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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

Elections 10 Georgia to Gil vacancies
10 the present and forty second Congress
commenced yesterday aud il is to continue
three days.
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Congress is doing ue,hiug, or little
more, than dlling up the time, 20 % tc
draw the pay.
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Gov. MoClo'g has by proclamation de.
cIarcd the adoption Of the Aueudme nts
voted on at the recent election.
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Grants first reception 10 announced Il
take place on the End prox. We can sec
6ner stock closer to home.
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Mr.. Akermau will retire from Grant .
cabinet about tho 6rst Of 'sevnty one on
account Of i'll. health.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-22

A late French telegram announces the
death Of Asexnnder Dumas, tho great
novelist.
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M's. Rebecca Jeffrey fell down stairs
aud broke her neck 10 Cincinnati les.
Friday.
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NEW AovERr,seaAEMrs.
Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell ny farm, situated ore nile aad .
L half from Auburn. on the most sonaSie
terms. II costains 50 acres sf wsll-lnpesvsl
land, ell under feaes except about sores. 4
sood Dwelling and No. Barn. II not sold at
private sale before the lst Of March, 1871, Il
will be sold st auction. Any enc desiring seed
homestead farm will do we'll to appiy st snes .
tml 8. GREEN. On the 4arm.
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GiNoER SNAPs.-Two cups uolsssss,
one cup sugar, QUE Of lard, one table.
spoooiul ginger, one Of oiaoaaea, oss Of
soda, half cup hot water.
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NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
TO ALL POINTS
West, North, East and South
CONNECTIONS.

Al ST. LOUIS, nth all rail and river lines. 10
all points East, North and South. At CR MIRA
LA, with Columbia branch trains. Al MACON
with Hssnibsl / St. Joseph railroad. AZ. eT-
TUMwA with Burlington L Missouri River sad
Dss Moins, Valley railroads, for Dss Meinss.
Fort Dodge, Omaha, Cslifernis and all place.
West. At BRUNSWICK, With Omaha and Chill.
licoths Branch, for Chilicothe, etc. At RICH.
MoND LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with St.
Louis 4 St. Joseph anch. for Lexington sad,
st. Joseph. At HARLEM, with Kansas City
st. Joseph Council Blu6s railroad, for Lsavs.-
worth, Atchison, etc. At ST. JOSEPH with
Kansas City, St. Joseph / Council Bluff railroad.
for Omaha, Union Pacific and Central Pseiao
points. At KANSAS CITY, with Kansss Pacific,
Missouri RIVER, Fort Scott, Lawrence. Enperis ..
Denver and all points west.
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ST. LOUIS
Business Directory,
The Name, Business and Location se
Leading Houses.

Agricultural Depot and Seed Store.
WIN k0ENIG d CO, 207 N Second stssst
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN CLARK, 1000 2002 Pine street
Cider --.sMissOurl.D
GREEN L CLARK, 1000 4 2OO2 Pine street
Carpets, OilclOths, &c.
HART 4 POWELL, 4l0 and 4l2 N Fifth st-sssS
Dry Goods.
JOHN @ ALLEN 4 SON, 5ll N Main street
Family Medicines.
NJ g q X HARTER / CO, 724 N Maia street
jones' Commercial College.
" JOHNSON, Man. Prin., s W cor Eth i olive
Lumber Merchants.
SCHNELLE i GU ERL y y cor 9th i n Muiiaa aphy
N BKOTHERTON, Yard Once 3s3S Broadwsy
Once 3v9 Locust street.
Marble Dealers.
L R0SEBROU1H SONS, 142l BroadWsy
Vinegar Manufacturer.
ALDEN CLOUGH, 3l5 and 3i7 Spruce street
Watches. Diamonds. sc.
JEHU SYLVESTER, 2lo N Fourth street
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60 PER BBL. FOR SALT. ONLY.
&C Call on ". A. wO0Da0Nr
Dscsmbsr 3, 1870, chsis Of Resks.
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J. 81. THORP.
CLOCK REPAIRER

WILL wsit upon the etissns Of Troy and The
w county At their homes and repair clocks. =
have the benefit Of nearly 40 ysars sxpsrisnes at
the trade in this State. All work warranted. fss.
timonials furnished II desired. Orders LAY ~
left at the Plsnts,s' House in Troy.
December Is, l870-3wp
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MON EY SAVED

MONEY SAVED
By paying your taxes 'his month. All VIE have
not paid them will please do % st oses, % The
law requires ten per csnt. penalty to bs sadsA
from the lst January.
VOOLFOLK,
Collector Lincoln couhty. Ne.
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Eclipse Churn and Hand Corn Shelter
W H CURTIN, Patentee, Carlyle, Ill.
Send for Circulars.
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THE BILL AND BAT.
4 Game with the Umpire Asieep-The Mu-
tuais W. the Pastimes.

Yesterday the Pastures played game with the
Mutuals and II was decidedly the worst game OF the
series they have played In this district. But few
nuns were made on the Mutual side, Nelson being
the only to distinguish himself in this way; but
the Pastimes became quite demoraizei Their Cap.
tain Buck had certainly some excuse for being
little out OF sorts for In addition TO the bad play OF
his team, he had TO contend against The erralr de
cisons Of the umpire, which were neither few nor
far apart. Tie seemed perfectly indifferent to calling
either strikes or balls; - iAdeed one occl
sion, when Noters had delivered several balls wide
Of the home plate without notice being taken,
he sent one in which made the umpire jump, Wolters
quantity remarking that he did so TO asoer tain
whether he asleep; but even this JAILED to
him sufficiently 70 call even that ball. Had the UNI
pire not been known to be perlsc,ly square man,
matters would have had queer appearance. He is
q good ball player, but mOst decidedly not good
umpire. The following is tie detailed score. The
runs earned by tho hutuals 5, and b. the Pas
tunes l.
INSISds. let. "a. Sd ith, 5th 6'h It'll, SD Sh.
srsn%e' - 3 I ! 70 Z 81
Umpue-Mr Charles Hunt, Eckford cub.
Tine OF Gamc-Iwo hours uul ten minutes.
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straps had given way in the earlier portion OF the race
and lie had therefore been disabled from continuing
II to satisfactory conclusion In view OF those
circumstances,
NE CHALLENGED Mr.. DE DANES
to another trial OF speed over the same course a. an
early day Tor an unlimited stake. Mr.. DE Banes in
reply, acceptei tile challenge, the terms and the
time to be arranged hereafter while, at the same
time nc commended that the race Just ended had been
perfectly fair one In every respect and considered
tlat ne had honorably won the wine and the crnbs.
:, Al lands then sat down to discuss the Winnings
IL - understood that MIR. Fisk intends to start in.
inedlatey after the races for your city when he will
mke up his quarters In q well-known riding school.
ne VIII secure q supply OF horses ranging In speed
ION TWO hours TO one minute fty seconds per milo
lbese he viii practise on, AFTER another. begin
mug with the siOWoSt until lie shall have reached
such point OF equestrian confidence that nothing
"a The Branch win be able to stand up against him.
~ IL reported that more than sCycniy1ve cents
changed hands upon the result. The following Is a
SUMMARY.
LoNo BRANcn DRIVE Match for SIX bottles OF vino
and TWENTY-FIVE soft-she crabs mile cash under sad.
die heavy weights D. d.:
j. ne Banes enters Photographic horse, go Bs.. no
Col. james Fisk Jr. enters br. o. hack, $50 ms.
49, Time. IA. a. IN 30
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Kinks Hanging Induisition-A Decision by
IhieI LmrIIcc Pom rsnn-rhc ElccIlnm.

RALEIGH, Aug. 3.-Some # 'ie Northern news
papers OF Monday doubt the pros, Telegram from
here that Kinks men hanged up men 10 make them
confess that they were Ku-Kux. The statement
was true. Bergen Kinks subordinate ackuow-
edges it, and says therl Is no other way 70 make
them confess. There were several arrests az Ala
nance yesterday. some OF the parties were released
to-day.
Both political parties profess TO he couHlen OF
success In the election tomorrow. There Will b. "a
lull vote, except In Aamlncc and Cl.wCN
In decision Of Chief Justice Pearson yesterday
he said he had no power 10 enforce the writ ~ m
6,ds cOIpuS in Cisweli and Alamance, or IN any
county declared in instruction by the Executive,
though the writ was not suspended
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CoNELTN. In this city. on Tuesday. August . Mr..
John II. Conkin. age1 81 years.
Funeral from the residence of his brother foot OF SD
st.. East River, to-day, al II A. NJ.
EOMlEk-ln Brooklyn. on tuesday, August ?. 1870,
suddenly, OF heart disease, Abraham Fowler In his 9Th
year
The relatives and friends of the family arc respect
uy invited to attend his funeral. from his late
dence, 90 North Portland ay., new number, Thurs-
day. August 4. At O'Clock =. NJ.
Eat Railway. y. i on Tuesday. August 2 EliZa
samm, wife of Willard Idc, late OF Sew YORK. IN the
GJth year or her age.
The relatives anc friends OF the family and those "a
her sons-lnlaw, J.. Pierce and - Brown, are IN;
yed to attend the funeral, -dA5IN thursday, at II
O'Clock, ir IA heg late residence, Rihway n. j. Car
train from New YORK.
HYAN.--tjn wedncsday. August g. James Ryan,
native OF tho parish Of Crumc, county Limerick Ire
land, aged 80 years.
The friends the family, also the members Of tho
Father Mathew 4. A ID. Society. No. respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from hs las re idence
Ca East 18th st. on this Thursday at O'Clock I. NJ
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George =. Boutwell, for President.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The question Of calling
an extra session of Congress lie becoming interest
ing. As II the disgraceiu Alabama claims, Cuban
and Dominican State Department imbrogiio. and
the cruel exposures OF THE Sun were not sufficient
now come further to complicate the matter the
Presidential aspirations Of the Secrtary OF the Trea
sury and the recent decision OF Attorney. General
Akerman. which has turned the world OF Washing.
ton topsy-turvey.
Mr. Boutwell, is determined 20 make as good an
exhibit Of funds in hand possible for c at the
next elections In sublime contemp. OF all justice or
honesty SO the War Department is directed 10
take the opinion OF the Attorney eneral on Gun.
ghng act Of Congress- As IL understood that the
wording OF that act was blum der the Treasury and
other Departments have ignored il up to this time,
when Mr. Boutwell, Is smiten with sud den scruplos
and others therein OF forcing the call OF
an extra session, by occasionng unbearable moon.
venienee In divers quarters too numerous TO men.
uon. The question Is therefore submitted TO Aver.
man, who has no choice but TO decide that NO
means no, notwithstanding the groans OF army and
navy osncers, aud claimants and claim agents who
protest tuat he has brought the wheels OF Govern.
ment to a standsi
How will Fish ike this : How will Ulysses ike
this-to have his hands forced by a now almost
avosed and dangerous rival for the Presidential
uOm!nAtlOuf
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WARDEN rRACY's NEW BOARDER.
The Prince OF Coutortionists-Sadi Djalna,
the Asiatic JnxgIer, in the County Jail.

The Prince OF Contortionfsts-Sadt Djaima,
the Asiatic JuKgier, in the County Jail.
Some months ago, with flourish Of trumpets,
the Asiatic Prince, Sadi Djalma was hailed BY the
managers OF the Tammany Ahanbra as the greatest
contortcnist ever known to the world. stupen.
dous salary paid him. and critics were lavish In
their praises Of his fea,s. Amer his eu-agement
here he travelled TO the Western cities and played IN
all tie principal theatres: but, during his absence,
lis manager, Mr.. Harry Montague, consulted the
Hon. William +. Howe. and related u story OF wrong
ana deception practsed by the Prince, ayerring that
the contortonist, although making a contract to give
one thtd OF his saa 10 the architect OF bis fortune
ceeds. This state Of facts being placed In form OF
AFFIDAVIT Dy Mr. Howe, the suave counsellor applied
yesterday morning TO Judge Barnard for order Of
arrest against the Prince, VINO, he said had endeaVor
ed 10 wrggle out OF ing his agent Judge Barnard
granted counsellor Nowe's application. and directed
d! imas arrest under $1,000 bail. The Sheriff ere
cuted his warrant yesterday afternoon, and the
Asiatie Prince is soiurning in Ludlow street JaiL
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WASHINGTON roPTCs.
The People not Allowed in the Grounds Of
the White House.

the white House.
Correspondence Of The sun.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 3.-The Jewish Talmud
says somewhere: Though Elijah was translated
from this spot to heaven, the ground on which the
prophet stood Is yet sacred as n he were st stand
ing there" Ever since the White House was built
the socalled Presidential grounds have been free TO
all corners; and in the summer the unfortunates de-
tsiued In Washington have been accustomed " sit
on the benches under the shade.
This has been altered under the Grant admins
tation. Well, European potentates and mssnates
will not be ntruded on. nor let the people come
within half q mile OF the wind and their nobility &"
But 10 customary when they leave their palaces TO
allow the public respectfully 10 roam over tho out
skirts.
Our Ulysses being away, your correspondent in
nocenty intruded on the sacred precincts, and mad
barely taken seat on bench when be was accosted
by policeman, who sternly pointed out placard
bearing the inscription:
NO admission on these grounds !" and said,
Then's my orders"
Ii vas in vain your correspondent argued ha, no
had set forth no argument on which he required any
admission and that II It had been 10 these grounds
dian OF the privacy OF an august President replied
that the warning was written by Gen. Grant OF one
OF bis secretaries so your correspondent !oft with
the iron penetrating deep into his SOUL uch
at being excluded from this Paradise on account
OF being excluded In such bad grammar. This was
insult added to injury. VIII tile balance Of the world
sympathize with himY
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Tho President, Nicc-rrssdcut Superintendent,
and directors Of the South Side Railroad Of Lols
Island enjoyed o fa'a day on the Beach ycs'er Ay.
A. lE20 A N. special lra'n started nom the South
seventh stree. depot, WiHamslur2h, with the party.
Including O number " guests. After bathing 30 the
suri AMI ,ujoyin. the das'irg srr,y t.c party was
elegantly eat 1T iNel by the lrrst 'ut lG The row
Beach House. Among tue guest. W.ic N.fl..
Gayl.r Ashcroft Wi 20. ll'ca. Burrows. Pond.
Parker, Gross. AM II. . bu.m ui &,W York.
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i6kc for city. Butter steady, with far demand ~
50aiOc FOR fair 70 choice. Cheese selling fairly at W.
dliIc. -. , --..---,
Rio last evening 500 bags do, and at Baltimore tt1
bags do. Rice rather quiet, but very nrm sace 90
bags RanRoon at iylSikc. Molasscs dull and entirely
nominal. Raw sugars were In better demand ana
nrnerj fair to good refining QA@0c sales 2OOl hhds
at ga.@ioc for Cuba and lie Tor Porto Rcp also blu
bxs Havana at gsc.; refined IN moderate demani AUD
steady at lie for hards, and iGkc. for white " A.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

TIE Catholic party have been successful In the
eIectlons 10 Belgium.
The Austrian press is generally exul.Inl over the
sur.F ll0H of The Conc JrdF,
C'nsos closed at SIS 4 for money aud the account.
tn ,wo4,c c. s!a is, =? 6is, elEi Ten fortes,
MIC. Sil,on is paid e25,OOO sterling for a six
M Hihs contract TO sf IN the tntci states She l. ~
receive - 100 ls git, on starting IOr America.
-!No Vel known merchants, whose names are
WI fI prudential reasons, ahscouied from Liver
the uAlk. 1890 ~
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WAsrcnESIER COrNrr.

Tie Hon Rohor. Murray, OF Fordham, throvs
down the uutlrt luT . gtstron0mlr contest with
either Judge McQuade or The llom fony nartlnu.
Yesterday, after eating nv puuu A, OF veal aud two
pound uorK steak, he MED up the vacuum Nltu
bushtl OF clans.
Mr. John Fries, prominent stone mason % Nor.
risania was brutaly beaten Tuesday nv John MUIR
puy. of Mot Haven, Two Of MI. FrlrE's WoIkmCn
hastcned 10 MS rescue, bn shared M tate justice
HauptnAR sent Tue pcraIO " White laIs loE three
unntlk.
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LATEST LABOR MEMS.
Tn e Pennsylvania miners have won.

tn Pennsylvania miners have won.
The principal Journals ON the Pacific Coast have
yte ded TO the pr nteE demand for - cents per thou
sand ems
The Brook yn storemasons last evening elected
j henne iy, Pres dclt 1. MCnermott Vice President
Nm n yDle, secretary {. keogh, Treasurer.
Meta" aud Mics frazer OF the Saleswome
FAIRY Closing Association addressed the dry goods
-ltk last uiEht support of the new Equalization
I- sslesW omen whl meet Ia lllmptoA Haa this even
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The excitement in relation to the suspension
Of the Central Bank OF brooklyn continued ycsIor.
day Tie depositors crowded the neiShborhood o.
cry Hall Squire, all to hear what was said,
and anxious TO obtain all the information possible.
Tho bunk oficers wero NJ rcticcnt as on tie dag
previous, and gave no satisfaction to lGquircr-
They express confidence, however, that every de.
pusltor VII get lis momeY Oh an early dal.
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NUw YORK, Wednesday, Aug 3.--There were no
beef cattle Qn ale, ana prizes remain nomlmnaliy inc
same, or lOc for common u pritne steers or sh'ep
ami lambs we had 2.l IN to-day, selling ary ~ yes
terdayB prices. Sheep were sOll at iiltGHc. VIII
few 0Ac ami Canada, state and Pennsylvania LAMBS
nc 20 l0hc. n. for fair to good lots There were no
live hogs In Slaughercrs received sos! heal.
md Nclc.aelllng dressod h0Es 81 D. etlho. a d.
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The committee appointed by Cong. ..s o. paos-
tgnte tHe charges s-uigs' q .r.a.u clip'- at N.-l
Point th1t tDcy i0i treaty tuH r,IaItl pll,i "a .u
Uugruucmauy manner, Lave sentenced ur ulvAu-
ing cadets % be replimau led b. the al..ordes.
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hours OF LEISURE.

The No Name Social club VIII enjoy -icnic in
lauInaa's Park morrow.
Tie Loasshpre Seamtns Benevolent Associate On
vii keep holiday on the 2ith inst.
Tine Ladies Father Mathew T. A. b. Society No.
Will cgJoy their plcaic la Lion Para Oh the lt INST
Yesterday u 2stA anniversary Of the Washington
iept OrueF OF EcChAllfe- co sOratad by piclI
AlcFney iarh. Mcssr.. Neil, Hepburn, shepherd, ia.
4, tti. George brigham, aai others were AMONG he
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Steamship Columbia, Havana, mdse. and pass.
Steamship HI CID, Wilmington, n. c. naval stores
Steamship Tyrian, Liverpool, IN ballast.
ship Merose, Liverpool mdse.
Bark Dorchester. Boston. In ballast.
Bark Mary, Matanzas, sugar.
Brig Edwin Rowe Cienfuegos.
Brig Madonna, Demerara. sugar and molasscs.
Brig Lola FaJarelo r. r.. moasses.
Also the usual river ana coastwise Vessels.
SAILED steamships Cuba and Manhattan, for Liver.
pool; South Carolina. Chailcstoni Fairbanks Pnlla-
ielpha; ship Sir Robert Peel, London.
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Citizens Suggestion TO the Coroner
Jury-Le the Coroner satisfy the Public.


SIN: The murderer knew Mr. Nathan was com.
Ing % tie city flom MoIristoWn, n. Y. rni would
sleep IN the house II It night. He WIS so aware OF
The last that Mr.. Nathan wOnld not sleep N his
usual place, Int would occupy a temporary couch in
t.c reese ion room.
An ordinary thief II ne hiG remained any time H.
the house after numbering the Ia.n without beng
detected. he would have improved the time by gong
INTO other apartments ana securing other booty ll..
stoIl OF stop!iu 20 clean up POI oil stllas
Tic gnshes iu The lorohead were across. no. M
and down, aid were, without doubt, Indicted willie
gts body lay On is Jlck, aud tAe .ssas !u stood h.
tie side,
Mr Washington Nathan came home very laio the
"a Cha before. bu appears TO have been the hgst enc
ul tiIo FAMILY tp -t- ~ lA the morning.
In COIug into ii~ tatHgr'~ room u.Tiy In the morn.
Ing. aud there seeing sud, bloody corpse lying uu
tlt floor, thU nI ul,grIi tElH- A.u o. 80 WO.l4
have been 10 lall BAGS hogrs stricken, and give ln
alarm.
Instead ~ this he went up 20 it, stepped over H.
gDt Dis ice 10 tue blood POOL, ami stoorCl down 90
cygmirc th- ace. How did hc know that the muir
dercr was not then lurking IN the room or close,
and might Xii MIN tooi
At this time, he says Dc got The blood on his nieh,
shit, and bis sIoc Ainss were bloody up to the IA
sep.
Hundreds Of parsons went into the same plae.
ate, ward and remained al day. posing arOun +
aud over TIE BODY, but did not geo boot on tCu
r.g.lA., u.i tracked none aJgLt on their .cct
TlTfTrN
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CURIosI7IES OF CRIME

Re fore Justice Garrett in staten Island yesterday
eight scnnen accused by Capt. H. Fisnef OF mn.
tiny on BOARD Prassian bark YIN. IN Quarantine
basin.
In q quarrel in BroWnville Tuesday John II
Freeman. candidate for tl' Judgeshp OF tue Circuit
Court stabbed A A Freeman, lawyer, and N return
shot IN
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THE CORPSE or oscEoLA,s QUEEN.
The Examination Of sarah Coeper's Body
by the Surgeons Declared n Self-Mur-
dercr-An Anaivsis of the Contents of the
Stomach Deemed Unnecessary.


Yesterday, at Woodlawn Cemetery, Coroner
Bathgate, with Drs Shaw and Pelton pursuant to
instructions from District Attorney Dyekman, eX-
humed the remains of Sarah Cooper alleged to have
been murdered By her husband, Osceola. Tie
friends and relatives Of Sarah, together with oscc-
ola's mother sister, and the Indian doctress Old
Mary. witnessed the examination Of the corpse ty
the physicians but II was so frghtrully dncomposed
that they withdrew Immediately upon the coin lid
being raised. Osceola himself, whom the Merits
directly Charge, was absent.
The surgeons made a c'reful and minute cNamina-
ton of the surface OF the body. The marks about
the throat, they say, indicate death by asphyxia.
The head was very much swollen and face putrefel.
An analysis Of the contents OF the stomach was not
made as the physicians deemed II Unnecessary hav-
ing concluded from the outward Appearance OF the
body that the woman had died Of strangulation
They also concur In the opinion that she was sus
pended while living, which disprovos of the charge
Of poisoning made by the family Of the dead woman.
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George Carr, the cN.poI'c'mll oi brooklyn
who assaulted omcor Curian, ana was r-htrou,y
ciGllod therefor NJ CIrrl, was aruIs.l before
chief Justice Buck v -terlY, h.aN.c, 1..iI.t
10 suspend sentence on con iaol @ % ,Ap rHla
Carr would replace The oncer'a uniform, which uc
had torn iloM bis plrsIu. 49, ,-wt. wee 49,
rar,utF ruuer yt-tordIy, has fallen u.o a.... .H'
LyDu Dis L0#t.a boss Me-Jas.Al, 10 as..L.. o.
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LOSSES BY FEE.

The sheds 81 tae Point Breese Racing Park, Phil
adtlphii WeIe OIrned yesterday.
Thompsou's plan ing mills and a block Of frame
dwellings IN Hyde Park, Boston, were burned yes.
to-day. Loss fllJO
TIE barn. bowling alley and Shells Of Hamilton
Park. SiKty-seyeuth street and TA.TI avenue, were
aAulasea il.0ll Lesterllv mlrnllg.
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Soci,lu Eotl.es.

NVOENISUIENS Trpfiy s)ueY Of u,
United ststss Organized undrr tnl Cug.r' Laws
OF tne stage OF Sew l.TR. Oiucart; 81. Iose, -, .
Pre-. dent; H. HatAews John lIecker Vce.pvs t..i..
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10, New York city.
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Tom Murphy has made John j. O'Bdcn Of the
Eighth Assembly District his private secretary. Mr..
O Bren las been for years in the employ Of A. T
stewart People say that the secretary Is virtually
the Collector, Does any great inll orter own IA.
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