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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-05
T1I1GRAPHT
Foreign AEairss
NOON DISPATCHES,

SUICIDE COMMUNISTS SENTENCED MA.
R1NE DIsAsTERS-RIoToUs MEETING
vICroRIA sICK-sTRIKE-RAILRo 40.
O1DRNT, &C., &C.
LONDON, September 2.-Walter Mont.
gomery, an actor, recently returned from
IN American tour, committed suicide
be was married Wednesday to an Ame-
rican lady.
VERSAILLES, September 2.-The court
martial sentenced NJ. NJ. Brissy, Com
mnne leader, to death $;
VERSAILLES, September 3.-The court
martial sentences Ferre and Lnllier to
death, Urban and Tnnquet for life at
hard labor, and Assy, Grousset, Verdure
and Ferret to deportation and oontiue-
ment in fortress. Jourde and Mastone
simple deportation.
DUBLIN, September 3.-There was n
monster demonstration and vast pro.
cession today. 100000 people we're at
the meeting in Phoenix Park. Smyth
Butt Nolan spoke. Resolutions demand.
ing the release of the Fenians were
adopted. Several collisions took place
as the people were retiring. The police
drew their slaves. and the people used
sticks and stones. Eventually the mob
was dispersed. Many atrests.
LONDON. September 4-Smythe, a
member Of Parliament. presided at the
PhOnix Park meeting. In the fight
which followed, the participants in the
meeting attacking the police, fifty police
were injured. The police we're rein
forced. and many arrests were made.
The Times has Versailles despatch.
saying there will be no adjournment of
the Assembly until the Germans evacu-
ate the four departments surrounding
Paris.
Fatal cases of cholera have occurred
at Dantzic, Elbing, Collentz, Altona,
Lepseig and Vienna.
A bark capsized nenr the English
coast, and all were lost A brig capsized
off Shields, and all lost.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
DUBLIN. September 4.-It appears
that only six police were hurt and FORTY
nine rioters arrested. Disorderly per
sons wero in the streets all night sing
ing seditious songs.
LONDON. September 4.-Queen Victo.
torla is confined to the house.
A general strike OF the coal miners of
Northumberland for higher wages is
imminent.
a fishing schooner fonndered in Pea
land Firth. Five were lost.
By q railroad accident in Northern
Ernnce ten were killed and On immense
number wounded.
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HAYr1 AND SAN Dom1Nao.-Th

HAYTI AND SAN DOMINGO. There is
war in these barbarons countries. Baez
is said to DO helping the pnrtisans of the
late President 3alnave, OF Hnyti Cabra
is on the war path. and has established
Provisional Government in opposition
to Baez. With the advantages of fifty
years Of freedom in the most productive
island possibly in the world, these West
India negroes show little advancement
from mere barbarism.
The Boston Post says that within
three weeks sixty Young Mems Demo
cratic Clubs have been formed in Massa.
chusetts. In Pennsylvania, too. the
Young men are coming to the front in
the sumo way.
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WHOLESALE AND JOBBING GOODS
A Specially ,olh Us for the Season.

In view OF the yellow fever being in Charles
ton, preventing large number OF buyers
from visiting that city for thoir fall stock, we
have this daytelegraphed our partner in New
York to buy very largely Of suoh Goods aa
are usually jobbcd in Charleston-as Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Csps. Mil
linery and Straw Goods. Our third 0oor will
be devoted to wholesaleing entirely, and wo
shall offer Goods at fair prices. and in larger
quantities than ever seen in this place before.
and On time 10 approved names MERCHANTS
WILL please remember that mono OF these lines
are new to us. We have, with short inter
mission, dealt largely in all these Goods Tor
year9.
The lady readers will remember that It thi.
house Dress can bo bought from tho finest
first class Drees Goods stock in the South.
cut and made to tit, and guarantee it. or cut
AID made by measure sent by mail. The
newest style French Bonnet or Hat can be
had here. The best and prettiest Shoes here
In fact, VIC claim for our house that it ia .the
place" OF the South to get the best at tba
least price. RIO. SILVER 4 co
August 81
a@ All papers in the State, except IN
Charleston, Beaufort, Colleton and Marlboro
will copy one time, and forward bills at once.
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The London Lancet, replying to at.
tncks on Queen Victoria, based on her
absence from evening entertainments,
ana on her brief residence in London.
makes the statement that the Queen is
not physically capable of bearing the
effects OF crowded or over heated rooms.
or OF prolonged residence in London.
Tho Ldncet says that the effort of enter
tanning in the evening produces upon
the Queen great aud Immediate discom-
tort, followed by sleeplessness or dis
turbed rest and severe hendaohe and
that the Queen rarely visits Buckingham
Palace, her London residence. without
suffering in O similar manner. The
Lancet reminds the public that the
Queen is lady, nearly ftty-three years
old. and does not possess the remurkn.
Ole physical vigor aud nerve power she
exhibited twenty years ago.
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Medical.

nN MARRIAGE. Essays for young men on
~ great social evils and abuses. which inter-
tere With marriage and ruin the happiness OF
toousandBi with sure means Of relief for the
erring and unfortunate. disoasod and debili.
charge. i--'7'
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadephia. Pa. ''I,
SePt o emo
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Rose s Hotel.

1 ENNCN IN view OF the influx OF vi.
MTSI1xrR sitors to Columbia, stoned
"a tlakAIxM by the prevalence OF the vel.
slSsa43lhe2-low low fever in Charleston, the
proprietor ot ROSES HOTEL has concluded
to reopen his establishment for the accom-.
mofation OF the public at once, and therefore
wlthdraws tho proposals he has heretofore
mado for it's safe or lease
The Hotel will henceforwaYd be conducted
AZ first class houae Of entertainment, and
special provision will DO made for tho con, fort
and convenience OF families.
Carriages and an Omnibus will be fonnd al
every arriving train. w. l.. ROSE.
August 30
aS- Charleston Coerier, Yorkvilie Enquirer
and t3reenville AfoMntaineer substitute above
until further notice.
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The Newest Goods,
AT
LOWEST PRICES.
WILL BE FOUND AT
w. ID. LOVE & cos

HAplNd pl opened during the past ten day.
- one hundred packages OF goods, boueht
Ill Now York at muoh less than regular priess
replenishing al the departments TO the fuIiest
capacity, both wholesale and retail. VIC Ara
now prepared to fill all orders from city or
country. o'
We opened to-day twenty five pieces Of
CARPETS, in new and beautiful designs; 25e
pairs Of BLANKETS, including all Gna]aies
IN white and colored. Notwithstanding tho
very large advance OF 20 per cent in these
goods, we are offering them at less prices
than last year.
Will open in a few days tho best stock OF
WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia.
We keep only the best makes OF goods.
direct from manufacturers and mporters. and
havo but ONE PRICE.
Shades and Shade Hollands, in all widths
and styles. A'As
Some Of our worthy competitors are getting
rather neryona on account OF the Quantity ~
goods We are receiving. We do not Get them
for their benefit, but for the benefit Of our
customers.
We invite al to inspect ou1 atock, which
will be shown freely.
W. D. LOVE 4 CO.,
- Columbia Hotel Building,
~. -. LoyE. Main street.
u. II. MoCREERY. An0 os
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Notice to Contractors.


StEALED BIDS for the erection OF CITY
~ Hall will he received at the Office OF the
Chairman Special Committee on City Hall.
time all bids will be opened The contract
will be awarded to the lowest res pom eible bid
der. The Committee reserves the right to re-
1oct all bids offered. Tho contractor will be
required To enter into bond for faithful per-
formance Of hs contract in penalty OF firy
thousand dollars. with good aud responsible %
sureties. The names OF persons offered as
suretles by the contractor shall be sent in
%lth bid, together with the assent OF proposed
snretNs. The contract, after being awarded
by Committee, must be ratified by City Coun-
Gil Plans and specifications OF tho proposed
building can be seen at the Office OF Chairman
ot Special Committee.
", HUTSON WIGG, Chm,
ISRAEL SMITH,
WM. MOONEY, Committee.
WIN. SIMONS,
JOE TAYLOR.
Sept
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BURNING OF THE KENTUCKY MILLS OF
THE IHAPPIsT MONKS. Tho Louisville
lhy.) ourier-Journai. Of the 29th u!t. :,
reports the totnl destruction. by fire, Of
tho valuable flour mills belonging to the
monastery OF tho Trsppist monks, at
dethsemnne. ky., on the Goth ult. This
community has also been unfortunate in
tho loss OF remittance Of, money on its
way from France, which it is feared can
not be recovered. These combined mis-
fortunes is said to have left the poor
brothers almost destitute.
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YELLOW FEVER.

4 Healthy Retreat for Refugees ana Inralids.
at Wdhiamst0n, S. G.
A AM-O THE Williamson Hot el can
GrSfsSL22 comfortably accommodate fty
fa11HfSHi1 moro boarders. Tho hotel il
EsA.4999ass ESs.4EsEe within few steps OF the depot
on the ureunvillo and Columbia Railroad
eighteen miles from Greenvlie and sixteen
hi'ies from Anderson. The mineral waters
havo acknowledged medicinal virtues. The
table will be furnished with the best ma teriale
which tho market furnishes
The price OF Board is fixed at low rates ia
induce trial OF the house, and il at the FOL.
loving rates: Per month, s25; per week, So rs
The servants arc experienced nnd attentive
every efort will be made to mako guests com
Portable. A. C. IINNfNGIj4W :
mlLLIAMsToS, August 81, 1871.
Sept 9 O
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Porter and Ale.
Flour! Fiour!! FIour!!I NM

Flour! Flour!! FIour!!!
1nn BARRELS choice FAMILY FLOUR.
IOxI The best in ,uarket
100 barrels Extra Family Flour,
20O barrels Extra and Super Family Flour.
Just received and tor sale low, at wholesale
and retail, by JOHN AGNEW & SON
Sept 3
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To Rent.

{H a HOUSE, containing eight rooms.
H;t3 Apply to Whf. McGUINNIS.
Sept s I1I,1G
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Mr. B. freeman Schcrmerhorn. an
old resident Of Schenectady, made the
closing prayer mt religious meeting in
that city on Friday evening last. A
hymn Was then sung and as tho people
turned to leave the church it wns disco
vered that he WAS dying Before he
could be removed from the pew he was
dead.
The Huntsville (Aln.) Democrat states
th"t private telegram was received from
New Orleans, last Friday, advising a
person IN Huntsville not to go to New
Orleans. as one person had just died
there Of yellow fever.
The Princess Louise aud MARQUIS of
Lorne. when they visit Canada, this full
are to extend their journey to New York.
Philadelphia and Washington.
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The willis" Tie.
DIPLOMAS FOR BEST COTTON TIE
n nANTED BY
W Louisiana state Fair, April, 1870.
Georgia State Fair, October, 1870.
Cottun States Fair, October, 1870.
Mississippi State Fair, October, 1870
Alabama State Fair, November, 1870.
Made of the bost Enyi Iron. Easily and
rapidly adjusted.
000 of tho above TIES now landing per
British bark NJ. E. Seed. from Liverpool, and
Tor sale at the lowest mar ket rates by
:, ]. N. ROBSON,
Nos 66 East Bay and aud 2 Atlantic Wharf,
sept Oh Charleston g. @.
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County School Commissioners Office
Riohland County,
COLUMBIA, 3. O.. sErrEmnrn 1871
A LII persons Wishing to teach in the Free
"A Common Schools will appear at the Of
lice OF the Secretary OF State, on MONDAY
ana ~ uEHDAY, September II and IL. for the
purpose OF examination and to secure tht ir
places. N. T.. EDWARDS
school Commissioners Richlsnd County,
Sept 5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

As-a5v5H Raroa Ra,bscbid had rot Invited
The Kizg Of Prassaa TO The hospitality OF bis
horse. nevertheless. until recently, bis chateau at
Fsriers hss been Tie headquarters Of William.
The T.see Is modern paradise In.ihe psrk The
Gosa u ihe utole world Is represented the PIE
tu-esqus scotch 6r stands ~ the trembling fol-
isged silyer-Popiag ianari1ds aud weeYips-vit
lows Inc the brook that winds smong the lawns;
grand cl5 ced--s dot the vista here and there
b-1ad vo5ashaie5 paths lead to and from The
gila. where The most beautiful forms q Oriental
Vegetation meet The eve. The chateau ITSELF The
creation o. The late Baro1 james Ro,hschild- IS
bEilt 90 The STYLE Of The RenaissaHoe. The in
,ericr IS gard. From the north one enters frs;
a yas,itrie. With ra-5le bnsis Of Roman Empe-
ro-s. Ascending few sters, the larreS, ball Of
The chateau Is entered saloon with galleries
borne NJ by Ionic gi,5ei pillars. An irjsserib-
able wealth i displayed DO gold oroameaiaton
and paintings The mar sal i occuPied eaurely
ty he library, 81 the hooks q which are boeoi
10 rsi morocco The upper rooms consist chiefly
q dwelling sHi sleeping rooms. All being fitted
out with extreme iaxury. ara 10 par; decorated
with valuable paintings The more vslgss5le ar
tciss have been taken aEay. although What re-
uaius Is valued a, twelve millions Of francs.
King Wf.Eau used the roouS and ug,birE more.
Even i-ri;s and vegetables taken from ;he gar
dsas vs-e PAID ig-, ana R5thSshili uiL safer no
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

THE DES-ErsSrs o. CoL-EE-S--At present.
there are 10 known 6sscscda1-s OF C0iguhus
LIVING the fn5ly : ezdact- ex1aF. iu zsn1-g
Co,zu5Es hid Two soes. ors C Ehoz rose 70 tie
distinction q AZ A5niral. Tie o.hsr. Ike bis
father became great trare.lsr. visiting a asrica
three tines and travsrsing the whole e Ear0Pe,
Asa and Airica. He VS. Prof'z-d sch0lar,
ard u his 6sath gave hiz hbrary Of t=suty thouz-
ard volunes to the Ca.h=iraI Of SeTllis, where it
i q us 6ar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

NsSSsS. - GsNTs--T oETs q the 18th
instant "a rsiz-ieu q the zote az - I rscEir-
ed and contests rooted Please ailg= g 70 rec
onnend tk1t nos 70 IREsiiztely % HsI Ekers
no do-ht yuG vi EnG soms ore to frsnslct yer
bEs5zess. whose nasEre az6 su1r eWn vii be e1-
sctlT aSs. THIS uzzkiHg Il very pleasant f8r besh
parties yoz SEE We retr-n yea yocr uote
a-.irst - Tcurs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12
JuNenlle PeriodicaIs.

oar Young Folks .-faaihiyf ...... - co
NJ ic-tl's Csrgluie1 lueek I.... .. ...... : Sd
Lt----cst's Young America l1rfh' -.. .-. -.. o1
ne Cli-sSa Lirtie to-r,rsI -'rleklyI .... . 81
ND bst-e Nu-sery su1athiyl 90. ..-......-. ~ F. Sd
N--rN.s NuslE-s D-t1s .usat hiy'. ...-....-- - $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

A TRss1c1L rslE-Thsre v1s GO t5u5t she
sd It. L eoa,d n5s b eoaceaIs5- Tracss e i
wee To- esidsaL Isisei. Sic ID nos a.tsHP:
TO deny l. NJ one raz b ehsa It vas done
Her Mistress bal CT! been sPsaki1E TO her
few minutes bss1-e Il hs7PeosL SLs vas De-
tected in the very ACT 4 Po,5oe=az vas pas
sls n he n0us1L I'D szE her thr5zSa ,As
srs- raifuzs a tbs Stitches vin3oE- she was
ha-5zasd eaozzh 20 LooS uP troa What Sic vas
dong and sazs. and 15d q hin I cane cat
thzt this waz 20. The s-st tue- AID she de-
c-a-sd sbe 15u,5 repeat IL Il Eaz elevsriy done
n a very b-sf space q tinesl sg1sof Il would
have disappeared Yes tLs7e e1zii Be 10 doubt
Of it-ths law u1st tske is oo1rse-she lad
sug;hsred-a rabbit In o-51us .- Pa1i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

IHs IOEB oT CosrEECS---lt Is astonishing
t2" urE7y people there are vho e0ue 20 Havana
thar are iSB7-ant Of The rsuzias OF Columbus
beng ID The r-eeiu,s Of Haeaua. having been
transferred from the place of his death.
History tells Us tha, Co.1-bas d,e5 10 Ya1a-
d1.i- >7ziu- OF Ascension 6-y. the 2Oih Of May
1906; ilai Is 6gdy vas deposited ia The Con
vs-i Of Saa FFuuoiSo0, aaj lis o5segsies os'e-
t-atei With t-ug7l PouP in that city, lis re-
mains were aoe-E-ri transported. ~ 1878 70
The Ca-sEasi-1 NgaaS,syy q Seville. known
a. Las Casvas- where 1hey erected a handsome
monument to him. by command u Ferdinand a-5
iszgs-.a- vi.h sas simple insc-iP,ioa- b9gne aPaa
l.. ..--l- u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12


II he year 1855 his bo5y and thas e. his son
Diego ss-e removed % tie ci,y Of = Domingo.
20 tie Islzsa Of Bsyti, ana inferred IL tie r-sa,
c.lll chapel Bat tlsy we're rot permitted 10
rs. evea there. fJ- q the l5;b sc January 1875.
ihzy ws7s 5-yz-h, 10 Havaua ana Inferred In
,hcir present t1z6 amid grand s-6 imposing
c5-ausaies. participated ia 5y the array. u1,y
su3 C11reh oi5,ials and az immense concoa-ze Of
spectators, To Use tbz r5-5s Of S7a-isa az
'lo-> -E4vzza ue7s ul.a 3. alzl.zatf51 ana
g-ari,-ie 3; seeing enter ui-h,a is p-e=5-ts Go
C7izr 70 guard thsH forever. lie a>Ess q Gins
to5z- Cc-,-.-
The ashes. &; IS understood. were deposited 10
an uru- which vas F,zce5 IN a richl 30 the EaU
AZ the e-tr-a-s and 10 The Geo. OF ,ts ch=ucsI Of
iss caiaeir-L Over tiis has bsea 7'aosl a Sab
g stone. e,abc-a,sg cz-yei. 10 a stone f-z-e.
aai rsF-sssl-ag HE ba>s q Co.eu5-s ia tie
costume q lie t.-e. ursl.l % Laurel around
Is beaL zu5 syash7IfcaI s-tlsas Il the F55, o.
the -eiz-i11 C71r which Is inscribed In Cassi-u:
-ll H-st -baa- taszs -- -te e-es- erf--
Tesz-l -z--Ees -z-.sl- -glr.a5 - sHe a--
AIS % -le -v-s1 e-1z- " -1- zrra-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

And % they Pzlei rp the rosy ard rsi15-i1g
angels agziu iH,0 the canvas clsads.-Llll117
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

T5s-e eo7id not b Ener stroke q prastics
thar this-t1 81 notkizg or tie hzu5<- 4 Is
altogether too good fsr W5scousin- Co1li not
these ezinent IIrists be I16oced 70 tass had
Il so1e Ct the Eria szissy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

4 WE1rzr NIzzA-Laalslzaz tiaEauys- sid
to hs he ~e=lthis=s Haa Il H1ngzry. Did latsly
Il Eperiss- He ras bachelor e eighty, and
% us=srsy tbzt b preferred ssash % exPendiag
form isr ueI51ins uhieh tie poor house Fhysi-
car tzt p-ssrrieea fg- tf-s- He brqasathed his
entire s1-tuue-s-ue eesesno0 E1Hnz-tea Dis
tant rsatfze. 81 the express csndftien thai O0ly
SEQ Eaiaz should be e-pe15sd a==zassE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-12

N2y. -6o~n east vas EviHg With bis
secou5 Eifs- Ore Say she asked hin whsrs he
Eizle6 &c be bgried EAsu be died He rsPlied-
IN L. wbeEe NJ first vie Vss barred +
And where uo1ld yoz bzry ne L shogld
dis ss5s vie No ? Ia L.. q e0arse.-
sd ths hasband- SCAT 20 s-sP. Eas TIE
rsriy I dout kuez = s0sl % t1sse- and I
kzoE l0ts II tbs graveyard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-17
COREAN EXPEDITION.
Admiral Rodgers Heard From.

New YORK, July l6.-The Herald
has the following special so day:
YoKoHoMA, June 3, VIA San FRAN
CISCO july l5.-Further news from
Admiral Rodgers at Corea, has been
received. The gunboats Monocacy and
Palos, with four steam launches well
manned with marines and artillery
started up the river to reconnoiter the
enemy's preparations for defense early
in June. They had proceeded about
ten miles from the mouth of the river
when they were fired upon by two
Corean forts. The fire wounded two
of our men, whose names l have not
been able to ascertain. A broadside
was Immediately returned from all the
vessels on the reconnaissance anu a
sharp interchange Of compliments en-
sued. ... .sr. -. :,
A note, signed by the Chief Council
lor of the King. was sent to our ooats
by a single messenger during the hrIns,
n which it was stated that the Coreans
refused to hold any intercourse what
ever with foreign nations and that the
crew of the American ship, General
Sherman, were put to death under the
law OF the land because they were gulity
of piracy and murder after they mao
been shipwrecked. Oar vessels return
ed to their anchorage after receiving
this letter and taking as clear survey
of the works as was possible under the
circumstances. Admiral Rodgers no"
awaits further instructions from WASH
ington. .,-. .r.,.-. --..L .- vi
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INDIANA.
A Woman Witnesses limitations in
Odd Fellowship and Takes Degrees
in Free Masonry.

In Free Masonry.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l5.-An old man,
sixty.fve years Of age, named George
Stats, who was janitor Of the Odd
Fellows Hall and had charge Of the
private books and works, as we'll as the
KEYS, for some time past has been under
the dominion OF woman named Pill
bean, who acquired fearful influence
over him and prevailed upon him to let
her witness the limitations in Odd Eel
lowship, while she was concealed from
view. There is a room adjoining the
main hall OF the Odd Fellows building
designed for the reception Of an organ,
pending which it was curtained of,
having been in this condition for some
time. Entrance to this room can only
be obtained from the outside, and there
Mrs. P. assisted by the janitor, on sew
eral different nights witnessed three, if
not five, limitations. She was supplied
with the private books and work Of the
Order, the keys to the rooms and one Of
the stools Of the Encampment. These
articles were taken from her day or two
since by the Chief Of Police. 1t is said
the janitor instructed her in three de-
grees Of Masonry. She makes her boast
that she lie an Odd Fellow and Free
Masen and has giseur evidence that she
knows more than she ought to about
Odd Fellowship. Now for the reason
for her seking that which heretofore to
woman has been a sealed book. For
some time past the janitor has paid
twelve dollars per month for the rent OF
the woman's house. She wanted more
money and demanded one thousand dol.
lars. This was refused, when she asked
| for FIVE hundred dollars and mortgage
on one of the janitors houses. Thii
was also refused, when she told what
she had seen and learned. On Friday
night the janitor was tried before com,
mittee of Odd Fellows and expelled
from the Order. He was defended by
the Hon. William Wallace. He !:
now reported as keeping close to hi'
house.
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CHICAGO.


Double MURDER IN NeDrhska-Aue
Railroad Troubles at Hudson.
CHICAGO, July 15.-At place some
eight miles east of Fairbury, Nebraska,
on the 4th instant, two men, named
Walters and Paschall, were murdered
by some person unknown. AT ten
o'clock they passed through Fairbury
in a wagon. Just after leaving the vii
lage a young man on horseback was
observed to ride up beside the wagon
and get in and hitch his horse to the
tail end of the wagon. This young man
has not been seen or heard Of since the
murdered men were found, and be il
supposed to be the murderer. Itseems
that they had encamped for the night
and they were evidently engaged in get
ting grass for their horses where they
were. Each man had two bullet holes
through the head, entering from thu
back part. The town was in a terriblt
state of excitement after the murder
was discovered, and il the murderer il
caught he will be tried and executed
according to the Lynch code.
The Winons Republican, says As q
sequel to the grand naval fight on th'
West Wisconsin railroad bridge, q
Hudson, between the fumoemen and
the railroad company pile-drivers
wherein the former captured the pile
drivers and towed them up to the Sln
water. The arts Of diplomacy wef'
finally employed and resulted in q com
promise, whereby the railroad msl
have agreed to JeaSe ample space 6e
ltseea Che -piefssof the psSeage OF .aits
and the lumbermen have promised no
to interfere again with the bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-17
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July l6.-Presl-
dentuGrsnt attended service in. the
Methodist Episcopal Church this morn
inc. in company with Mr. J9 A. Casey
Collector at New Orleans. g..
A violent thunde rstorm was experi
enced here this evening, 49,
A sacred concert took place on the
lawn in front Of the Continental ho'e
tonight. .,, uoou
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