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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-20
SUCCESSION OF c. sCHUMAN AND WIFE.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
A- No. 1883.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-20
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN LOUIS APAprR

SUCCESSION OF JEAN LOUIS ABAp1R
Second District Court for the parish of o &
No. 34.7ss.
10y =. GUINAULT, AUCTIoNERR-oFF1cu
ID corner of Exchange alley and Bienville straat
MONDAY, August 81 1871 will be sold. at sIeoe-,
O'Clock A. NJ, on the GENTLY road, at HonIins,
plantation, near the Pontchartrain railroad =,
virtue of an order from the honorable the Second
August Z, ISL
THIRTY-ONE Mich COWS. several with youn,
<calves.
ONE BULL. -....
ONE HORSE.
Terms-Cash. su9I52I
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fPY LOUIS STERN q BROs.-M. STERN
- Apctoneer-On MONDAY, August 81 1871 at 10
a. a. h. at their salesroom No. l6 Charities
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS. CON-
prisnS an assortment suitable for mems, boys la
oles, misses ana chlldreEs' wear and suitable fol
Also, oVo dozen Philadelphia Shoes, suitable for
1adies misses and children's wear and comprising
one OF the hnes' assortments ever offered in this
Terms-At sale. aoo
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DY EUGENE TOURNE, AUCTIONEER.-
I'd MONDAY, August q, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ,
viii be sold at the Montgomery Warehouse, on
Fulton street between Julia and st. Joseph streets
by order and under the inspection of the Port
wardens for account of whom it may concern
ONE THOUSAND DEMIJOHNS, assorted Sizes
more or less damaged on board the said British
bark Norton, on her last voyage from Bremen to
this port
Terms-Cash. aul9
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1--WE HUNDRED DOZEN PHILADELPHIA SHOES
just arrived per late steamer direct from Phil
adelphia, Boston and New York.
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BY Nash & Hodgson.

-T--fyg
THREE-STORY BRICK>RESIDBNCB, NO. II MARI
GNY STREET '.i'-' '.+
-tft. sf IL
SUCCESSION OF JULIUS H. COHEN. ~.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Ne. 3O270.
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DY c. e. GIRARDEY g. CO., AUG.
ID tioueers - ONCE No. II Exchange place
FRIDAY august 25 1871, at twelve o'clock Nj will
be sold at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange
on Royal, between Canal and ,Customhouse streets.
the Hon. E. H. ,Duren Judge of the United
States District Court of America for the District
of Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy, and rendered
in tie above entitled matter, dated the twenty
eighth of July, 1911
The remainder of a stock of LAMPS, GLASS
WARE and STORE FIXTURES.
Terms-Cash before delivery. aul5 I'd
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BY Charles e. Fortier.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE,
NO. 3l9 OLD LBvEE STREET,
BBTwEEBN HOSPITAL AND BARRACKS STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE THRU
INSTRUCT
SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE MERCER, DE-
CEASED WIFE OF HENRY MANNER. n.
DYPLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIoNEER-

Second District Court for the parish of Orlean
No. 1882.
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Michael Orgiii VS.. John McComb-First
Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans, No.
1911.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO ME
I'D directed by the Hon. H. NJ. Dibble, First Justice
of the Peace in and for the parish of Orleans will
proceed TO sell at public auction, at my arehouse,
No. 1879 julia street, on TUESDAY, August %, 1871
at twelve o'clock M -,tl. ..r =.
TWO FINE OFFICE DESKS. ..,
Seized in tie above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot -.
aul2 10 % DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable.
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By William De Lacy.

SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION.
NEAT COTTAGE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
CLEMENTINE LEMANE, WIFE OF PIERRE
Schueller, and Emile Lemane, wife of joseph
Benderer, duly authorized and assisted, ETC.,
VS.. Victor Lemane, through his tutor, Henri
Lemane.
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III. Loeb & Co. We. LabousQuere &, Co.
Second Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
No. II 1913.
PY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI FACTAS TO
~ me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans Second
Justice of the Peace, il aud for the parish of Or
leans, will proceed 10 sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, August 30. 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at my warehouse No 246 Girod street
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
effects, as per inventory file in my Office.
Seized in the above cause.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
A. J. DAVERN
auI9 Is 90 Constable Sscand Justice Tour+
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John Hasseivander VS.. Mrs. Sarah Four.
nette-Third Justice Court for the parish of
Orleans, No. 6l95
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
I'D to directed by the Hon. John P Montamat
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
on TUESDAY August 2S, 1871, at y NJ. at NV ware,
house, No. So Bienvile street, the following de-
serihed property, to wit
ONE LOT FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
as per inventory deposited at my Office
Terms-Cash OIL the spot.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
au19 Is % Constable Third Justice Court
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Mrs. Charles A. Smith VS.. Kate Dora
Fourth Justice Court for the parish of Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PrERI FACIAs
~ to nae directed by the Hon. J.. G. Baum
Fourth qsties OF the Peace in aud for the parish af
Orleans, | VIII proceed to sell at public auction,
front of my Office No. Frenchmen street.
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash.
aul6 % 26 ATG pITT1rR Chns+ah1a
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District Court of the United States of America
sor the District of Louisiana-No Il47.
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By Louis Stern Il Bros.

lx HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES AN
BROGANS.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Etienne

jy2l aus % Sheriff of the Parish of Orlesna.
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Mrs. Curiey VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. KiIlmartin.
FIRST Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans,
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PTERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. H. NJ. Dibble,
of Orleans, viii proceed to sell at public auction,
at my warehouse, No. 1873 Julia street on TUES
DAY. August p, 1871, at II M
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Fl
Seized in the above entitled suit, as per inven-
tory on file at my office. - ~
Terms-Cash on the spot r. tl
aul2 10 ~ 81, DANIEL CROWLEY Constable.
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jy2s au15 20 Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
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r. N. OGDEN EFT AL VS.. FRANolss 5. D. oGDBE
Second District Court. No. u gei.

TUTRIX EFT AL
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FRANCE
STREETS.
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Robertson T. Torian VS.. John Baptiste

2. .. oaUFIN I,
au4 % se5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
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Q. ,. SAU VINET.
au17 sci II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Ely ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
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c. s. SAUvINET,
"a seq Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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ENTIRE STOCK OF WHOLESALE GROCERY
AND WINE STORE.
-r
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR PEssoU.
b.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. "a ,751.
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2. 3. SAUVINEI,
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Schneider & Zuberbier VS.. Mrs. Maurice

.. y
au17 sci II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERLY CORNER OF
Live Oak street and Peters avenue, Sixth Dis
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G. &. SAUVINET,
au1T 80 SELF Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES. I

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKKUPTCY-STOCK OF
LAMPS, GLASSWARE AND STORE FIXTURES.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Sixty Clinton irishmen were natufaiized one
day last week.
Over one hundred ccls were taken from
turbine water wheel, at Lancaster mills, one
night last week.
The labor FefOrmers of the 18th district have
nominated Jonas Z, Howe foy representative.
The retail price OF milk in Boston is sixty,
eight cents per can, and the prices at the farms
in Sterling, Lancaster, Lcominster, and other
towns equally distant, thirty-three cents. The
farmers say that when they can't get half the
price in Boston it is time to complain.
At the republican convention Of the sixth dis
trict, held Saturday, in Lancaster, Geo. A. Par
ker of Lancaster, who has been representative
for the two last years, was nominated for re-
election, receiving twenty votes TO seventeen for
Clug. j. Sawyer Of Harvard. The district COM
priscs the towns OF Lancaster, Bolton and Har.
yard.
The Milford journal claims that IFS town is
not behind the times: Over five hundred acres
OF woodland were burned over daring three days
last week, in various parts of the town. Moth
inc is stated in regard to the cause of the fire.
The rain of Wednesday evening, 25th, finally
subducd the last of it.
Hon. Asaph Wood, of Gardner, received the
sad tidings, last week. Of the sudden death of
his son, Prucjus NJ. Wood, who resided in Tim.
bervilIe, Nebraska. He died very suddenly. ON
Wednesday of last week. Oft disease commonly
known as "eopgestive chill" Mr.. Wood had
been out in his field az work until nearly eleven
o'clock, and not feeling well he returned to the
house. just a. be reached the door he tainted,
was carried into the house and revived for few
minutes, but suddenly grew worse and expired
in less than thirty minutes from the time he
arrived at the house. The deceased was born in
Gardner, and removed to Nebraska and settled
at Fremont, in May, 1857. On the discovery Of
gold in Colorado, be at once engaged in freight
ing, and was known from Omaha to Denver rs
Climber Wood" name in which he seemed
to take delight, and which attached to him
throsgh life, When freighting ceased to be
profitable he engaged in l4e construction Of the
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ing they were fired upon by the people. "I.im-
Der Jack" was wounded in the face and lungs,
and one of the citiz ms was injured in the ahdO-
men. "Keno Bill" surrendered, and the rest of
the gang fed. The inhabitants determined TO
hang "Keno Bin, but finally yielded to better
counsel and sent him out of town. threatening
to kill him if he ever returned. The next day
United States mai sha Johnson, Of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, pursued "Keno Bill" captured him
at Fort Scott, and took him and Climber jack
to Van Buren,, Ark, where they were turned
over to the aathorties.I
THE OUTRAGE AT Los ANGELES.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-Los Angeles adj
vices say that the police acted disgracetully in
aiding and abetting the rioters in the recent dis
turblnce. One of the rioters was arrested for
stealing diamond ring from the finger OF a
Chinese doctor who had been hanged. Another,
a German, was arrested for robbing the trunk of
one of tine victims. The citizens are forming a
military company to prevent repetition OF such
scenes.
THE Los ANGELES TROUBLE.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 29.-Eight more Of the
Los Angeles rioters have been arrested. The
better portion of the community are determined
to enforce the law and punish the rioters.
Ldter-The coroners jury at Los Angeles
found a verdict against a large number of per-
sons of all natiOnalitieS participating IN the riot
and murder OF the Chinese, and against Il num-
Der of Others for expressing sympathy aud en-
couraging them.
EXECUTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-Wilam Is. Parker was
executed at Greensboro, N. c., Friday, for the
murder of negro last November
Alfred Mac6ay, negro, was hung at Whites
vile, N. G., Friday, for the murder ofJohn Stan
Gil, last July
MURDER IN WYOMING.
LARAMIE CITY, Oct. 29.-Priyate Byan will
fully shot Sergeant Wilson, of Major Burt'S
company, yesterday morning, killing him in
stanty. The murderer was arrested.
KUKLUN.
DEMoPoLIs, Ala, Oct. 29.-The sub-kukluX
committee adjourned last evening, after sitting
six days and examining thirty six persons
mostly in relation TO affairs in this and adioin-
ing counties. Gen. Crawford, commanding the
United States forces i'm Alabama, occupied one
day; he testified concerning the condition of the
whole state, and gave special accounts from
about thirty different places. The committee
will go to Kingston, Ala, where they will stay
about one week.
MURDER AND ARREST.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29.-Solomon EllenStein
was shot and instantly killed yesterday at Tiger
vile, Terreboure parish, by VIM. Vorhis, des-
perado. The murderer was arrested.
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PROPOSED ISSUE OF BONDS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-m the board of Supervisors
Friday, resolution was offered and referred to
the finance committee, requesting the governor
TO recommend to the legislature the granting OF
authority to Cook county TO issue 81 200 900 in
bonds, to draw not over seven per cent interest
and running twenty years, to apply toward
meeting the bonds and orders now outstanding
and approaching maturity, the interest on the
same to be applied to rebuilding the public
buildings and to meet the deficiencies in the re-
ceipts for the next two years.
REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
The action, on application to the state auditor,
to dissolve the Republic insurance company and
appoint receiver, was postponed by the circuit
court 1t having been stated that the company
had taken action looking to the collection OF nm
paid stock aud notes.
BANKRUPT INSURANCE COMPANIES
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 29.--rhe state auditor
yesterday filed bills in the circuit court, looking
to the dissolution of the Knickerbockcr, Euuit-
able, Garden City and Commercial insurance
companies, these companies being bankrupt
The aggregate assets of the Knickerbocker, in
GLIDING capital stock not paid up are $50 900
and their losses S75O,OO0. The Equitable assets
including capital stock not paid up, are $780,
OO0, and losses $4,000 900. The Garden Civ as
sets, not including capital stock, are less than
100000, and their losses 50 600, 600. The Com
merca has risks of SIS 900, 900, with assets ex-
elusive of capital stock paid and unpaid, of
100000,
INSURANCE ASSESSMENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Ihe stockholders of
the Pacific and other San Francisco insurance
companies, excepting the Peoples, cheerfully
assent to an assessment TO meet liabilities and
continue business. The Firemen's fund insnr-
ance levied fifty per cent. and the Occidental will
levy the same amount.
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Inc Obituary notices resolutions, DC. Is cents per line
Legal Advertisements sLOO per square for Arst nser
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Special positions. In the paper and special STYLES OF
display, will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
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and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY sPY-Frst insertion sl.Oo per square;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months $500 one
year $500.
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New England Dispatches.
The Recent Awful Tragedy Near Long
wood, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosT0N, Oct. 29.-Therc are no new develop
menis concerning the preparation of the late
murder on Western avenue. OF all who were
arrested, only one, Hayes, is yet held, and all
points, save one, that pointed to him as the
guilty party, have been cleared up and himself
eXonerated. 1t seems clear that the assault on
the girl was begun in the road, and that after
she had been struck and rendered senseess, the
mscreant, whoever he was, dragged her under
the fence to the spot where she was found. In
this effort Snot regarded as reasonable that the
party could have avoided getting blood an his
clothing. Some of Hayes garments have been
found with spots upon Them which spots are
heing subjected to a close analysis. If they do
not prove to be blood stains, and theIhair found
in the hand of the deceased does not prove to
have come from his head. he will be discharged
While the police have not forgotten to invest-
gate far more closely than has publicly appear
ed, every trivial circumstance connected with
suspected parties living in the neighborhood of
the murder, they have not been unmindCul of
Others which has led them to pursue their re-.
searches at a distance
SPRINGFIELD, Oct, 29.-It is now reported
that the recent bank robbery at Great Barring
ton amounted to S125,00O
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 29--Justen j. Piper SUI
pernteadenI OF the Merchants mill, Fall River,
was killed Saturday by a fall from ap upper
story while getting out machinery,
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F.nopal of Thomas Ewing.

LANCASTER, o., Oct. 29,-rhe funeral of
Thomas Ewing took place from St. Maryis
Roman Catholic, church, yesterday. The pail.
bearers were, Governor Hayes of Ohio Henry
Stanberg, Senator A. G. Thurman, Senator
John Sherman, John Welsh, John ii. James
George Reber, A, b. Walker. H. B. Curtis,
inent men of the state. Archbishop Purcell de
liyercd eulogy from the pulpit. The imme-
diate family of Mr., Ewing were: Judge p B.
Ewing, General Hugh, Thomas and Charles
Ewing, sons of the deceased; Gen. Sherman
and Col. Steele, married to daughters of MIR.
Ewing, and their respective families
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Sporting Affairs,

New YORK, Oct. 29.-rhe long anticipated
match for $4,000, on the Fleetwood park course,
mile heats, best three in five, to harness, will
fake place on Monday, between the well known
horses Sea Foam and Judge Fullerton,
YACHTING,
SANDY Hook, Oct 29.-Fh yachts came down
Yesterday morning earlier than usual, the
Dreadnaught some two miles in advance of the
Sappho. After arriving at the light ship they
stood in shore, came about and began making
sail, and it was evident that they were to take Il
flying start. The Sappho passed the light ship
at 10.40.30, the Dreadnaught at II .46, and they
soon passed out Of sight, both seeming to hold
their former positions. After scanning the hor.
lion for long time, spectators were rewarded
by seeing white speek rise from the waters,
and as it grew larger they knew it to be the
bapph0, The wind increased and they came IN
ut spanking rate. At 3.11.S0 tbe Sappho
turned the light ship, and the Dreadnaught at
The Russian legation at Berlin has been raised
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Mexican News.
saIIiIIO GaPitnIates - PaYGH nPFo-
nOuMccs," eIG,

MATAMoRAs, Oct. 25, via HAVANA, 29.-The
equalization of SaltillO to Gen Trcvlno is re-
ported.
Rocha, with 10000 men, is marching from San
Luis Potosi to suppress the regulation,
Gen. Pavon has pronounced against luarez in
the Hausteca country, an extensive section on
the border ofaTamauipas, San Luis Potosi, and
Neuva Leon.
Cortina is marching to attack Navaryo, near
Miep,
Later accounts from the federal forces IN
Saltillo state that much war material was SUR
rendered to Gen. Treyino,
Escobedo will not attack the revolutionists
unless they enter NeuYa Leon. He is ORGANIC
inc state troops
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Railroad Matters.


ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct. IS The Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe railroad company have let
the contract for building an extension to Fort
Learned, rs miles from Newton, TO be com
pleted May LIST.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad have contract TO buy out the
Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington railroad.
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Fatal Accidents.
EXPLOSION.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. pa stack at the
iron furnace of Andrews Brothers, near this city +,
exploded yesterday morning, doing great dam
ape to the surrounding buildings. Nine men
we've seriously injured. Two have since died
Loss $4,000. A similar accident was rarely, il
ever, known before.
LADY DROWNED,
Fort HURON, Mich, oct, 2J-'fhe propeller
Dean Richmond was burned on Mud Lake
Thursday morning, while lying at anchor. The
fire originated in the pantry, and before any,
thing could be done 10 save the vessel she yyaa In
flames. The crew saved themselves by taking
to small boats, but Lucy Mora, cham6ermaid.
was drowned. The bean Richmond was from
Duluth, with a cargo of 80 900 bushels of wheat,
and was owned by the U. S, company, Tho
vesse is total loss,
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Criminal Record!
A f FAIRS AT u TAH
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Charged with Murder !
He Escapes from Salt Lake City Fl!
HAWKINS FINED AND IMPRISONED !
A Terrible Catalogue of Crime
One of the Twelve Apostles" Runs Away
WOMEN THREATEN OFFICERS
THE MAYOR OF SALT LAKE CITY ARRESTED
A MURDERED BODY FOUND {!
The Death Knell of Mormonism /!
Other Startling Criminal News |!
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The WeatI,er

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Brisk southerly
winds are probable for tonight on Lake Michi-
gan, and easterly winds on Lake Superior, fol-
lowed by uortherly winds on Monday. South
eastery winds with threatening weather will
continue on The gulf coast, and northeasierly
winds with Increasing cloudiness, in the south
Atlantic states. The barometer will probably
rise in New England, with northerly winds aud
clear weather,
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Union Pacific railroad. When that was about
completed he sold out his mules, came back to
Fremont, and soon after purchased the property
known as the "Fancswo rth rancho" six miles
west of Fremont, subsequently taking in an old
acquaintance as partner, and together they were,
at the time of his death, running one of the
largest farms in Dodge county. He leaves Il
young wife, to whom he was married but u
short time ago. The Fremont (Neb.) Tribune
says that among the rugged pioneers and plains
men he was noted for his ability to stand hard
shin