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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28

to the increase of emigration to fAner;ca
 Two men and woman were sklled in New York. Saturday.
 The cotton crop. of the Unitea Sfatos amounts to nearly 3,500, ,OOO bales.
 The Arizona has arrived safely at San Francisco.
 Four survivors from the Missouri dis aster have been rescued after great suffer lHg. Tweed promises to make vigorous de- fense in the ring suits.
 Mrs. Fair is now accused of trying to poison the judge and States Attorney who tried her,
 A railroad train was telescoped near Wilmington, Del, Friday, Killing two persons and wounding fifteen more.
 Father Burke continues his replies to Mir. Froude. 7'@ Fs ssss<ss Y "a . -EF ! Gov. Yarmouth has issued proclama- tion calling an extraordinary legislative session. ss ''ssA ..o.' A, Coroner's Jury rendered a verdict against James 0. King for the murder of Anthony F. O'Neill. ,.s.4.=.s'.i The Presbyterians of Philadelphia held tercentenary celebration, last week. Another destructive fire has occurred at Boston. t' -S:eeit F @3zasa3' -
 The nfois Female College at Jackson vile, was burnt, last week. 53h hlt'if1< sa u Part of the Washington fund for Chica- go relief is mysteriously missing Safa7f' ,s The Massachusetts Legislature is in special session. t't s'i' !5f F-a71 2t
 Stanley had public 'atdr dinner fer i1,,S in New The weather has been very cold in Cam ada, ice forming in the. St. Lawrence. . 70 The contributions for the relief of Bos- ton sufferers amount to $40, 900. aia;0-7o
 The widow of Avery D. Putnam has re- covered s, 900 of the street railroad com pany, the misconduct of whose driver con. tributed to his murder ar io 's8t ts-'a'-s-Nf
 Eight hundred thousand dollars worth of property was destroyed by a fire in Brooklyn, last week. N l""1 9ai ri | Commodore Worden has been promo ted to be Rear Admiral, ,and Gen McDow- ell to the Major Generalship made vacant by, the death of Gen, Meade ~t@ .aFt'
 Paymaster Hodge has been pardoned by the president. 3a'-S 7-'1 1Ns l.sif.3 @ The trial of Judge Prindle before the N. Y. Senate has been finished but no de- cision rendered. ~ 4'I-3i,i- li-5 --i' .ij'
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28

In our East Litchfeld items of last week we misprinted James Baldwin for Jtnius Baldwin. f.a1 t:a1 ...r+
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28

North Cornwall, Nov. 25, 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28

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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-28

ay--Gee. Q. Stevens of Danbury gave an evening of sacred song in the M. E. church on Sunday last The audience was large and the entertainment was a rare one, MI. Stevens has long been popular in this vicinity as ayocalist. This tperfofmance greatly exceeded public. .ex- pectation and added much to his already high reputation among us. ALEXIS.
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.is st. John1,, Newfoundland, has had an
excstsnest although i canhardly Be called
one OF An agreeable nature. The cause Of
this excitement y found IN the person and
habits Of fisherman and wrecksr who, ,'I,i ~.
]oicse ip ths enpboDeous name Of Barpacle
Bill ., This worthy -dwelt in .. lonely hat
built on peak overlooking = dangerous
rect. To al appearsnos Barnacls BIN was
.bus . fisherman, with . sssae foadnsss for
. ahermits life. But schooner beng wreck.
Cd on thssses, end none of sas csew' being
discovered. dead Or alive, suspicion pointsd
IL finger toward our hero y being IN psos.
session Of more knowledge than he chose 10
impart all 81 surprise party, hsadsa by .
,dsfeQtiys. .Msde, an sarly call q Bernacle
Bills residence ~ other 0osniag, - ,ana,hs-
ing dsaiefh adaisoion. 1oso91 ahair way into
ths hut Here q 7appaling sisAsn4e thsir
l!ngsss. 1itsss i1d ssaaaiiss cut Ind
5op 4om ile kedleir Of Momea q psrocsffs
ths rings aud Other jswalsy.iiNeFs sfyeWn
Arosnaaro oHhe oegpeaa.Wage of9and u sshs
sssm, sfwAbeA solyose hasyet base Asp1
siAed..' This iinodsl 1shefof -; aalsh1sst
not sood w. u s.. I !! l!tsss = y hsaS
3ksbesiag fso@' sGl 4 IA Jeoisatyys1ed
thsm % AshhosJov % his hot He sianls
. god cAaaee& saessisiae seoe othr 70.
eRn66 ~ tsslSf ~ Ahes1It a1kia1kcal
utsts1t.sdsjss1s9sjtissaps cid 10 ,uo
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Ia JONEs, TIE ESCAP1D CONVICT, |"'
ssav srtt .rsss..ftcsf >-,---T e -f, IT. g., s,eya
TesF1blo FIeht with AeAv3 Ri1es-Deth

=
- We yesterday received the following in.
teresting letter giving au account Of thu
most desperate fight which has ever occur
red on tho Pacific coast, fight which 70.
suited in the death OF both combatants,
Chas Jones, the notorious escaped convict,
and Francis F. Armstead, man who VA
seeking to capture him:I" .s.a..t s}.,g1..u
B1snor 0nssk, December 18th.
Enrron ExrRnplrsp :-.ss' 4g,@i iI NJ arri7rr
There bas been another terrible light with
one of the escaped State Prison convicts.
Francis q. ArmsteAd. the man who mas one
of the foremost In the taking Of Roberts,
Morton and Black, found The track Of
Charley Jones about, fifty miles from the
head of Long VslleyS on the! San Joaquin
river. and trailed him. to my, sheep camp,
where o'hsr was stopping. Asnstcad had
SOME t11k with Jones, telling him he want.
a "a hire . map 70 drive horses to Arizona.
Jones hired 70 him for the trip, and thus
matters stool I'LL morning. In the morn.
ing Armstead' told me what was up, and
said that he expected to have trouble be.
fore he got through. While We were talk.
ing Jones went 10 the house and got my
Henry Rifle, when hs, came out and said,
Here. you d-d son Of b--h. I know
your b,is,nes. You want to take me bsrk
70 Nevada. He'll will die first. When
he had thus declared himself, be A.. once
drew ap and fred at Armstead. Arn,stead
instantly ret armed the fire., his shot taking
effect in Jones' right breast. The light now
began in dead earnest, and both men being
armed with Henry rifles it was fearful
There was almost . constant stream Of fire
and it seemed that every shot took effect
The men were about thirty steps apart
Jones kept giving way, Armstead following
him up till he fell from loss of blood.
When Armstesd fell Jones rushed upon
him. but Armstead rsised his gun again and
fred, shooting Jones through tho head and
killing him instantly. Thus ended the
most n desperate fight ever witnessed in the.
''"8 BOTH MEN COMPLETELY RrDDLED. :@
lAImstead fired fifteen shots, hitting bis
mark twelve times. while Jones. the con-
vict, fired eleven shots, nine of which took
effect upon tho body Of Armstead and either
# the wounds would probably have proved
Iasaj.A ~l" ao. ,a'2aga eo .'fsr a.. ..-s..,s 4
Armstead lived about two hours sfter the
light. He was the coolest man that I ever
NV. He said that If he had killed Jones he
vas willing to die. .l.., ..'.'' ..''
He requested me 70 write Of the affair,
md his last words were. ''Tell lscr love-" :"
When he first fell. be spoke of Aunt Snllie"
md ''Charlie." Through the request Of, .
lying man, I ask you u publisl. this. 5r.o,
/, Yours truly, Il ,GEOReE SLAwsox.
3 P.S. I write this from Bishop Greek, but
ny home is in Visalia. I am here TO see
Armsteads Friends : Tlgrinia CITY Enter.
VsSo. .-..a4"f~ey Ar hrs=.any .." .. r.tI -, Il
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Alexandra Dumas, pare, Is to have n,,b.
lie funeral, The Society Of eAaahprss sQiajm
that his renaaina be iuterred at, PMe, rls
Chsise, smong hs i!lussrioos d@dIi ! haxs
heard = good story Of the deceased, who, It
10 we'll known was dwaysip pspuniasY din.
culies, arising from hrs. habit Of kesplpe
rather . y seragli0. He hsd ever ,antic,.
patsd his account With his ppblishes.s One
day he was arrested for GOO frsncs, and Tho
bailiffs Refused to grant his prayer for libsr.
tyJbut he was free to 20 where he plsa4ed
ullsunset, accompanied Of course, by his
''compaDiona =, The trio drove 70 The pub.
lishsr's the latter Refused n, 9dyanca
con. but would. pay.p Dumas forty flames for
IsyerJ snttep pege presented, Dumas re.
tsrnsd hanA iest his ,Hisitoa ato ses. dsipk
sndlFnoks. Ard shrerins of .hls soa,, CON.
nanced writing nAgs atts. npsge, soselVpe
it99r1H frenca ,a4flsT forty francs ll ~, IlS
and s6S 2aili0S dstSSisoed; 6uy 4 Nto ,V1fpir
'obettns&y W0 sso indebted ksactho.. .rIheoe
81 lasf7 aid Ito idanod gsfp, slrsl,k "A
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POETRY.
Grondmother Tontordon.

Grondmother Tonterden. (
rNAssAczUsETr's ssoRs, 1soal 1.'
Imisd Il wss but ysstssday- ...
The sun was dim, The or vas chill; 2,
Below the town, below tho hill. ......
The sails of ny sons ship did ILL ,. -.r.
Ny Jseob, who was cast away. .l....n,
He said, ''Cod keep you, mother dear" '@
But did not turn to kiss bis wife;
They had some foolish, Idle stzife;
Her tongue wse like two-edged knife,
And be was proud ~ any peer.
Bewbeit that night took 70 note
OF - nor sky, for all was dress;
marked not that TIE hills locked near, .'
Nor that tle moon though carved and clear.
Through cardlike scam did drive and 6est.
For with my darling went the Joy
OF autumn woods and meadows brown:
came to hate the little town;
1t seemed as II the sun went down
With him my darling boy.
It wss the middle Of the night, ..'t
The wind Il shifted west-by-eouth: "'t
It piled high up the hartor mouth; y -"
The marshes, black with summer drouth. '"
Were al abroad with sca, foam white. "'
-, r. Va ttr ?.
It was the middle Of the night
The sea upon tho garden ieapt, .a .r.
And my sons wife IN quist alept
And ], bis mother, walked and wcpt
When 10! there came 4 sudden light.
And there he stood! his seaman's dress
All wet and dripping seemed to be;
The pale blue fires Of the eea
Dipped fr0m his garments constantly
lcould not speak through cowardnesa
II come through night and etorm," he said;
"Through storm and night and death, y said hs
ITO kies my wife. IL Il 10 be
That strife stiIl holds 'twift her and me,
For all beyond IL Peace. he said.
'Thc sea is His. and he who sent
The wind and wave can soothe their strife;
And brief and foolish II our li(e.' .
He stopped and klssed bis sleeping wife,
Then sighed, and, like dream, he went.
Now, when my darling kissed not me,
But hcr-his wifc-who did not wake,
Ny heart within me seemed to break; b"
sworc vow nor thcnceforth epake
OF what my clearer eyes did see.
And whco the slow weeks brought him not
Somehow we spoke of aught beside; -
For shc-hcr hops upheld her pride;
And Lin me oil hope had died,
And my son pssscd - Il forgot.
1t was about the next spring tide,
She pined and faded where she etood:
Yet spake no word Of III or good;
She Ind tho hsns1 nrlN h1~~l
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A&trango Story.

80 . '-~'" " ~ AxStb00BO 0V0Jys .. sH s..-.E
The Boston 'HssasS says: Captain John
Evitt. Of the fishing schooner Charles H.
Price, Of 8, lem. Mass which arrived, home
from cruise yesterday. reports the follow.
ing strange story: J1a' - .a;.-'aaFsl h,'.e
The schooner wins anchored off Grand
Bank, tel days ago, with about 800 faith
0ms Of hemp cable out, and about ready 70
start for home, having taken about 5000
pounds Of hsllbut The cook threw over .
line to catch fish for dinner, and having
caught one. threw the line over again aud
found ii tended aft 1t . remarkable rate.
Thinking it strange he called from the
cabin for the captain, who came on deck,
went forward, and found the vessel going
ahead iat the rate Of five knots speed, but
could not account for it. He. ordered al
hands called. and they hove IN the cable to
within about thirty fathoms, when they
discovered that their anchor had got hook
ed to = largo whals, which they hsd before
seen at sonne distance. III The whale ran with
the schooner some little time longer. The
crew weather. bitted the cable, and in 4
short time the whale sounded, broke the
anchor. and carried away with him good
part of it. The black skin il to be seen on
the cable where it chafed on the whale.
The ring end small piecs Of the aneAor
were Ill that was left sttached to the cable:
the flukes are gone, and are supposed to
have somehow become attached 70 the body
Of the whale. .t. . Z ."1
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Oliver Wendell Holmes to tho
Grand Duke. 0-FI1~-
(O!vcr Wendell Holmes sddrcesed the following
greeting to Prince Alexis on the occasion of hs visit
to Boston: r. Hf .n.... 49,. ,'U=-.t-.. saH
shadowed 70 long by the storm cloud Of danger, @,
Thou whom the prayers OF ~ empire defend: sst
Welcome, thrice welcome! but not % q stranger:
Come to the nation that calls thee its friend #
Bleak are our shores with the blasts of December,
Fcttcrcd and chill 10 the ivu!et's dow;
Throbbing and warm arc the hearts that remember
Where was our friend when the world was our foe.
Look on the lips that are smiling 70 greet tAss.
See the fresh flowers that people have strswu; 81
Count them thy sisters and brothers that nese thee;
0uest Of the nation, her heart II thine own.
-. .-s.'. sr-sy 49, /
Fircs Of the North, In eternal communion, ..-
Blend your broad flashes with evenings bright star!
God bless the Empire that loves the Grsat Union;
Strength 70 her people! Long Usto. The Carl
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AMUSING CALCULATION on CHANcEs--ll
Is easy to show you, reader, that i've hun.
dred years ago the chances were ten thous.
and to one that you and I would never ex.
lst II we look at the chances - exhibited
in only two or three generations, we shall
be ast0nished and horrifed at seeing how
narrowly We have missed having being.
For instance, my grandfather vas soldier
in the Revolutionary Army for six years,
and repeatedly exposed to death. On one
occasion. when his company was engaged
by platoons. be was the only survivor Of
two different attacks Now, II he had fallen
in any of those attacks, he would not have
married; my father would not have been
bora. and consequently I mysslf would
have had no being. Again. my fsther paid
his addresses to certain young hdy, and
was engaged to her. Just before. the Time
appointed for the marriage. . misnndentand,
Ing arose between them. Al ties were Tdis.
missed, and my father married another 10.
man-lhe came wonan who has since done
me the honor Of being my mother. Now,
Il my father had married the, hrst men.
toned lady, should nsysr bsea born. ~ her
children could not possibly hsvs ibesa ny
mothers children, and my mother might
npt have had any children at slt, Yop 90,
therefore, that mere lovers quarrel mag
change the whole line Of . family ifos .
thousand years. In fact, If Mn Smith
y eourtsd by both Joaes and Jeskina. -
tos Hiss Smith 70 ducide (ns she oesfalsly
hes the power Of doiug) whether shs Win
b The ancestor Of ten, thoueand Joneses q
tea thousand Jenkinsss- for o. her choise
dspcnds the exisGenceee - ,sea-e1isseaesi of
thlss posslbls dsDosndsnt2 III T4sawhejs
snbicc( = Is full5of fslaiiGmn thal sshe only
iklnx " Or, ,a8 1ftr once lettIqg g'tnto exs
iclcncs. 4 "a Shou) With ne AIabt: AllAn =
4lils1l - Mhas ass1e y y III! III! ~; ' :l,sss' s''' III
HSTe' ..1s'Y Ysdi snigo.ae .laa Laf .sili j
! sp. Doidcsheimee hao sbee0 apDotn1aA 9e-l
paosdAsudGbt ef ~the Ophins 06nD, 1teg1ne
Oily, NSv. rl1r. D. hasoA 49, neneR q
friends n lhi0viciDilE No wthibe DtoAGoo
y 4l6nsa Of hisIo60d 1ogfno41ie ,ssrsaof;i /
sa saHsIn -.~----.ss'ls ls4insO
1hS4, y + sSsG lasahi6j 1sseand eaeoee
vd04 1xto11lz1illo 3oos 911o9e1vs,A
~ 1f11EVHrh 1sf1s noos xsit .s1sie sas
hsss.si ,s5nsIias ssipsi cdr oj esariso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-13
From Alricn.

New YORK, Feb. IA London dispatch
of the 18th instant, says advices from Ianzabar
of December 10th are at hand News has been
received Of Stanley and his party to Sept: 3oth
He was at Ogara, in the dominious of the na-
ture chct Turka, twenty days march from
Unyanycmbe, and was reported to be in good
health, He left l'nyanyembc August 3Oth,
for Ogara An expedition reached l'nyanyem,,
be October Goth from Ogara, which reported
Stanley arrival at Ogara, which is half the
distance between Unyanyembc and ujlii.. This
intelligence is sent by Sutton, through the AID
of Buegush, whose messenger left Unyanyem-
be four days after the arrival Of the expedition
from Ogara, and made the journey in thirty
nine days from l1nyanyembc to Ianzabar. \
rumor prevailed at Zanzahar that Stanley was
dead. Its origin cannot he asccrtancd and the
report IS not credited.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZE
STATE DEBT.

RICHMOND, Feb. l3.-The consideration Of
the question Of the payment of the interest
upon the State debt again occupied the atten-
ton of the House of Delegates to day.
Mr.. Brooke offered resolution to pay four
per ct. interest upon the debt-the same as
provided for in the report Of the minority OF
the Joint committee on Finance, which was re-
jected, ayes o5, noes %.
Mr.. Sutherlin moved to pay the January III
terest as provided for by the Funding bill,
which motion was lost by an Overwhelming
majority.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Walker of Pu-
laski, repeating that clause Of the Funding bill
providing for the receipt of the coupons in pay
ment of taxes was passed by vote of &c ayes
to Is noes and motion to reconsider the vote
was lost. The bill leaves it with the Lcgisla-
ture to provide for the payment of the interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-13

Tomorrow will be St. Valentine Day
4 regular meeting OF the City Council will be
held tonight
Mr.. d. Bcndheim will, as soon as the spring
commences, open Il large dry goods store in
German $ building.
The City Scavengcr has been unable to have
the duties of his office performed for day OF
two because in unknown thief has stolen the
gates of his cart.
Regular daily trains are now run on the a.
& F. Il. II. between here and Colchester
leaving AT Il. III. and arriving at p. m
Fare each way fifty cents.
The Potomac fishermen are getting ready tC
commence operations Mr.. Bcasey. who fShc.
ArkendaIe has launched his seine boat, and
well send his outfit down Tomorrow.
The ball of Professor Marni at Harmonic
Hall. last nj ght. was numerous Y attended. and
is spoken Of. by those who were present, as one
of the most delightful affairs Of the season.
The u. s. District Court, TO day, without
tran>actng any business OF public importance.
adjourned until tomorrow, when Judge Bond
is expected to be on the bench.
The house occupied by Mr.. Joseph White
100 King street, caught fire this evening from
a stove pipe; but the flames were cXtinguished
by Mr. g. f. Entwsle before a general alarm
was sounded.
Mr.. Reagan engineer Of fire company OF
Boston, and Mr.. Boyd. a hose maker of that
city. left here yesterday for the tanncrleS IL
West Virginia. for Il supply Of leather. They
expressed surprise at the excellent appearance
and efficiency of the fire department of this
city.
A little girl standing on the deck Of Il yessc
lying at the Queen street wharf. drawing a
bucket Of water, this evening, accidentally fell
overheard, and would certainly have drowned
had not Mr. Nelson Ncrmllion, who was at
traced by the cries Of her mother, instantly
Jumped into the river and rescued her.
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RyL.D Harrison, AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE IN ALEXANDRIA, FA:-Pur-
sunnt to a decree of the County Court of Alex
undria county, rendered at its October term,
1871, in the chanccry cause of Barley, TripIctt
& Co. VS.. Bowden's administrators and another,
the undersigned, as commissioners appointed ~
said Court, will sell, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
day of February, 1872 at II o'clock M, in front
Of the premises, the LOT OF GROUND Es
with the HOUSES and other improve. lssESs!.
mcnts thereon, on the south side of Queen, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets fronting on
Queen street twenty lcct and extending back one
hundred feet To II ten feet alley. being the prop
crty of which Alexander Bowden died seized
and possessed.
Terms One tenth cash the remainder of the
purchase money in three equal payments at u,
II and Is months, to be secured by the purchaS-
er's bonds, with good surety, and retention OF
the title to the property sold until the purchase
money shall have been fully paid. Cost of con-
veyancing to be borne BY the purchaser
EDMUND BURKE,
d. l.. SHOOT,
ion lois Comm rs of Sale.
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Mrs Holland who is alleged to have killed
Hump, the brutal landlord, was discharged
yesterday, the coroner's jury finding that ne
died from stroke of apoplexy.
At a meeting of the Methodist preachers 10
Brooklyn yesterday a long discussion in favor
Of longer terms of mnistration ensucd: Inc
subject will be brought before the General
Conference the coming summer.
The Morrsania Hotel at Mnrrisana was
burned last night The inmates were rescued
with difficulty The loss is heavy.
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The Irs,:t1V.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-The Anglo American
Association held meeting last night to CON
slider the questions arising from the claims OF
the United States before the Geneva Board OF
Arbitration for indirect damages. After full
interchange Of views the, Association adopted
Il resolution that it would not publicly discuss
the Alabama difficulty while there was hope
of its being settled IN IL friendly spirit.
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From New York.

New YORK, Feb. 13.-There was large
crowd at the Oyer aud Terminer Court this
morning to witness the drawing of JURORS to
try Stokes. The seven jurors already drawn
were present. Several parties had formed
opinions and we're rejecte !. Probably the whole
day will be consumed in drawing the remand
der of the Jury. John c. Huser, who said the
impression made on his mind by the killing OF
Fisk had eased off since, was accepted as the
eighth JUROR. The first panel was here ex-
hausted and another of five hundred common
ced upon.
O'Baldwin has accepted NIace's challenge to
fight within four months and has placed Soo'
up as forfeit.
The French residents subscribed four thous-
and dollars during the week to aid France to
nav the German war debt.
la committee of the whole in the Assembly,
at Albany, this morning an amendment to the
New York city charter providing for Boards
of Aldermen and assistant Aldermen was re-
iected leaving the original provision for one
Board Of forty FIVE members intact.
Hank Smith President, and Walter Roche,
Vice President of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank are to be arrested on behalf OF the de-
positors on the charge Of misrepresentation OF
the funds of the bank. ~.
It is stated that three employees of the Erie
Railroad at the Susquehanna depot, Pennsyl-
yania. on Sunday last, poured kerosene over
the legs of a sleeping negro boy and set lire
thereto, allowing it to burn till the flesh burned
from his bones The fends escaped
It is believed the act su omitted to the Legis-
lature by the Medical Society for the suppre'
sion of quackery and abortlon'sm Will De soon
The Seventy. first regiment have offered to
parade as an escort to the remains OF GENERA
A Scranton telegram says that the wounded =
in the late accident on the Lehigh Valley ka!l
road have compromised with the company fo'
their injuries. 49,, :
the effect that the alleged offence for which ht
has been indicted is legitimate business traus
action which his official duties did not proven
him from engaging in and that he was lnstru
mental in saving million at least to the city
A number of gentlemen favorable to religion
amendment to the constitution met last nigh
to hear report from Mc:Allister who ATTENDED
the Cincinnati convention. Many declared
Characterization the only hope tor the country