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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
MRS. WOOD;ill.l.'S CiAViSSlNG.

y New York rorrc- -pundrnt of the
chicago Tribune tells TIE following
rarital story OF Mrs. Woodl.nll:
'rt"re is 40 rrsistin, Woodruff. i:
,c "gocs Tor" II man, that man0is
iu-s -, -urc 10 subscribe rs ho is to
lahc hi, .,. tail. h"w well Ore
member tho L.. when 81 "'Tent
lor" me. mi>takin@ d." fuT ahciher
mau. was seated in Il . y"ts otfiC"
OF Il prominent Federal otiici!l, the
ri.htiul occupant had retired for
moment, and was alone. Suddenly
in walked, wit. Il bounce. neat,
trim-looking woman, with plump
waist and Il jaunty hat and feather
adorning the upper end of her. With
I hasly good morning, she seized up
on Il convenient chair and with
sudden jerk -"onc time and two
motions she was seated by my
side, very close. ] looked towards
the door, but hex formidable presence
barred escape in that direction. She
asked me to subscribe; | begged to be
excused. She said must subscribe.
Then She laid her little hand upon
NV arm, and looked ut me. She i'm
plurrd me to subscribe, and rolled
her ewes at me-. She bc,uught me to
,lib> cribc: and the tone of her voice
II which those ewes spoke went
through mr like streak of hShtcu-
NO. She rnaxcd and she fattercd;
begged of. Things were getting
desperate: those hand. were approach
IN" nv coat collar: sonebodysmight
come in. and the people of the world
ire fcariull.' suspicious.
To save my situation | subscribed,
and paid my -four dollars, which tho
gentle lady whipped into her pocket
book which she drew from some
where in the vicinity other chin. She
hen pulled from her pocket book
m which she desired me to write my
name. Idid so, signing my name;.
which is John Smith. "What!' said.
the Woodhuli,"ls your name SmithH'
lit is indeed" ! replied, with tho
dignity becoming a Smith, "andJohn
smith too" WHY. ain, You Tom
Murphy" Net a Tom," said. l..
.Whv. my..dcar fellow" she said, II
thought you were Tom MurphS sss
tha, I'd eosx you over. But wssae -
Tom? | must catch Toin' SURF -
told her that Tom would not DO IN
for a week, aud 20 sos rid Of her: But
that. tho wsy subscriptions are
obtained for woodruff 4 Claain's
weekly. No wonder 1t Is a success,
with those eyes going around solicit
ing subscribers. .4sf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

\ natural curiosity exists in Dcca-
tur. Illinois. in the shape of dog
that never bar!ied in his life, but in
stead OF tindml.in@ in the vocal cxer.
else common TO the canine family.
each morning initiates the Growing
of 4 rooster. His owner accounts for
this strange pcculiarity by stating
that the dog was born and bred in the
country and from his earliest pun.
hood WAS separated from all other
cars. enjoying only the companion-
ship of birn-,ard fowls. Hearing
no other sound so frequently us the
Growing of cocks, doubtless never
knowing that his species enjoyed the
sole ownership of another and differ
cnt sort Of music, he began 10 imi.
tate matutinal exercises of his
feathered companions, in which he
has at last acquired proficiency
which surprises and charms every
one who has the felicity of listcuin.
10 his performances.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
PRoMIsEs

DO you know, sweet heart, that under the snow
A million roses lieP
That over the clouds which hang below
The stars are in the sky?
That rainbow shone ere the day was gone
Over the darkest llace2
That the fair new moon goes rounding on
To the fuIlncss of her face2
That our garden brook, so email and slow,
Is widening towards the river?>
That Under the ice its faithful dow
Makes music sweet rs ever?
mat the naked trees are all a-throb
With the sweet blood in their veins?
That blindly reaching they yearn und sob
For the blessed April rninsp
That the precious seeds OF life are pressed
Under the frozen sod,
Till the great earth warns thro' her frnitf,,,
breath
With the spirit of her God ?-IGoldcn Age.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

An exchange says: cleveland has
Invented n patent bug-bustcr, work cd
with an air pump. All the appcrtnrcs
in n room are stopped but one, at
which the deadly bug.hrster II
placed. BY cxhaustius tho receiver a
current Of air is produced strong
enough to draw oil the rcrmih out Oh
the room through the air pump, into
the hopper, where they arc put under
the infiuspce OF chloroform and
stabbed in the back with pitchforls.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

y Quaker gentleman, riding in Il
carriage with a fashionable lady
decked with a profu-ion of jcwclry
heard her complain uf the cold.
Shivering in her lace bonnet and
shawl as light as II cobwcb. she en-
claimed; What shall ! do to get
warm - 'I:really don't know" re-
Piled the Quaker solcmnlv, "umlcss,
thee should put on another breast
min -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Two san Francisco BARRIERS ell
gagged to fight duel, agreed To start
aud walk around 4 block, and when
they got within sight of each other to
blaze away. When they turned the
corner out of sight. both started on a
run in different directions, and one
has sent from Alaska for his winter
clothes. and the other has written
to his wife from the city of Mexico.
asking her to send his linen coat and
pa!m-lraf hat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

! SCHrEZ'S "DEFALCAVloN." The
! WcStl!che Post is again taking tn.
! Missouri Democrat to task for rcga
! ling il rcduluus readers with Scusa
| ton stories accusing Schurz of de-
t'raudin" the government in conuec
| tiouai with hi, pupllc service rs min
lister tu Spain. The basclcss slander,
come from the Democrats Washing.
/ ton correspondent. WHO has taken
! occasion to distort facts for the sole
! purpose of political capital. A full
! rctutation of the Democrats state
ment was made by the Republican, :
! Washington correspondent which ap-
pearcd i'll this paper on "Wednesday
The Wistlichc Post of Yesterday
copies this explanation, and rcfuta.
ton of the charges against Schurz,
and also prints Il dispatch from tho
Senator himself prououncinm the
whole story As utterly false and alb
Surd.
! The Democrats correspondent
I seized upon the fact that IL Il LARGE
number of the accounts of furlnc.
: foreign ministers are still open and
! unsettled, therefore these officer.
must be detaultcr<. Among the az.
counts still open was that of Mr.
! Schurz. and without further exam
/ ination into the case he is CHARGED
with dcfalcation. The truth is. by
the auditors own statement, the roy
crnment still owes the General 4 con-
siderable amount of money on uc-
count of his mission to Spain. The
Post calls OH the Democrat to contra
dict the SANDER which il uttered
against SchurZ, is has been done =,
the ether city papers: or rather il in.
>inuat"s that although the Democrat
has had plenty of time to set itself
right. and do Mr.. Schnrz the iustic,
, OF trIc statement, it has not vet
seen lit to make it.-RruuJIjcUn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
GARpENlNG LANDS.

~ ACRES Gardening Lands for sale, In
~ such lots and such terms ~ will not
An 10 suiS purchasers. said lands situate one
Nc soutif OF Lexington Of easy access 70 city,
maIks5 &c. For partisg1aIsSIIss, 1ppS,t 1ppS,Ic e
sepi1u LAthsJ niAS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

An arilcss new spapcr man. who
lately bought 4 few sau-agc>. thus re-
late his troubles: II got them saiisa-cs
home without getting bit; and cut
them apart amd left them. Ia the
morning | visited them. Three o:
en- had cuddlcd up together. and
were sleeping swceily. Two Of en-
had crawlcd 10 my milk pail aud were
tapping the milk. and one black ana
white one, WAS OH the back fence Try
lug to catch an English sparrow. !
drowned the whole lot
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
BOURBON HOUSE,
Coz. MAIN s. PorLAR STs.,
Lexington, Missouri,
THoS. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.

VINHls IL = irst Class Hotel, furnished III good
i, Nyi". nice clean beds, comfortable rooms,
Travrlrrs stopping in our. CITY will find n, this
trcusc all thr c"ininriS hf home. novl2- MT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Either Mormonism or bigamy 10
much needed in Nassachueeus 70 pr0'
vide for 5000 snrplus females
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

\ Massachusetts Justice of the
Peace, some years ago, while of duty.
was familiary treated by an irrever-
ent neighbor, aud exclaimed with d
frown: "Are you aware, sir, that
your conduct is n contempt Of Court !!
Yes, sir, contempt! All u Msssa-
chusetts Justice Of the Peace, aud IN
object of contempt at all times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

\ paper ri, the ioiiowi"s direc-
ton, for using the patent hen pills {:
From one to ten boxes of pills is n
dose for young fowls. The best way
TO give the remedy is to tickle the
chicken under the wings until i,
laughs. when the medicine gan be
shot down its throat with muskc,
or horse pistol"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
DIR. w. p. ROULwARE,

TOSTINUES THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
~ in Lexington, Mo, and its vicinity. His
residence Is ON Third street, and Office near to
the old Farmers Bank. For the information oil
strangers. he would state that lir has an experI-
encs in the practice of his profession of thirty
fye years. tapr5-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

prscription--Forrst Boy is n blood-bay, siN
wears old, sixteen and II half hands high. one
" wbitc tont behind tine form untt"Ntra action lie
is a fair rack"r and ali ginning troitcr.
Pedigrer-Fnrr-t Boy WINS got by BaS men
tucky Hunter. IN. by old Kentucky Hunter. his
dam hy Bogus, his grand dam 5S Mess.ngrr; liam
der, Young Highlander by old imported High
lander his dam n iili li-i!i""r'! lnarr iinl"'
ted Nancy Dnrs1n, owned by Col. Falinasr, o'
New York: his sire was Sir Archie, out of Iiti-
zen mare Ellen Cramps by Ctiz-n, by Iiuntsnan,
and second dam by Wilder. great grand dam by
Frarnot. g gg dam .Janns, having ga ,pTrnS Trn,S
different stations and superior race horses OF the
best importation.
| Star Davis her dam being N1grrt Wood. Own
| ed by cDi Wade lianpfon. Decreased. OF soutI
Carolina. shr by Glencoe, well known 10 nave
| hern III" mos, successful mare Of her day ,mp1r-
| ted from Euglun,lt sh. out OF Margret W oois,
and she by Inns Prime, out OF Mary West, by
Emi-r, out Of Crossido. sister TO Eiinor. who.
| from the character Of her pedigree and prrfor-
m.nre. was Justly considerr.l the best mare OF
| her day In 4Engtsad The sirr cost more than
mnry7-am TRAVIS BUF9RD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

y lady III May>vi!!c. Ky. has in her
hoL-houSc i tree loaded with ripe
oranges and covered with bloom.
Anon" other rare plants she has lem
on>. bananas. tamta. Japan pIums.
palmetto. liampaS grass, etc, all OF
which are growing a. luXuriautlv a.
they do i'll their native climate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

glanced toward her to speak but every
time he did so Harold Arnold was at
her side, So that he did MT exchange
4 word with her during the game.
AT last the croquct party ended, as
all things earthly will, the visitors TO
rcmai:1 to tea and afterwards to have
Il moonlight sail on the little lake near,
but DR.. Forsyth rccollcctins that
several of his patients needed visits,
consigned Lydia to Mrs. Lorrimcr's
care, made his adieus to Mrs. Vertncr
and hittie. Helen had disappeared,
and departed. Instead of the main
avenue he struck into little side
path. which led to the gate. lie had
gone but few PAGES when the flut-
ter of blue drapcry caught his eye
He looked more attcntivcl, and saw
Helen. Arnold was ut her side, her
hand lay ON his arm, her eyes were
lifted to his face. AS Forsyth pass
ed he heard her say i'll her earnest,
musical tones, ,''lndecd you may trust
nc, uareif" ''Shc calls him Harold. !"
muttcred the Doctor, grinding his
heel into the earth, thea he hurried
on, on, anywhere away from tlia,
maddcuin" scene.
Days AMI weeks passed, August
glidrd into september. September
into October. still the Ncrtmcr man
sion was throngcL with visitors, and
gay parties OF pleasure made the old
forests vocal with their mIrth. For
syth WAS seldom with them. His bus
mess formed his excuse when Noel
Ncrtncr pressed him TO jSin Il picnic
or fishing party. Sometimes, return
ing from \ visit 10 Il country patient,
he would meet IL merry cavalca,ic.
Helen in sweeping Hue habit and
long white ploom, was to him ALWAYS
the crutral tigurr. 4 gallant cavalier.
often Harold Arnold, at her bride
rein. Sometimes he would see her at
church, Il brvy of fair Young faces
around her, but his eve never wand.
cred from her, his "Iuccn rose of the
rosebud garden of girls" why is
it," lie would :rsk in bitter humil;a
tion." when know she loves another
why can not forget herr"
iCOSTlNrEp1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
EVE ,NE,pMAov

~ Office On the corner Of Franklin and Laurel
streets. Lexington, Mo-. where he Will treat ull
Diseases of the eye of whatever nature. Patients
coming from \ distance obtain suitable
b"sr.iing places. Address Boa Is, Lexington.
Missouri. Jull!tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
VIZ. YOUNG
JOHN Z. RTLASD.
c. WALLACE. ZAcK. J. MITCHELL
WALLACE & MITCIIEIL

A TTORNEYS AND COCNSELLERS Al
"A Law, Lexington, Mo-, will practice in all
Of Record in adjoining counties, and in the Dis
trict Court of the state: Collections and other
business intristed To their promptly attended
o. ONCE, opposite Courthouse, over ''LeXing-
tou Savings Bank Main street. lapr5-Iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
THE heart, like Egypt's queen Of old
Ne'rr lets its misery see the light;
But o'er the deadly asp We fold
m. curp,ants nf the tuIu nivht -

Helen avoided Kenneth without
seeming 10 do SO; she would be the
same when sho was with him 10 she
had been the summer before, shelsaid
to herself, but il was SO hard that she
determined to be in his company as
little as possible. Several times he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
poLIcE rRorRLEs IN JERsEY cTTY.

The Police Department of Jersey City has
not been paid since sept and the Police Commission
ers resolved yesterday to make an attempt 10 secure
the paynent Of the force The difficulty which has ex
listed has the refusal Of the Mayor to sign me wa"
rants issued by the old Board OF Police Commissioners
since the Governors appointment Of new Board Last
night a summons TO appear at Trenton was served on
Hovor O'Nen at his residence, and accompanying the
summons was the affidavit OF Thomas 8 Robbins Poce
s.opt who testified that he had not been paid since
sent l. and that It had been customary 10 pay Ine 81
aries sepfnOnthy the affidavit OF George NaIdln,
clerk OF the Board OF Police Commissioners, VINO tesIhe
that me Board had passed the warrants ana nc hdu
dled them in the City Clerks office aud the ai'aSI OF
t5ty CLERK John +. scott, who tcstcd tdt INC y vi
had refused 20 sign the warrants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
POLICE NOTES.

The body Of an unknown woman, age about 20,
Vas found m ne Eat River northern shore Of Gogcmors Island
yesterday morning
fire on the second floor Of No. 81 Grecnest., yes
trav Of 25 the stock OF the occapan LOUIS
H. lea dealer IN ostrich Gathers insured.
Patrolman Groden of the Twenty-seyenth Pre-
eu vas detailed boaTl euigTu lps % the Castle tde yre
dsv While on tie steamship Manhattan be fell through the hcA"a
receiving severe Injuries.
Michael Mackus, age As, OF No. 539 West thirty
rbf Va fun dead bed Yesterday morning The Cornen have
been Informed death probably the result OF hm'
darug fight Monday. An inquest will be heh io7'y
Martin Keatng ago %. of No. ISL Tenth-ayep dled
yeelay from Injuries received the night OF Oct 81 s
The barnc to lover floor Of Nauot h3I 10 90
he attending ball a. tAI pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
TIE HoRsE nIsEAsE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. Though the
horse disease is st prevalent here the are seldom
severe and but one death has occurred The proportion
OF alex horses is not large 10 occasion any Interrupt
lion i'm the dispatch OF railroad and steamship nelghs
or the transaction OF general business. 49,
BosToN, Nov. 7.-Au the Metropolitan Company
horse ears were withdrawn shortly before noon to-day
r a heavy rain by the dictatOn of tho agent OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals Inc
e AZ Of nRgRtfAss dSB }ehiGre to
that persons Will become SICK ana perhaps uo
from exposure in being compelled 20 walk home after
coming down i'm our this morning. than there are
horsra who would have been IN any degree injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
, TREASURY RULE ON WOODS.
The following was received yesterday

The Following was received yesterday by
Collector Arthur:
TaEAsuRr DRP1RwEsr, WAsmSGroS D c., NOV, .. 1872.
(0fSH0r o fusOEs her- York
Ss. You letter II Nov duly received requesting n be a.
whether a lui woo imported rom Europe whch re-
bond unpaid public sor ml' oned on OtL
D. Ethlgn entered without e paymeut " 10 PEI cent acun
mating IN reply, have 90 tata law o. june o. B po'e
that October there hail le levied collected
paid al gplis ant uersrie except No9 raw cotton
which purchased cast o The Cape OF Good Hope anil
Torci from places wet thereof dly Of ~ per crnt 81 Yaofem in
other duties which Dec imposed This law does ROT
provide that the ~ & Octobr this duty wool shall lie
collected thereof ud o tie spirit OF e eighth section Of
which virtually al goods public store opniel
Day and t act took effect upon the same footing
400 tls day. Of opinion that without doing
ylcrr the spirit Of the law, EE India woods which were m
warehouse public de 1T day OF October may be per-
r Withdrawn entered without payment Of the 10 per cent
discriminating du You w therefore be governed accordingly. en-
,err res ,.ctiuuy. j. T. HARTLEY, Aciug Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
HOME NEWS.
ppo,,,Spsr ARRrvArS.

BoO,uqn Rome-senator SpTogqe Of Rhode leland,
Sst T. W T,eioas HotI TIE lon. b. Gmsl AMI @ Gilman
ofIoUa juice Van u. ne Hon Thomas A. JencIe, ef ole n
~ H. m Giey OF Massachusetts,, A. Willard u. = Consal at
ue e. ,sco, Inc Hon D. g. ejohu of Oweap W wal
ssS FYGh Ircnre Ho-The Hon Robert H. pruyn Of Albany.
ueComb Of Delaware. the Hos Smith ~ Albany.
~ ~, orsnse rcrss Of Geus Fans n. y; Hon. NJ r. Bsmu
" ,i,e NJ y W. Patrick Of Omaha Hoa
nj ne President Noniss Bafori Of
Rbnasd and g r. Carroll Of Baltimore Metropolitan Ho-Ei
mud Duke Hampshire. G0Id Ho-1e on =
kellogg Of Cunneciclt.. NtW YoTk H0etGen 8 j.
Mar n Albany. Haris HoProf Fsrnan Rogers Of PhhA-
d,Iuba J0saos Hoiel-Judge o. A. Lochrane CcoIgG
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TOTAL cIRCUJATIoN.n.
TERMS.

TERMS.
ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 LIMB EACH IN.
sERTIoN
CUTS AND FANCY DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENT DousLa
RATES.
TENN TIE NEWS COLUMN, PREFTxED BY THE WORD
IANNoUSCEMESTl-S3 A LINE EACH INSERTION.
AGATE NOTICES. IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING MARRIAGES
AND DEATHs-s5 A LINE EACH INSERTION.
NO ADVERTISEMENT INSERTED FOR LESS THAN THK
COST OF TWO LINES
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE NEwTonL
TRIBUNE OFFICE, OCT II, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
AT PITTsBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. THE horse disease is
spreading rapidly and seriously interfering with bust
ness only few street railways are in operation to-day
Several iron mills have suspended for the want OF coal
The authorities Of several railways have issued orders
i'm The East and West directing their agents receive
no e-lt directed 10 this city, IL being impossible TO
arc ,roftcd where the disease has attacked mules OK
fe,I are b,iug subs tucd for horses far possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-08
I q pushed f nl% p,Iehtts; nfier fnis was

Ia pushed him back in on nis Te s. % Sns
went 9n near the car door counting tickets when
no de an Gitaek mes heiumped nom hls seae nm
Grabbed throat ',cd mn OS c snu ng c b s
eois3 hack saving ana stabbed " The prisoner wa
mi on the train 40 West Bercen Ihe Jury In.nl' 20
Merry Tho horse disease Is decreasing, Dlt s@n
Sra deaths 0Gou Se S Ssy Ihf BY Sov 5
AZ the Hudson County Union BDo hnesng ~ s@
crc made by the Rev. Jonn Atkinson, and The Hon. a,
A Uarlenburg "A New Jersey Central ifclght uui
~ ap N the track near Commnpaw Yesterday, and on,
Ian m for several hours The coroners Jury IN
tbe case ~ Charles Delaney, boy VINO was kIleu W
Pennsylyania Railroad near Hendersonst, rendered
verdcf censuring the railroad company for not
fence OF the proper hight, and keeping u IN tepa
also censurng the railroad employees for desrOyg VI.
fence for their own convenience, but 10 tbo uoV'"
OF the public. $780,
NgwARK.-An Inquest was held yesterday morning o., on
te body of Arden H. Grover, who died from Inquiries To-
oeved by falling into sewer IN Elih.DethaassS, ar
Jury found tho sewer CONTRACTION @
Michael Shaudey Bernard Shanley-and their IOTenau
Mulligan, guilty OF criminal negllgenee III tst s
unprotected by 6alledes enc Gov h o appear at
the next term OF Court. The laying Oh tue COZ
of ST. Joscph's r. c. Church Will take pace on n,1S
There viii be procession OF Roman Catholic SocieteS
of Eew-YoIk Brooklyn, jersey Clty, anu hi'fc,' '
TIN brass bands viii accompany me pioeesStOnii
Iames II Watkins who was arrested nero u 10" uhfe
ago and bacd answer charge OF fraud VIZ 1 Lam
arrested in Broadst. last night by Deputyshr s az
Jarvis ana taken 10 Ne"-iorh upoH =" Pi'' 50 ="
ing fraudulent bail
povER.-Two Italians reached this place Yesterday on
the morning tram IRON New lorh anu h men claimed
store of Giovanni BariOttl. one OF the ncn oai iIt
BariotiPs housekeeper as his wle, ana, alN, 6 ~
uitprcatiOu stabbed the woman la the mouth WIN
in s,,letto She died Immediately. BarlOti attempted
~, recne her and was also stabbed In the abdomen IN
two piaoes and will probably die Both men are under
arrest The affair has created great oScltehon sono u
the citizens wanting to lynch the murderer.
TRRNIoR.-The Supreme Court yesterday morning
unanimously decided that act TO submit lhe lneston
OF license or no license TO the people Is IL
Tbis Is against the opinion OF Attorney boheih oIl'
christ given 10 the Legislature last winter ana came
up on the cOnsti tutionality OF the act submitting he
licensing question 10 the voters Of Chatham ia MOTIFS