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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
40 THE WORCESTER DAILY RPv
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY srr,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec, 81.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 81,
GOOD NEWS.
BY general consent, the custom Of serving
liquor to New Years callers will be abolished
here tomorrow.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Victoria Woodruff, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony and Lucretia Mott, of the
national woman suffrage committee, have issued
a call here for a convention to meet in this city
Jan 10.
MR.. sHERlGAN's PROSPECTS.
A dispatch received here tonight from Gin
cinnatisays that not more than three republican
members of the Ohio legislature can be found
who will pledge themselves to stay out of the
caucus. This is considered strong evidence that
Mr., Sherman cannot be defeated.
LIBEL CASE
John NJ. Morris, executive clerk of the senate
aud editor of the Chronicle has begun libel
suit in the supreme court here against the Re
publican, claiming 100000 damages The suit
grows out Of certain articles in the Republican
charging Morris with completely in the South
Carolina bond swindles. KELoN.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

p. P. johnson; chaplain, David Mitchell; dele
gate, F. A. Smith. The post is in tlourishing
condition., both as to numbers of its members
and its finances. They viii give, on Monday
evening, New Years night, grand masquerade
party and ball, at which they promise their
friends who attend good time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
Fire Record.


AT PORTLAND LOSS $1,000
PORTLAND, ME-, Dec. 31.-The steam tug Co.
chituate, owned in Boston, was burned last
night. Valued at about $4,000.
AT NEW YoRK-Loss S18,0
NEW YORK, Dee. 31.--The eastern wing Of the
seaman's hospital, on list street, was damaged
by i:e to-day, 10 the amount of SO O00 Loss
on furniture, $780,
AT MONROE, LA.--LOsS $3.50 600
MONROE, La, Dec. S1.-Last night fire was
discovered in Landeer'S saloon. 1t spread rap.
idly, and in four hours sixty buildings were
burned, including the wealthiest portion OF the
city. Total loss, S5S9,00O insurance, 1903 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
Accident

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9i.-By the boiler explosion
IN tins city Friday, William Harrington, the Sc,
NOR member OF the firm, William JENNINGS
fireman, and William Clarke, an apnrentice'
were killed, ana about ten persons injured some
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

WASHINGTON, Dec 3t.-Pbe low boro,,,o.,.
on the lower lakes will probably retire ~ ~
norIhwestward, with falling barometer and rain
in New England, """ i"'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
Our New York Dispatches.

The Trouble concerning the Aldermen
How Connolly Spends his noIIdays-
Other Matters CONNECTED with the
isinS-Fhe EsrOO!Iyn Election Frauds
Statistics Of Crime and HHOrtaIItv-
Small HSOx, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

CoNNECTICUT
NEW. NEW HAVEN, Dec. Sl.-Abram Heaton, a
wealthy ana prominent man of this CITY, died
Yesterday, aged nincty.fye. He was born ten
days after the Declaration of independence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
France.


sEMBLY.
PARIS, Dec. 8l.-The assembly debated all
day Friday on the question of augmentlng the
circulation Of the Bank Of France. The discns.
sion took wide range President Timers spoke
several times, and on one occasion, alluding 10
the violent language used by deputies provoked
by the threats of the Germans, Said that silence
was the best reply to the harsh words of Bis
marck. This was received with prolonged an.
plause Throughout the debate Theirs expressed
determined opposition to buldening the pres,
finally voted to increase the rate Of clrculation
Of the bank by l0O,00O,o0O francs AT the close
Of the session the assembly adjourned until the
ad of January,
PUNISHMENT AFTER DEATH
inc SAFE OF photographs of the executed COM
muniSts Is prohibited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

ST, PETERsBURe, Dec. 8f.-The Russian
steamship Kuma, plying on the Caspian Sea.
loundercd in terrible gale. All on board-ofl.
GERS, crew aud passengers-were diowned The
steamer had million roubles in treasure on
board, which Is a total loss =
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spain.

RELATIONs WITH SOUTH AMERIoA,
MADRID Dec. 8l,--The Conespondcncio In
an article upon the relations of Spain with The
south American republics, predicts the speedy
establishment of peace between those countries
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

TUE CENSUS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Dec 31.-SiX weeks ago, thir-
ty-tive clerks in the census office were discharged
and on the first Of January sixty more will be
dispensed with. There will then remain about
go or 275.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01
THE MILLBURY NATIONAL BANK.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual seetne the
Stockholders this Bank will be held at their Banki,ea
Rooms on TUESDAY, Jan, .. 49,, at O'Clock NJ
choose a board of directors for the ensuing year.
ID. ATWOOD. CO d.
Milbury Dec p, 1871. dim NJ. can Ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Nusbru9 fam, ras lei6t bate gbieasoer
Oimeniionen annehmen f5nnen.

Nusbru9 fam, ras lei6t bate gbieasoer
Oimenicnen annehmen f5nnen.
Das srose porfbaus bon Hpe an her
sipsiten, critten unp GpnYsnt Strase, in
mel6em i6 9errdtbe i'm 8ertse BON
beildufs $4,000 befaneen wurpe trps
Der ssSweifslfen @esenpsbr Der Ssuerz
lsute, bic nidt psniser als IA Dampis
iprisen sesen bas pItbenpe Clement lpss
lics, bod Elm Haub Der Slammen. -
Der 0eiammtperluit ben pas Jsusr an
seri9tet bat wirp auf cine 9iertslmils
lion sel9dyt tppppn t55, 1000 cur6 Ser
fl6eruns sseedt fne. Gin Saulrnc
Saweins, bic in Der anfasenesn yare
ibrem blutisen Sdidial entseseniaben,
fonnten nod serettst ,psresn. Das Der
Sranptatte ssseniberlisssnre I Iirclcrz
baus pes areiien papa Saler in
wtl6sm bic Sudbanpluns, Su6rrudss
rel une Sudbinperei nit ibrem werttz
sclen Snbalt nebt Der STies ees .Ses
rclo ees 8laubens" iib behnest, war
ldnsere 3eitin grocer 0efabr blisb aber,
trpscem Die 5iye Iammtli6s Tentsri6sis
ben res cplp6alen 0etdupeS an Der 3.
Strabe ibon ;ertriimmert bate, Gptt 1ti
Danf Scn rem 5euer serlhpnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
3citunss 6eiete.

4 Hssa bic a6snn.sten niAt duserudi1 eas Ststntau
tsasGen 10 nirs anssaammtn pas fs cine 5ersnns bee
dbpaserisnts wlai6en
ras aseanensa anu ut6t cher rettssaltts ahssrtaf
uerbss ats ts aat Wadfanet tt,ablt fne.
4 ,ua atsnnsnttn 20 ustsrlaNen cher f6 ptissFa brt
3etaNata osa Ger bereeneeR pefpfhet atiuteltn 10 tae
he strentrsS saflr bis Re ibre 8t6auas btiae paben
l. sDtnn absnntnttH ben g8sbnpri rerane,rn sbas et
QrpsettoR baeen Az bfnarihstn 10 N es tnr
6&attn psnn bic 3siasta mad tsr gpfrfNes brss frlht
reu sSsbasrss sefanet psretn
Die ri4ttrlatn GRaeisunssn lauieu eatin tas cine
Dsatrums 9eitaasen oen Der berttneen peaees aeBu'
vvsa cher Btransans ess pbusrtes cbRt porbssbsnet
aasiss ole yrims fatt 8trsis bsabF6tisnu Sdriast
sasslfher ii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Anslanoifd)r tlebrrIidjt.

Sm 9anre Sismariieu seben Die
9tarifalen ibren astsn gSsg Spran. Nah
cen neuefen telesrapb!iden Dspel1en su
artbei!en 1T rem preubiI6en Santiago Elm
auf ras Sir6enrs6t bs;iisli6er @eleBs
entpurt ipelher bic Grla0uns ppn Grs
communications Osfreten bstrifft rorsslest
rprren.
DerIeltc erfliri, raF iscer gjeitlibe
wsltsr einsn preubil6en llntertbanen
namrntli9 nit Strafe trrrpbt pcer ibn
als itrafbar erfldrt ccer cine Strafe iiber
ibn Serban9t in cine 0slcbuse ppn 5000
Sblr. pcer cine 9efdnsniBitrafe bon 2
Sabrrn serfalle UNI paB r5 Sabre
lang sur Setleiruns zines slmt.s unfaz
big isin fol-
Oas 1T alIp Der @ea wie man pie re-
lisiSie Sreibeit bic in Der Contribution
sarantirt it, a6tet. @arum man zen
0sIsscntpurf ni6t Ser oen 3ei6staa
bra6te ?-Scer bat man ldpn banse?
Der Gultusminiitsr Or. Salt bat
iammtlidr S6riftltide, nel6c f6 auf
penGpnaict rss bp1p't. Sil6pi &remenB
pom Grmlanp nit rer Staatsreaieruna
be;ieben rrufen uni CUR Sertbeiluna an
Gle giiisliecer res Sanrtass brinsen
Ialen.
gSic rie 8reu;seituus pabrs
ib,inliu aas Gesierunssfrsilen wsiB, lpu
es ni6t III Ger ablibt oes prsubil6sn
Miniiteriuns liesen, bic son iimmtli6en
Siih6fen uater;eid net Sulcaer Dent
I6rtft rurd cine pffeiSie pper gar
offeiells @eseni6rift rieerlesen III
laien. llnp rarum ni6t? @iperlesen ldBt
ib nur llnri6ttses, 5ali6eS,
llnwabres. Die bil6SHi6e Dent
lbrift sntbdlt ni1tS Spn alIe rem, 70
penis wis iib in ben smtsfiibrunsen pes
Sii6Vfs ppn GrmIane llnpabres,
Sallbes, llnridtises na6weiien Idet.
Selislpredunssn. papit Plus
TX. bat in Der surien; Spm 5. Septemz
ber cie Seliipreduns Der am 81. Sanuar
1886 in Nsapel psrltprbsnen Waria
Gbritina spn Sapeyen, 8Snisin
tsirsr Sieilisn, beitatist. 9lm 2S. Seps
tsmber wureen in Der Gpnsresaiipn fiir
bl. 0sbraube bic Selisipre6uns rss
lbrei;er Selren Nifplaus Spn ee,
SlIe. pcs era am 4. slusult 1859 ses
tprbsnen irans6flaen yS eltpriefers
unp piares Sob. Sapt. Mariu
Sianney ron slrs unp rsS rSmiidcu
papfeS Guaen Ill, teriibmten
S6iilerS ees bcilisen Sernbarr, pom
Gareinals sGicar Scraei6laaen UNI am 3.
October nem tI. Sater bsltltist.
Gpr 8ursem bat eu praTect
Gatra scn 8pm ppn pu italisnil6eu
Resieruns Den Auftras erbalteL zen
| Garpinal 9lntonelli ps sluHcrrerunl
an rem Yapl susuitellsn, Die ibm curd
ras lcs. @arantisseies pom Staat
ausssWpyfsne jdbrlidr Summe Spl
3,220.000 Sranc5 in Gmpfane su neb
men. Der Garrinal smpFns ben praiec
ten, nabm aud jsnes ciFrielle Dceumen
eptsessn, srflIrte aber rcm lleberbrinse,
eab rer bl. Batter ibn erma6tist BABE
! pas slnsrbietcn absulebnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
DaS ppnpprtp

. 49, a., etsosu uub Ganaea bstrdst % Gtnts Der Saer
sd mrs ron b. SmpfdHatr BET tetner YeFcNee 9ieFie'
iSbrIIa pera bsBatlt rerSsu.
wsstann ~ ie, ). 3eit auf be rsnssmSurssr ~di'Hs'
absnnirtn.
~ anseistn atn pieniss, soit.risn,
OiiifsIpiele &c. inbsu Don mem Gt au1 'mmsr
fomnen m5asn, fsrnr feline Iufnabms tn un'er
Batt, ba iclhs 8snlihfciten nnb Sptsls eem
0eifis Der fatboii&sn STRIDE sntr!sSsr ltne
re- gpa Office. Ylcnss Srs.rs anb tas taisas nne
stert Nttlel sur eberleruns ven Sslp aae suh NV w
IN tatsa ins. eaja sserauGt wereen
se,sr t, amen ssn lntsrf&rstsrn einesianet rsreer
sot,u ie S.ud ssi6rsbsa iein uno eas gofam eeunt9
uah etaat aenaR uno rt1tte an9sseesn werssn'
gn,,. cine 9eaua pou ensm geamt an srn anoeres psF
sf uerben lpu 70 mus INNER auh cas- VeNaml aH9t9sph
psrbss ws tis 3stnra fraesT snpfanser paFss'
gs,nn etnauS Teln glatt MIDI rssslmdss smpars cesT
an ovf iraeub sine grt ebsr enhehen 10 rats ger rs
rrfieaes Gsent pais bic SsransSeber Sse1 esna0Fpns
ptreep.
Die gsrauswortti&st fur GseiencuRsen far bic 3eans
srpsu rtr uur eauu Itsrnepmen, rsnn etseeen p e91
arrtsu Srsf Osr per gsa ssl@sesR
Die ,,csnsem6urser @aGtis" nod csnropa'
a,r yerfsnssn ssrsits cine an,abl Sass
.sd Gurcpa une MAIDEN uaiere Sser oecneers aumsram
As BE leternoune he's 8las an Verranets ane oruhr
srtrs6euen Sertebr mt tenelttn u nnerpalen une u
ibsr , 8uinet b.s eaness ~ unssrrStsn essr aS q
Snd Srlsfps6isl ssiSebsn tsnnts
ashqansen, Srisfs &c. fns gu aSrslFrsn
..LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27

(Stst 3eil. absr tnsn 3ca 10 gsnts)
n.y. gsi mebrmaliser Ginsabs biaiser.
H~ @r6bere jibrli6e an,eisen ueroen
In VerbaltniS biaiscr bert9net.
ars~Srtiss aassissn maNsn csrtslidbrli4grr-
auStsaablt werbsn.
R9- 10 Gents per 3sils fur tsfsllts @rtSsn
Ia Der eofalIpalte.
~ @eburtsanstistn 5tiratbtn
xuo Spbesf1lle perben als escalsS tsrs9nst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Dubuque Soma, Wfttwo6, ben a. gRobember 1872

Sic
Guffmburgfr 1a}tttf,
Elm fatbplii&ss @s&snblatt
fit gseht .l'sd Mahrhsit,
sriAast es.a 1xittwpd uns ioas BEL gsrausss,abluns
Cir bic Ser. Ztaaten:
364re4
IMr gtaets sMbcnnsnten
SGbrfh
(te grrauststablane). S1O 9
50 Sts
Rad Ganaea portpfret:
s6hrtd
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wads europa portofrei:
3&Srftd 20 oS
aIr Iles
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
Legal Notice.

NHARLOTTE DoDT, Mary Biegel Catharins
" Eike and Margaret Cochsrt, who reside fu
the State of Pennsylvania. will take notice
that Peter Dodt, Administrator of the estate
of George Dodt, deceased, on the 18th day Of
April, A. D, 1879. filed his petition in the
Probate Court in and for the county of Mon.
roe and State of Ohio, alleging that the per-
sonal estate of said decedsut is insufficient
20 pay his debts and the costs of administer
ing his estate; that he died seized in fee simple
of the following described real estate, situate
in said county. to w.t.: The northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section thirty
five, township two o. range five, containing
forty acres; also the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty nine,
township two of range five, containing forty
acres; that said Charlotte Dodt, as widow Of
said decedent, is entitled to dover in said
premises, and that Mary Bsigsl, Catharine
Eike, Margaret Cochert, William Dodt, Peter
Dodt, Charles Dodt and Magdalens Dodt, as
his heirs at law, hold the next estate Of in.
heritance therein,
The prayer of said petition is for the as
signment of dover to said Charlotte Dodt, and
tor sale of said premises, subject to said
dover estate, for the payment of the debts
and costs aforesaid,
Said petition will be for hearing on the a5th
day of DAY, 1872.
PETER DoDr,
Admir- OF the estate of Geo, Dodt, deceased,
aPf23td' By L. HoIrrLRR, Atty
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
Cong ressiona, Appor,ionment.

The following is correct list of the dis
tricts as formed by the bitter end Radi-
Gals in the Ohio Legislature:
]. and II.-Hamilton County.
IH.-Butler, Warren, Clinton, Fayette
and Clermont.
IV.-Darke, Preble, Greene and Mont
gomery.
V.-Auglaize. Mercer, Van Vert, Al
len, Putnam, Paulding, Defiance and
Shelby.
@VI-Williams, Fulton, Henry, Lucas,
Wood, Ottowa.
VII-Brown, Adams, Pike, Ross and
Highland.
Madison, Miami, Clarke, Cham
paign, Logan.
TX Hardin, Union, Delaware, Nor
row, Knox and Marion.
X.-Hancock, Seneca, Sandusky, Erie,
Huron.
M.-Scioto, Lawrence, Jackson, Gal
lia, Hooking, Vinton
-XII.-Franklin. Pickaway, Fairfield,
Perry.
XIII-Licking, Muskingum, Cosloc-
ton, Tuscarawas
XIV.-Wyandot, Crawford, Richlana,
Ashland. Holmes.
XV-Meigs, Athens, Morgan, Wash.
ington, Monroe.
XVI-Notlc, Belmont, Guernsey, H ar.
rison, Jefferson
xvII.-Carroll, Stark, Columbiana
Mahoning.
XVII Lorain, Medina, Wayne, Sum
nit.
XIX.-Portage, Geauga, Lake, Ash
tabula, Trumbull.
XX.-Cuyahoga.
The above gives the Radicals fifteen
and the Democrats .fee districts. If the
Radicals do not waken up mistaken when
the votes are counted next October, then
we miss our guess badly. The People
will stand little political trickery, but
when it comes to downright rascalits
they invariably turn and administer s
rebuke to the perpetrators that sticks tc
them for years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
More Robbery,

The robbery of Goat Island in Cali
fornia, by the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, passed the House Of Repre-
scntatives on the 25th ult.
The whole proposition to give away
Goat Island to the Central Pacific is SO
iniquitous and preposterous, that it de
ssrved to he hissed out of committee
rooms and out of Congress with scorn.
Mr.. WooD pointed out,that it is "delbe
rately parting with the property of the
people of the United States for no com.
pensafiou whatever" And if the bill
did not do this, for the benefit of the
Central Pacific, there would have been
no object, and no such pressure as there
has been, to pass it.
There is faint hope that the Senate
will refuse to sanction this robbery tc
enrich an insolent and domineering Ger
poratiun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
DAMAGES FOR slURDER.
A Son Sues the slayer of His Fa-
Iher TOR $4,000.
From the Louisville Ledger, April 81

From the Louisville Ledger, April q.
Jefferson Court Common Pleas. VIM.
Odell, an infant, by John Odell. his
grandfather and next friend, VS.. Conrad
Kolb, defendant
In this case plaintiff sues for $4,000
damages for the slaying of his father,
William Odell, by the defendant, Con-
rad Kolb, in this county, in March, 1871.
The suit is brought under an act passed
and approved January IL, 1866, which
reads al follows:
"SEC. l. That the widow and minor
child OF children Tor either or any of
them) of person killed by the careless
or wanton or malicious use of fire arms,
or other deadly weapons, not in self-de-
fense, may have an action against the
person or persons who committed the
killing, and all others aiding or promo
ting the killing, or any one or more OF
them, for reparation of the injury; and
in such actions the jury may give vim
dictive damages.
"SEc. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage"
This case has been on trial for several
days. and the examination of witnesses
closed last evening, and the case was
adjourned over until Monday, at ten
O'Clock, for argument of counsel, and
will be closed that day.
The defense will be opened by Mr..
Ed. Parsons, fine and fluent speaker,
who will be followed by Major Alf. II.
Peyton for plaintiff. Martin Blur will
then close for the defense, to be follow
ed by Colonel Mare Munday for plain
tiff, which concludes the case.
This case is exciting an unusual
amount of interest, being new and the
first of the kind ever tried in this Court
1t would not, at this time, be proper for
us to comment, or to attempt to give
the evidence in this case. as the jury has
not yet had it, but we can safely say
that it is leading case, and one that
the community and people throughout
the State are vastly interested in, and
the verdict of the jury is looked fol
with more than ordinary interest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
jail Delivery tn five
Prisoners Set at Liberty.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 30-The Third
District Court was opened this morning
by the Territorial Marshal, instead of
the United States Marshal. Judge
Strickland announced that since the de-
G sion of the Supreme Court, he would
recognize the Territorial Marshal and
Attorney as the executive officers of the
court.
Assistant Attorney High presented a
certified copy of the decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States in
the Englebrecht case, and, in conformity
with the ruling therein, that the manner
of drawing petit jurors since September,
1870, was illegal, moved for leave to
enter nolle prosequi as to all indict-
ments found in that time, and that the
prisoners be released. The Court Or
dered a noNe proseqai to be entered, land
that the prisoners be turned over
to the Territorial Marshal to be released
during the day unless steps be taken to
detain them.
The number thus to be set at liberty
is forty five, including twenty four ar
rested for murder, ten for lewd and Ia
civious cohabitation, two for adultery,
three for riot, and three for libel. The
Court also ordered the transfer from the
United States Marshal to the Territorial
Marshal of some forty prisoners char
ged with various crimes, but not indict.
ed.
All the prisoners under Indictment
were released this evening by the Ter
riterial Marshal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07

Colonel Mcclure publishes letter in
the Philadelphia Bulletin in which he
says that he was released from all re-
sponsibility for the Republican party as
now organized by the fact that during
the late canvass "it was proven from
day TO day how the Custom-house, the
Post office, the Navy-yard: the Arsenal
and the revenue offices had vomited
forth their repeaters, their perured
election officers, their leaders of gangs
of FOUNDERS, their science6 ballot box
suffers, and their expert forgers of re-
turns" in order to defeat him and the
reforms which he was pledged TO carry
out.
The occupants of Florida Jail are
two rattlesnakes and gopher
Ear trumpets are shown at the Wen
ma Exposition, by which sounds can be
heard at distance Of mile
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-07
AEafer TrOppTnan,

A terrible murder, recalling the crime
of Troppman, has recently been perpe-
trated in France, near Bordeaux, an en-
tire family being the victims The fam
lily was composed of the fa.her-in law
and mother in-law Of the rural postman,
and their daughter, his wife; the last
named is the mother of four children.
The three adults were lying about ten
yards from the house, mutilaIed by a
hammer Two OF the children, one
aged five years, the other sixteen months,
were killed in their bed The two elder
children, one seven and the other nine
years of age, were in oed and slept in
another room. Having heard nothing
they did not stir, and the assassins did
not discover them The mother in law
received several fatal wounds. The mo-
tive of the murder is supposed. to have
been burglarious.
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EE>M Mr.. BRowN, of Athens, Athens
County, charged the county s3,435 30
for making an index Of the records in the
County Recorders Office The Commits.
sioners refused to pay the bill. The
Messenger says he was to receive So per
day, ten hours to constitute day, and
that 120 transfers could be made per
day: - per hour. There were -34,353
transfers which should have been made
in ass days At So per day the bill
would have amounted to 1864. "Our
Tammany," is q proper term for such
charging.