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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The Portland (Me.) Advertiser says; We
received call from the conductor OF the
Pullman car, who was poisoned by an apOth-
ocary's clerk In this city = short time ago.
lie Informs us that II was preparation OF
stryChnine, not arsenic, that was given him
TO put In his tooth. That he spent the same
evening al the theatre but did not feel well,
aud when he woke next morning on board
the car In which he sleeps every night while
lying at the station In this city-his left hand
aud side appeared to be parRlyzed
lie did not know what was the matter. At
breakfast he would lnd his mind wandering,
and his mouth al with frOth. He told the
conductor OF the train about his case and he
telcgraphed to DR.. White, of Gorham, who
met him on tho arrival Of tho train at that
place and said, upon examining him, he
thought he must have been poisoned.
The doctor prescribed, but the conductor
grew worse rapidly, and on reaching Island
Pond DIR, Adams, a very skillful physician,
got aboard the train and at once declared II
case Of strychnine poisoning, DR.. Adams
further said that II enc half the amount Of
strychnlne that had been placed In the tooth
had got into the stomach, Instant death would
have resulted. For over week the patient
has been very sick at his home In Montreal,
and has only been able 10 resume work within
u day or Two.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTlCka oF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -
THos, Z. wAoeANAN, real estate auctionoer,
will sell tomorrow, tuesday, at O'Clock p. m,
valuable property at the southwest corner Of NJ
and Eighth streets.
W. L. WALL h Co, Ruotioneers, call the atten.
ton Of buyers to their stock Of furniture to be
sold at an early day.
TWENTY-FIVE furnished houses for rent,
Grrw MA LopaH, No. Is, X. Of p, viii meet
this ovsnipg.
DR. J. p. CAULFIELD will commence q course
Of instruction In the elements Of vocal music on
Thursday next
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

Yesterday evening Of1cer Howe arrested and
conveyed To the Central guard house GeoTgeRnnh
Andrews, colOred girl, upon the charge Of rob,
bling gentleman Of the sum OF $40. II appears
By the testimony given 10 SkipPOn's court that
ky, and wandered into house on y street, be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, where he took
another drink at the bar attached 70 this house
and In paying for 1t he pulled out OF his pOok OF
and exposed TO all around his money, amounting
to si8 After settling bis bill he went up stairE,
where he took short nap, and upon waking up
be found that his pockets had been rihed and
his money gone. He Immediately notified ON.
Ger Howe, who arrested GeOTgeannR, and upon
questioning her she denied all knowledge as 20
whore hlsmOney had gono. Tho keeper Of the bar
nj this house was questioned, and he requested
that his wife might DO sent for. " no. upon reach
Ing the station, revealed the fact that she had
received from 9eOTgeAnnA tlk This evidence
being so positive GeOTgeanna was held for action
by Judge Smell to-day,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The Dashaways held q spirited and interest
Ing meeting last night at Temperance hall on
y street. Stirring addressed were made by
Mes9rs, qoooh, MaupiD, Peck, Judge Middle
brook, kidEell and others. New and foToible
ldea9 toward promoting the great cause Of TEN.
porAnoe were advanced by these gentlemen, and
laNofably entertained by their auditors. A sug.
gestlon was made that grand gathering Of tho
various temperance organizations In the city
take place once a mouth In some one Of tho
large halls for the purpose Of listening TO
speeches from all advocates Of Temperance IN
Congress, the ministry aud other good speakers.
Tho project will doubtless be carried out. L.
should 10,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

GrcgE h Cos contract for improvement Of d
street nom Seventh to Twelfth southwest was
amended TO include laying OF l2lnch pipe sewer
IN said street from Seventh 10 Fourteenth
Water main on A street, between First and
Second cast, WAs refused on account Of there
not boiuW = sufAolsnt number Of persons thore
dealFina nj w.. fH-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
METROPOLITAN VARIETY THBATRE


Re epENGSmsnt loT sSs weed lOnssT q thsss Graat
EthioplAn oomedianS, JOHN MULLi0AN And
BILLY RIO the funnlea end most mi thproToking
oomsdtAui Of the dsy. BppaartnG this week In en-
tire selection OF Their gde FpltttinG ipeclAltea
md IN tho Burlesque Back Crook. MnlliHan 40 Mile
TsElljni kieo % NILS Rosa Assisted ~ The enilre
Mammnth Comps NJ OF Star Ar,is's Miss In TlTlA
AAkEhllf, the wonderful transfcrmAtlou da-osF
received With greet Applanse. Npiics--Ou fnday
evening, OetibST 30, Biand Complimentary Bepeht
Of John MulliEsp E9d BnlI Rice, when an entire new
artAy Of Fresh Novelties will be presented. knnaGs-
Com diAnj Nc. BAN B sANDFOHD, uto ain Gp.
near on Monday eysrinE, October ~, 10 FlhopIpn
DpafA, and Ia hia nuaht rendition % "Uld josh
CATtor" Together With host Of other Star PER.
formers. oe9itf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

j. +. WiegmRn, an old resident Of Washing
ton, died yesterday at his residence on Ponnsyl-
vania avenue, between FOur-And.a.half and
Der Of years in the tobacco business, and during
that period has made large number OF friends,
who will mourn bis loss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The, contractor for Stone on the second section
OF the savsnth- street road was notihod that the
requircmouls Of bis contract must be fulfilled
to the lsttsr, otherwise the Same would DO
turned over 10 other banda
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

Gentlsmsn's Kersey Overcoats, in brown, drab
and slate cOlOTS.
Gentlemen's Granite OYeTcOats, in brown,
dahlia and black.
Gentlemonis lightweight OyOro0ats, In brown,
olive, blue, GRABS and miN ed cOlOrB. r.
-......- g.. aRO u. HERNTNo,
No. 40 SoYonLh gtTeot nOrLhMelt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

William Fletcher was refused permission to
remove dirt mon r street. between Fineenth
and Sintosnth, and on OorcorAn street, betWeen
SiItesnth and Seventeenth, As the same is
needed for uao In that locality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

U. 7. Foder, wood and coal dealer, corner Of
Second and y stroots northWoSL was granted
psrmiNlouto drive between the sidewalk and
building line he being liable for any damage
which may result thsrsfom.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The inspector Of water and gas services was
directed to have the sewer, water and gas Ser
vices laid On Massachusetts, avenue, between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets, Immediately.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

Mr.. Nj. II. Prince has on hand ut present q
number Of hns hreee leaders, with cleaners, car
tTid ges, and oil the pppurtenAneeg connected
WITH tho gun TO make II Of tho most improved
pattern. To those desiring valuable foRllng
piece Princes Is the trst place they should ap.
MY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The contract Of @. W. aoodAll was amended
by changing pipe sewer from strestsouth TO
alley In square Io7, from sixth to Seventh
street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21


Shortly after y o'clock John Hook while
attempting to place belt over a pulley IN
ono Of the workshops at Bolton depot OF the
Northern Central railroad had his shirt
sleeve caught In the betting, and In an instant
thereafter he wRs Whirling with fearful ra-
pidity over and under the wheel. With every
revolution his body struck against the ceiling
with thud that crushed his bones as though
they were pipe stems, and by the time the
engine could be stopped his body was mass
Of laCeTated flesh and broken bones. When
released from the belt It was found that his
rigAt arm was broken 10 many places, his
neck dislOCated, both legs broken above and
below the knee, and several of his ribs
crushed In fact, his body had more the
semblAnce Of pulp, aud presented q sickening
appearance. His death must have been IN.
stantaneOus, as he uttered no cry. Il Is
thought that the body made at least twenty
revolutions over the wheel before the ma
ohinery could DO stopped. The deceased was
employed at the shop where he met his death
In The capacity OF fireman. He leaves a
widow and several children residing at the
corner OF Burgundy alley and Hamburg
Observation-Disclosures American, lgh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The Republicans Of "the Piedmont section Of
Virginia" will hold monster mass meeting at
Culpeper, Va, on Wednesday, Got. 80, at which
Addresses will be delivered by Gov. II. H. Wells,
Daniels, (edltOr State Journal, and Republican
candidate for Congress In the 9Th dlstFiot) aud
other able speakers. Tho committee having
the rally In charge expect to make this one Of
tho gTandest political demonstrations ever held
In this section OF Virginia, and II will embrace
all persons opposed to the election OF Greeley,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

There will be a championship match on the
same grounds on Wednesday next between tho
Baltimore and Athletic mines. AS both clubs
arc strong, and always play to win, an interest
Ing game may be expected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The Weed Sewing MAohlne-ths machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at COmpanys Agency, 400 Ninth street I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

soArE idea of the business in the London
divorce court may be formed when the
stamps on proceedings 10 one year, Just
made up, amounted 70 4l6QQ0. -. 800
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

CmHEsE FUNERAL IN BRILEyILLE, N. J.
Ia Chow Chin was buried Thursday In the
grounds adjoining Capt. Harveys laundry In
Bellevillc, N. j., and the unique ceremonies
Oi a Chinese funeral were performed in bis
honor, The latter days Of Ii Chow ChIn's
life were spent In communion with an ugly
wooden god, 10 which he remained des-
perately loyal, In spite of the efforts Of a
Christian minister TO convert him. His iu-
neral was attended by two hundred and
twenty Chinese, the total number of Capt
Haryeys imported washeTmen. Dressed
as usual In wooden shoes, habby pantalOOns,
loose shirts aud iar-eXtendlng plgtails, they
assembled In the spacious lroning-I DOM Of
the laundry, awaiting the removal OF their
departed brother. When all was ready they
moved gravely down to the burial place In
the field below. They surrounded the grave
and each threw apiece Of lighted paper down
upon the corpse. A volume Of smoke arose
from the grave, and the spirit Of Ii Chow
Chin was believed by his brethren to have
asconded with II 10 the clouds. AZ the clay
was being h5aped upon the corpse littlr
ticks aud pieces Of nickel currency were
nlngled with 1t, and money was distributed
.moUg the strangers who witnessed the Cere-
lOny. After the funeral the Chinamen's
nyper-bell rang, and they repaired uprOar-
9aiy to their chop'sleks and unSeasoned |
. and Fles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street. pays 6peT cent. on depOsltA
B9RElng nOuTs-9 " 4, sAtWdhgao. t0j and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

ST. J0sFPH's 6RPiiAN ASYLUM.
WIN DO given on THURSDAY, Ootobtt . ., ts7a, hy
.Sme q ths he.t PEoiesslOTA and husgsr 81 n o.
y. King, NJ tsss J, GethArht, 3, V. N,yUs, Y, II.
yhass; ard the Arisn Qiartotte Dub, assisleA y
Ms, H. Curly and dAnRhte Of BstluSfe, and Miss
Adds Rapdtll Of New York Uity. Prcf Ua'l RiohtsT,
Pianist L. X. Cannon DlIecteT Tickets can 81
procured A. the Asylum on n street, between iuth
snd Tenth strests, OF a. the door. oo9i,8t
WEnkE'S bTRINU BAND.-PHoF. LOUIS
w WEBER, tS.iated by hrst-olass mnsolsns, Il
now ready 10 furnish al tho latset and mos popular
Music for Germans, PARTIES, Balls, REceptions, Ae.
HIS patrons rely upon TeeaiyinE perfect satsiae.
lion. OTdrra can he lstt At ", o. AetHeTpti %. o.
Kills, and At ny rysldeueo, 125 bevepth stust
southeast, between And ttrrsts, Navy Yatd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

FoH 4 genteel silk hat at liberal price, we
"RuUN" any house this side Of New York. Gall
and sec. GARTER h Co.,
"a Ninth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

The superintendent Of streets wa directed to
have alley In square No. l22 paved with oObble
Etnna
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits De-
pOsits can ba made and drawn At will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

OUR MnTTo-
No monopoly g. No oNtoTlIuu,
For an elegant Fllk or soft hat, 10 to
CARTER \
t24 MIR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
WeRring apparel cleaned 10 a frstolass manner
send them to A. FIsnBR, Ols Ninth street, op.
pOslto Patent once. Tho Professor will give
YOU gatIsIactlun without fall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
Amuselnents, Excursion, etc

hHlIlSelhtIllH,b hOuTklOns,e tC
,y,,, .,.-,y..Y -,,D.-gg -
N ny ia siviii,E irIsss .Da NO..
H--s Z. . -. .
.vsnSS asii,s &c s..
noon,
The Oeisbfalod Actress - Id.
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
In het new successful society play, acted for ten
weeks al
OLYMPIA TuEATnR N v
70 o,asdsd hansssi anA s1titl.d
.. Wv" "A'N' oNR yrtuE
' "h' OWE WIFE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
mon nInuNr YENNnN.

Tbs steamer ARROW, Captain Frank uolllnRu-
hoadi bASinE been rebuilt md entirely rented BY her
FOOT W SEVENTH sfRRET.
DAILY, (Sundays EIcsptsd.) AT 10 O'CLOCK,
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
GfEe Tomb 81 Wathh Etou,) aud Intermediate
Landings JAhEA SYKHH
lcalBm Gen. Bupt 6trAner ATroW.
KARLONV'S 'IAI4L.AEfI Of tlSh AhIs
R"@"vsd from No. I5JR 70 NO. IFsH PISA
HTlNnBin avenue.
On free exhibition ant lnI ssls large ooIlsstl1n
QillrtuunEp Eng syiu OhTOtnoa pTon CGEyiua
StAtaSry, rAre Ohlna Alec, choice atoak Of FoTssiI
a. n BARLOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
CITY ITEMS.

the now Colonnade no si, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, is near the new Masonic
Temple
THR new COlOnnado Hotel, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania, has no superior in the style OF It's
appointments.
DIARIES or CHoIUE Ponnsylyania GlaIes and
lne New York Butter received daily ut SPIuER's
Butter Store, ~ Ninth street.
"ViCTORW
Sewing Machine,
and
Nine. DemOrCsls,
Patterns,
100 Pennsylvania avenue, between Fuurand.A
halt and Sixth streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

Flight or ". u. BOrroWs, OF the MaISOn DOrCe-
His Family Deserted and Lett Destltuts--An
InfniuatIon that Led a GentlemAn 70 His Ruin.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21


and after devotional exercise, conducted by Rev
q. A. Hall, Miss Smile delivered another able
discourse, taking for her textthe following para.
unto q certain king that made marriage for
his SON" She said that " tho world was
searched over probably little would DO con.
sideFed OF greater Importance than marriage,
Let them Tor few moments think that such
marriage was pending a royal council Is held
and the lew inyltatlOnsissued. In sending them
out they keep of the dirty streets and the poor
and destitute receive no bidding, but one is
handed TO a lord, whose face brighte ms as lie
reads, he little expecting such an honor.
This was fair example Of what was consli-
cred the price OF the pleasures Of the earth, but
from the high throne Of Heaven comes an inyl.
tatiOn 70 the rich aud poor TO the marriage Of
Jesus Christ, His only Son, who are they, and
scores in the house that had been invited, but
would not accept, They had their pleasure
grasp, and would not yield II up. The King Of
Kings did not seem TO take offence at this folly.
He simply said that the oxen and iattlIngs were
killed, and everything was ready MOI one
would go 10 his farm, another TO his merchandise;
rs TO shut out bright eternity.
The power OF habit was so strong upon Us that
II WAS dlnieuit 10 keep out Of the old way that
led down to darkness and death, Sbo bid them
let the past 20 and begin aneW-"tO come, for all
things are now ready" Sho then spoke OF ihe
birth, life, death and resurrection Of Jesus and
said that these were ready % cleanse us as
white as snow, and to all he said come. Now by
His, holy spirit h0 came closer still, as though
be stood by our sides, broke into our henrts, ami
with loving words bid them come unto Him, II
there were any that felt like turning away, she
advised them to remember that the time would
come when they must die, and then they would
feel like coming 10 jesus but then He would
say that He invited them but they came not,
now they cannot taste the supper Of the Lord.
His servants were going out now with fresh
invitation, and would gather In both good and
bad, lame, halt and blind.
He says unto all como. None should hold
back on account Of WrotohsdneBs and rage
There was fountain In his home that would
wash them whittier than snow, and he would put
on them the robes OF light. She thOn spoke OF
the orucitying Of Christ with the TObbeT at his
side, and Of bis prayer for the Lord TO remember
him when he came into his kingdom, and said
that those who believe In the Saviour could DO
saved, She thon urged them to embrace the
opportunity VI becoming Christians, and accept
tho invitation extended beiulG II was too late,
ana they had turned into the downward path
aud went into thnt abyss that has never been
tathOmed, MANY had already entered into that
realm Of FlHhteUusnCEF SIN thGrO was room for
more, and all could hAyo u blessed feast Tor
Ofazs ZEE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21

TIE tIlSt -ht MING
"DOMRSTICs,
Sewing Machine is tho best Of all. Tho perfec.
tlOu Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noiseloss, Tor more
nearly sOthan any other shuttle inAchlnc.) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts is not eQuAlsd 10 any other machine.
Once, OO5 street, BIasonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS l. Co, Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-21
gRAHD OPENING

gRAED OPENING
or the most extensive assortment OF
Doors AND SHoEs,
At Ono Price and that very low,
by
L. HKILBRUH,
tO2 Seventh street, second door from d,
Intelllgeneer Building.
The New York herald., 1872-03-04
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


Dphthera, smallpox and measles are just now
prevalent In COnstantinope.
An attempt was made short time ago to destroy
by fire the famous monastery of La Trappe dcs
DombeS. This Is the second attempt Within SIX
months.
One OF the most important cotton spinning facto.
res or Rouen mas just failed and closed It's doors.
Liabilities, 1000, 900 francs or about $400. 900.
shock OF earthquake was felt recently in France,
IN the department. OF Cher. 1t was sufficiently se-
we're TO disturb furniture and break panes OF glass
in the town OF st. Amand. There was, naturally,
considerable alarm and much running about OI the
natives; but fortunately no accident occurred.
Three scamps have just been sentenced at Lyons
to undergo various terms or Imprisonment iOr
having made business OF rObblng graves Tor the
purpose OF supplying the chignOn marke is OF the
world. They drove a thriving business Until the
discovery oil their horrible Dissertations was made.
The Journal de Chinlie Medicale, IN q very inter.
estng article, states the yearly value OF cigar
Stumps picked IN the streets OF Paris and sold to
tobacco manufacturers to be $50 900 francs. There
are about two hundred persons thus engaged In
"stumping" Paris.
During the year 1871 1854 persons e. 502 males
and 1882 females) emigrated from Sweden, by way
Of G0thenburg, to the United States OF America III
1870 the number was I.2S6; In 1859, 20, 667. Thus
emigration from Sweden Is decreasing.
number Of Communists at present in Geneva
and London, declare they will break with their col
leagues. MaOn, Lefrancais, and fifteen Others, also
refugees, who nave started La {drtsienne and wish
to act distinct from the mother society. The Paris
1eilne Is an imitation OF the International, bur
much more advanced In principles.
The government Is very uneasy at the workings of
the International in Spain, the news from the
Peninsula Is alarming Foreign agents are at work
IN the MAJ, and the spanish agitation will, 1t Is
expected, spread Itself on this side or the Pyren.
nees as the directors OF the Spanish movement are
The New York herald., 1872-03-04
CALF ORNiA.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ., 1872.

SAN FRANCISCO March ., 1872.
THE CHINESE MINING TAX.
The California Assembly has passed Dill giving
Sheriff Jackson $1,000 for his flne and expenses
when convicted in the federal court OF collecting
the Chinese mining tax contrary to the amendments
to the constitution OF the United States
NEURALGIC SUICIDE.
J. b. Condor, agent for Wells, Fargo lS Co., at
Marysville Cal, blew his brains out with shotgun
yesterday In tit OF insanity, induced by neuralgia.
GOLDEN CLAIM.
Thomas G. Robinson has sued Alvinza Hayward
for one-half interest in the AmadOr and Badger
gold mines, valued at $3,0OOOOO, which he claims
was obtained from him by fraud.
WARM AND sHowERY WEATHER.
The weather continues very warm and showery.
THE WHEAT CROP.
Wheat is beginning TO lodge In some localities
but the crop in the state will be nifty per cent
greater than In any previous year.
THE YANrINEZ STATION MASSACRE.
Arizona advlces say that the massacre at Manti-
nez Station was the work OF Tonto Apaches, and
not the Apache Moaves, from Date Creek reserva-
ton, as first supposed.
friendly Mojave chief led squad of soldiers to
where band OF the hostile TOntO Apaches were
encamped, and the soldiers KlleC several OF them,
hills and dared the troops from Date Creek to come
out and fight them.
General Crook is to take the field for an active
campaign.
The New York herald., 1872-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IrBXs.

J. X. wedin OF the oldest merchants Of Pttsburg
Died on Saturday.
Mrs Sarah Smiley, the Ouakeress, preached In Pym.
onth church. Rochester, yesterday
In Philadelphia William Devar aged twenty one badly
stabbed with butcher knife yesterday bv Charles Arnold.
Chester Clark Old resident OF Hnsdae Mass.
over an Killed by the that place Saturday
ing, while walking on the track.
Inc windsor Locks murdcrers Scott and Cbarest, have
peen ne Tor trial a the March OF the Superior Court
vi connecticut, and committed 10 jail In Hartford.
vale OF the great iron firm Choueau, Harrison
~ Louis, ana for many years extensively con-
died Yesterday
,h sntn coiorei barber in Neosho, Missouri 10
nose o Mrr Jennings last evening and insulted her.
were made ~ ~'''' "''"' ~" "''os''
p imam carter aged thrytwo residing nj Atteborouch
-, wnV was employed as brakesrnan the New
Frankford road. W. VIM ''"', "e''" WV
" aeunoon party Of roughs, including noo-
nous Dan hecdng. made their a that
In which the McyureGray Senatorial COMMITTEE was si,
ting, al The washington House, Philadelphia, with the ev,.
den, intention 0f inter- crng with busncss OF Tho com
handle