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CINCINNATI.
Abatement OF the Horse DIseases..
UnfavOTableC Change Of Symptoms.

Abatement Of the Horse DIsease...
UnfavOrable Change OF Symptoms.
CINCINNATI, November 29.-There has
been to-day a decided increase in the
number OF horses on the street, and the
indications are clear that we are now
steadily recovering from the effects oil the
malady. The large number Of oxen in
troduCed, and the special privileges grant.
ed the railroads on Front street., have
done much 10 relieve the freight embar-
rassment. The Pendleton street car line
commence running part Of their horses
next Monday. Among some Of the sick
horses, the disease Is degeneratiug into
pneumonia and dropsy. During the last
iorty. eight hours, fiIty.two horses died, Of
which thirty died during the last twenty.
four hours.
The National Baptist Sunday School
Convention adjourned tonight, after q
three days session, with tour hundred and
twenty delegates In attendance.
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WASHINGTON.


THE COTTON CLAIMS.
WAsHEHeToN, November 2.-Ths time
for filing claims for private cotton taken
ai(er June 30, 1865. has expired. The
claims are 90 numerous, involve such
large amounts, and raise such intricate
questions Of law that It is likely the secre.
tary OF the Treasury will ask Congress to
relieve him from considering them and 70.
fer the whole matter to The Court Of
Claims.
MATrERs AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The President received no visitors to.
day being engaged upon his message.
The CAbinet. met Oh iinoon. Ali the
members were present except BelknAp
and CrisWell.
Among the callers at the Executive
Mansion was Mrs. Woods, wife Of the
condemned, to be executed Wednesday
for the murder Of Mr.. Cheeseman. She
was accompanied by her daughter. They
did not succeed In obtaining an interview
with the President.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 29.-Dr. Day, the
American who shot and killed q laborer
named Nagle, some time ago, hss been
tried and acquitted.
A Fenian leader in the North Of Eng.
land named O'Hanlon, who was killed n
a brawl with one Sweeney, was buried
to-day at Darlington. His funeral was
the occasion Of an immense asaemblaee
Of Fenians, who made exciting demon.
strations against the police.
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MISSOURI.


ALL QUIET IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Sr. LOUIS, November ,29.-Adjutant
General sigel telegraphs Gov. Brown,
from Latay yette county, that everything 10
quiet there, The county authorities deny
that there has ever been any necessity for
outside Interference, and that they are
perfectly able to enforce the laws and
maintain order. .
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NE W ORLEANS.

FEDERAL INTERFERENCE N STATE AZ
FAIRS FEARED.
New ORLEANS, November 22.-In the
Federal Court the case Of Kellogg %.
Warmoth H. a., was postponed until
Monday.
Itis now believed that Gov. Warmoth
will commission the city and parish Off.
GERS clearly elected, and have them In.
Quoted into Office. The District Courts,
with new officers, arc working smoothly
this morning.
The Federal interference In the State
affairs, which has been increased by the
Custom House partisans ever since the
late election, Is now apprehended.
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The Killing of Jesse Gray at Dallas.
DALLAS, W. Va, Nov. 81, 1872.

DALLAS, W. VA, NOV. ~, 1ef1.
''AaSdlton Of the Intslliesneer.
livery sad and fatal accident occurred
!hs nelghborhood Yesterday, about 4
oecek. Mr., Jesse Gray, well to do
SG highly respected farmer, was engag-
q N chopping down 9 tree, and It ap-
yeAn that two other men were also cut
Sng down another tree In about twenty
N9 Of Mr. Gray. Both trees fell at the
ane time, towards each other, and
SnIs tree being the smaller, It Of course
SSAEnocked back by the other trea. Mr..
Sny aAllooed for the other men TO run,
W. 1Id not notice his own danger. When
~ ald he started TO run, but ran under
Ss hlling tree. He was struck on the
~ o. the head, which mashed his skull,
S %SEe both shoulders blades, both arms
a Doth legs, and, l believe, also, his
OaS wa broken.
~. Gray was % well known and SO
sSea thought Of In this place that the
- - occurrence has cast q gloom over the
'1SIs nelghbo.hood.
- NJ Gray leaves q wife and six child.
''~ Your, very respectfully,
W. N. B.
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OMAHA.

~! ,o1tuA, November ga banquet was
SO.a Nsa mere this evening, to Senator Hitch.
~ ald Representative Tote, in &C.
enlargement ot their services 10 the
= Tas = late storm has caused no detention
so.5 = %e uetns on the Union Pacific rail.
u, and It Is expected that the money
,psaaed ,opsd upon this line during the pas,
nm. et In raising the track, enlArging
NV, sad erecting snow sheds and snow
sSs,sI, , will serve as an ample protection
s&1N Snow hlockades this winter.
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PETTsBURGH, November 29.--Rlver
about stationary, with 3 ieet5 inches Of
water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-River sta.
tionary, with 4 feet In the canal and
feet in the chute. Cloudy and mild. No
business.
CAIRO, November s9.-River fallen 0
inches. Clear and cold.
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COLUMBUS, November 22.-The official
canvassing Of the vote cast in Ohio Tor
President and Vice President, In Novem.
Der, was completed to-day, and shows
the following result: Grant, 2sl ,S62i
Greeley, 244$21; Black, 2,l0o; o'Conor,
l,163; scattering, 163. Total vote cast
$50, ,60s-GrantS majority over Greeley,
1881,
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:, BOSTON.
tn CITY COUNCIL EnsDsas THANKS FOR

tn CITY COUNCIL TENpERs THANKS FOR
N AID.
BOSTON, November 2s.-The holders oil
policies in the Boston insurance CON-
panies have had conference and advise
the appointment Of receivers
The City Council, in session last even
Ing, expressed gratitude to the authorities
and residents Of other cities for their gen.
erous Offers Of pecuniary aid. The relief
iund now amounts TO $4,000. -l"g
A detachment Of the 9th regiment re-
lieved the 1st regiment today In mount
ing guard over the ruins Of the great fire.
Hon. VIM. Castor, the present Mayor,
has been nominated BY the Democrats ior
reelection. 'l.9 : '.ihfft
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.

Heavy Emigration 10 tho Unlted
states.
ROME, November 22-The emigration
from Italy to the United States has in
creased to such an extent that the atten.
tion Of the government has been called
TO II. n'ai. .t.lI.r
slgnor LanSea, President Of the Council
and Minister Of Interior, has written to
the projects Of the Italian provinces in
quiring into the cause ofSo many persons
leaving their homes,
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oNr GRAND GtF, CASI
ONE GRANnG~


The money to pay all these Eirts is now upon
deposit, and set apart for that purpose. IN the
tsEmerS and Drovers' Bank, a. will b0 GOen BY
tho following certificate Uf tho Cashier;
FARNERs' AND DRoyERS' BANK.
LoUIBVILLI, KY., Sept 20, 1917.
This 10 70 certify that there u now on deposit
In this bank over half . million OF dollars u the
ereuit Of the GifG Coneert und, $500 900 Of which
10 held BY this bank As Treasurer Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky to pay oT al gins TO be
4. 8. vEAcH, caahler.
PrlsS Of Tickets.
Whole tickets, SO; halves, IS. quarters, a. 20;
II whole Tickets for 500; IS for S2S5; IS for $500
iis for 81, ,0oo E6S for S9,soo; SIS for 5000. No
time.
The drawing will positively and anequlvoealy
take place DeeembeE !. Agents are perenptohly
required 70 close SAles and make returns Noveui,
Der Is, In order 70 give ample time for the anGl
arrangements. Otdtrs for tickets or applications
for circulars should be AddreSGSd 70 Gov, THo9,
:. BRAMLRTTE, ;A4geIt Public Library OF Ken.
sueEy' Louisville, Ky.v noo,n.
oetie.wAs Once. M'Lure House Building.
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1ND1ANAPoLIs.
END OF AN OLD RAILROAD sU1r-pEATH
,- oF An EDITOR.

END OF AN OLD RAILROAD sUIT-DRATH
t-- OF ANEDTToR., Ms
lNDrANAPoLIs, November 29.-The
case Of ChAs. E. Bill, trustee, &C., q. the
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Rail.
road Co, In the u 8, Circuit Court, was
brought to q final hearing yesterday, and
decree Of the sale Of the road was order.
ed. This was q suit brought by Bill, as
trustee Of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Company, to foreclose them. The mort
cages which were given 10 secure the
suit, have been on the docket Of the Court
Tor many yeare. The time Of the sale and
other points agreed upon, have not been
announced by the Court.
Gen. Reuben @. Kise, editor Of the Vim.
ceunes Sun, died yesterday, N
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MEXICO.

Election Of the Rev President. /.
MATANoRAs, November ga tele.
gram dated City OF Mexico, Nov, 18Th,
states that Congress- assembled to proclaim
Lerdo De Tejoda unanimously elected
President Of ths Republic,
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NATcHEz, November 22.-Flst race,
two mile heats, Eland /, |; Restless ., 9.
Time BAT, S:46t. ', sT Ny
Second race, four mile dash, won by
Eland, beating Tom Corhitt and Sir Ru-
fus, In same order. Time All. Attend.
ance good; weather and track fine.
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Accident on the Philadelphia and
Wilmington Railroad.
TWO KILLED AND FIFTEEN WOUNDED

TWO KILLED AND FIFTEEN WouNDED.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November a.
The 11:S0 train last night from Philadel.
phia, becoming disabled two miles from
here, was run into by the New York and
Washington train. The trains we're
smashed and Henry Fritz and Geo. Pullet,
colored, were killed and fifteen Others
wounded, all Of Wilmington.
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Meeting Of Presbyterian synod AT
naItImaFa

BALTIMORE, November, 22.-Tbe Syn,
cd Of Virginia embracing the churches In
Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland, in
connection with the Presbyterian Church
South met here yesterday. Dr.. Kirkpat'
rick, moderator. The reports read show
the different churches 10 be In q ss!islac-
torv condition.
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THE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
l. C0NCRRT.-450o, 900 IN BANK TO PAY
ALL GlFTs.-A Full DRAWING IN SIGHT.
-$loo, 900 FOR ONLY $40.

At the Second Grand GIT Concert, authorised
By special act Of the Legislature, In aid OF tho
Public Library Of kentucky, unaVoIdAbly post.
polOd from September aS TO December 7, and
which positively and uneQuIvocally occufs In
without further delay on any account Whatever,
the following cash gffts arc for distribution By
lot among the ticket holders:
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RICHMOND, November 22.-The official
returns OF Virginia give Grant 90, S,46s /;
Greeley 9l,662. Buchanan county's vote
will probably be thrown out on account
OF informality. fsuch Is the case, Grants
majority will be 1875, The o. 'Conor vote
was not counted, but was small.
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Gen. oIuseret Heard From,

New YORK, November as.-General
Cluseret has turned up In Geneva, where
he Is living in retirement. He escaped
from Paris In disguise Of o priest, and
may come 10 the United States.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, November 29.-There
was destructive fire In MIlledgevllle,
Ga, this morning, which destroyed the
hotel block containing several stores and
residences,
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Fires at TituSville.

TITUsvnLE, Pa, November 99.-The
residence Of D. A. Wray was partially
destroyed BY fire this morning. Insured.
A fire this evening destroyed the Burdick
House. Loss $4,000. No insurance,
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CANADA.


E1clted Debate In the Quebec LeglS-
lature.
QUEBEC, November 22.-An excited
debate occurred last night in the Quebec
Legislature, MIR. Joley having moved for
q committee TO inquire into the admins
istration Of the Crown Lands Department
with special reference to the sale OF tim.
Der limits. The government resisted the
motion. Hon. MIR. Channean said he
should treat the motion as non confidence
in the administration. On a division the
motion was lost by vote OF 80 to21.
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SPAIN

MADRID, November 22.-A Cabinet
council, occasioned by the illness OF King
Amadeus. was held last night.
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DIsaslrous Gales In KsIeu.

LONDON, November 2s.-Dlspatches
from various points in Wales report heavy
gales as prevailing yesterday, destroying
many houses and other property.
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Tho Extension Of the Methodist
Church.

PHILADELPHIA, November 29.-At q
meeting of the Church Extension Society
oi the Methodist Episcopal Church held
last evening, reports were read showing
that during the past year $4,000 had
been collected, and ia churches built and
Aided.
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$3.50 frir.., Amounting to ssuu,ouo.

4leksts, $40. Halt Tickets, t6. QHAEt0EI, o. 80.
q. Our lotteries are chartered By tia 6tnta.
are always Drawn at the time named, and All
dIaNipge arc under the uuparVision Of 1Wotn
- The ,efidSl drawing VIM be puSlishsd In
the Se Louis papers, and COPY q bFSVin1 Saat
TO purchasers Of t1cketB,
UW will draw q similar Hehame tn Last
DAY OF eVry month during the year ism.
~ Remit At our riAk by PosFoYTIuH NornT
ORDKRS, REaBTERBD LHTRlR, QaAIF or Rt.
PREss. Send for 4 circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Postofaee Boz 3tih,
apS Tu.Th.St&w Ut. Louia, 10.
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For the northwest and upper lakes and
thence to the Ohio river northerly tc
westerly winds, occasional snow and
clearing weather. In the lower lake region
and thence over the Middle and Eastern
States southwesterly winds, occasional
snow and rain and partly cloudy weather
In the Cult and south Atlantic States
generally clear weather and northerly 10
northeasterly winds.
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TRUSTEES SALE. 0'
VALUABLE BUILDING LoH.

By virtue OF Deed Of Trust exSeatsd Ia ia
SndereiELed Trustee By ChAs. a. BriIt and JSuO
Bennett Britt, hiS wife, bearing date 6pSii, m.
and OF record In The once Of the RsnoFdsr 81
Ohio county, ". Va, In Deed Book No, q q
page +S6, l win on 80 - =
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Il, ISn,
proceed 70 sell At public sale 10 he hRhstt ana
best bidder, q the font door Of th0 CouFt RoQ1o
OF Said county, beginning Of 70 O'Clock, IfT'
ZRAT HALu4BLg BuLkDNG LoE
Number atteea, corner Centre and Seventh
streets. In WV. sbrivet's addition 10 tho cit1
TIlxS o. IALI-ona Thouslnd pol,ass es,h IN
hand, hnd the rernAInder In thIt0 equal InItii.
nenn In oue two and three y0arS irom The daY
q s4le, the deferred payments being Nocaf0d n
me purchaser giving bond with good pSfSond
" rrlJ tor the HGme, with interest untI MIA
are paid. 1850 - 49,
stillng % Trultee, win convoy such tlt,s n
u VOahd In me By laid deed OF trnIt.
sAh'L q. BARNlTZ, TruseAo,
DAVENPORT d DoTnrER, AttoEnoyo,
novl1 cod
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"A heavy snow storm prevailed at
Concord, N. g., yesterday.
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,uo0 PrIlOS, GmountlnE 70. . .

%Ooo frlaes' amounting o.........,......SA,Soo
IieketsS, 81. Halves, %. QuArtsrs, 81.
u Our Lotteries are chartered BY tho Hlstn.
and drawn At the time named, under The SupSF.
Vision OF Sworn Commissioners,
.eBThe drawlngS will b0 p1hlIahed IN tie
New EotA, Ctieaga and OuisYllle pAperS.
- w. VIII dr. "a elniar Ioheme The lnAE
and 1918 So
az ReOit 81 our r!Gk By Post Ofiee MoaSy
Order. Registered Letter. DIAit q ExpreSS. :
u Send for circular,
Acd5ess SNlrH, SIMMONS D 90,
oett9-0odAW Boz eaf OoNiuEton N.
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BY TELEoRAPR,
Assoo1ATED PRESS REPORT.
ExclnsIVOly to the IntollIgOnOer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
Otneo Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe ats, J
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

WAN DEPARrNnP,
WAIEuoToN, D. O., November 29.-T:SO F.n.
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$64,260I.
Kentucky State Lottery.

LeSailEOd BY an act Of the Iegtslatnrs.
The most liberal Lottery ever drVWn. OnIy
7,l4o Tickets and $3.50 PrIEOsl
TO be drawn ESV. %, 1871, In oOyingsuu, ~.
One Capital Prize Of $4,000
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MYsrRRIous pIsAPPEARANCR.

The friends Of the four missing men are
In communication with the detectives,
seeking their recovery. Nothing has been
heard Of the Louisville insurance agent,
Geo. N. Pevy, and few think now that he
Is alive. Diligent search Tor him goes On
hnWevAF
The sun., 1872-11-12

The excitement at the hotels up town Is
upabated, From an early hour In tho evening
uhtil far into the night the vast multitude were
waiting with tie deepest anxiety Tor additional
news from the great connagratiou. iGe corridors
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel were literally besieged
10y merchants bankers, and insurance II en-, al
discussing what WAS to he done In the pre- sent
crisis, 1t Is as yet uncertain what course will be
taken 10 amclura e the suffering Of the Boston
taus; but II II probable that "A subscription will
hc opened, and the amount collected placed
70 the credit Of some Boston bank, tn be used
IN such manner as tho urgency u each indiyi-
dual case requires, Excited groups gathered in
the telegrap ph uihCe to send inquirin. telegrams
To- friends in the afflicted city OcCaslOually
exaggerated rumors were aloat that tic nre was
renewed with inCreasng power tut these ru-
mors were soon dlspelled by application to the
telegraph ONCE. The sidewalk between Twenty
third aud Twenty-iourth streets WIS perfect
Jam, Men and women ClamOred for the latest
adyices from Boston.
At the ST, James, Carleton, Gllsey, Drevoort,
Spingler Ashland, Clarendon, Glenham, Madi-
son Avenue, Irving, Hoffman, Arlington, Parker,
Coleman, West Side, Sturteyant and Grand
Hotels the Boston nre occssioned degree OF
excitement seldom paralleled. The lobbles
were a pAndemoniun. The few Boston men
who arrived in the afternoon train we're not TO
be seen, They went straight to bed IN each
case ana refused 20 be questioned, Many Of
the motel propretors are Offering their estab-
from Boston.
The sun., 1872-11-12

The lossc. sustained 10y Boston merchants
will affect the business prosperity Of Newark
more seriously than was at nrst supposed. Among
the leather dealers aud harness and trunk manu-
facturers the loss Is more directly felt for they
have large debts outstanding In Boston. The
manufacturers Of saddlory and coach hardware
are also heavily burdened by the calamity.
Rustuu had been one of the best Of markets for
their articles ot mauutaC ture. and its merchants
had secured high credit. The cstahli-hm 'uts
affected are, however old and We'll established,
aud no failures are likely to en-uc. The CLARK
Thread Mandatory had an agency In Boston,
which was destroyed. aud they also had out
standing debts that are expected TO prove a
total loss. A large amount 81 stock of Boston
companies was also held In Newark. The New
ARK Insurance companies have not suffered TO amy
considerable extent. The heaviest loser Is the
Citizens, which loses 5000. Its surplus IL
$1,000.
Tho jewelry manufacturers are said to he
losers TO some extent, but none Of them are
crippled 10y the losses
In Paterson the heaviest losers are Dale Bros,
SILK manufacturers, who have lost tl-5UUJ on
stock on hand at their agency In Boston.
rnE wEsrCHEsTER INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Westchester Fire Insurance Company Of
New Rochelle has sl2htO risks M Boston.
But from kilograms II, sNcd yes eIday by Judge
Glford, one Of the directors, from the cum-
pany 5 agent Ia Boston, it j., known that the loss
OF this company Will not exceed $3.50. The
com4 4auy has a surplus Of 10000 cash
The sun., 1872-11-12
AHUSTISaTON MYSTERY.
The Dissppesrence Of n youns Farmer Whe
Had Been Tarrcd and FeHthored.

The Diss ppea rs nee Of n Young Farmer Who
Had Been Tarred and Festhcred.
On the 4th inst. c. II. Kelsey, young
farmer of Huntington, L. l., was tarred and
feathered by several men for alleged improper
attention To a Miss Julia Smith, who Is possessed
Of property valued at $4,000 willed to her by
her grandfather. An account Of the affair was
published In THE Sun at the time. 1t is said
that Kelsey was very annoying. going so far as
to write Miss Smith improper letters, which
are In possession Of her counsel, and that on
one occasion he entered her bedroom through
window by means of a ladder. Mr.. Sammis,
To whom Miss Smith Ia engaged TO lie married,
repeatedly demonstrated win Messy ihe
names Of those who tarred and feathered Kelsey
are unknown.
Since the night Of the occurrence Kelsey has
discover his whereabouts have been unsuccess-
ful. After being punished by his captors he was
furnished with an old blanket and led to the
lower part OF the village. where he per-
mltted To go free. His brother says that he
came home that night, as he heard him enter
the house and go up stairs to his room. On the
following morning a. Kelsey did not make his
appearance at breakfast, his brother went o.
his room tn call him, and was surprised TO Ind
that he was not there, and that his bed had not
been disturbed UP 10 that time the family
they were not made acquainted with the true
| condition of affairs until Wednesday, the 6th
when search for him was Instituted.
On Saturday morning some boys on the beach
| at lloyds Neck found bloody shirt, one boot
! and two lemons trail IN the sand was alsc
4 discovered, win mere ana there spots OF blOou
! a though body had been dragged along. The
shirt and boot were taken to the village and
Identified A. bclon .ing to the missing man. and
/ IL was a4su ascertaned that on the night Of tn,
4h At the request Of his sister, he had purchased
. two lemons at the store of q Mr.. Eaton. Another
point Of the testimony Is furnished by Mrs
Pagan, a widow. residing near the beach a
IluNds Neck. She says that on the Monday
light in question she distinctly heard some per
son on the beach shouting Murder .' an
, " Help. help"
! Kelsey is known To have had much money II
his possession. and his friends profess to believe
! that he has been murdered. They propose I,
3 have the harbor draeg, Il to-day Others. how
1 ever, believe that the bloody shirt and boo
! were left upon the beach by the missing man &
! mslead his friends and that hc VIII he hear,
! from soon. Stll Others believe that, feeling
| keen,y the disgrace cast upon him. he has com
/ mttcd suicide from shame and modification
3 The AFFAIR has created the most intense excite
| ment in huntington, and N the missing maj
/ should Lut be heard from to-day, a reward vii
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