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OyERNMENT SALE.

G
There will he sold at public rse OF the Depot Of
Army Clothing aud kglipa.e, Fort Smelling, MIN.
nesota, on WEDNESDAY. December Q, is7a. at 10
O'Clock, q m,
ss1ss VARS boots s and DOotecs. pessod and sewed
Ss:s flannel sack Goats, lined and unlined.
sl57 Uniform Hats
273y Uniform Goats.
Also. Uniform " bets, Forage Caps, Sashes, Lace,
Mstallic Scales, NJ No.
1873, THAT when the uniform Ia distributed to
the troops the clothing OF the old style no longer
TO be issued incapable Of alteration shall be sold by
the Secretary Of War at public auction"
Terms; CAsh In United States currency on day Of
| sale. HAMILTON LtEBER.
| CaptAin and NJ n X III A.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

l'"'ro'AI' FUN roAAoA'
orrIcE ouEy QuAnrEnNAsrER,l
DEPARTMENT or PLArTn, \
OMAHA, NEB,, Oct lB ls11
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, With sati.faetory
bidders, that they will bee me bondsnien on award
OF contracts will be received ut this office until u
o'clock o, IN, on THURSDAY, November -, 1873,
for the delivery. At Omaha Depot, In quantities as
required, during November and December, 1873, Of
luQ0OOU 0unda Oats.
9D0D,plO pounds Corn.
age"
known on application at this ONCE.
The rshtto reject any or al b,ds T. rsssIycd
,.,., o,,.,.,.- ,mAaa E r. Il b, ~
BriEAdier General u, 4. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
NJ ElTY

UNITED STATES ARsEsAL,l
BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
On the oh day of December, 1878, at the San An.
tonic Arsens will be sold 10 the highest bidder the
following condemned Ordnance and Ordnance
stores, viz
Is Ooit's army revolvers, cal. a.
~ Remington army revolyers, cal. ".
Sabres, lixht cavalry.
a26 Noncommissloned officers aud mus clans
swords.
i,is5 Brides, curb, cavalry.
2,28t Saddles, cavalry.
% pairs Saddle Bags.
bsql knapsacks, painted.
LIS HAversacks, painted.
Also, gun carriages and cassions, with lmbers,
spare wheels, cavalry and infantry accoutrements,
horse equipments, aud various other articles,
Catalogues will be furnished upon application to
the Chief OF Ordnance. Washington. d. o., or 10 the
undersigned. -
CLIFTON Comfy,
Captain Of Ordnance Commanding.
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DENTISTS.
MEDICAL.
OBSTAClES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the e.
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. New and remarkAbe reno
yelopcs. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No
south Ninth street, PhilAdolphia, Pam institu.
lion having high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional skill. oc171m
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WARRINGTON, October ", 1879
The Navy Department will offer for sale at pub.
YorS. on WEDNESDAY, lie iath day oY Soyemr.
Der next, At 70 O'Clock m, all the machinery Of the
boilers and their dependencies, scrow.propeiier
and shafting. smoke. pilcs. &c, &c
The engines are direct acting, with cylinders OF
LOO inches diameter by Il inches stroke seared to
/ with suriace condenser eish, vertical water'tube
The mach merry may DO examined previous to
sale upon. Application to the Vice Admiral. com.
mandlns the yard.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited At time OF sale,
thereof
The machinery, &c, must DO removed from the
ton Of sale.
The right on the part OF the Government Is re.
time, and TO reject any bid or offer which may DC
considered inadequate.
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ID RoPosALs FOR FRESH BRKF.

o'rror A. O. B. EES Sysm HsSI /, is MI
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, with copy Of this
siice until ~ Celeb. n pscember ISIS for fW.
b. BEEF b By The s
months eSa an ;I January lsI Also sepa.
with choice cuts Of rcsh Beef for the same period
Information Of the quality OF beef, payments and
conditions can be obtained on application to
First Lieut. I'd A ptiiisry, H'ps.
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DIKD.

CRO0K,-0n the morning Of the 9TH, SARAH ANN
bSeioyed wife OF George Crook. in tho btth year Of
Her funeral will take place At O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon, Ndr. Q, from her late residence. No
BIZ d street. between Third and -Four and q half
streets, South Washington. Friends aud relatives
arc respectfully invited 10 attend. ns
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PROPOSALS..
ID RoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

RorosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE or CBIKr QuARrERMAHrER,)
DEPARTMENT. or THH GULf, \
NEW OnLKAss, La, October 4, is73.
adyertisement attached 70 each, will be received 1t
this once until y N. the 10th Of November, for
Cartment with such quantiiies 81 dorm. Oats and
Timothy Hay. Of the best quality, a. may be re-
70 stations in this Department not Otherwise pro
yided, during tho nscsl year commencing July l..
About 10 tons Of Corn and Oats and $50 tons Of
Hay will be required in this CITY, and that required
separate bid, on isrsnt sheets. will be required
for eacu article furnished.
Bids for any part Of the supplies will be received
All necessary information in reward to bidding,
win be furnished on application 10 this once, and
bids not made upon these forms, or In conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
Proposals to be sadressed TO the undersigned In
envelopes marked Proposals for FoIays,m
Acting Ohief on ArtermAnter.
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The nne iron steamer LADY orr THE
LANE having resumed her regulArtrips N-K h
70 Nohf0Lk. will leave her wharf, l5
foot q Sixth street, every MONDAY
the PRINCIPAL river iandinss, connsctins q Nor
.nd wsa " hs .h me N Line ~ Bostop
.csre q LADY q the Lake. via Norfolk" Drancf
MIA avenue. N. L. FITEHUaH, Agent,
n,vvvv c .avr,s iath stree. wharf.
avenue mh9o
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LEAvENWoRTH, KANSAS,
December 81, 1873,
rob THE BESrrIr OLA
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
10000 Gins,
Si50,OOO In Prixes,
Principal Prize, 100000,

consisting Of thesuperb palatiAl residence Of Simon
the United States, being only few blocks from the
Court House. surrounded by maKnihsent grounds
has been only recently completed. with all moderr
lmnraYemAnla
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WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
w COMPANY IOranEe, Alexandria aud ManAs.
sas aud Lynch6nrE and Danviiie Railroad

UOmIAnIth
DOUBfE IAILY TRAINS, (eIcept Sunday y, MI
0ommenoing Saturday. Nov. l, ls!a, double daily
eonnectons will DO made between Washington and
IvnrhbuTs in the great line from New Orleans and
Nav YORK, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
Vile for Richmond and bouth. and ali the limo to
the Ohio river and West.
westward Saturday night or Sunday mornins.
Leave Washington by Potomac Ferry ConlpanyB
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice daily g. m,
and 9Op. m, and take trains corner hihs AND
Union streets, Alexandra, att bOa. M ana o0 p M
Arrive at LynchburF at 40 2. m, and Z ~ = m;
making close connections West and s2nth~eSsL ,s
Passengers for Manassas Division leave seventh
street wharf q M, daily, excepting SUNDAY
pullman Palace Cars from AishnnuitA W No"or
Buy Tickets at 65 pennsyiSani aNeeunuS AUG AZ
nai,inora and Ohio Railroad Depot, washington,
h a. or Al AleSnndria, corner Of King and Union
streets o,,,,us Line makes rArid connection 20
tween baltimore and Ohio railroad depot Anc ssv'
e1sh ssst and supper Oh ferry boats for through
passnngers. ~ ppnAnus n ia.
apl =. m. oh.oaDos. y. :. -
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RAILROADS.
pALTINoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BI;'iGi2 NV XIII AZ vs. p
and BID a. M, and % and IS ). m
For gslt!more sad Way fo ats SO and a.
for baltimore without stops-At SIS and s.oo
m TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE.
and 49, I. %. ., sSi iS and 10 IS p M n '''
81 syE g. Fn2S n "a III b
:, ron wTNoHEsTEn VIA MAIN LINE.
At5ba IN. and 3:O y. M
FOR FREDERICK, VIA MAIN LINE.
ht8S A. m. aud 3a5 .. m.
ron nAo MEf5SS fEp y SSng VIA
Atsa. m. daily, except Sunday.
fon THE vALLEY 2E y yI m VIA METRO
.onbafs At S and sin a sifIy DC same oyun
. ron ELLIo2rTs MILL.
sSfIfhRSSahB' AS Sa d NSBh2f2EGfhEE
issSSc, Washington a, A. m. and mn M, and
20 through without chat We Of carT.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
tRr %R . glhSnns Il, a L u Chicago and
Pittsburg at 7 80 y. m. daily
Ms5a m. and rs = m. s1t no, en- Sunday.
Al y. m, hut not on sunday.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS k sD INTERMEDIATE
lat q Ito AM and y. M, but not on sunday, he.
p. m, arriving at Washington at 80 A. m. and 10
.. NJ, but not on Sunday.
at Point OF Rocks.
Y he Ssss can p ss asS :. &:
day; also. al the Company's ONCE ~ Pennsyyania
avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
office can there arrange 70 have their baayase
called for and checked at their residence tAkel TO
tho depot and put into the baggage car.
For New York, Philadelphia Aud Boston, see I'D.
vertisoment Of Through Line" -
THOB. II. SHARP,
Master q Transportation.
4. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. u. kOONTL,
no3 General Agent. Washington.
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RALrIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6kfor ooHSEp s6 HMM AsD = STREETS

DEPOT ooRsEbs o HMM AEp STREETS
After November d Is1a tr.,ns win run As tcIlow.i
TRAINB LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTlMOkEi WARRINGTON;
S;s m, Elmira Mall, 613 a. M, kew LOIA OF.
daily except Monday. press, daily,
5JJ q. m, new fork Ell. ;26 g. M. daily. EXCEPT
day. Is a. m, Aceommoda.
10y daily ,accommodntion ton, except Sunday.
II 81 a. m. Fast Line Il Is a, M, daily Fast
West. daily, except Sun. Line from West.
Is < NJ. New York or. Ssny e. .eissps sa1ass.
sS, Baltimore express daily, eioept sunday. '
~ p M baltimore Ae- $40 p m. daily. except
oept sunday; - h, IN. daily. from
ton, except Sunday. sunday, from West and
SOIi Night rffa aprc Sow s0rSa NJ Southern
0 ID p m, Paclho M, Express, daily.
pross daily. Il -. New York express.
Trains leaving washir. ten at SO . m. II sand
3h p. m. connect 1T Bowie voh trains for MARI
boru leaving Bowie ut 10 a. M, 80 and b0 p. NJ,
arriving at MArlborost II 10 45 and 20 m.
Trains Arrivins at Warrington ~ ~ g m, "
Passcnsers leaving iheiT orders * Tickle, oi,cs
northwort corner Thirteenth and pcnnsylva ave
nue.. northwest corpcr Sixth and PennEylyania ave
nue. eau have their baggage called for and checked
81 hotels and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets to Cincinnati, Coluinbus,
Indianapolis, Louisyille, ST. Louis. New 0rleani
Shieaso, 9paha San s fra,Rpciseo. aud all points
Y. l. DuBARRY. Gen. Superintendent
n YOUNG, Gen, PASSENGER Agent.
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RoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

DAxTERS PURE ORANGE WINE.
ID BAXrEH's PURE ORANGE WINE,
This delicious Wine Ia made from the best florids
palatable II Possesses all the well known, prop.
81 shs In a psr VIZ
% sipps. x. ave; y CALVERT Ford. Y, D,
Pennsyiyania avenue; Q: Koh, j.. II. Major, A., p.
Stone Shfisti , bros II. Cassin. and B. Heller,
j. q. BAxfER, Sole Manufacture and
ocisim Patentes. Warrington, d. O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-01
A woman MarrIes n Woman.

An extraordinary law suit is now
going on in Paris. Some years ago a
surgeon made the acquaintance Of a
girl, who soon became a mother. 81
cannot marry YOU" said the doctor,
(although he was not MARKEDLY "but if
you can find any one else to make you
his wife and adopt the child as his own,
| will leave him all my fortune" But
husband could not be found to accept
these conditions. However, among the
girls friends was a school companion
of hers whose brother had just died
abroad, and she proposed to take her
brother's name and attire, and marry
her friend, to save her from disgrace.
This was done and they duly married
and lived before the world as man and
wife. The doctor died in course Of
time, and, according to his word, left
his whole fortune to the child. The
sol di:qnt husband also died, and the
secret was discovered. Hearing this,
the relations Of the doctor have sought
an action against the child to recover
the fortune. The money, they say,
was left to the child OF Mons. and
Nine. A; but as there was no Mons.
A., there could be 10 Nine. A.-ergo,
the child could not be theirs. The suit
is still at this point, the plaintiffs Gaze
being alone heard as yet.
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BOSTON.
Explosion I'm HoOsac Tunnel

BosroS, June 30-Au accident &C
Cured at Hooaac tunnel, Saturday
night, by which ,our men lost their
lives and two were seriously, If not
fatally injured. When about four
thousand feet from the eastern porta!
of the tunnel, box OF giant powder
and other material, which the regular
Monday morning gang were carrying
into the tunnel in another box, caught
fire and exploded with terrific effect, in
stan,lv killing Timothy Lynch, Henry
Ferch, Michael Campbell and Stephen
Brown. and wounding Frank Bingsley,
the engineer Of the train, and Dennis
McFadden. This is the first accident
by explosion that has occurred since
the introduction of giant powder, and iS
attributable to the disregard OF the cus-
tom ofany precaution in handling 1t.
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BROOKLYN,
Another Murder Mystery.


BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 3O.-Con'
siderable excitement has been OCCASION
ed in South Erie Bay, in Queens coun-
ty, by the murder OF Samuel Jones,
wealthy farmer, on Friday night last.
Jones lives alone in his farm house,
and from appearances the house wss
entered by several men who first mur-
dered the farmer and then threw the
body in a we'll and covered it with
stones. The murderers then pillaged
the house, but found little Of value.
Nc clue yet has been obtained as to the
murderers and the affair is wrapped in
mystery.
The Ii Beecher Scandal.
The Investigating Committee OF Ply
mouth Church, appointed Tor the pur..
pose of examining charges preferred
against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher by
Henry C, Bowen and Theo. Titon,
will at once begin the investigation,
Beecher is said to be prime mover in
the investigation and desirous for 1t
to take place. 1t is TO begin at once, and
it is not thought that the charges will be
sustained.
1t is now reported that the committee
to investigate the charges preferred
by Henry C. Bowen and Theo. Tilton,
against Henry Ward Beecher, have no!
as yet taken any positive action in the
matter, and probably will not, at least
for some time to come. As sequel to
the recent announcement OF meeting
at the house OF Mrs. Victoria Wood
hull, and the latter's statement tnat an
Investigating committee in reference to
the ecandel charges had been appoint
ed, the following letter from Beecher
appears in the Brooklyn Eagle this
| afternoon.
TO the Editors ofhs Brooklyn Eagle:
In long and active life in Brooklyn
it has rarely happened that the Eagle
and myself differed on questions ofcom-
mon concern to our fellow citizens. l
am for this reason impelled to acknowl'
edge the uniform confidence and re
gard of which the columns of the Eagle
OF late bear testimony. | have just re-
turned to this city to learn that appll-
cation has been made to Victoria
Woodruff for letters OF mine supposed
to contain information respecting cer'
tain Infamous stories against me. |
have no objection to have the Eagle
state, in any way it deems fit, that
Woodruff or any other person or per-
sons who may have letters Of mine in
their possession, have my cordial con-
cent to publish them in this connection
and at this time. / will only add that
the stories and rumors which have for
some time been circulated about me are
grossly untrue, and l stamp them in
general and in particula. as utterly
false. Respectfully.
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-01
Arrested for Attempted Rape.

A negro boy, aged about nineteen
years, named Henry Rogers, was ar
rested on Monday last, at Alderson, by
Constable George NJ. Harrah, OF Blue
Sulphur township, upon warrant
charging him with having attempted
to rape two little girls, aged four and
six years, daughters OF Mr.. Silas Rams
barger, of this county. The accused
was taken before justices Thomson
and Burns, by whom he was sent to
jail to answer an indictment. He was
lodged in Jail on Thursday evening
last. When arrested he was just in
the act of taking passage on the Ess-
tern bound train. We learn that he
confessed that he attempted to commit
the crime with which he is charged
Grsen5risr Independent.
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BY TELEGRAPH H,
Exclusively for the Register
Nv the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
OHIee, no Main street,
WASHlN TON.
WASHINGTON, June 80.
Revenue Receipts.


The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were 100000; the receipts for the
month were 100000; total receipts
for the fiscal year Sll7,004, 700, being
over IS 100000 above the estimate oi
the Commissioner.
The steamer Fortune will sail from
Annapolis tomorrow or next day with
the class OF cadet engineers, for the an
nual summer cruise. There are about
twenty-five and the cruise will be along
the coast north of Cape Charles, stop
ping at the various navy yards on the
way.
Secretary boutwell,
Returned to the city with Richardson,
and the gossips are greatly at fault to
know what he is here for.
The Syphs- Contest Come 10 N"ushf.
According to Senator West, Mr.
Lawrence, who was announced as q
contestant OF the seat Of J. Hale Sypher,
the cayret-bagger who purports to rep
resent Louisiana, has failed to give
leGal fo"ce Of contest, and consequent
" Ssphe. has been placed on the rolls
OF the House by the Clerk, and ls now
drawing his pay at the increased rate.
There is no explanation furnished OF
Lawreuce's failure to observe the legal
form in the case. Sypher has been
seen sneaking around the city for some
time. This is the same fellow who, &C
cording TO his old friend Captain Jac-
cues, secured his election to the House
some wears ago by stuffing the ballots
boxes with his own hands.
Among the Topics
Likely to be brought before Congress
at It's next session Is Mr.. Daniel II,
Loudon's proposition for a National
Exchange Bank, with branches in DIFF
ferent portions ofthe Union, which was
embodied in bill offered by Mr.
Wheeler, OF New York, last winter.
The scheme Is modelled mainly upon
the plan OF the Bank OF England. Its
advocates claim for it that it will diff
fuse currency throughout the country
and prevents its undue concentration al
two or three money centres; and they
have received so much encouragement
from prominent statesmen and bankers
that it is proba, the measure will be
seriously pushed when Congress shall
rs-assemble.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500, 900 In Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40

Enough ofthe 10000 tickets issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, Ia aid o. the
Public Library OF Kentucky, having been
sold TO insure q full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that
the 10000 cash gifts offered should be drawn
in full and paid in full with out any scaling
down, as heretofore, the manageInent,wlth
the concurrence of the trustees, have de-
termined TO allow ninety days more for the
sale of the remnant OF tickets left on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised for
April is therefore postponed to Tuesday,
July 8, 1873, on which day, and no other,
they will positively and unquivocally take
place in Public Library Hal, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the fOllowl lng cash
gifts will be distributed by lot anu paid In
full TO the ticket holders who draw them /:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July l, A. M. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England fresh and brisk
southeast to southwest winds, cloudy
weather and rain are probable. For
the Middle States and Lower Lake re.
gion winds veering to southwesterly and
westerly and diminishing in force with
clearing weather during the day and
evening. For the South Atlantic
States westerly to southerly winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather; For
the Gulf States east OF the Missistlppl
and north of Washington to Ohio, In
diana, Illinois aud Missouri light to
fresh winds, mostly from the southeast
and southwest and generally clear
weather. For the Upper Lakes south.
westerly to nortbwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather, but the majori"
ty of the midnight telegraph reports
from Florida, West Gulf States, Mich
igan, Indiana, Missouri Valley and
Rocky Mountains are missing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-01
| woman who IL in Great Demand

- Nv
Pelsgie Brown is the singular name
of q mysterious female who will confer
q great favor il she will step into the
Picaylm: Office at New Orleans ard
mention whether she is dead or not. 1t
seems that she is an important witness
in the libel suit OF Jacob Hawkins
against that paper, and the proprietors
offer three hundred dollars to any one
who will produce her in court. Pelsgie
was always rather an irregular female.
She was at one time indicted for the
murder by poison Of Miss Fanny
Crouch. She appears to have escaped
conviction on this charge; for she was
afterwards tried for perjury and sent to
prison. There the mystery begins. In
the court four or five persons swore
that she died in prison and was regu-
larly buried. After this view OF the
case had been thus satisfactorily estsb-
lished, the keeper Of the prison can
forward and swore OF his own positive
knowledge that she left the prison alive,
having been pardoned by the Governor
and another gentleman who had known
Pelsgie for fifteen years, swore that he
met her on the streets only few days
previous. From this muddle 'he im-
preston is gradually evolving that there
was a bogus funeral and some other
hocus-pocus by which Pelsgie was re-
stored to society before the expiration
OF her term.
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A CLERGYMAN and q lawyer Of Oah-
kosh have been having q little fun with
the boys, or rather with the girls
While on their way about two miles
from that city, to attend dying man,
their buggy broke down, and they start,
ed on foot. A lady coming along with
a two seated open buggy, invited them to
ride, which they accepted, the minister
taking the front seat with the fair dri-
yer. She drove them into town, and
dashed up and down the principal street,
making great sensation, setting the
people on the sidewalks into loud GUT
faws. They didn't discover until alter
ward that she was a woman noted for
her much wickedness and little virtue.
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OHIO.
Missing.

TOLEDO, June 80. D. Ben jamln a
well known billiard table manufacturer,
of this city and his brother George oil
Clevland, went out on Lake Erie In a
small sail boat from the latter city
Yesterday, and ,have not been seen or
heard OF since A barge was sent IN
search of them to-day, but returned
this evening without finding any trace
of the men or boat.
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CHICAGO.
Murder at Dcs Moines' Iowa.

CHICAGO, June 30.-At Des Moines
Iowa, Saturday night Nelson Yard
shot and instantly killed Jackson
Jones, who he alleges has repeatedly
outraged his wife. Mrs. Yard also
fired a shot at Jones with revolver
but missed him. Yard and his vile
surrendered voluntarily to the author
tiles and are now both in jail.