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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-20
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 10. Rumor of the appointment
of twenty five colored men on police arose
from the vote of Commissioners to appoint
that number Of colored street sweepers.
The Attorney General has decided that the
resignation Of surveyor Cornell took effect on
the 3lst of January last, and not on the day
of the appoiltment..of his successor. This de-
cison is believed to deprive Cornell of his
share Of meieties, from the famous Phelp-
Dodge case, amounting to S22,0
VIM. Lambert is under arrest, charged with
attending to negotiate stolen bonds abstract
ed from ketchums banking house at Toledo.
One of the bonds was found in his possession.
Over $2l 900 worth Of bonds were stolen last
April and Lambert has been arrested once be-
fore.
Washington special states that Ge p.
I Sawyer WAS to-day appointed L. S. District
Attorney for Massachusetts,.
Among the speakers at the national divi-
sion of the Sons Of Temperance, to-day were
S. l.. Carleton of Maine, w. w. Brown of
Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Dvyer OF Illinois.
Verdict of 900 was rendered against
the city to-day, in favor of the paving con-
tractors.
Gen. Horatio q. Stevens was buried to day.
He commanded the fort at Castle Garden in
the war of 1912. The order Of Cincinnati at
tended the funeral. lie was the first militia
General appointed in the State.
In Supreme Court to-day, ". NJ. Newman
recovered S39, $50 in gold, of Geo. Goddard,
the latter being charged with driving the for
mer from his store in Arkansas in 1861.
No warrants have yet been received by the
Superintendent of police for the arrest OF par
ties alleged to have been indicted under new
warrants against the late ring.
Eight new names for police justices were
nominated by the Mayor, to-day. The Board
Of Aldermen laid them on the table FOX future
action.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The claims of women to reorganization III
the distribution of public Off ces seem to be
asserting themselves. Among the clerks
promoted to the third assistant examiner
office at Washington was Miss Ann A. X. 5.
Nicholas of Massachusetts,, the first lady who
ever received such an appointment. Four
ladies credtably passed the examination,
which was strictly of a scientific nature, each
standing above the minimum. The commits
sioners had given notice, however. that only
one lady would be appointed, to try the
novel experiment, and Miss Nicholas stand
ing highest of the four received the appoint
ment.
Hon. Henry Wilson's health is rapidly i'm
proving, and he has retired to the seclusion OF
the country to rest and recuperate
Women members of the Congregational
churches of Iowa propose to raise an endow-
ment of $4,000 for the feminine department
of Iowa college, by contributing each one
cent a day for the next FIVE years.
The Massachusetts editors and publishers
are on their annual excursion.
Miss Susas b. Anthony in the U. S. cir
cult court at Canandaigus, N. Y, was found
/ guilty yesterday of voting in violation of law
at Rochester, last fall. Sentence was not
pronounced, and Miss Anthony's counsel ex-
cepted to the jurisdiction of the court.
1t is said that the government will probably
punish the Modocs by completely breaking
up the tribe and scattering them in families
among other Indian nations
1t is reported that Horace +. Clark, pres-
dent of the Union Pacific railroad is dying,
and that his physicians have given him up.
Mr.. C. G. C. Candy. brother of the late
Gen. Candy, died in the Missouri state luna
Ia. asylum on the 9th inst. He was made in
oa-.e by the tragic death Of his brother, and
es.es from the effects of the shock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-20
FREE BAPTIST CONVENTION.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY.

SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY.
In the convention at Portland, Wednesday
morning, the business committee reported,
commencing the interest of the Maine F. B.
H., Mission Society to the sympathy of the
churches of this yearly meeting, and recon-
mend that they raise sum of money equal to
fifty cents for each resident member, during
the present year. They presented the fol-
lowing resolve: "That we heartily approve of
the plan Of raising fund for the BENEFIT OF
superannuated ministers, and we recommend
that initiatory steps be taken by this yearly
meeting for that object. A subcommittee
was appointed to carry into effect the forego-
ing resolve, consisting of one from each quar-
terly meeting.
Rev. l.. Z. Ladd, OF parsonsfeld, delivered
an interesting sermon from Ezekiel, % 80.
He showed the duty Of a christian soldier in
enlistment, fighting and discharge. The ser
mon abourded in historical incidents and tell
| ing facts
| In the afternoon, the committee on the min
sterial fund, presented their report as fol-
lows: THAT brother in York county offers
the proposition, to be one of one hundred, to
raise 10000, or to be one Of one hundred to
raise $4,000, or to be one of FIVE hundred to
raise $1,000, or to be ono of one thousand to
raise $1,000. The committee recommend the
| acceptance of these propositions and that a
committee to consist OF one from each quar-
tery meeting present, be appointed TO present
the subject at the next session of their respec-
tive quarterly meetings, by which to accom-
| pish the above object
j. NJ. Bailey, J. N. Pease, and G. w,
Howe were appointed as a committee.
The next half hour was devoted to a confer
ence and prayer meeting. A sermon was then
delivered by Rev. w. II. Bowen of the Maine
Central yearly meeting. The text was from
Luke ii lG AT four o'clock the claims Of
the Maine State Free Will Baptist Missionary
Society, were presented to the convention by
Rev. W. II. Bowen, and collection amonnt-
ing to S34 .33, was taken up.
Iu the evening, Prof. Hayes of Lewiston,
delivered an address upon Foreign Missions.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New York. 10 \ Washington special says
that the government has decided to withhold
from the Union Pacific Company, patents for
about million acres OF land in Nebraska, in
cluded in the original grant until receiving
satisfactory information that the road has been
completed in accordance with the terms of
the law.
An investigation of the affairs of the sus-
pended Farmers bank at Chicago shows that
the proprietors, two brothers, began business
without dollar, secured deposits of about
ST, 900 and have lived in style on the revenues
derived from the constant turning of this
amount.
Consul General Lucca of Italy publishes an
article asserting that the sufterngs of the Ital-
ian children, brought here as slaves, have not
been exaggerated in the least, but so far from
being to blame in the matter, he has been do
ing his utmost to stop the inhuman traffic. A:
the result the Italian Parliament has JUS
passed an act making the trading in children
a felony, and severely furnishing not only
those who employ them but the parents who
consent 10 their employment.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION.

Canandagua, n. Y, 10. This afternoon
Judge Selden made a motion in the ease of
Miss Anthony, for new trial upon the ground
OF miss direction. The Judge ordered YER
diet Of guilty without submitting the case to a
jury. The district Attorney said that wien
the court in brief review of the argument OF
the counsel denied the motion, he moved that
judgment be pronounced upon the defendant.
The court made the usual inquiry of Miss
Anthony if she had anything to say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced upon her
Mrs. Anthony said she had a great many
things to say, and declared that in her trial
every principle of justice had been violated,
that every right had been denied her, that
she had no trial by her peers, that the court
and jurors were her political superiors and
not her peers and announced her determine
ton to continue her labors until equality was
obtained, and was proceeding to discuss the
interrupted by the court with the remark that
these questions could not be reviewed. Mrs.
Anthony said that she wished 1t fully under
stood that she asked no clemency from the
court, that she desired and demanded the full
vigor of the law. Judge Hunt then said that
the Judgment of the court is that you pay a
fine of 500 and costs of prosecution, and iul-
mediately added there is no order that you
stand committed until the fine is paid. and
so the trial ended. A motion for new trial
is to be made in the case of the inspectors to-
morrow morning on the ground that Hall one
of the defendants was absent during the trial.
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STATE NEWS.

-r,he Tsustees of Colby University meet in
Portland on Wednesday. July I'd, to take into
coufideretlon the subject of the election of
new Preaiaent.
The Gardaser journal chronicles these &C.
cidents ON sunday evening young man
named Harry Farwell who was in swimming
above the daM at Harden & Co.'S Paper Mill,
WAS drawn through the gates into the canal by
the water and wsa taken out insensible.
He was brought to consciousness in about
half an hour after he wSs taken from the water.
Friday morning while Mr.. c. G. Hamlin, OF
West Gardiner, was standing in his wagon
near hiss brothers house, at the head of the
Causeway. his horse suddenly started throw
ing Mr.. ii. with great violence over the back
of the wagon to the ground. he struck on
his neck and shoulders, receiving spinal in
\ juries that resulted fatally last Sunday eve
ming.
Some of the employees of the Eistera rail-
! road have struck for higher pay, ana II IS sa!u
! that while the officers OF the company do not
| wish to enforce labor upon their employees
/ they are unable to perform, ut the same tune
| they do not propose to be coerceu INTO any
movement which they do notsanctlon That's
fair.
They principal matter of TIE exceptions in
| the Wagner case will be that Smutty Nose
Island is not in York county that it is either
within the limits of New Hampshire, or within
the State of Maine and not embraced within
the limits of York county.
New Portland has band.
Wednesday afternoon while some boys and
girls were playing around the boom OF Am
brose Doro Of Madison Bridge, Somerset
county. his son accidently discharged a gun,
instantly killing Alice Shear. They were
about fourteen years of age.
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WASHINGTON.
Washington, d. c., 10.
TREASURY BALANCES.

I
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, sos, Psi
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certif
Gates of deposit, 3l,4s5 900
Coin, 75,495, 499
Coin certificates, 1894, 700
Legal tenders outstanding, $4,000, 900
The postmaster general to-day signed ad-
ditional articles additional to the present pos
tai treaty with Canada, providing for an in
| terchange of postal cards at prepaid rates of
two cents, prepayment to be effected by affx-
ing to the card an ordinary one cent postage
stamp. Postal cards not so additionally pre-
paid are not to be forwarded. The additional
articles will be promptly signed on the part
of the dominion government. The arrange
ment will go into effect July LIST.
The following have been appointed officers
in the revenue marine service O. S. Wiley.
District of Columbia; 1st Lieut.. John NJ.
Rhodes Conn.,; Sd Lieut.. J. II. Rogers, Me. !;
lst Lieut.. II. S. Sturgis of Mass.
Commander Browne has received final in
structions concerning the cruise of the Juni-
alta. On her return trip he is to make a
sounding along the coast Of Newfoundland.
The assistant postmaster general has
awarded the contract Tor supplying money
order package envelopes for the next fiscal
year to George Nesbitt Co. Of New York
city.
Postal cards are now being supplied in suf-
ficient numbers and of proper equality of
paper. Nearly 100000 were shipped from
Springfield, Mass, to various offices yester-
day.
The postmaster general to-day determined
to issue an order directing that all postal
cards which cannot be delivered to the per-
son addressed shIl be returned to the writer
without charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-20

Ssgadahoc-F. J. Parks, Phipsburg.
Somerset-Americus Morrill,, Palmyra
Waldo-Orrin Learned, Burnham.
Washington-Jos. Anderson, PASSPORT.
Iork-Chas. +. Weld, Kittery.
COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE, SORT AND COUNT
VOTES.
oscoggin-Edmund Russell, Lewiston
Aroostook-Jesse Drew, Fort Fairfield,
mberland-Fred. n. Dow, Portland
Franklin-U. B. Prescott, New Sharon.
Hancock, A. p. Dorr, Orland.
kennebec-P. F. Sanborn, Hallowell.
knoX-John S. Case, Rockland.
Lincoln-James A. Hall, Damariscotta.
Oxford-G. L. Beale, Norway.
Penobscot-Geo. Cutler, Midway.
Piscataquis-C. O. Palmer, Dover.
Sagadahoc- Converse harrington, Bow.
doinham.
Somerset-Henry Williamson, Starks.
Waldo-David Howe, Lncolnville.
Washington-W. j. Corthell, Calais.
York-Horace Ford, Biddeford.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
ndroscoggin-R Prince, Turner.
Aroostook Daniel Stickney, Pressure Isle
Cumberland-B. Kngsbury, Jr., Portland.
Franklin-J. c. Holman, Phillips.
Hancock-L. A. Emery, Ellsworth.
Kennebec-E. +. Webb, Waterville.
Knox-T. X. Simonton, Camden.
Lncoln-J. II. Converse, Newcastle.
Oxtord-E. w. Woodbury., Bethel.
Penobscot-John L. Godfrey, Bangor.
Piscataquis-Jos. b. Peakes, Dover.
Sagdaahoc-J. NJ. Hayes, Bath.
Somerset-Wm. II. Stevens, New Portland
Waldo-Wm: NJ. Rust, Belfast.
Observation-Disclosures Hume, Cherryfeld.
York;. +. Butler, Biddeford.
STATE COMMITTEE.
Androscoggin-Wm 2. Frye, Lewiston.
Aroostook-H. O. Perry, Mars Hill.
Cumberland-S. T. Pullen, Portland.
Franklin-F. c. Perkins, Pennington.
Hancock-John ID. Hopkins, Ellsworth
kenneboc-James G. Blaine, Augusta.
KNOX. II. II. Hewett, Thomaston.
Lincoln-S. S. Marble, Waldoboro.
Oxford-F. +. Shaw, Paris.
nobscot-Joseph l.. Smith, Oldtown.
Piscataquis-E. A. Thompson, Dover.
Sagadahoc--F. ID. Sewall, Bath.
Somerset-S. J. Walton New Portland
Waldo-Fred Atwood, Winterport.
Washngton-N. S. Allan, Dennysvile.
York-John Hall, North Berwick.
The preliminary business OF the convention
having been completed, on motion of Mr..
Hills of Biddeford the convention at about
IL 80 adjourned until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention re, assembled according to
Mr.. w. I. Garcelon Of Lewiston, from the
Committee on Credentials, reported the num-
Der OF duly constituted delegates present to
be as follows:
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New York Stock Market.
NEW York, June 10.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June 10

COTTON -sacs 800: mid 81.
FLOUR-sales 500; state 90 az 20; round hool
Ohio 304S -: Western ) 00g9 y; southern ljl
10 - .o
WHEAT-sales l43,00o; No spring, 40Sl 10
No >, l 81 a l -; No. ], l ga winter red west
eln 6c0a0 90.
LORN-sales 5000. iS15, new
OATS-sales 43 600 80. 421a for new; sE1s for
white.
BEEF-l1 80.
PORK II 90.
LARD-stm Sd q kettle "a
BUTTEk-neW state, 2ja20. Western U09oO
SUGAR-dull and heavy; Muscoyado TseS5s.
MOLASSES-unchanged.
RICE-Caro ina, . llES3s
WHISkEY-92h1
COFFEE-Rio i7H 5l9}i
PETROLEUM. crude, saa a. e. refined. -.
SP'rS TURPENTlNE-i jl2 4
ROSIN- 00tt} 70.
lALLOW-SUSH
FREIGHTS TO LiVERPoOl.-Grain l2sl2'a
stcnmer.
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Failures.

-. Louis, 10. The following provisioa
dealers failed here yesterday. Harris ( Thorn
as, liabilities, 500, COS. Guthrie K Co., liza
bilities $4,000. Cheatham, Drangham 4
Co, liabilities $375, 900. Aggregate amount
Of meat on hand and bought for the futnre
for which these firms are liable. is 5000, 900
pounds, and II 1000 barrels of pork. These
firms are indebted here, New Orleans, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and Chicago.
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DcfaicatIon.

Concord, \. H., 10. About a month ago,
the posto Office department was led to believe
that there was something wrong in the post
office at Meredith village and detective Camp
was sent to investigate. He found that Post
master Neal G. Mclean was in default TO the
government in the money order business to
the amount Of $3.50. He reported facts to
the department, and to-day dispatch was re-
ceived removing Mclean and requesting Con-
gresham Small to recommend successor.
1t is understood that he has recommended
John w. Beede.
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FOREIGN.

London, TO- Avirulent type of small poA
is prevailing at Chatham; % women are at
tackled.
Versailles. 10. The case of NJ Rance, ia
ken nm in the Assembly this afternoon, gave
rise TO an animated debate, which was partic-
mated in by large number of deputies. A
member of the left offered resolution di-
ractine an inve stigation into the charges be-
fore a decision be given. The report of the
special committee, granting leave to pro Sc
cute, was adopted--475 to 1872.
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A Destructive Fire at Burlington, Iowa

Burlington, Iowa, 1919 A destructive fire
broke ont here to-day. A steamer from OF
tumwa and one from Galesburg arrived anc
the fire was finally got under control. The
total number of buildings destroyed was 40
Four squares were burned over Among the
assurances are Sll, 900 in the Hartford, SOS,
600 in Springfield Offices Highest individual
loser is Luke Palmer, S1J,0 600; Mr. Winder
kecher S2l 200; loss on court house $50,
600; Bennett & Fruntz $50, 200; McCutchor
house $l2 900; Duncan & Hastord S20, 200
$301, 900. Some 40 families are thrown on:
of homes. Fire scarcely touched the bust
ness portion of the city. Several owners
are preparing to rebuild.
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The next receipts Of the Hospital Fair in
Portland win come fully up to the expecta-
tons of the committee. =fri

Portland will come fully up to the expecta.
tons Of the committee. sri
A private letter from Thorndike, the scene
of the murder of the Gordon family, state that
| the excitement over the terrible tragedy 10 in
tense, and that at one time there was great
danger that John F. Gordon, the suspected
man, would be hung to the nearest tree BY
the Infatuated crowd. The letter states that
he had placed his trunk in the front entry on
| the previous evening, in which was packed
his best clothes, for which his excuse was,
| that he intended to 60 to Salem, Mass, to
work but it is thought he placed 1t there 20
that he could early remove 1t after he yet the
house on fire. In the trunk was found . pair
of shears that had been stolen from the Thorn
dixie depot last winter, when that building
was broken into and some $50 taken there
from. This clearly points to him as the per-
son who committed that crime. 1t 10 also
stated that between the feather and straw bed
| on which he slept was found concealed q large
| wagon wheel spoke, which he had evidently
placed there for use in committing the muir
derous deed or for self-defence in case of an
| attempt to arrest him. Portland Advertiser.
The old Bradley mansion in Fryeburg,
which dates back to the last century, and
which is associated with memories Of parson
Fessenden, Rev. DR.. Porter, Paul Langdon,
| DdHlel WeDster, EnOcn Lincoln, Alex. RAM
sey, etc., is to be used to entertain summev
| boarders.
| A man from st. Johns came to Portland,
looking after his wife, who he said had left
him with lots Of gold. An interview took
place between husband and wife, storming at
at first, but finally departed arm in arm.
They first accused each other Of infidelity,
| then wept, then embraced, cooling like cou-
| pie of doves.
Horatio Gates of Lincoln has COW that
has given milk every day for nine years. She
has not had calf for nine years.
With wise and liberal forethought the Fair
field village corporation has lately provided
three hundred feet of hose. at an expense Of
$3.50.
Mr.. Geo. G. Hanscom of Albion, whose
superior farm flock of thoroughbred sheep
are well known at our state and county fairs,
| reports an average this spring of pounds
to the fleece from his flock of SO. Five of
these were bucks, the heaviest fleece of which
was IL pounds. This flock has a good
| sprinkling of Merino blood, of "Green Noun
| tain Boy" stock, which reveals the secret of
so much wool. We hardly think any farmer
in Maine can report more wool from the same
number and grade o! Sheep Waterville
| Mail.
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Races.

New York, 10. The attendance at jerome
Park to-day was small. The first race of l IS
miles, for $500 was won by John Boulgen.
Time = minutes. Tho second race of ! mile
for 5000 was won by Joe Damits. Time,
l44 IL.
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Dexter Park Races.

Chicago, ILL.,, 10. Entries for the great
trotting and running meeting at Dexter Park.
July lst, 2d, Sd and 4th, where $4,000 in
Purses are offered, includes some Of the best
stock in the country. The meeting promises
excellent sport. Entries closed June "a.
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Railroad Accident.

Boston, 10. Francis Mcclure, deaf and
dumb, aged %, while walking on Grand juno
ton railroad in Cambridge this afternoon, was
run over by whole train, causing terrible
mutilation and instant death.
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Salute at Mr.. Dinsiey's Home Iii honor
OF the Nomination..

Lewiston, 10. The nomination Of Hon.
Nelson Dingley, Jr., as candidate for Gov
ernor is received with lively expressions of
satisfaction by the republicans of this vicini-
ty. A salute is being fired on the park in
honor of the nomination.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
ClNcINNArI, June 10

Pork quiet; i6G0al6 -
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam at ga asa
kettle 81, some choice city brands held mt
Bulk meats firm Sales shoulders 5-S: clear rib
sides 81. aS1l; bid buyer July; August; clear
sides held So
Bacon in fair demand and steady. Shoulders
held ~, clear rib sides IA; clear sides held at
fair demand at a 81. 1885
Whskey firm at 50.
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Fire..

Boston. 10. w. III. Davis soap factory in
Norfolk was burned this afternoon. Loss
$500. House and stable of Michael Duffy,
adjoining, were also burned. Loss $1,000 !;
insurance $500.
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Railroad Meeting.

New York, 10. At a meeting Of the Chica.
60 & Northwestern r. r. directors to-day,
Albert Keep was elected President, and M.
s. Sykes Secretary. Keep is a director in
the Lake Shore r. r.
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Drowned.

Concord, n. H., 10. Edward, son Of Chas
| Harvey, a well known business man of this
city, was drowned in the Merrimac river this
afternoon, while bathing. Age Is years.
Body not yet recovered.
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THE CIIOLER
At NASHVILLE, TENN.

Nashville, 10. Twenty negroes ana four
whites died of cholera to-day. The weather
was more favorable to-day than Wodnes-
day.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco, 10. --latest compiled re-
turns of the wheat crop, shows the estimate
yield of over 100000 central surplus for
export crop will doubtless be fully as large as
that of last year.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Washington. d. c., 10. The Secretary Of
War telegraphs to General Sheridan, ths the
government decides not to return the K'cka-
poos captured by Gen. Mckenzie.
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THE GALLONS
\ WOMAN III Nc

Sarni, Can, 10. Ms. Workman was
hanged in the Jail yard to day, for the muir
der of her husband in February last Great
exertons were made to procure a commute
ton Of her sentence but without avail.