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Personal.

Nr. ehsnahan. agent At Jocko. pased
through town ihis wsek 70 Helena
d. J. q. Nichols. Dessist. 10 In town,
and viii be IN Bette and Silver Bow iheen>
sui"g vsek.
Messm. ". W. Dssow and y p. Nsr
c,nes sook privase cs'nv1, ancs f.s Helena
yesterday, On Quick trip.
Hon. WIN. II. Cagc returned from Mis-.
,uu,a c,unsy IN Wednesday having extend.
I'd bis Whit isso shs JnckO country.
NJ. Tssrs~es 0sinn, - Osssss. ao'hes
1T John Quian. .le,os&ed. b hrfr q present
attending to ihs estate. he wiIl ~ psssent
q Tive Administrators SAlc noticed In anosh>
q item.
Hush McQnaid. Esq. ofthe Iskpssdae.
vss ~ s,no.s The Blsck f.nA range Sfe""' .
lsss week ard felt The ''xsnsle sympathy" Vt
many m oId ,isns friendship revived.
: Q. q. o.Dsnsos. Esq, ssssss~d from >
s,rinixh, v,sis In Helena os nOndsy.snd
has In contemplation ~ k'eaae In that city.
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LOCAL N EWS.

CREIouToN FRsSouTa-The following
trans loaded with frsighis By J. A Cssgh
ton q a. ore 90 route 10 Dees Lodge:
u. Bollins.'roke, . wagsss, left CSsis"'
May ~ With fssiRhse las Wsamas 1 %.
600 pounds.
II. J. Colwell, left Cor,nne Nay 7lh viii
freigh,s f"r weimss; 6.sl5 p0auds.
=. Frederick. I wagons. lett C0sinus M!
10Th with freight for Osbor"s 4 Dsnnse
1850 pounds.
jane. tisnsy, 8 wagons. left Cosinwe Ne:
10Th With freight far Con KOhss; ,tS4 ~
Oslorme 4 D~nnes 1914 pUunds.
A. Harris. wsgons, Isls Cs'rinns Nay j..
with freight tur Osburns d Dvnucc, 1867
pounds.
II. Kirkendsli. ( wagons. Mt Cortn'f
Nay 18th With freight for Oslu'rus 4 lks
nee. Sb.2s8 pasa"ds.
n. Tbo,na.. 3 wagons. lift Corinns M.
18th with freight for Osbo'os . Dsnnss
s.sSi p'unds. =.
H.",y Petty. LETT Csooosy ~. w.
eS pouuds for W. 4. Clask.
James 0ls,Me, 3 wasMs, left Coss""'
Nsy ~, with freight fer COu Ks'hsa, HE
,.umds: Osborn D Denuse. AUS is's''d-
J. 0csl,sr. 80O pounds; WIN. WOodwos"
6l3 pounds.
The sin,ve svs Ill mule trains.
A. L,ussA's ~ 10 n, II Wagons, hi GO
iuns May 10 with frrlxh's tor Osl'us" {
D.nnss, w. A. CLARK, w. L. Blackwell
J.P. F."k d o., Chas. Blum, II. Bo.'A"'
WrLn.ar d Co.. JN. Olsss, u" k''ss'
Smith 4 Randall, VIM Coleman. Q. VIZ"
dsriich. DIVIDE Crcsk. To,sl. 6l.eoS ps'uud'
R.Is.y and Bo;iss bsvks's talse ~ -
So..o;.
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VsEl.l0 U6.

L. p. PO0NG0 q, sosnd u Nerchsats Excha"R
10 our authorized Agent In Nan Francisco.
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Inflammation Wanesd.

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PISSED At TUE
THIRD SgSSlO; or TIE 43D CONGRESS
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ACCIDENT 81 BLAcK1OoT. james Bas.
,sss, vhS Lsa hesa mlsiag abous Rssektoos
IT eons lins. % Sunday ~ AissS t.
csspy . GALLAGHER n vosk ~ sss'e c'sae
sisw spvs. end vent, o. ~ right shift
has svsaiag. iIs ~ m bssa In s''se
10. q hDus wtss ebs bask csss1 sud
...sshs hisa, ~ hssvy porsios It ths cave
nwsvss psachins clsas Ovss BIN. 10 -
~ uss h shnss slms Esd 10 ~ sbssoce
ia psysseiss. Kindly cs'sl to- ~ s's
.un,asnoA o. xs,sdsy - vas 6n'sss'
u. ~ beapssal u Ds~ Lodss III 'sjssses
~ "a daagessaa
Cosl, 01Ayki.g Os.icssAs-
PATTex'S SODA.
~ Evsrybsdy Dslaks i
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Deer Lodge Soda Factory,
70 ss~ sss~ssssA ssspkhg ~ s.sus e ~
hlSeioss bsswaee. W. u. PATTkN.
~ AessA.
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$4,000 WORTH OF GOLD DUST
Wanted. Sos which ths hghrse Hsaskss pgics win b
~. John g.. HAMMER,
SoAse DssS Lo6Gs Assay O0oa
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1901 WORTH q COLD DUST
Asuasa 14 vhIeA ~ hlghs1 0askss usses yin y
~ 1O0U q. nA00n
sD&&a DsS LsAgs Assay O0ea
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VIM. Csslemsn hxs ths hnest sssOstuleas
toys In the city. 10
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Psssoss fsUsn ou,ssls camIs and the valley
w esjs eiA.ly sSIiciied - call end examine
ros seak and psiess II gsods u Charles
Dlum'h US
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n von want 10 smuks 6oe Hs1ana cigar
IN q, n WI. COl.ENA11
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Lady's trimmed Hats,
Lady's Untrimmod Hats
laesse oosisg SsylsA ~ ssesivsa y
E. |. BotteR & Co
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O"snssy pssshesrss viii q d ~ bss'
a3l~ end dsess ossds = NV psiess y Chs
0jAMt. -
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s1Promenade toilets should be ..picturesque,

0Promenade toilets should be picturesque"
but simple.
s1Ohio proposes to pay its legislators by the
session, instead of by the day.
@The New Madrid, Mo-, horizon is futter
with the girls playing leap-frog.
a%Gen. Slaughter, late G. 8. A., lie fishing the
distractions out Of Mobile bay.
ga pretty girl in Nelson county, KY, has
two rows Of upper teeth.
~A teacher in Warren township, Ind, has
been fined Sl5 for cruelty beating one Of his
pupils.
aVThe Mobile Register asserts that no state
IN the confederation" Is more healthful than
Alabama. = :
~Mrs. Stenhouse says a man may have
twenty wives and not be able to keep all his
buttons sewed on.
~As Easter approaches eggs gets fAsther
away-in price. The urchins have already
begun to ask each other: ssGot-negg?"
~Tvo people In walking together win slways
avoid the path. One vii walk on each side II
shows how unseldsh We are as people.
HAn embryo citizen Of Preston, lowe, lately
made his advent into this breathing world vit6
two teeth ready made.
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The EASTERN TERMINUS &. * .. RAIL
RoAD.-We learn from a reliable source that
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad companv
have purchased of John II. Gilmer and his
clients, the Griffins, OF Philadelphia, the entire
river front from the Darlington farm, in York
county, to the town line of Yorktown, conta n
ing one hundred acres; and we hear that SIR.
Glimer leaves i'm few days for Yorktown to
put this company in actual possession OF The
one hundred acres by survey. We give this r-
formation as reliable fact, derived from an
questionable authority; but as to the price and
conditions we are not Informed, as the parties.
on this point, are uncommunicatiye.-Ric
DiSgGtcl. rgL.
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fA1LURE OF Prominent FIRM IN LYNCH
BIZ re, NA.-One of the largest manufacturing
firms I'm Lynchburg failed last week and m ode
an assignment of its effects. The Lynchburg
Republican gives the following statement of the
afair:-"On Thursday, Messrs. L. l.. Armistead
Co, manufacturers of smoking tobacco mo-
titled their creditors of their inability TO meet
their engagements, and as a consequence a
suspension ensued. 1t is understood the IiabiIi-
ties OF the firm amount to between SO, 900 and
$4,000, while it is supposed their assets, care
fully managed, will Weld 5.OOO.r
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The CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN.-The Official
report on the surrender of Berga, Spain, to
the CaIiists charges the commandment of the
town with treason and attributes the disaster to
that cause alone. 1t also confirms the state
ments that the Carlists bayoneted sixty-seven
prisoners. A Madrid despatch tells of the can
ture of twenty-five Carlists near Barcelona
and that the troops with difficulty restrained
the people of that city from lynching the pris-
Oners. The insurgents appear to be still ac-
lively and successfully operating i'm the torth
OF Spain. A severe engagement is reported to
have taken place OH Thursday, in which nearly
a thousand Carlists were engaged, but the
result was not known at Bayonne on SATURDAY.
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NORFOLK, VA, April The unknown
schooner reported ashore on Middle Ground is
the Maria Parsons. The steam tug Nettie. that
went to her assistance, reports the vessel Il ght,
and not rec uiring aid. The schooner is light.
and bound for Baltimore.
RHINEBEcK STATION, y. Y, April The
propeller Nuhpa, from Hudson, with a heavy
load of freight and twenty-five passengers, in
cluding several women, was cut down by the
ice, and sunk at O'Clock this morning a mile
saved.
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DAMAGE BY RHE STORM IN MARYLANo.-
Among those who had their barns blown down
IN Charles county, Md, on the 18th ult., W tn
crops in them more or less injured, were the
following persons DIR. Robert Ferguson. Mr..
Marshall Chapman, Mr.. VIM. Ferguson. Mr..
VIM. w. Cobey, Mr.. Jas. Willett and Dr. A b.
Slye, and Mr.. Chas II. Neale had also a stable
blown down. Mr.. Cobey had a wagon worth
500 crushed to pieces under his barn, and a
quantity of corn much injured by the rain
Port Tobacco Times
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DoN'T LIRE TIE TRUTH.-The Pennsylvania
legislature on Thursday defeated the bill allow
ing the truth TO be gwen in evidence in suits
seven. This is libel of itself upon common
sense The courts generally. however, now-a-
days administer the law-unless absurdly pro-
hlblted from do so as in Pennsylvania the
spirit OF justice and good sense on this subject
B0lfifore .0Up.
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T0RNADoEs in the west and southwest are
becoming alarmingly frequent. 1t was but a
few days since Franklin, Tenn. Canton, Miss,
and Augusta, Ga, each in turn, experienced a
lively storm, that unroofed MANY houses and
destroyed great deal OF property and a few
lives. On Saturday afternoon a gale swept
over Burlington, Iowa, which blew down a
number OF houses and killed seven nersons
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WIPING OUT THE APACHEs.-Advices from
Prescott, to March -, states that MAJ. Brown
command came up with the Apaches, killed s.
warriors and captured IL squaws. MANY OF the
Indians became frightened aud surrendered.
AT Camp Verde. owing to the prevalence OF the
horse disease, the troops operated princIl ally
on foot. Cochise continues his raids in Me- ico.
The Pinal and Arripooias Apaches are reported
to be restless on their reservation.
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CAR PASSENGERS CHLoRoFoRMED AND
RoBBED-The Savannah News saws that the
passengers in the sleeping cars from that city
for Charleston the night OF March 29th were
stupefed las was also the porter will chorO-
form, and were then ToAndered of $50 three
gold watches, sc. A passenger in the car who
got OFF at Iamassee, Enough all had through
tickets, was arrested as the rObber.
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NOVEL PoIST or LAw.-Daniel u. Wright
slias Philip Stanley, who was arrested tor hav-
ing IN his possessing counterfeit twenty-five
cent internal revenue stamps attached 10 GER
thcates OF stock Of the Toledo, Wabash aud
western railroad company, was 20 have been
examined yesterday. lut the case went over
until to-day. His counsel raises the novel point
that the issue OF stamps, OF which those found
upon Wright were an imitation, was abolished
hast October by act OF Congress. and that,
therefore, II IL impossible TO counterfeit what
does not eNist.-N. u Zimes. "a.
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THE SEMBLANCE OF DEATH.-en Thursday
an unknown woman was taken from the CathO-
lc church at Seventh and North Fifth streets,
Williamsburgh. IL IL supposed that she had
tainted. She lies unconscious at 100 North
Seventh street. and cannot be aroused. She
Is about % years old, has black hair and eyes,
and was dressed In deep mourning. The name
Mary Harris rs on some OF her clothing-Y. y.
.N,fO sVe
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APPolNTEp.-James VI. Gassaway and Al
fred Shaw, who passed satisfactory civil ser
vice examination on Monday last, have beer
appointed to lst clasSclerkships, the first named
in the Light House board, and the other in tn,
Second Auditors Office.
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"A NEW RAILROAD.-A correspondent of the
Manassas (Va.) Gazette, writing from Dunn
to commence locating the line of railroad from
Potomac city to some point on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad near the mouth of the Mo-
nocacy. IL will probably cross Cedar run near
Sinclair Is mill -
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THE PORES ILLNESS.

THE POPEs ILLNESS.
ROME, April Although the Pope is recoy-
ering from his illness, he is still very feeble and
his physicians forbid him from leaving his
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, April PARLIAMENT viii adjourn
from Tonight until the 2lst instant.
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESSES.
PARIS, April7-The republicans have carried
the municipal elections in Nantes and Mar
settles,
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a Verdict Of SsujIfv.

BALTIMORE, April 7.-In the criminal car.-,
TINS morning, IN the case Of Thomas IA. +.
aged Il. on trial for manSaughter in / -
Joseph Miller in November last, the Jury. = 4
icing locked mp since Thursday last. cam o.. D
court with verdict Of guilty. Hughes Ril
on the head with n wrench
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ADVENTURE IN A Snow SToRM.-Rev. MI
Domineck, formerly of Quincy, H., is the her,
OF an adventure IN a Nebraska snow Storm HI
was lost in the prairie and was compelled (,
cover himself with sacks of wheat from hi
wagon to keep from freezing. In the morning
he found himself only two feet from a deel
precipice over which the tongue OF the Wagon
extended.
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The TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE THANKS A
REPoRTER.-The following conversation re-
Gently occurred at Nashville: "Oh. dill YOU
hear about the vote of thanks 90 the reporters!
Some of our legislators haint GOT sense euough
70 go 20 breakfast. One old fellow moved that
the Banner reporter be thanked. but not the
JRi0n and American reporter. Now the same
man reports for both papers and there the Joke
comes IN. The old cOager didn't know a. -
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LIENS ON VIRGINIA CRoPs.-An importan,
bill for the farming interest has passed the Vir-
ginia legislature, which provides that farmer
or one desiring to "pitch" q crop, may execute
lien on the crop to be planted, to the merch AMI
who supplies him nth fertilizers or other arti.
cles needful for Its successful cN,tiyation
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NEW YORK, April IA st. Domingo letter
mtlmates tnat there may be some trouble as 70
land titles In connection with eeftlers WIN NAV
got SANTANA hay from America. The o me letter
states that the Dominion government Is In
possessaon 81 letters from the British consul TO
in st. Domingo.
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CosCsDRVN; "wnv IL il that a Young fel-
low and his girl can sit in the parlOr until after
midnight without making noise enough for the
old folks to hear them through the partition,
but can't sit in public place five minutes with
out annoying the whole house with their gig
Cling and talk"
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WINE MAKING IN VIRGINIA.-Among the
wine makers who have succeeded in Albemarle
county, Va, is w. Hotopp, ESQ.,, whose vineyard
was commenced in 1866. He made last wear
about 800 gallons of clear wine and some BRAN
dy, besides shipping about ! 900 pounds of
grapes. The vineyard of o. Robertson, esq., is
not as old as Mr.. HotOpp's, but his success has
been most encOuragipg,
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HEAVY CONTRACT AwARDED.-Last week
Messrs. &. X. Mason, Ed. McMahon and Thos.
h. Menifee, of Staunton, were awarded a con-
tract for building the remaining 50 miles Of the
Big Sandy railroad, in Kentucky. The amount
of the work is estimated at about 1900 ,0eo
This is said to be the heaviest contract that
Virginia contractors have ever taken on a rail-
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Two HCNDRED AND SEVEN SENT To STATE
PRISON IN THREE MoNTHs.-On taking office
District Attorney Phelps declared his dstermi
nation 10 clear the criminal calendar SIS
tanned by the prompt and energetic action o
Judges Brady and Sutherland and Recorder
Hackett, he has kept his word. Since the Isl OF
january S'2 convictions for crime have been
obtained, OF which number aJ7 have been sem
TO state prison and the remainder to the peni-
tertiary. Such a wholesale withdrawal from
active pursuits from the ranks of tie danger
Gus classes I'm 80 short time gives encour-
aging prospects for the future.-N A. Hsaid,
GtL.
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EXPLOSION OF GLYCERINE. - Wednesday
night last, sixteen cans Of glycerine, about $50
pounds, in the works of Mr.. H. L. Ballard, OF
Stanton, at BluehOle Tunnel, @. & o. X. X.
exploded, damaging q number of railroad build
iDgs, and OyerturninQ a sbantv.
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Two MONTHS AND HALF AT SEA IN AN
OPEN BoAT.-A dispatch from Panama states
that the steamship Tropic picked up at sea a
boat containing two men and a woman, sole
survivors Of the ship j. w. Elwell, from Liver
pool to Valparaiso with coal, which took fire
and blew up. The people had been two months
and half in the boat
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The Border S,mmi..to,.

Laredo, TENAs, April The nited Stat
irOntier commission was n New Laredo, MeN-
ico. ana has held joint session with the Mex
can commission, on the subject OF the disturb
auCgs.
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UHThe police in New Haven are no longer %
be permitted 20 carry umbrellas,


be permitted 20 carry umbrellas. s
ga New Hampshire woman Who rem.i.a,
spinster until she was sixty has Just buried her
fourth husband. A''
ga fascinating widow OF eighty-6ve A, u
diana lately CAPTURED In matrimoly a fhaaxhs-
less youth OF sevcnfy-two.
HAn acct pied suitor in California lately
sold his interest and good win IN his az -nee, =,
rival for the price OF new waisfcoaf-
he kev. n. A. Hough, Of Waller. W.
La been suspended for year bv the Netbosi~t
conference for breach OF promise.
~ George A. Myrick left his no., a. A, ST.
neid, Mass, on Monday evening last. s,Ih -,
IN LIE pocket, and has not been head of since
August Pickard, Of Rochester. recently
KEPT ms 1ooth birthday. Uses tobacco AL
ooesht belong 10 the Temperance society.
~ Miss Perkins has been reinss zted a. min
c1pal Of the haunted school house In New bary>
port, Mass. -
Miss Amanda yancil, school teacher IN
Indiana, has made s7o000 by iuycstias hee
salary In United States bonus.
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ALLENrowE, Pa. April 7.-Wash. ID maid
day and performed foohardy feafs on tea ne -
bar, while In the air, landed near Trens. n y
j., and has returned TO this city. - -''
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A9Airs I'm North Carolina.

TO BIZ HANGED.
NEW YORK, April Ia Raleigh despatch
states that negro named Lee has been sen-
fenced to be hanged ON May 6th, for q rape ON
10th Of March. S
coURT-HoUeE BURNED.
on the 18th. \
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CATFISH SToRY.-An Auburn fisherman.
a lew days ago, while fishing through hole in
She ice, caught trout 10 large he could not be
brought through the orifce. The fishermano
hewever, gently played with the fish with one
hand while he chopped the ice with the other.
untll the opening had been enlarged sum ciently
men viii a skilfnl jerk he brought out a dead
cat with brick ON its neck the entire prize
weighing over nine Rounds
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Rre.illc.,fC.nna

HAEGlsPTRG. PA, April President Grant
erriYed here this morning. lie IL spending the
day Nth Senator Cameron.
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$50 600 WORTH OF SMUGGLED Goops.-One
hundred and forty -One packages, invoiced As
crOekery, blankets. &C., for the use OF the Sc T.
scare Of james Freeman, st. Paul, Mimi ;" and
imported recently by a Cunard steamer were
seized yesterday in various localities in New
York by officers, and are alleged to contain fine
china ware, silks and expensive clothing. valued
at $50 600
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\ CIEEGNAN's WIPE ACCUsED OF MURnFR
The body OF woman was found ia an unn~.!
railroad cut AZ Eureka H., sunday The face
ard neck having been eaten by hogs IL vas
some me before the remains were identified a.
those OF Ms. Elizabeth Hedge. y widow. who
lived mile from the scene 81 the murder Size
was collector Of funds ter a church, and lsl
on Saturday about $50 in her possession. An
examination showed that she had been struck
on the temple with club, and her throat hsl
been cut Pinned to her undcrclothing was A
letter which tended to show criminal iufi-
macy between the writer and the deceased hut
the Rev. Mr., Workman, "A Methodist minister,
lCeniihes the letter a. written by himself though
he te -iy denies such intimacy with hc'woIn an.
MIR. workman wife OF this minister is a yio-
L mt woman, and she was arrested on suspicion
that she had committed the crime through ieal-
OF sy. When brought before a cOroner's Jury
sic tainted, and went from one fainfing nd 70
another. There Is hardly a clue 20 the author
OF the murder.-Psoria I'M Transcy-fyf
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ALETTER was received by the Secretary o.
the Treasury to-day from Representative Fink
lenburg, of Missouri, inclosng checks for til,
amount of his extra Congressional pay-bc
tween 1900 and SJ,000-which he desires GOV
cred into the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

PREPARING TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENT
The citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth are
making preparations for the reception of Presi-
dent Grant. Committees have been appointed
to carry out the programme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

BIDwELL, THE FoReKR.-Detectiye Sergeant
Green, of the London police, arrived in New
papers for the extradition Of BidweIl, charged
with defraudinR the Bank OF England.
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Two MEN KILLED wIrH ONE SHor.-A d.
spstch from Bakersfield, California, says that
young man named McCrea had en- alteration
Ger rife. The same bullet struck j. p. Str
WELL an old citizen, who died a short time ter
wards. The murderer escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

SPANISH FREAK OF NATURE.-A woman
IN Spain lately gave birth TO a consolidated twin
with two heads and four legs proceeding from a
single trunk. One of the heads was still-born,
but the other lived two hours. IL has now Joined
the collection of spirits in the anatomical
museum at Madrid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-07

SECRETARY robson, who is north on o II Ella
business, will not return here until Wednesda,
evening or Thursday morning.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST MRS. FAIR.-L ande,
CUNT, one Of the learned counsel who secured
to bring suit against his ungrateful client foI
fee. The jury has awarded him 40 900