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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24
Troops or Ailments Vanquished.

IN account of the promptness with which it
" rhecEs thu fevers generated Gy unhealthy
.AaalatLEe. !Io ',tt - Is 't.r >jGered an
Indispensable family uic.ne the borders
of our Southern and Western rivers, and in new
settlements where the plough and the axe are
for the first time disturbing the soitudes of ma
ture. Its reputation, however, is not confined
to such localities. Wherever the elements of
disease rife it is the surest safeguard of
health; wherever sickness prevails, it is effica-
cous aremedy. Among the serious disc Eases
which it is guaranteed to control are indges-
ton, biliOusness. and all the minor ailments
liver, and the bOwels-Such as heartburn, head
ache, fiatulence, costiveness, nausea, distaste
for food languor and debility, pitation OF the
heart, bling OF the hands noises in the ears,
disordered vision, disturbed sleep. ard mental
inquietude. As the physical and mental DIS
tur Dances tend to a general failure of al the
powers OF the system, they should be at once
cOrrecteG-as they always may be, by q course
of Hostetter's Stomach Bit:ers.
oct Is 250-1w
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'
circumstances would permit, [ would |
Hali-to the shrine CT Miss Katherine |
alias Kitty Blake.
It is unnecessary for me 10 state that
[ had many reasons TO urge me to take
this excursion, and that [ had onc III
particular; in fact, my heart had,
somehow or other, slipped fiom be-
meath my waistcoat-had Travelled, in
company with Miss Blake, II her
mountain home; and It was with Il
view of receiving it, and Of taking the
Young lady in question into the bar
gain, if ny luck was up, that ] Was
now rcrclied high il air, behind q pair
OF ''roaring g;mlets,' and Jogging
along the roadway skiri:ng that desc
late but romantic inlet o. the Atlantic,
known as the hil!Grin.
IL happy moment negotiated with
the driver, Phil Dempsey, for posses
sion OF the bo1-seat, and almost ere
we had quilted the town Of Nest3Ort,
I had come on close, il not confidential,
terms with that worthy son o the
whip.
Phil j. p crooked, LsrG-fe,,t2reI,
scntcntio:ss little man, whose word is
law, whore decision is The %jiilisutul.2.
He knows every man, "ol4laG, and
child along the road their belongings,
their respective histories, thcir hopes,
and their fears. lie carries small par
GELS for the equality" and 2 letter, if
good cause is shown Why it could not
travel by the legitimate course Of her
Maiestys cnail He has all the Dublin
news, and is regarded IL the light OF
''knoWledgcable man.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24

Is very large Throughout the State ana
whole South. Il. &"-s Hanover. E,irecorube
Onsiow. bnrIiH. Sampson, Eruusxs1ck Bla.eIi
and Cola minus IT J. especially large. while in
HALIFAX. Wilson. Wayne. C::rteret. Rubes,...
Richmond. Arson, CnmrorIanc and Moore
and in several counties 90 South Carolina its
circulation is very good.
1t is Published very FRIDAY Ell The follow
ing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24
It's MARKET Reuorts

are aluavsfun ard accurate Tie Review of
the ~ aIkets Is accepted Icy the mercantile CONF
N unity As The tone IHGrA OF tie commerce of
the city, while IL Et DOR other luark+ts are
fun art reliable
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/ SAMPLES sent BY mail for soc. that retail
QUICK tor $40. X. l.. WOLCOTT, 1871 Chatham
| Square, N y. 4w
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ESTABLISHED 1874,

The WI'ln!uEton - q RIAL UeChiy) on en-
t'fI"g upon - tive ltv-Tiitti annual VUiuuc has
been greatly enlarAat? an improved. 1t i the
oHiy thu y * column Isl.st II the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
4 RsssstRiys Items.
[Fron .he Rs1eiIls, sep.smecr 81

From the Rsveills, September 81
A.. n. Wilson. aias Charley Wilson.
was arrested In this city this morning
BY Sheriff Emery np0n a wsrIans
from Elko county. Wilson 10 charged
with stealing from John Denning, OF
Ruby Valley, In May, 1872. q mule
which he traded or sold to Mr.. John
Msllus Of Grass Valley In this county.
The prisoner has at different periods
lived inthts. viciaity for sevefai-y oars
and has for sometime past been team
Ing on the road between here and Bat
tie Mountain. He will be taken 70
Elko for trial. 7 ~
The Chase mine, In New York
Canyon, which has been lying Idle for
some time past, has been leased ~ a
company consisting Of Messrs. king,
Ford, Rsynolda Conley and Barrett,
who commenced work iast Monday.
It 10 the Intention to put up machinery
and thoroughly prospect the mine. A
large amount Of money las been taken
out Of this mine hitherto. and there Y
every reason to suppose that u Still
contains bodies Of paying ore. we
wish the new company success.a"s
Hal Clayton, a well known Carsoi,
lawyer, passed through here this
morning en- route for Belmont,
whittier lie goes to defend Sampson,
the DuckWater murderer. II, on his
return he slides through town without
stopping over a day, as he did the last
time, we shall refuse to rc-clect him
Speaker Of the "Third House."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08

SoNE months since the United States
Consul at Pernambuco, took the depo-
sltion Of a sailor belonging to a vessel
from New London, who stated that he
aud others belonging to tho crew o.
that vessel, had been cruelty abandon
cd on one OF the South Sea Islands,and
left to perish. His comrades died
from cold and other causes. lie
charged the Captain and mate OF the
vessel with deserving them on pur-
pose. The deposition was filed In the
Department Of State, and thence for
warded to the Department OF Justice
After reviewing tho a s the Attorney
General transmitted the papers to the
Attorney General of New London.
with instructions to institute such In
yes.igations rs he believes necessary.
The Captain. 1t Is said. may be limo
cent Of Intentional desertion. He
states chat he did all in his power tc
find the men at the risk Of losing othel
lives, and even his vessel, and wa
finally forced to give up the search
and return home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
GENERAL rrEsts.

AT the session Of the Spanish Cortes.
on Saturday last, Senior CASTELAR,, the
proposed PrssidsntSof the Spanish Re-
public, was granted, In accordance
with his demands, extraordinary pow
ers, should he accept the office. lie
was authorized. by q unanimous vote
of the Cortez, to Increase the army, to
purchase $1,000 rifles, to organize the
militia, and to impose q forced loan,
by means OF which be might be able to
obsIn SOC, 900, 600 reals to meet the
expenses Of the WE against the Car
lists and insurgents. He was also
given authority upon Constitutional
guarantees to deprive certain Govern
ors Of powers which they now exercise
when In bis judgment such measures
become necessary.
The talk about N. Mori, Japanese
Envoy and Minister Of Finance, In
which It was alleged that he had fallen
into Disgrace with the home Govern
mens, proves to be untrue. Dispatches
say that he had a very warm and cor
dial reception by the Japanese author
tiles on his arrival homo, and that the
report that he was In disgrace, and
would not In future be permitted to
hold any official position Of honor Is
untrue, and was put In circulation by
his enemies for some unexplained
reason. ass raHE1g-uG
The Democratic State Convention at
Austin, Texas last Friday, passed a
resolution "~deprecating the action OF
the Democratic members OF Congress
In cooperating with the Republican
majority aud President Grant in the
passage Of the back pay BILL" Depre.
cate is a good word, but rather weak
The Pennsylvania Convention talked
in a different way to their back salary
grabbers. Repudlate would sound
better.
TIE coinage at the San Francisco
mint for. the month Of August was
unusually large, reaching the sum Of
81, l3l, 900, of which $4,000 was Ia
trade dollars. The work ofadjustine
each trade dollar Is equal to the work
on q so piece, the adjustment being
As fine as OH the more valuable coins,
and therefore the work Is equal to the
coinage Of q, AL. 900. In $50 pieces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08

Francis Pascoe was arrested last
evening by Sheriff Emery, and ap-
peared before Judge Logan this morn-
Ing to answer to the charge Of having
beaten Mary E. Leslie. The woman
testified to q series Of beatings, which
the defendant denied In toto, averring
that she caused his arrest on account OF
his refusal to procure her a bottle Of
whisky. The woman's testimony was
unsupported, except BY her bruises,
which were not visible TO the vulgar
gaze ; but she said she could show
them. They had been inspected, how
ever, by his Honor who remarked In
pronouncing sentence that he would
not msltreat a brute In such a man
mel. AS the woman Is In the habit Of
getting drunk. and as some Of the
Bruises might have been accidentally
received, while In that condition, his
Honor thought there might be reason
able doubt of the d%efendant's being
guilty of all that was charged BY the
1olu6le complainant and, therefore,
univ "painfui-dutied" the him In the
sum of $50, in default Of which he was
committed to the h~ospltable care OF
Sheriff Emery.-Resse Rfrer Reret1le,
Sept. 9th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
Political Purposes Of the People.

Does It signify nothing when the
whole people Of the country Is aroused.
and thousands Of the best citizens OF
the land come together every day to
enter solemn protest against the ex-
isting order? Are all these people
children engaged In game Of blind
man's buff This great social and
political upheaving has a Significance.
It means distrust In the political sit.
uation; 1t means condemnation Of
rings and cliques It signifies a dis
solution OF existing political organ
izstions ; It portends an DISCRIMINATING
warfare against corruption wherever
manifested 1t foretells the downfall
of a class OF men who. thrown to the
surface at q time Of great social dis
turbance, have ridden the waves Of
passion to position aud fortune, to the
detrinent Of the general interests; 1t
means q revolution that will dlsinte.
crate the parties which have esteemed
Il the highest effort Of statssmanship
10 rob the treasury and alienato the
patrimony Of the people BY forming
Corrupt alliances with uuprinclpled
rings. The political purpose OF the
people Is plain enough. They mean
to destroy the old parties.-Er.
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White Pine Items.
lrrom thc white Pine N0w., Sept.

From tho White Pine NOws, Sept. 81
Sanford Hall arrived from Cherry
Greek during the week. He reports
matters out that way as being In a
prosperous condition. The new mill
OF Gashwilsr & Co. Is being erected at
Egan Canyon aud will soon. be ready
for a start. Specimens Of ore brought
In from this district are indicative ola
valuable deposit in the Exchequer
mine, and, we are assured by Hall
that 1t Is n good property and must
show splendid results. Considerable
controversy arises In regard to the site
to be eventually selected for the build
ing Of a town, one faction clinging to
the present location aud another pre-
ferring Egan Canyon. The MILL when
built and proved a success Will decide
this Important problem.
We notice william Hardy In town.
a gentleman for a long time connected
with mines and milling In this State ;
moro recently at Virginia City and
Gold Hill. Mr. Hardy comes to as
sumo charge Of the mills belonging to
the Hidden Treasure and Ward Beech
er Consolidated companies, and will
hereafter have complete control over
their working. Gentlemen acquainted
with his abilities, inform US that he Is
one Of the most competent millmen OH
the coast.
During the last week Assessor Gram
lev has paid Into Treasurer Tmson
the sum Of $3.4O3 50, being the amount
collected on taxes during two weeks
In August just passed. This Is GER
tainly a good showing and assures US
that the prospect Of our county to
meet Its indebtedness Is decidedly I'M
proving. We can but commend the
industry displayed BY Cranley and his
deputies In the performance OF their
duties.
A private letter from Mineral City
informs US that the mill belonging to
the Watson Company, Of which d. Il.
| Elmore Is Superintendent, will com.
mence crushing ores on the 10th Inst.
The first run will be made on the ores
| of the company owning the mill, and
a success seems an assured fact.
We understand that the mill Of the
Troy Silver Mining Company will
shortly be started up on ore belonging
to the company. When We obtain relia-
BILE Information OF The future prospects
of this corporation, we will give it to
the public.
We saw Capt. Frank Drake allght
from the Palisade stage this week,
having just returned from a trip be-
low. Drake 10 pushing the work on
his new mill At Eberhardt, and hopes
to have 1t running before bad weather
sets In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
Elko Items.
From the Independent, Sept. SOL

From the Independent, Sept. So1
On Monday last Ben. Fitch was ex-
ercislng a pacing nag In u sulkey, but
1t Il hard telling which was exercised
the most. The gay roadster was COM
lug up Fourth street when 1t occurred
to him that 1t would be q good oppor-
tunity to embrace Ben. and he did
with his hind feet. Result-Ben. sat
down In the dust, and the horse
brought up under the stairs Of tho Ma
sonic hall. Ben.'s face presents the
appearance Of a rough pine board.
On Wednesday last a farmer who
had Just come Ia from the country left
his team standing In the street un-
hitched and the horses took a run
around town. In their spin they ran
upon the sidewalk, demolished a por-
tion Of Mooser's awning, broke the
tongue out Of the wagon, which they
left down by the river, and raised old
Ned In general.
Sheriff Scott was the owner OF a fine
span Of buggy horses, but the best Of
tho two was killed this week under the
| lOilOW lux SltCuluskutNOs
Bradley has been stopping In town for
some days, and on Monday, being de-
sirous Of visiting his ranch on the
South Fork, started out In SCOTS
team. When In the canyon q few
miles from town the horses became re-
fractory and commenced kicking. One
Of them struck the tire Of the wheel
with such force as to break bis leg,
and, therefore, had to be shot.
The Executive Committee Of the
University organization has at last
concluded Its labors, the requisite
amount of capital having been sub
scribed and considerable paid In. The
plans and Specifications have arrived,
aud tho committee Is now advertising
for sealed proposals to erect the build
Ing, and ere long we may expect TO
hear the clink Of the hammer and
trowel and see the walls OF the Ne.
vada State University looming heaven
ward. Thanks to the energy Of our
citizens.
The Land Office at this place has
been Idle for nearly a year, owing to
the fact that there Is no Receiver.
There Is a large amount Of business
that would be transacted were there
any Receiver; but we will not have
| one before December.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08

The reports from the new mines are
yefy encouraging this week. Free
man & Co. have obtained possession
Of the Leopard mine aud q force oil
men are now employed In stripping
the ledge and pillng up float rock.
Double the amount Of loose ore, OF
float, Il found than was anticipated.
and is very rich generally. The solid
ore Ia found to Be sixteen feet wide
showing the mineral generally DIFF
fused throughout its whole extent.
The evidences Of a large and perma-
nsnt lead are thus far very encour-
aging. We learn that Mr.. George
Seitz has purchased IN interest In this
mine and will Immediately commence
the shipment Of ore to Winnemucca
for reduction.-EMo I~ndspendnt, Sep
TENDER 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08

WITH a most painful lack OF loyal
resnect. the Boston CongregatfonalisI
advises applicants for seats on the
Supreme Bench Of the onited sta.e'
70 ".ddress Simon Cameron, Ben. F.
Bntler or Senator Conkling, care oil
the President"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
Births.

lINN-In Virginia City, Sept. 9Th, 70 the wife
Of John I. CHM, ; con, weighing II pounds.
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.t.",,'ls' il ths Eycc y.
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TUE
TORPEDO PATENT sulgl
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Ceyo,

"a ~
The fo!lo~tnz 10 the decision rtnderealy .r,-
Nskennsn, .; Nsy Term of,he Circuit, Com. lug
10 - car CON. u the r'nied s,a,e- IN
ffe Western Disirei u Pernsylyspia II
Bohesti " Sicaoie. 6eysr NO i--Nsv
iss In Equhy M
r. s',-r %. 1s.2, rst.I nlsd and .ub,u,,
sued 80
"aorrts''tr n'''es'c'srrlica'iep Tor psel,n,,
az rlrnc, u axsed,z VIZ h '"'"n
Deara'~E Il, Jssa. No,ion for p,elim,D.,
Junction heard, sLd the'conri heirz tuly sa,i,,a
t.c IIa.nisss the il js-ct ol. as a.e,i A.. ,o,.a,
A.G ds,r'e { ~.
Jti a.ry Il. iS7s. ,lFfr tion seueia nd on -.
s.rh day .. janUaF, L. nc maj, served bss ,,n.
.a- b, copy. .4H5 ..,..ll
Nay p, 1873 Rn.a lssuet ;or de,ende,, IN d,
eAl-. 81: at schmen Should not i..ue for c,uc,n,
.n,is.atii,, INJUNCTION Md ti'y served W."
Jruc2i, 1873 Rule TOR .,tschmen, IN MI, "a.
came on to he ies'd, srd sf',r .rgrn.u, of cop,,
pro and cor the ocsrt being full adyi..d in :,
prEIHl'e-, tie EUe i. mace slsoiui.. and A..
teace g.: he Com; j., that the -ad det.near NJ,
Uias Ceyer. b. imp o-ef,ed in ,he COMMON fail a,
AHeseny County for aud cutiuy The term q, -,
day., aud that he Jay tie costs q this p.eco
Ins. %. -e:. orr ..<
June I'd, 1873. Ccnn.iitrt .ssu,l.
Tte II HIctien 4. his cis- ~ns ;er .!rltirg,r.,
Of The Roberts rsi.nt Of No icsl',d tie Be "a,
eI'), 70, ircr. a-uc the p,odus;iy-rels Of OIL well.
The &c, Of niringeiarpt for h'ch the t,fe,ds,
Wa rorni'etfoF cyrnq, eon-i-,ed in ailp,
Al,Hzn5.A hsr.. iu "a n, d,ns iorr,co., IN =
wels Being ihe -ame act .! Infringement for which
HaUar was a.fo committed in he cate No g. So
yeu,bcr Term. 1858, US before ss',J
TIE Ceutt MckenI sn, ], s,cr delivering NJ,
orii ion in lie Hainsr case. preceded to .ep,rc,
NieIo s. Gs!cr for contempt, and deliv.,.d tie al
owing o.al opinion:
LIN the csse ON yno,.s Geycr oha-srd with n
ame ofense. Issh er,irel, sat, @, tia, there W.
A i'd resent in re E.sis well at least A, IIo,.
,ntira'sd 70 Hr coui'si in The e4urse IF he org..
mont tie prcSsnce u JiAid IN the vel, Uleti,r d,
,i-ed or MT, ,' an tnJ-fngeren, ofM, pa.en, asda
''' 0eh Y hs tnjanetton y'the Curt.
Mr Roberts. BY bis patent uses as one of the min
clpal elements Of his invention fu ,smp,u, and
wherever there I. fluid sufficient in a well a, the
time fine explosion Of torpedo, TO on, rata Al,
tsmp!tg. whslher il gef- there naturally or /, mi,
thtra artitcay, his patent j. irfrinred. This VA,
cl.ail; the case in regard TO the Bcal- we'll
But Nr Gtycr seems 10 have been rislcd nv
fan!ar, who tod him ihst he merely waniei to
maNc an experiment and DO no, think ,h. BE-.
y tFe net time, 'hst be cAsht to be y,-y severely
pUn-hed
he aiso T abridged gnil,y Of contempt and order.
co 10 piy TIE costs Of mis- preceding and undergo
An impri> i>"rmtnt in the county jal! fur len dsu :
htec ms viii he the IA I of N, Sc case. tcciuse
" 'hr n a. cl comes 70 CfIr notice arsn wruil Ne
cm-rain,c 10 impo. .uoh punishment A. will ter.!
to make the detiec q. he Court erec'ual.
,lnne Film,
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Cnm.nn,n,lnn hn. N. nLipln IN a ncr1

Consu Usp'ion hnA ia q. igin IN u acr0fnlcols
nrd corrupt aurr OF the blood, hence the iHllscy 81
ir"n;ug nnH tsogae with couuh syrup, baFins
&c, rc. 10 tnru conHInplion we must purity and
ehloh III" hl"'o rnd when the hloni ia pure Cnn
aNupipu crtot ry.-l prI NrCulIurr'. gw,l
$50 q 1'h'nrl penetrate IA" secret ambush Of nj
Gtrnd dltrn'e l'"Tlciluiua,ts /, root md mis-
,lN Que ,nN" hneNnG' hy rrinru in,illRrriCp
wpHtd You ~''n'wnyp feel th,nirnl y tnhms
,.c.' ~ 90 "A ~ ,,, ,.'
e. ~
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Avoid Quacks and Imposters
No Charge for Adviaa and Con mi tattou.

d.. ~ B. Dsott, Graduate of Jefferson INsdica!
Co'2e9s, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on ~ diseas9s, Of the
ss'Sual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
40 especial study either in male or female, no
long standing. A pfactios Of 50 years enables
him to treat disease with Success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis.
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide TO Health Price 10 cents.
j. D. DYOTF, Id, Physician and S9Sgeo y
l0i Duane st New York,
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iSyirArIONa CIRCULARS "ROGRAMM Es
tAEpn, II, hE1'S Str.
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pON,T HE alUMDUGGED

WIN qiaCk1 and inprst, ra, who will not a ono
fleece you, but IN ninety nine cascs out Of u hun
dgcd dpsu Nuu y IN halfan copnivh calOme, &c ,
mFklTg your caag wOrsc. RcsOIt ut once to the
uily Sovereign r-rrdy that can be relied on, Dr. Nc
thluni5 Root Hood Soarcncr, which bmIi, hes
from The sy-'cm all form Of private diseases and
yifn- ia the blood; also, seminal weakne.s loss ui
energy, lO-s of memory and nll n.rvuu. di-cls.s
I,,uliing from sell abuse, which desroys both mind
and bod !, rendering marriage inpo-sihe. Warrun
'ci. lrca by m1ii (-,currly s-tRi, no cxpOsurcl
Z on p pnchigc Zach package makes u quart
of Blood Suorcher Williams NJ, dicins Co.. Ii,'s
burph, va BOX l236,i ,ramphlct Free.
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For "a le

y t'Dg sale
laOnO 10 10000 frrt 81 SECOND HAND
TUBING. at from % 10 30 els rpr ;oof
Inc Tn'In is IN lirsl class order and all
r.Adv li'tsH
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Merchants, Lawyers. .Ilsiioc- OF the Peace Land
Aroni, on Dca er. aud Agents, lnAn ranc. Agents
Fxprs.srrn aud other parties IN wnnt. ARE Informed
ihNt wcsrr procured torxccufe 10 order AL kinds Of
El.ANKS, bu,ine,a or l.r.l. n quired IN ,ha com
muuity
I",hnn 'attonnrc rcspactfuly solicited. .JI..
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NEW ADvERTlsENESTs
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PUT AWAY FOR SAFETY.

Yesterday morning word camo to stats'a At
torney Reed TINT an attompt waB being made to
hush up tho shorwin-Kaminski rapo caso. Hay-
ing interviewed tho p1osccutrix, Bertha Kanin-
ski, be learned that Bho had boon offered 1900,
by parties interested, to lot by-gonoa DO by-goueB
aa oifor which sho reloctod with Hcorn, sho
ayerring that thcro ia not, enough money in
Chicago to buy her Off from hor 1xed letormina-
tlon OF having tho fullest revenge tho law allows
her upon lor rayiBlor. Acapias waB Immediately
drawn out and placed for execution in tho hands
OF Dailtn Hutchinson, Of tho Criminal Court.
Tho bailifr hunted high and low for his
aAA' as mon iof bis ttth 'G frosaont, @ but
UP to o'clock no sight had boon obtained Of
Shorwin. Returning to tho Criminal Court.
Hutchinson spied 6horwln standing on Olark
street within loo ynrda Of tho jail. On bolng
approached, tho object. OF tue bailift'B long
search displayed no kind OF foollng wlateYor.
IIe smiled afrably at tho officer, drew lls arm
within his own, and struck bce-lne for tho
Court, ronlarking, 'tAll right, doorgo;1 know
what you're after" An Introduction to Mr.
Folz who aelectod cell No. 7 as tho flttcst rost-
ing place tor Shorwin, oloKod the morning y
work. Tho full particulars Of the alleged crime
for which Bhorwln will have to atnna his trial
hayo already been published.