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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09
LATEST NEWS.

Dispatches from Vienna and Con-
stantinople deny tho existence oil tho
cholera In Austria or Turkey.
"A special from TIfas, 10 the London
Telegraph, says that q war Is probable be-
tween Russia and BAkahavA.
John B. Hawley, OF Illinois, and ].
N. RuSk, Of Wisconsin, have conveyed
their back pay into the United States
Treasury.
The fight between Chambers and
Seddons for light weight championship
and $1,000, takes place on the 81 instant
within flve-hundered miles Of New York
city.
The semi annual meeting Of the
North Western Association Of the General
Erieght Agents convened at Milwaukee,
Wednesday night, no business Of general
interest was transacted. The next meet.
ing will be held at Toledo.
"A special fron Taunton. Mass, says
FIRE broke out Wednesday night In
WilbuFs steble, and spreading to the City
Hotel stables, consumed them; also,
Jones Atheneum and the stores under.
meath, and several frame tenement houses.
Loss 100000.
Tho Chicago and Northwestern, and
Milwaukee and 81 Paul railroad compa-
mics have decided 10 pool their earnings
from now until April lst, 1880, 10 pro
portion oi 90 per cent 10 the 40 per cent
arrangement exclusive oL that portion the
northwest road running TO Marquette
known as the PeniSular road.
Tho Northwestern Associated Presl
last evening concluded q contract with
the Western Associated Press and Tele.
gragh Company for the continued use and
transmission OF dispatches. The Board
Of Directors comprises the following. j.
H. White, Of Davenport; J. 8 Clarkomr
OF Des Moines; D. W. W. Carver, Of Du'
buque; 8. II. CLARK, Of Keokuk; ThSd
Baicomhe, Of 0mshsi J.. T. Codogan, ol
Quincy, and D. l.. Phillips, Of Springfield,
Tho association will adjourn tomorrow,
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A Horrible DiSooyeTy..A Family
that Carried on tho Murder Bust
ness at Wholesale.
PARSONS, Ks, May Slight dead
bodies, including one child eighteen
months old, has be0n found under the
house Of the Bender family, thirteen miles
west OF here, in Lafayette county, near
which the body Of Senator York's brother
was found. The Bender family lei! the
country about two weeks ago, but the ex.
element is so great, and the determine
tion to bring the guilty parties to Justice
so strong, that no efforts will bo spared TO
effect their arrest ' s'tl- -.
KANSAS CITY, May ga special dis.
patch TO the Kansas City TINES tonight,
from Cherry Vale, Kansas, the scene Of
the murder OF William York and otherS,
gives, the following as the names Of
the bodies thus far discovered and iden.
tilted: B. +. Mckenzie, recognized by his
brother.in.law, Il. LDncbor; and child
eighteen months old, identified by its
father in.laW, W. +. L. Carthy 23rd
Illinois infantry; D. Brown, identified by
Howard to be. tho man who had q silver
ring on his little finger.,with the initials
oil John Geary, Of Howard county. He
was identified by his wife and WIN. a.
York by his brother, Col. A. York. All
were killed by blow on the back OF the
head with O hammer and their throats
cuts, except the little girl Tho ground
will be plOughed for the other bodies to.
morrow. Suspected parties will be az
rested tonight.
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GkpGnteuiqencfr
Martins Ferry Items.

FROM the NewS,)
NEssns. SWEENEY ~ McCLuNEY have
.hipped within the past week fourteen
Auaired packages Of glass to different
p4r;s OF the country. -. ..- s.
IUGu MCCoRD purchased from Charles
srbrightt two acres and half ot1and lying
IN the river bank above town. The price
psid was three thousand, four hundred
dollars.
BIO PEICE.-Messrs. Culbertson Wiley
It Co. have purchased from Hugh Nc
Cord TWO lots, fifty by ono hundred feet
east, lying Just opposite their foundry, Tor
Two thousand dollars. .s.r
COOP SHOWING. was received
at this depot during the month OF April
80 cars Of freight, amounting 70 0.92O, 600
hounds. There was sent from the dep5s
sixty loaded cars, or zoo, 900 pounds.
SEVERAL little boys were the other day
engaged on tho street playing Mod0cs.
AlI went fairly until Captain Jack got
corucred up IN an ash bin; and Shack
Nasty jim trced up q stove pipe; but just
then tho old lady put in an appearance
with broom stick in hand, and the way
,hosc Indians got out Of iheir little lava
beds was sudden and terrible warning
to all little boys who'go charging around
IN other peoples, wood sheds.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEw YoRK, May 9.-A decision OF the
Court Of Appeals deciding unconstitu.
iionsl the laws OF 1872, levying a tax Of
81 mills on taxable property Of the State
to supply the deficiency in the treasury,
deprives the treasury OF upwards oil seven
million dollars Of revenue, and leaves
the Comptrolle no constitutional means
to meet current demands.
The court Oyer and Terminer and the
Supreme Court, adjourned yesterday,
in respect Of the death Of Chief Justice
Chase. r.. sr
a quarter Of n century having elapsed
since DR.. E. II. Chaplin assumed the pas.
torato Oi the Fourth avenue Solicit 30.
cieIy. The event was appropriately
honored, yesterday, in the church, and
DR.. Chspin was presented with ten thou.
sand dollars.
Since January 1st 26s05 Germans have
arrived at Castle Garden.
There was q large crowd at the City
Hall this afternoon awaiting the an
nouncement Of the Mayors nominations.
The Board OF Aldermen took up the nom.
nations made by the Mayor last Monday,
and con6rmedihem all, the vote In several
cases being unanimous.
Judge Brady will charge the jury In the
BleakGley case tonight.
Gen. Mcclellan sent communication
to the Department Of. Docks, this alter
noon, resigning his position as Chief En-
gineer. -
The Board Of Aldermen this afternoon
adopted appropriate resolutions on,the
death Of Chief Justice Chase. The Cham.
Der oil Commerce will hold special meet.
ing tomorrow to take appropriate action.
Dos PASsos, one Of Stokes counsel, re-
Ceived letter to-day threatening him
with direct evil II hc persisted In carry.
ing the case Of his client 10 the Court ol
Appeals
The anniversary 0I the American and
Foreign Christian Union was held to-day.
The ,reasurer's report shows the receipts
for the past year 10 be Sl86, ,430; dis
burscments, $ll0,8S3
Stokes will be brought before the Su.
prcme court at It's general term on Non.
day next, 10 be sentenced.
The funeral o. Gen. Paez takes place
Saturday morning, at Saint Stephens
church.
Tho strike Ol the horse shoers employed
by the railroad and stage lines has ex.
tended to most Oft companies. The sth,
81, 9th and eth avenue lines have en-.
ployed non society men.
The Crlspins threaten TO strike 10 six.
teen shops which have Just been classified,
unless advance on wages are conceded.
Lady CriSplns, Of which there arc large
number, will strike next week. The Cris-
pins 10 Brooklyn strike tomorrow.
The trial Of Robt P. Bleakley Tor the
murder OF his niece, Mary Anue Foley,
alias Maud Merrill, was concluded this
afternoon, when the jury alter two hours
consultation, gave a verdict Of murder In
the second degree. Bleakley was then
sentenced 10 Imprisonment tor life In the
States Prison.
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E,s AHD EssRs $50, you have fin
shed yonr studies at the seminary l
Was much pleased with the closing exer-
tscs The author OF that pOem-Miss
White, | think you call her--bids fair to
become known as poet"
"We think the authOress will become
celebrated rs u pOGteGs," remarked the
young lsdy, pGrlly, with marked en-
phasis on the two words Of the sentence.
"Oh--aIl," replied tho old gentleman,
booking thOughtiully over his gold spec
lacles at the young lady, ~ hear her sis.
Ter was quite an actress, and under Miss
liOSmcr's instruction will undoubtedly
become quite q sculptoress."
The young lady appeared lrritated.
The seminary" continued the old gen.
,lrmen, with inpertubsblo gravity, sis
lOrluuate in having IN efficient board Of
manageresscs. From the presidentess
DOWN 10 the humblest teacheress, unusual
talent Is shown. There is Miss Harper,
who, AS a chemistrCss, Is unequalled, and
Mrs. Knowles has already q reputation as
an astronomeress. And In the depart
ment Of music, few can equal Miss Kel-
lOgg Us u singercss."
The young lady did not appear to like
the chair she was sitting on. She took
the sofa at the other end Of the room.
"Yes," continued the old gentleman, as
il talking TO himself, "those White sisters
,,o very talented. Mary, l understand,
has turned her attention TO painting and
tue drama, and will surely become fa'
nous as an acIless and paintrCsT and even
now, as lecturess"-
ALOUD slamming Of the door caused the
old gentleman to lock up, and the criti-
cess anl grammarisncss was gone =
Etrtanqe.
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Tho Treaty With Cochise, tho
Apache Chief.

PROTEST PROM TIE GOVERNOR OF SONORA.
WAsurHdToN, May s,-Tho Commis.
sloner Of Indian AllAirs has received q
copy Of tho protest ol J. Pesqueira, Gov
ernor Of Sonora, TO Gov. Stafford, Of Ari-
zona, against what he suppoScs 10 be the
sGipulailons of the treaty entered into be.
tween Gen. o. D. Howard and the In
dian Chief CoChise. Gov. Pesquelra re-
cites a list Of the murders aud lesser
crimes committed by Cochise between
November last and March of the present
year, and claims that the treaty allows
CochiSe to have free range in Mexico.
Commissioner Smith says this is an en-.
tire mistake as the treaty in no way re-
iers TO Sonora o. any other Mexican
Territory. II is true that the atrocities
have been committed In Sonora by the
Apaches as Pesqueira alleges, but II
participated In by any member OF Co.
chiSe's band, 1t was without Cochisc's
sanction, as all oil the reports show that
he has personally conformed in good
faith TO tho terms and spirit OF the treaty,
though he may have been unable 10 con-
troll the outlaws Of his band. e.
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FIR PoPE RECEIVES ANOTHER pEPUTA
SPAIN.

LONDON, May Sit Is rumored that
the Spanish government Is manufacturing
a large amount Of paper currency which
It intends to iorco into circulation.
MADRID, May S.-0flcIal dispatches
announce the total route oi the Carlist
forces under the personal command Of
Doregarry. The railway trains from b.
iasta and Andalusla were stopped yester.
day by armed men, who robbed the pas
ssngers and baggage wagons.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

sAN FRANCISCO, May s-Gov. Booth
has granted John Devine, sentenced to
be hanged tomorrow, a reprievo Of five
days.
A dispatch from Portland says tho ru.
mors about the conduct and attitude oI
the Indians Of Eastern Oregon are con.
AiCting. Ocheo, chief Of tho Snakes and
Piutes, says he will remove bis people
from the vicinity oil the Lava Beds, and
that none Of them shall give aid to the
Modocs. Chief John Schonchen and sew.
eral other fallen Aodocs are being for
Warded TO military headquarters here.
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FOE the Independently .-
FAST WoRK.-In one week the Bellairr
Nail Works with tilty.onc machines made
1850 kegs Of nails. The operatives say
this Is rapid work, and has never been
5eatCn in this part Of the country.
Work on the blast furnace Is being
pushed forward as rapidly as the uncer-
lain and unfavorable state Of the weather
will permit Mr. Montgomery thinks he
s4n have tho furnace ready to make iron
N July.
SINCE the beginning Of the war at
MOundsville, about who should control the
penitentiary, quite number Of West Viz.
yinlans have put In an appearance on this
,ide Of the river. It Is supposed that they
wish to avoid a draft in case Of war In
West Virginia.
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Railroad Accident.

LoUIsvTLLE, May S-This evening IS
No. 2 passenger train for Cincinnati over
the Short Lino road was passing Wood
lawn Station, seven miles from this city,
1t was thrown from the track by switch
which had been moved by some malicious
person. Tho engineer and fireman were
slightly injured. Nobody else hurt, though
the engine, baggage car, two passenger
and ono sleeping coach were thrown of
tho track, The train was delayed an
hour and a half. but the track Is now
clear. This Is the first accident ot tho
kind for five montha.
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Enforcing the New Liquor Law In
Boston,

BOSTON, May s.-The State Constables
arc going about the city, to-day, serving
notifications suited 10 the various grades
Of liquor sellers. Wholesale dealers are
not interfered with, but bar.room keepers
are notified to close OF once, on tho pain
Of prosecution. All sellers al whole
sale and retail are warned against
selling over a bar. The eating house
keepers are asked what they sci, and 1t
tho answer Is ale, porter and cider eau
tIon them against giving their customers
ANYTHING stronger Is imposed upon them,
Hotel keepers manifest disposition 70
take no notlce OF the edlct, and small
dealers only vary their form Of answering
the calls OF thirsty customers. The
principal brewers will hold meeting to-
night and 1t Is reported that q propagation
will be urged to send their stock out OF
the State and suspend manufacturing.
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CHICAGO.

Departure Of tho PreSIdcnt-..Grand
Musical Jubilee In June.
CHICAGO, May s.-PreSldent Grant and
family lett Tor Washington this morning
at nine o'clock In a special car on the
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne road.
Arrangements have been completed for
. grand h3bilee concert to be held in the
immense new depot Of the Michigan
Southern & R. l. Railroad In this city
during tho frst week Of June. The con.
cert will be.under the leadership Of P. b
Gilmore, Of Boston Jubilee fame, and the
performers will number between 200 and
800. The building viii be comfortably
seated and will accommodate an audience
Of 10000 people.
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ST. LOUIS.
The ConEressionnl E1eurslon.

Aho SouBASSSlOuul G4SuSAOAs
ST. LOUIS, May s.-The Executive
Committee having in charge tho prepara.
lion for the Congressional convention TO
be held here next week, met again to-
day. Mayor Brown presented telegram
ron Mayor Wills Of New Orleans, in re.
ply 10 his question yesterday, as TO wheth.
Ct the authorities Of New Orleans would
receive the excursion party at Galveston,
sud take them 10 New Orleans by
way Of the BallsG. Mayor Wills tel.
rfaphed, by authority OF the city
council Of New Orleans, extending cor.
ltl invitation to the Congressional dele.
ntCs to visit New Orleans and remain
ae guests OF that city as long Is ngreea.
DE 10 them, and states that committee
reception has been appointed who will
strange for their entertainment As the
lsp4ich says nothing about providing for
he conveyance Of the eXcurSiOnisis from
Galveston TO New Orleans, It was regard.
I'd as indefinite and It was decided 10 re.
quest New Orleans TO send committee
"conIer with the Congressman, and ar
huge, il possible, for extending the eX'
ei'slOn to that city. A telegram was also
received by A. NJ. Hobley, chairman Of
las committee at Galveston, inquiring
aoS many will visit that city, &c, and
rliending the hospitalities OF the city TO
'ae excurSiOnisls.
Ap4rty Of some thirty eastern gentle
men, bankers, merchants railroad men
Ni journalists arrived here this after
9O0n and arc quarterCd ut the Planters
House as the guests Of the Atlantic 4
rAcihc Railroad. They " III remain in
ae city till Saturday when they will g
% an excursion 10 the Indian territory
over the Atlantic s. Pacific Railroad, re-
tCf1lng by way Of the Missouri, kansai
y Texas road 10 Junction City, KS
i5eace by the Kansas Pacific and hissour
''clhc roads 10 st. Louis.
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The PreSIdsnt's vIBIttO Connecticut.

HARTFORD, May s--The President, in
consequence Of the extent Of his western
tour, will not make his proposed visit to
Governor Jewell, but will limit his stay
In Connecticut to the time necessary to
attend the reunion Of the Army OF the
Potomac at New Haven next week.
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The U. P. Railroad lnVeEeSt...De.
ciDIon bY the AIIoEn0Y GeneTal.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The Attorney
General has decided that under the act Of
1873, all compensation for services to the
Government BY the Union Pacific Com
pany upon It's railroad OF any kind Is 10
Be retained so long as any interest in the
U. 8. by the company upon itS bonds re-
main unpaid add that the railroad Of the
company across the bridge at Omaha 70
one Of the railroads to which said act sp.
plieI.
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CINCINNATI, May s S-Rlver 81 feet and
rising. Weather fair and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May s.-River rising with
II feet inches in canal, 0 feet 0 Inches
In chute, 7s feet under bridge. Weather
partially cloudy and pleasant. Freight
scarce and business dull.
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Testimonial Of Tho Richmond Bar.

RICHMOND, Va, May s.-Tho bar and
judiciary in this city met to-day, and
adopted resolutions expressive Of tho loss
the country has suffered by the death Of
Chiet Justice Chase. The courts have
adjourned In respect to his memory, and
the newspapers generally have eulOgistic
notices OF the deceased. The feeling Of
regret among the people Is very general.
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Il, NEW YORK, May s.-ArrivGd-SteamGr
M,Hhington from Brest, and steamer Al.
sefi1 from Liverpool.
QcEENsTowN, May s. Arrived
''eamet Italy, from New York.
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An exemplary lady Of our acquaintance
who was about to send a somewhat faded
black silk gown to the dyeFs, had her
mind changed by happening to open her
pFayer.bOOk ut tho hymn, Sinner, turn;
why will you dyer" and she turned 1t
accordingly.
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FOREIGN.
ROME.
A Belief that the Pope Is Dead

A BELIEF that the Pope lS Dead
LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Rome TO the Standard says that tho Pope
received the pilgrims from France Mon
day, Ggaipst the sdvices Of his physlciGnO,
and was very much Frustrated after the
audience The same dispatch says that
1t is generally believed that the Pope is
dead, but nothing TO confirm this belief
has been received in London.
THE PoPE RECEIVES ANOTHER pEPUTA.
TIoN.
RoME, May S.--The Pope to-day re-
ceived a deputation from Spain who
brought q large contribution from the
faithful. In reply to their address he ex
horted them to take warning from recent
events In Spain, and hoped the princes
and tho people would return TO christi
anity and morality.
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weather Report.
wAR DPARFNENT,
UyYIuE OF I'm CHIIT SIGNAL 0FPIGN1.
WAGHMoFoH, D. G., Nay s.-S01P.H. !
PROBABILITIES


For Gulf and South Atlantic States
generally clear weather and higher pres
sure and temperature, for Northwest and
thence 10 lower Missouri and Ohio VAL
leys, Northerly and Northwesterly winds,
cloudy and clearing weather with lower
and rising barometer, from
the Lakes and thence to Kentucky and
West Virginia, Northeasterly and North
westerly winds, cloudy and rainy weather
clearing Friday evening, for Eastern and
Middle States, Southeasterly and North
winds and generally cloudy and
rainy weather. Cauaonary signals con-
tinue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, CleVe-
land, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego. Nor
folk, Baltimore, Cape May, New York,
New Haven, New London and are order.
ed for Woodshole, Boston, Portland
Maine and Eastport.
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RICHMOND, Va, May S-Thc streams
-sT very much swollen BY the recent rain,
1Sl Fs much damage has already been done,
,Geie are Icars that the floods will be IS
0issISfous as those Of 1870.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Msys-A passenger train ran
of the track near Shrewsbury and daahed
down q steep -embankment. The car
riages were badly wrecked, and four per-
sons were killed and many wounded.
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BOSTON, May S.-OAkes Ames died at
$50 tonight. He died peacefully, sur
rounded BY his family. The funeral
takes place Sunday.
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attend the funeral Governor E. F.
Noyes, .ot. ohi6, has sent the following
dispatch: . : - '3' 80
"Ohio profoundly mourns the death Of
Chief Justice Chase. All hearts are filled
with tender heartfelt sympathy for his
bereaved family. A great man has fallen
and nation Is in sorrow. 90 -
[signedl EDWARD +. NoYEs,
"G0pern0r of Ohi0."
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(By tho Western Union Limo,
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and AOnroe Stsl
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THE death Of Minister James L. Orr,
will cause now scramble for that rather
attractive bone, the ambassadorshlp to
ST. Petersburg.
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CINCINNATI.
LaHS Theological Seminary Com.
menccinenI.

LaMO TLooIoEioaI SEMINARY Com.
menccmenI.
CINCINNATI, May S-The Lane Theo-
logical Seminary held its 37th commence
ment anniversary to.dsy. Addresses were
made by the graduating class. Professor
Henry Smith oi the Seminary delivered
the parting addresses to the class, and
Rev. 4. G. PiersOn Ol Detroit, delivered
sermon 10 the Seminary Society OF in
qu!ry.
RESPECT TO SIR. CHASE,
The United States Court adjourned un.
till Saturday, In respect 10 the memory OF
Chief Justice Chase. Tho Hamilton Dis
trict Court and Superior Court adjourned
at noon and held meeting in the after
noon preliminary to the bar meeting to
he held next Saturday at tho United
States District Court rooms to pass 1850
lutions ofrespect
REMAINS OF BISHOP M'ILVAINE.
The body OF Bishop McIlvainc arrived
this morning, and was conveyed to his late
residence In Clifton. Tomorrow morn
ing it will be taken to St. Paul's Church,
where at eleven o'clock 1t will be re-
moved in procession at eleven o'clock to
Christ Church, where the funeral ser
vices will be performed in tho evening
RI. Rev. Bishop Lee, Of Delaware, will
preach the funeral sermon. Quito large
attendance oI the clergy from abroad Il
expected. Bishop Hillmuth, Lord Bishop
Of Huron, Is hare with his Secretary also
Deacon and Canon Balsk. A large mum
Der Of the Ohio clergy have already ar
rived,
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Ex-Governor Morgan sailed for
Europe, Wednesday,
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Dangerous fitness Of John Stewart
.. Mill.
LONDON, May s.-John Stewart Mil
&, .,l-an-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RBfoRE

Exclusively to tho -IntsllIgsneer.
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KANSAS.

A Horrible DiscoyeTy--A Family
that Carried on tho Murder BuSt-
ness at Wholesale.