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, 1873-08-24

ST. Lou1g, Aug. pa apecial dispatch from
ed circulation III papora outside Of that Stato, aud
which purports to give an account of an attempt
to throw train OH tho Missouri Pacific Railroud
from Tho track, four miles Gust Of Holdon, No.,
with the evidont design OF robbing tho paBson-
gers, and subsequent killing OF ono and wound
ing Of another Of tho dosporaioos at Holden, ia
pronounced by tho o1cera of tho Rail-
aud aud taat tho % ontire ~ story ''oi is. iasS, mnds
out Of whole cloth. The conductor Of tho
train mentioned says nothing Of tile kind oc~
cured, other that evening or on any othor occa-
sion, and that tue story ia base fabrication
from beginning to end.
, 1873-08-24
ST. LOUIS,

Weekly Mortality Ifcp0rt--Sertous II and
Ei1tul Enl1s--'aIie Mutual Insurance
CONapnny's TrOuhlcB--.Ete City So
cing~Eyil Ordinance Declared ILL.,
valid.
ST. LOUIS, No.. Aug. 23.-Tho mortality report
Of this woek shows tho total doathH 1893; cholera,
y; clolera nlorbuH, % cholera infantu,n. "a.
Mr.. McMahon, Of tho Keystone bridge Com
pany, Of Pittsburgh, and superintendent OF tho
erection Of tho suporstruettro Of tho bridge at
this point, foil from scatrod laHt evening, and
received seyoro intcrtal injuries.
1t is now definitely stated tint of tho old
Board Of Directors Of tho ST. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company, only John Ifaon hts ro-
fused to resign in fayorof the new Board recent
IL elected.
q workman on tho bridge, fell from tho western
abutnlont, distance OF fifty feot into tho river
striking pieeo Of lumber In Ills descent He
WINS rescued from tho water, but died almost i'm
med1atoly from internal fpj juricH.
Judge Calvin, of tho Court OF Criminal Cor
roction, to-day rendered ls decision in tho case
Of ". G. Elliott ys. Kato Clark, for keeping d
bawdy-houso, which was argued lust Saturday.
constitutionality Of tho Bocia1-ogil ordinance
now in foreo horo. The Judge decided TINT tho
provisions Of tho ordinance arc dalnotricalIy op-
posed to the State law under which this prosccu-
tion is had and tiaat tho amendment to tho city
charter, permitting tho City Council to regulate
prostitution, was special act applying only to
st. Louis, and therefore unconstitutional, ifaB-
much as that instrument provides TINT tho Cen
oral Assembly shall pass no special law i'll any
caso by which provision can be made by gon-
oral Inv. Tho Judge says further it Is a special
law in ita application to but ono sex, md not to
both Rcxos. In this it il agaiust tho spirit of the
bill of rights. Tho lawa should operate uniform
ly. The oronsea charged in tho information
could not bo if tho other Hox werenot participants
in it. It Is unjust aud unfair that ono
Of tho parties to tho olrcnse should
bo required to conform to tho multitudinous,
groivols, aud burdonsome regulations, whilst
the other party docs not ovon recoivo tacit
recognition. This subject cannot be rendered
less crime by our humane legislation than It
actually ia. No law but tho universal law Of
compensation can regu1ate it. My views Of this
matter aro that tho words " to regulate" in the
connection in which they appear in tho
charter, aro not inconsistent with any
law Of this State. and havo received
h construction altogether too broad; Tint
they DO not Justify tho pnssngo Of the ordinance
relied upon by the dofondatts of such moasur-
ing Of tho worda to roguiato" as WAS UNDER
stood by tho City Council to bo tho truo NOAH
ing. I say, then,' tho Genora! Assembly OK
coedod their constitutional INwer when thoy
n.nilo tho grant, because no such power exists
in tho Constitution.
Kate Clark wna fnod 900, and Lizzio Sa-
willie, who WAS aao defendant Ia the case, tho
same amount. Motion made for d new trial IT
rofusod, an appeal will be mado to tho Supreme
Court
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says all the deaconH, ministers, otc., now in tho
employ Of the Government will bo dismissed ut
tho expiration OF their present contracts, at the
rapeated and urgent request Of the Department.
Of Religion. The writor says: "There ia fur too
wear and tho profession to which they belong.
Thoao mon. and women. too, como to Japan on
salaries from aome missionary Board ut homo,
apply for contract in solno Japanese school,
Ind thon draw both salarios, taking their road
ing lessons from tho bible, when q clause in tho
contract which they havo signed expressly pro-
hibits them from teaching the religion. It ia
such that tho Government intends to dismiss,
and 1t will not only bo good riddanee for the
natives, but for the whole foreign community"
, 1873-08-24

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 23.--Conrad G. Miller,
n young man about 25 yoars OF ago, WAS serious
ly if not fatally injured at Painoavillo, O., Inst
niglt. IIo attempted to got On a freight train
whilo in motion.
Tho horribly -mangled romans OF oae Fred
Kabock woro discovered lying on thu sido Of tho
truck near Roolport, o., this morning by train
men on 1ocal freight, which loft this city about
o'clock on tho Oloyoand, Columbus, Ciuoi1l-
natl l. indianapolis Hallway. The remaina
wore taken to 7eroa O. Il ia supposed that tho
, 1873-08-24
Agricultural Matters.

Special Dispascl. q The Chicayo 1ribune,
DuDuQuE Aug. 23.-Now wheat is being
shipped from hero in large amounts, also from
tho counties north. Corn, between loro and
McGregor, is cut and shocked on many farms,
the very warm weather having ripouod it pre-.
maturoly.
drought and oxtromo heat Of tho wantLor ere
beginning to toll diaaHtrouBly upon ali sorts OF
growing crops III thib region. 1ntoIhgont and
candid farmors think the Htanl of corn will
say that the potatoes will prove m allnoBt COM
ploto failure.
, 1873-08-24
Murder and Suicide ut f'nTaon, Ill.

St. Louis, Aug. pa dispatch from Payson,
ILL.,. says: On Fridny Of last week, John Han
oro,l hanging by his mock from IN uppor window
Of his house by gentleman who wns passing by.
On entering the house, Mrs. Hancock was found
lying OH two cllairs with a torriblo wound in hor
head, from which hor brains mud blood were ooz-
ing. Tho lady lived three days, bul did not return
to consciousness. No explanation of tho matter
could bo obtained, but it III supposed that
Hancock. who for homo time haH shown symp-
toms OF dorangemont, struck hia vito with
hammer. ono bong found near her covered
lIancocll WAS a respected citlzon Of thirty yoara
standing, and about co years old.
, 1873-08-24
DISASTERS.
Another Steamboat Explosion
on the mississippi
River.
Twelve Persons Killed and Fifteen
Wounded.
Four Persons Killed and Many Injured
by Railroad Accident in
England.


Steamboat Explosion or the Hissis-
ntppt.
MEMPHIS Tenn., hug. 23.--Tho following dis
patch Inns just been received by tho agent Of tho
Associated ProsB. Further particulars will be
Bont as soon a8 possible:
HELENA, Ark, Aug. 29.-Tho stoamor George
Q. Wolf Was blown up Mt st. Francis Island
about O'Clock yeatorday evening. Twelve por-
Sons arc known to 10 lost, and t'ftoen wounded.
Tho officers woro all savod, except tho second
engineer. who was on watch at tho timo OF tho
explosion, and ho is missing. Tho lady pnsscn-
gcra wero all saved. htr. Nelson, from Shreyo-
anl two ohildron, dock passengers, for Tulpoio,
MiHH.. woro MI killed. The cabin was blown to
pieces. Tho hull CAN be saved. Dan Sullivan,
of ,Mem;pli5s, s[e;apa5, was on board, bu. saved.
<7'snea "canto,n of dFGnaE t11n = a MATGsE dGsat
sr. Louis, Aug. 25.-A dispatch, Just received
from Hoiona. Ark. bv Cartor X Ca. savA Tint
their atonmor, tho George q. Wolf, blow up at 2
O'clock yesterday afternoon, twelve miles above
Holena, md TINT two liYcB wero lost-Alr. Nell
na1no is not givon. No further particulars.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Aug. ga Telegram from
1Ielena, Ark, dated at 10 o'clock, says s'Thc
passengers aud crow Of tho steamer Wolf aro
river poat. No fl1rthor particulars can DO Oh
tained.
".rho spot where tho steamer blew up ig
known to river mon as tho Graya-Yard,' being
tho same place where the PcnnsYlvaniu and ST.
burned. The WOLF was from Shreveport, for
st. Louis. Capt. Henry s. Carter was hor
commander, and Joseph II. Arden Clork.'
MEMpH1s, Tenn. Aug. 23.-Nothing further
Inns boon received from tho steamer Wolf, and 1t
10 not probable that anything definite or liatB Of
lost and saved eau be obtained before tomorrow,
aH tho survivors Rro awaiting tho upward bound
boat, and tho noxt ono DUO
ST. Louis, Aug. 28.-Tho insurance on tho
atoamor George q. Wolff IL ns follows: Tlank-
lin, Peabody, and Etna of Wheeling, a2,500
cach; National and Enterprise, Of Cincinnati,
$4,000 each; Eurcka, Of Cincinnati $4,000;
Commercial, OF Cincinnati 81, 600.
, 1873-08-24

Weekly Mortality Ircport--SeriotIs und
Entul Eal1s--'FIie Mutual En111rance
COIap1.1ly'. TrOuhlcs--:Elte City So
cina-Eyil ordinance Declared In.
, 1873-08-24

Special D'spatch 70 4he Chfcago Iffoane.
KANsAs CRY, Aug. 2a.-The bond proposition
to build tho railroad between this city anl tl.a
terminus Of the plonBant Hill nailroad at LAW
ronco was dnfoatod In this county. The maJori-
ty In tho city for tho proposition ia about G00.
Tho KanHas Pacific lsailroad used money freely
iu opposition to tito proposition.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LAsAI.LE, Aug. 23.-Tho second ,nooting Of
tho Directors Of tho Lafayette, I4aealle Il 0lin-
ton Railroad Company will lo held in this city
timo tic amount Of atook ok subsoriptions viii bo
reported, and doi!nito action lad in regard to
constructing tho r0ad.
To1Hpo. O., Aug. 23.-I'hla mornings Com
, 1873-08-24
DUBUQUE,

Killed by a leMnn1vay Ten1n--GeFmnn
Festivities.
Special Dispatch to rhe Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Aug. pa farmer named Daniel
Wall, aged Ga years, residing about four milos
wost was killed yestorlay by his team running
away md being run over.
{ Mrs. Fralor Of 1Iarpor's Ferry, Allamakee
County, died yostorday from taking an overdose
OF chloroform to stop neuralgia.
Tho "Schntzen Voroins II" OF Bellevue, Lyons,
and Clinton will be horo tomorrow to visit tho
Dubuque Society. and practice sharpshootimg in
tho afternoon, aud have good time generally.
, 1873-08-24

Four poraons woro bitton by mad dogs at
Loon, Decatur County, q fow days since, and all
The lion. !. 8. Keliook, of llansas, Inns accepted
IN Invitation to deliver tho Address Mt tho Grand
Industrial Exposition which opons In ST, yoyonh.
Mo-, on tho Goth OF September. Entries nre
already nude from twonty-Hevon States, which
will bo represented ut tho Exposition.
, 1873-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-For tho New England
and Middle States. incroasing oloudiness, lower
temperature, with tlreatening weather and rain.
For the lake region, fresh to brisk northeastctly
to southoasteriy winds, with purity cloudy
upper lake region and Upper MiEsissippi Valley
yeering to aoutherly, with increasing forco
For the Ohio Valley, and thenco westward to
Kansas, clear or partly cloudy weather, high
winds and less oloudinoss. For the South At
1antic States, threatening weather, with light
rain tonight, followed By partly cloudy aud
warmer weather tomorrow.
STAGE OF WATER:
Daily report Of tho Btage Of water, with.
ehangoa IN tho "a hours ending 8 p. NJ, Aug. IS,
1873:
, 1873-08-24

ST. Louis, Aug. 29.-A gentleman just from
tho Iniian Territory says tlat tho Kiowa Chiefs,
satanta and Big Troo, had arrived at Fort Gill;
son whore they will ron4aiu until tho meeting OF
the Grand Council Of tho Kiowas and Comanohes
in October, when thoy will be taken to Fort Sill
aud be formally released from their captivity.
, 1873-08-24

LONDON. Aug. ga collision occurred this
ford. noar Nottingham, between freight aud OK
cursion tralnB. Both wore bnt1ly wrecked Ro-
ports thus far received say twenty persons woro
killed aud large number injured. As t1oro is
great oxoitomoltt at Retford over tho disaster
this account may bo exaggerated.
LONDON. Aug. 23-10 p. m.-Lntor and mora
nccarate aotni]B from tho railroad collision at
Ietford placo tho number OF killed ut four, but
fifteen persons wore badly injured, several be-
youl hope Of recovery.
, 1873-08-24

sr. JoAEru. Mo-, Aug GA young man
and lodged III ja'l this oyo.,iny, olaryol with
killing daorgo Smith, all old resident OF Platte
Township this county. It is alleged that 10
struck the old man in tho baok OF tho neck with
club from tue effects Of which llo died few
days ago. Smith was 10 yoara of age.
, 1873-08-24
FIRE.


THsssLDRBs HIUU,OOUs
HAnn1snuRo, Pa., Aug, GA fro commenced
ct O'Clock this morning III tho oontrM part of
Mif1lin, pa,. and spread rapidly, consuming one
entire block and q portion OF another. The,
loss is estimated at S100,000. The
amount Of insurance Ia unknown Tho
principal sufferers nro Tilton Il Espenshode,
dry goods; tho Junata Sentinel Office; Lit.
tlenela, tinsmith; Elka, confectionery; Hess,
Photograph gallery; the Juniata Valley Bank
Mrs. IL. Donford, dwelling; B. slolly, dry
goods Banks / Hamli1,, druggists Dr., hanks'
office; john Yoakly l. Son, dry goods Emil
6ohnll, notions; FranciH, hardware Hopworth
i Son, druggists, and the Juniata Hotel waa
DAMAGED.
, 1873-08-24

sr. Josrrn, Mo-, Ang. "a Yesterday .throo
prisoners escaped from Davis County juiI, ut
who'll th'oy got into tho garrot. thence to the
outside by knocking out brick ill., the wall.
One Of tho prisoners WIS In on Charge for
under sentence Of Ayo yoars in tho ponison-
, 1873-08-24

nov beang hold.
PEonIA, H., Aug. 29.-A singular suicide hap
ponod at smitbtlea on Thursday last. a young
farmer, namod William Monroe, climbed up 4
troo, tod y around hin nuolt and jumped to tic
ground, killing him alnoBt instantly. Horoli-
tary insanity is assignol AZ tho caBo for tho act,
, 1873-08-24

Lou1svl1LE, Ky., Ang. IA man named
JamoH Martin, discharged Government oll-
ployo, attempted to asHasuinato Capt. ". 5,
Moore, Superintendent Of tho Government depot
at Jeiforsolyillo, Iud., yoHtorday. Moore "aH
unart,ed. AIartin fired with q revolver thrco
ttueA hut missed. lIo was arrested afterwards
ii tho country.
, 1873-08-24

sufctont number Of thon, dosiro soparntn mr.
Enna2ation he will himself HOO that they nre
properly organlzed and aet agolng.
Iho pooplo In ArkanBaa will, whom no cano iii
eontaot woro NJ Intelligent net Of lamors as l,o
grontost ponce and ,lnanimity OF opinion acomod
to prevail Tho order, lie further states, IL III
nn tno hlghost dogreo lourishl,g In tllin Btato.
l11oro aro a1roatly oyor fiyo llstlltlro,!
lo'goH In Missouri, with an average membership
o. BoTonty-flye, and these numbers will bu mora
than doubled IN tho noxt tllreo months. There
Wlll probably bo over LOG, 900 Qrangors in AliH-
soMri boforo Bprlng opons.
Tho St. Lonin Rurat 1rorld ie at prosont tho
organ Of tho Patrons, but they have just started
special organ at KnobnoBtor, small town itl
JofEorson County, not far from sodnlia. Tho
Graugora, hlr. Allon thinks will cndoayor to
keep ont Of politics, but thoy cannot full to
greatly modify parties eventually.
, 1873-08-24
ITALY,.

Rome, Aug. 23.-Victor Emanuel will visit
Vienna and Berlin about tho middle OF Septon1-
ber.
New YonE, Aug. ga dispatch from Romo
saya: ''Itis announced that the Pope Inns inti-
mated his dosiro for reconciliation with Cor
many, on condition Of Germany not Interfering
In tho italian complication"
, 1873-08-24

gpecfa. Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
gpnlNurIEr.D, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-Kate Kane din
ing-room girl at tho e.. Nicholas Hotel, In this
iauiunum, which sho took last night, with npir~
nose to commit sulcide. Sue had been wo1l-be-
laYod, and disappointment III loyo IL asHlgnea as
, 1873-08-24

DA1r1monE. Md, Aug. 29.-Francis Elaon
otherwise known as Brother Fabian, of st. Jo-
aepl's CATHOLIC Academy, IN this city, waB
drowned yesterday willie bathing at Forry Bur.
, 1873-08-24

BT. JOSEPH, NO., Aug. 23.-Thero have boon
quito number Ut caHos Of cholera IN Fancy Bot
tom, Atchiaon County, this week. There were
sir or soyen deaths OH Thursday.
, 1873-08-24
rtllllk1Iitlx Cruelty.

pu1LApELpn1A, Aug. 23.-JoAephino Rowland
aud llor daughter, l'aptisto, havo boon hel4' IN
charge Of cruelty in beating mud starving stop
daughter.
, 1873-08-24

LAooN1A, N. H., Aug. 29.-Misa Hoayey, Of
Belmont, agod 60, died on Thursday OF yolun-
tary starvation, having refused food for twonty-
sight days. a sister OF tho deceased died III tic
same way few years ago.
, 1873-08-24

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 23.--Tho Hon. William
Allou, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
will open the Ohio campaign at the Opera-uouBo
in this city on Friday evening, Aug. a.
, 1873-08-24
Crushed to Dynth by a Rolling Log.

Sjeci4! Uisputch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEwAnK, O., Aug. 23.-A son Of John Kim
noy, ono Of our most worthy farmers, living four
miles west, while rolling heavy log on wagon
to-day, WIS crushed to death by tho log rolling
OIL Linn,
, 1873-08-24

Special Dfspatch 10 The Chtcaao T{t6t.ns.
DELorr, Wis.,, Aug. 29.-A Hcafiold foll at the
Daptlst Church here this afternoon, while throo
loss injured, two Of them quito seriously. pat.
rick 1tyan IL hurt worst, having lila shoulder
broken aud several other tnturlQ9.
, 1873-08-24

4 pnFtY Of UtcN AttNck q Nln1I-C0Fricr
md lose Two Scnips.
MEDICINE Bow, Aug. 19.-~-The United States
1nRil-carrior, known aH Bravo Bill, who carrioH
the mail from this station to Fort Fottermau,
WAS attacked Inst night, whilo csosaing Horae-
shoe Greek, by party OF Ute Indians, He ro-
coived . slight acalp~wound, and brought in two
Uto scalpB,
, 1873-08-24

(Hfrald SpecId31
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 23.-Bir Samuel Baker,
lady, aud party have arrived ut Suoz, and pro-
coed to Cairo tomorrow.
, 1873-08-24

NEW YoRK, Aug. 23.-Arsived- -stoanlalps 1n-
dia, from Glasgow, and Deutschland, from Bro
non.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Arriyel out-atcamsldp
Olympus, from Bottom
, 1873-08-24

PARIS, Aug. 2s.--The Project Of the Depart
mont OF tho Euro to-day gayo m entertainment
in honor OF the DUO do Broglio, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Many distinguished Froncll-
mon wero among tho guests. In reply to
toast, tho Duo do Broglio said tho Government
efst ee ts so ap pon a afepst so oee es
principles which threaten to put an ond to 80
cial order. The struggle was por1oqs one. It
might DO long one. It would require In the sup
port Of the Government the efforts Of all honeBt
citizens Of tho republic. Tho problom which
tho siauation presents will soou DO solved By the
National Assembly without passion, without in
nuenco Of personal sylnpathies. Ho delivered
high oncomlum upon tho character OF President
nlcMahon, whoso private life and public actions
entitled him to be callod model Of honor. 1t wns
good fortune for Franco to havo such q preBi-
don't as A1oA1ahon, wloRo loyalty to lis country
Ia above the ties of party. "Let ns rally around
him." He alluded III kind terms to e1-Presidont
Thiors, to whom, however, le thought tho
Assembly had manifested ample gratitude for
his great services.
, 1873-08-24

QuEnEc, Can.. Aug. 23.-Tho Gulf steamer
Aliranlichi, for Quebec, with Il large number Of
passengers OIL board, struck on a rock last night,
aud was run ashore to proyent her sinking. Tho
paHacuscrB are nll Bafo
, 1873-08-24
MONTGOMERY County tall.) E'nrncrs iii
Conventions.

spfctdi Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
111brspono, ILL.,. Aug. 23.-1ho Cluha mud
Oranges Of Montgomery County mot in conyou-
tion hero today at II o'clock n. m., for tho pur-
pose Of nominating o county ticket, L. g.
A1lon, President Of tho County Farmers AS
socie1t9n In tue ohalr; After appointing tho
usual Committoos on CrotontfnlH and Resolr-
stons, tho Convention adjourned to O'Clock p.
H., holding, IN tho meantime. m executive
session ut o'clock, at Walters Hail. for con-
Hliltation and tito moro perfect harmonizng OF
yiowB.
at 2'30 o'clock p. m. tho Convention reassom-
blod, ard nominated, for the soyoral county Off
COS, tho following gentlemen, by ballot, tho nom
nation being III each case mnao unanimous:
For County judge A. N. Kingsbnry; for County
Clork, George II. Raymond; for rroaHl,ror, John
Mclean; Superintendent Of Schools. Francis
Springer.
Tho resolutions were Of local intorcAt only.
Tho utmost uunninity aud good feeling pro-
vailed throughout. At tho close Of tho CouYon-
tion, a. N. Kingsbnry waa introduced, and made
a worry graceful and appropriate speech Of ac-
ceptanco.
, 1873-08-24

NaO 7k1EH!@NKVElVPWEaskH III NCBfstHK3Is
Sptcidg DtspntcA to The Chicago 1ribftns
pLATsMouTlt Mob, Aug. 22.-Tho Anti-M -Monop-
olista of platBmoutll mot In tho Court-u House to-
day. Jacob Vallery, Jr., Was cloHen Chairman, md
Capt Phelps paine. Secretary. hIr. I. II. Alac~
Donagh was elected dolegnto to tho precinct
delegate convention, to be held at Wooping
Water tomorrow, to nominate a county Anti
Monopoly tickot for Cass County, and tako ac~
tton III regard to tho election this fall. Many
resolutions were ailoptcd
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TERMS.

ESy@ Two Dollars for one.vear. inca.
Tla6lg ia adodnce; Two Dollars and
Fifty Gents if payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out of the county
10 be paid for IN 0dcance.
BS7~ Single copies, Five Cents each.
B5s@ Advertisements inserted at One Dol
lar per Square of Ten Lines or less for the
first insertion; Fifty Cents for each contin-
Uance. 2
BG- Local and Special Notices, Twenty
Cents per line.
BSg% A liberal deduction will be made to
persons advertising for three, six, nine, or
twelve months.
BSs~ Obituaries and calls on candidates,
Fifty Cents per square
BSs~ The privilege of yearly advertisers
is strictly limited TO their own immediate
and regular business; and the business Of
an advertising firm is not considered as in
Guiding that Of the individual members
1S@ No deviation from these terms under
aIy circumstances. m z-r.r.rE
RS Advertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, viii
be continued until ordered out, and pay
ment exacted. -
R@ No advertisements inserted gratui-
tOusly.
sSg@ Advertisementso an abusive nature
win not be inserted atany price
BSg~ Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
TO be paid in advance in every case.
By% Job Printing of all kinds neat
ly done on New Type and on as rea-
sonable terms as any Office in Tennessee.
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Jersey Justice

gThe1Bfooklyn Eqgle / bdys If3Ithhn thnis :
well-merited' compliment TO the
speed and certainty of fJersey rus.
tlce: A man shot another manliny
Jersey City yesterday Now
there IS no company in the world,
which would insure that shooter =, :.
life. He Is to all pfacsicaf t purpoass.i pas -
es as dead as bis victim alresa vz-E-r
The constable, has got him. He
will hand him over to the grand
jury, the grand Jury, will hand 7
him over to the Oyer and Termin-
er Judge, the Oyer and iTenniner
Judge will hand him to the SBer. %
iff, and the Sheriff will hand over
what used to be him to his sur.
viving relatives. And yet only
the North river flowed between
that inconsiderate targeter and
acquittalon the ground ofinsanliityy..,, liit =,
which is New York. 1t IS a blunn-Il,
der, worse than a crime, to XIII a.,
man 10 Jersey. ..H'i.i" ht'.o" ? ~