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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

The Reading Tunes makes the announcement
of the elevation Of negro 10 the ofice of Justice
Of the Fsace as follows.
Delaware county has the credit of electing the
first colared man in this State to the position Of
Justice OF the Peace. The 'Squire's name Ii
Thomas Hazard, and the citiEens Of ThornbnTy
in the county named, elevated him to the rank OF
Justice
How long will it be before the Radicals OF this
county will elevate negro to office? This ques-
ton is being earnestly discussed by our 'darkiss,
many of whom assert that they have been hardly
dealt with by the Radicals, and not benefited at
al by the mere right to vote white Radicals into
fat Offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
NEW CIR USERX STORE
S.w. Cor. Fourth and Market ST.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

NILMINHIUNs DEL"
ssSsA The undersigned respectfully Hn-af3
MAhnounces to his old friends and the htk355A3
~ ~ public generally that he has cOmplet-
- led his new store. and hasOpened with stock
GRoCRRfES, SUGARS AND MoLAssES,
Lowering crush and pulveriEed Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, MaTicaibos
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buckwheat, all kinds ofpure spices. sara mes,
all kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles, Jel-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Baker Cocoa and
Chocolate, Vermacelli, Macaroni, Washing Soap in
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch, Cur
rants, Rasins, Citron, Atmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples. OranberNes BrOoms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TallOW
Candles, and all articles usually kept in well
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-lv JAMES CRlPPEN.
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THE ARTIzANU SAVINGS BANK,
No. COZ Market Street,
..#e WilmiDgten, Delaware,
Open 10 receive deposits daily lSun days exeepted)
du ring the usual business hours, and on Tuesd ay
and Saturday eyenin Es from TO O'Clock.
All the profits Of the Bank. after the payment
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benefit
the depoAit0rs. and ividends are ade semi-annu.
ally in April and October, Since the organization
Of 1.-THE Bank, In 1851, the dividends have uniformly
been 81 the rate ofsix per cent, per Annum.
Div1dends not drawn are regarded as deposits.
and ct onee become entitledto In future
aividendS.
No manageris AllOysd TO borrow any Of th funds
ntrnsted to the Bank.
ff AAN-9GERRS,
WILLIAM 9. HILLRs. EpWAkD DARIIHeFoK.
0RoR0R w. BusH, VIII SwIFF
N. R. benson, URNRY r. DURR.
kpEARD BRFTs. CHARLEs w. HOWLAND
a. HI00IRs, JoB II. JACKSON.
sEoRsR ). oAPEkER. OtEAEAI y. .sNVTH.
n. l., LIOHTanByRIk.
WINS. HILLES. President.
GBo. W. Boss ,Viee President.
oct 23-1v .ronM p. WcLH ARTFaaguFeP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

WILMINGTON. DeI. April 4, 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

THE DAILY GAEErqn is publishsd every afternoon.
except Sunday at 4i6 Market street, and served BY
carriers to subscribers In all parts of WILMINGTON
and the surrounding towns and villages. for six
tents q week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
"a. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

CARRYING JoKK 40 ExTRENEs-W ednes 'ay
evening last Mr. William z. May gave a social
party at Pleasant Hill, Delaware county, on the
occasion Of his taken up his residence &c that
plaes Ts this entertainment Mr.. Fusey Brown
was invited and Fesponed with hIs presence, driv.
ing to the scene In light carriage drawn by the
celebratod running horse Mountain Boy" belong
ing 70 Mr.. BIS brother. Sometime during the
evening, and while the festivities were in pro-
Rrass, soms ajOkers" took occasion to WhitsWash
II, Browns hoGse, and also give his vehicle coat
Of whits paint besides re 7erSing the wheels,
thus making a very confused and dlstasteful con-
dition az Affairs 70 Mr.. B. and his lady. So great
was the Joke pespetraled, on no account could M
BE- young lsdy partner be enticed to take pas.
saQs n The wagon, hnt set out and returned TO her
home On foot, a;distancS Of two miles. Wsshould
say this vas , ioke beyOnd tbs limits OF good ma
tue 10 pprociate.-Loc0l Net05
ia NH
salisbaEy eleetShss Town Commissioners on
MOndayf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04

Where ''no license" prevailed landlords will
raise the price of board.
A little fellow in Patterson, n. j., swal-
lowed bean. They can't get it out, SO he is
dying.
Lebanon boys and girls are going to destruc-
ton, and Lebanon cries out for cotton factO-
ry.
A man (insane, of course) tried to rob Jer'
sey post office. He's getting ready to XIII some
body,
A Cleveland policeman invited guests TO dine
and gave them roast dog. He enjoyed the
Joke until his friends found out what they had
eaten. Now he Is unwell.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

E. BRINGHURsT & co.
Have 6ne assortment Of useful and fancy articles
suitable Tor Holiday Presents. comprising
Elegant Cologne Sets.
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet Sets.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Dressing Cases.
Smelling Bottles.
Vasea,
Puff Boxes RpdIPufs.
Toilet MirrOrs,
Sachets;
Dressing Combs
seotch Plaid Goods, Fine Perfumery. Of French.
EugIish and American manutactuFe. with many
other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
nTiees. n BRIN0HUR RSr & CO,
ApothecRrieG.
corner 9th and Market Sts.. Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
New Rect amd Shoe Store,
N GEO. 8. HAGANY,

No. WEST SECOND STREET. -
between Market and Shipley has Just LAID In
4 large and varied assortment OF Boots and Shoes
for Ladies', Gentleman, Boys. Misses and Chnaren,
s OF which no proposes TO sell at prices TO SUIT u
present times, and respectfully asks the pubhe 70
~ and ox anime his stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-21
ALABAMA.

MOBILE, January 20.-This afternoon
the Register contains an account OF the
detalcation Of ]. ]. Moulton, Postmaster
Of this city, amounting to $4,000, all
Of which had been recovered. The Post
Office Department, however, caused the
arrest Of the Postmaster, Assistant Post
ter W. d. Ferriss; George A. Green, Mail
Clerk, and W. Il. Cragin, Stamp Clerk
on a charge Of embezzLement. They all
appeared before Commissioner Trimul
and waived an examination. The par
ties are arranging bonds for their appear
ance for trial in tho United States Court
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 20.-In! tho House
to-day, motion to inform the Senate
that It was in permanent organization
was opposed by Republican members on
the ground that 1t would be recognition
Of the Senate as now organized. This is
the same resolution that they have fought
since the 21st Of Dec, last. No action
was taken. In the Sente, Mr.. Dereen
Republican sitting Senator from Mareugo
county, was confirmed by q unanimous
vote. The case of Mr.. Miller, Republican
against Mr.. Martin, Democrat will come
up in q few days; the indications nre that
Mr.. Martin will be successful, which will
leave the senate Democratic as hereto
fore.
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The WlII Of the Late 5. N. Pike.

NEW YORK, January 2O.-The estate
Of the late =. N. Pike, OF Cincinnati, is
sworn to In the petition for probate Of the
will as being worth $2,5O0,0O0. By the
will, after providing liberally for the
widow, the property is devised in trust,
to be divided equally between four sur.
viving children, one son and three daugh.
tiers, two Of whom are minors. The only
bequests made are $1,000 year for life
to his brother, ]. NJ. Pike, and $1,000 to
another brother, Neury Pike. The ex.
ecutors named in the instrument are
Samuel Craighead, Of Dayton, Ohio; ].
Miller, Of Cincinnati; Jos. Tilvcy, OF New
York, and VIM. r. Williamson, of Gin
cinnai. The subscribing witnesses are
W. G.. Gholeon and Chas. W. Spooner,
The names of the witnesses are given
without residence, contrary to the law Of
this State. The return day for probate
was Saturday last, but owing to the fact
that one OF the witnesses has died since
It's execution, and the other is at present
in Europe, where q commission will be
sent TO take his deposition, some delay
will necessary ensue before It will be ad-
mitted to proof and record.
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formation as to the condition Of the bust
ness Of the Department of Customs, the
amount Of force, and what increase L
necessary to put the business and &C
counts Of the department In proper CON
dition.
On motion Of Mr.. Carpenter the House
amendment to the bill fixing the time fol
the beginning Of the annual session Of the
United States Supreme Court was CON
CURED in. The bill Is therefore passed,
Mr.. OragiR called up the. House bill ID
authorize the construction OF six steam
vessels Of war, with the amendment re-
ported by the Naval Commissioners to
Increase the number to ten. Mr.. Cragin
stated briefly the condition OF the navy,
and argued that more naval vessels were
required by the best interests Of the
country.
BIr. Hamilton, Of Maryland, opposed
the bill. he read statement Of the mum.
ber of war vessels now on commission,
and argued that there was no necessity
for an increase.
Mr.. Cole thought that six additional
vessels would be enough, and that there
was greater need for legislation to pro-
mote our commerce than to increase our
navy. arf. l-.
MeSsrs. Stewart, Stockton, Morrill,, Of
Maine, and Bsyard advocated the bill.
Pending action on the bill the Senate
adjourned.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, January 2O.-The coal
fleet that was detained by tho last freeze
between Parkersburg and Marietta, ar
rived here this morning. The up river
packets have all laid up on account Of
the heavy Allegheny Ice which is ex.
pected TO reach here tonight, Tho mail
boats for Louisville will be the only de :
pRrtuIes day. The river is rising fast.
Very little ice is floating.
CINCINNATI, January 20,-River 81 feet
and rising rapidly. Twelve towboats
with coal arrived from Pittsburgh to-day.
Weather cloudy, threatening rain. Their
mometer 40 att o'clock this evening.
NASHVILLE, January 20.-RiVer rising,
with OF feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
Milder and cloudy,
EVANSVILLE, January 20.-There was
q heavy snow storm last night, Weather
moderate and mild to-day, but cloudy.
mercury SO to A. River fallen 10 inches.
LoUBvnLE, Januury 20,-RiVer risen
6 inches and rising; z feet 10 inches in
the canal; 8 feet 10 inches in the chute.
Weather cloudy and mOderating, with
slight rain this evening. Mercury 45 and
rising at t5P.M. The Ice Is melting. but
there is considerable still in the river.
CAIRo, January 20-The Columbus
packet failed to make her trip yesterday
and to-day, owing 10 the heavy ice. She
expects to make her regular trips after
to-day. Many steamers arc preparing
to leave for st. Louis tomorrow if the
present mild weather continues. The
river has risen seven inches. Cloudy
and warm.
PrTTsBURGn, January 2O.-River fall.
ing; 10f feet water in the channel. A
considerable quantity Of ice is running in
the Allegheny. The weather has been
cloudy during the day, with light fall OF
snow. Mercury 80 degrees. -
At 8 o'clock the coal feet had not yet
departed, owing to floating ice. The
river will probably be in condition TO-.
morrow to let most Of the barges out.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

-Wm. A. Pile, minister to Venezuela,
has arrived in New York.
Eight liquor distillers were arrested
in Brooklyn Sunday for violating the ex-
else law.
"A Havana letter states that cargo Of
seven hundred Coolies arrived there on
the 10th inst. They command $500 per
head.
"A fire at Montreal, Saturday night,
on St. Paul street, destroyed Pierre
Joyle's wholesale grocery. Loss, $50, ,000
Insured for $4,000.
On Saturday a fire broke out at Rip.
pliers Colliery, near Ashland, Pa, and Is
still burning, although 1t was thought at
one time that 1t was out, but 1t Is said that
it willrequire weeks to extinguish the fire.
Maj. Ed A. Berchen one of the most
talented lawyers OF the Memphis bar, died
Monday morning of pneumonia. The
Courts will all adjourn tomorrow in res.
pect TO his memory.
The schooner Henrietta, formerly
Benefits yacht, was lost on the 10th ult.
She was driven ashore near Honduras,
and Is total wreck. The crew was
saved.
The Wilson Committee examined DO
witnesses Monday afternoon. j.. Hubby
Ashton, ex.AssistaRt Attorney General Of
the United States, was introduced OS as.
sociate counsel with Perry for the Gov
eminent. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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The Flood Ln the su.a uehana.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, January 20.-
The ice has gone from below the railroad
bridge for about mile, and above on the
eastern side, the ice extends nearly down
to the bridge. The ice Is gorged between
the island and Port Deposit, and the
backwater floods Port Deposit There Il
five feet Of water between the depot aud
the street. Many families have beer
taken from submerged dwelling windows
The ice in the river Is immense.
HARRIsBURG, January 20.-The ice Il
already all gone at this point. The Sus
quehOna has fallen four feet. The gorge
continues near WilliamSport, but the
water Is falling. An ice gorge has form
ed near Safe Harbor.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Funeral Sermon Over Napoleon.

Funeral Sermon Over Napoleon
LONDON, January 2O.-A large number
Of visitors were at Chiselhurst yesterday,
to hear preached the funeral sermon over
the late Napoleon. Queen Victoria and
Princess Beatrice sent flowers to be plac'
ed on the tomb. The Prince Imperial
will soon return to school at Woolwich.
Baptist Wryothesley Noel, a well
known English thcologian Is dead.
The steamships Parthia, Baltic, Neva-
do, HammoDia and Malta have arrived
out.
LONDON, January 2O.-The Daily Neps
says of the lease Of the Samsna Bay to
the American Company, that 1t Is not
likely to give rise TO any diplomatic COM
plication; but the wholesomeness Of this
tendency to acquire territory beyond the
Continental limits is doubtful. The United
States presents spectacle of communt.
ties, maintaining liberty and order BY
the exercise Of absolute selfgovernment.
Therefore the Union is strong and re.
spected.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, January 2O.-The loss by the
burning Of the Mitchell and Lowland
Lumber Company Mills yesterday is
larger than at first reported, aggregSting
thus far between $45,O0O and $4,000.
There Is an insurance Of $4,000 in the
Firemens' Fund Of San Francisco, and
60 500 each in the st. Paul Of Minnesota;
Star Of New York; Farmers, Merchents
& Manufacturers Of Hamilton, O., and
$4,000 in the Firemens' OF Dayton. The
remainder Is in Cincinnati Companies.
At q largo meeting oI citizens held this
evening to discuss the conflicting claims
OF authority on the part Of the City
Council and the Water Works trustees
in the construction Of water works, res.
olution sustaining tho trustees and pledg.
ing them support was unanimously
adopted. Also q resolution offering Ger.
tain proposed amendments to the Muni.
cipal Code.
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Fire at Ottumwa, Iowa.

OTTUMwA, January 20.-A fire broke
out about one o'clock yesterday afternoon,
in the third story Of W. d. Jordan's cloth.
ing store, in Union block, and spreading
rapidly soon destroyed tho entire block
and adjoining buildings Of Huggins and
Simpson. The losses will amount to
$3.50, 900, which are fully covered by in
surance. The principal losers are Eaton
s. Arthur, furniture dealers; W. A. Jor-
dan, dry goods; ]. II. Merrill & Co.,
wholesale grocers; Esgon 6 Harper,
wholesale hardware; L. B. Fuller, dry
goods; W. A. Jordan, clothier; Robt hug
gins, whose building was unoccupied dur
ing the fire. A fireman named Henry
Muller, was killed. Several others were
Injured.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 2O.-The fire at Os-
kalooss, IowG,I last night destroyed a
large portion Of the business part Of the
town, including the Masonic and Dick.
son blocks, two OF the finest buildings in
the town. The total loss Is estimated at
$4,000.
A Des BIoInes dispatch says the Com.
mittee Of Investigation into the affairs Of
State Treasurer Rankin, for defalcating,
met to-day. Rankin appeared aud asked
for delay until tomorrow to secure
counsel, and his request was granted.
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GkpQntelligetrre1:
The Deed Done.

Tho ordinances directing Subscriptions
ol 100000 to the Wheeling q Lake lake
:! F,iS TSJ RAILROAD Company" and "Wheeling
= so Ohio Union Bridge Company" were
~, through both Branches Of Council
r ls.t NIGHT and this morning. and so iar
n, these bodies, acting in defiance ol
tho State Constitution and in an un'
parliamentary and irregular manner
rould give authority, the city is com.
mItted to the tender mercies OF
those wildcat organizations, behind
which, ready to swallow them up when
ever the proper juncture in their affairs
sball arrive, stand ring OF New Iork
advepturcrs who hope to fill their
hungry msws out Of the proceeds
of last nights work. The ordinances
were passed in the First Branch ;
and the amendments made there concur
red in by the Second, by just the vote re-
opired. there being not one to spare-so
nice was the adjustment of means to ends.
A gallant resistance was made by Messrs.
BLAIR and HANDLAN in the First Branch
and by Dr!HAzLETT, DR.. LOGAN and Mr..
McApAMS in the Second. These gentle
men dealt the swindle telling blows. We
regret that al! the tax payers OF tho city
could not have listened to tho debate, and
that its great volume and the latcness Of
tbehour prevents any report otit. Every
demand iorinlormation aboutthe respon-
sibiIlty and prospects Of the railroad COM
psuy, and for real protection to tho city,
was voted down by the trained supporters
Of the 100000 job-which is to cost the
CITY s1,SOOOOO before we are through
With it, and to saddle over 100000 year
additional on our already groaning tax
payers.
Nothing now seems to stand between
the Syndicate and our city treasury but
the courts, and TO them we suppose q
prompt appeal will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-21
Kansas Senatorial Bribery.

New YoRK, January 2O.-It Is stated
the Caldwell investigation will close this
week but 1t is not likely the report from
the committee will be submitted to the
Senate until the following week. Exam.
ination on behalf Of accused will begin
to-day, after the cross examination ol
Gov. Carney. About twenty-five wit
nesses are summoned, eight or ten oI
whom are already here but 1t Is not
thought the examination will be a long
one. Caldwell will probably begin bis
defense on his own trial Wednesday.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 2O.-The play to which
tho attention Of the Military Governor
was called is "L'Oncle San" by NJ. Sar-
den. Washburne, the American Minister,
dissVows any action or intention on his
part to interfere with the production Of
the play on the stage Of France.
Tho German Boundary Commission
have brought their labors to an end.
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Raather Renorr.
WAH UEFAHENENT, ]
UrFIC2 OF THH CHTEy sIaNAL oFFIoEN.
WAeHINaToN, D. O., January 20.-7:30 r. T..
PROBABILITIES,

WAeHINaToN, D. O., January 2O.-GSV r. Y.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, falling barometer
rising temperature, fresh 10 brisk south
easterly to southWesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain, except possibly light
snow for the northern portion.
For the Middle States, falling barome-
ter, rising temperature, fresh to brisk
southeasterly to southwesterly winds,
cloudy weather and rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
southerly to westerly winds, rising tenn
perRture, cloudy weather and rain, the
former veering to westerly and northwest
erly over tho western Gull States, with
falling temperature and clearing weather
from Arkansas to lakes Michigan and Su.
perior. Minnesota and Dakota. Rising
barometer, falling temperature, fresh TO
brisk and probably high westerly 10
northerly winds snd;clearing weather, &C.
companied by areas Of light snow aud
these conditions gradually extend east.
ward over Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and
Pennsylvania.
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WE are glad to be able to quote re-
mark like this from our excellent Demo
cratic) contemporary, the Moorefeld Id
vertiser:
We now turn our attention 10 our own
party, and we will give 1t the same atten-
ton and warning as we did the opposition.
IN a certain sense all parties are Corrupt"
and need the careful watch OF the press
and the people, and Gs far as we are con.
cerned, we intend TO expose all extrava-
ranCe and wrong doing even though our
own party be the one guilty. In n word
we care not from what organization cor
ruption springs, VIC are going to fight it
down, and help to dethronc 1t.
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Terrible small.POx Epidemic at
Rnnfnn

NEW YORK, January 2O.-The small
pox epidemic Is creating grave apprehen'
sionS in Boston and vicinity. Three
thousand cases are now reported to exist
in the city, and the per centage Of deaths
is much larger than by all other causes
combined. Nearly all the funerals are
made in the night The epidemic has
had serious effect on commercial inter
esis generally.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2O.-In the
Fusion Legislature tho ballot for Senator
was unsuccessful. In the Kellogg Legis.
lature Senators jerks, Swords and Wor.
rail-, who withdrew on the tenth ballot,
taking seats with the lusionists, were ex.
PEELED. Resolutions were introduced ex.
pelling nine members Of the House on
similar grounds, but were postponed till
Tomorrow.
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Arrest on a Charge of EmbezzlemeuI

ATEeSL on q ChhTBe OF EMDGLAIUWeuI'
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Chas. spsuld-
ing, of the Olympic Theatre, caused the
arrest Saturday last, Of q. L. Downs,
charging him with embezzlement in the
amount Of $4,000. Downs was released
on $4,000 bail to-day. The embezzle.
ment IS alleged to have been committed
during the partnership Of Downs g.
spaulding in the liquor business over
wear apo
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The Prospects of a New Trial for
Stokes.

New YORK, January 2O.-The counsel
for Stokes, in pressing for a new trial, will
rely much upon the fact that two Of the
jurors went outside Of the court for eVi.
dence, one having examined the ladies'
staircase at the Grand Central Hotel, and
another having examined pistols at gun.
smiths to see whether o four could be
distinguished from six bRrreled pistol.
An affidavit is also to be embodied In the
bill Of exceptions, that before the trial
one OF the Jurors said Stokes ought to
hang any how, and unother, that If he
were on tho jury, he would hang him
(SIokes) any how.
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Exclusively to the Intelll gencor.

(By the Western Union Line.
oAlco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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The Iowa and Minnesota Division Of
the Milwaukee q St. Paul Road has been
cleared Of the immense snow drifts, and
trains are now running on time. The
roads In Wisconsin are also clear.
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BY TELEG GRAPH,

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.