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The Modocs at Ogden.

The Ogden Junction notices the pass
ing through that place, on Sunday af-
ternoon last, of the &" last of the Mo-
docs, numbering forty braves, fifty
two squaws, and fifty-four children.
The men were shackled and pre-
sented a subdued appearance. The
women were well-dressed in calico
gowns and were bare-headed. Capt.
Jacks widow and daughter were to-
gether with heads covered with tar
and ashes in mourning. A large
crowd collected at the depot, and
pieces Of the rope by which the Mo-
doc chiefs were hanged were distrib.
uted to the crowd. A supply of rope
was purchased in San Francisco on
purpose. At 9 o'clock they journyed
on for the reservation at Fort Nc
Pherson.
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NEVADA.

RENO, Oct. 30.
At 1910 o'clock last night an alarm
of 6tp wa given. and the rearo the
Western Hotel. Kept 10y W ShaW on
Commercial street, was discovered III
flames. Owing to the dry ana COM
hustihle nature of the ADJOINING
hJildlnCs. in Il very few minutes the
tNo blocks extending from Sierra on
the west to Center on the east, ana
Commercial Row on The north To Sec
und street on the south. with the en-
crpttan of Il few small houses. was III
ashes. .itter "A heroic fight the tre
WAS stOpued at Hammond's barn.
Just at this time the superintendent
Of tie c. i. X. X. arrived with a loco
motive with Il fire engine attached,
followed in a few minutes 10y another
steamerand fire engine from Truckee,
and very soon 10y the Carson fire brig
AIDE and their steamer: all OF them
doing good service. Bells, i'urkes,
Thos. Barnet's. Naming n Ducks,
IIagermans. and the Masonic
Hall. tire-prOOf buildings, all with
stood the sevCre test through which
they passed. 1t is impossible at pres
eut to estimate the less probably
SlGU.l0O. although bv some it is estl-
mated much higher. Notwithstand-
ing the whole business portion OF the
town is DESTROYED several parties sue
cccded in saving large portions of
their stock. Very little of the loss
was covered 10y Insurance. the differ
eut companies refusing 10 take risks
in the burned section at any rate.
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FROM


SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 80,
The police made a raiu last niuht
about midnight on Put. Rohisou's
gambling den on Montgomery street
opposite the Lick House, and an
tured Henry simpson, the dealer,
BAILEY MllluS, the keeper of cases.
and Ilchard Schotield, the colorcd
stewart.
Prot. y. y. Lay took out Il marriage
license tor himself and Miss MAY
smith this afternoon. They will be-
married in a balloon at the CIV Gar
dens by Justice G. L. Townsend
while up 900 feet. The balloon Mil
then be hauled down. and the wed
ding repaSt taken, during which the
balloon will he inflated to its fullest
capacity, and then the Professor and
ms wife, accompanied 10y NJ. King.
VIII ascend On the bridal tour. ne
balloon Is the same in which Austin
ana Clou2h lately assembled, ana
descended into til ocean.
J"hh Russell was arrested this aft =
noon assauitmg Thomas Kelly
WIN intent 10 murder HIM. Kelly,
VINO lives on the Point LOtus ro,b
says Russell came to his housy -. -
late hour THIS morning. and accI..d
MN Of harbOring his Wife. Kelly,
denied 1t, and quarrel ensued, when
russell Hred az him, Wounuinr him
III the arm and shoulder.
Inc ocno"l Department Of this CITY
Is out Of funds.
University Regents to-day raid
9ZGUUO OF the S11OU0 due tor the Agri-
cultural College building.
ANAHEIM, oct. 30.
NJ. G. Bailey, arrested some DAYS
ago Tor forging the name of \. 4
Burt, OF this county. had Il trial hef,ra
Judge johnson, OF santa Ana. To-day
ana was discharged, there being nn
evidence against him.
san DIEGO, oct. 80.
The military telegraph CONSTRUCTION
party, hence to Yuma, are within an.
miles of Yuma, which bIace the,,
expect to reach in Il few DAYS. ~,
erythlng tends TO promise that the
Inc Will be complete 10 P~re.cntt Lv
the 9TH of November. ~
Los ANGELES, Oct. 40
Inc railroad track will he cniu,lat-
ed 10 Los Angeles tp-IAurrov-. NIX,
lOui lnIleS have been laid in tbnl.,.
TWO months. The entire t,rc. ~
ir~ack-laNerS will be put on the san
~BernarGino lime. 81
SACRAMENTO, Oct. %.
II Governor has iSSUcI q 200
clamtlIon Offering a reward OF l,Yn
Tor The arrest and conviction of FrsnL
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FOREIGN NEW y.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. Oct. 81.
United States Senators Dorsey and
Hitchcock and General y right are
passengers i'll the steamship Spain,
which left Liverpool for New York
to-day.
One hundred and Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars in specie were Slipre ed
from Liverpool for New York yes
terdav.
The failure of a house belonging in
Erie is announced. 1T j. stated that
they recently received orders from
Jay Gould 10 sell $1,000 shares and
bought it themselves.
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callahan. accused of having murder
Ell Geo. II. Rrsenbaum al Na'>o"-
Vile on the 2Uth inst. ,bo
articles of Incorporation OF lne
S,u.b,ru California Mutual Ald ASso-
chiffon. to do business in Los Ange,eS,
were filed this morning III the oihce
~ tho SrcretarN OF StAte.
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MFAroW LAKE.-Some TWENTY-FIVE
or thirty persons. pruspcctorS aud
capitalists, are lingering at Meadow
Like. They have an idea that a new
process 7 reducing the rehellious
ores OF that locality has been diScov-
cred, and they expect a great rush of
people there next Spring i'll cOnse-
qucnce.-Itac}ee HepUi}icln.
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The Contest in Virginia.

The political contest in Virginia has
degenerated into a simple and clearly
drawn warfare for political power be-
tween the whites and negroes. The
Richmond Enquirer, in a recent edi-
torial on the subject, says that "the
contest in which our people are now
so earnestly engaged, with white men
on one side and black men on the
other, is neither more nor less than a
fight between the races for power in
u State. There is no question of
national policy involved in il; 20
principles Of Fedaral 1c~'s' on are
embraced IL issues Immediately as
ISOLATED with the conduct of the Cen
eral Government are comprised in it,"
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OREGON.
RnCKroIST. Oct. so.

Yesterday at McAllister's steam
mil! a fatal accident happened To a
young mar named Joseph II. cary,
II wears old. lie got caught Ivy me
main belt and was thrown win Nlo-
lcucc .aiu>t the shaft which irac-
tur,d his skull. lie lived fifteen
h.lrS.
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WHILE a compositor on the Mont
real Witness was setting up an adver-
flew in at the Office window, " which
sho VS. the value Of Advertising"
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Tuesday Evening, Nov. li,is73.

On which occasion the Ladies ot Eureka
viii present To the respective flre Ion-
panits n magnificent banner.
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SPAIN

MADRID, Oct. 80.
The 1ntransigente vessel Fernando
ell Catolica was sunk, and five per-
sons were lost.
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The BALLOON WEDDING. = Sure
enough, Professor Lay is t. be mar
ried to one of the numerous Smith
family, up in a balloon, this afternoon.
Some particulars of the proposed
idiOtic display will be found in
San Francisco report.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES,
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nrw To-Dan.
Grand Presentation Ball !
To be given by

r,uE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF EU-
REKA: RESCUE HOSE co, No. l.
and EUREKA HOOK AND LADDER
Co, Nc. /, on
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LOST.

N AMERICAN SILVER WATCH.
y Somewhere in Eureka. The Hinder
Nd please leave it at Isaac Whisler's
office, on South Main street. OIL lw
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NEBRASKA.
OMAuN. Oct. So

The Pacific express train on The
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
hat left here last night with II Of the
directors aboard. was run INFO in the
rear by a freight train this side If
Cedar Rapids this morning. J. II.
Watkins, Superintendent of the Iowa
division, VINO was standing on the
platform, was caught between the di-
rectors' ear and a Pullman car and
killed. No one else was injured, and
no ears were thrown from the track.
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ITALY.

ROME, Oct. 90.
Dispatches have been received in
this city confirming the report OF the
existence of the second letter from
the Pope to the Emperor of GER
many.
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, Oct. 50

BERLIN, Oct. so.
The total amount invested NV the
German Government in the United
States fund loan is eighteen millions
of dollars, of which eight millions
were negotiated during the present
month.
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Tickets. $500.

Can be obtained from the Committee
AMI from all the principal stores in town.
There viii be no invitations issued, but
the public in general are cordially in.
Vltcd to attcEd. o6l-td
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DIED.
Neu Gu-lan.
LIST OF LETTERS


TENS
r,
HE
ada oct o. 1873;
EMS list
''
hammond Frank F
Logan c
lougpap Chas
Morley W l.
MendenhGll Scion
Moor Wm
Martin J +
Ma ', r XII Knh
Me>haIn VI NJ
Mcdcr!e l'r
Moore Vim
Mas chant Geo H
Alor-an Jos
Mills John
McAutay Jno
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRovIDENCE, Oct. 50.
1t is understood that l.. 4 W.
SpraCue of this city will not suspend
to-day. Notwithstanding the failure "
the New Nork house.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 30

Patsev Marley. who was to have
fought Martin Broderick in the same
ring with Allen and Hogan, was
found dead, shot in the left breast, in
front of McCoole's saloon last night.
lie had been drinking in Melodies
during the night. ana Edward Fitz-
gerald Swore that McCoole shot Mar
lev. McCoOle, his b%arkeeper and two
picion.
1t is said that Allen and Hogan met
tins afternoon to arrange the fight in
Canada for 5000 a side. to take place
in about three weeks.
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HORN.

horn.
In Gold Hill, oct. -, To the wife OF Jo-
S"ph C)nSidlnc, a daughter.
DIED.
In Eureka, oct. 50. Horace Foster, aged
81 years.
Ann Arbor Michigan papers please
Co. y.
In Phoebe, Oct. ., Mary +. Chapman,
~ - years.
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eral Government are comprised in it

MORE FAILURES. - Several heavy
failures at the East are announced in
our Geographic columns this morn
ing, the most notable OF which is the
firm of Hovt, Sprague Il Co., the
New York branch of the celebrated
firm 6 Sprague Bros, Providence,
K. / The inference is fair that the
Rhode Island concern is also on it.
last legs. The liabilities of the New
York house are estimated at So, 900, 900.
Some other less %pretentious business
institutions have likewise gone where
the woodbine twineth.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

lsrKcrAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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- IN
- i'll Eureka. Neva.
,-mr,
NEN +
Allen
Alien .Jatucs
Airam Pnlr
Atrhim>nn nc
,nl,o 1aba
Nrneson II
bradford Thos
Irnvna NIL, >
Trrisnr Henry
Enanfa II "rl
Irov5 Tnhnrp :
Drn"Ly Thn,noS
IranV 'Jnn,os
T;'rf Nay;d
IroWn Richd
Cat'l>lr ~ IaoF ;
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 80.

CINCINNATI, Uct. 81.
John Edwards, a drunken butcher.
while abusing his family last night
was shot by his son Richard, and died
this morning.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
The President today appointed
Constantine Mcguire as Collector of
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Internal Revenue for the st. Louis

Internal Revenue for the st. Louis
District, vice Ford deceased.
1t is believed the failure of S1raGue
Il Co, of Providence. Rhode Island.
cannot be avoided. Liabilities. ahNu.
a million and a half assets. SltOVol.
Ii the firm fails a whole army OF me-
chanics and operatives will he thrown
out of employment.
The California and Texas Rail Con
struction Committee viii meet IN
Philadelphia to-day.
Seven thousand and eighty farm
ers oranges are in operation III ne
United States at the present time.
There will lie no sale Of gold on
purchase of bonds by the Treasury
Department next mouth.
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THOSE persons. says the Salt Lake
Herald, who think the recent breezy
blow. about the coast Of Florida,
wasn't much Of a hurricane, will be
permitted to alter their opinion after
they are told that a solid bar of iron,
weighing 1900 pounds, was picked up
by the wind and carried 200 Yards
through the air. Government officials
certify to the truth of this tale. and
everybody knows they wouldn't lie.
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NEW

TfEEiOI-D, Oct. 30.
A fire broke out in the Enquirer of
flee this morning, and was not eX-
tinguished until the postoffice, court
house, Jail, offices OF the County
Clerk and Surrogate and several law
vers' offices and a store were burned.
Loss, $3.50, 900 insurance about $500.
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TENNESSEE


NIWIIII~, VtI. ~.
Four deaths occurred up TO noon to-
dav.
Weather moderatinE.
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The day before the execution the
chaplain at Fort Klamath was en-
deavori1g to convert Captain Jack
and seek rest for his soul, and among
other things, told him glowing stories
of the happy land. His remarks
seemed to have effect on the Captain,
who asked him if he knew all about
God and the happy land. The chap
lain said he thought he did. "Well,"
said Jack, "you know all about Him,
me give you ten horses you take my
place tomorrow"
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SACRAMENTO, oct. 80.
The Governor has issue n rro-
clahitl4on Offering a reward OF l,un
Tor the arrest and conviction of FrsnE
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DEMAlNING IN THE POSTOFFICE
II in Eureka, Nevada, oct. 50, 1873:
GENTLENEN'S LIST.
, 1873-07-30
Strul1sA EllfllItY.

From The Eeansuit{s tiaa.} Courier.
Ono OF tho moat remarkable instances OF TO-
tality-or, rather, seriea Of instancos-has
roachcl lilo earn Of our reporter. On tho 22d
Of September, 1872, John Kcnnedy, Of this city.
purchased at the Union Ticket Agency Of Til.
Yennoman 4 Sous Il prepaid pasHago-ticket 10
bring his wifo aud children from Livorrool,
England, to this city. About tho time nIr. ken-
nedy expected AiH family to embark, Mrh. Kou-
noay was taken sick md died. Upon being no
informed, the Alossrs. Venneulan made arrange-
1nenta to lot Home ono elBo come upon tho pre-
paid tickot, with Mr. Kennedy chidron. About
tho 22d of June the childlcn roacl,cl New York,
undor care Of MieAael Naughton, but before they
could reach Evansville tho fatller, john Kcnie-
dy, died hero Of heart-liscnso. Tho chi!dron
aild Mr. Naughten arrived here about n wools
ago, md, atrango to any, Oh tho 18th inat., Mr.:
Naughten was proBtrntol by Brnstroko ind died
tie next day. Dcalh seems to have accompanied
these hapleHa little onos until now They arc lott
In orphanago IN o atrango country; but, nndor
tho caro- of n kind relative and friend, lHay wo
yet 1.-Two to 500 them prosperous ind happy.
, 1873-07-30

Ills stay In tito valley witch continued tho
vholo wntor md until about April. ae noar aa lle
could guess tho timo. IN all llts stay thoro; 80
wnrnth that aeotnod to DO nursod ilioro by radia-
ton, Tint tho lake was novor frozen ovor, nor
VIVA thero amy moro than M inch or two Of SNOW,
mud no froBts sufficiently bitler to destroy the
aueeulonce Of tho graHhes Those I've wero 10 f9d ,1y ny
q,lont miBta, The valley swnrned Will, animal
llfo, whlo, III tho winter progroascd, The waters
OF tho lake wero litoraiIy covered with wild fowl
nIrds Of proy fed them Il, nun Dor whe
tribes. -,
Datol,n,atcl,nih explored tho valley thoroughly
during s stay thorea say which was 80 ent,fe1y feay
.opeutel endcayors, mako, his way out OF tho
valley through tho ranges to tho eastward, aud
to go buck BY tho pasp through which ho hnd Oh Oh.
o % eeso Of h yoxporaos S I So
countered lnnny animalBin1igenous to tho valley,
which ho thinks are not known to exist elsewhere
excopt In tho shnpo Of fossil romails. Among
tneao was species Of horae . wild and beautt.
wore nmaii, pure willie In color, with
long black mano aud tail; thoy
woro covered, however, rather with fleece than 9
| as horses. Tho lake was full OF fish Of many
species, but WAS inhabited by a monster OF
| which Choriton WAS in constant droad, a sort Of
eausophidian, which ho described MS boing thirty
foot long, md armed with scnles md horrible
fangs. This monstor-ho nevor saw but tho
one--was mastor Of tho lako, and lived by do
vouring tho nnimals which calno by night to ita
brink to drink. Oheriton gives graphic and
exciting description Of contest which hc wit
| messed one morning at carly dawn botweOn thiH
crocodilo-aerpent ind ono Of tho maatoaona
| Tho battle, which lasted more than an hour
ondod in tho diacomflturo Of tho mammoth
which could hardly limp AWAY after having beor
CONSTRUCTED in tho sorpont's folds. Doubtless
in respect Of these and similar discoyorios, Cher
iton's book. when 1t appears. will bo ono Of tht
most interesting narratives Of adventure ovo1
published,
, 1873-07-30
"ENlGMAS or DEATH"

7'o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
61R Tho letter of MIR. Il. T. Artist, in to-daya
TRIBUNE, sayB Crime is griovouB error OF
mon - and In this ho is correct. uo asks, "Why
some mon arc moro likely to become criminals
than others 2" What is the cause for this
strange difference in the action OF mon 2" l
would say, because thoy lave less command: OF
their evil passions than other mon, and that This
ariaea from tho want of eolf-daciplino, which is
purity owing to the incon,petency Of parents or
guardians. Somo criminals arc deserving of
sympathy, but certainly nothing like tho mnjo
lily Of them. Tho theory that all men arc insane
who commit crime, ia much too absnrd to need
Mr. A.'s special benefit. II the criminal
should commit the crime on poraon to whom
he has no malice or prejudice II. by tho COM
INITIAL of the crimo. he conld not better hls own
associate, or fayorise Clique, and II thero
did not aeem to DO tho shadow Of q
ghost OF q reason for said crime being commit
ted, then would DO disposed to question tho
fow casos Of this description and tho fewer
the bettor for tho community. To allow such
lunatics to 60 at largo, or oven bo confined
would 10 q practice too ,pornicioue, and would
| act Us q mighty impetus to crime. The writcr
wouldsuggoat that n,onster-msn who have a,pro,
pensity for that sort OF thing had bettor be put
beyond the power Of indulging their taatc, az it
is dangerous to lot children havo edged toola.
Nt INHA1 llailf VI Luu lhVbt t1bfotkslk 0AkIuGGps
aud set Mr.. Artist argues that wo should not er-
ecuto the perpetrators. but should indulge in
wiahy wasliy sympathy for tho unfortunate Grim,
| inal wloBo dopraved mind has lod him to oct
thus. In fact, he would havo tho law Say
"Comnit crime as much as you like
kill innocent bangs; Outrage oil tho fcoGpga 81
| humanity, and NO will not execute you. Commit
crime; go on; you arc quito safo; wo synpa.
| thizo with you. Lot your follows know that
crime can DO committed with impunity.- All OF
ypu criminals, come to tho front and indulge in
your fayorite paHtimo.' would say to Mr.. Artist
In ali friondliness Of argument, that, II more ex
eousions wore tho rule, loss crimo would be the
consequence, and 3 moro wholesome fear Of the
1aw won1d be inBtilled into tho minds Of nnch aE
arc apt to become over-excltoo ana tnns iu dan
getous. a1iniro nrr. A.'a benotceut doa; it il
| certainly good ono In some aenses but an
afraid too much 30 for the present dangerous
ago. Wo gcnorally find that criminals DO no
commit crime owing to poverty, but oftenc
from indispoaition to work, or because thoy havt
gradgo to tlloir unhappy victims. Ee1lTr.
CHICAGO, July %, 1873.
, 1873-07-30

woll-knowh cl.zon, Ind fcon assassinatcd be.
tween nnd 0 O'Clock ut hts own house, nnl 1uat
az ho was h1,ort retiring, 11e was shot through
tho brain while standing by tho bedside of his
wife but by whom the decd wha committed,
haH not been and may not bo nacortainod.
Tho Coroncr's investigation WAS very short
ono, and afforded no clue to tho perrctrator OF
tho horrible deod. Tho police havo. however,
arroatoil two nogro moi namod Edward Williams
and Il, W, Williams wlln rented houses from
Mr.. Moore. md aro enid to bo guilty Of tho aesaA-
gnntion. Ono of thorn, 4. ". Williams, laHt
Saturday wcolt Ind difficulty with Moore In ro-
lation to His rUnt, which M0Oro was In tho habit
Of collecting wookly. It Ia sail Tint tho ncgro
seized n brfckbat and waa abont to commit MI aH-
Bault, WHOM some ono intorforcd. Whether tho
negroes reforrod to nro guilty or not 1t iR certain
thnt difficulty occurred between ono Of them
md Mr.. Moore, causing some gossip III tho nogh-
plausible protoxt for the aHcription OF guilt to
tho negroes. by othnrs 1t In thought THU diff
| Guilty was In no manner connected with tho
Immediate cause Of tho murder, which iH involv-
Cd In mystory: Ono theory ia that It III tho work
Of desperate burglars, who, having invaded the
residence, and finding Themselves discovered
shot their victim az ho Rprang out Of tho bed
| whcro hia wifo was seoping, unconscious OF the
drendful fate of her husband.
Ono thing lB certain, however, md TINT is that
tho pistol wna fired from point OIL level with
abovo tho loft oar, mud lodged in d direct limo
| from TINT lovol. 1t Is surniieod by Bomo that
Moore ha.1 difficulty with his wife, and that
hor nophow young man who Hlept IN an nd
| joining room, came to har relief and killed. him.
| But no marss of a struggle aro visible, and the
police do not consider this theory of enough I'M
portanco oven to arrost tho nephow.
, 1873-07-30

for tho advantages which her early education
gave her, and which garo Aor tho frat nlbney
she ever oarnod. Koalizing this, Hho has given
hor eleven children tho boat opportunity uoRBi@
bio to acquire mn education. Ono Of them, hor
oldBst daughtor, a now filling pulpit an preach-
or, at Wcbstor, Mauaaohusotts, 'et q SALARY Of
$4,000 4 ycar--a noble woman, nH taionted and
otn4uont ma al,e IL quiet and u,aBsu1ming.
Mrs. Tuppor In PERSON la Of ANAL stature.
hrnIn, somewhat bent with toll and
tho weight of yoalB, norvorB anuguino
temperament, speaks rapidly and uaos
no AuporluouB wor1H, 1noioHt and unaastlm-
iug In manner and what would bo calod In plnI
torms homely. 10 onsunl obaorvor, sho Is tho
lnat person you would Helect us Mru. Tnppor.
ello ii an aotive menlbor of tho baptist Church,
and hor special pride III church work Ia Lie il-
fant-clnsa In tho sahbath-school. 10 which Hlie
dovotep much Of hor oyor-burdenal mind. aud
eho has tho satisfaction Of knowing tho ohlldrcn
love hor. 49,
As busineBs person she 10 ono Of tho most
ackavo mud roaoluto In tho city. She fits into
tho business Of the Capitnl City and fills hor
place just .as nicely md nttingly aB anybody.
nusine 3 mon accept It courtoouHly. and almiro
hor modest domeanor and perseverance,, She
attends personally to a1l shipments Of bees,
approximations, hiveaa etc.; to all correspond
onco aud her beos. Thoro was not q day dur
ing the Inst Boycro winter md tho cold, wot
spring, that aho waa not in tho city attending to
buBinoBH,