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The HenshaW-HestOn Murder
at Winchester, Ind.

Interesting Particulars Of the Trial.
FoRT WAYNE, August IA special to
the Gazette, from Winchester, Ind, gives
the following particulars concerning the
trial OF D. q. HenshsW, for the murder Of
Abel Heston, on the 18th Of April 1871,
On that day, Madison Henshaw, ,sS re.
formed gambler and brother Of Tie dc.
iendant, drew some money from the
bank for wheat, he had sold. Meet
ing. an acquaintance, he was pursuad-
ed 70 tSke 4 Jdrink, contrary TO his ha bit,
and soon was engaged at the gam
ing table. Aiter winning all the mon
ey from his opponent the gamo was stop
ped. In q short time he Was called lrOm
the room by some unknown person,
knocked on the head and robbed OF all he
lnd ssHIs .br0lheF, B. B..HaahAWI was
sent Tor and was making arrangements 10
remove the insenaible man home. Al
this point the most important question In
the case is raiSed.a It claimed by the
defense that HeStoH said, "If you will
get the i%hiaky out Of the damn son
OF a bitch, he will be all right"
HenshaW then advanced toward Hes
ton demanding q retraction, when the
latter drew knife and was stabbed
by the former in sell defence. The pros.
ecution claims that HenahaW advanced
toward Hestoh and without o word be-
ing said by either party, stabbed the lat
ter twice, severiug the iugular vein. They
also claim that Heston didn't draw a.
knile, but that his knife was found shut
up abouttwo rods from the scene Of tho
murder next m6rning. The case attracts
special attention from the fact that the
parties are sll wealthy and have employ
ed an immense array illegal talent. Judge
Haines preaides, the Prosecuting Attorney
Regan Is assisted by Judge Sample, oti
MIncie, Judge Pcale, OF CCntreville, and
several others; and on the delepse arc
General Tom Browne, Judge Colgroye,
and Norman Way, Of Winchester, W..
V. Bicknell, of Richmond, and others.
There are about thirty.five witnesses, and
the case will probably continue three or
four days.
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The keenest criticism that we have
seen on the Groesbeck letter Is that con.
tanned In the Boston AduertiSer
Mr. Groesbeck has won considerable
reputation as a dispenser Of sound politi.
cal advice, but he not made OF the right
stuff Tor q political leader. He is Une OF
the men who "let / dare not wait upon l
would" He tells the Democracy that
their party is \ wreck not worth clinging
to any longer; that it ought 10 be a6an-
doned and refuge sought on q raft, and
then sdds: "But, as for me, whether you
go or stay ! shall remain In the old
hulk" No letter Of serious import ever
had more inconsequential ending. He
Is as unique specimen of conservatism
as can be found within the limits Of the
thirty.seven States. He spolls oil his ad-
vice by his example, and spoils his exam
pie by bis advice. II Is little wonder a
party which looks To him for leader
doesn't know which way TO turn. BE
gives the order fright about face, march"
and then marches straight on In the way
be was going before, as II he had lost the
power 10 obey the dictates Of his will.
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LATEST NEWS.

-President Grant left Long Branch,
Monday, for a visit TO Maine.
The steamer MonongshelR will sail
about the 25th inst, to reinforce an Amer.
ican fleet in the Spanish waters.
Many strangers are leaving Vienna
and the number Of visitors 10 the ExpOsi-
ton decreases daily.
ia laborer named Ben McEwen, com.
mitted suicide at Berea, Ohio, Sunday
night, by hanging himself. Cause un-
known.
William n. Richardson, President ol
the Union Insurance Company, Of Cincin'
natl, and long connected with that instI'
tuition, died Monday evening from paral-
ysis.
"A fire in the lumber yard Of W. 8.
Judd, Of Milwaukee, Sunday, destroyed
about 10000 feet Of lumber. Several
buildings near were licked up BY the
flames, making . total loss ol from $780,
900 to $4,000. The lumber was insured
about 10000.
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VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v FARM FOR 9ALR

The subscriber offers for EAle his Farm, BltuA.
ted on the Ohio river, in Cr08s Creek T0U Un1hlp,
Brooke county, West Va, opposite the NinE0
acres on nInF0 Island. The Improvements con-
Blst Of homestead dwelling 10 by % feet, built
substantially Of brick, stables, gTAnerieS, smoke
houGlB 8, spring houle, coal and wood houses, fruit
sheds, &C; an orchard containing 1000 Of the
choicest apple trees, frpttinR from July TO the
latest keepers, 90 OF the finest cherry trees In
full bearing; also, pSars, plumB, peaches and
ouinceA; GmAll fruiLs, bueh AB currAltA, goose
Series, grapes, vine berries and strawberries,
which have been selected and cultivated Win
especial caro-. The 20 AcrDS OF river bottom,
which include tho Improvements, arc In high
state OF cultivation and cannot b eXcCllOd In
tho United States for tho productions Of hlH lAd
tude. The whole upland A6ounds In mlncIals,
Limestone, are clay, iron orc 20 70 40 pr cent?,
eOnglomeTAte ores, and quArries Of most excel.
lent sandstone. 20 Acr0S Of the tract Arc under
laid with . vein Of the anest quality OF limo
stone. averaging Ave feet In thickness, proJ citing
70 tho front Of the river hills and con enI0nt Of
access; also the valuable lub-stAtA Of coal, 60
peeIAlfy adapted 10 smelling Of iron And tho
mHnuiictuFe OF gas, being the bAtno % Alngo,
9ieu ubenTille and Jefferson companies arc work.
InV, Also, superior vein Of Ore clay, 9 feet 10
thickness, Of % acres extent, opening 100 feet
HinSo Island is q point on whioh there 10 AZ
ANIMAL accumulation Of OGnd sufficient 70 supply
All tho iron works In this vicinity and Wheeling
and the whole sand market bolng Of q quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling miIlB, railroads,
building and plAstsrlng purposes.
The tiact has river front Of Rb5 poles, 100 feet
OF WhiehisA a. good river landing - any on the
Ohio river.
/ viii ell The Who!o tEAet together. Persons
wishing 70 purchase will please call and exam
Inc for themselves Communication addressed
70 me It BteubenVIlls, Ohio, will receive prompt
SuiiSdisw J.R. BURGOYNE.
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Tho nIs.lnr s,enmsr Arndt.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE agents
in this city Of the mIRing steamer Ernest
Moritz Afndt, have received q cable dis
patch stating that on the Esd Of July the
Arndt WAS dgnAled In latitude 46, 10,
longitude 45, 4, with her propeller broken
aud under canvass, but did. not need a.
sistancG. Again, on the 24th ol july, q
vessel was spoken BY the steamer Ocean.
ic, in latitude 40, 10, longitude 4S, 81,
steering north. Ia, ..H.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 11.-In the United
States District Court to-day, Judge Blod-
gett delivered his opinion on the petition
Of the Great Western Telegraph COmps-
ny, to set aside the decision Of the CIR.
cult Court, given In April last, adjupatlpg
said company bankrupt. The decision
Is very long, but, the main point IN It
Is that the petition Is denied, the, decree
upheld and the company declared inSol-
vent. '.,hH.. ,.,7.,'-. r
Mayor Msdill today appointed W. 3.
Bsteman, = well. known citizen, formerly
connected with the volunteer fire depart
ment, for Fire Marshal, In place Of VIII
liams, removed. The Council have not
yet confirmed the nomination. NE. 81,
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THE IIIssINe anIPs.
nc Arndt and AlIabamnIa spoken

The Arnat and Alabama spoken.
STETT1N, August 11.-The ship Oscar
Jud arrived hero this morning, and re.
ports having spokenthe steamship Earnst
Morlz Arndt on the 23d oi July, In lst 46
long 45. She lost her propeller on the
l4th Of July and was proceeding under
sail, oil well and she required no assist
anCe.
LONDON, August 1.-THE steamship
Alabama, from Glasgow for New York,
was spoken Tuesday last considerable
distance west Of the locality where por-
ton Of a WreOlSlwag seen.
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KENTUCKY.

COMPOSITION OF THE NEW LEGIsLGTtRE.
LouBVnIIE, August 1.-THE recently
elected General Assembly at Kentucky
will be composed as iolloWs; Senate S2
Democrats and 8 Republicans, House Of
Representatives 81 Democrats and 10 Re-
publicans The Republicans gain 3 10
Senate and Democrats I In House.
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PORTLAND. August 1.-THE body
ni Percy O'Neal, fireman on the DiregO,
has been recovered. lie was not known
to have been drowned until bis body was
found.
PORTLAND, August 1.-THE steamship
CarlottH was towed up to-day. The en-.
gineets say her hull, engine and boilers
are not materially damaged, and that
$4,000 will rebuild her.
1t is thought 10000 bushels OF corn
may be saved from the elevators.
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KANSAS CITY.

Widows aud Orphans Home De.
sITOyed by FITes.The Corn Crop.
KANSAS CRY, August 1.-THE Wild
ows and Orphans Home, situated near
this city; was totally destroyed by fire
this morning, leaving all the inmates
homeless. A small portion Of the furni.
ture was saved, but everything else, In.
cluding clothing, Waalost. Assistance Of
all kind Is urgently needed.
Apprehensions are felt Of an entire fall.
ure Of the corn crop through this section,
on account Of want Of rain.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
A Rrace Of TraEedles.

San FRGNcTsco, August 1l.-JohR
Curtin Bhot and fatally wounded johnson,
on Main street, to-day; alleged seduction
Of Curtin's daughter was the cause. Z
Henry A. Planer shot and Instantly
killed George Smith, Of San Pueblo, Con.
tracostA county. Theexcited crowd took
PlAner ont and hung him. A constable
arrived and rescued him. The man claims
that the pistol was discharged accident
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An obseTVAnt lady SayS that she was
never 30 much inclined 70 laugh In church
a. on Q recent Sunday, when walking
down the broad OiSle after service, she saw
that every woman ahead Of her was using
her left hand In arranging that portion Of
her dresB adjoining her back, and before
She was aware OF ltfound herDall similarly
emploVed, o..
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LAST winter, just previous 10 the ex-
Eemely cold weather, Mrs. Jennings, llV'
ing near Litchtield, Illinois, bough BIT a large
quantity Of bed ticking and made II into
huge envelopes, with which she entirely
covered her peach trees, Then her neigh
bors laughed; but now, while their trees
are either dead or barren, she laughs 10
see her own heAyily.laden with tho choic'
est Of peaches, for which she can obtain
the most fabulous prices.
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ff
HEALTH PREcAuTIoNs!-The appear
suce OF q lew cases OF cholera at Pitts
burgh ought to serve as fresh reminder
here that constant vigilance Is the price Of
exemption from the Tavsges Of the disease,
which Is now widely scattered throughout
Tie country and which shows itself ready
to become epidemic whenever it finds IA
vorable conditions This reminder ought
10 induce our citizens TO freshly examine
the condition Oftheir surroundings, to see
il they are In all respects observing the
laws OF public hygiene. In these trying
dog days, it Is specially necessary to be
careful regarding sanitary rules. Thor.
ough ventilation Of dwellings, personal
cleanliness, the disinfection OF cellars,
areas, drains aud cess-pools should bespe.
cIGlly cared ior-damp cellars arc often
very deleterious to health. Again, this Is
the fruit season, and the cases Of disease
caused by eating under.ripe or over-ripe
lruit arc legion. Disease also is probably
induced by the reckless habit OF throwing
into the streets and cutters large quanti-
ties oil decsycd vegetable and fruit, there
to decomposc and poison the Rir. A
nutritious, carefully selected diet, with
temperance in IoOd and drink, with
habits FREQ from excuses, and with
plenty Of sunlight, fresh air, sleep and
recreation, are all safeguards TO health.
Though cholera, when II Is epidemic,
attacks the strongest constitutions and
the cleauest and healthtulest localities, yet
it does not, as rule, seek such localities,
until it has frst gained foothold IN ma
lariouS or uncleanly regions, among those
who by the unhealthlul condition Of their
persons or Surroundings have invited It's
attacks. Qulcklime, charcoal, carbolic
acid, chloride of lime and chloralum or
hromOchloralum arc among the many
useful disinleclants. Whitewashing walls,
fences, cutters, shops, and in general all
places exposed TO dampneSs, Is an excel
lent practice, as II tends to keep them dry
and clean. Low fires are useful in damp
houses on cold and damp days In Au-
gust the evenings often become suddenly
cool, requiring q prompt addition Of
clothing, and special care against needless
exposure to night air. Regularity, mod
Grafton, prudence and good sense are exi
Cellent physicians, which. II he only
will, every man may always have at call,
without money and without price.
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An Ohio Town Ip,roauees Gas,

WrLMMeToN, o, August 1l.-ThIs
city WAS Illuminated tonight for the first
time with gas. The occasion was cele-
hrated tonight by banquet at the Gates
House. Among the guests were the City
Councils Of Washington Court. House and
Of this city, together with the officers tf
the company and many invited guests.
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LITTLE ROCK.

Executive Gallant Rescue..
r.Iz Fatal Accident -
LITTLE Rock, August 11.-RichSrd
Stevenson, sentenced TO thres years In
the penitentiGry by the Phillips County
Court, was pardoned by the Governor to-
A young lady was rescued from a
wateEy grave by a gallant young man
at the wharf this morning, She fell
overheard from Q Bkift. ~
Wesley Lindsay, colored, was shot and
accidentally killed below here, Sunday.
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Murder By Poisoning.

DETROIT, MrcH., August 11.-A horri-
bic case Of murder by poisoning occurred
near 0weso, in this State, yesterday. The
victim was Mrs. Wartemberg. her
son.in.law, Charles Moore, was arrested
today on suspicion, and has confessed TO
having given her arsenic. The desire to
posses her property was probably the
motive
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August II Yes
terday, at TunkhannOck, Sidney Mayor
accidentally shot and killed Oscar Mills
Assistant Engineer In the U. 8. Navy
Mayor shot al a hawk In his garden, and
portion Of the charge entered the heart
Of Mills, who was walking In his yard
At the time.
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THEY have delightful weather In Win
chester, N. H., a place which "Old Prob"
most likely knows nothing about There
was a wedding In church there q few
days ago, and rural newspaper CORES.
pondent says, gushlngly, that THE morn
was ushered In with most resplendAnt
eelat BY the god Of day, giving beautiful
promise to tho more efulgent and ecstatic
low
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steamer News.

LrvRRPooL, August 1.-THE steam.
ships Nevada, City Of Antwerp, Westpha.
lia, Olympia and Koenigsverre, from New
York, and Pruasian, from Montreal, have
arrived out.
NEw YORK, AugustNll.-The steamer
Idaho, from Liverpool, has arrived.
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BErHLEHEM, PA.
Runaway Stage..TwO PerSonG XIII.
ed and Many IRgurea.--.

ed anu many sA2B0EeASs-Haa
BETHLKHEGr August 11-Slx horses
attached TO Q morning stage between
Crawford and the Profile House ran
away to-day upsettiDg the coach on
WhilcombS hill in this town instantly
killing G. r. Donnel Of Baltimore and
fatally injuring A.JS. Butler, banker
from Allegan, Mich, who has since died.
The following were also injured: Mr..
and Miss Reeves, Phoenixville, Pa,
probably fatally, ChRuncey G, Harring-
ion, Worcester, Mass, seriously, Austin
Fox and Miss Fox, No. West S3rd
street, New York, seriously; 3. Fox,
slightly; Miss Emma Kennedy, Indianap.
olIS, Indians, slightly; Mrs.. Culbertoni
and daughter, honton, Ohio, slightly
Mrs. La Croix, Ironton, Ohio, arm broken
and slightly injured on the head. Two
or three otherS were sllghtly injured! l.
Ia believed that oil Of the injured persons
with the exception possibly, Of Mr., and
Mrs. Reeves, will recover. The accident
was caused by the breaking Of the pole
strap. y
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The Kind Of Men Who Have Bought
the CentrtPetal Power az Gambler.
land

prom the Cumberland. Daily News Of July 9sth.) }
The company Of Cumberland gentle
men (referred to elseWhere) who have
purchased the right b sell and mAnuiac.
ture the new Centdpetal Motive Power
In portions of, this State and Pennsylvania
d composed Of Hon. Lloyd LoWndes, Jr.,
Colonel d. @. Bruce, George ". GephRrt,
James T. Hill, 8. a. FundmbGg, II. A.
Frost and others. They have purchased
Allegheny, Washington and GSrret coun.
ties IN this State, and Somerset, Bedford
and Fulton counties, Pennsylvanla. The
Rame sentlemen arc contemplating the
purchase Of the remaining counties OF
Maryland. ,-aI
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CHICAGO, August If.-A FIRE at Cham
paiQn this morning destroyed DAyidson's
large livery stable and William Bowers
merchant tailoring establishment AdjOln-
ing. Total loss 5000; partly insured.
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..4-. 49, war DEPAEfNENF,
UYPiCH Or FuA CHIEY SIGNAL OEFToEA.
WLnIHoToH, D. O., Aug. ii.-sOo.E. Y.
PRoDABILITIRf


PROBABILITIES.
For the lower lakes and thence to West
VirginIa and Eastern Kentucky, low ba.
rometer, northeasterly and southeasterly
winds, cloudy weather, local rains.
For the Eastern and Middle States fall.
ing barometer, northeasterly and south
easterly winds, increasing Cloudiness and
rising Temperature, with occasional rain
inlNew York Nhd New England.
For the South Atlantic ard Gulf States,
Q lower barometer, southeasterly and
Southwesterly winds, partly cloudy and
warmer weather and local rains.
For Tennessee and Missouri and thence
to Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, low bar
omCtcr, SOuthwcSterly to northwesterly
winds, cloudy weather and local storms.
For,the Northwest and upper lake re-
gion, northWesterly winds, cloudy wealth
er, a rising barometer and occasional rain.
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The Murder Of Mrs. Hedges..A True
Bill against Mrs. Workman.

CHICAGO, August 11.-A Peoria, ILL.,,
dispatch says the grand jury Of WoOdford
county have found a bill against Mr0
Workman, wife Of Rev. T. G. Workman,
for killing Mrs. Hedges near Eureka, ILL.,,
last spring. A former grand jury, II will
be remembered, failed to find an indlct.
meut against her.
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shall the CenIripotaI.POWer Ma
chimes be Manufactured IN Wheels
ingl..A Proposition TO be Made
To-day. 'fs
Mcssrs. SMiTH b Company, whose Cen
tripetal-PoWer MaChineS have been on
exhibition hero for some weeks, agreed
some time since to make proposition to
Wheeling gentlemen in regard 70 their
manufacture and sale ct this point Their
dolGy in doing 50 has been occssioned by
their absence from The city on business in
other places. They hATe formed q com
pany In Cumberland, Maryland, for the
Manufacture Of their machines, To supply
lhestate Of Maryland and certain por-
tionS of Pennsylvania. This Company Is
oomposed OF the best mon In Cumbsr'
land, Their names sppear IN q para.
Rrsph copied elsewhere from the Oumber.
land Daily NsSS. Mr.. LoWNDEs, as our
readers knoW,fiS the member Of Congress
elect from the Cumberland district The
other gentlemen are well known in this
city as gentlemen Of means and character,
10 another column also appears the
report submitted to the citizens Of
Cumberland by certain Of their own num-
Der who were sent TO visit this city and
witness the operation of the machines on
working exhibition here. The prompt
action at Cumberland in the purchase Of
territory and the establishment OF manu-
factory there shows that the capitalists Of
Cumberland are alive TO their interests,
As We rustthe capitalist Of Wheeling are.
Messrs. SMITH Co, returned to the
city yesterday morning. They have ma
tured and will offer to our citizens to-day
proposition In regard TO tho manufacture
and sale of their machines In western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, This
hAs been embodied in a subscription pa.
per, which all persons interested can see
by calling at their office on Main street
to day. ....,
We certainly hope the energetic cap
itAlss Of Wheeling will take hold OF this
enterprise in good earnest, as from what
we have seen ourselves Of tho practical
working Of the machines, we cannot but
believe that the establishment Of a manu-
factory here for their supply TO 50 large q
territory as that mentioned must be q
highly successful investment for those
engaging in 1t, and must be an important
addition to the business and Importance
OF the city. while Of pOsitiye benefit TO
the region for which Wheeling would be-
come the source Of supply. Mcssrs.
SMIFH. & Company have shown them.
selves to be enterprising and wide awake
men. We doubt not their propositions
will be liberal and fair. We trust our
capitalists will meet them today In 8
Ike spirit of llberslity and uI condolences
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The Green Eyed Monster.

New York, August lin a fit OF
jealously last evening In Brooklyn, Wm,
Anderson, aged 81, stabbed his intended
wife Ann Cunningham, aged lsseven times
and then stabbed himself three times
Tho girl Is thought TO be fatally wounded,
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, August 1.-THE argument
in The Webb Young divorce case is com.
pleted. The Court reserved It's decision.
Gen. Ord Is here on an inspecting tour,
He proceeds 10 Beaver.
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A PARDON was found more elFectuAl in
curing young man who was dying Of
consumption In an Illinois Jail than twen.
ty dozen Of cod liver oil, lntwenty.f flour
hours his lungs were as sound as II there
had never been anything the matter.
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0SE Of the leading psragraphisIs Of the
Chicago Times has been urged 70 accepta
lucrative position In front OF q Milwaukee
leather store. When hP stands on his
head and lets out his feet he makes q very
superior awning-L0uiSViRe C0urier.JoItr'
mil
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 11-George Car.
son, Custom House officer who last night
shot and killed a man mined Graner,
fireman Of the steamship Baltimore, was
to-day committed for action Of the grand
iurV
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A CRUEL young man in Q TituTville
hotel nut sulph1ric acid In his hair oil.
The chnmbermAid thinks 1t perfectly AW.
fuI, tho way they charge ior false hair.
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CHOLERA.

COLUMBUS, August 11.-Ono fatal case
OF cholera occurred to-day. The victim
died after eight hourS sickness, and was
buried at O'clock tonight
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, August 11.-Dr. L. r. Van.
hooseu, late Of Albany, N. T., committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor
this morning. The weather Is extremely
hot