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READY NADE CZOTRZNg :,
HATS and CAPS.


A fne and select assortment Of FAHoY
ARrlcLEs, PERruMsRY, &c.
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--MEKCAsAoVE,
(c@aR Of Main and St. Joha sh., near. the
.5-H.,, Catholic Churchh ,-ea~.t ..
4. - al .s-,'.vssMl1oxv1lls, Ia,
HAs on hand . lsrgs and complete
LIZ stock Of dry goods, consisting of a.
Calico. IT tie best ,or;iss., French Alpa.
ca, French Aer;nos, Zine CLOTH. and
cas;"ets Of different colors,, Donses-
ra.ties, &c., dc. ,,-,.u
ut5e o II p. i..a,-- .i.,st.-.
READY NADE CLOTHING s.
Gentlemen and Boys Costs; Psnts and
Vests +; Ladies' Shawl. and Cloak. ;. 4.
BOOTS SH0ES, &C.,
Ladies, gentlemen and BOYS Boots, Shoes
.,q t~ Is and, Rrog.as. - -,
Ladies, gentlemen and shildrens Gloves
"-- and Hose. s.: T. = .
ss9 ,i-~ HATS and CAPS. ~, +-..,.'....
1".t s-,'-- .g' II n :Go. y
.*f Atitn i,.iysa@t svlrAfi
ais'.i ,r0sfi.4
A One and select assortment Of FArors
ARTICLES, PERruMERY, &c.
3.i''F"i' 'hiEe. - iiosij'oJ yjiD
GUNS, Pzsr0zs WA KNIVES
-1r t.h. ,aiIGic. - " .9l -.
Of tho 6s.tIqsaliy and from the best. u
Il u 'as naanufsctoriss. Il ..s.. .aa,..f
.a'.'i.'l.. s--igsA l. ssHs =.
Croekery sSd 0la.s,oa,s. 'o2sb s6I
,ao, FaaeH psrlor Lamps, ..o,u -, eos
.aioquA.fss assortment Of Jtvelry,
And many eebsr ssticlss too aanerous
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H. P. YOUNG l. Cos. ,
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April oh lls7s..-sm..s u .,.9 .r's
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-08

. !osets Zen tsats, poar Nesr 1t o. jios,
4t ER1.ss ".f te5 $40 sT"p .'-40 -
,u:f IS .l;:l a8t a7,i 6tsg s-f.ssf y,f.tsf' +.
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IA Liberty county (Fla.) man died six hours
after being bitten by rattlespake

~A Liberty county fla man died six hours
after being bitten by rattlesRake.
@One of the chief amusements of the Roman
carnival this year has been to throw about live
birds sewn to oranges and flowers.
~The Sultan refused to sign the treatv to
suppress the slave trade in Zanzibar, alleging
that slavery is permitted in the Koran.
ga subscription paper 10 now circulating in
Germany for the benefit of Senefelder, the in
yentOr Of TYPOGRAPHY, who is said to be in desti
tute circumstances.
a0The report Of the resignation of Salustema
Olozaga, the Spanish minister to France, is
confirmed. The ambassador win remain pri-
vately in Paris for the present.
~The ex-P Prince Imperial of France is going
to the Vienna Exposition. He will spend most Of
his time in the French quarter, where. he saws
he will feel as IL he were in France.
ga druggist at Aberdeen was surprised and
disturbed to receive at the hands OF a dirty.
looking customer the following prescriDtion.
"Pleas give the bare sunpthin to 6zick him
worth tippence.'
@The remains OF an ancient teurple. suD.
posed to have been erected centuries hefore tie
discovery OF Mexico, have been found an TIE
San Jose mountain, in the Htate Of Chiapas.
- A republican conference at shefsead
England, on Saturday night paced resoIufions
England. .as -. - -S'
s|The Voc de Cuba, commenting ON t,he IA .
for the abolition Of slavery in Porto Rico, dis
approves OF me Clause providing Ter the pay-
ment oi indemnity for emancipated slaves out
Of the revenues Of the ialanA
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From Europe To-day.
IRE TOWN or BEGGA DESTROYED BY


CAREISTS.
MADRID, March 3f.-DspatCheS from Bar
celoHa say the situation in that city is grave.
Intelligence has reached here that the town OF
BeTEa. which was captured by CarliSts on FRI
day, had been destroyed by IRE by the in~.r-
gents. who, before applying the torch. sstr-
rated number of buildings with petroleum.
Inc news OF the burning OF the town creates
great excitement in Barcelona At the tima
the last Dispatches were forwarded from that
city, the pOpulace were assembling i'm the streets
~ large crowds. and disorders were feared
The authorities were making every s.Aort 20 al
lay the excitement and prev ent "A disturbance of
he leace. Rcprisals were threatened against
the clergy ana a number OF known CarliSt SYM
pathizers. BerEa contained a hospital and Sey-
eIal converts, and had over 5000 population
DEATH OF THE MARQUIS De CHASSEIovP.
PARIS, March 31.-Th Marquis De Chase
lonp Loubet, an eminent French Statesman. l.,
dead. lie was - wears Old.
The government is sending reinforcempntS to
the troops now stationed on the Spanish frontier.
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DIsHoNoR AND DEATH.-The Paducah T. IL
tuchan OF the 10Th inst, saws that in the tl, ~
ol Ivan Clark. prominent citizen OF SIR ~
iand. man OF family, there lately dwelt. iu tle
capacity OF servant. "A yoang girl. ga last
friday, % the giH SAYS, Clark sent her to the
house 81 woman named Ann Adams, whers
sic as taken sich. ON SATURDAY.. the mother,
who l. a worthy woman, not having seen Ter
daughter Tor some time. cuuclud ii to N he Ter
a visit. and went 10 Clark house. Clark n
l"rlntd her that she was Tot there. and refused
to give any information. The mother. ntAtay
further inquiry. had pointed ost u her fae
hous" where her daughter Was. To this llr-e
she Proceeded. went ia. ami. horrible to r.lste,
at the very moment >he opened the door o. ND
room where her daughter Mas. the latter Was
delivered OF child. The stricken mother resl-
lzfd the situation 1T 4 glance. walked % fhs,
bedside OF her crring daughter. and wa hout
Speaking a word, feil dead 10 The naor The cIrI
-aLs tLat lllIk i he IathtT OF h.I cliIn.
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CIVIL WAR ~ EARNEST ~ SPAtN.-The
Tow ct Btrga was captured by The Car. ~ ON
friday ana 900 prisoners taken. Ou saturday
party oi taTlists entered the town 81 kcpall,
lblTl. mlcs west OF Serena, ON some lT-teNt,
ieaiing flag of truce. 4 company OF carbi-
nVerS, no were intreuched in "A church frCd
on the fag-hearer. wbereupon the Carii-is re
church. and shot niuc OF the soldiers al.I Tree
cttiZl ~. Armed men have entered AMI ,ackei
private residences in Malaga fOr arms Among
the houses TINS entered was one occupied by
the Italian consul. The representatives there
OF foreign governments unite in a demand Tor
redress. The Fcqcralist demonstration an
Madrid was quiet and orderly. 4 d~pu- a ON
was appointed. which proceeded 20 The Nnistry
OF the interior. and demanded the deposition
OF all the mOnarchiCal municipalities. The
Minister replied that the government hal 10
legal power 10 act.
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~Sparrows refuse to live i'm Boston.
~ Springfield church spire is utilized as
choirs- Sn"'ch
sHThe Springfield, m, gas works poison the
nsh IN the Sangamon river.
0.Rattlesnake Jack" takes IN the upvayv
WIN three card monte ON western railroads.
0Fans Of elephantine dimensions will b
carried by our bellies this spring.
@Charles Mortimer, convicted af Sacra.
mento Of the murder OF Mary Gibson, has been
sentenced TO be hanged May IS.
6Mrs. Emmeline Reed formerly of Rroon,
Ign, being interpreted into Italian, sieni aes SIC
nora Beatrice Amore, who has made q sue eS
full debut at Malta.
~ Sergeant Hon, who was 10 much ta,lnv
abort In Paris, during the siege, for his exp,ots
IN the way OF picking on the German oufaosts
and who was AT one time thought 20 he a sny.
was married ON the 18th inst, In Paris. f's
eM.ss Ride Z0llicoffer, daughter of Cen.
Zoihcofer, has been appointed TO write al
read an essay on the female chara..fers ~
ehakespeare, before q literary society In Ce>
iumbia, Tenn.
~kiehard Moon, colored, aged -. vas
struck by lightning and killed Yesterday laorns
ing, during q storm an Anne Arundel cOnnfys
Md. he was driving mule AT the time, shia1
was also killed.
~ Deputy Sheriff Judson JARVIS YESTERDAY;
In New York, attached bonds amounting tx
81 go, addressed 60 y. c. Brow aeli, sapf5sei
proceeds of the bank OF England foreerie-.
after they came ta 10ssessioR ss tae re- -igcI
nom the psst ohce.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
New York NnleS-


THE GOODRICH MYSTERY.
INV YORK. March Si.-The police are search
ing tar a rough named Pop Tighe. who is D.
heved 10 know something OF the Goodri.h
murder. Thurlow Weed and quit a numb r OF
prominent peope have sent money TO aid the
father and mother Of Mrs. Myers. From cei-
tam admissions made by the mother, it i
thought she really has information, obtained
from her daughter. of a circumstantial charac-
ter relative to the murder which viii prove i'm
portant. District Attorney Britton i reported
10y the Herald this morning a. having said that
the story OF participation i'm the murder by lu-
cette Myers is all fiction; that she was not
present at the murder and really knows nothing
of the murderer; but still her testimony " m
prove valuable.
LETTERS PROM MADRID
represent Spain a. in a very turbulent condi-
. ION ana the prexalen mt belief is gaining ground
thar the army will yet reestsblish a monarchy.
hut IL ls doubtful whether Don Carlos or A.
fonso will be put on the throne.
TIE INTERSATIoNALs.
At meeting of internationals last night A
committee was appointed TO call n convention
OF delegates OF the trades unions. 10 be held IN
a fortnight, 10 perfect measures for the enfor &C.
MT mt OF the eight hour law.
THE STOKES CASE AGAIN.
Judge Brady to-day denied the motion -
amend the judgment record in the Stokes case
and said the proper method was Nv ceFfi8rry5.
which VIII bring the case before the general
term.
In the Erie investigation. Henry Thompson.
one OF the Old directors, testified TO approving
voucher for the payment OF S2J,lb 10 4. ID. Bar
Der. an Albany lobbyist Witness received
800 at the time of the change OF directors
last year.
THE EEiE INVESTIGATION.
AT the Erie investigation to-day, John +.
johnson. director, testified that the earnings
ot the road did not justify the declaration o. a
dividend last month and that Il was made an
difference 10 the wishes OF the English sto <
holders. Homer Ramslell, a director. did not
know Of any money being paid Tor favorable
legislation. and explained that a contract he
.dd with the company to take ieht on Hight
ers from Ntw0urg 10 New York, was favorable
TO the company.
DEATH or MRS. JAMES GORDON nRVNrvr.
n private dispatch states that Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett died at kWnig>tein. SaAony.
this morning.
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..,.r..r,,,,. .-.,,-.,-s

CAMBRIDGE CREWS.
The annual race between the eighS cared
boats crews Of the oxford anl Cambridge ant
NtrsitieS Saturday afternoon. on tue Than -,
the result OF which waS announced i'm TT fc'e-
graphic columns 81 EuE STAB 90 that dag. - a.
an eNciung ahsir. The betting az first uas m
isNef OF The cambridge crew. as q was r.eIrr-
Any accepted that they would prove the y tors,
the odds being two e. one on them Prt 20 A
an hour before the start the ONfortls Suddenly
sprung into favor. the rumnr Caininr r-si..p !,
that some OF the Csnsshs had been over, ,r,,I
and were sick. Just before the contest. how
ever, the Cambridge crew were again he "a
vorit-s. The total weight 81 the oxford ..r~ y
was Lao pounds; average weight. Us :
pounds. The total weight 81 the Canhr Z q,
crew was 1857 pounds. average weight. 80 :
pounds. The Attendance Mas unusually large.
The Prince OF Wales and hi children were on
the umpire's boat. AZ thirty one minutes past
: o clock the word was given. Cambridge tume-
dateiN taking the lead a. very quick s-rok 4.
anu were TAR distance ahead OF their cor
petitors 20 Bishops WAX. three furlonyS II. I,
the starting point. Here the ONfords Spur-
vigorously aud drew uP. passing the Cantah- a
mile ana Tour iuriongs from Hammcrsfr
bridge. The steady stroke OF the CantAhs 81 "a
after began % tell on heir opponents. AM r a
few moments Cambridge had resumed "a. ID.
ami won easily hv three lengths. Thcp "a
crew rowed from ttirtv-nine 20 tortv- '.rrs
strokes per mir ate. aIui the Cantahs fso.n -r.--
ty-eight to fcTfN-twO strokes. The time aI .lr
race Was twenty inmates aad thirty-tsc see
onds
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Panic in a Church-SeyeraI Persons
bs. surest

TRENTON, y. J., March I.-During = re-
guitm tor the dead at ST. Johns Catholic
church for Rev. Father Mackin, this morut ns
the immense crowd was startled bv er,.ls.
which was supposed was the giving way OF the
gallery, and which caused a scene OF con,ter-
nation. The crowd rushed towards the on let.
numbers being thrown down and crushed he
meath the feet of the mass. Fully ten minutes
elapsed before the passage could be cleared
when the wounded were removed to residences
near, and physicians summoned. A dozen
women and children were found to he severely
wounded, some in dangerous condition. bu.
there are no deaths yet. The alarm wa
caused by the breaking OF kneeiing-boari.
The alarm having subsidized, the funeral seryice
were resumed.
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BILE BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
q Or CORNER OF Urn AND ID Srs.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

" AD,ITANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NAsHIN6IoN, March "a, 1873
The attention IF Claimants ,nyited to tine follow
,mg legislation on The subject oI the Montana Indian
An AcT to enable The Secretary Of War TO pay the
sSItuses incurred IN suPprs-,,ng the diaE-hos-
eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Be :; snaei-t ~ tss Ssaaie aad Hoass 81 Reprsser
assenJlsd, That il shall be the duty Of the proper
determine the amounts Justly due upon he claims
for eNpeDses necessarily incurred in expressing
the year eighteen hundred and sixty -seven, which
have been examined aud reported upon by Inspector
snn allowed thereon b. in excess Of the awari r.
ported ~ said Generals trdie; and in sac. esti
relation thereto shall be received in evidence but
ssF .s snail not o. EegsIded as Conclusive unless
- end 70 ,. us shall be paid TO the persons sever
r t sr ey ~ ws4 of9esr aneT T me
The acceptance q such ment shall be in full II
further rkai S claim IN under the prSv aia ~ ,ss
act hail b. audited aud pad unless presented thin
Approved, March ;, 1873.
Az Acr making sppro pria,ions to supply defeien-
chs Ia The srprorriations for the services # the
t,e'h, eighteen hunire, and seventy three aud for
s-rta,r.s 81 re r.,tsa Ssiss a5 AmeS,ea 4. 70" Co.
<y.ss assembled, That the following be. ami
treasury Otherwise appropriated, TO suppv def
siences IN Ih- appropriations for the ies Of the
~'2hteen hundred snt seventy three. and the former
year, and for other pt rpases, namely,
To enable the secretary Of War, according 10 the
nPon iat SUBJECT PASSED at the session of
SobsIc--- 10 pay. Tor pen>e incurred press
ing Ind an hestilites In the Territory of Montana
In the year eighteen hundred aud sixty 10 the
per-oLs entitled thereto, the claims usou
BY General james A. Hsrdie, under Tn, proyisi.,a-
If section ten Of act entitled AN act making an
pr. pratiOns for sundry civil expenses of the gov
ernnef, and Tor Their purposes. for the year end
ing June the thirtiefh, eighteen hundred and sew
eny approved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy; and for thai purpose there il hereby
appropriated from money in the Treasury Of the
United stste- not otherwise Appropriated. the sum
81 I'VE hundred snd thirteen thousand three hun
may be necessary.
Approved, March ; l,-s
All claimants und~r the foregoing acts are re-
4uested 10 present their original vouchers TO the
SECOND Comptroller Of the Treasury, Hon j. M
BEoDHEAD, W ashingtOn, u. C., either i'm person or
by attorney, With power Of attorney 10 collect The
ards in the latter case.
MAJOR George BELL. COmmisssry Of Subsistence
DEPOT Csnlnissary, W ashington, ID. C., O!sce cor,
ner 18th and streets. sout Invest has been xped
10 TIE du-y Il paying the sum. sw ardsd claimants
bt ordtr OF the Secretary Of War:
No. h. ID. TOWNSEND. Adj staat GeReraI
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TIE BRooKLYN HORROR Goo4ricb SRI p.
haze been Murdered Js a S, dHish Rsrdl.-It Is now
said that the Baltimore police are on the track
Of Spaniard named Roscoe, the alleged Iaur-
derer of Goodrich, in BROOKLYN. Roscoe, it j.
said, was tue lover of the woman Myers nov
IN custody, and she discarded him for Good rich.
The father OF the woman says he rememb- ret
that a Spanisrd frequently called to see his
daughter, but had not called since they resided
in Rivlngton street. After removing from STAN
ford. Conn, the woman took another name ami
sought 10 hide her whereabouts from the
SPaniard, but he found her out and traced her
10 the house in DeGraw street, where the nu:-
der was committed. After Roscoe had murdered
Goodrich and the woman had recovered from
her fright she sought TO conceal the tragedy.
and arranged the body as found, locking M
doors and throwing the key OF the basement in a
basket, and then left for New York in the @ .r,v
morning train. The woman, 1t is sail, has d.
tailed TO Chief of Police Campbell, OF Brooklyn
a full history of the murder,
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n0Gen. Hardee hives In Selma, Ala, and
owns fne orange grove estate near 81. Angus
tine, Florida.
ga Georgia grand jury recently arrayed
thewselvos in kuklux clothes; for what purpose
does not appear.
0"The room i'm which Cod. Thomson af
the Savannah News, wrote hts celebratei 49,
OF Major Jones' Courtship,' at Malison a.
Was burned in the biz Gre last sunday
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WHAT JEALOUSY DID.-A schoolmaster of
Southwater, near Colorado City, named Oder
fell in love with a Miss Emma Stone of that
place; but true love as usual, ran i'm a rough
channel with him. This time, however il was
not the opposition Of cruel parents he had 10
contend with; but an old mans attention to his
girl melted bis jealousy to such pitch that ON
at Mia Stone and then took pop OF the OH
Diminishing both times. Becoming disgnsted
with his poor Workmanship, he went TO an AL
to his own head and fired, with a more fayors-
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Change Of Cuban Oftici "a II ian the I'm ted


NEW YORK, March 3l.-In consequence of
orders from President Cespedes, OF Cuba,
changes are made in the perS0nEel of the repre-
sentatiyos OF that republic in this country. 4
confidential agency is established i'm place of
the existing Offices, and Nayorga accordingly
resigns the general agency held BY him.
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DOinys Of the storm.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-The high wnis of
Saturday night and yesterday caused consider
able OF the coast of Long Island TO be sub
merged. At Hunters Point large quantities OF
lumber ioated of by the overfiowing of the
wharves. A passenger train on the Long Island
raiiroad narrowly escaped floating out on a
bridge.
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Postmaster General GresWeIl Going
OM q Southern Tour.

NEW YORK. March Silt L. reported from
Washington that Postmaster General CresweIl
Is TO start i'm day or two on a southern tour,
accompanying Senators Howe and Cameron.
HIS principal object will he to inspect the postal
service. The postal car difficulty he now corr
stders settled until the newt Cnnrsress-
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NEW YORK, March 3l.-A Richmond diSpatch
states that walters. editor of the Norfolk Jour
Tlal. and Hope, editor of the Tirginian. were
both arrested and held i'm 5000 bonds not 10
violate the dueling law, as both were about TO
staSt for North Carolina to fight out an editorial
quarrel arising from discussion of the recent
railroad affairs before the legislature.
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y S'H"pLMA~rEG'S TRpJ BLEs-E ~ r.
cN.f frH tpT4iy Boys D. n. atris.--H I.. --l zee
ful SQuabble. saws the Middleton. ~
lress. took place on "Wednesday o. Isl. yes,
an the EatonVllle schoOl-house. In e. . l.-f-.s .
which has generally borne the o. .ls 1- a
hard school, the custom i stil t...f "a. "a
turning out the teacher on the If.- Cd 80
"Wednesday, the 10th, was given ont .. ~. 1T
day. The teacher heard that the n IL rH~- lm
Was 10 Ice observed on that occasion. Hrr1 s. A
Irccautlon, mace known the fact 10 rtte-
tee. Mr.. James milford. who visited o. .. 81
and alter remaining a short time ana . us
the boys 10 undertake 40 disturhane. ant
away. But shortly after his drpartur, rec
full grown BOYS. watching their oupe. y
bounced upon the teacher when his b. i
turned. threw him down, and were al,ou IT
the better OF him, wien several OF tn rr
girls came TO his relief. The tide OF va .-
then turned against the boys who soon Co. 2
retreat, and ran out OF doors. The teach .r- -
lowed. caught the hind rrtaost" boy. and 2. .
linn a severe druhbing. In the skirm - Ir.
Decker toe teacher, lad finger terribly D. u
by one OF the boys.
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DEATH or JUDGE MASON. or MARHLASD.
Judge John Thomson Mason died suddenly at
Eihton, Md, on Friday evening las. Judge
Mason was the son OF the late John Thomson
Mason, distinguished lawyer. aud was born
at Montpelier, near Hagerstown, in MAY 1855;
graduated at Princeton College, read law at
Hagerstown, and admitted TO the bar in
and reelected Ina ls59. In 1871. when Oniv "a. he
was elected 10 the House of Represent ttises.
Retiring from Congress, after serving one
term. he resumed the practice OF Law unLil, i'm
1851. he was elected by the people. under the
then new constitution OF the STATE. iud &c OF
the court of appeals. At the time OF his dea fii
he was secretary of state, 40 which position
GOV. Whyie, on his election, had appointed
him. The funeral took place at Balfimre
Yesterday evening, at the Cathedral. = large
congregation was present.
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COULDN'T KEEP HIS HEAD Anovr WATER.
John Pick, Of Campbell county, Va, picked
out softpIace in a stream running near his
house, on Monday, and laid his head ON it, AMI
under the water, till he drowned. The reason
was he could not keep his head above water"
hnancially
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n Row AT THE A-TAR-t b. thcT ~. 's
"ts SUI AfIrIuge. UIf N.soofF 4 - 4
starting episode, which came near e'f. f Is "a a
tragedy, occurred I'm Milwaukee on ~. l. a.
IN connection With a e. marriage OF NJ g. r.
Gregg, a worthy business man. AMI NJ. A.
gusta sherman, dauEi liter 81 Mr. Jane 10. ..sr-
man, a wealthy private banker. NJ a.,
sherman. q brother Of the lady. rem ..-'rt-..f
against the bans, and his parents o., .-..g -a
listen 90 hum, he brcame violent Hnl rat o.,
threats. hen the Wedding party e .Nr.. a.
the residence OF the elder sherman r...y .are
man rushed 10 his loom. MT. sherman. d.
elder, and his >On-lnlaw, Levi blossom leo owed
the young man quickly and found l.,n srur.l
with loaded shot gun. which he l,r...I d. U.s
rather. A. he pulled the trigger A.. Blossom
threw mp the barrel Of the gun. Az. ..... .f--
deroOs charge shattered a mirror !r f... o. .1,, .
Young sherman then procured ar. ..r end
before ne could make use Of il Ia al, I.nrrI
hand aud foot and conveyed 10 the t.....rv al.
where he still Trma ms The mo. f d ... enc
mony was then performed witt ... r.f.-.r
mOltstafion.
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Death Of an Aged Clerxvmam

FREDERICK, Nd, March 3I.-Rev. DR. Zscha-
rus. pastor Of the Frederick Reformed church
LOT % years, DIED this morning. aged es years.
His funeral will take place "Wednesday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31
Important Decision i'm am Insurance

BosToT, March 3i.-The supreme court has
decided in cases OF the Mon Mutual Insurance
company, of Boston. that neither the expira-
tlon OF policy or Its cancellation releases a
nolder IRON liability to assessment for an
losses which occurred while he was a member
of the cOAuany -