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Tine ImmortnI William.

New ORLEANS, April 23.-The Shakes
peare Club celebrated the anniversary Of
Shakespeare's birthday 1T the Varieties
Theatre, playing the Merchant of Venice
TO q crowded house.
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summer Schedules.

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-The superin'
tendeIts of nearly all the railroads met
here to-day and arranged the summer lime
tables. About 40 were represented.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-The first
shipment of crude borAx, four thousand
five hundred pounds, reached Los Angeles
to day, from the fields. Over two hundred
claims have been located.
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Jesse, Junior.

SAN Francisco, April 23.-United
81 sfes. Senator Cole, accompanied by Jesse
Il Grant; son Of the President, has ar
rived.
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CINCINNATI,
manufactures-HOw $500 Workers
are Employed, Representing q Pop
uIatiOn of about 100000.

CINCINNATI, April 23-The annual re-
port of Capt. q. 81. Fateen, Secretary of
the Board of Trade, is published. From
this it appears that the total value of the
manufactures of the city for the year 1872
was $l43, 100000, gain over the preceding
year of $7,500,000. The manufactures of
iron reached S25, $50, 900; liquors S21,500,-
600; food SIT, $50 900; wood $15,250, 900;
clothing $13,000,000; leather $8,000,0O0;
tobacco S., 100000; soap, candles and oils
S6,500,000. All these departments show
an increase over the preceding year, with
the ex ception of tobacco. The heaviest
increase is in iron manufact ures, which is
$3,500,000. The number of hands employ
ed in manufactures is fifty-eight thousand
five hundred.
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BOSTON.
WfTe-HUrdor


Boston, April 23.-At Elizabethtown,
this morning, Mark Boothby, carpenter,
while under the influence Of liquor, DELHI
erstely shot his wife, instantly killing her.
The murderer escaped.
A SOmnambuIistic Assassin.
A special dispatch to the Traveller, from
Exeter, n. Ii states that Sunday night the
boy, Wilfred l.. Fits, of Lowell, now in q
cell Of Exeter Jail, while in a somnambu-
listic state got possession of razor of one
of the prisoners occupying the same cell,
and attempted to cut their throats. Two
of the prisoners were slightly wounded be-
fore he could be secured. Fits, it will be
remembered, made a midnight attack with
an ak upon the boy Emerson, few days
since. --r..EE r..
Boiler Burst.
This afternoon the boiler at Grand
Junction wharf exploded, injuring Thos.
Robinson, the engineer, fatally, and seven
others, slightly. One Sullivan, an eighth
of mile away from the scene of the ex-
plosion, was struck by piece of flying
iron.
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Fr0ze Fast.

MINIATURES, April 23.-Two sail yes
sells and the propeller Ironsides are fast in
the ice outside the harbor here, and will
probably remain until change of wind.
The bay is full of floating ice for miles out.
This has never occurred before at this sea-
son of the wear
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THE POLAR WAVE.
SnOWing.

INDIANAPOLIS, April pa severe snow
storm prevailed here all night. About four
inches have fallen. The weather is still
cold and cloudy, with indications of more
snow.
COLUMBUS, April 23.-Three inches Of
snow fell here during last night and this
morning. t
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Reports come
from Preble and Montgomery counties of
snow and sleet last night, eDdangeriDg fruit.
Weather was cool and rain fell here, but no
snow, -HH-rr
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Ku.KluXl

Recorder Hackett in the Court of Gener-
al Sessions to-day read a letter received
from an anonymous correspondent threat
eDing himself or some member of his fam
lily with death should be persist in imposing
heavy sentences upon prisoners convicted
of wat the writer regards light offences
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MaIpm aud Smfrifail.

GOLD was dull in New York yesterday,
ranging at 1174 to 1I7s, ard closing at
Il7MII7L.
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THE FAUNTLERoY FRAUD.

Close upon this gigantic "corner" came
the FGuntleroy fraud, one of the most dar-
ing and extensive of the century. 1t was 8
series of fOrgeries of powers of attorney ex
ecuted by Mr.. Henry Fauntleroy, the head
of a banking house of some standing,
and upon which he had sold stocks TO
to the amount of many millions, involving
the Bank Of England alone to the exteDt of
100000. Upon bis arrest there was found
in his private room book containing com
plete list Of bis fOrgeries, with the following
extraordinary endorsement: an order to
keep mp the credit Of The house have forg.
ed powers of attorney, and therefore sold
out al these sums without the knowledge
of any of my partners. l have given credit
in the accounts for the Interest when it be-
came due. HENRY FAUNTLEROY."
Great exertiOns were made to secure the
pardon of the guilty man on account of his
high standing, but without success. He
died before the debtors door at Newgate,
amid the vsstest' concourse of spectators
than an E0glish criminal of late years
has ever called forth. About this
time it became apparent to the Eoglish
mind that the issue of small bark notes WI 8
conducive TO q melancholy waste of human
life. Counterfeiters were being hanged at
the rate Of three score per annnm, and still
the counterfeiting went on. Forged notes
appeared of such excellence as 10 pass uD-
detected through The scrutiny of the bank
inspectors. Hanging did not seem to trouble
the forgers particle. 'Men were
hang in strings" says John Francis.
"Monday mornings witnessed waste of
human life alike horrifying and disgaceful,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

BRIGHAM AND HIS WIVES. Brigh N
Young Is reported TO have expressed
himself as follows in one of hi. recent
..s-rmons'' in Salt Lake City: Il wish
nv women to undersfa nd that hat L am
coin.: t. say Is for them as Well as Others,
and l want thoss. who are here to tell
their sisters, YES all the women in the
Community l am gong to give you
from this time to the 9th of October next
for ref c,ion, that you may detrrmin
uheth-r YOU wish to Stay with your hu~-
bands or not, and then l am Soin. to set
every WON IN at liberty, and say to them.
now, go your way Aud my wives
have got 10 do one or two things, either
round up their shoulders to endure the
Affections of this world. and live THEFT
T-iisIon-thtt Is. poiyS smy-or they
must leave; for l will not have them
about me. l Will 20 into heaven ALONE
rather til IN to have scratching and fight
ing about NE. will set all at liberty.
What, first wife. too? Yes, liberate yon
all l want to go somewhere or do
something to get nd OF the winners. 1
do not want them to rec i've part OF th.
truth and spurn the rest out of doors.
Let every man thus treat his wives keep
ing rainent enough to cover his body.
and say to your wives, take all that l
have aud be set at liberty but ii You
stay with me, you shall comply with the
Law Of God in every respect, and that.
too. without any murmIrinS or whining.
You must fulfill the law of God in every
respect, and round MP your shoulders to
walk up to the mark without any grunt-
ing"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

A WELL KEPT Bu1LDING.-Wepr presume
that there is no public building in the
land kept cleaner and neater than the
Capitol. Mike Purcell is here, there and
everywhere in the huge structure. and if
an offensive sp-ck meets his vision he
l,os 8 for it then aud there. And So does
his able helper of French descent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

BoATs TO Lett may be well for
persons contemplating trip to the Lake
to know that Maish is up there with
boats in abundance to let at reasonable
rates. Leave your order at the Glen
brook, and YOU will hear from him soon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

SusPIcrous-The name of the Rev.
NcGrath of Virginia was to be seen fresh
on the Orms5y register last night. His
presence sets US to bordering over mar
rage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

HUGE.-'.Twenty- six passenger cars. =
says the Gold Hill Ne,cs Of last evening.
..have been chartered to convey the ex-
carsionlsts to the picnic grounds at
Bowers Mansion tO-Gay.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-09

REv. C. T.. FISHER, of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society. will
preach 1T the Presbyterian Church, in
Carson City. on next Sabbath evening.
at 7:45 P. N. A general invitation is
extended.
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| oDMsB7 HoUsE-oEoEGE D. FRYER. PROPRIETOR
C L Cuyer C W wiggin Henry COIN
John u Il We Jas Horn W NJ Carry
and wife n Bur On " Pray
T II McGratil W atyf,sri Airs " traIse
frof Robert G. W Poison JONAS Seeiy
CN Harris
ST. CHARLES EoTEL, GEO. rCFL7. PROPORTION
Mrs u Murphy " Lilienf,ld John Newhousa
and family Mrs Kemp u Crouin
Chs Harris II Suck Mrs. Doll
II Wolf Il Johnson
ooKsrTc EoUsE-coHBETr BROS, cEoPRIETons
] Bartholomew II Lee LMCox
J Boyd \ II Fculks LIE Gaag.r
2 Q,i2aley W Burnett C sibicS
: T Eocle HRRyan { Condor
GoEERSos.-His EScelleney has not
been amongst Us at the Capital lately.
His wise and benevolent countenace has
been b-aining Ger his stock ranch in
Exc for nearly month past.
RAISE OF REwARD.-The price for
catching dogs for the pound is raised
from two to four bits head. We hope
this notice will not make thu number of
youthful dog snatchers greater than the
dogs to be snatched.
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY School will be
held at the usual hour 1917 o'clOclS
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Deposits Of Gold. iO.2aS O7s $l9i ,4e6 II
Silver go. ISL 81 256. 57J 81
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s,aNsN6 ~Isps n REPORT.
Forenoon BEARD.

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74o Gould & Curry "a, ga, 10 BIO, 10
20 Best & Belch, 80
| 400 Savage a.. -, ~ 81. 30
| 81 CIoliar s. =. 81. So y
| CT Hale L Sorcross u Is. 23'i
20 Crown Point ~. So. 8 bio
- Yellow Jacket II, 4Ia
5;s5 linn, rial 40. b1Ds.,
9Og Eutuire 81, 81.
- G Ii Quartz
40 Etntu, K 6zi,G
$50 Belcher II y, -. - b3o, -tts
IL Alpha Il
10 Confidence &. ca
201 Danny ia l. y
Sierra Nevada s 4
o15 Seq B,-lcher II, 80
80 0y..r7nau u au5e 9Il5 %
l. yuIiaI
- Justice -.
$40 Caledonia H. liz Ii7. IJL beo
s. Ericksrbockcr
50 Globe
s. Baltimore -,
10 Bac,n2I
e5a Silv, T Hill II 1915
200 S Ov,rnan 3uc
10 Eclipse )
go Woodyilie IL Il.
D
6sa Meadow Valley ~, ~ : $40. 25.a,I
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10 p,oehe 8.
100 Jackson 2oc
800 Sso dps -,
s5 American Fiss ~
"a Sly pa,. sao
500 Ingomar s.
223o Elluiore 5 4. So, 6 bso, s..
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AREBUkR FROM THE BENCH.-The San
Francisco Afa, of August 9th, relates
the following:
Attorneys sometimes indulge in pleas
antries when trying divorce cases. but it
seldom happens that they place on rec
ord, in any written instrument. language
unbecoming the dignity of the court or
the prcfession A case has occurred in
the Fifteenth District Court, to which
Judge Dwinelle called attention in the
following pointed remarks. The case
was Ann Higgins vs. Solomon Higgins:
=. To the credit of the profession OF the
law this Is the first case, since the organ
ization of this court. where any plead
ing. to which attention has been called.
has been filed containing l,nSriaSe scan
d.lous or impertinent, on account of its
vui.ari;y or obscenity language W ich
could not, under any circumstances be
relevant TO the ISSUES rendered or proper
in any action. 1t Is TO he hoped such
language viii never again disgrace any
pleading or pl adler. The court. in the
exercise of its inherent power, and on It's
own motion, will order the folowin,
portion of the defendants answer to BIZ
stricken out and expungeh." The OBJ
jrctionable portion OF the answer is re-
terred to and pointed out
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Tri5gps's Washington sp:cl:'!
s.,.s- IT is manifest that the officially
p,bI;shei denials re ,ir.iInS the health
of Vice President Wilson are OF a diD!o-
matte character. There is the best nU-
.hor;:y fox the statement that his ply
sici.,ns contemplate the application Of .
seton in the basa OF the brain, rs it is
the only possible cure for his disorder.
and it is also certain tina. his most inti-
mate friends have the srayest fears OF
the result. 1t is stated that this appli-
cation has been delayed in order to per-
init Mr. Wilson to 50 regain his general
health that he may endure the radical
treatment with more safety.
The Conservative State Convention Of
Virginia met st Richmond on the 9th.
General J. l.. Kemper was nominated
Cor Governor.
The State Department has taken
lively interest in the case of the Mani
toi,a prisoners and is acting enerseti-
cally. Governor Austin had a co,nmu
nication with Sir Edward Thornton. the
British Minister, on the very day that
Senator Ramsay did. and he presented
the case to his consideration, and that
Minister has communicated with the
Dominion Ministry, but delay is antici-
pated in the action. The lends of the
prisun-rs have assurances from the State
Department that the necessary steps
will be taken for their speedy release.
waivins no rights or demands growing
out of their treatment.
X .te Stoidard has executed quit
claim deed freeing all the property of
the late Charles Goodrich from any
claims that might be urged in her be-
half
AParis dispatch says Victor Hugo is
believed to be dying.
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BUSINESS of the U. S. Mint, Carson,
Nevada, month of July. 1878
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EPISCOPAL SUNDAY School will be
held at the usual honr. 121aa o'clock.
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THE wAwAssET DISASTER.
The Number of the Lost Now PLACED
RtlT5. .,..'., (,

WASHINGTON, August 12.-Addidonal
reports from the scene Of the W0Wasset
diaster now place the number Of the lost
at seventy.f1Ve.
The friends Of Daniel Lynch, q tailor
doing business in this city, are confident
he was among the lost, Judging from the
description Of an unknown man puhlahed
yesterday. Lynch was engaged to be
married TO q widow lady, who, with her
two children, were also among the lost.
The investigation into the cause of the
disaster will begin tomorrow, and will
assume the form ofs suit against the own!
ers OF the WGwasset by the Supervising
Inspector of Steamboats, OF the Treasury
Department 1t appears that on her last
eventiul trip the owners Of the 'WaWaOSet
failed TO ask for or receive 0 special
permit to carry more passengers
than her certificate Of inspection
allowed, viz: hfly. II her owners had
been granted such request they would
have been compelled to have procured an
additionAloutfit. In the matter Of extra
license, the owners having neglected to
procure the necessary papers they have
violated the law, and the penalty lSl o flna
Of ten dollars Q, passenger and to refund.
the passage money. The owners will
also be pFoeecated lor carrying the ex-'
curaion without Q license. lfa.. ... 81 u.
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SPAIN.

M4DRp, August 19.-In the Cortes
yesterday q resolution authorizing legal
'ptoCsedi1Rg against the nine members Of
that body lmplicS cSted in the recent lnsur-
recdonRry movement was adopted. The
minority remains obstinate and threatens
TO-. resign pnleas 4 general amnesty Is
granted 10 the Republican leaders.
contreras LETT Garbhagena Monday with
four hundred sdherents and made q
very bold effort To march 10 Madrid,
hoping to ind sy6 patty and lreSh aces.
sions on the way, bat bis band was met
and dispersed byS the National troops.
Contreras escapH His capture however
= probable, a the cavalry are on his
: Il Is reported that q reconciliation has
been Afected between Malos and SRgosta,
and d coalition there Of the political sup.
porters will speedily follow, :. a.. -'.'.' .. =.
BAYoNNS, August 13.SThe CarliSta
have lGid q siege to Bilbao. o ,.t-,t
MADRID, August 12.-Contreras, with
q few follow Herg, has succeeded In re.en.
terlug Carthageha, which is now his last
refuge.
B1YoNNR, August l9.-The vile Of
Don Carlos has Joined her husband, and
will share his fortunes In the field. The
Carlst troops are wildly enthusiastic over
the event.
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BALTIMORE, August ,19-The Demo-
cratic State Convention for the nomina.
tion OF Comptroller Of the Treasury and o
Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals assembled
In the Maryland Institute to-day. Every
county was represented. Mayor Van
SAINT called the Convention to order. For
Comptroller, Levi N. Walford, the pres
ent incumbent, was nominated on the first
ballot. r..',, ,rr- 1r-
Joseph s. Franklin, the present iucum-
bent, was nominated for Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals.
The convention adopted q series Of res.
olutions, offering adhesion to Democratic
principles, recognizing the legal constitu'
tionsl authority Of the Federal Govern
ment, but insisting upon strict cOnstruc.
ton OF tho Constitution 0s essential to the
rights Of the States; denouncing cen
trallzation as dangerous; believes In
the capacity Of the people for
selfgoVernment; opposed TO monop.
olies and TO all special legislation;
insisting upon equal justice 10 all men;
that all attempts Of any departments ol
the general government to usurp power
are dangerous to civil liberty; that our
tariff laws should be revised; encourages
all attempts 10 advance the interests oi
labor; depreciates unjust laws now exist
ing which discriminate against the agri-
cultural interests Of the country; de-
nounces the giving Of public lands 10
incorporated companies; denounces the
salary bill Of the last Congress and de-
mands its repeal; favors the extension Of
the free school system, and. demand rigid
economy in the State government.
A State Committee was appointed, and
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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LATEST. NEWS.

-Four conviets escaped from Sing
Sing, Monday night. ''''
'GLWm. Tilden, Probate Judge, Of Ham.
ilton county, O., died at SAndusky, Mon.
day night.
l. "A break in the Eric Canal at Eagle
Harbor makes necessary stoppRge Of
boats two or three days.
The National Hotel and several stores
at Cableskill, N, Y, burned on Monday
might. The loss Is estimated at $75, 900.
The farmers Of ,Macuopln county,
Ills, have decided to nominate a ticket for
county officers. 7."ri.
The Texas papers say that the recent
rains will make a full crop Of cotton In the
northern part Of that State.
Gen. W. L. Barringer. of North Caro-
lima, formerly Minister 10 Spain, Is lying
at White Sulphur Springs W. Va, dan
gerously III. .f
AT Wilkes Barre, Pa, Mrs. e. Yost
died on Tuesday, aged 105 years. She
was born In Germany.
Young Miss Reeves, one Of the vic
AuLo VI thC SlhRG COUCH ACCIDENT al the
Twin Mountain House, New Hampshire,
Is dead. 5 ..ms- '
The ship Oregon, owned by Ross u
Co., Of Quebec, was wrecked, with . val.
liable cargo, at Point Richie, in the
Straits Of Belle Isle, on Tuesday.
The Massachusetts, Republican State
Comm'itfrhns HHH6inlcd September 18th
for ttig State C5Iyentlon, to be held al
Worcester. bra! rS1jl.llG eAi lI
The names Of the eentlemSn and
lady run over and killed by a train on the
Jacksonville branch o! the Chicago &
Alton railroad, last Saturday evening,
were Henry Snyder, Of indianapolis, and
his mother, Harriet Snyder. :,
Melvin Duff murdered his Iather.in.
law, named Miller, near Edgewood, Ills,
last Sunday. Duff married Miller's daugh.
ter two weeks ago against his consent,
since when they have had several quar-
rels. and one on Sunday resulted in the
death oil Miller.
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CHICAGO.
sTRIKE Oh. .RRATRRs.AT.WARD ROLLING
MILL.

sTRIKE OF. .REATRRs.AT-WARD's ROLLING
MILL.
CHICAGO, August 12-The heaters EN-.
ployed at Wards rolling mill, in this city
struck this morning on account of the re.
iuSal Of the employers to pay them. over
seventy five cents per ton for heating,
while they demand eighty. five, but would
compromise on eighty. The strike throws
about one thousand men out oI employ
ment.
John McGlashan, a prominent member
Of the Board oI-Trade OF this city, died
suddenly at Fruitport, Mich, yesterday.
CHICAGO, August IA special TO the
Times from Sioux City saye that Hon. E.
p. Smith, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
arrived there to-day, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, having just concluded
his trip from Bismarck, visiting en- route.
all the agencies on the river, and holding
councils with the Indians, whom he, gem
hardly satisfied, however, with the condi-
tion Of the Indians at the points
above Yankton, where there Is little
opportunity ior agricultural pursuits.
The country being generally barren, this
fact the commissioner thinks compliCates
the Indian question, and he has some
hopes of inducing the Indians in these 10.
cations TO attempt stock raising; and with
this view he purchased some stock in Da.
kota and left it with them. ..5,. d,
The Commissioner will to. o.mOrrOw start
on q visit u the WInebago and Omaha
Agencies in Nebraska, snd then leave
the frontier on the return trip to Wash
ington by way Of st. Paul. -,.-l ,
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ROmance IN OHIO PoIIlIcs.

There has been bit Of romance in the
life Of Hon, VIM. Allen, whom the
Straightout Democrats Of Ohio have nom.
mated for Governor, and il involves an.
other. The Columbus STATE Journal tells
the two stories thus: At the beginning Of
the political campaign in 1880, when Al.
len was nominated Tor Congress by the
Democrats, and Macarthur, the Wing
Governor, was candidate for reelection,
Allen was the lover OF McArthur's dAuph.
ter, and between them there was an en-.
gagement TO be married. But It 10 said
that after McArthuFs defeat the Governor
broke Of the matrimonial engagement,
and the lady married a Kentucky gentle
man, WHO died before the expiration Of
Aliens term in the House. Gov. Near,
thur died about The same tlmo. At thia
point comesin another little romance. A
gentleman who was ah ultra Democrat
and great admirer Of tho then rising
young man, Allen G. Thurman, had Il
daughter, who, much TO her fathers cha.
grin, married a Whig. In making his
will the old gentleman disposed Of the
property 10 his daughter in such a way
that the Wing husband could not acquire
title In II. This lady also became a
widow; she afterwards met Allen G..
Thurman, and is now Mrs. Senator Thur.
man. 1t was at tho wedding Of Judge
Thurman that Mr,Allen again met Miss
Macarthur (by this time the widow Of the
Kentucky gentleman). The old love was
renewed; they were married and lived
happily together until the death Of Mrs,
Allen, which occurred before the tKpira.
tiOn Of Mr.. Aliens Senatorial term. Mr.
Allen has since been a WidoWer.