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Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-08-04

CEn0 will be paid for any case of Dyspepsia,
QJUU Biousness, Liver Complaint or Impure
Blood that nR. JOB SWEETS STRENGTHEN
ING BlFTERS will not relieve cure when all
other remedies fail if directions are followed.
Sold by all dealers. june29-t Sw3m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-08-04
SANFORD'3 JAMAICA GINGER

Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
WEEKS & POTTER. IS6 Washington
street, Boston, General Agents.
y12.t&Wlw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

FATAL CUNNING ACCIDENT NEAR HAGRRs-
TowE.-Tbe Hagerstown NeVs of yesterday
b9S the following Samuel Stake, the only son
Of Col. A. X Stake. while cunning on Satur-
day morning on the farm of Edward Stake, esq g,
met with a fatal accident by being shot. He
had laid the gun u! On a rock, and after hunt
ing around for Omething which he had mis 3ed
he wss in the act OF picking up the gun inju
dic'Ously taking hold of the muZzle and draw
ing IL towards him. when the cock struck one OF
the jags Of the rock, causing his gun to dis
charge. The contents entered the stomach of
the unfortunate victim, passing through the
light loln. and in its passage severlng the
larger blood vessels. There was a solIt3ry wit
ness OF the affair, "a young fI.end who had
accompanied the deceased, } who immediately
gave tie alarm, and as speedily as possible
conveyance was secured and young Stake, still
virg was carried TO his home, some two and a
J alt miles distant. He lived about two and
half hours after he was shot, and suffered mot
excruciatiD9 pain. Medical assistance wa
summoned, but there was no hope. He was
perfectly conscious almost up to the moment of
lis death, and repeatedly expressed the convic-
ton that he was dying. Deces sed was about
nineteen years of age, and a IN ,st genial and
popular Young man,
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WALTER s. Cox.

SALOON KEEPERS DEATH CAUSED BY
VISIT FROM PRAYING BAND.-The tenn
pe1ance question Is receiving a great deal OF
attention in East Douglass at present. On
fast day union mSSs meeting was held, and
committee of ladies and gentlemen appointed
to wait on the liquor dealers. On Saturday the
ladies called upon one of the principal saloons
the proprietor, MIR. ID. Simpson, having refused
TO see the gentlemen, ami were recei we'd very
politely. he was asked il he thou ght it right to
sell liquoTs, and responded: eyes, as right A.
for grOcers 20 sell groceries" One of the IL dies
then read several passages from the Bible, re.
marking: "Let Us see what the Lord SAYS" ON
hearing the scriptures relating to the anger OF
the Lord with drunkards ana those who sell
liquor the proprietor turned pale. trembled
violently, and clutched the counter convulsively
for support. The many loungers in the saloon
were stupefed, and only offered assistance when
urged by the ladies'. on being led into another
loom he cried several times, 60 God! have
mercy on my sOul!'' Immediately his tongu
began swelling, filling his mouth to such an ex-
tent AS TO render il impossible to articulate.
The ladies did al their power ID render him
comic table, AID a physician was sent for, who
on arrival. pronounced IL a case OF apoplexy,
and in short while the man died. The COM
murlty was of course startled with the news
TIE feeling for Mr.. Simpson is inten-e. The
lad es all agreed that il was the direct work OF
the Lord, and even some of the lfequenters OF
the saloon acquiesced in the decision.--Boston
AdreTtiser.
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q formal determination by On assembled
council, abandon the Europe IL nece sAry, or
attempt to bring Der, under sail. 70 me nearssI
been accepted, caused the boats that remained
20 me TO he made fAst alongside the Greece, but
the sea smashed them. L remained on deck
morning, when the boat was got ready to be
sent Of. 1 prepared 90 embark In boat, &C
cording 60 my agree ment, with my second ana
s and an ensnss Ter: ss9 sns
nesr OF the Greece came back. declaring that
the water had gained two feet. Later, another
boat, commanded by the hrst oficer OF the
Greece, LETT 90 take possession OF my steamer %
n dtrelict vessel, and in 80 doing violated gil
avs OF honor and honest dealing. This unjus-
q able act protest against IN = most emphatic
manner, and my action In this m after can be
authenticated by sil nv officers and crew. as
well ss by passengers Who were on deck at that
tine. A second boat Wa seEt out with . hke
result, and had the same kind OF receI-
ton. l appealed to Captain Thomas, Who
was surrounded by some Of his officers.
and told him that I protested against
replied that the frst officer OF the Greece was
going 20 take NV steamer 10 England. We we're
then in ~ north latitude, and 81 west longi-
tude. In the face OF this arbitrary act sol
emily protested. I was helpless and without
power, and was prisoner, with all my once
ami men. / had, therefore, but the last re-
source lett me Ia prevent q mutiny. which eK-
aspersiion had driven my crew 10 the verge OF.
To svert this inevitable collision and certain
eloodshed, suffered the las; humiliation. Bat
! say boldly, in my defense, that Z acted with
humanit lriau views 60 save the human beings
entrusted 70 my care, and that In this I acted
with no other motive and with all consc ou sness
OF tight, OF an honest man. 1 must add. In ius-
uCe. that, with the exception OF the before
mentioned outrages, myself, crew and OH GERS
were treated With urhanity on board the Greece
CAPT. THOMAS INDIGNANTLY PKPUDIArEs
TIE assertion that any attempt was made %
prevent Capt. Lenprle, or any officer OF the Eu-
rope, from returning and resuming charge.
Lenfue cld not want 20 return. As soon a. he
came on board the Greece, certainly within an
hour afterwsrd, be went 90 his berth. and sfii
not pre- sent an appearance again until within
sight of Sandy Hook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

THR PRICE OF CoAL-The Adudncs ia Prices
New York World reporter, who has been
Interviewing the presidents of the great coal
companies in regard to the recent advance of
ten cents per ton upon circular prices, secured
the following information: From all that can
he learned the combination, consisting of the
Philadelphia and Reading, the Delaware and
Hudson canal, and the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
coal companies, practically control the whole
GOAL production, and this advance Is but the
entering wedge to still further increase of
price, TO be made just "a soon as they think the
trade VIII bear IL. By the concerted action all
hrough the coal re ion the companies can keep
down the production down to the required
limit, and thus secure the permaneDce of any
advance they may see I'll to make. Consumers
mnst take the coal from them at whatever rate
Is lmp' sed. The large companies have control
OF the means of trans portaton, and SO can bv
increased freight tariffs prevent an injurious
competition by either the small companies or
individual operators.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l4.-Y.rginis skies, cou.oli.
dated, 90, West Yfrguiss, lOaz bid today
BAL1lnsRE, April "a Cotton quiet-low mid
dlDgs, l5'a. Flour firm and unchanged Wheat
hrm-white choice, LIS; fair 20 prime do, $50
so; choice amber, l.S36l S.: good 20 prime req ,
lO9l ~; common TO lair do 5Odl 50; Pennsylya-
MA RED, LIS; Ohio and Indiana do sal 81: vest.
elm spring. bdl. IS. Corn quiet aud steady
White southern, S. yellow southern, So; mixed
western new 81; old, $. Oats active an steady
southern, e7(d73: westerH, 65d59. Bye firm Hsy
unchanged. Provisions arm aud sciive ia sbUi y
1ap, lev round lots selling, prices Unchanged
Gutter unchanged. Coffee nOminal-ROOd ~ prime
Bio, Csrgses, 2lA az. Whisky firn aud scarce 4
asked. enger active and sirOns, 9lSMiO.
NKw fGRE, April l4.-stocks active, littls lover
Moneys. Gold, Isl. Exshs3gs long, 4Ss1S; snort,
fSs&. Governments strong.
NEW YORK, April I4-Flour shade hrmer.
Wheat I'd cling. Corn firm.
LoXDoN, April Ia, i2.s0 .. n.-Erie, si9Gs; pre-
ferred, Is; New York Central, %
LONDON, April Is, $50 p m The amount Of bal
lion gone into the Bank % England on balance 10
say = $500. Erie, S5A.
Paris dis atches qr0te reufes a. So francI s2nc.
LorDON, A pril II, 2 Q. IN The w-sther through
oui Englsrd to-day isfs'r. Evie, S,sa357S.
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The CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE.-All arrange
ments are now completed for making the pro-
posed pilgrimage to Rome and other places by
the members belonging to the Catholic union
of New York and other cities. They will num-
Der one hundred and twenty i've in all, the ma
jOrity consisting of gentlemen of various pro-
fessions. The committee having IN charge the
steamship arrangements have agreed with the
French transatlantic line to convey the pill
grims to France or such other place as they
may designate. The 18th of May has been Sc
lected by the pilgrims for the day Of sailing,
and they will 60 on the steamship Pereire
landing at Brest. The Bishop Of Fort Wayne,
who is now In Paris, will meet the pilgrims on
their arrival in France. They will then put
themselves under his special escort. Until the
arrival of the party in New York the Catholic
circle OF that city will have charge of the ar
engagements, after which the pilgrims Will Sc
lect their own committee.
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THE WEATHER.

h w..Hss16S get% 1r GA19 -, s.sra. ,oeSr't
PRoRABLTliEs.-Oyerk New England increasing
southeast TO southwest wiLds, rising TEN perature
ana ncTeestrg c'Oudf.sess will prevail, with rain
tonight. FIR the middle states and tower lake re-
gioR brisk and high v iads, veering 90 south and
west, cloudy and rainy weather, fSilOwea by clear
ing weather Tonight. For the south Atlantic and
gull states, east Il the Mssssippi, generally cloudy
Staiher, light rain, risiOg temperature and south
erly 10 westerly vii d, tncres ing 20 fresh and
bsisk From ID issouri and Ksrsss nOrtbwsrd over
Minnesota AID Dakota fresh snd brisk % north
vii a., falling temperature and clear or clearing
weaibeT, which conditions will extend eastward
lover Ohio valley winds eeIing e westerly, with
clear and clearing weather. The lower Ohio river
rising. CsutiOnsry signals continue st Marquette,
Escanaba, Milwaukee, Chicago. Gcsnd Haven.
ROcbtste and OsweRo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

WHAT A Boy GOT FOR FooLINs A Round A
LIONS CAGI.-In the proce ssion made throu Oh
the streets yesterday by Forepaugh's circus aud
menagerie was large open cage containing a
lion and lioness and two tigers. After the tour
OF the city had been made this cage was halted
near the corner OF Forrest and Orleans str Gets
snd became the centre of attraction for a crowd
OF youths. Several boys thought to show
their courage by approaching very near the
bars. and one went 30 Tar as to strike the liones-
IN the race, whilst another annoyef the animal
py h!tcDg ner with stick. She became vexed
at this unusual familiarity, and when bow
named John ROCK pushed another boy names
henry hefming, directly against the bars of
the cage, the Honess considered her turn 70 0 et
Satisfaction had arrived, and she promptly went
Tor Herming's scalp. She thrust out her front
paws ana grasping BIN at the forehesd and
back OF the head, lifted him from his feet in ,he
attempt to get him In the direction of her
mouth. A cry OF horror went up from the bv-
ISLANDERS, who rushed TO the rescue OF the boy
but the weight OF his body when the Iioness
lifted him from the ground caused the skin to
give way, and the claws OF the beast thus loos-
ing their hold, the boy fell to the ground He
was picked up and carried to q drug store near
by, and thence was taken to the Office of DR.
Thomas d. Il. Yeates, who dressed his Injuries
The sbin was torn from the forehead. and a
piece OF the scalp was removed from the hack
of the head. The boy suffered no permapept
injury by the nishap, but SAYS he has no fur
ther desire to test the good of A-pawed beasis
MI. Forepaugh paid the bill for medical at
tendance. -Baltimore American, 1874.
osrAdvices have been received from Rio
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

QEOtCtI0Es furnished ~ hidtistgn f. Co., bdac.rs.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. ). gold, Is 5 bid, l4E asked; u.
5. bODds-ls6I, j. x J., 49, bid, 49, asked; ISIS,
j. y j., 49, bid; 10-sJ's, Nj. X s., lax Did.
Bank stOcks-NatiOnsl Bank OF Republic, 1873
IOIx asked. City Passenger Railroais-Co-
lumbia stock. q asked. Masonic Temple
bonds, T. * A, per cent, gold, 20 bIi. Dis
uict securities district Of Columbia )-Perma-
nent improvement, IS, j. * j., 1891, 30 ) bid, IS
asked. neutrality-suspicious. stock, 6's, j. A.
j. & o., la, 80 bid. Fund loan bonds, (Leg.D
6s e., NJ. X N; 1902, IS bid. Board OF
ment, SIS, j. & j., 1874, So bid, 81 asked; do.
1915. 7sH asked; do. 1s76, - asked; do. 1871, u
DO. ls,e, 1G4 asked; do. series, 7GH bid, 7sS
asked. Ceruhcstes, sewer, Sc, j. & j.,
1874, sOE bid, II asked; do. 1876, O. bid; do.
lS11, IS bid; do. ISIS, Is bid, Is asked; do. Sc
res, 65 bid, g. asked. Water certificates, SIS,
le17, 80 bid, IS asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

A NEW KIND OF CRUsApINo- Pistols persus
PrGgers.-The st. Louis Globe of YESTERDAY
published letter from Mount Vernon, III,
which gives some account OF new kind Of Cruz
sading by ladies in town. On Friday last Mrs
3. 3. Wilson, accompanied by her sister-i Ia q .
Mrs. Thomas Watson, went 20 the drug store OF
Z. d. Shepnerd, and demanded to see the pre-
scrfption upon which her husband is in the
habit OF obtaining liquor 1t that establishment
Mr. shepherd being absent, the clerk refused
the demand, but advised her to see DIR. Porter
ana ana have BIN revoke the prescription. Mn.
evasion, tod the clerk that II he did not give mp
the prescription she would blow his brains out,
al the same time presenting pistol az bis heed,
and appearing 70 be In a state OF real excite
ment. parley ensued, and finally Mrs. Wiz
>oD was induced TO call on DIR. Porter, where,
With her pistol drawn, she obtained speedy
revocation Of the prescription. The ladies tnen
proceeded TO shepherds store ana Dr. Jonn-
sons drug store, and with weapons presented.
ave them their orders, after which they went
bome much 10 the relief Of all the doctors and
saloon keepers OF the town.
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The massachusetts senator~h,n

BOsroN, April 1.-THE twenty-third ballot
for United States Senator resulted A. follows;
Whole number Of votes, 266, necessary 70 =
choice, l34; Dawes, s.; HOar, 81; Curtis, 20:
Adams, 70; Bullock, Z; Banks, 8; Sanford, ,:
Pierce, ,; wsshburne, 3; Whittier, Pittman,
and Larned each. Balloting continues.
TWENTY FOURTH BALLOT.
ON the twenty-fourth ballot the whole number
of votes cast was 266; necessary 90 q choice,
l3i. The following lie the result: Dawes, -:
Hoar, 81; Curtis, 20; Adams, Il; Banks, p;
Weshburne, ;; Bullock, 8; SANFORD, 4; Larned .
I; Pierce, 2; Pitman, ,; George ID. Robinson
Of Chicopee, Ensign n. Kellogg of Pittsheld.
Julius ID. Seelye Of Amherst, Whittier. and
Charles Hall, one each. recess Wa taken
for one hour.
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Wall street Today.

NEW YORK, April H.-Ihe Posts financial
article says:-Wal street has been full OF
Washington rumors TO the effect that there are
serious complications between our government
aid Spain in regard TO Cuba. Gold spectators
were first 10 use these dispatches, and this they
dad with such effect as TO advance gold to ia 4,
the opening price having been 1l3T,
and sales afterwards having been at 1i3E.
The quotation now il lliall4s. On gold loans
rates have BEEN to- tor carrying. The gold
room has decided 20 allow sales Of gold on TIE
split, that is by dividing fraction OF into two
parts. Foreign exchange IL again strong, and
leading bankers are up to 4S5H and 4ssk with
business onC-haif 8 cent below. Government
bonds are sak higher than yesterday, because
Of the advance in gold. Southern state bonds
al board were dull and steady. Money lends
at 4s5 for call loans, and Is easy 20 obtain .
Prime mercantile paper ranges from 20 Z,
Stock market nuctuafinR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

sOA crusade against Sunday excursions Is
liked of.
s0The new style Of handkerchief, with col
ored borders, n called the "ntrt Atom"
New York blonde hair II called Lohenefin hair.
ga counterfeiter Of nickel coin. only IL
years OF age, has been arrested I'm Frauklin,
m.
and education lie q customs offcer outof coun-
tenance- go
uRThe latest action for damages IA one
against Virginia railway company for ram
s95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

The RESCUED PASSENGERS OF THE STEAM
SHIP EURoPE.-The steamer Greece has ar
rived at New York with 81 cabin and 1S2 steer
age passengers of the steamer Europe on board.
The Greece reports having sighted the Europe
on April at II a. m, lying signal of distress,
oelng then in sinking condition. The g ip
mad sprung leak in the engine room. The
Greece lowered her boats and took Off all the
crew and passengers of the Europe, aud put
crew on board the Europe, il being the opinion
that she could be saved, the only leak being
tie one in the engine room. In the statement
OF the captain OF the Europe he accuses the
otheers Of the Greece of bad treatment, and
hlndering him in looking after his vessel
There will probably be an Investigation OF the
whole matter soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

TIE SUBJECT of equal!z'ng soldiers bounti 8
seems &c he a hard one to dispose OF. The House
Military Committee have had the matter under
consideration for s)me time plst, but have as
vet been unable to relch any conclusion.
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The ,66 Cable Disabyed.

LONDON, April li.-During a terrible hurri-
cane yesterday of the southwest coast on Ire
lsud, the ls66 Atlantic cable ceased working
The fault is not Yet precisely localized, but IL
reported TO be about twenty i've miles south OF
NPlentia, and Consequently in shallow water.
As there are still two in good working order
messages will not be DELAYED 20 any apprecia able
extent. The land lines between Nalentia and
London were interrupted yesterday for a
short time in consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

EDITOR OF THE STAR In your issue of
Friday allusion was made to an opinion il favor
of the sewer tax, said to have been given by
Judge Black and Richard S. Cox. am doubt
less. the person intended by the latter name, a.
i have heard statements, from many quarters,
coupled with no little ceDsure, that had given
such an opinion. / have even been informed
that persons who were disposed to resist the COL
consider my supposed opinion a sufic war
rant for paying 1t. As 1 do not wish to have
either credit or responsibility that does not be-
long to me, ask leave to say, through your col
the subject of the sewer tax, either singly OF In
connection with any other person. The opinion
alluded to, in fact, was signed by Judge Black
and Gen. Cushing, and was never seen nor
heard of by me until 1t was published over their
signatures. Respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-14

CATCHING BURGLARs.-We have already
noted the fact of the capture of burglar in
Dr. Gllberts house, after a struggle. in which
the doctor overpowered the intruder. The
prisoner has since been held on bail for trial.
goods, but probably has been the indirect
means OF saving the property of others who
might next have been the objects OF the bur
similar reward for similar pluck was achieves
by woman in Thilty-ffth street, who, finding
a thief escaping from her room with bundle
clung to him and screamed for help, The
rascal knocked her down with his Jimmy, but
the scream had been successful, and he was
overhau ed by policeman. and a gold watch, A
diamond ring and other valuables wsre re-
stored to the brave woman.-PAila Record.
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ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY TO CaILD.-Mrs.
Mary Connolly, who had charge of the little
girl Mary Ellen Wilson, whose cruel treatment
and deplorable condition were discovered by q
lady while visiting dying woman in q house in
New York, and from which the little waif was
re- cued by Henry Bergh, president of the So
tiety Tor the Prevention of Or uelty to Animals,
las stated in yestsrday's starr was arrested
yesterday to await the action of the grand jury.
IDS action was prompt, the grand jury found
TWO lndlctments of cruelty aRainst her.
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Coming ITotue-

VIENNA, April ll.-hon. John JAY, Ameri-
can minister, and has sOn-in-law. General
SCbweinitZ, the German ambass ador, will leave
here Oh the 10th int. for the nited States.
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THE REPORT OF the death in New York n few
days since % Mrs. John S. Cunpi ngham was in
correct. She was dangerously i'll, but Is .ecOy
SIlug,
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RoPosED RKoRG ANIZATION OF THE TR1A
URY DBPARTMgsT.-In the House to-day Mr.
Kellogg reported bill from the Committee on
Reform in the c vii Serv zee for the reorgani-
zatiO1 OF the Treasury dep .rtment. The bill
fNeSthe salary of the aud'' ira, gister. aud 50
lie tor Al a 0t0 per snuum; sboliShe3 the grade
CHEF erks. who nov receive 50 ,O10 per an.
mum; ard ere ltes the Office of deputy in place
81 them, rs deputy auditors, &c, at ssllary OF
$3.50 Ier apnum, and deputy controllers at
change, not among tie least important being
the provision which strikes out the word
female" from TIE Est OF clerks; or, rather, il
does not insert it at all, 'elyDg them to receive
appointments to the clersshipS of the higher
grades the same as men do, in pllce of all 1900
positions, as at pre-ent. he gra te of assist ant
me 7senger is abolished, all of that class being
designated q me sengers or laborers.
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FIRn IN FAuouIsR COUNTY, VA.-The res
iaence OF the late Jacob Hume, near Cliff
MILLS, In Fauquier county, Va, tenanted nv
VIM. II. Wigheld. was burned last Snndsy
morning. Mr.. Wigfeld lost nearly Ali Of M
furniture and the furniture in the house b ,lon9.
ing 10 the estate Of JAbob Hume was Also de-
stroyed. Loss about IS 600. '' u'-
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THE PKNNsYLvANIA Coal TRApR.-The
total OF anthracite marketed for the week emf
and for the coal year $3.50 ,O05 tons, against
3,913, $50 tons to corresponding time last year,
being decrease Of 423 ,s25 tons. The bitumIn-
the year $50 ,062 tons, against Sc, 40 tons to
same time last year, giving total Of all kind
for the week Of 81, us TONS and for the year OF
1922 00 tons, against .022 007 tons to the same
time last year, being . decrease OF 451 ,Si3 tons.
The trade the past week was without special
feature. The demand Is moderate and a little
short of the supply OF coal. Prices afe of course
the same as those established by the combiua-
ton, and are not likely to vary from those ss
fixed by it.-Paila. Ledger.
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observation-disclosures Ksnper, OF Virginia.
has respited the colored woman, Susan TRorng
ton. sentenced to be hanged for the murder Of
10.
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r. ASoTHsR SaooTING CASE IN NEW YORK
Two New York sailor boarding house keepars.
osmts Cnrran and Fred. Evers, who had q
quarrel OF Icing standing, met In saloon last
dssn wnen Evers, without speaking q word :,
charged It at Curran, who was shot in the ieft
she and very dangerously wounded. Eyers
was arrested. AeAe