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A Philadelphia Tragedy.

MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND CHILD AND THEN At
TRMPTs SUICIDE.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 80
About half past seven o'clock, this morning,
al officer attached to the 22d precinct, had his
attention called to house No. 356. West 53rd. ST.,
and on entering found man named Myers and
his wife and child in bed.
The two former we're in state of insensibility
and suffering from pistol shot wounds, while the
child was already dead, having been shot in the
corner Of the right eye.
Myers had a wound on the right side of his
head. His wife had been shot oyer the left eye,
and in the right side OF the head. The wounds
are Of fatal nature.
The theory Of the police is that Myers shot
his wife and child, and then shot himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
Oassius M. Clay for vice-President.

HIS NAME TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
associated Press Special Telegram.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 90.
Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky, writes to gen.
tleman Of this city that his State will present
his name to the National Democratic Convention
in 1876 as the nominee for vice President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
PILEsr PlLEsII PII.EsIII

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Bays ID AZ good. II he has not got it, we will send 1t
by mail, pOat paid, for $l.19 per box.
Address, MONTGOMERY n CO., Agents, No. 1871
N. Ninth St Philadelphia. augl0-6md&w
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Tho Bank OF California

ITS STOCK PUT UP AT AUCTION IN DULL MARKET.
associated Press Special Telegram.
SAN FRANoIsoo, Dec. 80.
One hundred and fifty shares of the Bank OF
California we're offered at auction, to-day.
Twenty five shares sold at Is, and seventy five
at 121[ per share. The remainder were with
drawn
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Masonic SWkndle,

BnHToNIAN POCKETS ALL THE FEES OF INA
soNIo LODGE WHICH He HAD INSTITUTED.
Associated PTess Special Telegram.
BosToN, Dec. 80.
Charles A. Delargardiere, we'll known here,
WAS arrested, yesterday, by the State police, for
swindling about fifty persons whom he had in.
duced to Join bogus Masonic Lodge. He had
pocketed all tho fees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

ing and sending through the mails an obscene
sheet known as the Toledo Sun was, to-day, sem
fenced to eighteen months Imprisonment and to
nav $50O fine
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SUFFOLK 49,, BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 22d, 1910
Then personally appeared the anove named Eu-
statement Is true, before me.
HOSEA b. BOWEN,
Justice Of the Peace.
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, such aB
Coughs, Colds Who0pIng Cough, Bron-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
Obscene Literature.

CONVICTION AND PUNIsHMENT IN NEW YORK.
Associated Press Special Telegram
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

ALL DRUGGISTS AND DRALKRa IN MEDICINE.
lanls,1weOd&W
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

directed that eli except- two should bc
released. A body Of men, said to be
Captain Jacks Inan. fromi Desoto, rode
lup and demanded that all should be
hanged. opposed this. They tool,
two and hanged them to n tree; 1 did
not try TO prevent that; it was no use.
Could not identify any of these men;
had heardit was this same Captain Jack &
men that killed the prisoners; know
that Mrs, Devices, widow of one of the
murdered men, had received back her
husbands watch; heard that a man rid
ing Homer Twitchell's horse had been
seen in the streets of Coushatta; all the
six prisoners but one we're married, and
three had children; Homer Twitchell
had only just been married to a very
nice young lady from Vermont; did not
know that the widows had been refused
permission to visit the places where
their husbands had been inferred till
long after decomposition had set in; l
myself arranged to accompany Mrs.
Howell and Mrs. Twitchell to the spot,
when ] was arrested by the United
States authorities charged with conspi-
racy and. murder; was arrested on the
18th of October; the men were killed
on the 30th of August.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

BS5@ On Thursday of last week the
BousiRna Investigating Committee had
before them number Of Conservatives,
those summoned to sustain the charges
made by the White League. But they
failed wonderfully, in their testimony.
We give below, the testimony of 7. A.
Abney, as a specimen. The reader can
Judge whether the colored people have
had full and free enjoyment of their
rights as citizens. The testimony of the
others differed but little from that Of
Mr.. Abney: .
L. W. Abney was examined for the
Conservatives. He read q written state
ment of the Coushatta affair; ii was uu-
true that the prosperity of Coushatta
parish had been built up by Northern
men; the settlement was more prosper
Gus before they came than it had ever
been since. The negroes of Red River
We're opening against the whites num-
Der of armed colored men assembled at
NJ H. Twitchel's house, and some OF
NAA1AAA AAlSsAA uDOli ulla WVulAAiAl lJlA-
on, a white man. A few days before
the killing Of the prisoners, a mob of
fully thousand persons came into the
parish and clamored for the hanging of
these men. To save their lives, witness
arrested the six men and placed them
for security in the basement of a store.
On Sunday, most of the mob having by
that time dispersed, the prisoners
themselves requested to be sent out OF
the parish under guard. He furnished
a guard OF about twenty men; the cap
tain of that guard, chosen by the pris-
oners themselves, was John II. Carr,
known to me as q desperado; expressed
surprise that he should have beer
chosen. Carr himself said it was Oh
account of his bravery; do not think
the quad killed the prisoners; they
were killed by unknown parties; most o.
the guard sent out with them returned
on Monday evening, the killing having
taken place Sunday. The people OF Rec
River deprecated The killing and re
garded it as breach Of their pledge oi
safe conduct to the prisoners. Whe1
the pursuit occurred the prisoners who
were well mounted, rode away from the
guards, who were poorly mounted. H.
Yams, of the guards, witnessed the kill
ing, but could not identify the parties
had heard that the horse of Homer
Twitcheli, one of the prisoners killed
had subsequently been seen in Oleborn
johnson county, Texas.
To Mr.. Frye-Was in Natchitochel
when the parish officers there were
forced out; did not say this had taught
me a lesson which would put in force
in Red River; was present when the
two negroes were hung, on Wednesday
after the killing of the prisoners. There
were thirteen negroes in all arrested,
with the shooting of Nr. Dickson. A
committee Of twenty-five, of which ]
President, investigated the case, and
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

Re6r John Brown Young. of Ken.
tuoly, has agpired to the dignity of Ma.
tional liar, and has had his claim recog
lnized. On Thursday Of last week, he
assaulted thei character Of Butler SC
violently that he was called to order, by
the chair, and when Intarrogated rs Ia
the personality of his remarks, denied
that hereforred to any member of the
House. When the vials of his wrath
had been emptiod, he characterized the
whole as Butlerism. Then it was that
the House, feeling itself outraged,
passed a resolution requiring him to be
censured by the chair, which was ac-
cordingly done.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

BslS@ Last week witnessed the revival
of the old time custom of the Southern
member of Congress, and the old time
subserviency of the Northern Democra-
cy. Formerly, when the slave-driving
members cracked the party whip their
Northern Democratic allies hurried to
obey, with cringing servility; and the
manifestation of the past week showed
them to be as willing as ever to chow
the pregnant hinges of the knee" at the
behest of their Southern masters. The
attack of Brown upon Butler was a
most unwarrantable transgression of the
public decency as well as an invasion of
the rules of the House, and when
backed by an absolute falsehood to the
speaker, as it was when the speaker in
terrogated him as to the personality of
his remarks, would have called for bis
instant condemnation among gentle
men anywhere else than among the ad-
herents of the Democracy in the House.
Instead, however, they voted solidly to
prevent even the mid punishment of a
reprimand from the speaker whom he
had insulted, after he had refused to re-
tract, apologize, or explain. If they
do they do these things now, what will
they not do during the next Congress,
= i. ~. #
when they viii have the power, SO far as
the House is concerned, to execute the
commands of their masters2
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Deg' Five hundred dollar counterfei


rag Five hundred dollar counterfeit
bills, printed on genuine fibre paper, it
is claimed, have been put in circulation,
and SO well engraved are they said to be
that they defy detection. This occa-
siOns the query how this paper (manu-
factured for and controlled exclusively
by the government got into the hands
Of counterfeiters Failing in satisfac-
tory answer there, it might be pertinent
to enqnire, how plates so much like the
genuine as to be mistaken for them, got
into the hands Of the government print
or of Greenbacks! Might not an investi-
eating committee develop something2
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

Bsy Senator Matt Carpenter, like
Senator Zack Chandler has had to sue
cumb to the pressure and will step
down and out. With all his ability and
talent, he seems to have lacked those
essentials SO necessary to permanent sue
cess-moral worth and a blameless life.
His successor, Angus Cameron, is re
puted an able man and thorough-go-
ing Republican who will be an honor to
Wisconsin.
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p6yfAs one Of tho evidences Il

BagfA As one of the evidences that
business is rewakening from its dor
emant condition, we may note that the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company has
received an order for 24,OOO tons Of
Railroad Iron from the Southern Rail
road company, for which it VIII receive
the sum of 81, ,5O3.525. 1t will be Joy
Gus news for the working men of that
city, and the company, though it is es-
timated they viii not make any margin
on the contract, viii yet have done a
good thing for the city and especially
the working men. fi.u
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12
pag- ToIedo is beginning to negotiat,

Baga Toledo is beginning to negotiate
the question of Northwestern Ohio
Fair Association to be located in that
city. The Blade thinks the tendency of
public sentiment is in favor of District
Fairs, and thinks five or six of them
would each receive about the same sup
port accorded the State Fair, which
wherever located, depends mainly upon
the district in which it happens to be
located. The Northern Ohio Fair hay
ing proven a great success, would be an
argument in favor of District Fairs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12


EOR SALE-A FARM of 453 acres,
Il in Henry county, Missouri--2O0 acres under
cultivation, 300 apple trees, 800 peach rc5e 5mica
OF hedge on the place. Price $4,000. VIII ex-
change Tor Ohio property. Address WOICOTT
BROS, corner Summit and Monroe Sts., Toledo.
EOR SALE-A E'ARM--l2O acres in
Il Erie County, Ohio. Good apple aud peach
orchards, farm keeps &c cows besides other stock;
buildings adapted TO dairy purposes. Price $50
per acre, viii take 80 600 of Toledo property part
payment. Apply 10 WOLCOTT BROS, corner
Summit and Monroe Sts. Toledo. Gif
. EOR SALE-A FARM OF 300 acres,
n only i've miles from Toledo-will cell the
whole, or part--price 500 per acre. Apply to
WOLCOTT BROS, corner Summit and Monroe
SITS. Toledo, o. 6n
EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-Im-
n proved unimproved land in Kansas. Ad-
dress WOLCOTr BROS, corner Summit and Non
roe Ste, Toledo. o. Correspondence solicited. 6tf
DOR SALE-SOHOLARSHIP-In
Il Toledo University; liberal advantage given
Apply at the Office Of ihis paper. 5O-if
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

B4@ Shanks, of Indiana, come little
game over the Democ acy, when the
Civil Rights bill was on its passage, by
moving that the equal rights plank,
OF the Democratic platform of 1872, be
adopted as a preamble to the bill. The
motion 'took," and was adopted by
.219 to 23 The plank was the first in
the Cincinnati platform, and declared
that:
eve recognize the equality of all
"men before the law, and hold that it is
"duty of Government in in its dealings
"with The people to mete out equal and
"exact justice to all, of whatever nativi-
"ty, race, color or persuasion, religious
cor political.
The Democracy of to-day, however,
10 not recognize the declaration as an
article Of their present political faith.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

BS5- How complimentary Noah Count,
of the Democrat and Herald can be, is
exemplified in the following extract:
It would be good thing if mule
would kick hole in the skull of the
editor of the Tiffin Star, so that a few
brains could be put in.
We would suggest that Noah Count
do the kicking. 1t would distress him
TOO much to perform both operations.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

B5@ An extra session of Congress
seems inevitable. Less than four weeks
remain of the present session for the
transaction Of business. Work has
never before, in any Congress, been SC
backward at this stage of the season.
Democrat and Herald.
If the country is to have an extra ses-
sion the people will have the Democra-
-ey to thank for it. Their filbustering
propensities had occasioncd the loss OF
more than weeks time within the
past three weeks, but thanks to the
good sense Of the Republicans, the new
rule adopted will expedite matters SC
that an extra session may be averted.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

BsS-The efforts of the Democracy to
delay Legislation were finally brought
to close, by the adoption of the new
rule, on Tuesday Of last week. The
rule provides as follows:
fWhenever a question is pending
before the House, the Speaker shall not
entertain any motion Of dilatory char
acter except one motion TO adjourn, and
one motion to fix q day 20 which the
House shall adjourn, but the previous
question on the engrossment and third
reading of any bill or joint resolution
shall not be ordered during the first day
of its consideration, unless two-thirds of
tho members present shall second the
demand. Provided, that this rule shall
not apply TO the House resolution offered
in the morning hour of Monday, and
provided, further, that il shall not ap-
ply to any proposition to appropriate
the money, the credit OF other property
Of the United States, except the regular
aad annual appropriation bills"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

DG@ In the House Monday, bill was
introduced to prohibit members of the
Assembly from accepting railroad pass
es, gifts, or communication services not
offered to the public
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THE JOURNAL, the Peoples Journ.
nj and two handsome ChrOmOs for
$3.50. No Eastern or Western Paper
ofIers more liberal inducements. Come
in and Subscribe.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

IA" We are under obligations to
Hon. B. Inman, for the various reports,
of the Superintendents of Pulic In
stitutions
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- 3ortttat GnIntuttIL,.

Small Advertisements Of For Sale, For Rent lost
FoundD HdrnFfsfc., inserted ~ Nis eUiurar, ftui
lines of iess enfg.iire Ccyifa Bach didtfcaG tias
Fioe Cehts. Edth ddditi0ndf insrrtion I'fte Ccip
per line Payment in adUaacs.
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JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.

Hereafter all communications relating to
the 9th Concert should be addressed to the
undersigned, and 1 pledge myself that the
drawing shall come off Feb. 9th OF that every
dollar paid for tickets shall be returned
Q. NJ. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager, Room
4, Public Library Building,
~. '@l'T LouisSiIls, KY.
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FV-aife6
FOR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOE
w my Fruit Trcesand Nursery Stock. have
unusual stock OF large apple Trees, aud also
good stock Of an ages, for settling. Also Peach
Cherry, Pear, Ounce and Everpreeus, Grape NiuGi
and Small Fruits, which guarantee as TO quality
aud sen at prices as low "a the luwcei. Residence
and Nursery one mile west Of Railroad Depot
Call and examine. 5l-i6 J.MUOllMORE
WANrED-BEAUTIFUL CHRO.
w MOS-Evcry subscriber to the Journal
who pays from Jan. 1, 1873, 10 Jan. l. 1870, viii get
q copy OF the fine chrome, "Flora's Offering"
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Death of Gov. Standardization of
the Trustees "A Successor APP
pointed-No More Postponements
Drawing Certain FebruarY 27th

At a meeting OF the Trustees of the Public
Library Of Kentucky, Jan. l6, 1875, it was
resolved that c. n Briggs. Esq who under
he late Hon. Tho. E Bramlette was the real
business manager of the gift coucerts already
given in aid OF the Public Library OF Ken
lucky, be and he is hereby authorized TO take
he place made vacant by the death OF said
Bramlette, in the management of the affairs
of the fifth and last gift concert, and that the
drawing announced for February o. 1875,
shall positively aud unequivocallY take place
on that day without any further postpone
ment or delay on any aocount whatever.
r. Il DURRETT, Pres.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-12

A destructive fire occurred at the Sha-
ker settlement of New Lebanon, n. Y,
on the 9th, involving a loss of $40, 900,
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Neut Adrertisrmeats,

O-The choicest in the wOrld-Import-
ers' prces-Largest company In
GltO America-staple article-pleaEes ev-
erybOdy-Trade continually increasng-Agents
wanted everywhere-best inducements-dont
waste dme-send for circular 10 ROBERT WILLS
l5 Yessy st., N. T., p. o, Boz 1881.
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The tftemout 9uurnal
FRIDAY, FEB. 70, 1875.

A. h. BALsnEY, EDITOR AND rRopR1Eron.
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d nNEnrrAlNn f,l,n,,... -. -

OK A WEEK to Agents to sell an article
~ I - Sdiebie as -four Profits immense. Package
free. Address B6CKEYE MFG CO., Marion, 3.
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DR.. E. HEBRON,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Cor. Summit Cherry SITS, Toledo,
T,centy-hre Years Experience.

We invite the attention OF all requiring artificial
dentures to call and examine specimens and prices
Uneven Teeth Strengthened. Teeth filed Teeth
extracted. Artificial teeth inserted, and all Ope-
rations pertaining to both Surgical and Mechan-
cal Dentistry will be performed in 3 sklful and
artistic manner, and warranted. Ty1
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Drawing Certain OF Money Refunded
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Agcnt and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30


LUNDxR ron BuILpINo.-B. II. Car
rick, Of the Gold Hill Lumber Yard.
Just above tho railroad crossing. on
Main street, has returned from a raid
over TO Truckeo and other lumber pro-
ducing localities, bringing several
car loads Of lumber, consisting chief.
ly Of flooring. siding. shingles,
and other building material. This
morning he received five carloads moro,
and the cry Is still 1t
All our Virginia friends havo TO
do Is, merely come or send TO Gold
Hill and purchase lumber for rebuild.
ing. at reasonable rates.
A BEEuIvE.-sincs tho day Of tho
great fro at Virginia tho Office Of the
Gold Hill News has been one OF tho
busiest institutions in America. Tho
Enterprise has not missed Its regular
issue. Us II has been printed at
this Office, and tho two first editions Of
the Chronicle printed after the fire, were
also printed on our press, and
issued from this oflco. The NEWS es-
tablishmsnt still runs night and day, and
will till the Enterprise has nm Office OF Its
own once moro
y, our ,coplo who
wish % pass q pleasant evening" anu "
the same time assist tho needy. will go
to Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill, this
fore noticed tho theatrical company at
length, and tho reason for everybody
attending who can The company will
npr ''' wy !" ~
nArcH Bnorurn.-T This energetic,
...oum.a.,;r, ,r,.o,v and nroyis;on
s
plste assortment OF goods on ID street.
Virginia, back OF their old store. Their
delivery wagons will run to Gold I'M
ahu oii'oh Ssty, % u'e"i, 80 ""e ""Ns
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Arrival. Yesterday M.r.i.x.


NJ. 4. CuuRcu. Coin HrLL.-Divine
services will lie held In this church to-
morrnw Sunday morning. Mt II A.
NJ. and al Z n. N. Sunday School at
AZ '. y.
Nj. Joux,s CHunoH. Coin Hu.L.-
There viii b divine service tomorrow
Al TSo r. ~, bishop Whitaker OIL
eialiss. sunday School at l:3o r. N.
PRESBYTERIAN Cur.cu. Virginia City.
There will DO Episcopal service Mt this
church Tomorrow at II A. n. Bishop
Whitaker officiating.
Rev. W. X. Jenvcy will hold divine
service at Silver City tomorrow At II
A. u.
Rev. W. r. Jenvsy will hold divine
service ut Dayton tomorrow at
2 y.