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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-01

RAiLRoAp KissIso. "A conductor on
tho Chicago and North western Rail
road kissed u woman passenger, and
she sued the company for damagc, get
ting verdict of $1,000 More recent.
ly woman was kissed by brakeman
on the Louisiana Railroad, and the law
has only given her $3.50. This is un
even justice, unless tho value Of the
kisses, depending upon the relative
beauty of tho women, were widely
different. ~
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CAUTION

All persons are hereby cAutionAd against
purchasing or 10 any wsy meddiiug with
the following property. new 10 the pos
session Of Edward FARRELL. Of Penn township,
via; | COW, beds and bedding, cook stove,
2 shop stoves, I table, I siak, ! cupboard,
clock, Get o. chairs, lot Of disbes. lot Of oar
pet, lot Of shoemaker tools, I lounge, Z sewing
machine. as tho sane belongs 20 me aad 10 lefi
Win him on loan only, subject to my order At
any time. 'i.Nr J. B. RAFFERTY,.
arnupiou UilIs Nov "a 1871 rII
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xss Mnlpo.t. N,
CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned against pur.
chasing or IN auy way NEEDING with the follow
ing property. purchmsd ~ me at sherd's sals
on the 18th day Of November, on the premises o
Jordan Reed, IN Lawrence tovnship. via ;
horses scres Of corn Ia the shock, lot Of bay Ia
the barn, acres cf rye In the ground. 9 acres oil
wheat in the ground. piows 1 harrow. 2 cuhi-
head Of young ea,tls, pair twin sled.. coot
stove and fixtures, 2 stoves, kicthtn furniture,
carpets, and furniiare In parlof and dining room,
The said property is lsft with him on loan, sub
ject 10 my order At any time. W. r REED.
Curwensviils, Nov. II. ts7h-st
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CTEAM saw MILL, ENGlNR
~ M AND BOILERS FOR SALE

The :ssdsfsis.sd sesrs fss ssis % reasonable
-, csss~is'a q, =. n. sssis. 80 = ss;s,,
issys. q q ~ ssss .sss. = ;fHs',, fsss u !
vsslasl ssnns9 i.,es uI!c ysthb jIsk,ss
.'-..... = -: =: 4 IA As.i q !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-01

That must have been funny as
well Us bibulous old man who said "hc
could not drink water because il tastes
SO of sinners since the food"
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CAUTION

All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or in any way meddling with
the following property, nos In the pos.
session Of David Young, Of Greenwood town
ship. via 7horses, 2 sets harness, l buggy, and
log sied. This property vas purchased BY me
at sherfs sale on the 10Th day of November
and is left wi,t hin on loan. subject % N,
order at ssy tiue. JOHN r.sTRAw.
Mafrun, Nov. ~, 'T5.3t
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h The Postmaster Generals new fast
train is called the Widow" because il
ietches the mails so much quicker than
any other train. ;,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-01

Una ~ VT lIh " AxtU<DHNf
WILSON,
WARRINGTON, Nov AZ, WD|b.--The
\ lvicc President died very suddenly ~,
morning He. rested wellainst niahs,
awoke at seven a. ms AND expreassd
himself o feeling brightef vi better;
sat up In bod 10 take bis medicine, hid
down on bis lsit sidonnd expired 4 4
few moments without . struggle. ~
The president was notified of thd
Vice rfesident's death s4bout nine
O'clock. and Immediately vailed. 4
special meeting of thccabI Sat lO|8O,'
at which timc all 'mcrbers wsrs
prcsentcxccpt sccrrtasy RUbtson, ~
is abse% fromcthe city. TkAactiowc{
the caBhct wiz be:mAfie public imBsvs
diately their adjournment.
1t thaving been represented last nwtt
that the yicePresident had 40 mNcl{
improved that hc.yeuld be abld d
leave he tityfor the south this week,
the intelligence Of his sudden destl>
this morning Tell with startling f&Sd
w. Via ss.sNaa.'. ~. 49, I. y 49, krr
ho /. ,,...a, Ioa, ns, ! -,
du,;nslh,s l. - s;o,ssa..' h,,, I'm. Y
ho III, ,,s,, D.,
d., &c ~. 'ne.,s !
and ha,s' a nIsoson !. ,rn ,,o''s r 49,. ,.,x'
him St,s rrossn,aa - - wi. w. :
,;,oro i. s,',ond o,a" n;.;,., ~, ~ A.
,no.s .,,;,.,,.., =, " ~
or,h asr;sa p.Ss,a,.., .x.SS,t:s
ala 49,, Lrrh asv;oa I, IL y
oona;,;e,, ,a.,,;,;n,,.os, No.
man v.a;rsd M y;os ps.s;',au, H.,
Ian, 49,, an ~ ,Ls..,'rS W. I =
he rose Mr. TCros. man rs,r,,aoa'N ~,
a.
.oon.ss ..I ; M -
,ha dsy D. b. .'4s,
nj or,,, s,,s h,., ana 'Eft
durinS< ~ night r nd mis- :. -;
;n,.r,.a,s ..,,aa 81. - 49,
m;,ln,,b, ho 80, mn "a IL, +
his room then goinr 10 bisSshlo ,o.I'
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CAU TON

An persons are hereby cautioned aeainsl
purchasing or in any manner mediIing With ths
following property, now in the possession Of 7.
Mckee, Of Knox township, VIA: sorrel mare
black mare, ! sorrei colt, red COW. red
hcifrr, hogs, 8 pigs, t~c!horse wAsou, . sei
double harness. I ton hay, i7a bushels corn. 75s
shocks cornfoiier. plows, hsrrsw. 20 bashcli
potatoes, I raok steve. ssd sad lsddins. table
sink. and 9 chairs, "a the A. ne va purchased
by ne 1t Counsbie's sale and 10 left with him o.
loan only, subject to my order At any tine.
RoBERT wfrWKRow.
EeN Millnctt, Nov. u. 'lsat l------- - N
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

HAEVV TONo VffVI7
IL Notice Is hereby giseathat letters tes,s
mcntary having been srAnted 10 the subscriber on
late Of Gulich township, Cicsrfeld county, Pa
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO nal Immediate payment. and fhoss having
claims against the sane will present them daly
authenticated for settlement, ....
JOHN wITHERow,
New Mirport, Nov. 10, '7sst Executor.
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II o X s A L FL

large and ~ell.hnishsd Brick Dwelling, sisu,
ate GU the river bank, in the borough Of Clear,
held, containing eleven roomr, with good cellar
water In the Kitchen, and uI1the modern COVE.
niencss. Psstries. Bath room cioshes presses, &c
Lot sixty feet front aud two hundred and tkis,
feet bAek. with twenty food alley on the eas
s'de. Said bsildinz, vith all the sppursenanecs
vii be sold cheap, with payments to suit purchs
ser Application can be made To the andcr
signed, es 70 a. Q. Tate, Ess., ~ho ~ili give sl
nesss.,ry Information TO those Who desire to 10
sPees the property. ~
My aia, is,s, a.
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POST MoRrEM EXAMINATION.
WAsnINGToN, Nov. 22-11.3O.-Four
hours after death, thermometer 62'.
External appearances nothing unusual.
Brain--weigbt 40 ounces. Sinuses OF
the brain full OF black fluid blood.
Deposit Of lymph on the surface OF the
cerebral hemisphcres consistcDce and
color Of brain normal; cyst the size OF
y pea in each charoid plexus; ther.
omatous deposits in the arteries; at
the base Of the brain, and in the an
terror and middle cerebral arteries,
spinal cord nothing abnormal in color
or consistenco. a microscopical cs.
animation will be made.
The embalmed remains of Mr.. VIII
son have been laid in state in the
Vice Presidents room on n catafalque,
which occupies a place where his
writing table stood, at which he did all
his work. The body was atiired in a
dress suit of black broadcloth, and
faces Rembrandt PealeIs portrait Of
Washington, and beside il is a wreath
of tea roses, japonicas,. calla lilies.
white ninks ,annd helitroncs from IL,
wife of the President. and a cross OF
white flowers from General Babcocls
E'rbc room is yuarded bv a detail o,
btbe cani,ol nolice ,sarSea,,.a, Arms
! rrench has rcceired ,ele9r,ms s,o,;no
s,ho, co,e,ol o.,,;noh.,n oe ,ho -. +,
Of ,be Goverror of Mossochrso,,s and
Messrs pnnn and Turner r.nrosen,;,o
tho Bos,on c;tv counc;, viii s,.r, e.,
WASHINGTON ,o'ni,,ht and tba, Senate,
Boutwell, s,ar,s to.morrow -, mor,;,, orr
I, 10 No, renoro,,,, l,noun ia, ,ha
VIZ. pros;;rme mya 49, ,,,s ...,aoi,.
Harry Goliath which ho oLon,od
while stina bow for tho name of HI,
adoo,ed n,h.r I, Ia sa;d ,ho, nj.
ea,,nest ooov;c,,o,s ~, ,h,. sal,o.,, .,
total obs,;nonco ,ye,.o n,; M lit. III, s,,.mod
os a CONSEQUENCE ot b;s reol ,.,h.r,.
[ tdr;uk;no 70 oxcoss uis hro,hor ,sho
was with, him ,edD;s1ast ,,lo,,sl e,.;;,l !. ]
b. name, ,,,s, 5. I. Cob. Goliath. 4, has been
keenor upder ,bo sorcoont o,. Arms a,
E,hbfua,a,1 s,l,nsle6,s,o ss5ll blfl
Tho data Co, ,ha V;oo pros;la,,,.
""'N W. '"N w 'VfFiN''
funeral is not yet settled. 1t is desired
\ Conpres assemblies. but the ouestiou
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Stanley says that an African mos
quito is as big as Kentucky chew Of
tobacco. .L
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A pMINISTRAToR.S NOTICE,

A DMlNISTRAToR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minifiratou on the estate Of J. Y. W.
sCnNARRs, late Of covington twp, clearheld
county Pa, deceased having been duty granted
to the untersignsi. all persons indebted 70 said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
III, se having claims or demands will present the IN
properly authenticated for settiement without
delay. CHARLES sCHNARRs,
Iaf WM, SCHNARRs,
Rarthaus, Nov. 3. 1855 Adm'rs.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given that letters tests
,nentary having been granted 70 thr subscriber or
the estate Of JOHN snEE5ER. deceased. ia,s o
Union township, CIear6sid county, Psnasyirania
all persons Indebted 10 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having
elaine sssis,t the ssme wid Prs~nt them do,
AuthenticAted for ssttemeat
DAVID DREssLER,
JOHN sHEEsER.
Rockton, Nov. II. '75.6tt Executor.
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~ Hi.fu fsl
WHERE to buy my DRY GOODS, GRO.
wv ceries, Queensware, Glassware, Drug, ard
Notions, cenicesicnefiss, &e., cheap for cash.
{ ne Subscriber begs leave to inform his oid and
new eustcmss that be has opened
A VARIETY sToRK..
. su01ll5 lr IN GLEN HoPR, PA.
And viii cell goods At prices to suit the times A
liberal redsciicn will be made TO customer bay
ing At Wholesale. N OIL.
Call and exnmins my stock before rurchssns
sl..whcfe. A liberal share Of public patronage"
'one'tsd' iiis N lttas ..a ts.
lass .t.faI .fs c. J. KgAGf.
Glen Hope. Pa. June u. 1871.
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he thought he Ind slSnycdt6mc benc.
it,. g4&Pt'isAtvrlotf bf dgniiie4 "
readiness to be prepared for sleep
Boydcn and Wood then gently rubbed
and manipulated his feet and limbs
and back as usual at intervals until
half past nine o'clock
During the process Mr.. Wilson was
very cheerful and said he felt uncom.
monty well. AT half past nInc he fell
asleep, and between that hour and
midnight he walked only once, took a
drink of Ice water and slept again al.
most instantly.
AT twelve o'clock hc got up, walked
about the room little and read and
talked awhile, Us heretofore stated.
When no laid down the book of re.
ligious poems he marked the place
whore he had Inst read with clipping
be,ti tSabrkhgik AibrAI&h1I
date in regard to himself Between
the time of his going to sleep again aud
three o'clock he gave no sign Of
wakcning except once, when IN halt
conscious slumbcring condition, he
asked his attendant to pull up the bed
clothes n little.
At three a. m. he woke and had
Boydcn rub his breast; dropped asleep
aga,dssit .AnsaasfS HAzMDsp
precisely seven o'clock, when he awokc
and made the remarks about his feeling
80 unusually well.
Mr. Wood coming in at this moment,
was privately consulted by Mr.. Boydcn
as to the advisabilty ofcommnnicating
to the Vice President the news of Sen.
ator Ferry's death, and they concluded
il would DO best TO, mention the fact,
bccaust Mr Wilson woultl'lBc certain
toread ii in the newspapers u few min
utes 'atqrrlebsldq b0s hoy eaI
They accordingly introduced the
subject of Mr.. Ferry's illness and men
toned itheiporningspcNss afohs iatai
termination. The Vice President was
prepared for it, and expressed no sur.
prise, But said, NPobf 'fefiy, ne has
been great sufferer He then pro.
ceeded No. speak OF Senator Felry,sl
political services in terms of high com
mcndation. characterizing him as an
abe, active and useful imam He also
talked about Mr.. Fcrry's early life and
about his election, and added .slhatI
makes cighty-threo dead with whom /
have sat in the Senate, what u record.
| don't think any man living cam
say the same, unless perhaps it is
Hamlin, Of Maine. III live 10 the ond
of my term, shall be the sixth in the
in the history OF the country who has
served so long time.
Mr.. Boyden says that the Vice Pres.
ident, after making the remarks previ.
ously narrated about his good nights
rest, etc, ,Ilookcd up with cheerful
smile and playfally said to him, "lm a
pretty bright locking boy this morning,
aint ?n
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"' ''~s
s:s:'ss s:s::. ss::s:a ss=::s,' ss4iriis,' A''''
sss:s' sss:s' Ssy.. sfy,'s ] s:s ~. S...ss xsss:
tiA kslstivs< Of he deceased. .,
Tbs. .esresspt,At.Arns VI the Senate. "a
MenbsFs VI ths sssAts. preceded by ths psssI-
dent VI the Senate pro Ian. spd The 5scrstafy \,
siL M lb1 " ths Ssusts. IN. l-.-ni.-
The ssrssast'st-Ar~s Of The ussss u Repre-
Members Of the House ci Rsprsssutstlvss, pre-.
esdsd BY tAs Clerk of The House.
Ths f!esidsht ef The Unitsd Btstss.
NAL hssds of DspaFtpsutt
Judges of The Supreme Court ofths United States.
Judge. VI fhs Baprems conrt VI The District
N ..l..s. lof Columbia. p
Judges of hs Court of clAlms.
Diplomatic corps and Cvmmitsss VI The
District VI ,cvIambiA,
omesrs of the Army atd Navy Aai Of the
~''lvr ff''' MsrIns Corps. ai 30. al
Organized auooiAiions vhloh may desire 10 It.
ssId, iussns, end straSssrs. .i'ia
The body willleave here atl;30 pm,
and upon arrival In Baltimore will
have a military escort through that
city, leaving there AZ 6 o'clock p. m.
The body WILDE placed in Rotunda
on Thursday morning, where it will
lie instatc on tho same cataialque used
for the bodies of President Lincoln,
Senator summer, Chief Justice Chase,
and Hon. Thaddcus Stevens The
Secretary Of the Navy issued the fol-
lowing order ~ ', T, i, T,
.ifiss ~ tHhNAvY DEPARTMENT.. ri
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1875. !
The President of tho United States
announces the death Of Vice President
Henry Wilson in the following ORDER
[lIcre follows the order Of the Presi-
dent1 aInp,irsuance of the foregoing,
it is hereby directed that upon the day
following the receipt OF this order the
ensign ut each United States naval
station and Of each United States naval
vessel in commission be hoistcd at half.
mast from sunrise to sunset, and that
thirteen guns be fired at sunrise, nine
Aeon minute guns at meridian, and a
national salute at sunset AZ each United
States naval station, and on board Of
nagships and vessels acting singIy, at
home and abroad The officers of the
Navy and Marine Corps viii wear tho
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-01
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Notice s hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minisiraiior on the estate Of MARY s. MAR.
SHALL. lste Of Lawrence tsp. ciexrdsld county,
Pa, deces,ed. having boen duty grxsied to the
undsrsignei, all persoas Indebted to said estate
viii please make immediate payment, and tho-s
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authsnsicaied mr. settle
ment without delay. wM. MARSHALL,
Nov, II, 1856 Administrator,
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FULFORD G. THOMP SON,
TIA lSsRAL fsMibAsrE a ESTs, n I
CoME AND. SETTLE.

Having taken my brother into partnership. ]
desire 10 have my Old accounts closed. there
lore give notice ~ all who know thsmsclsrs "
deb led 70 me ~ com, iufwafd socn aud settle w
70 that we ,so take new depararc. "
ccarheld. Juiy li'is-f. I'm. CARBON.
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rhEsngNr's DEATH.

PhEsDHNT's DEATH. s19
WASHINGTON, November. 22.--The
following official announcement Of the
death Of Vice President Wilson has
just been issued. !" ''ih ''''''N
ExEcUrivE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
DC, November 22.-It Is with pro
found sorrow that the President has
to announce 70 the people Of the United
States the death of Vice President
Henry Wilson, who died in the capitol
of the nation this morning M
The eminent station Of the deceased
his high character, his long career in
the service of his State and Of the
union, his devotion to the cause of free
dom, and the ability which he brought
to the dischargeof every duty, stand
conspicuous and are indelibly impress.
cd on the hearts and affections, Of the
American people. "a ft-
In testimony of respect for this dis,
tipguishcd citizen, and for a fhithfal
public servant, the various departments
in Washington will be drapod with
badges of mourning for thirty days.
The Secretary Of War and Of the
Navy win issue orders that appropri-
ate military and naval hohors be
rendered TO she memory of one whose
virtues and services will long be borne
in recollection by grateful nation.
(signed) 3 : us. GRANT.
BY the President ....f.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16
CAPTURE OF COuNTERFEITERS IN TEXAS
POSTPONEMENT OF THE LAND DISTRICT.

GALVESTON March IA Mars specil
from Waco, Texas, March y, says four coun-
terfelters were captured in Coryelle. They
Were traced from Red RiT :. and arr supposed
70 be from Kansas City. They had about two
thousand dollars in counterfeit, and one thou
sand dollars III good money The names of
two are unknown, the others are Woodruff
and Miller The leader seems to be wealthy.
He offers two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars bond il allowed to reach "A railroad. They
are now held by the sheriff OF Coryelle, and
claimed by Deputy United States Marshal
Holland. 1t is expected they will be brought
here for examination.
The land dis ribution of Wag,y & Loclart
has been postponed to May II, during the
Texas State Far
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| New YORK, March Is Noon-Cotton, spot
dull; Ordinary 49, Good Ordinary 255, Low
Niddling -, Middlings 16i, MidilIng, Ala
bana 10. Middling Orleans 165.
Futures weak: low middling for Marcel
l6tMlG., April 165M16 9-l6, May 1870.
lG l5-lG. June l7!M17 SIG, July 17lGlI7 ..
49, August II 1l-1GG173, September I7IG.Y
Il 3-l6 October 1G.@l6 1l-lf. November
IL 1-lGGh l6l, December lGam lGl.
New YORK, March 10. Evening Cotton
closed quiet; MddIing Uplauds 16I. O leans
l653: sales to-day to7 bales. net receipts 7ti.
gross 1919.
Futures closed quiet AMI easy: sales to-day
ll,l00 bales as follows: March 1G 1920, lGf.
April lG 9-l6o May Is 15.16. June II .Gn
II 9-32. July II l7.32Mg17 91G, August
II y 32Gl1j. September II 3-lG October
Ii ll-l6o November il 1-l6s December
L. ZIG.
Southern -four firm. moderately active.
Wheat lc better. active demand: 81 24M1 y
for winter red Western, ST 2SG1 30 tor am.
Der Western, 81 IS for amber State. 81 Boa
81 for white Western. Corn opened = shade
tirmer, closed with Ao.lers little more dis.
posed to realize.
Coffee dull. 1917. rs gold for Rio. Com
mon to prime sugar dull. Rice quiet. Tai
low firm. 3. Rosn and turpentine steady.
Pork active and tirmers new $50 -. prime
mess SlSM -. Lard frner: prime steam
la. WHISKY frmers 81 14ul IL. inside
price cash Ereights heavys cotton by
steam :.
CISciNS,rg, M}rch Cotton dull: Mia
ding l5!o Flour steady; demand moderate.
Wheat red 81 0Sl,l T.. Corn duh, GGlGp
o.. oa's steadyo $40 SO. PORK - demand
fair. SO 50@20, Llrd-s steam -. kettle
ITO a.. Bulk meats - shoulders 10 clear
rib 10! clear 1870 II. Bacon firm shoulders
:, clear rib IL 10 clear liz Whisky firm.
81 -
ST. Lows March Ys-Cotson syniet ana
unchanged. Flour-good demand Tor extras
at 81 7JIas Wheat irregular but higher.
with speculative feeling based on supposed
INJURY to the growing crop by the severe win
ter: No. red winter 81 O3j@d 10. No. -
spring Chicago $1,000 Corn IN good de-
mand: No. mixed ej3@Si3 Ol's 5sG.jSl.
Whisky 81 y, Pork SO 50nl9 70. Dry
sat meats tirmo shoulders 7lm6,, clear rib
lei, clear l03; held e higher a. the close
for sides. Bacon active; shoulders =. clear
RIB IL, clear II im12. Lard 49,.
LOUISVILLE, March 15-Cotton quiet ana
steady; middling 155c. Flour firm. Wheat
IS reported quiet and unchanged Corn i,
firm, 6Shl 70. Oats firm, 63M S. Pork nom
nal. 500 Bulk meats-shoulders 81 i0M.
%, clear rib SO 40G4 10 80 clear SO 75G
II. Bacon-shoulders S.@5s9, clear RIB IL
elear IL. Lard firm, kettle 14na14I. fierce
A. kegs 15I. Whisky firm. 81 u. Baggino
lnet and firm, 12I913.
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Personal RENCONTRE BETWEEN TWO PROM.
NENT NIRGINIANS-EFFECT> OF The RE
CENT NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
DECISION

RICHMOND, Va, March ia perso.a9r n
contre took place this morning between Mr.
James A. Co Tardiu, editor of the DiSpasci
and Mr.. A. Fulkerson. a member OF the House
Of Delegates from Washington county. 1t
appears that Mr.. Cowardin, who. in company
with two gentlemen, was walking along Main
street, neAr the Post-Otfite, was ace sell by
Mr.. Fulkerson with the remark s'Thi, is
Mr.. Cowardn. | believe, when Mr.. Cow
ardin Immediately Answered. Yes. sir: and
you are the scoundre! Edlkersono 4 know
you.
At this point Mr. Fulkerson either strucS.
or drew back 70 strike Mr. Cowardin with n
cane when the latter closed with Fulkerson
and seized him hy the throat. short scutn
ensued, when friends intertesad and separated
them.
The difficulty originated in remarks made
by Mr.. Falkerson in the House Of Delegates.
some time since. in regard to the editorial
columns Of the DiSpHei, to which Mr..
Cowardin made some severe personal re-
jonder.
Much contempt Is expressed at Mr. Fdlker-
sons conduc., as he is young and robust
man, and Mr.. Cowardin is over sixty wears of
age, and was entirely unprepared, either with
cane or weapon for the assault
In consequence Of the recent decision of
the Supreme Court of North Carolina giving
validity to the lease Of the North Carolina
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IL CUIKl-LAWLESS
NESS IN INDIAN TERRITORY-USsUC-
CESSFUL ATTEMPT TO
ROIs 4 RANK

ST. LOUIS March ID On 23l of Septen-
Der last, while several boys were PLAYING near
the corner of Chri tie avenue and s Seventeenth
| street, little son of Robert NJ. Boatright was
killed by brick supposed to have been
thrown by boy named Charles Woodsoa
This afternoon, while Woodson was being
tried in the Criminal Court, and while coun-
sci were arguing legal point, another son Of
Mr. Boat'ight, about sixteen years old, stepped
up to WoodsOn and said: ~ III killed NV
brother; l will kill YOU" and plunged Il
butcher knife into his abdomen to the handle.
Woodson fell on the floor. his bowels pro-
truding in terrible manner. The wound
will prove mortal. Young B3atright was inn
meda:ely seized BY . Deputy Marshal and
placed in Jail.
Advices from Fort Gibson. indian Terri
tory, say Henry Naves while resisting a pro-
cess in the hands OF United States Marshal
Walker few days ago. was killed A mum.
Der of Naves's friends then drove the marshal
and posse away.
Nine United States Marshals arc nov In
Muskogee, and several whisky sen.er, have
been arrested.
\ company Of United States soldiers is ex
pected there soon, when a raid will b. ma I,
INTO the Cherokee Nation for the purpose OF
capturing number of murderer, and out
laws who bid defiance to civil authorities.
An attempt was made Saturday night to
ROB the savings bank in Osceola, No, but the
officers of the tank, having been warned. had
a force inside the bank, and when the rob
bers entered they were fired upon. john
Langdon was wounded and captured. The
others fled.