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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

~ Governor Porter, OF Tenn, has pardon
cd ex-state senator McKenna, who was re-
Gently sentenced to five years i'm the peniten-
tiary for marrying his former wife's grand
daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

~ There are fears expressed that the great
Salt Lake of Utah will soon grow too large
for its confines. Since 1861 there has been a
steady rise. and 1t is eating Under the land ON
both sides at tremendous rate.
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e. &. CORNWELL x SONS.
SPECIAL:
HAMS, Extra Sugar-cured. for baking
Davis Co. > ''DIAM0ND" brand, Cincin-
natl
BREAKFAST BACON
TABLE, OIL, extra fine, large bottles. n.
ALBERT BISCUIT, 75c. per tin.
FRulIs GLACEES, 81 per pound.
APRICOTs, CHERRIES, and ASSORTED,
81 per pound.
GEO. X. Hill, a. CO.'S
BREAKFAST WHEAT. The most popular
preparation OF Wheat for producing and
maintaining a healthfuI, active condition OF
the system. 10 contains, in larger proper
ton than most other articles OF food, the
Phosphates Of heterogeneous elements so ne
cessary 10 the development of muscle, nerve
and brain, and Is peculiarly beneficial to dys-
peptics and psrsons Of sedentary habits,
MALT HOP TONIC,
or Burton Cos COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF MALT and HOPS, the greatest remedy
IN the world for general debility or nervous
deTangenlent; an excellent tonic and care for
dyspepsa-great restorative and preserya-
tive OF health and strength; manufactured AZ
Maid stone, the centre Of the hop raising dis
trict OF England, county Of Kent.
@. G. CORNWELL q SONS,
FINE GROCERS.
msrstr 1tls Pa. ave, CPD. willard's Hotel
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A BOYS HEAD CRUsHED.-Yesteriay af-
ternoon George w. Wundsr, aged II wears.
entered an elevator in an unoccupied house,
No. 4Is west Baltimore street, and while as
cending was INSTANTLY killed his head being
crushed between the top of the elevator and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

0GDENsBuR6, April 7.-Captain John A.
Webster, OF the revenue steamer Chase died
here last night OF pneumonia.
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detected and several arrested on a train en-
route for st. Louis on the indianapolis aud
ST. Louis railroad yesterday. They had
cars. and at certain points on the route
mitchell out boxes and bales of goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07
An kprn Snow Storm.

NEW YORK, April Snow fell here quite
while this morning. but it disappeared as il
touched the ground. At Port Jervis three
Inches fell, and at Poughkeepsie two inches
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRY GOQDS CHEAP
SARTIR-S sh~ <f,xk., So,

SILK and Wool PonRees Plain Plaid Strires
Bhteonsls, great variety. Also. excellent assort-
aShI S{fing Dress Goods, very cheap Beautiful
Black SILK MoEais Alpaca, 371zc, worth SIC Ex-
I,rsllrly me blsrk Cashmere, over one yard wide,
All Wool 81 -s,ly two Yards wide Table Linen
only SEC. worth 75c. Large -iZe Table IA pkins Zoe
sn.al size. O.. Trwels. e. Excellent Corsets, SOC
sFuuine Feather Tick sc Large White Quilts. :
Large assortment Cashmere for Men and Boysi
wear. Fruit 81 the Loon, 4udrOscOggin, Wamsufts
t"tton-- cbeape tlIau San be bought in Washing
ton. One yard and quarter wide Cotton T2J,c Two
saTd and a quarter wide sheeting, sc. Very Fine
Nslnsook Muslin, Narseilvs. 2A.. worth gle Ex-
eeisnt Calico s5s,7 :, 3, 10. Splendid Black SIR
: -. mars n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

LEAVENWoRTH. KAN. April AT the
municipal elect OF here yesterday. the entire
republican ticket, with one or two exc options.
was elected. Topeka went republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

n<The democrats al Little Rock. Ark,
elected their municipal ticket yesterday.
|"The Lady Ministries" have been ar
rested I'm Wheeling, Va, for can-can causes
@Where the woodbine twineth-on The
new bonnets.
~The first freight train passed through
the Hoosac tunnel about N o'clock last eve
ming, with q cars OF grain for Boston and one
OF coal.
~When one looks around and sees hun-
dreds OF dough-heads getting rich doing moth
ing, while he is working like a slave for ms
daily bread, we tell You what, it makes a
Fellow feel as though the butter OF this world
was spread by step-mother-S. Louis GlOoe
SWhen clergyman applies NJ the depot
lor minister's ticket, and the official ven
lures 10 express soubt as 20 his clerical
Character. he SAYS aI1l read one OF my ser
mons" Tie ticket Is passed over ms .antiy.
without out any proof
New England grows little Irrsvereut-
Nearly all the ciergymcn Ina Hartford were
summoned on Thursday 10 a hotel, there 20
bind I'm matrimonial chains a fair youth and
gentle maiden. About twenty four OF the
good men appeared simultaneously TO dis
cover among the sad. sweet smiles OF q sur
rounding crowd ul',i fheT wee the subjects
OF hoax.
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
FOR 80 DAYS ONLY

AZ order g make loom for SPRING STO,E
0ner the following great Inducements: <<W
Elegant REP HAIR CLOTH PAR -
LOB SUITES. S55 -
MARBLE-TOP WALNUT CHAMBER-sAS
SUITES. comprising ten pieces, SIS. -
S22 - @P'0
HEMP CARPET. Is cents re- va-d.
INGRAM CARPETS, ! o 6. - cents
Lowell and Hart ID bes- INGRAM, 81 per yard
TBREE- PLY CARPETS, 20 per ward
IAPESIR1 BRl SKIS, from 81 70 = 25, 81
good and choice patterns.
AI-o, fail line q sTRAw MATTINGS. Chill.
DkEN - CARRIAGES and UPHOLSTERY
GOODS a. corresponding prices.
W. b. MOSES,
CORNER 7rH STREET AND Pa. AVE
B-The above prices are only for cash on or
before delivery. rlarIs-Ir I'm
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THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury to-day for redemption
was 9ii2.3OO.
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NATTAN's VEGETABLE CATHARrIC
AND ANTI-BILIONN PILLS.

NATTANS yEGETABLE CATHARrIC
AND ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
The demand Tor these Pills has largely increased
We Therefore call public attention 70 their merits A.
general family physc. Prepared wits the greatest
care they present the following good qualities:
The are warranted wholly vegetable
1heir action u prompt, certain and edectuaI
Ihey are healing q the stOtnss IA.
They start the liver IN HEALTHY and i've
They are invsi1AbI- Il ind zeS'ior and dvspen.is
Ihe1 Thoroughly cleanse the entire system
Ihey 40 not srlPe or give pain daring their action
They are Adopted Tor general use ChlLlrru aod
delicate persons can TAKE them we'll "a the strong
and robust Home matt, they are always fresh
twhile patent pills generally not.l and cop.g-
gaenily uniformly erectual Price, Is cents per box
For sale only By
ARTHUR NATTiNS. Pharmacist,
In Corner ~@cord nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

AMONG those who had interviews with the
President to-day were Senators Paddock.
Window and Morrill,, and ex Representative
Burrows, of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

THE CONDITIONS NJ Frank IL WalwOrth.
The l.aIrlcide, who l. in the Auburn insane
aSA luln. h said 10 be- so b.id That his friends
despair of hi> He To the casual observer"
Tie Troy Times lay. ..He appears 10 be slow
ly wasting away, and his health certainly is
rapidly declining Epilepsy i'm an aggrava-
ted form i his principal ailment. His moth
er. VINO visits him at intervals, is weighed
down with grief at his deplorable condition,
ana her interviews with her wretched SON
are described a. most tenlerly patheficD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

A MATRIMONIAI -, a. $500. - lNaSiei
u. Alberts has entereu sui T, IN ne court oi
common pleas. against L. SAGE. The nlaioL
in rdres,,.'S ,s, OF mar AR last the defen-
dant contracted 10 marry 4 "a 80, -
Christmas and New Years day, a - iss.a a.
broke The contract, that I'm January q. ssl,a
contracted TO marry. the ceremony To ~.
place in May, but that on the attn OF Ma. ~. ~.
he notified her that he wouldn't be on han 70
S-fe had procured wedding outfit, and made
~ >lo,Gm. The parties reside in Allegheny
900 litfstJv1y Commercial 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

DIPHTHEEIA has been very prevalent i'm
Australia, and one OF the most successful
remedies Il said TO have been few drops of
sulphuric acid i'm a tumbler of water. The
result of this mixture is said 10 be a coagula-
ton OF the diptheritic membrane and It's
ready removal Ia coughing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

HON. HALBERT E. PAINE, of Wis, will
be appointed to the vacant j.idgeship OF the
Court of Claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

COMING BACK.-The Navy department is
advised of the arrival of the United States
steamer Dispatch at Pensacola, Florida. The
disappointed Mexican excursionists who
were on board left for the north via jack
sOnyille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

GEN. WM. G. MANCKs yesterday appeared
before Commissioner John A. Shields and
gave SO, 900 bail to answer to the charge of
dealing in counterfeit money. His sureties
and Leopold Leroy, OF No. IU3 avenue b
" y Herald, 6fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

How THE L. 8. NAVY COMPARES WITH
OTHER NATIONS AND KTNGDoMs.-Austria
has - steamers, France % paddle steamers,
60 iIon-clads, pa unarmed sailing vessels aud
a total OF G12 guns. The German empire has
IL iron-clads, 81 steamers, and sailing YES
sells with 4s2 guns. The British navy Is li2
sea going steamers, aud IL reserve steamers
and sailing vessels: Of these 60 are irOn-clads.
vessels are manned. Differed and equipped
by 80 600 men OF all grades and ranks. Greece
has 81 ships and sSS guns. and Portugal 2
steamers and > sailing vessels. Upon The
and Spain - steamers, II paddle steamers,
and - sailing vessels Sweden has $50 ships
- war, Turkey 20 iron-clads and 20 steamers,
o. Turkey ships OF the line, frigates, =
60. ties, bTigS, Is gunbOats and y trans
SCo,ts he United States naval forces July
80, As irou-cladS, C other steamers
a,,5 - afi vessels. But the cost of the
I-i'iisd Sta,a IVY is about s51 .000,0oO.
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TIVE UhUIEKS.
msr.s-tr 14Is Pa ave, opp. wnlari's Hotel.

IRIsHMEN, HONOR YOUR PATRIOTIC REP.
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o COnnell, ~: Lith-
ographs Of John tcheI. IS cents; Leaders Of Home
Lsule, &c the Irish Parlisn ent, 100, 81; HIS
Hany other celebrated Iri.hmen. Also. the Irish
SINGERS Own Book, 81; Wearing Of the Green
JAsEs BELLEw, Bookseller, 705 9TH street
northwest. an9-1ua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

THE FASCINATIoNs or Miss CAROLINE
WEBER. Young lady OF eighteen, in Will
lIamSburg, y. v. have caused an admirer
named Joseph Webner. with whom she was
walking. TO be STABBED by Phillip Retzer,
another swain who had been similarly inn
pressed. Refer approached the couple and
began 10 quarrel During the alteration he
struck Nebner viii a knife, once m the
breast and twice i'm the face. The former
wound may prove fatal. The Young lady has
been locked up as a witness upon The trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

A PAINFUL JOKE.-Mr. Carruth, the New
Jersey editor who was desperately shot by
Mr.. Lands, is evidently Joker. On Wed
EeSday, pointing leebly 10 his head, lac said:
Looks bad TO be- shot i'm the back, don't 10 %
and when a Mr.. Paine came In he motioned
for him 10 60 away, "because, J." he said, I'VE
don't want ANY nlaIa nain here. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07
SPRIN6 DIS.

!oFieces DRESS GOODS, at p, g. ia anj 80 cts;
all reduced in price
20 pieces Fast COlcr CALICOES, at 6l4-reduced
from cents.
lCv pieces Plain PLAID AMI Striped MAIN
SOOkS. cheap.
- dozen regular m AIDE Ladies HOSE, az g cents
per air, worth g cents.
"a dozen real good HOSE. I21S. worth ~ cents
Full width SHEET me, - and p cents
Splendid shifting COTTON, l212, e,lual 10 any IN
the city.
A fulI stock Of CASSIMERES, from % cents to
81 "a Ter ward.
PAEASOLS and Sun UMBRELLAS.
MATT INt and - LCLgTHS.
A lot 81 GOODS ieft over from last season 20 be
sCli without regard e. cs-t.
Call and see price,.
GEO. J. JOHNSON q CO..
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PERsoNAL-Clara Morris, the renowned
emotional actress, occupied private box at
Ford's opera house last night, with DOM
Piatt and Mrs. Piatt. Despite her sickness
she looks plump, but rather pallid. go. Ex-
Senator Lewis, of Virginia, is in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
MS source to-day were s167 ,3O6.37.
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RIy TIE SALE

private SALE
ca PE rs
REGAEDLESS OF COST.
Fer one week, commencing MONDAY, April 5,
IS75, hail ClOsa ont,
FOR CASH,
the remainder q orr stock
BRTSSELS. INGESISS, ard STAIR CARPETS
OILCLOTHS. RUGS. OCOA MATING,
STAIR RODS. &C sc.
Regardless If cost.
The las ard only chance. Call early.
HOEFORD A. SHILLRERG.
sF3 n i27 9TH street, bet q and L =. "
ARGE OPENING
Ia sPRiNG DEY GOODS.
Remnants best Morning Calico, 6lSc.
IA yard ioUF All Linen Towel. l2la worth DC.
tt4 pieces kUfiiHg. s0~-. worth -.
frrr Oh Plaid Ladies SuitinCz, p, N15, Soc.
Plain Deheges- ~. -. 20, "a 10 Use
Prnsee Siik 20, 6Hs and 75c.
pcUile width Puplins, &c worth -.
Best Black Alpssas in the city, &c. I'D.
sun Nor silks, very chap
Black silk. Is. -, ( 20 -.
SpTIUC CasSimereS Tor men and boys, soc. Ut.
Nv stock P4raSols. from I * up-cbeap.
AudrCscuggiu and Fruit COttOn-, i2lsc.
- Eisach.d SheetiTg. &c.
English Brussels Carpets. Sl.25.
We can BE- sXCelled IN cheap prices.
IT. y. NtUDAIN.
sp3d 100 Market Space.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DRY GOODS.

ItsT ECEIYED.
- another LIT e those fne Camel Hair Cloth n
the latest designs.
Also.
Another invoice of Bla~k ard ColOred SILKS,
shich / can sell a. lower prices than before.
Great bargains in Laces, Gimps, and Fringes Of
all shades a.
z GUTMANS.
Baltimore Branch Hou-e.
9i2 9Th street northwest,
sT3 EW Washington, ID. 2.
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CUSTOMS REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
were SSH SOL So
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ELECTION NEVIS.
Reuubtiean Victories

NEW YORK, April democrats carried
Schenectady yesterday By 100 majority for
naaEgp
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TROOPS SENT TO THE FRONT.
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JAMES %. CLEPHANE,
u. s. C0BIr sE Of, tGal'T Ccss-I of CAIN,
49,, aad Erdmtnsr IN CaaHery,l
SHORT HAND WRITER AND LAW
REPORTER.
O1ice-No. ITO y St., between LIST and I'd, facia.
Indiana venue. mar3-tr
, 1875-10-18
SPAIN.



MORE T1OorH F0N CUGA.
RASTAxpEg, Oct. l7.-slatseu hundred aoldlers
embarked at thts port to- day for Cuba,
auAnpAcosrAa M TROUBLE.
pAnIs, Bopt. 28.-NeHH has boon rooeivesl bsre
confirming the account yoa published from a
epauibtl newspaper ot au atfray between Hat
MsIeaty's gunbnat ExproHa and Spanish
guREdscobta. Tho Expfesss wAa Informed
t.,as Cuarlacosta had pursued French vss.
vel. aut,, being unable 10 take 1t Ia Spanish Wa
tors. caun into Eugl!ah waters. aud mas taking
its prize to bpain. The ExplesA At opco aenL
two vessels ~ they euseted Spanish waters.
Uespito tho protests Of The Spanish cou1-
malstier. who said that he ha1 takon his
prize in his own water, both veasela we1e tAken
III tow by the English. sstor wsa placed in
the stern of the Ruuboat to guard the tow-tope.
The spanisrds tried aavesa4 times to cut the
rope, but without succeaa ~ the Eugl!shnuAa
always covered thon with hla piece. AZ last
one. . Apauiard. toider than the others, persist.
eu in Ills andeayota, aud was Immediately shot
through the head. Almost immediately kftor
tho t}lco voseela entered the AArbor OF 0.bral.
tut, whore considerable aensatiou MAS excited by
Tho news. II seems cert&!n that verbal dom.
every one belisvcs thst no serious or prolonged
dlaputo will Artsa.
H,cb IL tho substance of ~ IN authentic dis,
pstcl. which a.rlxsd here to-day. Tue above.
hua ever, 10 net tho onlY difficulty In which tha
Ruasdacoytas have involved tho spanish Goye,n-
inrnl. Correspondence IL nov goiuK Oh between
Hanco and sValn respecting aRuaEdacosta which
ultsnBd French balk which had tAksu refuge
10 tho Port Of Harhers. rpa RukzdacostA board
cd her, and wiahed to carry beE OF, but tho pso-
p!s Of Hefbesa rau to the quar-, fred on the
AuAulasds. took buth yexso!s. aud delivered them
, 1875-10-18
lSlitI;S,

In NfiIHt&k.
.as alafm OF tire at SEQ O'Clock last evening,
= ."a bax 55a, Was caused by fire In barn on
~ ~ ssnsfthesst corner Of jefferson aud Forquef
a'aas The fro vas ext,nGuiahed with q loaa
esons sHN. Thu owner Of the building, II.
"sefa. losos $500; fully Insured in tho Alle-
I4aa OF P'ttsbufg. 8. UurkmAD, tho occupant,
s s'ss o'rae valued At es5. Tho cause OF tho
ath naknosu.
.,' ~ aaf4' f:om Do1 5l3, at 1915 o'clock last
su'os "ss caused ~ tire in the two-atory
~. n'as oo!'dlug No. ~ West Raudolp.. street.
~ -. a'e troke ont 10 rnar room, and was cauaod
~ t@anseo taan WHO insisted Oh going to bed
k,p IT. an " p . lit. The ftss floor vas occupied
h. ~ =. Aaaay ~ a saioou, which hRa long
h.. ~ ~ resort OF gang Of low ruf1jans. He
htunatse eansa ~ s1ock. soluad as about 10 Uu0 no
Atalas.a lne upper story Was occupied by
Gmsa' G'ta family naued Robinson. Wien tue
stk,..s s'ska oat, the mother Haizel two OF her
H,ts ~ nonl their beds and hurried them to =
s,et y saissy aesoaa tho Atreet. la the excite
l,a,s' !ofEot her little dsuR liter Miu,1io, aged
4ss, st1sa aa9 *heh tue tifo auhaidod tho tomalus
MEsnsaa were faund BY Officer 8utth. The
ts1 va uwued by ". II. btowe,
". ~, ,a'most totally destroyed. Imsus-
il ,ahkao1u. Tho flames spread to
assm.s 4ang on tue oornor, owaed aud
saofcssz 49, - Restaurant by Joseph Higsio,
asl~S1 T.. siee on Tue building aud ntock, both
Gna.na.@ @so ta''s incurred III tho Penn Insuranco
fS,ne@as. Of Pennsylvania. The upper u, ory cf
!s.acs sh. building II occupied IA An ofilce 9v
H. asas,f1aan, sa, wLoas loss IL merely nominal.
bqIIans ~ w Oil eller slde Of the burned
sa,ts I, Me1e respectively occupied as clgar
h., a,lx ~ nensy Y. Cook and Mary Carpenter,
's3s Nsh be from the astuge Of water.
, 1875-10-18
GERMANY.
THE BKRLIH KA1aEHHOF.
Il

WFW FV"s
Tie busplng OF the " "kaiHerEof " ('nn) in
Berlin, the nswa Of which reached us By cable a
few days ago. has robbed the Gertaan Capital Of
the largest and finest bnIlding of ia kind within
l,sr limits. 1t con.atnad 2eo private rooms,
divided among four storEes. which were con-
nectod by nsd1aul,c elevator and aGhts Of
stairs broad and easy Of ascont On The ground
floor were ts,Iet Of e1egantly-appoiutod halls
an aata-room decorated with tue arms Of ths
German Empire hnI Portraits Of several Of tue
isnpps nnnpsto" sssng,io9in, ws''nSrog nEinoa
room, and large anl airv bEnRtt IA st-rDon. Tho
basement contained nu,nbrr of comfortable
drlokinH.roo ns. Tin hn'eI vas ope'lct to tia
pubiic on tho fret If ttlH mouth. and llo En-
peror. the afi0i1ttr Of tho 1ntnirr. ai.i several
other d,a!logaeiIel persona houote1 the occ&-
son with their r,tncnc9.
, 1875-10-18

Special W8p0&eh n Th1 t!1Eaq5 3F1bNtK.
kAsIANEE. Ill.,, Oct. l7.--NAthar.e! Bowaitci,
the young man wlloss exploit in desertlug la
orids-wlse Ut the EevAdA House, ChicaYo, two
weeks siuco. WAS seuorled By Tne TulousE, has
discovered himself to Ills anxious tnsuds. lla
returned hera Wednesday night, unsuccessful iu
~ attempted reconciliation with his wife. No
attempted suicide lust night with laudaIuu.. 1n
hia expectation Of death, ho admitted having
VITO aud two children 1t EuspHs,ile, fancev
County, North Carolina. Upon this confession
ha was lodged In Jail this moeulng OF = charge
OF bigAmy. His rekson for leavluX bis new- -n.xtlo
wife Waa EemnsAe for nufaithfuuets to Mrs.
Dowitch No. !. Ais ioSe fur No. I aiso Induced
him 10 lGkutn TO this locality.
, 1875-10-18

1'Es MosNEs. Oct. IA hsar,uy was had last
syeusug before Judges Dillon and Love in tho
suss Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Trustees vs. The Central Hail.oai COMPANY Of
Iowa. Plaintiffs in the suit brought action on
behaif OF the miuority Of tle boudho1tlers. De-
fendants, known - the Boston aud Nsw iosk
COMMITTEES. aud tie old Mspasefneht Ut tAe
road backed By majority OF tho Londs. askoa
that no foreclosure should take place. sud tha.
the properly TO managed for six years coming
BY tho slid Quantities. Ths Court denied
bath applications of tho A.ter. aud pfobabls
will give iacrea us1s weak which viii cofer
tue foteolosure and sale Of the property ln-
yolved.
, 1875-10-18

AA4unt w NO lI4h VI lllH u01 DGeit
A. yos reported from the city, but II Is feared
that In tho rural diRttlcte there haso becn many
casnAllles. 4 postman named Fabey, wh? cnr-
r!ed the mails between Mul[or and kantHrk lott
the former pIace about 3o'clock onHunday night.
aud yesterday morning hia donkey an1 cart
wcE1 seen floating i'll the rott1 noar Banuon. sna
his deAd body wAs found sutnn distance on.
mao "Hh alto drowned at Fermoy. a,ncs 1881
there has not been 40 great ~ tuundatton., AZ
tho Lee Mills the wator ia feot denp. Along
tho Western road tile effects Of tho Hood ~rro
seyereIy felt. Up to II o'clock yesterday tim
whoie tLoroughf4to from Great ooorKo's blreat
to noar CartIgronane waa covered with Whtor.
Tie roadway il thfcliy coated Tith mud N somo
full sweep of > mountain torrnht. In Milo
streot aLd other pattH OF tho pariah tho
water IL 4 foot 1eep. Every hon-e IN tic
Western road has bad at least 2 feet of water
in it hut tho Hood has sb 4idsd. mud thu lnAa
i.antH trsInR to repair tho injury Which 1t haR
tono tllcit fnrnltnro ntu clollieH. Tho occ1i-
pants Of Mr.. L0oken houses III front Of The
county ga,l nero unable to Leave thom up to
o'clock YESTERDAY. tito water ',cing ! tect deep in
tho lower story, and tho handsome garden IN front
co1nTloloty covered. Near the co'loge tho Hood
dashed on with ,n,petnons fo'cc carr, ing viii 1t
trees. rails. and various fragments OF timncr.
noar,y TOO shoop. which woro drowned during
tuo night, though ther appeared to have Eiug-
g1od hard aud loug 10 Bavo themselves. ]n tho
HAmo road, higher IN, noRr Wellington l}fidge,
otnnr . aean ooa,cs ~ smeSp n.e - ~ It'll. Ss""
wu!le osue'h oeta n.onuru' ~, ~, ~ a., u1aus
stkto fea,eteaf. tn ma..J l'a.nfon .;t III
deepairoa o. tnesr "assav.s' nna atea , tnon'
;rt nc p!ago " ns.e"e % "I waiti,o.. u.,,n
4ne thuub aooso ~ pr'u" nu..nS.oI o.iust ,.st
arc cn'osea 70 WHO oHtea. ny tno noost' "haea
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~, y! tass' ~ '.Dk t"ns s'1 villa IT, .u!s
ino enlei aeutee ~ aan,EeI ~ e tns ot'fsos u
iro;n sue aontis e9o eolsnctsu, ",nei ~ Ins,oo
VIII tao !q.en " !1 aka'nss ~ ~ r rtGssfs. IT
Aet"een "e'nn9toa = ntiuRe nua susf "eH wv
~ato1 W lne .9an ~ .cn. oTfp' Aun .ne unno.
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K1ou,a stot ~ GtTa otusn % ~ oa'!aras'
lug ;sutn 'as sassueu ~ ~ nu uau- =.
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naa pses oioheG 70 .ie 1atcns 1l ~, ~ 'Goe. ~
hos..o o.; 'H!s auu!sa sno W. III, uhs I'LL ~
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eeenlo .no sefnsss ~ 1nu .aset ~ sHn 3 t;,n,'sr
10 the aoh'n cnanhe' sol'e poa's A''o ''u"e1
"ero nt i9sL. ..,., ,,on,ro, t., ~,
lne nooaS hppeaI ~ hsss H.. s"'e ~, H. ,,at' sm
ftos.pses. ~ .Io 'at1o,.,i,. H.
10Y tha nave t,.on ,.a at,,ra,, ~ ~
Itntta " LUZ na;seas st" ~ ,ss w 4, WtIn Oh
.ae', oe..,e hTpGt ,,t si'aoi ~ atar
LIZ aapus ~ ~ r;.a nnT ,,o,stnsf;ciie
1olasnR 70 .ue s 'osn tI,a, ! font III
nle cotela ~ asptn a. ~ n,n1;s o,1 the
anos Gn e1Ia H. ia,,o, nar+s ri ,ha hnnrns r.