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rHELorGHRrr DRornERs cICGHr
The Keeper Of the Raymond street Jail
Teaching Detectives n Lesson.

Thomas and John Loughrey Brooklyn
counterfeters, who escaped from the RAYMOND
street Jail early In December last, we're cap
tured in New YORK on Saturday night. John
and Thomas Loughrey and Phillip Lowcnski,
previous to their arrest last fall had been extern
sively engaged in many cities OF this country In
coming counterfeit lve-ccnt nickels, which
were so hnc and perfect that 1t was almost
impossible to detect them.
They were at length ferreted out In their den
in Brooklyn, and were lodged in the Raymond
street Jail. Their trial was begun In the United
States Circuit Court on Dec. 5, and two days
later the two Loughrcys had escaped. They
had been confined IN the debtors ROOM in the
third story Of the Jail, with Jowenski, Price, Of
Loader aud Price notoriety, and several other
prisoners They cut through the lath and
plaster Of tho wall with q trOwel and passed
out into the corridor; thence they made their
whv TO the roof and. letting down long ropo
which they had procured. they lowered them
selves to the sidewalk on the Wi!oughhy street
side of the jail. Luwenski and the other ,occu;
pants of the cell became frightened and
remained. Tho trial Of the cOunterfeitcrs went
on. and all were convicted Lowen'ki was sen.
fenced 10 Eve years Imprisonment In the Albany
Penitcntary. The LOughreys were not SEN
II was renorted that the furitives had made
their way to Canada, they being Canadians, and
the Rroo<lvn police gave ~ tue chase. The pp-
lice in all the cities OF America were warned 70
i
| them. Meanwhile Keeper Stinson, Of the Ray
mond stree; jail, had employed private detec;
| tivcs. \ few DAYS ago MIR. Stinson hsrertnined
through John LouEhrey's mistress, who had be-
| come Jealous 81 her lover, that tho counterieit-
ers were hiding In Nov, Iotk, and made theii
| street aud Fourth avenue. Keeper Stinson, &C.
companied by Deputy Shefins schultz and
| Evans and Cassidy the driver OF the prison van
| went to the Mills House Mt 10y O'Clock on sat
| urdav night. They searched the house from
! cellar To- roof vainly and at length came - the
! door OF room Is. which was locked. The pro
| pretor OF the house at FIRST refused them ad
| At length he complied, and three peculiar
! knochs wore given on the panels Of tho door II
! was opened. and the head Of John Loughiey
/ who was I'm his night clothes. was cautiouslJ
! advanced. The detectives entered ard fount
/ Thomas Lougbrcv concealed under the bed
clothes. Theu John put On a careless appear
! ancc. and saving "tome. Tom. the jig = up
/ shook hands with al the Officers. The prisoners
! had not been outside Of Now York since theu
| c.rlur. rhev sleut in the hotel by day, and
| walked In tho streets At night
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To THE EpGroR OF the sUN Sir: The Com
mtee on Expenditures In the Post Ohice Department
should ascertain how many Special Agents OF the Post
Ohce Department, a. salary Of Is and Slo per diem
aud expenses wer. appointed ia the IAN Of 1879 what
they were expected ~ ptrforni anu wat sei
wee they re- iily rcAdercl.
la NE - n ERA states previous 10 the ret, cilon Oh
m,at. The committee ul-lt he-in vi 4 Nifsinla ana
take all the States through to Tex 49, To the writer's
own knowledge extra ulhros we're created IN georgia
Aan,ma md Norn Carolina. In the latter state some
months To the election u Grant Joseph W.
Huien son Of the Presidents thirdierm advocate, the
Postmaster AZ Raleigh, WAS APPOINTED special Agent
~ tuc Post oticc pnaitnnut az ASA tlN ni fHWl a
year nna expense. There was no need q ti omcla
Or l. l. ~, thc Special Agent uf the Post once De
palto4t "a that State hai the TING "a noiuu- To DO
Holden Rppllufei 90 CANVASS lor the Afnusli a.
tion, Alu for ul other plrpose. The Republican,
oyer the state admitted tnls. u.
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ADAMs.-On sunday, Fer. el, william Z. Adams, son
OF Nlan H. Anu lsaOlla j. Adams Ia the 81 year VI
lie age.
Fuueral from the residence Of parents 3G7 East
Sill H., ON iue.dtv Fen -. at O'Clock r NJ.
AUSllN.-Ou SUNDAY, Fen. 20, William j. Austin. son
OF Cath rae aud tue late John Austin, oil LlsnJre.
couniy Waterford irelsfd q.
Relatives ami friends Of the family respectfully
invtci attend the funeral frOm mis- late rcifcuce,
e,Ss 20 Av Harlem. on tn ~. 22i iust aty A. NJ,
BER1INE.-On THURSDAY. Fen H. 1879, Jonn Le
& uAt Rcrtine. 10 tlc iSth year OF hs age
The relatives and friends ui thc family are r,epect-
fui, invited 90 attend tile funeral rom tlc Episcopal
Church. Sew Rochelle. on MohatY en- Il, ~ cock
I. NJ, Train leaves Grand central depot at -
Chiffon In Brook'yn, on SuHdev. Feb. go, 1879,
Mag frt, TIE beloved wife o. iu,rrx lttun aged iS
year. native - CuiransNcl, county Limerick. Ire
Inc relstlves and friends OF the family, also her
htO.n Iuomts. are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from htr late residence $50 Kent Iu'r-
Day morning al o'clock The Remains viii be taken to
81 rltrick'- church. corner Kent and NiouEhny avs,
wherr solemn OF requiem VIII ne offered Tor tho
rcp1sc 4 her soul anu at r. NJ TO Calvary for Inter-
f0SuAY. -on SUNDAY. Feb. 90, John u. Foshay, Jr.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PRtCf.-euddculy. al New Rochelle Thursiay even.
ing. Feh n 1879. James Howell Price, OF the late
James II Price OF ~ag Nsrhur, y y.
funcrM Services at Ms l'te residence, on Inesiay'
Feb % At oc ock. Relatives ana friends are respect
tul invited to attend without further notice
RCAbCHl.-Ou Sunday, Feb 90 pa>il koAOury'
ggri 80
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect
oc'oca from M late Residence. ani West 3@th -
SPAi LII NG.-Sud lruY. % us rr-lirhi', 81 Mest
81 st. The 2iih the Hon AlcAaudt silding.
Aoucr Of TAU cal hereafter
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Rome Correspondence Of he Nsic York TINS.
The Pope has scOldcd uncommOnly hard,
in one or two discOurses lately pronounced,
upon the manner In which and airs In Germany
are conducted. some writer's are excited Ia adj
mirauOn bN this energy of speech exhibited 10y
the Pontln, now SO much advanced in years
indeed, about to enter his elghtY.lith year. But
irascibiity frequently accompanies old age, and
there is nothing in that to excite surprise. The
Holy Father, Ike other mortals, has much to
try him, and not the loast Is the circumstance Of
his not being allowed to 90 out aud take the AR,
aud give natural vent to the good feelings OF his
heart by blessing his native country and tho
Formulation Of Rome, now more than ever lam
gushing for Tie enjoyment Of some cXtrdOrdl-
nary novelty. But, IA, | have sad before, since
the Je- utts passed the sentence Of iniahbiiity
upon him, the Pope has been kept by them "a
close prsonerwithin tho walls OF his sunptuous,
gllded house. Something has repeatedly been
said of a threat which Plus TX. has uttered OF
his intention to break with his keepers ana m
dulge his curiositV-wnile he gratiues the pre-
dominating weakness OF his nature, the love I
spplause-by driving once more through the
town. hut the truth ~ that the Pope Is the hrst,
OF most conspicuous, victim OF his own system
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ENC CnNrR ICrOR.
The Marvellous Prc-pcriiy Of One Of Boss
shnphcrd's IIicnds.

The Marvellous Prosperity OF Unc OF b0ss
shepherds Friends.
WAsutNoroN. Feb. lathe history Of II.
c. Hewitt. who's, operations az amiddienan be
tween cont rs and the board " Audit have
lust been brought to hight through the investi-
gati.u- Of the Committee on the District Of Co
lnubil. IS interests = as an EXAMPLE If the way
ia which the hunger -on Of the Ring IN this city
have boon enabled 70 feather their nests at the
public eXneu-e.
Hewitt settled in Washington during the war.
Prior 60 tha; hc had acted as r. -ht conductor
OF the -. s q. Railroad. Securing small brick
building on seventh street. he launched out 10
tif irfd hIe!f .. "N s.titl -ra4-' .NlteI" "ra
he formed 80 o. per ip VII. his ipthcr nj W,
"A feN thousand dol 'i-. which resulted -l7as-
! trnu-lv-to the br.tnrr-iu iaw. lis next spaeu-
la.irn was in uurtncr.tip with Tom Lewis. q
lr,c,laNer. as contractor Tor the boss shepherd
| EiA.. Among the jnns secured " this worthy
| pair was tfe .pnttuct 90 pave ninth street, and
| the manner ia wai-u 70 was done Is wei Anown
t. every cltizcn 0f Washington. THIS little affair
| l. said to have uetttd Ia tns nelehborhpod Of
! Sittrp. A number II other 1Ots 20 a similar
cu,rarter were done 10y the same hLm. Being
cn.inca 60 get any j'o OF paving or erldin- ih"t
After the apparent dissolution Vt the Ring
| Iewett formed client partnership WIN the
/ Hon. Peter tAunhcll rN--aruker uf Tie House
Of Delegate aud OF free lunch nuto.iet tor the
| purpose Of 9tosrcutiAs anu hut'hx un cin'ln /.
| against the - 'trict Government. Ihings went
| on smoothly y IN the new nrin Tor anew uOnths.
! and the dollars rolled IN unoer their oxpert
| mauipul atoms with gratifying rapidty, until a
| dispute in regard u a division OF tue swag re-
suited In a separation Of the hiEh-toned partners
| Since then Hewitt has carried on his nefar % Is
| business against the petty contractors and Dis
! trct Government 10y the conniVancc and asst-i-
| Rnce of various rariies directly connected win
| the District Commune ionrr-, AS has been shown
la the pending Investigations. since Hewitt
| connection with the Ring thieves he has accu.
| muiAted q large fortun". vnrtouslv estimated al
| from $1,000 - SrpftNp. He lives IN extrava
| CANT style. and takes tue air from bchlnu nigh
priced r-o~ IN taOusan LsdOllar carriage, WIKI
| it,s.r lad. tut
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Amomr lor 1ln.lcnl .lnacnl. IN MIInn.

In Milan there has just been opened n
home for yuung girs, whJ come alone md an
protected 10 STUDY at the con servatprN ~ That
cifv. II often happens th1' 81 Do, i'm .aut rs
they IRE Of the customs rL1 m toe language,
are exposed To srrlDu, dang, r7 aud tcmptati rs,
HIi n was in view Of THIS fact thtt di-tin-
guished English lady, Mls. Hamilton. conceived
the idea OF opening h1vHc which would IKE
the pl 90 81 "a h0mt. ok ring them ~ the sumo
time every faoili'v f1r stultiug w.f4 taiuest-
hess and advantage in the coueery cory the arts
Of music and the drama. she nns nern most
among the names Of her patrons ar found
those Of SIT Augustus Paeet, English Amhassa-
q, IN inii,e' fiu LAnS htrli Hr: " MNi,n,
OF san lruduru, and many others. Jenny Lind
has contributed tlDl and has offered the assist
auce of her voice in con 'Crt 90 ne lIYen furtne
benefit OF the hpmc. The Institution il c0n-
ducted personally bY an Eaellsh lady. win
whom Ia united an Italian tor INSTRUCTION IA
that language,
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A slighl Mi.nnderslanaina.
FROM nc 81, LoNts Rpubgcm.

from INC 81. ApWs n bNoftH'
Tho drug store was closed, and he rang
the bell vigorously. The druggist AT once put
his head uut Of an upper window, and inquired,
sleepily, "Whos theref" " MIR. Carr" respond .
ed the gentleman at the belt "Missed a car Z
Wei, what's that to me, confound YOU! stop
ringing that bell, and 20 about your business,
mani" Down went the window and the drug
gist was lost to sight. The discounted Mr.
Carr WAS lost in ama1ement for time, but nna-
Is seized the boli and rang II again franticnllv.
The druggists mead Appeared AT the window
there nowY "Mr. Carr, / tell YOU" "Why,
IN your mpudeucel Who cares ii YOU have I
Get out OF that quick. II you're drunk, and
nave missed car us your own lookout. DON'T
you touch that bell again" But, tell you,
Vou idiot, I'm Mr.. " Carr" "Oh, Lord Why
didn't you say SO lefOre Z"
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The story of a Russian Princess.


A young Russian has for some years been
prosecuting his chemical studies at the tniyer-
sity OF Leipsic with unusual zeal. The young
man, OF al arlstocr.tc exterior, made Trends
OF all who came in contact with bin. Recently
be passed a most brilliant examination, which
WAS rewarded with the dignity Of "a Master Of
Arts. Soon thereafter q young lady called on
ono OF the most prominent professors ot the
university. addressing tho celebrated savant in
tue following words " desire, professor, be-
fore depart from Ieipsic. to cNnfcss to N1u my
most hearty thanks" The professor, perfectly
astonlshed, observed: Thanks, hut for what .
Listen, sir. / was married to the old prince
.. My husband died some years ago. He
died ius0Nent. 50 that WAS left even without
the daily bread. resolved to seek the Hcces-
slry means Of subsistence IN science" The pro-
fessor then interrupted her. saving; " es,
most gracious lady. nevertheless | cannot see
why you should address any thanks to me- the
lads continued: "Ohscrve, then, IL Is now more
than three years that here In Leipsic | have
been student. The student who lately passed
the examination, ana whom YOU cons ldcrcd
worthy Of distinction, is none other than my
elt
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A Woman. sunrngo Advocnre'. Suicide.

I''Il ~ L07IIII IHIIV '''W7i FtV' y
Miss Jemima Elizabeth Luke, IS years of
fedland, She w.s Secretary TO the Bristol and
West of England Women's Suffrage Association,
aud was wei known In connection with the
women's rights movement. On Friday night she
left her residence, leaving behind her the fol-
lowing note, written In pencil on scrap OF
paper: ! have been mad for several weeks, but
! have concealed g. My difficulties have turned
my brain, and must die. My moLher's address
" SWinOurne T0au, Ueptford. 5. L."
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WIN, nrIlIrh CoIu,nbIn sounds.

We had the pleasure Yesterday 10 view
some Of the articles intended 10 be sent from
tins province for exhibition az the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia. We refer to sec
TONS and planhs Of the Douglas pine, ced.r' aud
hrmlock. We me t-ured slao ot Douglas . ne,
which gave tho following dimensions length,
II feet; breadth, o ivet; depth, T. Inches, The
board was perfectly sound not haw was To he
seen. The section OF another tree Of the same
Species measured q feet from the ground, gave
feet In d meter and at the base IL feet trees
OF this lass will tower up 10 feet withoutshow-
Iug a limb.
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lame. McDouvnIrs death by Poison.

James McDougall died suddenly at ~, Eighth
avenue on Friday. An undertaken observed indica.
lions OF poisoning ana spoke to the family about them
but the who held the inquest was nforme
OF the suspicion until after verdict OF death by
tural causes had been rendered. Then an inyostlea
ton showed that MCDOuyall had been Killed by Paris
green. A package OF the poison was found under o
In his residence and some also IN tumOleT from
which lie lad probably drank.
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Nnl1l,n nrnnnitc NInn.,cr.

The present German Consul AT Santander,
Hcrr iloipf, 90 1850 sch0olnate 81 Thomas. tho
dAUa lie Ntut,' at OhnalrtcN, llrdtttrilcs IhOMeH
(or 1uumpsun a. he was then clliel Ms an aTera lee
te low, ut pleasing exterior nj that tlmo ~ was IN.
tmltu WITH lhouts anil Nurn me lau ri the school
he wrote lnis sttukt in Urrr Nlpu's album;
Fricn after friend departs
VINO hath not lost frlcnlp
There is no uni 90 here OF hearts
Thai 1nds not here an end.
We're ms fran world our only rest,
Living or DYING, none were Ulest.
my irpuu,
joins THOMPSON, New York
Respecting the above paragraph Mr. Robinson, wall
street brOker, says
MY brother ana the John Thompson referred TO In
this paragraph and were scho0lmates in Paris and in
Ognabrck Consul Hoppe Of our How scholars
at Osuanr0ck SAYS aud was intimate win lhomp
SOM hut IN connecting the latter with IhomasSen, tle
"dlnaLlite fenl' the Consul errs. Mr.. Thompson ID
now wneTnR ~ his yacht on the coast of FLORIDA
n III Gf,Is
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steamship Gaucus, Boston. uldse and pass.
Steamship Fanita. Pm ladelpiia mdsc. and pass
steamship Herman Livingston, savannah mdse ana
steamship wyanoke. Richmond. city Point, and Nor
folk ud~c and pass.
Steamship salier, Bremen. mdse and pass.
Steamship HcfdCr, Illmbur- iutkc. ana p1se.
Steamship City Of Richmond. Liverpool. mdse and
pass
Also usual river and coastwisc vc,se.@
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Once weallhy aud .tarNln. 10 DenlL.
Srom ne lonaon Dlig Aces, fsb's.

bacoouist IN Birmingham, hut he f"ll into pow
erY Lately he had been employed In cOlOring
Pipus, and occasionally IN travelling Tor orders,
but he was unable 10 support his wife and SIX
children. The whole family slept on the kitchen
Door 1t Ia sad that Smith threatened 20 COM
pln SUI tide II his wife apVied to the parish au-
hOT,tIcs. and 10 dIoI vi starvation.
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Gusintss lloil,ts.


Dayton'- Inhaler and Di-Iufectcr. with Vim
ciutagu, Il preventive ~ sualIp \, dphtherla AMI
oncr contagious diseases, and relief Tor caihrrh,
bronchitis aud astnmf sold by druggists Manufac-
tory 20 Wet Houston 81. y. Y.
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A Tribute fran an Ardent Admirer.

fTOW INf IHIlI1l ITIUINf.
young lady on Calmct avenue re-
cclyed last nignt package with the following
10 tie enclosed IN II; " Miss Inc nccompnuyIns
package contains ten $1,000 bonds, registered
United States sizes, ISL. Pleas accept them as
RtGibute from an ardent admirer who desires
TO remain unknown. | have known many
women, and my hcirl has been cut 10 the quick
in observing a. 'ir SINFUL practices. In you Aone
haNo | found woman who didn't ;drry lcr
pOcketbook in her hand when she was out shop
ping. You have restored TO me faith in woman
Kind. Iilp.s ypu.N
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FERRtS-C ARPENTER On Tuesday. Feb Is. 1871.
az the sifcrc" OF the uudcs mother, Porchcsicr.
" N 10y the kev BrocNhl Isl Morgan Nr. James Ferris
OF luC luusti 10 hi.s fH,phr : Carpenter.
LEE COLLlS1N On Wcdn' sdty, FEB; 10, ut the
Residence Of ! scph Il mar I. j tnaca By the Rev.
L /. Lauipman rank p. Lee Of BTooklyn 10 Mary A.
u 1. . luIlLI-l-
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Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRrP for children
teethng "a old aud wcl-tried remedy II h1ssiood
tae test Of many years ana VA never khOwn TO fan
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PITTSBURGH, Fob. 2O-Ihe iron amp steel
workers " this and other sections have eS-tted a
tonal Amal gaLlatlVn UI!oa oi lrop and steel Work
eIs"
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MARINE IvrELLfGEYOE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-ruts DAY
sun rises. 40 sun SETS. . i3 Noon rises. o.
nt"H WATrE-rufa nAN
sandy Hook. 8 10 Gov lslano. " Hc Gate. Is
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Wt-tar'- Rni-Hm Of Wild Chcrry has cured
many lses Of Consumption. 30 cents aud 81.
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Don't pay s. for mn Interior Elastic Truss.
when the Des sod iorti at Pomeroys 744 broadway.
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Or Lyons Tooth Tablets
he most complete satisfaction.
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Quirk's Irish lea tones tho system and regu-
late. The LQWe!s. r!l-s - seats. -Aae.
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Complete You. Orgau,la,iou


J. = '>'r"n".y ,'l'icuir tor pur r"rlIc tc rca-
~" i"v great ;r.,pr'lur" a." thorough or.anil,-
''n, a 'h" rrimar" rrl "-s"n'ial measure To-
rh>"rc success ~ r"liic, ",mruigus The
'"nei r'aii'L Sc"- the necessity of thorough
preparation ami uur"mi!'r- c>crtiun to- secure
agricultural prosperity. ami no man who wishes
it succeed ":iu tail To- recognize the fact that
lh"-" essential. form the secret of sur,c.S in
any department "i life. But when we come to
"'n l"lr:,ii affairs, u strange faulty seems to
nAnc 2r ''"l "ur pc pie. They know they ought
I" succeed; th"v have :, larcn, hone thn, thev
will succeed, sui We, they fail 20 use the means
necessary to make it ccrtain-tla of thorough
an Cump!rt" organization and constant and nm.
interrupted effort uutil the struggle terminate,
tn tact. llr hrmpcracv in South Carolina fail
u i'"Iy realize whi, is meant Ivy thorough or
-anla'iuH. Until recently we hol I'm, one. ro-
liiicri PARTY in the State and ,ur clcr,inre cam
St-''' '""r"'y in a choice "c mcm which was de-
c''r "E 'hr personal popularity Of the canli-
Hu',. ii"Hrc there WAS no necessity ior 10.
Hii'hI "'-ou.iotiou and rnrry drll AMI iitci.
!''.". Eut @rcti chHn." has taken place. AMI
tAg'' n1" ;prm the ground work Of political
."rr'.-. II wc vii, only study the c!irra;ruS
III "'"rr states. where parties have heretofore
rA''''l. "" cannot fail 10 see that we are fatal.
~ 'iri"'llv" in organization. In those States
NciS are taken in every school district and
Wn,h!p I" ascertain AMI enroll every man who
WI. vote the Democratic ticket. The same step,
are taken - ascertain AMI enroll every man who
VIII F"'c the Republican ticket. Vt the same
ii'!c Aa accurate list is madc Of such men ~
may "t harkct '',louhttUl.' These lists hay-
M been prepared with great care. arc full and
t"'"P'r'" they AZ" S"nt to heal quarters and
rpm 'heh IN" leaders learn the relative strength
OF me parts, Al! n what points the battle
ia">' h" W':rt t" ensure success. MI this is
En"wn an'i Lnrc weeks before the election and
"r'ce INC .'arcr, 81 tn" two parties know Just
Wv" =" "" ant """ IL Work. AMI 10 the
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E.$' We learn that the notorious Bil Sartor
Is at his old tricks. 4 few days ago he was
Srcn on tho farm of MIR. ShcttlSsworth and that,
might MIR. horse was stolen from the stable.
IL is strange that no one can learn of his where
ahouiS until after he has committed some crime
AMI then it is discovered that hc has been seen
and talked to by numbers of persons a lay or
two before.
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E:%" \ boli theft committed day or
'w"ago, hy n colorcl man named Henry Thomas,
who went to Mr. John Mcnlors field anil stole
tw" shovel p!owS, two heel screws and two bolts
from plow stock. The articles were found in
his huU>c, AMI he confessed the crime