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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there complaint that AFFECTS the human
system which is little understood at the present
time. of the varied forms OF Kidney Com
plants
more alarming its results than when the Kidneys
fail to the blood the acid ana otner
poisonous substances which the blood accu1nulaes III
its circulation through the system. ,
if from any cause the kidneys fail to perform the
functions devovn, upon them the are
thrown into a state of disease cau,ng great pain and
suffering and very often immediate death Hence the
Importance of keeping the kidneys and blood III a
healthy condition through which all the impurities OF
LIZ. hDA LIZ Il I1nSs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

\ New Jersey farmer writes to an cN-
ch,nrr: wv. have an admirable law in
New Jersey. which believe is of general
application throughout the s1,lr. which
permits thc citizens Of any loxn-hjp TO
prgauiZr u Protrction Sorirtv.' which
under the authority of the Governor and
county count, may appoint marslltl> with
powers similar to those of city police
while the officers have powers like thosr
Of Justices of the Peace. Some Of these
societies have exceedingly complete de
t"ctive systems and detective officers. am
a'cur detectives, SO to speak. who have
been very successful, both in preventing
crime and in bringing criminals to JUS
lice. have been told that in the town
-hip of Eng.rworl no tramp is allowed to
to sleep or to pass tn" night on the high-
way. or to be upon the highway after
nlghtiall. but Is promptly provided with a
lodging ut Il station house in the village
which he pays for 10y work on the road
next day, and if he Is not civil, and does
not wol k Well, he is sent up to the county
jail for Il longer or shorter term This
naturally leads the trlmp> TO prefer to 20
round Were such societies more general
he tramp problem might quickly find So
luton, 1t least in this state. and the click
of the stone hamm' would have 4 Swrrt-
ness added to its tone which it never be
fore possessed. We greatly need some
cheap and efficient means for providing
brohrn stone for roads. and who knows
bur Providence i, kindly offering us in the
dc>pi>cd tramp long looked for bless
ing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. -. leo
Nh; STEVENS: Dear Sir I am seventy -one years OF
age have suffered years with Kidney Complaint
weakness my back and stomach | induced by
friends to try your NEGErISE. and think it the best
medicine for weakness OF the kidneys | ever used.
have tired many remedies for tins ompalnt. and
found much relief from the NEGETINE. 1t
STRENGTHENS and luNIgOrateS the WhO.e system. Many
of aru aintalIceS have taken it. and believe it to
be good tor all the complaints for which
mpuHp,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
PAIN IN THE BACK

There is remedy known to medical science which
has proved itself valuable i'll cases of Kidney
Complaints than the NEGETINE. 1t acts directly upon
the SecrelOuS cleaISeS and the blood. and
| store the whole SN stem to healthy action
The following extraordinary cure of great sufferers.
who had been by the best physicians as hope
less Will speak tor themselves, and should cha
en-e the most profound attention of the medical fac
uty well of those who suffering from Kidney
| lllnI,lalut
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

In dcspolic Russia the majority of inhab-
iant- in every commune have the right to
determine whether tavern business should
be granted or not.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
A Row Saved.

A New York merchant who is 4 Sunday
School teacher. was called upon for !;
speech out in the West. He said:
I'll tell you a little story of a begga1
boy. l started out one fine Sunday morn
ing to get up some recruits for my class
At the corner Of the street met Il barefoot
ed boy, without hat or coat. His hair Wa,
fiery red, and looked rs if it had never
been combed. | asked the boy if he coulC
come to school.
No. sir, was the sharp reply.
You ought to 90 to Sunday School,
said, kindly.
What for? he asked.
We teach boys how to be good, repli-
But don't want to be good.
Why not want to be good? asked earn
estly.
Because I'm hungry. was the reply.
/ 1t is now nine O'Clock, | said. looking at
my watch; haven't you had any break
fast?
No. sir
Where do cov live?
Up the alley there, with aunty. She
sick.
Will YOU cat some gingerbread and
crackers if 90 to the bakery and buy
some?
Yes, sir, that | will and be glad to oct
EN-.
bought a lot and set them before him
He ate them in Il way that showed how
keenly hungry he was. | asked him if he
would like some more
\ little more, sir, said the boy.
got fresh supply, and set them before
him. | waited till he had done eating
Then said, NV boy, will you 90 with me
to school now?
You have been SO kind to me. sir. said
he, II 90 anywhere with You. Please
wait till take What : left around to :,untv.
and then I'll 90 with you.
He returned to the sidewalk where
WAS waiting, and went with me to school
He had never been to school before He
thought of school IL the place where boys
had To hold out their hand, to be slapped
with the ruler and have their hair pulled
and their elrs pnrirh But when h
ound himself in the hands of Il pleasant
looking young lady, who treated him kind
~ and said nothing about his shabby
clothes he was greatly surprised.
lie became Il Regular attendant. He told
ali the boys of his acquaintance about the
school. ana persuaded many Of them To- III
tend. About two years after tins, u lot Of
BOYS were sent ont West. and ,li>;rib l;rI
tnn = the farmers. My red lair-.! boy
was sem among Them. | used to hear OF
him awhile, that he WAS getting on and
.l"ing very we'll. have lost sight of linn
for yeats now, bat have no doubt he is
long we'll wherever he j..
The = ntlcm,n said a few words about
he ~, If # N Mo ma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
JOSIAH H. SHERMAN
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

BosToN, May 80, ISL
II X SrEvE>- Esq: Dear Sir I have heen badly
ali I'd with kldEry Complaint for ten years; have
suffered great pam my back, hips and side. with
great dI1rUttA III passing urine, winch often and
IN small quantities. frequently compauied with
trl rod and tNcrutldtllg ain.
have taituity tried most of the popular rene lies
recommended Tor my complaints: have been under
treatment of most SklIIu
III b stDl All 81 whom rulredmN case lucuranle
this condition when was advised by a friend
- try the NItftIINE and could the good effects
the mrs, t. X and from that IN bfIeur kept
n improving until WAS entirely cured, taking III all
should tnlIk. ab mt * bottles II Is indeed valua
he lndI Inc and Il should be afflicted the
way. would s4Ne Il Il ar dose. II could net get 1t
y IL
Et-le.tfnllv J. NJ GLE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

Somebody has ventlred to speak an
Apologize word for II rut A wheel in
IL rut i not necessarily the worst thing
that can happen. A wheel that NOV. ;
steadily. smoothly i'll Il we'll worn rut is
better eff than wheel that MARBLES uncer-
tainlv all over the road path
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

| ORDERLINEss.-Af farmers wife writes
q bit of sound sense to Il newspaper when
she says that many of the women who
complain so sorelv of their domestic labor
would find their burden lightened i'm
mensely, if they and each member of their
families would but put everything they use
in its place the moment they are done with
it. A good many people besides farmers
wives would profit by laying this advice to
heart Observation of the domestic habits
of many households has taught us that
not having a definite place for everything
used in daily life, or neg.ecting to replace
things on their proper nail or shelf, wastes
more time and sours more tcmpcrs than
all other causes combined. There should
be a place for every dish and implement
used in the Kitchen; for scissors thread.
needles and all materials for sewing. and
it is an easy thing to train oneself and
children to careful and tidy habits about
clothes. We should not make the allow
ance for the disorderly ways of men that
the writer alludes to does. She appears
to have given them up rs hopelessly care
less and provokino but there is no excuse
for the man who when places are proviJ-
ed for thcm losses aside his boots for his
tired wife to pick up; reads the paper and
throws it wide open upon tire floor, and
strcws his soiled linen about his sleeping
room. 1t is not only ,houghtless to add
so much to the housewives cares and la
bors, but it is selfish and unkind. Every
one knows the difference between the
guest who takes books from their shelves
and srattcrs them all over the house. boz
rows tlimbe and scissors and carries them
off in her pocket, or leaves us to hunt for |
them through the house after her 6cplrt-
urr and the careful. obscrvant person who
is no more pri ggi>h than the Other, but who
puts things in their right places. The owe
ra>ps our nerves and temper. and the 9th
rr tit> deity into household ways, and
c:tu,cs us TO mourn her Departure The
same lack of order is observable in the
treIucntcrS of realing-rouinS. One will
leave every paper and pamphlet he t"uc,.ro
t>krw ana in Il umblt. perhaps carried t.
smother table than The one 10 which it be-
longs. willie Il second reader will leave The
table in us good order rs he found it, ana
Tighten the tasks OF tho. librarian by Il hih-
ii that costs him noi.iny ut all. Women |
should see t. it that their children. boy |
A. we'll rs girls, form orderly habits in
rhildhooI, and they will never forge
hem. In this m alter. and in I'll others.
example i worth more than prrcept.-
ITori ituce JOulut.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

An ELEPHANT RIDE IN SI>u.-" The
colossal. soft eyed brute WAS + IN .~tc,l. in
Silmr~c, To ~iv" III" Il lifi Whrrrup N.
he b. nj his hug riyht fore lc.y. AMI IN n
, lookcl me over from head to foot. before
ventura 9 to hoist me on his buck plar-
cd oHr foot firmly GA his knee IN he then
wrntlv raised ms. until crn'l reach hi
neck. keeping me steady with hi> IT. INK
unt.l had fairy scrambled into the how
dab. This business tini~hcl he marrhrl
with Il steady step onward II his ,!r~tjn1-
ton, Knowing, apptrcr'lv Ill about the
country On he went through pos ana
mrr~hr>. hrt kept an cv" All tn" white ON
the reading branches ot'thn trees thprp:
for somehow with i mlrvrlou, rNlc.ur>>.
he knew II" how 'al'S hcirht. ana if 4
branch woull hardly clear it lie ht,rcl.
raised his trunk, and wteMchci i, OF
VIII n hr came - the >.t."p bank of a
stream. he >li anl Sid down into the WI
ter: and if hot an tr:,~rd by flies he
,uckrd hovlth and nj beneath the sur
! face rs he swan across. Ike iilicl his
trunk with water Whrnrvrr he could
which he carried along with him t. qlench
his thirst or t" squirt over hi~ body and
drown the unsueIrctinm flies. If he saw
lf,r of som" tempting tree. Ii" shaped
his course for it. in orIcrto hay a l,.,S~ln
moulhful OF lis leaves For all that, he
was perfectly docir and seemed to UNDER
stand every word his keeper uttered. This
keeper sat a>',idc his neck and guided him
| gently. when needed. with M iron spiked
staff Thus he l,loddel on in perfect safety
over obstacles which no other beast could
SurInoullt
f'I,Jr Tina 6 III
house cleaning days have come, the sad
dcst of the year" sigllS many a Benedict
rs he looks ruefullv about him at the cv-
ident preparations goinw on up and down
stairs This time, let ii be not ONLY II
house cleaning but \ house clearing. II
is impossible to estimate the amount of
rubbish that will collect in even u small
number of rooms during the year Pa
pcrs. plmplctS, c,rcul ,r>. rlL>, old pieces
of this, that, and the other; broken dishes
vases, ornaments and toys, w,rn out
utensils collect them in II pile and see
what Il heap they make
Now. there IS no possible good in keep
in" such collection of o Ids, and ends
about. II there is anything that might be
of use 70 any person you know, give it TO
them bat the rest, save such rs can be
sold either for Yourself or somebody else.
do burn up.
We remember once looilinr over the
traps OF Il lady who had gone to Europe
to live. and who had said These things |
do not want can never use them. |
although | have saved them 50 carefully;
do what You please with them. They |
were the heaprd up rubbish of three
yeaIs house keeping, which she had
saved AMI which had been lying in tie
way and makin@a clutter all That time.
We selected all that was good for any
thing and there remained Two hundred
and seven pounds more Of absolute good
for-nothing material. A wonder occ lrrel
to US that a dwelling should be kept
looking in any degree of neatne without
IN annual clearing ont Of the de5ris of
laily life
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
II A!!.S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
U1IR XENEUER.

THIS +'"l,fri l~., II i roraipurlrl with the great
care.
Is fleets ~! .rtll an satisfactory as ever
1t reStores gray or faded htir - youthful color
1t r"moves all rruntils. itching and danJlrur: and
II scalp by its rs" bee mes white and clean
By is toms properties restores the capillary glands
their 'rinal VIZ r. "ntur badness aud making
TIE HAIR grow Thick and strong
~ 'ir'Ssi'i- nt'Iir, has t,! found ef,trtal or
d-~irlh.r
Or \ HaV"s. State Assayor Of Massachusetts
&" /: iSi ie - the best preparation for i+
intended pU.l1scs.''
, 1876-01-18
1ElEGRApaiC BREVLILES.

Tho State Andtor and Slate Treasurer movoa
yesserdav Into Tho now Capitol building. Cos.
Bo1ortl1e Ia expected homo to-day.
Articles Of association Of The Star Au1er Com
panv Of Chicago were yesterday a!cd With lilo
Secretary or bIae. Tho capital htock Il !+5, 0G0,
Ind tbs coruoratnrs hre Ii, u. Palmer, Robert
v. aleachxu, aud 7. y. Price.
I,iceura TO orRanizo tlls Chicago Mercantile
Publishing Company uAs yestordsJ issued to
Jouu +. uudn9, o. W. Barclay, and r. u.
1avnc. Tie capital stock Il $t0.Uo'. a,ti the OBJ
lect ia tic publ.cat on Of daily and weekly con-
inetcttl price cuzscut.
Tho Daily Dispatch. If Columbus, O., was
yeHlcrlsr ao:d to L. d. Myers, uf Columbus, and
u. u. Dricso'l, OF pltsanufg, for 43u,u0o. The
PARTIES take possession II oncs, and will cont!n-
t,e tls pauor as 9,cens altaEpooa daily, OF ln-
6apeudop1 politics.
, 1876-01-18
gel north md at aek largo body OF Blon1 who
hsa on buHAlo.hutt on tie UpPcr Republican
An At,ortlvc Piut TO Ue1ttfao His Ahtl~
st1cs mud AEryaEcs.

An Ahortlvc Plut 10 ueiitfao His Abii-
st1cs mud Aerysces.
fIetas Dnoatsh to Tar C.helno 7s.bunk.
M1L1AukEE, tau. t7.-Bccauae ar. Cameron
WAS elected by tho legislature OF Hieconsin to
d.aplaco Matt H. Carpenter A. Senator frou, this
State. the Catpehtor pse.s has baau uucnasing
In isn attacas on SenAor Camer1t, and lnn-
eusso las boeu exhausted 10 cons.ruct sen-
tsncos hu|IlclentlF mcao to e1prcsH tba con-
tan,p,ibls sentiments Of tho small minds Of
tho wrisers. Latoly, tho funny men between
them elabotatsd ioko Of . s.upendoua cha,.
actsr. Tha milwaukee Se,lt.,R4 aud Chicago
Times, Of ouurae, ringing tho most changes.
no.lling ices, IL fact, than decusslng tho proper
couiro 10 iii the VACANCY in tue representation
OF the stalo in tie Senate. meaning tnst Camsr.
on ia nonont!ty. Mon, tue f4et IL tIlss Mr..
Cameron Is faithful to all hin constituents. ts-
pyug promptly to all hus1acsa. HI xoes to tho
seha .. not for the purpose Of iobbiug or
preaching law, but to sesvo tho s'1te
ssa s a.. ai''n ia "A d..a,m.uoa sI-"1s'F 70 .e1vs e
rho State xeAlously. and hls pt.co on tho to'n-
mitt~n on Cummorco will be of great ya!nn to
Wf:contu AZ TO il cur onir rcpses :n,atlvo from
Wi-cons:n on tie Commit go ou Commerce,
IL iosmes years tho Hon. L. Sawyer rendesot
tho Stato great s"rslce, aud this lAbos vii now
faI On bellstor Cameron. lilo will bo ably sec-
onded BY Senator love. Milwaukee has asked
and Fcce'sed 80 ,fAU to conpiese shs ssouo Pera
lighthouse on her North rotnt; tho interior OF
the state wauth tho Fox River ',np car-
rcd to complexion besides works At Port wash
tnetep, Hhsbo,ghn. Maulsoroc, Ahuatee. Bur
gaan Day, u,aen Bay, aud Oh, Fox Riser, aud
a+k where S.nator Carpenter was wh.n tia
River AID Iiarbot b Il Was mp tn tbs closing
boars OF the For y-thltd Congress? Hal 1t not
BEEN for the ylg,Iauce OF Benakor Howe our har-
n,tff k.H1 Init n
, 1876-01-18

Into tho Alleged Cor
rNpttvn I'rnctIccd in Ihut 1nstlttl-

,r*4t,, o3.,,,<, IA ~. f,,;.,o. +.t,nr.
1o,,r- IL, a., ~ ~. ~ 49,, tar a,-,
- sNA' w Fa.. ~" "3a
moro has ocea eons!uefaple esclsemons IN
,.tarses mads In shoso columns 10 the effect
hat A aystou oY nccntatiou VIM nrcv.lent
,t,on- ~, ,rn,oyaa r. tho r,,n,.amont n, tb,
institution. from the Deputy w, Ys'aoo down.. dorn t'
'ne conmones1 gualo' aoa 'aas tao pulcuas~
ing agent Aaa poen Fecetvln2 percent
asea on hls purchases, Saturday 4a't
-. h s",, :, ,ea. ,s.o ~ a,,.sa". !. ~. 49,.
"1o oolu ~ 'oos 'n'o WV eH"'3so ~ Wv @@'o,
~. tho examination Of w'tass's1 s Was deferred
'u'' '"u"'' "1ou ''"t Asp.1"' A'1eu >.
annnsc to Subpoena TIC ionnu tnas RIO
yho'o question way juye3kel With a EFcnt
~ .. ;s,..... 80 49,. ,,,n ,n,,,a...n,t
aeal OF tateTests aaa t!"t tno tnh"abeaeAt
Has not waiting in It's defondols. 1t "as found,
fnrthnr hnunyer lint tue ch,rEa6 Ctefnrfct
49,. h.,ior.d ,,a 80 80 ,,,a .no,s ,,,ara,,
~. @ ,.' ~ nJ u 49, a 49, sts sp 49, i..,,
.noy Ane"' eoa 'aat oF0a u!o'o tn3n 1au
oaens charged via susceptible or PROOF,
gong to RhoT that In tho past year
tho Purchasing a.ot,t had been doing q sly
ioeo Of Official robbery, which must reo,1lt in
;..s 1;,,;.s., sn, ,t.... tT,,s ,.,.,.1 .h..
nss a!h'e'a' ~'u usE,A'"' tns Is.ao'Ps' cu'F*o
IN tho e1eoptsoaso!e alsiese, u WI 10
fcfnonoetea. "as e!H H 1ulesouie ~
GofsAan t.alo 9. tn' nk..o t',,t'"ns.y n.Ey VIZ
';hicafo conm'sslon non,e, ~: nIHut ,uN, q 70
uot'e pu''pess ~ n9' ~ 2ouIn HateF s.1eot'
LUZ ch9lEe va sustv. - sah'n"soo' u, p"tcuns
lug agent, uan ,ect ~ tfol VI tneh coi4.ls1tn ot
amounting 10 e4t4o gu sle p"!enase o. !.s -
6ashel. OF potatoes o. aate o. snls & lsG'
lug es'aehee nion "n'en 'h'a Aesasa''on "as
'aauo ~ Ar9e"ae'
This to certify thas - received of sho stae rtn'
'shaary ,ne " o. " ~ ~, ". ~, to1s ~
~ toAsuos! 80" "N's @''"' es'u3 - - ~
, 1876-01-18
CRIME.


11Exru1s, Jan. 17.-The dppcu, sa7s la7t
Thursday n1Ght y body Of disguised men took
fouf uogroos f.on Iai1 at Ftiar'n rolu!. Mbs.,
and al.ot them to death. Toe mob reached tho
io.n soon afler dark, and compelled tho jallor,
Mai. Acor, to eurroadeF tho Jail Keys, which
wore In tho Conrt-lIouan safo. Tho mob thtn
sntorad tho jill, ard unlocked tbs coils In which
were conanal four desperate negrneh. Jim stokcs,
Dsb Young. Carey lr sin, aud Tom pngh. The
priaunefs Wsse quickly tlsd aud then tAkau =
mile from town and rid Il I'd will, bullets. Thora
were Gfty Or si1ty men in tho moo, half Q! them
belng negrues. Tue mon Were qnte hasts. yet
snrc 10 tholr whrlc Apd a. noon 40 thor bad tied
tho prisoners hurried then, ont ou the sheriff
Ridge roai, ~hsre they wsso riddled With hulsots
and left. Jim Gtoked, ous of t1e neBrocn Ehur-
dettd. burael Gin belonging to alr. Branch
10 coohatns CouutY. on tho nIgnt Of Jau. 7. hay-
ing stx weeks betosa robbed man on tho road.
BIB ioing nas Thought to have becn eu9agad
with 5'otos ID \ number Of robtcres. Catev
Irwin hal committed ! nunbht OF robhercs aud
stabbed 4 naa n at effort to Kill hin. Tom
Pu4h uaH guilty o. arron and roabing, aud had
burned Capt. Iiowar1 S:avefH GIN sud stables,
thirteen horJes and tnutos being burned in tho
stables.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 17.-lnformation from Tip
top Station, on the L.. +. i y. ", Il. T., convera
tho lntel!lsouce that An unknown negro was
hauged tlsre Sunday uIGhs BY a mon for out-
raging d toaPcctabto young whits woman.
, 1876-01-18

ppst1ai u,sustth 10 rh< Cht1ao Tribune.
KANSAS CTR. No., Jan. l7.-A body Of Omlb.
Iud:aus, numbering nes,,y l.u1o. weie d!s-
covered by scouta near buffalo 6tAtfou. IN tle
line Vt ,hs Kansas Pacific Railroad, tsrls yo.tes.
day mosuin8. Word WAS at once sent to Fort
Wallace, and dotachusnt Of casafy sent out
tn ru,su,s of them. When tho 1udiaus vrro
caugas up with ,Aoy told The officer that they
voro simply gnlng On buHalo-Aunt. Mspy of
them woro In wAr-piank and costume. and. ~ ihsy
had lets theas Rosorsaslon without orders, theY
wosa ordosed back bT the troops. Tney Eofused
,uen to charge, they thought batter Of It, and
turned abouk. II u thought thsy wsts tsyias 70
, 1876-01-18

"H,TTLE ARID oLIss INVITED TO sr. LOUIS,
sjseit Dfsratsh TO The Ch,.dqo Tr'bHns.
ST. I.orls. Ian. ia vtsy enthusiastic mest-
Ing was held this afternoon at the Union ho:Eo-
dist Church in this CITY. On tho subject Of iuyit-
lnE Mess,u. Whltle aud Bliss 10 CONDUCT tho re-
ligtons meetings 1hlch Arc to DO tnaugurntod
l,ern oo Tho e5th inst: Tweuty.soyen evan
Ee!cal ministers wo.o p:esout. and thirty-:wa
churches were represented, eItnor !'y pastsrs OF
lay members. 4 Central Committee, cons sting
Ut 10J mornhora, II ~ appointed for tho purpoao
of making all tho financial and othsr arranse-
1uepts The 1link, building capable ot boiling
bD01 poople. has been secured. Toers il every
lroin,so Of sucress for WLlttIs and uAAs,
, 1876-01-18

no ono knowing exactly how ths nueatlon stood.
IN IN to:osaa o. = tna e!ssE hsi 70 % ano .sa 20,
s1c;. sn0 e"su' ~ Nt' I'll nsoo % a.," .t
lfflnE - restore anidt: IHa GUAR fnlo tfss
en1nImen.a were oas ot ortee. ah anan'fS 1 y ~
n1auo IN nalontn, "ns "as et'oa oo"a. Aoon
e9"o quo o! ttoso
hkAh."aNotS E1itt"i!'o'0
WI Gu n1e NJ '"anoh ~ ~ ~ ins'.' Lu's ovoa
@ "9ns ~ ~ t.'a. - n'leent I'aiau r ~
sa t n"aeqmsn caE r. o. ns aooh 1nu snets " ~
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, 1876-01-18

New oaL.Ass, Jaa. 17.-Jua1ain Coranza. a
,ts,ye OF lhe Philippine Islands, was arrested
This morning for shouting ~ Raphael Goazaes
,yith intont to kill Co.anza w.a Rrtest1d, and,
Upon being taken to the station.houss, Informed
tho officers that he had murdered his vito last
hight. bocauss shs bad ou.ered into plot w:tI,
iiUuzales n,1 = Slexacatl tu rob him aui 10 u
fpAip. Thu po!ico went to C2ranxa's s1om,
,sheso they fouud ths boIr Of Chrauza'a vito OIL
tho bed. Tho weapon used by tbs murderer wab
!. sl1oolnakers knife.
Tho Times Ale 1aatlr!a. I.a.. correspondent re-
,,o{ts tho murder Of Tom Barrett u Piuev.e by
l. uultou States ho.dlsr, X. \. F'raLan,, Ut Ohio.
,n;l tho norta! woundin2 Of For1a4n by Bar
ie.t's ltQtAor.