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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-06-30

QUIET, but firm. Wanted, by a
strong man, a situation in an eating
house. He understands the business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-06-30

If you intend to do mean thing,
wait till to morrow. If you are to
do noble thing, do it to,day.
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You can't eat enough in week to
last you year-and You can't adver>
tise on that plan, either.
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CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUS
TICE OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons
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caused by temporary arrangement OF the liver
for the last three or four years, aud always when
used according to the directions, with decided
benefit. think it is good medicine for The
arrangement Of the liver-af least such has been
my personal experienced in the use Of it
HIRAM WARNER. Chief Justice Of Ga.
SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL,-W have
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ally, and know that fnI
Dyspepsia, Bilousness;
and Throbbing Headache,
it is the best medicine the
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Liver Regulator, but
none Of them gave us
more than temporary lr-
lief; hut the Regulator
not only relieved, but
cured us
Ed. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER.
Macon, Ga,
Having had during the last twenty years
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Grubbs, &c. gave me graet deal of trouble ;
having heard your Regulator as cure for
the above diseases concluded To try it, after
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in every instance. il is only to be tried 10 prove
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Certificates from Augusta, Clinton & Macon, as
to the cure OF Horse.
GEORGE WAYMAN,
Macon, Ga, July oath, 1875.
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RUTHERFORD ORCHARD HAYES is
his full name.
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Che 5slarIetta sonrnal.

Marietta, Ga, Friday, June 3d. lS76
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Virtue carries with it, its own re-
ward.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
demands against j. r. DYSON, late ol Cobb
county, Ga, deceased to present them to me,
properly made ont within the time prescribed
by law, so as 10 show their character and
amount. And all persons indebted to said de-
ceased are hereby required to make immediate
payment.
w. p. McCLATCHY,
April 2sth Admir- Of J, I. Dyson
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-24

The river was falling last evening with
IA feet inches In the channel.
The Ed. Hobbs departed for St. Louis
on Saturday night with three model
barges, loaded with salt, glassware and
nails.
The Granite State passed down on Sun
day morning, en- route to Portsmouth.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon on Saturday with lair trip.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4 p.
NJ. Saturday with good trip.
The,Salt Valley, en- route from Ironton
to Pittsburgh, passed up Saturday night.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes-
vile on Saturday night, and departed for
Pittsburgh at 0 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
burgh at o'clock this morning.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day and return at 3P. NJ.
The Star OF the West made an extra
trip on Saturday night, bringing party
OF Bellaire people up to sec Maggie
Mitchell.
The Express will be the regular Par
kersburg packet to-day.
The Heatherington passed down at 10
A. NJ. Saturday with tow Of coal.
The Iron Valley, which has been I'M
dergoing repairs at the La Belle landing
for several days, went up the river on
Saturday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, January 2S.-Riyor s feet
10 inches and stationary. Weather cold
and raining.
CINCINNATI, January 23.-Rivor IS
feet G inches and rising at the rate OF 2
inches an horY. Heavy rain.
EVANSVILLE, January 23.-Weather,
rained steadily for "a hours and no signs
Of stopping; mercury from 4S TO 50'. Riv.
er rising, 81 feet on the gauge. Up
Andy Baum, Robert Mitchell and Aggie
Down-Grcy Eagle. No business.
MEMPHIS, January 2S.-Riyer rising
slowly Departed Charles Morgan
Cincinnati; City Of Alton, New Orleans.
CAIRO, January 2S.-Arrived-Cons
Millar, from Cincinnati; Golden Rule
from Cincinnati; Belle q Memphis, from
St. Louis; J. D. Parker, from Memphis
Arkansas Belle, from Evansville. De
partcd-Goldcn Rule, for New Orleans
Cons. Millar, for Memphis; Sam Brown
for St. Louis; Garrett, for New Orleans
Belle OF Memphis, for Memphis j. D
Parker, for Cincinnati. River 81 feet
and rising. 1t has rained since II o'clock
last night; it is still cloudy, and is now
turning cold; thermometer 400.
LOUISVILLE, January %. - Raining
Acknowledgment, Pittsburg; Shinkle,
Cicinnati; Dunfec, St. Louis; Sherlock
Cincinnati; Church, New Orleans. De
parted--Arlington, New Orleans; Shinkie
Memphis; Dunfee, Pittsburgh; Church,
Cincinnati. River u feet inches in the
canal and 10 feet 6 inches on the falls.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH


BARpouRsvIIIE, W. Va, JunuarrY
Charles F. Meeling, promising your,
gentleman, Of Cabell county, was io-i,,
7onnd murdered and buried in his s!,b.
He disappeared Sunday night, aud, "a
having been seen since, people commers.i
diligently searching for his body hi,
morning. The superstition is that Me.
inc was murdered by his wife and Il
mind Williams. Williams has been d,
somo time accused Of unlawfully cohlS,.
inc with Meetings. wife. Mr.. Chuls
Millcr SAYS he saw Meeting on Wedna.
day, but Mrs. Meeling and William. It
ported him absent since Sunday. Til,
raised a suspicion. He evidently u
titled Wednesday or since. Williazs
and Mrs. Meeling are now in Cabeil Coat.
" jail. A jury has been convoked Ia
the inquest.
CwpIySArr, January pa Gasa
special saws Edward Williams, who vii
Mrs. Meeting was arrested for the nui.
der OF the iatter's husband, was take
from tho jail last night at Barboursrlk
W. Va, and hanged by q mob. The pa.
ties were assured by a minister that 'us
Gent evidence Of their guilt had been d.
tanned, and the jail was surrounded BY i
mob Of excited people, but both deniG
any completely in the act although ttI
minister continued praying with thsr
and asking for a confession. The NO:
finally forced the keys from the ialla
and took Williams out and placed biz
under tree in the Court House ya't
where with arope around his neck, stand
ing on barrel, he made a confession an
expressed the hope that the crowd might
obtain Gods forgiveness for their crime
as he had for his, and declared he wa
happily started on his journey home ID
heaven. BE died latter fifteen minutes G
terrible agony.
Mrs. Meeiing was then brought Ou
and placing her in front Of the dei:
murderer the crowd called for her contts
sion, She said that Williams had beer
her paramount for three years. that ID
had been trying for the last three monh
10 poison her husband without success
that Williams struck Meeling on ID
head with an ax while he was asleep q
Wednesday night, afterwards cutting ht
throat. She assisted in destroying ID,
evidences Of the murder and in buy
ing Meeting. She accused herself Of Re
inS the cause Of the murder, but beggtc
pilifully for life. Though the iCeli,I
was very strong against her, and I'll
crowd voted unanimously for her exeeg
lion. no man could be found who wout
put the rope around her neck, and d
was was returned to Jail. Williams bod
was left hanging until cut down by ih
authorities this morning.
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The Murder of the Girl Grom'
.hncker-Threats Of Lynching.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., January 22:-Ihs
coroner's inquest in the GrombaCEer
murder case was concluded to-day, the
iury's verdict being "that her death va
caused by strangulation, ut the hands d
Charles Sterling, Of Dover, Ashtabuh
county, Ohio" the tramp arrested yesICI,
day. Ills preliminary examination will
take place next Wednesday. Large crowd
OF people from the surrounding conntIe,
have been in the city to-day TO hear The
particulars, and tonight an excited crowd
Of miners and other laborers from The
vicinity where she lived are around the
station house, threatening openly lynch
ing, many OF them being intoxicated, An
increased force OF police are on dni!
guarding the prisoner.
Ira Fuller, ninety years Of age, the old
est itincrant preacher in Ohio, died to-day
at Garrettsville, Ohio.
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Petition for the. Repeal Of sher-
mans Resumption Act.

TOLEDO, January 22.-The Suad!
Journal Of this city, will print a pettie'
in the morning from prominent whNs'
sale and retail merchants and manuiE-
turers, and five hundred prominent civ
zens in favor Of the repeal of the Specie
Resumption Act Of last Congress.
A widespread feeling of distrust, n
least, of the Specie Resumption Act hn
eliminated within the past few days in al
organized movement among the business
men in petition to Congress for its re-
peal. The same has been circulated, and
signed by the foremost business aud
manufacturing men OF the city, banker
merchants, real estate dealers, and FEEDER
al ofEicer.holder. The business men gen
orally have placed their names thereto
The petition sets forth in addition to the
desire for the repeal that the signers do
not desire imitation. 1t will be forward.
cd at once to Representative Frank Hurd.
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SAN ERANcIsco, January 22.-Deputy
United States Marshal Finnegan to-day
arrested, in this city, ]. Nicholson
Ebert on charge Of forging indOr'e'
ments 10 United States bonds about q
year ago in New York.
Dispatches from Northern California
and Oregon report cold weather and
snow.
One million three hundred and thirty
seven thousand centals OF wheat vert
shipped from Oregon the past year.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce, Of lOi
Angeles, last night passed resolution
favoring q donation Of public lands, SCI
apart for railroad purposes, on the thirty
second parallel, TO that railroad which
will first complete road acress the con
tinent on that route.
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LOCAL PERsoNALs.-MayOr Sweeney
and Prof. +. NJ. MNury returned from
Philadelphia OH Saturday morning.
His Excellency Gov. Jacob and His
Honor Mayor Sweeney occupied n box in
the Opera House Saturday night.
Miss Maggie Mitchell and company
will leave Tor Pittsburgh this morning,
and will commence weeks engagement
in the Opera House this evening.
Mr.. c. G. Kemble, West Virginia's Cen
tennial architect, returned from Phila-
delphia on Saturday evening.
Rev. Moncurc D. Conway lectures on
"The Devil" in the Opera House on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. William Harris, Of the Maggie
Mitchell dramatic company, is native
of Kanawha county, this State.
Mr.. Tom Wilson, Captain OF the Stand
ard nine, left for Washington City last
evening upon prospecting tour. lie
may remain permanently at the Capital.
Mr.. J. n. Gotthold, the popular Pitts
burgh actor, will appear in the Hamilton
Opera House the latter part of this week
in the following pieces: Thursday, "Mer-
chant of Venice" Friday, "0thello;"
Saturday, "Victor of Rhe."
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CENTENNIAL MATTERS. We learn
from Mayor Sweeney, who returned from
Philadelphia on Saturday morning, Inas
the plans Of Architect kembie iot d
building for West Virginfa's exhibition
at the great Exposition, were approved
by the United States Commissioners.
During their stay in philadelphia,
Mayor Sweeney and Prof. Maury, with
The aid Of the United States Commission
ers. selected location for the West VIZ;
ginia headquarters. The building wlll
Be Immediately between the exhibitions
of.Canada and Great Britain, win
Japanese village in front and the
Spanish display in the rear. From the
Building devoted to the exhibition OF the
resource Of our young and growing
State. "a good view Of the entire EXPOSE
tion grounds will be obtained. Our COM
missioners feel satisfied that no more
desirable location could have been select
ed for an advantageous display, sur
rounded as tho building will be by the
interesting exhibitions Of Spain, Canada,
Great Britain and Japan.
The building will be built in this city,
according to Mr.. Kcmble's plans aud
specifications, entirely out ofwoods grown
in West Virginia. After having been
completed il will be forwarded to Phila'
delphia and erected upon the ground Sc
lected. Work will be commenced upon
it as soon as possible, 40 that it can be pnt
up before tho collection Of articles In
tended for exhibition is sent away.
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MAGGIE MlTCHELL.-Despite the in.
clement weather Of Saturday night, Miss
Mitchell attracted an audience which
filled every seat at the Opera House, ard
there was a liberal occupation Of stand
ing room. The matinee, loo, in the after
noon, was well patronized. There is evil
IDENTIFY no falling of in the lady's popu-
lArity among the masses, and she retains
the interest OF her auditors as thoroughly
as ever. The afternoon piece was her
great specially, "Fnnchon," and in the
evening "Little Barefoot" was the at.
traction. Miss Mitchell and company
will tonight commence a weeks engage
ment at The Pittsburgh Opera House.
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PULPIT PoNTs.-A young peoples
meeting was held at the Fourth Street NJ.
E. Church on Saturday afternoon, led by
Mrs. Or. Kelley and Mrs. Hannah Hop
kins.
Rev. J. P. Thatcher occupied the pull
pit OF the Chapline Street NJ. L. Church
yesterday morning.
Rev. c. Heinrice, OF Seymour, Indiana,
was installed as pastor OF St. PauPs Ger.
man Lutheran Church yesterday morn.
ing by Rev. Edward yoss, Of ST. Johns
Church. Rev. Heinrice preached in St.
Johns Church in the evening.
Rev. J. r. Thompson OBLIGATED in the
Zane Street NJ. L. Church yesterday
morning.
Rev. j. W. Webb, at the North Street
NJ. f. Church, discoursed upon "Intan,
Baptism" yesterday morning, and "The
Lords Prayer" in the evening.
The Ladies' Temperance Union held a
public prayer meeting in La Belle Hall,
South Wheeling, yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Wood Is announced to lecture in
the Thomson NJ. +. Church OIL Friday
evening next.
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GoTrHoLD CoMISd.-Mr. ]. Newton
Gotthold, the popular Pittsburgh actor
will commence brief engagement in the
Hamilton Opera House on Thursday
evening Of this week, appearing as "shy-
lock" in Shakespeare's beautiful play,
"The Merchant Of Venice" He will be
supported by the Pittsburgh Opera House
company, which is well and favorably
known here. Mr.. Gotthold is a great
favorite in Pittsburgh, where the press
speak Of him as an actor Of decided
ability. We believe he has neSer ap.
peared before Wheeling audience, and
our citizens should give him hearty
welcome.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the gen.
eral meeting Of the German Literary So.
ciety, held in their hall yesterday after,
noon, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months: President,
G. Gutenberg; Vice President, Ii. +,
Behrens; Secretary, G. W. Appenzelleri
Corresponding Secretary, +. Riesteri
Treasurer, Theo. Kober; Librarian, G. A
SChaeaer; Critics, Rev. Z. Voss, @. A,
Schaeffer and Louis Dechert.
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REMEMBER THIs.-Now ia the time Of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results OF predis-
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschees
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
wears without n single failure TO cure. II
YOU have not used this medicine yourself
20 to your druggists and ask them oil Its
wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
YOU have no faith in any medicines, just
buy a sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try il. Regular
size Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect n cough
to save 70 cents. LOGAN, LIST d Co..
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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Nor EXPECTED TO SURv1vE.-Mr. VIM,
Taylor, an old and we'll known mill man
who has been ill OF the dropsy for some
time past, was last night reported to be
sinking rapidly. Mr.. Taylor was years
ago mansger OF the Top Mill rail factory,
and subsequently occupied the same po'
sition in the in the Benwood and River
side factories. For some years past his
health has been such that he was unable
to work, during which time he has been
engaged in the notion business ut the
corner Of 9th and Chapline streets.
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No ELEcuoS-A meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Centripetal Power Co., for
the election Of a Board Of Directors, was
called for Saturday afternoon, but as on.
ly the members Of the old Board were
present no election was had. The old
Board, under the circumstances, will
probably hold over. The Board is as
follows: John Reid, John H. Hobbs, n.
L. OF, Thomas Hughes, Joseph D. Du
Bois, Charles.H. Berry ando. 9, Dewey.
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ANOTHER House. OF LII FAME PULLED

ANOTHER House OF ILL FAME PULLED
About II o'clock last night Officers
Junkins and Webb made a descent upon
a house Of i'll fame kept by one Mrs,
Jones, at the corner OF Main and Goth
streets, Centre Wheeling. Four females
and two males were arrested and locked
up. The females, however, were after.
ward released, the proprietrcss confess
ing judgment and paying the maximum
fine OF so and costs Tor each Of her girls,
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THE GERMAN BENEDIcrs TO HAVE A
BALL.-0ur German citizens are making
preparations for grand ball at Neu-
hausen's Assembly Hall on February Sd,
to which none but the old boys and girls
will receive invitations. The committee
in charge are: Hermann Renner, Henry
Zeigler, John G. Hoffman, jr., August A.
Renter. Henry Hess, Conrad Seibert and
VIM. Goering.
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THE 'CouRTs.-CrRCUIT CouRT-Judgt
Melrin-The Circuit Court was in session
on Saturday as usual.
In the case Of Anderson vs.. Cranmer,
trustee, the motion for a new trial was
overruled, and the cause referred to a
Commissioner TO ascertain the sum due
from Anderson TO Carson at date Of deed
Of trust in controversy.
Additional aflidavits for new trial in
the case Of the State vs.. Tomlinson were
filed and the motion argued and taken un.
der advisement.
The case Of Schiercr VS.. Stein and
Zoeckler was partially argued to the
Court.
Adjourned until the usual hour to-day.
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A NUMBER Of members Of the Waverly
Literary Society met on Saturday even.
ing for the purpose Of organizing dra.
matte society. A committee was ap.
pointed to prepare n constitution and
bylaws, and other preliminary business
was transacted, after which the meeting
adjourned until one evening this week,
when an organization will be effected.
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FOR SALE.
CoMMIssloNER's SALE

In o,.dIepoe 10 q decree Of the County Court o.
TTIsS county, west VlEinll, made at ~ August
Ist,n ISIS, and also decree made BY AID court ~
~ tctn6rr Term, 1875 10 the ehAneeTy cause theie
In pendipy wherein W. l. ROblnson and other ~ ~
nihntIbi, and Christina MOssOr and otherS arc Se-
i"aIapis. Inc Undersigned, who was appointed ~
ali lrSt decree rs 4 Commissioner Tor mat Pui-
MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1870,
tthat beIps a court day. at the front door Of the
Your HoI,e In MIddlebourne, In aid county pro
cce 10 M 10 the highest and best bidder, by way
Of public auction, the trast Of land i1 the eLl and
nrpccellnsS Of IaII CauSe mentioned, which con-
iSnS aecrdIng 10 m allegation In aid billtWo hum
IrrI acfes, said land Is In part well improved,
TEEaS or SALE-The purchaser will b required
10 Iriy oue-t third Of the purchase money cash IN
haud and the lallnCe thereof Is 10 be paid In Two
equal InStalmenia In one and two years respective
w and the purchaser will DO required 10 give bond
With good security for the deferred installments
and ssid nstallmeniS are TO draw interest from DAY
Of sale I'll paid, while lien will Be reserved 81
yaId land for the payment Of aid deferred lhstAiI
D. +. PUGH,
Special Commissioner.
JAyt,ARY 10 1876, iR22d4W
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A PRINTERS FuSERAL.-The funeral
OF James A. Lewis, an old.time printer
took place on Saturday afternoon at =
o'clock, from his late residence on Eofl
Street. Reys. ]. P. Thatcher, Of the Zane
Street N. E. Church, and C. E. Manches'
ter, Of the Island NJ. &. Church, conduct
ed the funeral services. The pall-bearcrs
were all printers, viz: Thomas Rice
and John Lehman, OF the Register; o. c
Genther and Thos. Carhahan, Of the In
TELIIGEScER, and VIM. Jones and Emmett
Deloe, OF the Standard. The remains were
inferred in Mount Wood Cemetery
whence they were followed by long hnc
OF hacks and carriages.
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CHICAGO, January ga wrestling
match which took place this evening" be
tween Rigel and Carteron for 81 900 5
side, was won by tho former, after
severe and exciting contest, Rigel is
native Of Paris, is "a years old, and
weighs l57 pounds. Carteron is iro2
Versailles, is % years old, and weigli
ls2 pounds. Rigel won the first round
in % minutes and the third In 10 min.
utes. Carteron won the second round 10
ID minutes. Tilley, Of Chicago, and En-
lie Regnier, .of New York, we're judges,
ant r. II. Hornsby, Of Chicago, referee.
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OvERDRAwN Sl0,OOO.-We understand
That the city Board Of Education has over
drawn over $4,000 in its account with
Mr.. Black, City Collector. The Collector
has declined to honor any more orders
from the Board at present.
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Ex.GOV. Francis Thomas, of JIa'
rylnnd, Accidentally Killed.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-Ex.Go
Francis Thomas, Of Maryland, late Min
lister 10 Peru, while walking on the track
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near
his home at Frankville, Garrett county
this afternoon, was struck by helper en-
ginc, and instantly killed.
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Police CouRr-Judqe Gunner.

There were no cases before His Honor
either at the morning or afternoon SEES
sion Of the police court on Saturday
This is something we believe has never
occurred here since the Saturday matinee
was introduced, and certainly speaks
we'll for the morals Of city Of 10000
people.
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Fatal Accident.

BosToN, January 23.-John Mally,
prominent citizen OF Somerville, Wis
riding with his. son in Charlestown Oh
Saturday evening. The horse became
unmanagabIe ard upset the buggy. Ma
ly's injuries cauEed his death. The SOD
was seriously injured.
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Nickel Counterielters Arrested,

OMAHA, January 22.-The Deputy
United States Marshal arrested, yes!er
day, two. Germans, near Schuyler, NJ
braska, who have for some time past been
manufacturing and passing counterit';;
nickels. They were brought here ara
bound over for trial.