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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
REPoKrKD TURKISH VICTORY.

hEPOhIkD IUkAtSd tlCloRls
Eondon, Dot. "a dispatch from
Belgrade at noon to-day says il is re-
ported that tho Turks hive taken Dis
juris and Saint Nes,er. If this is
true, Geo1 Tscberryeffs army will be
in grea. danger.
HosTIlIrY ~Tc%ausslA.
Pesth, OCT. 24-Therc 10 intense
excitement hete and .stnong hostility
to Russi.. II Russia begins war
it will be difficult for Austria to pre-
serve neutrality
TURKS THKEA1xk REw MASSACRE.
London, Oct. 24-A Theropi. dis
patch announces that Barring, the SEQ
retAry of the British legation, is
about to return, from Philhppolis.
convinced that the commission for the
punishment OF the perpetrators Of the
Bulgarian atrocities 10 delusion and
. mockery. The worst criminals are
regarded ~ hunane, and tho moder-
ate. men arc In diegr.ce. The old
panic il renewed, and : most trust
worthy gentleman Who hes travelled
with the utmost haste to Constantine
pie to inform the British ambassador
that the Turks threaten new mAssa-
cres, and have even appointed : day
for beginning tho slaughter.
ExclTsaasnr IN TURKEY.
A Vienna dispatch says, no, only
from Constanttnople but from I'll
provinces in European Turkey, there
is news Of growing excitement
among the. Aohammedans; Of scn-
ven,iolsa held in Mosques, ABA of
arm4mepts. The ministry ID divided
against itself and the sultan is too
in experienced to take the leadership,
Thus the position is most favorable
for Rusaia,ss diplomatic. action. The
Russian ambassador At Constantine.
phi may carry everything before him,
or il he fails, NAV induce such an
outbreak Of Nohxmmedan feeling, q
might justify alma.t any step on the
part Of Russia. "
SPANISH INTOLERANCE. :.
Madrid, Oct. 24-The circular reg
ulAting non-confoemist worship is es-
pecially strict in its provisions regard.
ing protestant schools. Such shall re.
main subject ~ The direct interference
Of the goycrn@nt. Mssters must be
sp.n'ards, wisha peqs'sr academies
degrees.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
YiRE Az FoRr wAYsr

SiRk At FORT WAYNE.
Cincinnati, o., Oct. 24-The CONNER
cials Fort Wayne special says the Fort
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
MiiwauAe-

MIIwaukee, OCT. 1t.
FLOUR Duh.
GRAt -WhcAi, opened unsettled and higher
for cas closed unsettled and lower; No. ] NIL
wankee 10; NJ. ditto i3A November I II
Tor December IGN osts. dull and easier, No 3,
SO. Corn, higher and fair demand. No. = ~.
Rye, nrner and higher; No. /, sss.Gss. Barley,
quiet aud steady; so.2, ss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

with these We doubt il the hopes of
the Austrian financial minister can be
realized, that by 1878 the end Of the
period Of deficits will be reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHE
Daily Eennsbee 9ournal.
LEWISTON
Annual Meeting Of the &. A

Annual Meeting of the &. A. X.
Lewiston, January %. The annual meeting Ct
the Grand Army Department of Maine convened
at Auburn last evening. The adjutant's report
shows q posts with 9s5 members. Three new
ones have been instituted during the past year.
Reports Of the various officers we're read and &C.
cepted At the close Of the session. the members
partook of supper at the Dewitt House, which
was pleasant occasion.
This morning the following officers we're elect
ed Commander, Nelson Howard; Senior Vice
Commander, James NJ Andrews, Biddeford; Jun
ior Vice Commander, F. E. Heath Watervle !;
Asst Adjt. Gen1 r. NJ. Mason, Auburn; Asst
Qusrtelmas.er General, N. r. Lougee, Lewiston !;
medical director, W. B. Lapham, Augusta; chap
lain, Z. W. Preble, Bangor council Of admins
tlaton, Davis Tillson, Rockland Joseph Little
field, Auburn, S. S. Vose, Skowhegan, NJ. j. Des-
mond Bangor, II. l.. Wood, Dexter Represent
atives at large to National Encampment, Davis
Tison, Rockland delegate f. NJ. Shaw, Lisbon !;
al ornate, S. l. Gallagher, Augusta.
The next session will be held with Heath POST
Gardiner. Adjourned at eleven.
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Murder In West Virginia.
THE GUILTY COUPLE LYNCHED By
A MOB.
Scenes at the Execution.

Cincinnati. January %. The citizens of Bar.
bourville, West Va, tonight threaten to lynch q
Mrs. Meeting and her paramour. for cutting her
husbands throat and burying him under q stable.
LATER.
A Gazette special says Edward Williams. who
with Mrs. Meeting had been arrested for the MUIR
last light at b arbourville, West Va, and hanged
by mob The parties were assured by q minister
that sufficient evidence OF their guilt had been OBJ
tanned, and that the Jail was surrounded by mob
Of excited people, but both denied any completely
in the act, although the minister continued prav-
ing with them and asking confession. The mob
finally forced the keys from the jailer and took
Williams out and placed him under q tree in the
Court House yard, where with rope around his
neck, standing barrel he made q confession,
and expressed the hope that the crowd might OBJ
his, and declared he was happily started his
journey home to heaven. He died after fifteen
minutes of terrible agony.
Mrs. Meeting was then brought out, and placing
her in front of the dead murderer, the crowd called
for her confession. She said Williams had been
her paramount for three years; that she had been
trying for the past three months to poison her
husband without success; that Williams struck
Meeting ON the head with au axe while he was
asleep Wednesday night, afterwards cutting his
throat. She assisted in destroying the evidences
of the murder, and in burying Meeting. She &C.
cused herself of being the cause of the murder,
but begged piteously for her life. Though the
cling was very ST. ong against her, and the crowd
voted unanimously for her execution, no man
could be found who would put q rope around q
womans neck, and she was therefore returned to
Jail Williams body was left hanging until cut
down by the authorities this morning.
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STATE NEWS.

The Press despatch says that Mr.. John Grady Of
Bowdoinham, was seriously injured on Thursday,
in very singular manner. He accidentally fell
upon the ice while driving team and - the sled
through, tipping toward him and buried him some
three feet under water. He remained there some
ten minutes and was taken out in an insensible
condition and badly injured.
DR. George I. Porter of Calais, died Of cerebro-
spinal meningitis in logging camp about eleven
petition.
The Belfast Advertiser is dead.
The Wing gives description OF the plans for
the elegant new building to be erected in Bangor
the next season, by Hon. Silas G. Hatch, State
Treasurer. The front will measure q feet in
width, and the building will run back % feet,
height to be As feet. The building will be Of
three Stories the third story to be fitted into rooms
for the Art Association.
Two hundred and twenty men are now at work
at the Katahdin Iron Works, cutting wood, etc.
One hundred and twenty horses are also in use.
hauling wood and iron.
The prospects for An average season In ship
building ext summer at Damarscotta, are very
favorable. Messrs. Curtis & Clark and Norris 4
Co.. are each to construct ship; c. c. Merry .
barque and s. L. Foster steamboat.
VIM. Daggett, ESQ.,, is the oldest man residing
in Bremen, and we believe him to be the Oldest
mason in Lincoln county. His age is 81 years.
The News says that the ladies of Bristol talk Of
forming Pomological Society, to encourage rails
ing fruit and flowers and the manufacture of all
other things connected with their department. If
they succeed in organizing such . society, their
first exhibition will be held in the grove, 4th Of
July, 1875.
The kennebec and Somerset Association of
ministers will meet at Waterville with Rev. Mr..
Merrill Tuesday the 25th. The Methodist Dis
trict Association meets at Wsteryille at the same
time. 1t is proposed tn have union meeting Of
the the two associations, commencing Monday.
One day last week there passed given point on
the Dover road, inside of four hours, ninety teams
loaded with wood and bark, coming into this viii
lage- sixty Of these loads hauled by double
te ams-fDexter Gazette.
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An Alleged Bond Thief.

On Thursday last young man came into the
office of B. E. Potter & Bro, bankers, and wanted
to sell fifty dollar government bond. The young
man is about eighteen years Of age and gave his
name as John II. Perkins, and said he belonged
in Amesbury, Mass. The bond was badly crum-
pied up and put away in his pocket. He offered
it for S45, and as the market price, with premium.
was SIS, the offer excited suspicion. So Mr.. Pot
ter stepped out and got the city marshal, who
questioned the boy pretty closely. He said his
father had been dead three years, to whom the
bond belonged, and that his mother kept board
ing house in Amesbury, Mass. The city marshal
took charge of the boy, placing him in Kennebec
Jail, while he wrote to the chiefo police in Ames-
bury, Mass, describing the boy, and inquiring as
to the truth of his story. On Saturday an answer
came that no such woman could be found in the
place. The boy is smooth faced, good looking
fellow, and was very well clothed He said he
Slept the night before he came here in Hallowell.
1t seems evident that the bond does not belong
to Perkins as he calls himself, but if no one ap-
pears against him the officers will be compelled to
release him.
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rELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

The steamers City Of Dallas from Nassau, and
Arragon from Mediterranean ports, have arrived
ct New York.
Hon. E. J. NJ. Hale has given 81, 500 to the
book fund of the public library in Haverhill,
Mass.
Geo. Nelson lost all the fingers of one hand in
planning mill, at Haverhill, Mass, Friday.
The Algeria from New York, has arrived at
Queenstown.
The steamer Brooklyn, late flagship at the
South Atlantic station, has arrived at Key West
from Rio Janeiro.
Milo Turner of Bratleboro', w., brakeman on
the N. l.. 4 n. r. R., was killed this morning by
falling from train at Belchertown.
DIR. IIelmbold's case was decided Saturday Judge
Briggs demanding the doctor to the insane asy-
lum.
Vermont Railroad que warranto case, dismissing
the petition.
The Paris Monitcur announces that Theirs will
contest the deputyshp for the ninth arrandssem-
cnt of Paris.
George Harvey, the Scotch painter, is dead.
Regal won the wrestling match at Chicago,
Saturday night
Rubenstein, the pianist, is threatened with total
blindness.
Nelson's husband, NJ. Rozeaud is dangerously
i'll.
Mother Stewart, Of whiskey war renown in
Ohio, has made her appearance in the hall Of the
National Temperance League, London.
People of Dublin have formed a committee to
induce the Queen or Prince OF Wales to visit Ire
land next summer.
An answer to the Royal speech at the opening
Of the British parliament, will be moved in the
House Of Lords.
At Belgrade the skuptschna to-day unanimous
ly adopted the war estimates.
John Mally, prominent citizen of Somerville,
was thrown from his buggy, Saturday, receiving
fatal injuries.
Gen. Jno. Tyler was buried at Mt. Auburn,
Boston, yesterday, with Masonic and military
honors.
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NEW YORK..


New York, January %. The central Office de-
tectives yesterday afternoon arrested Mrs, Maria
Mckenzie of Montreal, who had eloped with
Frederick Ii. BIydges and taken with her her two
children, aged three and five years. The parties
occupied an apartment at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where they were taken into custody. They were
had up at the tombs police court, and both dis
charged the lady returning this afternoon to Mon
treal with her brother-n-law, who came IN search
Of her.
Cable Broke.
New York, January %. The officers of the
Direct United States Cable Company announce
that their cable has broke again to-day, about l4o
miles west of Torbay, N. S.
The Beecher Scandal.
The Sunday Mercury announces that body Of
representative Congregationaists are being organ
lied for the investigation Of the Beecher scandal.
They will be composed of the most eminent men
in the denomination and will inquire into the fit
ness of Beechsr to remain and be recognized as q
Congregational minister.
The movers are said to be Rev. DR.. Leonard
Bacon of New Haven, Rev. DIR. S. c. Bartlett of
Chicago Congregational Seminary, and Rev. DR..
Henry NJ. Dexter.
An extract published from DR.. Bartlett Is indi-
catve that all sources of knowledge should be
freely opened and the investigation be free and
ample. The correspondence has been in progress
a month settling the preliminsries, and the call is
| likely to be issued in q few days. About forty
| churches are on the list Of invitation and each
will be asked to send its pastor and lay delegate
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. January q. 1915.

Flour-extra spring O0a8 80.
Wbeat-No. spring cash a1olh: l00ha Feb;
9sLa March.
Corn-No. 2. mi yed, cash -43he-; Jan. -al31:
42ha Feb.
Osts-No. .. 3lA3I Y cash; Feb. 3iHak. Jan. 30I
Rye-No. 2, 67a.
Barley-No. spring Slks- cash; sl-a- Jan.
Feb. 75-a.
Dressed Hogs-e 00a8 25.
Pclk-l9 loa-- cash; 10 45. = March; ale Is -
Feb
Lard II OK a12 OK cash: ID 2ol-- March;
u OK all OK Feb.
Bulk Meats- shoulders 7ba-; short rib mid.
10ha-; short clear mid 1894.
Hams Is Be average a..
Whiekey-lO6-a-.
Freights-Corn TO Buffalo, d.; wheat do 800
a..
Receipts 5000 1our: - 0Od wheat; 1000 corn,
Is, 900 oats; 900 rye: 81 900 barley.
Shipments 81 90 -four; OOc wheat; 1900
corn 1000 oats 8 900 bailey Zoo rye.
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Franks of D!sordered Liver.

A disordered liver plays sad pranks with the d.
gestive organs, the bowels, the kidneys and the
blood and nfcts infinite variety of unpleasant
symptoms upon its unfortunate possessof, among
which may be mentioned ycilowness Of the skin
aud whites of the ewes, Iurred tongue, nausea,
drowsiness by cay and unrest by night, difficult
evacuation. and even iri itaton OF the bladder and
urcthra. Hostet.ers Stomach Bitters diciplinc the
iebeiJu organ, and obviate bilious manifesa-
taions more rapidly and certainly than anything
else, and are far more agreeable and infinitely
wholesomer than the violent evacuants with which
the bilious often persecute their unfortunate bow
els and stomach, under the mistaken Impression
that they are regulating their livers.
u
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List OF Patents

Issued BY the Patent Office to the citizens Of
Maine for The week ending Jan. 20, 1876. Fur
nshcd for the Journal from the office OF .. Nc
Perkins & Co, counselors-at-law in patent case,
and solicitors for patents. Attend to all business
before the patent Office and other departments Of
the government. 5l3 Seventh street, Washington
D. c. Drawings and specifications Of patents, e
cents.
III go. Food Extracts from the Juice of Fish
Stephen l.. Goodae, Saco. Filled Oct: Is: 1875.
The new article of food herein described, com
posed of fluid or semi fluid concentrated extract
Of fish. sub stantially as set forth.
III sos. Life-Boats. John NJ. Richardson
Auburn. Filed Nov. IS, 1875.
III 1855. Flows. William A. Estes, China
Filed Dec. II, 1875
Brief Sectional rollers upon the same shaft in
serted in the mould board and Landslide Of pillow
1853. Fly Traps. Elisha Littlefeld, Wells
Filed Oct. 26, 1875.
l7l,7Ss Wrapping Machines. George s. Fol
lensbee and Thos c. Entwistle, Lewiston. Flee
May 81, 1851
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OHIO.
Railroad Accident.

Cincinnati, January %. This morning, while
the Mariaville K Cincinnati freight train was
passing over the iron bridge at Spring Grove
station, this city, the structure gave way, in con-
sequence of the weight of five cars overloaded
with shelled corn. The falling cars carried the
engine down, killing the engineer, named Contry,
and fireman and brakeman. Two men driving
on the avenue were caught causing one broken
leg and the other broken shoulder.
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Tte1.

iu Skowhegan goth inst. Lydia, widow Of the
late VIM. Mcfarland, aged 81 years 10 months; 18th
inst, Elder Isaac +. Ames, aged 81 years months
IS days.
In Nevada City, Cal, Dec. 1875, Mrs. Elizabeth
Whitney, aged IS years 10 months; formerly Of
Hartland, Me.
In Bangor, 18th inst, suddenly, John 8. Aver,
aged so years months.
In Carmel, 18th inst., Samuel Verrill, ESQ, aged
a Years II months days.
In Exeter, 18th inst, Eben E. Brown, Esq, aged
ST years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-24

Plymouth church win b invited 10 chose some
person to represent her pastor and conduct his de-
fence. The witnesses are likely to be James Red
path, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Moulton, Miss Florence
A. Tilton and others. These statements are tele-
graphed for what they are worth.
Burglar Dying.
Binghampton, January o. Hayden. the burg
lar who was shot last night by Mr.. Kirt is sup
posed TO be dying. His accomplice has not yet
been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-24

The members and friends of the Baptist church
in Jefferson recently made their pastor, the veneer
able Rev Father Tilley, donation visit. NJ. l..
Weeks, Esq, being called upon, made some appro-
pirate and felicitous remarks, followed by Rev.
Mr. Goldthwait who, in behalf of those assem-
bled, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Tlley with sixty
Ave dollars-as a token Of their tender regard and
fiiendship-which was accepted by Mr.. Tilley in
q few we'll chosen words, evincing deep graft
tude unyelding fidelity and earnest solici,ude Tor
those under his charge. The occasion was enliv-
ened by music in which old and young Joined.
Mr.. Tilley recently removed from Sidney, where
he labored most etfectually for many years.
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Legislative Notes.

The subject Of city and town liquor agencies was
presented in an able manner to the legislative
committee on Temperance, by Mrs. Crossman Of
Bangor, who spoke Of the abuses practiced by
those who were put in charge of these agencies
A large number of the members spent the Sab
bath at their homes
The legislative committee on Insane Hospital
will ask for appropriation of about $1,000, for
furnishing the new chapel and other improve
ments.
The legislative committee on Temperance will
give public hearing some evening this week, in
the Representatives Hall, to all who desire to be
heard on the subject.
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iAarrteD.

la l., xter, 18th inst. Prof. W. B. Gunnison Of
Canton, n T.. 10 Miss Blanche NJ. Eaton, eldest
son J. Mitchell Of Shirley, 10 Maria Z. Withee sf
ST. Adams.
In Sangerville 10th inst., Frank f. Mute of Dover,
TO Miss Jennie Marsh OF Sangerville.
In Skowhegan, 18th inst, Lewllyn Kennedy Of
Sorridgewock to Miss Sara l.. York Of Skow gan.
In Scion, 18th inst, J. sherman Gray of Emblem,
to Miss Clara A. Jewett of Bingham.
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1t is proposed to dedicate the new chapel at the
Insane Hospital without waiting for the proper
furniture and furnishings. The exercises will take
place in the course Of fortnight, and members Of
the leg slature and others will be invited to part-
ticipate There will be no formal discourse on the
occasion, or set speech. but brief addresses from
several gentlemen, interspersed with singing, &c.
The audience room of the chapel was lighted the
other evening, and presented a very fine appear
ance
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The Benton and Winslow Sabbath School Asso-
citation win meet in the Baptist church in East
winslow, on Saturday, JAM 29th, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, with the following programme:
l. Devotional.
2. Address Of Welcome. by Rev. Al. Nelson.
3. The S. S. Works there any discharge II ON
IL BY Rev. G. ID. Crane.
4. What Encouragements and Disbursements
have we in our Schools Dea. Palmer, Messrs.
Charles Hodges and David Garland.
s. Praise Meeting led by Mr.. Leger.
s. Importance of Memorizing Scripture, by Rev.
Mr.. Murphy and DR.. Adams.
I. How can we Promote the Religious Eaicen-
cy of our Sabbath Schools by Rev. Mr. Merrill
8. Question Box.
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We learn from the Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge, Geo. f. Bracket of Belfast, that the Good
Templars are increasing and doing good work
throughout the State. Fifteen new lodges have
been instituted since the October session, and it is
expected as many more will be organized before
the annual session at Bath in April There are
yet many towns and sections Of the State without
lodges where one might be started if some person
would move in the matter. Write to the Secre-
tary for aid and full particulars. There are now
nearly 200 lodges and over $4,000 Good Templars
in Maine.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The Lumber mills at Guilford, are all doing a
thriving business this winter. The Factory is run
ming on full time and has sale for all the cloth that
can be manufactured. When the energetic VIM.
P. Appleyyard first took possession, three years
ago, there was only machinery enough to employ
some rs hands; now he employs some 50 or more.
Newport is to have churn factory.
Hubbard Blake & Co., West Watervile, are
having more than their usual thrifty business in
scythes and axes ard have orders enough to last
through the year.
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NJ EXICO.
The Sonora Revolution.

San Francisco, January %. despatch from
Tucsan says regarding the Sonora revolution of
the 9th ins that Sernas forces defeated the State
troops under the Secretary of the State, who had
been to Guayamos for supplies and money, cap
turing treasure, arms etc. Serna's headquarters
are not at Hermosillo. Nearly all the nelghbor-
ing towns declared for him. The State headquar.
tiers are at Aguaga, seventy five miles north Of
Guayamos, where they have 100 men, and will
soon march to Guayamos.
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BANGOR.
Robbery.

Bangor, January 90. Dwight Parsons was
knocked down and robbed between II and u
o'clock last night, of gold watch and chain, sill
yer watch, several rings and a muller. Frank
Briggs and John Wall were arrested before morn
ing and identified BY Parsons. Both are young
fellows.
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Kennebec County Lodge l. o. &. l., will
hold its next session with Ferry Lodge at Pishon's
Ferry, on Thursday, Jan. 9th, commencing at
o'clock A NJ. public meeting will be held at
Lodge Hall the evening previous, commencing at
o'clock. 1t is expected that II. A. Shorey, G..
W. c. T., and other good speakers will be present
This is Il annual meeting, for the choice of Off
GERS, election Of delegates to the Grand Lodge,
and other important business. Pishons Ferry
Lodge will make abundant provisions fer the del
egates in attendance.
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TENN ESS ZEE.
Escaped from Jail.

Knoxville, January %. This morning three
prisoners escaped from the county Jail. Joseph
Ayers, the abettor of John Webb, who was hung
here last August for murder, Prior Coleman un-
der indictment for the murder of Miss Bell and
Henry Avery, q notorious murderer and swindling
claim agent Coleman was re-captured. The
sheriff and government officers are in pursuit Of
the Others.