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Killed at Rifle Practice.

WORCESTER, MASS, October 25.-A
young man named George Miller, twenty
years of age, was accidentally shot yes
terday at the sportsmen's Club while
tending the targets tor some members OF
the r tie Team, who were practicing at
pne thousand yards range. He was de-
oeived by shot in the woods near the
grounds, and thinking the rifieman had
tired at the target, he stepped in front
just In time to receive ball from one
of the rifles. He lived but lew mo-
ments.
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No Laughing Matter.

There is rulnor, which is received
with some laughing incredulity in the
East, to the effect that Mr.. Murat Hal
stead coutempIates an address ON the
"Southern Claims Danger at Cooper
Institute, in New York. We can assure
the New York editors that if Mr.. Hal
stead does deliver aspeech on this sub
ject it will be no laughing matter. His
is not trifiing style OF oratory, nor is it
his custom to play with earnest ques'
tlons Of the day. Some Of the editors are
mistaken, too, in presuming that Mr.
Halstead has no experience as u public
speaker. He knows how to speak, as
we'll as what to say.
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College Rowing Association,

BOSTON, MASS, October 25.-An in
formal conference was held in this city
yesterday, and representatives were
present from several of the New Eng
land colleges, for the purpose Of with
drawing from the Rowing Association
of American Colleges, and forming a
new Association oil the Colleges OF New
ENGLAND.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Persons Killed and Fourteen
Wounded.

soMERvILLE, N. j., October 25.-By
the accident on the New Jersey Central
Railroad train run by Master Mechanic
Williams, near sonerville, N. j., last
night, Matthias Denning and William
ely were instantly killed, Jacob Kline
died from wounds soon after, apd four
teen others were injured. John Schenck
vas badly hurt about the head, Colonel
A. s. Steinck had a rib broken, and
others had lesser injuries. The engine
and four cars were almost totally de-
stroyed. The accident was caused by
the engine running off the end OF an open
switch.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

Riley, petit larceny, $25; VIM. Reardop.
same, 5000 days; John Hughes, selling
by unsealed measures, $5; Mat. Malegs
abusing family, 5000 bond; John Sullivan,
false pretenses, continued; Maga.ia
Smith, vagrancy, months; Dan. 6uilt-
van, petit larceny, continued.
j. Lambert, continued; Margaret Welsh.
81; Peter Nolan, James Hanley, Peisf
Farrell, dismissed; Peter Burns, sa4n@.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
Rough ON the Hoppsrs.

OMAHA, October 6.-The Governors OF
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, DAKOTA, Mis-,
souri, and Nebraska met in this city to.
day to consider plans for the extermina-
tlon OF the gfassloPpegs,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
For the Centennial.

bpUCIHI 70 IHt bFAH'
GRAFTON, w. VA, October 2S.-Mayor
Johnston's official delegation from Oln-
cinnati, under charge Of Major Camp
bell. passed here at 11:3o for Ohio Day at
the Centennial.
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fLSOR WSPAPER-One-half in
4 terest in the Democrat. Toledo, Ohio, with
complete newspaper outfit; Taylor news press,
&C.: circulation 4,c00; SEMI weekly; the off,
yeial paper Of the county; the only Democratic
paper 10 the county; terms $1,000, to party
satisfactory to the remaining interest: one
third cash and the balance in deferred pay
Dents N-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

BLooMINaToN, LIZ, October 2b-W.
In Smith % Co, dry goods, have assigned
X the benett Of creditors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

THOR SALE = HORSES, &C. - Public and
clOsing-out sale OF the Brook Field Stud
And Training Farm, on FRIDAY, October 81,
2$76, embracing the farm, located in Boone
County, KY, miles from Cincinnati, and all
tho tr Itting stock thereon, without 81 ,gle
e seryslion. JACOB sTRADER. Hebron,
Boone County, Ky. 23-3t
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FOR sALH--RHAL ESTATE,

NOR SALE - FARM - Good farm OF 97X
Il acres, situated n miles from the railroad.
In Ciermont County; 40 acres In corn, y acres
In potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII Sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
$erms A good chance for any one desiring it
tp get a good home. Address B: .B. s., star
0afl0e, 23U Walnut street, Cincinnatl, O.
f. jy25d&jy27w-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

IENOR RENT ROOMS A splendid second
IT story front room nicely furnished for three
gentlemen; also, one for two gentlemen. 246
plum street, between George and Seventh.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

A tramp named Fails shot and killed
himself at Leavittsburg, o.. yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
For Evansville.

WEDNESDAY, 25th, :. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = the GLASGOW. Thos. Boluss, Mas
fS5ssaasaI ter. Apply on board, or to J. G.
sA1ada'ass@ Dorman u Co., Agents, No. Main
street,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

TSOR SALE-STORE PROPERTY And
sE dwelling; all new and complete; busi-
ness ranging from $l,2jO to $l,5OO: also the
Best double plow, pat mt last year; sliding
arch: for reference call at 2S9h Sixth street, or
,addl ess q. w. HAMILTON, Gaynorsville, In
diana cost
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For Louisville.

For Louisville.
THIS DAY, 25.h. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. s. Mail Line Steamer,
~ = BEN FRANKLIN, q. Dufour,
s$T Master. Freight received at all
szssssa4 hours on Wharf boat foot of Vine
street. X. M. Wade, superintendent.
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For New Orleans.

THURSDAY, 26.h at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, r. THOs. SHERLOCK, Lew. Hates.
Master. Apply on board. or TO Royse
saszaa.-asaAa & Mosset, W. s. Getty, j. Cunning
ham, j. S. Robinson, Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

FH Min Families or groceries IN want Of
MEEHHEW good Flour - warranted to give
@GHAEHm satisfaction can be supplied by
&VVaa going to the WE5r-END d MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES K. HURTN, Sixth strees, between
Baymller and Freeman. se7-3m
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For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
f. - hBANNOCK CITY, J. w. Kirby,
$780, Master. Apply on board, or to w.
&asssaz<s1zsP p Walker, ~ Walnut street,
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+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"EARIEG RESTORED. Great invention.
Ill Book free. Il. j. WOOD, Madison, Ind
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

NOR SALE "a HORSES - Two are fam
III lily and business horses; height, 15 hands
, inches each; the other is capital buggy
bOrse, height Is 2, and can trot l3 miles in one
hour; price $50; ten days trial allowed; all
wa ranted sound and good workers. Apply
o. the Miller House Stable, East Ninth street.
I 0H-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

L'OR SALE-HOUSE-Of eight rooms: good
Ill well and cistern; five acres Of ground at
tached; located in Crittenden, KY, near depot
on Cincinnati Southern Railroad; terms easy.
Apply at 5S5 Madison street, Covington, KY.
25.At
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

STNOR SALE-CO ITAGE-Of four rooms and
IL lot 20 by 81 feet; front and rear yards, side
entrance; No. Jourdon street; price 81. 800 in
payments, or less for cash. Apply at 1872 Cen
Aral avenue 25-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

IINOR SALE-COTTAGE-Fr cottage of
I'll three rooms aud kitchen; can be removed
10 any part Of the city. Will sell for $40. In
,9uire at 170 w. Third street. 25-2t
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he recognized and rewarded, but icr wn9m
have as vet made no special prnvslon. o c,
own recoll, elton, aided by Judge Hiiton'sknowl-
edge on this subject, will doubtless bring !h sS
persons to your attention, and feel satisneu
that their claims will be Justly consiueieu py
YOU ,,. 49,, ,o,, ,,,li
,srertain tie names Of all such ~ ny employees
wh9 have been with me for period of ten years
aud upward. ,.,.- 81. 49,.
And request that to each OF those who have
been i'm ma employment for a ueriOd OF twenty
wears sh III be uaid sl.eO; while TO each OF those
iii, have been with ue for ten YEAR shall DC
pad tju. AltNNN'tN H i..f',
r. stewart \ co., work u.'0n wmch was hcTun
On the ,lav ncr SIR. stewart death, W u nearly
cnntuleted Vc4feriaV. The uptown store " as
,io-,d at diy Yesterday. aud 10 W s. Mr. Li1hey's
ir.crt ln To keep the thinh "a street - re
closed also, hit Nv a uIfsttko the 81 ittere were
rolled up. tie doors unfe stUned and the usual
rueh of h1fucss was begun. - me inventory
IN this ST 70 vas nearly rUnpletc. thc store was
krIt open. The uptown store H. to he oueued
TITS NOR ing. Tho object Of raking tlis in
,cutoy is % determine Mr.. STEWART share u
the stock. Iner .lgn NJ a. r. Stcwgr' \ Co.
q ties from tue PRINCIPALS death. MIR. MIlnan
IiJoey IS the head of the nin.
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LfGER.fRY RtRIrIES.


Closing the sale Ct n Collection Rich In Amer
lean Histories.
Tho sale Of DIR. Elliott Woodward's coll
lection OF books WAS brought to a close yester-
day. Much interest vas manifested by the few
buyers present N rare pamphlets containing ac-
counts Of trisls, ana many famous speeches in
old criminal cases were bought at good prices
Tho Extraordinary and Singular Law Case Of
Joseph Parker. who was ludi ted as Thomas
lloaE, alias diCtus Joseph Parker for Bigamy,"
Baltimore. lsOs, small tcn-pase pamphlet, was
contended for with much spirit but Sabin So
cured 1t for SAB. This Is not only one u the
rarcst trial reports sought after by curiosity
II Iufcrs. but Is also the history ~ one of the
m st remarkable casea ~ mist ,ken identity
on record. "Stephen and Jesse lio1rn, Tried
aid Convicted for the Murder Of X. Colwin, who
IL now LIVING and Is Returned Home Is the title
- another rare pan Nhlet printed IN New York
In lseJ, which went for ~ cents. "Iburlow
Bul,, Short aud Long Metre Reporters" e.
PAGES, WAS sold for cents The Trial ~ Henry
G.. Greene for the Murder NJ His WIFE," for
81 T. frat u John r. Buzlell for the Burn
INK Of the Convent at ChArestOwn, with ArRu-
msnt of the. C.se nv J; t. Anstin," for tl.I5 /;
the Murder Of Her Husband. for So cents that
Of "J2hn b. Nahana Tor Aiding 'ye to Is;
uh the President. VITA Speeches 10y Gen Hami-
ton and Others, New Nork 1904. for % cents
aud that ~ John is,er Leneer Of New YORK,
Libel against the government London, lbs,
Ior$l75
he True md Affecting History NJ Henrietta
de BelgraVe, containing Series Of the Most
lncomu on Adventures that ever be,eil one
Person 10y sea and Land aQueer little Emo,
printed In New York In lS2s, was knocked dow
for - cents. anc Woodward plii s. Tor tour vol
umes. l. fge pnper. q Neazie's series II Re-
Irints. Sabin gave fl25 Tor Sermon 10y Beuj.
Nsdsworth, Boston, 1913 entitled " inisters
Naturally Ca-einc for Scales. aud FIG. for an
other by the same author called "Cnr sts Fan
In Ills llanI, separating the Wheat from the
thau When elegant copy OF alton Cot
MS " Cor nle.e Angler" lJr. Bethuno's edit
tom was put up, the bidding very lively,
anu after sharp contest witl two or three op-
ponents Sahin got 1t tur Sl5
The collection was especially rich IN Washing
toniaua, aud some Of the books sold at excel
lent prices. rs for example, Sparks's Life II
" sshtnc o." II volum~s, syu., Large PAPER lNa
Boston edition, SIC ~; MAJ. Washinetuu
J.urhal, =. -, tought by Col. Hawkins; Gus
tis's " Memoirs OF ashineton." wltn A auto
graph letter OF George ". = Custi., S575. bought
~ he me "Nersincatiun of the Farew ell
Address. bS A Gentlem III OF Portemoui y H.. Of
- -. Uougut pv Woodward; Wilson's DIS
course On WASHINGTON PrOvidruce, lepl.
bought by G. ID. r. Burn for sac; aud large
number ~ miscellaneous books ana pam phlets
relating TO tne + fhrr ~ MS tunfr, went %
tiu. Who Is supposed O. have been buying III
! the Congressional Linrlrt.
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THE ARkANSAS TR1JELLER.
McDou'ld Asserting that his Arrest l. Part
al "A Hin. l,InMiling >cheinc.

al "A blu' hirHiltng scheme.
Counsel f'r Gen II. Il. Titus. the agent
Of the Governor ~ Arsansa, IN the prosecution
Of AignstlHe M.D'nMd, ;he El,lsh cotton
trade. wrni- accused = perjury I'm iorwardin.
his siupJen claims against the Government,
ve-teriay pahct for Li- release from Ravuond
street jail where ne Is confined under arrest "a
the . fendAu IN mall lous urosccuii q SUIT
Instituted ~ Mcdonald. Counsel DO ld that
Gen. II rs wac acting ficillv for tne Governor
ot Arhdr-A-, fuH tA1t Goa could Lot hs bella
Hattie tar maii .i.l- mufiv. tLgt rrulie the
uguceedlns, against MrDD I'D I'D .nly uoen
suspended. ara trCortif. g. Judge ly.tu MS
dec. iuu 100 Nuultnn v+. B-ef.rr AN a, zion r
/ a. urluls prosecution ttt"Nt l-. Ell. % Ili
could re arrested at any time ln the state Of
AK
Mob nlll'- counsel urged that Titu- bad used
thu machinery 10 tie law T. olarkm 81 and 20
GER judge Benedict reserved his decision.
Mcdonald pr'nuunces tue ~ l>ecutipn a
llarhu Htung sChemS ana saws that ne h : iu-
formation Il gig 4nt c cOn-lir cy to ct him 20
Arhanrss. 80 that un ar1sl througn one Il the
state swanps re might 900 seized aud forced to
Hs-igL all OF his property, r. lie hanged. lie
declares tnat Washington claim Lgent, whom
be enlliOyed AS counsel, and p 40 "a fee of S2l,
ctJ, l. IN the conspiracy against nim. When he
was iu raymond street so. lac SAWS, lItu- Of
ffftI 90 81 Ito FIR Seu,eD, and handed Inn an
enNe.ope with a calculation N 1t. Mr.. McDon-
AID s.i- That when THUS ct the indictment he
bought 40 q nuLi Der " cl Inns Against nm from
Persons VINO were his creditors IA bankruptcy
trOct Ilngs IA Cnclnu q, cXpect .ng TO cXtort
exam zion Il the charge Of perjury has not
/ Included.
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MORE TIME REouIREp.
TIE MAGIC WAND.
John SkiIlcn ofCanada EaE Demands IL. md
Probably viii not Get IL.

John SkiIlcn fCnnadH EnS Demands IL. and
Probably viii not Get IL.
John Skillen Of the township OF Lowe,
Canada East, T. importunate I'm his requests to
IN Sun to have X. Z. Young 4 Co.. ~ Broad
way. and II. Young, agent Of the Inventors
Union, at rs Greenwich street, exposed to an
often deiuded public. Mr. skillen Gays that
they sell tue Magic Wand" which they oder
for one dollar but which il really worth about
ten cents. lie sent four dollars for four OF
them, hut whether the money reached the
Greenwich orthe broadway ofice is not KIN wn
to Mr.. skilcn. He says thar he never received
the Magic Wand. and betrsys his anxiety TO OBJ
tain them. he does not hesitate IN style the
Yosngs rs "thay worst tlpe OF cheats" In a
letter TO the Young Of Greenwich street he
warns him That be intends To start for Pitts
burgh on the 1t Of NAV. nd that he will call at
the ONCE Of " The lnventor's Union"
NJ. \ Dung. the agent Of the Union. ade haste
to inform TIE SuN that mo doubt II. F. Young,
"a Broad way. can set this matter right, MS ne IA
the party that sklen claims TO have sent
". Young was not In his once when the re-
porter called uvon him, but MIR. YCunC's son
WAS yoluble IN his extlin ,tions that they hAa
never received any money from Mr.. Skillen.
The "Uniou," he said, did a perfectly lellti-
mate business. He suspected that X. +. Young,
A. ~ broadway. wno ~ the firm unknown 10
fame as J. II. Lsdd Co., knew something OF
Mr H. /. Young was. Of course, not In when
the reporter called, but SIR. j H. Ladd was N.
stantly recognized. MI. l. do said that the Arm
never received any money from MI. skilen
"Countrvmen are very hastv." he said, :" III
sending communications to the newspaper.
sir. Ladd sells the magic wand ana So does the
Inventors Union. He SAID that Mr. Young OF
the | Mon WAS a very fine man. and that II
would do the reporter world Of good 70 talk
with Mr., r. 7. Young. Mr. Young, Of the
the career of Mr.. Lidd. There IS strong prob
ability that MIR. oAilcn Will not get mis- ~ &c
wand or the four dollars which he says he senl
tD
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to- ~ car losd- oT l,ull head maxim SO
since Monday AGAINST A,75t Tor the Corrrsn1 niug ne
week. The market been weakening daily since
Monday Rnu sales were extremely SLOW today AZ re-
dur ton from Mondays current rates equal 10 fully Y
=. rCty pune steers 81 l,hnu ~ average La "a
ne 30 Al 1Ii@c, n, 10 dress 81 y Ia m
good do, 1850 Ne. to ishO 70 al lo4e lOsc 70 drs'
5O@s55 ns. ordinary ~ fair Do llOJ bs 10 $50 Ms
al wa Toe. n ~, 10 dress hhGJhd ms
..eocipt- sheep aud lambs we're Il cars, 2 o..
head. making ll4g siuce Nonday againt pS Tor tl,
time last WeeS. Demand very moderate aud sales
slow al SHADE easier prices. Some poor Colorado
sheep could not he Old aud there no satisfactory
bid tor the clipped She received Tuesday aud to-day
Ordinary g. prime unshorn sncep ranged from dlyr I,
$40. D and small nuncA Of choice ftIlng Lamb
changed hands AZ 81 4 mead.
Receipts OF hogs we're % car loads or t.o6l head
mA.lns ~ 80 since Moutay. against lu.a74 for IN
same time last weeS. None sod alive. Dressed hog
were uJp4lLAliy weak Al lOtlullc. -.
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To THE EDITOR OF lnE SuN-Sh W havo
read With much interest the article IN TuE Of te
81 instant In reference TO the character OF tue head
stones erected over the graves of 5ll5 unou soldiers
IN the Cypress Inns Cemetery at East New YORK. As
bidders unds the proposals. issued, but not regarded,
by the late Secretary OF War do nos fce IKE sang
all that ngnt be SAID with ruth and proprey a. to the
nsnncr IN whcn the sucalled contract has thus Tar
nern executed, but We IN venture u that the ar 1.
elel lnE sun bears the marSs OF patcnt aud careful
Do gathering the facts, and seems TO be Nrten IN
ialr am canu Il alr For those reasons We rear that
Injury my be nnrie on the large, useful ana honest
business that has been done Tor many Year, past In hut
aDi marDle by he statement that "inqury among mar
dealers puts II und DOUBT thu even the better
qualities OF the Rutland Yt.l marble utterly unnt
for monumental purposes" We have no ne station IA
saving mat the marble dealers who the authority
for that Statement have taKcn an unfair adv lntage OF
the application made to them for technical inlOrua ion
upon matter OF pubic M crest and that tier motive
WAS iuure lhe reputation aud usefulness OF rival
cOmnolitN Very respectfully yours,
NEW YORK, April D. EAGLEsoS a De VKAu.
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CRrsKED ny MINrORrrNE.
IN Opportunity to place some None, where
u viii Do GOod.

twin DO Good.
In small house in West Third street.
surro.ufed 70, misery. lies diving OF starvation
cultivated Southern iadY who made her debut
~ an actress 10 the Academy OF Music scarcely
twl montas ago. She had a fair pros, ect Of
being aule TO earn wing on the stage. Since
then she has neen slowly but surely starving 10
death. The story OF her suderrn.s, as told by
herself to the writer In feeble and b: ken
voice, YESTERDAY, Is one that apreais 20 the char
table. she Is native OF New orleans AMI lived
in anlaeuce. uut the war left her family nome-
less and without moons Her father, 4 Colonel
In tue Confederate army, commando IN Mobile
AZ the tune u It's surrender she married
lawyer M Louisville who, dying i've wears azo,
btq.ea'Eed 10 her ano ncr ION considerable
property IL Kentucky. which thcN never got,
owing t. the Vaccinations OF LAWYERS
aud # the administrator 81 the estate.
she came to this city four years ago,
fOrexi-tence, striving 20 live hV writing for pc
unuiralS and 10y composing music. Prose and
verse write by her have been publish,d N
New Orleans. Louisville, Cincinnati, and In this
city. Her music / productions nave oeen pub
l-hod Nv Messts. DitsJn Peters. Nearly Two
months ago sue appeared on the stage As Ada
LiYng-tOu. and mad the 81 r Of n lucrative
engagement in one OF tho city theatres, to
besiu on the FIRST Of May. Since the perform
ance she hos been prostTstcd bN spinal
menir Pitii aud intermi.t-nt fever, followed by
congestion 81 The liver and bowels. She has
ueen without money tn BUY the simplest kind Of
food. Her library and her cherished souvenirs
have been sofa To dc llers in second mi goods.
Her only attendant has been her son. delicate
youth Of fourteen. wh- has been unable to OBJ
tain ct, poviurnt ~ arv Kind.
d. Ddiicl Cook of Rru0me street. who has
given her his services free, says That she must
die unless aid Is Immediately extended to her.
she g. tnp poor even tu huy Medi meg. Fuu-
scriutions 4 money, food. cor clothing Tor her
dress NAV he learned nN tuo.c VINO ce-lr 10 see
Ler and satisfy tnen.st Ives ds to her condition.
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THE TAR AND FEATHER OUTRAGE.
WHY the Murderers Of Charles q. Kelsey
Were not Prosecuted.

Attorney. General Barlow was asked yes
terday respecting the indictment OF ROYAL sanmis and
others for the murder Of Kelsey and the efforts TO bring
the indictments to tria. Gen. Barlow answered that
he received letter from District Attorney wlckham
Few daye ago asking his advice anu opinion as to
whether II would he ud Cuus 70 uush The trial He re-
piled that he thought would moi be- TIC prosecution
can one no nre evidence than they produced A. the
trln o. -1Hu.s and RANTS Tor assault and battery.
under Judge baruards charge THIS proved inadequate
70 convict The oci tuIf has Already been procured
was IN the hope that time might unuc to iifht more
nt9of There are dozen men, mostly ung farmers
Wh are fulr possessed OF tho secrets Of tue outrage
AMI u was confidently rxpcctci that some OF them
might reveal what they knew The h pc has not been
re- iz.d Cen iatlOwe opinion u thit tho best thing
70 Ne done either to nOle prOf the Indictment to
t me judge III chsrge the Dnu free the iudiced
ones upon their own reCOVniztuccs.