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LABOR RIOT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

WHEELING W. Va. June 10, 1878
For some time past there has boon trouble between
tho employees OF Hopkins Jones, contractors ON tho
Casto Shannon Railroad. IN Washington county, Pa,
about thirty miles from mere, and striking coal
miners. The miners wanted tho railroad hands
not 10 work Tor dollar day, but the men
would not listen 10 Thorn. To-day the miners
attacked the contractors ncp, injured OF them
threw some cars on the track and committed other
acts OF violence. They will not let the men work and
trouble IL feared Tho sheriff Of the county has been
called upon for aid aud things In ugly shape.
Warrants been issued for lty OF the miners
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PARIS GREEN POISONING.
[BY YrLEcnArH 70 rue HERALD. !

[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD
prrrsroS, Pa, June 49, 1878.
Tho cause Of the poisoning Of the family Of Mr..
George JuIge and others has been discovered, The
COW was. MIXED into tin milk pail from which paris
sreen had been sifed upon potato vines 10 kill the
bugs IL IL believed that all tue pois oned per-
Win recover although Miss Judgo stiil very
low
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 10, 1873
The republicans OF the Sixth Congressional district
have nominated General william Grose, Of Henry
county.
Tho republicans OF tho Eleventh district nomi.
mated Calvin Cowgirl Of Wabash county, The forty
nfth ballot
The democrats OF the Eighth district have nomI-
mated A. J. Hoststtcr, OF Lawrence county.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. 1873.
A Victoria despatch says:-"rno work Of forsifying
the harbor Is progressing steadily The bylaw TO
raise loan security OF the city's
approved by the ratepayers yesterday by majority
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermomet NJ Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD building No. 2ls Broadway
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FuR1HIR DEpEEDATloNs REPORTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l9. 1873
Silver City despatch says:-A messenger from
tho vicinity OF Camp Harvey reports serious depreda
tious by Indians. party under Egan burned
Diamond Rancho, in Happy Valley. near
Stems Mountain Tho Indians have captured
400 horses. Thirty soldiers Of the First cavalry
have left for tho scene OF disturbance. Troops and
supplies greatly needed. Messrs. French ana
Robe, with their employees, have been driven from
S,erns' mountain side. They report the mountains
full OF Indians who shot two Of their aud killed
drove of all oftneir stock.
PURSUING HosrILEs
Tho latest advces IRON Colonel Bernard's CON-
maud state that he has howitzsr and three compa-
MES OF cavalry, having been joined by Captain Whip
ples' two compauies, and no win be reinforced by
Captain McGregor before reaching camp at Olds'
OF the Bannocks General Howard has sent
Colonel Grover and three companies OF cavalry to
Ods Ferry 10 prevent the Bsnu from going North.
SUMBER or WHITES KILLED.
Canyon City Is beng attacked by the Indians A
number OF whites have been killed.
ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.
body, supposed to be that OF Captain John White
OF Bruneau. Was found near McDowels Jerry on the
Lower Boise. Indians committed the murder. There
IS great excitement Powder River Valley. The set
tiers have all left their homes and arc oelng
for safety.
A despatch received from Baker City, Oregon.
says:-'rhe hostics radsd Burnt River Yesterday,
stole twenty-five horses and probably oid other
s.Capiain Bander's company Of cavalry left nero
this morning Tor ODDS Ferry, On Snake River.u
Winnemucca, the Pluto chief, has come In 10 Cap
tain Bcrnard's camp, bringing with him small party
OF his men, He tells story regarding the designs Of
the hostiles similar TO that OF his daughter Sarah
WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA INDIAN TROUBLES.
MADISON, Wis.,, June 10, 1878.
Letters received to-oay by Governor Smith from
tho County Judge. members of the Beard
OF Supervisors, the Sheriff ana other reliable
and trustworthy citizens OF Barnett county,
stating thpt great anxiety and alarm prevails
in that section Of tho State over tho fact
that tho Chippewa Indians In this State aud Mime.
sofa believed 10 have formed a compact with Ihe
Sioux and fears are expressed that general uprising
OF the Indians In the northwestern parts
OF Wisconsin aud Minnesota will soon take place.
IL is said tho Indians have abandoned their usual
cvocations OF hunting 1shng and other work, and
roaming over the country in largo numbers.
Runners are continually arriving and departing for
and from Sioux tribes Tho people fear loss OF
life, and urgently call on the Governor 10 remove
the Indiana TO their by force
pei them 10 remain there. Governor Smith has for
wardod the letters to General Sheridan with request
Tor the employment OF proper measures for tho pro.
lection OF citizens
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

Average tempeFhturS DO
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. u
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APOLLfNARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EfFKRvEsORNr.

Approved by tho Academic de Msdscue Of p auAS sud
Its sale In France authorized BY special orcer Of tho
french government
Rscomaendedsoy the highest medical authorities In Nov
York fM
"A great relief for seasIcknoss."
"a delightful beverage"
-far superior 20 vichy. seltssr or any other"
"Most grateful aud rercshing."
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior TO all foe
daily free from all the osectons urged against cr0on
and srtihciaiiy xerAtci waters"
I'm grated only with'its gas"
Useful ana very agreeable"
"Iicalshiui and wc suited Tor dysoopsis and Of
acute disease"
adly aataeid ayrsos we'll with dyspsptics aud where
there 10 " equity diathcsiA"
by far the sable, sions niSsi with wine
useful In caarrhs Of stomach bladder aud gout"
Not only luxury. but necessity"
BIO had OF all Wine Merchants Irocsrs Druggists and
IMMORAL Water Dealers throughou. sue un:ed ststss aud
wholesale OF
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JUST MARRIED; OR, ROW TOM MANAGED HIS
WIFE. BY Enrappcd Bachelor. A delightful little
novelette,. Ilustru rated cover 80 cents
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ONCE AND FOREVER. 4 charming. new novel. ~
Miss Grant. Anthor of Artist" The sun Maid"
&c -. The London Echo 1T Is casurr, oniy
TO come across novrt so entirely healthy and
pure In satisfactorily IN point and Workman
SHIP No tbs without being delighted
IN pr
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FREDERICK De barry CO.,
Sole Agents.
Nos IL and ~ Wares st..
New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
pictorial abel Of the
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Brilliant Novelettes; Romanrc, Adventure Travel
Hutnor: Historic. Literary and
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THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF TIE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET. SUITABLE 70 LAW.
BAAklsG. INSURANCE OK ANY LlGHr usINEsS
PukfosEs APPLY IN the COUNTING ROOM OF
THE HERALD.
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81 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 30
tMAcxIsAws, ~ %. worth So. ~ New Church st, up
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wrycnEsrERs. wIScnEsrER's
GREAT CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

Use WHOLESALERS HYPoPnOsPHITE Of LIME
SODA cure CONS PTIoS and Chronic
eases OF tho THnoAr and LUNGS. also G<uers Debility.
Dyspopsis aud Povsrtv OF the Blood.
Price 81 aud e. per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER a 90. Chemists.
Sold BY druggists. No 10 John st.. New York.
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MRS. FIZzLEBURY's MEN GIRL. A humorous story.
BY De cordova, the lecturer. 50 cents.
CIV CARLETON 4 co. Publishers, New YORK.
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! LIVERPOOL COMPTON HOUSE HOTEL

This gnhceut building tho most central hotel Ia
Liverpool contaning go rooms. handsomely furnished,
with every modern and home comfort; suits OF
private rooms spacious coeee saIoon with tho
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and smoking rooms IN town. Charges modsi atc
WILLIAM RUSSELL, Proprietor.
RIO MERCHANTS AND FINANCIAL AGE rs.--A
London house Is disposed TO srtain proposals from
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SUCH BLOrS UPON BEAUTY AS PTMPLES,
ronghncss and ssowness obterated by GLksSs
40
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ST. PETERS BRIDE. BY Mrs. ST. John (sckeD Harper.
Maria Monks Daughter Price ~ 81
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A.-sELZER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WArra A. srEpHANf Co. ~ Now 81, solo
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CONQUERED. Ane novel By Bessie Strong l2i
beautifully bound. Price 81 50.
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H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. the sole manufacturers OF genuine As
BKsros PAINTS, RooriSc. SrkAx fPK BoflkR Gown
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THE LILY OF SAN MINIATO. A novel by Mrs.
q, " Hamilton. Price 81.
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PEccAyI Anew novel. by Emma wsndisr. Of Glove
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81 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 30
thAcxIsAws, ~ ~. worth So. ~ New Church St, up
stairs
A.-BEFORE GOING To THE COUNTRY THOSE
who have should call on Dr. 49, q. PpRRy No. ~ bond
have t.er chidren's hair examined and
cevc instructions Tor its during
Also have all cutcnar bcmishes renewed such
untim@ly wrinkles hard white and red ppcs blackhcsds
and bloched designations Druggists everywhers sell
PhRhys Morn AND FRxckLK Loriosi also nis C0sHDoNK
aud PisrIS KgssDv.
" RUsHfoN's NEW REMEDY STOPS ALL
pain NON Neuralgia headaches and nervousness Once
~ Union square,
EAT SLOW
clean your mouth aftcrward with soxoDosr your
teeth ~ be In condition to do their
sands Of dypepcs Doted their food no
good teeth to n,asticste property Chew hne SLOW
and use SozopoSr
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
laden lane tho sole manufacturer OF genuine AS
BKsros PAINTS. RooSrsc. srKax frg AND BofKR Gown
ISGs, Ac-
HAVE you TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND
Of Mocha AND JAVA CoyvKE ~ glass jarsf
MILLER CO., $40 BROADWAY DOMESTIC
Budiprj. Doors, snors 1AirsRs besuiifui styles mod
crate prices.
NEITHER DRUGGED, LlQU0RED OR wATERED-
DE- uSDKRniLLs PunK WINES from the Croton Point vino
yard
SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WASTE rrsPcstivc exemption from gsses perpet.
usiy and without expense In operation o. 7os Broadway
All are invited.
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MILLER b CO., $40 BROADWAY DOMESTIC
building Boors, sHoss 1AinRss bssutfui styles; mod
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NEITHER DRUGGED, LIQUoRED OR wATERED-
d. uxDKRnLLs Punx WINES from the Crotcn Point
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Il ~ removed O our sesss6 yesterday
oosning thss . DESERVES collisios hsd
occurred o. Tie Missouri Pscife yesterday
oossiag. and he sos-assival q he seeu-
lar Pssasagss tra,s iron ths go, gave rsse
70 ill kisds Of seosio.
The fsets, - ssariy - . BAsoo ssposser
eoaId obsais theo, sss that . special
freight train Left Chsoois early Sunday
morning. ruasiaG shead Of No. 81 freight.
whiIs o. switch u Ottesvills. It tackled
ost 10 sss On Tie main track jast - No.
81, Conductor Frost, ~ coming down %
get on TIE switch, 70 ALLOW No. 3. following
il, 70 pen. The engine Of No. 81 struck
the csbooss of The special. and . grand and
lofty aceee Of tuobling and kisdliag wood
splitting then sasusd. sone eight or ten
cars were wrecked and - eagins learfully
Providentially no one vas seriously
hurt The caboese Of The special, one Of
those little red bedbuss on wheels, vas
totally ruined.
The CONDUCTOR Of The special vss . new
man On the rosd, and Ne ass Informed va
70 blame Tor The accideaI
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WEDDm6 CHIl(h.
Brilliant Wedding st Fort 0oott
3o-nlght-1Ge. 0Albogt WaEDo 70
1(iG0 Any Gum.

Tonight there vill traaspirs . bsillisss
aeeisl event q Fost Scot. Ths oasrisgs a
M. Gilbert Vans. one Scouts Of most e.
sespsisieg youag bssissn neayto Nis Any
Conn. daughter Of Rev. 0asa. and SISTER 0:
NJ. c. E 0uoa formerly Of 6rdslia.
The csse0oey will b held 1t The Baptist
church, q . O'Clock p. =, sises which he
bride and groom vill start a IN excessive
tour to Chicago and the Esse
The bride b veil known IN Sedalia, where
abe has Waited On several occasions. Ni0
&C. friends here will eoagrstulsie her on
her union With one Of Natures most sobIe
men, and all will trust that her life may Be
one Of unalloyed pleasure.
4 party left here this morning IA Tie
u. K. 4 T., 10 attend the veddine-Mn.
J r Barrett. Min Ns&yis Barrett, little
Mis Annie Barrett. Nis Belle Hall, Mis
Dora Lamy, James Scutssa and Will Cur
ran.
Mr.. Curras and Nj. Hall will o6eiate
u assendants.
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iar forget tbs Dsjssty of he Lao. ths sssctity
Of The forum ssd thessspses doe BIZ Dagis'
terial honor. - n coaduct biosef very
disorderly, disho.orsbly. eosass,pt7t. islo-
niously and barbariously il The presence 81
the most aagast and mighty Charlss.
Moreover, his nsjssey made sn effort 10
crush said Sam With . tseosodous frovn ;
bot falling to ave The refractory Sa. iato
guilt. b ioposed upon hin . nulcs 81 6fsy
sieksls. which said Sam did very readily
refuse to pay. not hssiag . su6cisacy Of
said nickeIs convenient; end fathernors,
be proceeded to talk IN ssch manner that
his majesty vas filled With sore displeasure,
% Aforesaid.
II came TO psa, moreover. that the
august Charles being exceedingly wrath
aud vexed 10 spirit At the inability and
avowsd unwilIingnesa, on the part Of said
Sam, to pay said nuIct and hereafter, for.
ever, hold HE peace. proceeded straight
way to sentence said Sam. to-vit: By the
authority Of the Great Jehovah and the
Congrea. the conduct Of all
great monarchs and my Judicial positioo.
command thee, county executive, to take
his obssreperous biped, this legal viper
md cast him into the inrsrmost prison,
where there shall be weeping and gnash'ng
IF teeth. there TO remain until tVo days
hall have winged their fight - Go jsiler,
20! Why tarr,est thou?
And the jailer vent and said Sam went
'long With him.
The news few upon electric wings 70
very rat in Marshsll. and in solemn con-
lave they passed . reaolution-Drsod.l
rsd,-terible to feed upon his 6ssh before |
he morrow's sun; but, whereas, did the con- |
tituents Of said Sam allow him to languish |
q the dismal dungeoni Nay, verify, they |
lid 80 straixhtway TO his probate honor |
md present an instrument called habeas j
orpus. His probate honor Vas not fright
ned, neither did he weep; justice 10 inexo-
lie. Two innocent attorneys stood there BE-
ore him mingling their petitions and team
n behalf of said Sam. "LIel the prisoner
e set free" said he, ut Il IN old and i'm
,ortal maxim that liberty Is better than
leer-beer-said Sam Vas set free and
houted for joy" The hills did clap their
ands and the goats in the court house
ard did skip.
See the county archives.
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The Governor Monday morning refused to
grant . pardon to David l. Hambey Of
wsahinGton county, in the following terms /:
Defendant vss convicted in the Washing.
ton circuit ct il last October term Of the
crime Of incest and sentenced to only tvo
yssrs imPsisoament in the penitensiary.
The maximum punishment for such offence
j. seven years. imprisonment, and I regret
the maximum punishment vas not imposed.
This man il forty-six yeass old, convicted
Of de6ling snd debsuching his own daughter,
shirteea yean old-has been in the peniten-
tiary bat little more than one month-snd
respectable eentlemen Of Washing,on
county pray hs Be Psrdooed. These petit
tiooers state that, knowing or having heard
the evidence upon which he Va convicted,
ve believe him to be innocent. Tbese petit.
tJoners charge the jury With rendering .
falss verdict, and also indirectly charge the
judge With remiaoeo in bis duty, for II The
evideoee did .ot warrant the verdict, the
Judge, Of his own motion, would have set
aside the verdict and granted new trial !;
and they ak me to disregard Q verdici
rendssed By rsspecssble ciiisens Of their
county and accept their statement In lieu
thereof. Pardon refused"
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-Dosens Of Coagrsnmea are rusaing
around washiagtoa noe, endeavoring TO
get cheap hoard. and - Prsdies thst beiose
Coagres adiosms dosess Of boarding
hooas nadans will b running around
looking foe Coagrsss0ea.
IA slate hung up behind . bar l. .
sars sign that ths proprietor = tempting
Psovidesce 70 searvs his family 10 death, |"
ssys ths Eoira 0assaIs. slf Provideocs
caat do il alose, tbsssis loes 81 fellows
hanging around ioe - opportunity 10 aasist.
1t be- oitsa aeitassd our curiosity To
ind ont vhy . vo0as will spsed nix vssks
vossiaG Ios Of seallops o. 10 bottom 81
ei hsr skirt thss sobody IL ~ void bat
hssssaf viil ever ~ . sliopss. asd shsn
rus sbeat ths ssighboshsod IL % old dirty
wrapper vitbeot say btlt. ssd every oshss
butaoa busesd o..
p. &-This i 6ss coastsy.
la ths asticle hsaded sRsdesnsd," II
ysassdayb paPse. Il b sasssd thas % lsdis1
visited Jssnis 1siGp astAs tios shs hsd q
child il - Isss's ssheel yasd. and d
IL BAsoo ssPsetse ~ iaiososd. Mayo
Fsslhaese sesa0 tbss Nm. Hsshsvsy -
40 q thsss ethse ledio vkiss1 IL unfup
tssass vooaa. bss ~ psiis os1s ~ =
suos . cir q indi0usass - hasanl
esoooal Vho - ~ - Vhae - II
~ ssessqosssly ~ ssassl tAsle 60
- aBise ~.
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A BOY SHOT.
Another Accident nom the Dan.
gorous Toys.

| Several e0a0en o0tabI6oh0ene0 have oil
late flooded Ills and other localities With
circulsn and advertisements Of cheap
revolven and pistols. These announce.
@enss are especially dssisaed Tor the young,
and - The highest ambition Of boy II to
possess . pistol . great many have been
sold. These weapons OF toys Are far more
dangerous than the larger and geauine
article, - they are chesply made and
liable TO explode OF 80 Of accidentally ss
any time. A great many Of our boys have
got these dangerous thingA ssd i i the
duty Of every parent and Of our school
ieachen 70 1t once seise and coa6scste
thee hoy kilien," whenever and where
ever found. AID il should b nsds .
penal o6ense TO ell child such IN srti.
Gle.
In addition 70 the many accidents that
have heretofore happesed from this cause,
Ne are called upon to record another that
occurred Yesterday. About 4 o'clock N The
afternoon, little Barueh Murray, soa Of
Sheriff Murray, eyed II years. vas playing
With another boy. Fred. Dewey, At the
houss Of the former. The latter hsd one
Of these toy pistols. which be claimed be
did not know vas losde6. During aI
scume between The boys the pistol dropped
from Deveys hand to The 6oor He
stopped and seised il hastily, and - b did
% the weapon vss discharged.
The report Startled Tie boys and it vas
some minutes before either Of them knew
where the bullet went 70. In relsting the
sGair to BAsoo reporter this morning.
little Barseh said be "ielt kinder funny 10
ny belly. and looked down and cav the
blood. Bot wasn't scared BIZ, though"
Alter he found he ~ shot. Barach went
down stains and isiornsd bic pareass. An
examination wss nsde. and Il vas found |
that The bullet hsd entered the lower Dor. |
,ion Of his stomach, On The left side. Psa-
ing downward and lodging made. The
ball. p cslibes. passed through The
Dap Of his pants. conpussd Of eight thick |
oeses Of heavy vooIea cloth. and then |
through his shirt and drawers.
d.. Trader vss sumoooed. bat could not
end the bail. He thisks The wound 10 not
daaserous. and that Tie boy will soon re-
cover. He suffers no pain only when be i
moved.
Let . strict search Be made for thee
dangerous toya
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ROYAL PP6SM ktM&
Absolutely Pure.

mEu
asnaAst
sosus
A Ga A.AnansA n
80 s.hsa
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Special to the Banoo.
0AnsHALI, Dee. l.
Sheriff Cssoo took change Of the Office
yesssrdsy. r. H. Willis steps down and
out
The trial Of wouack, ior The murder
Of Coekrell, sill eonti.uo and will proba-
bly, not b concluded before Friday. Ex.
pert tsssinoey vill b required to pas
upon The bloody clothes and gray hsiss
ioosd upon then.
"A shoosisg a1fay as Slater. Sunday,
resulted il 90 Jessph Nsntsr receiving q
painful woond iron . deffinger. in III
hasds Of wo. =. Morris. Ths preliminary
sxsoinsssos, hsfoss Jussics Mcclure, oil
Ca.hsidss, took plses this sosnisg.
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-11sssnsAb ef s~siss.m es.esds Aas
N;Ssr Hss1 a. Ohss.diak 1sSaas t. sssrs
ssss.is1 b Suy I'm ~ easaYsa snsati.s,
esas.s 4 Ss.s sssl, die eH psA hss s;as -
h.3 - ssaass sssdh ssd y IL sP~;~ -
sahH. lo-13sSG
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Capt. Ritchey took down Jno. Brink,
this morning. to the peniieetisry, to which
be 10 sentenced for Eve yeam. Brink il .
regular gsliovs bird. and il il knosa that
. reward Of $500 u out for hin under some
other name.