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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-06-19
Indianapolis Live stock Market.

Reported by Dixon, Ravens q Co.,
Commission Merchants for the sale OF Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep and Grain.l
UNION STOCK YARDS, June IL.
CATrLE-Receipts for the last As hours, 957
head: thipped 4SS head. The market was
moderately active, with most of the receipts
selling, but at low prices. We quote: Common
cows and heifeTS, S292 go; medium, g logs;
fair to good, S. 25@3 so; good butchers heifers
and steers, SO T5g4; extra butchers and ship
pers, "a 2594 50; bulls duh ut 81 1892 so; cows
and calves dull, and hard to sell NJ any price,
slS935.
HoGs-Receipts for As hours, 2,940 head
shipped, 2.173 head. There were light receipts,
and the prices advanced 59l0c, and closed finn
AT the advance. All were sold and more want
ed. We quote: Common, 1898 20; good pack
ers and shippers, 50 3O93 40; extra, " ID; with
bu X of sales at IS 40. The tendency of the
marzet is upward.
SHEEP-Receipts, l56 head shipped. l5s head
The market is unchanged at 81 5O9S SO, and
very little doing; lambs, 495c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


OFFICE OF THE INDIASAPOLIS SKSTIS s.
MONDAY EVENING, June IL, lS7e.
The money market is quiet Rates of inter-
est are steady at s@l0 per cent.
There is stiiI fair demand for eastern ex-
change. The banks receive 1t at par and sell 1t
across the counter at l-l0@s per cent premium.
ISDIANAPoI.Is CLEARING HOUSE,
Clearings. Balances.
For the month of January .so,5l5,OO VI, l0 w
For the month of February 3,6O8,5A WI ~
For the month of March,. 4.5o4.3O0 11yzOO
For Inc month Of April.....-.. 4.S25,0O0 l,S4OO0
For the month of May......... 4,02l 900 l,0SOOO
Commercial.
Trade was quiet in the local merchandise
markets to-day, and prices were In the main
unchanged.
Cash wheat Is In light supply, with meder-
ate shipping and local milling demand.
Corn was weaker and lower under further
decline at the seaboard.
There was nothing new in provisions or pro-
duce.
GRAIN IN STORE.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Ishipm Is
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP-
OILS nARKET.

The Provision Market.
DRY SALT MEATS-Shoulders &c; clear ribs
81.
i.ARD-Prime steam nominal &C.
s. p. MEATs-Hams nominally 1000.
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GUNPOWDER-We quOte Prices III 20 % pei
keg for rife: s. 50 per keg for blasting.
HIDES-Green COW &c; green steer SIC /;
green sailed cured &c; green salted kip &c;
green salted calf lOc; dry flint 1@l2c; dry
salted lOc, damaged &c less; sheep skins 5Oc9
81 DC
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You Bet.

Richmond Free Press.l
The Hon. John 4. Neff, secretary Of state,
is spoken of as the democratic candidate for
congress in the indianapolis district, ana it is
understood that he will consent to make the
race if the democracy desire him to do SO.
Mr.. N. would make it lively for the repub-
lican candidate in that district
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IndIanapoIis Dry Goods Markel

AEulanaponb DRY 0OOuS nAarket-
BATTING-Ordinsry l09l2hzc; middling l5c;
best tissue l6c.
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING SIC; Pepperel
SIC; Stark SIC.
IIcKING-Omego 81 inch l5c; Conestoga
Medal l5c: Medal l6c; extra "a l5c; extra A
l6c: Lewiston 36-inch lSc; 81 inch l5c; 3O-inch
131zc; plaid lSc.
SHIRTING STRIPEs-American 6-3 l0c; 3-3 Sc;
Whittenden cheviots B SIC; "A l0c; AAA
52c; Xxx l21zc; Otis chevtots l0c; Everett do
lO%c; homespun &c.
PAPER CAaBRIcs-Commonc olors SIC; high
colors lie higher.
PRlNrs-American SIC; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental, Conestoga, 51zc; Richmond SIC;
Harmony 41zc; Allen 513c; Freeman &c;
STANDARD shifting prints SC; Albion solid col
ors SIC; Wamsutta 41zc; mourning prints &c;
CAsPET CaAIS-White Zoe; colored &c; COW
eTlet warp &c.
BRowN SHEETINGs-Vermont TIC; Nashville
TIC: Vaudeville TIC; Idaho nc; New Albany
&c: Stark A nc; Park A SIC; Granite B 5Zc;
Bedford r 51zc; Pepp n SIC; Pepp o &c; Pepp
r sc: Pepp 7Hc; Charter Oak SC; Lancaster
standard 71zc.
BLsACHED SHEETINGS-LOnsdale SIC; Hope
IKE; b ackstone re; Mascomen &c; Hill, 7-8.
z1zc; A re; Dwight Star SC; Waugh Xxx &C.;
Rep Dog 51zc; Quaker &c; Cambrics, Lonsdale,
13c; ioung Warrior l0Hc; Jabez Knight SIC;
Wsnsutta 111<c; New York Mills ll1zc.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoske&g 2Oc; Lewistown
A c,l<c. Stark &c; Union 21xc: Banner 2Oc;
Montaup nc: American 2lc; Harmony l9c.
~ A -
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ICour,er-Journal.1

There is looming up much evidence that
John sherman paid the expenses of the re-
publican visiting statesmen out of the
public crib. If this can be proven on John
Sherman, be must necessarily be impeached.
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When Stewards Women's hotel was
changer to hotel for both sexes the first
thing done was the erection of q bar. This
Is in the nature Of . temperance lecture.
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DRY SALT MEATS Shoulders 41zc; clear ribs
81.
- 8. P. MEATs-Hams nominally 1920.
Grsin and Flour Market.
CORN-Cash corn is in coed demand on or
ders and for shipment, but receipts are small.
call board Il: 80 o'clock:
White-No2 2, iOc bid 1. o b.
Yellow-Nominal; 35@36c.
High Mixed-36c bid I. o. b.
Mixed-35c bid (. OBJ
Rejected-33c bid.
WHEAT-No red sold at use o. l.. and same
bid for more; No amber 81 bid f. o. b., but
none in market. July delivery Is strong, with
sales at sec, and that bid at the close-92c bid
FIOUR-We quote: Fancy s. 25a5 7s; patent
s. %; family 81 5095 co: low grade 81 5Oo3 %.
OAr+No white 2I925c; mixed 2S1sc bid,
RYE-4S@50c for No2.
BRAN-s9 % bid per ton; SO asked
indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLEs-New apples are being sold at "a 5O95
per Dbl for choice.
BUTTER-shippers are paying on arrival SC,
nd Ii Is selling from store at 70Sc.
EGGs-Packers are paying &c per doz on srri-
val and sales are made from store at SC.
FEATHERs-We quote prime live geese at
HoSEY~we quote: Choice comb Ieelsc;
dark colored l09l2c; strained l09l2c.
PoULTRY-We quote: Turkeys, alive. sc per
ID: ducks 81 . per doz; ROSTERS 81 50 per doz;
hens " ~ per dozi geese, IuH teaIners, C. oO
per doz.
ONIoNs-New are selling at s2Cd2 so per Dbl.
GREEN VEGEFABLES-We quote: Peas 81 Sd
per bbi; snap beans 81 259l so per bu; toma-
toes 75cGSl per box.
STRAwBERRIEs-We quote choice at SI96 per
stand.
GOosEBERRIEs-SI 80 per bush.
RAsPBERRIES-G seas per stand.
CURRAN TS-si 5OC92 per bu.
CHERRIES-Are sold at So 5O90 per stand.
CABBAGE-We quote at 81 75Q2 per Dbl.
POTATOEs-New, choice, 81 7S92; small 81 30
per Dbl: old 3Od35c per bu.
DRIED FRUITs-We quote: Peaches, halves,
at 49Sc; apples 394c.
BEANS-We quote: New navy, clean white,
81 % per bu: common 75@S0c per bu.
indianapolis Grocery Market
CoFFEEs-Ordinary grades of Rios l51zgl6c;
good to fair l614@l7c; prime 17z9lSc; choice to
fancy 1S1z9l91zc; Java 24@12SC.
CHEESE-Prime new mild is held at TIC
SIC.
MoI.AssEs AND SYRUP-New Orleans molasses
soc for common to fancy.
RICE-We quote: 61<a51<c for Carolina.
SUGARs-We quote: Refined A 91%9g1sc; of
A 9@91<c; extra G 99914c; hard 1O1z9l0tzc;
circle and B SIC; yellow T49oc.
SOAP-We quote: Tousey's German 41395c
per Id; other German 6@61zc per Id; white
Russian pressed cake IS 2595 70; Rabbits SIG
Is per box.
CANDLEs-We quote: Hotel l9a2Oc; star can
dies l50l6c; common pressed l39l4c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

AUthe right. title, Interest an claim Of Caro-
line Beck, OF, Ia and 10 tho following described
real cstate. via;
i certain Tract Of land situate In Elk Licz twp,
somerset county. Pa, eUutalning 80 acres. more
or less. ut which there are about 50 acres cleared
anl S acres in meadow. with a cabin dwelling
house and log barn thereon erected. adjoining
lands OF Folks heirs, William g. L.iyenguOd and
others. with the 6ppurtenances.
Taken in execution as the property Of Ctroii3c
Beck, at the suit OF a.. J. C0!barn.
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Edeubur2, RIA Destroyed.

PI%TTsBuRG, Pa, 0cs IA spe.
cisl dispatch from EdeLbcrg, Pa to
The Commercial Gazette, gives The
particulars Of the des rucliOD If that
place by ire yesterday morning The
ire broke out at $3.50 o'clock, in the
rear of Wiibur's livery sable, Main
street. ana, spreading rapidly, sO0n
swept over the entire block. The
hremen We're promptly on hand, but
their efforts we're paraly zed by IN
suficieLey Of water. The total loss
is estimated at from $3.50. 600 to $780,.
600; Insured largely. Two hundred
and twenty FIVE buildings were burn
ed, and the town is almost complete.
ly destroyed. Maci snfferiag already
exists. \ relief committee has been
organized. contributions of food rom
the adjacent towns and farmers 10
the vicinity are being distributed to
the homeless. The principal losers
are the Oil Well Supply Company,
$50 600; Travis, livery stable, loss
heavy; Flynn Il Hamm, SIS, 600; Ben,
net House, Sl2, coo; E~denburg House.
10000, NJ. Il Church and parsonage.
$4,000; Chalfaut & Graf, herd ware,
s25. 000; Exchange Hotel, SIG, geo;
g. Simons. t~ohacconist, s.. 800; l.
Waller, grocery, $4,000; and De
France Il Usry. druggists, ST GOO
The amount Of insurance carried ID
the town is large. The depot, war
house, Union Express ofice aud Post
ciice were destroyed The FIRE is be
lieved TO have been the work Of au
inceadiary.
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south Carolina pan.

WASHINGTON, October l4-Let
tiers received here from South Carroll,
na represent that the Democrats Goa.
tinue 10 refuse t. allow Republican
meetings to be held without dividing
the time with their opponents. A
the same lime the Democrats ALSO
lutely refuse to divide the time ..
their meetiogs vi h The Republicans
The Democrats etfurce their demaLi
for a division If time with the RepSb.
licaas By the aid e the Sac mill ia
companies, armed with guns furnish.
ed by the United States GoveEomeni
at the request Of Wade Hampton
and Senator Butler.
All the accounts agree that The
Democrats are trying to terrorize tie
Republicans, aad that Wade Hamp
ton is doing nothing to protect the
latter in their rights. 10 me Di. trict
represented by Congressman Small,
the Democrats have q body Of ffty
armed men to ride t. every point
where a Republican meoting is call
ed, anu demand a division Of time,
and when this is refused, they boldly
break the meeting IN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Horrible Hatchery.

EVANSVILLE, IND Oc.ob>r ia
young man named Neil met an cid
farmer named GIrhart 10 a saloon at
Burke City, KY, Saturday light, aud
after drinking started hoaie win HIM
to spend the night. 1t The house
Neil invited the old man TO drink,
when his son int-Tposed & th young
men drew their knives, bat Neil got
the advantage after suffering danger
wounds and plunged bis weapon
Into his antagonist. At this pOiat
young GarhaIt's mother appealed 10
Neil To spare her SOD, ben lie drove
his knife to her heart, killing her in
stantly. lie then ripped young Gar
hart's abdomen open, 50 Chat lis en-
trails p%.oiTgded. a yonpgerson Of the
farmer, who went 10 bis brothers res
cue, also receised some severe flesh
wounds at NeiI's hands. Neil theu
fed, and eiuded capture ultil Mon
dav, when be was secured and bella
in sea GOO bail
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Ia 1864 shr greenback dollar won't.
bug Two ,aFd. ,f calico. Nov Il
wlsi hug sixteen Ia 1864 The mS.
iugmsn's 81 80 frr a days N9t
would buy ihsee ,sr'i- If calic,, f 4
bis wife. NJ" nls 81 a day vii buy
b.r sixteen.
Ia 1864 il iovk the iag rec, u az
lag al 81 90 day, t~~eass-tw aud
one-half days - earn eaoGsh l., boy
a barrel Of PORK NV. If he o4iy
gets 81 q day, he eau buy Il barl ia
eight or Zine days.
In 1861 ibe ptic. 81 u days labor
81 50-sas opal 10 tLa or three
yafd~ # brown musin. Now The
price Of . days l.1ar-SI-is tauaI
20 thas Of twelve aga oue-half yards
of brown muslin
In 1861 day l4b1, at 81 80
would bay L gallon q mulasses
Now a days work at 81 will buy
two ard one bali gallons Toledo
BiGde.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

IF the Republicans stand by tneir
colors this fall, q glorious victory is
assured. Hoyt will sweep the State
from the Delaware to the Ohio. Ey-
cry Republican who has a vote should
go to the polls and cast it for the full
State, district and county tickets
Let this be done and our victory will
be the greatest won for years. Penn
sylvania is Republican all over, and
it is the knowledge of this that indu,
ces the Democrats to labor so hard
10 divide and distract our vote. They
know and fear our strength, when
we are unitei.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

CoFFRoTn's lapdoodie is very thin.
He is trying to make votes by the
declaration that il elected to Con
gress he will vote for the repeal Of
The Resumption Act. As the Act
goes into effect on the Grst day of
January next, about eleven months
before be could get into Congress, if
elected, and as President Hayes will
remain in ofhce for two years and
three months after the next meeting
OF Congress, and bis veto may be re-
lied upon if a repeal bill should be
parsed, it can be judged just how
much the Generals promise amounts
TO. His promise to make soft soap a
legal tender would be just as valu-
able.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

In the language of The Augusta
| Chronicle, There was q graUd tri-
umpb Of the Hampton policy at
Sumter on the l2.n This was the
day on which the Republican meet
ing was to be held at Sumter. The
night before q conference Of leading
Democrats was held to determine on
a programme. They decided to ig.
more the circular Of the Attorney
General, and demand a division Of
time. At ) O'Clock on the morning
OF the l2th they began operations BY
firing the LEGAL canon. At 5 o'clock
the Columbia flying artillery came
on The ground, and, in the language
Of the Chrpnicle reporter, "opered
Gre with two Geld pieces, and kePt it
up ell day until after the meeting.'
Three thousand Democrats assem-.
bled in the town with two bands.
There was 20 call for q Democratic
meeting. remember. There was sim
ply q call TO break up q Republican
meeting, and all this firing of cannon
and parade of force was to iatimidate
the colcred MEG.
The Republicans assembled at the
oolorea church, bat the principal
speakers announced failed to appear.
The Republicans declined 10 hear
the Democratic orators, aad dispeFs-
ed. There were several distuFban-
ces; 10 one case a white man, 80 years
old, defying the Democrats. He was
seized, however, and taken home
The Democrats, after the Repub-
licaDs had dispersed, organized a
meeting and boastad that they had
skillfully avoided 'the trap act fJr
them by the Washington Radicals,
and had gained ell their points with
out striking a blow"
The Chronicle announces that the
Republican psrly in Sumter County,
aud in the entire State, is dead and
buried by q strict adherence to he
Hampton policy. As to Governor
Hampton, toe Chronicle says: al
though absent in person, be was pres
ent in spirit, and was ably represent
ed by Hagood, Thompson, END Noise.
of his cabinet: Fraser, County Chair
mar Dargan and Earle, Ct his stall
Richardson Congressional nominee,
and many other rue and tried men.
There is general satisfaction ct the
result of to-day's work, and absolute
c~onfidence in success in November"
This picture of how the Democratic
canvass in Soata Carolina is %eonduet-
ed tells the whole story. NJ e1m
ments needed. The Republicans arc
struggling against an armed sad
well organized force, With Wade
Hampton al commander.
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Thur. dog, November :. ISIS,

I az : O'Clock L. NJ. the Glowing real estate, viz
NJ l. HONS farm, containing iCl acres, murc
or 3 =. ii "a ite In QustndhoniDg township. adj In
{ ing ln4s of WA H. Miller, samuel J.. Miller.
Harry Shl;ler aud others. with Swiss barn.
dwell ng-hsuse. AMI other On: b~uillinzs thereon
( e~rcctei: H1c orchard 90 fruit trees. with 80 acres
IN mea ow, 10 acres clear and in good state OF
cul iYtten.
No. Aist farm. Sn0wn as the Witt farm.
cOltainius IL acres. adjoining Jacob :. Miller.
Harry Shaffrr and others, in 0uemahauinz twp q.
0l which " acres are clear, ~ acres in meadow
with huUss anJ barn IN ,reon erected.
Nos. 'iso. a tsrnl. known as the Spangler
I EIrfa. in GurmahUuing township, containing rs
acres, All 'iuing lauds Of Franklin Harnhart,
jacob = Miller and others. % which iGO acres are
clear, : aeres in meadow. With house and barn
: thereon erected.
/ No. . eiS,, q Erm, Known as the Smith farm,
in Somerset township, cn3jai1ing 10 acres, al
luiniag lands Of Herman Shsfer. Franklin Barn
hart, AMI others, with dweiling-h house, stable and
other buildings thereon erected, % acres are Gle n
Goi 10 acres IA meadow.
No. .. AlsB a tract &C land taken from the
Ephraim Shaiicr farm in Somerset township. con-
tanning " acres, adjoining lands Of Josiah Good.
Harry ShaHeT and the wilt farm. all q which Il
clear and under a good state Oienfivatien.
These farms are within one mile OF the Cheese
Fartoiies OF Sage, Burreli y 20.
TFRMS-One third IN hand, on confirmation
OF sale. Dnc-th.ri In six months AMI ene-thiri m
ote year from day Of sale. With ia,erCst On deierf-
ell payments from day 81 sale
The Assignee viii give additional
to persons desiring 10 purchase.
Oct. Is. StoYstoTn, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

The Johnstown Democrat is whin-
ing about the attacks made on COT
froth's record, and yillainousiy abuses
General Campbell as the author and
instigator of it. That paper wss the
6rst in this district to attack Cof-
froth's political record, but that was
before be was nominated. 1t eharg-
ed that be could not be trusted, that
be betrayed his party when in Con-
gress, disposed Of g cadetship that
belonged to his district, TO q person
outside Of it, that be was o friend of
corporations-parsieularly of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company-an
enemy Of the interests Of Western
Pennsylvania, and demanded that
"an honest man, a sterling Democrat
aud devoted patriot be nominated,
which according to its own allegation,
Cogroih vas not. And now, be.
cause his record, tc WHICH it coyertly
alluded ia a sneaklDg way, has been
published, it whimpers over, aud lies
about it, and throws mud at his com.
petitor, General Campbell.
Crow isn'ttoothsome eating We sup
pose, bpt the Democrat served up this
Congressional bird, and it cannot
avoid ~partakiDg Of the savory dish.
Shut your eyes and open your mouth
old fellow. yoU are bouad to swallow
IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Ii is becoming u matter Of deep
interest to the friends of Samuel
Barclay, Benjamin Kline and Jonas
McClintock, as to which Of the three
is to be seaiped at the coming elec-
ton. Every voter, with half al eye
knows that Cofiroth add Turner
have struck hands. and the proof is,
if any was wanted, that they have
doye-tailed the Democratic and
Greenback meetings together. At
the same time the Dem00rG! publish
es McClintock as its only candidate
for Commissioner, Will tie LUiiettn
has the names hoisted Of Barclay aud
Kline That somebody is bound &c
be fooled is q self evident fact. and
which Of the three, is the painful
question their friends are trying to
solve. Now, as this is Q0at0th's
dicker, 1t is not hard for o man up a
tree TO decide where his interests
lie. He wants GreenbGck RepubIi.
can votes, and to get these, be must
pay al equivalent. Commissioner
is the only County Office which the
Democracy is sure to get, except the
worthless one Of Auditor, and as the
Greenbackers are not fools, and are
"on the make" the only sure thing
they can get ia return for their votes
for Coffroth is the Office Of Commits
sioner, and that they have doubtless
bargained for. OF course Coffro,h
will deny, and vow. AID protest that
this is not 60, aad Turner viii dc
Likewise, but did any one ever know
the parties to a corrupt bargain
admit the facts? IL takes two to
make q bargain. Bargains are mol
mate without az equivalent, and ii
Is q patent faes that Coffroth aud
Turner nave bargaiaed. All COT
rath's political friends know that Ae
sannot be trusted, where self is con
cerned, Gnd il has been proven by
bis published letter, that Turner is as
slippery as on eel. Now, only n OF
these three candidates has a possi'
BILE chance of being elected, and two
are bound to be fooled. Kline is
considered The strongest Of the two
Greenbackers, and therefore Barclay
must go to the wall; then it is just
as certain, that McCliDtock is to be
traded of. 1t is not cur funeral, but
this is tie view we take Of il, and We
will stand by it I'll the vote is count
ed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Ii has been frequently charged
that the Greenback party is commu
nistic in its tendencies, and that 1t is
really based on the principles held by
the Revolutionists of France, during
the Reign Of Terror, when that infa.
nous organization s~sssssinated off
cials, priests and bishops. That this
charge is rot uafounded is eyidenc.
ed by a series Of pamphlets now be-
ing circulated from the "Headquar-
ters Of the National Greeuback par.
tyn at Chicago, of which the n. Y.
Tribune says: For example, in one
Of these tracts, oBtitled Hot Drops
No. g." we ind a demand for the
organization Of Greenback clabs 10
every district, aud the assembling of
delegates from those clubs in a body
which, il is asserted, will be to all iu-
tents and purposes a Congress,
and The tract then proceeds thus;
This assembling Of wise and patri-
otic men, who are intelligent enough
to be Independent, will declare i
Committee Of safety, whose business
it will be to watch the work Of Leg
islatures and others, and whenever a
President, a Cabinet Officer, a Judge,
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aaraer ofan oid Woman.

DEIRoIT, Oct. ia murder Of
the most horrible character was com
mit,ed iu this city early this morning.
Mrs. Matte Farrell, 2 widow IS
years old, living in what is kao@n as
the Potomac quarter Of the city, WIGS
found beside Der led with great eio,s
Of blood oOziag through her b4ir,
aad 40 examination Il the 6,dy
showed a cash four inches long Oh
the light temple TIE bead ana
fece we're considerably bruised and
the neck broken Henry Languade,
a worthless character, snd sag II
Mrs. Farrell By her arst husband.
has been arrested en- suspicion. A.
inquest is now 10 progress.