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SUDDEN DEATH OF A DANTE.


CAREER OF THE NOTORIOUS roRTER ROCK
WELL ESDED-HIs CONVICTIONS FOR MURDER
AND IMPORTANT REVELATIONS THEREAFTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FOUL PLAY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
!. SALT LAKE,, Utah, Juno ., 1878
The notorious Porter Rockwell diod hore In a sta.
Die this evening at six O'Clock. He under indct-
for the OF tho Akin party OF enaigrants
1857 and to be tried at The September term 0!
the FIRST District Court District Attorney vanzilc
had . pretty sure case worked up against him. aud
thinks no would secured his conviction, IN
which case Rockwell had promised his attorneys 10
make a, confession OF all his crimes aud givo the
names Of those who wcrc guilty with him. He was
usually we'll yesterday and attended tho theatre IN
the evening.
DAxirEs SUSPECTED.
He was driving some distance from the city to-day,
and his return 10 tho stable got out OF his buggy
and died almost Instantly. II Is thought, IN view Uf
facts In Tho case, that he fouy dealt with by
some oil his fellow Dahites. post-lnortem will be
held tomorrow morning. He was about sixty years
o
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AIMING THE POLICE.

THE APPLICATION OF lHg MAYOR OF PHILA.
DELPHIA 70 THE SECRETARY OF WAR DE.
cLINED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1878
Some time ago Mayor Stokley forwarded an applica.
iioa to the Secretary Of War Tor be used BY
the police OF this city 10 genccs that might arise
from tho agtatons that active socialistie
labor circles Last summer, whom the labor rots
broke out, the Mayor was TO large extent hampcrcd
ny insufficient force, but by the Judcious reinforce
incnt OF governments troops ho was enabled 10 qucll
the troubles that ut time looked threatening.
The following reply was received BY His Honor:-
WAR DEPARTMENT.. WAsmIscroS cirr. une q. 1879.
SIR no Application recently AIDE for the loan
OF uskcs has been by Governor Hartrauf This
department. has authority OF law 81
the state authorities What intended to In my
cent letter that only DO furnished
the state under and with the law governing
the armin OF the militia That law does not authorize
loan out provides IN annual appropriation 81 $40 UOo
which DO used furnish the state. The
when divided among the States found to DO made
quue, Tut Il canEot be lawfully cxcseded. am advised
b the Chief Of Ordnance that the state of
has oserdtawn her both this aud the next,
ana An emergency only would justly advance have
the honor 10 be- respectfully obedent servants
GEORGE ". McCKtRY. SO cretary OF War.
Hon. WILLIAM >. STokLEY. Mayor OF PhiiudelphiA.
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From OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Juno Q, 1878.
MIscHIEvoUs MEASURES LIKELY TO COME UP
DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE SESSION
FEARS FOR THE APPROPRIATIONS BILLS.
lively II not bosicrous and miscnievous tImo
Is likely 10 be tho record the remainder oil tho
sion Of Congress. Under tho OF The House IL is
allowable TO move a suspension Of the rules,
by a two-;hirds vote, during the morning
hour on Mondays, and at any time during
the last SIX days Of the session AS the session ex-
pires on the 17th inst opportunity Is now afforded
TO tho val ,ous dcmagogues OF the nouseo get their
projects before Congress by simple motion 10
pend tho rules II Is believed hat tho Bland
bill Tor tho indefinite and unrostraincd
coinage OF tho silver dollar Of 4l2k grains
will be offered among the first OF these ind that vote
will DO forced upon II to put members upon tho
record. The Postal Savings bi 10 allow any body 10
deposit anything from quarter dollar IN tho post
Offices WIN also be pressed for consideration.
The fear that the obstruction the removal OF these
measures Will mako will retard tho appropriation
bills that extension OF the session win DO nccos-
sary, failing this that extra session VIII have 10
be called by the rrosdcnL
CHINESE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR CORPS
COMING TO THE UNITED Stalls.
Notwithstanding our frequent treaties and extensive
commercial relations with China. that country has
never boon represented here even by SO humble n
diplomatic official a consul consular agent, but
the State Department ADVISED that the present gov
eminent OF China is about to send iul diplomatic
and consular corps and it Is probable that tho next
Pacific mail steamer arriving at San Francisco will
bring the Chinese Minister fienpotcr t'aIy and his
suite and possibly some of the consus who are to DO
stationed IN larger ports OF entry The arrival OF
the Chinese Minister will doubtless make quito
sensation In diplomatic circles at Washington.
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A MISSOURI POLLING CUSTOM.
From the Chicago Times. May 1871

ST Louis, May 10 1878.
Tho late Senator Bogy used to Illustrate tho settled
character or the average Mssouran's political faith
by story OF his experience when living south
tern OF the State Tho country districts OF
that section always good tor n full vote. No
matter tho weather circum stances the returns
always showed the cntiro strength OF DO III partic
occasion he h,ppoGei 10 spend day al the polling
place OF oil these country districts Tho voting
went on in tho ordinary manner until about three
O'Clock 1ncn tho judges took tho list, and going
the names OF all who had not appeared, thoy voted
every IT, the other OF the Judges vouch.
Ing rest Tor tho respective voters political
objections, aid his vote being cast Tor the candidate
OF his party. Upon inquiry Bogy said ho found ihat
this practice The country districts,
being allowed to lose his vote II any OF the
judges knew watch party no belonged, and II Was
seldom they canio across voter the Inst whose
political complexion could not DO promptly giyon.
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THE WAR AT AN END.
RECALL OF TIE AMERICAN ARMY OFFICERS
PROM LURoPE.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HER,LD1
WASHINGTON, Juno 0. 1878.
rho ond OF tho between Russia and Turkey 10
officially recognized by tho United States government
u wc may construc order issued by General
sherman recalling the army officers sent abroad ns
military attaches OF our legations At ST. Pclcrsburr
nopo and Vienna. - observe tho operations
Of the opposed armies In tho ncld.
~Major General W. Is. Hazen, colonel Sixth Infantry,
who attached TO tho legation To Austria and
placed the Danube ut Tho Hungarian frontcr, Is
ordered to return home and resume command OF hts
regiment which ~ In Dakota
General Alexander Chambers, lieutenant colonel
Infantry 10 ordered to return and report
IN como end of the recruiting depot on Governors
Island, New York barbor Ho was sent 10 Constan-
tinopIc, but tho Turks jealous OF everybody
but Engiishmcn that no unable to OBJ pcrmis
sion Join the forces operating IN the hcld or even
10 examine the fortilcations ABOUT Constxntinope.
tenant Francis v. Greene, Corps oil Engineers,
IL ordered 10 return from Russia and report him self
10 General Humphreys, Chief Of tho Corps of ED-
cneers, for assignment 10 duty. Lieutenant Greene
vas the only officer sent abroad who saw any Of tho
operations In tho field. lie was present al tho cap
turc Of 0smau Pacha and IN one OF tho assaults In
tno mountains behaved SO CALAMITY that hs was deco
rated By the Emperor for bravery.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HIRALD.
NEWPORT. Il. l.. juno o. Is

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HrRALD.1
NEWPORT, r. l., juno 0, 1878.
Another OF tho murderers OF William Gardner, q
Narragansett Indian, in his cabin the Indian
crvaion in this State, February H. 1867, Is now In
the State Prison. Olnicl Primas Charles Hoxio and
William Hnny were engaged IN tho killing Primas
Hany mado their escape, and Hoxio was arrested
and IS now serving out lilo sentence In tho State
Prison for tho Tho accomplish referred Is
Prinas, scafarlng man. who was arrested In New
Bedford last night He afrms his innocence and also
tho innocence Of Hoxc. lie iurtnor statos thnt the
iuta blow by Huny, who Is believed 10 DO
dead Hoxie, who Is IN prison, states this afternoon
ing OF Gardner's relations with Hangs sister.
Hany wanted Primas and Hoxio to with HIM TO whip
Gardner. They camo to tho house In tho evening.
Gardner escaped without clothes, and ran into the
woods pursued by the three. He soon stumbled and
fell whom Hany ana Prlmas whipped him as no lay
tho ground with switches cut IN Tho thckeL They
lott him. surprising that no would get up and so bono
Instead OF doing SO nc died whore he hud been
logged
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PEACE IN CUBA.

DEPARTURE OF THE LEADERS OF THE INsUR-
REcrIoS FOR ST. THOMAS.
HAVANA, Juno 0, 1878.
Captain General Joveilar yesterday received fol-
lowing official tecgram:-
LAS TuSAs. Juno 7, 1873.
Al sevon O'Clock this morning the man of war
Gumdalquivir sailed from Manati Bay for ST. Thomas,
having board the so-caed Gsneral-I IN Chief and
latest President Of the Cuban Republic Major General
Vicente Garcia, and his companions.
SINGING Dgux
A .To Deum" was sung this morning in tho Havana
Cathedral for the restoration OF peace in tho presence
OF the Captain General tho authorities ana largo
congregation. Private ronorts say Marines Campos
will arrive in Havana about the middle OF The week.
He engaged In tho peace festivities at Santiago
de Cuba-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or TfIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Juno 10-l A. N. }


WAR DgPARTAExT.
OFFICE OF TrE CniEY SIGNAL OFFICER!
WASHINGTON, juno 10-l AN.
indications.
For Tho owor lake region anu Middle Staoe, falling
and iow followed by rising baromoicr brisk and high
castcrly winds shifting TO north cool rainy
followed from tho westward by warmer clearing
weather.
For New England. rising followed BY falling ba-
ronetcr; winds shifting to northeast and southeast
noarly stationary Temperature; cloudy, rainy and
stormy weather.
For the South Atlantic Stacs falling and stationary.
followed by rising barometer. brisk and tho North
Carolina coast high sou,heriy winds, varying TO west
criy. and ram areas, succeeded by warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
For tho Gut States higher PRESSURE clear or partly
cloudy weather. occasional light rains. md warm
southcrly winds, shifting temporarily to cooler
nor, ncriy over the interior.
For Tennessee and tho ohio Valley, rising baromo-
tor, nearly stationary temperature, west to north
winds, and rain areas, followed by clear or partly
cloudy weather
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys. higher pressure, northcastto
northwest winds. stationary slightly higher tom
pera,urcs and clear or partly cloudy weather. except
possibly occasional light In tho two nrst dis.
tricts.
Tho Cumberland, Tennessee and ONO rivers and
those In the fiddle Statos viii rise.
Caut,onary signals continue at Toledo, sandusky.
Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, smitnvillc Wilmington,
Cape Lookout, Cape Hattoras, Knty Hawk. Capo
Henry, Norfolk, baltimore, Lewes, Cape Nay. At.
lanlic City, Barncgat, Sandy Hook, aud ordered
for Now York, New Haven, New London. Ncwptst,
Woods Hole, Boston. rnatchors Island, Oswego and
Rochester
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DISHONEST OFFICIALS ARRESTED.
lDY TELEanApH TO THE nEEALp. ]

PniLLIpsBrRG, ". j.. June 0, 1878
Tho investg cation into tho financial affairs OF War
rem county, by the Now Board OF Freehoders. has
not only resul,cdin uncarthiLg great frauds but in
tho arrest ioday OF two members OF tho old Board.
Charles strador, mombcr from Washington ana
Dr. H. NJ. Cox, a member from Mansfield township,
on bench warrant Issued by Judge Kcrns, upon tho
charge or raising orders from small to greater
amounts, and forgery. They were admitted to bail
in tho sum OF 81, 500 zach. Warrants nave beer
issued for other moiLb ers OF the old Board one OF
whom has fed TO Now York, and tho recent clerk,
Dr. Madison, has sailed for France. The County Col
ector Is expected, will turn states evidence, aud
expose the whole affair. Hc admits having paid
81 200 certain members OF Board HIS
appointment Tho Office Is worth about 5000
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT.
INK TELEGRAPH Z, TIE HERALD

INK TELEGRAPH - THE HERALD.
EAsToy. Pa. juno o, 1878.
The following Is tho proeramme adopted yesterday
for tho Cemmebcemcnt OF Lafayette Coicgc:-Sun
day, 30 BaccaIaurca:o sermon By President ..
CaticI Anniversary OF Drancro Society and addrts IS
by q. J. y. Williams, President, Monday, Jane -.
Senior Class day, Tuesday, juno "a Alumni day. re.
UNIONS Of Washington and Franklin societies and Of
the casses, and Co nmc Bcencnt address by j i.
Williams, OF tho Class oi "a, and presd,n at Cnttelrs
lcvoe, "Wednesday, Juno 20 Commencement day,
orations by members Of the ciass ahd comforting OF
degrees. Thursday, June %. Examination day OF
candidates tor admission, Friday, June -.
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PHILADELPHIA SOCIALISTS.
pnilApxLrnrA, June o. 1877

PHILADELPHIA, June ., 1879
Tho socialists hero had arranged TO engage a hall
for mass meeting next Tuesday evening, but on
gong pay the rent tncy were told that tho Mayor
had requested the proprietor not TO permit me meet
ing TO DO held there An Indignation meeting was
held last night, At which somo strong language
against tho action oi tho Mayor was INDUCED In
Arrangements wcro made for another hall
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you have madc IN your man uiactures. During my
present irip. which has been a very fast and busy
one. Gs you may easily imagine, have not had an
hosr W spare Tor any purpose not immediately con-
h"ctci Win iny mission. But in November hope to
return and VISIT your leading manufacories and VIII
men also continue toe present work Of urging upon
Congress the commercial treaty when. hope, will
meanwhile have been adopted BY tho Franco-Ameri-
can Congress In ParEn
This concluded the interview, and, wishing the
aInabIc French economist .boa uoyagc the writer
took his leave
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MURDER OF A HUSBAND.

[BT TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, June Q, 1878.
despatch from Burkeviile states that coiorcd
woman named Jennie Miller nearly beheaded her hus-
band, Anderson Miller, with an axe this morning
while ut the breakfast table The motive OF tho ter
ribe a1fair.is not stated, but Is said TO be family
feud Tho would-bo IN urdcrcss arrested ana sent
tor Indictment bail being refused
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BURGLARY AT KINDERHOOK.

ALBANY. n. Y, June o. 1878.
AT Undertook, Friday night last, the residence
oil Mr. James MIX jcweer OF this CITY, was entered
by burglars aud robbed OF 81. 900 worth OF prop
crty consisting OF diamonds Watches. jewelry. two
camel hair shawls, two SILK dresses, &c. Mr. Mix
offers reward Of $500 Tor the arrest oil the thieves
ana recovery oil the property
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MIR. BRYAAT's CONDITION.

Tho condition Of Mr.. William Cullen Bryant last
evening WAS not as favorable II has been for tho
past few days. but his physicians anticipate change
within the ensuing twenty four hours
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COKONERS' CASES.

Ann Fitzsimmons. sixty-nve years OF ago, OF No.
1il Hudson street. died suddenly yesterday.
Tho body OF au infant found in the hallway Of
No, 2S Rose street yesterday.
Charles Granan, tnirty-hve years OF ago, tagcn
SICK yesterday morning In the Fourth precinct
ton house ana dicd before tho arrival OF ambu.
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CHARGED WITH POISONING.

81. MARY's, Ont, June Q, 1878.
DR.. Ford been arrested the charge Of poison
Ing Mir. Robert Guest Thursday night last An In.
quest Is being held Tho affair croatos intense excite
ment here. Ford was formerly Mayor OF this town
aud Grand Master l. o. y. Y. The motive Tor tho
deed Is unknown. Gucst was prominent grocer
hrcp.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mile. Marie Roze Is ut tho Everett Albert d. Shaw,
United States Consuia Togonto Is at tho Hoffman.
Lieutenant Comypandor Charles W. Tracy, United
States Navy, Is at the 81 Nicholas Orlow W. Chap.
man. OF Bingnamton, and Judge I. c. Sears. OF KAN
sas, arc at the Fifth AvcEuc.
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cession Of France and Italy to the Conference Is re-
garded here as piece OF GOOD fortune for Us.
Professor Francis A. Walker. Of Yale College. Is
spoken Of as likely to be named the head OF the
American commissioners
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show The changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty hours, In
parison with tho corresponding date or last yoar
indicated by tho thermometer ut nudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2is Broadway
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SERIOUS S'rADBING AFFRAY.
PHILADELPHIA, June ., IS;

PniLApxLrait, June q, 1873
During an alteration about twelve O'Clock last
night Joseph Fiack stabbed Charles Link In tho lets
sids with knife Both men werc under tho nnu.
eucs OF liquor Fiacx was arrested. Link ~ IN q
dangerous condition tonight
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EARLY vEGE TABLES COMING.
[DY TELEGnApH 10 THE HERALD.
Nournfk u sIunc n IL

NORFOLK, VI, Juno Q. 1873.
Tho steamer Wyanokc sailed at seven o'clock last
evening with 20 200 packages OF vegetables Tor tho
New York market, and the 0.d Donipion leaves at
eleven o'clock with an equally large qnantity. All
ino outgoing steamers night Tor the Northern cities
carried extraordinary shipments Of market truck.
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A POSITIVE FACT OF THE AGE Is THE GER
tinty OF relief afforded In skin diseases by GISSs SUI
SOAR.
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A.-THE BEST AND MOST STYLISH SUMNER
Hans manufactured and sold by EspESsCuIED. llG
Ma. Al.
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APoLLNARIS
MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERYEsOENr.

Approved by the Academic Medicine OF France, ana
IT'S sale in France authorized by special order Of tho
tfcnch government.
ndedIDy tho highest medical authorities ip Nea
York
"A great relief for scasickness."
"A delightful bcvera age"
Far superior to vichy. Seltzer any other"
Most grateful and reire singh
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior TO all for
daily free from all the Croton
ana artihcially aeratcd waters"
'Impregnated only with its gas"
Useful ana very agreeable
lcalthul and we'll suited tor dyspepsia and Of
acute disease"
Mildly Antaeid; ssrees well with dyspoptes and whore
by far tho agreeable alone mixed with wine
useful in catarhs Of stomach bladder and govt"
Not only "A luxury. but n necessity"
DO had Of all Wine Merchants Gr1ers Druggists
IMMORAL Water Dealers hroushous the Unscd Ststs and,
Wholesale OF
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COOKS 1MPERIAf.-EXTRA DRY
For excellence challenge all imported champanvs;
American Vino Company Iouis For sale PARK 3
TlLFDID and ACklsk. MERkAI.L K ca.
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fREDERICK DE BARY 4 CO.
Nos IL and - Warren st.,

Solo Agents
Nos III and - Warren st..
New York.
Every genuine bottle bears tina registered YELLOW
pictorial label OF .ns
ApoLLlSAAIS COMPANY (LIMIrED). LONDON
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fsvs. 400 stsmpa
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a Ea'7' and Interesting Feature
EuaaEFIELD ADVERTISER.
Sou,'' Carplina's Beloved Sons

GN Yi"%":A:, nanr.- md n"i, '..r, ,v-i go.
Atl from "hivi"n. th..ut the lst nf July. the
Advertiser VIII hrg II ;:.c publication OF series
al BiocrIp..i' III S"cirlc-. giving, IN synopsis.
Tie lives "t in'nv prominent anl distinguished
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columns each wr"k. r,,i..iii :" tn. !nIl iniI
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and EOod men al Ih" past >urh selections Rave
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Cows. Pirern- ilill and ~.,u Gov l. NJ i;ut.
Ter. Colonel at tir Paiu.rti" Regiment. Sr,irtnr
LoGi> i. Ni"fal!. Judge ONral. Grn. Wa!dv
THOMPSON tirn. James Jones. Edmund Bacon
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Mnior Jarh Letter lI"n Preston H."nk> t;nv
:. d. Miller aud Others " ho>r NAMES we i,:.vc
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such men ~ Hon. j l. t.;tr"I!. ,;ov NJ l.. Bon
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IT, q. VI. Duu"VLnt. tri> kr,>l,nw kcnIr,!y
Logan t",i"r. Ni.l,cv. Mrt;"wIn iil.nnd
and b." Cots Thnrn. q H,c":. ri om:,, g.
Lamar. j.-rrh Ahncv. " 4 Mnra.nc. Speaker
John &. ShrlIrnd. col. Arthur ~ink,i> Gen.
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who-,' n,.mr~ >hal ,'crur tu ~ ~ iiIuir. sub
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COLUMBIA S. c., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2S, rs

reading this sworn testimony. will
sign Il petition for Kate Southern $
pardon. Governor Colquitt did right.
lie weighed the evidence carefully.
and displayed both Justice and In-
manity in his decision. y crime
has been committed. II woman killed
another III her fathers house, after
she had been received kindly hy her
parcnts--and then To demand of the
authorities that she sh;sll gn free is
prcp"stero"s. II such All act were
pardoncd. the doing so w"nid br Il
mockery of law. Crime already has
too much iiccncc hccamsc the stat
utcS are not rui,:rc.,l
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McCREERY & BROTHER.

NJ cCtLEEtL I & BROTHER.
Nllu are exhibiting Oh t!lelr "BAEGAIN
w COT TIERS" complete lines Of Goods.
marked 10 arrice that vii! insure ready sale
for CASH. We intcmd doing Live Business
this Summer. aud will offer weekly, Goods at
>uch prices that will interest you. : follows:
Dress G"o'!> worth 30 nj 2ic.: wOrtl, 25 ut l2lc
Prints best worth 81 at &c. wnrth 81 at DC
~ Aniro-'"=.in Erach - ccnts.
~ standard worth III cents NJ 10 cents.
Be>: make Slack S,lks,a spec ia!ty from ,5c -
Fancy and stripe and Check Silks .O:. to soc.
5000 yards llaInur. EL.ingS aud In,c,tingS Il.
- extraordinary low. CaS>incr..S worth 81! ut l.
IwccdS and tottnnntic- worth :hlr. at :'5c
Linen Drills worth SIC NJ 20, 80 aud 20c.
Gents t;anzc Meiimo l'ndcrvc>ts PIC. to Sl.50
l.hdic>' Hose %. 10 81. Gents Hose 81 to soc.
Ladies' l.. C. ilandkcrrhicis IL To- zoe.
l.adr, Lace ana SSi Ties 2Oc. TO 81.
..I I:.... 10 i1c tvM.c pqne from to poe
Dnsn never ,,lma II IL si S-spNntleislii
We l,nv" ,hrowI l;nc of BOOTS AND
SHOES. HATS ASp CAPS. on Bargain Conn.
tiers at l'r!rr To sIi:t the ilmies. We have thus
Tar hr"n >cl';n: goods down IN Rock Bed Prices.
nut W" Ar" h"w below Giai.t-.
I. MrkEfRN. u. Il. M'CEiEEr. E. y EAWLS.
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THE SrRAIG.iT-0UT DEMOCRAT.
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