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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-11-14

1t will be seen by Dr. Huntzinger's
card, as found on the inside of our paper
this week, that he has removed to the
house on Pearl Street. formerly occupied
by G. w Rice
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LETTER LIST.
PROSPECTUS.
COLUMBUS DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Chew
Tobacco.

For years the Democrats of Ohio have la
mented the lack of a Democratic daily paper at
the Capital of the State. To supply his want
we WILL on and after December l, 1878, begin
the publication of Morning Daily paper, to be
issued seven times week, and known as the
"CoLUMBUs DAILY DEMOCRAT"
The DEMOCRAT will advocate the elevation of
men to public places who will honestly labor
to enforce Democratic PRINCIPLES as laid down
by the Democracy in convention assembled.
Believing the Democratic party is greater than
any man, combination of men, the DEMO-
Graf will never be the organ of any clique or
ring, inside or outside of the Democratic party.
Believing that Honesty in the administration
of public affairs is one of the fundamental prin-
ciples of Democracy, the DEMOCRAT will not
hesitate to criticise or condemn the action of
any public officer who fails in his public duty,
or violates his party pledges.
We shall labor to make the DEMOCRAT the
best newspaper in Central Ohio, and the best
local paper at the Capital. We will publish
full Telegraphic Reports, and our Market News
can be relied on. We shall aim TO publish
newspaper that no man need blush to intro
duce at his fireside. Our columns will be open
to all who wish TO express their views upon any
side of any question.
We appreciate the gravity of the enterprise
we are entering upon, but we mean to deserve
success; and having earned the right to the
hearty endorsement of the Ohio Democracy, we
shall hope for your generous support
OUR TERMS will be $40 year in advance, or
80 cents month.
ALLEN O. MYERS & CO.,
To1r~,a hrs Ohio
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Marriages in Jackson County-1867

Marriages in Jackson County-1867
James Martin and Fancy Baker, Dec.
17th, by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
Washington Armstrong and Saletha
Dyson. Dec. 10Th, by John Mccartney
j. P.
Thaddeus Kiger and Lavisa A. Argu
bright, Feb. Goth, 1868, by Samuel Fouty
j. P.
Jerome Behem and Mary A Fields
Dec 10Th. by John Mccartney, j P.
jackson Schotield and Mary Cheatham
Dec. 10Th. by Fl. Cunningham, Min
Jenkin Davis and Mary Davis, Dec
Oath, by David S. Davis, Min
William L. Fuller and Dema A Kin
nison, Dec 25th. by D. Mann, Min
David D Davis and Eliza Morgans
Dec Goth, by Evan S Jones, Min.
Charles C, Wills and Sena A MagilI,
Dec Goth, bye n. Harper, j P
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See prospectus of the new Democratic
paper at Columbus. We are personally
acquainted with Mr.. Myers. He is live
young man, and an able newspaper wri-
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William H Reed. lawyer of Ports
mouth died recently. Years ago he was
lawyer of some standing. but for the
past dozen years he has been almost
idiotic from drunkenness
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The wife OF Jerry Bruce, on Ice Creek,
Lawrence county. was burned so that she
died in twelve hours She was making
apple butter, when her dress took fire.
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Democratic rooster-coeks are not quite
80 plenty as we have seen them-in fact
we have not seen single one since the
election on Tuesday of last week.
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Hiram Livesay was killed at Monitor
Furnace, Lawrence county by the caving
in of lime bank where he was at work
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Wade Hampton, the usurping Cover
nor" OF South Carolina, was out deer
hunting; was thrown from this mule,
and his leg was broken
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= HOLMAN LIVER PAD Co.,
Johnston Building, Cincinnati, O
Notice..

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
have been appointed Executors of the last viii
and Testament of John d. Davis, late of jack
son county. Ohio deceased.
Dated October 22d, 1873.
JANE DAVIS,
JOHN ID. DAVIS,
JENKIN ID. DAVIS,
Oct3lt3t Executors.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

The undivided half of the property of the firm
of Dauber q Bro. is for sale 1t consists of a
large manufacturing building, engine, macbin-
cry ana fixtures for manufacturing furniture,
together with Il stock of furniture, hearse, and
everything necessary for carrying on the busi-
ness of undertaking. Also, three dwelling
houses. For particulars, inquire at the estab-
l1Shment, corner OF Main and Railroad streets,
Jackson, Ohio. JOHN DAURER.
Sept. II, 1878. 2n
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The Delaware Signal, the Prohibition
paper, has died for want of support.
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Thanksgiving day, Nov 2Sth.
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1t was indeed a famous victory.
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Rheumatism and partial paralysis of the
spine:
CoRUNNA, Mich, June IL, 1877.
LAWSON CHEMICAL COMPANY:
Dear Slr-About three months ago
procured bottle of your Curative. l
had been a sufferer for many years with
Rheumatism. My spine has been badly
affected with partial paralysis. had
not used bottle until there was visible
change l have used four bottles of the
Curative, and am now able to lay aside
my crutches; can get about more com
fortably than for several years. l cheer
fully recommend the medicine to all that
are afflicted with Rheumatism.
SHUBEL G. HANFORD.
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sUih the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it rich, glossy lustre and grateful
perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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We desire to call special attention of
the readers of the Standard to the fol-
lowing certificate as to the merits of
Lawson's Curative in case of chronic
Rheumatism and partial paralysis of the
spine:
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Ayers
Hair V1goa',
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dre S sin g
which is at once
a g + e e a b | e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
servin s g the
hair. Fdded or
gray hair IS soon
restored to ats
o,.i<,.,,nJ ooIo,.
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present House.
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oct3lt3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-27
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of the state of Nevada,
county of Hun boldt.
=. J. W. Brown. plaintiff. VS.. W. R. Cheney,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial istric; of the state of
Nevada III and for the County of bum
boldt. aud the Complaint filed in the
office Of the CLERK OF said District Court
the 3rd y OF Nay A. b. 1878.
THE state Of Nevada St nds greeting to
W. r. CT eney, q, ienaan'.
You are hereb, required to appear in an
action broupht agains. you by the above
named plsintih, }. Bro IL, III The Dis
trict ou~i oI the -Four. h Judicial Dispict OF
the Sac Of Neya6 II, ia ana r the ceuRa II
Hun boi6t, and t ans er tie com plant hled
therein vi h lie Clerk of said Court Will in
ten days texciGsive IF ,Ae d1y Of seTviesl
after Ii. service IN you OF thu Summ rs
served within this county; or, If served ut Of
this count bat III this .diciai istTict. " 1T =
in twenty day; The wise within for,y d Us =
4or j6d .ment ny default vi Dc AIKEN against
you according TO the prayer Of said
plant
Said action is brought to rec yer the sum
q OF S434 u On certain Que bill executes and
v.3eliyeI ed BY You t. plaintiff with one per
cent. Yer uton;l from 7ti uf November. 1876,
till aid; airo. Tie sum of $22y 10 II account.
for auo.s, and me! h lidise sold amt
Gehse ed, ANA cab furnished 10 You bv L..
Reinbalt u Co., which acc 'unt has teen
ASST Il cd sid and deliver, d ,opl intiff and
he i, now N owner aud holder thereof. also.
> the SUM Of sizes "a on account for labor per-
formed for you by Joseph Br"wb, and for
goo IL, wares and n.erchaiidi and cattle sold
and d livered TO you by said oseph Brown,
and for none, advanced to you y aid b. own,
all at your L, qae t. to The Unit and value
of s.. IG+ %: W iel sum 81 ,473 IS has beeB
paid MY. leaving balance of SsS5 81 due on
said account. i b said account has b en-
sold sseled aud delivered 10 plaintiff. and
he is now toe or ner and holder OF tile same.
All of which will more fully appear by
refertl4ee to said Complaint. certified copy
of W ich accoui ;.u es this summons, ana
mad part hereof.
And yen are hereby notified that if you fad
to appear and answtr the id Complaint ais
ab5N. required said plaintiff will lake udg
mention he sand sc eral SIMS Will Enterest
and costs aforesaid.
Given III DE- r my hand and the seal
GU, ! Yf tue istrlct Court Of The Fourth
Ju iiciai i istiict OF the State Of
- Nevada. III ana for The Coun of
.iuH bo!dt, this I'd day If May,
A. ID. 1878.
june 11-30d J. H. JOB Clerk.
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SnGnEFF'S SALE.

Wy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is UED
h ept Of the Justice Court OF Union
Town hip in and for Humboldt county
Nevada, ON the 5th day Of June, A. ID. 1873,
and TO ine direct, q an deliver, d for execu-
ttion al On ju0 glnent recoveie ca in said Court,
on the.sd day Of Al ril, A. ID. 1878, in favor Of
the tite o Nevada, plaintiff, and az inst
Thomas ,Dllicn ard Il. u of st ction "a, Il.
n, 10 acres and improvements. defendant,
for the sum o. IS Al taxes. and dehI qhencN
samo%a ing To the sum Of ~ cents, ana $47 80
cost % .euit, and acriuing costs idid on II e
2oth DAY OF June, A. ID. 1873, levy upon and
take il execution the above desert bed pro.
.ertg
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gsven that
xsn MouGay, tie
I'D DAY OF JULY, A. n. 1878.
shetween the hours Of nine O'clock in the fore
.noopa 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, viz: at
two O'Clock p NJ, at The front door of the
,Cour hVu-e in the town of Ninnemucca,
Humboldt county. nevada, / wiIl off, for
sale ~ public auction, TO the hiLbest b idder,
for Cash O., ;, gold lcon), all the atoNe de-
sserlbed pio eriy, or sufll lent thereof to sat-
fsfy said judi Iuent, costs and accrIing costs.
Given un6sf my Land, at my Office in Win.
teemu'ra, humboldt county, New ,da, this
2sth aAssSf 5asae. A. u. iS7s.
CA. KYLE.
1904 sheriff agmb2lads empty. Ney.
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Pearl GGld and Silver Mining
Company.

YESHE mines of this company consists OF
u 300 feet in tie Low land, Nheeler, Hur-
ricane, and Dasey al 100 feet in The Vande :
bilt. These lodes ar lying par lItl to each
Other, about ole ap'it. They are situate
in firmly AIsii Mining let let, hun boldt
county, state Of tvt,la.
This alroprsiti II 10 sell 90, 000 shares OF
the cal iial stock AT 20 cents Ter ST are Tor the
purpose OF raisIn- morey 10 continue q shaft
On the cent? ledge new down 81 feet, well
tim r,G ana dollle tracked. A fine him
is also 81 up 90 thin sisft.
SO soon as he hr,t 2, 0oG shares are sold
the :. ok viii b. worth more money, am no
NOSE share " II be scld fer less IL an so
cents PER 81 are, ard My enoI .gh al that rice
t. buy oh; re- al ~ material I starting and
run ning the CONF aIis's furnace tia il sit
uated on the HI mi oldl liver, three and a
La miles ON the MINIS. he ores :, ( tine
ceml iDyf II iDet vii Gesr lie insptcti n Of
one: av'ras ng $40 n ton in silver and
81 per CO Ut III base metal whicl max very
| fine = elting ne. lAOse buying stock early
VIII have tie bentfit q he first run II ade by
the inlnace, AID he cuLfGqGent incrt ase of
The value OF The ST. OK, stock can DC Lad by
al rtss ny
+. 2 rorey, Oresna, Humboldt county.
NeVads, Sups rim q dssiit:
John II. iekins' II, 5J5 California street.
San francis, o, Secretary; or
CT wheelsr booth A Co.. Sacramento,
rPtif9ipas' A,2u
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SAN rRANcisoo SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.

SAN FRANclsco SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Humboldt county.
State Of Nevada.
NJ Office il hereby given that at a meeting
IN OF the Directors, held on the "A n
day Of June, 1878, an assessment mo. 81 OF
Five Cents per share was levied upon tie
ca, ital stotk OF Il G con poration, payable inn
mediately, IN nited States gold com. 10 The
Secretary, at the Office of the tomrauS.
No. $40 ine street, Rom II, San lrancisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall re man uil aid on the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF july. 1878.
MIA be de inqnent and advertised for
sale III public auction and unle u yrncnt
l. maze befuIe will lie sold on IA, scav The "a
day OF August, 1918, 10 pay the delinquent as.
sessnent I, Sc. L,r vi Ii cost If dverilsinQa and
expenses Of sale,
p. NJ. McLAR N, Secretary.
Ohce--310 ne street, Rom 81. SAN
francisco, California
lss.~~A 44J junel7.id
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ssh .EsEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
IL D out 81 he Justice Court of Union Town.
= ship, III aud for Humboldt Count Nevada,
on the 8 Ii day Of june. A d. 1873, and to nae
f, directed and delivered for execution upon
judgm Mt tcOvtred in sid Court he I'd
da' OF april. A. u. 1878. in favor OF the sta
OF Nevada plaintiff. an against W. h, Sears
and = z Of \, y. u section -, and N. l.. y
of S. y 4 section IA. and W. y OF =. ". "a
Secticn IL, AID 4. " OF N. ". Il and N. ". Il
, of :. y Il. Section 5, Twnship Al. n. X. As
East def ndant. fer tive sim of as ~ taxes
and 81 GEMS delinquency and casts # suit
amonnt.na $40 ~, aud aecrGipg costs, all
in L. s. & Id coin. did ON the &c. h day of
June. A. 1915, levy upon and IKE i'll execu-
ton ell the above described property.
Now, therefor, notice is hereby given
that ON
MONDAY. rHs cd D Y OF JULY. A. D. lS7s
Between tine hours .of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and fv- o'clo in the afternoon,
viz: at 1le O'Clock PSI. Of said day the rout
door OF the Court bou-e, in the town of " in
nemnccs. Humboldt County, Nevada l wit
offer for safe al, public auction to the highest
above cesep5ed proper or sufficient the eof
TO satisfy SAID Judgment. costs, and acclning
costs.
Given un Ter nly hand, atmy Office in Win
nemucca, fumboldt coHnty, Nevada, this
9Oth day Of June, A d. 1878.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of humboldt County Nevada.
tune ac-td
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
silve- Monarch Mining Company,

U OCATION Of principal place VI business,
No. $50 Pine stree 10 ms IA, Is aid rs
san Francisco, Cali olnla; location of worRs,
Central District, numbolds county, Nevada
NOTICE here are deiinqueIt, upon the
following desc ibed StocA, On account of AS
sessne. no, l. ievl1a on the third day OF
May, 1878 the several amounts t
Opposite the names OF the respec,ive share
holders as fellows;
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$40 REWARD.

FETUE above reward viii be paid for tpe
arrest and tonli tiun OF any perfos
iouod ia amy s,y poiutiig tie water or ~
lufng any Other lrcIfliy Of the "ihns
mGCca Mater " oIls
sMlTH 4 CULVER,
june5-p Ireprietors Of W. wv
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THE BANGOR TRAGEDY.

DEATH OF THE LITTLE VICTIMS OF A FATHERS
paUrALITY SUPPOSED INSANITY OF The
PENETRATION.
AUGUSTA, Me-, May IL, 1878.
Tho scribner triple murder has boon the theme Of
conversation to-day, and hundreds have visited tho
sceno OF tho tragedy. The htto babo, year old,
diod at midnight, making two victims, while Ernest
aged nve years, fingers In spasms. but will die
uoforc morning ssribners embarrassed condi-
ton, and tho effort made to take OF
him by legal process, welghed upon hts mind and
had much 10 fastening the fearful result.
IIu was u terror TO the neighborhvod at tinca, and
threatened 10 burn the buildings OF his neIghbors,
who through fear, did not complain Of him have
him arrested. Tho opinion Is generally entertained
that he must have been partially Insane when he
committed she awful deed. Ills mind evidently
shattered by leading incorporate lie IRON youth
though no had stopped drinking Tor about two years.
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WAR DgPARTNESr
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May l3-l 4. NJ.
Indications
For tho lake region, tho Middle States and New
England stationary and rising barometer, northwest
10 southwest. winds, slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather.
For tho south Atlantic States, south west winds,
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather, falling FOL.
lowed by rising barometer
For tho Gull States, falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather. and on tho coast warmer, southerly
winds but 10 tho interior cooler, northcrly.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, northeast
winds. stationary temperature partly cloudy weather,
slight changes In pressure.
For the Upper Mississipp and Lower Missouri val
lcys northeast southeast Winds stationary tempe.
nature and PRESSURE partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly occasional rain.
The rivers Will change but little.
Cautionary signals continue for southeast winds al
Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras.
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A DIVORCED wIFE'S SUIT.
ACTION AGAINST her LATE HUSBAND TOR
BREACH o. PROMISE or MARRIAGE.


ACTION AGAINST DEn LATE HUSBAND Tor
BREACH o. PROMISE or MARRIAGE.
NEW LONDON, Conn, May IL, 1873.
John Jcncry, nged seventy -iour years, ono OF Tho
Oldest m erchants In Now Lon don politician OF con.
siderable influence In tnes past olcc .hodor and
politician nnds himself IN the annoying position OF
defendant In breach OF promise SUIT, tho piaiItG,
who Is neither young nor lair, being Mary Jefvry, nte
Cochran his divorced wife. II Is tins relationship OF
tho contrasting parties that gives peculiar a com.
p.exon TO the suit and proyokcs. IN tho small circo
where tho facts in known, much preju.
diciai comment
FACTS the CASE
Jcgery has been married tbroo times, and each
of his wives has borne him children. About tho
year 1860 he was proprietor OF the City Hoto this
CITY, and among tho employees OF the house was Mary
Cochran, tnon a good looking and intelligent Irish
Girl Trusting TOO much the hol Of her employer
sbc YIELDED 10 hts solicitations and became
by him Thor marriage TOOK place May ', lsog Its
iruits wero two children Alter nvin. together iour
ground OF cruel treatment by her husband. rho
Court gave the children to the iather aud adJudgod
that no should pay thor mother 500 alimony.
For yoar they lived apart but at tho expiration OF
that time Jenory 80 strongly impofuned ms divorced
wis 10 return to bed and board that shc
To do SO after obtaining IRON MN, as she AYERS,
prom 80 that thoy should be rcmarred Month after
pnoa,n nasscd away. two chIldren were born 10 nor
and stiIl the prom " uniuec. IL u Tor damages
of $40 600 Tor broken promise that suit ia now
brought Pending trial tho dwelling house, Irving
House aud other real properly Of the defendant has
been attached.
THE PLAINTIFFS EVIDENCE
Il is understood that the plaintiff has no written
proof OF promise OF marriage, but bring conclu-
sve evidence, verbally that such agreement was
made Her counsel arc 4. N. Waller, Mayor OF New
London and State Attorney, and joni A. TipDls. Col.
lector oil Cusotns al TINS port ana editor OF the New
London Telegram. The defendant retains exCongress.
man Augustus Brandcgce. The will DO called ut
the juno scrm OF tue superior Court
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THE CIMBRIA.

FAILURE OF A SCHOONER OWNER TO SELL TO
RussIA--socIAL coURrEsIEs DECLINED
ELLSWORTH, Nc, May Il, 1873.
Tho visit OF tho schooner Venus TO Southwest liar.
Dor was simply eGor, sell the the Kus-
SLAMS. who laughed ut tho idoa They said they bad
need OF SUCH vessel; tnat sho was
too largo for rowboat and they did not care
10 go yachting so long IN they had such comfort
abc steamship as the Cimbria TO carry them about.
IL Is impossible 10 tell when the Cinbria wnl leave.
Some young officers who were hcre yesterday said
Captains Badonhauson and Grippcpterg would visit
Ellsworth somo sunday. An invitation was telo.
graphcd TO them 10 dine here to-day, out they an.
swcred that Il impossible tor them 10 accept
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COMMUNISM.

FORMIDABLE ORGAN zATIoN IN WEST yiR-
GINA.
Ink TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
WHEELING, May IL, 1878.
A commanistic society has jus. boon discovered in
Parkcrsourg in this State, which rs quiie formidable
II has between nve and six hundred mcmbcrs, VINO
arc regularly oiieorcd and drilled, but who have no
arms or ann tuition, so lar as 10 knowo. Tho IN.
bcrs very rctcont and VIII not tell tho object Of
tho and IT'S meetings arc held with great
sccresy Other societies are SAID TO exist ia Tho state,
Int no olhcIs have boon uLearthod as yet.
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WIFE SLAYER ACQUITTED.
A HORRIBLE MURDER WHILE SUFFERING FROM
pILIRIUM TREMENs.

a HOKIIBLE MUEUEH WHILE bUEK EKlNd EHUM
DILIRIUM TREMENs.
[Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON, Del, May II, 1878
William Thomas, wcshman. who 40 brutally
killed his wife, Sarah +. Thomas on tho 6tn Of April
last by almost scvcring her head from her body with
razor and thon nearly killed himself by also cutting
histhroat was acquitted OF murder IN the Court Of
oyer aud fcrmincr Tor this county. after two days
trial at eight o'clock on Saturday night.
TuR TESTIMONY.
II was proved by several medical exports that
Thomas was suffering IRON an attack Of 'delirium
trcne ms at the TINT no killed his wife, was
therefore. irresponsible 1hore IS much public dis.
satisfaction "a 10 tho result, tho killing bcno one Of
great brutality. Alter the poor womans throat was
cut his daughter, little girl thirteen years OF age
discovered her father standing by her mothers lille.
less body, with the razor In hts hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
MURDER IN THE BLACK HILLS.

DEADwooD d. T., May IL, 1873
This evening q couple OF boys playing on tho noun.
tain aide east Of tho town discovered q dead body
with bullet hoIc through tho head. From all ap.
pearances the man bad been murdered In cold blood
and robbed A memorandum book, tho only thing
found on the body. bears the name OF Charles n.
Lee. The Dcadwood papers chronclcd the arrival of
a OF that name on the 9th inst BY tho Cheyenne
route.