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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

A dispatch from Staunton, Va, dated
October Sd, says The Supreme Court,
sitting here to-day, decided strong
case, and one which
will cause a row between the State
Court and United States Court. 1t
seems that about a year ago Bob John
son, a negro, met aud loved, Alice
Toney,a pretty white girl OF this place.
The girl, strange TO say, returned his
passion, and despite the talk and oppo-f
sition OF her relatives, said she intended
to marry him. She was told the laws!
of Virginia forbade marriage between
whites aud blacks, and that II she
married him in the State she would
not be married at all, and both would
be arrested and prosecuted with vigor.
The legro lover and his inamorata
then determined to go to the District
OF Columbia, where there were no laws
of this kind, and be married, and then
come back to Staunton and Hive In
welded bliss. They went to Washing
ton, We're married and came back here.
They were Immediately arrested on a
charge OF fornication and slapped into
! jail. They were convicted OF unlawful
cohabitation, and this sentence they
appealed to the Supreme Court OF the
4 State, and that court to-day sustained
the decision OF the lower court. The
case will now be taken to the Supreme
4 Court of the United States, and that
court, 1t is presumed, will reverse the
decision OF the Supreme Court, aud
mako tho matter more mixed than II
| is now" 80, ...,. ...- ... 80 SID. .,.. b
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a.as n q EDvcATlorAk.s Z. E4.3,,,.
4 OUfSTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
.-,. ....r.p.s,.1ess. AND I,r-:.-s.,.
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
L COLLEGE,, M--.i
BATON ROUGE, La,

= ~ . ~ ~ - .." t'
BATON ROUGE, La,
Is now i'll su ccessful operation, with good
prospect Of a large PatrfH aM October and
ends July 4.
Faciiitics to, Intrmction-ycry good an
sors-tho number .,expee!ed soon to be in;
creased; much philosophical and chemical
good appliances for nf Nafurai
History; library Of fourteen thousanH
volumes: and good equipment of small
Wor i!s age "i sHd an Y FARM.
for which l26 acres of good land havo boon i"
Course Of Study embraces wide fold DIT ct
literature and science; a tp parents , Wi
cises arc ranked as studies, only obligatory
isae Sa Ma are and IN
other students, who board in Baton Rouge.
To become ''student' or ''catlet,' is option
admission granted to young mon and
youths not under fourteen years OF ago,
@a9 ae Ensiis eaueatio %e Tey can en-
tor at any time during the session, and DO
charged only from date Of entrance: Stu
Gs"State Cor beneticiary) cadets cannot
be received until the Legislature makes an
Expenscs.-Tuition aud the use OF library
and apparatus are absolutely FREQ. stu
dents can If nd good boarding in, Baton
Rouge for about SIS . month ); and those
who FORM ''messes'' can maintain thoni-
solves forS6 to So q month. ..aassa.S
Expenses fo, a Military Catlet.-Fixed OK
penses per inontli-Isoard. lodging and SER
want attendance, $l2; washing and lnend.
attenaanco, sf;total, SIG; or for the session
OF nine months si44; Or Mt that rate for part
in
| tcd-uniform clothing, $47; Textbooks and
| stationery, SIS; medicines, S.; breakaEes
$4S on entrance, balance $24 January 1. In
| case of Withdrawal from the Institution,
attendance, except that there will he 10
| mission of fees for tho last two months OF
the session. ..l. ... l.. -
cate youths who may not be able to stand
| u colder climate.
For further Information, address
| DE-. BOYD. President.
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s,.lt =
"a 4 !; 81, :Ils ~ TEE IA0KDAW.a;sa 125io7ii.
Thsss,is . bird who by his coat 'ia.,.2| =,
An0 ~ che hoaTssnsss or his note, iniil
* ,I1iG2St - anppoa6d . crow GG'1|Hn
A arSet kre1uenter 0f:tho church" Eii3
!, where blsh0p-like he finds q peroh,l 70
!. !. And ilorAttoryitoo. lletis f!t''c' 52fi'
Above the steepie finds q plate. f.,fl birt
That turns and turns to indicate sf
From what point blows the weather.
Look up-youf brains begin to swim,
,J,io in the Clouds-that pleases him.,
He chooses It the rather. ''d '' H.'".
Fond Of the speculative height, Oh yt.i
Thleher he wings his airy flight, :ll .d'
And thence securely sees al 80 Il .
Tla0 bustle and the raree show ard at
That, occupy, mankind below ,spfrGn ~
S6Cnro and at his oaso. ~ ..,,y ,-.7r,ss
/ Won think, no doubt, he sits and muses.
OF laturO broken bones and bruises
Is iIfok6 should chance to fa1l7 ~
No, mot . angle thought Ike that
EasnloSn hisiphiiosophic pate, 2I"'
or troubles It It all. i1 'H sAHaH.
The world with adj its motley rout,
r,s ce ea.sosn a1 ny RsEBs asln asw
n NO concern at All OF his, IL,
knd says-what says he 7-caw 80,
Thrice happy bird I too have seen =
Much OF the yanitios OF men; iii ~
And sick Of having seon 'em, Ia7it'j
Would cheorfdlly these limbs resign, y;
For such pair of wings as thine, az I!
2 And such . head between 'em. %
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EOR sALEs au. s .''.. '
THE LOT AND RESIDENCE

Corner OF Third and Jefferson streets.
formerly occupid by the late N. kie.n. In, inS
garden, .horse-lot,, stable, &C.. attached;
Tho residence has two large and one small
room, with dining room and kitchen ad.
Joining, and cistern house and servants
room. There is also n small brick ofncs
with two rooms on tho lot. For further
Information apply to Mrs. N. KLEIN.
Monroe, La, August l, 1873. tt.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25

T1F TOP
THE CELEBRATED
HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION,
Will make the present season at my
stable on the McGnire place. three miles
north east II Monroe, Ia. His services are
or rs to insure q mare IN foal. Money due
when the fsct Is ascertained or marc parted
with. The colt, In all cases, standing good
for the money. $3.50 a. IT, - .sa
80 DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
q TIP Tor $ . Beautiful bay, full 70 hands
high, strong and muscular, possessing fine
style and action. Was sired by the world
tenoYned old Edwin Forrest owned ~
NEofgan /; grand dam by old Gray Eagle.
r.'t a.. -, 3 FERFORN6ANCES: .ra'a-.-I
He has taken several premiums at vari-
ors fairs In Kentucky. Also. In St. Louis,
bia, Fulton aud Jefferson CITY fairs, com
potink with, soillo az the best trotters in tho
West. He hos trotted 4 mile In 2:40. -.
March -, 1873. -l~.3' H. w. MCLEOD.
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"a "a NIAGARA PALS STORY.

i When BlOnGlin came in 1869 he had
his rope stretched about mile below
the falls, and even there 1t was 1900
feet long. On both sides of the river
Enclosures were built around tho rope,
into which ticket-buyers were admitted,
and where tho acrobat had his dressing
rooms. He was to start on the first
occasion from tho Canadian side, and
within the Enclosure were number Of
invited guests, among them Henry W..
Faxon, then the local editor of the
Buffalo Republic. Faxon was wit of
more than local renown, aud Blondin
had, for some reason, taken a great
liking to him. While Faxon stood
laughing and TESTING, as was his way
on the edge of the precipice overlooking
the river l4O feet below, Blondin app
peared q few feet behind. He was just
about attempting the most daring feat
upon a tight rope that had ever been
performed, and what took place will
show his iron nerve and reckless tenn
per. He saw that Faxon, gazing out
across the river, was unconscious Of his
presence. Motioning to the bystanders
for silence by pressing his fingers to his
lips, he seized Faxon by both armpits
and held him out for a second or two
over the verge. FaXon must have
weighed 165 pounds. His countenance,
when Blondin laid hold of him, was
irradiatel with mirth. When Blondin
drew him back and dropped him on
the green sward, he sank there in a
heap, horror-stricken by a shock from
the effects of which his nervous system
never fully recovered. In the next in
slant, Blondin, grasping his heavy
balancing pole, danced out upon his
ropo beyond the fearful precipice, and
turning to enjoy the effect of his ma
newer, saluted his friend with an ex-
preston decidedly outre. He then
continued his first walk across the
Niagara chasm, experiencing not the
5, least tremor of emotion. ~ an t.a;g
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1t has been said that the ex- E.mpress
Eugene is poor. Such Is not the case.
crlargc fortune Is invested in English
consols, and the interest she derives
amounts to $5OO, 600 per annum. Dur
ing the emperor's lifetime, all the
money he scraped together was forward
ed either to Poole, the tailor, or to the
bank of England. Camden house,
Chiselhurst, IL given rent free to her ex.
majesty by its liberal owner, and there
she hvesin good style, with q retinue
OF some any persons and garbage and
saddie-horses numbering over twenty.
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A GOOD PRECEPT WELL TOLD.

The following Ingenious arrange
ment of a sentence Is taken from the
Carolina Sentinel, April 4th, 1918. j.
may be read In over two Thousand
different ways without altering the
original words, by beginning mt the
letter r, which will be found in the
center G, the diamond. Although l,
contains bat throe words, this sentence
comprises all that ia required OF man:
kind to insure eternal happiness: iI' ID ID
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The following paragraph appears in
the Beaufort, s. c., Tribune: u.s. m.
A letter from New York to one Of
our citizens says: "Who, do you sup
pose camo to beg for some money yes
tcrday to buy food, and this was the
second time he had come? Poor devil /!
| felt sorry for him in his abject mis-
cry, and gave him enough to carry
him through the day. The fellow was
your ex-Gov. Moses. He pretends that
he wants to return to South Carolina
hut has not the means," a'I E7,,F
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That's a good story of the man who
thought stmors omnibus. was Latin
for hoarse, and so is that other story
of the chap who translated Pere le
Ohaise ssfather's buggy = Boston
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= II $1,000 eve y "|'-A " HI-
,'.,.-.... evive mtt .-.f l-ni4 q
.aa ri evilive r..i NJ
'"H evil&live "a a.dtiV
- evil& t&live 30 % hs'Hs
.s..-l evils tnt &liVe a
a.H evil&t ent &live -
W evils the p ent& live g',,
evils tnepe mt olive ID
evil& tnepe r. epent 4 liv e.
evil& the Pc e n Ii i've =
evif&t nep t&live go
evil g. b n o n { l. l tvo -.f.
N .4. fevil& tint rive
-,ll l&t&liv 80.
evfl&live wv
.II., eviliV e.n nj
4. g.. f teVive -.. IA
, .r. ... ..i g.. ..r... ... $40
............. . .. ..E Ht
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CARRIAcEFA FACTORY.

coUrnERN CARRIAGEF FACTORY.
! The undersigned take pleasure i'll maxi ing
known that he il now as we'll prepared as
before tho war, If not better, to do all kinds
bf work, either in
! + Aan,sfactss,5,g or Repairing
BIIGGIES, HACKS, ETC
! Ready m,,tie work kept on hand; speci-
mons of VIII fch may be seen by calling ut the
Eeckofy. 7di3e VIII afso carry on q general
Observation-Disclosures Terms reasonAble.
Aurir Is IStS.i nS0-A7Gt FIR. ENDOM.
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III - Jt1liit III B qEninsss
4 eafnesfly' Hsdi Skadf dAll0n t0ld Snan1
4 tAsoJ SO. 500 s@oh .iaiiqso ,snn,
n svelY. stNa % policeman feaece
fNeafu q m; 49, =, nnelbve potna Have YOU
A ykhess, 80. 81 u
t4i1eins"A dak II ooaDe gnaghtob
S;| ID eNS3n AaS fnets fb60t 81, Sltt15,i
I'm .hu4tfn A.. 80 3eif
Tx yf Us.see lts, iitoap d s9yaY iaie9e6
[RIinS 'r0and loose Nia s1ls, bgee 4Shey
t11uG WAutessigo ,Sh0tz1e AN
bFekfus, aid put IN !. tal11!4e flen6 M4ze
am deliver nfe1l ~ tQr w0n4o9 DOE
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-10-25
LEWIS D. ALLIE Jr.,
CO. BANKERS ess
AND ,,lIANUFAC TURERS' AGENT,
-, -, ". - DISCARD ST., MONROE, LA.
uronuv, nr>%..v x,nhl;e

% Exchange on st. Louis, New York and
New Orleans. in sums to suit, and collec-
Trenton, Farnervilie, Bastrop, Ouachita
city. Co1um bsa, SC. :. A.. -,
loving fAtes: On sums from 81 upwardS,
remaining in bank for three months, per
cent per annum six smOnths, q per cont
per annum. w.
Orders solicited for merchandise of any
description, to be Allied at manufacturers
prices.
August II, 1877. GIN
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
s 5ff,Sr, ~. 4Nnxn,uher To 4 1879

American t7otd.-l OOH bid. !.
State SecnTi ttys.-Virginia conso!s. E3A bid, 64h
asked: yfrgt8ia fundable 22 b!d Virgfnia deferred
bid; Virginia coupons. 81 DID, sla
asked. as-rg .5. e -
Petersburg city 6's e. and A., qS asked; Norfolk
city wafer sts, 81. and ~, 100 bid.
HailToud Bo1ldS-y irEinia Central Railroad first
mortgage 6,s y. and J.. 80 bid; Virginia and Ten
ueasce Railroad second nrDrtgnge 6s j. and D., 81
bid; Souihside Railroad orst mortgage preferred
S's, J, and D., los asked; Etshmord aud
Isailrond first mortgages s's. a; and o.. 100 bio
mortgage SIS, D. and j.. 100 I'D Richmond Fred.
ericksbuhg md Potomac R.,ilrosc morfq1ge rs, y.
aud D., g NJ bid. ] 03 asked; Orange 5nd Ale1an-
dria Railroad third mortzaye IS: D. ano Ne, AZ
asked; RistilRond and Danp1lIe Railroad eonsuli.
dated 6's. 81. and g. rs bid; Ptennont Haflroad
first mortgage sfs. A.. and o.. 80 1id !; RfehmoBi.
River AND Chez, peske Railroad first moftSagc
S's, J! and j. T3'bid-
Railroad Stocks.-RichmoEd, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common. Zoo par, 80
bid. G5'asked; Riehmos8, Fredsr; cksbufg and Po-
tomaC Railroad SIX per cent. guar antesd lou lRf.
20 bidrSU Asked. kiCtszsond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac RailroRh seven per cent. Guar:aiteed. 100
nar. SgbiG, IS asked Connection Railroad Stock,
7a par, Oasked; Richmca3 and Dal:ylie' Railroad,
100 par, 4sbid. 5 asked.
Bank N0e6s.-Frst Natisnal. 100 par, Dlf bid ::
National Bank or Vitginfs- 100 par, so asked;
Planters NATIONAL, 90 par EOS bid; STATE Bank or
Virginia, 800 par, 10 bid: Merchants and Printers
Savings, 2S;par, 16 3id.l9i aehed: CitizfnS Bank,
20 par. 20 lid 22k ASKED.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire AMI Ma
rine, rs par54abid, ~: asked Virgins STATE 20
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 yar, go Did; 0Sfy,
100 par, 80 bIds.
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wa.y,s,,e.so,, gfcr,,..

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-Tbe Trea-
sury balances to-day were Coin, $3.50, 91s,-
2SS; currency, including the Ten millions
fractional-cugrency fund, 314,442.547. :.
The Superintendent OF the Reyende-Ma-
rine Service in his annual report recon-
mends the building OF a new vessel for use
in the shoai waters between Lake Ponchar-
train and Mobile bay.
The American Minister TO Mexico writes,
concerning the disastrous effects to that
country OF the recent decline in the price Of
silver in tEIe London market, that, although
the double standard OF gold and silver (tte
latter being an unIimitedlegaf tender for all
detssr public and privately prevails in Mexi-
co, and altbc9gh gold is spnstss;ly coined
in the mintsr 80 has ceased to- be n circulating
medIam, and sac country nus. BEEN almost
draineal Of it, II being very lMrd to- purchase
even few thousand dollars In the city Of
Mexico ut a preDium OF froHp fo,Bteen to
eighteeB per CERT according TO the Euctu-
atoms Of Dhe London silver market.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is, 1878.
AEEtyED.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia. merchandise
and passengers. j. W. Mct.arricE. agent.
Schooner Mignouette, Frank, AlexanurL1, Wntat>
Schooner Archer aad, Reeve, Smith, Scw York,
hay and apples, 9. l.. Tp4'.
SaILED.
Steamship wyanosI, Couch. New York merchan.
disc and passengers II. W. Allen 4 Co. asenis
steamer .iricr, tsi.tord. Norfolk. United States
Rlaii. mSlcliandise anu pSosehSS!9' 10 p' A"~1'"'
Schooner Anthea Godfrey. Price. Philadelphia rta
james river, Ties, Curtis & Parker
CLEARED FoR THIS porn
Schooner Paul and Thompson, Brjmn, New York,
$ schooner 4. r.. .rfelss, Frank, Aie1andrIa, No
Schooner 5Isrr G. Farr, Conwc'I, stontoston,
Conn.,, Noveniber~lSsh. ...r..
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Fam, Taylor, Bostca. for Richmond,
and schoouc, Belle Brown. HINT. Windsor. ". s.,
FOR Richmond, sailed from Drtehisiand haroot MO-
srHoncr ~ ". I>rscr, Dean, .ence, at ph!iado!-
'H Schooner !:oxansl, Mitchell hence, at Baltimore
s. hooner Ta:npico, BonhaG, hence, at Rio Gzande
DO Sui October 7tb. r.,
SchooGrr,Marie0 Draper, Barley, hence, a. oal@-
ner, Maine, November 1911 ..-.
SlQIcE TO MARINERS.
Rio GranGa. do Sui Bcs,--A new ehanEel has
openel 10 ne snsh OF the former one anu ouoSing
OF II c1pElelceI OetoDtF .55n. Se'rlai 'e,ato ,
used II one craving ELEVEN. fee. six .nchen. INC
pIlotMaStcr reports II stis charging ane hsei! ~
be dayable. fsad already much better LEAH the oo
The anioragiic iron bussthat has been repaired %
the. AIlante Works, East. i'osion. was anncns 20
rom thai place or "Wednesday. and WIN soen Ss
towed 10 It's old place pfhs Grsre.; II eoasa aus
a, unIopaIic whstle-iwe air-Divs ioI tn ,he
ian nassasr.-and the motion Or The sea FORCES tee
| air ,ArDuSh the whistle
| BY Eeleeraph.
! NEW YORK. November lS.-Arflyed: Dpr TIA,
t,jtv or Kew York. Colon, Victoria Arrisee on. !.
4 Cy II Bristol, switzerland. state OF NsHaaa' lily
| NJ gshmona Ha,neYara: Theyra. TSsee.
i LaSpON, November ES.-ArriVed BrtS ha1Hi'-
my E,pT MONROE. November 1S.-Passed ont from rom
Pi2slmond KarSs Texas, for Brssafn; Ace"a0t'
i Sserts en-, for fSso; GoiiEart, Tor S1azti>
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Express Robbery and Murder by a
negro in GeOrria.

AUGUSTA, November 1S.-Gcorge W.
Williams d Co., OF Charleston, shipped by
the Southern Express package Of $4,000
to Reaves, Nicholson q Co., of Athens. Ga.
The Charleston express messenger turned
it over to the messenger for Augusta at Ye-
massee. On the Port Royal railroad three
miles this side OF Yemassee the money was
lost. The messenger so reported on his ar
rival at Augusta. This occurred sometime
ago, but the affair has been kept secret un-
til now. Messenger Walter S. Lynch, an
old employe OF the company, who had the
money in charge, with other express en-
ployes, have been engaged ia working up
the robbery, without success i'll duplicating
other parties. Lynch returned from 1e-
massee to Augusta and reportedito General
SUPERINTENDENT Obner that he had not been
able to find any clue to the robbery. The
officers OF the company, thinking the cir
cumstances implicated Lynch, had him ar.
rested by the sheriff, and in default OF bail
he will be sent TO jail. Hitherto Lynch has
borne good character. The Express Com
pany paid the money promptly.
In Columbia county this morning an OLD
colored man named Henry McLees shot
and killed his son Henry because the latter
had broken into and stolen things from his
house some months ago.
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finish, 1Sa22c. n foot; kip. 40a75c.1s ~ narnsss,
country, 28Af53 5: CITY tmtsh. 32M5GG IA d.. saif.e
skins, frnnciI.5 41.l5@S2 81 D. rough SHRINE %

soant,y asss5a CIV is. 39lSsGa 81 b.: sas.
.t,tss French. s1.i5 @s2 ri %. rough Stirring 20
from. Steel. Nails. Sec. -
IRON. American refired. Old f1onffafon. "a
% 2.l0c: p NJ; English and A1nerican greet 80
iron: Virginia coai-bass charcoal. $3.50 S33
Harm-blast charcoal. s24 1875: Pennsyfvanla an.s
tliracite. s20hlx22: West !rgiria coke. S21@S23s
nesa e o na'2 z ss . IRE ''r
Plough CasttHgs: !" hoiesac, &c.; retail, 10
EoDs: Manila. best. aas1 &C.: jate. sasc.
Rnas: Mixed cotton. 1Ac.: White &C.; wooilens
LIQUORS. Wires. Rc.
4 Ate: Scotch, best prards, pints s28sz.2o .
Brandis:. Domestic. si.2sasa :frnft. s1.1o@
v 1.42; sppie a n siaoGs2; old, sz.2sasss;
Rue HhfsSeVs !: Medium. . Boo 80: purc old. 80
~: sirgmti mountain, rcw, $2@42.60, sd
Gin: DoGcsttc. sf.25G s$2 in1ported- 90 b case
Ne,o England Fnna sl.50@s1 go.
RectiFed RsfsSeys: Market aufes: proof $f.26.
LnnrneYs slaves. kr.
EatH5er: White cak. SF265S75 p 1000: Western
Virgins DoDar. $I5Ml326 "a 1DOU: white nine. !
s1e6S65 = LOCI :: veiicw pine psssrds. SSGs1Ss
joisT4 sl0@Sl4. ACCORDING to lengths. Shlpgles-
Pine. s2.5o@s6s cyprtss stx.i1ca: asasS25
StGTes: Whissey- sarieltimser.sr
loo: ssasoned 81 @ @ 2 Lode. Y1rt'arsei
AogSfleacstoops. zoe. Fbahdle. 80
Powder, Shot. ne.
PoIeders 1915 by lac hve ktfs--less than dw
kegs, 81. 2J5 blasting. 50 -256f*3Js..
STGtt: SoryherTi. 81 65, q ha2 OF rs ns.
G7tgdStones: lA(G2.c. a b.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BYrELEeRap,H no T1HrED1sPATcH.

FATAL SHOOTING NEAR COLUMBUS, OHIO
WASHINGTON ITEMS SUPREME COURT
CAsEs-THE FAMOUS NoLLIE MAGUiEE
MOTTO BE ExEcUTED FOR THE PRESENT
BISHOP KEANE IN NoRFOLR-IRoNM MINES
TO BE CLosED-DEMAaD or THE ARGEN-
TINE GOVERNMENT FOE THE RELEASE OF
THE AMERICAN BARK DEvtrEsHIRE-RE-
DUCTIoN IN MINERS WAC Es-soUTH
AMERICAN NEWS; CROPS DESTROYED BY
Observation-Disclosures EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS AND TREMENDOUS voLc AsIc
ERUPTIoNs, &C., &C. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19

HARRISBURG, Pa, November. 1S.-In ac-
cordance with an opinion OF the Attorney
General, Governor Hartranft decided to-
:day to issue warrant for the execution on
the 18th OF December next OF the notorious
Molly Mcguire, John Kehre, who was con-
victed OF the murder OF F. 5. W. Langdon,
in Schuylkill county, in 1867. warrants
were also issued for the execution on lne
same day Of Martin Bergen, OF sehuylki
county; Charles Sharp and James Opon-
nell, OF Carbon county; and Alexander
Saver, OF Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-19
FROM Norfolk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, November 1S.-Bishop Keaney
of Richmond, made his FIRST visit to thc
Catholic churches OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth yesterday, preaching and confirm
ing nearly 200 persons.
Drs. William Selden, Herbert NJ. Nash,
James D. Gait, and o. Y. Smith, president
of the Board OF Health OF Portsmouth,
leave for Richmond tomorrow morning to
represent the two cities in the Public
Health Convention.
An Englishman named William A. Par
sons, cashier OF the Peoples Coal Company,
of this city, absconded yesterday with all
the available funds of the concern.