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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure is probably the
most remarkable ever effected by
any medical preparation for
the treatment OF CatarFh:

3ea,La.sA hereby etrif' that / have lad
CAlArrh tr tea years, and fuf the last six years
have been 8 torriut sufferer. Vas reud rcd
partially deaf had buzzng "a The head. pains
aefoss the temples zky spel =, Wett aud palu-
ful eyes Sao'tu and ulgvIattd inusiIs, hard sud
constant cough. severe pain tcfuss she ghyst,
aud ~, ~ indicai,n of consumption Ny head
tc' 4 lAll it.e time The matter accumulated SO
rspiily az my head an throat that ! coud not
keep them fTes. frtqnenty a. light ] " uld
spring cut ~ sta u svonlcl ~ me, 40 tsr ppint
IL suH cl'ion | would ihtn Asye recourse %
every meanA In my poser 70 dialodge the macus
a. ~ uay thguai q ID head Def ite being able ~
sleep Agsiu fUrH period II rlI years ms ton
sic ~efv nc j and 20 NAH B. famed thEt
eouid aith aiiA fuitv allow, / npylly 60 sgitat
al ,ni.neut u Fcuu 10 regard 70 81 operation "r
them. bat at his request postponed it Tie e4u
slAat iuh nat IN aud Il esrA 1914 "a nay a rAAt
caused Nv tle poison y. matt looping daN
from NV Lead had 20 irltA ed aud iLtiam q n}
lungs that uOughvd ineesHAnuF - deep hard
cough. Mosbahie my system began 20 shoE
tbs effect Ot thla disease. 80 that i0st flesh,
grew pale aud showed every symptom Of an
early death by consumption. When matters had
reached this stage, uT sbnut HiI months ago,
began the RE of SANFoRB's RADICAL CURE iot
CATLaHH. Ater using tho tirst bottle b, & n to
impl owe RAPIDLY. The hrst dose lemed - 81, At
my head as ! had not known II TO be for years, IL
seenl,d gradually TO arrest the DISCHARGE. Il
stopped nav tolgh IN three days aslng 4 a.
e gArgls | suon reduced the II ilamatiun aud
swelling Il my tousiis, so that they soon ceased
TO trouble IA The soreness aci Oss my CJe-i
disappeared, the bnZzug noises IN my hsad die.
appeared, my SENSES Of cling aud OF hearing
We completely restored, and ever. symptom
OF direAss that had reduced me to the verge o.
the grave disappeared by the use Il Sanford s
Radical cute for CatArfh
have been ,hns explicit because as drug
Kist, have seen Il great deal Of sutietiTg from
CatArih, and hope - couy nc5 many that this Is
a gIeat remedy.
am familiar with the Treatment af CatsIrh NE
practite bg the beet phys c aus, and have con
suited the mort eminent all ut my case, have
usvd every Kind ut remedy add apparatus that
have appeAfed during per cd Of SIX y ars pas !,
aud have while flluwing Their us /, taken great
ca - OF m, general health, but ObtslIod no re-
lief or encouragement ffom any Of them.
GEO. f. DlNSAOEE,
p,.tfu Pm % 1.TE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07

Each package contains Or. Sanlords impro sed
Inhaling Tube. with fu directions for use in ali
cases. Price 81 co. sold by all Wholesale and
retail Druggists through az the Uuitrd states.
WEEKS u PO ITER, General 4 eats aud Whole
sale Druggista, hoston. Mass.
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THURSDAY. MARCH :. ISIS
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AT AMES'.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
For Diseases OF the Throat and lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis. Asthma,
AND CONSUMPTION.

Tn" lev compositions, which hATe Won the
cDnh.itnce Of mankind Aad Lse ms household
~ofd-. among not OHiy Que but many nations,
mnri hsye extraordinary virtues. Perhaps np
one ever secured 50 vice reputation. OF nam"
tain j u - long - ATEEr tHFAhY PfcrnRsL
II hts btea knlwu "a the pablie sbont %
yeats, BY long continued series 81 marvellous
vnfer, aud have so1 tot Il confidence ~ -
Nir uer ntyrr eqnalled BY any ather IN d
cine Il rt.li mAhe- the m0st tfecfnt enfts
that can be made By medical shll indeed, iut
CHEEHT ptc1oaAI hss real rDtbe ihese dang.
eruuE diss4ses " their ttroTs, % = gft 81 tA-
tent and given fet liFg ofiHimuniis from W "a
fatal ,f~es ;. thai H. sell founded q the remedy
~ tsseu 10 stA.uH Every finlBy should have
u Ia THEFT elosct foi the reads sid j. 'mpl ivi.-
~ - nt nlils' D. ricHhtss. shfi-rtHg, aifI even
NE IL -Hvt W ihis msly protector. lAe pfus
dent rh1nl not neglect u. ard ths st-t viii
nui htfFh ypu fur De nFt trc..9 e ~ Fus
bs iis meiy ~ ID sudden gtt4cAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
IN BANKRUPT0Y.


District Court ~ the United Statos nlstrict
Of Vermont
Ia the matter q Ass x Kline Bankrupt.
Ia Bankruptcy.
To The Creditors u the estate Of Asa X.
kiuue.
This 10 10 give you notice that have hloi nv
hnal account A. Assignee 81 the estate - Ass
X, kline, Bankrupt, 10 said Court aud that
second and third general meeting hes been
ordered Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 be
held 81 Rutland. Al the Office VI ". o. NesEy.
IN Hsid District, on the 10, dss ~
March A, D.. 1878, At II Oclock, A. NJ,
for The purposes named IN the 9lth aud
&sth sections OF The Bankrupt Act 81 March az.
1861, aud that At said meeting | shall apply ta
said Court for the settlement % my said &C
counts and for discharge fom al llAbtiltv a.
Assignee 81 said estates Ia accordance wilh ID .
provisions 81 said sections Of said BANKRUPT act
AZ Casileton Ia said District on the 1 3th dAy
Of February, A, y. 1878
40 So J, b. BROMLEY. Assignee
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pETITION TO SELL REAL Es.

PETITION TO SELL REAL rs.
TATE TO PAY DEBTS
sThrv ~ NEHMOSr Dirttiet " Manchester, a.
A. Probate Cut, held at Manchester " thin
aud iuf sad District on the 25th day Of Febf d.
any. A. D., 1873.
lresept II ~. +. b BuEToN, Judge
Your PeiiiiBu,T. A. q Cst-msn Administrator
on the r.t,te u EtEim Amr,ian late 81 Wiz
hail, M SID dstict, deceased. ie peetfully rep.
rtpenls that
Tho amount u dobs due FROM
said deaeA-ei 10 1880 Is
The charges OF adminis'ia ion
estimated i2J 90
--t2ii5 81
The value oftbe personal estate si2,O rs
si2SO 70
BtIsuce af debts chargsAbie On
roal estate Of sLid deceased tllgA s3
To raiss which sum. he pave said Uoutt TO
grant him license 10 sell all Of the Tesl estate
II said deceAsed, ~ itls necessary for tba pay.
meut ~ sid debts aud ehsfges Of Standardization
and portion cannot be cold without Jury 10
tbpre interested IN the remainder.
Nhe't upon il wAs ordered that beafiLR on
saii application be hal al Probate CaHrt 10 bs
holden At the ProlAte Office IN Manchester 10
rid district On the 9th day Of Asrch. 4 b
lk1s aud that notice u saiI application. the Ia
"a, 9 and reasons thereof and ID time and place
u hearing thereon be given 20 / person. In
tefes' cd by Publishing a certified copy Of the
record ~ said order three weeks anceeasivsiy Ia
the Manchester JouHSAL, newspaper printed
At said Macnhss,,r, previous 10 sad tune o.
heArnr,
trHe record.
Attest. z. y. BURTON, Judge.
true copy Of record,
H4w Attest. y. b. BURTnF, Jai
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SUFFOLK. ss Feb. %, 1878.
Then pen sons ~ appeared the said George
DinamOre aud made oath that the foregoing
statement w him subscribed is true, Before me,
SETH THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace
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Balance Of debts chargeable on
real estate Of said deceased 1910 10
To raise which sum- be prays said Court 20
grant him license TO sell all Of the real state OF
raid deceased, Az II il necessary for the payment
OF said Gebts and charges Of administration. and
portion cannot be sold without injury to those
iutetetted Ia the remainder
Wherrrpon II wa, ordered that bearing on
said application be held at = Probate Court 10 DO
hOld,n at the Probate ONCE In Manchester in
said dlrtliot ON the 9Th day Of March, A. D..
! rs aud that notice Of said application the na.
tore and reasons thereof. and the time and place
OF hearing thereon be given 10 all persons iuter.
estod by bubli.hiug a certified copy OF the record
az said order three weeks succesnvely In the
Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper printed at
said Manchester, previous TO said time Of hear.
ing.
true record
Attest, +. u. BURTON, Judge.
true copy 81 record,
~ 3w Attest. +. Is. BURTON Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
PETITION TO SELL REAL rs.
u TO PAY nERrS

STATE or VERMONT District OF Manchester, ss
Ia Probate Court. held at Manchester, within
aud for eaid district, on the 27th day OF February
A, u, 1878.
Present Hon Il. Is. Burton. Judge
Your Petitioner, Jacob Mercworth, Admins
TRAITOR OF John Stakeholder, late Of Arlington, In
said district, deceased respectfully represents
that.
The amount OF debts due from
said deceased is t29l7 10
The charges Of administration
estimated l2J 90
1910 IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
WANTS.

Aatsrtssasnts, unasr thts bead, tee esat, p.t
hae eash ins@fstau
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6 ' VI "a p1EwKLI' Con-.
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The value of,be personal estate ,l2;O IS
Balance uf debts chargeAbie on

Attest. z. b. BURTON. Judge.
true copy Of record,
Il Az Attest. y. b. BURrnf, ID iRs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31

been reported, were strengthened yesterday
by the reception of dispatches from Calcut-
ia. 1t is positively asserted in these dis
patches, which have been sent to CONNER
cial houses in London, that the reports re-
specting the fight of the Ameer, his aban-
donment of the contest, and the appear
ance of his son, Yacoob Khan, at Jellala-
bad, are untrue. The dispatches state that
the Ameer has carried on systematic pro-
cess of deceptions, and has caused false re-
ports concerning his movements to be sent
to British headquarters. This ill-omened
Intelligence appears to be confirmed by
dispatch from Lahore, stating that large
force of Afreedes attacked the British
troops on Saturday in Khyber Pass. Up
to this time the dispatches of the Viceroy,
Lord Lytton, and such of the newspaper
correspondents dispatches as were permit
ted to reach London, have reported that
Khyber Pass was wholly free from the
presence of the enemy, and that no danger
to the British forces there was to be appre-
hended
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
EXCITEMENT ON CHANGE.
A Member Attacked on the Floor vita o
Raw Hide Whip.

Change was enlivened to-day abcut
o'clock by the appearance on its floor of y
| tall kentuckian, who approached Charley
Mcguire, the partner Of Andy Mullane.
and drew forth horsewhip
Without any premonitory remarks he
proceeded at once to lay the weapon abou;
Maguire's shoulders in such a vigorous
manner that the latter gentleman beat a
hasty retreat, and escaped from his furious
assailant 10. I.'.l.,
An officer was called in and the Ken
tuckian, who is said to be Mr. Morgan.
from Cynthiana, was arrested and condncs-
ed to Hammond-street Station, where the
charge of assault and battery was placed
against him.
In conversation few minutes later
Morgan stated that he was born and raised
in Cincinnati, but at present was q mer-
chant living in Kentucky.
He was admitted to the Chamber on n
visitors ticket, and, coming across
Mcguire without thinking, he as
saulted him. The trouble. he said. was Of
long standing, and he meant sometime to
settle the difficulty in some such way ns
that, but neither Morgan or Mcguire would
give much information concerning the
trouble between them. ..
Mr.. Hobart, President of the Chamber.
stated that Mcguire would probably net
prosecute the case, but the ot6cors Of tho
Chamber would see 10 it that the offender
was brought to trial. a ~,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
LATEST LOCAL.

FRED. SToFFEL, the alleged lunatic, was
discharged to-day.
THE number of marriage licenses issued
this year is two Thousand four hundred and
five.
THE jury in the Payton case was still out
at O clock to-day. The general opinion is
that the jury will not agree.
Four hundred and thirty-two persons
took out their first naturalization papers in
the Probate Court during the past year.
GEO. w. ZIEGLER, who retires from the
position of Chief of Police This evening,
states that he leaves in good spirits and
with clear conscience.
CHAs. JUILa, Turnkey at Bremen-street
Station-house, found note of 5000 payable
to Herman Meyer. The same can be had
by calling at the above named station.
THE Board of Public Works this morning
increased the salary of Mr.. Bell, President
of the Water-works, from So, 300 to So, 00C
per annum; the salary of J. r Grueter,
Secretary of the Water-works, from 81, 800
to 81, 900 per annum; the salary of George
B. Setter, Assist ant Secretary from 81, 300
to $1,000 per annum and the salary Of
Oliver B. Jones from $500 to 81 900 pei
annum.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
CLOSING SCENES

I'm Police Circles for the Year 1873.
An overcoat, with $25 in the pocket, was
stolen from Fl. X. James, of Clifton, in
Andy Glaser's saloon, on East Fourth
street, yesterday.
Ed. McDermott blacksmith who was
lodged i'll the Ninthstreet Station yester-
day for safe-keeping, was adjudged insane,
and sent to Longview Asylum.
r. b: Armstrong, agent of the Phoenix
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, caused
the arrest OF Mr.. E. G.. Warman, a former
agent of the company, residing at SOS West
Eighth street, on the charge of embezzliny
~ 81. The trial will take place January
4th.
M0liie Stewart, colored woman living
at 202 West Fifth street. is docketed for
January Sd, on the charge of stealing sew
Bell.
JOS. Florence, a blacksmith from New
York, stole bundle of yarns from in front
of Jacob Wust's store, No. Alb Main street,
yesterday, and received thirty y-days SEN
tence this morning.
Frank Reynolds, tramp from Canada.
was given sentence of $l00 and twelve
months this morning, for having burglar
TOOLS and sentence of 5000 and thirty DAYS
Tor stealing number of brushes from the
store OF E. Hammer, No. 179 East Peah
street. -
Ed. Magill, an ex-convict, living in the
tenement-house known as the Modoc
Building, No. % Broadway, picked quar-
rel with his wife last evening, during which
be struck her several heavy blows on the
head with Ratchet Officers Lennon and
keam were notified by the neighbors of
what was going on, and Magill was soon in
cell. This morning his case was continued
until January 7th and his bail fixed at
5000. The wounds which he inflicted upon
his wife are deep and bloody, but are NOS
thought to be dangerous
Six boys, who were sliding down Syca-
more-street Hill yesterday were arrested
and locked up for the night as safe keepers
Several accidents have occurred at this
place lately, and hereafter boys found slid
ing down hill at this place will have q
charge placed against them.
Chas. Hudson, who robbed q iewelrr
| store on Freeman avenue, few nights ago
was held to answer in the sum of $500.
Joseph G. Sextro has reported that his
store, No. 1913 West Second street, was en-,
tered by thieves sometime during Saturday
night or Sunday, and several articles taken.
Ward Kennedy was given sentence OF
$2O0-30 on the charge of stealing So in mon
ey from John Rolfs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
OLD KENTUCKY.
Terse kilograms From the Interior

Specials to the Star.
CRAB ORCHARD, Dec. 31.-The trial of the
participants in the shooting scrape here,
which was set for yesterday, has been
postponed to next Saturday. Myers, one
of the wounded men, will at that time be
able to attend.
ELIzABErHTowN, Dec. 31.-Mrs. Haus-
.5rough; the -higl4ly esteemed wife of Elijah
Hausbrough, ESQ.,, died suddenly Sunday
evening. She leaves babe only few days
old.
BowLINa GREEN. Dec. 31.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Captain Ray and party arrived here
from weeks raid on the moonshiners of
Allen and Monroe Counties. They cap
tured ten prisoners but brought in only
three, the others having been released for
want of conclusive proof against them.
They destroyed five still houses at Long
Creek, and six stills OH Puncheon Creek,
capturing at the latter place old Mick How
ard, notorious character.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 3l.-Major W. R. Kin
ney, after stopping here a few hours left
for Breathitt County, last evening, to supply
the place of James H. Tinsley, the Com
monwealth's attorney of that district, who
is sick. ..
GREENUPsBURe, Dec. 31.-Fletcher Coop
er's steam grist and saw-mill, on Tygart's
Creek, in Greenup County, KY, was burned
to the ground on Sunday night together
with several hundred bushels of grain.
Loss supposed to be about $1,000. Not in
su red
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c. f. Adae and iAdolph Seinecsks
Bound Over.

On the 18th of November last Miss Knte
Hogan called at the Bank of c. r. Adae d
Co., for the purpose of investing $3.50 in
Government bonds, but, she claims, she
was persuaded from doing so by the pro-
prietors. who assured her that the bank
was safe and that bonds were poor invest
ments
She left her money, and yesterday she
obtained warrant for the arrest of Mcssrs.
Adae and Senecke on the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses. The twD
men were brought before Squire Schwab,
where they waived an examination and
gave bonds in the sum of $500 for their ap-
pearance before the Grand Jury. John 4.
Mohlenhoff went on their bonds.
The case against Adae & Seinecke was
called before Squire Block this morning
and continued until Saturday morning nj
II o'clock. The bond is the same as the
previous one.
Next Thursday Squire Marchant will try
q case of similar nature.
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I'm Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. 3l.-President Hayes and
party LETT for Washington on the 10 a. m.
express.
WASHINGTON, Dec. .31.-Secretary Sher-
man has just issued an order reorganizing
the Secret Service Division.
GREEN BAY, Wis. Dec 31.--The Grand
Central Hotel at Fort Howard, Monroe
Bros, proprietors, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss Sc, 900.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-A six days pedes-
trian contest has been arranged between
OLeary and Harri imam, of Massachusetts,
for $2,000 to take place in this city within
the next six weeks.
New YORK, Dec. 31,-Peter Stretch, a
boy aged thirteen, was killed yesterday at
Parkville L. l., by pet bear which was
chained under shed. The boy was terri
bly, lacerated and his skull cut open by the
bears claws.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec 31.-Charles W. Dcty
Superintendent of the Gas-works at the
Central Lunatic Asylum, was arrested to-
day, charged with attempting to rape q
seven-year-old daughter Of John Corrode
the proprietor of the Corrode House, where
Doty has been boarding.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
Phil. P. johnson and Catherine Johnson.
Rudolph Rowley and Angie Humphrey.
Jonas Nation and Paulina Wolf.
John Schreen and Carrie A. Hildreth.
Henry Hartmann and Jenny Struve
John H. Bearly and Georgiana Callander.
Frank Meinken and Louisa Keller
Jacob Palmer and Mary Kors.
J. ]. Casey and Nora German.
Jac. Hamann and Louisa Stier.
Adolph P. Kline and Lizzie M. Wuest.
L. P. Morris and CharlotteW. Humphrey,
.Chas. G. Bazell and Lille E. Webb. =
Sigmund Haas and Jennie Levi
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
BEARD OF PubIic works.

The Board met in regular session. all ths
members present and President Bell in tho
chair.
The Engineer was requested to attend. either
personally or by representative all meetings OF the
Council and Aldermen
The Engineer was directed to have six inches
additional stone spread on Price avenue between
Mt Hope Road and Hawthorne Place and On
Grand avenue between Warsaw Pike aud lies
avenue
A bill from Eliza Flicker, of S133. for taking carr
OF the Davidson Fountain. was ordered paid
The following bids for doing the advertising of
the Board were referred to a special committee.
Daily Sun. 81 per square; Da ly Enquirer 81
per square; Daily Times, at the average price bid
by the Com mmerciai, Gazette, Volksfreund and
Volksblatt; DAILY STAR, is cents per square, md
guarantee the largest week day circulation within
the corporate limits of Cincinnati of any paper
published
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Louisville LacOnics.

Special to the Star. .--... ..
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3l.-Sheriff Able de-
parts for Frankfort this morning with nine
recruits for the Penitentiary.
A splendid meteor in the shape of ball
of white light was seen here last evening.
1t swept slowly across the sky and expiod-
ed just above the northern horizon.
Detective Thomas Antle, who has served
on tue police and detective force here for
twenty-five years, died at his home yester-
day, aged forty-seven years. He was ma
tive of this county. ..- -
The newsboys and bootblacks are to be
treated to grand supper tonight at The
St. Cloud Hotel.
A dispatch from the proprietors of the
Peabody Hotel at Memphis states that Rev.
DR.. Dixon is doing well, and desires to re-
turn here. He is out of money and needs
assistance. ,-,.
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LAND OF LORNE.
Mysterious Murder-M Disas-
ters-Failures and Fish.

teEb-FA1luTcB uhu Il 1SAs
National Associated Press to the Star.
QUEBEC, Dec. 31.-A very mysterious
murder was committed in this city last
night. Three men, named Jobin, aged
sixty, Lepage and Terriault, drove to a
saloon kept by one Luxignan, where two
ruffians named Clavet and Champlain were
lounging about. JOHN called for drink
without inviting Clavet and his friend,
whereupon Clavet swore he would have re-
venge, and followed JOHN and his party
out to their sleigh, where he assaulted
them. John, becoming frightened, ran
away, pursued by Clavet, who soon over
took JOHN and apparently grabbed him by
the throat, and after few minutes strug-
gle John fell dead. e. =
The police shortly afterward arrested
Clavet in his fathers house. Johns body
is now in charge of the police. No marks
are visible on the face, but it is thought
Clavet, who is twenty-four years of age,
may have stabbed JOHN.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Dec. 31.-A telegram
was received yesterday by Capt. Thomas
O'Mahoney, informing him that his schoon-
er "Ellen" was wrecked on Duck Island.
Mt. Desert, on Sunday last, and that the
captain and three men were lost. Mate
VIM. Kirby and Samuel Smith, one of the
crew, were saved. The ELLEN" cleared at
this port originally on the 30th ult. for
New Haven with a cargo of lumber. The
"Ellen" is the fifth st. Johns vessel re-
ported lost in the gale of last Tuesday.
PIcroN, N. j., Dec. 3l.-A cablegram has
been received, saying that the ship County
of Picton had been abandoned at sea. First
Officer Jas Gum was lost, and Captain
Munroe landed at Havre, France. The
County Of Picton was on voyage from
Barrow, England, to New York.
MONTREAL, Dec. 3l.-Jos May, importer,
of this city, failed yesterday. Liabilities
about$50O 900. Reynolds & Eolkel. furriers
Of this city, have also failed. Liabilities
SIG ,000. = - ---i' -i" ~
. HAAILros. OS1, Dec. 3l-Fishery In.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
RED-HANDED RICHARDS.
Human Life Held Lightly As a Rabbits
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press To the Star
OMAHA, NEB., Dec. SIS. D. Richards,
who has achieved already national repu-
tation as the famous Nebraska murderer,
reposes in jail at Kearney, and manifests
no more concern as to his crimes or his fate
than if he had only committed some petty
theft. He says that he cares no more for
the killing of Mrs. Harrison and her inno-
cent children than if they had been so
many jack rabbits. His sleep is unbroken
and he eats with hearty appetite. He re-
iterates the confession made in Ohio, and
says that he expects nothing else except
that he will be hanged, referring to his ex-
ecution as certainty and in the coolest
possible manner. A special term of Court
Is to be called for his trial