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HUGH SHIELDS.

Hugh Shields, prominent Irish Nationalist, died
at hts residence. No. l,5g5 Broadway. Mr. shields
was born in the North Of ireland and came 10 this
pcnsiuetale ortuno aud WAS well known b the To.
baecp lrape n y RESIDED several years 10 cuba and
up to recent period was 10 the AaDlt Of making
annual mp 10 shat island tor tue purpose vi makug
purchaser VI tobacoo winch he forwarded 10 this cty.
Mr. shields Was an active member OF the Irish rsvo-
luti0nary organizations aBd was greatly esteemed Ny
all VINO knew MIN. He will DO buried Tomorrow.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 4, 1873
Second Lieutenant Henry II. Ludlow, Third art-
lery, relieved IRON duty at The Artillery school, at
Port Monroe Va, aud ordered duly upon the sur
vcys weat OF the 1c0th meridian.
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The oospiaiat 81 assault aud battery preferred BY
Mira Ramsdcll against Misc Emily Thornton, princi-
paI OF PRIMARY school No IL W brooklyn, Tor having
was yesterday dismissed w Judge kfeg
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EECAPTURED.

John ON. .ho recently escaped from the Hudson
RIVER fn.sae Asylum, was yesterday recaptutcd.
Gu vas wealthy builder Of Loog Island some ears
aso aad gnls lsoorinx amber at OF insintty shot
sls vie ~ also ~ tbe sane Tune attempted 10 XIII
POlae Olccr klgre. " lhIs Guy.
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THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

A ballot will be taken In he Cotton Exchange on
Tuesday on the proposed amendments 70 ths conssu-
ton with tbs exception 81 be one reIalng 20 sam
ping winch naa 10 ga before the Board " Managers
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HONORING AN EX-MAYUR.

Ex.Mavor Charles II. u'Ncil, OF Jersey city, was
presented last evening with handsomely cngrosssd
sot Of resolutions by the prominent citlzcns OF the
and Mayor.
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Arthur W. Bell, Of Porter, Ben Il Co, Of Pmtsburg,
Pa and a prominent member Of the Y Dung Mems
gqfisusu Association was buried IN that cmy yssser.
day.
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SEW YORK HoRrICuLTUKlsr5.

TDs Nay meeting OF the New YORK horticultural
soc oly sIll place on Tuesday next At Republican
~
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DIED


BARRETT May 3, At No. 562 Hudson 81, Mrs. d.
BARxETr, aged VI years.
Funeral sunday, May g. at one O'Clock r. NJ al the
Frcewil Baptist Chapel 10Th 81 three doors VEST Of
e.hav.
BKckKs.-On the 4th May, 1873. Lucia NJ. BgcgxR,
aged year. months and IL days
Relatives anu TRENDS OF tho lanilv, aud also mem
bcrs vi Manhattan Lodge, No ~, and A. NJ, arc
respectfully pvited 70 a'tena the funeral, from her
iather's residence 323 West 3Bth ST., on SUNDAY, 9th,
ne haIi-past one o'clock l.. ".
BoRROwMAs -aturdsy. May 4, ALEXANDRA BORROW
MAN, 10 the 5lih year Of his age.
Tue iuncral viii take place from his late residence,
No. A. 18Th ST., Sou,h Brooklyn at two o'clock r. NJ
on III, sday, May Z, 1875 intcrmcpt IN Greenwood.
BusK.--On saturday, Nay 4 Mrs H. y. BUsx, aged
Funeral services At 81. Peters Lutheran cburon,
corner ldh St aud Lexington av an Monosy, May
H. al Que O'Clock. Relatives aud friends are respect
July invited 10 attend
CABLE. -On Saturday morning., May T. ISIS. CHARLES
ReIalives anu trends respectfully invited 10 attend
the fcncr services. al the rcsidcpc, OF Mr. Iohn-
son. East 47th st, on Monday, May D. At two II. ~,
withOut further notice
Pougbkcepsie papers please copy.
CARNEY --ln Brooklyn, May 3, KosE CARNEY, widow
Of tue Patrick Carney, the 62d ycar her ago.
native OF Msvorc county Wcstmsath, Ireland.
sons0'n.Iaw W,lnam ~ men ana r,ar,.k U,co"aor
are requested 70 attend her innera, on Tuesday, My
4 nj ltpast pus A. NJ, from her late res,icucc, III
Jay, corner OF hilary W 81 james Cathedral whore
q requiem mass viii be offered Tor the reposc
Of soul nenco to the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross
ConKS.--satu May 4 1875 EaSxsricz. VIE Of
Samusi ConcD, IN the 4Otn year OF her aye.
ks,ayss s"s ,rsss. especially AMY s"o oasp,sr
Davhs Lodge, No 0. X. S. b Nsndes sohn Lodge,
ls5 |. " a. h. are respectfully invited TO attic nd
the funeral on sunday aiterpoon. Mar a. AZ Two
O'Clock, al her late residence, No. ~ Llspcnsrd ST.
The husband, SAMUEL COHEN
CoLLARD.-Un Thursday, May = Mrs. EMMA
CpLLARn widow ofths iase William Coilard artist, OF
Ne~castic on. Tyne, Euglsnd
The relatives and frieuds respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence. NO vi
Cannon St, on sunday, May 8, at one O'Clock 2. N.
COLLINS -Ou FRIDAY, May g. ELLEN COLLINS, the be-
year oil, her aye.
ReiatAes aud friends or the family are invited to
attend the funeral, on Sunday May b, from hor late
resldeace, 3I3 East 4Sth So, At one y N.
CoLvIS.--In Brooklyn on Thursday May 2, alter q
short but psinu illness, SARAH MftlKR, reifet OF
Johu Coivin, IN the list year o. her age,
Relatives snd friends are respectfully invited to
attend the iunefal from her late residence No 126
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoxrGys-DRSrRx.-A pru 80, 1878, by the Rev. Dr.
G. L. Deems, HENRY w oMEGYs. OF Gfccusbor0. Nd,
TO GLgSNIs II. DExTaR, of Nsa,k, N. Y. No cards.
DEgyrus-W AirzYg..pgR On Thursday. Nav 2. Mt
the residence Of BRIDES mother by Rev. De Sofa
xcndos, HkSRv DRgYFUs, Esq 10 Mss ANNIE WAITE.
ykLDkR daughter oil The late Michael Watzieidcr.
FAKKkLL-McCASS.-Apfi 80 ~ The Roman Catholic
vChurcn oil ST. Lawrence, Sam ST., by the Rev. J.
tire nor, 5. j., THOMAS r. FARRELL to ESTHER r. Mo-
CANS, both OF this city.
MAGovggS-FAgLgy. Brooklyn, on Thursday,
May 1878. the Churrb OF the Assumption. by the
Rev. William kecgan. JAMES MAGovEKS 10 RosASSA
FARLEY
MAnosEy-cTRoy On tuesday evening. April 80,
1s7s at the I'd idenro Of the BRIDES sister. by the
Rev Felix h. Fdrrey. Mr. IkrER PACL MAmoSky. Of
Brookyn, 10 Miss ELLIE NJ. CoSaoY, OF New YORK
CITY.
MccAryngy-NuGssr-Int this city, oa Monday,
April - by the Rev W. n Ciowory, Mr., u. H.
McCArsREy Mss H. H. NuGESr.
Roysro>- RxEn.--On the i0th uit, nc the house OF
ex-Msyor iAitie Paterson, y j.. by the Rev. J. Il.
Clark. HERBKwr RoysroS 10 MARY e. kssD. No card%.
sSow-sorruARD April ~. 1878, Dy Rev. ID. b y.
Rsudoiph, Mr. GkoRGE W. SNow and Mss MARY
SouTHARD. botn OF Jersey CIV, n. j.
MARKsN-HARDiNG. --On Thursday, May 2, by Rev.
DIR. MIictt at briuo's residence. JAMgs wAKREy, Late
OF D.nbury, to MAmGARyr HARDING, all OF Nav York
CITY.
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New Postal Law.

On and after Oc,ot~r 1t third class"
mail m,t~r Can Ire registered ut he ls,...
ss:icr in the came mann~r m leiiers. The
csmi of re. isi, zii"m ~ill he 10 cenls. Third.
cI~s." mil mat rr cs.msists # pamphlets,
occasional publications.. tr.n-i.ni n~ws.
p.p<r-, m.g.zinea. hand bills. ro<ies., IN.
sr.l.d circuiars. prnixciu~a. hunks. mann.
scripts. Pr~f sheets. c.'rrcis4l pr"f--h~r,-,
maps. prints, ~"xr.vi"g', blanks. A-xibl.
,,.ii~rn-, ariici.s ii neschsndise, sample
c.rd-. photographic p.pwr, le,t-r snvel"I,rs
and wrapper. csrsls. plain and or"smen,.l
p.l~r, photographic representations Of diff
iesrns types. -e~ds. cus,inx-. bnlhs, r,o,s
cinna. and oil oaher matter which may b,
Arel.ssd 1siIsi'lr By lac. in packages ~
Isspsediag issr pessds - weight
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movement in civilisst,nn o d the .sts. the
l"'s'"ns she" Thew w.s shssmdsnc~ II game
wefe oppOssd In abansi"nins the e.sse .nsl
earning the arts of civilisri life. Bat
s''h'" the Ia twO yenrsshry have ch.ng~d
their min.is. ~ they zee the game on which
hey s"h.isi~,i dis. ppe.rinx.
The 6r.i qualify Ot an 1mdisn agent il
h"ne.sy. U"ier the present. sysi~m there
hes h~en great d-nl al d,-ho.rssy Th~re
are hundreds of of6c~rs n"v vho have very
little To do. Il would b. br,t~s to 1.lsce.
'h"r"''xh. practical men in chsrx- than
'"""e oh" have to learn the business sf,er
they get there.
l" reply ." SENATOR McCresry, he thought
ne acknowledgement "f the lmsii.n .g~ucixs
nDuXht abuut the late Indian v,n.
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HEADLESS.


From the Monitor.
Last evening about 4 o'clock. As en-
CINE NJ. 60. drawing q heavy train, an tie
St. L. K. e & n. by, approached the city.
the engineer sa~ dark Object lying n~ar
the track. Suppsing il to he = pile Of ci"
drr., he did mot whislle down brakes, but
psased on. A young man on the engine
s.ggested that the object s'ixht have bee"
a man. On examination il Was found tina,
the engine had struck 10 IN. completely
severing his head from hi. b,dy, and le,v.
ing only small porlipn Of his lower jaw
and whi.kers for identification. The brain.
and 6ssh were sc.ttersd along the line Of
the road for distance Of City or sixty
feet, the skull vac. ~ TIE physician tesii.
fed. broken into fragments. the right arm
was GROUND to = pulpy. and the left w.s in
little better condition. the righ, foot and
ankle we're mangIed. and the headIess
trunk presented = most ckening sight.
The testimony Of the engineer Who was
in charge Of The train. William s. Roa', Of
Henry Leshm.n, for whom the deceased
~as working, Of J. w. B.gely. for whom he
had worked, aud of DR.. Thonsas Irwin. who
examined the rem Gins immediately after
their discovery. showa that the msm wss q
tie cutter named Jack Stewart, about forty
years old, m indusirioua, hard working
man when not under the influence ol
liquor that he w.s drinking freely ye ter.
day, and hxd either fallen ar .. d down os
the track while in n sl.ie of iniox,c.iion
thxt the engineer waa not tn blame, ~ h.
could not Distinguish the Object, snd thai
he man came - hi. death hy mo fuu
means, but bv his "wn carele-sn.ss. II.
w.s -inxIe and without pr'prriy. lie oil
he o~ce",ly buried b. Me~r.. William
q ~.
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DROPPED DEAD
The Awful Sight That Greeted
Thorn - Hofat
When He Enter d His Home st
Noon.

Probably the most sudlen death tina
ever occurred in this city. tr.n-pir d thi
foremoon. When Mr.. Th"snxs Mufieii. NJ
employe in the N. X. & r. shops left hi
home tins morning, coraer OF Fifth and
Mo. taomery streets, hrs wife "a. sitting 10
The rocking chair in ner usual hesith
When he returned nj dinner time he wss
horror stricken by the sight that wns re.
vealed 10 him Ms he opened the door. FOs
there, prone alnn the 6.~r. l.y
THE CORPSE or MS WIFE,
rigid, cold and emOiionless. Medical ~.
-istance and Father Graham we're rent for
1t once. But the body wss beyond the
r~aci, If human skill, and the souI WINS will.
its Col.
There Vas no one in the house at the time
al Mrs. Mofi-it's death, aud the only l,ar
Iiculsrs that Gould he learned by the BAzoo
reporter were as f"llow.:
About TWO YEARS AGO
Mrs. M..fiett had dangerous ut
tack of kidney di-ease. aud At one
time her liz. Was de.psirrd of. Since
thst time she hxs suG Ped more ar les-
from the same c"mpl amt. Alih"n.h Of
large and robust appearance. che Was far
from being ss strong and healthy N abe
looked.
TACT
she told her husband inst she was afraid
she var going to have another attack Il her
old complaint, hut he did not pay much nj.
iention to her forehhines nj the time
For some time she had heen busiiy en-
gagged in making preparations f"r the ap
bsil II the Emmett Gusrsi-. and
had just finished new dress 10 wear upon
The OCCASION.
THIS MORNING
she got mp ut the usual hour
and prrp,rrd breakfast for her hu-.
band s"d boar,ier: hut she herself aie
|iiile or nothing. nevertheless che did NOT
If feeling wore ihan Usual.
When her husband left the house to 60 To
Iis work she MAS
SITTING IN THE ROCKING CHAIR.
About half Pnst ten "'ciock she went to a
,eighbors. Mrs Jack.sm.< ho,,-e, and talked
. few minutes. Then she sxid she must 70
home and straigh,en up her ho'.se aud get
Inner.
She was afierwsrd seen by = neiehbor
aking her bedcl"lhes out. About II
'ct.ck she called To- = n~ixi,tor, Mr..
Roach. who lives scro-s the street, .ni
ssked her s"me qnesiions
ABOUT THE BALL.
4 man passing ny the !, .use also saw her.
That was the last sr~n of her slive.
When mund hy her husband. she vac
wing mss'n the d.mr. and the bid was in
iiaorsier M If ,he had not Completed her
work.
The coroner. DR.. w. II. Eva"s, and other
phvsicians who examined the body, con
lu.iesl th.t desth resulted from natural
causes, and That an inquest MI post NOR
em examination was unn-cesaary.
MRS. ANN MOFFEr
saa = native of County C.v~n. Ireland. and
II the time Of her death .ged ais.ui 3.
vesrs. She was SIS er of the late Patrick
Lynch. aud has 10" ni~ce~, "ne Of whom is
nos in 81. Louis. She had been married
* years and horne four chiin,rr, two al
shich survive-ihe old,st cling aver three
resrs old, and the other about iwo years Of
age.
Mr.. M"ffett j. hard working and INDIES
i ious man. aud appears overwhelmed al
ala snsl.len anil terrible mi-foriupe.
The funeral will take place from the
Catholic Cnurch. Tomorrow sf,esnoou, nj
nalf-past three O'clock.
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Tho Peoria = the finest ali
cast Heating stove made. See
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Burl-ixh writes from New York to
the B'st"n JoMrnal 40 k,llo~s of
chihlrens savings: S"n,e Ut our
children are very bright. A volume
If their sayings would make = juicy
hnk. A lady was teaching ner little
son the golden text He wss parted
from them and VAS taken up into
heaven" "Whst dues parted meant
said the little iellow. Instead of
answering. the mother pointed tn her
hair. The hoy understood perfectly.
He was to repeat the text in school,
and thus he did it.: He parted his
hair and vas taken up into heaven"
A bay was son Of q hank clerk ~ho
kept books. He came hume from
church one day. "Oh, muther {! ne
had the beautifulest text today"
And what was it. JOHNNY" This
was it: Il want to be q book-keeper
in the house Of the Lord" A little
girl told her pastor that ''our L'rd
cast the devils out Of the Dominus !"
A good exorcism! One Of the little
Arabs at Five Points, tired with .
long. prosy talk, said to the speaker.
"You said that afore." A man begged
for Eve minutes to speak to the came
school. "Wll you hear this gentleman
Eve minutes, boys?" "Yes Stree"
The children kept their eyes on the
clock. They were 50 still that the
speaker thought he had them sure.
As soon as the FIVE minutes were up
the boys shouted: Times up!
Times up!" Nor would they allow
the man to utter one word more.
mot a moment" said the leader,
"you made q contract, the boys have
kept their part. you must keep yours"
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Don't BE- talked into buy.
ing anything buta Superior
cook stove. u
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ST. JOseph's little suburb. Fraser, was
somewhat aroused On Friday morning last
BY the announcement that Mrs. Chas. vii.
son, the vile Of veil to do farmer residing
short distance from, town, had deserted
her husband and eloped with . country
blacksmith named Mulberry Russell. She
left home Thursday evening, telling her
husband she Was going to a neighbours
house for the purpose Of weaving some
carpet. Late that night, after NJ. Wilson
had watched and waited in vain for the
return OF his spouse. and j,.t a. b. was
preparing to retire to his lonely Couch, he
came across note on the Center table.
hearing his name in his wifes handwriting.
The substance Of this note was tina, she
married him with nothing, and had left
him With nothing. Next morning Mn.
Wilson's disappearance Was the talk Of
the neixhborhood, and tie result was
not long in reaching Frazer. Then il
Was subsequently, learned that she
had bosrded the south bound
train o" the North Missouri road Thursday
afternoon. and had left the tr.in At Rich.
mond. Nothing has since been heard Of
her. RUSSELL, the c"upiry black sm. III, had
BEEN seen with HE wagon and team going
south, last Wednesday evening, and his
whereabouts have MT heen learned. He 10
known to have long had soft spa, in his
heart for the fair Mn w,l.on, mud abe. the
neighbors ssy, treated him With mnst aus
picio"s affection. In fact. 70 Noticeable
wss their intimacy that Mr.. Russell, =
modest little woman whO ha. thr~e children
and y the daughter Of m old x.d highly
r~-psc'sd ci'is-" that "eighlr,sh"ni, re-
pr'schsd her husband for his actions ,.,-
Wards this woman, me day l.ss summer,
and . domestic difficulty sn-u~d which
f''r".rd the topic of Conversation in the cum
MUMMY h.r several days.
Wilson Vas married tn hi~vife abomt
fifteen years .g". aud having no children Of
their 90" they adopted little bay, Who 10
nov ah"ut eight yeans old. In the n",s
.h"v r~ferr~d to the -, man men,i.,nexi the
'i''le frll'w. aud said, "Who will BE-
mother tn Willie. nos p W,lson IL sail to
have often scrur<d her ii marrying him fos
hi. nsnney alone, and this II though, u, 10
the c'.ief cause "f her d~-<rsine him. This
would sl." appear I" ~xpl.;n the expsrssi..n.
Il married y"u wi,h n",hing. aud leave
you With nothing"
II I" the prevailing opinion in the CON-
mu"i'y that the departure of Mn. Wil."n
and Russell vss ps~.rr,"Rsd affair, aud
that she l~f, the train ., Richm"nd ior the
purpose IL ioining him.
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ETA litiie bank 1t C.,neurdia ~
rubbed fev weeks :go "f N.OO0.
d. that I! tSurrri-rd.)
H--Ye-, and they 81, away 9Th ib
iucr-. tao.
! d. want to smoke. '.pne you vail
down and Ees cigar uilh me.
E.-h~t care if I d.. thank you.
And the too walked to ihr cigar ssos,
and while oa the rv.d there Ed. detailed Z.
the detective .
Full ACCOUNT OF the RnBBERY,
anne p .ricui.rs of which have never b<<s
published.
TIE two then vent toihe shoosinE gallery
and shot AZ mark, the detective beaii' .
FL, made him pull out hIs lsckeibok "a
p,y fnr the same. and when he did ~ III.
detective voald notice hov much money he
had.
II hal il right d.vn to dollar" said the
detective Ia the BAzOO rr,s,rier last night.
Yesterday, Monday. everything IA. rip
fs'r pull. NJ. james R,uct, who vss ~
the drpa In C,"cordia the day the bark
w.s robbed and who shot nj the tall man
tCrea-v-li.. w.s sent for. He arrived On
the usorning train.
BUYING MULES.
Yesterday the detective and Ranch rode
.ai Q" C"-~s~ll'. tn l'u, his mules. Gees
sell was found and X ,uch r-coxnis~d him
"ne of the rotl~rs the one he rh"i Al
The mule trade ~. made. The d iect'v-
vas 10 psy him 1915 for the muI<s, which
was accepted.
"No~," s.ys the detective you ride to
town ~i,h ns and I will make this prolo-
>iii"n in writing and pay you sou,e money
ON i!,~ conir.c,"
Very gos,d" s.id Cre-vell. He mount
I'd his honse and the trio arrived in War
ren-i'urg sb".i $50 yesirs.lsy evening.
They pr'ceed-i to the DETECTIVES. rnom
On The third a.,or. and when "nce in the
reon. Abe Cre.~~:I vas laking down the
mussle 81 two ColI's revol ers.
lie did not ask what he vas arrested f,r,
i'sk the matter very easy and wrote
the following
NOTE TO MS ~IFE:
wARRENsBCRG, Sept. 80, 1873.
Ny Dear Wife:
Y"n W-~sl I"i he uneasy shont me.
.i""'i know when sill he At hosne. They
have GIT me arrested here. suppose
wsil t,r at h,'nse s~'s,.
Lucy, vs.n had b~,ter get Ben HujsOn To
6",sh cutting up that C-'rm.
Your husband.
ABE CREsswELL-
r" Mrs Luc. J. Cre.sS-iI.
John Sis~walier was arrested while IN tie
-isrrI- of Warrrn-hurg on . hor-e. .nd his
K l. nabbed al hi. fathers near the
FA,r CIR ,und.
Il w.s all done in = very short sp,ce of
time. tut the
NEWS SPREAD LIKE WILD FIRE.
and Wsr,~nsi'urk was csMvuls~d frs,n rem
et 10 etScumseteuce. - tSSxe ~pssO 0b
people gathered sb.,ut the e Ids Hou-~'
many dem ."di"g m .u,li-nr. with the
rri.oners. This wa refused every bsniy.
Al $40 .. ~. the train lett W.rre,,sLurE
~hich brought
THE PRISONERS
IN Seaalis, who we're put in the co.,ler,
si,ere they we're Kept until thi. ns,rninx.
They im,k the Sis train ihi- ua"r"i"e fus
Lexington, guarded ny deiecsive Mccain.
A. n. Turtle aud james B. K.nck.
When .rs~-trxi FL She~.li-r had in his
,.~k~t $;s6; J" ~ Shewalier had SIS aud
Crx~v~ll had 50
CRERwELL
,ls.es mt bear the bet III reputation. Hia
n-iyhts.r. in J.,hn~s.n cs.nniy s.y that many
indications are that he L. cr,~.ks,l.
THE sHEw LITER "
have . fair rrpu,aiiam little inclined to
is~ rowdyi.h and don't v"rk much.
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TIE ,ev illu.sr.sed edition al W~tnies'-
Dicsiaa ny. cneiainiax three Thousand en-
ss.viasa. - ths be.t bss'k f"r everybody
thas ahe pen bee psndaced in TIRE prea~nt
oeaeney. ssd sAaald Be regarded ~ indis
nssaxhos n Ne vsll regulated home. read.
- sono. ltheasy. asa rjsee 81 basiee-a-
80 - IL
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Still Later.


Special TO the Bssoo.
CoNcoRDiA. Oct. Is p. N.
The prisoners we're .rr.igned before Jus.
iice Theimsn and pleaded
not GUILTY.
Their bonds we're 6xed ut Eve lh0uaand
d"li.rs each, in default IL which they we're
.enl to the
JAIL AT LEXINGTON.
The ex.min.iiou is set fvr O:tober 10Th
At this place.
Mayor Powell! visely took the precau
tiOU 70
CLcsE ALL THE SALOONS
In prevent any disturbance that 10 xht ari-r
fr"m in,~~prr.nce Or The use II .rsir",
spirits.
A BAz o reporter aeeomp 'nied the peis
ouer.. gusr.is aud detective fr.,m Wsrr~m.
i.nsg to C.ncorsiis anil had an op,,us,unii.
{ .x-t .sq"si"'~.i si'h the sccu-d d. ~. cd
IN Interview wi,h Cre.-srii. the su,.i,..-
leader. aud wi,h Job" Shrs.l,rs hi. .--,.m.
plicr. The iniesviess are vuili .i.e.
brIos. They we're pumped SEPARATED.
'wrlve hours after ih~ir srrrsi, aud the.
had nut been allosesi 70 talk To sch o,hes
up ID lhsl time. Their aiosirs arr gives
."d the public can dras their osa cvnclu
sissna.
ABE cRERweLL
Reporser-You sre 10 I'd scrape ~
Crssawrll.
Crrsavell bot never vn,aerd
msn out 81 nickel IN ny life.
R.-Caa you seoun"t iur your iiDe Z
the time Of the robbrsy?
C.-What mulberry?
R-The C.'.coriis bsnk robbesy.
ssplnar yoa know vh.s yoa sss ehssge
9th. end chat yoa srs ssressed Esi
C-ae (.ss.iss shs dsssesive) did y