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bers of Congress that an sdjournmen,
sine ale can tske plsce toward the last o.:
June. They do not suppose thst the dis
cussion of the tariff bill Will occupy more
than week, and say that time will be
afforded for consideration Of the Pacific
railroad bills snd other prominent mess
uras
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Beaten Death for n Dollar

ToRoETo, Msy 4-Lss; night thieves
entered the residence Of John johnson
and demsnded his money. Refusing, be
was ties to the bed and beaten fatally
with Stub. All the money the thieves
secured ws5 one doi'T. Several arrests
have been made.
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Ohio IeRisIafuFe.

COLUMBUS, Msy 4-Senste-SeEs.e
bill authorizing the investment Of the
excess Of trust funds after the payment Of
leins against estates and House bill
making wsges Of lsborers TO the amount
OF $500, s first lein upsn property IL
cases of assignment, we're passed.
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Gather Indications,

WAsHINGToS, May 5. / A. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, the Up.
per Mississippi and tower Missouri VAL
leys, stationsrr, followed BY falling bs-
rometer, warmer south and west winds,
clear or partly cloudy westher, snd pos
sibly occasional local rams in the North
west
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE

NEW YORK, May 4-Moncy-Open-
ed ST 2CG5 per cent. ard closed at .G2!
per cent. Prime mercantile paper NJ
4tM6 per cent. Customs receipts S2li.-
900 CIearings SllOOOOOO. The A.
sistant Treasurer dlsburscd $4,000.
Sterling quiet; long 4s6; short 1851
GoLD-Slesdy At 1909. Carrying ratr'
IG24 per cent Borrowing rates lat 90
> per cent.
SILvER-At London 554 4; here silver
bars lis. greenbsckT ll7L gold, SILVER
coin Sail per cent discount.
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PROiyUCF.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 4.-CJttou--Dull a.
lOkc. Flour Moderate demand; uu-
changed; receipts 1900 bsrrels. Rye
Flour and Corn MesI-SLeadY snd IN
changed. Wheat-QIiei; in good de-
mand; No. > Chicago spring 81 22Lg
| ! 22t No. 3 Chicago spung 81 Ejm,
/ 70; No. North western 81 2iCal ~
No. | sprirg 81 29@l 30. Rye-Q.ie.
and unchanged. Barley and Nal. I'm
changed COrn-Essier; receipts - 900
bushels; western nired 5Sdy5fc; steam
mixed 6llGD5Zc; DO yellow 5Ic. O,u-
Steady; receipts 1900 bushels wes."rn
mixed Si!@35!c; white western 3ia%sc.
Hay and Hops-U Unchanged. Cohse-
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Molssses Quiet
and unchanged. ce-Quiet and IN
chan zed. Pelroleum-Dull and IN
changed. Talow, Rosin and Turpsntine
-Uncnanged. Eggs-FTm ana IN
chan ged Mess POTk-At - j2!@lOO %.
Beet Qgi,t and Unchanged; western
long clear mitd.8 unchanged. Lord
Prime steam at 81 goal 2j. Butter
AtlI622c. Cneese-At 5C9lIlc. Wits.
ky-Slesdy st 81 G5! MaaI-Qaiet
aud unchanged Woo Steady sod IN
changed. Lsalher-DIli and unchanged
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4. - Flour
Dul superhns g so extras $40; Penn
sylvania family 3 75(dg rs; hirnesols
| DO S. JCCaG u (; patent and high Rrsces
| tG SOFAS 20. Whes,-DuIl; amber 81 ~
Ia 35; red 81 291G,l 2Oi white = 35lg
|I37. Corn-DuIl; yellow 53c; mixed
| 5l}c bid; seller June 62!c; seller July
/ 52ic. Oats-Dull; PennsyivAnis white
3ls; western DO 34c; do mixed $l@42c.
! Rye-Dull aud unchanged ProvisOnt-
/ Dull mess pork $40 %. Butter Dull
creamery 2Ofg22ci Western Reserve Il
| Gl9c. Eggs-Firner; western ll0
iltc. Cheese-StsAdy; western choice
! llGl2c. Petroleum-FirrneJ; refned
llSII4c bid, crude sl@Sie. Whisky-
! Strong: western 81 %.
TOLEDO, May 4.-W heat-Dll'; 10. .
white Wabash 81 2G; No. wBIlL Mich-
gan 81 27t amber Michigan, spot 81 q!
seller May 81 27; seller June 81 29 aked,
81 2si bid; DO. red 81 2sti No.
z do spo', 81 %; seller June 81 %; No.
Bred 81 10; rejected 81 C3. Corr-Dull
/ No. 2 tpot, 49,; seller June AZ; rejected
42c: damaged SIC. Rye-No. 6Oc
OAts-Dull; Michigan 2Stc. Glover
Seed-Dull; prime "a ".
o11;.iopsI msrkets see 4tL Paye
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STATE BONDS Dull.
STOCKs-The market was lower In the
morning and steady during the after
EOon, with increased activity m the gen
ersl market aud somo wide 0UcluatIons
in Northwestern. The books tor the IN
nual election oi tna Northwestern road
closed at =. NJ. 10 day, DuTng the
morning there WAS considerable dupusI-
tiOn to sell these stocks, on the theory that
they would 60 Of, but AS the day drow to
a close, thero WAS quite n sharp demand
for them st advancing prices. Tue com
mon, which sold down 10 % IN the morn
ing, advanced 10 %, and hi,cr ir,Qucu,
hucmstlon closed at 6l!, preferred rose
10 H. The amount o: stock st tho trans
ter office tC-iay was large, rs 1 MAS gnu-
erslly believed Union Pacific and
other interests represented by Dillon,
Duws & Scott had fo,ur,d the majority.
ST. Paul common advanced to BOT, pre-
.errcd to 73k, Lake Shore to G!i hhbvh
10 lj!, KlLsas Pacific b S Hud Morris
& Essex to 7sii Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati and indianapolis declined 10
% and Panama 10 l2@.; Chicsgp, Bur
Ington and Quincy ollsrcd down to loI!
seller GO days but finally cold
at 1921 regular The transactions AZ
gregstcd $1,000 shares, OF which 1900
were Lake Shore 200 Wabash, 1900
Northwestern common, 200 preferred,
1900 st. Paul common, 1900 prefer
red, l2,3OO Delaware, Lsckawaoua and
Western, 100 Michigan Contra 600
Western Union, 300 Eric and 100 New
York Central.
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Concessions from Russia.

LONDON, Msy "a Berlin corrc-
spondsnt ststes that Russia hiss sent 3
fresh communication 10 London and
Vienna specifying the concessions she is
willing 10 grant and expressing her
willingness 10 enter INTO special ncEo.
tistlous.
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Better Feeling in St. Petcrsburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 5 5-The Agenco
Russo says much better impression pre-
walls respecting the prospect OF neg'tis-
tions. Its rumored that the approach
ing arrival Of Count Schouvsloh here on
s visit Is connected with the friendly eN-
chsrge Of views resulting from ;he pour
perlous between London avi -. Peters
burg
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HI. II. H.PrInce of Wales.

Meanwhile His Royal Highness, AL
bert Edward, has been making the round
OF all the Paris restaurants. lie ls 4
great gottrmand, and nothing pleases him
better than to ENJOY incognito the good
things Of the French capital. In this
and other ways he becomes immensely
popular here. On Friday evening ban.
quet WAS given IN the Princes honor by
the British exhibitors. The passionate
professions of attachment to France made
by him in bis speech have made pre-
found impression here. This can not fail
SO disquiet the Russian and German Dip
lomstists, although they might make
their minds easy, tor France is not to be
budged out of her present peace by pro-
fessions Of passionate attachment"
from a British source.
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NO. 25I
Another Denial.

BRUSSELs, Msy 4.-Le Nyrd, the Rus
sisn orgsn, denies the New York state.
ment thst Russia has enrolled 5000
lrishmen 10 invade Novs Scotjs and
New Brunswick.
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Weekly Treasury sratement.

WAsHINGToS, MAY 4-The Treas
ury now holds S347, S2l $50 in United
states bonds to secure National bank
circulation, and Sl3 446OOO in bonds to
secure public deposits; United States
bonds deposited for ciTculstIon for the
week ending to-dsy, $4,000 United
States bonds held for circulation with.
drawn tor the week ending TO. dsy, 1910.
coo; Internal revenue receipts, 1923 839;
Customs receipts, 1888 $780, National bank
notes receipts for the week ending
to-day, compared with the corresponding
week of last year, 1877, total s. O67,-
600, for 1878, S,96i, 600; receipts to-day.
$4,000; Subscriptions to the four per
cent. loan today, s3sS,430.
The Adjournment.
WAsHIsGroS, May 5.-Owing to the
forwardness OF the general appropriation
bills, it is thought by number Of mem
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Mrs. Bronson gave grand ball on Thurs-
day evening. On Tuesday next Mrs.
Hoffman gives grand ball, at which
the Prince of Wales will be present
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Turkey VIII Remain Neutral.
CoSsTASTINoPLE, May 4.-Fsdek Pa.
shs has declared that Turkey will observe
neutrality IN the event OF war between
England snd Russis, sud cause her own
territory 70 be rnspeC.aI
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Toledo

For additional markets see 4tL Psse.l
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The MeanirE OF "a Russian AppOin'
meBt.

ST. PETEESByKG, May 4.-COnsiders.
bic political importance is attached here
10 the appointment e Prince Lsbanofi
As Ru.slsn emb.ssador 10 the Porte. The
choice l. agreeable 70 tie Porte, Oh ac-
coun. Of the favorable impression be
created during bis former tenure Of Office
ss & Russian Enbsssa1Or in the Crinean
ysr. Ihs Prince is subderstOod 70 lEvor
an smicsble arrangement Of existing dif-
ierences, and is regarded a. man Ct
moderate views.
The Mission Of the Russians
NEW YoEK, Nay A 81. Petersburg
dispatch says the Russisn comnantaat
Of the Cimbris, now IN American wsters,
is CsEiner De GrippeA5eEg, and that his
mission If 10 creste fotllls Of cruisers.
Austria and Russia.
7 BERLIs, May 4-The N0Tr GsTmdn
Gazette denies that AuEtrlA hRs con-
cluded a compromise with Russia, or de-
eided to immediately enter Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
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THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
ENTHUSIASTIC OPENING OF THE
FESTIVAL.
Tbe Fighting Nation of Europe En-
joyinx Itself, while the Otsers
are Trembling win wars
AIarmS- american be
PsrIm'nt showing
Up Poorly.

PARIS. May 4.-Notbing but the great
Exhibition is Ia ked about here, and,
when the unezampled success Of the open.
ing on Wednesday st is considered, this
:, most natural. The probability of war
or the hope OF peace is but seldom a topic
Of conversation, and though Europe may
bo on the verge Of carnage, France
troubles herself but little This, in It
self is
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Turkey VIII Probably Remain
yPutTRI

From the apProscbiDg z re-a tabIishment
Of diplomatic relations with Russia the
Bsssiret Newspaper, Of ConstsntInople,
concludes that in case OF war between
England aad Russis, Turkey will be
neural, but adds that tAs question ia 70
too involved 70 EilOw cJfnilYe cot
viction or the subject.
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CnstE Iime Expected Boo lhe senate.

An opportunity for protrscted debate
OF a political 1sture will be afforded by
the introduction, in the Senste, of Mr..
Edmund's resolution restiiTming the va
Iidity Of the lasttLree amendments to the
Con nrsttL-liinn
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EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE WAR CLOUDs LOWERING
AGAIN.
A New Complication Between SerVia
and TurEcy-At ~. Peters
bnrg the Most Sanguine
Are Abandoning
All Hopes of
Peace.

LONDON, May 5.-The result Of the
Servisn General Leschyanin's mission to
St. Petersburg is entirely satisfactory 10
the Seryians. but will make
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rhe RhodoIp InsurrectIon.

Tho TmIsi Pera correspondent tele-
graphs that General TOdleben is takit z
the Khodolp iDsuTecjon vigorously 10
hand. Troops have been ordered up
from AdrianoPIe and PhIlopppolu. Re
ports are current respecting the with
drswal Of the Russian troops beyond the
neutral zone. General TOdIeben is very
desIrous Of taking up strong defensive
position, which the present disposition Of
ms forca does not AFFORD
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-25
VEGETINE
Is Recommended by all Physi-
clans.
VALLEY STREAM. QUEENS Co., LONG ISLAND, NY.
MIR. IL, X. STEYEHS: -

VALLEY STREAM. QUEENS Co., LONG ISLAND, NY.
MIX. H. X. STEVENS -
Dear Slr--I take the pleasure OF writing you
small certificate concerning Vegetine pre-
pared by you. have been a sufferer with the
Dyspepsia for over forty years, and have had
the Chronic Dhtrrhua for over six months
and have tried most every thing was given up
TO d1c and did not expect to 1--we from day to
day, and no physician could touch my case
| saw your Vegctine recommended to cure
Dyspepsia. commenced using IL, and | con-
tinued do ng so, and am now we'll woman
ana restored TO perfect health All who arc
nIlictGd with this terrible disease I would
kindly recommend to try 1t for the benefit of
their health, and 1t Is excellent as a blood
purifier.
BY Dr. T. b. FORBES, NJ. D., for
MRS. WM. II. FORBES.
VEGETINE.-When tho blood becomes life
less ana Stagnant, either from change Of
weather or climate want OF exercise, irregular
diet, or from any other cause tho VcgcLinc will
renew the blood, carry Off the putrld humors
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
lmpart tone OF vlSor TO the whole body.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-25

A COOP TRAcKER.-Wednesday
night an old colored man., named
johnson Williamson, called at the
police Office and asked assistance to
arrest colored youth named Jim
Nelson, who, he said, had robbed
his house in Barnwoll, S. G. The
old man was footsore and weary,
and gave q graphic description Of
his tramp after the burglar, Cross
ing the river at Hancock's Landing,
he tracked Nelson through Scriven,
Burke and Richmond counties to
Augusta, walking all the way. Along
the route he found portions of the
stolen property, which the thief had
sold inorder to obtain money to buy
provisions. Nelson was found yes
terday morning and lodged in the
guardhouse and will be carried back
to Barnwell by Williamson. The
greater part of the stolen property
was found in his possession.-Au-
gusta Chronicle.
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BY DR.. T. B. FORBES, NJ. D., for
MRS. WM. II. FORBES.
Vegetine
For Cancers and CancerOus
HlmOrS.
TnEDoCToWs CERTIFICATE. READ IT.
ASHLEY, WASHINGTON Co., ILL.,, Jan. ii, 1875

ASHLEY, WAsnISoToN Co., ILL.,, Jan. ii, 1878.
ii. X. STEVENS, ESQ. -
Dear Slr-ThiS Is to certify that I had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right
breast, which grew very rapidly, and all my
friends had given me up 10 die, when I heard
OF your medicine, Vcgetinc, recommended for
Cancer and CanccrouS HumorS. commenced
to take II, ani soon found myself beginning to
feel better; my health and spirits both felt the
benign influence which 1t eXerted, and In a
few months from the time commenced tho
use OF the Vegctine, the Cancer camo out
almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
l certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs DeForrcSt, and consider her one OF
our very best women.
DIR. S. II. FLOWERS.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If yegetiue Will
relieve relieve pain. cleanse purify, and cure such
diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians many
remedies suffering for years, is 1t not c0nclu-
slve proof, II you arc a sufferer, you can be
cured Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? 1t works in the blood, In the
circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier. The great source or the
disease originates in the blood and no mcdl-
cine that does not act directly upon II, to
purify and rcnovatc, has any just claim upon
public attention.
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The VISITING SrArEsMEN.-The
Philadelphia Times prints q letter
from Wayne McVeigh regarding the
expenses of the Louisiana Commits
sion. He says that the members Of
the Commission were, from the
first, desirous of defraying their
own expenses, but were answered
that it was a public service
which they were performing, and
that it was proper that the treasury
only should pay them. Mr.. Me-
Weigh does not believe that the Soc
retary would accept the check Of any
member in partial payment, but
that when the late commissioners
unite in paying the whole amount,
protecting Gen. Hawloy in. his
absence by acting for him as for
themselves, thoy will be permitted
to do so.
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SPECIMEN REVENUE RA1DER.-Wm.
Durham, one of the Revenue party
who killed Amos Ladd, in this
county, killed man by the name Of
Ballou, in Greenville county, at
shooting match, and WAS sentenced
to the peniten tiary for ten years.
He was pardoned by Scott or Moses,
Scott we believe. The killing of
Ballou is said to have been a bad
crse. This Durham's brother was
with another man, one johnson. in
the same county, who shot at one
Jack Ward, who had child upon
his back, and missing Ward killed
the child. Johnson broke jail after
wards and made his escape. This
occurred year or SO ago. We
get these facts from q responsible
gentleman Of Groenvillo. o.--Pickens
Sentinel.
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HIGHWAY PR1vrLEaEs.-His Honor,
Judge Presley, in charging the
jury on Monday in the case Of an
assault and battery in the road in
front of q mans house, expounded
some law as to the privileges OF
persons on the highway which may
be we'll for all to know. It is
simply right Of soay--a right to
the use of such highway for pur-
poses Of travel, &c. The soil is the
property Of the party owning the
adjacent lands, and any ono be-
coming boisterous or making him>
self otherwise Objectionable in front
of mans house in O public road
after first being ordered to leave,
may be elected as trespasser by
the use Of such force only as Is
necessary to get him away.--Darl-.
ington Ne,os. a .
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SENATOR BUTLER AND South Caro-
L1NA.-A special despatch to the
New York World says Senator
Butler has quietly but successfully
labored for tho advancement of the
material interests Of South Carolina.
An appropriation of 100000 for the
Improvement Of Charleston harbor,
$4,000 for the construction of
lighthouse on Paris Island, $4,000
for the improvement of the naviga-
ton of the Pedeo River, and the
restoration to the State of the
Charleston Citadel, the military
college of South Carolina. together
with the refund of $1,500 import
duties on the historic ST. Michael
chime of bells, are referred to by
his friends as being more than has
been accomplished for that State in
tho past fifty years.
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TIARLES ELIAS formerly of Camden,
~ has moved to Columbia, an opened
a large stock, of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Trunks and Yuliscs. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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ID ECKLING'S acknowledgements
~ tho Wheeler House. Portraits,
photographs, Ambrotypcs and Ferrotypes
finished in tho latest style Of the art
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size. w. A. RE jKLING, Proprietor
DERCKS & DAVIS, importers and
L. dealers in Watches, Clocks .Jewclry,
Silver and Plated Ware, House Il, rnsh-
ing Goods, &c. N. B. Watches and Jew
elry repaired. Columbia, S. 9. oct 27-y
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The Successful Experiments Of O
Sheep- Raising Farmer in Horny
County,
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A GREAT INVENTION.

o.
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sive hounds and pestiferous fees
which abound in the country. But
hencefarth they will be powerless to
hurt the sheep of prudent husband,
men. Tho protector may be readily
adjusted to sheep of any size, and is
worn without inconvenience by
lambs only fow weeks old.
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Vegetine.
1 Regard it rs q Valuable
Family MENIGINE
FAMILY AIEDICIN

MIR. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Str-I take pleasure in saying, that
good results, and have known OF several cases
or remarkable cure effected by 1t. I regard It
as valuable family medicine.
Truly yours,
REV. WIN. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald Is well known
througnout the United States as q minister In
the NJ. 4. Church.
THOUSANDS sSPEAK.-Vcgetlne is acknowledged
and recommended BY physicians and apothe-
carries to be the best purifier and cleanser Of
the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
In Its praise who have been restored to health.
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An Irishman attending a Quaker
meeting heard D friend make tho
following announcement: "Brethren
and sisters, am going to marry q
daughter Of the Lord.',,a"Oh," asid
Pat, "fsith, an' it'll be, a long .tipe
before you Geo your father .in .)ex."
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Columbia Business Cards.

TT HEADQUARTERS for cheapest Gro
ILL ceries and Hardware in Columb bin
to be found ut the old reliable house Of
LORICk & LOWRANCE.
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TIX'S, Portraits, Photographs, Stero-
IL oscopes, DC. All old pictures
copied Art Gallery Building, l244 Main
Street. Columbia, S. G Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19
AN INDIANA TRAGEDNl
sED'CER SHOT by THE BROTHERS OF
TWO wRoNGED SISTERS.

sEDUCER SHOT BY THE BROTUFRs OF
TWO WRONGED SISTERS
hIcHMd I'D, lrd., April Is.
LilSt winter while Mrs Charles Maui,
was confined, her husband seduced Lar
SISTER ana TWO servant girls who were at
tIiiuiiis hef' W hen Mrs. Maui learned
this 50 greatly did it affect her thar She
pecilhe raNing maniac and she is now
coliliiieu III the lnSahe asylum at India
napulis. To avoid her fathers vcnaranrn
Maui He'd and was unheard of nntiI a dn,,
or Two since, when me- returned and rn-
sumed work at his made.
Mrs. Maus brothers. the Stevenson,
boys, heard of his return and i'm unrsu-
ance Of an oath made by them lnst wint,r
they liiel nm on hfldgc ut the cdgr of
the city hi, morning and shot nj linn
seven times. Ihrde balls entered III.
body, producing wounds from The ,ti.rts
4l 4i, "ilch ms death - hourly expected
The Steveu,OnS have uivrn notiin tl,nt
they will be- on hand whenever rtIrc,,,rt.
want them. No arrests have been mnd,'
~ : u''ilT sentiment strongly tavOrs the boys
ne lil!ee TlrlS are pregnant. Fears are
entertained that one or more of them ,yiil
become insane.