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FROM HARRY c. SHAFER, THE CHAM
PIoN BASE BALL PLAYER.

BOSTON, July 10, 1874.
DIR. W. M. GILES: In the match be-
tween the Athletics of PHILADELPHIA.
and the Boston Club, played July 13,
1874, at Boston, I fell and displaced
my left knee cap. Your agent fortu-
nately happened to be present. He
instantly applied your Liniment, and
with instant relief. ] was able to con-
tinue the game. The day following
played in Brooklyn, and the day after
in Philadelphia; then sailed for Europe.
With gratitude [ now communicate
this fact, and with the desire that ey-
cry gymnast should know of the good
to be derived from your valuable dis
covery, as without it's use I should GER
tainly have been unable to accomplish
what | did. HARRY G. SHAFER.
Sd Baseman Boston Base Ball Club.
Sold by Marden & Farr. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES.
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
TT T,,11r OIL iOEO

w ASHlNGTON, j uly 81, 1919.
Mr.. EDITOR: Congress has adjourn
ed, and tile Confederate Democracy
have refused to appropriate the money
already in the Treasury to pay for the
services of the United States Marshals
and thereby inaugurated revolution
as far as the United States Courts are
concerned The Azb0ny Journal peril
nently says: "The Presidents last veto
and the Democratic action, taken with
what had gone before, chrystaliZe and
clarity the great issue. The President
clearly and strongly states the essential
relations Of the marshals to our whole
Judicial system. He concluslvely
shows that to cripple them is to nullify
the laws, paralyze justice and encour-
age felons. He warns Congress that it
has no right to withhold appropriations
for them except upon condition that
the President shall consent to legisla-
ton which he condemns, and has al
ready vetoed This statement Of the
case is decisive and impregnable.
In the face of this warning, the Dem
ocratic Congress deliberately refuses to
do it's duty, and leaves the courts dis
armed and the laws at the mercy Of the
law breakers. To put in the Marshals,
bill what the President had already
vetoed, was an insult to him and a
greater wrong to the people. The ma
jority knew he would veto it again.
They knew that this would impose up
on them the obligation of passing the
bill again, free from it's objections, OF
the responsibility Of refusing the ap-
preparations altogether. They have
chosen the latter alternative. They
have adjourned. and leave the courts
stripped of the power to execute their
mandates. It is joy to the criminals,
but injury to the country.
The appeal now goes to the people.
Their voice cannot be doubtful. They
will in unmistakable terms condemn
these assailants Of law and enemies of
public security"
The President by his firm resistance
to the action Of the Confederate Dem
ocracy to render inactive laws which
they could not repeal, has made glad
the hearts Of all loyal citizens.
Hon Zach. Chandler arraigned the
Confederate Democracy in the United
States Senate on Monday last as fol-
lows, viz:
Mr., President We are approaching
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-10

FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS But sew
en- Executive nominations failed to be
acted upon by the Senate before adj
journing. 1t is emarkable fact that
a Democratic Senate rejected but three
of the Presidents nominations during
the entire session, VIZ: Mr.. Corbin, to
be Chief Justice of Utah; MI. Smith,
Collector Of Customs at Bangor, and
one United States Marshal.
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Mrs. Julia Smith-Parker, of Glaston

bury, Conn, has had her cows seized
once more for taxes. In the trying
ordeal her lately-aequired husband
stood firmly by, and when the COWS
were sold by the Sheriff he bid them
in for 1857. 1t is plain to see that
the aged spinster knew what she was
about in getting married. She can now
get even with the masculine sex on the
tax question.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-10
SPECIAL MEETING OF AUDITING J

BOARD, June 26, 1879.
Present Mayor Robinson, Aldermen
Backus, Lee, Schend and Williams.
Board was called to order by the
Mayor.
The Mayor stated that the Board was
called together at the request of the
Finance Committee to meet A. Schoff-
en-, ex-Treasurer and his bondsmen,
they having been notified of the meet
ing. I a na
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That prince of political scalawags-
" General Sam Cary, of Ohio-has de-
serted the Greenback party, of which.
he has been the chief prophet, and
joined the Democracy. He has come
out for Tom Ewing for Governor.
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NIHILIsTS ARRESTED -Four nun
dred Nihilists were arrested at Kieff-
on the night of the goth of June, and
a great store Of weapons seized.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-07-10

livery STABLE.-Ben. Jewett is prepared to
IA furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure on the shortest notice.
HeGrse at all times ready to attend funerals.
Stable on Market square, near the Post Office,
KenOSha Wisconsin,
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Neither the ex-Treasurer nor his
Bondsmen appeared.
Aid. Schend moved that the Finance
Committee be instructed to act with
the Treasurer and City Attorneys and
prosecute A. Schoffen and his Bonds
men. Seconded and carried.
The Committee on Fire Department
made the following report:
The Committee on Fire Department
beg leave TO report that they have con-
tracted with Mr.. S. L. Hastings to
haul Steamer for one year from date
June 3, 1879 to June 3, 1880 at q COM
pensatlon of One Hundred and Twenty
Five (S125) Dollars per year.
n. Il. BACKUs, Chm.
H G. SCHEND.
On motion Of Aid. Lee the report
and action of above committee was
adopted by unanimous vote.
Bill Of Conroe Starke & Co., of Mil
Waukee, for Oak Piles for Bridge pre-
sented, amount $93.10.
On motion the rules were suspended
and bill allowed.
Bill of Messrs. Glover and Backus
presented, amount $15.42 Iumber).
Referred to Committee on Finance
The Mayor stated that he had re-
ceived from the First National Bank
package of papers which had been de-
posted in said Bank for safe keeping.
The same was opened and found to
contain
Liquor Bonds Of dealers in 1877
Also Bond Of A. Schoffen Treas "
g James Irving Marshal
:" j. Hoffman, St. Supr. "
6 B. r. JeWett, Const.
g John Hoye, Const. "
g and oath of ID. B. Bene-
dict Clerk 60
OH motion the Liquor Bonds were
destroyed and balance of bonds above
enumerated were left with Finance
Committee with instruction to deposit
the same in 1st National Bank.
Alderman Backus reported the fol-
lowing bills correct and recommended
payment:
Kenosha Telegraph, printing proceed
ings SIS SO
kenosha Telegraph, sundries IS ~
On motion Of Aid. Williams report Of
committee was adopted and bills al
lowed
On motion Board adjourned.
D. 3. BENEDICT, City Clerk.
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BAKER &c WARVELLE,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW,
Office over Johnsous Book Store, Main Street
KenOsha, Wis. 27
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A MARYLAND SCANDAL AND SHOOTING CASE
The Easton Ledger reports a social scandal in
the neighborhoOd OF Matthewstown, Talbot
county, as having caused Q shooting affair, In
which q jealous husband was the aggreaSor
Charles p. p Matthews, commonly known as
"Polk" Matthews. and VIM Oday, clerk OF the
steamer RuggleS, both live In that little village
a wife and several children. and being an ac-
tive member and officer OF the church, had the
respect and confidence OF his neighbors. Oday
has young and handsome wife, who Is the
mother OF three children, and being pleasant
and agreeable In manners, also had the esteem
or her acquaintances. The husband, Instead of
going TO the steamer on Thursday night OF last
week, returned home. and finding his fAloe
as he retreated in quick time. The friends OF
Matthews say there Is no truth In the reports,
and that no improper intimacy ever existed be.
ing was the result OF a causeless jealousy on
the part OF her husband
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THH MoGAN's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION, in ses-
SION at &c. Louis, yesterday, heard reports from
Indlsda and Louisiana, detailing the encour-
aging progress OF woman's work II those states.
declaration OF principles was read. Speeches
were made by Rev. Olympia Brown, Mrs. Col
Inns, OF louisiana, and Mrs. Spencer, Of Wash
lngton, the latter criticising sharply the decis-
ions OF the United States supreme Court on the
rights OF woman. A platform was adopted de-
claring the right OF women to vote, asserting
that since under decisions OF the United states
supreme Court the male African Is the only
United States citizen who holds the ballot
In every state in the Union under the fede-
raj constitution, the white men should make
common cause with the women, and that II Is
the duty OF every woman to demand registra-
t1on and present ballot at elections, and sue
every official who refuses IL EN- the right TO vote
that laboring women should demand the ballot;
that they may with IL compel reform and indus
trial schools to be opened. the outcast redeemed
the dramshop closed, the savage civilized, and
make honest work and fair wages for laboring
women; that every child has the right TO men,
tal, moral and Industrial training at the public
expense, and II needful such training should be
enforced In our public shoots, that there NAV be
no need OF enforcing IL In our prisons
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The m2Rketas

BALTIMORE, May 9.-virginia sixes. consoli.
c1 GATED; S6M DO second series, 40; do. past due
Nay 6sasor s%A soft ssss
2Aal2A. Flour firm ana fairly active-HoVard
.trset and western enper. 25a3 SO: do extra asa
I'D; DO family, 00a6 90; city mills snper. S2ss
co; SaTa' s1osl1S; do Bio brAnds 600;
hIm western firm and fairly acfive~soufhern red.
ndSaLS; DO amber. ll8al. lSx: No PsnnsyE
T1ins Ie, Ted, ii9; No western wtuter rcd. spot.
5aSy Nay. idlsal ds2S ia June. .l.a.l laa
steady-sonthern white. 46.47K; do yellow. SSall i
western mixoo. spOt And May, A36s4SL; !; June lSE
saSA saSA yuiy !4As44E: august, l4Asl6; steamer,
western white S3s35: do mixed, SSaSx: iennsvi,
ysnis. S3aS6 Rye quiet 6Sa6O. Hay dull-prirne
To- 70 choice PennsyivanlA and Maryland. l2OOaIlOU
anssa prosisiGns nrmwmess pork. 10 sailors. Bulk
packed, ~ and SO. Bacon-shoulders IT.1N,
ear rib sides 6ba6. Hams. 9kalO.. Lard-refineaa'
m 10 IeIGesL but,er qnlet1prime to choice ws~tarn
Pss 1ec; LAG; f rolls llAls Eggs steady iOai0H
g9!sttE. eaTso.s iosis WSisss WVnsS dun. cHSss Sss
I1A. Freigbts r. IivArpool Der eteSmsr steady-
cs, dno dSa aour. u id grain 6Ad. Receipts
nS15s W. Z,2Oo; wheat 5S4OO: corn. iOs $40: oats.
- Sy0; rye TIL 6hipments-Wheat, none: corn.
NEW YORK. May 9.-Stocks weak Money. 2hss
Exchange. long. AS6x; abort. Is8H Governments
NEW YORK. May s-Flour firm. wheas active
oa aLONDON. May 9. u 80 p. -Consols for money.
" 9l6; for the account 98x. U. 6. bonds, fou,-
srd-e sn half per cents l0SH: new Ayes lO5x; Erie.
New ysreey Oentrsi, 4eH Beading, IN.
g sic. ici ths .seouat. g ii:is. q 8 SSSds::
SSsl M .he Per ss cent? 139 Erie Rsdlsosc
Ssx Psnnsyivsnis Central. sss. New jersey
Central, ~.
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THE PoToMAC BoATs-A Contract Entered Into
Ibe board Of directors OF the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company have entered
lhto contract with the Potomac Steamboat
Company for day boat connection between
washington and Quantico, to go into operation
June ]! The agreement, unless in the meantime
set aside or modified by consent of both parties
Is to continue In force for the period of four
years, ana thereafter unless and until the con.
tract shall be terminated by six months nrevi-
% 9as notice from one OF said parties to the other
me companies are to be separate and indenen.
Gent, While maintaining continuous line nf
transportation between Washington and Rich.
mond. The steamboat company as soon az nrac-
t1cable is TO provide an iron boat or boats pnar.
anteed by the builder to have an average rate
OF speed Of eighteen miles per hour. and bufIt'
to run through ice three inches thick. II q con.
nectlOn be mace between Richmond and Balti-
more via shepherd, the steamboat cOmnanv;s
proportion OF receipts from passengers. the
mans ana irelgnts between Shepherd and Rich
mond shall be the same as IL the transnorta rtnn
OF said passengers, Iaail and freights had been
from Richmond to Washington or vice versa
The Richmond Dispatch says this agreement
VIII nor De carried into effect without an ap-
peal to the courts against 1t 0y the Virginia an.
thorities and private stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

LIGHT WEIGHT PRIZE FIGHrTNG. Arthur
the light weight tight OF March u, met at the
Cnpper omce yesterday to make new match
at catch weights. Chambers had put up 8, 900
on MONDAY last in answer to Clarks challenge
clark covered the whole amount The latter
protested that he had not been given q days
notice and was unable TO secure 81 600, bat he
or this morning. Chambers would not listen
to the suggestion, and drew his money precise
ly at two O'Clock. He claimed that 6e was
proclaimed the idea that man must derosit
his money In such way, an unheard of nro.
ceeding In match making. "Giye me thru
days, SAID Clark, '.and III have 81 .Ooo:n 6Uf
$50 TO the 500 he had up, making $3.50 now -.
posted as foF9e1t for new match. He THINKS
arrangements WIN ct be made.-[N y. Herad
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INDICTMENT OF INDIAN COMMIS.
SlONER HAYT.
He Says il is q Political PrOsecu.

NEW YORK, May 9-E. A. Hayt. CommIs-
International Trust Company of jersey City,
with +. d. Karr and G. M. Field other officers
OF the company, have been indicted by the
grand jury OF Hudson county, Nd, for pub
paDy which the bill alleges they knew to be
false, and which they published with intent to
induce persons to entrust their money with the
corporation. The Trust Company failed last
yesterday pleaded not guilty., and declares that
the prosecution Is melted by political motives.
The Times says, however, the grand Jury which
and that the other members Of the board of
trustees were not indicted because they were
bot active In directing its operations, and prob
ably knew nothing OF the way In which its bust
ness was managed.
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Rurmed In neatl,

BUFFALO, N. Y, May "a special dispatch
to the Commercial Advertiser from Angola, this
county, says the house OF DR.. Delos W. South.
worth, near this place, was totally destroyed
by fire early this morning, the occupants OF
the .irst floor barely escaping In their night
clothes. Mrs. SOuthwOrth was so badly burned
that doubts are entertained Of her recovery,
DR.. Southworth perished in the flames They
occupied the second floor. The aged couple
were nearly 20 years OF age. The barn adjOin-
ing. with three horses and carriages, was also
destroyed. The loss is about $4,000
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THE SEARCH FOR RED LEARY
NOHlhRmlfOn Rank RAhf,eHv~

NEW YORK, May 9.-Sheriff's officers and
Pinkelton's detective agency have as yet an
nounced no results Of their search for Red
Leary. There is rumOr In circulation that the
northampton bank authorities are negotiating
from the bank, with the wife OF Scott, one of
the men serving twenty years for the robbery
or tfe bank. On basis OF release for Scott. Dun
lap. ConnOrs and Leary. The friends OF Con-
nors, after his escape from Ludlow street Jail,
were energetic In their efforts to secure the re-
turn to the bank OF the bonds, but Massachu-
that having him In custody, forced return OF
several thousand dollars more could be got
Now that he has escaped, it is rumored that a
compromise, with the consent of the criminal
authorities OF Massachusetts,, will be effected.
Ephraim Howland, whose name has been men
TONED In connection with the escape is now In
Cincinnati. It is said that he is one OF several
Well-kroWn sporting men who are now closely
watched by Pinkerton's officers.
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TelegramS to The Star.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER HAYT.
The Indictment Against Him.
THE WINNIPEG STRIKERS.
ADVENTIST EXCITEMENT IN POCASsEr.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Municipal Leg1slattOn In Pa4iSs
PARIS, May 9.-The municipal council has re-
solved to refuse to admit any longer free OF
octroi duty articles OF consumption intended for
representatives Of foreign countries residing In
Paris. The council has also decided TO refer to
committee the consideration OF the question
Of separation OF church and state.
More Denials from Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 9,-An Official state
ment contradictfng the views published abroad
with reference to affairs In Russia says that
Fort Petropaulovsky is wholly inadequate to
contain 400 prisoners. to say nothing OF 400
which, ii was stated. had been removed there
moved from the fortress TO KaZan; that the
reported arrests Of officers have not taken place.
+ That since February only three officers alto
'gether have been arrested and finally that no
arrests OF whole families have been made.
Spain.
MARrRID May9.-The civil corporations OF the
provinces have passed q resolution declaring
that the suppression OF the dlfferential duty on
goods shipped in foreign bottoms has had diSas-
trouS consequences for the Spanish mercantile
nevy. royal decree has been issued fixing
the composition OF the general staff OF the army
as follows:-Four captains general, forty lieu
tenants general, sixty camp martials, and
hundred and sixty brigaders general 1t is be-
neved that the government intends to lower the
import duties on articles OF consumption.
American Swine I'm England.
LONDON May 9.-Lord George E. Hamilton,
vice president of the council, was incorrectly
reported as having said In the house of COM
swine from the United States had been discoy-
cred suffering from Jrchina worm. But what
he did say fn reply to specific Qnestion was
that be had not heard on trichina In American
swine. The order OF the council alluded to re-
quiriLg that swine from the United States shall
be slaughtered at the port OF landing after the
1rst OF June is in consequence OF typhus having
Deen discovered ia swine from the United
States.
Diseased South American Cattle.
Five hundred head Of cattle from south
America were slaughtered at Glasgow yeSter.
day In consequence OF disease.
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THE WINNIPEG STRIKERS.
Money and Military Sent % the

WINNIPEG, MAN, May "a detachment of
local militia, under the command OF Col o.
borne Smith, left here yesterday at ] O'Clock
and arrived at Cross Lake at O'Clock D. M.
They took four days. ratiOns and one hundred
rounds OF ammunition to each man. Mr. White
head sent large sum Of money to pay OF the
strikers. The general impression is that no
serious trouble need be feared, unless caused
through Misrepresentation by the men OF the
object OF the military.
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The CRICKET GAME between the New Yor,,
CLUB and Lord Harris's seven English cricketars
at the grounds Of the st. Georges Club Hobo.
score was English team 25s, Americans lao
Ihe game was one-sided from the first. thon~I;
the Americans occasionally made some NAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

-, the county auditor, at Minneapolis A be-
sng oSe,Ssocked rs, with live wolves which are pre-
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VERDICT OF GCILTY.-In the case at Belvidere
Nj. OF ex-State Senator j. B. Cornish, Charged
with conspir1Dg to defraud the county out of
$4,000, the jury rendered a verdict of guilty.
with an earnest Recommendation OF mercy.
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Convicted Of Murder.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 9.-The motions for a
new trla! In the case OF Charles Prescott, con-
slc1eo OF the murder OF Harry Williams, Sep
'ember 7th, have been oyerruled. and he will he
sentenced this term. N A0 WIZ Nc
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GEN T0DIEBEN has arrived at Odessa ana
assumed command OF the governorshin ~ fhe
oriinea ana the greater part OF South Russda
law. msftsAi
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The Adventist Excitement at PO.


CaSSet~
CoHAssRT NARROws, MASS, May 9.-The Ad-
Ventist minister, Charles Brown, Is announced
10 address the Pocasset Adventfsts on Sunday,
me people threaten TO tar and feather him and
Two young men In the road near his house yes
teroay when he drew knife, took their fisilfnp
nets, which he cut up, and forbade them to %
ana ran away. The people are excited
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- 49,! No SmThe N twelfth monthly meeting q tas
The sabsc iption Books viii VII then len BE- closed, and
JAMES MES se %aas s e ss s
my93t VIM. W. MOORE, Secretary
T LAST NIGHTS OF REVIVAL MEET
Rev IHoMAs SIZE a9s @g7 ~
~ WASHINGTON. May s, 1879
se a Co. % soes tie pspsbr Chs Chs
sgesn vial Ss Ses ct ct the 5 os q 8 Of
.. II o'clock m. to elect officers and transact such
e es and Ss
ant one, a full s sitendanee is requested
IL kN1enT Mh SssaoH ssass'sls Pres l. O. M ayss. e.
~, WASHINGTON, MAY 81, 1879 Notice is
tsa hereby given that the 5th Annual Meeting Of
af sS6fH Ct n &AsHSS 8ARRa SSRTa E
" TA5 o0MPASY for The purpose Of eleetns
M e So s % w
s9 s. 5soss %
open until WEDNESDAY, RMb hf TEmp%s ta 5Hs President
RoBT. g CHEW, Secretary .''''i ~ Z ''raSsp'i @ys4t
~ COOKS BALM OF LIFE.
4 fresh and large supply of the Balm" just re-
ce1ved from Professor Cook, and for sale on best
MILBURN'S PHARMACY
8p2Str 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
p q. d PER CENT. AND 10 OERTIFI-
VS GATES AND BONDS for sale Ten-Forties
and called Bonos exchanged. Miscellaneous Stocks
and Bonds, District of Columbia Bonds and FOREIGN
sPs se ssss
Francisco. Mining Stocks bought and sold.
81. D. COOKE, JR.. l. CO.,
ep17-1m Bankers, 1929 F street.
~o STRAW MATING, CHILDRENS CAR
eS RIAGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Screens, at wholesale and retail at the Furniture,
Carpet, snd Upholstery Establishment of w. B.
MOSES Il SON, corner 7th st. and Pa. ave. NV. ala
HP FOB COUGHS, COLDS. BRONCHITIS
u 70, use the GREAT ENGLISH REM1DY,
KEATING'S
COUGH
LOZEN6ES.
Tested Tor over 20 years Relief speedy and certain.
Sold BY al druggists. Price 80 cents.
T. FOU6ERA CO.. AaENTe,
oce8QW4,m,6m New York
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arrested for the murder of Miss Mary Fravor-
an old lady, who was reported burned to death
at her home in West AmDOy, N Y. ADrf) 95
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GEN. GRANTING Pennsylvania Senate has
adopted by party vote the house resolution TO
receive ex- President Grant at San Francisco on
his return home
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SHOCKING DEATH OF LADY.-Mrs. Henry
Lightner, OF Peoria, ILL.,, in leaving the elevator
Of the fremont house, Chicago, Wednesday eve
ming, slipped and fell back, and her head coming
between the floor and the descending arch OF
the elevator, was crushed so terribly that she
died In few minutes.