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bitter taunts. He violently shook his head 81
Rafaella AMI CRIED 'rhou wretched and guilty
woman" He addressed CARDINAL by name.
You. Pietro CARDINAL he said. 'were actuated by
a cold and infamous calculation 1t was not great
passion which moved you. We are all subject to
human feelings and passions. But III you were
moved by strong passion to attempt the
life Of Captain fadda, why did you not At
tack him openly? 1t was partly this violence
which turned the current Of opinion in favor
of the accused and prepared tho way for those
cheers which burst from the Politeamas crowded
tiers when Carluccio. the clown who had first been
selected to murder Fadda. turned somersault IN
the arena on Monday last. and the ringmsster held
the stirrup for Antonetta Carrozza. who had as
sented to. If she did not prompt the crime.]
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CABLE NOTES.

large fire occurred at Serajevo on Monday last
by which number Of buildings were destroyed.
Messrs. Meyer. Schinz Co.. silk merchants. Of
Lyons, have failed Their liabilities stated ut
100000. Their assets are considerable.
Charles Tomlins6n. OF the suspended firm Of W.
D. Tomlnson Il Co.. cotton brokers. charged with
obtaining $4,000 under false pretences and with me-
gotiating forged poper has pleaded guilty and boen
sentenced to ten years penal servitude.
The Bourse (newspaper) states that Of 10000
shares in the Banque Europeenne. which NJ. Philip
part announced to have been subscribed for. only
G3.OOO shares are in the hands OF the public; that
100 1888 shares taken by NJ. Phippart. and that
the bank is holding against these shares . number
of tramway bonds and shares.
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81 Donegal quay
Belfast, Ireland,
capItal, ssoo.ooo. inlIy .ubscrlbOd.

Receive and collect Bills OF Exchange with or without
documents attaehinT advauccssnade on goods
for sale. goods received aud Forwarded 70 w
dors for nrchasc OF goods promptly Attehueu W.
vtvAsufNGToN HOTEL. LINE ST.. LtNEkPoOi. =
w ES,rar,s ram Visitor book 10 whom II may
corn been guest ut the Washington Hotel in
con,.nv win INV wife hcsitancy ~ saving for
m,sei and wife that well pleased win its varied
and with pleasure recommend u 10 my Eel
~. ar,a,icans w. Lucas, United states Consul
Knrslem stanordshire self and family very much
r." yonrs j X Ernmet FrtSLn This msgninccnt
s"rt for American travcers was reepenod OF June by
~ ~ law SON bart, VI. p and Mr. A. W. sullivan.
NJ - lbont no gentlemen sat down TO y splendid lunch
, IN The dining room including the Hon. = r. Packard,
a.,.an Con sul The Washington Hotel " immediately
facing the Georges Hall and Is opposite the London
nd RAILWAY. and In close proximity to the
h,r stations and piers Visitors sending letter postal
csrd from America Queenstown will DO welcomed by
The manager ut Liverpool
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A ROMAN HEROINE.

ANToNIETrA CARRozzA, AN ACCoMPLICE IN
CAPTAIN FADDA's MURDER, Is HAILED WITH
ENTHUSIASM IN THE CIRCUS RrNa-DEpU-
PART OF THE AuDIENcE.
(By CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nov. IL, 1879.
Tho Rome correspondents OF the Times gives the
following incident concerning Antonietta Carrozza
who was implicated with the circus rider, Petro
CARDINAL. in the murder Of Captain Fadda. but was
acquitted by tho Jury the ground that she acted
under fear of CARDINAL whose mistress she was
while he was convicted and sentenced to DEATH
and Raifaolla ssraceni Fadda's wife, who inspired
the deed. was sentenced to hard labor for lfe The
correspondent says :--"Antonietta Carrozza who is
circus rider appeared on the 10th inst in tho Poll
teafhs here before the most crowded audience
ever assembled there. Half the people assem-
blcd ut the doors unable to gain adj
mission. Carroxza was received with storms
of applause. Many ex-Mnisters. Senators. members
of tho Chamber of Deputies arsd magistrates we're
present. GAntonietta il q pretty woman. though Of
q somewhat vulgar order of comeliness. She had
boon trained to tho circus business from childhood
and had made her nrst appearance In tho ring when
other children were hardly old enough for school,
As she sat ut the trial. pale and inotioness people
thought her better looking than hcr friend and
rival, Ranaea, whose beauty was also of a common
Italian type. Soon they began to pity them
both, and, plying. came to extonuate tho
crimc to which they were unquestion.
ably privy. After all, was not the muir
dcrcd man despotc In hts domestic relations, and
was not RaGaella young. handsome and richs "Gio-
zane. BELLA 9 ricca;" there cxcuse enough tor
most sins In tho eyes of modern Rome. CAPTAIN
Fadda had never been congcniai to his w,fe's
family She had sacrificed herself In marrying
him. Moreover. tho Public Prosecutors whole
tone toward the prisoners smsckcd of personal
hostility. He passionately thanked Heaven that thcy
were In tho hands Of justice. He loaded them with
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CUBA.

TROUBLES AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MA.
RAIDERS FLEE TO THE WOODS.
HAVANA. Nov. H. 1879.
On the 9th inst. about forty men entered Rene
dos. robbed the railroad warehouses. secured some
arms and fed to the woods. A body of volunteers
and soldiers in pursuit Of them. Fifty eight
negroes from plantation in the neig hborhood Of
Remedies fed to the woods. but fifty of them re-
turned the next day. Reports from official sources
indicate that the district Of Holguin is entirely
m
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FOURTEEN AMERICANS KILLED.

GALVESTON Nov. IL. 1879.
report has reached here OF . fight occurring
week ago between Indians and Americans In the
vicinity of the Sierra Mojada mines. Fourteen
Americans were killed No names details have
been received.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours com
parison with the corresponding date OF last as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
tsra
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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thrilling aud exciting book by Allan Pnkerton the Ia
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ALL NERVOUS EXHAUsTING AND PAINFUL
diseases quickly cured by PuLvERMAcHERs ELECTRIC
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MOODY AND sANKEY.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. IL, 1879.
Moody and Sankey closed their labors here to- night
fully five thousand persons being present ut the
final gathering. Mr. Moody lett to-night for Chicago
and Mr. sankey for his home in p nnsylvania.
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BLAIRS PILLS.-GREAT ENGLISH GOVT AND
rheumatic remedy. Oval box. 81 round Soc All drug
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EUROPE.

A VISIT TO LoNDoN.-MEssRs, sJAY RESPECT
Afuy request the honor of visit from ladies aud gem
elegant silk Costumes Partisan Nantes, artistic MILL
Par. from the best artists and representing
fashions Of tho seasons The following extract from an
business adopted at this house We visited during
Ss mos nood ssansi.@sn Of the s@d the World In
locking % its % ws ::
which has attended the estab shment for years
asr Direct rS% dr., Paris aud they sold
sso %u on tn, %
attention of fair readers to this time honoed estao
'''"'' BLACK SILKS.
Special Agents Bonno Black silks, 23 245. DAT, pa
psi aud 253 Regent ST.. London, England
REIsroL morEL, LONDON, BuRLl lS.i GAR.
situation Of London ncwly established IN the Cont
and modorn Improvement excellent cuisine Wines
Proprietor. H. EIsELE. late OF Mcurees.
(tAIRO. EGYrr--TifE HOTEL DU NIL is A FIRST
recommended for good cuisine and general
travellers eonfor the in good houses in Europe;
'"'' ''''" ''"'''''' Ed FRIEDMAN. Proprietor.
7 OYG's HOTEL, BOND ST., LONDON.
UPWARD Of eennry This well kpSsn and
fashionable part OF tho wcst End Celebrated tor its
cuisine and cellar OF the choicest wines.
7 IEBIG CoMpANy's EXTRACT OF MEAT.-FINEsT
IL and cheapest meat navor'ng stock foe soups made
dishes and sauces
I .IEBIG coMpANy's EXTRACT or NEAT rs A
IL success and boon for which nations should tect
grateful" SEQ Medical Press, Lancet. British
Medical Journal. Nc.
4 IEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT--CAU-
IL ton-ticnuine only with fac smile of Baron Lie
big's signature. In blue ink, across label Con
sumption in England increased tenfold In tan
years.
7 .IEBIG coMrANY's EXTRACT or NEAr-ro 81
Ia had OF all storokeepers. and chemists sole
agents for the United States wholesale only. O.
DAVID CO. AZ Mark lane, London. England
Sold Wholesale by PARK TILFORp, SMITH
NANDEkBEEk; ACkER MERRALL con-
DIT MckBSSON n ROBBINS II. X. y u
THURBER GO. and j. MiI.lIAUS SONS.
NtCE.-HOrEL DIES ANGLAlS-TfiIS FIRST CLASS
IN hotel facing tho aud under English management
reopened Tor the lisa october r. BAKER HAYS,
Secretary, % Coleman st.. London. T. q.
THE BELFAST WAREHOUSE COMPANY NIMITED.
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CONGRESS WATER-rrS SUPERIORITY AS
catsc and Alternative consists in its entire freedom from
bitter acid crude that produces hosdache
and tends destroy the mucous
All mineral that dangerous irritants
m he KIN by n acid Il q taste.
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A-DR. c. w. BENsONs CELERY AND CHAMO-
Pills prepared expressly to cure sick headachs
headache neuralgia. nervousness paralysis and
indigestion and will any 5Oc. box: postage
free; sold by all druggists. New York Office, 9th
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN Francisco Nov. II, 1879.
The following were the closing official prices Of
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A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
MARSIIS treatment; 40 years practical experience.
Office Vesey st. Aston House, opposite ST. PauFs Church
No untnu IN lrnn
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Average TEN perature for corresponding date last
year.. ~
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ALL GENUINE "RYE AND ROCK" HAS MY
signature on label 81 per bottle; 81 per gallon.
n. VAN BELL. 80 Chambers ST.. near Church.
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GENUINE VICHY.-HAUTERIVE, CELESTINS,
Grille Hospital Specific for govt diabetes diseases
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DR. HERRICK'S CAPSICUM PLASTERS IN
santy relieve pains in Kidneys Sides back aud
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LIFE INSURED FOR FEW DIMES. THE
price of HALEs HoNEY HoREHoUNp ASDTAR Is 80 cents
81 bottle and bottle will cure cough that might
otherwise prove fatal.
pIkE,s ToorHAcuE DROPS cure In one minute.
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WEI DE MEYERS

CArARRH
CURE. speedy and CERTAIN ANTIDOTE for CA
TARRH SUPPLIES, COLD IN the HEAD INFLUENZA
and BRONCHITIS. A CONSTITUTIONAL remedy and
absolute Sold By all druggists, or DELIVERED BY
D. B. DEWEY Co.. 46 Dey New York. at 81 so pack
age. PAMPHLETS mailed FREE.
A.-CLEANSE YOUR TEETH WITH
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INDIA SUMMER BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS.
Eades and gentlemen patronse.

INDIA So MMEK BOUTS. bHOES, GAIIEHSs
Eadies and gentlemen patronise.
MILLER x 60, 20 West 18th st.
KEATINCi'S COUGH LOZENGES HAVENO EQUAL
the treatment "f coughs bronchitis. hoarseness &c
is the great English remedy established by An experiences
Sent by mall. 4. FOUGERA X Co. New York Agents
THE HEKTOGRAPH RECEIVED THE HIGHEST
premium the National Fair ut Washington II Is the only
for dry copying that Is reliable. send tor cir
cuar. HEKTOGRAPH COMPANY, - and ~ Church 50.
THE HOLMAN PAD AND IT'S AUXILIARIES ARE
a marvel of success and come the nearest universal
panacea of any thing known in medicine
Professor ID. A. LOOMS, NJ. D.
wINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES WILL CURE
Coughs Bronchitis. Weak Lungs, Debility
WIGS, TOUPEES.-HIGHEST AWARD AT THE
Paris Exposition. 1879
q. RAUCHFUSS ~ East 18th ST.. New York.
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A.-"KEEP OUT THE COLD.
Use Roebuck's csicbrated WOOD AND RUBBER
WEATHER STRIPS ON your doors and windows.
=. ROEBUcK 90. IE4 Fulton st.
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WIFE MURDER IN WARREN.

Warren, Ohio, April IA horrible murder was
committed in a room at the Eagle Hotel this morn
ing about six O'Clock. Yesterday a man applied
to Trustee James Hoyt for help and was given an
order on the Eagle Hotel for two meals and lodg-
ing for one night for himself and wife Early this
morning noise and scutillng was heard in the
room they occupied, and after few minutes the
man was seen leaving the room, but was detained
until the arrival Of the marshal. The woman was
found in the agonles Of death, lying on the floor
ofthe room, with her throat cut from ear to ear
and several terrible gashes in her side, groin and
abdomen. The deed was done with large butch
er's knife and razor blade. There must have
been desperate struggle as the walls Of the room
the bed and the furniture we're spattered " III
blood
The man refused to be interviewed BY reporters
but told gentleman when first arrested that his
name was Dennis Hickey Of Akron, aged fifty.
eight years; had been married TO the murdered
woman twenty two years and had four children
one son now at Akron and one daughter At Kent
He met his wife here yesterday, bought a pint Of
whisky and had good time He retired with his
wife at 10 o'clock, and was awakened about
midnight by his wife getting into bed. He had
Gauge to suspect her fidelity and resolved to kill
her. The woman has been in the city several
days seeking employn ent, and was apparently 45
years Of age, She said she had left her husband
on account of cruelty and illtreatment. An in.
quest is now being held.
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PROPOSED RAILROAD.
Ohio Visitors Who Want to Make Connection
With theP. & L.E.R.R.
L. NJ. NELLY, Secretary.

Ohio Visitors Who Want to Make q Connection
With the P. & L. E. r. R.
D. D. Miller aud ]. R. Straughan Of Wooster, o.,
and X. f. Randolph Of Columbiana o., appeared
before the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday after
noon in the interests oil new railroad which the
people of Ashland, Wayne Stark and Columbians
counties propose TO erect. The road will run from
Chicago Junction, Ohio, to Beaver, Pa and will
connect a branch line Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad with the pittsburgh & Lake Erie line.
The Baltimore & Ohio branch runs from Chicago
Junction to Chicago, and the idea is to have com.
petition to the Pennsylvania Company, The peO.
Pile of the counties named can raise enough mon.
ey to purchase the right Of way and grade the line
but not sufficient 10 build the supertructure. The
gentlemen named are therefore on their way to
Baltimore with view of securing the aid OF Pres
ident Garrett Of the q o. line, 10 hypOthecate
bonds sufficient tn build the' superstruCture and
equip the road. Unless the latter company does
thip the project will be dropped II the new line
Is pushed to completion the citizens will lease II
to the B. q o. Co., and will then have opposition
to the TT. Wayne road, which they claim discIim-
mates against them.
The object IN stopping here was to obtain assur
ance that the new line can have pro rata rates
over the p Il L. r. R. President MoOThead ex.
planned 10 the visitors that they should call upon
the officers of the P q L. e road, and the gentle
men decided to remain over till Preside mt Bennett
OF the latter road can be seen. In the meantime
the Chamber f Commerce has adopted resOlu.
tion Ctferng hearty sympathy to the Ohio people
and indorsing their project Pits Post, Sh,
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FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.


Wholesale arrests Of Nihilists continue to lake
place throughout Russia.
Isaac Fletcher, member Of Parliament for Lack.
ermOuth, has shot himself
Paris, April 4-Ernset Renan has been re.
ceived as a member of the Academy.
1t is announced that England has offered to
give the chief command of the mixed troops to
occupy Roumelia to a French marshal 10 be des.
ignated by France.
Madrid, April 4,-The coalition for the electo-
raj campaign Of Constitution alists, Progrsstisis
and Republicans protesting views OF Senior Cas-
telor, is an accomplished fact.
Gen. Garibsldi arrived at Rome Monday, so
badly shattered in health that he had 10 be car.
ried to the railway station on a litter. Some say
he has gone to the Eternal City 10 die.
Berlin April 4-The draft of the proposed
Tariff bill has been published TO give II e coun.
try an opportunity to discuss It during the recess
The duties on tobacco are 100 marks per 100 kiO.
grams on leal and the excise so marks on native
tobacco.
The British authorities at Sierra Leone have
sent a gun.boat with protest to the French Off
Ger conducting the ocean squadron Of Natccong
The French claim that the Island was ceded
them in 1878, The British claim possession since
1896
Major Black Is the hero of the day among the
British troops in South Africa He it was who,
with party ofvountetTs, revisited the scene of
the recent massacre and recovered the Queens
colors, which had been lost in the ARRAY.
The report Of the Engshn an sent by Rivers
Wilson to inquire into the famine in Upper
Egypt shows by statistics that 10 OO0 persons died
by starvation alone in GtIeh, Kena and Esna.
The famine, which was really money famine,
caused by ertaxatiCn, has now terminated but
has left disastrous consequences.
Field Marshal Prince Baraunski, whose death
at Geneva has been announced, will be best re.
membered by the capture of Schamyi and the
submission Of the Caucasus in 1859. The Prince,
who was descendant Of one of the few old fam.
lilies who claim Rurik as their ancestor retired
IN 1862 from public life, and lived cht fly in Po-
land where he tried to Poncliae The Poles, with.
out however, finding much support at St. Peters
| burg
London, April 4.-The Egyptian officer sent to
break up the slave depots at Bohrc, Elgsza and
Kardofan, reports an engagement with Suluman,
the chief slave trader and owner Of 25 depots in
which the women alone, awaiting transportation
into Egypt, Dumber 10000 The Egyptian forces
numbered 5000, part of whom were armed with
i'm proved arms and were eutTenched suluman,
with 11,OO0 Arabs, made several assaults but
were completely defeated and fed in disorder,
leaving 1857 dead. The Egyptians lost % men.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTH AFRICA.

ENGLISH SUPPLY TRAIN ATTACKED BY zULUs.
Cape Town, March 25.-A convoy supplies, pro.
ceeding from Derby to Luneburg, escorted )y 1O4
men Of the 18Th Reg't was attacked at dsyDreak
on March 18th, on the banks Of the IDtombe
river by 900 Zulus, under Umbelini Owing to
previous alarm the British we're under arms but
were overwhelmed by the enormously superior
force Of the enemy. Captain NOriarty and 40 men
were k led and 20 missing. The fate OF the
wagon drivers Is unknown. Lieut. HarWood
with 40 men succeeded in reach ng DnnepuIg.
subsequently proceeded to the tcene OF the light
and recovered quantity Of rockets and ammu-
milton and buried the dead. Twenty wagons
containing supplies were lost. The RELIEF coll
umn for Ekowe will start on March 10Th.
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PROBABLY MURDERED.

Page Court House. Va, April 5-The widest
excitement has been created among the negroes
in this county, by the alleged mu der Of Henry
Guy, negro doctor. He claims to be commission.
ed from Heaven to cure all maladIes, especially
eplleptc fits and rheumatism, and many other
things which he attributes to spells" put upon
the person afflicted BY witches. Strange to say
he numbers among his patients some Of the while
citizens Of the neighb0rhood, some Of whom have
paid him In advance es much as S. upon hia as.
surance Of q cure, and tn re are those who aflrm
thai. he has made aatonishing cures By simply
placing his hands upon The alex.
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MURDERED ON A STEAMER.

Madison, Ind, April 5-The cabin Of the stea.
mer Vigo was the scene Of bloody murder. As
she lay at Gratz landing on the Kentucky river,
George Roberts, q man about so years Of age, came
aboard, and seeing young man named Newt
Abrams with whom he had en- exchange Of shots
about year ago, at once attacked him. The two
men clinched, and Abrams drew his revolver and
shot the old man in the neck, the ball entering
the spinal column. Roberts fell, and ag he went
down, Abrams fired another ball into his BODY
Roberts was carried mile below. and taken to
mis- residence insensible. physician was called
who diagnosed his wounds and remarked that he
would have TO go to the new graveyard, in which
there are only nineteen buried, sixteen Of whom
mad been murdered. Abrams walked off the boat
unmolested
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AFTER MANY DAYS.
Arrested for Crime Alleged to Have Been Com.
mited Three Years Ago.

Arrested for q Crime Alleged to Have Been Com.
mitted Three Years Ago.
dispatch was received from Cincinnati on
Tuesday by Muncys Policy Agency Of this city,
making inquiry after a man by the name Of
William Eggers, and stated that he was wanted"
in Tennessee for obtaining money under false
pretenses, Messrs Muncy and Richardson, Of
the agency, at once began to look around, and
soon ascertsined that the party wanted was
brother of Councilman Eggers, and kept grOce.
ry and saloon at No, IL independence street.
They telegraphed back that their man had been
located, and Thursday morning Deputy Sheriff
Van Ansdel, of Cincinnati, arrived here to get
him. In the afternoon the Deputy Sheriff accom-
panied by Detective MuDcy and Richardson,
went out to Eggers' place, and the former, max
ing his business known, placed the accused un.
der arrest and at $3.50 in the evening boarded
the Southern bound train with his prisoner for
Cincinnati EggeIs has been resident Of CleVe.
land for the past three years, and the otfense
with which he is charged is alleged to have been
committed previous to his coming here and
while he was a contractor on the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, in the neighbOrhOod Of Chat.
tanooga, Tenn. He has a wife and three chill.
d-en in Clevesnd-Herald.
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| WHEELING ROUGH BROUGHT
TO TIME.

Night before last Christopher Farley a notori.
GUS East Wheeler rough, was arrested and locked
up on two charges, one for disorder, the other
for attempting to outrage the person Of the old
woman Margaret Bari, last Wednesday mounting.
During the examination she described how she
had scratched his face, also told Of the ring she
had in the scuffle pulled from one Of bis fingers.
Upon examination the marks of The ring were
discovered The prisoner was fiped so and
costs, and then turned over to Justice Caldwell,
who committed him 10 jail, without bail, to an.
swer the charges made by the old woman. The
case will be heard Monday morning.