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THE LATE WALKING MATCH.
Division Of the Profits.

NEw YORK, March 20.-It Is stated that
Rowell the pedestrian, Will leave America with
$4,COO more than the total receipts OF gate money
for the first six days contest for the belt in
London, begun one year ago yesterday. He re-
ceived check yesterday for SIS, ,S9Ss1; Ennis
one for 81, ,aSs9s, and Hartman one for S. 679 &C.
probably lead to the institution OF 8 series OF
contests at Gilmore's Garden. Saturday even.
ing running match is to take place between
Little Simpson, On OF ROwell's trainers, who has
ten mile record OF 81 minutes and 20 seconds:
Norman Taylor, Of Vermont, whose record for
ten miles Is IS minutes and q seconds, and for
twenty miles hours, 3 minutes and seconds:
best ten mile record is IS minutes Is Seconds
The first man is to run ten miles and the others
twenty miles,
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AN IMPORTANT TURF EyENT.-It is reported
that the famous English race horse Peter, tn,
faVorite OF the Derby, whose engagements hav .
been Cancelled by the death OF his owner. has
been purchased by parties who will send him
over to the United States to run against the
fastest American bred three-year- Old next au-
tumn. Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, who has charge OF
the matter and is to have charge OF the colt, Of
500 for1eit-to run Peter one mile and a.
nall over the Jerome Park course at the autumn
meeting OF the American Jockey Club against
at the post This challenge has been accepted
Dy Mr.. James II. Keene, and Is believed to be
SunlCielt TO insure the appearance OF Peter
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How A SCHOOL FUND GIFTS TEN THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-A telegram from Frankfort, KY, to
the Cincinnati Gazette says:-sIn the celebrated
lo,O0O case OF betting On the mayors election
in Louisville two or three years ago, OF the
commonwealth VS.. Avery, the court OF appeals
has reversed the decision OF the court Deiow
and ordered that the money be paid oy avery,
common school fund. The wager was made be-
tween Mr.. B. F. Avery and Mr.. Thos. Hayes,
the former putting Tp n,s on Ra1teI m1ney sSn
was eIecfed Avery won the money and raked
in the stakes, but now has to disgorge the whole
amount for the benefit OF the cause OF education.
n is consoling, however, to know that Mr. Av.
ery is one OF the Louisville millionaires. Hon.
Albert S. Willis gets fee OF 600 $50 per cent?
I'm this case.
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~ The revenue OF the English post once
from Christmas cards was last year some
$l00, 600.
building In the CITY of Mexico has been COM
menced. The exhibition will be inaugurated on
the 14th Of January next, and continue three
months.
panfes NAVIGATING the country are having bad
luck. In Elizabeth, N. J. cabbage boquets
were presented to some OF the performers OF the
wick squad Of Rutgers students pelted the per-
formers With eggs.
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Great Prairie Etres I'm k.u.,.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2O.-A special dispatch
to the Globe Democrat says:-Terrible prairIe
flres recently occurred in Republic and Cloud
counties, Kansas. They extended over an
area ten miles long and three miles wide and
swept everything before them 1t is said that
about one hundred homes were consumed; also
large quantities Of grain, farming implements,
high and the fires SO fierce that the inhabitants
were obliged to take refuge In cellars, dug outs
or underground habitati0ns. But one life is re-
ported lost, that of Mrs. Berversox, who was
some horses from burning stable. Several
other persons were severely injured. The loss
is estimated at 50, 900.
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Senate Special Committees.

The list Of Senate committees, printed in
yesterdays STAR, embraced one special COM
nittee, that to examine the several branches OF
the civil service, composed Of Messrs. Vest,
chairman; Eaton. Gordon, Logan, Hamlin.
The other special committees are constituted
as follows:
To Take into Consideration the State of Law
Respecting the Ascertaining and Declaration Of
the Result OF the Election OF President and Vice
President OF the United States.-Messrs. Nor
gan. Bayard, Thurman, Johnston, Garland,
Davis (Illinoisl, Edmunds, Conkling and Teller
TO Investigate the Finance Reports, Books
and Accounts of the Treasury Department.
Messrs. Davis CWest Virginia), Beck, Whyte
Ingalls, and Dawes. land it is provided that
such committee shall have all rights and
powers conferred by the resolution OF NOvem-
Der 10, 1ss7 creating the original committee on
that subjectl
TO Make Provision for Taking the Tenth Cen
sus.-Messrs. Pendleton, Morgan, Herman, Har-
ris, Davis Qlllnois), Morrill, and Cameron wis
conSin).
TO Investigate and Report the Best Means of
Preventing the Introduction and Spread Of
Epidemic Diseases.-MeSsrs. Harris, Lamar,
Garland, Jonas, Paddock, Sharon and Platt.
To Inquire Into Alleged Frauds In the Late
Elections:-Messrs. Wallace, Bailey, Garland,
Mcdonald, Herman, Teller. Cameron tWiscon-
sim, Kirkwood and Hoar. land 1t is provided
that such committee shall have all the rights
and powers conferred by the resolutions OF De-
cembef and 19. 1873, creating the original COM
mittee, and Of February p, 1879, adding to such
powers.
To Examine Into the Circumstances Con-
nected With the Removal of the Northern
Cheyennes from the Sioux Reservation to the
Indian Territory y-MesSrs. kirkWOod, Dawes
Plumb, Coke and Bailey.
To Inquire Into the Claims Of Citizens OF the
United States Against the Government Of
Nicaragua.-Messrs. Hamlin, Conkling, Kirk
wood, Eaton and Morgan.
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q The United Stated Veterinary Association
IN Boston yesterday, discussed the pleuro pneu-
monla, Its cure and prevention.
The unttedStates grand juryat Lynchburg,
va, Juoge R1veS, were engaged yesterday eX-
county Judges.
- The print cloth market a.: Fall River,
MASS, yesterday advanced lie OF q cent per yard
10 consequence OF sharp rise In cotton and the
Naus"aifS s2au stocks Of goods on hand,
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PERHAPS MARTYR AFTER ALI.-A telegram
from Portland, Me-, March Is, says: Bank Ex-
amfner Iftcomb, in his report OF the examine
lion OF the books OF the Dexter Savings Bank.
says he has gone over Barron's books thoroughly
nom 1877 to the time OF his death and found
tnem In fa1r condition. He discusses the 81 900
note for Sc 600 into the bank without any enuiy-
alent; that 1t was subsequently paid that the
ss nank received the money, and that In the end
me transaction Is correctly represented upon
statement OF the bank officials, he declares that
Barron was not guilty OF "crookedness"
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HOyt Found Chilly.

BRlDGEPoRT, CONN, March 20.-Judge San
ford charged the jury 10 the Hoyt case this
morning, after which the jury retired, return
ing after an absence OF fifty minutes, bringing
In verdict Of guilty Of murder In the first de.
gree. A motion In arrest OF sentence was Of
fered, and Will be argued tomorrow. The hear
ing on the motion for a third trial is set down
for March 29th. Sentence will be pronounced
On Friday afternoon. II Is stated the Jury was
unanimous On the first ballot
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THE PEDESTRIANS engaged In the recent inter-
national pedestrian contest In New York met
yesterday. The totel receipts were s54,314, ex-
penditures $l2.9sG cash short on account Of
counterfeit tickets 5000. The meeting decided
that O'Leary was not entitled TO g., 900 which he
claimed, but agreed TO give him s. 900
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CORRUPT JURy.-The jury a. Deadwood, Wyo-
ming, In the case OF Clark, Travis and Smith,
charged with the murder Of Alexander Frank
llnburg, returned verdict OF acQuittal, and
the Judge criticised their action aud intimatei
strongly that they had been controlled by cor
Tupt influence
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Railroad Officers Iniured.

CINCINNATI, March pa special dispatch
from DelphOS, Ohio, says hand-car on the To-
ledo, Delphos and Indianapolis railroad, carry
Ing j. W. Hunt, president, and J. T. Clark, sll-
peTtntendenJ OF the road, ran against tie that
had been placed on the track, wrecking the car,
breaking Clark's leg. cutting frtrhtfIll gasF in
Hunts head, and fatally injuring Pat Kane a
]aboler.. The tie had been placed in DO ,ition
with the evident purpose Of wrecking passen-
ger train
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20

THE IRISH NATIONAL COLONIZATION CONFER
ENCE, In Chicago, yesterday adopted resolutions
expressing satisfaction at the appointment Of
an executive committee to remedy the existing
evil of cr0wding into large cities the Irish immf-
grant population, and recommending that the
Irish race In America and elsewhere encourage
and aid the committee whenever possible; also
recommending that the committee establish
statistical bureau for the dissemination of facts
useful to immigrants who intend to settle on
lands and, il practicable. to establish diocesan
and parOcial bureaus to assist In the work
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ANOTHER JAN. DELIVERY IN DELAwARE.-At
Dover, Del, Monday night, three prisoners,
Hiram, Gritlin and Thos. Cox, white and Julian
Kent, colored, attacked Walter Pratt, prison
Keeper who had gone into their cell, knocked
him down, which rendered insensible, and then
disposed OF him under a closet. They then took
the keys, opened the jail and left leaving Cox
to lock the door and keep Pratt prisoner. Cox
was little tardy, and Mrs. Dunn, the sherifs
hrew. her violently upon the floor and made
go0d his escape, and at last accounts all Of them
were still at large
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TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS.
Prisoner Shot Dead. and his BUSH
WhaCker Friends Threaten TO
ERHrn

CINCINNATI, March 20.-A dispatch from lit
tie Rock, Ark, says that john Reed a bush
the arrest OF friend OF his at Fayetteville,
few days ago, and when the 1a1lor proceeded to
jailor retorted by shooting Reed through the
heart. The killing OF their leader so eXaSpera-
ted the mountain men that they threatened TO
came alarmed, and telegraphed to GOV. Miller
for assistance. Representative Moore proceeded
to Fayetteville Immediately, and raised a COM
needle guns. When the desperadoes found the
citizens were prepared, they left their arms
outside the town, making no demonstration
Affairs are reported as being very critical, and
every effort is being made TO prevent an out
break
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A VIRGINIA SHOOTING CAsE-At Bangs. the
Christianburg tfa.) depot Monday night, Isaac
n. Reese, OF Giles county, was shot and instantly
Killed by Waller X. Wilson during dispute over
the payment OF drinks at the bar OF the depot
hoIel. Reese was 3S years old, and leaves a
family, and Wilson, who is the son OF Major
Thomas Wilson, proprietor OF the hotel, is a
youth oil 2a. He gave himself up TO the authori-
ties.
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HORRIBLE DEATH OF AYorNG GIRL.-At Iona
coming, Md, Tuesday morning, a young girl
attempted TO cross the railroad track in front
OF train. She caught her foot In a frog, fell in
The middle OF the track, and the train passed
over her, cutting Off both legs. She has since
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FriphfSul AcciAe,.t

CINCINNATI, March pa special dispatch
says:-Mrs. Hinkley and child and Mrs. Naomi
Smith were thrown from a wagon near Jerome
frightened at a barking dog. Mrs. Smith and
the Child were killed, and Mrs Hinkley prob
ably In juFed fatally
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Fire.

Boston, March 2O.-C. E. Cartoons slaughter
house, at East Midway, containing an ice
house With Two thousand tons OF ice was
burned this morning. The loss is placed at
$4,000 on which there is an insurance OF &6, ,OOO
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,,a SNAIL FOX ~ IN A pklsoN;IIhe Albany peni,
women, has had the smallpox prevailing among
its inmates for some time past. There is much
alarm among the prisoners and their fr1ends
outside. Several sent to the prison for misde-
meanOrs have died from the disease, and how
many OF the convicts have perished is not
tDhIyn
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STIFLED IN HIS SMOKE HousE-Peter Smith, a
his smoke house on Sunday. and being absent
an unusual length OF time his wife went to see
what was the matter. The door had been closed,
ana on opening 1t Mrs. Smith found her husband
pOseo mat the door OF the smoke house closed
su00enly, ana being unable to open It soon
enough smith was overcome by the dense smoke
ana fell to the floor, where his wife found him
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Rhode Island Republican COnvcn-

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 2O.-The republican
state convention met at IL O'Clock this morning
All the towns were represented. The present
incumbentS OF state officers were nominated
for reelection by acclamation. The present
state central committee was reelected and the
convention dissolved, having been In session
thirty minutes
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Arrested an Renut~;tton.

SCRANTON, PA, March 20-Wolf Ackerman
and his son, Jacob Ackerman, both OF scranton,
were arrested last night on an order grant1o 1y
Governor HOyt, on the reQuisition OF GOV. ROD
inSOn, OF New York, for obtaining goods under
false pretences from the different Doot ana snoe
manufacturers Of Elmira, N. Y.
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MISSISSIPPI LAWYER SHOT BY COLORED
MAN.-At Starkyilie, Miss, Tuesday night,
mos. =. Wood, prominent attorney, was NOR
taiIy shot BY VIM. Gilmer, cOlOred. Wood had
caheo Giimer last week for using insulting lam
gaaHe 10 the presence OF his wife. Gilmer made
popnc threats OF killing Wood, and shot him as
ne stepped into the back yard. Gilmer was lying
in ambush. He has fed
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Three DrOWmeds

GLOUCESTER, March 9O,-The schooner Her.
bert N. Rogers arrived here from Grand Banks
last evening and reports the loss OF three Of her
crew by the capsizing of dory while attending
travis.
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INQUIRlNG FOR MULKs.-The British govern
ment has been making inquiries ia this city as
to the purchase OF mules for service at the Gaze
OF GOod Hope. A contractor offered to suppiy
ton. Application was made at the various
steamship of1iceS, but 1t was found that the
transportation cost too much and the negotia-
tlons were aoandoned.-fN. y. World, 18Th.
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ANOTHER ONE or THE GANG.-Yesterday af-
terDoon sergeant BroSnan, OF the seventh pre-
cinct, arrested James Shugrue, charged with
being one OF the gang who made the outrageous
and her gentleman escort at the corner Of II
and North Capitol streets northe ast, as report
ed in yesterdays STAR. He was recognized oy
the complainants, and then locked up.
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man living at 1s47 street, died suddenly while
sitting In chair yesterday. The coroner Was
notified, and after making an examination OF
the body deemed an inquest unnecessary, as
she died from natural causes
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a CELESTIAL VISITOR APPROACHING.-Ac comet
is approaching the earth, and can be seen with
telescope. 1t moves in an eIlipticaI orbit,
with period Of five and a half years. and Its
first appearance was noted On y thirty three
years ago, and It's present app arance Is the
seventh time that it has been recorded. 1t will
be nearest the earth On the 10th of April, at a
computed distance OF about seventy five million
OF miles, SO that there is not the slightest pros
pect Of a collision. 1t has never receded from
In 1851 it escaped observation, but in 1861 1t
was seen rising In the extreme southern hori-
zon, reaching brightness bringing it within
easy ca n WITH sh an opera glass and final
AgoericD7,
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SANDlRBILr's WILL SUsrAINKD-In New
York, yesterday, Surrogate Calvin rendered his
cecision IN the long -lhigated contest over the
WI ..oa OF q tns a late Commodors Vanderbilt His
icil SHOULD In all things be confirmed. W."
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A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.-In January, 1871
G0lly Boudar, a young man living near Men,
phis, Tenn, killed man In cold blood and ran
off with his daughter, whose marriage with
bim the father opposed. He left the girl at a
neighbor's and escaped, but was arrested in
Texas and brought back. He has just been ad-
judged insane. and will be put In the insane
asylum at Nashville
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ISQUIsITIoNs.-On Saturday last Juries OF in
QUESTION, summoned by the marshal to assess
damages to property on 9Th street, claimed 10
be damaged by the running OF trains and the
location OF B. & p. r. r. on that street, made
the inquisition and awarded damages as fol.
lows: Catherine Dickson, $1,000; w. 81. West,
Spripgman, $780, suits have been filed based
on these exhibitions.
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RAILROAD APPoINTMENTS.-Charle e. PugD,
manager OF the Pennsylvania railroad company,
Ia place OF g. Clinton Gardner, who has ac-
cep,ed the position OF manager OF the Hoosae
tunnel route Mr. oliver Z. Mcclellan, superin-
tendent OF the Washington street grain elevator
at Philadelphia, has been appointed general
agent
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A SENSATIONAL MARRIAGE.-There Is much
comment In musical circles In regard TO the re-
cent marriage or Prof. Richter It has been un-
derStood for many years past that the profess
Sof was married man; at any rate, he resided
on street, near 9Th, with a woman by whom
bered that last summer two OF them died OF
scarlet fever. On Tuesday last a marriage
license was Issued for him and Selma Seibert
daughter OF s. Seibert, 124 Maryland avenue
That evening his friends OF the Sasngerbund
were surprised at receiving a note that he had
gone on wedding tour. About the same time
note was sent by the girl to her parents say
and Mrs. Richter Of street also received q note
stating that MI. R. had gone away for q few
days. lt Is stated that Mr. Richter was not
married to the street woman. and that as far
as the law goes this last marriage is legal, and
that the couple made but q short wedding tim
and are now domiciled In a hotel on the Ave.
nue. near Az street. Mr.. Siebert. father OF the
young lady, was at Police headquarters this
morning 10 seek the aid or the detectives In the
case. as he was under the impression that
Richter was married man, and that he had
eloped With his daughter; but after he learned
that Richter was not previously married he ex-
pressed himself satisfied to let the matter drop
The detectives this morning repaired to the
house OF Mrs. Richter {lst} TO ascertain from
her whether or not she was legally married. 30
that In case they were, to arrest Richter at once
for bigamy. Their interview with that lady
must have convinced the officers that there
could be no case OF bigamy, as they said they
could have nothing to do with Richter, there
being nothing against him. Richter and his
new wife were promenading on the Avenue to
gether to-day enjoying their honeymoon with
out the usual northern tour in such cases, and
the probability is that the old folks will recon-
Gle themselves TO the circumstances,
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The streets OF Brooklyn, N. Y, are to be
lighted with naphtha instead of gas whereby
saving OF 81 600 year is anticipated.
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THREATENED SECESSION FROM A MARHHf-
The stall-holders and dealers In the Northern
Liberty market held q meeting last night and
tender to the directors one-flfth OF the amount
OF purchase money for the stalls for q period OF
20 years, instead OF the full sum for 90 years,
and that If the company refuse to accept the
Messrs. John F. Seltz, j. b. Ferry ana j. II.
Smith were appointed TO wait on the directors
and inform them OF the action OF the meeting
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TIE TRAMP LAW which has passed the New
York house Of delegates and will doubtless pass
the senate, is very stringent, and its immediate
effect viii probably be to drive all that class of
persons into New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Connecticut. 'Tramps," within meaning Of the
act, are thus defined: Gan transient persons
who rove about from place to place, and all
vagrants living without labor Or visible means
OF support, and who stroll over the country
without lawful occasion" The penalties In
clude hard labor I'm the state prison.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iss,ed IA
lilly A. Chism and Mary A. Murphy; Carl Rich
ter and Selma Siebert; A. B. Robertson ana
Emma L. Watson: Geo. 8. Adams and Catha-
J. A. Suddath, Of Alexandra county, va. and
Mary Carter, OF Fairfax county, Nd; Noah D.
Clutter, OF Efingham. H., and Kate Kelly;
solomon Young and Amy A. Bush; Jaa H.
Sfies and Lucy j. johnson; John Lewis ana
Annie lille: Alex. Cowan and Nancy Z. Gun
nell. both OF Fairfax county; Edward Green
and Winnie Hungerford; Lemuel jackson and
Hannah Lane; Robert Harris and Anna Shields
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The Matter Of Overtasks.

Editor of The Stdr:-Your editorial on ..School
Tasks out OF School" calls upon the board OF
trustees TO rescind certain rules which are alike
oherous TO teachers, pupils and parents In we
really have such unnecessary, intudcious and
abolished the better, and YOU will find the
present board ready to act as soon as the facts
alleged are established The committee OF the
poaTd or trustee on Tert- boots and Course Of
Study, on whom the duty will devolye OF pro-
posing any changes thought advisable for the
next school year, respectfully invite parents or
any who are interested In the subject TO give
fun express OF their views in trritiag 10 the
undersigned. WILLIAM j. RHEKs. Trustee.
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during the night, sleeping on the door oy the
side OF it-[N. Y. World, 18th.
eF-Au hope having been given up OF the
safety OF Captain George 8. Tanton, OF the ship
Jean Ingelow. OF Portsmouth, N. H., hfs
will was probated there yesterday, and guard
ian appointed by the court for his orphan son.
tE Mills OF various kinds Ia all parts OF Penn.
SyRaDia that have been idle for three years or
more are starting up Among the latest to start
are the rolling mill at Cnickies, the Groeny1lle
rolling mill and the locomotive works &C Con-
rellsyille.
eE-Bishop Duhamar arrived at Ottawa, cana
da yesterday, from Rome. He was received BY
a large concourse and escorted TO Notre Dame
cathedral, where he was invested with the mag
ma capa-
U-Boyton, who left Cincinnati Tuesday On
his swim TO New orleans, reached Nadioon.
Ind, at a. m. yesterday, and LEFT for LO0isviIIe
at midnight last night.
rMr. Forney finds that both Tflden ana
Thurman are old and threatened with III.
health.
eH-The reason why lady has never booome
famous as paragrapher Is that q two line p0Y1-
graph with ten line postscript Ia failure.-
fKeokuk Constitution.
~T. z. Graham, an actor, stagrerea suA
fell on the stage OF the Indianapolis Theafre.
The audience Kissed him, suppoa1ng - W.
drunk. He was really weak from conSumpe1oa,
and. after the performance, was put Oh hk
0eathbcd.