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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic will cure the worst
cases of tever and ague.
See bargains-Storms, in Want column.
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aead-Wear for Winter.

The best Winter Cap IN the town for 80
cents, at III East Seven th street.
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Come and see tho best all wool White Under
shirt for $l.25, in the city, at lit East Seventh
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WANTED-situation by good printer. Country
ofhce preferred. Address W ID this Office.
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Bee basgains-storms. in Want column,
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WANTED-A situation by a practical engineer
~ Can furnish good references. Address J. E
". 0LOBE ONCE st Paul, MINI. 303*
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WANTED-Situaton to take care Of horses an,
w work about house. Address NJ. c., this Office
3O3t
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WANTED-By good miller, who can furnish
L. B., Arlington House, Faribault MINI. $685.
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WANTED-By q capable young man-any kind o,
indoor employment, or light outdoor EN-.
ployment more object than wages. References.
3O2A Address II this 49,,
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MEDICAL.
SC0VILL'S
Blood & Liver SYrQD,

peerless remedy for Scrofula, White
Swellings, Cancer, Erysipelas, Gout, Chronic
Sores, Syphilis, Tumors, Carbuncles, Salt
Rheum, Malaria, Bilious Complaints, and
sll diseases indicating an Impure Condition
of the Blood. This grand remedy is a COM
pound of vegetable extracts, the chief of
which are SARSAPARILLA and STILL
L1NG1A. The cures effected by SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP are absolute,
and their record is undis6gured by failure.
For sale by all Druggists,
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In the Country.

7 00A ACRES choice farm lands, early selec.
S3UVV lions, convenient to railroad stations.
PRIME wheat lands or natural meadows 40 You may
prefer IN tracts Of 100 to GAO acres in Chip
Pewa, rope and Stevens counties, for sale By
LEONARD B. HODGES, st. Paul, MINI 8l-d&v
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DESIRE position as salesman In some good
l. house: ample references-emall conversation
expected at first. Address "THIERSD this ofpca
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WANTED-By young man who is willing to
w work, and can fur nish references a place to
take care of horses and do chores. Address A. j.
this Office. .not
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E BARGAINS-Cheapest in st.

NTRANdEh-If you whit any good farming land
~ write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
St. Paul MINI. Md.-
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REAL ESTATE-Iu the CITY.

AOTEL FOR SALE-One of the best paving
III hotels III this State, well advertised and yerv
popular Lease furniture, and good will for sale at
. bargain. Address box SEQ. P. O.. St Paul 1897
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WANTED "A situation as clerk In grocery or
w dry goods store; have had experience. Ad-
dress O. D. MILLER, this Office 9n9
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WANIED-By competent dressmaker, cutter and
litter, few more engagements BY the day in
private families. Apply over "a West sd st. Sos*
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II Paul. 0'
Lot 8, block 8, Rice & Irvine-very cheap.
Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. North
wv: sW. sec II, T. %, R. ~; three miles from
bridge; dwelling, barn and well One-half acre cur
rants seventy-fve apple trees, strawberry BEDS etc.,
etc. $2,2OO cash. Cheapest property in the market
Apply to OSCAR sTEPHENsON, 80 Wabashaw
street. IN.
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A NY ONE wanting a competent girl for second
a work can secure the same Immediately by ap-
plying at 46 Washington street. S13s
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WANTED-situation bya young man as clerk in
w grocery or other business. Can furnish best
OF references. Address q. L. D., GLOBE Office
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WANTED-Bv young man who can furnish
" good references place to work In machine
shop. Address A., this office. 900
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NJ ANTED Situation by young man to work about
W. store In any capaci y, Or will drive team and
Work about house. Best Of references. Address
o. B., thus Office. 3Oy4
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WANTED-situa ton by young man who is will
'! Ing to work very reasonably about house stor
ana office. Desires to have some time to study
Address j. w. s., caro- Y. NJ O. A. 99l.
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~ hotel or will take care of horses. Address W
REED, No 800 Fist street. N, MINNEAPOLIS. a1,+
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WANTED-A situation as second girl, CT to do
at 294 Broadway. ala
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a man who thoroughly
w understands the care of horses, harness. g.
compensation not as much object as employ
ment Address HARRY, this Office. Sill
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SITUATIONS WANTED...Ma,e.

GIRL WANTED-To do general housework in :
" family OF three. Apply at 6e West Fifth street
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/ WARNER. dealer IN Sowing Machines, 50 East
u. Third street. See the domestic" In ,ts new
dressi fun assortment Of eel uold goods, cuffs.
collars, ETC. o3eod =
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WANTED-A working girl to learn to sing for tn,
" stage. Address DIR. G. @. HOWE, GLopl
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DA1NT1NG-P. r. FITZ0IBBON, house a
j siRu painting No, l87 jackson street. 81
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WANTED-A girl for general houseWork II
w family of two, at % E. Eleventh st. 8
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WANTED.

WANTED Three or four furnished rooms suit.
w able for housekeeping. Address W. r. M.
this once. Terms must be reasonable, 8l,s
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BOARDING..
MISCELLANEOUS.

HENRY G. CROSS, 81 Broadway, N. T., broker IN
IL 6rst-ciass privileges only, refers to Russell
Sage, Esq, T. B. Wallace Co, n. L. Horton Co.,
Harvey Kennedy. Esq, Alex. Taylor Sons, W. s..
9urnee, Jr., Co., and many other frst-class
houses and members Of the New York Stock Ex-
change generally. IL 231.tu 2s1-eat
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SITUATIONS 0FFERED-Females.

WANTED-Ag girl or woman to cook. Only COM
Canada strt cts. ais.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanting storm doors
~ Put up, or any repairing done, viii please leave
their orders at 266 or l63 E. 7th st. 311.2O
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q. 4 sfAfA returns in 30 days On 500 invested
p1AUV Official Reports free. Like prafl &
yeekly en- s'ock options u $40 to $50 Address r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-05

ST Louis. Mo-. Feb 25-A spe-
ciaI dispatch from Jefferson CRY to
the Post and Despatch says: "The
Treasury Investigating Committee
reported TO the House this morning.
giving the amount Of State Treas
urer Gates deficit at $3i3, 600. The
committee says that Col Burns, OF
st Josepb, secured the election Of
Gates for the sole purpose Of con-
trolling the deposits. which be has
done, aud that, 10 fact, be is the State
Treasurer. Burns. il is stated, has
made $4,000 since Gates has been
in Office. aud has controlled every.
thing. Burns stated TO the commit.
tee that be knew be could control the
deposits when CAFES was elec'ed
The committee recommends tha,
Treasurer Gates be impesched for
high crimes and misdemeanors and
gross neglect of bis official duties,
and the committee have appointed
five managers TO conduct the impeach-
ment before the bar Of the State
Senate.
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sher- Al, Dying.

TAsHKEND, TURKEsTAN, Feb. "a.
-Ses-rai days after the departure
OF Gen. Rasgoncff from TashkougaD
for Tasi kend with the Afghan Em-
bassy, The Ameer of Afg hanistau
summoned the doctor Of the Russian
mission, who had been left at his re.
quest AT that town. The Amer
-aid be was suffering from pains in
bis limbs. the docsor at first
thought that the Ameer was deceiy-
Ing him, as he had been complaining
of various diseases and lad given
his iiluess as an excuse for reuouo-
chg bis journey To St. Petersburg ;
but tue doctor sooD perceived that
the circulation vas defective in the
limbs Of the Ameer, aud that the
functions Ut the heart were tee0ly
sustained.
Unable to procure leeches the doc
tor wished To rssor TO cupping the
patents legs 10 blislers, but persons
10 The suite of the Ameer opposed
this plan, and the Afghan doctor
present declared that he would 10
swer TOR the safety OF his royal inval
i'd. All the efforts of the Russian
surgeon, therefore. became useless
1t was only after al interval of sew
eral days that the Ameer again sen.
for him
The surgeon then found that de-
composition had already set 10 on
nis iefs leg. The next morning q
spot of gsngrene bad appeared on
OILS side. The surgeon, therefore, i'm
mediarely seut u letter to Gen. Ras-
gone 4. predicting as certain the al
most Immediate death of the Ameer.
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the Bench Reiieved.
A special from Wilkesbarre, dated

A special from Wilkesbarre, dated
yesterday, says:
Judge w. III. Stanton, associate
law judge of this district, resigned
nis position to day. IL is thought
tDat the proceedings looking to his
impeachment became too formidable
for successful resistance. This will
put a stop TO further action ia the
matter. The resignation was so to
tally unexpected that the community
was taken by surprise. So carefully
guarded bad been his intentions that
prominent men of this city, deeply
interested in the matter, spent toe
dsv 10 Scranton aud returned home
without the slightest Information
Oaly two or three gentlemen, wbo
had the impeachment matter in
charge, knew anything Of what was
70 he done. and they kept it secret
IL wss late 80 he afternoon before
the news became know here, aud
there was a general, openly expressed
feeling of relief ss the abrupt and
ubl5oKed-for termination Of the TN
parchment proceedings. This Came
not alone from members Ut the bar,
but from the people NJ large, for
Judge STATIONS actions, notably 10
his recent discharge Of the grand
jury before iGsis lahors were COM
pieted, have CONVINCED eyeI tiose
v ho for q long time defended him
that be was uHGt for the bench. II
to be certain that he yas lm-
to the step by the certainty OF
impeachment and REMOVAL S%tanton's
few friends now threaten TO push tbe
impeachment proceedings against
Judge Harding, the president judge
Of the district.
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PARIS, February 26-PriDce Louis
Napoleon has written q letter to VI
Rvuber announcing his Intention to
join the British forces at the Cape.
He SAYS:
For The last eight wears | have
been the guest Of England. Nv ed
ucstion WAS completed 10 the EagIish
military school have strengthened
my ties Of friendship with the Eng
iish army by taking part in it's annual
mspGuvres The war at the Cape
baviLg assumed u more serious char.
acter, l have wished to follow the
campaign. | could not refrain from
sharing the dangers aid fatigues oil
the troops. among whom have SO
many fir ends. Moreover, the time
spent in "itnessing this struggle OF
civilization against barbarism will
not be wasted for me-"
LONDON, February 26.--Prince
Louis Napoleon and retinue will sail
III the steamer Danube from South.
ampton tomorrow, for the Cape, to
joiu the Blush military forces 10
South Africa as q volunteer. The
Government has chartered the steam
er Andean To carry q portion of the
artillery to the Cape This is the
sixteeath steamer chartered by the
q ,vernment 10 carry troops and
war material 10 South Africa.
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Livery stable harmed d.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY PA 6rt
occurred At TWO O'Clock this morning
10 the four story brick building Nos
2 aud 4 east Fifty-third street, occu
pied by S. A Frey as a livery anC
boarding stable, back to the "Os
borne,"a fashionable psrlor apart
ment house on Fifth avenue, and ad
joining Mrs. Reeds female seminary
The fumes extended rapidly, snG
second and third alarms were sen
out. Soon the rear wall fell in, anG
the crash caused a panic among The
young ladies' Of the adjoining semina
~, all of whom were got cut, how
ever. in safety. The building war
totally destroyed. II was owned by
Livingstone and Company and wa,
valued at $40 600.
o. the second floor were stabbed
iorty-eight horses, some very valu
able OF these only i've were rescued
Two Of which were badly burned. A
large number of carriages, sleigbs,
robes, etc, were also destroyed. The
loss 1t is expected, will foot up
500. 900. The Osborne House anO
The adj lining stables belong to The
estate Of the late Madame Restel,
aud are damaged to the amount Of
$40. 900.
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virElnsa-

RICHMOND. Feb 27-A special dis
patch from Danville says: Judge
Rivers' United States Court Grand
jury to-day indicted the following
County Judges: j. d Coles, Pitt
sylvaala /; s j. Mullins. Henry ; g
II Bernard, Franklin; Samuel g.
Staples, Patrick, and T L. Bouldin.
Charlotte. The charge against them
Is the violation of the civil rights of
ciIizens, and the specification is that
they have withheld from colored peo-
pie the right of serving on juries.
Judge Rivers, it will not be forgot
zen. recently created great conster-
nation in the State by taking charge
of two colored boys who were refus-
ed by the Stale court q jury in part
of men of their color. NotwiJhsiand.
ing the outcries Of the press aud the
protest Of he General Assembly, be
seems determined to go ahead With
his work Of compelling the State
courts, or such rs now do o do SO,
To allow negroes to serv ~ jurors.
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THE Congress that dies odsy
TUESDAY 4tb) has been the most
reckless, petty, and extraSagant one,
that ever assembled al the National
Capitol Commencing With the se'
lection Of incompetent ADD corrupt
cfhcisls, which it was afterwards
compelled TO dismiss, it attempted to
csiole the country with a cry Of fraud
against the Republicans, and lnstitu'
ted a series Of Investigations which
in The end only proved the utter cor
ruption of its own partisaus- Ii
labored to destroy the credit anC
currency Of the country, depleted The
Treasury by extrsvagan approprla
lions, and reckless reduction of taxes
and did It's utmost to sbridge the Ne
tional authority aud make it subser
Went to the dictates Of local State in
teres,s. It's entire political cours'
has been dictated and shaped BY
sympathy With the cause Of tue late
Confederacy, and by its trucking Il
Southern demands it has revived tht
breed of the officiating d~ough-face'
Democrat, that we hoped had be
come forever extinct
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In is not much to be wondered at.
that toe Democrats are 30 anxious to
repeal the Law giving the General
Government the right to supervise
elections Of CougressmeD, that they
have tackled 3 repeating clause to
one of the appropriation bills aud are
determined to block the wheels OF
government by refusing the necessary
money 10 run the machine, or else
force an extra session Of Congress,
hoping to csrry the repeal through
both branches, which they will con-
trol after today. If the law stands,
aud il Is cow the only safeguard OF
| the purity Of the bsIlot-box at Con
gressioual ell etions, it is highly proba-
ole yhet tbe anticipated Democratic
maiority 10 the rev House. will be
almost, if not entirely wiped oat, by
a number Of embryo member Of Con
eTess dodiug quarters in the various
peDiteutiaries of the country, Instead
u the House Of Representatives at
Washington.
For instance, there is a Democrat
ie member Of Congress elect from the
Second District Of Florida-nsmed
! Hull-wbo Is Indicted at home for
fraudulently altering the returns
securing bis own election, and as one
Bisbee the clerk of Beverd county
who was indicted for completely in
;he transaction. bas just been coD-
victed aud sentenced TO the peniten'
tiary, it is hardly presumsbie that The
accessory being found guilty tht
principal (Hull) a escape. There
are numerous other cases, where
Democrats are holding certificates o.
election, procured by. the grossest
violations OF the law, aud of the
rights OF the voter a6as if these be
thoroughly sifted by the coarts. the
penitentisries and not the halls OF
Congress will be graeed by the pres
ence of a sufficient number of Demo
cratic statesmen, TO deprive their
party Of its boasted majority ia al
least one branch of the National
Legislature 1t is not strange there
tore, that their friends in the present
Congress- are making so desperate a
struggle to wipe from tie statute
books of the ~La,ion, all laws securing
honest elections and preserving the
purity of The b-ilot. through the in
stumeutslity Of the Federal Courts.
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pOubIe Murder,

MEMPHIS, Feb. ga special tt
the Apaiqncbe from luka, Miss
gives the following account OF {
double murder perpetrated hear thai
ciiy yesterday Major l. M. Hutch
ins, accompanied by Thos. McAatt
both highly respected citizens of the
county, left Iuka together 10 The Of
ternoon to go home, being neighbors,
Hu,chips had drawn 81, 700 in gold
from the express Office, sent from a
Cincinnati house, which was TO be
used in purchasing o farm. Late 10
the evening McNatt's horse return
ed riderless with blood marks on the
saddle, which aroused suspicious in
his family CT foul play. Search re-
vealed the dead body of McNatt, ter
ribly mutilated, about two miles from
his house. One hundred yards fur
Their on HutchIns was found IN like
condition. It is thought some per.
sons who knew of the gold being at
the express oHce way,aid aud MUIR
de:ed beth for the money.
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A Democrat is never so thoroughly
q his nest as when be undertakes
TO quote Scripture. Democratic Con
grcssman Banning, of Ohio, for 10
stance, 90 Tuesday of this week, fell
upon Mr.. Garfield in the folio wing
remarkable style:
/ was informed that the gentleman
was won; TO cloibe himself in The
white robes of an evangelist, aud, as
cendipg the pulpit, to preach the gos'
pei Of Him who commands, Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neigbhor," Surely be, of all
men 10 this House, should satisfy
himself of the truth or fal-ity of an
accusation before placing il upon the
records of t1e nation.
A man NAV be q good Democrat
without knowing the difference be-
tween the Mosaic la " and The sermon
on the mount; bat. as a general rule,
it is safer for gentlemen of that faith
not to break into the Bible very much
10 their public speeches. Thew make
themselves ridiculous and, besides,
the Bible wouldn't give them any
even if they understood
IL
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Serious Raiiroad Casualty.

CHAMBER, BURG. Pa, Feb, 81
While shifting The mail train south
at this station this afternoon, one cal
containing about IS passengers lei,
the track from some unknown eau, {
and fell ove an embankment six f-.
high, turning over on It's side. Fif.
teen or eighteen persons we're in.
jured, among whom we're Hiram Bis.
Ter, Fayetteville, leg broken Rev.
DR.. Stewart, Newburg. N. Y, arm
broken Frank Scheible, wife and
son, Scotland. Franklin county, Pa,
seriously Injured Miss Miles, Green
castle, Pa. shoulder bruised ; Samuel
Prather, Greencastle, Pa. Injured
about the head, not seriously ; tw o
children of Col. James Dawson.
qreencastle, Pa, slightly Injured
Bishop GlossbrenDer and Rev. Bul
ger, of the United Brethren Church.
were bruised, but not seriously. Sew.
eral others we're hurt, but were all
able to proceed to their destinations
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A Body Found I'm q Trunk.

BosToN, Feb. 2I-Michae DAILY
while at work in Western avenue,
about two miles outside Of the City
Of Lynn, this afternoon, found a trunk
from which a human hand protruded
The trunk was tied with q large
wooden string. Ga opening it a hor
rible sight WAS presented. being that
of the body of a young woman, aboul
"a years of age, nude, with the arms
aud legs twisted and distorted, ano
the nose cot of. The trunk also con.
tanned two champagne bottles and
several bricks. An sntopsv wa
held. 1t was the opinion of the doc
tors that the woman bad been deac
two or three days Up to midnigh'
no clue to the mystery has been oh
raiued. The body hos not been identi
fed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-05

THE report Of The Teller committee
made TO the Senate on Thursday last,
fully s~usisins the charges Of intlmi-
dasion and fraud prevailing through
ont the South at the last election, as
made by Mr. Blaine, 10 bis speech
asking for the appointment OF the
Csmmirtee. Thurman, Wallace snc
other Democratic Senators have quiet
ly sneaked away from their counter
charges. made at the time, OF bull
doziog aud fraud. in the New Fog
laad States. New York and Pennsyi-
yaoia. Although requested to do 80,
By the Committee, they have Up to
date furnished il with no speelhcs
tions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-05

NEW York. Feb ga dispatch
from Nashville Tenn. gives Ihe fol
lowing particulars of q cold-blooded
murder committed there yesterday
silernpoh: A horrible murder oc'
Cured 10 The spburbs of Nashville at
! O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Thos
n -rrimnn was intoxicated early 10
the morning. and, after brqtally beat
ing bis wife, went to the house OF
Maurice Osborn, his father-in-lsw ",
where bis daughter was stopping
He asked for his daughter Carrie,
Yhom be said he wanted to come
out before the muzzle of his shotgun
Fearing be would Kill Der. she refus-
ed obedience to bic request. Mrs.
Caroline Osborne. bis mother-in.law,
came to The door, however, and told
him not to do that way. AT that
moment be placed the gun within 3
feet Of Der abdomen, aud before she
bad time to retreat into the house,
bred, Sling her groin With slqgs.
She fell upon her bead ont of the
door, q corpse. forming imuedis,e e.
" upon her husband. Merrimon, said
to him: Don't you say a word. for
if You do will kill you" Deceased
vas 50 years old.
Merrimon fed through the large
esnebrakes ten miles distant. A
Sherif's posse has gone 10 pursuit.
TIE neighborhood is greatly excited
and iocensed 1t the murderer. who
Is threatened with Lynch law if cap-
nred.
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Destructive Fire.

PARKERsBURG, Feb. 1T-Esrly
this morning q fire 10 Skidmore's
foundry, at tie corner Of Market and
Ksus Sha streets, destroyed that
building aud Callshsn's hotel, ad-
joining. The wind blowing q gale
spread the flames to g block of bus
mess houses, destroying altogether
ten buildings before the FIRE could be-
subdued. The loss is estimsted q,
2 5000, on which there is q light in.
a