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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
JULIUS JOSEPH.
Summons.

In The Circuit Court cfthc STATE Of Oregon 70,
Linn County:
George Woodward aud Thsmas ConnelI.
partners under the firm name of Wood.
ward & Conneil, and Ira Goodnough.
| plaintiffs, against Eli KeaHey, James
keeney, Betsey Keeney and Mary @.
Hockensmith, his wife, Elias Keeney.
MarcenA Moore, George Warren, A. j.
Knott and Levi Knott, defendants
To Hi Keeney, Betsey Keanev, Elias
Keeney and George Warren four OF the
above named Defendants: In the name of
the State Of Oregon, You and each Of You
are hereby summoned and required 10
appear and answer the plaintiffs complaint
III the above entitled suit now on file with
the Clerk OF said Court, above named on
or before the first day Of the next term OF
said Circuit Court Of the State of Oregon
Ter Linn county, TO be begun and held al
the Court House, in the city OF Albany,
Linn County, Oregon, on Monday the 10Th
day Of March, 1879. and that If yotT fail Ia
answer, the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In The com
plant, to-wit: To ascertain, declare and
qniet the plaintiffs title OF, in. and TO the
following described real property, to-wit:
The undivided west half Of tho donation
land claim Of Jonathan Keeney, and Mary
Keeney his wife, being claim No 42, notif
cation No 26Z2, in township IL, section ~.
south range west, containing $40 acras
also the donation land claim II Isaac Mo,
Ginnfs, being claim No 6577 In townshfu
IA, south range 2 west, containing 40
acres, which last described tract lies on the
south and west Of the tract of land first
above described. all being situated In said
Linn comfy, Oregon, and 10 compel the
defendant, George Warren, to convey
whatever he has in said property to the
plaintiffs, with covenants against his own
acts, and that upon his failure to do so
within 80 days after such decree, then
that the same operate and stand in place
OF such conveyance, and that the other
defendants in like manner bo required by
decree of the Court to convey to the
plaintiffs whatever title or interest thew or
either OF them has In or ts said real prom
erty above described within 30 days after
the date Of said decree, and that in defauIt
Of such conveyance that said decree
operate and stand in lieu Of said decd and
that the mistake in the deed of Jonathan
Keeney and Mary Keeney, his wife. dated |
on the 18th day Of August, 1867, OF the |
above described real properly, to Anthony |
in the execution and proof thereof, be |
corrected as against all of said defendants |
and to declare that each Of said defendants
hold whatever interest they have in said |
premises in trust for the plaintiffs, and |
that all and each of said defendants be for
ever barred from setting up any claim,
title or interest in or to the said property
above described as against the plaintiffs
and for costs and disbursements of this
suit. This summons Is published by or.
der OF Hon. b. +. Harding, Judge OF said |
Court. which order is dated Jan. 23d, 1879
r. s. STRAHAN and
Il. FLIAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
Summons.

In l.e CirenI Court Of Ae STATE Of 0regOa
for Linn County.
Peter NJ. Hensley, Plaintiff, vs. w. +.
Alexander and Maria Alexander, his wife,
and John T. Apperson, executor OF the es-
tate OF George La Rocque, deceased, De-
PENDANTS.
To w. +. Alexander, Maria Alexander,
and John I. Apperson, the above Named
Defendants: In the name OF the State OF
Oregon, you are hereby required TO ap-
pear and answer the complaint of the
above Plaintiff in the above entitled court,
now on file with the Clerk Of said Court
On or before the first day Of the next reg
uiar term of the Circuit Court ia aud for
Linn County, Oregon, to-wit: March 10th,
1879, and you are hereby notified tina. II
You fail TO appear aud answer said COM
plaint, as hereby required, the Plaintiff
Will apply TO the Court for foreclosure
and sale Of tho mortgaged promises set
forth in Plaintiffs complaint, to vit: Sec.
B in TIP. Is s. X. 3 +. viii. Mer, in Linn
County, Oregon, and that the moneys aFis-
ing therefrom 10 applied in satisfaction OF
Plaintiffs demand, to-wit: Sl,I45.oO I'm
U. s. Gold Coin with interest thereon, in
like coin at the rate OF ten per cent. per
annum from May 18th. 1877, less Sl45 %
paid thereon, May LIST, 1878; also $1,000
paid Nov. lst, 1878: Also the farther de-
mand Of SI,I45.0J in l.. y. Gold Coin with
interest thereon in like Coin at the rate of
ten per cent. per annum from May 18th,
1877, and costs and disbursements Of this
suit, and for judgmsnt against Defendant,
W. +. Alexander, for any sum that may
remain unpaid after applying the moneys
arising as aforesaid and for such other and
farther relief as in Plaintiffs complaint
demanded.
Published by order Of Hon. b. +. Hard
ng, Judge of said Court, made at cham
Ders January 23rd, 1879,
\. y. HUMPHREY and
&. +. WoLvRRToN,
2.'-ws Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31

In Lhe CireGl Court Of LIe State Of Oregon
for Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31

Successful farming demands the
breeding and rearing of farm animals
OF some kind. not only for dairy pro.
ducts, meat, wool and increase. but
Tor manure. Farm-yard manure
must always remain the standard
fertilizer; while experience in this
country has shown that, under skin.
ful hands, it may be supplemented
by commercial fertilizers. II is
claimed, however, by good English
farmers, that many'of the artificial
fertilizers act chiefly as stfn1uIant
aud after time the land refuses h.
answer the spur. This is most an
parent on the poor and lighter soils.
but even strong land loses heart nm.
less a fair proportion of farin-yard
manure is applied. The loudest ae-
ricustural complaints in Great Britain
are from districts where scientific
farming has been carried to its high |
est pitch, such as the Scotch Lothians
and in Norfolk. It is highly import
ant that, in the purchase of artificial
fertilizers, farmers should deal only
With those houses of established rep.
ltatien.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31

FaT'mSGaFden.

The gardeners in the Jardin des
Plantes of Paris, make free use of
sulphate Of iron for what is termed
the yellows In peaches, with marked
success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
Albany Bath House.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Il fully inform the ci,issns Of AlbAay and VI
e4aity that =SotAksn charge ofthis EstAbllsh-
msnt, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects 10 salt al
tAoss who may favor lls with thsir patronage.
Having hsrstofors carried on nothing bat
Firss-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
We expects TO give entire satisfaction TO all
Childten aud Ladies' Hair neatly out
and ShAmpoosd. JOS wEDBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
Goods at Cost |

ALBANY, Dec. z, 1878.
HAVING PURCHASED THE EN-
III tire stock of goods formerly owned
by P. G. Harper q Co., now offer the
same for first cost, or less, and I invite
everybody wishing to obtain cheap bar
gains to call at the sign of the'red flag.
JNO. A. CRAWFORD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
PATIENTS.

Z a Lehraann. Solicitor Of American and Foreign
fa.enLs. Washington, D. G. AL business CONNECTED
Mith Fatents whether before the Patent oGco or the
Courts, promptly attended to- No charge uado
unless patent u secured. Send for circular IIl:I9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31
ADvERTIsE EMENTa
MAY g. sENDERs,

-
MAY q sENDERS'
AAaErlsD"rg' pr1tnn. ALIEN county 20 OEn.,
GENERAL WERCHANnIcr
such as are genorally Kept In
=. /, . " ''-'A' A'A'''' - '"' "'"''
: ~ n "'" u' W "''O yo"'
gu VIII Always mn" AZ any Hino
Around their store 70 serve yow
IN umeOr one articles they do keep,
Do sell thOm at small profit.
6
v.-v ,,,,.. u,,, ,,,, ,..,,, "a.
N o,,on. ,,..,,w... a.u..,..
a.,
u
A. mDro'dorioS' LAGOS OF All kinds
1lObo" and even window blinds
O"m win Away" OO on hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31

can make money faster at work for us than Il any,
~ thing else. Capital not required: we will stare
you 81 day 1t home made by the lndustgious.
Ven, women, boys and gEls wanted eyerywhsss 70
work tor Us. Nov is the time. Costly oukH1 and
terms fres Address TRuE Co. Portland. Msine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-31

Cinnamon Gloves, Pepper and AIIsPIee
SE Cash paid for eggs.-eS
ground aaA pat up BY myself and wArrnntei ,,nFo
Also the most cosnplots stock VI JOSE Hi.ASCOi8
CIGARS, togstheF with fan line Il Toha-eo snsok
en- ATtieles Toys. Notio1s and numerous thsg art
sss wiiaes have not tine 70 enumerats ell II which
vii sell ~ prices that defy cOmpoiion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
aitx Pa>i Nfaicc.

kUsi.r S'nr: Accept my thanks for allowing
,i, ne 20 s,'S EXPRESSION 20 my own ard what
hhoN 20 i'' ii.c views also OF = large proportion
oi your readers upon the question OF the civ
post Office. have Yet ~ hear rh,, tir.f ,,o,n
PLANT AZ 10 the present location Of tl, oaic,.
nor do understand that 4 solitary nor.Nn con
EcCttd WITH Jite Office desires any changes rs
arrangement IN many respects Il mos convent
ent. II could not be better for the re.cip and
dispatch OF the mails. The tons or returned
dead letters haze only 10 be placed on an eleVa.
Tor, by which They are raised directly 10 THE
opening room Ia The General Post o1ioa: the
I'm I'm greater mass oi poStmaster'S quarterly re-
.Uihs nave 10 b. wheeled hut few steps across
10 We SiNth auditors Office: and beneath The
1iN oiitc en- cred by a tran-dOOr are SPACIOUS
,H',,s, ,H',,ls, ltrie'tN dry and iire-proHr. where
tuouSdhCS UI nida bags are stored aai wne-,,
tiie repairs ot mail bags are carried on \ow
lS proposed 10 break up THIS adp,irable ar
tdhetineh', remove the post oflirr from This
central sitr NJ the junction OF three railroads.
and al cost ~ many Thousand dollars faEe n
In distant point. and throw tho whole h,si
ness INTO cotfusion. goodness knows how Ion,
tould anb tllnE be more unreasonable Nm IN
congress Ii not ready 70 secure the s,uaY,,
bounded by ana + and Sjh and aih rasts
mus, hy taking IN Nth street from 10 T. oh
tanning room enough, without the COST of dol
Jar. Tor two city post Offices, let the 7. VI Gen
Cfal be authorized 10 rent At not over - ,a,l a
year. sufficient number OF rooms near hv 10
accommodate certain number ot clerks, whose
desks conld be removed thlther. and thus re
licNc the General Post Ofiice. as regards room
loany extent required. should Congress WISE
y decide 10 secure said square. all the extra
9oom BOW needed by the Post Office and In
leTior departments would be furnished by the
lie Dfoit and other buildings on the north side
OF said square. while permanent extension OF
The General Post office could be commenced
and IN The course OF two wears made ready for
occupancy on street. Eventually the new
building. in connection With the present ediflce
should cover the whole space between r ana r
aud IN and 9Th Streets corresponding with the
Interior Department
Very respectfully. U0RATI0 KING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

The ..kNIGHTs OF LABOR. The Miners jour-
nal. at PottSyflle, Pa, publishes to-day letter
OF President Gowen, OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, exposing the secrets OF an Or
gannation known as the knights or Labor,
which has been in existence in Schuylkill coun-
ty for over year. He says a general miners
strike was ordered by the society to take place
February 10th in case the men were not paid
was ordered until the a0ih instant by which
time all will be paid. He gives the names or a
committee called '.McNulty's gang" appointed
and organized for the purpose OF burning coal
breakers and other property in case OF a strike.
and gives other details OF the organization. The
publication OF this letter creates a sensation
only second to the exposure OF the notorious
Molly Mcguire society.
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RAT.TTWGpr

BALTIMORE, Feb. 15.-vireinia skies deferred.
"a DO consolidated. 5fH; do. second series 81 :
90 Last due coupons, II bid to-day Sugar irln-
BALTIMORE, Feb 15.-Cotton quiet and firm
mIddIne, ~. Flour stroos and UNCHANGED
"heat southern strong western firlner and active
southern req, lOea1o6; do. amber, lO7aLO9; No
Pennsylyania red, Los: No western winter red
spot ano February, 1.07is; March. 1.97 4 al OslE
April. l09a109ll. Corn, southern firmer: western
quiet and ea>y-southern white, As: do yeOx
~; western mixed, spot and February. A A
s4,s; Iarch, A saiil April, Al la45 steamer II
81: Oats quiet and easy-seuthern aud Pennsyl-
y Saniai SoaS5 western white 32a33; do. mixed Ja
81 hye hrMer-5SaGO for good 10 prime Hav
irn-prime choice Maryland aud Pennsylvania
lL00al2 oO- Provisions dull and Unchansed Butter
guet-prime to choice western. 18a20; rolls, l5al6
Esgs firm. i6alI. Petroleum dull and nominal
crude saaSs refined. go. Coffee quiet aud re
celLts 20uO-chClce to prime llal5B whisky
dull Los Freshts to Liverpool per steamer
Ituet-cotton, Nd: nour, 2s. Cd: grain CD
Recepts. flour, 1850; wheat, ID, 800; corn III 46
oa,s, $500; rye, o37. Shipments-wheat, 81 400
NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Stocks strong Money, "a
Inents firm.
NETWORK. Feb. 15.-Flour firm. whea, quiet.
Corn uuCharxed 'N~''
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TaNiug the Lawyers.

Edi'rr Stdr:-The members of the bar OF this
District have flied with the committees OF both
houses OF congress, protest signed by nearly
every praCtlclng lawyer in this city, protesting
against The effort that has recently been made
on the part oi the merchants and tradesmen 10
lnuuCe Congress TO impose a license tax OF S25
per annum upon all lawyers practiCing in th,.
District OF Columbia.
II is conteEded on the part Of the lawyers
that Tie proposed law would be ..e< post facto'
aid unconstitutional, 50 far as il related 70 the
laWA els already admitted TO practice. and
Sought 10 me or lmnriSon them Tor falling 10
obtain the dfdfiaGGi license. II would be DE-
ciar1ng that to be a ,erong. which had already
been declared 10 be the 5ilh; OF every lawyer.
wv: TO practice his profession during GOOD be-
haNiof- Tie judgment of the court creating the
clite 81 lawyer, iS contract entered 0f record.
10y Tie terms Of which the lawyer il invested
with The hight 10 practice his profession untU
lac SHAH hc a~b8rTPd tor maiprt.tias bv th,,
same power that granted isra his original
ECen~e. And Beitl.eT Congress nCra state has
any power 10 A1fr or impair the OBLIGATION of
that contract lawyer upon his adHiSSl0n 10
11e Oaf - required 10 take an oath uf Office and
thcreuron he is licensed. and becomes hy the
judgment Ui Inc count one Of H., officers ,S
mGch - as Tie Judge. district attorneys. or
1t is evident that The right TO nn the ottlce ~
lawyer. where he haSconplied with all the laws
ihen In force can mol subsequently be que,-
toned or tiammCied. either directly or col
ialeIally by additional licenses or qualifications.
see EN paTtc Garland. Wallace supreme COut1
Reports 5r". which is known a the test oath
case see also rasChai'S Constitution. see l42
and the cases there Cited.
The lawyers are oppoSedt0 being claeSed with
the merchant, The iradeSnan. or the .ua,lrf-
tdker, as there Is no analogy between them;
they are Rot Ike lawyers. officers of the law
ana nave never been authorized 10y The iudE-
ment OF court 10 carry on business during good
behaNlCr. The imposition OF this tax. would
operate especially against the younger mem
btrS OF tie profession, and tend tO exclude
many persons of intellect and learning who
desire 10 become members or this bar. Many or
the most learned, eloquent. and distinguished
pract!tioneis before our courts. including the 4
:. supreme court are non-reSideniS and mem-
berS OF Congress, and IL is desirable that they
as Wen as the resident Practitioners be free in
the exercise OF the Office Of attorney and cOun-
Scllorat-iaN in the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

NEW loRk, FEB. l3.-Beftna Burger. charged
Win malpractice on Cora SammiS, thereby
causing death was before the supreme court
to-day on habeaS corpus With a view or having
bail reauced from $la.0Go. as fiNed 10y the carO-
ner. Her counsel claim that Dir. Whitehead ac-
tGally performed the operation and then sent
the girl TO Bertha Burgers house when he
found She was very bad. II was also claimed
that the prisoner was the victim of conspiracy
and that the girls dying statement was made
suffering from puerperal fever. The decision
fnSprApl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

MURDER N NIRGINIA.-I.ast week we an
nourced the imprisonment I'm our county laiI OF
Homer MuI1y. cOlored. charged with the killing
ol his brother, near Middleburg. This week W.
a0d another 10 the list. Charles Williams had
on tie fam of nlr. John Aldridge. near Mi
Glle&d. on the 18th OF January. during which
Williams struck Clagctt over the head with a
Sllcb or WOOD, rrGln the effects of which ClaCptt
died on the lth OF February Williams was ar
rested aud lodged IN jail, where. in company
WIN Homer MurTN. be awaits the action of the
next grand Jury - I.sSbHsg Vir,or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15
License Ta~-a Case i'm Paint.

FditOr Stat:-ln Tie Post Of this morning is the
following diagnosis, 10y Dr HaTtigan. of a child
liz ing without brain:
ON dlsscctiug the head il was found that all tue
nerves We re perfect and led t. the top of the spine
where knob-'ike projection received them The
olfaciory. Eerye Of smell. was found n is place
the optic and motor ocdl, or eye movers the ia
thetc. trifacIal, ab6UccEt, faclals, auditory and
glOsf OF h3f5 Dccal or tongue ana throat movers,
were all found coming from the proper places the
skull and leadIug to the medUa oblongata, or oh
hong marrow, which Joins the brain to the spinal
marrow. The exI lana,iun given 10y the physicians
of the strange anomaly Of life without BRAN is that
the pneumogasiTlc nerve and other Important
nerves being well deNcloped and intact, keIt uJ a
SORT of automatic or Instructive existence. inderend
ent q all intelligent life II tine pressure of the water
IN the sEull had not caused commissions there was
no other cause for death. and the child might have
l Ell for years and suspicion of the total absence
Of brain b,-en entt trtained."
Is II nOt probable that. IL this child had lived
he would have been a lawyer QueTy: Would
n EUt have been lII5t and equitable TO make
MIN. II 4 iaMNPr. nlN q license InNq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

COL. PELToN Ill NTH NERVOUS PROsTRA-
1luN.-Ihe examination as judgment debtor or
Col. W. I. Peiton, nephew OF eX-GOy Tilden
IN suit brought against him by the Goode-
nough Horseshoe Manufacturing Company for
81 .io5.lo, money borrowed prior 10 1876. was 10
have taken place before Judge Donohoe ia New
York yesterday. but was ad journed 10 the 21th
inst. ii was stated that Col. Pelton's counsel
was unayoidably absent, and that the defend
ant was lying al at tie Everett House with ner-
HOuS prOStratiOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

NEW ORK PROPOSES A GRAND CELEBR ALTON
ol lhe 59th OF April next. on the occasion OF the
!"th anniversary Of the union OF the states and
Tie Inauguration OF George Washington as the
1Ist President elected by the American people
The purpose OF The celebration is TO Initiate the
movement T0l an international exhibition in
leS9. An executive committee has been ap-
pointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15
The Western S,eamboa, Di>,>,cr.

CAIRO, lila. Feb. l5.-Over seventy persons
We're injured 10y the disaster to the Steamboat
Donnelly. The bow OF the boat ran higI. on the
shore, necessitating a leap OF l. feet TO the
ground. To this fact and the existing panic all
the injuries are due
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

The TROUBLE AMONG THE COAL MINERS in
washington county Pa, is about over. The
sherln. with about one hundred deputies, ar
rested fory-one miners. who, after hearing
yesterday, were committed 10 jail on charges
OF riot and conspiracy. subsequently thirty
one obtained bail and were released. A number
Of rioters eluded arrest and escaped into Fay
cite county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

LINGERING CURIosTY.-When Mr. Tflden says
he saw none of the kilograms from Florida, in
cipher or translation, we are bound TO believe
him, of course, but We are anxious TO know IL
he ever received Mr.. Marbles perempt0ry mes
sage: Tell Tflden TO saddle Blackstone" also
whether he saddled him. Boston Herald,
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why IL This Thus ,

E",fof !NfGJ:-lt might solve a mystery ii the
gateReeper would explain why the northern
most gate at the west end or the Presidential
lawn Is kept open instead OF the SoutheFnmosf
gate. thus compelling pedestrians 10 make a
circuit in the mud TO reach the plank walk 10
The State department. said walk being opposite
the strangely closed gate and nor the opened
one Mr. EN-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15
The Manhattan ffank KahI,crX.

NEW YORK, Feb l5.-John Hope, the alleged
Manhattan Bank robber, was held in s25nn0
pan oy Justice Flaming to-day As he was
unable TO procure bonds he was sent TO the
TombS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15
Victor kfu-o-s Committee.

FAkIS. Feb. l5.-Ihe gONernmemt VIII Dr06-
ably annul. as atfr rires, the municipal coun-
ellis vote OF l06,0oa francs TO Victor HUgO's COM
mfttee for the relief OF communists
1t Is reported that VI. Frournier, French am
baSsad0r TO Turkey, VIII be transferred from
ConStantnOple TO London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

THE SITUATION AT THE BoDIE MINES, Califor-
mia, is unchanged. The SuperintendentS have
decided TO resist the demands OF the mechanics.
and TO import men Ii necessary. George DAILY,
superintendent OF the Mono mine, has been
threatened with death by strikers. The miners
union held meeting last night and repudiated
the action OF the mechanics union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

WHIPPED BY A Young LADy-At owens
boro'. KY, yesterday Miss Anna E. Darble, a
handsome young lady from Fort Branch, Ind,
entered Judge ScottS room and whipped Ed
ward Boone, a prominent young man, until the
sheriff interposed. She said Boone had SANDER
ed her. She used In her punishment big black
snake whip,
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Killed by His Insane SON.
The MRrkefS.

NATERTowS, y. Y. Feb. l5.-Ira stewart
living near Hermon, y. Y. was shot and killed
last night by George Stewart. his insane son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

DEFEAT OF THE VENEZUELAN Rpyo, 1-r,oS,s,,s
A dispatch from st. Thomas states that In an
important battle at Victoria, Venezuela. on
re repruaTy 4. the government troops defeated
the feyoiut1onists and entered Caracas on the
9th. Ex-President Blancos return is anxiousIy
expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-15

GEN GRANT.-Japanese are preparing TO re-
ceiye Gen. Grant: a residence is TO be built for
his reception in leddO bav.
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PUNISHMENT FOR GRAVE RoBBERS.-The New
York Senate has passed bin furnishing grave
robbers with five years imprisonment. The
measures under consideration.