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dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer, from To-
peka, Kan, November 10, says: A young col
Ored man named Drew Austin was arrested at
in the mails scurrilous and obscene letters ad
dressed to several OF the most eStfmable young
ladies or that city. He was brought here BY the
United States marshal and had hearing be-
morning. Two OF the ladies, the city marshal
and other citizens OF Manhattan testified. It
was proved that Austin dropped the vile letter
in the post Office, and afterward kept an en-
gagement arranged for In one of them ana
which resulted In his arrest as was Intended.
He was held for trial IN the sum OF 81 600 in de-
fault OF which he was sent to jail Austin is
brown negro. eighteen years old, fiye and hair
feet high. slim build, and unprepossessing fea-
lures. He was at one time student In the high
school at Manhattan.
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MISSOURI CONGRESSMEN.
4 Tie i'm the 9th District.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Erening Stur.]
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 12.-The official can.
vass OF the vote for congressman in this (the
9tb) district shows that there is tie between
Craig tdem.) and Ford (rep -greenbacker>
new election Will be ordered by the governor
and Craig will run again as the democratic
candidate. Ford says he was elected and has
been counted out and that he VIII not run again.
but will contest Craigs seat in the House.
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Talk Of a Project to Elect POStm rs.
ter General Maynard Senator,

!SpsG'at Dispatch to The Enening Star.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. l2.-There is consid-
erable excitement In political circles to-day.
vote for Hon. Horace Maynard for United States
Senator There are six low-tax democrats
elected to the next legislature, and it is said
that TWO OF them are willing to vote for Mr..
Maynard 1t would only require one more vote
TO elect Maynard to the United Stare5 Senate.
The universal belief Is. however. that the demo-
Gratis will elect the next Senator
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A YOUTHFUL SUICIDK.-Edw'd d Luke, a lad OF IL
who resided with his parents at 3s24 north 18th
street, st. Louis, disappeared october 18th, and
was not seen again until last Tuesday. when
his remains were flshed out OF the river and
Identified by his relatives. On the day OF his
disappearance young Luke had been severely
whipped by his father for spending 81 OF an
amount Of money he had collected. It is sup
posed that the boy, mortified by his petty crime
and smarting with the pain OF the whipping
I'm
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A Rad Esquimaux.

ST. JOHN N. F., Nov. 12-The Esquimaux be-
longing to the Moravian settlement In Northern
Labrador, who murdered his wife some years
his stepson last month, was put on board the
steamer Panther by the missionaries to be
brought here; but he escaped from the ship ut
Labrador, was recaptured, and arrived ia a
small schooner at Harbor Main. Yesterday.
while being removed to the next place to be
handed over to the authorities, he again es-
capped, and Is still at large. He is desperate
character and the police are securing the c1uu-
try In search of him. His recapture Is expected
before night,
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A Doctors Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l2.--Dr. George r. Ne
pinger, weitknown doctor of Philadelphia.
WAS Was laken sGdddenly Ill last night while de-
aa,xeIlbg aver lecture at the Wagner Institute, and
uieo rev minutes after being taken from the
p,atioIm. He said he had previously taken half
porafy attack OF sickness
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Murder on n Vessel.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 12.-This morning an ARRAY
occurred on the schooner Louis J. Duncan.
Canton Hollow, between two colored sailors.
named Samuel Allen and Edward T. Bruder.
Allen was pushing Bruder hard. when the lat
ter seized handspike and struck Allen on the
head powerful blow, which feled him to the
deck. and he rolled overheard and was drowned
Bruden was placed under arrest.
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Wife Murder.

RED BANK, Nj, Nov. 12.-Wm. V. Grover,
aged sQ years OF this place. married Jemima
Anmack, aged 13, last May. and the couple
went to live at Eatcntown. Growers abuse
drove the girl wife away last Saturday. Last
nlgnt the wife returned to the house to get her
clotnes When Grover Shot her twice In the
head. Mrs. Grover is dying.
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THE ELECTION LAwS.-Thirty. mine Warrants of
arrests for offenses under the election laws have
already been issued BY the United States of.
democratA A number of arrests have also been
made In Richland and other South Carolina
counties, and the dOCkets OF the Circuit court
win be full In April,
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Arrested for Murder.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia Chicago special says:
irwin ODonnell, superintendent of police, TO
cay arrested John McManus for the murder OF
Bernard Riley during an election riot at the
democratic convention In the fifth ward OF
Philadelphia last December
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Killed nv the Ca.s

,oant oaUtSIFEAL, as Al, Nov 12-J. Henry Pargman, pres
eoH{tsihan, were killed last evening by a railway
iuI,sion Iuo,s with the St Jerome train at ST Lin
Tha, 2Ens.loh, ABOUT one and a half miles from sc.
hns hneiese: Mr.. Pargman was killed outright, the
t,g neau Deing severed from the body, and the bag
sSags4an ts. SO seriously injured that he died in
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The British FIviug SQUADRON.

VICTORIA, Il. c., Nov. 12.-Preparations will
shortly be commenced at the imperial dock
yard for the reception of the flying squadron
which Is expected to reach here in May from
the Bacchante. The ships will touch at San
Francisco, where it Is reported the Marquis of
Lorne and Princess Louise viii embark for
Victoria,
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Ine rope embarrassed about Irish
Affairs
Death Sentence i'm MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 12.-GOVernOr Ham
ilton has issued his warrant to the sheriff OF
Somerset county for the execution on the 14th
of January next, In that county, of William
Milbourne, (colored convicted of the murder OF
VIM. Powhatan, alias VIM. Johnson, on the Goth
of July last.
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CHINESE ATTEMPT A LABOR UNIoN.--Some
thirty or forty Cinnamon, proprietors OF wash
houses, yesterday afternoon asSemble1 Ia con-
vention at the corner OF 10th and Valencia
streets, for the purpose or fixing rules for
washermen. The convention ended In q row
and two Chinamen were left disabled on the
fleld-Sdn Francisco Letter.
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Miss Mary Sfe.erson,s Funeral.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-1he funeral of Miss
Mary Siegerson, murdered by Andrew j. Glllen.
aOk place this morning from her late residence.
An immense throng OF people gathered in the
Vlcinity OF the house. During the services the
orothers was so deeply affected that he had TO
ket - - ~ - - -
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THE FARMERS OF FAYETTR COUNTY, OHIO, have
recently suffered heavy losses by having agr1-
cultural implements, left in the held overnight
destroyed by malicious parties. A meeting was
held, and detective promised 81 600 II he would
few weeks the detective had five men Ia jal.
who confessed to having destroyed the m /
chimes and stated that they had regularly o.
ganized to destroy al the agricultural fmple-
ments In that part Of the state so as TO preVeat
the cheapening OF farm labor. The gang was
entirely broken up, and the farmers willingly
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Fire I'm piffstou. pa.

PHTsToN, Pa, Nov. IA fire broke 1t at an
early hour this morning In building used for
storing hay and straw, which was de ,troyed.
together with A. Ruofs furniture st ,re and
residence, G. .. Killers leather store, dye,l.
CompanyS barn. the loss Is estim atea at
$500, with small insurance,
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DrIJr ODSCsAs
-, IhlLADELPHIA, Nov. IA dispatch received
h here from Chicago states that John McManus
nay 1een arrested there for the murder of Bern
ara Riley, in this city. during riot political
convention in December last
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kilograms to The Star.
THE MOREY FORGERY.
Talk of Startling Developments.
A TENNESSEE EXCITEMENT.
MINING HORROR.
Sixty Men Missing.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
SITUATION IN FRANCE.
Sixty Men Missing.
THE IRISH AGITATION.
SITUATION IN FRANCE.


The MOrey Chinese Letter-TrOubie
Ahead for People Not Yet Named.
Especial Dispatch to The Evening .Star.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 12-The Morey Chinese let
ter is just beginning to make trouble here
among the democratic leaders. WHO are now
complaining that their national committee had
better not been in existence with it's officers, so
impru6ent as they have been. The evidence
points TO a disgraceful conclusion to the long
Wfnded trial. The proofs already at hand viii
chop the political heads Off three or four promi-
nent men, and is liable to open the prison gates
to some people who are In great trepldatioG
hut do not yet know that they are caught.
The prosecutors OF Philip refuse to give out
their line OF procedure, but it is known that
they have clues that will create still greater
surprises. This affair is the city talk to-day.
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Poor Fisheries.

ST. JOHNS n. T., Nov. 12.-The shore fishery
is about ended. The catch is considerably over
the average In quantity, but the price is lower
The Labrador fishery closed under the average,
caused by unfavorable weather on the coast
The herring fishery Is very poor.
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THE SUMNER CORPS, of Albany, New York.
have written here that the organization will
participate In Gen. Garfield's Inauguration ami
want quarters for three hundred men.
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CANAL NorEs,-The New Central coal com
pany Commenced to increase their shipments
boats daily. The Hampshire and Baltimore
canal yesterday, the first OF the season. The
coal came from the National mine at LOnacon-
Ing. During the week ending Saturday, Noyem
ber g. 1880 40 boats left this port for poinfs
along the tine Of the canal, carrying 1891 OF
tons Of coal, and tons Of general merchandise.
-CHn1be3'lQEd Times. 11fh-
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The Democratic National Executive
Comm tlee.

NRw YORK, Nov. 12.-Chairman Barnum and
cratic headquarters to-day to attend meeting
OF the national executive committee. which
was called for noon for the purpose OF trans
acting unfinished business. A quorum not
this evening.
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The Matter Of the Inauguration
COMMITTEES.

Editor Star:-In the matter OF the presidential
Inauguration, the gentlemen taking the inita-
tory step were actuated by but one motive, and
that no interest or party should suffer or be left
out. AS republicans they believed the first steps
taken should be by republicans. They, there
fore took sucn action as secured the new Smith
son1an building. Having done this they at
once issued circular to the different political
organizations In the city, without regard 10
party, asking them to select two gentlemen as
representatives OF these organizations, 10
serve on the general and various COM
mittees. In ADDITION to this, the mes
or between one and two hundred
leading citizens. without regard to party, have
oeen 81 lected TO serve on such committees a,
they may be designated TO act upon at tn .
pupnc meeting called at Willards' Hall O
rSnarsSay: iSn the 18th inst. Thus it will be see
tnaI Ine action already taken was not In the
interest OF any few, but for the benefit OF all
@ parties II irrespective OF political cast. The
names OF Mr. Cresswell, Col. Corbin, D. b.
anger, VIM. B. Reed, A. NJ Clapp, NJ NJ
faiKei, ana Others, wonld seem to be guaran.
zee OF the honesty and success OF the ENTERPRISE
All !nese gentlemen ask is the cooperation OF all
they Will have.
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A Diplomat En- Route.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Among the passengers
py the steamer Ferdinand de Lesseps, which
arrived here last night was LIE Baron de BoisSy
dAnglas, minister TO Mexico, from France.
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1NDISPCsBD.-JuSt1ce Hunt OF the Uniat
States Supreme Court. is In the city, although
in eeble health. Justice Clifford Is also con
Siderably tndiSDOSed,
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The PRESIDENT and those who went from here
to the naval review returned to the city this
afternoon.
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Denis Kearney, the agitator, has returne m
his dray, In San Francisco. BE SAYS that ne ia
out OF pocket through p1lltics and Is glad n p,
to work again in bis old line
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THE LATEST SLATE for the offices OF the House
Of Representatives is as follows: For clerk, Ell
ward Mcpherson, OF Pennsylvania; for ser
geant-atarms eX-CongresSman jeremiah NJ
Rusk, OF Wisconsin; for postmaster, Fl. Sher
wood, OF Michigan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-12

The Union League club, IN New York, has
hereafter who are not Tepublicans
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SERGEANT AT ARMS THOMPSON, OF the House
OF Representatives is at Wizards. He con-
cedes that the republicans now have sufficient
majority to organize the next House.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENrs-The President
TO o-day made the following appointments: No.
taries publc-Charles A. Walker and F. o. Nc
Cleary. both of the District of Columbia Ga
brel Meter, commissioner of deeds for the state
OF Colorado for the District or Columbia. Geo.
r. Jacques same in the state OF New York for
the District or Columbia. John Fl. COzzens,
collector OF customs for the district OF Newport,
r. !.
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enue, 1866, ,e41.37; customs. $523, ,59I. 43.
THE FOLLOWING INTERNAL RsvENUE APPOINT
MKNTs have been made: W. q. Kemer store
keeper and gauger 5th district of North Caro-
lima: j. N. Crutcher, storekeeper 7th district of
Kentucky and A. ~. WhedOn 5th district OF
Kentucky.
POPULATION OF MAssAcHusErTs.-The count OF
the population Of Massachusetts, has been COM
pleted by The census bureau. The total popu-
latiOn OF the state is l. .7s3 Os5 OF which s5S 52l
are males, 924.56s females, 1,339 go native,
443 1l6 foreign, 1,1640s2 white and 19,OO4 col
Ored.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign w. B. Carpenter to
duty on the coast survey. Lieut.. j. W. Gray
don has reported his return home, having been
detached from the South Atlantic station, Octo-
Der 4th, and has been placed on sick leave.
THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been made
at the Patent Office: Perry B. Pierce, NY, from
secondsO first assistant examiner David C.
Rejnohl Pa, second to first do: Parker w.
Page, d. c.. third to second do; d. S. Wolcott,
third to second do. The following have been
promoted in the Census Office: From ss20 to
SS4o-Henry c. Jpperman. Md; Seth A. Terry,
d. c.; ZadOc X. Brown, Md. From $3.50 to s72o-
James G. NaylOr. d. c.; E, B. Taylor, d. G.
From 5000 to sT20-Mrs. Mary f. Towns, d c..
W. ID. Halliday, ID. c.; Mrs Katharine Baker.
Md; E; c; Caldwell, D. c.; w: 3: Robinson. d.
os
Ellen n. Cooper, d. G..
AFTER THE NAVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ET-
arts and SchuTZ paid visit to the Hampton
Normal School yesterday, and the Soldiers
Home was inspected. The Dispatch and Talla-
poosa left Hampton Roads last evening, part
Ing salute being fired from the fortress and
cheers given by the whole fleet. The TenneS-
see will soon proceed to Norfolk, the Minnesota
and Nandalia TO New York, and the Constitution
TO Philadelphia, the Galena to Baltimore the
kearsarge to Port Royal and thence to the West
Indies, and the Alliance and Yantic and school
ships Portsmouth and Saratoga TO this city, e,
participate In the ceremonies of the unyai,1g
OF Fsrraguts statue next month, The Dispatch.
with the presidential party, left for Washington
last hight, The Whcie fleet was Illuminated
10 noner OF the review. Fireworks and coIored
lights were also displayed. The scene was a
magnificent one, and was greatly admired by
all on shore and on the vessels There was an
other hop at the Hygeia Hotel last night. which
was very brilliant and successful affair.
Among the prominent people present were
President Hayes, wife and daughter; Secretary
thompson, Secretary EvartS, Secretary SchuZ
and daughters, Postmaster General Maynard
Col. McCaully, Marine corps; Com. Jeffrie5,
Chief OF Bureau of Ordnance; Com. Earl Eng
iish. chief OF Bureau Of Equipments; Conn., Law,
chief of Bureau OF Yards and Docks; Com
Whiting, chief of Bureau of Navigation: Engi-
neer- ill., Chief w. Fl, Shock, chief of Bureau of
Engineering: Paymaster General Cutter, Sur
ge0n General Wales, Chief Constructor G. w.
Easily.
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FLOWERS IN THE TREAsURY.-The room In the
Treasury building occupied by the first con-
troller, was to-day turned into a decorated hot
house. The walls, ceiling aud gas fixtures were
decorated with flags. Tubs Of green plants
were artistically arranged around and flowers
put In at the right places The whole effect Is
very pretty. There will be reception rendered
Governor elect Porter in this room to morrow at
nine O'Clock. Judge Lawrence, who is successor
as first controller to Governor Porter VIII
make brief speech OF welcome, to which GOV
Porter will respond, and other speeches Will be
made by the employees OF the office. The ladies
OF the first controllers division decorated the
room today.
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lister, arrived at the Arlington last evening"
Gen. Chester A. Arthur has son taller than
himself and twenty-one years old, and two
daughters. He will retain hts place In his law
finn IN New York City while Vice President.-
Senator Randolph and Representatives Dezen.
dorf. JoTgensen and Ryan are In the CITY,
Assistant Postmaster General HaZen Is tn New
York.-Mr. Henry Clay, the grandson of the
intends to spend the winter at Rlttenbenk,
Greenland.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY,-InternaI rev.
enue. s466 o41.37; customs. $50, ,597 4S.
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A C0LLIERY HORROR.
Two Hundred Men Imprisoned in a
RnrnInR yUppan

BAL1FAX, N. s, NOV. I2.-AnOther accident is
reported at Stellarton where 200 miners are Inn
plisoned under ground. Eight have been taken
out In dying condition. The mine is on fire. IU
Is now reported from StellartOn that only 80 or
40 men are In that part OF the mine which 10 on
fire Another explosion Is expected every
moment
Sixty Men Missing.
HALIFAX, N. S. Nov. 12.-About 6:30 this morn
Ing an explosion OF gas occurred on the south
side OF Ford Pit, at SCellarton. All the miners
were at work in different bands The explo-
sion was SO terrible as to sweep quite across to
the other side OF the pit, killing men and horses
within reach. Almost all the men on the north
side Will be saved, while all at work on the south
side have been lost. At least 60 are missing.
Full particulars are not yet known. Five men
have been brought up and are likely to recover.
Probably forty are shut up with the fallen coal
on the south side. The accident tt is presumed,
was caused by some miner firing shot in the
forbidden part OF the workings
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SPORTING GOODS.

lust OUT!I
500 Gun REDUCED TO 1851!
The biggest bargain this country in
the tray lfd Double Barrel Breech loading Shot Gum!
Has extra fne Damascus Steel Barrels, with
patent bolted lxtension Rib Top Snap Action and
Reboundirg bar Locks Pistol Grip and Patent
snap Forend Double Bolts and Solid Firing Pins
The whole gun is richly engraved and elegant in
shoot ,ceu and give perfect satisfaction OF money
refunded.
EE.sLY S36, FORMER PRICE 800.
O'MEARA'S
Sporting BsZars, 18th and F, opp. o. g. Treas,
and 521 7th opp. Q. g. Post Office.
Catalogues free to all. oct16
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MILITARY DECIsION.-General orde

4 MILITARY DEC1s1UN.-G5nefaf orders
No. 49, headquarters Of the army, publishes by
direction CT the Secretary OF War, an opinion OF
he department OF justice in answer to the In.
quiry whether department commander as
signed by the President TO command, can eXer-
else the functions OF his OfIice TO appoint gen
erals court martial. and upon the record Of pro
cee0ingS of the same when he Is outside the
territorial limits Of his command. This was In
connection with orders No 26, Washington,
May IS, 1878, in the case of General
KautZ. and orders No. 9, Vancouver bar
1850. Solicitor General Philips says: .In
the absence OF special orders or legislation
10 that effect, l am OF opinion that personal
pre-; ence within the territorial limits OF his de-
partment Is not essential to the validity OF com.
nandS given by department commander to
be executed within such HmitS-Such for in-
stance, as the appointment OF court-martial"
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ROoks AT HALF PRICE,
We have selected from our stock lot of BOOKS
somewhat shelf worm which we are selling at half
price and under. consisting of
THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, JUVENILE AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains.
WM. BALLANTYME 4 SON,
oct21 4l6 9TH street.
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There has been great improvement I'm rife
shooting. which proves inconteStabiy the ad-
vantage OF the army participating Ia contests.
It is earnestly recommended that the govern
ment offer military prizes and rewards TO the
successful competitors In the various matches
in which officers and en- or the army particl-
In the class OF men applying for enlistment in
the past few years. and there Is every reason 10
believe the opportunity offered by the act OF
June is, 1873, 10 advance the more soldierly and
intelligent TO commissions, has done much TO
Influence better class OF men to enter the
army. II Is believed the change Indicated in
recent orders. that future details for the re-
the regiments In each year, will relieve the SER
vice OF serious embarrassment and be produc-
tive OF good results
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ST. PETERSBURG, NOV. 12.-AH The n1hiIiStS
tried for being implicated in plots against the
life OF the czar have been found guilty. Five of
them have been sentenced to death, and eleven
women were Sentened to Is years penal servi-
tude The court announced that 1t would III
tOrc2de for the mitigation Of the sentences in
the cases Of the women and in case OF one OF
the men condemned to the mines.
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lust Published.
Bricks without Straw, by the author Of A Fools
Errand, 1.50.
New Colorado and the Santa Fe Trail, By A. A.
Hayes, ir. Illustrated.
A Year Of the Wreck by Q Victim.
Historical Studies of Church Building in the
Middle Agee, by q. E. Merton
A Asailor's Sweetheart, by author Of The Wreck
Of the 6rosvenOr-h
The Foresters, by Berthold Auerback.
The Iron Gate and other poems, sy Oliver Wen
4eI Holmes.
Ultima Thule. by Henry ". Lonsfellow.
FRANCIS b. MDHUN.
SUCCESSOR TO NoHUN BROTHERS,
5rt2 AO15 Pa ave. cor. llth 1t.