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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-09

The Auditors sg aged in exam lining the
accounts of the ty this week. The state
ment will be publ in February.
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We negl ectednenton at the proper time
the entertainment the Calliepian Society al
the Normal Sd The hall was we'll 6llee
and the perforne was good in every respect
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-09

Judge c. E. Rice IuEerne, has been com
miss ioned Presider dge and held his first
session of court on 1ay.
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Never behhhe times, The large number
of orders for work has compelled US TO in
crease our 70, All work neatly, oheaply and
promptly exed.
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The Normal g. opened on Monday
morning with vesttering prospects. A
large number of hrs have already arrived.
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We are undeligations to G. A. Clark and
B. F. Hartman handsome and convenient
office calendar 1880, presented by them re-
spectively.
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Sheriff Ent wsorn into Office on Saturday
He has appointept. Brockway as his So
licitor, and A. Iitz, clerk.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

LA -,
IN re estlte OF Samuel Albertson, deceased.
In the Orphans Court OF Columbia county.
Now December 9, 1919 on motion OF Z. II. Little,
Esq, Thomas T. Nanderslice, is appointed auditor TO
bonis OF Samuel Albertson deceased. said Orvls,
having failed to file account In obedience to the
citation and his afidavt to stay proceedings said
citation, and said Orvis having left the Jurisdiction
OF this Court his residence being unknown.
BY THE COURT
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
attend to the duties OF his appointment at his oce
In Bloomsbury on Friday January the l6th 1850, at
O'cotk a m. when and where all parties interest
ed may attend II they see proper: -
r. j. NANDERSLICE,
dec lq.4w Auditor.
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MI E COLU M B u
BLOOMsBURG, FRIDAY, JANUARY
Rail Road Time Table
-
STAGE LIN Is.

-. -. Monday,
wednesday and Friday at SO sbnrv on
Bloomsbury by ll:90 a. IN. Leave ma,i WI
' same ua' ,...'.'a,,,, il airdsville
bLo0hsbuho ~ -. ss ,Snny,,-H-f. .3O q. M,
Tuesday Inursuay alu on.S'c Blooms.
arriving a. bloomsoufg % oy ~ rladelphia
mail The stage line terminals 80.
Benton and Boomsburg.-A daiiy in in the eve'
Benton in the morning and rer
ming OF the same day.
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Miss Imrie's former pupils in drawing and
painting, will be grati6ed to learn that she is
again on duty in the Normal School.
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Hon. Robert Klotl please accept thanks
for bound copy of'sages and Documents
for 1859.
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Bear in mind l. w. Hartman's Combna.
tion Store is one of the institutions of the
Town and County.
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Bear in mind l. w. Hartman's Dishes are
the cheapest and best.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-09

Mr.. L.P. osmun haned a drug store in
Catawissa.
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The annual report of John Snyder was in
type for this issue, but was crowded out by
other important matter. twill appear next
week
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1000 pounds of nice dried apples wanted
at Silas Youngs store Light Street for which
| will pay the highest market prices.
December, 10. Pm.
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Wanted 2000 lbs of nice dried Raspber.
ries, at 25 cents per pound. And 2000 lbs
ofnice dried ptted cherries for which will
pay the very highest market price.
SILAs YOUNG.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

COLuHBIA COUNTY s.
Among the Records and proceedings Of the Court
Of common Pleas Of said County, inter ALA 1t is
thus contained.
In re first and partial account of Casper Khawn,
assignee In trust for the benefit OF creditors OF John
h. Klnger.
No. 8, September Term 1870
And now December !, 1879, on motion OF c. b.
Broc kway, N Y. Funk appointed auditor TO ascer-
tain the Indebtedness OF said assGnOr distribute the
balance IN the hands OF the assignee, and determine
the order OF distribution OF the balance to be paid.
BY THE COURT.
Der A. ID. 1879
WIN. KRICKBAUM,
PrOthonOtary
The Auditor In pursuance Of the foregoing ap-
pointment, will attend to thu duties thereof at his
ONCE In Bloomsbury Saturday January tn. 1850
| at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, when and where
all parties interested viii present their claims or be
debarred from coming IN on said funds.
| NJ FUNK,
| Auditor.
dec 19-ta
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See woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with a
bunch Of Grapes from which Speer's Port Grape
Wine is made, that is 20 highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use of invalds
weakly persons and the aged
Sold by Druggists.
Iuna Of
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Rubber Goats white and black, Blankets,
Leggings, Gloves, Caps at the lowest prices
at ID. Lowenberg's.
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REPORTER

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at salary of 800
per month and expenses paid For full partic-
ulars address as above. Nov. 2l-ly.
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R. NJ. Tubbs, of Uickshinny Echo was
married recently.
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Hon. r. s. Simingtor r'anVille' was In
town on Tuesday on busi
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The person who borrow w'i'h 8 Forms from
this office will please ref
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Edward B. Clark pies the position Of
weigh master at Nesl PMS furnace.
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License petitions andi Tor sale at 'hi'
Office.
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ORANGEVILLE ITEMS.

few weeks ago a party of not very small
ladies took trip to the top of the Mob Noun
| tain and thence con inued their weary walk to
| place known as "Hsyman' g rocks" distance
Of one or two miles. At this place they
discovered a dead an imsl hanging on a small
rec. Approaching as near for its inspection,
w"nan's courage would allow, after due con-
| snltilion, they concluded that it was q wild cat
II it had moved its claws, opened its mouth, or
rolled its eyes, the vociferous shreks might
have been heard in Orangey lille.
On Christmas Col. II. r. Kline and lady
were agreeably surprised by home reunion of
| their children, all of whom were present except
Mrs. Mary f. Meyer, of Clinton county. Du-
ring the temporary absence of the parents, a
| sumptuous banquet was spread, headed by Il
monstrous turkey. Dinner oyer, all repaired
to the parlor where number of gifts were in
| terchanged among which was beautiful Bible
with the inscription, "Our Christmas Greeting
to Father and Mother" Thus ended happy
and pleasant family reunion"
Oriental Lodge, A. Y. NJ, of this place, had
said that the tanner and the undertaken ate the
most oysters. What is the Significance of this
| voracity?
| The Anniversary at the Zion church was
| complete success. The church was beautifully
decorated and the two large Christmas trees
were richly laden with gifts for the children.
| The exercises consisted of sing ing, recitations
and addresses. On this occasion the pastor,
Rev A. Houu, was presented with fine mem.
orial album, accompanied by neat and well
delivered address by one of the lady members.
The Sunday school has made fine progress Dn.
ring the last six years it has more than doubled
| its membership.
NETHERLAND.
| FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
After the excitement of Christmas and New
| Year, we have settled down into q very quiet
village. One of the interesting events of New
Years was the marriage OF Mr.. ID. 7. Ungei
and Miss Hattie ApPleman,
Ernest Sloan and Perry Welsh returned tc
Easion on Wednesday. The term opened Oh
Thursday. Mrs. Lizzie Bowman and family
also returned to Easton. They had very
pleasant visit h ere.
The term at the Academy closes in thre,
weeks. A new student, Mr.. Lance, OF Heller
vile, arrived on Monday.
Mr., Frank Ricketts,, of the North Mountain
was in town this week.
DIR. MeGsrgell has six weeks old jersey
calf which he values at $25.
Mrs. Bartholomew, Of Kingston, has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Welsh.
Rev. Mr.. Dickson and wife, of Berwick
passed through oIangeville on their way I,
Benton on Dec. 3lst, TO attend the marriage 0
Miss Hattie McHsnry, Of lhstplscn.
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Youths, Boys and Childrens' Hats and
Caps forwinter wear at ID. Lowenberg's.
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Hats Hats Il! Hats II!
GAPS, CAPS, CAPS.
Latest styles. Lowest Prices at the Popu-
lar Clothing Store of d. Lowenberg.
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A lot of Chestnuts for sale by Silas Young
at Light Street.
December, 49, 3w.
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McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
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| UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Still ahead the Nobby Over Coats, Ulster
and suits at ID. Lowenbergs.
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Rubbers at McKinneys.
200 nice thrifty white shotes that weigh
30, 40, so, and 60 lbs ; wanted at Light
Street by Silas Young.
Nov 81 O-pn
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+ will pay 5 cents per pound cash for 200
good veal calves that weigh from 1926, 1870,
40. l50, to 100, lbs. and upwards. You can
bring them on Monday Tuesday and We'd
nesday of any week.
November, 81 pm. Silas Young.
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July 1S-6m.

Admission free at McKinney's.
Bear in mind |. w. Hartman sells rem.
napts cheap
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Business Notices
For Rent.

A d esirable store room, corner room il
what is known as Brewer building, in the
Town Of Bloonsburg, Columbia County, Pa
Nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel, oppo.
site the Post Office aud first door above The
Court House, being one of the best located
Store. Rooms in the Town. The room is wei
fitted up with Counters, Shelving, Gas fix
lures, &c Possession April |, 1880.
Inquire Of j. j. Brewer, Bloomsbbrg, Pa
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Simmons Minstrels hadss house.
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h U
The Auditor in pursuance Of the foregoing appoint
ment WIN attend TO the duties thereof nj his Oncr IN
Bloomsbury. on saturday January ',lh ls>n. at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon when aud where a utrllrs
Interested Will present lhelr claims or be dcUJrIed
from coming IN On said funds.
j. NJ. CLARK.
dec gotta Auditor
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Boot headquarters at McKinney's.
Real Seal Skin Caps just received at
David Lowenberg's.
Bear in mind |. w. Hartman's Glass
ware is the newest style.
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Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinneyo.
Bear in mind l. w. Hsrtman's New
Grocery has all fresh goods.
500 Beef hides wanted by Silas Young
Light Street for which l will pay the high.
est cash market price.
December, 49, 2.m
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a A9 . ,o w
IN the matter Of the estate OF Thomas Reece.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia coun-
ty.
And now December 9th 1879 on motion OF Samuel
Knorr, Court appoint r. j. Vanderslice, auditor to
distribute funds in the hands OF the Assignee
BY THE COURT.
The Auditor In pursuance of the foregoing ap-
pontment will attend 10 the duties thereof at his
oflce in Bloomsbury on Saturday the nth. day OF
January Ssa, at O'Clock a. m, when and where all
parties interested will present their claims be
debarred from coming in On said funds.
Il. VANDERSLICE,
Auditor.
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Call at McKinney's for Shoes.

Bear in mind l. w. Hartman sells Good
cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
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c100l returns In 80 days on ; 100 invested. Or
0l wv hclal reports and information FREE.
Like profits weekly on stock options OF $40 TO $50.
Address T. POTTER WIGHT Co., BANKERS, S5 Wall
ST., n. y. d dee. l9-4w
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dec 19-ta
dec 1y-ta
A UDIrOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or cApwAL.ADER ROBERTS

A UDIrORS NOTICE.
ESTATE or CADwALLADER RoBERTs.
CoITNBIA CoUN1Y : $:
Among the Records and proceedings OF The Or
phau> court OF said county inter ala II IS thus con
talned,
And now Dec. |, 1879, on motion OF G. Il. BroCkway
j. NJ Clark ESQ. appointed auditor to distribute, the
assets IN the hands OF the Admin 81 ,atUr, aud 10
determine The order IN which future plN ments are
to sr made fom the proceeds OF le sale Oi SAID real
estate to creditors aud heirs.
EY THE CoURT.
Certified from the Records this lltn, da OF De
cember A. ID. 1879.
MM krlnEnLrM
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DI IAI0N Stool Cover and Book only fl43 TO 1855
RI MIN ORGANS l3 stops, set Reeds, Knee
III l,O,J Swells stool, Book, only s9s:S- Holiday
NrWsplptf Free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY
Washington, y. j. dec la4w
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WANTED A MARTYR.
Peculiar Freaks of a LuDatic in
Brooklyn.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press To the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 10.-There is
much excitement among certain circles
over the freak of Geo. Tilton, OF Newbury-
port, Mass, who advertised Tor martyr.
irilton obtained board in private family
on Dean street, was regular attendant at
Beecher's and Talmage's churches, and
claimed to be q watch-case maker. One
afternoon last week his landady was sur
prised by mberless calls from men, who
came in answer to the following advertise
ment in local paper:
"WANTED-A good Christian man, who
has no relatives or friends living and who
is willing to die for Christ Apply at 345
Dean street."
When Tilton arrived home from his work
in the evening and was questioned regard
ing the meaning of the advertisement he
raised his arms and shouted, "Oh. want
man to stand up for Christ!-one who
would be hanged or have his throat cut for
the cause" To all the visitors who called
during the evening, Tilton explained:
There's no money in this, but the secret
will be revealed when the right man
comes" The right man failed to make his
appearance, and Tilton seeming to realize
his mission failure, announced his deter
mination to 60 Boston. saying he had re.
ceived dispatch from his father.
He paid his board and left on an even.
ing boat. After his departure his landlady
found the following letter which he left for
the edifcation of friends who might call
in answer to his advertisements: "Mrs
Blake, want man to go to San Francisco
and da te speak in favor of The Chinese Of
against Denis Kearney. He must pay hi.
own way,"
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RASCALLY REDS.
Shocking Atrocities Perpetrated on the
Banks of the Rio Grande.

Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Full information
is just received from Laredo, Mexico about
a recent Indian raid on the Mexican side
of the Rio Grande, between here and Ped
ras Negras.
1t seems that thirty three Indians from
near San Carlos, in the State of chihuahua,
appeared before the village of Sanocillo de
Puerto, six leagues from Ell Jardin, twenty.
five miles above Laredo, and eighteen south
of the Rio Grande, in Mexico.
At Sanocillo they killed wo man and
three men, treating their bodies with most
horrible barbarity. They then drove of
all the horses they could find. Arriving al
Lagura Pascoda, they attacked sheep
camp belonging to Gen. Naranjo, of the
Mexican Army, murdered six men and cap
tured 800 horses.
They then divided into two bands. One
took all the horses and started for retreat
in the mountains of Santa Rosa. At Rit
Salado, near Santa Anna ranch, they
butchered a shepherd. General Narranj OF
nephew narrowly escaped being murdered
DOUGLASS TRIES 1T OVER AGAIN.
LEAvENwoRrH, KAN, March 10.-Chiei
Douglass made another attempt to escape
from Fort Leavenworth night before last,
but was discovered in time to prevent him
from getting away.
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north of Lafayette, on the L.. N. A. & G.
Railroad, died at his residence, Monday
morning, at half-past II o'clock. He was
good citizen aud will be missed by all
who knew him. His son is the Deputy
County Clerk.
Messrs. Spring & Robertson are receiving
orders from all over the country for the
new game of 15. They are, in fact, sup
plying the trade in Chicago, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis. They have the best arranged
store-room anywhere in the West. and can
compete with the world on all work in
their line. Mr.. @. B. Robertson is Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of the new Lafayette
Car Works
DAYTON. KK.
Peach trees in Dayton are in bloom.
Young Peoples meeting at the M. K.
Church tonight.
Miss Cora Brown, of Madison street. will
be married in May.
Mr.. Tony Killinger and family removed
to Fosters Crossing, O., to-day.
Prof. Adams organized singing school
in the M. e. Church last night
The Juvenile Good Templars met at
Prof McGinnis' residence last night. They
have received their charter.
'13 15, IA; 13, 15 H." Postmaster Hay
ward slowly mutters to himself. ''Gol ding
these gosh blanked blocks; can't ever gel
'em right"
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.-The Board of
Supervisors declare that Mayor Kalloch
usurped his power in ordering an election
to choose fifteen freeholders, and the Judi
ciary Committee have been directed to in
stitute proper proceedings to stop it.
Kearney, in spirit of bravado, yesterday
afternoon paraded the streets with mus
ket on his shoulder and belt full Of cart
ridges round bis waist. His foolishness
was laughed at. Placards are being posted
in prominent places about the city warn
ing employers of Chinese to desist from the
practice and vaguel7 limiting at the terrible
consequences in the event of refusal.
A pointed reference is also made to the con-
ditlon of the unemployed. II is signed
Council of Thirteen.
MAYOR KALLoCH's PROCLAMATION.
Mayor Kalloch publishes proclamation
this morning in answer to the manifesto
issued by the Citizens Protective Union.
Kalloch denies that the city is threatened
with violence.
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
LAFAYETTE, IND.

Henry Simler has Just moved into his
new quarters, on the north side of the Pub
lie Square. 49,,
The Blue Ribbon meetings, held every
evening at the Blue Ribbon Hall, on Sixth
street, are as largely attended as ever, for
all that Hughes and Ward have left.
The st. Nicholas Hotel is the fayorite
stopping-place of all travelling men visiting
the city. The gentlemanly clerks arsFom
B. Seely, day, and VIM. Harris, night.
Baldwin, the photographer from Indian.
apolis, has Just bad the rooms in the Cur
tbs Block, over Wells & Schillings grocery.
fitted up and elegantly decorated and is
now ready for business.
Andrew J. Moynahan, who escaped from
the Logansport Jail Sunday night, is still
at large. The report that he was seen in
LAFAYETTE was not founded in fact. The
general belief is that he has taken to the
timber.
Will G. Allen, an old Lafayette boy, now
living in indianapolis is in the city, shak-
hands with old acquaintance. He has
been connected with the well-known firm
of Messia Darby Il Co, confectioners, for
the past two or three months
The Young Mems Republican Club, lately
organized in this city, met in their new
hall, in Milwaukee Block, Monday even
ing. and transacted some business then
adjourned to meet on call. The room will
be fitted up in splendid style in few days,
and then formally dedicated with rousing
Republican speech.
Joseph Mitchell, ESQ.,, mail agent be.
tween Lafayette and Michigan City. re-
siding at Battle Ground, about seven miles
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together In Old
Kentucky.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
STANFORD, March 10-Constantine Tay-
lor, who was assaulted and beaten with an
ak and stabbed by Enoch and Sam. Up
thegrove and Mack Young, at Sam. Hams
doggery at South Fork trestle, in this
county, on the 10th of January. died yes
terday. The Upthegroves were arrested.
PARIS, March 10-A large number Of
raftsmen passed through town yesterday,
going to Licking River. They say the
recent rises will put thousands of dollars
into the pockets Of the mountain people,
as they were enabled to raft to market the
logs which have been accumulating for
months.
PAINT LICK, March 10-Yesterdav morn
ing Fontsine H. Ross aged about 80 years.
living two mil es from this place. in Mad
ison County, arose from the breakfast table
and went to his barn and hanged himself
with plow line. He was cut down in
time 10 save his life.
EL1zABErHTowN, March 10.-Judge A. H.
Churchill, an old and prominent citizen Of
this place, is at the point of death. He is
now the Oldest citizen of the place since
the death of Hon. Samuel Haycroft
PRINCETON, March 10.-The wife Of VIM.
Riley, laboring man of this place. gave
birth to triplets yesterday morring-two
girls and boy-weighing eight pounds
each, all lively, kicking.
SAYLERsvILLE, March 10.-Juhn F. Rudd,
citizen of this county and man of fam
lily, has eloped for parts unknown, with the
wife and child of James Haney. The vic
timized husband pursued for some distance
but failed to overtake them.
HAZEL GREEN March 10.-A difficult!
occurred between R. M. Wilson and w. B
Patrick, at the residence of Wilson, il
which Patrick was shot with buckshot, on,
ball taking effect below the left knee ant
one above in the thigh.
| CArLETrsBURa, March 10.-In Lawrence
County youth named James Billups went
to coal-mine upon the Big Sandy River
to get coal for family use. A moment aftel
young Billups entered the mine the stone
supporting the entry fell upon him and
killed him.
| DANvILLE, March 10.-The Grand Jury
of Boyle County, after full consideration
of the case of John R. Simpson, charged
with killing Charles Perrine, failed to re
turn an indictment.
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swer to an inquiry from the District Attor-
ney, said that Kemble's plea in the riot
bribery cases should be stripped of every
thing except the formal plea of guilty, but
that his protest would be allowed to go on
file as a statement for the benefit of the
defendant but it would have no bearing so
far as the plea was concerned, and should
not be part of the record. Counsel for
defense said they certainly misunderstood
the Court when they presented this plea
Monday. After consultation they entered
plea of guilty in form as directed by
Court.
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Tan-Bark Tramps.
National Associated Press to the Star.

SAN Francisco, March 10-Weston suf-
fered with collie yesterday evening, while
O'Leary walked steadily, and is in good
condition. The attendance is fair. but the
cold and boistrous weather is unfavorable.
OLeary is the favorite.
Both men in good form. Score at 8 p.
m: OIL Leary 1T, Weston 161.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y. March 10.-Guyon,
Hart, Harrima n, Colson, Panchot and
twenty three others have entered for fif-
ty-hour goas-you-please contest at the
Opera-house, commencing at eight o'clock
tomorrow evening. Purse, $500.