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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02

NQHENC'4 Stops. Sub Bess. Oct. Cou Ter
UNOANSVox Ctlesre & Fox Humaua, Sent
on trial warranted, on,y sos. Piahos SIPS up,
Catalrgue Free. Address Daniel T. Beatty
W. shlI gtOn N. j
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02

THE BONANZA FOR BOOK hG SNFS
is selling our splend splendidl5 illustrated book
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02

Nagasaki, Japan, July %. 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02

Deals in Foreign and Dom estic Exchange. Sells
Drsfts on all the pr lcipal cities in Europe. buys
Nd sells Uncurrent Money. Gold and Silver. War.
-.-rr a5,r C1rv scrip. apl1Gd8wf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
THE MARK ETS.

FLOUR:-Patent, $3.50; Winter,
$3.50; Spring, 1915.
WINTER VIII EAT-G0c. to Zoe.
per bushel
SPRING WHEAT - From SOC,
to Csc. per bushel.
OArS.-lSe. per bus,
CORN-30c per bushcl.
BARLEY-From Acc to 60c per
bushel,
FLAX-SEED-$1.0 90 $1.05 per
bushcl.
POTATOES - From 15c to 25c
SALT-Or binary fine So 90 per
Dbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks CSC lbs.), 81 rs large
sacks GOA lbs, So SO.
CLOVER SEED-$3.50 to $40.
per bus,
TIM OTHY-From So. 80 to SO.
HlDES-Green, 6 to Sc. per h.
calf, l0c. per lib.
HAY-S6 co to 81 90 per ton.
TuRNlPS-50c per bushel.
ONlONS-l0e. to l24c. n bunch.
BUTfER-l0c to re per h.
EGGS-9c. per dozen.
LARD-Sc. to &c. per ID.
BEANS-Sl zoe. to 81 20 per hu.
WOOl.-Washed, 25c. to SOC.
WOOL Unwashod, pc. to 26c.
TALLoW-4sc. per ID,
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, Sc. to l0c per ID.
BEEF-Live. $2.75 to $500.
HOGS--Live, S3.75.
LEAD ORE-s22.o0 per 1000 ID.
BLACK-ACK-S19.00 per ton.
DRY-BONE-Sl3.M per ton.
LUMBER-Sl7.00 per NJ.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
State Of Wisconsin. --Comnty q.

State Of Wiscon sin. County of
iows-W In County t'ourt. Jnl, 9Th. 1880
In the matter ~ the ,rtste ~ Hugh Phi ll,ps,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Let'crs testsmentary haviug heen this DAY
granted nv THE court to Priscilla X. Phillips a.
sole kxecntrix OF Tho cstste &c the raid Hnph
PHILIPPE 8ecraeed. and this court havin, IN Eta
discretion, upon the application Of the raid
Kxecuirir. appointed T. Scat Anslcy and
william A. lnncs. uf aid county Commirs ION
crs 10 receive, exaniic and Adjust the clstms
and demands OF all pcrsonr aeainst the de.
ceased
Il IL now ordered by the camrt thu slx
monihs frpm and after this On dsY ~ Julv
1854 be allowed aud limitei fnt creditors To
present thelF claim against saj 4 ceased AMI
the court hereby appoints The tn'r rui.,isy VI
each 81 the munths OF sngu I, ,,clohet snd
December In the year iSs1, Al the tn tod state
Hotel In the city VI Ainersl Poi Il N said cnum
~ ~ the times aud place when ani whc ~
raid commissioners shall receive. exam ne sud
adjust such ella ims.
Ard Il IL further ordered, that public uutlt
hereof be liysn to All petaons interested b,
publishing q copy Of thts order tor fur succre.
rive weeks In he Iowa CVusrY DEMOCRAT Z
weekly newspaper circulating in sIld COUNTY !,
and that tho htst publication shall he within
Ten days Alter making this order
Dated Dodgeyilie. Vie, July 9th, 1890.
By or der Of the Court,
49, john 4, JONES, ,sdEs,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
GARFIELD'S RECORD.
What the Independent Republicans
Of His District Thought OF Him
in 1876.

wv ltuDlICun olSdlh tHToupH
out the country, protest that
the charges against Mr.. Gar
field are the invention OF Dem
Gratis. II may be OF interest to
these gentlemen to read the
resolutions adopted by the In
dependent Republicans Of Gar
fields Congressional District at
amass meeting, held at Warren,
Ohio, September 9, 1875; the
following arc the resolutions:
RESOLVED, That it is useless
and hypocritical for any politi,
cal party TO declare for reform
III its platform, papers, and
public addresses, while it insists
on returning to high olIicla
places and power, men who
have been VIGOROUSLY connect
ed with the very schemes and
fraud which render reforms
necessary and urgent; that
there is no other man, to-day.
connected with the adminisira
ton of the national government
against whom are justly pre-
ferred more or graver charges
OF corruption than ARE publicly
made and abundantly sustained
against James A. Garfield, the
present representative OF this
congressional district, and the
nominee OF the republican con
vention for reelection.
That since he first entered
congress to this day, there is
scarcely an instance in which
rings and monopolies have oeen
arrayed against the interests of
the people that he has been
found active in speech or vote
against the latter, but in almost
every case he has been the
ready champion Of the rings
and monopolies,
That we especially charge
him with venality and coward
ice in permitting Benjamin +,
Butler TO attach to the appro-
priation bill Of 1873 that ever
to- be remembered infamy, the
salarysteal, and in speaking and
voting for that measure upon
its final passage.
That we further arraign and
denounce HIM for his corrupt
connection with the Credit
Mobilier, for his false denial,
thereof before his constituents,
for his periured denial thereo
before a committee OF congress
for fraud upon his eons,it
uents in circulating anon.
them pamphlet supporting t,
set forth the finding OF sal,
committee ana the evidenc,
against him, when in fact ma
terial portions thereof wer,
omitted and garbled.
That we further arraign an,
charge him with corrupt bri
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09

berry in selliug his influence as
chairman of the committee on
appropriations for $5, 900 to the
DeGolyer pavement ring, to aid
said ring in imposing upon the
people of the District of Col :
umbia a pavement which is al
most worthless at price three
times its cost, and in procuring
a contract to procure which it
corruptly paid $97, 900 for Sin
tluence; selling his influence
in a matter that involved no
questions of law, upon the
shallow pretext that he wa /:
acting as a lawyer; selling his
influence in o manner SO pal
pabie and clear as to be so
found and declared by an i'm
partial and competent court
upon an issue solemnly tried.
4 Il x
That, believing the statements
in the foregoing resolutions set
forth, we can not without stUl--
tiiying our manhood and de-
basing our self-respect, sup
port at the polls the nominee
of the Republican convention
OF this district for ne election,
nor can we, without surrender
ing our rights as electors and
citizens, sit silently by and see
a man SO unworthy again sent
to represent us in the national
legislature. That, strong in the
conviction of right, we call
upon the electors OF this district
irrespective of former or pres
ent party attachment, who
'Iesire honest governm ent, to
unite with us in an earnest,
faithful effort TO defeat the re
election OF Gen. Garfield, and
elect in his stead an honest,
reliable man.
Try those five cent cigars at Il
Kinne's. 49,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
State OF Wiscopsin-Iowa County

COutt-ss. In Probate.
In the matter VI the estate Of John Muldoon
deceased.
Letters testamentary hayIng been eeued TO
Michael Lynch and Catherine Mndo on, oil
said county, and twelve months from the date
hereof being allo wed aud limited creditors 10
present their claim against said deceased for
examination and alowan CO,
IL IL ordered that all claims and demands
against the estate Of said deceased be received
and adjusted before the judge OF this couf,; and
for that purpose he will be at his office in the
village u Bodgevile on the first Tuesday OF
each month during the term above limited.
And II IL further ordered and direct ed that
notice Of The times and places for examining
and allowing claims. and the time hnited To
creditors to present their claims, be given By
publication OF this order for four succersi We
weeks In the iowa County Democrat, a weekly
newspaper published IN this county,
Dated, Dodgcylllr, Wis Iune 18TH, 1880
by the tOufb,
JOHN y. JONES, Judge.
Is. Torpes, attorney for the ate. 47-4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
NO TICk

Ths undereigned would rteptciiL Il ann
the public that he 10 prcus ed "a rts i,nblu
sales a. all times on Reasonable tgims Fatme
ere salce \ speciality, Car u svel al Min Id
Point every saturday, Al 0derr len Al On ]
Meals butcher chop or II th Democrat once
viii receive pro apt attention
lsu N,K Van MATRk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
MATT
Illinois Central II. r..

The only route running through cars betw cen
Warren and Chicago. The only route to III.
Louie. Cairo, and tho South. and to
Dubuque, Sioux City. Omaha and west
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
Cigars /! Cigars !!

Don't fail to try them, att. a. Sprat-
lcr's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09
For Sale.

Several young cows with calves. In
quire of Ed. a. Phillips, d5-2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-09

John Hays, Credit, z @. say:
nine months that he could MOI rms,
use | Electric Oil the pain and ~,
rhrce months have elaps, d, he ha.
DIR A. s Russel, Of Mari
drrlul success OF III mas Elrrai, y
rtlamation, calarrh. hrout hrs sl
demand tor il very great
A II Gregg. manufac NE II .
Y SAYS My thu i We au. III
applied Electric Oi MA ngt
Der OF nen cmplu cd ara Il,
NJ Shechan, o. Os,"ta
Oil on horses Ter dtittd
recommended L hae durr III
Oil tor ,uan and beast. | ~, II
See what the medic sen
says have never III II
satisfaction ! hMvt n-,,
located ankle. with tia M,
II Marsar IL Here q
! am requested fs s.s,l
Electric Oil. The ~
cral cases 81 Rh.um -r
have tailed u hs>r I'll
cine should be NM 49,,
the wn d may hen,ti. IN
Snld by ali medicine i,
Mineral Pciut, By ] b 4 !, 4,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
FOREIGN

GARIBALDIs condition is such that the
utmost care and repose are required.
The German federal council has con-
GUIDED to proclaim minor state Of siege
at Hamburg.
THERE will be no relaxation in the en-
torcement of the religious DEGREES in
France.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY has joined the Irish
Land League as a protest against the gov
erninent prosecutions
A DISPATCH from Meshed states that the
Shah has forbidden the sale of corn to
Russian agents.
PERU has accepted the mediation prof
fered by Minister Christiancy, and named
its commissioners.
A LONDON dispatch chronicles the
launch of the Furnissla, which ranks in
Size next to the Great Eastern.
BIsMARK, claiming to have been libeled
and insulted by an article in. a Journal Of
Borsen, caused a sentence of fine or I'M
prisonment to be imposed upon the of
fender.
PARSELL pledges the trained and organ
ICED assistance of the Irish people ii.
America in breaking the Birth yoke n
Ireland, whenever d fair chance sc succes 3
appears. s5.s5
A DISPATCH from ST. Petersburg SAYS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

WIN. MoLEsKY, aged "A years, was
burned to death in an oil well near Brad
ford. He was former resident of New
castle, Pa
MISS LAURA BRADWAY, of Milwaukee,
Wis, who was taking care of her sick SIS
ter, Mrs. John DUTIES, took by mistake
some poison prepared to kill bed bugs, and
viii die.
A FIRE on the wharf at Charleston, S.
G., on the 10Th inst, destroyed two or three
cotton warehouses and one steamship, be-
sides damaging good deal Of other proper
ty. The total loss is about 100000; IN
sured in foreign companies.
ALBERT JACKSON, q young man Of Char
lotte. Mich, got drunk, attempted to walk
a plank leading to the second floor Of an
unfinished warehouse, fell off, and into
The basement, where he was found in a
very mutilated condition.
A Transfer by the name of John Talbot
was horribly crushed beneath heavy log
at Rngh 3 saw-1nill, Urbana, Ill. He. as
sslosslinx logs and slipped, when the log
passed over his body. He leaves wife
and several children in poor circum-
stances.
The Chicago Triduas's Quincy, I'll. spe-
cial says the large livery stable on Fourth
street burned, together with large num-
Der Of hacks and carriages and forty-two
horses, including the stallion Amboy,
owned by Wash. Ga rbin, and valued at
100000; also some small buildings adioin-
ing. Total loss. $4,000; mostly insured.
ELDRIDGE kINGMAN dien from the effect
Of shot-gunl wound received while duck
shooting. kingman and a friend were in
PJ{1 G,,aI H,n - 4lo,,
guns at flight ofducks. The recoil ofthe
guns causedth canoe to rock, and both
men fell. The second barrel of the friends
gun then discharged, with the fatal effect
stated The body will be sent to Chicago,
where the parents reside, for interment
The Union steamboat company's pro-
pelier Avon. while in Milwaukee ran into
the Anchor line barge L. A. Scott, lying at
anchor, cutting her down so she sunk al
most Immediately, in fifty feet Of water.
The Scott was loaded with $4,000 bushels
of corn for Chicago The crew escaped.
Foreign
A Dublin dispatch the Times says the
land league has received check in It's
agitation, the magistrate OF Ulster having
forbidden meeting and league at Dunn
cannon, because the anniversary OF Will
liam LIE. and the gunpowder plot come in
the first week in November, and the cele-
bration Of these events, on the one hand,
and the meeting Of the league on the 9TH
er, would be certain to influence party
spirit. The report that arrests are to be
made in Dublin and Kilkenny is untrue.
A SAD and fatal shooting accident &C.
cured in the town of Aztalan, near John
sons Greek, Wis, last Friday evening, BY
which a 12-year old son of II. Sanders, lost
his life. The little fellow was holding a
gun loaded with shot, for an older brother,
who w.as:trS;.ns 70 ietcs q ::Issdchuck ont
csa:hell2Yieg, 'vHilI bt sdn1- ;neans the
weapon was discharged anu the contents
'entesed.has hesd tearing away one side Of
hi i. lace .n!d bl:yiig til: tsi: q. his.kh:.
OFT. - '.ss 80 80
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
GENERAL, NOTES.

l
The epizoot has penetrated to Nash
willie. -..' = 5. ~.
+ GENERAL HANCOCK, in accepting cane
cyoted to him at Catholic church fair in
Brooklyn, disclaimed the title, "the victor
Of Gettysburg, saying there were many
generals and many yictors in that bloody
struggle.
CINCINNATI is alarmed at the presence
of twenty five Chinese laundries, which
have comeinto existence almost impercept-
IDLY.
The Northern Pacific railway manage
ment is to receive commentator in the
forthcoming report Of Secretary Schurz.
The corpse of a negro, encircled by an
Alpena life-preseryer. came to the shore at
South Haven on the 9th of October.
A SPECIAL from Durant, Iowa, says that
Lizzie Schneeklo aged u years, COM
mitted suicide there BY hanging herseE.
WAHsINGToN landlords are in the best
of humor over the prospects of an unusual
Tendance upon the short session of con-
gress n
A FURNITURE manufacturer of Cincin-
natl claims that his former marke on the
Pacific coast has been cut off by Chinese
labor ..
sIGsoR GEoRGE, the musician, whose
bod was lately found near Oyster Bay,
Z. L, was once leader Of the private band
of the king of Italy, served as seaman
under q Commodore Perry, was a soldier in
the Seminole war, and for wears made his
home at Evansville Ind.
The Gunnison country Of c Colorado has
called on Gov. Pitkin to send arms and
ammunition nediateIy. as an Indian
outbreak is inevitable. The Utes are rum
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

There is a veil founded r,lrnor that III
consequ ence Of court intrigues against
Nelikof he will retire to the Caucasus,
and that the committee Of ministers which
IS antagonistic to Mel kof S policy will be
reorganized. IS The r ltssid,l has been sus-
pended for blishing the above
. PARNEII in speaking at a banquet at
Galway tsaid feel convinced if ever
you call upon your countr men in Amerii-
ca for aid and show them there is fair
chance Of success you will have their
trained and organized assistance for break
ing the British yoke.
Mr.. PARNELL and his brethren Of the
land league are said to have decided to
abandon the policy of exherting the peo-
pie to preserve the peace, and hereafter to
let them take their own course, which is
pretty sure to lead to trouble Affairs in
the south and west Of ireland are85in a
very critical condition. Several AZ rian
outrages are reported, and many more
may be pected from this time forward.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Philade phia after and sbsence Of four .
months, and is greatly in approved in
health. Owing to his sudden illness ii |.
San Francisco, he rehnquished his
cherished plan Of visiting China and s
Japan
Colonel Nicholas Smith, the sors-in-
law Of Horace Greeley, and family have
resumed domestic life at Ghappaallss.
The Greeley estate is not at present
salable, except at heavy loss, but il
affords q snug country home.
We y enioyable#re- union Of the Tai
bet family was held in Boston, last
week, at the residence Of Mr.. b.. j.
Pope, Members Of the family We're
present from half a dozen states III
Guiding California, Dr.. [. L. Talbot,
who was preparing q genealogy, re-
ported progress.
Mrs. w G. Ralston, Of San Francisco
has been awarded the guardianship Of
her children by consent Of j. A.
Ralston, who is given five days to file
an account of his guardianship.
The death is announced from Lon
don Of Harry Beckett, formerly the
leading comedian at WaI|ack's theatre,
New York. Beckett first came to this
country in 1868, with Lydia Thomp-
son, and her troupe. He died Satur-
day, the 23d inst.
Mr. Vanderbilt has presented Cap
tain Stone with q silver vase holding, a
relief portrait in gold Of the peerless
mare, Maud s. Blair, the trainer, is
remembered by q Match, and even the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

GEN, HASKELL, of the Salvation Army
almost destroyed hisusefulness at May
field, KY, by forgetting where he vas
and praying fervently for Paducah, a
rival town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Tie largest cotton mill in the United
States has just been opened at Will
mantle, Connecticut. Il is one inn
mense single room, $40 feet by III, and
one story high, lighted atnight by fifty
one electric LIGHTS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Among the twenty-six ladies who
officiated as bridesmaids at the English
wedding reported in the last number Of
the " Court Circular only one spelled
her first name with a terminal "ie,"
and she was an & Annie" All the An
MES we have ever known were pretty
and lovely
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

I have suffered from kidney difficulty for the
past ten years, accompanied with ne,yo,is spasms.
Physicians gave me but temporary relief, but after
using three and one-half bottles Of " atners Safe
Kidney and Liver cure, my nervous spaslns were
this great remedy to all suffering from nervous
troubles MRS. NARY REESE. #
5f4 Easton Pa. $s f
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01
sNN0TATIDNS.

Mr. Iilden has just paid 100000
for q forty-acre tractof land near Grey
stone OH the Hudson for a deer park.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Tie largest cotton mill in the United
States has just been opened at Will
mantle, Connecticut. Sis one inn
mense single room, $50 feet by III, and
one story high, lighted atnight by fifty
one electric lights.
A VOLUME containing the description
OF al the presents ever given to a
queen is certainly an oddly, but it is
said that Queen Victoria proposes to
issue such q book. It is to be illus
trated by photographs, and to include
not merely costsly gifts, but simple
tokens Of affection which have been
given by her poor subjects at Bal
moral
AN extraYagnnza company advertised
in Pittsburg that they would pay q re-
ward 10 anybody who could find the
shadow of a plot iii "The Flock Of
Geese" the play which they performed.
SO few persons went to the theatre to
search that the company disbanded.
and the manager pawned q diamond
pin to pay their fares to another city.
su.~n-.a.rr,.s--.r..-s ..-'na.a~,a
A PECULIAR: accident happened not
long since to one Of the instruments Of
the Telephone Dispatch Company in
Boston The wire connected with the
electric light on one of the large dry
,oods stores became loosened, and
dropped upon that extending to the
telephone instrument, and the current
passing through the detached w;re was
so powerful that it loosened and melted
the tightly coiled wire in the box,
scorched the woodwork, and otherwise
damaged il SO as to render it perfectly
useless. Had an operator been using
She instrument at the time, it must GER
tainly have resulted fatally to him.
~r.s~sSsr~ssa.~..-.~~...'.nsr.H
AMONG the Changes in the mode Of
conducting the public evening schools
in New York city this year is the di-
vision into Senior and junior schools
In TIE junior schools there is regular
coarse OF study for all to pursue, and
scholars between the ages OF thirteen
and eighteen arc admitted, Five
branches are taught in the senior
schools-reaaing, arithmetic, phnmatl-
ship, composition, and book keeping
the pupils (who must be over sixteen)
having the privilege Of studying any
two Of these:
Nor long ago the Rev. Robert Colyer
told the story Of his life to the students
Of Eastman's Business College. in
pouch7xeensie ara,v;ng from Il MANY
nointed morals The sstory,, Is veil
worth reading; and we can not forbear
giving our readers one o. Two brief OF.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Among the passengers in the steam
er Baltic, at New York, was the Baron
of Arinos, Brazilian envoy extraordi-
nary, who comes on a special mission
as member Of the court of arbitration
which.is toaiecide the Franco American
claims.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

Thomas Hughes IS in Philadelphia
the guestof George w Childs
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

AN extravaganza company advertised
in Pittsburg that they would pay re-
ward 10 anybody who could find the
shadow Of a plot iii "The Flock Of
Geese" the play which they performed.
SO few persons went to the theatre to
search that the company disbanded.
and the manager pawned q diamond
pin to pay their fares to another city.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
A RrutaI Prize FiRnf.

The Philadelphia North Americen d
to-day says that at two o'clock yeSterI
day morning a prize fight occurred a
ll2S Vine street between Edward Doug
lass, a blacksmith's helper, of this city +
AID Frank Harris, a whselwright, sI
Jersey City, for 5000. The room wal
filled with low sporting characters whd
bounded the men on to each other
The fight lasted one hour and eight
minutes, during which two round3
were fought. Harris had his skull fraO|
tured and will die. One of Douglass
ribs was broken. Both men had to bd
carried away on wagon. YESTERDAY
Harris continued unconscious, and u
was thought he would notalive until
this morning.
The police deny all knowledge Of tbs
matter, and Lieutenant Edgar, in whose
district the brutal affair occurred, said
he was positive that it had not taken
place,