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fretful mother and cross child indicates III
health. requiring only HoP BurERs 70 remove.
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REFINED Women

Clothes Wringcrs OF al kinds repaired promptly
METROPOLITAN MANUFACTURING CO., 81 Cortandtst y l.
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Refined and tied wi anmetimes suffer D
silence years from sidney i7easo constipation an Pe
which could easily be cured by package 81 kIDSBf-"O
Drugg. is sell both dry and liquid Home journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14

Sralsk'n Slcques refined, altered, trimmed
spendid work; DIT ces Low. rHAYyE, MaDuiactu cr, =
I'rincest VIII retail elegant sea.kn sacques ana ~
lined Garments cheap.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
The Lock Catch.

"You can talk about Your wrestl-
ing gentlemen" said man on the
mackerel barrel, but unless you
know my f,mous lock catch, you We
business in the ring"
w hat do you call your lock
ketch?" asked nan who was cut
ting his name in cracker box.
Don't anyOne want tackle it
It's sure throw every Zip, and no
man can meet it,"
"Wot does it cost to learn.' asked
& man looking up from game OF
solitaire.
AT man is wze.tling. with me
he's liable to get it," returned the
man of the mackeEel barrel" and if
he can remember il, he's 30 muth
ahead ="
"vhai'll you wrastle for?" inqulr-
ed the man who WAS was carving his
name, rs ne shut up his knife. as
one TouEt! ~ comfr0. for the crowd
any TEN p,aiioa to y.u:'
IN 90 one for the gang" rejoined
the wrestler. Collar and elbow
grip. Ca'ch hoiG. Ready"
Then his antagonist raised him
and dropped him ard wiped up the
floor an, knock ed over the Stove and
broke the furniture with him.
Lock ketch didn't seem 10 work,
did it," dryly asked the man with
the cards. ''Lcnstwise didn't notice
it WHEN you put it on"
- AL right, gentlemen" painted
the wrestler. II make no complaints.
It's the best catch, in the business
only | reck on I've temporarily LOST
the combination What1l You have?"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19

cede it was a forgery. He also
stated that Phillips is 10 longer
connected with the Truth.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
COLUMBUS, o.. November 10
The Board of Agriculture reports
100000 acres of wheat with
total number of bushels of So, $780,
000. This is 12,500,000 bushels
more than 1879 and is the largest
yield ever known in Ohio. 1t puts
her nearly, not quite, equal with
Illinois as producing State.
ANOTHER NEGRO EXODUS.
ST. LOUIS, November I6.-An-
other colored exodus from Alabama
and Louisiana has begun and
negroes are preparing to leave
those States for the north by
thousands.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
New SOtes.
The family same of the Royal
Family Of Engl.nd is Victim.

The family same of the Royal
Family of EngEnd is Victim.
VIM. Howell, a sewing machine
agent. met with a narrow escape ia
Eel river, HuihD0idt county, lately.
4 slide oc:uTe,i OF the mountain
above the rOai, but 1t spit in twain,
one part going behind the wagon au.i
the other in'front, hardly missing
the horses, 2I1 com pletely block him
in space OF thirty 10 forty feet.
4 projects on foot TO build rail
road to tie Black Hills from the
Union Pacific.
Garielfs majority in Iowa is 49,
Downey City shipped last week
$50 doztn eggs TO Arizona. 11,O0O
pounds If hay TO New Mes leo and
$50 doz Fl eggs and 20,ooO pounGs of
In salt Lake last Monday. a 8 year
old chfd of Mrs. Williams was Shot
dead HrS. Parsons 5year old son.
The Footing was accidental.
Tht Union Pacific Railroad Com
pan1J has caught the spirit of The
Eastern railroad war and genera
redfeiOn has been made in pas>en-
gerj rates over the roads controlled
by|that company. The Salt Lake
says: This is voluntary
rffluction on the part. of the U. p
Qbmpany. and for that reason will
bk appreciated all the more. The
rhtes in Nebraska have been reduced
four cents mic. The former
tte from Ogden TO Omaha, $7G.58,
% beez cut to see.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19

This is called the land OF Column
bia, in honor Of Christopher Column
bus. 1t is named the continent of
America, III honor of Americas
Vespucius. These titles are very
euphonious. We like them. But.
reader, did you ever reflect how
absurd it IS to give that respectable
old Italian pi ate. Columbus, credit
with having discovered America.
He never saw this Continent. He
simply discovered few islands Of
liz Southern coast as Ingoif, the
Norwegian, did oa the Northern
coast six hundred years before.
Yespuciu- landed upon the con-
finent proper. But Left, another
Nnrslnan, had not only discovered
this country. but planted L enloay
upon it i've hundred years before.
We have 10 disposition to rob
Columbus OF his fame. But the
truths Of history and the demands
of justice demand that his fame rest
on It's proper bass. He did not
discover America, but be Gid in
augurate the Indian policy which
has been pursued from his day to
she present. The natives of San
Salvador and Cuba treated him With
The utmost kidns and hospitality,
and he repaid them by acts OF treach-
cry. injustice and cruelty He re-
garded the Indian as a heather
who had no rights Christian WAS
bound to respect. File not ohly
made war upon them; but he captur-
ed them by the hundreds, and ship
ping them to Spain, sold them as
slaves. This so displeased the
Queen, Isabella, that she rebuked
hin. in presence Of the court, aud
on his repeating the crime she de-
posed him from the GovernorshiD,
and ordered him SEM home in irons,
a prisoner of State.-Washington
Citizen Soldier.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
TIE Ncrshern rAs,ae.

Material e-iGence that the gap be-
tween the Few trs1scontinental road
Is last closing up gathers daily. Al
ready sprInkiing Of passengers and
freight fird their way over the break
A saving OF several days time is EOw
effected betweenTucson and The East
ern cities. The progress of the South
ern Pacific ro.d IS very rapid and
some time during tn present week IA
new station viii he opened on HE
MiHllris river. 220 miles frornTucson
Fhe distance thence t1 II PasO can
not be far from sc miles The com
paHy arc having n'imber Of elegant
sleeping cars manufactured IN Ohio,
on the same pattern as the Central
Pacific sleepers. many Improvements
being added. Twenty new engines
will soon arrive for The road, OF the
most complete model, and with the
fine passenger coaches now being
made at Troy, New York, the South
ern Pacific road viii be one OF the
best equipped in ihs country. Ii
month or two al the furthtst there
will be more people passing through
Tucson than through Ogden.-Citi-
zen, 9Th.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19


yessrs-sucA as loss of memory, Lassitudc,
Nocturnal Emission, eveTsi ion tc society
pimness Of vision, noises III the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved III the urine.
and many other diseases that lead to iLsan-
ity and death.
DE-. Mintie viii agree to forfeit Five Humid
red Dollars for a c,.se of this kind the Vital
Restorative (under his special advice and
treatmenD will not cure. or for anything
impure or injurious found il it. DR.. Mirtie
treats all private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. 4
thorough examination and advice. including
analysis of urine, IS. Price Of Vital RestGr-
alive, So bottle, or four times the quanti-
ty, $40; sent to any address upon receipt OF
price, or c. .. d. secure from observation,
and in private rame, if desired by A. E.
Mintie, NJ, D., 70 IL kearny street San
Francisco Cal.
DR. hintic's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPERETIr
CUM, cures all kinds OF Kidney and bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhua, elect, Le1cOrrhOea
For sale W all druggists; 81 s bottle, six
bottles. IS.
DIR. Mintie's DAEDELIoS Pills are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious in
the market. For sale by all druggists
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19

He was young man from Boston,
and bad come TO Tombstone for his
health and to operate in mines. Bu'
things didn't suit HIM, amp he was
going back He told his tale TO an
Epitaph reporter: 1T is loo rude ana
vulgah here, nothing like our Boston
cuichah. | vas in a restaurant this
morning and asked the waitah for :,
veal Guile. He stared at me, the
fellah did, and informed me that
bnll beef was TOO good for me, and
if that didn't suit me | couldn't get
out too quick. Ii is too uncouth for
me aitogethah." he left by yester-
da;'e coach.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining unclaimed
in Phoenix postofice Nov. 18th, 1880.
Cumming, COatney PAYER, Feli1
Craig, & w Post, John
Daily, Thos Shuts, Joseph
Evalt, Henry Berdugo. Ramon
Hall. Geo L Feran, Petra
Mcclure, W L PaGil a, Antonio
Rallies, Francisco.
Call for Advertised Letters.
GEO. E. HowR14.
PosfTn a<ter.
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yULTURE.
Few !tems from a Thriving Camp.
(correspcndenoe OF tbs HEHALD.)
yULruRK NINE Nov. "A. 1880.
thousands.

VCLTURE NINE Nov. Il, 1880.
Ed HERALD:-Univcrsal silence
reigns in this camp since the cleo
items, no stir, save the CHATTER of the
mill hands, is scarcely to be heari.
Here and an odd Sx10 shanty or
canvass tent is TO be seen thrown up
by the new arrivals-most of whom
are of the Mexican persuasion. In
fact the Vulture camp IS emphatical-
ly Mexican, with a small mixture of
Chinese, and from all signs will con
tinue SO TO be until the end of the
chapter, when that end will arrive
depends exactly upon what the Vul-
ture rock will pay. 1t is to be hoped
that the Central Arizona mining
company will not be melted out the
fate of many another venturesome
mining corporation III this and Yav-
apai counties, viz: Erecting monu-
ments OF folly on barren rock, there
by making another foul blot on the
otherwise fair map of Arizona. The
best, however. is 10 be hoped, and il
is assured that if economy and =
knowledge of milling and
mining be Of any account in the deal
the company have done we'll and
wisely in selecting their Superin-
iendent. That pioneer of enterprise |
Charles Genung is putting Up meat |
market, want long felt An addi- |
-ional boarding house has been csta-
Dlished within the past week By Mr. |
and Mrs Tyler, AN energetic and indus
.rious young couple. The first sign
board in town was today put up Ly
q. People 6 Co, informing the ira
yeling public that eating, drinking and
odging could be found for the four
egsed species at their feed yard.
Many business strangers find their
way TO this camp, but soon take tie
Jack track, with the sen e1tious re-
mark, camp overdone; ;" and that's =
act. Five st-res for town OF q po-
such as this is exactly four
90 many. Yet they all appear to
i've. Messrs. Rowe & Co. and Levy
. Co. are doing the most respectable
BUSINESS. asd have nearly all the
white trade.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
LEGAL.
Notice c0r Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
FLORENCE. ARIZONA.
October 2fst. 1890. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the iollcw-
~ ing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof before
William "a Hancock Probate judge O.
Nar:copa County, Arizona Territory,
on Saturday, November 9th. 1880 in sup
port of his claim and secure final entry
thereof: James II. Smith, who made pre-
emptiOn declaratory statement, No u.s., for
tee northeast quarter. Section - Township
/. N. Kauee =. E. and names the folio aius
as his WITNESSES. VIZ. William .irier. Ada,s.
L. Fisher, William II. Downward and Rich
ard Malone, ell of Hk1snix, Maricops
County, Arizona.
G.. f. DALEY.
Receiver of Public Moneys and Register
''ad interim"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
Lard Cans.

Full size will be sold this
year to the farmers for %
c ents. andhalf size for Is
cents. Lard taken in pay,
and 10 cts. per pound will
be allowed. Cans made to
order Of any size. Liberal
discount will be made to
our patrons for sealing
cans, or any other work, at
the PHGNIx TIN Shop, East
side Of the Plaza.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19

EN ENERAL LEE SILVER MINING
~ Company. Location of Principal Place
OF Business. san Francisco. California
Location Of Works, Globe District. Narico-
pa CcSuty AIiz ma Notice ! hereby
give n. that al meeting Of the Board 0f
Directors. held On the Nineteenth day OF
October 1899, an assessment. 30. ; Of one
cent per share wa levied upon he capital
stock of he Corporation, paya6 imnlsdi-
ately in United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary, 1T the StGce Of the Compan
hoom 10, No. 4fi5z California Street, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon
VIII ch This assessment shall remain IN
paid on The T~enty-Efih t25l day of ssovesn-
Der 1850, VIII be deliquent, and advertised
for eale ct public auction; and unless pay
met is made before will be sold On Mon
day the twentieth day Of December IeA0, 10
pay The delinquent assessment. t.s.sesh,T
with costs of advertising and expenses o.
sale.-By order ofthe Board Of Directors
c. l. GILLETT. Sc etary.
OFFIcE.-Room 10, No. f111z California
Street, san Francisco. California.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is . never falling
cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhauts
ed Vitality semi
nal w eakness,
Spermatorr hOea,
Lost Manhood,
ImpoteHcy, Par
alysis. and all the
terrible effects of
selfabnse, youth
ful follies, and ex
cesees in mature
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE At
Florence. ARfZOSA

FLORENCE. ARIZONA.
October 2ist. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that the folicw-
~ ing named settler has fled notice og
his intention TO make final proSf. before
Wm. a. Hancock. Probate Judge Of Mari
copa County. Arizona. on Saturday, Noveiu-
Der 9Th. 1850, in support Of his claim an.
secure final try thereof, viz-Charies n.
Neii. who made Homestr ad application
No. IS. fer tue northwest quarter Section -
Township I, n, Range 3east, and rames
r. Roberts and Columbus II. Gray, al OF
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
c. Z. DALEY,
Receiver of Public Moneys and Register
''ad in;eri;s.''
Oct25.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO. November I6.
-Crnpl-te Off isl returis have
en- reo'.ised from every county in
the State except Inyo. Modoc and
TRINITY and from these semi-of-
ficI'i returns are in, so the result
viii not be changed Edgerton.
Republican. has 5O7 majority over
Judge Terry, Democrat. and is
elected for elector. The other
Democratic electors have majorities
as follows: Shorb, 81; Wallace, So;
Brown. 40; Henley, 100; Del
Vale, 143.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
THE GARFIELD FORGERY.

New York. November 10
The News" says that James A.
Byrne, editor of the Truth" said
to-day, in relation to the Morey let
Ter, that some things had trans
pred THAI almost made him believe
that the letter was forgery. IF
certain things in connection With it
could be explained he should con-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
NONE GENUINE unless branded

j q. EyEiEIer--Old Bourbon DistilIerv.
Importation direct from
Louisville, Ky; unequaed decacy
any Whistles offered in market
eff Trade
81 bot and
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19

Notice is hereby given that the above
sale ispostponed until Monday, December
18th, 1880, at - e'clock, Il.
II. W KALES,
Administrator estate Of K. Woolsey, de-
ceased. Eov.13-td
The Phoenix herald., 1880-11-19
PHsNsYLvANIA's VOTE.

HsRRIsBuEa, Nov. 12;h--The fol-
lcwirg is tie official vote for Presi-
dent in this State: Garfield, 444.704,
and Hancock, zO7. 428.
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Early Revenue Records.

Washington, Aug. ia mass of jocu
ments relating to the revenue collections o
the government during the frs. twenty
years OF the century has just been uneartbed
from lot of rubbish in the treasury depart.
ment. They contain, among great deal Of
trash, chain OF documents sufficient TO fur.
nish connected history of the revenue trans.
actions OF the government for the two
decades. From 1920 to 1861 there was
practically no internal revenue, and the
bureau became somewhat disorganized
since 1861, of couse, complete record
OF the acts of the internal revenue ser.
vice has been kept. Among the interesting
letters and reports found among the betero-
geneous documents dug out of the rubbish
pile were number written by Charlie. A.
Sherman, father of the present secretary
then collector for Ohio. la one he asks an
allowance for his expense in traversing his
alsIrlet many hundred miles in extent, on
horseback. In another he asks leave to 90
70 Connecticut and sec his father, the
collector for that state, who Il in i'll
health. In another written from Con-
nectcut he announced his fathers demise,
and asks the commissioner of revenue to
name his successor without delay, SO that no
may turn over to him the effects In the office
OF the late collector and return to bis far off
post OF duty, which sadly needed his atten-
ton. These letters are not essentisl to the
continuity of the record of the revenue SER
vice prior to 1920. They will be presented
to Secretary Sherman as memorials of his
office-holding ancestors.
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The Arctic Whaling Fleet.

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE schooner
Leo, seventeen days from Onolaska, brings
news from the Arctic whaling fleet to july
II, at which date the bark Carol hsd 200
barrels of walrus oil, the schooner Alaska
100 barrels of walrus, the bark Dawn 80 bar.
rels walrus, the brig Hidalgo 200 barrels Of
whale oil, the bark Francis Palmer $50 bar.
rels of walrus, the bark Pacific 800 barrels Of
walrus, the brig Tropic Bird 100 barrels Of
sperm. 200 barrels Of whale, and 100 barrels
OF walrus, the steam whaler Mary Ellen
100 barrels Of whaln and 1859 barrels OF wal
rus, the bark Rainbow 200 barrels OF whale
and 100 barrels Of walrus. The whole fleet
had taken but nineteen whales for the season
up to July II. The bark Coral had been
within short distance of Point Hope. but
was compelled to return on account of ice.
The Leo came down under charge of Lien.
tenant Hantd, of the revenue cutter Corwin.
having been seized on suspicion of selling
arms and liquors to Indians. Nothing has
been heard from the Jeanette or the missing
Whalere.
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HerseheI V. Iohnson pena.

Augusta, Ga, Aug. H.-Ex- Governor
Herschel V. johnson died at his residence in
Jefferson county, Georgia, last night, in the
oo'h year OF his age. He was presidential
eleolor and judge in 1874; United ST tes
senator In 1913. and governor of Georgia
nom 1858 to 1867. He was also Demo.
oraic candidate for vice.president with
stephen A. Douglas in 1860, and member
OF the secession convention in 1861, when he
opposed vigorously the policy of leaving the
union. In 1852 he was elected to the con-
leaerste states senate, and presided over the
constitutional convention in 1865. In 1864
he was elected as senator, but was not ner.
mltted to take his scat. In 1873 he was cleo
TED circuit Judge of the state court which
position he held at the time of his death.
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New Orleans Notes.

New Orleans, Aug. 1.-THE police have
arrested Martin Norton, John Crowley, Al.
exander Hites, alias French, charged with
the murder and robbery of Michael Meade,
respectable and well-to.do liquor dealer in
Algiers, on the night of the 10Th of March
last. Pierre Berth, another of the gang, is
still at large.
James Richard, formerly drummer in the
thirteenth infantry, said to be deserter, at
tempted to murder Miss Carrie Condau, who
had refused to marry him. Entering the
parlor where tho young lady was seated, be
drew pistol and fired, the ball entering the
young lsdy's head near the ear. II came out
at the mouth. The wound Is pronounced
dangerous, but not necessarily fatal. Richard
then cut his throat with razor.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
OLD WORLD MATTERS AND THINGS,
Adeiaide Nelson. the Famous Actress,
bead-The Panama Canal Project
Herbert Spencer TO Make II Tour
Around the WorId-Unround.
ed Report that Marshal
Bazaine is Dead, Etc.

London, Aug, ia Paris dispatch to the
st James Gazette says Adelaide Nelson, the
actress, died at midnight Saturday at the res.
taurant Leu Charlet in Bots du Palgies.
Mics Adelaide Nelson, who died in Paris
SUNDAY, was driving in the Bots do Boulogne
saturday evening, when she was seized with
sudden illness, and was conveyed TO the
nearest restaurant. Her remains will be
buried in Brompton cemetery, London, At
the end of the week. ~
Paris, Aug. H. The post mortem exami.
nation attributes the death Of Miss Nelson t,
ar9psy OF the heart accelerated by extreme
indigestion.
no DEAL WITH REvoLuTIoNIsTs.
:, A st. Petersburg dispatch to the Daily
News says the abolition Of supreme commits.
SION Indicated by the appointment of Gen.
eral Meiikofl TO the ministry of the interior,
Is evidence that the commission of the OK.
eepuonal powers are no longer necessary /,
deal with revolutionists.
THE BuRDErr.courTs
Inc correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says the measure of dissatis faction
ieit IN high quarters at the proposed marriage
OF Lady Burdett. Cou:ts and MIR. Bartlett il
indicated In refusal of the Chanel Roval
oavoy Tor the ceremony, despite the great
deslre OF the baroness that it be celebrated
there. e'''o'''eu
COLLISION.
Liverpool, Aug. ia collision occurred
ii the Mersery between the Dublin steamer
ILLoglord and the White Star steamer Baltic.
Il, Inc Baltic sailed this morning for New Yorl,
Ihe former sank, but all the pssseneers and
crew were saved. The Baltic out back md
went into dock for repairs.
A DENIAL.
A Paris dispatch to the 81. James Gaze,to
says the report Of the death of Marshal RI.
zane ia untounded.
PANAMA CANAL.
a farls dispatch says American objections
70 the Panama canal have been waved. and
the naturalization of the canal under The
guldsnship of the United States has been ac
cepted. Mons. Lesseps wish to issue thetotal
amounts of six hundred millions of francs in
snares here, and in London, New York and
Frankfort. 'N
HERBERT SPENCER.
The London correspondent of the Man.
oheater Guardian says Mr.. Herbert Spencer
the well known scientific and philosopic
writer, intends next week to make tour
around the world by way of the United
States and Japan. He will devote two wears
TO 1T taking social observations at the more
important points OF route. One or two scien-
tlhc friends and ono of his secretaries will ac-
COMPANY MIN on his tour, which will be the
immediate preliminary 10 completion of his
pniiosophlcHl systems, as originally planned.
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN.
Dublin, Aug. 1.-THE corporation unani-
mously nominated DR.. George Mayors Con.
servatlve, as lord mayor, for 1881.
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KENTUCKY.
Furious HniIStorn,

Danville Va, Aug ia furious hail
storm swept through the neighborhood o
Vernon, Halifax county, yesterday, coming
from northern direction, embracing a sec
ton OF country mile and half wide, and
extending great distance southwark. The
hailstones were very large. The wind blew
terrific gale, and there was heavy fall of
rain. One planter had hundred thousand
hills of tobacco destroyed, and other planters
had large quantities ruined.
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NOT TRUE,
A Fatal Carousai.

San Francisco, Aug. 17.--John Kelleher.
residing at Oakland with his wife and a
ne'ghoor, Mrs. King, INDUCED in drinking
carousal last night, in the course of which
the house was set on FIRE. Two of tho Kel.
leher children, Eugene and Annie, aged two
ana hye years, respectively, were burned
10 clnders, james, aged four years.
was fatally burned. Mrs. Kelleher will
probably die from her injuries. Mrs King
was badly scorshed, and Kelleher slightly
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Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 17.-Miss Lille Mat
ter, aged eighteen years, was walking with a
gentleman near Mount Joy yesterday after.
noon, when spark from the latter's cigar
set ire to her dress, and she becoming
alarmed started to run. A gentleman who
was driving toward her jumped out of bis
carriage and wrapped blanket around her,
but she was SO badly burned that she died
shortly after.