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commented on ali l.ailds. It WIS claimed
by her accusers TINT motives botfl Of revenge
aiMt pceuniary gatn co,tld te proved. 1t
pruyed tn Dn entirely ckrrlnIstuntial,
ntul was tlcrmetl insufficient ii
warrant M Indictment. Mrs. Maya I,aa nj
ways borile ~, excellent reputation. Is pre-
possessing In appearances. well r'!,catctl5
iItis far ,nniy years been y member In good
stnlniing VI the Methodist Church. Public
ppfnin1l has nh along been strongly til her
fn.nr, AMI There ii u gcHeraf f.eltilx OF satls-
Of tIn wlIufesRtu poisoning Is therefore still
n mystery.
, 1881-10-21
klftF1 nv THE CARS,

ChHrlcs Earl, switcbsnati il, tho employ OF
tho Milwaukee s. 1t. t'aul lla'lroa'i, was run
down an Instantly killed ~ 10 o'clook Inst oven.
luz ou tho Eat- ia1ttlls tracks 1otwcutt Italstei
A,ld urcun slrruts. l4n was eng1lXoa In swttch-
Inv u frs,,sht-trs!ls, uud atappad tn tho
lsun. llaui]lu truck tUr tho purpose III
signalling his ruylncur, when hs wlls struck by
e,sxtnu No, att, The whute truth ltsscd uver
hils,, tuuu9ll1uf tho ba4iy lit tlu In0at lrrFlolu
,matsuer. Tie tieeeascA WINS Aa American, ~
ypurs Old, 4f4 lived 1T Nv. ~. taslal street.
, 1881-10-21
DROWNED WHILE IN a FIT.

ERFE3R4 13tVp0EEFF
MAnsuAL1rows, H., Oct. e0.-At Timber
Creek, seyen niles south Of this city, MI old
resident of the county named Stephen Shank
met strange and horrible death yesterday.
l.o was returning from the city Oil horseback,
md, wlien ,lcar home, WIS .selzcl with ii
spasu and fell frau Ills ltnrsc Into the wagon
track, faeo downward, and drowned Il, two
Inches Of slllsl loft by tho lnto ruins. Ills
but only after lie had been drinking, and II
Is Thought hn WIS Hnsley Tic influence ct
liquor at tho time. He luaves u large family.
, 1881-10-21

kind l,'. sant TO this committee. We lave
a,!opsed slc plan Of distributing money, l,uy-
Ing nrc,.,ly ,iisbnrseh sti.ooto thr sufferers;
tlnl n'l ,nt'urys Entrusted tp This cnmlnittrn
VIII bn something sen, IN tar burnt district
i'll t,,alI. 'i'Iie lnrt Huron UhttH Times VIII
cn.,taill u weekly batarcn sheet ut our bal
tf0i, to tic Secreturv hr the Undersigned.
+. e.. CARLTON. Maynr.
Chairman, 1T tho FORT Tistrbn Helcf CDnillltee.
, 1881-10-21
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nav YoMK, Oct. 90.-Arriyet, Tue Ohio,
frolu Bremen; the batavia. frou. Liverpool;
the LtsslnE, from Hamburg, aud the City ut
Limerick, from London.
LoXpoS.- Oct. D.-Arrlved, the Greece,
from SeW York.
New YoHK. Oct a0.-ArriYod, tho Canada,
frQM LOuuuu.
, 1881-10-21

MELVIN, ill.,. Oct. 20.-An unknown man
was killed on tho rnIroad, two a,ld half miles
south of Melvin. at LAO o'clock this morn-
Ing. IIo is supposed to have been sitting o1l
the emf OF the ties md was struck By the
engine. IIo Ind tho discharge Of James X.
p,Ischforl from. tic United Suites service,
Company /, Flf.y-sayenth u!Inols Volun-
teers, In ILLS pocket.
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ITEMS.
MICHIGAN itEf.tEF,

NEW YonK, Oct. n.--'Thu Michigan llc-
Ilef Committee appointed by Mayor s;raru
organtze4 by elcetlng Goorga N. Saunders
ChaIrn,n1., William Dowh I'rcasursg,' u'ul
Perry Belmont Secretary. Committees OH
subscriptions, addresses, public sltertAin-
app1lMted. anu rules ald regulations also
adopted.
uULNs
There arrived from Europe today Sl6l.0
In guild,
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Sptttat Ditpatch 10 Tbs Chtcdeo 1tibtns.
DunuQuE, H., Oct 20.-.Jnbez Smith. mall
aeent OIL tie Chicago, Milwaukee T. st. Paul
Hoad. was drowned nt Sabuln to.day IN nt-
s!lor!. Thn bout struck the bridge, Was eal-
atzel, nAA Mr. Smith never ross.
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8PFt1d1 151F97fH 70 TN GHRaQ9 7F9u1HE -
Nl1LAHAuKEE, Wis. Oct. .o.-tieorka W.
Morton, proprietor af tho fashionable sals'o''
III tie i'lanktutan ll0use known as Sprlng-
bronx. Mat|o al assignment Tor The lsnaIlt Ut
his creditors today, 'rhe liabilities Nru sa!d
IL bu vi, ,UO; assets, $3.50.
, 1881-10-21
MINING LITIGATION,

LEAnv1rI.E, C0lo., OIt. 1D.-In tho case Of
TABOR, owllor Of tho Matcllless Milne. vs.. Sui
HES;ah. Ftnerty u liaii, 0whera Of tho Dnlpntn
alfle, Involving the rici, e1,.l ut thu Malrll-
tsss ~ taa Jury this evening returned Il verdict
WI de!ei1tnnts,
, 1881-10-21
CROP NEWS,

spsetas Dtspasea 10 7HA Chicago Tribune.
LEAvESwoirTIl, kas., Oct. 2o.-fhs re-
ports circulated in Eastern clttes that ha1isas
corn Is roltIag lu tue fields nrs untrue. What
corn IL rasseu In Kansas th.s ysas u OF xey4
quality RlAl Gree tgVlu luteets.
, 1881-10-21

dpketot Uspateh to Ihs Chieaou Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, La., Oct. ao.-Tlm French
Steamship Turnill arrived tonight will. 1'U
ee1'llgranls from Ty'rol, who are going to
2eSas 70 work OIL u r,ltlrnad.
Tha l?uartl Ut Health decided tonight to
snslelltt tic quarantine OIL tho lst Ut Mt
, 1881-10-21

NlECTITUNI4 ] F5t& VQT E9tEVE0t
ponr llulsoS, Mich, Oct. ao,-lo the Pub
Tic: Thanking tho charitable public Of tbs
uujted States aud tlIe Provinces of Canada
tar their very Kener1us contributions, l
would request that 10 further donations ln
, 1881-10-21
CASUALTIES.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

SINGULAR ACCIDEST.
CtSctSNAT1, O., Oct. 10.-Flve men were
Killed yesterday OIL tic Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, thirty 1,,lles from Ctnclnnat. 'rllcy
were OH a chr containing watcr-thnks, which
had been detached from coal-trnfn with I'LL
engt1,e to 20 n little distance up the track.
Returning, the engine becnilD Nt,tl,nhnEG-
nhte. nffl tho car WIS driven With great fOrcg
agnlpst tho stnndlg c0at.tratn. Thu nlell
kilicll wcre Dayid Campbell and. Georges
Campbell, Of Mckinney. win werc riding for
amusement; john Alc0rli. Cflarlcs Kn0t!s.
ard t;corEo Wiifppay, railway, employees.
Another enlployG; Thomas Smith, l,ad both
h,,rt. WbIppey lived ut Cleveland, q.
There Is solilD question about ttle enlist
Of the imuhiIity Of the engineer To stop tho
enginu. Tile train Wns NIL extrn cual. mud
lad stopped near Mckinney station to dcliv-
er emil for tho usD Of tho rund. Tho I'LL
gineer tonk tho cur continuing two WATER
links, nlltl. with the eng1ue, went tn Mr.
kinney tn yet llanlts 10 |,pil tlnlonu tho c0n!
Four employees Of tho rtAd nntl two young
men Win wanted to tNke n ride got t,1l the
car, which which WIS backed 10 tilt standing
train. TIle conductor, MArk Netnar. WIS III
Charge oil tl!e engine. whicll WINS nt heavy
planned cause lie e0uftl INT stop It when near
Ing the trai,,. There WIS steep Er...ic. but
this wnY mt n sufficient rtnsOn. Ihe tnttKs
nn The car wheil the collision occurred wero
thrawn ytUluntlY together nntl tho MEL sliticE,
ingty illnuglcd. 1t has beett suggested that
tIia conductor was drunk, but no c0ntirnlA-
tiou Ut this suggestion Cnll be obtained trDn,
parttrs here. Trains were delayed two hours
by the accident.
, 1881-10-21

R0M0RED INDIAN OUTBREAK.
!hEscoTr, Arlz.. Oct. .0.-ltep0rts nra re-
eeased hero OF MI [utltan outbreak III North
e3l Artzona, but lacks confirmation.
, 1881-10-21

THE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.
bosrox, Oct, 90.-Tl,o American Humane
Association decided to bring Into the Suprei,lu
Sl91t ut The United States 4 test casv nt
sallroads.
, 1881-10-21
4 WHOLE FAMILY BURNED.

JACKSON, Amnlor Co., Cn1., Oct. @.-The
residence Of N. Jelleitc, one milo from hero,
was destroyed by ru ut = this morning. All
tho inmates, consisting Of Jcleitcli, Ills wtfo
nnl two children, n glri 2 years nd, md an
infant sot . months Old. uprlsllut. .jetle-
itt:l!'s remains wcro found with the Infant
apparently sl!tfocntcsl whilst trying to escnpn
with tho infnnt III his nr.ny. Thu bodies OF
the wife nnd eldest child wero foM''sl close
toEett,or by hctrooM wi'ttE1w: 'rllo bodies
sleeping within few ynrda, hut cDulil ttn
nothing for thu inmates. I'hetiru Is believed
tQ have been accidental.
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What the Director said. 4 Boston re-
porter, while in the Office of the New
York and Boston Despatch Company, had
a conversation with Mr.. B. F. Larabee,
one of the directors of the company, who
gave the following personal experience:
"A little over a year ago was taken
sick. did not know what the trouble
was, but continued to grow worse, and
my complaint baffoled the skill of my
doctors. At last my symptoms developed
into the terrible complaint, Bright's Dis
ease, which had been pronounced incur
able by all physicians, My suferings at
that time was unspeakable. was bloated
from head to foot; my heart painted me;
my pulse was irregular, and was unable
to breathe except in short, conyulsive
gasps. While suffering thus ] learned Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
and although / had been given up to die,
by the prominent physicians of Boston,
and they had told my friends could not
live week, ] resolved to try this remedy
as last resort. / am rejoiced to say il
has effected perfect cure in my case,
and with many of my friends, who have
been afflicted with kidney troubles,
either of long standing or in the acute
forms, and who, under my advice have
used this most wonderful remedy.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06
From Almost EverysOhere.
MONDAY.

II is proposed to change the name
of the Farmers College, Cincinnati, to
that of"Gar6eld College" "A mob
forced open the Jail at Bloomington,
Illinois, on Saturday, and hung Char
les Pierce, convict, who had killdd
the jailor few days before.--Tim-
othy X. Earle, the Prohibition nom
inee for Lieutenant-Go Of
Massachusetts,, is dead a meeting
is to he held at Washington to estab-
lish Garfield Memorial Hospital-A
party Of Sunday baseball players were
ordered off ofthe farm of Benjamin
Brooks. on South Broad street, Phil
adelphia, but refused to leave, where
upon Brooks fred double barreled
shotgun toto the crowd, wounding
several persons.--The police Of the
Seventeenth District Philadelphia,
have made their usual periodical raid
upon the denizens Of Alaska street
and captured thirty Of the wretched
creatures.-The whaling schooner
R. B. Hendy, Capt Winans, arrived
at San Francisco yesterday with the
crew Of the wrecked whaIer Daniel
Webster. Captain Winans brought
news of the Missing whaler and Of
the search expedition steamer JEAN
nette.Gamboling upon the ocean
steamers is attracting much attention.
owing to iss rapid increase.
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At the opening Of the Monmouth
county courts at Freehold on Tuesday,
How q. W. ScuDDER, Justice Of the
Supreme Court, holding Circuit pre-
siding, in his charge to the Grand
Jury, said: "Immediately after the
death Of President GAHErELD within
this county I req aested the Attorney
General to advise with the Prosecutor
Of the Pleas and determine what
steps, ifany, were necessary to be
taken toward the prosecution Of the
perssn charged with causing his death.
The result has been made known by
the publication Of the correspondence
between Attorney General Stockton
and the District Attorney for the Dis
triot Of Columbia, in which the for
mer has said that he should not advise
any legal proceedings to be taken here
with view TO the punishment Of the
hsinous oGsnse unless he shall be in
formed that IL cannot be punished
under the Courts Of the District Of
Columbia, and the latter has replied
that he has no doubt that the law in
force in that district will be found
adequate to meet the case. 1t will
not, therefore, be advisable or neces.
sary for Jon to take any action 10 this
matter at the present time unless We
shall be notified that the prosecution
and indictment Of the offense 10 this
county are required to prevent fail
ure Of justice, which does not appear
probable according to the statement
made BY the proper legal authority
Of the City OF Washington" The
Grand Jury Of the District of Colum--
bia on Tuesday made presentment
against GUITxAU for the murder
and the District Attorney has made
the indictment. GEo. ScovILLE a
brother-in-law of the assassin. will
conduct the defense, and says ~ shall
plead the insanity of the prisoner "a
an excuse for his crime. If GurTnAu
II sane man he deserves to suffer
the full penalty Of the law, and I
would not do anything to save him
from hanging. | simply want him to
have fair trial under legal forms.
and it the country, as well rs the iury.
cannot be convinced that the assassin
was not legally responsible for his
acts, he should suffer death. We
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With every issue Of THE NEWS
new names are added to its list of sub
seribers. Within Eve months nearly
six hundred new Subscribers have
been placed on our books, and thus our
advertisers are benefited. The News
i doing what It can to help along the
boom, and lot the people know that
prosperity and plenty abound in Bur-
ington county. We have had as
good II not better crops than any
county in the State, and the prospect
for another prosperous fall snd wiuter
season i quite iisstering. Prosperity
for TIE NEWS is money in the
pockets OF ito advertising patrons.
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1t has been said that it would be
impossible 70 procure . jury of twelve
men who have not expressed an opin-
ion on GUITEAU, but one man at
least has been found. he is an Indi-
ana Republican and inquired last week
what was the meaning Of the display
of mourning emblems on the houses.
When informed that il was in memory
ofthe dead President, he replied "Ol
yes. l believe ! did hear he was very
sick /"
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

(,ANARY, HEMP. RAPE, MILLET AND
~ Nav seed, at l.. NILLERfS Drug store
Main street, Mount holly
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The Camden Daily Post celebrated
it's sixth anniversary on Monday BY
putting on brand spsng new suit and
now presents beautiful appearance.
The Post Is one Of the fixed institu--
tions Of Camden and in fact Of large
portion Of the State. We pass the
stereotyped phrase of "success to it =
1t has long been successful and no
danger Of it's going backward
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

The Monmouth Democrat reflects
credit upon itself when it spurns the
nomination OF GEORGE W. PATTER-
SON for State Senator. An ex-con-
vict is no credit to a party which has
1000 majority in the county and when
the nomination is equivalent to an
election. A few more independent
Democrats like MAJOR YARD will in
sure his defeat.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

General Dealer In the leading makes Of
Organs among which Is the celebrated Estey
Organ which has no equal for quality OF
tone, durability, power and workmanship.
Also dealer in the standard makes OF
Pianos. composed of the Ohickering, EN-
erson, Fisher and others.
Violin strings and trimmings. Accor'
deems, Banjos, Guitars, Flutes, Brass In
struments of all kinds. Sheet Music,
Instruction Books and Musical Merchan-
disc generally Also Sewing Machines al
the lowest figures. Piano and OTgen tun-
ing done at the store or residence. Organ
boxes for sale from rs cts. to S1.25.
Call and examine our stock.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

Several years I have been taking SO.
called remedies and prescriptions from
physicians for dyspepsia, with no benefit
one bottle d. r. V. G.. has cured me:
l take pleasure in recommending to all.
Isaac T. Stoddard,
Adjuster Charley Oak Life,
Hartford, Conn.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

LADY BEAuTIFIERs. = Ladies, you can
not make fair skin, rosy cheeks, and
sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics Of
OF France, or beauti6ers Of the world,
while in poor health and nothing will
give you such rich blood, good health,
strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. A
trial is certain proof.
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TUESDAY.

A call has been issued for caucus
Of Republican Senators to be held at
the Capitol on Saturday evening next.
The Grand Jury Of the District
Of Columbia have examined several
witnesses 10 the case Of Guiteau and q
presentment for murder is expected
to be made to-day or tomorrow; ar
raignment viii quickly follow. 49,
Henry j. Rowley, a ward politician Of
Utica, admits that he wrote the letter
containing an expressed hope that
some one would kill Oonkling.
The German ship Hugo has been de-
stroyed by fire, and several lives lost
in the South Pacific. --Howgate, the
embezzler of sigual-service moneys, is
still missing.-The Municipality Of
Berlin has arranged for special ser.
vice in memory Of President Garfield
There was great procession,
triumphal arches, and mass meeting at
Cork in honor Of Parnell.-The
meeting Of the Gear and Emperor Of
Austria is expected to take place at
Warsaw next week. -Foxhall Is the
favorite in the betting for the Cesare.
witch takes---Apache Indians at
tackled soldiers near Fort Grant, in
Arizona.--P. W. Cullinan was NOM
mated for the Assembly by the Conk-
ling Republicans Of Oswego.--Ex-
Governor Moses, of South Carolina,
was arrested on charge Of swindIing.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-06

Sellers Liver Pills" have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver COM
plaints costiveness, etc. for fifty years. I'm
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trust there will be no technicalities by
which the villains neck may be
spared from the rope any longer thao
possible. He has lived too long already.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER s, 1881.

THE Semi Weekly Nesos" has a
larger circulation IN Burlington county
than any paper published outside Of
Moant Holly
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WEDNESDAY,

A numder of Erenchmen and for.
eigners was maasacred BY the incur
gents at railway station six miles
FROM Tunis.---A famine is threat.
ened 10 Sweden. President Ar.
thur arrived 10 Washington yester-
day Captain Howgate was rear
rested in Washington on q charge Of
embezzlement --Nelson w. Aldrich
received majority Of the votes for
United States Senator Ia both
Houses Of the Rhode Island LeQisla.
ture. "A claim Of e8. 600, 900 was
made when the will Of the late Asa
Packer was submitted for audit in
Philadelphia. Henry f. Durant,
founder Of the Wellesley Mass ) Col
lege, died Monday 1t was discov.
cred that the daughter Of Governor
Hamilton, Of Maryland, had made a
secret marriage.