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A TRIO OF

A Child md n Young Man Drowned
and IN Unknown Man cut to Pieces OF
the RaiIrond.
Last Saturday morning q peculiarly SAD
case OF drowning occurred at West Alex
ander, under the following circumstances
Mrs. Scott, a music teacher, left her three
little children at home while she went tc
Clsysville for the purpose Of giving music
lessons TO a number OF scholars she las
in that rural village. During the morn.
ing the little fellows played very content.
eddy around the house, but about noon,
one oil them, Johnny, six years Of age, was
tempted out Of the yard by another lad
and into the yard of a neighbor acroes the
etreet. 1n n few minutes terrific shrieka
were heard. and a moment later the cry
Johnny fell in the WELL" Before a mo.
ton could be made, however, looking to
bis rescue, the little child was bayond help.
Grab hooks were procured, and in q short
time his body was hooked out OF the
water. 1t was found that in falling the
base Of his skull had been fractured, and
there were also other dangerous bruises
on his body.
A gentleman was at once dispatched for
the mother, who tainted at the announce.
ment and has ever since been in q crit.
cal condition. not having been able to be
removed to West Alexander until yester.
day.
ANOTHER.
Last Saturday night, while a crowd Of
young men were bathing in the river at
Grafton, one Of them, a young drug clerk
by the namO Of Zimmerman, from Phila
delphia, said, "Boys, I will take a diye.n
and taking a header down below was
never seen again. 1t is supposed that his
head WAS burst by a rock and he sank,
His body had not been recovered at the
time our informant left.
CRUSHED TO ATOMS,
Yesterday morning as passenger train
No. s was coming west over the Baltimore
& Ohio road at q point about twenty miles
east Of Cumberland q man was noticed
walking the track in front OF a Freight
train going east. Stepping from tho track
in front Of the eastbound train be was
struck and run over by the passenger train
and literally ground to powder. The train
WAS stopped as soon as possible and thu
remains gathered up and taken to Cum.
.erIand for interment. II could not be
ascertained who the unfortunate man was,
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Ecllpses Anything Ever Seen BEFORE

The excellent quality and beautiful col.
ored turquoise silks at Csc per yard; loo
pieces OF American and French lawns,
percales and ginghams at from s to l2Ac;
% pieces ginghams from S to 12!c; a
choice lot of rainbow and sunbeam dress
goods at 6ic. A large assortment Of fancy
notions, comprising all,the latest novelties
OF the season. Also a large stock OF car.
pets, wall papers, oil cloths, window
shades, &C., at astonishing low prices at
JouN RoEMER's,
No. 2010 and 202l Main street,
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"shc insists that 1t il more importance
that her family shall be kept in 'fuli health
than that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and styles OF the times. She therefore
sees to It. that each member OF her family Is
supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at the first
appearance OF any. symptoms Of Ill health, to
prevent a TIT OF sickness, with its attendant ex.
pehse. care and anxiety. AL women should
Palladium '' uvrtw "
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RIVER NOTES,

PlTTsBuRou, May 2s.-Rlver falling
slowly, with 2 feet Z inches OF water by
the gauge;l foot 8 inches at OIL City, i
feet 4 inches ct Brownsville; 4 feet Ain.
ches at Rice's Landing. CLEAR and hot,
Busineas fair. More freight offering, par.
tlcularly for st. Lonis, than there Is ton.
mage. The Sidney got out for St. Louis
about dark with all she can take on the
water. She was obliged to stop receiving
this morning. Her barge, which Ia being
towed from Wheeling BY the Nail City.
has not yet arrived. The John L. Rhoads,
en- route from St. Louis, will have to tighten.
She WAS drawing 4! feet when she passed
Mariettn. Tho Hudson and Bachelor are
due tonight. The crib for the break In
dam No. 3 will soon be ready 10 be put in
position. Tho stage Of water hero, May
IS, 1850, WAS ! foot by the gauge. Robert
Baxter, OF Allegheny City, u we'll known
steamboat clerk, who for q number Of
years has been engaged on'Upper Missis.
sippl boats, IL In charge Of the Office OF
the Grand Pacific. Captain James H. Ress
has recovered from Ills recent illness suli
cient to be about again. Among the round
trip passengers on the Buckeye State, for
Cincinnati, were Mr.. Willis King, wife ar d
s~ister.!n'law, aud Mr. W. W. Wattles anu
wife.
C~ISclSSATI, O., May 20.-River ten feel
three Inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and hot. Arrived: J.. D. Parker, Mem
phis; j. W. Morgan, Now Orleans. De
parted: Scotia, Pittsburgh. Down: Mon
tana, Pittsburgh to 81. Louis.
MEMPHIS, May D.-Rivor falling. Do,
narted--john a. Scuddsr, Jay Gould
New Orlcana; Ulty Of Helena. Vicksburg
Gold Dust, St. Louis. Weather clear unt
pleasant.
New ORLEANS, May 20.-Arrived--Au'
nie +. Silver, st. Louis. Departed-My
Choice and barges, st.. Louis. Weathe,
| warm. Ivbt phou,ar tb;u a,,n;,u -#f
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TIT is an excellent preparation and great
care seemst to have been taken in its manu-.
iacture," says Dr.. F. F. Tsber, Of Atlanta,
Ca, Of the Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Extract
Witch Hazel. It cures piles, salt rheum,
painful monthly flow, skin oruptions, old
sores and Ulcers. Beware of worthless
counterfeils. MwPAw
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81 Don't Want a pIaxter., ',

said a sick man to a druggist, cant YOU civ,
ME something to cure ne?" His symptom,
were alamo back and disordered urine md
were a sure indication OF kidney disease. The
druggist told him to use Kidney.Wort and In
a shott time 1t effected q complete cure. Eays
you these symptoms? Then get a boz or bot.
Tie tc'day-before you become incurable. n
Is me cure; safe and sure.-Knorrik Republi.
w." NWF& "
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The cheapest medicine in use is Thomas
Ee!ectFic OIL, becars, so very little of it is re,
quirsd TO effect a cure. For Group, diph,heriu
and diseases Of the lungs and throat, whether
used Tor bathing the chest or throat, for taking
pound. =. ~" ~
sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
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CARBuNcLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of lonl
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc
positively cured without the aid OF q knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myert
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, E~rysipelas, Soft and Ulceratet
Corns, Chillblaine, etc. it has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan & 90.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, February, 1873.

James l. Ellop,, Esp:
DEAR SlR-1 have used other preparation
Of Hypophosphites, but they do not compar,
with yours, which I think Is the best medicin,
for The nervous system ] ever used. Fellows
Compound syrupof Hypophosphites supple,
matter Tor bone and blood, rendering 1t highl,
beneficial for feeble children.
Yours truly, ". r. HoRyER,
Editor and publisher Buffalo Journal.
MWFIH
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NOE SALE.

-Four LOIS Of ground on South Penn ,,,ss,. u, "
%. % ahd 81 In Fink's addition. The ma, d.p,v
lois now Tor sale In the Seventh xrrl Of. N, s.-
apo IL. ,c ,n,"r. "!'
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WARRANTED not to contain a single
particle OF mercury, or any injurious or
mineral substance, hut 10 consist entirely
Of medical matter purely vegetable, which
is the reason Simmons Liver Regulator is
go ettectunl, yet 80 harmless.
u write you to certify that I have used
DR.. simmoDB' Liver Regulator in nv
family with complete snccess.
~. w. d. BIRD, Chattahoachee, Fla"
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Al thio tlmc Of the year agood Turkieh
bath Will do more to cleanse out your sys.
tenn and put you in good order for the
summer than ten dollars worth OF medi-
cine. The establishment is on the east
side OF Market street. below Fourteenth.
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~" HsOUsH H.NCIIIHIUV.
20 with the Panhandle excursion TO
NJ. Louis June Sd. Round. trip only $40:
uckete good Tor len days. Elegant day
coaches run through from Wheeling TO 81.
Louis. For particulars apply to ]. N.
be!ieyllle, Agent Panhandle route, Wheel.
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Boys Wanted.

READ l. Blum & Bros. advertisement
this morning at head OF local.
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WEATuER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 3O.-l A. NJ
For Tenneeaes and the. Ohio Valley,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, with
areas OF light rains, winds from east TO
south and slight changes in the pressure.
For tho Lake Region, slightly warmer,
partly cloudy, light rains aud east to south
winds.
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Qlm 9~utelGQtnrer.


sIsUo, rio.. rs and n Fourteenth street.
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Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, loo
boxes.
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Forty years trial ku proved "BLACK.
phAUGhI" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by Logan / Co,
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DOR CINCINNATI. LOUIS, m. \
L VILE AND 81. LOUIS. The ane. A94tsatEE'
HSIDNEY77
Will leave AZ above on MONDAY EVENING. Fo,
freight or paasags apply on board or to
EII CAPT. COULsON,
q maso Agent.
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Two good stout active boys wanted i'm.
mediately. Apply at No. 2O2l Main
street. JOHN RoEMER,
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~. l: IL Il. 8 p. ". 7 P. \. 7 AN. II mi P. y. 7 p. !
II so &c 70 90 80 IS
1880. 1881.
4. v. II u. 8 r. NJ. 7 P. Y. I AN. IL n. 3 ?. Y. I p.l
&C 70 ~ 70 II o. 81
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WE ELI WE SELL!

wv
india lawns At &c, othcrs sell them At 4oc. We sell
striped white lawns al l2kri others sell them At 25c
We sell tho best dreu g~inghauis n l2xc; others sell
them NJ l6c: We sell the best prints at SIC; Others
sell them a, Sc. Wc sell summer silks At 47kc; others
li seiI them at 75c. We sell hne Frsn.h Lace %buntings
= Ut 8lkc; Others sell them Ut Soc, or some try TO pna
OH doInes 10 ~buntlngs In place Of hno. soft Lupius'
fabrics, We ssl black sstins vt 75c; Others sell them
ST 80, US sell black silks 80 cheap that the carly
rush for our black siiks has kept up and We are re-
cclyIng new costumes daily. We have tho cashmere
Aiexnndrin silk, The best wearing Silks In the world.
/. any other house We sell mix grenadines At u rs;
others ak 81 and 81 30 We sell silk broeade bunt-
Iuss nj 75c; none Ia the city under 81 Is. We sell bro
cado ,ilk nj 75c; others AK 81 IS. We sell white goods
much lover than others. We sell housekeeping
goods and ravo you money. We sell ladies, Misses
and chillren's undcr wear at such prices that manu-.
facturers alone eau sell. We sell all the lvods 10 the
BAZAAR lover than the same class Of good goods can
10 sold. Wo carry the largest stock, the bsss Asort-
Inent and study the advantages Of our customers.
Our ost Of town friends send your orders c. U. ,
With privilege Of examination. II goods and prlces
are not rs we say and you expect, return at our ex'
pense.
ii il eyerybody's interest to look over our stock be-
H TARA having.
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lightess in use. ~ M.r NV
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No headache or back-ache for ladies'
who drink SWINE OF CARDUI."
For eAle by l0yaD 4 n.
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.Blums' advertisement this morning i,
regular space.
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NlsfA.
TerEible L0kN Of Life.

Blums' advertisement this morning in
regular space.
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DRY GOODS.
- DRY GOODS.
POSTED!

- Take this along II you s, out buying, but bear in
mind the goods We offer are not found anywhere
ht Tho same prices.
A small price list to guide you.
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BEAD |: Blum & Bros, advertisement
this morning at head Of local. "
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READ |. Blum & Bro.'s advertisement
this morning ut head OF local,
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Fraud.

best made. M.yrI
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Mole,
Take One,

Bluns' advertisement this morning in
regular space.
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer, 40 observed at Schnepi'e
drug store, Opera House corner.
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READ 7. Blum 4 Bros. advertisement
this morning at head Of local..
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Blnms' advertisement this morning in
regular space.
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/, BLUM & BRO,
1lO1. Main Street,

,nENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
IL SIRE TO savo their natural teeth We would sry
;lat wo are now better prepared than ever beiors to
,enxbls them 10 do 50. BY tho use Of an ELrcIRo
MAGNETIC pLuG6uRl wo can and are making better
Patients, than have heretofore boon made In this
city or cl,awhcls, without tho aid Of the Electric
Plu.sur. p What We Ray, We can prove BY ectuh
demonstration. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES II. BUkiISON 4 SON,
iul 10. f1l9 Market IT.. Whe@ling. w.. vs..
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eCR Slts
DOR SALE.
VALUABLE
JANE J. ZOO,
DOR SALE,

HoIs Ifs' adII,,6 residence at An,Ia. reuy, Oh. |
zen rooms agood well and ali n,cs, ,olIe, ttVa
Apply 10 I,r KY Stis,.
nayS Nt-p obhkllCE,
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Note.
Blums' advertisement this morning in
space.
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"BLACK.DRAUGHT" makes elills
and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan i Co.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON.

The senate committee on commerce has
added 100000 to the river and harbor bill
as passed by the house.
GEN. GRANT and Simon Cameron are to
be the special ambassadors of the United
States to Mexico to secure revision OF
the treaties.
A GREAT deal of comment is made on
the fact that the presidents message, de-
livered at the opening Of congress, has
not been printed. There have beeu mn
numerous applications for it.
THE house committee on Pacific rail
roads is determined to hold the Central
Pacific up to the requirements of the
Thurman act. A subcommittee is TO con-
suit with the attorney general as to the
best means to prevent the diversion of the
net earnings to the payment of dividends
on leased roads.
As chief marshal of the inauguration
procession, General Sherman has had a
deal OF trouble with the small fry of
Washington. The latest outbreak OF these
people Is directed against Division Com
mander Field, ex-doorkeeper of the house,
because he served in the confederate army
eighteen years ago.
HE Joint committee of congress on loss
es to revenue by frauds and eyasions OF
stamp duties, consisting of Senators her-
non and Allison, and Representative Car
Isle, Gibson and Mckinley, have agreed
not to subn it any reports. Numerous
allegations of fraud were reported to the
committee, but no evidence to support
them,
THE agricultural appropriation bill as
it passed the house has been amended in
the senate committee by the addition of
an item of $4,000 for investigating the
and an item of s. 1000 to continue a scien-
tifc investigation into the textile strength
and felting capacity of different woods.
THE canvass for United States marshal
for the northern district of Illinois has
already begun. A. M. Jones, sometimes
called Long jones'" is urged for the
place by Senator Logan and by Represen-
tative Hawk. His name has been sub
mitted to some of the other members of
the delegation, but they have not yet
nent candidate for the position is John
Stillwell, who, it is claimed, will secure
the place if Jones does not.
IT seems to be conceded that Gorham
will be the next secretary of the senate, as
he will receive the vote of Malone, and,
in case of a tie, which will be the case if
all the democrats and republicans are in
their seats and David Davis votes with the
former, the vice-president will give the
casting vote. There have been intima-
tions that the democrats will leave the SEN
ate without a quorum if the republicans
make an attempt TO reorganize that body,
but this is denied by the democrats, who
admit that they would not be justified be-
fore the country in resorting to any fill
clustering device of that sort.
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sequence often lost to the government. The SEN
ate bill by Window, apprOpriating money for
the purchase of a site and erection of a suitable
building for post Office and other government Off
ces at Minneapolis, Mimi, passed.
FRIDAY, Feb. House.-0wing to the long
session of yesterday the Journal was not made up,
and its reading was postponed. While the house
was waiting for a report from the committee ap-
pointed last evening, TO come to some agreement
upon the appOrtiOnment bill the house passed the
bill for the sale of the remainder of the reserva-
ton of the confederated Ooe and Missouri tribes
of Indians in Kansas and Nebraska. Mr.. Hos
tetter offered an amendment, approprating $780,
600, enablinf the secretary to transport free of
charge the subsidiary silver coin when required
to do so. Adopted. The house then adjourned.
SATURDAY Feb 20 Standardization Butler of
fered a resolution which agreed to- instructing
the judiciary committee to inquire and report by
what authority and under whose appointment
r. NJ. Wallace is exercising the duties of L. S.
marshal for Carolina. The senate then proceed
ed to consider the river and harbor bill and the
amendments of the committee which were agreed
to in the committee of the whole as reached. The
bill was finally reported to the senate and passed
ayes, %; noes, y.
ing of the journal for the previous day, Weaver
FOrtyche the house hall this evening for the pur-
pose of delivering lecture on the present condi-
tion of the German people. Objection made
and the house went into committee of the whole
on the sundry civil appropriation bill, all debate
on the pending amendment, appropriating $780,,
900 for the establishment of naval coaling sta
tiOns on the Isthmus of Panama being limited to
twenty minutes 1t was finally reported back for
adoption and the house adjoured.
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GENERAL NOTES.

THE Legislature of Texas went bodily
to San Antonio to celebrate Washington
birthday.
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE graduated a
class of 172 at its thirty-ninth annual com
mencement, Feb. 24th.
The name of Mckee Rankin appears in
a list of twenty bankrupts who were re-
fused discharges by the United States
court at Chicago.
THE exodus from Canada is not decreas-
ing. A special train will next week take
fifty families from Ottawa, emiqrating to
new homes in Dakota.
THE trial of l. NJ. kalloch, for the
murder of Charles DeYoung. now in pro-
gress at San Francisco, attracts great at
tention on the Pacific slope.
A COMPANY has been organized at Red
Wing, Mimi, to build a railway to Zum-
brota, and thence to the Iowa state line.
S. B. Foote is president, and the capital is
100000.
THE Southern Pacific and the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe.roads expect to con-
meet their tracts by Tuesday next, and TO
start through trains from the Missouri to
the Pacific by March 10.
MATERIAL is going forward for the ex-
tension of the Sioux City and Pacific road
to Fort Niobrara, which will give it the
nearest terminus to the Black Hills
THE sub-treasurer at New York has re-
ceived deposits Of S5,557, 900 from banks
which threaten to retire circulation on
account of the funding bill.
AT the risk of depopulating the state,
| the lower house of the Arkansas Iegisla-
ture resolved to submit to the people a
constitutional amendment to prohibit the
sale of liquor.
! MONTREAL reports marvlous develop
ment in manufacturing tariff. Among
/ the latest undertakings are skate fac
! tory, a cotton bleacher and corset works,
each being the first of its kind in Canada.
AN Albany dispatch announces that
State Senator William H. Robertson will
j be named for collector Of the port of New
! York.
| CHARLES 1BACH, of Indianapolis, is IN
dergoing terrible suffering from trichinia-
sis. Being employed in packing house,
| he was in the habit Of lunching on bits Of
/ pork but partially cooked.
/ PRESIDENT GoNZARES, Of Mexico, has
granted to Samuel Bowman; formerly OF
California, fifteen hundred leagues of
/ land in Sonora on which to colonize one
! thousand American families. General
Mannel Costas, who is favorable to the
scheme, will command the department in
which the grant lies.
/ IN the Whitaker court martial Feb.
Goth, before large party of wives and
daughters of officers, Lieutenant George
&. Burnett laid down upon an iron bed
stead, and with bands tied himself precise
/ ly as he found the colored cadet, afterward
/ releasing himself easily.
! THE liquor question is receiving con-
/ siderable attention in the southern legis-
| latures. General Sam Cary, of Ohio
will stump South Carolina in behalf of a
prohibitory law. Many local elections in
the latter state have been carried by the
/ temperance people.
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CRIME.

AT Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on Feb. %, a
son of Judge ellis was called to the door
and shot dead by some person unknown.
A POKER party, at AN illicit still near
Fort Wingate. H., closed the night OF
Feb. % by fight, in which four men were
killed.
A WARRANT has been issued at st. Louis
for the arrest of Count Won Bechtolsheim,
for the past six years Austrian consul at
that city, for the embezzlement Of 81 900.
GREECE has called out her reserve
forces. and the largest college in Athens
has been converted into a military hos.
pital.
of hall in Montreal where Mrs. ODono-
van Rosa was giving reading on Feb,
24th.
An effort having been made to induce
Governor SpragGe TO withdraw his divorce
suit, lie stated that he had received infor-
nation of such a character as to warrant
him in refusing ever again to live with
his wife.
JOHN HUGHES and Frank Hart, the ia
nous pedestrians. had serious fight on
the track in Brooklyn where they are
training, Feb. %.
MOUSE. a $4,000 trotter, owned by
Harry Times, of Brooklyn, was stolen
Feb. Goth, from his stables by man who
was allowed by the stableman to mount
him.
CONSIDERABLE excitement prevails on
Staten Island in consequence of the story
that Edward Reinhardt, a murderer, sup
posed to have been hanged, is still alive,
and the gallows has been cheated The
indignation is SO great that men talk of