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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-08
Local Points from the CapstoI.

The Senate District Committee vester-
day considered letter from the District Commits
sioners, recommending an appropriation fora gen
eral hospital, and decided by vote that the com,
mittee would not make the recommendation.
Senator Nithers was directed to report fayorablv
the House bill providing for the sale to the persons
owning the contiguous lots so much of the public
ground at the corner of Sixteenth and streets as
will make the angles at that corner right angles
she proceeds of the sale to be devoted to the
ton of school buildings.
The House District Committee yesterday agreed
to report favorably the bill TO incorporate the
United States Fidelity Guarantee and Security
Company.
The bill to make the 4th Of March legal holiday
was amended so that it viii not deprive any of the
public employees of their pay.
A bill introduced in the House yesterday, pro-
viding for an appraisement of the Seaton House
property, with view to its purchase for A city
post-ofice, was referred TO the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds.
Mr.. Herman yesterday introduced in the Senate
together with petition from the trustees of the
asylum a bill to release the Washington CITY Or
phan Asylum property from all taxes standing
against it, The bill was referred to the District
Committee
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The Shedd Baths.
at 903 street, is the place to obtain the best Dai
of all kinds
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OUR DUMB SERVANTS.
Annual Meeting Orfhe Society for the Pre-
VenfIon OF Cruelty to Animals

VenfiOn OF Cruelty to Animals.
The Society for the Prevention of CRU
city TO Animals held their annual meeting at the
Office of Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown yesterday
afternoon at four O'Clock. Judge Arthur Macarthur
presided and Mr.. George L. DouglatS officiated as
secretary
Mr.. C. T. Angel proposed an amendment to the
bylaws of the society, authorizing an unlimited
number of vice presidents and members of the cx-
ecutive committee, which was agreed to.
Mr. Fox from the committee on nominations
reported the following names: For second vice
president, Major Thomas P. Morgan: for third
vice president Hon. George B. Loring; who were
duly elected. The names of the executive COM
mittee selected were as follows: Mrs William E
Chandler Mrs. II. NJ. Teller, Mrs A. L. Barber, Mrs.
Bolton Porter. Mrs. J. S. Brown, Mrs J. O. P Burn
side, Mrs. Admiral Murray, Miss L. W. Brady Miss
NJ. /. Douglass Miss Guy WEIGH, General Thomas
Duncan, General 1. n. Palmer, and Messrs. G. B.
-Chittenden, o. {. Green, and R. C. Fox.
cure room for THs- authorized to pro-
and to appoint an agent. 1t was here siigeg;rtstt
by Mr. Fox that it was very probable that the old
club house, corner of Fifteenth and II streets.
could be secured for the use of the society 1t
suggested by member that it was highly neces-
saFy that an attorney for the society should be Sc
iected who should be charged with the duty of
looking after such eases as were appealed from the
Police Court, and the statement was made that the
society had lost many fines which would otherwise
accrue to it, owing to the fact that proper atten-
ton had not been given to such appeal cases when
they came up for trial before the higher court.
The matter was finally referred TO the executive
committee, with power to act. An adjournment
was then made subject to the call of the executive
committee
The following new members to the society were
elected during the meeting: Miss Carrie W. Nor
gan, Mrs. C. Parker, Mrs. Frances Fowler, Miss
Ella A. Morrill,. Miss Georgia Lane, Miss Anna
Plat, Mrs. Colley. and f. G. Afford, esq.
The secretary received contributions as follows
Miss Lane, s.; Miss Porter s., and Miss LindIey 8
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
''AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alder1ey butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lb. Ward prints at 45c per ID.
Also cottage cheese &c. per ball. buttermk, &C. per
quart and sweet milk, &c. per quart.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
has supplied its job department with complete
invoice of the newest styles of type and printing
material. and is prepared to execute jOb-work in
all its varied branches in manner equal to any
printing establishment in the country. Legal pa
pers. pamphlets briefs, records, reports, &c. exc
cuted with promptness and careful supervision.
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Mineral HafaPz-

gERyHAED LrsrEaAS concert to night at Lincoln
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You can publish a three-line advertise
ment of want rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 St, near Ju-
dietary So. Best shampooer this side of New York.
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MORNING.
- Mill Dlg

MORN ING.
my. ,Phila. aud Bait.
-ex ...................... i:40
fPhila.. Bait. and way 6:::e,3
iPittsb'g. Columbus,
Gin. and st. Louis. $50
fPhila. and y. Y. eX.- 6::2
Bait. and way stains. $50
Fred'k. Point OfRockS
and way stations 1890 S:225
Bait. and Annap. ex... SIS
Martinshurg and Ha-
gerStOwn &C. Met.
branch ............-...... $50
fBalt. and way stains
(Annap. on Sund y 1910
TBalt. Recommendation
Bait. eX.....................i1:;O
Trains marked 7 daily.
daily except Sunday.
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. PosT-oFFIcE NOTICE.

k -
The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY,
February Il, 1881. Will close at this Office on WEDNES
DAY at II for Europe by steamship Perthia, via
Queenstown Correspondence for France must be spe
cally addressed, and at Il for France by steam
ship T. de Lesseps, via HRvre: on THURSDAY at IL
M. for France Germany &c, by steamship Lessing
via Plymouth, CheTbOuTg, and Hamburg correspond
ence for Great Britain and the Continent must be spe
cally addreSSedl, and at 1880 a. m. for Europe by
steamship Baltic, via Queenstown Correspondence
for Germany and France must be specially addresSed;
on SATURDAY at II a. m. for Germany, &C. by steam
ship Rhein, via southampton and Bremen GORE
spondence for Great Britain and the Continent must
bespeciaiy addressed), and at u m. for Europe by
steamship City of Berlin via Queenstown, and at Il
and at 3 p. m for Belgium by steamship Naderland,
via Antwerp. Mails for Porto Rico leave New J ork
February S. The Iuais for Nassau \. p, leave New
York February 9 and H. The mails for ASpinwalI
and South Pacific leave New York February IL. The
mails for Havana leave New York February and 10.
The mails for Mexico leave New York February 10
and u The mails for Newfoundland and st. Pierre
MigIelon leave New York February IL The mails
for Australia &c. leave San Francisco February II.
The mails for China and Japan leave San Francisco
TIIOS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
PosT-0FFICE, NEW YORK, February 1851. fe7
eP CLOTHING FOR THE BOYS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To CLOSE OUT
the fine stock at
KATZENSTEIStS OLD STAND,
80 Seventh street northwest.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
fest JAMES S. EDWARDS, Assignee.
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Nd.
"AIderaey Dairy WAGONS
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CnRrEITEn 10 JANUARY 10. 1850
Baltimore aad Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and Il streets.
baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
Jersey avenue and c street.

EVENING.
Bait. Annapolis and
way stations ............ 1:5G
fCin. anG ST. Louis. 1:5j
baltimore and way. 300
y. Y. and Phila. eX... $50
Baltimore andNway..- $50
Bait. and Laurel ex..-. 500
Piedmont, Fred'k,Ha
gerstOwn, POINT of
Rocks and way. $40
fBalt., Annap. d way 6:37
Staunt'n andVall'yeX 10
fBalt. and way stains 7:55
fBalt. Laurel and Hy-
attSville eX.............. $40
iChicagO, Columbus
and Pittsburg eX...... 9:45
Sunday only. Other trains
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elRD DIR. FLODOARDO HOWARD HAS RE-
rs moved his Office and residence to 1919 street,
corner Eleventh street and has associated with
him in the practice of Medicine DIR. HOWARD H.
BARKER. Office hOurs-9 10 1920 4. NJ; 12:30 to p.
M, and ) to D. nj. nOI0Sm
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80. WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT COMPANY.

The stockholders of the Washington Gaslight Com
pany hereby notified that their annual meeting
for the election of directors for the ensuing year will
be held at the Office OF the company on MONDAY,
February 1881. Polls open at II O'Clock and close
at / p. m. CHAS b. BA1LY,
ia2l-td Secretary.
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DIR. Bovee's Turkish, Bath.
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M WTLL-A-N 90.
has opened 4 large case of lmpor-eI Ii,r,. y
mngs and Buttons in very el.IouT'iir liens -
fancy Nets for oyerdresses: fine French . ,2l
tasteful designs. for reception ana t',i 6llrs
handsomely made Blacl satin a. y o.- tsr sflrs-.
Suits and Wraps, and 4 full line OF - r,'.,, D.
goods. The above comprise oil me ~ In ,at =.
elties both in design and style oeiaii',..
ket, AZ prices which Will be found ve-s ..-l.s.! 2
the quality of the goods. The IaGie9 80
yited To examine them.
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49, CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS AND
kS Opium Habit guaranteed by the use of DIR. l.
f.. KeeleyS Gold Remedies Send for treatise. J. H.
BRADBURY, Globe Hotel, cor. 18th and streets.
. iaaS-In#
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

RT. PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
80 rately and at reasonable prices at COUGH
Inns DRUG STORE, Masonic Temple, corner of
Ninrb and
, 1881-11-01
CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 31.-At the CHI
nese Consulate 1t Is learned that tho name Ut
tllenew Chinese Minister to the United States
lsChaug elmo III. lie Is Il Taotl in rank, aud
las recently held the position of Cl,tuf of
Maritime Customs, corresponding nearly
with our Secretary of the Treasury. The
newly appointed Mtnistur went to Pekin in
the latter part Of August to confer with the
imperial authorities MD will leave for tho
United Statcs the middle or lattor part Of
November. lie Is accredited tn the unitetl
Ssntes md Peru. 'rhe otllcc of Second Min
lister tn the United States, heretofore held by
iunK Wing, t,ns been abolished.
, 1881-11-01
FRANCE.

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consequence D. sNo"'A'lso operht'ons Ill
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, 1881-11-01

DIsMARcE's DEFEAT At THE POLLS
BERLIN, Oct 3l.-Ille Liberals expect to
secure twenty out Of Ninety seats In the Sec
ond ballots' making their total strength! IN
tho Relcllstae 100. TIE Government of'lcia's
committed greAt abuses ut Laucnbnrg, whore
Liberals vera nrrestett, Great pressure was
also exercised III fayor OF the Conservatives
Iii Sc,leswig-I1olsteEn and West prassia.
The ,irm adherents Ut Bismarck I'll the Reich.
stag will probably not humber more tl,an
onc-third. lie will hnye to negotiate a1d
mancuyre dexteruusly TO carry out his eco
uou,ic schemes. 1t Is not believed Bismarck
Will try to conclIate the Cjericals by grant
INK concessions In rcgarl to tho Cultur-
tlan!pf. 1t Is therefore proplesie.l as a
broad result OF the elections that hu must
either frankly return to what Ills opponents
call "tllo libsral policy" or bring about a
complete stainlstllt In domestic legislation.
nlsMA1tcK,
replying to telegram from the AntE.Semtttc
Club OF {;erman students of LeIpslc Univer-
s!ty reRrettillg tlle result Of the Gorna,i cleo
tons, says lae Is neither surprised HOT dis.
co,traeed BY the elections, Chronic diseases,
lle says, require time and patience for their
cure.
4 HINT OF DIsEoEuT1oN.
The Post, In which the Government some
times throws out feelers hints at the possi-
blu dissolution Of the Relcllstag 1t conscrvR-
t!ves and Clericals combined should not have
majority.
THE ELECTION r:xc1TEMENr.
spfet,.! cuo!f'
BERLIN, Oct. @.-Tho electoral excitement
during the past week was most Intense. Az
tho day Of voting drew near the agitation
proportlonately Increased. During the tlny
itself :, everything about the polls pnssed
Oft quietly, but as tho night approached
people began to assen'ble about tie various
newspaparotllces 10 obtain extras announcing
tho returns. Tho police l,ad taken extraor-
dtnary measures for the preservation Of or
der. As the returns began to como In tho
people became moro excitol. and begun to
collect III groups TIL they neccsstt0ted police
Interference. The Unter dcn Linden and
the FElederfch strasse were particularly the
SCENES OF DISORDERS.
Among tho former tho sidewalks were lined
with policemen. who compvIled all porsons
, 1881-11-01
BRITISH NEWS.

THE EMI'1EEsH OF AUSTRIA.
LoSpoS, Oct. 31.-The Empress of AustrIa
hunts III Rntlandslilro the coming scason.
DON FULASO.
Keeuo's colt, Don Fulauo. II broken down.
SOMETHING LIRE BALDWIN.
F. 1Vitherby L Son, old established bro
kers, arc declared dcfaulters. The circunl-
ssa,tces of the failure aru Of distressing
character.
BrOCKs OF GRAIN At LIVERPOOL.
L1vENpool, Oct, yi.-Stock of wheat, &c.,
eco cei!tals; corn, l,040.00 ceutals; Hour,
1l1,000 sacks, $500 barrels.
, 1881-11-01
JfollIo nate1seH' Fierce Fight Against
tho ExtrMlllttOn LMSv.

Special Dtspl{eh 10 1ht GAteaso 1stbAHs+
CINCINNATI. O., Oct. :l1.-'rhe case uf john
Larlcy, nlfns Molllc Matcllcs. a1las the Lum-
herman. was declded by Judge Harmon. At
tho tI,se 0f tic robbery of cx-Statc Senator
Burton of $1,000 III United Statcs bonds
Moltle Matches WIS discovered to be In town
by tic detectives, o1td WIS arrested I'll SITS
pjcion. Finding that II woHtl De Impossible
to dcNtiiy him rs one Of tito robbers, the police
department notified the autl.nrities Of Gales
burg, ILL.,, alid of Detroit, Mich, that Mol.1o
Mutclles was III custody here, and could
be had II waited. lie wis wanted
Mt botll plnccs. aud llaste was ll!ude
by tho ollleins of totl, Ut tho cities tn pro-
cure GXtrnllltton papers. This GnIesburg MIL
clnis arrived oil the ground tirst, Atld tho
prisoner wns turned over to thefn tO answer
to q Charge Ut r0bbtng Ot,e Of the lnnks Of
t;alesDnrE oil the fu Ut July, 1870. Atn!lie
knew TINT II he went to GnlcsburR he woul1
20 tu the penttcntlnry. lie is wealthy, a,,d
Inns 4 Ilonse and considerable other property
III CteyelalMl. This .wns drawn upon, a,Mi-
ne,it coltnsel secured, aud a hard fight made
to bGat the extrndttIoh law. The mat
ter ilas occupied tho tally attention
OF tho courts fur three weeks. The Inst re-
sort OF Tie prisoners counsel was to attempt,
by 1neans at atl!davits, ta psoys MI ntlhl; hut
Judge Harmon rules that cxtratlition does
not depend upon actnnl guilt, n1l! Inns re-
lna,lncd tho acclscG 10 tho custody OF the
Sherilf, to be dealt With according to law
, 1881-11-01

TEH1s11JI.E WEATHER.
Sr. .Jo1lNs, N, T., Oct. 3i.-rhe steamer
Bristol, nino days from New York, nrrtyetl
this afternoon with the steamer Ayfona, Ut
Dundee, IN low. Tho latter was botlild fr0,n
Cntltz to Halifax mid Montreal with frni. nntt
WING. She experienced hcavy gales, Ind ler
r,itltter carrtcd Awny. at,d her Cargo shifted.
She WIS twenty-five days ont When sighted
by tho bristol Thursday. The stenlner
discard, fron Vtrginta to I4ortIoI,, with cot
tnl,, suyen lays out, nrrlvctt with propeller
broken. The accident occurred during tho
sewers gulu nf Frftlny. She will Hhi6 IL new
ans As suou ns possible. a'lt rcsuMc her wy.
age.
Till: AsSyttTA.
LONDON, Oct. :Il.--The Anchor Line
steamer Assyria was seriously tlntnageh on
ller passage, antl jctt[sonett part OF lIer curgu
1ler master was disabled.
, 1881-11-01

1SDI.ASAroiIs, 1ntl., Oct. U.-As the re.
suit Of Investigation mado to.lay by James
n. Carter. Of the Chicago firm Of Chapin &
Gore, liquor dealers. WIl!inin Heating, tho
indianapolis nlaiaKer Of tho branch estab-
!fshment, was arrested on II charge OF ell,-
bexzltltE $4,000 belonging to the firm. ile
for evcry dollar,
, 1881-11-01

LEXINGTON, H., Oct, Jl.-Ceia Singleton,
n negro girl. poured carbolic acid down
tho throat OF 5-ycar-oid chilli Of jacob
DayId, killing 1t. Thu elrl was arrested.
, 1881-11-01
Indictment Of an E:x.Assistnne Posts
1nnhfCr.

opEtta1 77Hpa1t7 70 1Hs [HItdp9 7Ft1HHts
1.t1T1.E Rock, Ark, Oct. 3i.-Thc United
States Grand Jury rct1rnctlnn Indictment to-
day against cx-AssistaMt- Postmaster Jollu
kerrnt. OIL the charge of ru,hezzling postal
funds. Tho amount taken reaches nearly
s:.0o0. Krrrot's trial promises to be inter-
,!ecte'l with .t1la, star-rol,tc swlndles. The
eas'. will probably cono up ut the present
turn Ut tic court,
, 1881-11-01

spfetd1 DHpafeh 70 7ha tagta0o 1fttENt.
Lt1-r1.E 1tocK, Ark, Oct. U.-Early this
morning Charles Jo,es, colores, was cup
snrcd by Il mob III the vicinity Of spadra,
johnson County, dragged to tho nearpst
timber. anA hung to the limb Of u tree.
J0l,es, nn Tuesday last, Iis,ilted Mrs. Lewis,
arespectaolo WIlite lady, but was frightened
away, ntld succeeded In escaping. Pursuit.
has BEEN iii progress, with The above result.
, 1881-11-01
TUNIS.

TuNtg, Oct. 3l.-Fartles Of six soldiers are
allowed TO enter kalrWall,
, 1881-11-01
RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct 3i,-The statement
OF tho Nopoe VrcmHa, that the Government
had decided to abolish diplomatic missions
at Lisbon, Dresden, We1,nar, StuttKarlt,
Carlsrnhe, and Munich, ia officially denied.
, 1881-11-01
4 Father Murders Ills Son lii Quar-

ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 3t.--In Whitfield
County, Tho,llas York was killed by Ills
fnther In tic prescnca Of the formers wife.
They unnrrcled about the crops. Ile fatt1er
fled.
, 1881-11-01

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.-Thc RralI4 Jury
today indicted Sergt. Thomas Reynolds for
murder i'll killing colorel ,nan nn!ncd
Hawkins during tho labor strike. Thu grand
jury fountl twu additional Indictments
against Assistant-lsecotder S.opllan for yEo-
la.tux the law prohibiting judicial officers
going bull for tho appearances nl PERSONS TO
tillswur criminal charges before their courts.
CarrQl ". Alien, Welt known IN commercial
cltalUa. convicted OF enbexzllnE al,d gnlll-
bling funds Of tho cont usR0uat!un. WIS sesl-
teIlced to two years llarI la1or III tue peltt-
tnntlarY.
, 1881-11-01

LEBANON, Ky,. Oct. 8l.-NIne prisoners,
mostly lnoonslIncrs, escaped from jail Sun.
day night They went By tho tunltelToute.
, 1881-11-01

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stnt ,t 9e Satmft!ay ans' pi.kea "!lt tne litiest
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I as .'tKs tsEcr aa at "niy ri;ey wIi"Me 5te as t,s
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tht, eiotinr witt T "t +, Iii. fnr,n m st y h,
rrv H. ,y"rrmt ia,I ~ TT" i
,letltiy k1ew bi,e. aud ,Is IL: ,mxst.|l j,n HI
j" = caretess l,a,ilicr ullbttprd nj M % i,is ' ctat ,
% i"tv x ~, m,,ie" ~ H. "' i,,.s KIN ,soaani
iutn NJ. In hnsc ND, ~ ,v1ii' ti,oro @ H. ,ra7". e
f,c..i ~ rasnni s, u x nrs, n,s , IL pn,t
a,,.sw @.,. wv ,o ,,,o,t" W. i f ' ' ta
"rs .,t ~ rr..s. hF i,innM ' ~ "'t hn ~ 9,t
hi,t III" cl,n",.v .cn,;m,1rnt ,eni,,att ~ ~, H.:
,vIu,rr hI. x1ant m,,f1i ,nrfx ,rrtmnr .i,.r" M,.
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, 1881-11-01
Vtght 1sotwccn ontcor. and 11ood1um..

Fight tfotsrecn Officers nnd 1Inoi1umH.
1sou1svis.y.s:. Ky.. Get. 3l.-1n thls city th!s
evening two h0otllums, jack llnlloran and
Andy Warner, were firing pistols iii the
street. Olllrers Harlow ntd Harlan attempt
ed to arrest them. when fight et,suetl, aud
md .was oll top Warner attempted to sllooe
1lar1nil. Ilte iattcr warttcti of the pistol.
which was Immediately discharged, and the
bnil entered lInrlai's licck on the right side.
coming out on the left, producing tlnnger4
nus wound. Uy tho assistance OF other 0Al.
GERS tho two men were placed In Jail.
, 1881-11-01
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WlLxEsnAnRE, l'a., Oct. 3l.-About six
months ago Tho.1,as Arrow. II blacksmith
employed III the mtnes here. sent To Wales
fur Ills brother William, paying Ills passage
to this country. Upon Ills arrival ho was
taken to live IN Ills brothers. family. md
went to work with liM In the lnlnes On
Saturday last William told his brother that
lit was going to take his sister-in-law and the
two children on MI excursion to Plymouth.
n few miles below tl,'s city. Thomas made
no objection, and the party.left Night canle
md they dit not return: Yesterday, morning
brought no tItlngs from tho .Absentees,
md tho husband went to Plymouth Il, search
Of them. lIe found 1T, trace, however, Of
made further Inquiries. a nelRlbor
told lin something that aroused his sMs-
ptciotls, nild hu went to one Of tile lepot3 i'll
the cIty mud there ascertatnetl That tho brother
had bought tickets. for st. Louis for tho
whole party. They Ind departed Tn tho lata
train. To-day Th0ll,as LEFT Will, deslru to
overhaul! tho e'opsrs anl recover the chill
uren. lie swcnrs vengeance On h!X brother
for destroying Ills peace and happiness.
, 1881-11-01

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MILWAUKEE, Wis, uct. al.--A mysterious
murder occurred III tho nuIK'iboghootl OF
alorrilIal1, Wis, lust hight. Sanuel Kenyon,
residing three Enlles from tho p!acs men.
toned, was called from hls house during tho
night by rna,l 9n horseback, who. without
killing hl,n Instantly. Tl,ora Is 10 Alle sus-
plcIol,cd rs tic pcrgstrHtor or tho itastardly
tued, and thu niartlur Is re8arsiod rs a pra-
fuun.l Inystory by the family Vt Kenyon and
by tue MIglbori.0ul ut l4rga,
, 1881-11-01

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WICHITA, kail., Oct. 3l.-rla lrlal uf CiIas-
so,,. the cowboy, fur murder In the llunne-
well free tight, tas Just Terminated ut Vel
ltngtun. the Jury returning q yer.llct of guilty
0t murder III tle seGohtl degree, Chasson'A
associates have not yet been triad.
, 1881-11-01

tl,tont, seyerlng the winlplpe and tnfllct1n9a a
will receiver. lie had bcrt, drunk SEVERAL
says. and Inst tight beat i,ta wife. Sa Ind
q warrant ISSUED fur It's strrent, and that 10
tll0 ten8un fur tho assault upon lltr.