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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.
unitlmore GENERAL MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Cotton dull mid
ding, ll94@ll%c. Flour very firm, but without
changes Howard street and Western superfine, s. 90
as IS; do extra Sc 25a7 90; do. family, 81 25@S co.
City Mills supetfne, IS 0O@5 75 do. extra, sc $50
@ 10; do family, IS COOS %; do Rio brands 81 700
8 co. Patapsco family, s. 80. wheat-southern
higher and steady; Western higher, closing easy;
Southern red, 81 lO@l IS; do amber, 81 50at SO /;
No. Western winter red, spot and September
81 45dt 45lk; October, 81 46lsq1 46Js; November
VI bON@l b0k. Corn-Southern firm; Western
higher and strong, but inactive; Southern white,
g2@93c; do. yellow, 72c Western mixed, spot and
September, 73c bid october, 731l@7ic; November,
T63lG 76J6c. Oats steady; Southern. 50d53c: West
ern white, 51@5SlSc: do mixed, b0@5lc Pennsyl-
yania 5l@63c, Rye quiet ut 81 04epl o. Hay FIRM
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, S2l@
%. Provisions firm; mess pork, $50 IS; bulk meats
shoulders aud clear rib sides, packed, qlf9lli<c
bacpn-shoulders, 101fc; clear rib sides. l2Hc
hams, 1iI@16c; lard-refned, l8lSc. Butter strong
Western grass, 15t125c. Eggs higher at 20@2lc.
Petroleum dull; refined 7Jso. Coffee dull Riocar-
goes, ordinary to fair, nominally g)49l2lSc. Sugar
firm a son, lQlSc. Whisky steady at 81 1901 lyT.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton,
3-l6@14di flour, % per barrel; grain SGD. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 1913 barrels; wheat, 81 4gi bushels
corn, 1882 bushels; oats, 400 bushels; rye, 34S
bushels Shipmonts-wheat, 81 ,S37 bushels corn,
81, lS9 bushels. Saes-wheat, $50 100 bushels corn,
l4G,62S bushels
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Is It n Partisan Document

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
THE REPUBLICAN wisely leaves questions
OF a purely medical nature in connection with the
Presidents case to the doctors for discussion, l
hope THE REPUBLICAN,, however, will not be mis-
led by Attorney General DIacyeagh or any other
non medical authority into confusing the public
mind further by referring to the location Of the
bullet as linear the region Of the heart" glance
at Gray or any textbook Of anatomy will show
that ball lodged "below the pancreas" and near
the first lumbar yertebra might with equal pro-
priety be said 10 DO linear the region OF the hip
joint" With regard to the official report of the
autopsy It may be safely LEFT to the judgment Of
enlightened medical men all over the country, by
whom 1t is TO be feared the statement of the sur
geons will be regarded as q partisan document, In
which the great questions as 10 the
CAUSE OF THE PRESIDENTS DEATH
have been subordinated to the desire to save the
regulations of his medical attendants. From a
legal aspect also the posl-mortem examination
will have grave Importance, and the prosecuting
whose result was delayed nearly eight hours,
when two or three would have suffced, would be
Mt least free from such fatal flaws as the statement
that the liver was free of Assesses while the
existence of an abscess by inches In dimensions
between the liver and the large intostincs Is con-
coded. The surgeons have persistenuy denied the
existence of liver abscess during the life OF the
patient, let II be remembered. Now, liver absceSs
Is well known to be an indirect consequence OF
gunshot wound, therefore preyentible
BY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL SKILL.
The fractured yertebra or Joint of the spinal
column, however, was the direct consequence OF
the assassins ball and beyond the reach of effect
ual treatment. Hence the, prominence OF that
lesion II the report as Sufficient explanation O.
no less than public calamity that this final
scene in the national tragedy should have been
left in the hands Of deeply parties alone
If we except DR.. Smith, whose participation was
probably of q nominal character, IS,
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmcinI Transfers ms Recorded Yester-
day.

The Onicinl Transfers ms Recorded Yester-
day.
Mr.. j. +. 0lmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate in the District asre
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Connecticut avenue between Q and r streets
north sublot 10 (25 feet by depth, square Ill, NJ.
=. Callan, trustee, to James Henning, nominol.
On Vermont avenue, corner of IL street north,
original lot and south half OF lot 26 feet inch
by depth) square 2l9 Charles Norris to Harriet
b. Coolidge, $500:
teenth streets west sublots % and % il.i feet by
depth). square 1872, Union Bethel African Method
list Episcopal Church TO Andrew Irvine. $1,000.
On street north, between Twenty second and
square so, Alfred c. Harmer tc Harriet D. Coolidge.
$500.
on streetnorth. between Fifth and Sixth streets
east sublOt % (2l by 20 feet), square $751; and on
sublot % nc by 9S feet, square s3l, and on Fith
street cast between aud streets NORTH sublot 80
l3 feet inches by 9S feet, square S3l, Charles A.
Eldredgc TO Alice M. oferdinger, $780,
streets east sublots 49, so, 81, CO. 6l and CT ESQ feet
by depth, square $751; and on street north, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets east, sublots Is
and 20 (i0 feet by depth, square $751; aud on Sixth
street east, between and streets north sublot
3S go by ITO feeD square ST. and Seventh street
east, between and X streets north sublot 20 go
by ITO feeD square oJI. and on alley In sublot 20
al feet by depth), square So7, Charles A. Eidredge
On Fourteenth street cast between g street south
and South Carolina avenue. part of lot 33 feet by
20l feet o. inches) square 1860 George ID. Todd to
Ellen Moore nominal.
COUNTY
On Jackson street. between Pierce and Adams
Streets sublots 500, So 5l aud 572 96 by 1870 fee
of subdivision of Uniontown, Mary L. Mcfarland
TO James Dement,, $50.
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FINANCIAL ANp coMMERoIA1.
stock aud Bond Quotations. baltimore
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowest, aud closing quota.
tons, are furnished by the banking house of II. D.
Cooke, jr., & Co., 1i2o street, Washington, ID. C
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
New YORK, Sept %, 5:i5 p. INTO. days market
opened at about yesterdays closing prices and
for most of the list was strong throughout the
day, closing at an advance Of 4 to per cent
While the general market was dull, there were
specialties which on active trading advanced
sharply. Among these was Reading, which rose
4pcr cent on the favorable showing in their
statement published to-day, and on reports OF q
contest for control between Gowon and the
present management The Wabash stocks also
advanced, notably the preferred, which closed
per cent. higher than yesterday. There was no
reason given for this. and the mere fact Of move
ment having been started In 1t at the opening
was signal to buy from class OF traders who
are quick to follow the market either way, and
who constitute an important element IN the
present market. These two stocks led the market,
and the general list followed with an advance
ranging from u to per cent. Money was in good
demand at G per cent. until late in the day, when
the rate at the Stock Exchange declined TO per
cent. We cannot learn Of any action being taken
as yet by the trunk.ino managers as to a restora-
ton OF rates. With regard to action by the Seore
tary of the Treasury, II is thought none win be
taken before Tuesday next.
NEW yOuR STOCK OuoTATIONa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

Health must suIfer seriously IT the bowels are
even partially DISTRACTED. A free aud regular
exit through the natural channel OF the debris OF
the system, is essential 10 its wel-being This
efcte matter being duly thrown oil, bilious secre
ton and digestion go OH uuinterruptedly, put IL It
Is not, the bile is diverted into the stomach and
the blood, and headaches, bilousness, heartburn.
hatulence aud general i'll health cnSue. But 1t
is n very easy matter to prevent these consc-
quences. A course OF Hostetter's Stomach Bittery.
the leading aperent and tonic OF the day will
overcome constipation, whether temporary or
chroplc, aud render the habit of body regular and
vigorous 1t does not grippe like an ordinary
cathartic, nor conyulse and weaken the bowels
On tho contrary, 1t invlgOrates them. aud more
over imparts tone and regularity 10 the stomach
and liver. MWF
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nae EAsr ro rHE WEST.

Open thy arms, Vest Rreceive thy sonl
His heart so long has yearned for thy embraced
He comes to sanctfy the soil whereon
lie erstwhile walked and looked into thy face.
Thy grlefis ours-wlh thine our tears shall blends
We feel the blow and bow beneath the strokes
The stricken ones who weep beside their dead
Are ours and yours to cherish and defend.
Perish the name ofhim whose cruel rage
Has clothed the Nation IN her weeds to-day,
And married our second century's spotess rage
With stains his blood can never wash away.
open thy gates, o westi Receive thy soul
Deaths proudest trophy now to thee we soude
with trembling lips we say, Ills will be done
Whose watch-oare compssse,h the end.
-geu Vail. fr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

Long BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 22.-The
painful news of President Gariield's death was
communicated by NJ. Barthelmy st. Hilaire to
President Grevy, who sent at once by cable his
condolences to Vcc-President Arthur. Besides,
by direction Of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs OF France, the French Minister at
Washington, NJ DeGcofroy, accompanied by his
secretaries, called at the Elberon this morning 20
renew orally and Officially to President Arthur the
expression OF deep and profound sorrow of the peo-
pie and ofthe government Of France. Afterward
the French legation proceeded to Washington
where they will attend the funeral ceremonies
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and preferred, but recovered i9lN per cent at tho
close. Sales to-day aggregated 32i,07S shares, in
Guiding Canada Southern, 6600; Central Pacific,
$500; Delaware, Lockawanna aud Western, 10 900;
Denver and Rio Grande, 1900; Erie, p 900; Kan
sas and Texas, 900; Lake Shore, $500; Louisville
and Nashville, 2,f00; Michigan Central 1900;
trail, 300; New York Central, 100; Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi, 300; Reading, 1900; ST. Paul and
Omaha, 1920; Texas Pacific, $500; Union Pacific
$500; Wabash Pacific $500; Western Union, u.s.
500; e. O. e. & /, 300
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ImpIorIng GODS Isiudp....

DETROIT, MICH, Sept 22.-Governor 3e-
rome in his proclamation announcing the death
of the President recommends to the people OF
Michigan that on the day Of tho inerment Of tie
remains and Of the religious services to be held at
his own home in Ohio that they assemble In their
respective places Of worship, and In the manner
and through the forms to which they are accus-
toned, place themselves anew under Divine pro-
lection and impore Gods continued kindness to-
ward the Nation, and that business be suspend d
throughout the State on the same day,
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AenIp.t A.sns.Ipntion.

passed the following at Its meeting on "Wednesday:
That the assassination Of the President, taken in
connection with the events in other countries,
makes IL necessary for all civilized nations to pro-
The Victim be ruler or sImpIe citizen
OF the State. Liberty has never been
advanced by assassination, nor has It
ever assisted good government or public welfare.
Let the assassin then, be dealt with everywhere
rs a murderer abhorred by all men.
Addresses In support OF resolutions followed, 4
resolution was adopted expressing confidence in
President Arthur and rendering him the cham
.ber's sincere and ardent support
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

HALIFAX, Sept. 22.-Hamm and Conley,
who won the double. scull race at the Toronto r.
gatta, defeating Trickett and Gaudiar have issued
a challenge to Davis and Kennedy. Of Portland,
for double,scull race, three miles with a turn,
for 81 900 side, the race TO come OF this season at
Bedford Basin. The challenge is to remain open
for one week. Two hundred dollars have been
nOsted.
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Another wouia.ne Murderer.

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept, 22,-Captain
Proctor well-known citizen, was arrested yester-
day and committed to give bonds to keep the peace
He was charged with being about TO fight duel
with Balling Wilcox. The latter has not been ar
rested
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Virginia IS, de-
fcrred, IS; do. consolidated, SLY; do second Sc.
res, 20; do. past due coupons, 929s; new tsn'los.
ties 54s< bid to-day.
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From The Governor or IilinOis.
CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-Governor Culiom
Of Illinois, has sent the following dspatch
"O 'PWFN"'
ifyECtfTIyE 0EPIC

EXECUTIVE OFFIC.
SPnISGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept 90
TO HIS Excellence cHEsTER A, ARTHUR, President
of the United Suites, Washington, ID. ca
Deeply mourning the umtmcly death of the
Nations Chief Magistrate the people OF Illi-
nos turn to you, his constitutional successor with
strong confidence. and promise that all acts of
proper administration in the maintainance and
execution OF the laws they will give you unwaver-
ing support. S. NJ. CULLOM, Governor
Governor Cullom will designate 100 citizens to
represent the State OF Illinois in connection WIN
the State officers at the funeral
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The English Court In Mourning.

LONDON, Sept 22.-The Queen has OF
dered the court TO 20 Into mourning for the late
President Garfield for week nom the 2ist In
slant.
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suB.TREAsURY BALAScEs.
..., tis, iOs,1s7 90 Currency......- ti,09e,47 q
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Gil < DIS
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
Notice To Mt. Vernon Passengers
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE ChIropodst of over thirty-fve years
experience twenty consecutive years OF pTactceln
Washington u. g. successfully treats Corns, BunOns.
Diseased Nails Vascular EXcresences ana al nil-
mpnts OF the feet. Refers to the most eminent phy-
sicnils surgeons aud thousands OF ether wellknown
persOnngps that patrOniEe his establishment ltlS
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wiards Hotel fee
81 visit,
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New York, Sept. 22.-Money loaned be-
tween and per cent, On call, and closed easy
at 4 per cent. Exchange was steady at 4SOlE94sl
for long and dsi@4siA for short sight Govern
ments were quiet and generally steady. State
bonds duh and nominal. Railroad bonds noder-
Aisy active and irregular. The stock market was
weak at the opening, aud prices were generally "a
@lb per cent lower than at the close yesterday,
the latter Hannibal and St. 10 preferred, In the
early dealings the speculation was irregular, but
at the first board weak tone prevailed and a de-
cline took place ranging from u 10 3sS per cent,
G. q. @. q l.. and Canada Southern Chicago. Bur-
lington aud quincy leading therein. Toward noon
good buying movement was developed, aud dur
ing the afternoon the market was steady, advance
ing steadily up to the close, when the Improve
mont ranged from 4 10 AZ per cent, the latter in
Wabash Pacific Notwithstanding, Wabash COM
mon, aud Missouri Pacific being also prominent in
the rise. In the final sales fractional reaction
took place. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
was weak and declined per cent for the common
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TEN CENTS for EACH MESSAGE
No Charge Made Unless the Call is Answered.


HOTELS.
Arlington-w. s. Roose's News Stand.
WlllaTd's-W. s. Rooscs News stand.
InIperial-w. T. Roose's News Stnud.
MeirOpoitan-W. =. ROOsc's News stand.
NatOnal-Roose & Queens News Stand.
81. James-B. II. Queens News Stand.
Barker, j. W.. Stoves iOl Seventh street southwest.
City Hall, west wing.
Ferguson II. 49,, Drug store Second street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Fcklin, c. H., Drug Store 1890 Thlriy-secOnd street.
Helphenstlne, II. H. Drug Store, Ebhitt House.
Helphcnsine, II. H. Drug store, 526 seventh street
Koss r. W, Drug Store 2oOO Seventh street. corner
Boundary.
Killman, Win. H., Grocer, cor Fourth and streets
Lewis, :, t., Drug store, corner Fourteenth and
Muirhead & Co., Coal onlcc I5$s Fourteenth street.
Moore, Charles r., dug store, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street northwest,
National Capital Telephone Company, 1898 Il street
National Republican Business Once, Pennsylvania
avenue. near Thirteenth street
Nourse, q. H. ana Co., Drug Store, corner Ninth and
Il streets.
Prentiss q. A., Drug Store cor. Seventh and + SIS.
Reinpin, Paul Drug store. corner Ninth and gts
scala, W. r., Drug store, sol East Capitol strp'
Smms q. a. G., Drug Store corner Fourteen street
and New York avenue northwest
smith, 4, H., Coal aud Wood, Gil New forkNdycnue
northwest.
Thompson, W. s.. Drug Store Fifteenth street, oppo-
SIT. Treasury Building.
Wanstall, John & son. Stables s5 and SlI Nineteenth
street.
Winner, Charles A., Printer, corner Thirteenth aud
zus, j. T. Coal aud Wood, o27 Rhode Island avenue,
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On Jackson street. between Pierce and Adams
Streets sublots $685. $40. 5l aud 572 96 by 1870 fee
of subdivision of UniOntown, Mary T. Mcfarland
10 James Dement,. $50.
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NEW YORK.
Stocks and Bonds - Railroad
GOssip-Newspaper Change.

New YORK, November 22.-The mar
kets continue fQverish. Strong parties,
however, are buyers, and Gould and
Sage predict a rally. The foreign de-
mand for stocks is increasing, especially
at London.
The annual statement OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad throws some
light upon the forthcoming statement OF
the New York Central. 1t indicates the
loss occasioned by the railroad war will
be smaller than expected. Mr.. Wander
bilt told friend, few days ago, the
road had earned 9 per cent at
the worst time this year.
Large orders for Government bonds
are coming from the interior. The de.
mand is for $50 and 500 Denominations.
Vanderbilt is reported az having said
last evening that he WAS in favor OF hav-
ing the question OF differential rates set.
tied by arbitration, and he Thought the
Board OF Trade ought to say what ad-
vantage should be given and taken.
The RrSning Express viii pass into the
hands OF Cyrus W. Field next Saturday.
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BELLAIRE.

Business will be generally suspended
here to-day.
W. Watt, Esq OF Jacobs5ur@, Was the
city yesterday.
The Postotfice hours to day will he
from SA. NJ. to 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs, Buley, OF st.
Clairsville, have been visiting Mrs. Ross
Wells.
No business Of special importance was
transacted at Council meeting on Tues
dav evening
The two children OF Mr.. George
Muth. who have been very SICK, are
somewhat better.
The schools closed last evening for
the week, AS the Eastern Ohio Teachers
Association will open up on Friday.
Union Thanksgiving services Will be
held at the Disciples church At 1880
this morning. Rev. A. Il. Chapman OF
the NJ f. church will preach.
DR.. Thayer preach, d to good SEED
audience at the d ciples Cnurch last
night. His subject was Faith. 1ne
nightly meetings are Increasing in inter-
| est.
Books for subscriptions TO the sock ci
the new Bellaire Sheet Iron Works Will
be opened at the First National Bank
Tomorrow. This will b. an excellent
place to invest idle money.
There is very little sickness in town
now. A leading physician was heard
to remark yesterday that ne had not had
case OF diphthera TO treat N Iour
weeks. That is a good showing.
The colored Odd Fellows will Civ" an
entertainment at the City Hall tonight.
Prof J. L. Hamilton is the speaker oil
the evening, and supper will be sery'
ed after the other exercises are over.
Mr.. Samuel Pickering and wife, OF
Athens, O., Mrs. \. VI. WlISens, OF
Burnhase, Tex, Miss Florence Me.
Grew, OF Washington, AMI Mrs. DR..
Mitchell, OF St Clajrsvile, are ali visiting
! in the city, at the residences OF Iroi
Clark and Mr.. John Mitchell.
Mr.. Thomas Sheppard, OF Marietta,
was in the city Yesterday, in the interest
OF the Ohio Valley railroad. He an
nounced meeting for General Warner
at the City Hall on next Tuesday even
ing, when it is desired &c get out as
many citizens as possible to hear what
| the General has TO say.
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RAILROAD GOSSIP.
New scheme at Chicago.

CnIcAGo, November 23.--.hc Times
SAYS the newest suburban scheme Is
said TO be engineered 10y A. B Meekrs,
with a powerful synd.cat. behind him,
including many railroad maLnaies This
syndicate is trying, or has bought tie
South Chicago lands belonging to t."
Cowen estate. The proposition is to
use this land as depot for the pro-
ducts OF all the large Eastern and Wes-
tern coal companies tAa. have agencies
in Chicago.
Coal brought here by rail or water will
be delivered at TINS general depot, where
facilities will be provided lor eXpedti-
Gus loading or unloading. The Chicago
and Western Indiana belt o. railway
will transfer the coal to the different
western lines OF railroads, and dock i'm
provements will be made. The enter
prise involves an outlay OF SiO,OOO,U eco
capital. Among the capitalists are 4
number OF New Workers, Ally, OF Bos.
ton; j. B. Prown, Of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad, and Mr. Cum
mings, President O. the New York,
Chicago and II. LOuis RAlIroa :.
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CASUALTIES.
Railway Accident-Two Men Killed

Railway Accident-Two Men Killed.
JERSEY CRY. n. j., November 23-A
passenger that arrived here reports Il
which two persons were killed. Rail
way officials say they have no know ledge
OF the accident.
Accident on the Elevated Rosd.
Me- YORK, November 23.-1his
morning train on the Third avenue
Elevated railroad came crashing, full
speed, into the bumpers at the City
Hall station. \ number OF passengers
were severely bruised. The air brakes
failed to act
Down in a Coal Mine.
GORE, November 23.-Edward Clarke,
a coal miner for Gratis Iron Company,
was instantly killed yesterday 10y a lail
of coal. He leaves vile and three
children.
Killed by Train.
TOLEDO, O., November 23.-Gesterday
afternoon stranger, aged about thirty,
while attempting 10 board freight
train at Perrysburg, ie!l between Tie
cars and was Iun over and Instantly
killed. He was intoxicated, and sup
posed to live in the vicinity.
Under Six Tons
Norman Richards, one OF the work
men on the new Wabash elevator, WAS
struck yesterday hy an engine pulley,
weighing about six tons, and crushed
to the ground.
Kicked bya Horse.
MADISON, o, November 25.-Whiie
Il. Il. Ives was leading what be suppOs-
ed to be gentle horse, he had one i-s
fractured and three ribs broken by
kicks from the wouldbe doCile animal.
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CRIMES.
Eorrible MutIlatiOn.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November - -
VIM. Green and his wife, While on his
way to visit relatives living IN the CrerE
Nation, was assaiIed 10y the father OF the
woman, who succeeded in beating them
sense less. Hethen Gu. out their tongues,
tied them TO lree by the ways'de, "nd
lett them to perish. The author Of the
outrage has not been aPpreheMded.
Murdered IN His own House
CHICAGO, Ills, October 2&.-Ihe body
of Reinolds Kenyon, a poor farmer hy-
ing alone three miles north OF Dorner's :
Grove, was found this evening, murder
ed in his house. He had recently sold
his farm, but was not known to have
any money. No motive IS known, and
no clue.