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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01
The --latest Discovery Het---
Electric Rheumatic Lini-

l. found 70 lie s positive cure Tor
rheumatism. neuralgia, 5ackache.
soreness Of The chest, sore throat,
-we.liugs ana sqraius. tooth, ear ana
headache. and al other pains aud
aches. Ask YOUR druggist Tor it
price. 81 cents per bottle. Prepared
only by Tucker Il Wills, Waco.
Tpya-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Revi-as MAGIC EYE WATER leve
fails 70 cure the worst cases Of soro
eyes. o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01
The Old. Reliable Standby.

Rlveire's FLYER AND AGUE ToyIc +.
a sure cure for chjlls ard fever
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

ElTeire's FEyEE AND AeUE TOYIc j.
a sure cure Tor cLIIs and fever -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

We Offer no Bats, We
Don't Court Peoples Favor
With Misrepresentation and
BaIdyrdash, But We Mean
What We Say.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

man McLaren, chairman Of the street
committee. authorizes the statement
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

ag is have to pay $50 for elsewhere. IT is
'eie5- astraight-ort business transaction. ana
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

lure. Price, 25 cents per bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

We are here to fill vacancy long
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01
They Sell Them as
Cheap Any Hous e Can.

The Way to Find Out
Whether WE: HAVE MORE
GOODS IN OUR LINE THAN
ALL OTHER HOUSES IN
WACO COMBINED is to
Come and See.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22
TRACKING A RArTLESNAKE. n.

The Philadelphia Times of n recent
date contains the following wonherus
snake story, from Willamsport;
Some remarkable adventures with
snakes have occurred this summer, which
show that the reptiles are unusually ac-
tive as well AS vicious. This is attribu-
ted to the extraordinary hot weather
which has been prevailing, the appear
ance of the comet and the peculiar posi-
ton of the planets this month. Just
what influence the comet exercises over
snakes is not clearly explained, but there
are plenty of people of more than ordi
nary intelligence who insist that it does
control their movements to a certain cX-
tent. This theory is partly illustrated
by an adventure that Samuel II. Wood
of this city, recently had with rattle
snake of more than ordinary size. Mr..
Wood at one time belonged to the police
force of this city, but is at present EN-
ployed at the oil racks of the Tidewater
company, few miles out of town, and
is recognized as "A gentleman OF yeracity.
One day last week he went over the
mountain to White Deer valley for the
purpose of searching for species of rat
raigned before Commissioner Osborne.
Counsel wss assigned him, and through
an interpreter he was informed thai the
Italian Government had made n demand
for his eXtradition to Italy, there to be
tried for the offences with which he is
charged. He was asked what he had to
say in regard to the matter, but replied
that he knew nothing whatever about
the charges He gave his name as Din
cenzo Robello, age 3S, his birthplace,
Messina, Sicily,and his residence at pres
ent, New Orleans The hearing wa,
then adjourned until next day, and tn,
prisoner was remanded to the Ludlow
Street Jail. 1t is stated that he told hi
friends in New Orleans, in case he wa
arrested, to kill him, and on this accoun
the detectives had to use the creates
precantion in making the arrest
photograph had been sent TO Italy an,
there recognized.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22
NO MATTER WHAT ruAppENs

You may rest assured that YOU are safe
in being speedily cured by Thomas Ec
lectrio Oil in all cases of rheumatism
neuralgia, toothaohe, etc One trial onl,
is necessary 10 prove its efficacy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22

"Why, julius" said she, patting his
cheek, "what's the mattcr?"
Julius - roared the discomftted lover
sis this Julius p
"Yes,h is my godson, poor orphan.
By-and-by shall tell you all about his
mother. and the trouble | had TO be APP
pointed his guardian, and how | used to
go and see him at the Boulevard st.
Michel, where he lived. Now, Julius,go
and kiss Monsieur de Merisi, who, | am
sure. will be very kind to you--if he
loves me truly
Monsieur de Merisi did love her truly.
lie loved her so truly that he would have
died rather than tell her that he had
doubted her
And she does not know it to this day.
La Vie Ddrisie1l.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22
FIRE FLIES.

IT'S June, and all the lowlapd swamps
Are rich with lufted reeds and ferns,
And flmy with the vaporous damps
That rise when twilight's crhnsOn burns;
And as the deepening dusk Of night
Steals purpling up from ve to height,
The wanton fire flies show their htful light
Soft CLEANS ON clover beams they fling
And glmmer in each shadowy dell,
Or downward with sudden swing
Fail, as OF old a Pleiad fell;
And on he fields bright gems they s,rew,
And up and down the meadow go,
And through the forest wander to and fro.
They store no hive nor earthly cell,
They sip no honey from the rose;
By day unseen. unknown they dwell,
Nor aught OF their rare gut disclose;
Yet, when the night upon the swamps
Calls out the murk and misty damps,
They pierce the shadows with their shining
lamps.
Nowye, who In life's garish light.
Unseen, unknown walk 10 and fro
When death shan bring IL dreamless night.
May ye not md our lamps aglow?
God works, we know not why nor how,
And one day, lights, close hidden now,
My blaze Ike gems upon an angels brow.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22

1t was n question which would hold
ont longest. an Arkansas negro murder
er in his asseverance of innocence, or the
Governor in his determination not to
commute the sentence from death to inn
prisonment for life. The verdict had
been found on circumStancial evidence
but was undeniably just, On the other
hand the prisoner was most solemn and
unshaken in his protestations. On the
day appointed for the execution the Gov
ernor relented aud signed a commuta-
ton. At about the same hour, but not
quite soon enough TO interfere with his
good luck, the negro confessed his
guilt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22

r EGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS
Ia oNaAND ar rHg otuAsIAN OFFICE
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22

THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIV. NO 2
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, VOL XLvI, NO. ;
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22
Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent and many lires are
lost through lack of knowledge of safe
Nal sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER !, a sprc cure for Diarrhpa, Dys-
oniery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc, and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
,.n. nIlSnnippqE, \. Y, March q, ISL.
'"a'a"t fetj Ior cr'llir ana pam IN t1 ,t2inaGh'
The rerv bs,i medicine lln5w of lor dysentery,
cho,era lnorbus, aud cramps IN the stomach: Have
used 1t Tor years. and II Is sure cure every time
,,,, M MoISsoY,, roga March Lsln = ,ssI ISL =,
iTa5p iGramp coli ana cholera and saTS almost
instant r'ie cApxrsvltr, 4 az, + FEB .asfsi y ISL
For twenty years nave ysed your PAM KILLE9;
e@Saas S i @ isa y R %oSia sS $q ssie
without bot lie in tue honse so NJ a. 3 3, lysE gs
Hayou.cl prnnY Ayis fSG PaIs kIER for or twelve
sSon SsoT oS b. or" Of @fa ahe sftaS fay No 0'hef
always gives ilnmc!iatc r.iief. Would hardly dare
togoto bed without bottle III the Il house ~ e,,nnv
CoxwAYnoro. s C.Fe6 y, ISL,
Nearly every family IN this section kesEs EbT bottle
cr,,,, q n s C3NsT5ArE, s. pSil,, Fob ,ss,
Ihaye knowa PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER almost
from the day 1t was introduced, and alter years OF
observation AMI use | regard its presence i'll my
household as an irRtI asah'c He"oSNIy
a-.---r ] y POTTER, u. S. Consul.
BIErON.OS- -FREST, ESG.
I had been several days suffering severely from
darrhea, accomuanei with intense pain, when
tried your PAIN KILLER, and toud almost instant
relief II j. N0OSE.
81 MONTAGUE ST, LONDON, Eng;
During residence of tWcDty-three years in India,
have given ii i'll many cases of darrhma, dysen.
terry and cholera and never knew Il To- iMl TO give
relief. X. CLARIDGE.
No family can safely be without this
Invaluable remedy, Its price brings 1t
within the reach of all.
For sale by all druggists at 25c., SOC.
and $l.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors,
Providence, K. |.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-07-22
A Bostonian tells of New Yorker
'ho had so big mouth that the last
me he gaped he lost his balance anG
III in.
RENEW YOUR LEASE.
There are times in every ones lif,
hen energy fails and n miserable feel
NAY FEVER.

For tw nty-tiy years have been Sc
verel afflicted with Hay Fever, and have
riedmany remedies without relief. While
suffering intensely ! was induced, through
Mr. Tichenor's testimonial, to try Ely's
Cream Balm The immediate effect was
marvellous. | have been exposed tc heat,
draughtS aud dust, and have escaped a
return attack pronounce Ely's Cream
Balm a cure for Hay Fever. William 7.
Carr, Presbyterian Pastor, Elizabeth n. j.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever
for years | gave Ely's Cream Balm
trial; was much heuttited if not perman-
emily cured, have had no real attacks
since usingit +. ii. Rauch, Editor Car
bon Couaty Democrat, Mauch Chunk,
Pa. Price 80 cents.
, 1881-10-08
LOVES PLANT.

FOR The Ehitaaa Tribune.
Thnli hnst wttiitlctl Tho spirit that loved thGc,
Tho heart lhnt iIolts nnly tor tl,c1:
s''rtlul, hnst hrakcn tho Chlrn " NJ rltohninlnK,
THY presence hath Hser for inc;
ThrHt hnst sovrrud uilg link from Infection
THAT hound my astll slrtnly to thine,
And hast turned from tho trnrsl devotion
Fer Uttered nt j.uye's sncrct! fhrine.
Thou iast hl1ghted tho hppcs that wcra t'oaro st,
THE '!rtnn4 it,nt Fnte tlRres nut fulfill;
And tho Er1lAtIrpa t.t3E9 eOitntcA III sweetest,
III n,cI!itlry stlnFril with lilcr still.
Ytt have ls,At ilMlf lflo pll.tiillc completeness,
1sicMttaN tlnia tttt JtExtIiF tilg III:
Aud Rripfc that lnv0's trrslcrtst tokens
No tonacr thy spirit cutl thrill.
1t Is erl,ol to think TINT Injustice
Is ,lon9 ns l,y UitG that wu love,
t}y the hcurt lt,r wtiner love We hnyo waited
And cherished nll dear thIrgs asnva;
That the e,hush!ltr uf rcrfeCt ,ltfertIon.
10 wut1,lrslis!r. 1ny1usly bright.
fluth bren clal1t!tH! by dnlIbt and dtjtctton,
Exlinguishc,! In dntk'icss ail1 night
Hut not always shnll 0rof's trpthcl waters
Flow funmiffT IL t1rrcnt iutwtan:
Ai,l nut ntwnys slla1l slhrktless utrl'le tis.
Gnbfu}len ly f4kiin's soft AicEN;
Fur know that NY 1ove shall yet bear inc
SAFE Urcr tho Wild. rila,ll.H thlg,
TUu tlnvcu 50 perfect unt rcst{ul
i only ullu l,tyDy thy side. -...
1lOcuELLE. III. XEIlTA.
, 1881-10-08
AN AGED CASE,


How the Tins 0f Courts nIld 5s0Ney Of
Taxpayers mrs EexPRaatlrt2.
As d good iastAtee Ut tho lnw'a uncertainties
lis wull III delays, tho c.lse 0r |. i Il. l!0seowtz
W. ThD Adams Exproas Company. wh!uh WIS III
trIai yesterday l,eturu Judge Curry, furnishes nn
excellent sl,.'ctnen It hns bcra tried aud 70.
tried, jollrGryc tu tho Supreme Court and buck
ugaln, has c.st tho county *i,hpO ur t2.,UDo, ald
tho pnrttcs Interested anywhere from sl,UuU tn
sD each, ula Is SIN sufficiently lively to last
huif Il luzet years inl,Ker.
OH thu nth Of s,urct,, 1sTs:, the plaintiffs
shippr. iron, Chicago to New York
by TIM LctemlAnt company three bncs
Ut frs ut Tho vuIuu. Rs thUy clnItne.i, Of $suo.
Thp lraln Vi, wtch they wera shipped ran 0Er
tho track muir Fort Wayne, stove ln thu haK-
R9o.car upsut. n,id,snt t.ro to thu cars aud con-
te,,ts, which Weru destroyed.
Suit wus brought tu recover tho value OF tho
thrpe hncs Ut glrH. The e.lnpally csni,Rcl thnt
tho pInlntitrs, fDr six or snvcn ScIss prior IL ts
transaction, bud bcel. III tue htb!t Ut shipping
THUR turs by ouch af tho three expresA emu
pat,!es upon un nxrccl rate Vt three cunts por
hundrcu pounds for coarso fllrs. n1ad Ut ths
sa.lu rutu. With DHo-Gllarter Ut | per
fnrs. Tns plnin.itts wurs lNrnisne1 win blauk
rpct.pt- -bo0Ks " tllo three coIn!a.''.ta
'iif II i,tt,s % Up theis owii rccvpis aui hrtnxIs
them 10 tbs express Dlileu with tLu turs iut
tr,.I,sn,rtus!On. lcayll,r unly tho stHnAturu u
tl1 eApress HRcMt ~ tlt A!lixcst ~ thu reeutptl
ilinltlsg tl,u llh.i,y Ut thu eaprcss ttlupauy t.
0 # ss sa ,y s1s sS III f. f. sss4 i'.a III y:
sisted lhAt. ilai,,uet, ~ IN sllAo Waa ssattl. II
WIS M, ,iab!s buyuaa That Hail:
form Ut tho umlle.l etnlss EXrrGss cMluiMny
but cr!lsIaK the wtlrsfs "unitul etates" III t@lt
ty ra wors 20 IT, wi,sr. pyy nv scrSa IL IL eu
Neettun with thu valuation cliuse. 'Ilifa OuiiH'
, 1881-10-08
CRIMINAL. COURT.

NTtIN NIN4AEs NiF|UTfTs
william McElweyh Rntl Hurry Edwards wcrc
convicted hpfprp Judge .1ulnGsan yrstcrdny uf
stcA|lll9 lot ut cigars. suvprAt wntu'ics, and
miscellaneous lot of ]ewcIry frt,rA lltr,m lso'sc,
Of M. " suuth tInistod street, Oh tho night OF
Auy.l. Mctlweyti was tn,,ua to he tt,ldcr II
ynnrs Ut ngc. amt !rsa guilty tl,nn Ewnrs, und
w,ls given Xix nnnths Il, lnlt Edwards wns srl.-
leslr,:,3 to lwp yehrs III tho l'GntaItiMry.
Frank Nuvnx was tired for yh0t,tliig U!!ecr
anliury II, tim leg al, Elizabeth street Hear
K!,l.ic, tn the hight uf July Is. Thu Jury wss
out ut tho At1 t1Inurl1nlett VI tho court.
, 1881-10-08

JUDGEMENTS.
SurE1nR COunr-COxvEssIDSa-tr +. ERtncs
VI. Charles a. Avery. CharIes II. Avery, nad
Frank Avery, $lJl.3s; rutrlck Furrtll ~. Jumes
htcstnhon.
JuInis NAnY-llonry Dldleo vs. Francis Il.
IlutGr, $.GJ.
.lutus suIT,l-a1are,,s IlernsteEu VI. r. ller,,-
stein; verdict $shBJ. and hnuaun fur nuw trial,
JViiGE WliL.lAMsuS-ti. IL Alosu!y ~. Oliver
iMpllan: vurtsct sUs5.sa, a,d motion for ruw
trln!.
ElicufT cnrnT-,IlDGE 1lu0EltS-llGtry sui
der u nj. vs.. SNnILri Il. Atunsun .tr., $tiStG.
Iu1NlE liAwEs-Cnlcn9u Towing Culupany vs..
1u,nGs Eush. SI5s.
, 1881-10-08
KNITTED STATES {

UNITED STATES COUNTS.
tieorgu II. Ferris fled bill yestrr,lMy against
tho Adams 4 Westlakn Manufacturing Cou.pnny
nnu J. Hct;rugnr Alta,ns tu restrain lhcm frUIu
Infringing his patetit Ter staNn, cuukiux uppa-
r1etus, Issued Sept. IL. ls1i.
, 1881-10-08

1tftf.4fl.

Tho Appellate Court WINS not In BesRlon ycstor-
t!ay. tho .lny being devoted 10 tho examination
Ur law students, Thrty-tllr',e yoalnE men pru.
sunisd themselves As candidates for admission
to tho itIF,
, 1881-10-08

Fred FuHer. II feeblc-lnnt1rd child, wns sent
10 tho Suite A6ylnti ns Charge of Cook County.
Thp cnlGndeur for tbs OctObcr ter.u will bo
ready to-day.
, 1881-10-08
TRIBUNE UfiNCII t7iFEIClsS.

No matlcr whnt your nIlment, Hrown'a Iron
I1ttcrs will help nntt.re cure yua.
, 1881-10-08
CITY (t{tllL ,fG.SY.lIJ;.

k@"A '.AlIF - A1Jussi.s1 - N4f AAc AS~
= ;;:$;: s$s ": :: Il; n'
! ss !s' %9'a, .{% i, md
"t Vss tr.ii. III c"lunolav.. "orh "f Thirty third
e; S:t'ss:s ss!ss'e es: s';s; ssa 5!,.a
f'no hoa'ss IN 'r"rc'"r.' "oFts' Il" F"cn'
IL $::s III 1t +lfr''o"', frame house and lot '''
;,;!a9s :, Tx 1T, ;,y s'" Fs''
fs%s @"s'Ss s"d III q" ~ ashiss''sas' 'eat a'att,-
itss!:si,sS"n Alctlgnn.av., botrocn rronty.nlnt
Sn.. VI ssa u, ont.s'a;st. une re.s,aucs. ~. ~
S.s ~ .na :sii csla"et:s..' brlet ',auses with
1irHe :ssofy ind aassiomt Gstck iousct In 0rovo-
'Ss sf os:s s"s 1T .,,e,
t,ai ''a.s a:'i iot q, WaSa;1a-av, north Of rwun
ty.S Isa.s md t5-soo. lot on Me,.sRan-av~ near
81" ~ WsS"sh:ns. s's sssast s'Sa.'sS''t fes'dsseo,
ITSss ::.lafy und buscmsnt brIcs lsu'c' and lots
81. :%i vsr'.,n.ey.. s;story brick housc. u rooms
III SS ;; iSy, t 'fOo" f'n'' brick foundation
iirsk Geass, M. trunt: md aotocs lot, un Mlch-
nm 9; n S' 1 o. ,s 4 yn,t
's' eShs s?s! ssst ssS hS:s f,qs a
80. a45 WAlaes.st., NOW t-roam brick cottage sI1d
u aa;s ss 's:s :S :
~. ~ i'raIrs.as,: Trick baseloont co.tase. L
ssss s.ess s;l:t a III H.
WI II us as!fIsn.s; esia.nv mss sass.e S's md font ,u
" @ M vsrmnay: H"vd cusanHS af.1 S IT. +no, lat
al i lii iSst, sJ,s. '''' to'0 eo''a"' "''"
Ss ~ ua ie '-f''' 1T'sk 'n''nsA' cut
II ws.Snu,on.., 1Yss c.roum eottnxe Old lot ut
I 1ot!ses xtS and lot on pu..or,o,a.t, near rorto..
tlan -, ~,
s,{sas iSi ;isn! IA A Wa SiIi
lIau ana III lor .jiul u,.
Ii r1o,as mi 4'ii ii II. IT, d i Sarcal.s.
trst.st. '' ''s''Ao ~" ~ "'''''
cl;s s,os ,asntlonsa i, "at adsertisS,nsli,s
Slots on ul,!o-.t, ,,ear Wuott.
t,.iri.st '"'' ''s"' ''' '''~'"'' ' "''
= isss esst irnnt IN WSS,sii:ar asaf la.rlsen.s.
~ ~. .s,t'y sst sr A
thr"nai T. with W"nt.st ~ "''A 'N'"'''' '"''''~
I'd, st uSg teot I'9 IN c"lo'-s "oar '"oe'S's'1's''
10 !Sis5s M fsst IN nesr rwsnty
fsxtunlud tlt0 por iUut. chuapcst propaEty IN ale
S{k isas on r,f.y;,n,ra;s! sa.. Of x,.n'mst:av;
E'isSast's SSSsss1a ads; Stow
o:,on. Il ts's 0" "'aeh''of-'v' he't Intersection OF
so''s e"u'st is's 'Sa'a Il F''s:Aish:'' SoH'o-
s g aasas Oe'"eos oa saa na,s' a"'
NH Sssssi " ,.aa n''p' ~ nan
FIX is; sss
IS @ iss. ea1t'sf % Vii l.aTs'i *aa I'D i.osy.st:s.s.
! ,rhirt y.srrn,i NH .nts, ci,rM1I ~ ' "
, 1881-10-08
CIItl, HE<fL f;SIIt1E.
1iOtt SAIE-'}Y +. s. DlIEYEIl & co.,
- sW"al''Htnn.SsfE: fE:;,s pooo,.,,rv

ENOn SA 1.E-''Y +. s. DllEfER & CU,,
- rs sw"'h',s!t.an';s;tt:ssa IN s;tt:ssa ruor,.,,ry
yo as!cs and sss'nent Th"eana9 1l a bnsnes' 1sss
IrSs a,,M& , ,u...on, ,,,,s ,,o. 7a,,2, cut.
ner tsn!s st taa1 nrds" tG9 I9g rrr,c FIR ,
prra Ss.s::sS s;: "'a ''''"'o"'' "' 'oo'e" ''' *"'
tfS nta staM Sia;k.. nos, surorr w.,, will, story
e:!!aanx a5n ,o,,,n n, =, y,, tmm,
SHf! Tt. ssSHs ssior9 sSa brick
plss poS*: o.s. ss sass 5 e st: Ecr' "Fk~"' '''0F'
II; sls II ss,s sfssss sss ost
sSs: tss'' .ns & ~ stss fronting ,u
e .t* .St y, ,;ls. md On INK
sns s s's' .ss", n.a 'p u rs
;sy kSsss:s ssss:,;a md .to0' 10. o" l."
$:s:s''.s" o'a.s'ae", oss",v'
%$Ss !!% II as!!s.s,, @ south OF North s.sory brick
9%:S .e '!et III IT, p..eneus aps.ron4 curnor
IT, sse sa eos"es
oSs . f5iss as.s sss :ii, md s,,omon. ttuu,.
ss s''aa;t5 ssaa 'i:b ear
us!s:$':: .,er, n'.re'e.fron.s peareor....
l,;SMt" ind RI p"s" VI ~'s"eo@'" "''S's e'S
s,.liS naroie.tFonts Efo.ss' noar sort
iisS and basement mars,o-tsont tcorncr,
n tsIS,jHspisndu s,ons.f,ont. 1)parbo,n.ay,, nuar
os'Ss oe..xou ,tone.t,on. burn, IN t,.ar
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OlHOitCEa,

Esila e. Nelson Alel Y blll yesterday aRalnst
Victor Elias Nelsou. askiug tnr U divorce On tho
ground OF adultery.
Hermann tlGssuef Tiled similar blu against
hIs wife Helcne, chHfxluK her With dessrtlon.
SotUs tlme aHo, appareutiy tou long to recol"
Clernon WAS married to pauiel u 1cCteFhon. aud
up " Within The paat two iearA lived With h!m
forget himself. xnd vented Ills !sl-hul1or On
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1Aen lift A!u,, but hv Sill continues ~ anuoy
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Iff;ENTy IylNYED,

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IitAut nrts,, 4 Sew iMrk: =! w,tct, GeI; Har!eia
for ~ lust hu30rN is assassination. Sxa Axl
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-16

THERE are two facts of special
Interest In connection with the
Congressional elections in New
York city. The first was that Gen.
Grant and ex-senator Conkling,
on election day, walked from poll
to poll, in destinations advocacy of
Astor, in the district from which
Morton, Republican, was elected
to Congress last time, by major
ity of nearly three Thousand. The
result was, perhaps as a conse-
quence Of their obtrusive champi-
enship. this young Plutocrat WAS
beaten by Flowers, Democrat, by a
majority of over two thousand six
hundred. The second is that
Grants Collector of the Port OF
New York, Tom Murphy, encour-
aged by the fact that there were
two Democratic candidates fer
Congress in Fernando Woods old
district. obtained the Republican
nomination for Representative.
Notwithstanding, the most popu.
lar of these Democratic candidates
beat Grants friend Murphy very
badly indeed.