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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
PREMEDITATED MURDER.
Louk at This.


It's clear where the re.
sponsibility for the llorri-
bic affair ut Marion be-
longs. The statements are
conclusive. The negroes
com n cnced the uil'ray
with premedltation and
cold. d.bl0Odcd precision.
The results show thutthc
whites were unprepared.
and did not anticipate u
difficulty. The horrible
aflair.resulting In the loss
ofvaludble lives is due to
the teaching Of tho gos-
pei of hate upon which
the oppOsen OF the
Democratic rule In the
South have built their
hopes of political sue
cess. A terrible response
bility rests upon the,
heads of these inciters
of seditiOn. Their will
ing dupes should be
made 10 pay the peIl-
atty of their crimes
Jacksdn (Miss.) Clarion
dler eLcclion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

TIE Bourbons in the Virginia Lepisla-
ture will present an aspect Of preternat-
ural gravity, like n pan-contnental con-
Vention of owls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
NIRGININs reHdjusted.

ALTHOUGH General MacNcagh ran away
before the battle, he has come back to
condolc with the wounded
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

Iowa only gave $500 Republican ma
jority last month! Too bad. We counted
confidently on GO.OOO majority for Iowa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
what KiIIed Him.

Hustled fell of The step-ladder and
broke his back That is the reason he did not
mtN9 good "run" on Tuesday.-Ne,O York Com.
mercltu advertiser,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

FURNISHED HOUSE

On street, near 10Th northwest containing ten rooms
and bathroom. with modern improvements; house
Just put IN perfect order and reurnlshed; price siW
per month. RARE CHANCE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

DOse.
A girl wilmer throat full Of phlegm
Kept coughing ai4i going "heghm-heghm,"
so she got sonse cough-drops,
Mado from extrdo, Of hops,
And she took fourteen bottles efthegm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
Then Look at This.


We encountered n
squad of young men of
the city last night, who
are intent upon going
to Marion to tho Clrc-
ton to-day. We think
they mean business; ;
and every one of them
has II white skin, and,
we believe, u white
heart. They will keep
the peace there them
selves to- day, and see
u IL that everybody else
does. They arc true,
and some on elections.
Mercury (Hcrididn, Miss.) }
NOccmJer s, Me ddy Of Me
election.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

"THE Democratic party is the lever of the
Decentralization paper.
Judging by the Virginia election, it bids
fair soon to be ldrcr of this world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

THE three ecyated railroads in New
York have consolidated on a basis repre-
senting $26, ,O0Gr6Sof stock, fully one-half
of which is "watered." Having been
granted u franchise Of almost iNcompura-
BILE value, these corporations show their
appreciation of the favor by proposing 70
plumber the people in order to pay divi-
dends on $l3 3,0O0OO0 of fictitious capital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

STORES.
lil9 7th st w--.s30 90 9o6 7th st w......ti5 90
.0i5 7th st w...,.... 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos SrJ and $40 Four-and-a-
half n. n. W.: also In Us Louisiana avenue ". w.
Call for COPY OF our nt-D!st issue every Nom
day morning. IL contains complete list of all our
property for rent
MONEY TO LOAN on Real estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property TO trade or sell Will nd II to
their advantage TO call. -
II. II. WARMER
OtD II street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14


DRoPOSALS FOR PAINT, OIL. YARNIsII, &c.
Il NAVY Paw OFFICE,
WAsHISeToN, j. g., Nov, II, lsSl.
Sealed proposals In duplicate to be Endorsed, Pro-
posals for Paint OIL, Narnish, and Tin,n will he
ceved at this office until y ni NOVEMBER 10, for
the aforementioned articles, TO be delivered at the
navy-yard, Washington u. c. tree of any expense to
the Government ana subject 10 The usual Inspection.
Bureau of Y ards and Docks, Requisition No. A.
White Lead L,nseed on, Narnsh, &c, per sched-
ue In detail at this office
RequlsitOn No. 40.
Fifty boxes best quality 1. g. Charcoal Tin equal to
Deans brand.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government Respons.
BILE securities required the bids, for the prompt and
athf delivery of the articles Each reqnisllion will
be awarded separately. Blank forms for bids TO be
had at this Office.
J, ADAMS SMITH,
Pay Inspector, u. s. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

The Virginia Bourbon brethren need
not let grief gnaw at their vitals indeil-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

The bud may have bitter taste.
But sweet will be the flower.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

The cold logic Of the census tables is
the grandest possible vindication Of Re-
publeanism-th seYerest possible con-
demnaton Of modern Democracy. Com
pare the Bourbon States Of Kentucky and
Missouri, for instance, with Republican
Kansas and Minnesota, and see what q
terrible load, what hopeless handicap
ping, a State has to carry which is cursed
with Bourbon majority. The Republi-
can party cannot find more effective
proselyting agencies than the figures OF
the last census.
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ny ANTBD-1 .FIRSTCLASS OYSTER COOK.
wv Apply ut 1910 Pennsylvania avenue. nol43ta
VHJANTED-A DRAUGHTsMAN FOR PATENT
Wv Office work I'm Northern city. Address MODEL,
Republican Office. noiESt$
w TANTED GOOD, HONEST AND IN
w dustrlous Cook and Laundress (coloredl for q
small family; references required pay s0. Address
A. ", Republican Office, giving residence. noi2sts
wv TANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL TO
w Wash and Iron and assist In the general house
work Of a small iamilyi good wages VIII be PAID 70
one who comes wou recommended. Apply at ll5 ID
street northwest. noll3te
Wy ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAK-
w er must be n firstclasg Trimmer; none other
need apply. 170s street northwest noll3t
wv TANTED-A PAPERHANGER,A A PAINTER,
w and Carpenter, who do their own work. Adj
dress BUILDER, Republican office. noii-3ts
VUANTED-TuE NAMES OF TWO OR MORE
w relatives OF one family In Departments, where
located and relationship; the influence of each the
State credited TO, and when appointed; also names OF
persons nrloughed over month aud the names Of
substitutes and who for; the names of unnaturalized
foreigners aud exconfederates also the names ofcx
Union soldiers and sailors discharged the politics OF
each may be gwen all reports strictly conhdential
Address SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL
LEAGUE, Republican Office. oc2ltf
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8oar0iua.

MFRS. sHATTUCK WILL TAKEA FEW TABLE
Nl BOarders NJ 0ii l. street northwest; terms, SIS
per month. nol2-3ts
TIME HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the cityi the halls
and passages are heated with steani che rooms are
new and well furnished, and the table Is second TO
none. Transient rates $3.50 and " per days monthly
t25 $50, G35 and 40, seq
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
SSor GRenf-- &o,rses.

L7OR RENT-sPLENDID pREssED BRICK
\, 5story aud basement ON street northwest. No.
l5lbi ~ rOOmsi modern impruvcmcnts full bay VIM
dows. Inquire OF JOHN SIIERNfAN d Co Room
No. q st. Cloud building nnilgt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

ENoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for rent JOHN SHERMAN & CO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
2Sante0 -2niscellaueo,rs.

2SanteS --2niscellaneo,ts.
NEW YORK DREssMAKER,-FoR A PER
IN feet cut and fit and stylish make, nt reasonable
prices, call Mt I20s street northwest. noli.6te
wv ANTED--C CONFEDERATE COUPON BONDS.
w WILLIAMS IL SON.
noie-as 6l3 Fifteenth street, opp. Treasury Dept.
VIZ TANTED-A SEASON TICKET TO THE
wv Rink. Address, stating lowest price, r. II.
STONE, Republican oihte. noi2-3tS
WY TANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
w Deall. Room !, 1f2O New York avenue. Is n Com
missioner Of Deeds for every State ana Territory,
United states Commissioner Examiner. and Notary
Public; always In office from u. N. to5 p m. ap5Oly
I,RENCII LFSSSONS.-MME LEPRINCE, PROM
IL Paris will give instructions IN French vt her own
and pupils residence; also organizing evening classes;
prices moderate: best city references Call at 25
Third street northwest noltol5"
VIZ TANT.D-- HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
w Newspapers, Books, Pamphlets, Rags Rope,
Copper, Brass, Lead Tea Lead, Zinc, Pewter, Type
Metal, Iron, Bones, Bottles, &c; orders by mall or
telephone punctnnlly attended 10; will send to any
part OF city or suburbs NJ, ULLMAN, corner Geor-
gia avenue and Tenth street southeast oc26lm~
WY NTANTED--CARPETSTO TO CLEAN AND STEAM
w nt RlCIHS, 100 Maine avcnuc southwest; feathers
TO renovate, mattresses TO remnkc furniture stcan
the Oldest aud best concern In the city. oclO2m
NoTICE.--A BUREAU FOR COPYING. TRANS
IN lating Type, Card. Stenographc, and Letter
Writing, ut Rooms 10 and II, No 3i2 ID street, oppo
site the city Hall; also experienced Reporters,
Amnnuenses. and Copyists supplied on short notice
see9-iy
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S5anfe0-- --@ooms.


VNTANTED-ALADYD DESIRES A FURNISHED
w Room within the section bounded by ID, Fourth,
and streets and New Jersey avenue northwest. Ad-
dress u street northwest. reference given. li3t%
WY TANTED--A NICE ROOM, WITHIN SEVEN
w minutes walk of the Howard Medical College
Address BOX, Republican Office. nol23tF
WY ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w or Rooms with Board; private family pre-
fcrred; reference given. Address, with null par
tculars, HENRY, Republican Office. nol2-at
WY ANTED-A ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR,
w with Board, in quiet family; other boarders;
Scst reference given and required. Address Mrs.
EN-. i.?publlcan office. nol20ts
WV NTEi- q FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping .or small family; cunvc-
nent to street cars. Address I. a. L., Republican
Office. nol2Sf
VNTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w three furnished Rooms suitable for light house.
keeping. Address HOUSE, Republican office.
noii-3ts
NTED-- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w the best and cheapest place In the city 10 get
Job Printing done Is ut The National Republican
Office spB
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

FURNISHED HOUSE
On u street northwest, near Connecticut avenue; ten
rooms, modern improvements, well furnlshed; rent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
UNFINISHED HOUSE.

TNoR RENT-oNE OF THE LARGEST, MOST
I elegantly furnished, and beautifully located SUI
perb Hesidences tnorthweaD IN this city. Address
poil-t j. b. WINNER, E2i q street.
TT YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property. come aud sec tho
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTH-
EitS SSt Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. mhig.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

Tor RTNT-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAND.
~ sQmely furnished House in the northern pari OF
the city, owner would board In the house III areeaiC
70 both partles references exchanged. Address q q
NJ Republican Office. noI2-5ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14

n OST-A SlDAY NOTE DRAWN BY s. l..
Looms, order OF q. ~. Maxwell, for ESQ; all per-
sons are warned from negotiating the same, as pay
l2i Il street northwest. noI4St+
AHISSED-AT NATIONAL HOTEL, A POCKET
.Nl Book, containing money, papers, and railroad
passes: II papers and passes returned no qtes-
lions will be asked about money; liberal reward
Leave at National Republican ONCE. n01l-3t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
IRISH INTERESTS
In the House OF Couimons-Ihe Arms
Hill Passed.

--~N--N
nil Passed.
LONDON, March LIN Commons today
Harcourt, Home Secretary, said he had
received a threatening telegram signed
"John Dsvoy," but did not intend to
make representations in regard TO the cir.
cumstance to the American Government.
Such representations might give rise to an
international controversy, Devoy from a
British convict having become an Ameri.
can citizen. So long as he and his confed.
crate leaders Of the Land League are con.
tent 70 remain beyond the sea, and on
the other side Of the Atlantic, we will not
interfere with them; II they come over
here, we might pay them some attention.
Harrington said the Government means
TO 20 on with the Arms bill daily, but
Thursday the Secretary Of War will move
that the committee at 8 p. N. make q
statement regarding the army organ.
ization. This is because the committee
was prevented by obstruction from making
the statement yesterday.
The Home Secretary introduced the
Arms bill. II prohibits the possession or
carrying OF arms except by license; per.
mits the searching OF houses from sunrise
70 sunset, and empowers the authorities
to prohibit aud regulate the importation
and sale oil arms, dynamite and nitro.
glycerine. The naxlmum penalty on
summary conviction is three mouths inn
prisonment without hard labor. The bill
10 to remain In force FIVE years.
Harcourt In introducing the Arms bill
referred 10 the speech OF Dillon In August
In which the speaker advised the peasants
10 march 10 the meetings In military order,
avowed that by obstruction In Parliament
they could set the people free 10 drill and
declare every 1rishmatl had a tipht 10 have
rifle II he liked. He then referred 10 the
domlcillary visits by armed bands and The
shooting OF Hearne. The bill, he said,
would touch nobody who sought lawful
means.
O'Donnell moved that permission be not
granted for the introduction Of The bill,
and made a rambling speech.
The Home Secretary explained that
search warrants Under the bill would run
twenty.one days.
Alter further debate, Sexton, home ruler,
moved an adjournment. The motion was
rejected, 202 10 81.
Healy, home ruler, wishing 10 address
the HeuSe the Speaker applied ClOtute.
Harrington moved that the question be
put and the motion was adopted.
Leave 10 introduce the bill was given
and the bill passed its first reading.
Mitchell Henry, Home Ruler, writing
10 o gentleman who accused him OF je.
sertinR the Land League, says! never
belonged 10 the League. The Btupid and
Irrational policy OF the past few months
has crippled the Irish vote In Parliament
forever. The money extracted from the
poor people In America and al home Ia
rern9ved 70 foreign soil and no account
published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

WASHINGTON, March 1.-secretary sher'
man informed the officers OF the Treasury
Department that his administration would
close Thursday next in order 10 take bis
seat in the Senate on Friday.
Previous 10 the converting OF the Cabi.
net to-day, President elect Garfield called
at the Executive Mansion and paid his
respects to the President and members oi
the Cabinet. The President and President
elect then concluded to convene the Senate
in special session. The special meeting
OF the Cabinet Thursday will be the last
by the present administration.
The Marshals OF the inaugural process.
sion have concluded their arrangements
and will name the staff officers, aids, &C.,
Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
nold RurEInrX nd ChIcnro.

CHICAGO, March LA slngularly daring
and sucCeSsiul burglary occurred here
Sunday night at the house Of Mr.. E,
Smith, member Of tho Board Of Trade. Mr..
Smith upon retiring for the night care,
fully deposited roll of bills, amounting
to $1,000 and q diamond pin, valued al
$3.50, 10 the pillow case on his bed. He
was discovered In an insensible condi.
tion yesterday morning. The diamond
and the money was missing, and the
whole house was ransaCked from top to
bottom. Mr.. Smith did not recover con.
sciousness until yesterday evening. There
is no clue to the burglars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
AN ONO VIEW

OF Natter ompiaIntd OF Recently by
an IntellIEencer Correspondent.
Columbus State Journal Of yestefday.
II seems that certain West Virginia
sharks have engaged In the business Of
buying up accounts on workinEmen EN-.
ployed by the railroads running from
Ohio and Pennsylvania into West Virginia
for the purpose Of garnlSheeing the wages
Of such employees in the hands Of the rail.
road companies. In Ohio the law
exempts q certain portion OF The
laboref's wages from attachment or ex.
ecution, and 90 their accounts are "Bold"
10 West Virginia collectors who bring suit
In their own names. A single individual
10 Wheeling brought three hundred and
ninety eight suits on such claims within
the past year, making oath In each case
that the person against whom suit was
brought is indebted 10 him. In many
cases these claims are principally, II not
wholly, fraudulent; butthe poor man who
may reside q hundred OF more miles from
Wheeling prefers TO submit 10 the loss
rather than spend as much more In attempt.
Ing 10 dsfe ID himself. The West Virginia
Legislature should arrest this abuse. The
railroad companies are helpless In the
matter, and are compelled 10 pay over
The amount claimed TO The West Virginia
Coutts. A purse Of 81 900 or $1,000 should
be raised land no doubtth railroad com.
panies would contribute handsomely) 10
prosecute these claim agents for perjury,
since there 10 but little feasot 10 doubt
that they would be proved guilty In scores
Of instances. That would put q stop Il
the extoftion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
REX AT NEW ORLEANS.
n"rdl orns. "a 6rlllInnt and EpJoyable

mardI Grnsta BrIlInnt and Epjoy able
success.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.~Clear and
pleasant weather to-day for the Rex pro.
cession and immense crowds Of people are
on the streets Of the route, distance Of
FIVE miles. The grand scenic display ol
bis Majesty was the leading feature,
q theme Of the Arabian Nights tales,
handsomely illustrated. First came the
herald, then detachment OF the police,
court band (that Of the Heventy.frst New
York;. Earl, Marshal, Guards, Grand
Viztef, Standard bearers, Hindoo Priests,
Boeuigtas, followed by 20 cars containing
tableaux many figures were richly attir.
ed and the attendants Glttingly Costumed.
Then succeeded a council display OF |. o.
o, Ms. and Phunny phorty Phellows,
and promisCnous maskers on foot and
horseback. The procession was one hour
passing q given point.
The Mystic Krewe OF KomuB parade to-
night was one Of the handsomest displays
Of the kind ever presented here, and as
the route OF the procession was much
shorter than the day demonstration the
steets was literally packed, every avail.
able spot OF the streets, sidewalks, doors,
windows and galleries being ocCupied,
The theme illustrated was the Myths oil
NorthlAnd. The Rex reception this even
ing at the Exposition Palace was largely
attended, as also the balls at all the
theatres and halls In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

He Explains More fully How He Pro-
poses TO Conduct HIs Intended Ser.
Vices.
NEw YoRK, March l.-Mr, Beecher re.
peated Sunday morning the notice that
on next Monday, at 4 o'clock, he will be-
gin series Of prayer and conference meet
ings.
~ ses," said he, "that the newspapers
have stated that Mr.. Beecher was going to
take new Departure II this is new
departure l shall be sorry to have made
IT, but i am not aware Of any new depart
ure any more than that 1t is new for me
to preach the Gospel morning and even.
ing, l also observe that Mr.. Beecher Is
going 70 get upR revival Well, l won't
quarrel with anybody about phrases.
" have always held that the moral feel
ing was Just as much subject OF educa.
ton as the intellectual feeling. A Telig.
ious lie and that fountain Of feel
ing from which true religious lie
springs are not things outside Of Gods
law, and where q church desires and
Is willing 10 give time TO the consideration
OF any one department OF religious exper-
ienCe, II can make that prominent and we
do not call that getting up. The term
was not applied In an offensive way, but
1t Is rather coarse and rude. The time
was when 1t was thought that revivals
came Rbout In some miraculous manner,
and by the direct interposition OF God,
But the proper use OF instrumsnts is Just
as much blest OF God In moral influences
as 1t ia in intellectual or gsthetic In.
huences. Whenever, then, and wher.
ever q church feels that 1t has lowered
the tone OF religious feeling and deSires
to have II raised by social inter,
course, / am sure that every man ought
to recognize the reasonRhleness Of It, II
does not lie In my habits OF life to insti.
tute what are called anxious seats, and call
people out oil the congregation to occupy |
them; not that disapprovs OF them, but
1t is not my way, l have never been
trained to It. 1t does not work with me,
though it does with some other men. But
| do believe in such presentation Of
those great truths as fire the imagina'
tion, awaken the reason, touch every
heart, and bring men into q new con-
sCiousness OF their relations to eternity |
and to God. .... -ut
"These meetings will be under my ex.
elusive charge, and | hope that the mem
bers will make the present q week Of pre-.
paration for the week following. l shall
continue them every day and evening for
Ike week, but II In the providence Of God |
they are successful, l shall continue them
Tor a second week or third. In other
words, just 90 long as ripe apples will fall
| shall shake the tree. In this work
shall be most happy to have the co.opera.
lion OF my brothers and sisters who for
The time may be with US"
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Ex.COnfedeFHteS ana the Inauguration.
WASHINGTON, March l.-The dis
graceful Clamor raised by a few ill.man.
nered office holders against marching in
the inaugural procession has been happily
adjusted, and just in time, or many South.
ern companies would have failed To come.
1t is known that General Garfield depre.
Gated this clamor, and SO far from making
objection, he Is glad to have the Southern
companies here, and the more the better.
In private letter he said that he hoped
to see every Southern State represented,
and that II was happy omen to have
prominent ex.Ooniederate officers taking
an active part 10 the inaugural ceremonies.
Under the weight OF an overwhelming
public sentiment the shallow.pated popin.
jays who made this objection have sub.
sided. The National Republican gave them
q dose, which drew from General Sher.
man to-day the following note.
10 the Editor Of The Republican:
"In support Of your position will men.
tlon that last summer Mr.. Secretary OF
War Ramsey and attended at Minneapo.
lis the celebration Of the two hundredth
anniversary OF the discovery OF st. An.
thongs Falls, and the Chief Marshal Of
the day was General T. L. Rosser, Of the
Confederate Army, A great part OF the
procession was made up OF Union veteran
soldiers, and there was not one to object
to the past career OF the Marshal.
w, T. SHERMAN"
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a Sensation in q NeIrnbOrInr Town

srRunESVILLE, March lon the night
OF January 10th John W, Gray fell dead
while passing along Market street, Owing
to domestic trouble it was suspected by
the children oil his first wife that foul
means had been resorted to in order to
hasten their fathers death. The body has
been exhumsd and the brains and stomach
forwarded to q chemist In Cleveland for
examination. The affair Is creating con-
siderable comment, as there was great
effort made by the parties concerned in
the exhuming to have the work dene with
out the knowledge OF the widow or the
public,