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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

4 committee OF Journeymen plumbers, delegated
by the Plumbers Union, called upon the District
Commissioners yesterday afternoon to complain
of the injustice ofthe plumbing regulations, which
in their present form require as large bond from
journeymen rs from b IS plumbers, and thus pre-
vent number of journeymen from practising
their trade, The delegation regarded this clau q
of the regulations us unjust and The bond required
slider the matter aud give decision in the prem.
fgaa
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LOCAL MENTION.
DEsTORED TO LIFE.

Any one desiring TO have restored
to their normal or natural healthful
condition those organs of life whose
functions have become impaired
from excessive guttony, intGmper-
anco, or otherwise, will find health,
strength, and vigor in Browns Iron
Bitters. Where the weakness Is Of
an exhausting o. debiiitntiug ma
ture, 1t removes all lifeless feeling,
and quickly awakens to new uc-
tivily the parts affected. Try it,
and Won will surely commend 1t
toyour friends.-Herdld.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

meeting ofgrRduatos of the Boys High School
was held at the franklin building yesterday
morning. Amer matte,s of interest were dis
cusscd the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; President, Il, L. Winslow; vice.
EiSTk' IT,; treasurer N. i, f. Swartzeli; editor.
B Hall; historian, j. A. Maher. a special meet.
ing will be held at the franklin building TO- NOR
row morning ut 10 u. m. for the purpose of franz
lug constitution, All members are requested 10
Ina mr.
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,,wiLLAHDs.-J, o. Broadhend, St. Louis; Charles
Ttoryi Il. &C. Hall, New York. Robert Liddell,
SSdt,ysa6snrEJ w IL Jacobs louisville. Ky.j $. x.
Mcyonnell, New Orleans; W. j, Cheyney, Phadel.
phlai w, H. Barton William Wa KEENAN, New York;
y Y starr, New Jersey; Dr. W. H. stone, Boston;
Z. E. Bcltzh over, Pu
ST JAMES. -irmcs Scott Phlsburg, Pa; John
Urowell, j., Cleveland. o.; NJ +. Harbour, Fort
Miller, .Cncinnui3 l. j. Miller, Lexington Ky;
r. \, MNsley, Grand Raids. Mich; i. "a, Glen
Maryland Shnrlcs " Pool, Louisville KY.
METpurol irAv.-U. j. Kimba New York r.
Cooley, NASHVILLE, Tenn. IT, ~. Hawson, Boston
burg George y. Moore Willlnmsport, N. vi \, ].
DrulCh, New York: i. G. Terrell, Philadelphia; j.. -
Jersey
EnprrT.-Hon. John II. Mitchell, Oregon; j.. NJ.
Wood, Kentucky; 4. \. Mole, Adams. Mass; J. j.
w. H. Wiggiua New York; Mrs Campbell, spring.
irll III; George II. Fletcher, New York Isaac
wanna,
AntISGToN.--S NJ. Kellogg wntcrlu ry, Conn (;
william bradford, New York; y, Is. Bridges, Og-
dgnshurg n. w.; H. H. Hicks, Troy, n " !. E.
SharlleS', Pniladupilia James Binks, Birmingham,
England; q. H. Wilcox, Now York.
RIGGs.-ii. +. Muiikin. Edward Wheaton, Boston
r. a. GledStnncs, London, England H. +. NJ. Will
Eluis. oxford, Euylni: A, Schuprnger philnde pha;
NJ. a. Rutland, BrOoklyni 3. NJ. Bailey, Pennsyl-
ST. MARGIN. S.schloss, W. Trevor, $. W. Eaton,
New YORK H. =. Knowles New zealand NJ
GrucihOOd New York
wORMLEY's.-T. II. Kerr. Allen g. Blackwell. w.
BnEcwell, Piltsbury Pa; W. w. REILLY, Nully, Col;
Adam Badeau, L. =. a.
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RESOLUTION IN COUNCIL,

Whereas no boat except the steamer w. W, COR
CoRAN, which holds an exclusive contract with the
Association, Is entitled TO land passengers Mount
Vernon; Therefore, II any such boat shall come TO
MOUNT VERNON,
Il will only be permitted to land passengers by pay
ment Of the same amount per capita as that received
upon the regular boat, twothirds of which amount
belong To the Captain OF the w. w. Corcornn and
Onothird TO the Mount Vernon Association, for the
maintenance OF the place. Ju6-TuThS&rutf
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I aYlor & HuftY
O33 Pennsylvania avenue.
Superior Quality.
Choice Designs.

90 Pieces Pure Linen Lawns, ut ojc,, reduced from
BSc
~ French Bntistes In Stripes and Polka Spots for
Combination Suits, ut C., former price Soc
Now Paris SatineS, In select patterns.
Best Quality Merry Lawns at SIC.
FOulard silks, ut 7jc reduced from g.
Hare BargA aims in Summer silks.
Rich Black SILK Grenadines at sl.25 and $3.50.
Bnck Satin Rhadamcs, from Il to 80.
Black silks, best makes, from 75c. toS3
marked Down Prices" ON Parasos.
Fine Dress Shirts ~.
Gnuze Underwear, Isle Gloves
Ladies' Linen and MOhair busters.
."Specal Attractions" in New White Goods at
popular prices
Chuddu and shetland Shawls.
Paris Embroidered Cashmere Fichus, from 90 to
lSo.
EIannels for Bathing Suits.
BS- Plain Figures and Correct Prices az
SEATOS FERRY,
Successor to Perry Il Brother,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of ninth street.
Established 1870.
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On Our BnrrnIn Counter.

$50 pairs cashmere pants, from So upwards. the
or ginal price of none of them less than 81 Else
man Bros. corner Seventh and L.
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Oh our burEntn counter.
Custom department, pants to order 81, $3.50 and
IS; original price So 80 and 81. Eiseman Lros.,
corner Seventh aud f.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s REeut tA-Rr MEET ISs5c Itt1SSIs RE-
regular FaS injecting IL g. Georges H No. eS
s iI,St, n1Yr.hwest ilits EVENING
nySa to A RttSp and requested to extend
Di'', ~ " TMEoDoRE i. DELAYD.
jul5-lt Secretary.
nSBe !. o, O. F., FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. ",
INK to MI Sys SEkEc "a EMILY Iss5 ENcuR
s The Steamer g N NARY III will make
ty0 trips leaving stree! wharf n9Sthwes a.
turning az seventh street wharf at 1880 o'clock p m.
and iS years, hatfare If under 10 Years, isCc No
liquor will be allowed on the grounds. lnl3-3t
NCSa5e Posr-uFFICE NOTICE
DAY June Il, 1857 viii close at this Office on TUES
va NWgFGBPS 3 at on
by 81 g via slsr
MR. for on FFFHGS asSt by FOR VIA
Cherbours And Hamburg geiters for Great Britain
SSfz% "RR @ Tor on aq&Ss RY 5
@ lSv E csis
be directed per city of Bern'gn land at $3.50 a. M for
and q il GtS Sy Europe By sss%ship NAM yis
Srcai Sy sS H%@ at va r Belgium
The mails for Rio de Janero by steamship MARCH,
malls for Mexico Via New Orleans close on Monday at
800 p. NJ The mails for HayIi and Sayonilla, &C. by
steamship Aepe, ei4ss on Tuesday g ioa m, The
by steamship George w. Clyde, close on Tuesday at
p, m. The mails for newfoundland, by steamship
Gamma, close on Tuesday, Mt p. IN. The mails for
Newfoundland and st. Pierre Miqueon, via Halifax,
close on Wednesday ut $50 T. IN. The malls for Ber
mnda, by steamship orlnoco, close, on Thursday at
1880 p. m; The malls for Cuba and the West Indies,
by steamship City of PueblR, close on Thursday at
1890 y. m. The mails for Jamaica, by steamship
Belize close on Saturday at II a. m. The mails for
Cuba and Porto Rico, 10y steamship Saratoga, close
on uurday at 1890 p. m The malls for Honduras
and Livingston, via New Orleans, close on SATURDAY.
at 1870 p M The mails for China and Japan, via san
Francisco, close June 90 Mt D. m. The mails for Aus
tralla &c, via San Francisco close June p, at p
m, - - - -
Posr-OFFICE, NEW YORK, June 10, 1882. mal2
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Is MOUNT VERNON.

The frequent arrival OF steam launches and of pri-
Yate yachts at Mount Vernon, bringing parties Who
land without being Willing to pay the usual charge,
has convinced the ladies of the Mount Vernon ASsO
citation, who have Just closed their annual council,
that some misrepresentation must exist In the mind
of the public, and they therefore publish the follow
ing notice, hoping that Will pro ect the Association
from fnrlher Inlrlngemonl OF Its rlghis;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

THE REPUBLICAN will be issued az usual in
double. sheet form on Saturday, and will be up 10
its regular high standard in respect to local and
political gossip, personal intelligence fashion and
stage notes, and book reviews
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

To the unusual cool springwe find ourselves over
stocked on cashmere suits, and as we are notwil-
ing H. carry them over our loss will be your gain
Call early for bargains, Eiseman Bros, corner
Scyeuth and IL.
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches jewelry &C. Call on or
address Herzog, 30S Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yania nyeuue
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You can publish three-lino advertisement Of
"Wnntcd," For Rent For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAN.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
Of interesting reading matter, will be is ued to.
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing may
b. had at the business office.
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n-,lfe ME BRIG aENERAL ARMsrRoNe.


Whereas by the act for the relief, &c.
The Secretary of state Is directed to examine and
adjust the claims of the captain owners officers, and
crew Of the said brig growing out Of the destruction
nt Fnyal In September ls1i upon the evidence alb
lshed In q Court Of Claims, aud 10 draw requlsOp
In favor OF said claimants their heirs executors adj
mlnlsrators agents, OF assigns, for the amount which
may be found due 10 said claimants, not exceeding
S7O1l9;
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given to all whom
II may concern TO transmit TO the Secretary of State,
ON or before the Oh day Of June next, statement In
writing Of the amount of their claims, and whether
officers, or the crew. and If ether owner officer
crew. the name names Of the person on whose be-
TO the part of the proof which sustans Such claim,
Said statement should also show In what capacity the
claimant claims whether rs original claimant, or us
heir executor administrator agent, assignee of an
original claimant and should be accompanied by
proof title us suCh,
FREDK. 4. FRELINGHUYsEN,
my30-T uTh3W Secretary of State
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DISTRICT BREYITIEs.


For me Middle A2dnhe States, so,iiIeriy TO ieest
erly cind', dtly cloudy rede trh local rains, MS
ing temperature during the day aud falling barometer
For Washington, rom a. m. TO midnioht-
Warner, fair tvtother during nc greater portion d
to-day and Tonight
Thcrmometrc readings.-7 q. m, 6s6o; II a. M,
779o; y. M, 5000; p. M. 1892 II p. M, 6s.Oo;
maximum. s5,Co; minimum, 59so.
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FOR gale by WILLfAi

been appointed TO take charge Of the legal
business of the Fast Line IL Red River
railroad company and the Mineola branch,
from Denison 20 Mlneola. Messrs. Well.
born, Leake & Henry have been appointed
Colonel Campbell's successors.
Judge j. X. Fleming, of Cisco, Texas,
who has been here for a day or
two on business connected with .valna-
BILE copper mines in western Texas, left for
home Saturday night. Some important
steps are being taken in relation TO the de-
velopment Of the mineral country. IN the
vicinity OF El Paso involving the building
of a new railroad in Texas.
Colonel w. w. Lang, connected with the
immigration bureau at Austin, passed
through this city Saturday en- route for Eu-
rope. He has received the appointment
OF general immigration agent for the Gould
system Of railroads in Texas, and will re-
main at Liverpool at least two years.
IL. M. IIoXie, esq, general manager
OF the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
other railroads, leaves this city to-day for
San Francisco on flying trip. He will
be accompanied by his wife and some rail-
road officials.
Saturday closed the week Of races in this
city which have been very successful. The
attendance has been large and the weather
has, in the main, been satisfactory. The
chickens have been plucked, and the know
ing ones are leaving town in high gee with
full pockets. The immature counterhop-
per, the downey Tipped railway clerk, and
the vealy young society man, are among
those who have contributed most literally
towards this hilarious condition of the pro-
fessional sport. If experience shall teach
these young people wisdom, this adversely
will be like the jewel in the toad head.
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Ilico.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HIco, June 12.-Returns are in from all
the precincts on the local option election
held in Hamilton county Thursday last.
Prohibition is carried by 81 majority. Par
ties in Hamilton say they will contest the
election. Hico box cast every vote for pro-
hibition. of 400 votes in the county, not
half were polled.
Thresbing is in full blast. The first lot
ofsixty bushels of new wheat were sold
here to-day at IS cents. The yield is good.
A field of five acres near Carlton, in which
was sowed five bushels of Mediterranean
seed, threshed 1i91 bushels.
Parties are now at work here building
two mills and gins. Both will be enlarged
to first-class Touring mills after the ginning
season.
1t is doubtful whether a jury has been
secured in Coryell county for the Kemp
case, from this county.
A Californian is about TO put up a large
hotel at Dullan mineral wells and make
it a fine resort.
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Kansas City.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 10,-George Rob-
ertson, Isaac King and Peter Vinegar, three
negroes, who killed farmer named Baus-
man, between this city and Lawrence, last
city this morning. They enticed the farmer
to secluded spot by means Of mulatto
prostitute then Drained him, and threw
him in the river. Their purpose was rob-
berry.
Dick Little failed to identity any of the
Brookfeld bank robbers. They are young
men, but all of them are desperadoes.
They were taken to Linneus, the county
seat of Linneus county, to await the action
of the special grand jury impannelled to
sit on their cases.
Ed. West, young railroader on the
Hannibal ~ st. Joe road was to-day run
over by the cars at this place and horribly
mutilated. BY some means he fell between
the cars and four cars passed over his body.
KANSAS CITY, June 12.-Mrs. Jesse James
returned home this morning sick in mind
and body, and with the remains of her
lecture company. She got no further than
ST. Louis, and only appeared in the first Of
the three nights advertised; There were
but forty people present and the st. Louis
papers said she had given up the tour
project forever. She is altogether passive
agent in the hands of those about her and,
as her tour through Missouri has been
dismal failure throughout, her friends adj
vised her to give up all thoughts of making
money by her so-called lectures. Since
arriving here, however, her lecturer and the
others have influenced her to such an ex-
tent that she declares she only came home
because she was sick, and that she intends
starting out again in few days.
The coroner's jury in the case of the three
negroes hung by mob in Lawrence, Kan
sas, Saturday morning, returned sealed
verdict. On being opened it was found to
contain information against four members
OF the mob, charging them with murder in
the first degree. One of the men immedi-
ately left town. The authorities are after
the other men
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A lady Of our acquaintance has been in
quite feeble health for many years with
some complaint peculiar to the seX--be-
came emaciated-lost her appetite-was
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and frctful.
Many years suffering indicated that all
medicines were failure. Some one sug-
gested the use of Dromgoole's English Fee
male Bitters, as il wGs not "a patent nor a
secret remedy. 1t was used, and seven bot
ties effected a cure.
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Obftuaru.

The f-isn e n Ms HrIEsI. VIE q d. 9. 6.
Gillespie. VII regret % lean ~ her fea.h vhith
oocu--et e. her home e. Grapevine, 1uns aih.
isz- she uas e urrnEr 81 high o-ier ~ intel
isr ~ s--fsri1r culture rsfna1 sud at.r.cflTs IN
spirit all msrue-s. ani uas l3rsf ara honr-el
bE en- 40 tuer her. Her c1urs-si5n uss tlear.
rut her liz c11si-fsri yin ths r-l'sssi1l rhe
bed na1s- H1Tinr b-c1--s r-liria1s On eEfiT
lie. t1s-s rs e mzturitT z-i sirerrth n Der
rtllrio1s cts-n-te- ti1t -sis isar i--r-ass %
re cr-rrurifT IN rhiet ~ n1-td shs as
1o-resr1-lii-r -ss1-etarT ~ GO E1u.-'s Mis-
zi1rr-y s1ai.-T ~ DE Ea-lt 1sr.s Clrrs-s-c..
sd - ~ ~. 80 es-ns-i 1tT111- - b. ~
1888 hsi s1-t-i.-ie1 l1-r.tJ - ~ s--osss
sh.- sl.srs e. Fr-re-s B-E--h $500 ~
sri-ts1 r.-c-.r 80 sIEt.-. - taf $1,000
- - Hs1rs- VI ErcEr1
r.rfflrrw
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Marshall,
Special to the Herald.

MARSHALL, June ia mass meeting of
citizens was held at the courthouse Satur-
day night in the interest of the Marshall Il
railway company. DR.. G. II.
McGill was called to the chair and w. w.
Heartsell acted as secretary. Speeches
were made by e1-Mayor Hawley, Major
Hudgins, John T. Pierce and others, set
ting forth in favorable terms the great adj
vantage the completion of the road would
be to our citizens, and the ease with which
the work. can be accomplished by united
effort upon the part of.the people of our city.
Much enthusiasm prevailed and subscrip
tions poured in freely. A sufficient amount
of stock has already been subscribed to Sc
cure the building of the road.
The criminal docket of the district court
was taken up this morning. District Attor-
ney Spivey arrived this morning.
From present indications the crop OF can
didates promises to be the. largest known for
years.
The weather is growing quite summerish.
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Honey Grove.

SpuUIHI 20 IIt HtTdIU,
HONEY GROVE, June ia difficulty oc-
Cured Sunday eight miles southeast of
here, between Louis Mayors and man
by the name of S.mons. Simons was cut
across the abdomen with knife. Simons
injuries are supposed to be fatal. Mayer
left his home and has not been heard Of
since.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, of Denton, and Rev. Mr..
Reed, of Paris, are here attending the clos
ing exercises of the Honey Grove High
School and the Walcott Institute, which
are under the able management of Proies-
sors Clark and Kendall.
New wheat is coming in.
The crop prospects are splendid. e
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NIexi.l.


SpeClal 10 lne uGrelu.
MEXIA, June 10.-The greatest excite
ment prevails here. The voting is largely
against prohibition, and recent reports from
the precincts indicate that the measure will
probably be defeated.
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opCUIHI 70 INC IItINu,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 12.-Your Mr..
Wellborn, this morning, had passed through
the house his bill of appropriation of 49,
600 for public buildings at Dallas. Our
Texas senators will pass it through the sem
ate in few days, certainly before the close
of the session.
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nroclatiyo congregation. Thofe are lafe,
audiences attending tLo committeeman
okorolsog, and thore are many prominent
visitors from abroad.
Professor Gross Glasses In elocullOn nc.
quilted themselves with credit to-day.
DR.. Walkup, who was shot by Dr. eagle,
had his leg ainputaied and Is doing we'll.
DR.. Stewart y horse anaway to-day threw
hin from the buggy and bruised him ~
quite badly.
The late oats crop Is almost ruined by the
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4 .BrOwFEO0D, June 10.-The wool crop is
about al IN and the receipts this week
make ncgrersts amounts marEed ~ tins
riece this spring little over 90 900 pounds
A petition j. being circulsted 70 establish
a daily mail line from this place. va
C0rusnche, 20 DeL,e0n on The Texas Central
railway.
The county Judge has ordered an election
IN the question a. % whether the town q
BrounNood shall incorporate fur school
purposes only. The election takes plaoe
On the 2fih inst
NJ !. ID. Eeunebrsr's mills are nov run-
ming dag ana night grinding uer wheat
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Howe
gpecial to the Herald.


HOWE, June i2.-After the several rain.
storms Of last Saturday our farmers are
again at work in their grain. Reapers and
threshing machines are heard in every di-
rection. Wheat and oats turn out much
better than was at first expected Large
quantities OF wheat are being shipped TO
st. Louis, also numerous cargoes of oats 10
New Orleans. The shipments from this
place during the year will be over 1000
cars.
our cotton crops look well. Owing to
the recent cold weather no bugs or worms
have made their appearance yet.
We are happy TO learn that Mr.. J. M.
Roberts, one OF our most prominent citi-
,ens. who has been confined 10 his bed
with fiux for the past few weeks, is speedily
recovering.
Mad dogs seem to be all the rage here at
uresent
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Special 10 the Uorald.


HUDBARD CRY, June 12.-Mr. Henry
Schoenfelds, of Waco, representing the
firm Of Greenleye, Block e Co., Galvest on
had three valises stolen from him here last
night, containing three fine gold watches,
together with other valuables, The watches
we're valued az $500. A reward Of 500
is offered. No clue as yet.
A fine rain visited our section Saturday.
Crops are in prosperous condition. Wealth
NJ
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Special to the Herald.
MckIHNEY, June 10.-As far as heard
from the vote stands 800 against prohibit
ton. 1t is thought it is defeated by close
vote
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]. J. Dewey, druggist, Fairfax, Missouri,
says; "BrOwn'sPepsln Tonic gives un iver-
sal satisfaction in curing dyspepsia and
sick-beadache." All Texas druggists keep
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Special 10 the Herald.

FoRr WORM, June fO.-Ed. Love, the
famous Indian desperate. was arrested here
last night BY a posse Of deputies under
Sheriff Hardwick, OF Pickens county, Indian
territory. charged with the murder Of Dr.
Bailey, OF Paris, q few months ago. The
officers left with him on the DOrth-bound
train last night.
The grand Jury was discharged yesterday
evening. amer returning l03 indictments.
There were thirty real estate transfers
this week and one marriage license issued
Over 2.O00 bushels q wheat were brought
in to-day and were sold ct good price.
A beneficial rain fell this morning, last
ing some two hours.
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p..-o. June whisky victorious. An
.l.c,i,, ~ss hsld in this city to-day, With
.svr. whisky . mai0riiy ever prohibition q
a ,--..as Considerable interest vas MANI
- ~ hnrh sides. No disturbence WHs
al Tecs+ur nHs vote stands p majority N.
fr-0r cf hquo-- ,-.-,-- -. a.
A. ths seasGn f1r s-l1Ee-tlies "a - -
rr.pea-ed. ~ c0rs-er ire oeie-l y -. p
80 a. - rrroe-imas 70 crar-fshing On
A nrarg rrin VISITED this secti9n this
~~~-rirr. nrr1r. ranrd b. some lgntnlng
Tirfrrlnx slruck q rod On ne dEelilnE
Fr'1.s al Wu- Forrnan- No dauags Eas
49, 20 rlerarrs rr properly
Tr--1r-s rerort that TIE rEi1 ceenea ne
~ f-urr the s1-inE oats sn1 "a Il,skt =
enrly co-r Cup-