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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

MEMPHIS. November 22.-Thc StOekhOld-
or, OF the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road met tEi. morning. Hon. Jcrc Baxter.
e-pre>idcnp the r"ad. read the annual
report. showing how FAR the Board OF Di-
rector, had proceeded in eifccting COM
promise OF the lease OF the road 10 the
Last Tennessee. virginia and Georgia
Company. The report stated that the ten
der OF the requisite money tSiOo,0O0) had
been made, and That the cancellation Of the
Lease wa, only temporarily delayed by an
injunction suit OF Il. {. Brinchley'- oX-
cculor. The report was adopted.
The following were then elected - the
Board al Directors: Jcre Baxter. &. NJ.
Fog. W. VI. Duncan. OF Nashville: T. W.
Evans. II. l.. arih. W. r. Hatch. simon
Berg, oi New York; Napoleon Hill. r. D..
Fray>cr. j. \. lIlyes, .Ir.. ". VI. Earring
Ton, OF Memphis: W. K. Ri-on, OF Hunts
Vile. Ala. John =. Wilkes, oi Pulaski.
Tenn.
one hundred and ifty-seycn thousand
seven hundred and Scycuty-nin" shares
were represented. which j, over three
fourth- Of The capital stock Of the road.
The Board Of Directors Organized BY
clcciing .Jerc Baxter president and ;. il.
{ ha~c secretary.
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CAUGHT IN A DEATu.rn..

'dd'''c""' '"ruc"'"rs OF the Providence
ms"s'er-rcrriblc scenes Among tho rr",
tic tnmates-Giris Jumping reon,
FLAMES 90 Certain Dcath-rhc sn,r,r,ns
nj ID,
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Fire i'm Henderson. Tenn.

NEW YORK. November 22.-A llrndcr-
son Crrnn.) special says six business build
iu", were burned last night. Loss. 100000.
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Ioilr.
by Telegraph.

Fl.rr-We quote: Fine. $40 i.Z'. ,ul"i-
mon family. SJl fJ.Jo Fdient iamlN f1Fr;o' '''
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Eltfl 5l,bNIl
yrANCN GROCERIES, FOREIGN
L FRUIT. CANNED GOODS. ND
tDNtltllpN~.

400 tI-c- 2-irfrd sweet ~HsIi-t Dint
400 C.t.o- 3-lomd Iomaioe-.
800 Cases s. amt 2-pruud STANDARD / '3'h'r-
so case 2-gDuud straw lerilt- sud Pine Vpl,,
JD Case 2-ponud Linn H,ap- fnf ~urr"ia-h
loo case. l. ana 2-Ipuud standard O} -trr't
100 Gases l-pDuLd salmon 9nd L"l-t'iri
5p t,.c- 3 pound Htriftf PstI-t
300 Dozen john Moir & son ir, -'Tfc- and
jam. juu plil- rrc-ciye- aud frwt.Bnil'i- -
,...,.. irnoH Pea. md Ma-hfCOm- % ti-f -ar-
,ln, small H.h l,,fluiuei. 100 rl.t-, J., 2, l.,
81. ana i-pound cans 'orn,d ie"f; % pig, "
ui.uti- u anui. fiiLtrts. Pecan 4nd Palm ntS .
Iun hpNr. London IHN'r Rat-in- lu'H. ZOO
hnte- Inycl Fig furwl = clAs Turkish Tiune,
100 LONrs NcN Lcgbnrn ttiron; - 'n-k- NJ"
turrIui-: % boxes nj anna fJielu-. inO t'N''
Aiaccaroni and >pIgh"tic. - go, Dlfktc-
~,iad-Drr.-ing: J, 900 bose. Frr,h French can
.Ii,-- aud Caramel. toge der Win a large Tot 90
oils car .uf,-. ~tuce-. Nustnrd+- thD- gItt HInIn"
COCO. Gsp,rs. olive. Pot'ci 6oodr. D'sii'd rtb,.
tigtr-. Tobacco. Toilet Hni Laundry soap
Blocking. SI8ce-. T'a-. Gciailnc-. Nc.. ~c which
Nr oif.r la Inc lradc II Ncw YORK PRICE. Ilie ns
cali and SO guarantee 10 pleas. lon hoih 30 prir'
and 1uallt,. GODpIN 4 1klBEt1I,
Mhnls-air Fancy Grocer.
40. 10 aud ~ Thirteenth street.
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A NTLDYSPEPTIC.
fNg COOKING.
TSE NEW GIVE BITTER

Extract from the I'-siic LeSgsr, Psiladeirhs,
October 7~iss2;
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ONE PolNDO or OLIVE ETTIEH
viii do tho work "f two r"un,l- of lard.
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NV ynRk. November -. -toton-N" ~
~, l Io4 hale: grus- receipts. li.eS} Isle.
r,t,s closed barely stcai y sale-, t3e'ovu 'ai,
November. slO.4 sl0.i9; December V,S-'s
sio. "a: January, slO.36@.lu.iI. ~ m~aIh
go iSn,Ioi7; March, .lO.57@slo.oe' April
.i06S: NV. slO.79; jane, 5000; 1nly' ~ y"
siI0I tJg'I,sll lo@sil.h'
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MINIATURE.

X,t,v.r.r.. \nNcmb,r 22.-Fifuf -i,ad!. NHl
", deTaua N heat dan: No. Milwaukee hard
II o5: soit. cash lnd NoNemisc, o3,fV-; Dvcrlh-
rrr - ir. corn aniet AMI nneanSei. tmi- ~ M
80. ~ = ~lifc. soc: mixed, y -. ProNi'i'a
Io~er. Mess-pork. sl7.lo cash, 81 No'.inh'r
sid. ~ January. iard--l'r'me teani' ~ ~ e"su
and November. Sl0.4u JGpuarN. hni- l"N'' ~
s5 Sln ~. ~.
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enc AGO, November 22.-ti"ur uu'' "a" ~
changed. Wheat steady and -ri", th'f' "
E,'r,tr, g., .f g3'r. December. 9jr. ali ihv
49,. "a . ,hiraso -priug. ~ -. cash; No. .
GItr,oo .nrtng. 79r.: NJ. > red win'"r. - q.
r,.h and November. 9ihc. Derrmler, ~, . WIN
49, o@.r corn excited aud higher; 200. cisll'
49, <n,.tpi.er BIm5I -. Ilecrinher. cav
IT,,ier ~ S5i.c cash ANA No,rut.f. 80, 10
,sn,l,r. pork arilye and lower; - stf- :. =
,,'h tI Novcmbor. : lU. 95a$l7 De"cmhef.
81 "a, ',tfl,d and hover. ~ln.S'n sIO.-i ''-p'
ia so November. slo.t2Ew sloA0 D'rtn'nri
knlk.meaf. m fair demand; shpu'd'r-, So
short rib - 80 -i"ft NJ 7'-''
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ELOpfDA ORANGES.
( NEW LEGIIOHN tl1EoN.
NAIENCIA and ~t'LTANt Il I>iN>.
IoNDON LAY R R\tSiN~.
<EM-CEOP C I;R ANTS.
~UIIIFD ALNOND~. MlNFD NTT~,
HOMELESS GOD-tI~il.
~MuhtD lltRKING.
fHDiGf. VIRGINIA HAMS.
PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER
FRESH cot N1lN BITTfH.
90 MCCARTHY X HAYNES.
mole 90 ct-t Broad street.
NEW-CROP NEW ORLEANS MO-
y LASSF~
NfW MISS MACKrRff
SALMON.
>NOKED HEREING~.
FLEGANT DOMESTIC rIc kLE> AND
CiPt-COD CRhNBfREli>.
NtN ti6~,
HAf~IN~.
tIEEANIS. 90. - ,,.,.
nAYENPORT a MORRIS,
riroHrir- A>pwuoitsAIE nrAILE, Is
LIVERPOOL FINE NND onorND-ALtM
-~NLT
"a Grade. an3 i,-t b.aa1-.
,..of ,ufFEf. MOLA~oE~. IEN~.
IEiN,Ii BRANDY. tNril-h POTTER
ALt~, 81.
Ntrllpr-f-. ~INtNrEENDH 40 Doe
-rEIIrS,
no"-Im Ei'h'i"Np'
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EAtIi,InrF. November ZZ.-tl"W nothing
done. NLlIt-~uuthcrn steady: western nothing
done. southern lrd. 7l.ub"> sly. amber. l.ueM
-flI Corn southern hiehrr: western nothing
dome: -outhcru white, GtH iu".: yellow. 1ONt SO
nats-Nothmg done. Provisions steady. Bob
meat -houilor and clr,f-tD 900 packed y b
AMI ~ %. bacou-~houllrr-. l2tc.: olcag-rib
.i.r. 100. Hams. 10 n ~. Lara f,iucd,
l3.c. conc dur: Rio cargoc-. ordinary g. fair
: reIc. sugar steady 90 oil &c.. NW,-
t,,,pi.f -tsI.le. Fnc.ght- dan aud Ine hanged
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.,l.rlrrp l0r rWlNN NrlE>.

7 J
Ham. Jo-ha Tui'iu. of l'-' N1th'N. ''''
..c.uptlu, among the ,ni''.' .~''r ir'nh-
..r hints Remedy n has proven DID, my ''.-' al"
,..,..l,jr FORT. Having ,utcrod for about '","H
.,. ,,,tl, ..ycrc disease o. the kidney l"h''"
,,,.l,,l ul.,. iian. pronounced Bright ii'''-'
,n,lca journey eat 10 consult Tie rlNi"'"' IT,
,,,,,p. Of Hamilton. N.N.."i Who's, hln' 30 Ui',
..,,,.It.,df.ard much. d. llatcut NnH' D." "
.,r,rrl, and -uply -.ild. &c" anI GET '' h''''
- t,rut.. Ecncdy .uiJ take according /" d'e'-
,I,r." >ncrha,ug travelled SOL far for treatment
,...,. rather funny 90 ic directed o. take
.,''.,,;,,u, which might have bought ri'hn 10
,'','... throw Of ny own door: INT wa IN ne
,.,,,.. hands. nudof 'our-c Followed hi- "dNI'e'
and, rich, .lld wa ihti did -"- for hci'r, h'n
,','''. Iru,,i.. Rrmcd, half dozen time FOUND
,,..,. hrnciit from il. and boy continuing Tn" '
,rt, ,ora limited time recovered from u} lf'u-
a.. entirely. and am to-day ] think. one '' u,
,',., rugged of rugged M.chi-mder.. THE ""iid
.,,d,l,tG,io,on ~ir. forthc promueaHon"l '"ch
/, medicine, and hope Won m'! moi go "''''''''
,.,,,. r,.....rd.' Trial -ilc. - cont.
gov" uo 18Th, NI>a&in
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IT. IorIs. November o. ."ui ~ .H, 'nH
r'sb. 90. No,Dnhor. - -. Dccember com
higher: o. ..G7 90. cash. - 10 CO.. N"''l.l' -
~, DDr.ubcr. O1f. hl. her: 20 tsD. ci 30.
- N.t,tnher. BIC. D,c,mb"r. WHISKY higi'r
"a, tl.I6. Pod dun; old SIS: new, -l1.1u.
p,tt.m..,i- dun. BacOA very dui! -oEly 'iad'
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I.rt.Iulr. No,euher 22.-Eiour -t,sIy aud
,,,,rh ,u,ed Wheat ia frir drU1nf: W. r'd
winf,r.42r. corn bon ftlr demand; ~. whit,
in. %o. - N.l. 72r. oar. DO tt.r Itiair1
,J,ot ,y,.-i,rr. ~ o.. Provisions dnil md lower.
Nc..-n.rL. SO. Lard quiet and unchanged 10
CON u6m-ually unchanged -h"tli"r-. iu'. sl.F
i ffir demand hui lower. good (" extra >".-'"
$3.50. Whisky qlicf and uncnIrs"L
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-02
g~5SchenfGichc gniaots IG5toofs-Behpnre.

&rieg fiibreu, I'M fi6 ben erforberliden
Ninbns gu peri6affeu. 2tu6 gambetta 1T
ni6t Der Maun fir bieie 9ufgabe; abcr cs
lebt pieaeidt iebt idon in 6rollfrci6 ber
llltbefalttte ltltb ltnbea6tete, bet ben Wlars
ldauSitob in ieiner 4%Sdtrontntaidr trG8t
uilO TrGnfrci0 uou 6cn fauicn Sc)l0tlloel
erlolt, pel6er baS ungliidliGe g0lO iebt
10 lGtper frant maht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-02
HaInburger LIME.
Samburs=9lmcrffentId dc H%a6etfabrt Ntttcus
C6c(cufGoft.

atbure=2lutcrifant DC Bn6etfabrt gttttctS
6eIcHfmaft.
Direfte pSdentltde BoitsO oupiidifffabrt ;wtiben
H YORK.
BIpnloutb, @~berbour9, SABRE, 9onbon Borts uMb
HAMB URG
Die Dunpfer bieisr Siuie bei0roern Die 9eretntste1
StoatensHSoit nnb weroen wabreno bes Sabres resels
mdBis 9otteritng BON Gelp glort mad Sduburs abs
fobret. ODM ySetu Yorf:
/. Salute: 500. z. Goilte $50. 3wiI6enbed: $50
(Siuete mad urb Don europa i'm 8erbdttnib.)
Dnu &G;nbnr9, @aere nocr outbant3tnu
!. @oiite: $3.50. 2. GdiIte: $7s. 3piiterhef: S24
0ilete fir Gtmz ,ttO Mi1reiIe:
1. GaIGte: S165. 2. Gaiite: ITO. 3pii6en6e6: $50.
Don SEEM Dort nu6 Eoris. 3wiidenOed: $3.50
ntS anriif $500
inter 1 Sabr fret. cue incl. get6ftisung.)
Desen &aiTaee Tperbe man id an
g.. .. Ni60rO DC So, GereraIzT oFasesNsenteu.
Ober an: gtD. 161 S~rooopap, Nep gore,
G~cIfcntbnt 6 &osmtnStt,
12mt nerafz9ainee<Nserten Iir ben Weiten,
so II. 81 Stftb @penue @btca9o.
Ole pon bisier 9inte berauseeSebene European
Tourist Gazette" wiro GppIifanteu gratis suseianot
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-02

-Oie yG6iion electric 2t96t 60"
BAT iebt 1T fbrem 8e8irfe inn unteren Sbctle
Der Staot Oletp g)orf 1900 eleftrii de
Die Nr6eiteu be5 NuflteQeitS Der Weter II. |.
lealdaft porIdlttg nod nt6t8 fir Die per7
braudte @leftri5itat. Die eetp06nli4en
9ampen liefern &iGt, Deldes Der 9eu6ts
fraft Don Is &er3en 9lei6fomrtt, bod f0nz
1len ald Sampen nit enter 2cudtfraft bon
8, 10, 20 ul0 80 SerSen auf 0erlaltgen
g~eltefert iDer0en. Die Geieuidoft piro
1e5t add Oarar1 gebel, ba5 DDll Der %. u1o
Der 81. Strabe uno Der O1ootlolt1 Hl1o g..
2lDenue begrer;te 0e6iet ber Stoot
Stem g)orf nit cleftril6em 9idt 81 Der@
leben. @S bcfin0en fi6 bort pielc
G6eater, SDtelS u10 anoere groBe
@ebGuoe, IN pclden bis jebt Der @a5pcre
braEd 6eocuteuO lit. Oialt ninllnt all, oaB
bort ettua SO, 600 eleftriide 2ampen n0tDig
ietn tDeroen. Sn Der Citation Der Oeieu7
l6aft iolen so y9%DnamoS", SIT peren Be-
trteb 12,500 8ferbetrdfte nDt6ig iirb, aufs
geitelt tperoen. OaS 8orgeben Der @dsz
geielIi@aftcn in 8bilaDelpDia,
tDel6e ben s refs oc5 ecu 0tgales
auf $1.90 fir ie 1000 GltbitfuB perrin>
9ertcn, miro tpobl nit 9iedt i'll 9letp
Oorf ais ein Geriud) betrabtet, benz linz
li6gretfen Ser cleftrii0en BcLtudtung ent>
gegell Su arbeiten. Wlan glaubt, oob bic
JteipsyDrter @o5gelcuidaften DemnGGit
tDrc 4reiie ebenfauS D~erunter ieben peroelt.
9as Staatsmiuiiterium in @ai6ings
ton bat pom benz merttanti6en
@%eianDten in 8ertl, t0crrn Gramer,
eilelt 8ertdt enlpfungcn, iDcl6er mtttDetlt,
Dap Die Sartoffelernte III Der
Comets 9alS miBrutben lit. 9a &ars
toffeln IN Der SAmei5 eines Der DalptiQ6s
liDlteu Nabrungsmittcl bilben, 10 lit @ras
met Der 9(nit6t, DAB cine beOeute1tOe Sarz
toffels@inflDr port6in itattfinoen muB. Gr,
empficlbt D aber, DAP am acknowledgements
iid Dies 5ur JiaAriGt btene1 laiien nt0gel,
inOen CT ber Qlnli9t lit, DAB Dieielben 0ol7
follmcn nit lln9orl, BON mo Die S6met5
ionit I'M Sale elmer ult9enilgenber Grnte
i6ren geOarf on &artoffeln be5og, cOits
currtren tDn1lert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15
THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-In the Criminal
Court this morning the Government continued rs pre-
senaton of evidence III the Star Route cases Thomas
s. Nightengae of Loup CITY, Neb SAID he was an ait0r-
ney member of the firm of Hale Nightingale. He
was shown the petition for and expedition
the route from Kearney to Kent and declared that he
had written the bOiy of the petition, but had not writ
ten the interlnsation thirteen hours schedule" Wit
ness had copied the petition from damaged original
given TO by French, the subcontractor He did not
know who had made the interlineation. Cross-exam-
ned by defence The route had been subject Of con
suItation between French and himself Cedarville was
about eight miles from the route, but an almost mpossi-
bic line of bluffs lay between them.
Mr. Brewer Of the corresponding clerks OF the
Post Office Department. identified letter from Peck to
Brady in which the former requests that this mail be
sent to Box IA" Washington. d. C.
Mr. Tullocb clerk i'll the city post Office testified
that l0k box ia was in March 1873 recorded in the
name of James H. Ketner tBOone's stepsonl ana that
boz 700 was for the first few months OF 1879 held by
II. II. Brewer and aerward until Jnne' 1eeO, Dy NJ u
| RerdelL , . M -, ..,
for the firm OF Miner, Peck and Dorsey Box 7O6 con
tanned the mail OF Rerde and s. w Dorsey There were
two keys issued for box TIA There was one Key for
| Rerdelrs box, No 7O6
for eight years. testified TO the distances from one point
TO another oil the The time he said had never
said he ba been postmaster at Keaney for eight years
monthly report Of the daily condition ifln.U Of
MT. Gfimos identidsd one of lis reports upon which
French subcontractor had been fined Tor arriving
| twenty four hours ahead Of schedule time.
The Government announced that the testimony OF this
witness completed their evidence the route No a.
from Kearney TO Kent-and proceeded TO the consider
alton OF No So 1875 from St Charles TO Green Horn
| Colorado Mr. Sweeney, a contract Office clerk, was
| again called, and recognized Bradys signatures to
orders by Turner directing that the addresses
| of contractors on certain routes be changed from
sandusky Ohio and other cities 10 lock boxes ia and
| FOG Washington Witness had turned the papers over
10 Inspector Woodward last September. Mr. Woodward
said he had preserved the papers carefully and without
| change He did not know whether Mr.. Gibson had
handled them but confident that Mr. Cook had not
MIR Sweeney recalled and identified other papers OF
the same character. In answer to MT wilson, he SAID
that if there number Of papers OF the same KIND,
he would consider It necessary to lndorse them
seDarately. An adjournment had until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15
TILE JENNIE CRAMER MYSTERY.
THE THEORY OF SUICIDE BROUGHT OUT

| THE THEORY OF SUICIDE BROUGHT OUT.
MISS KATE MALLEY TEsTIFIEs THAT JAMES WAS AT
HOME ON FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 1.-THE EVI-
DENCE FOR THE DEFENCE NEARLY ENDED.
fFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRlBuNE'l
NEw-HAvEN, June 14.-When the court
opened this morning Miss Malley resumed her story
which was interrupted yesterday by the adjournment OF
the court She said that when her sister Lulu went
into James's for the pillow on Friday night sne
was in bed She did not hear James say anything nor
did she hear anything Of him that evening ON
the following morning she him going to bis place OF
business us standing by the window III the SIT
tingroom.
On the crosse Examination by Mr.. Bush the witness
went over in detail her testimony relating to Thursday
evening Her story, however. was not FOUND conUadc-
tory In regard TO Friday night she said she INST saw
her brother in the front hall Mr.. Bush read from MS
report of her testimony given at west haven as ioi
lows al remember Friday evening; FIRST sa" my
brother between and o'clock i met him III the
diningroom" When asked to account for those dlhe
statements the witness denied thal part lea"e "
the dining room.
o-Is it a fact that that Friday night your sister
Lulu went into James's room to get pillow, ana III
doing so awoke him. when she could have gone to her
sister Lizzie's without disturbing anyone ana nave
got two pillows Ayes, sir; but then LzAes room
was not convenient.
The next witness was Squire s. Hyde lie said that ne
lived at sayin Rock and that his occupation in the sum
mer season consisted in taking parties out sailing on
Saturday morning, August g. at $50 No. the wlnh was
sOuth by blowing strong but lttle more
than an ordinary breeze On the night before The Wlnd
was south by west The object OF this testimony was TO
account for the position OF the body of Jennie Cramer
when It discovered Saturday morning, In too"
ing out the theory of suicide go
William A. Peck OF West Haven, testified that for four
years he had been employ in work on the NewhaVen
Bridgeport and other harbors. On September 10, ISL
he made surveys at West Haven. lie then de-
scribed in detail all OF the operations he
went through and the result OF his laDOrs
on two occasions southwest wind blowing He
threw overheard floats he had made out OF ropes
and freighted with pebbles point the first land
ing of Kelsey's wharf He oberved that they took
direction toward the spot where the body was found
Porter Hull a clerk the T9ntme Hotel testified that
Blanche Douglass registered there on July III ana
July 25 He did not know who registered her name
James H. Peck testified that 1t was raining on FRIDAY
night, August D.
the opening of the court this afternoon MI Jones OF
counsel for the defence SAID that there were very lew
witnesses remaining for the Defence and that they would
soon be through unless they put the accused persons on
the stand Al Of the lawyers for the defence are sure
that their testimony will be finished this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15

Her name has not before been mentioned III con'
necton with the affair." but she will have an mo-
esting tale to tell when she appears before .io
Coroner. TRIBUNE reporter visited her az ~ ~
home last evening and obtained from her LILO i''
lowing statement:
"On Saturday last Mr.. Gutermuth, whom hr Nov
very we'll called here in the morning ~ nc volk
looking very pale and unsteady IN DIS Town
| saw him getting of the street-car anu l; He
TO the door and assisted him up st STAIRS. He
then told me the story OF the assn NJ
said that he was going home WIN M dis.
Hawkes. on the night OF the attack anu 9o u 20
covered that they were being followed In oruer 70
avoid the man who was following them ne ul1 ni
with Mrs Hawkes. INTO Ffty-seventh-st AS ne q 1Il
so the man came up and spoke to Mrs. Hawkes. ire
did not tell me what the man said am Lot SUI
that he knew. Mr. Gutermuth turned anu spopke
to the mau, who Immediately struck nm III tiIe
face just above the month MT. DuloI
muth said that the man had on pTass
knuckles, and that the blow caused mn
to fall back striking his head OH the curb ana max
ing the wound in the back of his head. lie got up
and was Immediately struck again, tins time across
the eyes with what he took to be q club. lie leii
and while down was struck a third time over me
head Mr. Gutermuth told me that Mrs. Hawkes.
said there were two men, but he saw only one ana
did not think that any man could have had time
to cross the street between the blows
because they came so fast He thought that the
men took HIM for DR.. Clapp, because the doctor hu
enemies uptown while he himself had none as he
visited that part of the city very seldom"
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DAMAGING RAINSTORMS IN The VEST
NINE PERSONS SUPPOSED TO DE DROWNED AT IN
DIANAPOIIS

NINE PERSONS SUPPOSED TO DE DROWNED AT IN
DIANAPOLIS,
INDIANAPOLIs June 14.-The severest thun-
derstorm OF the season visited this city last night This
morning Pogues Run began rising rapidly, and in two
hours had flooded that portion of the city east OF the
Union Depot. While party of fifteen or twenty per
sons were standing platform over Pogue's Run 1t
gave way dropping all into the water. some OF them
were rescued Immediately others passed through the
clyert under the Union Depot and were rescued below,
willie others IL is supposed, drowned. Oae report
saws nine persons were drowned
CIScNNArI. June IA dispatch to TIE 7ineSStdr
from Hamilton Ohio says' heavy wind and rain storm
visited this city to-day uproOtng many trees and I'M
roofing several houses The Miami River Is rising rap
idy and all the manufactures the river bank have
been Closed Heavy showers, with wind, have prevailed
Ali through Southern Indiana and Ohio impeding rail-
way travel and interruptng telcgrapmc communication
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SEEKING DAMAGES FOR HIS SONS DEATH.

julius Haefner boy about seventeen years
old on September "a 1884, got into quarrel with John
Lerscher boy about thirteen years old in which no
WAS stabbed by the latter IN the heart from which he
died in few minutes. The Grand Jury refused to find
an indictment against young Lerscher, and Haefners
father began action against him IN the supreme
Court 20 recover under the statute 700 for the death
- The complaint alleges that Lerscher wilfully
and msIiciously stabbed and killed HaeIner. The de
fence il thai the act was done ia sedefence and was
n,i6 abie i'm law The testimony both sides shows
That there was quarrel between Lerscher ana Haefner
in somfb Tfbaye aud that Lerscher killed llaeiner In
Dnninickst before he Lercher had received any in
nrI The testimony closed yesterday, andtJ udge
Friedman viii charge the jury tO-day'
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN NEBRASKA

OMAHA, Neb., June IA company of
cavalry left Fort ydney Neb last evening for McKer
ney Wyoming reinforce the garrison General Crook
learns from the commandant there that 1t rumored
that 800 Indians Powder River, below Old
Fort McKelrney, 90 miles from the present fort and
that lodges OF Indians Rock Creek. Stock
men reported that these Indians killing cattle and
threatening attack the herders The commandment has
heard from his messenger who sent TO obtain
the actual facts. General Crook deemed IL advisable TO
send truOps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-15

In the whiskey ring investigation at Washing
ton Thursday tue Editor OF The Orie III reply TO ques
ton Ia why he had mentioned the names OF several
key men, stated that II was joke" There could DO
nothing more splitting than this except the sght OF
somebody hitting the Editor Of The Critic with club
lChiSa.O Tribune.
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An Austin colored preacher, who was called
upon few remarks at the grave Oh poy, salu
"Deahy belubbed bredderin and sistering de day an
dc hour when each cherry Oh us mus yield up our
sperets Am don sot but II kind Providence had not
made de cowcumbers late dis yeah season, dis heah
promisn boy would hab clomb de golden stair seDeral
weeks ago Praise be 10 Go Lord for His goodness ana
mussy ~ Texas SiftLngs,