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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-06

SHoorI so AFFRAY.-So nth Fork Tres
tie on the C. S. X. X. in this county, has
been the scene Of several disgraceful rows
and Sunday afternoon added another to the
list Sam'l Combs and james Mounce,
having filled their hides with the mean
whisky 10 be obtained in that locality,
sat down to play game Of cards. A quar-
rel Of course ensued, when Combs drew
pistol and shot Mounoe four times, in
iliciing wounds that are pronounced NOR
tai. Combs, it is said, has left for parts
unknown.
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SECTIONS Tor Buckeye and Osborne ma.
chimes at w. II. Higgins.
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THE Seminary in charge of Prof. Abner
Rogers, will close Wednesday afternoon
at which time he will treat his pupils to a
fine dinner at the 81. Asaph Hotel.
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local MATTERS.

Go to Bruce, Warren & Co, for lumber
and shingles.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-06

THosE in need Of Summer suits will
end il 10 their interest to buy 81 }. W.
Hayden.
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A MARRIED MAN ELPEs. Mr.. J. +.
Carson hands US a letter from gentleman
in Laurel inquiring Of one Samuel Fond
rev, who says left his wife and family last
week and ran of with another woman.
Before he left he intimated that he was
coming to Lincoln to get work. lie is de-
scribed as a man Of ordinary height and
size, with a red head and sheepish looking
blue eyes. II any Of our readers know any
thing Of such an individual they will
oblige his deserted wife by leding us hear
from them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-06

THREE HUNDRED rHousAND Buck for
sale Apply to Henry Baushman, stan
ford
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COUNTY CoURT.-W. l.. McCsrley was
granted license to keep tavern in Tunnel
City, with the privilege Of retailing liquor,
and Clay Powell was granted same right
in Hustonville, the local option law haV-
ing been repealed. j. +. Lynn, qualified
as executor Of J. II. Parsons. J. n. Meni-
fee gave bond, with S. +. Cowan and Craig
Lynn, AZ sureties, and received the tax
books Of 1882. In the afternoon the Mag
istrates joined the County Judge and dis
cussion Of the proposed Stanford and
Preachersville Turnpike followed, and af-
ter a number Of rafting speeches, ended
in poslponement Of the matter to a. spec
ial term TO be held on the 2nd Monday in
July. An order was made to have the
route from the Junction to Preachersville
surveyed and report of its length and
practicability made
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-06

VFSNoR came in one 81 hitting H. !
was cold enough 10 frost Yesterday morn
ing, any way.
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Mn. J. T. Hams has fresh fsh for sale
twice Wednesday and Saturday,
IT his meat and provision store
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THE list Of claims allowed last October,
and which are TO be paid ont Of the taxes
Of this year appears in this paper. Extra
copies can be obtained AT cents each.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-06-06

A DEMOCRATIC MAS MEETING for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the Con-
vention to be held at Danville, July 9Th,
to nominate a candidate for Superior Judge,
will be held at the Court house, Saturday,
June 9th, at 2P.M
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JArLED.-Mr. +. s. Parsons came 10
town Friday night and got out a warrant
against his son Dick, charging him with
beating his younger brothers and attempt
ing to whip his own mother. lie has been
in iail since The trial Is set for tomorrow
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FINGER AMFUTATED.-A week ago
we mentioned the fact that Mrs Boyd, Of
Lexington, who is with her daughter, Mrs.
J. j. Wilson, was suffering intensely from
the effects Of the piercing Of her little en-
ger by needle. Since then it has grown
80 much worse that yesterday it had to be
amputated two inches into the hand. Thee
operation was suooessfully performed by
Dr. Peyton, assisted by Dn. Carpenter and
Reid, and il is hoped that she will soon b
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HHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker

SE Of 81 RED EsT EEy y
aMAPEHs PEcsasE s nE His t notsR R9 ~
MAsH1NGToN sTREET y NORiH NJ SD A III
my G3kNEK OF PJEkGE
F Is A: D: 1873 and recorded in Libsr No al
thereby the I eel III at sae p na5
5t2Rs shs is Sa
d o9 dse6sd real essste situate in the city
~, AT HREE NJ the southern fifteen feet and three
n1sre 81 frgh hnn Gs an
seventy-seven t41O, improved by nearly new brick
At HAFF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. part of
Lot numbered two CD in square number five hundred
the south line OF Washing street forty four feet and
oneeisht of an inch west of the said
ot numbered two and running thence south eighty
feet thence east feet ght inches, thence
n1rn enay fa1s to aid line Of Wsgon street and
I 70 ahe place OF beginning. improved by two Brick
At FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, part Of lot numbered
I3) III square numbered six hundred and
corer Of said lot numbered twenty three C23) and run
ming thence north with the west line Of North Capitol
inches the ce west seventy (7oj feet thence north
FL S, feet thence west twenty-five 22 feet
feet thence south hundred and fifteen feet and
Pierce ninety to the place of beginning i'm
proved by one large double frame house. six
Terms of sa g: onefourth cash. and the residue in
six twelve and eghteen months. for which the of
of sig cent annn, psvable semi annually and
sscTTes by deed Of trust 500
Terms of sale to be complied with In seven days from
Of the after five days. s
vertsement All claims for damages to said lot %.
to s ST John g.
SUISSE fE9ksE TchkHREEssP1 , Trustees.
D. L. COLDWELI. Auctioneer. Md
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tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY, ON L STREET, BETWEEN NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND FIRST SHEET NORTH

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
JERSEY AVENUE AND FIRST SHEET NORTH.
G MES A 6R r Az vUNI RMHrN LOT OF
STREETS NoRTHWEisT. ~ : ''A-' y AMI
onr q Of 81 the
October 26th 1882. in the suit Of Mary Z. brown .a
Docket Dock t. p will offer for 81 public
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882 AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK. P; M. the following real estate to Wit:
Lot numbered thirty eight t3s) Of Patrick Hanrahana
subdivision Of original lot No in square numbered
ments thereon, consisting of a brick dwelling house.
containing four rooms known No Ill street north
west with the free Of the ten foot alley between
sub lots 81 and 80, III said square.
sse at pubic anction in front af The VIII 1nes 1op
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH 1882 AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
real es ate to wit Part Of Lot numbered eleven d. in
square numbered six hundred and SIXTEEN (616),
mencing for the 1t street west sixty seven
6 feet and six 60 inches from the southwest corner of
said Lot No II. and running thence along 1st street
twenty two CD feet and six 90 inches thence one
hundred tlOo) feet thence south enty (22 feet
and Six inches and thence west to the place of begin
ground.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In two equal payable in one
and two years respectively after the day Of said SALE
with interest the deferred payments to upon
the property sold If the terms of sale he not compiled
with within days the trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the defautng
purchaser. deposit OF $50 will be required as each
piece OF property Is struck Off All conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT. Trustee,
No. 40S 9th steeet northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers n3-eo&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHA hSGE SALE 5v OF 21s, IMPRoyED AND UNIM.
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Be
TWEEN TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND H0wARD
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thes
District Of Columbia. passed the 9th day of Janu
airy, 1886, in equity cause No. g. 1884, wherein Ga.2
Oliver b. Magruder Is complainant and John W. Beall
ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee will sell AT
Fol O'CLOCK p NJ, on WEDNESDAY,. THE FIF-
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1882 the fol-
lowing described property, in parcels. according to
plat filed BY lin in the cause viz: All that part Of
OF Columbia known as Mount Pleasant and being o
part Of Lot No. three 49, in the division Of said tract
which was allotted to David Peter said part parcel Of
lana fronting on the eastern boundary Of the Seventh
Street Turnpike leading to kock and containing
one square of land bounded the north by W. D.
Beas purchase and the south by that tract sold to
Aaron NJ Gattre. together with all the improvements
&C Said property subdvded into lots Of 30 to 81
feet 'front.' with depth of 208 feet One of said lots
clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: One third Of TIE purchase money cash
In hand and the remainder in three equal instalent
payable at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale, the said deferred payments bear In
terest at the cate OF six Per cent per annum from
date OF sale. All convey ancng at cost of purchaser
Taxes to be paid by the TRUSTEE out OF the Of
SALE deposit Of $50 each lot required day of
sale III the terms cf sale not complied with in ten
Gays the Trustee serves the right to resell the
perry at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
oZ6-d HARVEY l.. PAGE. Trustee.
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Name

The LAer OF TIE EMMA NINE CAsK-In the ac-
dOn, against Irenor w. Park and Horace II. Bax-
ter, Judge Wallace, United States Circuit Court,
In New York, Saturday, issued an order ssThat the
Judgment OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States be made the judgment of this court" and
that the bond given by George Samuel Mackay
the 26th day OF September. 1879, be cancelled
ana discharged. The case was carried to the
United States Supreme Court by writ OF error,
circuit court in favor OF the defendants Counsel
moved that the writ be dismissed, the cause being
settled, and an order TO that effect was granted
by the Supreme Court, and also q further order
that the defendants recover against the plaintiff
for their costs and expenses, and have execution
therefor.
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ED.

HALL In Brooklyn, n. Y. on Friday night No.
vember 10TH 1882 MINNIE BUTLER daughter Of
the Rev DIR. Chas. III. and Elizabeth NJ. Hall
HANEkE: On Sunday, November 18th. 1882 nj II 30
an. FRANkHANEKE. native of Prussia Germany
aged SO years, month and days.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
252S street West ashngton) Oh Tuesday the lsth
instant at O'clock Friends and relatives respect
fully invited to attend.
LAWLOR. On Saturday November III. 1882 NJ m
O'Clock p M. THOMAS. the beloved husband 81 Eaen
~ years and Al months.
Funeral from his late residence 1918 9Th street
northwest at y O'Clock q. m. Tuesday November Ia
Requiem mass at the Church Of the immaculate Con-
cepuon Reistves and friends respectfully invited to
attend tSan Francisco papers please COPY
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIDE OF STODDART STREET, NEAR
MILL, GEORGETOWN. D. C.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 10th day ofH
March 1850. and duly recorded in liber No. $50,
folio 3le &C.. of the land records the District
Coiumbla the undersigned Trustees will SELL in front
OF the premises. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWEEN
II-FIRST. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. part Of Lot
NO: w. In Homeads addition to George town. and de-
scr1oed as follows Beginning for the at point on
the north side OF Stoart street distant feet inches
more or less from the corner formed by ntersec
ton OF the north side of toddart street and
the north SIDE OF stoddart street would pass through
and g. built on lots No. 95 90 and g. counting the
Same from the corner Of Mill and Stoddart streets
and running from said point north and at right
angles to StOddart street to the south line of an
ALLEY, y feet 6 inches wide, laid off by John E.
Carter through lots 49, So and 81 Of ga addition and
Opening on Mill street and the road leading the Meth
odst burial ground thence with said south line alley
drawn through the center Of the dividing wall between
houses Nos and 6, thence south with said line re-
yersed end through the confer of said division wall to
Stoddar street. then west with the north line Of Sod
dart street tweve feet more or less to the place of
ginning.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in two payments at
Six and twelve months with notes bearing interest at
SIX per cent par annum until paid. and secured by .
deed o. trust on the property sold ali cash. All
SALE II the terms Of sale not complied with in five
days the trustees the the
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
MAYHEM PIA HR.N' Trustees.
n1l-dts. THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionesrs.
EAECUTRIX'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE FIX
IDRES: gNEXPIRED LEASE AND GOOD WILL
OF THE FREMONT HOUSE" CORNER
0r THIKP S. STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
BY order and Erection of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding a special term for or
phans Court business, SHALL executrix of the last
VIII and testament of the late Frank p HILL deceased
SELL public auction in front of the premises to the
highest bidder, On FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH
PAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
me Furniture, Fixtures. Unexpred lease and Good
WIN OF the Hotel known the fremont House, To-
Gated at the northwest of Sd street and Indiana
avenue northwest. in the city Of Washington as the
are returned in my inventory of persons
tate OF the said frank p Hill, on I'm the said
court the said lease being Of the entire building and
premises, at Rental of one hundred and fifty Sl5O)
liars per month and expiring the 3Ot day of June
be sold as a whole. ' Wa
Terms; One third 90 cash. Of which two hundred
eZ0O) dollars down the day of SALE and the
IN Six and twelve 2 months. with interest the pur-
CHASER TO give bis bond with security deferred
payinents or all cash, at option of purchaser. Pos
ne fremont House Is Of the best established and
most conveniently located houses in the city and i
Hone an excellent business which promises to be bet
tIe coming winter than at any time heretofore,
ms is fine opportunity for good hotel man or any
one desiring to enter the business under Favorable cir
cunlstances. MARY f. HILL EYecntriy
northwest MA * ~ 81 ooSoS
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fNHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDINGLOT
~ IN CENTRAL LOCATI N. ONSIXTH strict,
BETWEEN Z AND 4 STREETS NORTHWEST.

W Il.
BY virtue Of DEGREES OF the Supreme Court of the
Dlstrct OF Columbia, passed February 18th. 1872 T
and January 10th, 1882, in cause No. q 594 of
Equty D0Gkets OF said Court, the undersigned as
trustee viii offer for sale at public auction in front Of
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. b. 1882 AT FOUR O'CI0CK
NJ the fol owing described real estate in the city Of
Washington, ID. c.. to wit Parts lots Nos 81 and
~ IN square 456. beginning for the same at point on
the e OF 9th street west distant 46 inches north
fNR fhe southeast corner of said lot No. o. and run
NJ hence west 81 feet inches; thence north 8 feet
and inch; thence west % feet inches to an aley
thence north "a feet inches thence l19 feet Id
inches 10 the line Of 9th street. and thence south with
the line of 9th rect 81 feet go inches the place of
BEGINNING and containing 2544 square feet more or
less.
This is available lot for improvement because
OF the privileges and the central location of
the property it is adjacent to the Int rior Depart
meut General Post Office and the proposed Pension
Office and the local courts.
Terms of SALE prescribed by decree Of court One
NTH of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the
residue in four equal nstaments at six, twelve eix-
cen and twenty months respectively from the day
cured by approved notes and reserved hen on the
property sold until the whole purchase money be paid
III the purchaser fails to comply with the terms OF sale
within one week from the day of sale the Tru re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost on the defautng purchaser after three days
Tee IN The Evening Star newspaper deposit of 500
VIII he required at the sale. All conveyancing at pur
chcsers cost.
49, JOHN F. HANNA, Trustee,
Webster Law Building, Washington ID. g.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. no eo&ds
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A Fight tn the neath

NEW YORK, Nov. IA terrible ARRAY took place
some time On Saturday night between two farm
hands in the employ OF Mrs Barnum, at Hemp.
stead, L. J. 1t appears from what meagre
particulars can be learned at present that they
were found In a dying condition in a lonely
part OF the estate on Sunday night. One was sho,
through the body and the other was horribly
stabbed They were just able TO speak when
FOUND, but expired soon afterwards. The matter
Is being Investigated.
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s AkTHU hst 4. BR1cE, Trustees

OF tgst dated March 9th d. 1882. duly recorded
Of the premises sl Of the Following described lots in
subdivision known 'Meridian Hill, District of Co.
deed Of trust to selden and Brice, trustees. viz:
In block No 3. lots numbered one %. ten dO). If
twenty eight (2S) aud twenty-nine COS
In block No 4. lots numbered five (5). six CO., seven
In block No s. lotsnumbered eight (s seventeen 40.
eighteen 2S, twenty-one CD twents two (22). TWEEN
In block No t. lots numbered thirteen us, and four
In block No. 9. lots numbered nine t9), ten uO),
eleven Up twelve Q2) fourteen Q4) fifteen u5) and
In block No: TO- lots numbered ten uO,, eleven I'D,
teen 6} seventeen 7 twenty three l2s. twenty -four
CA, twenty five (25) and twenty-six (26);
o. eishsen s nnetsen s' twenty :SS twe rSgr
8 sonr (3 twenty t33 twenty three (2s twenty
~, In block No. H. lots numbered twelve 2l sixteen
90 twenty three (25,. twenty four CAD. twentynine
in block i No 'p lots numbered one d. two CO.. three
tHrtcsn s fourtee III feen n 81 steen SIX
Sc, enteen 10 and eighteen uS);
IN DOCK No. 10. lots humble ed twelve Q2) and thir
In block No. 16. lots numbered one o. four a. five
02). thirteen (3l and nineteen G91: ''''
In book No. II. lots numbered (5) six CO.. seven
In block No. 49, lots numbered fifteen G5), sixteen
lGl twenty-one CID. twenty (22) and twenty
In block No 20, lots numbered four a. five (5) six
co. seven OK eight 81 Line CD ten do, eleven up
Terms One third in CASH the balance in six 60 and
twelve 2) months. with Interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold deposit Of win be re-
ne tas
after the SALE the property in default viii be resod
m Of the
paper All at the cost of the purchaser.
Md MARTIN F. NORRIS, trustees
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Latest Cable News.

THE JOYCE FAMILY MURDER IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1S.-Patrick Joyce, one OF the men
charged with the massacre OF the Joyce family at
Maamstrasna, was arraigned for trial at noon to-
day before Judge Barry.
A BABY PRINCE
SToCKHoLN, Nov. lathe crown princess OF
Sweden has been delivered OF a son.
STRIKES IN VIENNA
VIENNA, Nov. ia partial strike OF compost
TORS has begun here. Two newspaper offices are
already affected.
ARABI PASHA's TRIAL
LONDON. Nov. la.-In the house OF commons this
evening Sir Charles Dixie. under foreign secre-
tary, In reply TO question by Mr.. Labouchere,
said there was no reason to suppose that there
would be any departure from the procedure
agreed upon by Egypt and England for the trial
OF Arab Pasha-
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ELEGANT PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
kNABE Co PIANOFORTE ELEGANT MAN.
~ M ~ NITROUS, CARPETS. NC, AT AUCTION.
On Msn0JNiDAf MORNING. NOVEMBER 20, 1882. at
no: 16Ol 10th street corner of @, at TEN O'CLOCK
comprising in part
One full Octave Rosewood Case Knabe Co pianoforte
Cover and Stool. " w
Three very elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors in
One superb Turkish Paror Suite upholstered in figured
. Silk and Silk Plush; cost $500. oo
Bronzes and Pictures.
Antique Extension Dining Table with brass claw fea.
Walnut Secretary
Leather covered Lounges and Chairs Rockers and
Chairs. - ~ ''
Three superb Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites with
80 French Plate Mirror. -
Very han some Mirror front Armore.
superior Hair Mattresses, Pillows aud BolsterS.
Decorated Toilet Ware.
fnK1sh Brussels CARPETS.
Hall and stair CARPETS
Walnut Hall Set.
Very superior Walnut Extension Dining Table; M. T.
Sdeboard. - ~
Silver Plated Ware.
Leather covered Dining Chairs.
Servants Furniture.
Heating Stoves.
This Furniture is all rstclass and should command
the attention of buyers.
N B.-Ihe elegant residence is for SALE ID.
THOMAS BOWLING,
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TeleRranhic HrieHs.

John Kenny, the bill poster, who shot and killed
John Leonard, the car conductor, on the cath ult,
In Brooklyn, and who has been indicted for murder
In the first degree, was arraigned in the Kings
guilty.
The fast train which left New York at 10: 80 this
morning. while passing Feeksk1l, was ran into by
an engine which was crossing the track. The To-
connective and drawing room car OF the fast train
were hurled from the track, and three passengers
were injured.
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The American Life and Trust Com.
pany LITIGATION.

NEW YORK. Nov 13-In The action OF Talcott P.
RUSSELL receiver OF the American national life and
trust company OF New Haven Conn.,, against Au-
gustuS l. Post and Ellwood E. ThorDe, In the Z. 8.
circuit court notice was flied to-day I'm the clerks
oHce that the plaintiff would renew his motion to
make Benjamin Noyes party defendant in the
suit. which motion was heretofore denied on July
Il, 1882 The plaintiffs theory OF the case is that
Noyes. Post and Thorne were equally possessed OF
guilty knowledge OF the facts connected with the
conspiracy set up In the complaint
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NeWs BrieGs

An attempt upon the life OF Judge Lawson In
Dublin, Ireland, Saturday, was frustrated by the
vigilance OF the guard who always accompanies
him when IN the street. A man named Patrick
Delancey was seen TO approach the Judge with A
pistol, and was at once arrested. He is supposed
to belong TO secret organization.
A Boston Judge has decided that a divorce Oh
as she had never been resident OF the Terri
tory.
The commander OF the Corwin who has arrived
at Victoria, b. c., explains that the Smelling of
the Indian village on the coast OF Alaska was
caused by hostile acts OF the natives ana their
capture OF two or the Corwin crew.
AT general meeting OF the land league
branches In Buffalo, n Y, yesterday, a resolution
was adopted indorsing the Irish land league as az
present constituted.
MT. Edward Payson Call. private secretary 20
Col X NJ. Pulsifer, OF the Boston Herald Will
become publisher OF the Boston DdQg Advertiser.
to-day.
John Bailey, aged eighty years. formerly e. q.
consul In Dublin, an Inmate OF the Sailors snug
Harbor, on staten Island, fell I'm the harbor dock
Saturday and died from the shock.
In removing tumor from a colored man IN
Louisville yesterday anaesthetics had no influence
upon him, and so one OF the doctors mesmerised
MN, ana The patient remained inSensible TO pain
Tor an hour and half.
Queen Christina, OF SPAIN was Yesterday safely
delivered or daughter The child VIII be baptized
On wednesday ana given the name OF Isabel
Six hundred ball cartridges. a number OF hand
grenades and other explosives were found yester.
day by the police q - ~ "a Vienna
disnatch Il ON Madrid says the G rllst party
uon.