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PRESS ACCOUNT.
The Killed PLACED at Five, ana the
wounded at Thirty.

The Killed Placed af rive Hnu tne
wounded at Thirty.
CrSCTS NArI, o., November THE Com
p,srcisrs Lexington special says: The
troops gu a1ding Neal, Croft and White on
their way to the steamer Granite state
were attacked by mob this afternoon
The soldiers fired and several were killed
and wounded of the attacking party; The
prs, ners and tr ops got safely on Otafh trsin
"a headed of the boat at
Ashland, Ky, where smother at,sck was
made. The troops returned the fTe and "a
,,SsS,,T,SaJ So far as known but three OF
the troops were wounded, and they but
slightly. T., .L;, o;,,,
- ,bs MN, har of killed at five and the
wounded at thirty. The steamer Granite
state has passed Portsmouth, and unless
the fig prevents, will reach aaysVilte to-
night, when the prisoners Will be trans
feTred TO the railroad to be taken 70 Lex
| ingtOn.
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virginia state Fair.

RICHMOND. Va, November THE an;
nnal far of the Virginia State Agricultural
Scciety, opened this morning under the
most favorable auspices. Flu lily twenty
thousand people were in attendance; tn;
c;,y exhibiting the decorations displayed
during the trades parade yesterday. There
will he the usual horse racing, ploughing
matches, military drills, etc. All banks
and prominent business houses VIII be
closed to morrow. as they were yesterday,
in honor OF the fair and parade.
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PARkERssuRe.
The BiverRsad-A PrsAaAflity tAat is
VIII Ne Under Ceasraes ~ JAn. L
6pecjol 10 the Rsoister,


6Deeiol 10 the Rscister.
PARKKRsBuRe, October 3l.-The chief
engineer Of the W., p. & c. r. r arrived
here yesterday and has taken charge Of the
line, and the map Of survey will be pre-
pared and steps will be taken to make CON.
formations on the right Of way, when nee
essary, aud every thing will be pushed as
fast as possible. Col. Thompson, vice
President of the company, gives it as his
opinion that the line from Wheeling TO
Parkersburg will be under contract by Jan.
1st next, and completed BY the first Of No
vember, 1883.
Mr.. French, the gentleman whose arrest
was noted hy the REGISTER of October 30th,
bad no difficulty in establishing his
innocence. He is we'll and favorably Known
here. and is representative OF ono of the
best jewelry firms in New York city. When
1t came to the test the watch was not
identified as the one stolen from Raven
crafts residence.
The contest for the gold headed cane
between Capt. Bob Malley, OF the B. & o.
X. r., and Hon. C. T. Caldwell, has been
quite spirited, and resulted in favor of the
former. The presentation will take place
at an early day.
L. w. Smith, late a merchant OF Burning
Springs, is here en- route, to Salt River,
He 80 ecsos0psnisl BY 6b fifS ed -, =
The funeral Of Willie Tacksr took plAos
to-day.
Sam ssyers and Dick Graham, Of Writ
c. H., are here on business.
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An ExpensiYe Bill.

MoxrPELIER, VT, November lin the
Senate to-day, bill was introduced giving
the Governor the appointment ot boHi
of Railroad Commissioners to be confirmed
nv the Senate. The board is TO nave gen
ersl supervision of all railroads IN the otale'
and nower 10 investigate the causes OF acci-
dents The present office Of railroad com
missioner is abolished by the bill. 1t i
hardly probable that the bill will pass, as II
entails TOO much expense.
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Piety.

BosroH, November IA convention OF
some one hundred and fifty clerEymen OF
this State met al the yestry OF the Park
Street church this forenoon to consider
proposition to amend the constitution OF
The state in favor of Pr"hioiuon' ana tne
;n,rortance securing the election of mem
hers of the Legislature who will vote 10 Sc
cure such amendments.
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Bos1os, November The respPearance
Of Cbristiai Nilsson at Music Hdl this
evening. brought together an 40 Hence that
more than filled the halt Nilsson We
clad in black. and xss greeted ,itn foond,
times. and in acknowledging the comof.
ment led q little child Of her accompanies
unon the stage with her.
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a HarribIe Fate,

Bosros. MASS, November l--During last
spring a Frenchman, named Goodenough:
left GreenviIle for the woods at the head ot
Moosehead lake, Maine. Nothing was
subsequently heard of him until last Tees,
when q skeleton was discovered with pom
hands in a hear trap. Goodenough 10 some
xsy gut his hands canght in the Jaws o.
the tran and Wss unable TO remove them
No ss.istance being near he died from
staryaliun.
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AConrres.man Withdrawn.

NEw ORLEANS, November IA Picavune
Jackson, Miss, special says: 8. M. Roun.
Independent candidate for Congress IN the
FonrIh district, in speech at Macon, an
nounCed his Withdrawal, stating that he m
tended to vote for General Grimm, the
GreenbackPr, and advised his irlenuS 10 90
likewise. Roun opposes the reelection OF
II ID Money.
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BLOODY WORK.
Wholesale Slaughter Of Citizens
by Soldiers.
Conflict Between Kentucky State Troops
and Mob, in Which Many lnOffen-
siVe Spectators are Killed
and Wounded.
MORE SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED
Speeial Dispatch 70 re Reqister.

ASHLAND, KY, November Meal and
Craft, the Ashland murderers, were taken
to Catlettsburg, Monday, for new trial,
escorted by about 225 State militia and q
battery Of artillery. The Court Of Appeals
having reversed the decision of the lower
court, sentenced them to be hung for murder
of the Gibbons children and Fannie Thomas
last Christmas. Tuesday the prisoners OBJ
tsined 9 change of venue to Carter county,
and were ordered TO Lexington to await the
next regular term OF court in that county.
Wedno sday morning a mob OF 500 stroag
from Ashland
Boarded q Special Train
and proceeded to Catlettsburg. Shortly al
ter their arrival the prisoners, under es-
cort of the military, started from the Jail,
when an unsuccessful attempt was made
by the mob to wrest the prisoner from the
guard. They succeeded, however, in board
ing the steamer Granite State, in waiting,
without q conflict, and the boat steamed
away. The mob then boarded the train
and sped rapidly to Ashland, arriv-
ing about five minutes in advance
of the boat. About 100 men ran to the
river, and boarding the ferry boat lying at
the landing, opened fire. The military
opened with
NOlley from Spencer Rides,
loading and shooting both at the parties
aboard the ferry boat and the promiscuous
throng, numbering a thousand, standing
on the banks of the river. Three or four
rounds were fired by the soldiers, those on
the shore and on the ferry boat beating q
preCipitate retreat and taking shelter.
After the firing had ceased, cries from all
quarters attracted attention, and the fact
was soon disclosed that loss Of life had
occurred. The following is a complete and
revised list OF the killed and wounded:
Killed.
col. REPPERT,
GEO. KEENER,
JOHN BALL,
JAS. MCDONALD,
MARTIN DUNLAP,
MRS MARTIN DUNLAP
wOanded.
L. \. BOUGH,
NM. SEARY, Jr.
MRS. JACK SHARY,
JULIUS SBARY.
ROBERT LANTHER,
WM. SPRINGBR, colored,
CHAs. BALLBNGBR,
ALEX, WALTER,
JULIUS SUMMERS.
THOS DEAANE,
II. DICKSON,
THOS. BIRD,
MART GIRR,
NEUHDO
JOHN GALLAGHER,
ALIEN. HARRIS,
DIR. GILL,
GRAHAM REYNOLDS,
WILL KOUNTZ,
W. WAUGH,
MRS. II. B. BUTLER,
ROBERT PRICHARD.
The Excitement,
Amid the cries of the wounded and dy-
ing. and the calls of friends in search ot
the missing, baflled description. At this
hour hundreds throng the hotels and tele-
graph offices, and the indignation at the
wholesale slaughter is loud a general.
Reports from Trenton, where the Gran-
its sta.e first landed, after the engagement
say that the only damsse inflicted on the
Graz ite State, was the slight woun lin; OF
one OF the State guards. 1t is not possible
ow 10 tell what will be the result OF THU
dsy's fearful work, but it is believed that
the trouble has just begun.
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CrsrsaL Crrr, Col, Tovember WIN;
Persntssu, Superintendent OF the Gunasii
mine, while bunting near the hesc o.,
Mammoth Gulch yestsfdsy.. ys. a9asseo
by q buee bear. He succeeded In k.nns
the hear with . knifs, but not unui tne
bsar bad torn him in frghuni mansT.
His nnse wss torn out By the fosts. IL u
thought he can not recover.
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,...s,s wouId.Be Assassin.

KroKUx. November Mark Gray Lynn,
Who shot at Booth in a Chicago theatre
several years ago viii oe hSens taken cornns Srr
20 morrow. and the question of his being
sane enough TO he released from the insane
asylum win be decided
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...ent Our Congratulations.

P1rrsBURGH November 1.-The Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette will appear tn morrow
morning as sn eight page paper, the sane
size as the New York Tribune, and will be
nrinted on a Scott perfecting press. AT q
trial of its speed to-day, the press printed;
pasted and folded at the rate OF l5'OVO
naneIs ner hour.
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MILwAUKTE, November LIN accordance
with instructions from Mayor Stowel,
Chief of Police Watson this afternoon is.
sued an order that no dancing will here
after be allowed in any saloon, and that
the licenses of saloons where dancing or
music is hereafter permitted will be re.
voked. The order recites that the step re-
Gently taken forbidding the concert saloon
business has been productive of such good
results that a reduction of fully one-half in
the number of arrests usually made by the
police has followed. The dance house Or
der says: ave make no war on the saloon
business, but We do war against the causes
of the more fragrant evils connected there
with. The laws permit, under certain re-
strictions, the sale OF liquors. but they do
license parties engaged in their sale to do
anything that will tend to make such sale
the OCCASION OF licentioHsness and crime.
We are authorized to regulate the sale of
liquors so that it shall be productive of as
little evil as possible"
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Mrs 6coviIIe.

Nxw YoRK, November Ia disPasch
Fl. m London. Ont. ssys that Mrs Sooviiie
is prepared with counsel 90 contest th'
NJ sstion Of her sanity on this side OF the
lcrdfr, ard dsTsEGs an sysuiHspon oy
iLianity ezpefts LcIe,
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PHIIApEIPuIA, November 1.-The Cin-
,en's COMMITTEES offer $4,000 reward Tor
he detection of frauds At the coming cleo
tion.
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CraxxsTI, November I:-At fe~ Rich.
ms nd. o., yesterday. Albert aod James
Tbornton. colored, were found in the heid
a Jacob an1 Georgr Light, badly vounde1
with shot and bullets snd unable IN move.
No one can tell bow it occurred, bot h is
ltought that they we're shot shiis stealing
dorm.
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Not Enough.
A Fraud Fund.

NEU YoRK, November l.. = bsrthoiG
$40 GOO of the necessary 5000.
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a Good scheme.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, November IA COM
napy is being organized here to light ana
hest the city from product lately discoV-
cred in a gas well.
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THE NEWS.

bsmestie.
The Virginia State fair was success
billy inaugurated yesterday.
1t was reported in Washington yester.
erdsy that the National Republican
sd been sold to Frank Hatton.
The 81. Louis Post Dispatch suggests
|lEvelsnd and Mcdonald rs a popular
pemOcratic Presidential ticket.
Mrs. Langtry has volunteered her
rvicCs for benefit for the families OF
ictims Of the Park Theatre fire.
Christine Nilsson says a large case
kutaining her costumes and cOnSidera-
\ Ilc jewelry, was burned in the Park
fheatre fire.
In the Arthur Payne trial at Wash
bgtOn yesterday, Col. Ingersoll, when
! lAllcd 10 the stand, refused to take an
Ialh on the Bible.
James Russell Lowell, the American
i nl,ter at London, yesterday returned
i hiS ! OSt and resumed his duties. His
-eL,e WAS occasiOned by i'll health.
H. r OF at Ashland, KY, vest, rday,
hOwin- out Of an attempt to seize ami
nch Neal and Craft. the mn rdararl,
e ilitary fired on the citizens, killing
We anu wUunding thirty. A renewal
The trouble is apprehended.
Governor Hendricks physicians re-
,rtcd yesterday, that his diseas did not
lear 10 be- spreading. that his cOndi-
/ N MAS d, Cidedly more favorable e, and
st they are more encouraged than at
by time since the disease appeared.
Plates for the new issue of gold GER
|fcateS, recommended by Assistant
|rcrrlary New, are being prepared at
! Il Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
rrctsry Folger says the work Of en-
taviug will require about forty days.
! i, stated at the Treasury that it will
.rUlsb'y be two weeks after the plates
finished before the first issue Of
j e new certificates will be made.
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NOTES FROM NEW YORK.
Statistics or Immixration.

NEW YoRK, November 1.-The number oi
immigrants who arrived at Castle Garden
Last week was S,2SS, including LBS who
were landed yesterday. The total number
since January j, this year, is 405, ,951, and
during similar period last wear il was
1856 showing an increase this year OF
22,os6. But this falling off from the in
crease Of May, when there was an excess
over last year of $4,000. Capt. Moore, in
that the total arrivals this year will reach
over $4,000.
Another Theatre Burns.
The Alhambra sporting theatre. Nos. I24
TO rs West Twenty-seventh street burned
down tonight. There was no performance
In the theatre, it being closed, on account
Of the death OF VIM. H. Borst, one of the
proprietOrs, which occurred on Wednesday
last. Edward Mallahan, his partner, re-
sided on the third floor, and his wife was
in delicate health, but she managed to
escape. The interior of the building was
like a tinder box, the flames spreading
with great rapidity and bursting through
the roof, threatened danger to the adjoin.
ing buildings and their inmates were re-
moved by the police. The flames were
confined to the theatre. The fire started
near the stage, the cause being a mystery,
hV OhC OcluS III Luo OullulnS UuIluB tue
day excepting bar tender.
RoekaWay's Big Hotel
The reorganization trustees of the Rock
away Beach Improvement Company have
not yet raised the money necessary 10 COM
plete the big hotel at Rockaway. The
amount required is about $4,000. II it
can not be raised shortly the property will
be sold, and the bondholders Of the com pa
ny will accept what little can be saved from
the wreck. The creditors decline to con.
slider the reorganization a failure yet,
Enough money has been raised for Receiver
Hustled to continue the watchman at the
hotel for several weeks longer.
An Open Question.
Henry P. Cooper, a we'll known tailor,
was sent TO a private lunatic asylum Sun.
day, at the instance Of two brothers The
third brother claims that Cooper is entire
ly sane, and has begun legal proceedings
TO have him released.
A Denial.
Henry George writes that be neither en-
nor expressed an intention, Of
bringing claim against tho British gov
for his arrest iniIreland, and adds:
so far as ! am concerned the expression of
regret which the British government has
made, is sufficient viAdiCation of princi-
ple."
Not Yet Discovered.
The official investigation has not yet dis
covered the origin Of the Park theatre fire.
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BnooxLrs, N. r.. Novenbss i.-John
G,oS. = eolored booiblaek wa pat In pos
se.siCn by the Sheriff a $4,000 IN. real
.s,ate under the decision Of the Court q
apresIs. The property belonged 70 hi
father thirty years sgo.
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FrsIcH and revitaliEe the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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There !. rot sufficient water 10 tet o'e
n,w steamer Will Hays up fso1s fhs b"As
y,rd AZ Freedm4. She is drawing fcrsy-oat
mile -I'.ts. cts,. Ges,
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Nor IN alcoholic bevessee tatn 49, 80
,,iishle ism'Iy msdislus b bFswn's lroa
Bi,.s.s.
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Erv yorx. Nsssnhes l-1hs rrsn6set
rnsips st kans teAey t1se1og ev0 pN-
yste pepefa He vii 1ytve eus - 49,
isg. De lad no ealiss = t1pessanee -
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A medicine that destroys the germ OF
cause of Bright's Disease, Rsbetes, Kidney
and Liver C, mplaipts. and has power 70
root ths m out Of the system. Is above sii
price. Such medhine rs Hop Htters,a and
positive prof of this can be fnuEd by one
Trial, or ty ssking your neighbors, VITO
hsyP betn cured BY II,
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DEBT REDUCTION.
Fifteen and a Half Millions Less
for October.
Robeson's Monitors no Good for Speed-ihe
Payne Case Again-The Soteldo
Trial-inspector Pollock Puts {
His Foot in II.
YESTERDAYS EvENTsATTHE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The follow-
ing is the public debt statement issued to-
dsy: =
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PostOffice Eatimates.

Postmaster General Howe to-day submit
ted TO the Secretary of the Treasury his
estimates for 1888 s4 They are: Estimated
receipts, $50, ,670, ,456 81; estimated expendi'
lures, SAG. TAI ,lll.2o; leaving net surplus
of So 929 3I5.02.
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Patti

NEW YoRK, November 1.-Apropos OF
Mime PATHS arrival. yesterday. IL is said by
her inlimste friends that she was mrried
tn Niroiini for the second time few weeks
ago in London. the recently passed French
divorce law msking such = ceremony al.
yisahls. According 70 common reno9 fA'h
was married to Nicolini in the Greek church
in Paris six wears sgo. This second mar
rage is TO prevent the Marquis De Caux
from getting possession of part OF hme'
PATHS fortune, should she die suddenly.
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ortlsH
The PruSsian ministry has decided to
solve the municipal government OF
him.
TIT result Of the late elections in Italy
w that the Republicans are steadily
AIMING ground.
The Turkish Finance Commission
innate that next years budget will
" s deficit OF ST, O,OOO,OOO.
The German appropriations for
rrsH exploration has been increased
m 7a,tOUtU lOO, 100 marks.
The Yorkshire, England, colliery
,rrs Yesterday announced an al
Ice Of 10 per cent. in quotations.
ID the typhoon at the PHILIPPINE
los, on October 10Th, twenty vessels
r. wrecked and one hundred lives
| |rerompanies who have been pre-
lrg lLc :, heme of a channel tunnel,
-,ray renewed their applications to
|r'am,ut, accompanied by new plans.
EsrI Granville presided over a meet
st London, yesterday, at which
: were taken to secure the placing
bust Of Henry w. Longfellow in
elmlnster Abbey.
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% A's4~sss ei aay Glna ,ske rzpUsl
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IoxDoN, Noven,ler The COMMITTEES
.u,bori,ed by the House OF Commons -
nyestigate the imprisonment Of u Dsycs
Grsy, OF which com mittse Mr. Gladstone V
hartman, and which includes nftsea of
he mot prominent nemben Of the
House. has decided thatto IL dslibefstioas
lie press representatives shall nos %
admitted. The lint sessicn was held "
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Loxpog, NoVeObsf L-Iho
ci ain nsksss hsld . Des:saG 70 ~ 80
bsr f.ileI lo ,bAsin q s1varcs q ~ -
oe, IN Their vaess. Dasing ~ -
eiehtesn mostbs ovisS - - OeuSse
briskpess = nip bsiltNG theh4vaneo q
,he raStee 40 naksn e00untto - -
cent 49, - dpnssa q ~ n1ab
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LONDON, November I.-The Ift.hIsO
colliery owners announce that they hsse
advanced their quotations 10 per cent. hns
raising the wages OF employees per cent
This sction OF the owners has causes .
withdrawal OF the notice by the msn OF -
intention To stfike.
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PrsrH, November LIN ansSer 70
committee from delegations, Couns t ksias,
~ said no negotiations had been opsnee
sirb The Porte regarding the national POST
1i, n OF Herlgovsnla and Bosnia hsI
had no wish for spne xation 10 MGntenesro.
spd that the insurrcction there was unis'
,.nrtnnl
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BrsLIx, November Lit 10 reported,
with good evidence Of being authentic,
that the Prussisn Ministry has. with me
sanction Of the Emperor, decided upon use
step OF dissolving the town council OF ~
munici pslity Of Berlin some time during
ia. nt ff,nnth
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Neahs.

In Barnet. March Is, zESAs WOODS, IS years
In Troy, March 10, MABEL CoBURN, IS years.
In Bethel March IA, LUTHER CLARK, IS years.
In Hardwick, Feb. 2, EDWARD RUDD, IS years.
In Woodstock, March H. DAVID GATES, 81 years.
In Troy, March 70, Mrs. HETTY WILEY, IS years
In Perkinsville, March 10, FRANK DART, "a years.
In East Bethel, March 20, AMOS GREENE, 50 years.
In Woodbury., LUCY, wife OF L. W. Barrett, 2s years.
In ST. Johnsbury, March 30, f. NJ MACON, 81 years
In Waterville March II, Mrs. IRA CHURCH. 70 years.
In Ludlow March 20, Dr. PUTNAM BURTON, IS years.
In Barre, March Is, Mrs. ELvIRA EMERSON 80 years.
In Lyndonvllle, March Il, GEORGE WALLACE, 70 yrs.
In East Bethel March 6, Mrs SALLY BROOKS 81 years
In Corinth March 20, EDWARD II. SARGENT, Is years.
In Springfield March ~, CHRISTOPHER ELLIS, " yrs
In Danvle, March 20. Mrs. JAMES F. SHIPMAN, 80 yrs
In Gaysvle, March 10, HOLLAND SYLVESTER, IS yrs.
In st. Johnsbury, March g. Mrs JOSEPH b. sOPER, 80
years.
In Chelsea, March q. JEREB MILLER MoULToN, 81
years.
In Springfield March is, Mrs MARY A. RUMRlLL IS
years.
In Peacham, March "a, of pneumonia, AMY WHEELER
about II years.
In st. Johnsbury Center March 20. Mrs HOLLIS ROB
ERTS, 81 years.
In East Bethel, March l. CLARA daughter of willis and
Jennie Severance, months.
In Cabot, March 20, MARTHA PERKINS, widow of the
late Reuben L. Hills 50 years
In st. Johnsbury. March &c. HELEN, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Jonathan Ross, "a years.
In Waterbury, March %. LUCIA MILLS, widow of the
late Dr. c. c. Arms OF Waterbury, IS years. months and q
days.
only daughter Of George H. and Martha A. Bigelow, II yrs
and months