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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
NONRESIDENT Notice.


No. 500 HIN the Chancery Court OF Shelby
County. Tennessee-Tne State Of Tennessee We
W. E Butler ct al
TT appearing from bin which is sworn TO In thu
i cause that the defendant, ". l. scott, trustee
is q resident OF the State OF missouri, tnat NAT
Dent Is resident OF the State Of Virginia. tina
Sarah G Hooper. and her husband. - HooPG
residents of the State of AIkansss- ana ina
william Ferguson, Ann J. Ferguson, Eleanor =
Ferguson. Sarah Barber and A 6. Barber, ner nus
band, Cassie Jacoby and < s. Jacoby, her nus
residents Of the State OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered That they make tne1r ap
pear1nce herein, a. the courthouse OF Sneioy
county, in Memphis, TeHp-, on or before the nrsi
Monday in Novem Der, 1852, and plead answer OF
demur 70 compliments amended Dill h, nieo
herein. September %, 1ss2. or the same viii De
taken as confessed as them and set Tor bearing
ex pArte; and that copy OF this orosr be pup
Exhed once q week, for four successive weeks. IN
the Memphis Appeal This I6sn day OF Septem-
Der, lsS2 A copy-Attest
ROBKRT ]. BLACK, Clerk and AssteTi
BvJ n Bradley Deputy CLERK and Master.
J.N. Hampton Sol. f0T ConpfG
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Means. ....-..-I So 6L1 10
Posted iu Memphis at am. october 10, 1882.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.

WHOLESALE ROGERS.
INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio vdltey slightly
cooler, partly cloudy weathe,, and local rains;
in Tennessee northerly to easteriy rinds, station
GJy or higher barometer.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 9. 1882, pm.
Average.
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Eeonomx is Wealth.
RInrd,s Iadies, fsestauranf.

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired,
by /. Isaacs, 30 Second st. opp. Court Square.
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- ~ 81 p 900
whole o. T Lts.e Is - HaIrTickel., 81.
Remit Money Bank Draft in Isrtsr o1 send n,
Express Don 7 SEND b RKGISTERFD FTTTk
Oh PosToFFJCE ORDER OrderS a. - ana m,
.srd. by Express can oe ssnt At our expense.
Address all orders 70 T. n BoARDAAN, Coarier
Journal Building Louisville, KentUckV m II N
BOABDAAh, SoS bToanNsy. New York or No &
West Court street. Memphis, Tsnn.
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Priddy House,
aasfou,s Hotel.
New Clarendon HoteI.

u KERR L. D. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second Streets
RATES-s2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells.
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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()RRY
We Did Not Have Room on
Opening Day to Show
Our
$40
|HatS and BODletS
COPIES OF THE FRENCH,
OF which we have just thirty-nine, worth, in our
| opinion, from sl2 to SO each. These we shall
| SHOW MONDAY. Do not fall into the error of
supposing that this is the price for one day only
| 1t is for as long sSthe stuff is unsold.
On MONDAY we shall make Special Dis
play Of them-All day Monday.
Other NEW MILLINERY will be displayed on that
day, SIS also the following bargains:
All the New Shapes in Black Straw Hats, CSC.
Principal Shades Ostrich Tips bunch of three, 81.
10000 yards Ribbon, Csc.
Shown in vestibule Opening Day.
Nine pieces Colored and Black all-silk Rhsdames
and Brocade, worth two dollars, 81.
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses, sI7 so.
Splendid Cashmere Capes, So 50.
Elegant Cashmere Capes, 81 so.
KREmER'S

NOTE-These Goods are offered on their merits.
There is no fear of advance in the price Of
them. We shall not raise the price. Theonly and
chief incentive to immediate purchase is the like
lihood OF their rapid sale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-31
A FARMER ACCUSED OF LIBEL.
Writing n ScandaIous Letter Concern
Ing a Girl Who Would Not Marry

ing a Girl Who Would Not Marry
Him.
SCRANTON. Pa, December 30.-Leslie II.
White. a farmer, living at South Arlington,
in this county, vas arraigned before Alder.
man Rooster Yesterday on the charge oil
willfully and scandalously libeling Miss
Lille NJ, Sisco, the prepossessing eighteen
year-old daughter OF a neighbor. Some
months ago Whites wife died,
leaving several small children, and
Lille Sisco, in the kindness oil
her heart. went to take care OF ms mouse
and little ones. While there White ascer-
tanned that she had lover out west q
younp man named Lee, with whom she
corresponded regularly. White became
enamored OF the girl and wanted her TO
mary him, but she refused, saying he
was too old and she too young and
adding in her simplicity that she could
love no one but Lee. This made White
yery Jealous and he wrote Lees parents,
in this city, a long letter impugning the
girls chastity and detailing number OF
Infamous things of which he alleged
she was guilty. Lees parents I'M
mediately placed the letter in the hanos
of tae girls father, who was at hrst
terribly indignant and determined on per.
sonally chastising the writer. He thought
better of the matter, however, and had
White arrested: At the hearing to-day
the libelous letter, which contained
six pages Of closely written matter, wa.
Wild .itS her Saugeabs uaib al % iRs SEE EsiIEss
SO scandalous were the contents OF the
document. At its conclusion White said
ii was true, and more, too, whereupon Far.
mer Sisco approached him with clenched
fists, and cried, in a voice quiyering with
snger: "Stop, stop, man; no more Of that,
or l don't know what / may do" The
trial was quite exciting. and at its close
White wascommitted TO prison in default
of 81 900 bail.
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MATTERS At MINGo.
Town COnveniion-Grand Rally OF the
Stalwarts-Ticket Nominated.

Special 10 the Sunday Register.
MINGo JUNCTION, O., December 3O.-Min.
60, like all sister towns thriving under an
increased population, has at length plunged
headlong into the deep and turbulent sea
that has eDgulfed so many ambitious but
unfortunate victims. namely, that OF pol
itics." Friday evening last larsS hlcet.ng
was held in the Town Hall, being attended
by all the property holders and bond
clippers" of the city, the number OF
which, bv the way, are legion. A full rep
resentation OF all the wards being present,
the meeting was called to order, Mr.. G.
Buoy welding the gavel. 49,,
Alter heightened preamble, in which
all the prominent debaters participated,
Mr.. George Dean, now growing old iii po.
litical life, and whose stentorian voice has
filled many a convention with enthusiasm,
arose and in very polished and graceful
manner announced the object of the meet
ing. namely, that as the town had been IN
cOTporated, it was necessary to select OIL
fees to govern affairs hereafter like the
old Roman CUSTOM" and to conduct the
management of the city in business like
way.
After much discOrd and numerous
exciting harrangues, the following ticket
was put in the field, which has since been
STYLED the "Stalwart Ticket" w. G. Lloyd,
Mayor: r, II. Turner. City Clerk; A. Oar.
son, CITY Treasurer; L. MuIlhollaud, Street
The following is the City Council: A.
Baron, ] w. Risher, d. Simpson, ID. Long,
A. Peeler, and Jos. Murphy.
The above ticket embraces men OF good,
sound Judgment, thoroughly conversant
with the duties they may have to perform,
and taken as whole, they could have Sc
lected no better men. 1t is probable that
apoter ticket will be in the field before
the election which dates for January 18TH,
and will he styled the "Half-Breeds."
Hugh McLister's friends are determined TO
push him 10 the front, for the othce OF
Mayor, and if such proves tne case tne
pending contest will be very close suug-
gle, as the popularity OF boih genuemen
will poll them heavy votes. Tia r.,;o
The nominees are WORKING 'iAe ir'lans'
and are confident OF success. to -.
The following prominent M iaSes SSa,n mere
noticed on the platform: mos pott;hnUa' S;ha'
sr., Philip Steer, and be"J' i'''''one'
Esqs. .,oft ,,ho
far west on a prospecting tour an oiu
Riverside mill boy is running h'' 'oO Al
bis absence. ,,,., of ,lo
The news of the shutting down n OF the the
mills falls like bombshell on Wv roo;naI s,,
men here, as very few of them had received
a full pay as yet: ,,wn Friday al
noon. Cause, scarcity OF iron' A''o 'ne
There is gentleman giving his ..Inins nime a a
Warner, from Johnstown, "a, 'A'e VI
erecting an s pot glass house here; o,Sisl q,
Mr.. Henry schenk ana last Thurs.
Wheeling, paid Mingo visit last inui''
day. ,eor uniting another
ticket IN Lection will be held the l''n oi
January.
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cane Presentation.

Jax afternoon Mr.. J. A. sweeney
1es'sd a telephone message from Lleir
rTee',nJry that "bis presence was neeueu I'M
loua;ateIy as a large manufacturer vas
- the works" The above caused nr:
Sveeney to repair to the SHOPS III s,ss
haste. On entering the founuIy hss5 m
net by the entire force OF worKmen, s., neaIsSu
hy Mr.. ], H. Burt, who In q very nea az
worded speech, presented the VaP.sa.n ia n,S
a fine gold headed cane ana set vi . III. 81. 60
trimmed eyeglasses Mr., sweeney an. Wa
pletely surprised. and after lew .I myI sonI
hesitation be responded IN ms u'uA' e'>
style OF address. tho sch;,s
shops, was also presented WIN SSsslIi
headed cane, and responded IN ie" "sl
chosen remarks. s5. a.
the Bridgeport foundry, J. NJ. Woodcoek
was called in under the preteHt M go
engine needed his attention, ana iouao
| himself surrounded by all his emPioyes
who, through their speaker, MT. jams
Gardner, presented him With q costly goio'
headed cane. o.,
The emotions manifested by MI. Gara,
| ner, together with the presenta hon OF Ine
cane, nearly oyercame Mr.. Woodcock ieet
ings, but after railying he said the presen,
was 50 unexpected, and coming ss it dia ~
from all of them (some OF whom nav, ,s
been in his employ for over 1wenJii
years. He appreciated II not ss masT III
for its intrinsic value as ior tne goA sn
| of the doners manifested IN their smihnl
| faces and the interest they took IN DIS suc
cess-that as he had gone IN ana ou
among them for many years there was
period in his life be needed q staff nor
than the present and as he leaned upon
be would always think oi them anu o. e.
kindly manifestations toward n'I T.
cially during the last two years ne - ,Ss
conducting the business alone. ~rb =
conld not express the grstitude INA 80 =
felt in receiving such pIsse' n;aa ,lo ,hs ms, =
After general hsnd- shaking tns 'ue'
tired feeling well paid.
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Robert Campbell received one vote Tor
the Office of Street Commissioner.
OTHER WARDS
In the Eighth and Fifth, there were no
Council tickets pull up. In the former,
Charles Ferguson received 2oi votes iot
Executive Committee, and in the latter, r
W. Dunaway received 8, and e. A. Reedo
votes for the same position.
THE TICKET.
The result of the primaries is to place
the following ticket in the field: For
Mayor, Spaulding X. Wallace; for Ser
sesnt. Thos. Bennett; for Clerk, Frank
Bowers: for Wharfmaster, Joseph For
sythe. This ticket will be recognized Is q
strong one, and il behooves the Democrats
to mt forward their best men to beat II.
The present City Clerk, who has been re-
nominated, being a German, it Is acknowl.
edeed that a popular German Democrat
should compete against him for tnat ounce.
For City Sergeant, either John Whyte or
VIM. Shsffer would be an acceptable candl;
date. For Mayor, the name OF
J. A. Miller has been frequently
mentioned, but that gentleman has not
sigDified any intention OF coming out Tor
the nomination. Mayor Egerter declines,
desiring to give closer attention to his pri-
-yate business, and for the additional rea-
son that there might be too many Germans
on the ticket TO make it 3 success. The
names of Philo Kimberly and j. G. Hoff-
msn have been mentioned in some circles,
hut it is not known that they will be can
didaies before the primaries.
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rescuing her, and forthwith psoossdsd
against Pounds in legal WY. The hnn..
gessor Was arrested and IN dsfault Of i0oo
bail Was lodged in. the Waynes6ufg 5.ii.
Mr.. Johnston, who is "a old soldier, md
rather well-todo farmer, = terribly az.
tressed over the affair, and Ays hs win
spend every dollar he u worth. II ncces.
cary, to punish Pounds 70 the fnii extent
Of the law. He has secured the most prom
inent legal talent Of Waynesburg 10 proee.
cute The case, and has the sympathy Of all
the residents here
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-Receipts OF
National bank nots for redenption, Tor
the week ending today, $2,34t0Oo; oonds
held by Treasurer b secure National BANK
circulation, 1851, is, $50; to SECURE pu6hc
moneys in National bank repositories,
$16,344, 900; bonds deposited g secure CIR
eulation during theweek, ,Sl6, ,ap coo; oonds
to secure circulation withdraw during the
week, $l,Sl9 600; National bank notes out
standing, $362, ,56i ,l69; lawful money on
reducing circulation, s2S, $50 a; hquidat-
ing banks, s13, ,56l ,664; fail ed ankssl, ,o6S'-
AOo -
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ssagllae VlsEt
tas ,syss
!. - DuAila, -
IAchristnas prsssat lst1e
Of ! aIanplas Jacks cassee
p Ri6sdshsd b kaasae s:
Mary. llastis, Me Enpsbs
:dsrsss, Prsasuasel
sSassssa =


-
b yrather 0rsavsl Who rsm1iH54
them till the cless. None Of tAs -
would eat breakfast About 8 o'66sk
Marwood entered the cells Cor ths pas.'
pose u
Pinteains the Arms % The CsassseA
To this operation Patrick Joyce and HlFiek
Casey submitted quietly, but Myles {eSee
protested with great vehsmenes his enes
cencs Of the crime for which ne was tdfef.
fer, and resisted Harwood slightly. VIII
the exception Of Casey, the condemnsa =
sssistanre, and when they had bssn plseS1
under the ropes which were dangling freo
the crossbeam, Myles Joycs, turning % -
spectators, made number Of sxclamataooe
in Irish 10 the effect that he wAs innocooe
When Msrwood approached to adjust
the rope on his neck he s>>-S.'s.
Resisted Slightly.
Father Greavan approached and spoke -
him, but he nevertheless continued g
speak loudly while the moose was ad1ueted
on his neck. and the necks OF the other tvo
men, who submitted quietly, and After tne
white cap had been drawn over bis face he
moved bis head. % that Narwood had
again 10 arrange the moose. Even tnen y
did not stop speaking, exclaiming: ~ an
going before my God and /! am q innoesns
as the child unborn. neither H!eee
hand nor foot against the people. had
neither hand, act nor part In tho murdsr."
When the bolt was drawn and the men DIS.
appeared from view there vas
scarcely aQaivsr sf ths espes
BY which Patrick Joyce and Patrick Casey
we're suspended, but there was apparveuy
severe struggling on the part OF Ayles
Joyce, for the rope oscillated violently eno
sfterward pushing down the body. with bic
foot and stooping down and sndsavogtne
70 do somethfng-it could not Be ssen yhes
with the moose. Marwood afterward ex'
planned that Myles Joyce had. by eoms
means or other, got his arm or hi. hand e:
tangled with tho rope and that be hAd
been trying 10 push Il down.
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srArSroS. Va, December 30.-0n Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week the three children OF Mr. Petsr
Swope, near the New Erection church, In
Rockingham county, four miles from har.
risonburg, were married-two daushseI,s
ler and Susan v. Swope; On Wednesday,
Henry H. Wenger and Sallie r SWope, and
on Thursday Henry Swope and Letiua
Berry, daughter of VIM. Berry.
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ALL AsovT A JUmPtNo JACK.

4 Lazy Objects - ass Cbststnss Ps|
est anA Her Fsiss1s - eeDs eoe'
ing.
ABrLxsr, K.I., December 3o.--A blo4
ARRAY occurred at prayer meeting o.
IlifT schoo! house, near here. last svenl
The cause Of the trouble was the placin
q jumping Jack on the Christmas
the Monday evening previous
Young lady p4msd FofQN
Her friends took Il a IN Insult, and he
shed then and there was prevented VI
difficulty. Il was claimed that Art
sbadinger put the toy ou the tree.
evening her three brothers her brother
law, James Johnston, and her lover, y
Cooper, went TO the prayer meet
where they knew Shadingsf vd
be. After the services they assau
him, driving him back In
school house. Shadinger's friends cam,
the rescue, one OF thsm being armed
q revolver. Cooper fred three shot9
Sbadinger, mortally wounding him.
he fell Lhadinger drew revolver snd
one Of the forsmans. The battle went
the ladies present screaming and end
oring TO stop the bloodshsd.. Nearly
the participants were wounded. some y
ously. Three arrests have besn ms'
The others have taken to the woodh
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Closing Down Iron ills.

CHoAso, December SO--A Snsation was
created by the notice pestedin the large
shops of the Cleveland Rollirg Mill Com
pany, announcing the closing of the Bes-
semer Steel Works until fhither notice.
Tbs includes the rail nsills, tFo rod mills,
booth mill, two bar mills pudding mills,
guide mill, and several smaller ones. IL
throws out OF employn nent al least Loo
men. Nobody win say hcw bng the mills
viii be closed. They have noEork- Pres
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Hons

WASHINGTON, d. q December 80
In the House, on NOON Of Mr., kaSson,
the Senate bill to refors the civil service
and prevent official asSsments, was taken
from the Speakers tas, referred TO the
Committee on Civil Svice Reform, and
leave grated the edmittee TO report
back atany time.
On motion Of Mr.. Ma. of Illinois, the
Senate bill Was passed, xteading thes time
for fiIing claims for hoes and equipmsnts
by officers or enlis soNERsl in the service OF
the United Statesi with ssuS Samendmens
limiting the extenaon 10 one year,fnln tine
passage Of the act. -
Mr.. DunnS of Arkansas, offered aresdu-
tion amending the hles~ o. stfS ho1se, SO
as to provide for Quantities cd rivers and
harbors, to consist I fifteeni members to
which shall be rkerred all matters per
tanning 10 improyehents TO rivsrs and har-
bors, and which shIa have the fame priyi-
lege in reporting klls and aIbropriating
money as are now accorded theCOmmittee
on Appropriations Referred 3 the Com
mittee on Rules.
Mr.. MsRning,p of MississipIb ouereu
resolution requeJing the Attorney uen
eral TO inform tie House what necessity
existed for the Ippointment II James X
Chalmers as assStant district attorney for
the District Co9t OF the Unitsd States for
the Northern strict OF Mississippi, and
TO forward to thu House all the ecorrespon-
dence in regard b such appointment;
ON motion Of Mr.. Thompson, bill was
passed approprifing $500 to PSy the 6uT-
hpgton, Cedar lapids and Nornern Rail
road Company he amount due Tor carry
ing mails.
On motion of Mr.. George, OF oregon, tne
Senate bill was passed approprisfing sIo,oVo
to reimburse thA State OF Oregoafor monies
tiIitias dnrin9 H. Modoc war. An amend
ment was incorporated in the bill aPpro..
priatiDg 8, ,IO0to reimburse tie sta'e OF
California for like eexpenses.
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me ..merrie Krewe."

n out December 3o.-There were no
Sicps d the Merchants Exchange to.
I! herebre no market. The "Merrie
'ewt a,iantastic organization composed
mehbeE of the Exchange, have the
v id possession, and are giving a grand
bic. THE programme consists of q pa.
de id grotesque costume and tableaux OF
mic Gbaracters. The hall is crowded
th SCI sral thousand ladies and gentle
en-. Rere is no end to the fun and mer-
ment u progress,
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De.,h or Wits, Jo.eDhinesIeeker.

WAsHINeros, D, C., Decemer so miss
Josephine @. Meeker. daushtf of the late
y. O. Neeker who was torturh and killed
by the Ute Indians in the mssacre of 1879,
died here this morning odpneumonia.
Miss Meeker was A clerk in thtofice Of the
Secretary of the Interior, andwas held in
high esteem for her personal Salities. She
and her mother were for som&ime prison
ers in the hands OF the Utes fter the mas
acre NJ 1870
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THE PRIMARIES.
Wallace, Bsrnstt, Bowers and
Forsythe Step In
And Easily Corral the Republican Nomina-
tiOn-The Vote Po'led Will
Run for Council.

The RI sblican primary elections, yes
terday. ran from 3 O'Clock until Z and polls
ed moderate vote. There was no,particu-
lar excitement over the ticket for general
city officers as only-one hsd any OPPOSE
ton. WaIlace; BoEers and sythe bad
NO autsconisss and Bsnnelt hsd + walk
,.h.re ! small crowd assembled to gather
- .,It The following table shows the
fntI vote and complete result on
GENERAL CITY OFFICERS.
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THE OLD STORY.
A ASeyenteen.Year.Old Girl Burned -
q Crisp.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December 30.-A terri
bic accident. by which Miss Agnes Sned-
den, the seyenteen-year-old daughter OF
James Snedden, q prominent merchant OF
this place, lost her life, occurred yesterday
evening. Miss Snedden, in lighting q fire,
poured coal Gil on the stove. The can ex.
ploded. and the young lady was wrapped
in flames from head TO foot Covering her
face with her hands, she rushed into the
street, where an Intellectual attempt TO save
her was-made by VIM. Morgan, mine super
intendeRt, and George Beddal, merchant.
She was literally burnt to Q crisp, and died
in few minutes. She was q most beauti.
full girl, and had Just catered society.
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MARY MARTM's MvRoER
The Prissnss ProssaneS1 0ooe, 80
OaotsDee1 - 1aog.

The Prisoner Rrosoooee1 Dooss 80
Dsstssesl - mssg.
ExroHIA, KANSAS, December u.-hHy
Isabells Martin, who was tried In the
District Court Of this oounty, In No
vember, for the murder by poison ef Ma
Lorraine n. Keeger. and who bas bsen
feigning insanity since the verdict q
guilty was rendered against hss, haa esee
pronounced sane hv Q competsut boasd 81
physicians asd was Yesterday ssatsooed ~
Judge Graves 10 b. haneod ocoor1ing -
the lava Of Kansss, aftef one ySsTs %.
finement st bard labor In The Deoitsatlaey.
The tests Of he physiciass who condscts1
The examInaiion were such - ~ la1vo -
possible doubt Of sanity, snd it ~ aplaf.
ent 70 oil who wsfs In the eonrt ron tboe
she could not maintsin tbs peoee1eD - aeY
degree. The crime was co0nioeo4, ~ WW
be remembered, Tor The puspoo q oefolo.
ing IS 600 insurance ppon the.lIl q ~,
deceased woman, The policy heviag -
taken out few weeks RfestoO -
death and nisde payable n tbASoQ = -,
Marlin, Who is sfIlf n isif ssAwii = ~
q an sccomplIcs In Ys6uearH
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Distinguished Death.

,r, Lorlsv LIE, KY, December S0.-Wm:, ?.
IhOmsss p, aged eighty.fve, died at his
home in Grange, on the Short Line rail
road vest tFday. He was member of Con-
gress Of DE Louisville District, from the
forty.thiN to the Forty-seventh Congress.
After the Tar he had charge of the Freed
mans Buhau of this city.
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vital statistica.

NEW York, December S9-The report OF
the bureau OF vital statistics shows that
during the year there have been 81, ,s26
deaths, 1881 births, and II ,oS5 marriages,
against, in 1881. 28,624 deaths, 70, $50
births, and l0,077 marriages and in 1850,
2s,332 deaths, births 25,57S, and marriages
& 44R
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-31
Shot by q Girl.

NEw PHI1A ADELPH1A, o., December S1.-A
young man hamed Rex and a girl named
SheaIer quarrelled last night. Miss Shearer
shot Rex twige and fatally wounding him.
She says he tried to break into her room
alter being warned away.