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Tuesday and Wednesday, August
29th and 3Oth, 1852,

commencing at O'Clock a m, consisting Of one draft
horse one COW, one twOhOrSe wagon, one One-hOTse
wagon top bugges, one entirely new open buggtes
bob sled complete sleighS, new double set OF
harness, set of single harness. one new saddle
two plOws harrOws, corn plOw, cultvatOr tanning mill
cutting box, jack screws, wheelbarrOw, fishing boat
and wagon, lot OF brick rough stOne carpenter tools
blacksmith tools, wind mill, pump and frame, bird
houses, dinner bell, grind stOne copper kettle, Iron
kettles cider by the barrel sausage chopper lard press
sausage suffers. meat stand, &c, &c
Also his entire lot OF household and kitchen furniture
consisting Of cook stoves parlor stoves; beds, ali
complete; single bed cOmplete folding bed, lounges
safe, bureaus, chairs stands pictures clocks one
music clock sewing machines tables secretary center
stand chest wash stand, 2 looking glasses organs
carpets and a variety of articles not mentioned.
Terms made known on days of sale.
W. j. KEISER,
A A. KEISEH,
auglOd Administrators.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

The following accounts having been filed In the Pro
bate Court within and for the county of Stark and State
OF Ohio, will be for hearing examination and passage
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1882:
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Saturday, the 26th day of August, 1882,

the following described real estate situate in said Stark
county Ohio tOwit: The undivided Oneseventh part Of
the following described property subject to the life estate
Catherine Hgert situate in the county OF Stark and
state OhO and being part Of the southeast quarter Of
section number eleven I'D in township twelve 12),
and range number ten ClOj and bounded as follows:
Beginning post the south side OF the State road
i'm the village of West BrOOked thlryfOur perches and
six feet OF the west line of said quarter section and
running sOuthwarly eighteen perches to post; thence
westwaIdly perches to post thence northwardly
eighteen perches to post In the State rOad thence
westwary along said road nine perches to the place OF
beginning, containing acre and two perches more
less.
Appraised at 800.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
H. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
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Saturday, the I'd day of September, 1882.
Sheriff Sale.

vs. VS.. Defts. Stark County Com
A. r. Smith mon Pleas Court.
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Saturday, the 26th day of August, !
Sheriff Sale.
John Grove } Order OF SALE Stark coun-
vs.. ty Common Pleas Court
Frederick Reese ct al


ty Common Pleas Court
Frederick Reese ct al
By virtue OF an order issued by clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county Ohio In the
above action and to directed will offer for sale at
public OucTy at the door of the Court House, In the city
Of Canton, Stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the Goth day of August, 1882,
the following described real estate situate in the city
OF MassilOn Stark county Ohio. tOwt: Known as part
OF section eight 90, township ten (1O) range nine (9
one hundred twenty feet westwardy from the north
west corner OF lot number 40 OF Kendall now city OF
Masson; thence southeTy parallel with the west line
OF said lot number fOrtynine (49) one hundred and
eighty feet thence westwardy parallel with State street
eighty feet thence nOrthery parallel with west line OF
lot number fOrtynne (49) hundred and eighty feet
post In south line OF State street, thence eastward
y along said south line Of State street 80 feet to the
place Of beginning
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
iuly27e II. ALTEKRUSE. Sheriff.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.

Magdaena Young Order of sale in Partition,
rs,ns,u,Ns s,s,srns S5sTk PsaS Co@rf S9%fV common
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued by the clerk
of the court OF pleas OF Stark county Ohio In
the above action and to directed Will offer for sale
at public outcry the premises In Bethlehem township
Stark county, Ohio. ON
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Saturday, the I'd day of septembe
Sheriff Sale.

By virtue of order of sale issued by the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of stark county, Ohio In the
above action and TO directed Will offer for sale at
public Oucy the door of the Court House, in the city
OF Canton stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the Goth day of August, 1882,
the following described real estate situate In said county
tOwt: The east side OF lot number 43 in W. C. ThOmp
sons addition to the city Of Canton stark county Ohio
Sale to commence at one O'Clock D. m. Terms cash.
july27 II. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff
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Jacob W. Hensel Order of sale in partition, stark
County Common pleas Court.
Martha b, Hensel ct al
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Administrators Sale.

The personal property belonging to the estate OF
George keser deceased Will be sold at public auction
late residence OF the deceased at UnOntOwn Lake
township, Stark county, Ohio on
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, August 26, 1855

BY virtue OF order of sale from the Probate COul
OF Stark county, ONO will offer for sale the preml
es I'm North Industry stark county. Ohio on
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'tAtlonce declared tile Case; TO be UigIof
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Joseph Sterner Order OF Sale Stark county
vs.. Common Pleas Court.
Rudolph whistler ct al
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Notice to Contractors.

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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Tlle N.,.,..
Gratis are cratifi.d III ti,c dilatory hand.
ling Of the tariff matter by tile WAYS
ami Means Committee, us the country
will blame the Republicans for failing
to meet the demand Tor II revision, and
til" tariff is>uc will Ie prominent IN tn.
next Congressional canvas.
The indications are the admini>,r,-
ton believes in. the policy of putting
the Federal officers where they will .iO
the most gtn:i for the party. From
every Southern State there Is Il sinai!
clique Of Republicans here manipulate
ing appointments :Or those States, rt.sms.-
lively with the exception OF virginia.
and iIah"ne influence Is too potent for
any Republican to compete successfully
with him. Indeed, Malloncs influence
is not confined to Virginia. St,lwart
Republicans from other Southern States
are glad to have his assistance il their
efforts to get office.
The President seems very much i,n-
pressed with the organization OF 1. liIer-
Ill or anti-IIOurbOn party in the South,
Sntl Otfice-Seekers from that section are
all advocates Of that policy.
The Republican party purposes. to
make coalitions where they can to adj
vance their interests in the approaching
Congressional elections in the south.
and the administration favOrs the plan.
They expect tn, in this way, to Offset the
pOssible Democratic gums in the North.
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suaMOME.

In III. Di.kict Court OF the SNco9.. I;i,c,.
District nj tn. Territory If M"'t:,'sa IA ami IT,
the County OF liver Bow. l'',.,> H. ihl,;.r
and Timothy Kennedy. p.ai"ti:!>. -. Kenh.r
l.. Davis. as the &dministra:.r "i liz. e.a,en;
Edmund Kennedy. 'er.a>r'!. y ir!:.. k-ur4dy
jam.; Kennedy. k3tr Kennedy. ..!s;. k.lu
dy. Anne Kennedy And Mary r.",n,..v. Il.
PENDANTS.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana ...
greeting ~ Reuben j. Davis Il. i:.e a'n.i;,;;s-
tor Of the Is ote Of 1:im,lnt Hr,,ned; f,rea.r,
needy. John Kennedy. Anal: kr':,".y an.
NJ airy Kennedy. defendants.
You are hereby required toaprcar il III az,
ton brnn Gilt against yOi by liz. above lane,
p!atGtili.. in the District Court OF til Srr2m.
judicial District Of Inc Territory # Mm lara
in and tor The County OF Silver Bow ami !cs'r
swer the t.c,npis.nt fi'e': therein. within iri
day. exclusive OF the day cf service ati:r he
service on you OF this snrn,,r,I> If serve,
within this county. or if >"rvA. .,.t y: ,..
county. but IN this district Within iw~':iy DAYS
otherwise within forty days: az iu,isEi-n. by
default v III ~ taken against y"u xcror.s H.
tire PRAYER ct sail compliant.
Tie said action IN brought 10 obtain .er!t-
Oi this Court decreein. md declaring lots Ncs.
,.:,.;, :: 7s.;. !" ard !, IN Moe: ~ !. arr
md held by Edmurd kennst:y prior to III.
death. aud by his estate s.ucr - i;:tvl:ua
property. TO I've property ;.l"n=i!:y =" p:.r,'tr
mund Ne nedy. and to ,ler!.tr-. as: aIjnr:r
said Edmund Kennedy ami his heirs ar. frlT
sentatives 10 hold such property in TINS; f.
said partnership, and tina: ptni;::,> ~ ral
entitled to one u,"iivifi III thiri interest therein
And that such propc' tv. by The cr.rr AND d.
cree OF this Court, b< s)ll ana said ,'arinershir
settled and full accounting b., hal. ami tha
from the proceesis arising from 2 sale "f such
property all costs OF court and sale i;c paid ad
the "a plus b., distributed to til" PARTIES accom-
ing to the interest Of each IN said partnership.
and for other and further relief will n.d's
fully appear BY reference t. s:si complaint.
a MI YOU ara hereby Na1lflts} That If 10
appear AMI answer aid com plaiEt ~ above ~
qutred. the said plaintiff will apply !" The
Court Tor the relief prayed for II, sid com
plant.
Given under my hand and the sc,. Of the l'ls-
tlict Court Of the Sscnr. ii,>!ic! 81
the Territory Of Montana, in AND i'T
lSEAL.l the county Of Silver Row. this :ll
day Of December. ~ the year III "ui
LORI! one thousand eight hundrNa t
eighty-One.
GEORGE W. IRWIN. j. tierk.
ny n. T.. BODLEY. deputy ClIx
KNOWLES 4 FORBl>, ATTORNEYS j:r f!:!ni.'''
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WAsHrxarox, Feb. &-The aoeSe
committee on foreign Affairs 9oay 3,-
rected to be reported to the House Ior
printing and recommittal the joint teeo-
luton in regard to the treaty OF WIZ.
ington. 1t requests the President Q, tne
United States to give notice 20 1l ~ y
Britain, provided in article IS OF tne ~
treaty Of 1871, for for terminating one u :,
the provisions of said treaty c0ntalneu
i'm articles Is to . inclusive, and relat-
inc to fisheries, and also to institute ne
ROTATIONS with Great Britain BY wn1cn'
after the termination of said PROVISIONS
the fisheries of this nation shall Oe r.
stored to the rights and privileges for-
nlerly enjoyed by them.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The bill pass
ed appropriating $jOO,O for bill Tor
the records of the War Department ana
legislative and executive records. -,
The President sent u message Win
the Antonio Pellcties Hayti) cOrrespoll-
dence.
The Secretary Of the Interiors bill: to
prevent timber derretlations on lnd'"n
reservations, was received.
Adjourned to Monday.
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WA>nINGTON, Feb. 3.-Scoville re-
Piled to D:avidge, aud argued that Sny-
der deserved praise rather than censure
for his course. He (scOvillcj expected u
decision from the Bench upon that
point.
Corkhill-Well. YOU will have hard
work to get 1t.
Scoville with much warmth Per
haps that may 10 the case. 1t is no new
thing to experience difficulties. 1t all
comes from that pressure that will have
nothing hut hang him hang him ="
Guites,u with flaming eyes and wild
vchenlencc) shouted out, You may
succeed now in your v'llainous pllrp,s-
~, Mr.. Corkhi!I, hut I will win ON the
long pull, and don't YOU forget it. The
Lord always wins on the long pull
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Colo in the Rivers OF Georgia.

4 new system Of gold mining h:,
been introduced in Georgia, what is
called u vacuum dredging boat having
been successfully tried in the Che.tates,
river. 1t j., designed to- raise the grave
from the beds OF rivers, washing the
sanu and separating the gold from it.
At a recent trial the boat raised the sand
by the vacuum system ut the rate Of
from two to four tons every five min
utes. The sand was rapidly washed au-
,I,H:tt:cul'y in sluice boxes and tile gold
collected ia quicksilver. AS the result
Of three hour work, 500 worth Of gold
was secured. The expense was not
more than ST.. The sand Was found to
he very rich, aud it is said there is
enough in the rivers Of Georgia to keep
fifty boats busy tor fifty yean.-Ex-
change.
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Morton Gives q Banquet.

PARIS, Feb. 3.-MOrton. the Ameri-
can Minister, gave Il banquet tonight to
the French delegates to Yorktown:
Among the guests were Gen. Fare,
Paul De Remal,set, he Lafayette, Col.
DE- GraSse, Viscount De NOalles, Count
DE- Ha,,s.envillc and General Pittie.
Morton in his speech dwelt upon the
circumstances which prevented him
giving the banquet before the denir..
ture Of the delegates for Yorktown, and
drank to the memory of the ancestors III
the delegates AMI all French leaders
who gave their blood and treasure ss1
freely to secure the independence of the
United States.
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No More Bread and Water for Sea.
man.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 1.-THE Secretary
Of tile Navy issued the following order:
THE requcncy with which punish
nlent by solitary confinement on bread
and wafer OH diminished ratiOns is
imposed hy sentences oi summary court
n,mrtials meets with Misrepresentation.
"l,is is Il very severe mode Ut punish
nlcnt AMI it WIS not probably conteli-
plated by law that it should be general
" resOrtrtl to for correction Of offenders.
1t is believed other authorized punish
nirnts will in most cases prove more e..
fective than this" In c,,se~ where pun
ishu,ent by confinement on bread and
water or diminished rutiOlls is imposed,
it will not Ike approved by the DEPART
nlcnt in the future.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Charles F.. Wun.lcrlic',. decrease,
Notice Is hereby given ~ iie ur.i-,srn..
derItch, ti- ceased, to the cr,-ii,or> Of a." us
r,crsOns having claims against the SAIL -
ceased. to exhibit them, with the nec... w.
vouchers, Oiihin four nCh:h> after H., ~:
modification OF this notice. t. the ,xil All ,; n'E
iOr at his place Of residence, Oh III, id. I'm.
in the county Ut silver Row. wv"
FRANK r.. WrNnRRu,cr
Admin stratOr Of the esiatcOl Charles i, w..
derllct, deceased. ~
Dated q, Butte City this '.;n cay II: .,:.,,.,
1882. -!i,.>v:
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BUFFALO,. Feb. 8.-The Commercial
elevator. valued ct $l45, 600, was burned,
with grain worth $4,000; both were in
sured.
PARIS, Feb. 8.-The extent Of the cri-
sis can only be known Saturday, when
payments begin.
Garibaldi's condition 10 reassuring.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 3.-The new min
istry IL formed. Cheri1f Pasha resigned
on the advice of the English and French
COnsuls General. Arab Bey will be
Minister of War in the new Cabinet.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-The only business on
the b0urse to-day was for investment in
Rentes. Railways and Suez Canal were
in good demand. Outside settlements
were better than expected. Only eight
failures.
CAIRO, Feb. 3.-The Khedive has &C
ccpted MahmOud BarOuda as Prime
Minister, and the latter has accepted the
office, and will submit list Of Minis
tcrs to the Khedive to-day.
PRESCOTT, A. r., Feb. 2-John w.
Berry was hanged here today for the
murder of Michael Shore, near Tip Top,
April Is, 81. He tried to commit sui
eide in his cell about three weeks ago.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. 3.-N.
DekerOmOna, q French Count, has been
arrested here charged with an attempt
tn murder DIR. Cupples and his step
daughter, Miss Shane.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-Belle Metz
ger. California girl. was abandoned
and robbed by Chase Of Chicago. 1t Is
believed he ran away with the wife Of
f. w. Hergot, Of Oakland, under an AS
sunled name.
TORONTO, Feb. 3.-The Canadian
publishers ask the Canadian govern
ment for an act to secure from the Int
perial authorities the right to leyislate
in the matter OF copy right. Under the
present law the Canadian publisher
claims the American publisher has hin,
ut u disadvantage.
BUFFALO, Feb. &C. J. Smith has
been given $1,000 10y the New York Gem
trail rlilrOad.
New YORK. Feb. 3.-The course Oi
Wall street markets depends in large
degree on the condition Of affairs abroad.
Ii saturdays settlement ut Paris is
made without serious disturbance the
market will probably advance next
week.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-R. &. Dun 4
Co., OF the mercantile agency reports
failures throughout the country for
seven days ut hi. Of which the eastern
states have II; western -; southern -:
middle ~; Pacific Coast and Territories
II, and New York City,
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Meetings OF Sympathy for the Jews.

LONION, Fell, 3.-Thc journal tle 81.
I'eterstiMry, commenting on the proceed.
ings of the meeting ut the Mansion
House on the LIST inst, to protest against
outragcs on the Jews in Russia, says
Englishmcn would consider it strange
is similarly sweeping language was in
duiged i'm in discussing English legisla-
ton for Ireland. The journal under
stands, it says, the view is t" revive
Russo Prussia, which the Gladstone
government has rt.pu,liatctl.
At meeting Of sy,npathizers with
the suffering Jews in Russia, held in the
Town Hall ut Liverpool, the Mayor pre-
itlcd. Leading citizens Of all crce.ls
and politics were present. Resolutions
denO,lncing the treatment If the Jews
in Russia, and calling upon the Gov
eminent to make friendly representa-
tons in the name of humanity, were
carried with enthusiasm.
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SheriH'S Sale.

q. s.. Lewis. plaintiff. against Jchr +. WALL,
defendant.
TO be sold al Sheriff. saic. -" tie ,u NV,
Fehrua AIRY. A. y. 1Se2. bet wecn IL" hc1,. a,
Sherili's office. the following IL. <cr,prd ,,,s.
" to-wit: All the right. title. in tees, anG a.
mand the defendant hAi on toe l,.i Iav
Decen i,cr. 4. -. 1881. in amt I" Lot 30. =: !,
Block No Al, in Butte Guy. in.:an. !rr,io
~. according - the official l'ia, All Snrr.
thereof o. file. A!x1 n! ;!ia irng.:.lv+nra."
aid lot como i>ting Of House IL c.l:.>s q, cos.
StrurttHIl.
dated this ~ coy Of January. ~.
THOMAS II. LOWRY
Sheriff Of Silver Bow County No,.,an
by e.. A. SMALL, Gln.er sheriff.
.Jana2lW
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SlOSsOn the Victor.

PARIS, Feb. I'm an international
billiard match tonight Vigalaux maize
one run of :,O4 but was unable to catch
>los>on, with total score Nf 3,4,.
Vi.Maux LETT off ut 2,'n'4, his average
during the evening was -, Slo.son $ uv-
crayc, =. Schaefier challenges the
winner.
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Vicn:lux Beaten.

PARIS, Fel. 3.-Slosson won the bill
liard match tonight, making total Of
5000 points. Vigna,,x, tOt:.l :2,ii'. The
audience was very large. At the Com
nlence,ncnt of the play this evening.
Vignaux declared ii he lost he would
demand revenge in eight days, in II
game FOR 800.
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DeFreycinet Prime Minister.

PARIS, Feb. Son handing to De
Freycinet the port folio of prime minis
ter, Gambetta reminded him England
had accepted the project of armed inter-
ference in the event Of Egypt falling
into anarchy.
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A Sulled Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. :;.--Eery inn ,crtant
developments are likely to take place in
tho Western Union soon. Parties who
know what is SOON to transpire are buy
ing the stock for Il sharp rise. The e:,r,.-
ings 6f the company show an increase
last week Of about $S.),tNW. The VAN
.lerbilt and Gould houses are alike bull
isll on Union Pacific and it would not
lie surprising if closer relations between
the two companies CAME into existence
during the next thirty days.
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A Mexican Bull-Fi4ht.

The bull-fiYhtcrs are dressed in all
the ctlOrs Of the raj llNw. They look
ver, much like the face car Is Of the
pack enlarged. 1t is really funny t.
sec the jack Of diamonds, the king Of
hearts, and all the rest of tn royal FAM
lily that are -, familiar to many Of our
readers, pr,ncing about the arena.
In realty there is no buli-fight at all.
There il more real danger i'm lighting u
kerosene lamp, or in calling policeman
liar. than there il in dozen hull
fights. Before the bull is presented
with the freetlO,.i Of the arena. several
inches Of his horns arc sawed OFT. The
horns are sawed off down to- the quick.
The end Oi the horn Is us sensitive to
the bull aS IN arn.y-siZcd IMll is to u
man. II IL man has u large lNil on his
person, he ti'xs not try /" butt people
with it. That's the way !. is with the
bull with the sore horn. Instead of
rushing about trying to imr:.le tn" hull
fighter, the Jack Of >>ln,s'.., or tn. King
vi Hearts may accidentally h,lr:,
against tina, sore horn. The Jack Of
Diamonds. kmc wing this, gets right in
front o! the dangerous brute, which
tir,ls tail for fear the face card will run
against that sore horn.
AS soon AZ the hl'l "citl>cS to hurt
his sore horn against the Jack Of Hearts
the air is rent with vivas in honor ofthc
reckless intrrpidity "i the bulI-ii"l,trr,
WHO gracefully bows his ack nuw;..::.a.-
mcnt. All the h.,!l-I;y,tcrs try j, vain
l." bump against tina: >.rc horn. hut TIN.
bull j.. t"" smart Tor them. They punci,
him with spears, thruSt-spiics icst"o,.-
cl with ti>>u" raDcr in his side, until
he;> dripping: Will. blood, until the u,,-
fortunate brute j.; exhausted. hut he
never Ir,$r. his presence a.. mind -,
much as I" l,,nr:, one "r the face card,
with that sore horn. The animal i,
finally rorc'i. the spikes are pulled out
Of H.. hi.ie, and he is either driven out
o; I've arena or hutc!lcrcl.
The Mexican bull fight il Il beautiful
blending OF SnaniSh cruelty and Indian
cOwar.iic". No decent American would
SIT through the whole performance.
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THE END IN VIEW.
TW L0n6-DRA" AGONY
nARLY OVn,
Juooe eox 3EnTfuefO oUl1EAU ID
De NAuoeo.

The following bulletin has just 'een
received:
WASHINGTON, Feb, 4. II: 80 p. NJ
Judge Cox sentenced Guiteau to lie
hanged June 3Oth, between the hours
Of II N. and = p. NJ, at the Washington
jail.
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