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PARKER sBURG.
Damage From the StOrm-Scene in
COurt-Judge LOOmis for Congress-A
Strong Candidate.
Special TO the Register.

SDectGI 10 We ltegtSteT.
PARKERsBURG, July 13.-The recent
freshet in the Little Kanawha and tribu.
taries has caused considerable loss to the
tie and timber men operating along the
stream. The booms in Reedy and Spring
Creeks and West Fork OF Kanawha all
broke loose, and the contents swept out
into the river. The heaviest lossers in ties
are Armstrong & Deem, of Reedyville, in
Roane county, who lost about $4,000 ties;
Hoffman & Hale, of Elizabeth, loss about
400 fine logs. The total number OF ties
which escaped from the three booms will
probabl reach5Q COO, and the number Of
logs is estimated at from 1000 to 5000. or
course majority Of this will be recovered,
but at great expense and much trouble.
An unusual scene occurred in the Court
House to-day, it being the arraignment OF
member of the Wood county bar to an
swer to an indictment for forgery. J. War
rem Reed, the attorney in question, Is
charged with
Using Forged Papers
for the purpose of eyading the payment OF
small amount due the estate Of Alex.
Ruckman, deceased. Ex-Governor Bore
man appeared for the accused and asked
for continuance, which was granted.
The case of the State VS.. Andy Lightner,
charged with house-breaking, has been on
trial this afternoon. Lightner and his
confederate, Boyer, have been in
iail here since last December, and both had
a trial during March term of court but
owing TO some technicality taking adyan-
tage OF by the counsel for the accused. The
verdict was set aside and new indictments
were found against them by the late grand
Jury, and the probabilities that the pair
will 60 to Moundsville for few years,
Boyer having already been guilty but not
vet sentenced So far as we have learned the
nomination of Judge Loomis for congress by
the Republicans gives general satisfaction,
although, of course, the nomination does
not suit everybody. Judge Loomis is well
known, and is one OF the
Brightest, Lights In the Republican
Ranks,
and will make il lively for his opponents
in the race for Congressional honors. A
prominent citizen remarked to your cor
respondent, to-day, "that Judge Loomis con-
taifas all the elements necessary for success
in the coming campaign. The Judge is
sound on the temperance question, enter
tsins strong Greepback sentiments, and is
undoubtedly sound on Republicanism. The
Judge is not the man would send to Con-
gress, but he will poll more votes than any
member of our party in the Fourth dis.
trict." Col. B.. one OF our most enthusiastic
Republican friends. when iaterrsgatel ~
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DARING DESPERADOES.
Highwaymen ut New Cumberland-A
Prominent Citizen Badly Attacked
and Robbed.

and k0bDed.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July 13.-The
lawless gang of thieves and burglars who
have been committing depredations in this
vicinity for some time, by breaking into
stores and dwellings and otherwise annoy
ing the neighborhood, have struck out on
a new track which, If it does not prove sue
cessful, certainly has the advantage OF be-
ing more daring.
Last night, about 10 o'clock, Prof. H. D.
Smith, a music teacher of this place, had
occasion to cross the dump" leading to
the upper town, and when about midway
over, was badly attacked by three men in
the garb of highwaymen who.commanded
him to stand and deliver, or they would
Immediately proceed to blow his head Off
At this juncture Mr.. Smith alleges that two
of the robbers covered him with revolvers
in true Jesse James style, while the third
proceeded to go through him, taking what
money he had and returning to him his
empty pocketbook. He says they only Sc
cured about seven dollars in money, and
that he fortunately saved his gold watch, a
valuable one, by handing it to friend
shortly before the occurrence. Smith
failed to recognize any of the parties, but
thinks he could identify two OF them.
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Death OF Hrs. Gov. Jenkins.
Special 10 the Registr.

Drrn PARx, July is.-Mrs. Governor @.
J. Jenkins, of Augusta, Ga, died here this
morning at 90 o'clock. Her daughter and
husband were at her bedside when she de-
parted calmly and peacefully passed away.
Her attendant physician pronounced the
disease spinal irritation. The remains
p. N. train. Mrs. jenkins was very Ill
when she arrived and she was carried from
the train TO the hotel on Q cot For some
days after her arrival she seemed to i'm.
prove, but her disease held too firm q grasp
for her recoyery
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY "A. 1882.

IS how the nomination suited him, re-
lied, 81 have nothing to say Another
one remarked, ''the Judge will make it hot
for Dave" The following Wheeling gen.
tismen are registered at Andy Ais Hotel:
( 3. D. Ewing, j. L. Hawley, R NJ Wolf.
Seyenty-two guests were registered at Hills
Hctel, yesterday. --- -. -
LosDos, July IS, 7I. MA dispatch
from Alexandra says:
XThe Turkish dispatch boat ,lZziddin
ariiged here this afternoon.
II is supposed the Egyptian troops will
prevent the khedive leaving.
The British gunboat Bittern, is cruising
The Fire I'm Alexandria
Is kreatly extending in the direction OF the
Po{te.
! ADMIRAL Seymour, to-day, landed $50
mdfines and $50 sailors. 1t is suspected
thetown and forts are mined. The Eng.
lisN church in Alexandria was destroyed
BY chance shell during the bombardment.
Or. MA dispatch from Alexandria,
dated $50 this evening says: Since the
marines and sailors have entered the town
firing has been heard there.
The Admiralty has received O telegram
dated Alexandria, s:45 p. NJ, announcing
that the Khedive and Dervisch Pasha are
safe.
ALEXANDRIA, July 13.-The Khediye and
Dervisch Pasha left Ramleh this afternoon,
and drove through Alexandria with their
suites.
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FIRE RECORD.

PRovIDENcE, July 1.-the cotton yarn
mill Of John L. Ross, in Oakland, was
burned, last evening Loss, $4,000; In
sured.
CINCINNATI, July ia Lima, o., special
says: A fire this morning destroyed the
mill Of East & Lewis. Loss, $50, 700; insur-
ance $3l, ,OG0. This is the fourth time this
mill has been burned in eight years
CHICAGO, July 13.-The mill and lumber
yards of B. NJ. Holmes, at ogenia, Wis,
were burned yesterday. Loss $3.50, 900; in
surance $4,000. Sparks from passing
trSin caused the fire.
CLEVELAND, O., July ia Leader
special from Corey, O., states Maneck &
Co.. sash and blind factory was destroyed
by FIRE to-day. Loss $4,000; insurance
s. Geo &a es IS
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MARRIED AND JAILED.
A Wealthy white Woman Marries
NegrO-She is Declared a Lunatie and
VIII Be Sent TO the Asylum.


WASHINGTON, Pa, July 1S.-Miss Venia
Clokey, wealthy white woman, was mar
ried last night to colored man named
John Miller, by colored preacher from
Pittsburg. Miss Clokey is connected with
respectable families in this county, but her
infatuation for Miller became known last
fall, and she was sent to an insane asylum.
She returned a short time ago, still in
fatuated, with the above result. She was
adjudged lunatic to-day, placed in jail to-
night, and will be returned to DixmOnt to-
morrow.
August Manke of Greenfield, has been
lodged in Jail on the charge of felonious
assault and battery in cutting man, named
Charles Meyers, over the face and severely
iniuring him. Manke is a bad character,
having shot and slightly injured two men
at Allenport recently.
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CrOp Conditions.

JAMEsrowx, OAK, July 13.-The wheat
acreage of this county has increased fully
100 per cent, and the prospect to-day for
wheat, oats and barley has never been
equalled. .-,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 13.-The cat crop
seldom, If ever, promised larger yield per
acre than now. The State Department Of
Agriculture has returns confirming the
previous estimates Scarcely any reports
received are unfayorable, and q consider
able portion Of the crop is harvested. :
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Emigrants Not vaeeinate<i.

SrRIYoFrELD, July Blast week GOO
emigrants were inspected in Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri, OF whom l,IO
were not vaccinated. There Is .
great deal OF dissatisfaction with the
work OF the steamship surgeons Their re-
ports are criticized as often false, and their
work imperfect. The inspectors In this
district, comprising tho three States named:
are using the utmost caution, and expect
to prevent recurrence Of smallpox epI.
demic next winter.
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The Freight HandIerS, Strike

paw YORK, July l3.-There is not much
aG1ge IN the freight thaudlersstrike. About
|. Italians who had been employed in the
aces Of the strikers Joined the latter to.
at The Central railroad depot 40 men
I re employed, where only formerly Is
| Q We're needed. Many Of these were
tmans and it was said would quit work
en- payday arrived. The work was slow,
Svne, and the reception Of freight was
ne New York Central and Hudson River
|mpany has about so men at work. the
'n'e having failed to appear this morn.
rne hrle freight depot was in much the
condition, but had more freight piled
Ihe force Of hands at work here
very small.
little freight ~
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Commercial travellers,

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-At the session Of the
National Association of Commercial Trav-
ellers this morning. the committee ap-
pointed at yesterdays meeting to formu-
late business, submitted report recon-
mending that members of the Association
make every effort to secure the doing away
with all local laws taxing commercial tray-
as representatives of the National Associa-
ton TO secure such concessions from high
railroad fares and freedom from excessive
baggage charges as might be possible. The
report was adopted, and the Association ad-
jonrned till half.past two this afternoon.
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PPrSOnnlA

bpeclU Dlspdtch % the Re0iSter.
WASHINGTON, July IA postofice has
been established at 0dell, Kanswha county,
W. Va.
John McDermott, of Wheeling, is in the
city.
Mr.. J. Wilson wisner, of Martinsburg,
10 at the National. 20
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WHOLESALE BURGLARY.
subenViIIe Infested with n Gang OF
Robbers - Drug Store Entered and
Goods stolen.

|Robbers Drug store Entered and
Goods Stolen.
Sisctal Dispatch 10 ne Register.
FrE'EENyILLE, o., July l3.-At an early
lUr, this morning, the drug store of w.
Loucs on upper Market street, was
oken open by burglars by prying the
IutterS of and raising the window. Some
Iney and drug articles were taken, but
lIoSS Is not heavy.
Never in the history OF Steubenville is
+ city in such a demoralized condition.
'aFcely night passes but what robbery
committed or attempted. 1t has been
I lew weeks since two safes were blown
|en and the contents taken, but
II days since the postmaster of Steuben
.e and his wife were haudCutfed and
SLed, and had pistols pointed al theiI
|ats, by burglars who wanted the c0mbi
hon OF the pOStOffice safe. And still these
TageS are kept up. The question arises
/ /" are the hOuSebreakers and burglars.
they reside in Steubenville? Itis whis,
- ground that a clue has been obtained
r that the men who plan and scheme
re hurglaries reside right in this city,
p palm themselves of for respectable
bopie, and their cOnfederateS. or the men
10 carry the schemes into effect, are 8
ESs OF roughs in this city, who can be
|ught for almost any price. The authori
: should keep sharp lookout.
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CHICAGO, July l3.-Regarding the COM
promise between the strikers and the Cslu-
met Company, one Of the officers says It !;
agreed 70 keep the seere, Of the terms I. unui
matters have been adjusted at fl'spulee,
and that, although the men are not eIactiy
burgb. the compact depends somewhat
upon that decision.
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Esppesed Assassfns.

DuBLrK, July 1.-Two brothes named
FIaherty, recently returned from America,
have been arrested on suspicion Of compile
ity in the Phoenix Park murders.
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Killed ON the Tra<1(.

CINCINNATI, July 13.-Cbas. 7. Lancaster
of Parlor Grove, n.y., farmer and horse
dealer, while driving across the track Of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad at Fifth street
with buggy, was caught BY q switch
engine and instantly killed.
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Gainrto Wsrk.

CHICAGO, July IS.-All IS quiet Mt Iron
dale this morning, and the men are making
preparations 10 go TO work on Monday. II
Is impo Jsible TO get the exact terms upon
which the strike was settled, though oil ap-
pear satisfied with the result
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Eeyeuth Ohio District

CrssfSEATI, c., July 13.--At the conyen-
ton OF Republicans OF the Seventh district
of Lebanan. Ohio, Hon. Henry l.. Morris,
present incumbent, was renominated fos
Congress
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wAvErLY, O., July l3.-conrad Horstein,
aged 90; Adam Kembley. aged IS, and Ford
Hay, aged 13, were drowned last night
while trying to cross Big Run In wagon.
The run was flooded by rain.
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Declined with Thanks.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 13.-The Inde-
pendent Republicans have definitely de-
clined to consider the four propositions
submitted by the Republican State Com
mittee. The Independents are now con-
sidering the propriety Of offering a new
basis of compromise.
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81. LOUIS. July 13.-Hiannery q Tuthili,
owners Of a planning mill and boz factory.
made an assignment Assets 1000;
liabilities estimated at $4,000.
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YatIe1.
ge>vti~ Heu,

KAysAs Crrr, July Is. Samuel n. Schsidel
wholesale liquor merchant hes failed.
liabilities $50 900: assets 10000.
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shot Dead.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 13.-In Harrison
county Sam Hunt, constable. attempted
to arrest seven colored miners. They re.
sisted, and Hunt shot enc dead.
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DO pslatisl hospital needed for Hop Bit
ters patients, nor large salaried talented
pnfer to tell what Hop Bittens win do q
cure, ss they tell their own story BY theif
certain and absolute cures st bome.-Aes
York Independent -
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STAR ROUTE FARCE.
Moro restimanr-rhaC Can-.,. n......

More eTestimony-The Courts Decision.
WAsHISGroN, July l3.-In the Star Route
trial the Prosecution called contractor
Albert L. Boone, of Washington, to the
stand to give general testimony. Boone
testified that he knew all the defendants in
the case and had engaged in bust
ness relations with some of them
in November, 1877. He met Stephen w,
Dorsey in the Postoffice Department, and his
conversation with him. This Conversation
was ruled out by the court upon objection. !
Boone was then requested to state what he
done as the result of that Conversation.
Objection was again made and argument
ensned. At its close the court reordered
its decision as follows:
In regard TO what had been said
Relative to ex-senator Dorsey
he did not think there was ANYTHING in
that which required the attention of the
court. nhe had done anything which he
should not have done as a member of the
Senate. there was statute which covered
that act.
Re wss indicted IS a member os con-
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'rdered Man Pound tn M. CI,,.-n

r. .SG$9S, s1, Miss, July ia German
S,SaLllSsT ~ hawke, near Yazoo City, was found
Il SJrleu IN his ciStern. His house WAS
En- ine0 i down. Charley Parsons, his
he : missing, and is suspected of the
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Irbare Is about six times as much
InSy imported from France as manu-
kured in that country.
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OAKLAND, July 13.-Prof. Jungnickles
band consisting Of ten musicians, who have
been engaged by the B. &. o. railroad com.
pany to furnish music for the hotels at
beer Park and Oakland, gave q musical
concert at the latter hotel to-day.
The music was of line selections, and
executed in mastery way. This band 10
divided into two divisions, for the accom-
mediation of both hotels, at both OF which
there is music every evening. This
arrangement adds greatly to the pleasure
OF the guests. The Oakland Hotel has two
hundred and two rooms, and will accom-
modate six hundred boarders comfortably.
IL has a porch three hundred and eighty
eight feet long, is lighted By brilliant gas
and has the electric bell system.
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l. prISouSneSs and Chronic Catarrh
L . : SS& S,. tried it Tx. Mysier, Al
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bittsburg has one Of the fastest race
.rks in the country.
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George Adams and family. Sam ex.
poets TO, and no doubt will be benefited By
the pure, fresh mountain air. Miss Bette
looks as bright and pretty ss though abe
had already enjoyed AL the elixir this ail
contained.
Yesterday the whole drummer corps OF
Frank Robertson, of Edward Rsid's; Charlie
Collins, Of Jos. Speidel e Co.'S; Charlie
Bullard, OF H. 2. Shriver's; R T. Wilson,
of Hubbard & PAUL, and several other,
whom did not see. --s.e1,s. =
DIR. Logan, Henry OFT and Rev. Masden,
of Wheeling; and Judge Chas. J. Fsulkner
Jr., of Martinsburg, passed through herr
on to-day's trains.
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THE NEWS.

h. Daih Register tcil Be mailed TO
/. |.s,r, = o,S Of tOsus for sirty.ave cents
,,,onik, address charged as efssa
|5ssired.
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- glorious corn weather.

I.rIipaI McolOsky win spend the
inner at Newport.
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kix bows have died in Boston and
Iinity since the Fourth, from lockjaw,
s,,ced by toy pistol wounds.
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rbc London press estimate the cost
[be war in Egypt at So, 100000.
Iev should be able to keep it going
HI fifteen days on that sum.
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THE. IRON SITUATION.
Manufacturers Firm-Jarrett later
viewed.

Manufacturers Firm-Jarrett later.
viewed.
PITTSBURGH, July ia tour among the
iron men to-day, developed the fact that
yesterdays meeting had braced up their
nerves and strengthened the weak ones.
In every instance the reply came, I'VE are
more united than ever, and yesterday g
meeting has, drawn us closer than before.
A member who was present had this to
say.
terday's meeting which showed the feeling
that animated the members. 1t provided
for the appointment OF committee to
meet O similar committee, which, 1t was
understood, would be sent by the Amalga-
mated Association,
For Arbitration.
This resolution was subsequently with
drawn, but its appearance evoked storm
of disapprobation. The member offering
it explained that he simply wished TO draw
out the feeling OF the Association in the
matter, and he certainly did. Evidently
not single man was in favor Of permit
ting the impression to 60 abroad that the
manufacturers were in favor Of arbitration
or compromise"
President Jarrett was also seen, and in re-
ply to a question as TO whether the
Amalgamated Association favored arbitra-
ton OF any kind said: "No. We have
Nothing 10 Arbitrate.
If the manufacturers wish to appear before
the State Committee on Labor, which will
be here, it is all right. We shall be repre-.
sented also but, as / have said, there Is
nothing to arbitrate, and there is no way OF
ending this thing except TO sign the scale. ,
The situation to-day is unchanged, and
from the above interview the prospects OF
an early settlement are very small.
Killed from Powder Explosion
MILTON, n. Y, July 13.-On the west
shore road near here this afternoon, Thos
Egan, foreman, was in the act OF lamping
| hole for blast in which there were about
two keks of blast powder, when suddenly
there vas an explosion. VIM. Powers, one
of the laborers, saw two Italians lying
dead and two alive, one OF the
latter crushed on the breast, and
another sitting partly up with his legs
crushed and stone on them weighing hve
tons. They got jacks and endeayored 70
move the stone but could not and he will
no doubt die. The physicians OF the region
round about were soon on hand alleyiaung
| the suffering the best they could. A list
of the killed and injured as handed
in by the time-keeper are as follows:
| Killed-Two Italians, and third missing,
supposed 10 be buried under the ruins.
| Intured-Thos. Egan, foreman; John Fen
| nimore, will die; NJ Callahan, css . serious
James Sedors Barney Horan, an Italian,
will die; Italian boy, water carrier, Will
| die. Two more Italians were badly crush
ed. The names OF the Italians cannot be
ascertained, as all are known by number
| only.
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crrvzIAuD. July -cisTsiandsa; Ban.
lose.
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france protests; Turkey says it was
|bout cause, but will not send troops
kelp; Europe believes that England
4 Turkey are acting in concert Then
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he police of Minneapolis are very
ne fellows. Two of them dragged a
,,sed drunken man between them
,ral blocks, only to find when they
him TO the lookup that he was
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New York paper notes the fact
; Mr.. W. w. Astor recently stepped
} a Broadway carpet store and Pur-
Sed four rugs at $1,000 each for his
br Mr.. AstOr must have been
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'he iron manufacturers reiterate their
button TO hold out, and the strikers
w no signs of yielding. So the out
public may as we'll postpone, for a
ile Iouger, its hopes of seeing the
eeL Of industry in active operation
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fbe small boy who INDUCES in green
H., raw at this season Of the year,
h get some kind Of . notion how it
L that the first one brought misery
II the world.
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\ new iron and metal exchange has
. n opend in New York. Pittsburgh
.dIes some two or three times as
/ rn iron as New York, but has not
aroused herself to the value of i'm
Sying the facilities for marketing her
tattst staple.
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fhe Atlanta Constitution makes a
= Alggestion, to the effect that all
] escaped and acquitted criminals in
country hold convention at Sara
h this summer. HOwgate, the NAL
boys, Ed Stokes, the st. Louis gam
Ir, Blanche Douglass and others who
llh he mentioned would make nice
\ party.
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In the advertisement Of a well-kDown
] of steamboats, running out of New
, ,rk,appeared a day ortwOagowhile the
Rrmometer stood at go, theannOunee-
knt, "Rooms warmed" Is Satan on
! travels again? If not, for whose
&ronage is the company bidding?
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n dispatch from Louisville, Miss,
|tes that +. L. Jones, photographer,
o had already murdered four men,
way Of variety killeda little boy who
|s named after him, Sunday last. Mr..
les evidently has a bad disposition,
! should be cautioned not to do this
\ Of thing again.