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The CROPS.
what Missouri and Kansas Will DO.

CHICAGO, August l5.-An intelligent gem
tleman connected with the Kansas City
press, who has obtained official and other
information relative to the corn and wheat
crops in Kansas and Missouri, was in the
city, to-day, and said the latest information
obtained through the Agricultural Depart
meut of Kansas shows that the extraordl-
nary weight and quality OF the wheat has
increased the WELD beyond former calcula-
tions. 1t is now 35,OOO,OO0 bushels, The
corn shows even better. 1t will yield 19O,-
900, 900 bushels. Missouri shows 81, 900, 900
bushels of wheat and will lead all the
other States on corn. The most reliable es-
innate places the corn crop at 80, 100000
bushels. Kansas and Missouri help to
make up the deficit of Iowa and Illinois in
corn by supplying 4i0, 100000 bushels.
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England.

LoYpoy, August 15.-It is believed the
secretary of state for the colonies will an
nounce in the Lords, to-day it is proposed
under certain conditions to restore Cete-
wayo to his kingdom of Zuland.
A correspondent of tie Times at Berlin
saws: 1t is feaI ed the Russian cabinet in
tends to take advantage of the present trou-
bles in Egypt to renew some old claims
which were declined by the Berlin congress.
The Prince of Wales will go to German
Bath 10 drink the waters. The fact of the
Times devotng first leading article to the
health of the Prince of Wales creates GER
tain sensation.
LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Alexandria says: DeLesseps is impeding
the laying of p telegraph line between Port
Said and Suez. Operations are consequent
" SUSPENDED.
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The Iron situation.

PITTsDURG, August l5.-On Thursday 9
meeting of the Association OF Iron, Steel
and Nail manufacturers will be held at the
Iron Association rooms. The meeting is
sqid to be regular one, though, OF course,
it will have special interest for the public
at this time. A vast amount of rumor and
talk is finding its way into many papers,
but there is no definite knowledge of a
change in the existing state of affairs. AT
Youngstown, o., a proposition by Brown.
Bonnell & Co. to start up will be considered
by President jarrett to-day. At East Liv'
erpool the strikers are making an effort to
start cooperative pottery.
Another meeting of the Hoop Iron Man,
ufacturers' Committee was held to-day at
Iron Association rooms. Its aim and ma
turc have been referred to already. The
labors of this committer will be submitted
to the convention of manufacturers to be
held at Cresson on the 3lst inst.
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THEFoURTH DISTRICT.
PrognOsticating the Result Of the
81 Convention.
The Strength Of the Thee Lending cssdi-
dates Gibson Slightly Aheadf Win
Leonard a Good cond-jaeksoa
the sComproHise Candidates s
POLITICAL PolsIsfRoN ALL SECTIONS


- Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKERsBUse, l5.-The Democratic Con
yention of the Fourth Congressional dis
trict. which meets tomorrow at Point
Pleasant, will be one Of the largest and
most interesting ever held in West yir-
ginia.
However do not anticipate second
Keyser contest The respective candidates,
Hon. H. D. Leonard and Judge J. NJ. Jack
son. of Wood county, have made thorough
canvass, personally and through friends,
and both feel rather hopeful. The cam
paieD, so far has been characterized BY the
Utmost Good Feeling
between the candidates themselves and their
respective friends, and not the least bitter
ness is manifested.
As already known, Wood county will di-
vide the honors equally between her two
bonored sons Leonard and Jackson.
Atan early hour to-day our city present
ed a busy scene The delegations from
Writ Calhoun, Ritchie, Pleasants, and from
the rural districts Of Wood county, togeth-
or with part of the Roane county delega-
ton. have been here during the day, ming
ling with our citizens, and OF course all
alive 10 the interests of their
FaYorite Candidate.
The steamers Henry Loman and G. W.
Thomson chartered for the occasion, left
the wharf at o'clock, the two boats being
lashed together and crowded with delegated
and many invited guests, and with the
Parkersburg Star Band discoursing lively
strains of music, the two steamers, with
their precious load Of Democrats headed
for Pt. Pleasant, where tomorrow Will be
enacted another scene in the drama OF "a
candidate ior Congress
Leoaard's Strength.
| have found no one who is willing TO
risk his reputation by prediction as to the
results Of to-mOrrow's Convention. The
friends OF Nr. Leonard claim that he will
po into the Convention with the following
votes: Wood p; Writ IS; Pleasant Ii;
Richie 5; Calhoun l6; Roane II; Jackson
;; total 81.
GIbson'S Strength.
The following counties are SOLID LOT u'o-
son: Cabcll 33; Lincoln %; Mason 80, and
one.haif OF Putuam is considered for him,
making total of lO6.
Both Gibson aud Leonard will secure
some scattering votes which will probably
increase Gibson's vote to 10 and give Leon
ard 100 votes.
Judge Jackson
will 90 into the convention with the follow
ing vote: Wood, q; Writ, 3; Peasants, =;
Richie. Il; Roanc, / Jackson, .; total, 40.
The Judge is feeling hopeful over the pros
pect, as it is thought by many that there
will he a dead lock between Gibson and
Leonard, and in that event there is no can
didate who will be more likely to be the
successful compromise candidate than
| Judge Jackson.
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FOR HIS LIFE.
The Youps virEfsia Dseiiss o. Tri

The Young Virginia Doe3fss o. Trtss.
MEHREs, Va, August la-Ths thai of
Ricpard B. Garland, for the Iaurder OF jas
Addison, in duel, was resumed to-day. A
witness testified that when Boswell handed
Garland another pistol, Addison remarked.
Foul play; my pistol has refused to fire
hut once and have no other Boswell
then remarked, Il am satisfied, gentlemen,
Hyou are" Addison next said. well,
bows, am done tor; ! bave been shot
through the bowels" Garland next re,
pljed. Il have been shot through the arm: :
The letter. that caused the duel were writ
ten by Miss Mamie Hatchett TO Garland,
and those written TO Miss Hatebstt by Gar
land were read to the court and jury.
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rr~ae.dsus NsSSo.

M.prsos. Wis, August 1a-One Of the
most violent storms ever known here pass
ed over The city last night and thi. morn.
ing. and seems TO have been confined 70 .
rsdius of about Is miles about here. A
cloud burst near Cross Plains, deluging the
whole valley. Black Earth Creek rose
with such rapidity that tso freight trains
we're halted As O matter Of precaution, and
il proved n wise step, for fifty-foot bridge
was carried away just east OF the station
and carried nine freight car. into hesd
near by. Much damage II done the crops,
but the extent not fully known.
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of this conflict between the party. Up to
as disgrunted contractor put it. We were
paying that tax levy of $225 and were
adding s., ,000, 900 year to our debtaad we're
making no local improvements We now
have a surplus of s., 900. 600 q year and We
have improvements for the money spent"
This change is due to Comptroller Patti.
sonT'
"He made it possible. Except for the
honesty and able management OF the city
finances in the Comptrollers office We must
still have been rebbed without recourse
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Sarnfnrn Races.

SARATOGA, August 15.-Secoud race
Mile and quarter, Francisco, first; Square
Dance, second; Pinafore, third. Tme-2:l4.
Third race-Mile and five hundred yards,
warfeld, first; Gen. Monroe, second; Glen
coe. third Time-2:l4H.
Fourth race-Sseeple Chase, two and
quarter miles, Post Guard, first; Annette.
second; Rose, third. Time-5:26.
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WHEELING W Va. WEDNEsDAY MORNING. AUGUsT 16 1857

the trouble is the same that has affected
similar cattle in Brooke county, w. Va.
Mr. Mears had sixty head of these cattle
from Indian Territory, purchased at st.
Lotiis So far fifteen have died, their ave.
rage value being $50 and $50 apiece. Mr..
Meafs is cremating the bodies and will
burn oyerdheir meadow and will plow 1t
up, as itHould not be safe to put other cat
tie on the same pasture, the disease being
bighly Contagious. 1t is to be hoped that
the fever may be prevented from spreading.
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Grain I'm Chicago,

CHICAGO August l5.-Tbe city elevators,
according TO official figures, coutsin only
$4,000 bushels Of wheat, l,36l,o of corn,
5000 of oats, 5000 of rye and 5000 of bar
lev. The grain total is the smallest for
many years, 2,l2S, 900 bushels against 8, 3,liS,-
600 last week and I, ,6li 900 last year. The
grain in sight, however, is increasing and
now amounts to nearly 24.00O, 900 bushels
in the United States shd Canada.
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Yellow Fever.

LAREDO, TEN, August 15.-Eor the TWEEN
ty.four hour ending at 5 P. NJ, the l4th
inst. Brownsville had twelve new cases and
one death. In Matamoras the fever IS
spreading in the suburbs. Six deaths have
been reported. A.,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 15.-Mont-
gomery was quarantined against Pensacola,
last night. For several days reports OF yell
low fever ut Pensacola have been TOO nu-
merous 10 be longer disregarded, and the
state health officer has been ordered to that
,,laca 20 ;pynsfiOatp
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Freight Tariff Discussed.

SAN FRANCIsCo, August l5.-The railroad
conference began yesterday, between Cen,
trail Freight Agent Stubbles, of the Central
Pacific and Assistant General Freight
Agent Shelley, OF the Union Pacific. The
discussion was limited almost exclusively to
the rates of freight over the Central Pacific
and Union Pacific from San Francisco to
Idaho, Montana and Utah, Other topics
will be considered.
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Inspectinz the Navy Yards.

of the Navy and party arrived at the navy
yard, this morning and made a thorough
inspection of the yard, and left this even
ing. At the request of the health officer
warrant was served, to-day, on Commander
kellogg. of the United States steamer Tai
lahoosa, for violating the quarantine regu-
lations some time ago, by bringing his
vessel up to the navy yard when coming
from an interdicted port, without stopping
at quarantine as REQUIRED.
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MOI Ready Vet.

MAssILLoS, o., August Is. Director John
G. Warwick, OF the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, says that the time for start.
ing regular passenger trains on that rosd
between Marietta and Toledo has been
changed from thel5th to the 18th instant.
This was rendered necessary by unforeseen
and unavoidable circumstances connected
With the construction of the road as well
recent heavy rains.
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Asking Aid.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Surgeon Gen
eral Hamilton has received at telegram
from the Mayor of Galveston, Texas, asking
the Government to aid in establishing
quarantine at that pert, out OF the S'0.ooo
snnropriated to aid the local and State
Boards of Health in:suppressing epidemics.
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Congressional n Nominations.

ATLANTA, GA, August ia. d. Gambler
Was nominated by the Democrats as can
Sidste for Congress in the Ninth district.
MoSreoxERY, ALA, August l5.,G W.
Hewitt is renominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Sixth district.
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Vermont Greenbackers.

WATERBURY, August l5.-The State
Greenback convention met to-day, two
hundred delegates being present. l.. S.
Thompson, chairman. The convention
nominated for Governor C. C. Martin; for
Lieutenant Governor John Jenner; for
Treasurer, Fletcher Tarbell, Of Swainton.
The following Congressional nominations
were made: First district, DR.. Kidder;
Second district, H. d. Dunbar.
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s.,ls.r ,he spragae Property.

PsoyIpKxcx, r. l., August D.-Ihe
snr.eue farm and mansion, at Canonchst,
vas sold st auction to-day. By order Of
Trustee sbcaffe. for $s2, ,2so. to Frank u.
Moulton. OF New York. William sprague
had partially torn down the bridge leading
10 the place. and armed with rife stationed
At tie house. awaited them. The auctioneef
stoed On the wreck Of tho bridge 70 CON
plete the sale.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul.
MILWAUKEE, August l5.-The completion
of the Council Bluffs division of the Chi
chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
makes the entire length of the st. Paul
system of roads 1850 miles, by long odds
the greatest system in the couRtry. 1t is
operated in sixteen divisions.
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The Texas Cattle Disease.

PlrrsBURe, August l5.-A post mortem
cattle diving on the prenises of James
Mears at Richmond. near Steubenyille.
estsblisbed the fact conclusively that death
yesulted from anthrax, commonly known
as Texan or splenic fever or trembles. and
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BosroN, August l5.-The Herald says:
The extended dro1ght in Massachusetts,
especially in the western part: mas aifeaay io!,
mast recovery, while if copious rains do not
come soon, the loss to the growing crops
will be very extensive.
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DARING ROBBERY.
Tho SteubsRvilIs Postomcs Sais
Blown Opsa.
Indicted for Murder Singular Aeeidsat-
Horribly mutilated-Two Men killed
Shot 0ead-FataI Result Of 4 Quar-.
et-Bold Attempt At Robbery.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
M,ccsa, ps.rateh 10 q. Raets.r.

c1)eC1H IN1JpotCH 70 LNe heBt1frs
SrEuBESvILLk O., August l5.-This morn.
ing, between the hours Of and O'Clock,
the postoffice in this city was broken into
by burglars and the safe blown open and
robbed. The entrance was made TO the
building by prying of an iron shutter and
cutting through the iron bars. The safe
door was literally blown to pieces. They
secured the contents OF the safe, which was
only about six dollars In cash. Govern.
ment detectives will work up the case.
1t has only been about Ave weeks sincc
party OF masked men entered the residence
of Postmaster o'Neal and demanded The
combination OF the safe, but the Postmaster
refused 10 give il to them, and they went
of. The burglars last night are supposed
to be the same men. OF course the wooden
police were not on hand.
Captain William Spencer, one OF Steuben-
yilles oldest and most respected citizens
died to-day. aged 81 years. He was born In
Pennsylvania in ls49, at Bradford, and
came to this city In 1918, and was engaged
in the banking business from 1885 to 1874.
John Harter, who murdered his brothsr
three weeks ago. was indicted for murder
in the second degree by the grand jury to-
Iax,
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POLITICAL.
Another independent"

QUINCY, Ill, August 15.-General SIM
gleton, last night, consented to becOm" an
Independent candidate for Congress, pro-
vided the Republicans make no nOmina-
ton at Whitehall. Wednesday. This will
very likely result in the Republicans sup
porting him, aS the district is securely
democratic on a straight issue.
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ERIE, Pa, August 15.-The second days
work at the rolling mill passed off without
the least attempt at interference and the
mansger says everything is running
smoothly, though not full-handed. SIX,
teen tons of bar iron were finished and
shipped to-day.
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The Elk Garden Mines.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, August 15.-Thcre
were 65l6 tons of coal mined and shipped
from the Elk Garden mine, on the w. Va.
c. & P. r. r., last week. This was the
largest weeks work done since the open
ing of the mine, being an average OF l,OS5
tons per day. The miners at this mine are
doing well, making full wages and are per-
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Turkey.

CoSsrANrISoPLE, August 15.-The Porte
has made the Governor of Syria responsible
for the maintenance of order in the pro.
vince and has authorized the chief OF
the gendarmie to increase his forces 70
such an extent as may be considered nec-
esSary.
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Kansas City Times has made up
that the first session of the
'venth Congress can he charac-
p the most virulently corrupt
lmelesS that has ever helped to
D the history Of the country, and
act of the long session that will
|neral approval is its adjourn
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The Last Strike.

LAFAYETTE, IND, August 15.-The boot
and shoe makers in three large manufac-
tories have struck for an advance in wages.
The bosses stubbornly refuse it.
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'rman professor announces an
o for indicating automatically
weather changes. 1t combines
lcations afforded by the baro-
Nind vanr and hygrometer, and
lar Use yieEdS, it is said, a high
|agr Of accurate weather warn
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Twas given up to die, from a diseass of
my limbs Itook PERUSA and it cured me.
J. IRwIs, Hope, Pa.
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REMARKABLE for overcoming dissases
caused by impure wafer. d-csying yegeta
ton, etc. Is Browns Iron Bittezs.
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threatening 20 close Up.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August 15.--lf tins
strikers don't return TO work this week, the
Empire mines are to be declared idle, Mon
dav
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'rw York Tribune says: 1T is
y say that General Beaver has
|nrc Of being elected. He could
the Independent ticket were
Phe field" That endorses the
OF the bcSt informed politicians
Fy,yania, that the success Of the
F'lic ticket there is assured
|the question Of a doubt.
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Feeding Rye

august l5.-Farmers are feed.
mOrs Ts' i;,S.. rye, as being cheape than
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Krulsrx, Ill, AuGuss iA-Ths -
robbers we're seem this mosnteg ncsg ~,
ersI. III. Parties are In hos pursuit, via
prospect Of arrssting both Dsa before nisnt.
over three hundred men ass scouting ~
every direction. nr. Pfess and Afo rst
uer sYe In bod shspe. to-day. Mo- hanc
is badly bruised and tsverish and rrossssH
shops are Ill clossd, The ownsn jeinina "
the chaGe
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(oo5 5p'amo3d 1nl1 Dyes any lady can
Fp-r 5rS 5,tsuLts as the best practical
l., uye warranted true to name
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CIEyxLAsp, August ia New Fhiladel.
pbia special 70 the Lesds. .epes,ss -:
night burgian broke into n.qes nS 80
a,.en The ssfe. The expioGioa ruiped ths
ssfe. LCt the ersrksmep only gueoeeded W
blowing lhe eutdoos partly ~
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Epy thing is goiug on in the
|, ol"red Minstrels," said Mr..
...n, ,"hman TO an interviewer re.
thirty Of the negroes were
T%S TSo,lS III Glasgow, and they all
l, "'SNe>t regard for the rules
FF.a'e. When a row occurs be.
tS OF them somebody shouts
SERIOUS word and the boys all
SPEAK Then follows from
,m such an expression, as F.
L, a memhah oh de Odor, I'd
T. back The trouble cease,
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LITTLE RoSx, August ATsxsas special
tonight ssys: 9. u. Prestige. pronissas
Wood county farmer. II dying from Bro.
tai bssiipg from Dallas roushs, vho roess4
him of 800.
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Horribly Mastlat<A.

hItc1R DNPu1e" 70 INC HFV"'
WASHINGTON, Pa, August l5.-Jshn
Pittiau, brakeman OF the Waynesburg d
Washington railroad, had both legs cut
off while coupling cars at Cham bers Dam.
this afternoon. lie was married and re-
sides in waynesburg, to which place he
WAS removed
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The Dead IsSEasnist.

New York, August ia letter was re-
ceived by the brooklyn police, to-day, from
a lawyer OF Princeton. Ills, in reference 70
the antecedents Of c. A. Wclton. The let
ter set forth that Welton was about 10 be
arrested for bigamy, and asked for infor.
nation concerning the report that no had
a wife living in Brooklyn, he having wed .
very respectable young lady OF Princeton:
This mornings papers report the suicide OF
the alleged biganist The police find ho
has wife and child In Brooklyn, and the
lady left there Monday evening for Prince.
ton, she having learned Of her husbands
bigamy. At the time OF her departure she
bad not heard OF bis suicide. She will A.
riye nj Princeton Tomorrow.
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Singular Accident

wELLsvILLE, o., August l5.-Harry
Finch, a butcher of this place, met with .
singular and almost fatal accident, yester-
day. While engaged in slsughtering, near
town. one of the animals kicked his hand
IN which he held sharp knife. In some
way tile knife slipped and cut him In ter
riblc manner across the wrist severiny all
the large arteries. A brother Of the unfor-
tunate man, who was working with him at
the time OF the accident, Immediately start
ed Ia town for medical aid. Dr. Parke ar-
rived Just in time To save the mans life. -
he was almost lifeless from the great loss of
blood. Finch is improving to-day, but very
weak
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,rmberofroughs increasing
Pe Dss na.n = Virginia paper, They
p .ssS asS' are. Congress Is now at
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KEYSER.
Georges Creek Miners-A Strange Ani-
Gpecfal Dispdich 20 the ReQtste..

NAL.
Special Dispdtch 10 the Register.
KEYsER, W. Va, August l5.-The miners
and operators of the George Geek coal re-
eion are having conference this evening,
and il is believed that work will generally
be resumed.
Rumors come from Hardy county OF a
child having been torn to pieces by wild
animal, such as had never before been seen
in this region. 1t probably esclpei from
Barnum or the Keyser convention.
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Attempted Outrage Frustrated.

SCRANTON, Pa, August l5.-An alleged
attempt TO outrage the person Of Mrs. Msr-
rill, a respectable married woman, living
in Hyde Park, was made by somc unknown
brute last night In q very thickly settled
portion of the city, but who was frightened
away by the approach Of citizens who came
in answer 10 the wOman's shrieks for aid.
The wretch did considerable damage 10 the
lsdy's clothes, but his vile purpose was
foiled.
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FaE NEWS.

=, .Dmmeriug at her Welsh cas- IS
..ssutly madea a Tying trip 70
iSS ...S Of new tOilettes.
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-6owman is exhibiting
ls,I, ,.S a translucent head. 1t IS
["D.' WIN .vindles you can see clear
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Bpulal r @ rtlep.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August l6.-Col n.
D. Ellis, a prominent planter In the Little
river county, on the Texas and Indian
nation border was brutslly murdered By
bis fore man. named John Martin, Saturday
evening. Ellis demonstrated with him for
removing q cattle pen, when Martin shot
him dead. The nature OF the crime caused
great excitement and large body OF men
started I'm pursuit OF Martin, who led %
the nation and could not b found.