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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

REV. LEONARD BACON, DID,, IL. D.,
the eminent preacher and writer, died at
his home in New Haven, Conn.,, ON the 24th,
aged nearly62.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

OF in the Last
The following table presents the final Official figures of the population United
1870 for Indian Territory omitted
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

A blot may be erased; but with the
erasure goes part of the original texture.
Character can never suffer stain with
out some loss.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

The Guiteau trial was proceeded with
on the 9th, before densely packed court
room. Upon reaching his seat Guiteau
looked around smilingly and said: 81 had a
nice Christmas dinner and hope everybody
else did. l had lots of fruits. flowers and
lady visitors, and a good time. /" The exam
ination of experts regarding the prisoners
sanity was continued, the principal witness
being DIR. E. A. Macdonald, Superintend-
ent Of the Ward Island Insane Asylum, New
York. His evidence was strongly against
the insanity theory, and he said he believed
the prisoner had been studiously playing a
part ever since his Incarceration. Guiteau
furnished the reporters with long 'Christ.
mas greeting" addressed to the American
people, in which he again brought forward
the inspirational theory as q justification of
his great crime. A sensational episode in
the trial occurred on the 18th, when Guiteau
was placed in the prisoners dock, by order
of the Court, on account Of his persistent
violation of order and decorum. In en-
forcing this decision Judge Cox said in eff
feet that the extreme latitude hitherto per-
mitted the prisoner had been for the pur-
pose of affording the experts in court the
fullest opportunity to judge of his
mental and moral characteristics, and
that the District-Attorney has expressly
desired this freedom be granted the prison.
er. The expert testimony being now about
concluded, the Court said no further good
could result from these unseemly exhibit.
tons Of the prisoner, and he should there
fore insist hereafter upon the orderly con-
duct of the case. Guiteau at first manifest
ed the greatest repugnance to being re-
moved to the prisoners dock, promising to
keep quiet if allowed to remain inside the
bar. The order was, however, enforced, and
the prisoner took his place in court for tho
first time rs a common criminal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

IT is understood that the British Gov
eminent has divided the disturbed portions
of Ireland into five or six districts, each of
which is to be under the supervision of a
sort of magistrate, who will be able to act
without previous superior sanction, and
have entire control Of troops and police, with
a view to prompt action in the event Of a
disturbance. 1t is believed that this is a
preliminary step toward the enforcement Of
the payment of rent. The City and County
of Dublin and nine other counties have been
proclaimed under the Arms act.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

CRONsTADT, Russia, has been PAL
TALLY destroyed by fire, which is charged
Nihilist incendiaries.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A CORRECTED list of the victims of
the Vienna Ring Theater fire gives the total
as 4i9.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06
A TERRIBLE casualty occurred i,

A TERRIBLE casualty occurred in
Warsaw, Russia, on Christmas Day. Dur
ing the celebration of high mass in the
Church Of the Holy Cross a man was seized
while picking pockets. In order to effect
his escape the culprit cried: ''Fire, fire. -
Immediately great panic seized the con-
gregation, who rushed for the doors. Dur
ing the confusion some thirty persons were
crushed to death and many others seriously
injured. The miscreant who caused the
alarm was said to be Jew. Hewas sound
~ beaten by the crowd, who subsequently,
vented their rage on number of unoffend-
ing Jewish shopkeepers, and the police and
military were called out to suppress the
riot.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-06

LATE Irish news: Donaghue, land
agent and clerk of the Tabbercuny County
Sligo) Board Of Guardians, was fired on in
his Office the other evening and dangerously
injured. Copies of the United Ireland have
been seized and confiscated. The suspect
Moore has been released from Kilmainham
prison on condition that he emigrate. At
Caselton, Miss Reynolds, charged with aid
ing and abetting a criminal conspiracy to
prevent the payment Of rent, was ordered
to either find bail to keep the peace for six
months or undergo months Imprisonment.
She refused to give bail, and went to Jail.
The police oil Limerick seized Christmas
Parnell card which had an enormous sale.
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dead had their heads split open with a
Ratchet. There was no clue to the murder.
ers. One thousand dollars reward is offered
for their capture. The Gibbons house was
burned to ashes.
EDWARD HOPPE, German resident of
College Point, Long Island, on Christmas
morning put two bullets through his wife's
breast, causing instant death, and then shot
himself through the heart with similar re.
suit. Hoppe was man of dissipated hab-
its and had been on q drunken carousal on
Christmas eve.
The store of j. H. & j. B. Prince, at
Green Plains. near Petersburg, Va, was
burned the other night, and two clerks,
named respectively Glover and Murrell,
persisted in the flames. 1t is supposed that
the men were murdered and the store set
on fire by tramps.
DIR. q. II. ROsENHAUER, of White
House Plantation, eight miles from Pine
Bluff, Ark, was assassinated the other
night while sitting in his library, being fired
at through the window with shotgun.
Suspicion rests upon Lee Chew, a Chinamsn
of Little Rock, whose wife, white woman
known as Stella Smith, had been living with
the Doctor ostensibly as housekeeper. Ros.
enhauer was native of Prussia, about AZ
years Of age, and highly educated. He form.
ely resided at Arco'a, Dade County, Mo-,
where it is said he has family.
HENRY B. Comfy, Philadelphia
clerk, recently died from hydrophobia, the
result of a wound inflicted by dog over
three years ago.
SCARLET-FEvER has assumed an epf-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-12
West Indian Advices

New YORK, January lit puiser of the
teamship Andes, which.arrived to-day from
the West Indies, reports the smallpox
ragingin Hayti.
The recent attempt at revolution proved
a iiasco, but Porte-au-P Prince, Jacimal and
ST. Marie still remain in state of
siege About sixty persons are imprisoned
IN these towns for the revolutionary cause,
In ST. Maries two prisoners were shot by
order of the President, both being relatives
OF an aspirant to the Presidency, who is at
present in Jamaica.
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pastardly Attempt Made to Burn the
Town Of Abilene...A Prominent
Citizen Arrested as being
the incendiary. rt
A Ripple ON the Surface OF Journal
ism Mt San Antonio.--Wool- \
growers Association.
A Difficult Surgical Operation Per-
formed at Geergetown...Dis-
trict Court Notes.
A Desperate Negro is Shot Dead Al
Palestine.
Reported Abatement of the Smallpox
ut Austin.
other Interesting State News.
Reported Abatement of the Small-pox
ut Austin.
other Interesting State News,
Denisop.

DentsOn. uf
special 10 the Herald. uEQ..
pkNisos, January ia. A. Pearson. of
Dallas, arrived in this city on Yesterday
moons train from st. Louis. He stated to
your correspondent that he had been to
Memphis in company with Miss Edna Nav
bradley, and that the statement in n recent
issue of the HERALD, given by n gentleman
from that city, was substantially correct os
was also the letter in Yesterdays issue from
gentleman of Terrell. He said be ond
MISS Bradley had separated at ST. Lonis she
gong to New York. He further stated tha,
ne had teegraphed to his, who would br in
benson by the night train. and reouestnl
your correspondent to telegraph notbinp
concerning the matter until he bad soon
ier; me 2o'clock train this morning from
Dallas brought Mrs. Pearson and the father
ana sister OF Edna Bradley. Pearson
ihnt ne me party at the train,
Az repaired to the parlor of the Alamo Ho.
tel, where conference was held. lasting all
lnignl, rms morning Pearson and Mr.,
,aey stnay innuc tielr appearance on the
seteet 'oGether, which was taken as an indi-
cation that the matter had been amicnhIv
adjusted. The whole party left ON thn Wi:s.
souri racine train thi IS evening for Dallas,
Before leaving, Mr., Pearson furnished thc
lollowing statement; "My affairs having
come before the pablic through tho nrcss'
desire to make personal explanation os
iollows:, Finding my financial affairs in n
cramped condition, | decided tbe lattcr
part OF December to visit New York ia inv
before my creditors the state of INV hnsi.
ness. This information coming 10 Mics
Eona bradley, then clerking for me
she expressed desire /" visit hcr
sister and there continue her s,udie,
~ ~ french ana elocution, but said her mo.
thSr would not consent to her going. We
talked the subject over, and finally decided
mat should act as her escort TO New York
she told her mother she was going to rrvlei
on visit, and not wishingto distress NV
wlie with a knowledge of my financial am.
oarrassment, told her was going ont col.
lecting, We left Dallas together. Afte,
passing Terrell we took the sleeper and
paid four dollars for two bcrths 10 Teyorko.
Ia; ma;n, we passed on, stopping at several
points OF interest, until we reached ST
LOUIS, where we learned the wild rumor.
uIoat about us, and we there decided
,hat IL was best for Miss Brod
icy, TO- go on to New York aIone
ana ana Tor me to return TO Toyas
Ihere never WIS the slightest exonse for az,
motives 10 be impuGned, and the report.
circulated emann,gd cnthey from the Gc,
mat we Travelled together. and gave TO on,
a,i ,raehus q wrong impression of our desti
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IlMrstc,l

FIrTsnuRG, Pa, January l1,-For some
days theie have been rumors Of
the financial embarrassment of simins
Anderson * Co., OF Pittsburg and New
York, one of the largest firms in the city.
Yesterday their troubles took new turn
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, oI
TINS city, levying an execution for S3l7, 900
and Donnell, Lawson 4 Simpson, of New
York, SlOskg00. The firm has been ham.
pefsu byVN-vs~''S ss--gere. in connection
with contracts tor|material of BROOKLYN
bridge OF New York, and other things.
Ihelr assets are 81 ,00O,0O0 and their other
Liabilities named are s, zoe, 600.
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Austin.
Special TO the Horald

AUSTIN, January ll.-No new cases n,
s@"ll. pox have been reported to-day Doc.
tor , Nieberg died last night and was hurried
near The camp. Three Others are w verv ,r,,
sigm' The excitement has aba,ed. WY
T., Inc Comptroller to.dayiin rsturnink IN
hnaymond X Go. an account against ,bo
rrairie View Normal school saws! SPriors sau y,
me organization of the Board of Recs,ts
OF NE University md shortly af,er my in1
.uallation, q few Of the accounts of Tho ins,i.
tuition, hled in accordance with tho nrovis.
IONS ions, oI the said act of $50 wars ware
pau ny warrants. on tho Transnrare mar
IN investigating the condition of m" iini'
Yverslty innds upon the nssembliny of H.
board OF Regents, my attention was ~ nar' ,,e
.ioulnr,y directed to the heavy iem@pnd @
upon the available fund made to satisfy ,,,' am'
propriotions for the support Of N" by pyoilI., H.
View Normal School, Nv eonsIn lax asrie \.
mat this school has no stondinp i'S IN ,So a. ~
uamental law as branch Of The iin,rors',. v .v,'
nnu that no account for expenditnras ~,
Us support and maintenance can beresn az
University hind.nl : = ~""s' epo'' tue
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Galveston.
Special TO the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, January 1.-Two negrooo
named Frederick CASTOR, and Frederick
Jones' oyster'men, living at Eagle Grove, a
lew miles down the Island crossed the bay
to Highland TINS evening for the purpose of
uredglng for oysters. Leaving tbc
h,0at they. proceeded ashore 10 bunt
When short distance they nercrvcd
three other negroes making for their boat
III reply TO u question as TO what they
wanted, they retorted, "Comc and see y
unst9h ana Jones re-entering the sSin in
whlch theey had proceeded to the shore
began pulling for their boat. When they
had arrived Il few yards from their boat ono
ol the men, named Jones, fired upon
Has'oh sas WIN shotgun, the shot taking eff.
NV ~. ~ .he ciieek and arm. CASTOR returned
h .hc ire Win fatal effect, shooting Jones
through the breast and killing Rim in
stantly. During the shooting one of tha
other negroes fired upon Frederict
Jones, Gaston's companion ihe Of.
iect Is unknown. The two remaining
lntruders then fled ashore. Gnston an5
Jones fastened the body of the dead negro
10 stake and came 10 Galveston
ana reported the affair M ,ba
polloe station. CASTOR was conveyed IN
treated. "N""'S VIII ue
WIN, Lyons was robbed at Jennie Eos.
Yer Yer Dagnio last night of $1,000. Ifpon tho
discovery. of his loss his comnanion %
Lula Howard, was discovered nlso
10 DC missing, and upon search shc
was iound at the depot, awaiting the th
departure Of an early train. She ndmit,"J
the theit. She was. bound over TO await tbe
action of the Grand Jury this morning 'b bv
hecorder Campbell, The money was re-. rs
f. g. Childs, of Dallas, is here.
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wacs.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald ,t,
WACO January ia printer named
iachard Martin, formerly of New Orleans,
where his parentsare said to be respectable
ana wei.to-do, was Jailed tonight ior then
VI ciothing from a boarding house. The
proof IS clear against him. The Typo-
graph,eal Union had already refused him q
me waco Land and Stock-growing Asso.
Siation was organized yesterday. 70. M.
SSeely is President j.. I, Walton. Vice
rresidenti w. w. Seely, Treasurer; George
Snacther Secretary, and Sanford johnson,
Ieoa9Dperln'endent eaDp The capital stock is siOo.-
Wv, with 75p per cent paid in. The object
Is !, 70 t,; stock the Taylor county school lands
IN III I'M county with cattle.
me Hebrews Of this city have Organized
an ana society Tor the relief OF RUSSIAN
jews. T Three have already arrived.
me Iempletons played three nights to.
crowded houses, and 20 TO Corsicana.
suspended e"' WIN
Downs, Ross & Co. have turned the Ex-
ainlner M INTO joint stock company, capital
STOCK $4,000, divided into TWENTY-FIVE
shares charter win be procured at
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euiteau.

WAsHINeToN, January l1.-Guiteau sent
for bis counsel, Colonel Reed, to-day TO
visit him at the Jail, He says he does not
care to SEE any one else until after he has
made his speech to the jury, but he desires
to confer with Colonel Reed, in whose iudg,
ment and ability lie protonds to place more
reliance than upon Scovile's. lie saws
Scovllle takes Il wrong view of his case en-
tirely and loses u good. point when he makes
one by talking about 1t, Reed visited the
jail this evening.
Davidge will make the opening argument
on behalf of the prosecution Tomorrow
morning.
Marshal Henry has been bcsieged to-day
with applications for tickets to the court
room tomorrow.
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LongNicw.
Special TO the Herald.

LoNdvirw, January ll.-Yestcrdny
James Burncs, while running to oa,ch. H..
I. x p. train at-Longyicw Junction f.ii lh his
chest striking the rails With great force' liz
arose, got on the train and eamo nm ~ ~
iongsiew. From his action Il was tbongb,
that Inc was drunk. lie was mt aii sshe,
train and soon after fell to tho rround.
Several citizens bore him into the WAITING.
room. pr McCutchcoh was called and st
S;5O he, died The post inortem oxamina. /.
ton developed the fact that death waa
eaused ,su s oy the breaking of an artery near.
ths heart causing pulmonary apoplcxy. :,
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Rlddleburger's IlilI.

RICHMOND, Va, January lin the Sen.
ate to-day Riddlebarger introduced his bill,
the title of which is ito ascertain and de.
clare Virginia's equitable share of the debt
created before and actually existing at the
tlme oil the partition of her territory and
resources, and to provide for the issuance
OF bonds covering the same and regular and
prompt payment of interest thcreon.p
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE stock
market opened at decline from yesterdays
closing prices for the general list, and to /
per cent, the latter for Michigan Central.
while Richmond and Danyilis opened
per cent h'sher. In the early dealings n de.
cline of to l. per cent. took place. Can.
ada Southern and Oregon leading therein.
Subsequently an advance was recorded
from to J per cent, the latter for Man
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-12
Remarkable

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Tribune
prints note from John Hay and editorial
comments going to show that the note to
President Garfield about Southern nomina.
TONS printed IN New York contemporary,
surreptiously obtained, as Garfield himself
never saw IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-12
Senatorial ltIccfiau

Drs MoiNrs, IA, January li.-At Joint
Republican caucus last night for tho nomi
nation of United States Senator James r.
Wilson was declared unanimously nomi.
mated for the long term, beginning In iSSl
and Hon. John McDill, present Incumbent
for the short term, by acclamation.
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Georgetown
Special to tho Herald.

GEORGETOWN January li.-Dlstrlct Court
isstill in session, Judge W. A. Blaekman
presiding The entire criminal docrnt rsas
continued, with the exception of Tho ;oiI
cases CONVICTIONS are as follows: Willis.
Simms, robbery, two years in the penitrn.
tary; John Bertram, assault with intent To
murder three years; Charles Wesley, rob-
berry, I'VE years; Ed Ligons, theft, two wears.
several interesting cases are vet 10 be
tried. Wm. Markins, the negro who was
snot some time ago, Is recovering. Some
uays ago he had severe hcmorrhnre,
caused Dy rupture of the carotid artery
hn1 an inclsion was made in his neck two
incnes deep by DR., Carruthers, of SaniiAn-
tonic assisted by Drs, w. II. Graham, j. N.
niggins and w. ?. Fleming, and the artery
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WARRINGTON, January ii.-Eleven case,
of alleged straw .bondsmen in the Star
Route cases were called UP In the
Police Court to-day. Counsel for MI
the accused and some Of the accused
themselves were present. Special Attorney
Bliss represented the government, and IN
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press, denouncing the editor of the light
osSI hls slgn9ture,as altar, seoundrel and
o.ner friendly epiihcts, The Light an
Sswered by stating that Hutchinson was n
9ooi,hlaGk etc. The affair culminat,sl to-
dmaS Yy hutchinson calling ON the editor of
enn;,,ilIgsa,t nre ;,LilIgat' L. Newcomb, proposing to
n,n1,,hila,e I'M. him He could not see il in that
ngut and had Hutchinson arrested. Has
h9M Thn IN lall. His case comes up tomorrow.
G. croas, : NC annual meeting of the Texas Wool
uroWers Association met Yesterday AMI
1,ulourned to-day to the first "Wednesday in
osee oune. Inc association willingly paid SN0
asssessment \ sSSt OF the National Wool,Growers'
ASSOCIATION, A memorial was sent 10 Con
sress s's representing, that the sheep interest
ma mas suffered much from fatal disease il, in
Sneep, Sns,;p.. ana prayed for Congressional in
ves,lSatlon of the causes of such disease
ana si;l necessary remedies therefor, by a COM
ihale hiItee to visit sheep ranches and report
are, rere1n ~ pilicers elected for tie present
qte. p. n. j. Chamberlain, President; Vice
arS,sidents, an,, I,, n:, A > Newell, II. A. Symms
ana Eli stilson; Secretary, w. Scott.
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PALESTINE, January l.-Elenry Rowe,
negro from Navasota, was ont nj Wvso,,
mill yesterday, about eight miles from 'Poi'
eStlne, and stole valise full of clothing
waiter Babbitt and several others traced
tne thiei across the country, and nj 4.
o'clock tins morning found him in n cabin
on Konnd Rock, Fast Palestine, and SUM
moned him to deliver up the valise. He
replied by seizing razor and starting AT
one OF his spnrsuers, when Babbitt, who Was.
near, pulled shSt gun on him and the,
negro dropped dead, completely riddled.
Inc valise was found in the house. Bah
pitt came to town this morning and gave
himself n. up Justice. Watts held the in
gunShot wound IN the hands Babbitt, who,
was held for future trial y ~
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Abilene.


special 10 the Herald
ABILENE, January l1,-An attcmpt was
made on Sunday night to burn the town. but
lalled through the efforts Of the citizens.
coal on was poured into u narrow space be-
tween two buildings one q gun and am.
unition, the other feed store, and set on
nre; The proprietor of the gun store slept
~ tne back part of his building and heard
ile lhcendiary at work, and upon the first
lhuleatlon Of fire ran out and gave the alarm
waterwagon full of water stood
on the street, which was Immediately an
pued. The flames were checked before
much damage was done, though part of the
root OF one building was Burned. The fro
occurred In the same place that burned last
summer and a prominent citizen and bust
ness man has been arrested as the incen-
diary A private examination has been
held and the evidence is said to be very
damaging, Apublic examination will take
place ma day or two, OF which full bar
ticnlars will he given and the name li-
yulged. The citizens OF our town are
determined TO get at the bottom of the nj.
who he may be. 'ri ~ $3.50 $500
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IseltOn.
Special 10 the Herald.

-fN~i"i W tHc hitrNlu.
bHIoS, January 1l.-County Court has
been beer iAsesson for the past week, and the
ioinlowins cases were disposed of: Y
The State vs., Jim Keys; aggravated ne.
sauit; lined $40. State vs.. Dick Hunt, false
Imprisonment; not guilty. State vs. Hem
erickson, assault; fined So. StateSys.,J. ID.
.rawiord, .i9n aggravated assault, gAittyl fined
Sio ana thirty daysin prisonin county iail,
state vs.. Riley obstrueting public rond.
not guilty State VS.. G. H. Lockhart, ag,
gravated assault, guilty; fined S25. State
vs. lin Fourth malicious mischief; fined
sio, state vs.. John Johnson, malicious
mlschieii lined $40, State VS.. Hattie HuiT-
man, keeping dis&derly house, guilty:
nned Slo0 State ysfDan Sargent, gaming,
guilty fined $50, Stote VS.. Leon Decker
gaming guilty; fined 500, State VS.. Henry
uwen' oven swlndli,ng, guilty; fined 50. Incor-
poratlon OF Belton vs.. W. o. Hopp, for car
Tying pistol; fined $25 State ys. ~ lin
Rice, gaming; fined $50. -
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San Antonio,
special 20 the Herald Z

sAS ANTONIO, January ii.-Lror somo
,mae,, .,ne PACK ., trouble has been brewing. bo.
,,, Tween The editors Of the Evouinv Ii,b, w, y,
" u,ls guy, and parties at Laredo eansoJ W. ~.
.ne Light attacking the character na,,ls ~
blu private, OF Governor Hunt. n nrnp,I. 1"I
~ nen. ralroad man. Last week n ear II s..,,,,
" hutchinson was published In tho '',,,u ps'
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Obituary.

BosroN, January ll,-pelano A. God,
dard, cditor-in.clief Of the Boston Daily
Advertiser, died at 1880 a. m. ofconrestion
of the lungs. 7
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Nuptiai.

VIENNA, January ii.--Prince Hoheplo.
men has married Princess Ipsilanti.