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A Horrible Crime.

LOUISVILLE, November 16.-Martha Rob-
inson, colored, was arrested tonight for a
horrible crime. She heated stove red
hot, stripped the clothing from her child,
four and half years old, and laid it on its
back on the top of the stove. After a time
she took the child off the stove, carried it to
factory near by, laid it in the hallway
and left it. The cries of the child were
heard by officers, who arrested the woman
When asked why she committed the crime,
she said because she wanted to get rid of the
child II will die
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TREZEvANT-REDFoRD Wednesday, No.
vember Is, 1882, at 81. Marys Episcopal church by
the Rev. Mr.. Klein, Mr.. Ed 5. TREzEvAET and Miss
GRACE D. RRDFoRD.
JoPLIN-CRoMEY-Cn November IA, 1882, at
the Broadway Methodist church, Louisville KY,
by the Rev. B. N. Messiek, DID, Mr. wM. A. JoF
LIN, of Memphis, Tenn. and Miss EMMA NJ,
daughter of Mr.. William Cromey.
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.

AReUM ENT ON THE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE CON-
TINUED BEFORE IHE COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, November 16-Iu the
Courl of Alabama Claims to-day, argument
was continued on the question as to whether
suit could be brought by agents Of part
ouners OF ves-els for other parties in interest.
Discussion also occurred on the question
raised by Lowe, of New York, as 10 whether
insurance scrip received WAS to be deducted
from the loss al lis market value on the day
received, or ST the price ultimately realized
upon il. Adjourned.
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lew Orleans is reached.

'GuE Hoo. John'G. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
for years has been the APPEALS candi-
Q for Speaker OF the House, is one OF the
Ter commissioners on the stsaHaer Guiding
sr. He is the choice of a majority of The
nocrats of the whole Union for Speaker
', and will be eIscIsd ea the 4Ih OF
rch next without aBy tToRble.
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A sfsEuIar Murder.

HAVANA, ILL, November 16.-John B.
Walters, farmer near here, while at work
in the field to-day, was approached by his
nephew, whose name was not learned. The
nephew told him he had murdered his
(Walters's) wife and then fed. Walters
went 10 his house and found the statement
true. A large posse of citizens are in search
of the murderer. No cause for the deed is
assigned,
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DIED.

FORREST-Thursday evening, November 16,
1882, at O'Clock, TAYLoR COOK FORREST. wife OF
WuLIAM NJ FORREST, and daughter of James II.
and Elvira Cook
Funeral from residence, on Meriwether avenue,
this FRIDAYl morning at II O'Clock. Carriages
at Holst's aud residence.
McDERMOTT-ThuIsday morning November
16. 1882, PETER MCDERNorr, aged fwenty-three
years. ~ i-
Funeral from residence OF Mr.. Michael Joyce,
on Gates avenue, this iFRIDAY) morning at lo
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
DAVIS-Thursday, November 16 1882, at her res
idence, No. Suzette street, Mrs. SALLIE DAVIS, in
her sixty eighth year, mother of K. w. Davis, and
VIM Montgomery.
Funeral viii take place this (FRIDAY) after
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Boiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, November 16.-A boiler on
the premises of Peter Reuhl & Co., picture
frame manufacturers, on Sycamore street,
near Seventh, burst this evening, causing a
panic among the occupants of the upper
stories of the ive-story building. The build
ing was act on fire, besides having the floor
above the engine blown to pieces and por-
tion of the wall blown out. Louis Meyer,
helper for the fireman., was thrown into the
street and fatally injured. Frank Bitner,
one of the employees, was badly scalded.
Chris. Geise. Albert Post and Frank Weiss
we're slightly injured. The fire engine across
the street put out the flames, and thus avert
ed a greater calamity.
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We are persuaded that the ancient
Hermes with all the subtle art and natural re-
sources OF the alchemists, was q very poor
doctor compared with Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, OF Lynn, Mass. Hermes may have
been after all only clever practitioner of
the black art; but we know there is no hum
bug IN the pharmaceutical chemistry Of Mrs.
Plnkham's Xegetable COMPOUND.
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NAVY MATTERS.
MEETING OF THE NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD
MAYNARD INSPECTION.

-
MAYNARD INFECTION.
WAsHINGToN, November l6-The board
appointed to inspect the hayward left here
to-day for New York and Philadelphia,
After making an inspection of the yards in
these cities they will proceed to Norfolk and
San Francisco.
Tue Naval Advisory Bosrd met this morn
ing and examined number of new plaas for
new vessels. Ii is understood the board will
proceed upon the theory that Congress
having created it and ordered the construc-
tion of new vessels, will provide the neces-
ssry funds at the proper time. The board
will therefore not take into serious cousidera.
tion tie question OF using the small surplus
appropriated for the use of the Bureau OF
Construction and Repairs during the last
f-csl year. The chief cf that bureau saws
that the unexpended appropriations will not
amount 10 more than 1900 600
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Mr.. NJ. A WHITLEY, Toledo, O., writes:
AFTER trying all advertised medicines for nervous
weakness and early decay, gave up in despair
and esigned myself to the seemingly Inevitable
o premature grave. Happening TO hear a druggist
recommend Browns Iron Bitters for dizziness
bought myself q bottle. am most agreeably sur
prised 10 IND myself restored 10 perfect health,
strength and manhood. feel sure the cure is per-
maneut yet in future intend 10 observe more
carefully the laws Of health" ~ 20 ''
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NEW YORK, November 16.-While a wafer
tower designed for the use of the ire de-
partment was being tested this morning il
was overturned, instantly killing an un-
H. Sayre, OF Philadelphia, and breaking
the shoulder of a boy looking op.
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The National Grange.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 16.-The Ma
tional Grange continued TO hear reports from
various m asters as to the condition in the
several States, which showed the Grange to
be growing, both in numbers and influence.
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WEAKNESS of the joints and muscles, i'm
purity of the blood urinary catsrrh and other dis
ordered organic functions, permanently cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters II strengthens the af-
fected parts. infuses new life new health and new
yigor into the whole general system, and makes
life seem well worth living.
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MalIett,s CotemporaEy.

Gen. Mallett, who is ncw'eigbty-siI years
old, is one of the three surviving members
of the class of 1918. at Chapel Hill-the
other two being the Rev. DR.. Morrison, of
Mecklenburg county, and Bishop Green, Of
Mississippi-and this class was the most
remarkable, perhaps, that ever graduated at
that university. Among its twenty-eight
members was one who became president of
the United States POLK, two who became
governors, two members of Congress, two
Episcopal bishops, two doctors of divinity
in the Presbyterian Church, two judges and
one consul-general, with several others lees
distinguished. At the university commence
ment of 1881, the sixiy-third after his grad
uatioD, Gen. Mallett was present and made
an impromptu speech of forty minutes, which
was printed in pamphlet form by the uni
versity. he has long been q resident of
New York and is 3 wonderfully preserved
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NEVER interrupt any conversation with q
hacking cough; it creates a bad impression.
Better invest quarter of dollar in bot
tie OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and cure it.
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GERMANY.
THE PRUssIAn DIET
ER NICE

BERLIN, November l6-The Prussian
Diet will adjourn until the middle of JAnu-
sry, after ii mas finished the reading of the
budget
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 16.-A party of twenty
armed men attacked the bouse OF Redmond
Roach, magistrate, at Mamlass, Csstle
nIsland, last. night, firing several shots and
demanding admission, and carrying away
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DESOTO LODGE No. 90, F. & A. NJ,
IL will meet in stated communication N
this (FRIDAY1 evening. Nov 18th. st 5.S0NK ~
O'Clock. for the transaction of monthly M
business All NJ MS in good standing/ "
are fraternally invited
By order HUGH B. CULLEN, wM
Attest: R. c. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
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The Cabinet scared.

"Gath" said to a Washington friend,
"How is the Cabinet2" 'They are badly
scared set" he answered, "from old Timoi b y
Howe, who is little now but timothy seed,
down TO the aged dsndy Ben Brewster, who
having gone out in Pennsylvania on nee.
romancer's tour TO eat his own words, is sit
ting among his wax candles rufied aud
ringed, like q wax figure in side show.
The woodeny Frelinghuysen carries his
head mysteriOusly like Saint Denis, who
wore his under his arm to his place of in
terment. Billy Chandler is chewing up in
visible millions of enemies with his teeth, as
if he was secretary of a rat-pit, and Teller,
OF Colorado, says he will tell Mr.. Conkling
of this behavior of an unregulated people
and see if there is no punishment for it.
Master Lincoln refecteth much but does not
see how this brings him nearer the presiden-
cy. AS for Chet, be draws upon his sponta-
neous tears and says: 'Ahi if the great
senator had not carried my gripsack to the
train that night came to foreclose on Gar
fields raiment, 1 might have made fair
startpO
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Rutier N Stalwart.

Gath: "AmoDg the subjects of inquiry now
is the character of Gen. Butler, OF Massa-
chusetts. 1t looks strange that he should be
reviving, while all his old associates are
going to grass. He was the original Stalwart
at Washington. Men who stickled against the
caucus or The designs of the boldest leaders
Butler regarded as hypocrites. Among those
were Garfield and Charles Foster. About
1878 Butler's Stalwartism brought upon him
the entire animosity of the more considerate
Republican press, and assisted TO give the
election OF the following year TO the Demo-
Gratis. The reason Butler has come up in
Massachusetts, is that men forgive easily the
evaporation of ten years ago in view of
others MORE recent. Few who now applaud
Butler remember that he was the open de-
fender of O4kes Ames in Congress during
the Credit Mobiler matter; that he was the
lion in defense of the back pay, and that
beat him and drove him out of Congress; I;
and that when President johnson wss asking
Congress to be little considerate about its
reconstruction policy, Butler was one Of
those who drove him to the wall, captured
the Impeachment Committee, and did the
whole flourish at the impeachment trial."
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THE IRISH PARLIAMENTARY PARTY.
LONDON, November 16.-The Irish Parlia-
mentary party instructed Parnell to ask The
government what they iotend doing to re-
lieve the anticipated distress in Ireland.
THE ARREARS ACT.
Although only a fortnight remains for re-
ceiving applications under the Irish arrears
act from tenants in arrears, $750,000 have
been applied for. During the debate on the
act it was estima ated that $11, ,250.000 would
have to be taken from the church surplus for
this purpose.
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NoRrHCoTR's HEALTH.

Sir Slsford Norihcote has been obliged 10
leave England on account OF his health, and
will Immediately take trip TO the Mediter-
Tanesu. He is in a precarious condition,
and unless speedily relieved by change of
air, his nalady may have fatal termina-
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MAR RIED.

New YORK. November 16-The winners
at Brighton Beach 10 day were YeIation,
Bride Cake and Mones.
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Sheriff. Sale

I WILL sell. to the highest bidder. on MONDAY,
i November 20. 1882, at 10 O'Clock am. the stock
of GROcEhES. FIXTUhES, etc, at No. S07 Pop
LAR STREET, leyi-d as the property of Bsm-
berger q GrogRn This November 10. 1852.
P. R- ATHY, Sheriff.
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QuEsrIoNs AT ISSUE

The questions a, issue between the prose
cution and defense in the case of rebel pris-
oners have been practically arranged.
Broadly, one of Arsbi's counsel, will COM
mence the examination of witnesses for the
defense
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GENERAL sNow-sToRMs.

The hrst severe snow-storms OF the season
are reported to-day and seem 10 be general
throughout England.
HEAVY GALES.
A heavy gale is blowing around the coast
to-day, particularly in the southwest. A
brig has been lost with all hands off Stewes.
A small vessel is ashore in Stewes bay.
Another vessel was tot ally wrecked al Hoyle.
FIVE PILOTS DROWNED.
Five pilots have been drowned while at
tempting TO reach q distressed vessel in the
Firth of Forth.
THE PcsEY MEMORIAL.
The Marquis of Salisbury presiding at a
meeting to promote the Pusey memorial said
that "lhe passions which centered around
Pusey were passing away, and Christians
were turning from narrow disputes TO prepare
for the struggle against unbelieG"
A MIXED MEETING.
Lord Northbrook presided to-day at the
assemblage of the leading members OF the
Liberal party, at which it WAS decided 10
form a central political party in London, 10
include sdherents OF all shades of liber alism.
Earl Derby was among those present. The
speakers included Wings, Moderate Liber-
ais and Radicals.
IN THE COMMONS
10 the Commons Gladstone iutimated that
il was the intention of the government TO
propose q grant OF money TO the naval and
military forces who shared in the Egyptian
campaign; he also said no difference would
be made between the trial of Arab Pasha
and that of other prisoners.
Debate being resumed on the third resolu-
tion OF procedure, it was passed without di-
vipioD.
Yotke gave notice Of a motion that a Sc
lect committee be appointed 10 inquire into
the circumstances Of the release OF Parnell,
OKelly and Dillon from the Kilmainhan
Jail.
Gladstone said the government would not
oppose the motioo.
The procedure debate WAS resumed on the
fourth rule. namely, il before division,
the members challenging the decision OF the
speaker or chairman OF a committee do not
exceed twenty, the Speaker may forthwith
declare the determination of the House, was
passed with but slight amendment.
4 discussion was then opened on rule
fifth, which says the Speaker may call the
attention of the House to the irrelevancy or
tedious repetition by member and direct
him 10 discontinue his speech.
The debate then adiourned
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BARGAINS!
DIR. J. E. BLACK
D EsIDENCE-No. I92 POPLAR sTREET-OF-
IO fee houls to O'Clock an. 2 to pm.
Omce-N0. 2I5 N ain street. Office hours,
10 to II O'Clock Am: 4 to pm.

NOn.ReSident Notice.
No. 4669-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby county.
TEMP. C. D'Lagutry VS.. Aglae NJ. p. D'Lagu-
try ct al.
It appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, Aglae NJ. p. D'Lagntry, citizen
of Paris. France and Francis s. p. d'Arusmont,
residing somewhere In Europe, are nonresident Is
of the etate of Tenn ressee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in December, 1882, and plead, answer or
demur to complainanps bill, or the same will
hearing exparte; and that a copy of this order be
pupnsnea once week, ior o rour SuccesslVe wees
Acopy-attest: R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
George Gtnham aud ]. D. Martin, Sols. for COM
b tainantS fri
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TO MILL--OWNERS.

NTANTED-To contract for saving OF 4O00OO
wv feet OF railroad lumber, on line OF incom-
pleted railroad. within 20 miles OF Memphis Good
prices for prompt work. Apply to
BITSRY ROOF < MCGOWAN
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CREWS HEALTH.
fhe President OF the French Republic
In PreeariOus COnditiOn-POliti-
clans Discussing His Successor.
The Irish Arrears Aet-HeaVy Gales on
the English COast-In the COM
mOBs-FOreigR Notes.

CAIRO, November I6-E4rl Dnfsriu,
English ambassador 10 Turkey, during his
visit here, has hitherto held little intercourse
with the Khedive, but confers constantly
with high officials of the government respect
ing the political situation of Egypt.
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INTERPELLATIoNS OF THE GOVERNMENT
D0GTPnNER

PARIS, November 16.-Clemenceau has
advised his party in the Chamber to post
pone interpretations OF the government.
THE RoYALIsT PROPAGANDA.
The roysiist propaganda is rapidly en-
gagged in spreading its doctrines and making
converts.
CREWS CONDITION.
Despite all contradictions, President Gre
vy's health is in a very critical condition,
and political circles are discussing his sue
cessor. Gapbetta, Gen. Chanzy and Bres-
sor are mentioned in connection Herewith.
Rresscr il the favorite OF the Moderates.
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snfrits I'm Bond Subject 10 Slate, Comfy
and City Taxes.

FRANKzoRT, Ky, November 10. The
Court Of Appeals decide3 a cause to-day in
yolying the taxation Of whisky by STATE,
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The Grst severe snow-storms Of the season
are reported to-day and seem 10 be general
fhrauOhouf Enofand
, 1882-11-17

WHY should you cough while you
can get preventative by going to
LATIMER Il Cos?
, 1882-11-17
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF
WASHINGTON.
PROCLAMATION,

Thanks and alteration are due and
will be heartily rendered to Almighty
God for the manifold benefactions
which He has bestowed upon us as o
people.
Possessed OF large domains replete
with all elements OF agricultural, min
eral, manufacturing and commercial
property and greatness, healthful in
fluensces and fruitful harvests; ever ex-
empt from poverty, epidemic diseases.
tempests, floods, or drOughts, blessed
with free f-government; with liberty
to worship God each inhabitant from
his own standpoint OF conscience and
duty, all these inspire us with graf
itude and constrain us to offer our trib-
utes OF thankfulness with willing hearts
to the giver of all good
The President OF the United States
has designated Thursday, the Both day
OF November, 1892, to be observed rs q
day OF Thanksgiving and praise
throughout the nation.
Therefore | William A. Newell, Gov
ernor OF Washington, do recommend to
the people OF the Territory that they
abstain from secular pursuits on that
day, and assemble in their places OF
public worship to give thanks and
homage to the Creator and Benefactor
OF mankind for His merciful forbear-
anoe and tender care.
Given at Olympia on this,
[sEAL.l the lst day OF November.
1882, under the great seal
of Washington Territory.
VIM. A. NEWELL.
BY the Governor:
n. Ii. OwINGs,
Secretary OF the Territory.
, 1882-11-17

and perhaps other exercies. lie publ,
is cordially invited,
J. Cal. McFadden, son OF ex-Delegate,
Hon. o. B. McFadden, is probably elect
ed prosecuting attorney in the Olympia
district. Cal, is young attorney with
splendid opportunities before him. He
was resident of this place a few years
ago
Mr.. o. II. Holcomb, who has been
hauling piles off the peninsula to Port
Townsend Bay, is also hauling saw logs.
He is doing good business, we learn,
using heavy horse team on the main
road and an OK team in the woods.
ISLAND Co.-The official vote gives
maiorities, as follows: Burke, 10; Black.
man, for councilman, 8; deJorup, for
representive, %; for county commission
ers, j. Ely, ID, j. Gillespie, Is; deJorup,
3; for probate Judge, A. ID. Blowers, 2;
for treasurer Blowers, Is, school supt.,
J, Ely, s. j. b. Libby was elected
auditor, Jos. Power, sheriff and assessor;
VIM. Power, coroner; and j. E. Ebey,
wreckmaster
, 1882-11-17
From, saturday. DAILY.

IT is said that the woman suffrage
amendment in Kansas was defeated.
Mr. NJ. s. Drew, OF Port Gamble, lost
little six-year old son on the 10th inst,
by death.
TRE steamer Helen towed the first
boom Of logs for the new saw mill today,
They were from Point Wilson.
The sale OF the Boston Comic Opera
Company's entertainment seats will COM
mence at Bartletts, store Monday at
10, Am.
We learn that Supt. White, OF the p,
s. Iron Co., is about going to Texada
to make arrangements for shipping ore
from that point.
IT looks just little as though the
temperance movement in Clarke county
had been swamped. See telegraphed
election reports elsewhere.
Tom PHILuIPs is around with an onion
urging all defeated candidates to cry
now or forever hold their tears, Some
independents" need watchers to sit uE
with them.
A SOCIAL, to have been given at the
residence Of Mrs, N. ID. Hill on We'd
nesday evening next, has been postponed
We learn to one week from that time, on
account OF the comic opera.
This paper has uamesake in Port
land, the Daily Argus, published by d,
O. Ireland, formerly publisher OF the
Daily and Weekly Historian. Mr.. Ire
land has been an enterprising and sue
cessful publisher heretofore.
CALL at Harker & Co.'S and get some
granulated -four 1t is used in prefer,
ence to Red Crown and all other brands
by the leading bakers of San Francisco.
We have tried it and k..ow whereof we
speak in saying it is all that is claimed
for it.
, 1882-11-17
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.
From FlIdHy n Daily.


MAGIC Doll.
The Board Of County Commissioners
are having session today and tomorrow,
Hon NJ. G. George, of Oregon, is in
Seattle, visiting his brother, Jessie w.
George.
A far as reported, Brents' majorities
On le Sound are as follows: Kitsap Co.,
1874; Whatcom, 1870; King, 200; Pierce
1898; Thurston, 1876; Jefferson, Sc; total,
1850
Mr.. VIM. Callow the probable Joint
Representative elect in this district, was
recently called to Puyallup, to the bed
side of his betrothed who died on their
wedding day.
The much-talked-of Boston Comic Op-
era Comprny are to appear in Good Tenn
liars Hail. for one night only, on We'd
nesday, next, in their very funny music
nj extravaganza, "The Magic Doll,
Ihere can pc DuJ httie uouDI ~ Is VIE
best company that has visited this place,
and they should be greeted by large
audience.
LAST evening we had the pleasure OF
a call from Miss. Mary Shelton, of Shell
ton & Co., proprietors OF book and
stationery store in Olympia also, Mr..
L. Shelton, brother OF the lady mention
ed. They were passengers on the out
going Dakota for San Francisco where
they will attend the wedding OF Miss
Joyce Shelton. another sister. All these
parties are old acquaintar ces and friends
OF the writer.