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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-05-10

NorE.-werespectfull ask the clergymen as well
aiiothers In Henry county, to send us forpublica-
tion in the NORTHWEST allthe marriages and deaths
especiallycometot otheirnotice.-ED.)
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-05-10

~ Whenyon pay moreJ for the Rent Of
your Business House than for Advertising
you, Business, you are pursuing raise
poticy. II you can do business let At De
knoDa..- FRANKLIN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-05-10
BenlptfatifNarttmsst

EW- OFFICIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-05-10

C.N. VALLANDIGHAM, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
Fire in an Insane Asylum.

By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.I
New YORK, December 21.-A dispatch
received at police headquarters this morn
ing from Wards Island announced that
one of the wings in the Lunatlc Asylum on
Wards Island was in flames. Another
dispatch, which was received few min
utes later from the officers OF the Commits
SionerS OF Charities and Correction, stated
that the fire was very large. One police
boat and police reserves were ordered 10
the scene, and also two frc-boats and fire
engines. from this city. a dispatch was
received at the police headquarters at noon
stating that the firemen are working vigor-
ously upon the fire, aud have succeeded in
getting the flames under control. No lives
were lost.
The cause OF the fire is not known. 1t
broke out in the east. wing OF the Insane
Asylum, OF which DR.. Mcdonald is medi-
cal superintendent. There were 1920 male
patients in the building. The outbreak
caused great excitement among them, but
they were al! removed to places OF safety,
and, according TO reports now at hand, no
person was injured. The east wing was
completely destroyed. At noon, when it
WAS reported the fire was under control.
all the inmates were in their wards, and
the best discipline prevailed. 1t Is thought
that the loss will not exceed S23,OOO.
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"A Great Sinner Hanged.
lBy telegr7lnh 10 The Dispatch.I


GEORGETOWN, S. c.. December IL
Jerry Cox was hanged at noon to-day for
the murder OF Herbert ii. Rembert on
June 9th last. lie went to the scail'old
protesting his innocence. and exhibited no
signs OF fear. lie made a short speech in
low voice, saying he knew he was great
sinner, and would die as a great many
other persons had died before him. Death
resulted from strangulation in twenty-five
minutes after the drop fell. Cox was a
North Carolina negro. Rembert was a
white butcher in Georgetown. He was
Knocked down by Cox on the night OF the
9Th Of June, and his neck was broken.
Cox threw the body into the river, and re-
ported that Rembert had been drowned
while trying to swim across the river. A
medical examination, however, showed
that death had resulted from the blow.
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blessed BENEFACTORS.

When board OF eminent physicians aud chem
lists announced the discovery that by combining
some well.knOwn valuable remedies the most
wonderful medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range OF diseases that most all
other remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skcptlcal; but proof OF its merits by actual
trial has dispced all doubt, and to-day the dis
coycrcrs Of that great medicine, Hop Bittcrs, are
honored and blessed by all rs benefactors. These
Bittors are compounded from Hops. Buchu. Malt,
Mandrake. and Dandeion, and other oldest. best.
and most valuable medicines In the world, and
contain all the best and most curative properties
Of all Other medicines, being the greatest Blood
Purifier, Kidney and Llyer-RegLlator. and Life
and Misunderstanding Agent or earth. No disease
or IN health can possibly long exist whore these
iIItters are used, so varied and perfect their
operations.
They give new life and yigor to the aged and
nfrin. To all whose employmcnts cause irregu-
arity Of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re-
quire an Appetizer. Tonic, aud mild stlmulant,
these Bitters are invaluable being highly curative
tonic, and stimulating, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are
what the disease or aimcnt is-use Hop Bitters.
Don't wait until YOU Sick but If YOU only feel
bad or miserable use the Bltters at once. II may
save your life. Hundreds have been saved by ~
boing. gG-s50C" % will be paid for case they
will not cure or help.
DO not suffer yourself or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them to use Hon Bitters.
Remember. Hop Bltters IS the priest and best
medicine ever made-tle Inyalid's Friend aud
Hope" No person or family should be without
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
FFeicht-Cars Burned.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch


PoRT JERvIS, n. Y, December 2l.-Two
freight trains-one run by Conductor Lord
and the other by Conductor Dufy-were
i'm collision on the bridge across Lacka-
waXen river at LackawaXen, Pa, at
O'Clock this morning. Dufiy's train, which
was running slowly at the time, WAS tele-
scoped. The caboose and two cars mounted
the engine of the rear train, and was set on
fire. Three Oil-cars were thrown into the
river in flames. and two more burned on
the bridge. The bridge is OF iron, with
one span, and will be badly warped by the
fire. Traffic will be delayed about six
hours. Passengers and baggage are being
transferred around the bridge. The fire
had burned itself ont at 10 O'Clock. and it
is expected that the track will be cleared
and the bridge ready for trains this after
noon.
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ciasic administration, and asserts that the
pubic schools Of the State demand the ios-
tering ere Of the Government, and that
though much has been achieved for their
promotion great deal more must be done
10 render them efficient so as 10 confer the
benefits OF education equally upon their
( children OF every race. and opposes mono
poles OF all kinds.
After the adoption OF Boatner's amend.
ment. given above, Mr.. Morston, OF Red
/ River, demanded an opportunity TO Offer
other amendments TO the platform; which
being denied. he said he would not accept
such platform, and withdrew from the
hall In disgust.
The maiorisy report on the platform
amendment was adopted by a vote OF the
McEnery faction-ayes, 23G; nays, 81
/ Blank, GO.
An acrimonious discussion preceded the
adoption OF the platform.
! Mr.. Stone, OF East Felccinia, attacked
the majority report, commenting severely
on certain acts Of the Democratic admin
istration, such as Immigrants, peniten-
tlary-lease fees, paid lawyers employed by
the State, etc.
| Colonel Breaux and Major Burke re-
piled TO Mr.. stone, the former explaining
his connection with the land eases before
the United States supreme Court, and the
latter seeking 10 yindicaie McEnery's adj
minsiration against the charges made.
( The Convention adjourned sine die.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The FraucO-ChInsse Troubles.
lBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l


LONDON. December 2l.-A Hong Kong
dispatch, dated to-day, to the Reuters Tel
egram Company, states that it is reported
there that the French forces. under Admit
rll Courbet, have captured Sontay.
PARIS. December 2l.-Admiral CourDet
in his official report to the Government
states that 3 officers and g. men were killed
and 10 officers and 10 men wounded in the
fighting before Sontay on the l4th distant.
soNTAY CAPTURED By ASSAULT.
PARIS. December 2l.-Admiral Peyron,
Minister of Marine, has received the FOL
lowing dispatch from SOntay, dated De-
cember 18th:
..Sontav is ours. The ERceiate was car
ried by assault on Sunday at O'Clock in
the evening. The attack began at ii
O'Clock i'm the morning. The assault was
made at ) O'Clock in the evening with
bravery above al! praise by the Foreign
Legion, together with the Marine infantry
and sailors. The fotilla assisted In the
bombardment. The citadel was evacuated
during the night by its defenders. and was
occupied on the morning OF the 18th with
ont fighting. We do not yet know whether
the Black Flags, the rebel Animates, and
the Chinese have fed. IL Is impossible TO
learn their loss. We lost about fifteen
killed, including one officer, and sixty
wounded, including five officers"
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AnAnesed sIoo. 900 Corruption Fund.

! 10y ltfRIlin 20 litt IusDlttn.l
| CHICAGO, December 2l.--The hurried
passage by the Common Council. OF this
city, a week AGO of an ordinance granting
the Chicago and Evanston railroad the
right Of entry into the heart Of the city
gave rise 10 the rumor that corruption
fund, which was declared 10 be 100000,
had been placed in the safe OF one OF the
city hotels to he distributed among the
councilmen on the final adoption Of the or
dinancc. The publication OF these rumOrs
has resulted in the grand jury S'dpoaainq
nearly all OF the proprietors, editors, and
reporters OF the local daily press. Those
teStifying yesterday threw but little light
on the supposed corruption fund, but the
fact is reported that there were some sharp
passages between the witnesses and jury
men.
Joseph Medll. OF the Tribune, said he
could accuse no man OF taking part in the
alleged bribery, but he pointed to how a
corrupt Council might be bribed, and sug-
gested various places where valuable testi-
mony in the present instance could be
found.
NJ. L. Stone, Of the Daily Ne,rS, express
ed a fear that the grand jury was merely
on Fishing" excursion, and that the in
yestigati0n was TO certain extent prying
process carried on for the benefit of the al
legged bribe-takers. lie did not care TO
give any Information which would be fiji
tered through q sieve and 20 back to the
"gang," which had its representative on
the grand jury.
" Has any eX-alderman called upon
you :" asked one OF the grand iurymen.
There are very few aldermen that |
would admit into my Office" said Mr..
Stone.
"Then you have low opinion OF grand
juries aud aldermen generality"
81 have" replied Mr.. Stone.
The same witness also intimated that ii
the grand jury was really in search OF in
formation they could probably obtain it.
4 Subpoena is also out for Mayor lIarri-
son. and he will be heard on his return to
the city.
The Daily Ne,cS this morning SCOTS at
the investigation. and intImates that it is
not being conducted with desire to get ut
the real facts. but simply TO discover who
has been talking too freely TO the newspa-
pers, so that he may be punished by the
supposed corrupt crowd in the Common
Council in due time. The various officials
OF the Chicago and Evanston Railway
Company are now expected TO appear be-
fore the grand juTv.
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A Murderer CAPTURED.

TBy telegraph % The Displtch.T
DENvER, COL, December 2l.-Thc negro
81 Big Ike" who murdered young Bruce
Hunt, son Of Ex-Governor Hunt, Of Du-
range, last week, was captured Wednesday
last on the southern Ute reservation. As
his pursuers came suddenly upon HIM
about daylight, sitting by fire he had
just made, he jumped up and ran like a
deer to a precipice forty feet high, over
which he leapcd. He was found at the
bottom terribly bruised but alive, and was
brought to Durango last night. All the
talk about lynching him has subsidized.
Among his pursuers were seyenty-five In
dians. The negro says he had two ac-
completes in the bankrobbery, whose
names he refuses to give.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.


BURLINGTON. Iowa. December 2l.-Pas-
senger train No. OF the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad ran into the
rear end OF passenger train No. at Glade
stone, Ill.,, last evening, telescOping the
Pullman car, which took fire and was de
sroyed. Richard somers, superintendent
of the dining-car service of the road at Chi
cago, was instantly killed and the body
burned almost beyond recognition. Six
passengers were injured, but none Of them
Il Is thought fatally. Two coaches wele
consumed. The loss is about $4,000. The
engineer of train No. didn't see the rear
lioht on No. >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
Louisiana Democratic Convention.
WAR on THE LOUISIANA LOTfERY-rHE PLA
POEM.
[By telegraph 10 he Dispalch.I

lBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.I
NEw ORLEANS, December 2l.-A special
10 the PicdVtnc from Baton Rouge says
that the Committee on Resolutions OF the
Democratic State Convention has submit
ted majority and minority reports. Among
the resolutions Of the minority rs one de-
claring that the Louisiana Lottery Com
papy Is corrupting the morals OF the peo-
ole and Is disturbing element In the poll
Ties OF the State, and fayors the adoption OF
a constitutional amendment abolishing ana
prohibiting all lotteries in the State for
ever.
MIR. Boatner offered a substitute, which
was adopted, declaring hostility TO the en-
tire principle OF lottery dealings; that the
Constitution declares gambling to be q vice,
vel il encourages vice in its worst form;
that lotteries arc not only inviting breaches
OF faith and embezzlemett, but are demon.
alizing society, corruptiug politics. and
impeding legislation, and concludes by de-
handing that the Legislature TO be chosen
al the ensuing election shall enact such
LEGAL measures as are necessary for their
Inc platform adopted refers to The de-
plorable condition OF the State under re-
Construction aud congratnlates the people
upon their present prosperous condltion
under the progressive policy Of Demc-
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Kicking Against Nickel Money I'm
Mexico.

By Telegraph % thc Dispatch.I
CITY OF MEXICO, December 2l.-Trou-
bic broke ont to-day among the
lower classes. caused by nickel money.
Nickel was refused in the city market this
morning, and quarrels, with firing and
cries OF "DOwn with nickel" ensued.
The panic spread, and all buSiness-houSes
were closed. The mob passed through the
streets breaking lamps and windows. The
troops fired blank cartridges at the mob,
and force of cavalry charged through the
crowd several times. Order was finally
restored without any bloodShed. The city
is now becoming more quiet, and there are
no traces OF mobs. Troops are still patrol
ling the streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
DoubIe Murder Dance.

by telegraph to the Dspatch.I
WINCHESTER. ILL.,, December 2l.-Adam
Hill and George snyder, young men, were
killed on Wednesday night at dance six
miles from here. The shooting was done
by Charles and John Sutton, brothers, who
went to The dance armed. with the ayowed
purpose OF having fight. The trouble
arose from faction fight over the location
OF school-house. The Sutton brothers
are i'm iail
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
win be incomplete Ills year unless the Double
Holiday No. Of
ST. NICHOLAS
nnas a place In them. No such children's book
has ever been sold for the money. II is wonder.
The Christmas cover, printed in eleven colors' Is
worth the price Of the whole lSi-page book.
Price, so cents. If your dealer Is out of COPIES
send the amount TO THE CENTURY CO.,
eo2-lt New York.
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An Abduc:Or Sentenced.

BY TCIT1TI-TTI I0V-'''1
JERSEY CITY, y. j., December 2I.-Cap-
tain Gordon. who abducted Addie Bres-
nan from Astoria, l.. L., was sentenced
this morning to five years at hard labor
in the State prison and to pay fine OF
81, 900. He received his sentence calmly.
His counsel will appeal.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

, Duil CapiSol-rhe December Pax OF Con-
crcssionai Empioyees-rhe Wavs and
Means Committce--ur. Carlisie's DifIleul-
ties--Scnator Brown Wants Free Apple
Brandy. Nc.-friencs of the District or Co.
Iumbia-Pcrsonai News l,cms--How vir-
ginia Members Voted on W oman's Rights
Virginia Claim-A Handsome Present for
tho Late Acting Secretary of the Senate--
Brief News Items, sc.
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Trains DELAYED by Snow-stOrn.
M ,eIogr,nb 10 the Dlspaich.I

fBy tCleRrlph 20 me UIspiIVH'I
NEW YORK, December 2l.-The snow
storm has caused great delay in travel and
traffic here. The street-car and stage
lines have all doubled up and are running
at rather longer intervals than usual.
Great difficulty is experienced In handling
freight, the trucks not being able to hau
more than about half a load. The snow
lies about seven inches deep in the streets.
The mails are from one to three hours late,
those from the Southwest being the longest
DELAYED.
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A Weeks Failures.
(yy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

By telegraph 10 thf DlspaltHI
New YORK, December 2l.-The business
failures OF the past week number for the
United States Isl, and for Canada and the
provinces 42-total, 323-compared win
a25 last week. The bulk Of the failures. or
60 per cent. OF the whole, occurred In the
Western ana Southern States, the Eastern
ard Middle states not showing any great
increase over the average.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22

FOR ten years my wife was confined 10 Ler bed
with such complication Of ailments that no doc
tor could tell wha, was the matter or cure her. and
used up I small fortune In humbug stuff. Six
months ago | saw . United states flag with Hop
Bitters on it.and thought 1 would be fool once
more, and tried it; but my folly proved TO be
wisdom, and two bottles cured her She Is now as
well and strong any mans wife, and 1t cost me
only 50. ii. W, Detroit, Mich.'
no 2t-Sa. Tn.Ih&W
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MILWAUKEE,

NrLw.rKKE, December 81. -FloGrquiet. Wheat
steady; q6i.c. cash and January. Corn-So mar
ket Oats neglected; No. 2, sac. PROVISIONS
tan. es.jj January. Hogs higher at s5@:5.jO.
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VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

COL l. ] y SIS NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
" PLASTERS.-FOr the relief and prevention,
the instant IL IS applied. Of Rheumatism. Neural
and Bowels. Shooting Pains. Npmbness. Hysteria.
Female Pans. PalpiiatiOn. Dyspepsia, Liyer-C Com
plalnt Bilious Fever. Malaria. and Epldemics. use
COLLINS'S PLASTERS ian ELECTRIC BAT
Terry combined with = POROUS PLASTERl. and
laugh at pain. 25c. everywhere. de 2O-Th&Sa
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CATAR RIJ.
n a Il A X X Ii.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, 81.

CA Il A X x IL.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, 81.
A single dose Of
SANFORD'3 RADICAL CURE
Instantly relieves the most violent
sNEEZiNG OR HEAD-COLDs,
CLEARS THE HEAD AS BY MAGIC,
STOPS wATERY DISCHARGES FRoI THE
NOSE AND EYES,
PREVENTS RINGING NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
AND sUBDUES CHILLS AND FEVER.
~ CHRONIC CATARRH 1T CLEANsEs THE
NASAL PASSAGES or FOUL MUCUS,
RESTORES THE SENSES OF SMELL, TASTE
AND HEARING WHEN AFFECTED,
FREES THE HEAD, THROAT AND BROS-
CEIAL TUBES OF OFFENSIVE MATTER,
sWEETENs AND PURIFIES THE BREATH.
STOPS THE COUGH,
AND ARRESTS THE PROGRESS OF CATARRH
TOWARDS CONSUMPTION.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal SOL
vent, and sanfords Inhaler. all In one package. Of
all druggists for 81. ASK for sASFogD's RADI-
CAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
RostOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
The LO<s Of tho ~. Augustine

LONDON, December 2l.--The survivors
of the steamship 81. Augustine, which was
burned sunday in the Bay OF Biscay,
while on voyage from Manita TO Liver
pool. state that thirty-eignt men were left
on board when the four boats mentioned
In Yesterdays dispatch put of from the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE OLD
~ LIQUORS.

WHISkEY Wysor, Clemmer,
Bwmgardner, Gibson, Augusta County, Mountain,
Old Harmony, Cabinet, aud Monticello. yhe,e
are all OLD and tine goods We also have other
grades ~ cheaper prices.
BRANDILS-lMPORTED In wood or glass
Martell, vintage Of 1870; ilennessy, vintage Of
1879.
BRANDIFS-AMERlCAN Uld Califomii, VIM
tagc Of 1877; old Peach. made IN 1873; Old
Apple. made Ia 1850: Old Blackberry.
WINES-BfPORTED: favorita, fine Sherry.
M - Ter gallon Osborn tJercZi. good sherry, ~
SI.5o per gallon: Ligoro u ~, the finest I'm
poried. az "a Port aud Madeira.
WINES DOMESTIC: Cattwba- Port, iaret,
and line " inc made Of blackberries by Irs.J. j..
Price, Of Meherrin. This Wine took the premium
az the state Fair.
IMPORTED SUNDRlES: Scotch Hhiskey,
Holland Gin. French Fruits, sardines etc.
VIRGINIA BACON Large sock % old Nir-
ginla Hams. Shoulde.6, and MIddlings. The Hams
are the best IN the city.
All Tho usual CHRISTMAS GOODS.
ID. ASrELOTTI.
1911 east Franklin street,
Grocer and Liqnor-Deilef.
de lt-tJll Established In $40.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, December 81, 1883.
SALES.-FiRsr BOARD.-75 Virginia scOnsul
coupons, Old. at 30; 1000 Petersburg Railroad,
Glass b, at &c.
SECOND BoAED-5,OO0 Virginia new IS lB.
BDat 5Gi<
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uxiIicd with q Pair or scissors.

DIV EtitEfNpFI 70 tue ttsP"F17sI
GRAFTON, w. Va, December 2l.-Cartef
Smith, colored barber. qusrrelled with
George Mechanics, mulatto, In his sholl
last night, and stabbed him 70 the bearl
with pair OF SCISSORS, causing death IL
five minutes. Smith escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22

~ was troubled for many years with serious
Kidney and Lyer-ComplaInt. Gravel, ETC. My
blood became Thin; was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about, ana was an old. worn out man
all over. aud could get nothing TO help Inc until
got Hop Bittcrs, and now am boy again. My
blood j. pure, kidneys are all right. and am as
active as "a man Of thirty although ! am seventy
two. FATHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.

CEM CIGAR STORE, NINTH STREET
VI between Broad aud Grace. Just received, d.
rect frsm the importers 4 superb stock OF sAlok-
please any taste with our varied aud complete as
sortment Special inducements 10 the trade.
WALKING STICkS-an kinds. Elegant stock Of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. Cali
and examine. 2l6 north Ninth, between BROAD
and Grace streets. de 4-lm
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Murderer Resulted.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
JACKSON, MISS, December q .-Goyernor
Lowry has granted respite of thirty days
to Slas Lane (colored), who was sentenced
10 be hanged at Rolling Fork to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-22
Death Resulting from Fist.Fight.

Nv ttic0Idpu W lHt DiSpdtthsl
CHICAGO, December 21.-John Flatters
and man named Cole, railway employees,
had fst-fght in EnglewoOd yesterday.
Cole died last night from the effects of his
injuries. Flatters has been arrested.
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~
HORSES AND MULES.

ANY person wanting HORSE to al a. certain
purpose Tor family use Iight harness OF u.sR nT
FIsTIl STREET.. CINCINNATI. o: which is my
business headquarters. | vii, al he qTder
promptly and ship TO Gently Btoiht .I,,;
Zen he stock on my own account In ease they are
M, Fs.tisfae,Ory. MULES bought also ON .aine
ssrms GEORGE u. BENNETT.
no o2-sm a6 east Fifth street, CINCINNATI, D.