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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-06

PATIENTS. - Over Forty Pat
ents issued and pending to
u Stark Go. inventors through
the Agency of Henry Fisher.
Charges reasonable and all bust
ness strictly confidential. Advice
free. Address, ra
- ifl9n HENRY FISHER,
5S High ST., Canton, Ohio.
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Saturday, the 3Oth day Of June, 188

E1dbuludy, bIl6 OOIu uhy VI june lOOOS
the following described real estate situate I'm stark
county, Ohio. tOwit; Being the undivided half OF
all that part OF the southwest quarter OF section ~
township "a, range In stark county Ohio. which lies
north OF the south bank OF the Sandy Beaver
and east OF the State road leading from Steubenve
Ohio, TO canton. Ohio except certain lot of ground
and the appurtenances adjoining said road and canal
which was heretofore sold by Isaac N Ross TO Eliza
Shine out of the above described tract said lot contain.
Ing about OF an acre. and has small dwelling house
thereon Also except piece OF out OF the north
east Corner Of said quartar section, containing about
and one fourth acr heretofore sold tO John Reed
by N Ross. Also except that tract piece OF ground
adjoining to the piece sold 10 John Reed which Is
owned by Solomon kOOntz. which contains about y
acres The entire tract OF land herein described
tans SB acres, the undivided half OF which is here
by conveyed and the said grantOrS do also hereby sell
and convey unto the said grantee his heirs
signs the undivided haf Of the water privilege Il Is
now enjoyed and as 1t through the southeast
quarter of the Aforesaid section D. Also the undi
Vided half OF the FIGURING Mills and Saw Mill situated
the first tract of land herein described together
with the entire undivided half OF the privileges
advantages rights and appuTtenances theTetO belong
as now enjoyed. used and occupied.
Appraised at SB,5OO.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
II. AGTEKRUsE. Sheriff.
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MIsoELLANRoUs.
Notice to Trespassers.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons attending th
boat race at Congress Lake on the 2ith inst. not
trespaSs ON promises and particularly my whea
field. Any trespassing will be dealt with
Ing TO law. DANIEL ANDREWS.
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Legal Notice.

Mark Gardner, of Meridian, Kansas, and Mary Ann
ElstOn william EStOn, OF Springfield. Missouri
hereby notified that YOlney Eulmer OF STARK cOun
~ OHIO on the 23ri day June, 1883, hed his peti
tiOn In the Court Of Common Pleas In and for stark
county, Ohio. against them anl others alleging that
they said Mark Gardner and Mary Ann ElstOn, Susan
nah Bevartl James Gardner aud Ellen Richards are
the only children aud heirs Of law OF James Gat
ner deceased late Of Navarro In said stark county,
who and ezed In fee OF lot number nine
y0De In Bethlehem, part Of the village OF Navarro
aforesaid ....... ..........
That on the Both day OF December. 1872. Flayius
j. BruDst recovered Judgement In said Court ~ Com
Pleas against said James Gardner. deceased, and
Catharne Letter administrators OF the estate OF Benia
f. Letter. deceased, for the sum 0f 81 O6 d7 and
taxed S2B.4l; that said judgement on The Both
day OF DecembeT 1872, became, since has been
and still Is u Hen said lot; that Fehruary lOth
1873, said Flayus }. BrOlst sold and assigned said
Judgement to Catharine Letter. whO afterwards as
siiynus the said vOIney nier t0 whom there
due thereOn the Of dne huudre dollars and lIr
terast thereon from october Bth 1879
The prayer OF said petition Is iu substance that said
lot be- sold satisfy sa judgement aud for all ote'
said parties are required 20 answer said petition
OF before tha 2lst day ut July. ASIA .y.-. .I.
MEYER AZ PIERO,
may23-Lw Attys FOR Volney Fulfaer.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Residence For Sale.

sirable In my present position, will sell suburban
residence Cleveland avenue containing 10 acres OF
land, ht low figure and upon easy, and desired long
terms OF payments. Immediate possession Will be
given. For terms apply at the Probate once.
at my residence. SEHAPHIM MEYER
Canton December g. I8s2.-u
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- N Corner Building Lots in
oO my I'd Addition. Parties
wishing to build are not
required to pay any cash down.
Terms, = annual payments, COM
nIencing April, 1884, with q per
cent. annual interest. L have
Building Lots in other localities.
J. Il. KITZMILIsER,
Office, 30 West Eighth Street.
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NOTICE.

nTNFWF not. life Islsweepine by, go and dare be-
HG&aH fore you die, something mighty and
Ht HInA n sublime leave behind 70 conquer time.r
AAA49 y yBBa week in yonr own town IS outnt
Tree. No risk. Everything new. Capi.
tai nod required We VIII furnish you everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as much AS
mon. and boys girls make pay. Reader. II
you want business which you can make great pay all
the time write for particulars 10 II. HALLETr & Co..
POrtlaTni. Maine. ... dec6-gy
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Fine Home For Sale Cheap.

7-rOOm house ON the corner OF Newton and West
Fourth street Good we'll. cistern and Outbuidngs.
Fruit OF all knds-grapes. cherries peaches apples.
&c Good coal house and she'd stable with OOr In Il
and for two horses and buggy. Call at
dec27u 5B East 1uscaraWas Street
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Attachment Notice.

Robert Pasket, PIN. Before Jonathan s. Hudson. J.
~ p. OF Canton township, Stark
James Flemlngs Deft county. Ohio.
On the I4th day OF May A ID. 1883. said Justice Is
sued an order OF attachment In the above action for the
sum Of $2BBB said cause Will be for hearing on the
Both DAY Of June. 1888, AT . O'elack a M.
may8Odw ROBERT PLASKEr
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SHERIFF Sale.

\ Alias Order OF sale stark County
Common Pleas Court.
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NOTICE.

Notice hereby given to ali persons not to trespas'
on the Fair HrOunts 10 commit damage by tear
ing of boards shooting Any person trespassinl
mA2sd OF LAIBLIN, supt
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Samuel AXE

BY YtueO alias order OF issued by the
the court OF common pleas OF stark county. Ohio In the
above action and tO directed will offer for sale
public Outcry at the door Of the house In the city
OF Canton. stark county Ohio OF
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Robert A. Pinn ct al Order OF sale, Stark county
Common Pleas Court
Mrs. Lucinda Holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
na,t,morc Methodist Conference.

WINCHESTER, VA, March 0.-The Me-
thodist Conference to-day adopted a reSo-
luton endorsing the action OF the Mary
land State Temperance Alliance in the
cause OF prohibition also, resolutions
condemning the carrying and distribution
OF mails. the running Of steam or street.
cars. and the publishing, buying, or read
ing Of secular newspapers on Sunday, ana
condcmning all camp-meeting associations
which receive a rebate from Sunday travel.
4 proposition to reduce the number OF
presiding elders in this Conference from >
10 gave rise TO IN animated discussion.
and was finally referred to the Bishop for
decision by 4 vote OF G6 TO IL. II was
stated that the New York Conference, with
23S appointments. bad only 4 presiding
elders. and the New York East Conference,
with 2i2 appointments, only }; while the
Baltimore Conference, with 1876 appoint
mcntS, had } presiding elders.
The report OF the Women- Foreign
Missionary Society showed that 1850 has
been collected during the year. The mi,-
>ionary anniversary will be addressed to-
night by the Bishop.
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Murderous Assault by u Seryant-GirI.

PHILADELPHIA. March "a German SER
yant-girl named Catharine Metzgar, in the
employ OF Samuel May. at 202l north Sey-
cnth street, made an attempt this morning
to murder her mistress. Mrs. Lizzie May,
and the htter's child. The servant got up
i'm the middle Of the night, went To The eel
lar and procured q Ratchet, which she ma
under the bed. At half-past , this morn
luz she arose again. and bending over MIS-.
Nav. who was sleeping in bed, dealt her
several blows on the head with the Ratchet
Mrs. MAYS erie, brought i'm 4 policeman,
who promptly seized Catharine. In the
mean time She had thrown bottle at MIS-.
MAYS eight-mOnths'-Old son. Edward, VINO
was asleep I'm crib beside the bed, ana
fractured his skull. Il j. believed that
Mrs. Nav viii recover, but the infant VIII
die. The girl, who came here from Ger
many three months ago, had only been one
week in the employ OF the family. She l.
only eighteen years OF age. and gives no
other reason for the mnrderouS assault than
that she was promptcd, tor several days u
| do il.
II is thought that the girl l. insane, Is
she claims that she Mas directed by soai'
unseen mower IN dream 10 murder she
mother and babe. She has been committed
10 await the result OF the injuries inflicted
upon her victims
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Foam Hoes from Ireland.

DUBLIN, March 9.--Gencral kinson. di-
rector Of the hish Criminal Investigation
Department. states thIt Egan had been un-
der police supervision for some tune, but
left ireland Thursday unknown to the po-
lice. General KinSon believes that E-yan
led because he thought that II sheridan
was extradited important evidence would
come into the hands Of ule authorities
Three letters from Egan were found on
Carey's pr, misses, dated October ana No.
ycmbeF 1881. nj which time the lnYlneiDies
were established. one u these letters ex-
Presses the hope that Caroy will succeed III
the work - has on hand.
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Big Fire I'm Dnnyille.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.I

lNUt'iI i'i'NiNih " iit DlNbltfEsl
DANvILLE, Va, March 0.-Thc tobacco
factories OF W. T. Clark, w. +. Patton,
and l.. l.. Strausc were burned down about
O'Clock this morning.
Clark was insured for $1,000 in the
Royal; Patton for $1,000 IN the Western
Strause for $4,000 in the Hamburg and
Bremen. $1,000 in the Washington Fire
and Marine, OF Boston, and $4,000 in the
Virginia Home. This about covers these
losses. Eight tobacconists 0enants) lose
stock and fixtures.
Strause & Bernard are insured for $4,000
i'm the Norwich Union, $1,000 in the
Phoenix Of London, $4,000 in the Scottish
Union and National, $1,000 in the CONNER
cial Union. $4,000 IN the Williamsburgh
City, and $4,000 in the City of London.
Bendall. Hines u Co. were insured for
81. 900 i'm the North British and Mercantile
and for $1,000 in the Georgia Home; w.
T. Law iS Son, for $1,000 in the Phoenix,
of London, ana $500 in the Underwriters ;
u. Jones d Son, $1,000 in the Scottish
Union and National; PIG. Ragland, 81, 800
in the Connecticut and n, $50 in the City OF
London Il. j. Jones, $1,000 in the Com
mercial Union, $1,000 in the Northern,
ST. 900 in the Hartford. $500 i'm the Virginia
Home, and $4,000 in the British America !;
Milner Il Jones, 1915 in the Star; j. W.
Corbin ~ Son, Sl.j00 in the PhUniX, OF
Brooklyn.
Total amount on stock and fixtures about
$4,000.
II is impossible to ascertain individual
losses.
The general opinion now is that this in
suraucc does not cover these losses.
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Governor Spraguc ia Washington.
DESCRIPTION OF HIS LATEST MATRIMONIAL
ACQUISITION.

DESCRIPTION OF HIS LATEST MATRIMONIAL
ACQUISITION.
WksHINGTON, March Q -Governor
Sprague and his bride passed through thu
city this morning. they arrived on the
Midland train ut S:ji O'Clock. Having over
hah an hour to wait for the departure OF
the limited express bound northward),
they took breakfast at captain SerferN
restaurant, i'm the Baltimore and Potomac
der0t. and the waiter. after they hao lcff,
sad: Boss, ii that was a newly-marfled
couple they start out with good appeates."
The lady il rather under the iaedlnm
height. but has fine 6gure. She IS APP
pareptly not over twenty-five years OF age.
bus regular, pleasant features. very i'ur
complexion, dark brown (neariy Dheh)
hair, and dark-blue eyes. isr voice hls a
musical ring m il, and she b very gracviul
in her movements. She Wls Neatly aitIlSd
in dark-blae walking-dcss with rasroor
facings. with sash OF wide c4ssSon tied
i'm bow behind. She wore n hat Of dark
velvet, with two red ostS1 plumes anC
red ribtcns.
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Foreign Holders of Virginia Bonds
Mean to Continue the Fight.

LONDON, March J.-TWeNe thOU-anu
pounds have been raised here to defray the
cost OF representing the holders Of Nir-
gina bonds and ylndicatmg their rights be-
fore the tribunals in the United states. 1t is
believed that the Council OF Foreign Bond
holders i quite ready to test the conse-
quences Of the decision Of the supreme
Court at Washington rendered on Monday
last in regard TO Virginia bonds by yigor-
Gus action through suits against Virginia.
The Council has ample funds.
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Escape of n Female gncen,iiary and
Makc Thief.

NEWPORT. Il. l., March 9.--hate Judd,
OF Boston. who set lire 10 the Weaver villa,
escaped from the county Jail last night in
company with ayoung man named George
Rounds, under arrest for breaking and en-
tcring the hodse OF III. A. Wright, OF New
York. The affair has caused a profound
sensation, as it is evident that some person
outside furnished the means OF their escape
They took their departure by hefronl
door. Their cases were to have boen heard
At the coming term Of the Supreme Court
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Y.f.i nx..,,n,its Accident.

PITTSBURGH, PA, March 9.-Tbls morn
ing. ut Flemming's stone-quarry, In Dead
Mans Hollow, near McKeesport, Pa,
while Daniel and George Ileminger. Noble
GIky, and an unknown colored man were
at work in the quarry one OF them at
tempted 10 throw OUT can OF dynamite
used for blasting purposes, which had
frozen. An explosion followed, and
Daniel ffemInger was killed outright, and
George Heminger and the colored man
80 badly injured that they viii die. Noble
GiIky was also hurt, but his wounds were
slight, and nc was able to 90 home unac-
cOmpanied.
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Cause of n Bank On,ctors suicIdc.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 9.-sInce the
suicide last Saturday OF Moses r. Ray,
book-keepcr and assistant cashier Of the
Merchants and Planters Bank, rumors have
prevailed OF a shortage in his accounts ~
the cause OF his acr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aminer Curtis has finished his examination,
and finds money short 10 the amount OF
$4,000. The officers OF the bank discoy-
cred a day or two before Rays death that
there was trouble. He was sick at his
room. and on sending for him saturday he
killed himself. The bank will lose moth
ing, as Rays bondsmen are amply able TO
unN the lnss
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Tho Arknnsns Trnin.RObberN
ONLY FOUR ROBBERS INSTEAD or FORrI-ONl
OF THEM CAPTURED.

ONLY FOL x kbbblh~ lNNl fAD VT i'hA N-Nif
or THEM Captured.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March Only four
men were engaged in the attempted train
robbery Wednesday not forty, as tele-
graphed. The forty was Il Geographic
error.
VAS BCREN, ARR, March 9.-One OF the
four men who attempted TO rob the west
bound train ON the Little Rock and Fort
smith railroad near here on Wednesday
night has been captured. He was wounded
i'm the face and arm, and being unable TO
keep up with his companions took refuge
in 4 farmhouse, where DE Yas traced by
the officers. lie l. now in jail here. At
first lynching was Threatened, bnt the town
was quiet last night. Conductor Cain died
Of his wounds yesterday morning. Brake
man Lester, It is said, cannot recover.
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Disasters TO English Fishermen.

LoNpoN. March .9.-Owing to heavy
gale the tide in the Clyde i remarkably
low. The steamers Deyoria, Circassia.
Manitoban. aud several others. were at one
time aground. The Hull fishing fleet has
suffered seriously Ly the gale. Eighty ycs-
sci, OF the fleet have arrived there in
damaged condition. Twelve Of them lost
members OF their crews. Three vessels
foundcrcd-onc OF them with all hands.
similar accounts have been received from
thp Yarmouth fishing tleet.
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Father Gleason aud yIary DonneIiy.

ST. Louis. March 9.-The case ~ Father
Gleason, q Catholic priest, against Mrs.
Mary Donnelly for criminal libc', in cbarg-
ing that he was the father OF child by
May Proctor. formerly his houSekeeper,
which has been in court here for three
months. and has attracted great deal Of
attention, terminated last night, The jury
bringing i'm a verdict OF not guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10

PARIS, March 9.-The Government, IN
the case II Frank Byrne. who was released
from custody ls>t night, held that The new
charge brought by the British Government
against Byrne conspiracy IN inc
attempted aurder Of Juror Fields ana
Judge Lawson, amounted merely TO miro,
ducing arass into Ireland. They claimed
that even il the arms were intended ior
the purposes OF murder the offence was u
pOlitieal one.
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wiggins.s storm Did Not Come.

WAsuINGToN, March 9.-Reports from
the Signal Office on the first day Of Wig
olus's storm say that within the limits OF
the stations OF observation Of the Signal
Service there are no indications Of the de-
yelopment Of any great storm energy. The
storm also failed to nut in an appearance ut
Montreal, Ottawa, Halifax, and Toronto.
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|TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Death of Bishop CuinInn, of Mobile-A Ser
want Girls Murderons Assault Upon Her
niistress-A Bank Officers Suicide Caused
by Shortage in Ills Acconnts-Two Slnr-
derers Hanged la New York ard One In
holders Determined 10 Vindicate Their
Rights I'm the Matter of virginia Bonds
Steamer Foundered and Sixty-nye Lives
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Killed with ChIorororni.

Especial telegram % the Disnatcl.l
NoEr0tK, VA, March "A sad accident
happened in Portsmouth this afternoon.
DR.. L. NJ. Watts. leading physician, adj
mini>tcrcd an ounce and half OF chloro-
form to his wife, Mrs. Laura II. Watts. to
have her teeth extracted, and within twenty
minutes she expired.
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Number Ous.~ Agnia.

L0xps.S. March 9. The Press Assoeia-
ton ssys she Government Yesterday malled
10 France, and will saortly maui To Aineri-
ca. dispositions relatIog to the man known
a. NO. y and other persons whose
names were revealed al private inquiry
La Dnhlin.
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Death Of "a Catholic BishOp.

NEW ORLEANS. March Bright Rev.
John .Quinlan, Catholic Bishop OF Mobile
since 1859. died this morning at the pas
toral residence attached 10 1t. Thcresa's
church. i'm this city. lie had been sick for
two months. The funeral will take place
THURSDAY morning from Mobile Cathedral.
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business Failures.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The business fall
ures Of the past week number 2j2, against
272 last week. They alc distributed a. TO-
lows: New England States, 81; Middle
States. 40: Western, 81; Southern, 81;
Pacific Coast and Territories, IL; Canada
md Provinces, y; New York city and
BROOKLYN, 10.
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Arrested for Collecting ExOrbitant
Pension Fees.

PHILADELPHIA. March 9.-David Rank,
OF fremont, schuylkill county, was arrest
ed tO-dly for accepting An Illegal Zee for
;he collection Of a pension. He was in
strumental in obtaining pension OF about
$500. and il is alleged took 500 for the
snrXice
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Killed in Kansas.

PETERSBURG, VA, Marcn 9.-RObert '.
Dodd. formerly prominent citizen Of this
aMce. and an extensive caitlc-dealorat Hun
newell. Kansas. was shot and killed at that
place last evening during a difficulty with
an unknown man. The deceased was
gallant confederate soldier.
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Female Socialists on Trial.

vienna, March 30! the tWenly-nihe
Socialist, on trial here, charged with high
treason and completely in murder, two are
women. one OF them Is the wife OF man
named IIotz. who dccamped 20 America
with Il part Of the plunder derived from
the robbery OF Herr Merstlllinger.
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Instructive Fire.

New YORK, March 9.-Late last night II
fire DESTROYED four-story brick building
used IS a candle factory by II. G.. Mitchell
q Co.. 324 and 32G Front street. Loss,
$50, coo. Il. Cosgroye, cooperage, SOS and
$50, were damaged $4,000.
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AnothcrOccan Disaster.

LoNpON, March a.-The steamer Navarro,
bound from Copenhagen to Lcith, founder
ed during the gale of yesterday. There
were eighty-onc persons. mostly emlgrints,
on board. Only sixteen were saved.
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nuIIiaa for New York.

LoxpoN, March o. Bullion TO the smouh'
of 100000 Was bought Yesterday Ior eA,
port to New York. IL VIII De iofwarucu
by SATURDAYS steamer. The purchase w''
made in advance in order to guard agapsl
the possibility Of Il rise in the price OF sOlc
eagles At the Bank OF England to-day.
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GrushesitO Death.

JERSEY CITY. y. j., March 9.-George
Eckhorn, a brakeman, Of Palisade avenue.
was crushed TO death between two cars on
the Pennsylvania railroad last night.
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Protest Against "a MiIIiOnaire's Will.

PmmADEIPHA. March 9.-AddlllOnaI
caveats were filed to-day in the Registcr-of-
Wits Office against the admission TO pro-
bate Of the VIII Of the late Henry seybcr,
who let 1920. 600 Tor charitabIc PURPOSES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
Negro Hanged i'm Alabama.

CLAYTON, ALA, March 9.-Boh Cochran
(colortd), convicted at the special term Of
the Circuit Court in this (Barbour) county
in February for the murder Of VI. l.. Drew
near this place. was hanged here to-day.
The hanging was witnessed only by Off
cials and representatives OF the press.
Having eaten heartily and taken a drink Of
whiskey, he lii a cigar, and, surrounded
10y the guard. took his seat on his coffin,
and was driven TO the gallows. He con-
feSsed his guilt in Il firm voice. and be-
sought the negroes to regard the whites a.
their best friends, etc. The trap was
sprung at l:20. and the culprit was dead in
fifteen minutes. His body was turned OYER
to the parties to whom the condemned man
had sold il.
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rscspc Of Patrick Egan from Dublin.

DUBLIN. March Patrick Esan GUIDED
the VIGILANCE Of the police by shammlng
'ic.ness DIR. Kenny maintained the de-
ean,lon by visiting Egan. who, 1t Is be-
ieyed. LEFT the city disguised N priest.
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Kentucky Republican Convention
Called.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 9.-Tae Repub-
Iican state Central Committee haye called q
State Convention TO meet In Lexington
May 23d,
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Daxger-Ixnives Found.

DUBLIN, March 9.--Eight dagger-kni'es
have been found in the Ringsend pas'h'