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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-13
How an Arizona Miner Was SwindIcd.

10y t'ltr fdph 10 INC DiHpdlcH'l
NEW YORK, October r." Mike"
Cleary, Thomas alias "Shang" Draper,
and William Bennett were prisoners in Il
police court to-day, charged with false pre-
fences. Thomas Hughes, mine-owner OF
Arizona, alleged that the prisoners swim
died him out Of $4,000 by pretending that
they had arranged a prize-ight between
John l.. Sullivan and "Jem" Mace, TO
take place this month for $4,000 side.
Hughes bet $4,000 on Sullivan, and de-
posted half the money. He afterwards
learned from Sullivan that no such fight
was to take place, and going TO Draper,
demanded his money. This was refused
on the ground that he had forfeited it be-
cause he had failed TO make the final de-
post OF $1,000. Hughes then had the
three men arrested. The accused were
held in ball for examination.
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Couri-MartiaI Sentences Approved
and DisapprOyeG.
fBy telegi aph to he Dispa'ch.l

IBy Telegraph 10 he DlSlatch.I
WASHINGTON, October l2.-The PreSi-
dent Today approved the sentence OF dis
missal in the case Of Lieutenant-Colonel
Guido Ilges, Eighteenth infantry, who was
tried by cOurt-martial on the charge OF
having duplicated his pay accounts.
Tie President also approved the SEN
tence OF dismissal in the case OF Captain
Edward b. Hubbard. OF the QuTtermas-
ter Department, who was tried on the
charge of drunkenness.
He disapproyed the sentence OF dismiss
al i'm the case OF First Lieutenant James
f. Simpson, Third cavalry. who was tried
on the charge Of conduct unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman.
He also disapproved the sentence OF dis
missal i'm the case OF Commander Frederick
Il. smith, United States navy. who was
tried on charges OF duplicating his pay
accounts.
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''0 NEW YORK COTTON rUTtREs

NEW YORK. OCTOBER II. -tOffOn-NtI ftttinI+'
none gross. j,l24 bales. Futures closed steady
s.,les, 1890 bales: October, slO.57@- 1902;
November, sl0.63@si0.64 Decemher, slO.I5
sll.O9dsll.O4. March, al l6etelll7; Apitl
sll.276sll.2s: Nav, II l.3sGtl l.Sv June'
sll.49Gsl LOO; july, sll.57@sl LOU August
Sll,6THyl go.
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WHAT IT DID FOR An OLD LADY.

CosHoCTON STATION. v v, Dec. -. ISIS.
Genilemon.-A numhrr ~ people had been using
your Bitters here. and with marked effect \ iidv
Of over seventy years had been sick Tor TIE past
ten years; she had not been able o. ie around.
six months ago she was heipitSs. Her old rDInc-
dies or physicians being Of 30 avail, sent fplty-
i've miles and got a bottle of Hop Buffers. II had
such an effect on her that She was able L. d,s lcr-
self and walk about the house. After taking two
bottles more she was able to take care OF Ter own
room aud walk out tO her ucighbor',. AMI ha. iiu-
proved al he time since. Ny wife and children
also have derived great benefit from their u'e.
". Il. HATHAWAY.
Agent United States Express Company
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HONEST OLD I'M.

GoRuAM. y. H.. July Il. 1879.
Gcntlomon.-M hoover You are don't know; but
flank the Lord. and feel gr" tcfl 10 you II tu.w
that IA this world Of adultcrated medicines there
is enc compound that prove nd does all u aG'er-
tis,s To do, and more. t0ur years ago h.t 4
slight shock of palsy. which unneryed me % such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me -hake ike the ague. Last May was induced
10 try Hop Bltfers used one bottle. but dii not
see any change; another did 50 change my nerves
that they are now As steady as they ever were. u
used To take both hands To Wi e, but now my good
right hand writes THIS. Now, " you coniinue Ia
n honest and good an article So You
do, You will accumulate an honest fortune. aud
confer the greatest blessing on your IeiloW-iAeh
that was ever conferred On mankind.
TIN BURCu.
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storm Moving Up the Coast.
IBv telegraph TO the Dlspatch.J

WASHINGTON, October 12.-The follow
ing statement has been furnished by the
signal officer in response to inquiries with
regard to the storm said to be moving up
the Atlantic coast:
"There are indications that storm is
moving slowly northward of the South
Atlantic coast. and vessels sailing south
towards Cape IIatteras would probably en-
counter dangerous gales on saturday and
Sunday. This storm may, however, move
northeast from Hatteras, and not be felt at
northern stations. The reports are not
sufficient to warrant positive prediction OF
n cyclone, but the indications look in that
direction"
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e,,prpIoR. WIs J,nu,i-v. 1eqO.

"
heard I'm my neighbOrhoOd that your Hop blt
tiers wa. doing such great deal of good among The
sick and afflicted with most every Kind Of disease.
and as | had been troubled for fiftocn year, with
neuralgia and all kinds Of rheumatic complaints
and kidney trouble. took one bottle according Ia
directions. 10 at once lid me great de.i of good,
aud used four bottles more. | am an old man,
but am now as well A. can wish. There are seven
or eight families I'm our place u.ing Hop Btiters
for Their family medicine. aud are eel sati lied
with It they viii use no other. Onc ladN Dor, has
been b,drdIen for years. Is wfll and doing her
work from the use Of three bottles.
LEONARD WuIrBECK.
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An English SwindIer Arrested.
CBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

10y ItICgTdIITI ~ IIIV I7I5I'
SAN FRANCISCO, October &c. j. Dew
ev, the Englishman who came to Montreal
from Liverpool and obtained $4,000 from
Maleon's Bank and large sums from bank
Ing houses in Boston and other places, was
arrested here yesterday on the steamer
Coptic just as that vessel had started for
Hong Kong. 1t is believed here that the
man arrested at San Antonio, Texas, is his
brother, who was trying to throw the de-
tectives off the track. on purchasing his
steamer ticket Dewey gave the name Of
IIalDert.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMONn UctOECr II, 1855.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, 800 bushels. Red 2'ss2 bush
els.
CoEN.-White, 1910 bushels. Mixed. 400 BUSH
els
OATS-2.l3S bushes.
RYE.-S2 bushels
ORCUARD-GRAsS SEED.-2l bushels.
SALES REPORTED 80 >fCRtTAhY.
WUFAT.-Whiie 1874 bushels fair 10 prime at
slIOtOsl.l5. Red. Z6S bushels CONNIE n % very
good Longberry az sl.n5 T. SLIP: 40 bushels
mixed ut el.l2; $40 bushels common to prime
Shortbcrry n 9Oc. to sl.lO.
CoRT.-White. $50 bushels good To prime at 70
To 6jc.
OATS.-l12 bushels prime winter az fSc.
RYE-2s bushels very good 10 csc.
ORCuARD-GRASs cEED-2l buslel, on private
terms.
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VOICE PROM f6E PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public hss ever
met with the success accorded 10 Hop Blttess. IL
stands to-day the best-known curative article W
the world. Its marvellous rcnown Is no, doe 10
the advertising II has received. IL Is famous by
reason of Its inherent virtues II does all that "a
claimed for II. II Is the most powerful, speedy,
and effective agent known for the building up Of
deDilitated systems aud general family medicine
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A Stock.Dealer's Failure.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, October 12.-Alexander Mann,
who has been an eXtensTe st0ck-dealer at
Paris, ILL.,, is reported to have conveyed all
his property, including 100000 worth OF
land and $4,000 Of bank stock, to meet in
debtedness incurred by speculation. 1t is
said that he is still heavily involved.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
fowLER's sPEEcn-IT DIsGusTs TIE WHITE
MEN or BOTH PARTIES.

fowLERs sPEEcH-IT DIsGusTs TIE WHITE
MEN or BOTH PARTIES,
tCorrespondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER II, 1889.
|. c. Fowler (CoalitionisD spoke here
last night to mixed crowd OF Republicans
and Democrats. He made no attempt at
argument, and his Grafton was a plain in
tent to array one class against the other.
His fulsome euIogies Of the colored bro
Their and attempted depreciation OF the
white man and white women excited 1be
intcnsest disgust even among his own
party. Said a prominent Readiuster to
this correspondent. "Why. sir, 1t was the
- speech ever heard. A few speeches
like that would Kin any party on the face
OF the earth" The white men OF the party
seemed ashamed Of him and the Democrats
were thoroughly outraged.
II Is announced that Colonel II. +. Pey-
ton will not speak here tonight, as adver-
tised. QUIP.
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Narrow Escape from Disaster.

BY telegraph % the Dispatch.I
JERSEY CITY, y. j., October 12.-The
Nyack, n. Y, express narrowly escaped
being wrecked at the Grove-strect crossing
this morning. A runaway team, attached
TO truck, broke through the gates as the
train approached the crossing, aud the lo-
connective struck the truck, throwing il and
the team some distance. one horse was
killed and the locomotive was slightly
damaged. The passengers on the train
were considerably shaken up.
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xor6oIIk.s budget.

SHOT IN AN ARRAY AND KrLLED-A LITTLE
Girl. CRUSHED TO DEATH By A srREET-cAR.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October l2.-This morn
ing Young man named Jefferson Macon,
in an.affray with negro at Macon's depot.
on the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad, was
stabbed in the back. and almost instantly
killed.
A little girl OF Joseph Bell ran under
the street-cars on Church street, in this
city, this morning, and was instantly killed,
the wheels crushing her skull.
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Virginia's Claim Against tho Govern.
ment.
[By telegraph TO the Dispateh.l

BY telegraph 20 The DIspaIch.I
WASHINGTON, October FIN reply to
an inquiry to-day respecting the claim Of
Virginia against the Government Tor mo-
news alleged to be due the State under the
deposit act. Secretary Folger said: al
have not made any reply to the application,
as the Virginia people have never appeared
before me. Their claim is embodied in an
elaborately-written argument, and have
not vet felt it incumbent upon me to an
styer Them -
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Raciug I'm England.

LONDON, October 12.-At New Market
to-day the third weller handicap race was
won bv Keel-Row by a length; p. Loril-
lard's Massasoit was second and Nautilus
third. There were nine starters. The bet
ting at the start was 4 to | against Keel
Row. 10 to against Massasoit, and 10 to l
against Nautilus.
The races for the Pendergast stakes, for
three-year-olds, was won by Sandiway (;
Talisman second, and Beachamp third.
There were seven starters, including p.
Lorillard's bay colt Choctaw. The last
betting was to against sandiway, 10 to
/ against Talsman, and to l against
Beachamp.
The sixth heat-challenge stakes, for
two-year-olds and upwards-was won by
Lord Falmouth's two-year-old Busybody
by neck. Mr.. W. Gilbert's four-year-old
Despair was second, and Mr.. Lefevre's
five year-old Tristan third. There were
six starters. The betting at the start was
TO 4 against Busybody, 4 to against De-
spair. and to 4 against Tristan.
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Stolen Evidence.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
ST.. LOUIS, October 1.-THE circuit at
torpey's office was entered last night and
the shorthand notes OF the testimony
taken before the last grand Jury concern
ing the gambling ring were stolen; also,
notes on other cases.
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ANNA MARIA KRIpEn. WIFE OF TOXINS K.

tHAMBERSErRG,J July %. l. 70.
This j. 10 let the people know that ], anna Iarla
Kridcr, WIFE Of Tobias hridcr, am now PAT scN-
cnry-four years Of age. My health has bon very
bad for many years past. | was troubled VIM
weakness bad cough. dyspepsia great dchiiity, nnt
constipation OF the bowels. | was ~ miserable /
could eat nothing. heard Of Hop Bilicfs anf vas
rosolyc1 to try them. have only used three i@t-
Ties. aud feel wonderful good, well, AMI strong
again. My bowels arc regular. my appetite s"nd'
and cough gone. thuk II my duty tu let ilie !co-
Die know how bad was and what Tie medicine
he's done for me, so they can cure themselves
with 10.
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WINSTON. FoRsYrnF COUNTY. Nc,

Gentlemen,-I desire 10 express 81 you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop B,ttcrs ! WAS Troubled
with dyspepsia for five years previous 20 COM
mencing the use OF your Hop Bitters some xix
months ago. NV cure has been wonderful. ! am
pastor of the First Methodist church Of this place.
and my whole congregation can testify u the
great virtue Of your bitters.
Very respectfully, Rev III. FEEEBEE.
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EvANsvmLE. WIS, June "a. 1882


Geniiemen.-No medicine has had one hali The
safe here and given such universal satisfaction as
your Hop BItlers have. We take pleasure m Ak
ing for their welfare a. every one who tiios them
IL woll satisfied with their results several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are "a number ot earnest workers ia The
Hop BtterS cause. one person gained cleYca
pounds IRON taking only few bottles.
SMuTU& los
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A Weeks Business Failures.

nv telegraph % Tue Dlspaleh.I
New YORK, October 12.-The failures in
the United States and Canada reported to
New York during the seven days number
1877. as compared with 1S3 last week.
There is some increase in the southern
SfataG
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RAyCIry. MrcIL, February Z. 1880

Hop Filters Conn ~: think II nay duty 10
send YOU a recommend for the benefit ~ ani per-
son wishing to know whether Hop Bitters arr .ooi
or not. know they are good for general DEBILITY
and Indigestion; strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. Recommend my patients ID
| usc them DIR. A. PLAT,
! TreaiCr Of Chronic Diseases.
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travelled all over Europe and other forr',,l
countries AT cost Of thousand, OF doiars, IN search
of health. and found 10 not. returned discoar-
aged and disheartened, and was restored 20 real
youthful health and spirits with less than two bot
Ties Of Hop Bitters. hope others may proni Dy
nv experience and stay at home.
LADY, Augusta, Nc.
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Hop Bftfers Company: Please accept our yra,e-
fnl ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the Hop Biticrs Won were
So Kind TO donate and which were such 4 benefit
10 n. We are SO buiit up with IL we feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or SHE
HOME or THE FRIENDLEs>.
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If You have a sick friend, whose life = huri'n.
Que bottle Of Hop Bitiers viii restore tat irichi
TO perfect health and happiness.
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by Telegraph.

Floar We quote: line. ,3@ss.5O. sppsrdne
ezra. S4.7Jdp4.9O. family, 40 O.
1928; Patent tsmiiv. -6V'sO
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
FOUR NOTABLE EXECUTIONS YES
TERBAY.
Ella Craft Hanged ut Grayson, KY, for Par.
ticipation I'm the Ashland Tragedy.
fBv telegraph to the Dispatch.

iDf 'N''-i"ih ~ tilt 'iNUatCusj
GRAYsoN, KY, October 12.-ElIis Craft.
one OF the murderers Of the Gibbons chill
dren at Ashland, was executed here to-
day. lie was brought here yesterday from
Lexington, where he had been confined
for the past few months. He was locked
up in strong cell and the Jail Is sur
rounded with extra guards, armed with
double-barrelled shot-guns. Craft was bar-
tized yesterday by minister OF the Chris
tan Church. The utmost precautions were
taken by the guards around the jail against
lynchers, as the feeling against the atrocious
ficnd is intense.
The execution took place at LEO p. NJ.
Crafts neck was broken by the fall. He
was cool and collected, and proclaimed his
innocence 10 the last without faltering.
He said on the scailold that the witnesses
against him had committed perjury.
Crafts crime was one OF the most fearful
that ever occurred in Kentucky. The
names Of the victims were Robert Gibbons,
aged seventeen years; Fannie Gibbons,
aged fourteen years; and Emma Thomas,
aged fourteen years.
The murder took place at Ashland on
the morning Of Saturday, December "a,
1881. On the night OF December Odd Craft
and William Neal went to the house Of
George Ellis, awakened him. and prevailed
upon him TO accompany them TO the Glib
bons house. They entered the house by n
window, and Neal and Craft attacked the
two girls. Robert, the boy, was about TO
give the alarm, when Graft struck him on
the head with an axe. killing him in
stantly. He then turned TO Fanny,
and, amid the pitcouS cries OF the
child for mercy, also killed her instantly
| by striking her on the head with the
axe. Neal then killed Emma Thomas
in the same manner. They then saturated
the girls clothing with oil and set fire TO
the house, burning it TO the ground. At
! first there was no clue TO the murderers,
and reward Of $1,000 was offered for
their capture. The father OF two OF the
victims, J. W. Gibbons, was at first sus-
pected OF the crime, he being charged with
the crime by his wife. He, however,
proved by reputable witnesses that he had
not been anywhere near the scene OF the
murder at the time the deed was COM
miftpd
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. October II. 1888
sALEs-Firsr BoARD.-6,00o Virginia new rs
at 5I1; 25 shares Richmond and Allegheny Rail
road stock at 5; 90 shares Union Bank stock al
RaL
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An Execution I'm Arkansas.
[By Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October ia spe-
cial to the Gazette from Monticello, Ark,
says Bill Johnson was hanged to-day for
the murder Of Calvin Williams three years
ago. Williams wife and Caesar Pitts,
who were sentenced for assisting in the
murder, received a respite few days ago.
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nrtrv,v WIS eon,ember ot.1esf

Gentlemcn.-I have taken not quite one botu ot
the Hop Bltters. | Was a feeble old man Of sevfn-
ty-elghi when got &C. To-day am - active and
feel as well rs Gid ~ thirty. see great many
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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NoSpoy MICH sontember 25.ls7

MONROE. MICH. September %. 1875.
Sirs.-I have been taking Hop Buffers for inh1n-
nation of The kidneys ana bladder. u has done
for me what four doctors failed to dO-curcl we.
The effect of the Bittcrs seemed Ike magtc.
". l.. CAETE2.
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ErApFoRp pa. Nav e.1ssl.

II has cured me Of several diseases. such A. Ecr-
yOusness. sickness n the stomach. monthly trou-
ties. &c. ! have not seen a sick day since took
Hon Bitters. Mrs FANNIE GRELN.
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Cruel Treatment Of Prisoners I'm Mas
saehusetts.
IBy telegraph to the Dispalch.l

BosToy. October 12.-Warden Usher, Of
the State prison, has addressed a letter to
Mr.. Robinson, Republican candidate for
Governor, denying the rumors which the
latter gave currency TO IN recent speech
that the condition OF affairs inside Of the
State prison were OF the most threatening
nature. He says that there Is no founda-
ton for such rumors, and recites at length
the improvements he has inaugurated.
Warden Usher claims that extreme cruelty
was nracticed by his predecessor, citing a
number of instances. and stating that more
than one hundred men were chained m
by their wrists from two and half to
eighty-two hours An average OF twenty
seven hours to each man.
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Execution OF n Wifc-Murdorer I'm
Ohio.

TOLEDO, ONO, October 12.-Carl Bach
was hanged at Bowling Green, Ohio, to-
day for the murder Of his wife in October,
1881, with corn-cutter. He was tried
twice and convicted each time. On the
scafiold he was cool, and responded to the
prayers by the German priest. He
charged his death to the persistent efforts
Of the District Attorney, whom he forgaye.
His neck was broken. The execution was
nrlYate.
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My wife was troullel Tor Year, With blo'ch

My wife was troubled FOR years With blp'clcs'
moth patches. ffeck les. and pinpies on ntr race
which nearly annoyed The l!fc oHi ~ her. >hf
spent many dollars on the thousand iuialiiuie ~
cures, with nothing but injurious effects LAZY
experience and had been cured with Hop Bltnr,'
induced her 10 try n. One bottle las made Ter
face as smooth. fair. and soft a. a ebilds- qua
given her such health that n seems almost mira
Gle. \ MEMBER or CANADIAN PAKLiAMEAL
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Elegant rooms; uses best materials; gentle.
quick, and thorough work; long experience. ana
prices reduced. Uses gas and chloroform In sx'
tracing teeth. SCI
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Tho Murderer OF q Wbeic Family
Hanged I'm Canada.

LORIGNAL, CANADA, October 12.-Mann,
who murdered the Cooke family, was
| hanged at s O'Clock this morning I'm the
Jail yard Of this place. Shortly before the
appointed hour the solemn procession,
headed by Sheriff Merrick and Rev. Mr.
Phillips, Mann's spiritual adviser, marched
| through the courtyard to the gallOws.
Mann preserved a calmneSs OF demeanOr rs
| he assembled the steps, and a strength OF pur-
pose and nerTe that has rarely been shown
| by criminals passing through this ordeal.
| He stepped upon the fatal trap-doOr with
| firmneSS and without ninching, and carefully
! inspected the pinioning Of his legs. lie wore
a cheerful smile, said " goodbye " 10 his at
PENDANTS, nodded to the newspaper corre-
spOndentS, and after an impressive PRAYER
had been offered by the Anglican minister,
dropped into eternity. The eXecutiOner
| did his work in quite a skilful way, and
nine and a half minutes after he had
touched the fatal spring pulsatOn OF the
murderer's heart ceased. Mann died APP
parently without a struggle, and is ere
dited with having remarked, " Ii Is only
a hop, step, and leap from sinful world
into an eternity Of love" This morning
! he joined heartily in the devotional exer-
| clscS.
About $50 O'Clock the body was cut
down and the inquest held. About fifty
persons witnessed the execution.
Naun's crime was the murder OF his
employer, Rugge w. Cook, his wife, and
son and daughter, in january last. Mann
| confessed
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BALTIMORE. October l2.-Nnginla 6's, conso.i-
dated. 40: new ln-4u's. 80: new 3's, 81. Norm
Carolina g.. old. 1867. BID to-day.
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| had been sick and miserable 50 long causing
my husband 50 much trouble and expense, no ono
knowing what allied me. | was 50 cont letcly dis-
hearieBed and discouraged that got a bottle -
Hop Bitters and used them unknown % NV fainiiy.
| soon began 20 improve and gained So last mat
my husband aud family thought IL strange anu uii-
natural, hut when told them what had heiped ne
they said Hurrah for Hop Biiiersi long NAY
they prosper, for they have made mother Wei ~"
Us happy i"E '"f"""'
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. de.

MO. | MACKEREL, SARATOGA
CHIP, EXTRA FINE BUTTLR, BuChWilEAr
and MAPLE SYRUP can be found At
MCCARTHY a HAYNES.
a. 40 627 east Broad street.