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had not the powert to forgive sins unless the

had not the power to forgive sins unless the
sinner feels sorrow for what he has done.
The six-day-walk which ended on the
18th at Baltimore was won by Hart, the
colored pedestrian, he making AT miles,
Panchot being second with 4O6.
Four new cases Of yellow-fever and three
deaths occurred at the Pensacola (Fla.)
navy-yard on the 18th.
A BAND of men lynched Henry Mosher
at Cheyenne, Wy. T., few days ago for
the murder of a companion.
In nearly every portion of Gregg County,
Tex, great excitement prevailed on the
18th, due to supposed contemplated raid
by negroes upon the whites. The white
farmers had placed their wives and chill
dren in gin-houses and were holding guard
over them. 1t was thought the trouble
arose from threats and speeches of a few
colored persons of bad repute. whose course
was not sanctioned by the mass of the ne
groes.
THE house of Washington O'Dell, near
Ridgeway, Va, was entered on the even
ing of the 18th by three masked men, who
killed him, and took away 81 900.
FIVE cowboys have been killed in Da-
kota Territory within the past few days
for assaults upon peaceable citizens.
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LATER.

In August 3,324,711 tons of anthra-
cite coal were carried to market.
A BOX of dynamite was recently dis
covered in one of the Sultan's palaces.
KING COFFEE KALCALLI of Ashantcc
was recently defeated in n great battle.
CONSTRUCTION contracts for the
Florida ship canal are to be let immedi.
ately.
EXTENSIVE preparations are making
for the reception of the American Bishops
at Rome.
The New Jersey Republicans have
nominated Judge Jonathan Dixon for Gov
ernor.
IT seems improbable that any attempt
fore next year.
with Jules Ferry, President Of the French
Cabinet, on the 18th.
ABRAHAM WACH and Edward Wal
lace, fancy goods dealers, New York. failed
on the 18th for over 100000.
President ARTHUR received the Cor
can Embassy on the 18TH at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, New York.
KAvANAGH and the other Phoenix
Park informers have been shipped back
from Australia to Europe.
MCDERMOTT, the Irish american
charged with completely in the Liverpool
dynamite plots, has been discharged.
HENRY L. PIERCE declines to be
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Governor of Massachusetts,.
MosHER, tho man who murdered
a teamster near Cheyenne a few days ago,
was lynched on the 18th.
A sCAFFOLD gave way with five men
at work on a barn belonging to August Bel
mont, at Babylon, L. l., on the 18th. Two
were fatally injured.
GOVERNOR PATTIsON has vetoed the
concurrent resolution of the Pennsylvania
Legislature stopping the pay of members
after September 10.
REV. JAMES KEALO, of Newark, N.
J., stabbed his wife, cut his own throat and
Jumped out of a fourth-story window on
the 18th Both were still living.
CAPT. HARNA and two seamen of the
foundered barge Oakland were picked up
on Lake Erie on the 18th, having been in
the water more than twenty-four hours.
INFORMATION from Guaymas, Mexico,
is to the effect that they have fever there
every year, but this season the physicians
said it was yellow fever, and the people,
becoming scared, lay down and died like
sheep, so that there is no longer any
business doing, except il coffins.
THE wife of Prince Bismarck was re-
ported seriously i'll at Gastien on the 18th.
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ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
MORE VICTIMS OF JUDGE LYNCH.

Hish-handed Proceedings of Mob in Vel
County.-Dr. Flood and John Coker,
Charged with Harboring Outlaws, takei
from tho Jail and Hanged to a Bridge.
DANvILLE. ARK, Sept. 10.
Sonb time since the Daniels brothers,
Rial Blocker and one or two others took
possession of bit of country at the corner
of Garland, Yell and NJ Montgomery Counties,
robbing and killing and defying the author
ities The sheriff of each of these three
counties raised posse, consolidated them
and went on the war-path, and they were
ambushed and one or two of their members
killed. The Daniels brothers escaped and
have not vet been captured. Blocker, who
was not with his confederates when the
pcsse was ambushed, surrendered. DIR.
Flood. who harbored the desperadoes, and
John Coker, also charged with the same
offense and being in the ambush, were
arrested and taken to the Jail at Danvllle,
the county seat of Yell County. This all
took place several weeks since, and with
Blocker these mon have been quietly con-
fined at Danville until they were taken in
charge by Judge Lynch on Saturday morn
ing. The following are the particulars OF
the outrage: The mob consisted OF
about fifteen men all of whom
came mounted and masked. They
the suburbs, and then marched straight to
the Jail. Two young men named Carter,
not related to the Carter who was one of
The victims in the ambush, were on guard,
and were ordered to open up the jail. They
refused, and the mob broke in the doors
with crowbars and axes. The guards had no
KEYS to the cells, and the lynchers knocked
off the fastenings with axes. Blocker, the
partner of the Daniels brothers, was pray
ing for his life when the mob broke jn
They asked him his name, and when he
replied it was Blocker, they told him to
''dry up your blubbering, we don't want
you, for the law will break your neck soon
enough. We want the Others" They then
dragged DIR. Flood and Coker from the jail,
refusing to take Blocker. Coker fought
desperately, and prayed them not to hang
him, but to shoot him. They refused and
told him that he would hang. He yelled
loudly several times for help. Flood main
tanned a sullen silence and had little or
nothing to say one way or the other. The
lynching party conducted the two men to
the iron bridge across the Petit Jean and
dropped them both off at tho center span
cross beam. The remains were cut down
Sunday evening and the Coroner is now
investigating the matter. The identity OF
the lynchers is as yet unknown.
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Foreign Intelligence.

BY recent collision in the English
Channel a Norwegian craft sank and
twelve persons perished.
II was claimed by the Paris police on
the 18th that they had frustrated plot to
assassinate King Alfonso on his return to
the French capital going homeward.
THE Queen Victoria, side-whee steam.
er, was burned near Chatham, Ont, early
the other morning, the crew barely escap-
ing with their lives.
MAYOR BOSWELL, on behalf Of the citi.
zens of Toronto, Can, presented a farewell
address to Governor-General Lorne, in the
Queens Park on the 18th, i'll the presence
of about 5000 citizens.
AT the recent session of the United Meth.
odist Conference, at Belleville, Ont, it was
decided to call the new organization I" The
Methodist Church."
AT the entrance to Smiths Sound, July
23, the steamer Proteus, in command of
Lieutenant Darlington, which sailed to the
Arctic regions in search of the Greedy
ploratiOn expedition, was crushed in the
ice. The party made their way to the re-
lief steamship Yantic and arrived at st.
Johns, Newfoundland, on the 18th.
RETURNS made to Parliament on the
18th showed that the total number of fam-
lies evicted throughout Ireland for the
quarter ended June 30 was 1,41, these
comprising 6,159 persons.
ADvIcEs of the 18th from Hong Kong
give details of battle between the French
forces and the Black Flags, in Tonquin.
The former killed five hundred of their
foes and took thirty prisoners, who were
beheaded at once.
WHILE Mrs. Giroux, of East Templeton
Ont, went to milk her COW a few days ago
she locked her two children in the house,
and when she returned found the building
in flames. The little ones were burned tc
ashes.
A FIRE the other day destroyed Cortachy
Castle, near Forfar, Scotland, which was
owned by the Earl of Airlie. Loss, $780,
600.
In the district of laramie, Italy, disas-
trous floods were prevailing on the 10th,
and many lives had been lost.
THE Exchange Bank of Montreal sus-
pended on the 18th, with liabilities of about
s., 100000.
In the Mexican towns of Mazatln, Her
mosillo and Guaymas, the yellow fever
was spreading rapidly On the 18th, and the
people were fleeing from their homes. lg-
norant Indians were burying the living with
the dead, mistaking the comatose condi-
ton of some of the victims for death itself,
and not pausing for any very careful ex-
animation.
NEAR Sable Island, n. S., the bark Bri-
tannia was wrecked few days ago, and
twelve persons were drowned, including
the wife and three children of the Captain.
In the agricultural districts of England,
the foot-and- mouth disease was still
spreading to an alarming extent on the
18th.
THERE was only one death from cholera
in Cairo, Egypt, on the 18th, and in other
sections of the country the scourge had
also become nearly extinct.
WHEN the Parliament of the Netherlands
was opened on the 18th the King asked for
charitable efforts in behalf of the stricken
people of Java.
Two MEN were hanged at Alexandria,
Egypt, on the 18th for participating in the
massacre after the evacuation by Arab
Pa
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The East

OK the 14th Frank Adleman, book-kee p
er, and John Stapean, ex-collector for the
Genesee Brewing Company. of Rochester,
n. Y, were arrested for embezzling $50 900
of the company's money.
THREATS were made by some miners
who were recently discharged at Hazel
ton, Pa, to destroy the property of the
company, and they fought the constabu-
larry, who were engaged to protect the prop
erty, with pistols. A woman and girl were
killed and several officers and miners were
injured.
VERMONT advices of the 14th say that a
rain-storm and frost had ruined q large
portion of the hop crop.
BUSINESS throughout the country on the
18th, according to Dun's Commercial
Agency, was generally satisfactory, and
the fall trade quietly progressing,
with a large volume of sales in most all
staples.
AT Millville, Pa, William Runyan and
his wife. aged twenty-five and twenty, re-
spectively, were found in bed at their resi-
dence on the 14th, with their throats cut
from ear to ear. They had been dead
about a week, and it was thought that the
husband, in a fit of temporary insanity,
first killed his wife and then himself.
W. A. BoYLIN &, Co.'S hat works, Charles
f. Everett's novelty straw hat factory and
two rear frame buildings were consumed
by fire at Brooklyn, n. V, few days ago,
involving loss of S135,OOO.
To BEAT the record of 2:14, and for apurse
of 5000, Jay-Eye-See, at Narragansett
Park, Providence, R. L., on the 18th trot-
tel a mile in 2:10a4, which is only one-half
a second less than the record of Maud S.
At Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Conn,
Rockafeller's team, Cleora and 1ndepen-
dence, trotted mile in 2:11.
HUGH j. HASTINGS funeral took place
in New York the 10Th. President
Arthur, Jay Gould and Roscoe Conkling
were among the pall-bearers.
NEAR Erie, Pa, George Irwin and his
two sons, farmers, were seized with con-
vulsions few days ago and died in few
hours. They were supposed to have been
poisoned by an old suitor for Mrs. Irwin's
hand.
BY the capsizing of boat in the river at
Portsmouth, n. H., few nights ago Frank
Foster, aged twenty-one, and Charles
Pray, aged twenty four, were drowned.
A FAMILY of seven, Richard Brown, wife
and five children, of Pittsburgh, Pa, We're
poisoned on the 18th by eating canned
rn-beef Their twelve-year-old boy had
died, and the other members of the family
were seriously ill.
AMONG the cattle in Delaware, Chester
and York Counties, Pa, pleuro- pneumonia
appeared on the 10Th.
On the 10Th Prof. Swift, of Rochester, n.
V, reported having discovered comet IN
the constellation of Draco.
THE death of Junius Brutus Booth, the
veteran actor and manager, occurred at
his home in Manche eSter. Mass, on the
18th. He was born in Charlestown, >. C.,
in 1921, and made his debut on the stage In
1884, at Pitts sburgh, Pa.
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From Washington.

THE exports of petroleum and petroleum
products during the seven months ehaeo
July 81 were valued at S26,6SS,3io, against
So7.2I,II6 the same time in 1882.
THE Treasury Department. on the latb
purchased .96, 900 ounces of fine silver for
tie min;s at Philadelphia, New Orleans
an San Francisco.
Ok the 18th the total paper circulation
outstanding was 1881, 157, ,O69; total coin
circulation, S743, ,347 ,573; grand total, ST.
075. .10i. .642.
IT was stated on the 18th at the Money
Order Office, upon the basis OF returns loi
one week from one hundred smaller money
order offices, that forty-two per cent. OF
tee money transmitted by the money-order
service was in postal notes.
THE retirement of General ID. >. Hun''
commanding the Department of the SOUTH
:: ,,o,,ncad ON account of his reaching
sixty-four years of age.
At the White House on the 14th paper
was fled asking the President to protect
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Kenda|I's SPAWN Cure.

West EnOsburgh VT, Feb. 18th, 1881.
DIR. b. J. KENDALL Co. Gcnts:-Several
months ago ! injured my knee joint which
caused an enlargement to grow the size of II
large walnut, and caused me very severe pain
all the time for four or five weeks, when l be-
gan to use kendall's SPAWN Cure with the most
satisfactory results 1t has completely re-
moved the enlargement and stopped the lame
ness and pain. l have long known it to be cx-
ccllcnt for horses, but now know it to be the
best linimcnt for human flesh that | am ac-
ouainted with. Yours truly,
Il. p. LAWRENCE.
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West and South.

| DENVER on the 18th celebrated the
! twenty fifth anniversary of the finding of
gold in Colorado.
In mine at Butte, NJ. T., three miners
fell a distance of three hundred feet few
mornings ago, and were dashed to pieces.
THE Kansas City police on the 18th forced
all the gambling rooms to close.
THE failure of Jones & Co, leading cotton
brokers of New Orleans, with agencies
throughout the South, announced on
the 14th.
AN incendiary fire destroyed the town
of j Jacksonville, Ala, the other morning,
causing loss of SJ0, 900.
THE noted evangelist, Dwight l.. Moody,
arrived in Chicago on the 14th.
THE execution of Barbara Miller (col-
ored). who crushed her husbands head
with an ak while he lay asleep, and with
the aid of her paramour placed the body
on a railroad track, where it was mangled
by several trains, took place on the l4th
in the jail-yard at Richmond, Va. Her ac-
compiice, c. H. Lee, was executed on the
Sd of August.
Lancaster, O., Clutch" Shannon was
one of party of young men who climbed
a bluff above colored camp-meeting on
the 10Th and Knocked the proceedings. He
lost his balance, fell three hundred feet,
1T was decided by Judge Edgarton on
the 18th, at Yankton, that the Dakota Cap
ital Commission, which located the capital
at Bismarck, was not a legal organization.
notwithstanding the decision, the people
of Bismarck had one hundred men at work
on the State house, using electric lights at
night.
Four new cases of yellow fever de-
yeloped at the Pensacola (Fla.) Navy Yard
during the twentyfour hours ended on the
10Th. No deaths occurred.
A coLoRED clergyman named John
BueIer, of Wyandotte, Kan, suddenly
stopped in his sermon on the 10th and
placed his face on the open Bible. AFTER
some minutes had elapsed deacon went
to the pulpit and found the clergyman
dead.
THE peanut crop in Virginia has, it is
said, been destroyed by drought, entalllng
a loss of 5000, 900. In some sections enough
would not be raised for seed next year.
AFEw days ago JudgelMayo, of West
moreland County, Va, shot himself dead
while on board the steamer Virginia, near
Fortress Monroe. Political disagreements
with his sons led to the rash act
THE works of the Pittsburgh Hoop and
Barrel Company, at Delphos, o., were
burned a few nights ago, and BENJAMIN
Keefe, the night watchman, perished In the
flames. Loss, 500, 600.
AT Laurel, Ind, over one hundred cltl-
zens on the 18th took two Mormon elders'
who had been preaching at that place. TO
the woods at midnight. coated them with
tar and feathers, and threatened them with
lvnching il they did not leave at once.
BISHOP RYAN advanced the doctrine at
Baltimore on the 10th that Catholic priests
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KENDiLL'S SPAWN cure
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.
Hutchinson's Ranch, IL miles north of Denver
Colorado.

Colorado.
Mar. 5th. 1883.
DR. b. J. KENDALL & Co, Gents:-For the
past three years have used kendall'S SPAWN
Cure. In every case of SPAWN, of which |
have treated five, it has killed them all, and
entirely removed three. In case of splint
find it has equal, one case / had was OF
three years standing and the spawn cure re,
moved it entirely. had a cow get spawned
and it entirely cured her. One year ago two
hundred pound block of ice fell out of a
wagon striking my foot on instep and toes; it
would be impossible to mash foot worse
without breaking any bones. 1 was taken
home and carried into the house. i do not
think amputation of the leg would cause any
more pain. / went for kendalls SPAWN Cure,
it was all used, and in six days could walk
around. About three weeks ago my team ran
away, threw me out of the wagon, the hind
wheel struck my knee. After applying sew
eral highly recommended linimcnts without
obtaining any relief, l went for kendalls S
SPAWN Cure. My leg was drawn up and my
knee swollen badly. In three days was able
to walk to the barn. could go into details
more fully, and make this a very long letter,
but will not weary you.
am very respectfully yours,
OSCAR +. HUTCHINSON.
P. o. Lock Box, 1852, Denver City, Col.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure in its effects, mild in its action. as it
does not blister, yet it is penetrating and
powerful to reach every dccp-seatcd pain or
to remove any bony growth or other enlarge
ments, such as spavinS, SplintS. curhS. callous
sprains. swcllngs and any lamcncSS and all
enlargemCntS of the joints or limbs, or for
rheumatism i'll man, and for any purpose for
which n linimcnt is used for man or beast
1t is now known to be the best liniment for
man ever used, acting mild, and yet certain
its effects
Send address for Illustrated Circular which
we think gives positive proof of it's vir-
tues No remedy has ever met with such
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beast well 5
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So. All
Druggists have it, or can get ii for you, or it
will he sent to any address on receipt of price
by the proprictors, DIR. B. j. KENDALL Il
CO., Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
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