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National Republican., 1883-10-23

Court IN General 7erm--Chisf Justice Cartier, Jus
tices Hd1ner and Jdmes.-United States eN rel. $,
V. White, vs. John J, Know, comptroller of the
treasury; plea of jurisdiction filed by defendant
and demurrer filed by plaintiff. b. NJ. Keyser, re-
celver, VS.. John and Jane Hitz; argument com
unchanged.
Circuit Court--Jud0e MdoArihir-G German Amerl-
can bank VS.. Tullock; death of defendant and or
der for sum for administration. Philips VS.. Smoot
discontinued by plaintiff. Moses VS.. Backbnrn
Judgment by defendant. Truesdel VS.. Shepherd;
Nos "a, 26, %, 20 to 34lG, 35 to "A, Inclusive.
Criminal Court-Jld0e Jamts.-John IL. Campit,
assault with intent to kill; pleaded guilty and
sentenced TO pay $50, George Walker aud Henry
Clampit housekeeping arraigned and pleaded
not, guilty, John spedden, LARCENY aTraigned
pleaded guilty and sentenced to one year In peni;
tentialy, John Blackston, alias Black arIaigncd
and pleaded not guilty two cases.. John Vincent
| alias Vinson, assaultng officer arraigned ana
pleaded not guilty. Francis Cal lahan, violating
postal law aTraigned aud pleaded not guilty. John
| and nleaded not guilty. @. u. Flinders aud George
w. McEltreSh, receiyingstolen property arraigned
and pleaded hot guilty Assignment unchanged.
Equity Court-JtId0e C0r.-In re petition OF Viz
| ginia S. Riley, guardian; club directed 10 hle
certificate Of guardianship. Shoemaker ys; Shoe
maker auditors report ratified and distribution
ordered Birney VS.. Birneyi commissioners 10
get answers of infant defendants. Butler VS..
| scott; purchaser allowed TO pay all cash. Nc
| Namera VS.. Collins; demurrer sustained win
| leave to amend. Cersley vs. Cersley; testimony
before ]. +. Riley ordered taken. Sugenheimer
VS.. Brown; sale ratified and confessed. Lemon
vs. Witmore; restraining order returnable Oct. 20
granted. D0dson VS.. Dodson: testimony before
| John CrinkAhant ordered taken. Assignment for
to-day, Nos 32 49, "a, IS, 80, 81 IS, ~ 40 al and A.
National Republican., 1883-10-23

N@sl5@ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
EQUITABLE
CooPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Subscription Books are open for stock in the sixth
issue.
$1,000 in full advanced on each share.
National Republican., 1883-10-23
G6utationaI.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION lsss.'sl

NTME. JOSEPHINE LOGAN, TEACHER OF
NA the Italian School of Vocal Music 1920 street
northwest, OCl9.l2t
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
LATER.

TIE river was about at n stand at
Memphis and Helena on The ilih. the de-
ilIn' being extremely slight. Back water
eonhnusd 10 rise IN the bayou and around
vlssburg there was moTe trouble With the
isysss.
Ir was announced at Washington on
the 10Th that Judge LllleY would pro'seaie
8. W. Dorsey for the assault eoinmiiied on
him some day, ago. lie was siilI laid up bI
bis injuries.
Two ladies, the last descendants Of
Anisrigo ys.pueci. have asked The resiofz-
iioa Of small pension granted their family
BY The florentine. In ieo.
MEkrisgs Of the Amalgama,ed Asso-
dHlon Of Iron and sleel Workers were held
In the ssfleu. districts on the ioshio sgrss
orrsis card. 10 be submitted In the Nation.
.ieoaveatien Al Pittsburgh.
THE commander ofihe French squad.
ru a the Madagascar coast has bean Or.
dared 70 seize the pertz, but aet 10 send
irpop, Into the interior.
CArTAfx KoRTs, who was In com.
nnnd whsn The Iiaiied states shlp Tasuma
wa lost on ths Psriae Coast fen.ntly, has
trsn found guilty oi Rrss nsxlIysnes and
uspenisd Tor tao years.
THE Secretary Of the Interior has
la.sI several tracts ei tue isllew.to#s
lark faf periods Of ten ysars Al Two dollars
pr acre.
Tnr resent fight oi Patrick Ragsn
~. charged a. . moral sstaowisdxmsat II
Isnd.lsazns ssmplseltY With The Ifsh In.
uasibls..
The Socialists attempted to hold
sno,her mesiiau IN Paris. frsaee. on th.
10th. bot ,hsy vsrs prevented. The essslr,
rsse campsllsi 10 charge the mob tries,
and msny people ~sre knocked dswn, buI
NJ killinz wss reported.
THE Secretary Of the Navy has In
ssuessd The naval Adsl.ofy Hoard N i'm
nsdlsislT prepare plans for The hss nsv
var shirs provided for by The late cenxrs..
A nEsTIsg Of the committee Of Eng
iish holders Of Virginia bsuds Il f.snaea ~
eth~f dsy resolved 10 take al possIbl
Measures ss sinaIezss their sisIu.
MEs. LUCINDA FoHaAr and he
asaxhsFr wsrs fsusd murdered With sn q
90 farm near radi.nspoll.. lad, % II
izsh.
ELesEx men wsrs burned 10 dealt
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Dssz1rosd. Dsk.. the ssker nixhs.
= nnlirr ssmmit1p which ruGurne,
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~ 1sen Ne ohis niver. F>psried he en-
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
The East.

Az Orange County 6. " citizen. on hl'
way 10 the West TO buy land. was robbed Of
s5,l00 at the Pennsylvania Railroad station In
Philadelphia few evenings ago
Ex.GovgRSoR G.nrELoS has been elected
MAY " of Lewiston. Me
Ar Fort Fairfield. Me-. On the morning oi
the o h 70 /, degrees bc'ow zero vas indi'
Gated by th mersury
Tur Nes York, Lake Ere 4 Western r u.
rna COMPANY his leased The New York,
Pcunsylva ia & OHIO ,ilrosl for the period
uf ninety mine yearA
ur to the oh the amou Il pail By the SeS
York Central Railroad IN settlement Of The
tuauel disaster sas si0lop -Four or hve
claims we're yet un iiIasled
TuaEE rnousasD ira les-uniouisls of Al
bany. Troy and Cohoes, recently parallel Al
tho former city, the denomination belns
arslns; the eoavls-iabor systen
raw morlIngs ago the wife and danghiel
Of Ahram wakeman. who was the surseYor q
The Port of Sew York uEisf rrssldsu, Lin
coin. were suifocated In burning house u
thai eity.
A MEETING Of the Eseeuiivt Committee ol
the National uniou League has teen calle'
by the ? esiisnt Of that organ sstiou To b
held In Philadeiphls on the eith of harrh
far ths trsnsaetioa q important politics
business
At shiiiehurr. Pa. urish Nsys- -
hsnrei on ~, nh, fr killing urs'ehsl
kiasxisr IN ls51
TurEvEs stole tao maii.haEA destined iel
xss Yosk an rhIlsdsiphis, from 'hs as'''
al Tov and., Pa. : fsw daJs az
Avswd ysaK the body y henfl seyosrt
,hs rhgtadsluhl, million se. wn esmatsd
d fs,aayns'. furn.,e !, wsshinston. Pc.
n II ttr,,, ihrrs let tix Inches high,
-. a.. n t,..-sF, three feet tail. sefs
.a...ss., oa ,he stssv u ,hs Bfvekiya Muse.
nm few sv.aiaEs agn They sefs euriosl'
| tss Il. aps SHOW
M. RHops. sss killed and Mf. and Mr..
! f.,t.s sere bady Injurei In an sccisisnt on
shs Isbanpu Waller Railfosd, neas Beaver.
Pa, the other sveninr They attempted %
tross IN front Of an afproichinz lornsotiEs.
and mlscalenlatsi the distsnes, With The re.
sn 1 stated
DlHEET biernunir nireommunloaituh Nes l4sN
II a hetuesn Cisvsland. o.. ani Sss fofk
Ctr. q 4 stance u over 60 HilsA
IoHx d Loosts' wss recently hsn7rd 81
sprina asld. Masa, for the murder OF David
te via. Before hts dc4ih he male full
aanfesslon Of his erlmc. attFibuiing u 20
ran.
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rpiglsry al AoaHt Csfmsl. p, ezssl h. leas-
,as has : shsa shell q ssrsh % sastsln nins
hsas=.. cut of -hish The residents marsni
knrrle-1ly. Tssnsy other houses. ths hessiinF
a<ras sna r.lIsnsd trzek. ssfs iisls< 10 ssnz
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

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eoma laws Ths enndry cisi'. The iass nsen
which agreement wns renehrd IN so1fesrssees
fseslsua the prs~ldsnts sR iatufu ~ ten
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seventh Csnsrn<s ias;u bills and joint fsa'i>r
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
The Story Of a Pocket.lsOole.

Mr.. w. w. Taylor, London mill
ionaire, arrived at New York on asteam-
ship Wednesday, and after proceeding
to the Fifth Avenue and registering re-
marked casually to the clerk that he
had been robbed of wallet containing
drafts, etc, the equivalent of $4,000.
A detective was summoned, but SO cool
was Mr.. Taylor that the detective
thought there was no truth in the re
ported loss. However, he turned his
attention to a thief known as albany"
aud found him Friday afternoon. After
a short pa-ley Albany confessed to hav-
ing distracted the wallet from Mr.. Tay-
lor's pocket as he came off the gang
plank of the steamship, and had depos-
tied it with a oon-keeper, who adj.
vanced him $50 on it. The wallet and
contents were restored TO Mr.. Taylor a
few hours later, who smiled quietly,
lighted fresh cigar and went out for
walk. Albany was almost crazed when
afterwards informed that payment could
not have been stopped on the drafts, as
Mr.. Taylor did not remember the name
of the bank.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS.
SERIES OF GOOD THINGS, EMBRACING A
WEEKS TRIP WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.

A SERIES OF GOOD THINGS, EMBRACING
WEEKS TRIP WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.
The interest in the grand series of eX-
Cursions over the Il. & o. to Baltimore,
Washington, Harper's Ferry, Luray Cav
ems, Old Point Comfort, Fortress Mon
roe, Mount Vernon, &c, increases rs the
time draws near. Certainly no such at
tractive programme has been offered by
any great railway line for years. There
is almost 10 end to The enjoyment pro-
vided. OF course Baltimore will be the
base of operations, all the special trips
named being from the Oriole city. The
b. 81 O.'s tickets will be good to Baltimore,
and sold at the half rate, that Is to say, one
regular fare for the round trip. Once III
Baltimore, the eIcursiGnist may enjoy
himself at will. If hc concludes To go on
all The special excursions he does so and
pays accordingly. Ii only part Of them,
chen he pays for those and no more. If
none of them. then he pays for none. This
certainly is the only fair basis upon which
such series Of excursions could be ar
ranged, and must meet the endorsement
of all interested. Washington is but forty
miles Il ON Baltimore, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad running trains between the
two cities in the lightning time of fifty
minutes. The fare for the round trip will
be only dollar and twenty cents. Balti-
more is already getting into her holiday
attire; stands are going up everywhere,
and rs for Examinations and the general
lighting of the streets, nothing like it was
ever before attempted OH the Continent.
The idea OF making the affair a Summer
Nights Carnival was a capital one, as not
only are effects gained at night of most
novel character, but time is given during
the day for excursiOnists to visit points of
interest within and about the city. The
scene in the harbor on the night Of the ar
rival Of Lord Baltimore will be something
TO remember for years, while the mystic
pageant OH the last night Of the Carnival
will be "A n Visions bright and woEder-
ful dream. The Mystic Order Of the ORR
ole will issue programme OH the OPEN
ing day Of the festival, which for artistic
beauty, we'll written descriptive matter
and graphic portrayal of the pageant will
De wholly without precedent. 1t has been
litographed in five colors, and is beauty
from any standpoint it may be considered.
As it will be the only publication contain
ing the offici programme details of each
day and views of tho tableau cars, it will
be well for excursionists to make it a point
to secure copy Immediately upon arriv-
ing in the city. The B. & o. is making
the most extensive preparations for the
transporting and perfect satisfaction of
the many who will 60 by the Picturesque
Line Of America.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
Initiating Abraham.

S. lvester Knott, farmer living on
the shore OF Lake Erie, in Pennsylvania,
few months stree attended meeting
of the Salvation Army at Franklin, and
since then became crazy by religion.
For two weeks past he has wandered
up and down the shore declaiming on
religious topics, picturing the horrors
of the final Judgment, aud calling upon
sinners to worship God or be eternally
lost. On Saturday morning he planted
large cross in the woods upon which
to nail his eight-year- old son, believing
the boy would be tormenled in hell fire
forever unless he died the death OF the
Saviour. With almost superhuman
strength Knott held the lad firmly
while driving a large mai! through The
little fellows hand, perfectly regardless
of his piteous cries for mercy. The
dreadful work was interrupted by some
wood cutters who happened to be pass
ing. Leaving his sou hanging, the
maniac fled, FIRST striking down one Of
the rescuers with hammer. He leaped
into the lake, and as the search for him
proved truitless, it was thought that he
had been drowned. This was not the
case, however Before midnight the
crazy man returned, smashed in the
door of his house, and knocked Mrs,
Knott insensible at single blow.
Entering chamber in which his only
daughter Minnie, a girl of 17-lay
asleep, he bound her hand and foot and
carried her to lonely place in the for
est, where hundreds of cords of wood
were piled. An altar was quickly built,
and upon it the mailman secured his
child. "Even az Abraham did with
Isaac, will offer you as burnt offer
ing unto Cod" chanted the mailman,
setting the funeral pyre on fire. The
flames soon reached the limbs OF the
girl, whose shrieks of agony and pray
ers for more merciful death were mn
sic to the madmans ears. Dancing
around the heap on which lay the girl,
he implored the Almighty to accept the
sacrifice as atonement for the sinful
deeds committed by him in past years.
lie added fresh fuel to the altar. But
help arrived in time to prevent the con
summation of the fearful design. Two
young men crossing the woods on their
way home from party saw a bright
light and heard the young woman's
screams. One telled the father while
his companion scattered the blazing
wood and lifted the girl from her fiery
bed. The cords that bound her limbs
were transferred to those of the uncon-
scIous maniac.
Miss Knott's legs are badly burned,
and there are large blsters on her shout
ders, arms and sides. SO awful was her
experience that the doors Of an asylum
may open to admit the daughter as well
as the father. She raves night and day,
and it is feared her reason is perma-
nently dethroned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
A Curious Place for N Birds Nest.

A birds nest on locomotive Of the
New York Central Railroad has attract
ed considerable attention from passen-
gers and employees OF the road. The
Ithaca Journal states that a robin has
built its nest on the main frame OF en-
CINE No. $40 of the Central Il. r., be-
tween the lett forward driving spring
hanger and cross brace. The engine
runs daily between Rochester and De
Witt. The bird during the building ct
the nest kept faithfully at work. if cir
cumstauces permitted, and having com
pleted the nest, she now occupies it,
even when the engine is running. 1t
is the strangest of places for a bird to
select for her nest, but as she continues
to occupy it, it may be supposed that
it suits her. She has apparently salts
fed herself that, though in the midst of
vibration and turmoil, she is secure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

BISHOP GEO. F. PIERCE, writes: :
"To all who may need simple and effec-
tive remedy, take pleasure in recon-
mending the Seven Springs Iron and
Alum Mass To some of my friends IL
has been invaluable as n tonic and restor-
alive, know one case Of remarkable re-
covery from chronic dyspepsia. 1t Is a
'panacea' for sick headache, both to cure
when it comes and 10 prevent if taken i'll
time" The ''Iron and Alum Mass" is
simply the condensed medicinal proper
ties of mineral water. Apply to your
Druggist, or address Landrum Il Litch-
field, Abingdon, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

Some time ago at Whiteville, n. c., q
mad dog attacked some hogs and bit one.
The dog was shot. Last week the hog
exhibited symptoms Of rabies, and on
Tuesday died. Wednesday host of buzz
yards gathered and ate the hog. Ere they
finished their meal many died. Others
flew up In trees near by and sat with ruff
fled feathers until one by one they fell to
the ground dead. The ground was strewn
with them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
Ancient Cave Under -. Loui,

Some workmen engaged in digging
tor the foundation Of a massive steam
shears about 20 be erected III the centre
of the works of Rohan Bros, in Collens
street, st. Louis, encountered cavity
about seven feet in height Entering
it, the men discovered that the cavity
was of considerable length, with floor
of solid rock, while the ceiling was sup
ported by upright posts. An exploring
party was at once made, composed of
Councilman Stone, Mr.. Dennis Devery,
and Messrs. John Michael and Philip
Rohan. After proceeding in strai ght
line east for about fifty feet, the party
came to an angle, and followed another
end of the cave which pointed towards
Cave street. Beyond the turn was all.
other and smaller opening, which they
entered, and walked on for some dis
lance, when they came 10 another turn
ing point TO the north. This turning
was about seventy-fve feet long, and at
the end of the distance the cave again
turned east, and then the exploring
party came upon several relics of un-
doubted historical value. Councilman
Stone found an Indian bow and guam
ti,y of pottery and flintlocks. Mr. Jno
Rohan unearthed small brass or cop
per box, which, being opened, disclosed
to view fine parchment documents neat
ly folded and written partly in French
and partly in Spanish. The discovery
of the cave created the widest interest
in the neighborhood, and the place was
visited by number of gentlemen. The
place was put in the possession of the
Missouri Historical Society, who will
make thorough investigation and re-
port what they find to the scientific
world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

d. j. Mcknight, about eighty years old,
formerly well-known steamboat captain
OIL the Westerns rivers, but for some years
past a merchant of Lebanon, H., commit
ted suicide the other day at his home by
shooting himself in the head. He said he
had lived long enough.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
w. Washington Street, one door from Pub

w. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND.
Specill attention given to the production OF
rst-class work Life size crayon and oil portraits
executed in the highest style of the art aud PER-
Feet IN LIKENESS.
The largest assortment Of francs and mould
ings to be found in the State and OF every grade
and quality, including manv entirely new and
beautiful goods Also on han \ fine line OF EN-
CRAVINGS, Chromos. Albums aud 10 fact every
thing Pertaining IN the piciu~- cuisines
The readers IF hi, paper are respectfully IT,
yitcd to Call aud examine our stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

4 special from Springfield, Ill.,, says:
"While Company A, ninth regiment of
infantry, State militia, were returning
from the encampment of the second bril-
gade they met with dreadful accident
on the St. Louis and Evansville Railroad,
between Carmi and GRANVILLE. The train,
in passing through 4 small herd of cattle,
ran over some of them, and the ear which
the members of the company occupied
was overturned, killing nine and wound
Ing fifteen persons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

When you go to Martinsburg call on ID. We'll,
Qreen Street. lie can fit you out with wearing
apparel OF all kinds. He keeps on hand Ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, I'm
brellas, Trunks, Yalises, Gloves, Socks, and
Gentemen's Furnishings Of every description.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

John c. Flynn, a newsboy, of Cincin-
natl, has retired from business, having
accumulated fortune of So, 900 in thir-
teen years. He has gone to Denver to en-
gage in the hotel business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

A convict la the Massachusetts, State
prison was sent there for kicking his wife
to death. The leg with which he did the
brutal murder has become paralyzed.