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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09
Thackeray's Old Servant.

1882, Feb. "a. Thackeray at thst time
was chiefly known as the writer Of the
"Yellowplush Papers,, in Frazer's Isicl
Magazine. He wished me to introduce
him to the Morning Chronicle, but l do
not think his application there was sue
.cessful. ], however, ons dsy met him
near Somerset House, walking along at
q prodigious pace. when he stopped mo
and said: .'Collieo, I know that you
will be very glad to bear that I have this
moment come from concluding an en-
easement with Q publisher. who will
give me goo Il am not sure that It was
not Q0ls,yexr Il Twill liIl. only eight
pagaa0f htS monthly publication I, Of
conrSe. congratulated him, for I;
knew that & NJ int then Of great
to him q he lived ID rather
~ expsnsaye: honSs il 1n,street, 4
~ SSt = nena sersl l1ned yjtjh
q 5lese nSenPanx 5e fhell;I
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09

I will send two bottles Of warmers White
Wine Of Tar free OF all costs 70 any minis or
who will ssud % an order from his store.
keeper for two dozen bottles of the same.
$50 buys speir Of Lyons Patent Heal stin.
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AFact worth Remembsrlne

Order has been restored at Port su Prince
after the loss Of l 500 lives and "a. 0OO, CO.,
worth of properly.
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B. 7. Clark Of Fort Wayne was arrested
In Minneapolis for getting money under
false pretenses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09

Hon. G. ". Van Doran Of Chatham, Ill.,,
fell dead at Springfield from heart disease,
while attending 4 sale of lots. A. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09

WADIEY, G..-Dr. II. L. Battle, Jr., says
Browns Iron Bitters trs very popular IL
this section aud givs entire eatisfsclion.n
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09
A Pueblo barOe., tiudlDg . brother artlsi
in his wife's room, kills them both.

Observation-Disclosures. complete cure, ill ammo,
Ing Kidney aud Urinary Diseases. 81.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09
Farlniae Pasasrsphs.

A correspondsnt ofths County Gsn.
temsn reports new enemy TO tho pc.
tato In the shape Of . wesvil vhich
preys upon the stock, entering Il near
the ground, consuming tho pith aud
causing the stalk 10 dry up and die.
The editor advises burning the affected
vines and reoeg, - soon % the insecfl
The New York Times reminds farmsrl
that smut b rapidly increasing, few
crops being frse from II. A solution Of
four ounces Of blue vitrol- sulphats 81
copper-diAolved In . gallon Of water
for each i've bushels Of reed, which u
STEPPED In It until It ID absorbed, has
been found the most effective to destroy
the minute spores which produce the
fungus.
Provide variety Of feed for the hogs.
Do not feed corn alone. Feed the
pumpkins that you raised among the
corn. Pick up the potatoes too small
for market and the fallen apples mol
wanted for cider, and feed them to the
hogs. Swing your large iron kettle In
the hog lot and cook those turnipy you
have raised on the early potato patch;
mig with turnips, bran, corn.meal, and
Q very little salt, and feed in trouRl,s
Zee that the hogs get ashes, charcoal
and salt regularly. Save oil vegetable
scraps and greasy water and refuse milk
for the slop barrel, which keep one.
third full OF bran and corn.meal. Begin
feeding the hogs three light meals POI
day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09

The late Miss, Ellen O'Brien, of Bos-
ton, left requests amounting 10 81, 500 to
charitable and religious Organizations Of
that S,Sk,, - -
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siIEBoYeAN, WH.-Dr. 8. B. Myers, sayl:
II recommend Browns Iron Bittefs Tor
general debility. loss Of sppstite and want
Of atrenpth - -
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A pare strel gthe,,ln: tonic, free from
whisky and ale Jio', cur.s dyspepsia aud
similar diseases. IL has never teen equal, d.
Browns Iron Bitters.
Dorsey, the s,ar reuter-, has given 5000
to the uaiversity u Santa Fe.
SKINNY Mrs-.we,ls. Hcalti. l,cnswc-" .e,tores
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Coinags executed at the miats during Oc,
toher was 1928, 7O4, Of which 81, $50. 0O0
are silver dollars. rzs 80
-RoUaH ON RATs"-Cears out rats. mice. niss,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09

Tho German Empls hAs Fac 80 vol doo,s
lqApHhp lAyss bss II
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CoN8U TON.
Allen S Luna BaIsam

g Z. 50 s T'Sss s: y. NY
HlTses. In fAct b. everybody Who has 9ivea o 8
good trial. Il Never Falls = 1Fine zslle&.
e .n sseeosos.ns e ms @ sa.aI. {
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-09
FASCINATION IN FRAUD.

swir oilers In Pe,tiooa.s who Work
Through tho Mails-An Expert In
tho Art Tells How Susceptible
Young Men Arc Made Victims Un.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29

ions their Particular portion bsiug in ICES
t1d expenses.
Iaims by the hundreds ard by the
'h'wauds are IN ale up here IA Wishing.
Ton o. sentr y.mAde to the tNs ,uIcTs
l"t signature Hud oath. Many men are
ioul too honest u psTJure themselves
lhu', but the temptation offered by the sr.
T'ais act, which Oller,d several thousand
'".It'' M n 'ump 4 the Cirs Went through,
IS too great in most cases to be resisted.
The More squcamish
are urged by letters aud circulars to sign
and swear and forward. One Of tnes. cir.
culars from n. w. Fitzgerald & Co, dated
Apnl 26, 1853, addressed "FrieRd and
Chtnt, says 1t is some time since the claim
WIS made up, and urges that it be signed,
sworn to and returned Immediately.
Millions of money" il says, have been
appropriated, and we can file your claim
and secure 10 you the benefits Of the recent
enactment"
Another circular says the cases Of those
who pay their fees IL advance will be made
special by the department. Every effort is
mace TO get hold Of that fee. This system
OF wholesale perjury is believed to have
been carried on to a greater extent than has
ever yet been stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29
A DEADLY DUEL,
In Which Both Contestants Bite
tbs Dust.
SpIerdd Pistol PraCtice-Both Principals
Shot in the MOuth-0ther
Revolver Pops,

ST. LorIo AUGUST CS.-A fatal encounter
occurred carly this morning near London
City, this county, between Louis Phillips
and Jacob Ro' enbrook, both residents of
Bowling Green township, in which the lat
ter was killed instantly and the former
wounded so badly that he died IN few
hours after. The affair lad it9 origin in q
grudge at long standing. growing out of re-
marks made by Phillips concerning RO3en-
brook $ sister. E.ch time they met they
qUarreICd and yesterday morning they dc
C'deI TO
settle The Matter IN DUeI
with pistols, to be fought at o'clock this
n Ormng at the place mentioned. They
chO 9s their seconds Mack SwaAk and
Jack Wrcn, who were prcgent and wit.
nr:", the shooting. Ro enbrook fired the
first shot, the ball entering Phi!l'pl'
mouth. Philips staggered and fell, but
before failing discharged his wCapOI :, the
b,ll taking elect in one SIDE o. EO'en.
brooks mouth, ranging upward thrOCgh
tie head. Both dueIstS were Young men,
Prllips being about % years of age and a
school teacher. Neither of the seconds
have as vet t2cn arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29
PREACHERS FRANKS.
Intense Excitement Over a Minis
ter's Inhuman Conduct.
Threats Of Tar and Feathers Trouble Ex-
pected-A Camp Meeting Breaks
Up in a Row.

EEIE August 2S.-.The excitement at
Union City over Rev. Henry Meyers treat
ment Of his wife. alleged to have been
driven insane by a systematic course of in
human cruelty, is as intense as vas the ex-
Citement At UniontoTn over Dukes, the
action OF the people being very similar.
When the city awoke this morning its walls
and fences were covered with garing post.
ers calling upon the people to assemble in
the MARKET place On Saturday evening for
the purpose Of
Earring and Feathering the DEVIL"
Contributions OF TAR aud feathers and a
haLd rail are solicited. To day the Rev.
Meyer received an anonymous letter order
rg him 10 vaCIte the city before Saturday
O., ne would avert all unhealthy but timely
late. The letter states that twenty seven
rghteously indignant citizens have banded
r. rW>elyes together for this purpose and
have sworn 10 accomplish it. The minis
ter has barricaded his house and is
Armed to the Teeth.
He says nion City is his home and he
proposes to stay despite the threats of
lyDching. He has given warming that
man of peace though he be, he will shoot
dead any one attempting to mOlest him.
and that many lives will fall before his
weapons before he can be dragged from his
door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29
PARK kERSBURG.
RpIefI ocaI Points and Personals.

PARREEsnUEe, August 2&-Nrs. Ella
DiHrcl, Of Scguin, Tcxas, who has been a
rc'ident OF the Lone Stlr.Stlto for fifteen
yr.rs, has returned 10 Wood county on
vi it and is at present a guest OF DR.. f. ID.
Stafford this city.
Captain Tom Huli. the well.known bill
poster, will on September open Il dining
End lunch rCom adjoining J. '. C.rney's
grocery.
". A. Hopkins left here to-day for
r. txus, where be will accept a lucrative
position with the Southern Telephone
Company.
Mr.. y G. KPeraH, who has BEEN with
Bluedp d Rati born during the past four
wears. has resigned and Will engage IN tho
uCrCaniile usin'ss.
Mss Ms""ie GAliaher, OF Wheeling, and
Ms VI Erlson are rusticatipg with friends
n Per, j. um
Mr.. 4 II, Thomas made flying trip 10
iari, Ia on Mon day.
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The War over.

P,r,s. August 27.-Le Temps has tele-
-, -, Cochin China stating that rhe
EMPEROR Of AMMAN received liarmOnd on
lie 2ad inst The Emperor showed COM
plere submission. AMMAN is compelled
nv trearv To pay the costs Of the war, the
French TO retain the forts on the Hue
river pending the payment. The Anna
mite army in Tonquin is to be placed at
the disposal OF General ROnet, the French
commander prompt settlement Of at
fairs is expected. Reinforcements Of 800
men will embark tor TOnQuiu in about a
fortnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29
WOOD HlTe'S MURDER.
Witnesses R0view the Tragedy at
The lanes Trial, Yesterday.
WHERE THE BODY WAS BURIED
Wrapped in Horse Blanket, After lyin!
on the Floor all Day, II is.
Inferred in an Old
Spring,

GALLATIH, Mo-, August 9S.-The Frank
James trial was resumed this morning.
The defense asked permission to introduce
specific acts against the witness, Mrs. Boz
ton, with view to attacking their credlli-
ty. The intention was to open up the
murder of Wood Hite at Fords house, for
which LiddIe is now under indictment,
and OF which Mrs. Bolton and Captain
Ford
We're witnesses.
The court decided that Mrs. Bolton could
be recalled and examined, not as to the
killing but as to what she had told the
neighbOrs who called upon her on Sunday,
Dece mber 9th lSol, and ate dinner while
the lifeless body OF Hite was up stairs.
Mrs. Bolton testified that Wood Hite was
killed in the dning.room. She refused to
answer where the body was taken up stairs.
An extended cross examination failed to
bring ont any thing definite as 70 the kill.
ing or burial OF Hite's body by night IN
mold Spring In u Pasture.
She either purred out refusal TO answer
or else could not remember.
Capt. Ford was next called and examined
as to the burial Of Hite's body.
Ida Bolton, aged fourteen, daughter OF
Mrs. Bolton, was the next witness. she
was present at the killing of Wood Hite,
but the witness was not permitted TO say
who did 1t. She narrated the details Of the
burial and cleaning OF the room. Her
mother did the latter. T;IiS was in direct
contradiction to her mothers testimony.
Vim. Balton, sixteen years Old, was the
next witness for the State This morning
he positively identified Frank James as the
associate OF Liddell, Jesse James and the
TWO Hites. The witness description Of the
burial of Hite was
Graphic and Thrilling.
Capt. Ford, Rob Ford and Wilbur Ford
nndresSed the body where it had lain on
the floor all day, and wrapped 1t in horse
niunket. They then took II out and buried
it ia the Usslure. On cross examination
the witness admitted having said that al
though hr did not know Hall and Frank
Jam, $ to he the same person, be intended
To swear they were anyhow.
!. r. Hughes AMI }. I. Ford were re-
called ana gave unImpOrtant testimony.
\ recess was then taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT
Ia" shocking CF,m- of a Ne. H.,.
nFnnLnra

"sHs FtAtE ni ~ New Haven
bTaukard.
NiN hNEtN, August -s-A Sb,ckiny
crime VA committed last night m the
eastern part Of this city. Mrs. Ellen Nor.
ton and her daughter Nellie. aged seven.
Teen year, were coming into the city Al
about ; oc'o'k on shopping excursion.
when they were met by Thomas Clark, a
young farm hand aged twenty one years,
tie attempted to throw his arms
Around The Young LadS's Neck
and both ladies resisted TO the best of their
ability. Clark then drew a knife and
stabbed Miss Morton in the back beneath
the left shoulder blade iniliCting a seriOus
wound. The attending physicians think
that the knife penetrated the lungs and
that her I'M luries will prove fatal,
Clark was arrested shortly after the as
sault IN an intoxicated condition.
He Denies all knowledge
Of the affair and says that the police have
arrested the wrong person.
Ii is alleged that he assaulted Mrs. Nor
ton two days ago with the same knife. cut
ting her hand severely and wOunding her
in the shoulder. He also attempted to
stab Miss Ida Heminway, the daughter OF
tbs employer, on the same day, for which
Mr.. Hemingway discharged him. Clark
has bad record, and lays all his troubles
10 rum. The other members Of his family
are respectable and Industrious
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Thousands Say No.

Mr.. W. T. Atkins Girard, Kan, writes.
~ never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitlers to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric BitteIs are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidnev and Liver complaints. Purify the
bl0o,' and regnlaie the bowels. No family
oap slTurd To he without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sod at fifty cents bottle by Logan
& Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
Allowing Missouri Beer sellers 10
Keep Open on SUNDAY.

ST. LOTS, August 27.-Judge Noonan, of
the Court of Criminal Correction, gave a
decision this afternoon in the case of VIM.
Lemps, charged with violating the Sunday
Jaw by keeping his beer saloon open on
sunday. The Court decided that the
Downing law does not repeal the special
act OF lsj7, which was submitted To
vote Of the people. and carried,
Which permits the sale Of beverages or
refreshments other than distilled liquor on
apy dsv in the week. The court then in
stIucttd the Jury 10 acqult, which was
done. and the beer saloon and garden keep
ers are happy. This decision does not per.
nit dram shops which sell liquor to keep
open, but spplies only to the sale OF other
than distilled liquors.
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A nysteriOus Shot.

NYw YoFR. August 2S.-Jules Blrbot an
old and well known actor, was knGctei
down and robbed by highwaymen last
night He called for help and a policeman
he'd One was captured by another police
nan coming from the opposite direction,
yncn a shot was fred and the highwayman
fell dead. Itis believed the shot was fred
by his pa, who ,hDt al the policeman. Bar
10, was Lot seriously injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29

Physicians are often startled by remarka-
hle discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Thrort and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given mp 10 die. is
Starting them to realize their sense OF duty.
and examine into the merits Of this won.
.ierful discovery; resulting in hundreds OF
our besi physiciaPs using it in their Prac-
tice. Trial bottles l0C at Logaa Co.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-29

STERLING, ILLs, August 2S.-A severe
hail storm passed over this county ab)ut
eight miles north Of here last evening The
storm extended over territory fifteen
miles lOng and ten miles wide. The loss
to crops Will aprrUximalcl Gtty thousand
dollars.
Cu,cADo. August 2S.-A JaResvil,e, Wis,
spec. al says a furious hail storlu last night
,rsCtiCaliy destroyed the entire tobacco
crop If Rock county. The damage is estl.
T. .tyd ~ i lUll hundred thousand dOllars.
That poor bedridien invalid wife, sis.
t,r mother or dsugGter. can be made the
iciure Of hpalSh by few bottles of Hop
Ei..eis. WI You let them suffer- when
. easily CV!.G
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MOB VIOLENCE.
COrdact Of Russians Toward the Jews
over -Four Hundred Houses Burned-
NHny Lives Lost.

ST. PETERsnyRG, August 27.-Advices
from EkatcrnOslav, the scene Of the recent
riots against the Jews says three hundred
and fortv.six houses were wrecked and
plundcred during the progress OF the riots.
The losses sustained by the Jews are esti.
mntrd a. G.I,0.U rOubles. Fourteen Ras-
-ians who were wounded by the troops in
quieting tile outbreak have since died,
making the total number OF killed twenty
eight. Numerous cases of Jew batting are
reported at places elsewhere than Ekdter.
inOslav, but the police and troops are
Acting with Energy.
md in mos, instances promptly suppress
INV attempts at outrages against the Jews.
\, RcrChaiisp, however. eighty houses
,wned by Jews were burned, and their
formpr inmates are without shelter and are
sui criug great rrIyativns.
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4 Correspondents Yeracity cues
7iOned.

On Monday morning the REGIsrEE con o
tanned letter from Weston, purporVing to
be a report Of a debate by the teachers in
attendance at the Lewis County Institute
on the advantages and disadvantages OF
whisky as a popular beverage. Last even
ing the following telegram in relation to
assertions contained in the report cIme to
hand,
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UanIRn at Home.

ToRovro, August 27.-Hanlan returned
to Toronto last evening. He says he is
tired out and will rest for few days. He
goes to the Carlton Place regatta Sep
ttmher G. and after that to Cincinnati.
There are no official arrangements regard
ing bis race with LaycOck, but Hanian says
hr will 60 to Australia and row LaycOck II
reasonable expenses are paid. Hanlan
will not row another race in which there
are more than three starters. He says the
nrospects for a race at Lachine, between
Courtney and himself, for 5000, are no
briuhteT.
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prcLI.u,s Arpiea saIye.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, BRUISES
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rh"um, Fever Sotes'
Cancers. Piles, ChiIblains, Corns' Ietter'
Chspped Hands and all skin erupuon'.
Guaranteed to cure in every Instance U.
saIe % BY Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
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HE KISSED TIE GIRLS.
DINgraccruI Doings AT n North Carolina
CnmpmeeIing.


BETHEL, y. -, August 2>.-The annual
campmeCtinc at Bethel Church, which was
conducted by Revs. Etwaris end Jones,
the first being regularly located pastor
and the other circuit rider and school
teacher, DroSe up IN row. there had tor
a long time been an unpleasantness be-
tween the two preachers, which extended
to the congregation, part Of whom took up
for Edwards and part for Jones
Oi late their open eumity had
Grown Bitter,
and since the present meeting opened the
factions had been making it unpleasant for
each other. Near the close Of the meeting
the climax was reached and the COngreSa-
tICn tuUS sides. pr NewaLl and a gentle
man Who champiUned the preacher quar-
relied ana a tjstcuW enSued. This threw
the whole meeting into excitement, and a
serious row was imminent, nut few cool
headed mes separated the CCmbatauts. The
Young preacher will retire from Bethel
with hi> supporters, and
Establish Another camp Meeting.
The trouble first spraDg up two years ago,
when the Edwards faction began showing
their dislike to Jones, whom they looked
uron as an interloper, by making charges,
one OF hiCh was that he had been kissing
The girls Who went to school under him.
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HARRISON COUNTY TEACHERS.
Monday Evening" Session Of The In-
stitute.

S1ectdi 10 The RrgL 'er.
CLArTsHtRG, August % AT last even
imP's session OF the Institute J. \. David.
County Superintendent, made some very
appropriate remarks which we're well ap-
preciated by the Institute. Miss Florence
Randolph gave a select reading, entitled:
"Over-pressure Out of School, Marc IL
lus Thompson, Esd. then addressed ne
auCirnce OH the subject: Use OF Big
Words" In the language Of a distinguish
ed writer he said: The mouth b"comas
the oral oriliCe; the hose the olfaCt1ry or
gan; the SKIN OF the back the dursal integ-
ument; touch, taCtlle sensbIiy; stomsch
ache pastralgic crisis; tears lachrYmosly,
and sweating daphorrSis."
CISms JuSt. ClOslng the address IN these
words: Teachers, remember this is u part
Of your work. To great extent you are
respOns BILE for the language OF the pupil.
UeaCh him accuracy, CUnClSeneSs and brrV-
ity in writing and speaking. aud above all
ay old the use Of big words
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Ex.ConCederate Reunion.

JErrEE-ox CRY. Mo-. August p Nearly
a thousand old soldiers OF the Contedera'
and Union armies are in attendance at the
ey Confederate reunion, which began here
this morning. After fine parade through
the principal streets, the mayor delivered
an address OF Welcome.
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Internal Machine Found.

CoEE. August 2S.-Three bakers have
been arrested here. charged with conceal
ing arms. They were remauded for week.
\ ride, a revolver, bdyCnst an an infer
nal machine, the latter identical with the
mschire found in the possession of Deasy,
we're discovered on the premises where the
nri.nnrrs worked.
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The Mutt Trial.

Trrrsrru3u, August 2,.-The trial OF
James Nutt, the slayer Of Lyman Dukes
will commence at UniOntowu, Pa, on
Thursday OF next week. District Attorney
Johnson and John Boyle will conduct the
prosecution. and W. II. Playford and A. D.
Boyd will be counsel for the defense.