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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June LECTION quiet; sales, 202
dated net receipts. $3.50 bales; exports-to Treat
Britain, 1855 bales; 10 France, rs bales to the
continent, 800 bales Southern hour unchanged.
Wheat-Cash lots 40ttc. higher; ungraded red,
s1.07@sl.22h; angradsd white, si.06essl.l7;
No. 2 red, sl.22s@sl .22A; June, si.20tes
Sl.21k. Corn--Cash shade lower, closing irnl, T
al kmkc. under outside rates ungraded, oOA61
SIZE: No. z, 684@67c; June, 65f9e66c. Oats
q shade stronger and fairly active: No. 2, aoxee
45Ac. Hops dull and prices wholly nominal,
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Czarina. with the rest OF the Imperial fam
ily, foreign ambassadors, and an immense
crowd OF people, were present at the cere-
mony. The church was surrounded by
troops. Flags used in the campaign OF
1912 were displayed. Their Maiesties and
clergy went in a procession around the
church amid sayos Of artillery.
The Burners or Alexandria Sentenced.
ALEXANDRIA. June 7.-Suleiman Daoud
and Mahmoud SAM, accused OF setting tire
to Alexandria at the time Of the British
bombardment, have been found guilty and
sentenced to death. Eighteen officers were
found guilty OF completely in the same
crime and were sentenced to various terms
of penal seryitude.
Carey, the InfOrmer.
DUBLIN, June flames Carey. the in
former, writes to the Executive daily, pro-
testing against being kept in confinement.
He still declines to leave Ireland, and says
il he is compelled to go he will return.
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nApK rODACCO-MANUFACT
BRIGHT TeDACco-MANUFAcT
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNRG.-The trading In western lear " light
and I'm fob lots. the exporters being very indihef"
ent. Prices are unchanged Seedleaf = taken 70
a fair extent In such quantities ~ the home TRACE
need. and moderately by shippers AZ very Iesssa,
nrices sales Or 45O 'hOgShetds Kentucky leaf AZ
5Giic.: 500 cases 1852 Pennsylvania on private
terms; 23b eases 1852 Little Dutch; i0O ea'ss
U,v,n, AZ I (c 200 bales Havana al s3c.Qtl, ;
200 lnlcs sumatIa al slMsl.0O.-JoUrhdt u
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AFTER THEY WENT FIsHiNG.-They didn't
catch many fish, although they had great
deal Of fun and got themselves wet all over
when the log they bad been sitting on rolled
over and dropped them into the water.
The biggest catch OF the day was the severe
cold they caught from not being properly
dried when they came out. A summer
cold il quite as dangerous as one in winter,
but Perry Dayiss Pain-kiiler IL the soye-
reign remedy In case Of either.
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PORT OF NEwroRT's NEWS. JUNE 7.lsss.


steamer Luray, Schermcrhorn, Norfolk. NOR.
Clandise and passengers, chesapeake and oid1
Railway Company land sailed ~ rcinrnL
steamer Northampton. McCarrlck, NCrinis +,
merchandise and passengers. thcsl pcHke and ohi1
Railway Company land sailed on retdmi.
steamer Hamilco, Bialf man. Smitlteld. NOR
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ohio
RAILWAY Company land sailed on Tcturnl.
Steamship Manhattan. STEVENS, New YORK. me-
chandi.e, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pauy.
Steamship Author, jackson, Santa Anna for
| QuocUstOw put iu for coal.
Steamship Advance. Beers New York, 20 load
flour and mlll for Nrall.
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ACraTy Mans Crime.

IBY fCCgTlpn 10 IUt UI7III0TT'l
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, June At Noun
tain Valley last evening Robert Wallace,
while temporarily insane, fired several
shots at John Tate, his brother-in-law
Wallace's sister nterfered, whereupon he
shot her twice, inilicting dangerous
wounds. She soon afterwards gave birth
premalurey to Il child, and VIII doubtless
die
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,or,eo, Bapkers, Association.

IBy telegraph 10 INC DIsp1IchJ
NEW YORK, June AT meeting OF the
American Bankers Association held to-
day the Executive Council decided to hold
tlTe next annual convention of the Associa-
ton at Louisville October 9th and 10th.
For several years the convention has been
held at Saratoga, but the rapid growth OF
tbe banking and industrial interests OF the
West and South have induced the bankers
70 hold their convention this year at Louis
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share speculation opened firm and prices frac-
ton higher than Yesterday close; Atter some
irrcgularity In the early dealing the market DC,
came stron., and shortly before midday recorded
an advance or in Manhattan Beach and Louis
willie and New Albany, rs In Northern Pacire pre-
townsville and Nashville, IA I'm the remainder u
The list. the latter Western Union and oregon and
Texas Central. shortly afttr midday there was
fractional reaction: after which the market be-
came buOyant. About 1880 i. VI. prices sold up 20
2-Alton and Terre llaute. Western Union, lhe
Wabashes. ana Long Island being the leading iea-
lures of the adyance-the highest prices OF the
day reached from then % the close sales 10 real
jze profits on the days advance caused 4 reaction
ranging from 10 II, the latter Western Union
vance on the days transactions Of kGZ.r Long
island and Western Union leading therein.
Transactions i35,6OO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTMORE.Jun 7.-Nrginla 6's consolidated,
SO: second series, 304; new lO-fUs' oot' nc"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TIICHsDA1i JuIIV y 10
Country Produce.

p',stSr strictly prime. lsc.: good to prime,
l56S ice poor 10 fair, lz@l5e. -. o,.,r,.
7Y s;a aSr Guy White. sl@sl5o; prime to choice
nominal; market nat.
Dried Fruit: Nominal. a.o
Jirs Fo,rls: Hens, s0c.; chickens, large, 2oa
30c.; other size, l5@2Oc. -. ,arta
full an 4 dull.
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INST RECEIVED, FREslILY-HlNED
d BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, IA egs, stove,
fFio1RFST PINE WOOD, sawed and split;
NYFST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL:
JEIiIGH LUMP COAL. for fonnirles. IOr best
Goals purchasers wanted. =. l.. LAIHROP.
ny 3 seventeenth street. AZ Driw-Bridge.
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rIcKEp Up AZ SEA.

Captain Weber. OF The schooner Cumhoriu Il.
which arrived at This port Thursday night IN IA
Orchia. reports thai IN tic morning of june 81,
IN latitude 1918, longitude 73:l9 .. he picked UP
boat with the mate AMI five selmeu f ne whaling
brig Y. n. Hin. Of N.w Bedford. The mate M.
Enos. Jr..l states that ne. with tie boats crew. lad
been sent hy their captain 90 board norihward-
bound harkcntinc for the pupo.c Of sending lnf-
ter home. but falling % reach her. they put blck
for their own vessel. Night yfrt0ok them. and
they missed ter. They had been iu tie boat fft- n
hours when picked up by the Cumberland.
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Investigating Frauds.

BY ;eleRraph % Ult DIsTHttH.I
NEW YORK, June THE investigation
Of the coupon frauds in the Comptroller
Office. by which it Is alleged that sl6s,O0C
have been stolen, was begun to-day by an
aldermanic committee appointed for that
PURPOSE.
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vror,e.Thieycs Lynched in Texas
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IDy teICRT1pH 70 fIIV DIsVIICU'I
GALVESTON, June IA special to the
Nftrs from San Antonio says whiietwo Mex
lean borse-thieyes were being conveyed
from Gonzales 10 San Diego twenty-five
men oyerpowered the officers and lynehed
the prisoners.
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AMONG THE PINES. Mr.. w. J. Harrison,
sheriff of Martin county, N. c., says OF Dr {.
Worthngton's Cholera and DiarrhGa Medi-
cine, tllat,hc regards 1t as the most valuable
household medicine In use.
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RICHMOND LIvE.STOCKMARKEI

JUNE4 .-Pricos this week ranged As follows;
B4ef Cdfiie.-Ncry best. &c; good 10 extra,
shade: medium 10 good fair quality, 410S5c.'
common. HsM34c.; bulls. 3k@isc.
Mich C0icS.-S27@iJO per head.
HOQs.-94 dlOc. net.
Sheep.--iM5c.
LdHtJS-5 6M7c. gross.
About lf2 head OF beef cattle, 81 hogs and
ll3 lambs aud sheep were on the market during
the week.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JrNE G.-Peanuts are easily maintained AT re-
cent strong prices on moderate offerings and a
steady, fair demand. Quotations v4@9ke. = n.
FOR fancy hand-picked 9sGy'sc. for extra band
farmers goods az 7sGeSc.-Joarnal Of Com
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, June 7, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Whitc. 270 bushels. Red l'234 Ousii-
ei ce;oRy.-White, 1870 bushels. Mixed, 40 BUSH
els
PEAS.-l3i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sECREIAkf'
wuv,r.-Wlhte, go bushels good 10 prime at
a % IA Si2B Red. Is bushels good 70 prime
Ionsberry at al 90 TO sl.26; 2sS bushels mixed
A. al 90 81 bushels good 10 prime shortberry al
scc ooDS'eWhiie, liz bushels common to fair at
ooATs'-loO bushels very good srring AZ 5uc'
PEAs-lOO bushels black on private @rhhs'
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SAILS REPORTED TO sttkLIh
Flour.

Flour-we quote; FINE; tys9sg s :o SaPer,
S gnT' w ,S.65as6. Patent fsmily,s7@t7.7o.
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The burners OF Alexandria Sentenced.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. June Z. 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-1O shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 22&, 80 do. at %; 10 shares
Richmond aud Aleghany Railroad stock at los.
sECoaD BOARD.--30 shares Petersburg Railroad
%; 1000 Richmond and Allegheny Railroad first
rs at s0, 1000 do. at sO4, 900 do. s075, 900
do at SO7
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Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. Cnrad states
mail, merctandlse, and passenger. l.. u. TatIu .,
superintendent
schooner Wake. Budd. Norwich. Conn. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis Parker
Schooner Matilda J.. walsh. Norfolk. truci-lar-
rcls: vessel, Curtis & Parker
schooner Gotham, Dalton. Norfolk, trncA -bar-
rel urrfp a 20.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


y. l.. HARRISON,
Member Of the Chicago Board of Trade and The
Chicago Provision, Gram, and stock B0lrij
CORRESPONDENT ~
RICHMOND, VA,
FOR
IRWIN. ORR 3 co.
Chas. u. Irwin,D 90. ". irwn,j special
Arthur Orr, *. W.Grecn. Partners
Successors 20 DIV. Irwin & Co.l
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO.. CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
CHICAGO, Ill.
MAIN OFFTcE-Pledmonta anil Arlington Building,
Ninth and Main street,-formerly he chesa-
poake ana Ohio railway Offices. Entrance on
both Ninth and Main streets. Telephone No,
-.
BRANCH OFFICE-N0. 1901 Cary street, cOneg
Thirtcenth-W lillian T.. lshACs. JE, In
charge. TelepLOn" No, 70.
Make a SPECIALLY Of BUYING ASD SELLING
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, either for present. or
future delivery. nv lt-codl m
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FURNITURE T..

GEORGE T.. STACY, 1908 ANDM
III 1907 MAIN STREET, has all ths ~
NOVELTIES IN PAaIoR AND .hAM-m
RFR FURNITURE. The A>DkEMs
rof hi Nc PARL OR-HED Is WONDER.
cali and see Tor yourself. steam Elevators '"
an parts OF The house. ap 100"
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NEW YORK suMAC MARKET.

JUNE 6.-Quoted at s75@ss5 for Virginia, and
slI5as 1870 for Job lots OF sicily from store
J0uradl Of Commerce.
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MARINE iNTELLIGUNCt.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1853.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. Vnr.

Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New YORK.
merchandise aud passengers. q. ". Allen q Co.,
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Iy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 7.-EXchange, 4S5E. Cow
eruments generally unchanged; new 5's. 1(3a
lid: new AS. il2ii; new As. l1gI; new g..
1882. Money, 3M2i percent state bonds neglect
cd. sub-rreasury ballnces-Gold, sll2,9sJ,OpO
currnnr,.- - -NAn. NIn.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


fRN cable 70 Tue ifio PAiNh'I
ro,.,ov June In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Sir William Harcourt.
Homo IIorn So Secretary. read a letter from Lord
p ,On' in which the latter stated that
he had not resigned the once OF Under
Secretary for the Home Department be-
canse of the Home Secretary's statement
in the House touching his duties. Sir Will
liam Uarcourt explained that Lord Rose
berv,s acceptance Of office in the first
place was only temporary.
In reply to question relallVe 10 lne
American Labor-Reiorm League, Sir VIII
lam Uarcourt said the Government were
nerfectIv alive to the necessity OF paying
attention to such menaces'
Tho covernor-GeneraIship OF Canada.
Toxpoy. June In the House OF Com
,,ans tbis afternoon Mr. O'Donnell, mem
hnr ,or hungarian, gave notice that nc
,na,ld move that the appointment Of the
Mor'm,s Of Lansdowne as Goyernor-Gene.
raj Of Canada was calculated to excite
nraye discomfort. both among the Cypress.
"a irish In Ireland, who look upon the ap.
na,rtment rs in no sense conciliatory
movement on the part OF The Government
and among free Canadians.
More Festivities I'm Moscow.
Moscow. June THE conservation o.
.ho Church Of tie Saviour, one Of the mos
brilliant features connected with the coro
vation took place to-day. The Car ant
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GENERAL PROVISION BROKER.
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
N estate OF THOMAS 4. GILES, deceased. are
requested 60 make payment "a me and al naslns
claim. against H. 10 present ihen " ns, ua,y Az"
thentle1sed. H. W. g, IL ,,N" $500,
my f7-dcodiw&wiw
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BALTIMORE. June 7.-Nirgnla G's, consolidated,
SO: second series, 36s; new lO-fOs' 55t' nc"
s., 81.
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veig Enqland Rvn: s1.jOGSLG5.
Pecfi6ed HHisk,gs: SLlOurliO.

WOreT. 1919.
TimOthU: S2.JOMe2.75.
Orchdrd Grdss: $1,000 Sl.75.
nerd Grass: SlMSl.lO.
.Hfllet Seed. SI.2J.
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". deliver ANTHRACITE COAL Of The best
quality al SO per ton Of 1000 pounds; Wt>I
VIRGINIA sPLlNT COAL cheap; oAh ana
PINE WOOD-LOng. sawed, ana Hpht-stry
cheap. Orders by mail will receive pf0mp, atlen-
tion Office and yard, l7li Cary street. ,-,,o,,
a. 9-Iw 4. &. TIiON.
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NEW YORK, june 7.-Coiion-Nct rcccpI,
bales; gross receipts. 800 bales. tuirfs
closed easy: sales. $4,000 sales; June, clio. 50 I;
July. $1,000: August, f1OG3@sIO. "a: seuoiu-
her. STOCKHOLDERS: october. VI q u7dFlo.OS:
November, s9.96@ie.07: December. S9.as0
slO.14MSlO.1B
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WOOD AMI COAL.
RlCHMOND, June 7, 1888.
HAVING RENTED OUT MY COAL

Referring 20 the above, we. the undersigned have
formed go partner ship. under the name and style
Of ANDERSON 4 FLEMING for the purrose u
conducting the COAL SND WOOD BUSINESS.
Mr.. FRANK Y. BALDWIN, formerly Win NJ.
GJtsey. will continue With us. aud VIII promptly
attend 10 all orders sent by telephone or OLeg-
wise. GEDRbt J. ANDtHcoS,
h oolGf CANNlIN Ii. kI.EMINli.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-07-02
Sart0ris- Bush.

CHICAGO, June 3O-The Mrs Bush men
toned in these dispatches in connection
with Algernon Sartoris returned to the Ire
mont house at 10 O'Clock the morning after
her departure, and left at 10 O'Clock at night
ON the Michigan Central train for New York.
Her whereabouts while absent from the hotel
have not been explained When she started
from the hotel for the train a dozen hacks
filed with reporters flew from surrounding
aIIey-ways and street corners, where they had
been lying in wait, and followed the fright
ened lady and her five trunks
and her barking little dogs to the
depot 1t is probable that those terrified lit
tie dogs never had such a nerve-wearing time
in all their lives. But at last she got off, and
nobody went with her. The depot people
thought 9 funeral procession had come wher
all those hacks pulled up at the train. Bu
the scandal-mongers only caught sight of heI
fleeing, and. when the train pulled out of th'
depot, stood and silently looked at the space
it had left and went back to their desks dis
comfted and "wrote it up for what it wa
WORTH" 1t is understood that Sartoris ha
returned to Green Bay.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-07-02
Log Rolling.
While Wrestling with Fallen Tree Lum.
herman Receives Consequential.
Damage

While on hunting excursion in the great coal
and wood region near Carbondale. Pa, the writer
met William Coil, a lumberman Accustomed TO
life and labor in the forest from early manhood he
was true Knight Of the Axe Many tree had
fallen before his ringing strokes and fleets Of rafts
had borne away to market the sawed products
Coil is q character, and if Oscar Wilde is right in
saying that MI movements in unhindered labor are
graceful our friend William, stripped forhs work.
and attacking tree as Richard l. assaulted the
heavy doors OF Front de Beuf's Castle, must have
presented an admirable picture.
One day. however-but let him tell the story
himself, as he told it to me-
II was ont in the woods, you know irving to
start log down a hill. Thinking could get bet
ter purchase it from the lower side tackled it
there with my log-rolling hook and threw nv
weight on the lever. She started, she did but as
luck would have it, before could get out of the
way, she rolled right over me. If it hadn't beer
for lot of small limbs and brush lying in the
road, which lifted her up she d crushed me fiat
| As twas got up without broken bone, but with
| some mighty bad bruises
"Then you were all right. +" said his auditor.
Not by blamed sight, stranger. l took cold
rheumatism set in, and if hadn't heard of BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERs and used
| 'em, it's my opinion / should never have made
another chip fly. But the CapGine took hold quick
| and I'm bout as good as new. But there's on,
thing you kin caIkiate on shall never wrastlt
with another log unless l have the advantage o
the ground. Fur, as tod you before if it hadn'
been for them brushes I'd been smashed so yol
| could a sold me for a door mat
The Capcine is the thing for rhe umatism |
doesn't keep you waiting, The word CAPCINE i
cut in the center of the genuine. Price 25 cents
Seabury & JolInson, Chemists New York
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-07-02
A st. Louis Abduction Case.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 30.-A remarkable
case is on trial in the Circuit court here, in
which Josh R. Sabini claims from Thomas
Stringer 10000 for the abduction of his
children 1t is the old story of pretty
woman, too free with her favors Sabini
had a handsome wife and two in
teresting ehildren-David, boy of 10 years,
and Annunciata, a girl of 10. The
Sabini matrimonial path was not strewn with
roses, and differences arose from time TO
time the husband becoming jealous of the
wife, and the wife manifesting indifference to
the husband They had saloon and restau-
rant business, and Mrs Sabini was an attract
i've feature of the latter. Their domestic in
felicities eliminated in a separation, and
Mrs Sabini and her children went to the
house of Mrs. Tresler, her mother. After
time Sabini discovered that his
wife had disappeared, and that
his children had been taken out of the city
and then commenced an anxious searth fol
them in Illinois. They were found at Tro,
after several weeks, and the little girl wa
placed in convent, The boy is with hi
his father. 1t is not thought that Sabini ex
poets to get much money, but he hopes to un
cover the doings of the men who succeeded
in wrecking his happiness, and Indication
are that many hearts will bleed.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-07-02
HOW THEY TAKE IT.

The Iowa Republicans are disgusted
over the action Of the state convention.
Predictions are made by prominent repub
licans that the state will go democratic by
10000. The Des Moines correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune, writing directly
after the convention, says that he sought
out several gentlemen from the eastern
part of the state, and they were unani-
nous in their expressions of dissatisfac-
ton at the result. 1t was expected by
them, but it is all the same disappoint
ment to them. Said one prominent
gentleman, who is a member of the legis-
lature My county was good for 5000
republican majority before the republican
party burnt its fingers with this prohibi-
tion question. twill give $500 majority
for the democratic state ticket this fall.
The county adjoining it on the north,
which has generally been close and some
times republican by 400, will give 1000
Democratic majority. might cite others
where the change will be equally as
marked, he continued, but what is the
use? Nothing will teach these Jealous
advocates of prohibition the futility of the
policy, but fair and square defeat Ii
they would profit by example they would
have needed the voice from Kansas when
ST. John was retired last fall, but nothing
except the wormwood of bitter experience
would teach them The lesson is. close at
hand
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-07-02

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 30-A few days
ago Mr.. W. C. McGeehe and Miss Sallie Ian
der, of Belleview, Christian county, deter
mined to marry. His family opposed and
the young lady had another lover to whom
she was engaged and she wanted time tc
dispose of him, but she could not resist
the temptation to change her name Sc
when one day last week the young
lady accompanied by her aunt, went
to Nashville, McGeehe took friend with hin
and went on the same train that carried hi,
lady love- When the travellers reached Nash
vile the couple were married, all hands Civ
ing fictitious names and agreeing to keep thu
affair a profound secret until next Christmas
But, when the parties returned to their home
the matter leaked out, and the young coupl,
were frightened nearly out OF their wits by
being told that they were not married. Thel
they posted off to Clarksville and remarried
under their real names.