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HorrihIe Crlnes al q nos.on Proeare..

BosToN, MASS, April 30-A woman
TamedIMsry Walcott, but sly ling herself Mme
Walcott, medium aud clairvovant, forty five
years of age, has kept house OF ill-repute
at No. 1873 Pleasant street for some time past.
previous to which she was located at No. q
Carver street, and has been In the habit Of
enticing young girls, whose ages are bstwet n
fourteen and sixteen years, into her nefiri-
GUS business. The police have on several
occasions attempted 10 break up
this den, but upoL securing warrants could
not use them owing 10 inability 10 secure
witnesses to testify. Last Saturday Que OF
the girls was arrested, and upon inform ion
received from her sufficient to convict Mrs
Wacott a warrant was procured, but she W S
found to have deserted her quarters at NJ.
133 Pleasant street After watching the
house nearly all Saturday plight, a little girl
who had been seen to enter the house twics
during the night was arrested, and diyulged
the woman's quarters to be at No. 10
Oxford street, whittier the officers repaired,
and with the assistance of Officers
Counors and Hudson arrested Mrs Walcou
and the six remaining girls 10 her employ,
whose ages vary fron fourteen TO sixteen
years. To day the case Of Nine. WsIcott
came up in the Police Court, and she was
held 10 answer in the SUN OF $1,000 on six
charges of addiction and o. keeping a house
of ill-fame. The testimony at this Voman's
hearing was that of six school girls, rAngin.
from fourteen to sixteen years OF age, whom
che had enticed from good homes. The testi-
mouy was horrible and sickeniug to the last
degree. The girls had been in the wo-
mans power since September last. Some
of the girls atleEd school daily, going to the
house after school hours and about 9 o'clock
in the evening returning 10 their homes.
They are kept in school for the purpose OF
procuring other school girls for like purposes.
An employe Of one of the northern rail-
roads, who was called away from home re-
Gently, leaving his sick wife in charge OF his
little glri, returned the other day TO find his
wife dead and his girl an inn ste OF Nine
Walcotts den. The developments in the
Case TO day have sawed to create
great excit ment throughout the citv.
With possibly three or four excep
tioUs, the ysung girls are members of re-
spectacle ftmi ics, and soIe Of the families
held in high esteem. MCcI il d gns,ioa
prevails, snd threats TO burn the house of
Mime. Wet are freely ut cred. Detectives
have been engaged by the fAmilies OF the
school girl, AID their despJiiers will be
hunted dJwn. Thea Il series of suits for
seduction will be bssul. II is stated that
many schools Of the cry have been corrupt
ed IN like IN amer ia ing the lsst year.
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The following resolution was adopted /
the Nav York Central hoard.
THE CROPS.

SoMERvILLE (TENN.) Fdlcon: "NotNith-
standing the freshet and hsil-storms the farmers
are getting on tolerable with their planting, but
quantities OF the beloved white staple are being
planted hereabouts, and not much corn. We are
preparing for famine next year."
HEBNANDo MISS Times, Sd: ave are
all about through planting cotton, and are busy
working our corn. The light frosts of the 25th and
2Gth ultimo did no damage. Z he early potato
crop in which many of our farmers are interested
looks very promising, the stands of corn is also
good"
KNOXVILLE Tribune, Sd: "The fruit crop
is safe far and there is not likely to be any more
damaging frosts. The peach crop will undoubtedly
be the largest we have ever known. The fruit is
well developed and the trees full. The apple crop
will also be unusually large, there being no COM
plants from any quarter There will be plenty OF
pears cherries small fruits of all kinds
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suicide at his residence this morning by
shooting himself through the right temple
with a revolver. He WAS a partner iu the
firm of Schmidt & Frey, fashionable tsilors,
and came here from N,w York three years
ago. He was .engsg,d 10 young lady in
Chicago, who broke off the engagement, and
this is supposed TO have led TO the rash
dsnd
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shoemaEers, Lockeus az Cincinnati.

CIECINSATI, May The lockout Of the
shoemakers here now amounts to IFS workmeu,
with prospect of forty more shortly. There is
no danger of general strike, hut the men claim
that their employers signed an agreement last
March Tor scale of wages to last until January l.
1854, and that the real object of forming Board
OF Arbitration is to reduce wages, hence the lock-
out. Sewn shops are now in trouble, and the
rest. having adhered to their promises, are run
ming as usual Tine dissatisfied wOrkmen belong
10 the knights OF Labor, protecliYc associ ation.
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CHATTANOOGA, May 4.-Wslker, The muir
derer of s. s. Hsrdberger, was hanged to-
day. The murder Was committed on Sand
Mountain last October. Wslker died uD-
moved; he made a long speech on the gal.
lows. A row followed the hanging, and
George Bird, brother OF the sheriff, in at.
tempting to quell it, was shot. Several per-
sons we're badly beaten.
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BANKS.
INN IIOINNC bHINNS,
A CALL From THE COMPTROLLER OF

CALL FROM THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY FOR REPORTS.
WAsHINeToE, May 1.-The eomptroiIer
Of the Currency has called on the national
banks for reports oil their condition at the
close of business on the let instant. The
Comptroller specially desires banks in max
ing these reports, to return their legalten-
der notes separately from national bank notes,
aud also that under the head of specie they
will give gold and silver certificates separ-
ately from coin. He says unless this is done
he will be obliged TO return the reports for
correction.
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GALVESTON, MAY "A special train with
Jas Gou'd, RUSSELL Sage, Samuel Sloan, J..
5. Lowrey, VIM. Young, A. L. Hopkins, r
e. Clowry, K. s. Hayes, H. NJ. Hoxie, A. A.
Talmsgs George ODDS and others, arrived at
IL o'clock am. The party took drive on
the beach, visited the Cotton Exchange and
other points of interest, and left this even
ing for San Antonio
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NATIONAL BANKS.
A Call from the Comptroller Of the
Treasury for Reports Of Their
Condition ut the
Close Of Business May 1st-Rules and
Regulations to Be Observed
Capital NOtes.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Biiss began the
fifth day of his address TO the jury in the
Star-rouie trial this morning, and had not
concluded at the hour of adjournment, which
was until Monday, notwithstanding the pro.
tett of the foreman of the jury, who stated
that he had been in court over five months,
o-e-snvsutieth of an average human life
fin
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SALT LAKE, May 4-Out Of f:ty-six
deaths during April, twenty-six were chill
dren. The latter is attributed TO the pseulisr
Mormon administration termed the "Iay ing
on of hands -
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War Veterans on n Visit To the Scene
Of Ihelc KQrmar ExnIaiis.

PETERSBURG, May 4.-The war veterans Of
the Psnnsylv4nia L gislalure, fifty strong,
arrived to-day to visit the backgrounds
near the city. They were met at the depot
by Mayor Jsrratt and number of promi-
nent citizens and taken to Social Hail, where
an address of welcome was delivered. Al
luncheon Senator Malone WAS the speaker,
proclaiming that Virginia and Pennaylvs
went hand in hand in the protection of
American liberty. The visit 10 the battle
fields and National Cemstery followed. The
Legislators 10 the evening were entertained
at the residence of Senator NJ shone, and cub
sequenuy visited the Petersburg Clubhouse.
To. morrow they 90 to City Point.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
*. G.. Dun d Co.'s weekly Report,

NEW YORK, May Business failures of
the last seven days, as reported 10 the Mercantile
Agency OF K. G. Dun d Co., number l52. as COM
pared with 1S2 for last week. The New England
states had Is, Mid lie 10 Western A, Southern 2S
Pacific States and Territories l5 Nee York City
and Canada 80. Total 152. The general run of
failures were insignificant.
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Mrs. Lanxlry In a New Role.

NEW YORK, May Airs. Langtry, &C.
companied by LieuI.-Gov. Beverly Robinson,
of Ontario; Freddie Gebhardt, aud other adj
mirers, visited the Engine Company of the
Fire Department to night. She sounded the
gong, aud the horses were hilched in five
seconds. Before the party left an alarm
from Fifth avenue and Twelfth street WAS
given as practical illustration of the de-
paTtment workings.
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Brutal Murder.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Policeman Francis
Mallon was e. Of and kill d by Michael Sui
livsn, a plumber, early this morning, the
only provocai ion being that Sullivan was
ordered to move on. The fret shot wss fatal,
but when Mallon was down Sullivan put two
shots in his head. The murderer was ar.
rested
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UNIoNTowN, Pa, May 4-ThreateniDg
letters continue 10 be sent to the Dukes
jurorp, sigsed by vigilsnce committees,
Molly Msguires, etc, but no violence has yet
been .ofered. Ii any vigilance committees
exist, they are Of the most guarded and secret
kind, and will do their work in .uch a way
az TO render detection very difficult
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ST. LOUIS May 4-A,contract was made
to-day by he Erie and North Shore Dispatch
TO ship 100000 bushels of corn to Liverpool
by Boston at thirty cents. As this ia five or
six cents beloE the regular rate the steamer
at Boston Will take il AZ ball ast.
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A Compile OF Assignments AZ s.eulsyiIIe

LOUISVILLE, May AT. F. Lulz, dealer
in malt, assigned to-day. Liabilities s35 COO or
$40 00o asse S, SIS 90. The failure was brought
about the purchase OF a large quantity of barley.
The price afterward declined. The largest liabili
ties are in Chicago.
James B Mathis cigars and tobacco, ass gned.
Liabilities about 5000; assets not known
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The Tehauu,esec ship galway.

MEXICO, May Am official telegram
from Miuatitlan announces that work began
on Esds's Teh iuntepec ship railway Mon
day, 10 the presence of the federal and local
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Desperate Fight win morse.Taieves

DeHpeFaIe HIEHt VIII EfOfsB-I AieVes.
ST. LOUIS, May A desperate fight be-
tween posse OF Texas farmers and three
horse-lhieyes in the lower part of the Indian
Territory, near Darlington, Wednesday last,
resulted in the killing of one of the thieves
named Fleming, MORALLY wounding another,
and Capturing the third. TIE dead despe-
RADIO was left on the prairie and the other
two we're taken back TO Texas, where the
captured horses had been stolen.
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LEBANON, Mo, May AT Bsl's mills
twelve miles from here, in drunken fight
Tennessee Jones was fatally stabbed by DR.
J. II. Ball. The tragedy was the result of q
uuarreI laat winter
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Fatal Elevator Accident.

NEW YORK, Msy 4.-1'he elevator in the
Bryant building, corner OF Nassau and Lib
eriy streets, became unmansg cable this morn
ing, and Gustav Schid, glass merchant, in
attempting 10 escape, wss crushed to death
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Georgia sundny..ebooi Convention

AUGUSTA Nay 4.-The State Sunday
school Association clus-d its session to-day.
p L. R-ppard was CHOSEN president. At
the grand Chi .dren's jubilee in the afternoon
$50 Sund a school workers were in line.
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TERRE HAUrE, IND, May The cornsr-
stone of the colored Methodist church wss
pulled ont of the building last night, and "a
or So in coin and scrip and other contents
stolen. There Is great Excitement among
the brethren, some OF them conteuding that
1t was a sic to place go much temptation in
49, 8 -~-idl- end --iols-d- Therest
OF the building was left--No Glow 10 the seas-
coins
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WASHINGTON, May 4.-Natior ais, 8; D, f.
ance, /;
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Bostons, II; Phil
adelphias, 10.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Providences, IL;
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had sank OF Esgiand Notes

New YORK May 4.-Bink, r., brokers and
others are cautioned sgsinst negotiating for
eleven Bank Of EsgIand notes, each for
$1,000, numbered 70, $50 to 1919 Payment
stopped at the bank
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LONDON, May 1.-The May meeting al
Kempton Park begsn to-day. The race for the
Westminster Cup was won by R. Peck's Barcsl-
dine; G. J. Lefevre's Triton second, Lord Elles-
mere's Msllenstein third. -Four starters.
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TTTUsvILLE, Pa, May 4-This morning
one of the most extensive mschiue-shops in North
western Pennsylvania, belonging 10 Foster & Nc
Kay, manufacturers of boilers and engines, was
closed by he sheriff. The liabilities estimated
al frCm 500 QC0 10 $50. 900.
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"PM hsppy to cay DE- BensOn's Skin Cure
has cared my Eczema Of the scalp, of four
Yeas standing" John A. Andre Ms, attorney
at Law, Ashton, Ill. 81, at druggists Endorsed
by phys slams.
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AN exchange remarks that, "the best
teschers are those who leara something new
themselves every day." SO " announce this
day that several thousand imp1rtaGt cures
have been made by the Use of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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LABUR A ND CAPITAL.
BricAInyern' Strike.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nay The brick
layers of this city struck for an advance to So
dsy. The demand for such mechanics here is so
the demand
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ST LOUIS, May 4 III the @ eeo-Rom an
wrestle LAST night for $500 side between Cannon,
the English champion, and Clarence Whistler, the
match, after two hours duration, and before the
completion Of the first round, was declared a
draw.
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ALBANY, May "A bill prohibiting free
passes being granted to anyone except rail
road employees and officers passed The Assem-
bly to-day
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RHEUMATISM, disordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurable, are often cured by Browns
Iron Bitters
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For Tennessee and The Ohio VaHey, parth,
cloudy sreataer, local rains, eolder norLEesterly
Vinds and higher pressure.
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An Aged uire-Murderer Sentenced 10

OswEGo, May 4.-Josbus Clifford, sged
seventy. seven years, charged with numbering
his wife, was found guilty, and sentenced to
he hanyed June 22d
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nan,f DIE LIN The HNusa.
Cnarxe Agalu., tne normon..

"Rough on R4ls" clears out rats, mice,
caches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
monks aud gophers. l5c.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Horses VS.. Bicycles.


Boston, May AT o'clock the score in
the Casino race was-Horses 62i miles, bicycles COS
miles.
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Sr. LOUIS, May 4.-The special freight
train which left here last night for San Fran
cisco ria the st. Louis and San Francisco
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POLK AGAIN IN JAIL.
The Ex-Treasurer Locked Up, Not Being
Able to Make His Increased
Bond.
The Horrible Crime Of Boston Pro.
curess-A Policeman Murdered in
Cold Blood.

NASHVILLE, May 4.-EH-Treasurer Polk
was taken into custody last evening on ac-
count Of letter addressed to the district
attorney, in which the belief was expressed
that Polk was about to leave the State.
Polk was not committed, but placed in charge
of Capt. Sam Donelson, with whom be was
seen on the streets last night. Counsel for
Polk appeared before Judge Allen this morn
ing to ascertain the status of their client.
Judge Allen stated that he had Information
----~-vsr-rr-Jrr- rrrJ INC uIrr-r TO Ine
effect that Polk contemplated fight. He
therefore increased his bond from $50, 900 to
$4,000. Polk has not yet given the bond,
and is still in charge of special official
COMMITTED n JAIL.
Ex-Treasurer Marsh L. Polk, not having
made the increased bond 10 secure his sp
pesrancs "a required BY Judge Alien, was
this evening committed 10 jaii, where he is
at present confined.
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DIEER.

TWEEDY-Friday, May 4, 1888. KATIE TwEEDY
infant daughter OF George and Kate Tweedy.
Funeral from the residence, No. 81 Main street.
this tsATURDAY) afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
are invited 20 attend.
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Postal Rates Ninety Years Ago.

Now that the two-cent postage law has
zone into effect. the following PROVISIONS
Of Lhe fret law of congress on the SUBJECT
will be read with interest:
FEBRUARY 20, 1893, was the date OF the
rat act fixing rates OF postage on domes-
tic letters, and established the following
rates 10 take effect June !, 1872:
Act February 90 1892, section >, by land:
For every single letter sixty miles, eignt
cents. .;,o.
and not exceeding sixty miles, eight
For every single letter over sixty miles,
and not exceeding one hundred miles, ten
cents. ,,,,,drod
miles and not exceeding loO miles, IL L.
cents.
and fifty miles and not exceeding zVV miifs'
fifteen cents. ooo Ill.
and not exceeding $50 miles, seventeen
cents. 80 - oso lila.
and NOT exceeding $50 miles, twenty cents.
For every single letter over $50 miles
and not excepting $50 miles, twenty-five
cents. ,so .,,io.
twenty-five cents. IA
For every double letter, double the said
For every triple letter, triple the said
For every packet weighing one ounce
.voirdunois. TO pay ct the rate OF four sin
ole letters for any greater weight.-lElmira
Il Advertiser.
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CONSUMPTION.
Y,,cort.pt 10 the Public ms Well as the
Medical Profession.

ru,ortapt 10 the Public ms Well as the
Medical Profession.
HALLS Journal Of Health. referring 70
consum ption, makes the following Import
"Consnmption usually begins with q
.lieht dry cough in the morning, then on
going 70 bed. getting more
and more frequent, with more
and more phlegm, increasing deoility,
thinness of flesh, shortness OF breath, ana
ouictpess OF pulse. In fatal cases lts aver
ace course IL about tv0 years; hence the
impo-snce Of srresting the disease 81 as
earle a stage o. possible, and the sooner
rstionsI means are employed for this gur-
no-e The greater the chance OF success- HE
sis.sse n owing 70 an irritation com men
TO- IN Ire throat and sxIeDding 20 the
49,, a. that 1heir seton fs tDteriered
-lsf .,8 fhs blood does not rsoeive sum
-, orvr~n 10 purify a. The most marked
-, ~ ir,ne di.er.e 10 smacistiOn. and tne
80, ,,o-ifirs Indication ofreturning health
q. .n.sts HsIrs Journal Of Health. ado
- rr,sv IA thsf IN desperate csses. ana, IN
$50 IN All c.s>s Of coDsumpflon, OF trcuo-
- ~ he fhrosf and lungs, immeoiste re-
- 80 ~ obtsined and . permanent Gre
$500 Nv ne uss Of d.. Wm: Halls bsl-
- a. The lunrs q mediclne known iw
80 thrn tbIrfr-fvs year. rs 81 unfsiline
-er.s<r for couKbs, colds, broDcbifie ano
m r.ri-uonsrr ard pectorsl diseases ms
~. - 1855 q consumption hsve r-en
80 ~ fhr u-s Of Halle bslsrm nss peee
.fisssr3 - br ne thcussDds vie nsy. 80
II =, hsvs heen coguirsut 81 ~ v1noerIal
-prneffal ffFcarF.
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W, hear q rood deal, and with rood rea.
ans sbout tbs lsrity Of divorce lsvs, oui
-. n remarkable silence
cooceruine the loose way in which many
marriages are contracted. Hmnrritfe a..
were one half - strict 80 divorce
1hich sre most con plsined 81 there vea %
~ much lee occasion 20 comDlsin OF tnt
lsfter becsuse they would DOT ee 20 fener,
sIlV res1rted n ss they are 70 seperste ms
md ~. Who OUGHT never 20 have bel
:, oit-d. A compulsory msrrises an rev
II .ven on asturday furnishes an ersmple
=, --n~frim1uv which IL not sltoEetbef eE-
-, rioosI ihoush q sn erceptlonsl CAS-
No ssl Aukner and hary CArroll YER
-ni,s'f 10 msrrisgs 81 IRE jsil, the eoDoi
80 =, The mi being such inst The tosf
- - Hsv~n rnieht become liable % beef
a. 80 ~ Supporting chiin- mourn y
~ ~ q -ubsslT nov Escape some pecuD
- fu-fs iu1ginF from the rsistions
-. t'u..sl,f and wIis 20 each otnff snd y
80. $500 trfrsr e o. i.N servinE out
-.-.s~r'~. 4 = a unFeness- hts 80 = ~ ~
-, 49, her fafher. motner sc =
- -. Ii~rF ~. - - irlrnaies - yesfs
- - 80 born frers- Ine W.
-. a. -. ,..--r,-rs. Atkfaer. ne No. fIer
- - 4. II .fr - iellou sn1 g.
-. ....-...-- firrs-I u - 81 irtertstini
-. i !. |-.-...-Iir-. q n. r-uCuae mnrriaf'
- :, - $3.50. J. =, sd 81 N -
'-fr-s.i - - ssDcify - - nn.-rl.s- p
e.I1r III - 81 90 pror - -. -
:. - a r--~r f-Du tte r-eselt -----.s
d 30 l-l1--t go iirinr ~
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r-.man, and HIs Son.

attended very large Wedding reception
this afternoon Of son Of General Fremont,
an army officer, and daughter OF John o.
Tow,..nd the counsellor, who was Tweed 9
iswver He lives In Wet Thiriy-fourth
street and has been very friendly 20 Gen,
eral Fremont for many yetrs. oenerai
Premott was also present, ic,oking rtmars-
.hiv veil considering bis years s1d the
Ysr,s,v N his services. I tbiEsk biz wife.
Jessie Benton, was also presnt- put am NOV
cure. s -. man
,.,hs, m the inches and outliBss Of his
srsndtsther Benton. He 10 black haired.
shows his Gallo descent, and seemet 70 oe
hish hired Young man The br1ce rsineI
= nionds. and comes Of the hrfe
s.uiIv Of Toynsends OF Long ssnoi
who were originally settlers IN .s-
ebusetts, but bad 10 leeve IN tne ~.
times. Their town. CO JED Oystsi D.y az.
Iong Island, became the dividing - We
r,ent between the Dutch and Engiisb. ID
,,s,iors were crowded With oistinguis 1eo
p,,sonle. sbo hsve attended the recepth ~
49,, S.surdsv night Of the brides istn ~
sor Bsnv yesrs. TIE army attendance va
nsrficulsriy strong. -. q
General fremontis Eyes hssneo 81 onkna
o. in the cary days shss De - 49, 49,
-isi Reutonis dsughfer. His last once
-. 49, ~ bs governor Of one Of The ter-
,.,,,,s.s e.rvsd ont Of the huge dominion
.brrh - fret srplore1 and oes.rin 20 20
fhs .orid under the guidsnoe % n. -
srn ArS1ns greg unoer otnerni ~
n.uf,s rniid srsy from the mesBest ~ our
t.-rffnries 70 c1Dtain ~ present DIV -
h.bitapfs, fud re mining res9ur9s -
:. -1,,-ds A. vsry wen develrred- its cep-
itsI town te.rs THE nane Of Presc0tt. snlcn
nv - tskrn frum the rene % ne hs,o-
80 n Merle. -fNer fofk betier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29

will probably have nothing to do with ms
wife, and he may be guilty OF bigamy pc
fore he finishes his career, while the chances
are that his wife will go to o worse plscs,
than poor-house if she quits the support OF
the town. When marriages OF TINS sort aIe
not vet permitted there will be healthier
public sentiment on tine subject of divorce
-rHartfOrd Courant.