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HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Rinoworn Humor and Sait-Rheun.

Works through the blood, regulating, toning and invigorating all the functions of the hody
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RfEousness, Sick HeQdache.

PITTSFIELD, MASS. MESsRs. c. I. Hoop & Co.,: Gents-Please send me by express two bottles Hoops SAR- sAPARILLA and few Cook Books for dis tribution. Your preparation has worked wonders in the case of my wife, who has been troubled with sick headache and bill iousneSS for years. She only took one-half teaspoonful at a dose, and has not been so well for five years as now. She found that within week after taking it she felt very much better, and is now entirely free from those severe headaches. She has not taken any of any account since last spring, and what little she had is lent to do some others some good, and we must have it in the house.
 Yours truly,
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, AFURNIsHED ROOM, minutes walk from a51a 7H the Green. Address BOX sss CITY
 FOR RENT. AH=ASA HOUSE No. 14O Greene street, from May lat. Eiu ap21 St. seo STATE STREET.
 FOR RENT. |ank TWO tenements of rooms each, with mod srn imprOVements for small families. Also apI 2t. ' 294 ELM STREET.
 FOR RENT, it4h HOUSE 12O Liberty street, from May 1st: :s ap21 St D"' ''A'A''-h'
 FOR RENT, JR4A STORE and basement, separately or togeth- iif CT, next west of Insurance building, Chapel sp5f St EDw. VALLEY.
 FOR RENT, lheeA TENEMENT of four front rooms, opposite ;;ss Trinity aIst z church. Rent s2o rDw u.11rv
 FOR SALE, A public auction the premises st S2 Grown A street, Thursday next, April 26th 1883, at I2 o'clock noon, the saloon, fixtures and stock now on hand together with the unexpired @I IesDse: 6s0S ap21 At Trustee on the estate of L. c. Lindley.
 FOR SALE, IRAA FINE House and Lot with Brick Barn. No. .iS class with modern improvements: contains 12 rooms finished in hard wood. Inquire on the prem iseg OF of ap21 St W. A. LINCOLN, Builder.
 FOR SALE. &kA fine opportunity to buy beautifully sit E;FH uated suburban residence, with good barn, 7K MIY acres of land, horse near. Must be sold, price very low. Address SUBURBAN, ap2I St this office. Roast Beef 12 to 16c. Porterhouse Steak 20c Sirloin 1Sc.
 Round Steak If to 16c. Veal Lamb, Ham, Mutton, Pork, Pon'try and Yege- tables at very cheap prices.
 L. SCHONBERCER, sp2l
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HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS orsleb 
  93   Ha N0TT
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 IH@3 THE most eligible and desirable residence, MiiH AT Trumbuu street, corner of Lincoln house E7iV contains twelve rooms and eight open fire places. Lot 5O1110 feet Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition. House be from to p. m. Information on the premises
 ma3O I63 CHAPEL STREET,
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IIHy"UI"" I'"'''0' -''
 RAYNHAM, MASS, Aug. 12, 1878. c. l. Hoop & Co.,: Gentlemen- I have had ringworTn humor and salt.rheum so badly that my body was covered Wltn raw had any number of doctors in the last seven years, and none of them could cure me- one and found one of your cook books, and in reading it found many people testifying to cures from the use of your Sarsaparilla and although had seen many things advertised that never did me any good. I have now taken two small bottles and one large one Of Sarsaparilla, and used three boxes of Oint-- ment. I now call myself cured. Nothing can be seen of the humor but the dim out lines of the sores. shall take two more bottles, and then the cure will be complete.
 am gratefully yours,
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FOR. RENT

FOR RENT. M FIRST FLOOR of new house No. 82 Sylvan &Iia avenue. Possession given May 1st. Inquire EIV of A. 0. HALSTED, ap20 2t* 109 Water Street.
 FOR RENT. %kAA THE lower floor Clark street city water %IIa and good well. Inquire IU ap20 2t+ THE PREMISES.
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WANTED,
 A the hospital steady, reliable man {singIe) "A assist in the surgical ward. One having exp r1ence with the sick preferred. Apply at office of n 1 MI
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Mants.
WANTEn

VOUNG MAN about IT years of age to learn tbe N photograph business. Must possess good character and disposed to be industrious Che Iiv- ing with his parents preferred. At
 BEERS NATIONAL. GALLERY ap21 If DO Chm al Stna.a.
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M WANTEn
WANTED

WANTED. A YOUNG LADY as cashier and accountant. norst Address e ap2O 3t+ LOCK ROy eao f,TTv
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w AIN IEDo ID Y an ducGted young man of experienr position ID In office. Address BOOKkEEPER,
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WANRED. A DRUG CLERK of che or more years experience "A Address DRTTGGTST ap20 2t" p O Rov 107o
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AH ORE Rick Rack made. We have 30 great A de- ANA mand for this article that we have advanced the price TOT making the eame See samples of pat terms wanted in all the stores selling our goods or Write us enclosing two Sc. stamps particulars and cutting. THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE CO.,
 194, 196 and 19S Chapel Street NarryI I9araY
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WANTED.

4 BRIGHT, active boy for office work: must be "A good penman. Address in own handwriting stating age and salary expected,
 ap2O St BOX l69
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HOODS sARsAPARlLLA

large bottles for s. Prepared only by c. I. HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
 n~ Use HOOT1'S TnoTu-Po1vDEp
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s5 A FURNISHED ROOM, minutes walk from eN the Green. Address ap19 BOX 856 CITY
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-21

1000 Building Lots For gale in the BOROUGH OF WEST HAVEN and on the sAVIN ROCK SHORE at moderate prices and easy terms.
 Houses and Lots For Sale. Also 10 SHORE COTTAGES FOR RENT. Call address
 WALTER A. MAIN, ap19 12t Real Estate Office, West Haven, Conn.
 DrTF06T1><|6IFA
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II Corp er otaIe ano Oeor8e o1eeIs
 H0TGE FOR G ATE

k34Sa THE Brick House No. 72 Howe street, with 6EIIIH all modern improvements and in fine order. &IW Location the best in the city. Inquire of
 N W. MERWIN, rns9n Stata Genroa Straats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-08
Xictoriou. FROM Sen 10 sea.

north OF tue Mason AMI DINOH IlNr. It
fought the greatest polit,a! battle ever
fought. II was battle heavily weighted
bat the Republicans rallied Undo: theiF
od leader and gIO!ious!y won. I"at wa
but two wears ago and now the speaker
cov.d think 0! but three Of the SOrthern
states in which the Republicans were
victorious Abiding 10 the growth AMI
reso :rces Of Mexico Mr. Conkling said that
il was eminently ct that the tao North
American republics should live on terms
sf close intimacy. He hoped that the peo.
pie ,f both countries would aprrec a.e the
to-ce OF cen. Grants assertion that tie IN
terests .! the United States and Of Neyico
sA..id he made identical
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(son OF General r. E. Lee) at the head of a
fine institution; in charge OF Sayie Female
Institute. Lexington, ky., is Major NC.
Clellan, who was one of General K.
Lees staff; at the University OF the South,
Sewanee, Tenn, prominent in the faculty
is General Kirby Smith, besides many
others in other schools. The widow OF
General J. F.. B. Stuart is the head OF the
large Episcopal school at Staunton, Va In
fact one constantly meets with Generals,
CO:onelS and so on or their wives, VINO
are low wo! king in the field OF education.
In view cf what have seen in my ex-
tended observation in the South-the large
number of schools and colleges, and the
many OF high order-and in view Of the
Appreciation of Higher Education,
OF which saw so many evidences among
the Southern people am amazed at the
exhibit in the matter of illiteracy which
census reports credit to the account OF the
South. Deducting for the 4,eOO, 900 colored
people there is still a large percentage OF
illiteracy at the South among the
whites. according to the census returns.
| am tempted to believe, however. there
must be an e1aggeration with regard to the
Southern people, otherwise see not how
10 reconcile the matter. as have seen 1t
myself The Southern people are, in the
field OF education, working out problem
for themselves, quietly and without par
ade. The results already are large and ex.
cel!ent. The next ten or twenty years will
will witness, believe, position attained
by the South that will be surprise TO the
North, whose people will wonder what the
Southerners have been at since the war.
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WASHINGTON.
Continuation OF the Argument I'm the
Star Route Trial.


WASHINGTON, May Mr.. Bliss con:
this morning. He declared the official
records showed within three months
after the date upon which S. w:
Dorsey came into the possession OF
his twelve routes, ten OF them had
beer increased, or expedited and most of
the orders had been made while Dorsey
was n this city, and no one knew how far
the thing would have gone If new ad-
minrtration had not come in, and the
two honest men, Messrs. McNeagh and
James stepped to the front. Yet with
incompatible impudence, Mr.. Dorsey
had patched up Mr.. Rerdells affidavit, re-
dressed it 10 the President, and had at
tempted TO defame the memory of Presl-
dent Garfield, by asserting that upon that
affidavit Mr. Garfield would have removed
two OF lis Cabinet. NJ. Bliss was speak
ing OF ~. B. B. s check the Belford check
when Mr. Wilson asked il that had any
thing 10 do with the mail business. Mr..
Bliss replied he did not know.
Mr. Dorsey had told Mr.. Rerdell 10 charge
it 10 the mail, and the defense should have
produced The books 10 contradict Mr.. Rer.
dell upon that point. Ii Mr.. Dorsey had
cheated his partners by charging that check
~ them. it did not concern the proSeCu.
ton. The important TACT was MI. heTdclI
had been CorrOboratcd in his statement.
That InvestigatiOn.
WASHINGTOS May 7.-MurCh had an in
teryiew with Acting Secre tary New to-day
in reference to the investigation OF the
affairs Il the Supervising Architect's ; Office.
he informed New that he proposed TO pro.
ceed with the investigation as far as he is
concerned, as soon as he could get his pa
pers in shape and prepare the case for pres
ent action. He hoped to be able to accom-.
plish this in about week. New says the
committee are waiting solely upon Murch,
and the investigation will be proceed with
as soon as that gentleman is ready.
Debarred.
WARRINGTON, May 7.-George W. Ever;
ett, of MillersDurg, o., has been debarred
from practicing as an attorney before the
Department of the Interior.
Petition Rcnied.
WASHINGTON. May 7.--The United States
Supreme Court this afternoon denied the
petition for rehearing in the Louisiana
and Virginia bond cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-08

sbspins the affairs Of the Gov.rnuient were
merely playing push-pin over ~ rot arD
rubbish OF low. tricky politics" Mr.. Conk.
ling's remarks ELECTED no demotstrstton
whatever.
Mr.. James 8. T. Stranahan believed the
completion Of the East River bridge would
bring about closer and more friendly re-
lationship between the people OF New York
and Brooklyn respectively. Mr.. W. s.
Andrews remsrked that there was no
more gigantic
Rraud On the Pace or the Earth
than the present Legislative SYSTEM.
Prof. Dormus spoke OF the influences OF
science and Mr. Courtland Palmer had
something to say about the advanced views
of the Nineteenth century. Howard Car.
roll paid an enthusiastic tribute to ex-Sen.
ator Conklirg. saying that "by his great
advise his great strength, and his great
presence he has in years gone by won for
his party the greatest victories il had
known and he had no right now TO give
way tc opposition and retire into private
life. His party still needs him. Brief
speeches were made by Thomas l.. James,
Charles /. Sumner, and Others.
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ANOTHER CRANK.
He Shoots Chief Wade, OF the Bos-
ton Force.
CONTEMPLATING MANY TRAGEDIES.
He Visits the Capitol to Serve Governor
Butler the Same Way, but Fails to
Find Him-Safely
Locked Up.

BosToN, May THE excitement over the
shooting Of Chief Wade is tremendous.
Within few minutes great crowd bleck-
acked the streets and neighborhoad Of the
Chiefs Office, 50 Pemberton Sqsare. The
news spread rapidly through the city and
crowds gathered in front of the newspaper
offices and nothing else was talked OF. The
wounded man is worse, and the surgeons
deemed it not prudent to attempt to probe
for the ball. There has been a great loss of
blood, and the bullet lies dangerously near
an artery in the elbow. The criminal,
Brennan, was a member Of the Thirteenth
Asssaelaasety u.fsegiment, and was on a
three NOR tbs leave of absence. Careful
inquiry d. cyelops the fact that Brennan had
in contemplation
A ANumber of Tragedies
After failing to find DR.. Jelly he visited
Citv hall in search of inspectors Gerrough-
ty and Lynch, whom he intended to kill.
Later he went to the State House looking
for some one else. His intended victims
were absent in each case, and Chief Wade
was the man on the list whom he found at
his post. The first seen Of Brennan by the
u
half ago, when he get the police assistance
in one of his domestic troubles.
Seeing He Was Unbalanced
Inspectors Gerroughty and Lynch humored
him by promising TO put large force at
work. Soon after Gerroughtyi received a
letter from him, mailed at the Tauaton
Asylum. \ week afterwsrd he walked to
headquarters. Inspector Gerroughty asked
him how he got in. "Oh," he said, 81 got
on TO their rae ket down there. You see as
long as you are not insane they will keep
you there. But one day thought would
change it, and when they asked me | said:
Why, yes, of course, | am insane or else
why should be here. Next day got my
discharge
He Asked About His Case.
the officers were at work on, Gerroughty
told him all was fixed up and his enemies
were disposed of. The fellow believed it at
first, but presently exclaimed, mo you
haven't finished it. | hear telephone in
my ear now. You must get it out. Early
in the morning Brennan visited shop
where he was once employed. After re-
viewing his fanCied wrongs he said be was
going up on the Hill to TX man ~
there" Although he did not speak his
name be referred to Governor Butler. He
went to the State House.
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Rraad on the Eaee or the Earth
FROM OVER THE SEA.
The Times Opinion on the Am rmation
Rtll

LONDON, May The Times this morn.
ing, referring TO the vote by which the
Affirmation bill was defeated, says: The
authority and power OF the government
have received shock. This, without
doubt, the Ministers will recognize them.
selves. The spell OF their success is
broken.
Remington school OF Music Opened.
LONDON. May The Prince OF Wales
formally opened the School OF Music At
Kensipgton to-day. In his address he an
nounced that Sullivan, the musical com:
poser and G rove, editor and writer, had
been knighted. He also stated that Geo.
A. Mac Ferron, musical director, lad heen
created a knight. The luke and Duchess
OF Edinburg and Gladstone were present
at the ceremony.
Newspaper Denial.
LoSpoX, May The Globe denies the
report that was put in circulation last week
that Peter lyman Number l. is in London,
and that he is communicating with the
police with the object OF turning informer.
flowed Into Port.
Loxpos, Nav THE steamer Hapsburg
has been towed INTO Falmouth. All On
board are well.
Another Informer.
DUBLIN, May Joseph Harlon, another
informer, has confirmed the evidence OF
Carey and Kayanagh that Kelly was one Of
the four men on ksvsnagh car the
evening of the Phunix Park murder.
Coming 10 the United StRtes.
LoNpoN, May 1.-ConSul General Mer-
rift is going to the United States on a
leave of absence. He gave dinner to-
night. among those present were Minister
Lowell, John Hay, NJ. u. Conway, 6. w.
Smalicy and Bret liar'e.
Newspapers ConGscaicd.
VIENNA, April 7.-Neue frel l'ressc,
Fremdenblstt, and DeUtSche Ie'tuTg we're
contisCated for reporting n meeting held III
support OF the attitude OF the Liberals IN
debate in the Reichstag ON the education
bill.
Germany and Mexico.
BERLIN May The treaty OF commerce
between Germany and MeViCo passed its
second reading in the RieChstag to day.
bar silver.
L"NpoY, May bar silver, 5" : iGi.
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e Weeks ago Den Went 10 UIIIiH'
wrestIe With the Heathen.
STRIKING COAL MINERS.
The Governor of Illinois Takes MeaS-
urcs to Prevent Intimidation.

ST. LovIs. May THE striking coal
miners, near Collinsville. H., have become
50 demonstratiue towards the men working
in The Abbey mine, because the latter
would not Join them in the strike, that
Governor Hamilton has been obliged 10
instruct the shcrilis OF st.
Clair and Madison counties. on
the boundary line between which the mines
are situated, to take prompt and effective
measures to preserve the peace and see that
the property Of the company :s not harmed
OF interfered with. The strikers have com
uitted no overt aCt yet, but their conduct
excited 50 much alarm on the part Oi the
coal Companv that is President called on
the Governor for protection.
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nrsrERIosh DIsAPPEAKAnrE.
4 Hartia's EssFy Man Turns Up Aasns
ak$ MiaAR0G.

In Friday evening last John Hsipes. .
srsg-out a tse iaaghlia mill, went -
So,p:own, . Stt!s village On the Pike we6
Of R.idgesOr. 10 pisy for danc> there. LIE
played ne efS-ous', and took sis instfu.
rleHt VSh hkn. .ince witch ss1s be bS
rot be "a S~n o. heard fTom. lie is0 ths
dance sA5 started for home sbout 2 A. ".
Ssiuriay. lie came " Bridgeport in .
vsgsn with Jssnes and Chstlea DIkes.
Tho D'Ik.s boys stopped .. Bfidgspasi sai
S'isss started up tie railroad 10. hops.
He bSv.dsd with James snyder in Clark
aaEbssDD, near the Els1G sisss works, AM
ssfoS, !ssT.ng pr,is1 evening be told
.asS. % II h4 lunch bs,Iet,
A. se expected % ~ 70
Nb!k =. sooa a. be returned.
Pc sss OF medium height aai had ini.
,is.e, J. Is. ~ inielibie ia< or each srna.
He uo,e a lark coat and yes. sad hs1 on
soft biaeI la, s1d tue shirt. .ad wss
about e yrsr5 Of aer lie aas brother
and s:ste! .i7iHz st BelwoUI, W va he
sas ,f-s>f;,e sLIO1g his !e.ion v1.E,n-H.
yss s,I.c;,y teia leEa,e ao1 grave fears as
ontsiia.aed that lie sss been iJriy dat
well
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aerId,p,IuCcutraS PnrL.

Nrr YorE. Nay 7.--Another collision,
With s.riors resulis. occurred H. Central
Park today 4 horse attached 10 = yicto.
ria. IN wblch were seated Mira. lOui. Law.
ION. ~ Cipo3nLaii, now on o visit 10 ". T..
Dayis. "r> Lexington aycnnc, and Iady
friend, became frightened and dashed
away through the crowded East drive. Al
Light sixth street the rInsway animal
came into collision with a coach. Mrs.
Iawton and the driver 81 the yctoris,
rederict P!Usmsn. were thrown heavily
tn the c:ound. Mrs IavtOn IS seriously
crt and bruised. P.oyuan had an arm
broken.
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The Fair Diyoree katt.

SIX FR,scsrD. May in the Fair
divorce ca,e Hr!. Fair prsys judgement ~
follows. FIRST that divorce De granted
Der AID thes sac be awarded custody for
children second. .that.,Ych . portion OF COM
m ,lai;y property be 1'Jred and set apart
~ shaH ~ c4u,tab!s and inst, third, that
II. dstsadn he ssqZired 10 pay into
court reasonable siIa 90 dsfrsy the eg-
pense q action aud Ossnsei fees. and to
5et.ndxa. pay oil LIossy in such an amot-s't
% .he souTt may diem jrst fer the I.p-
port 0. plaintiff sad children during pen.
df1Cy
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Mexico Matters

MEXICO, MAY 7.-Thos. Nickersgn. Presi.
don't OF III. Mexican Central Rilr'ad
Company, is x est OF Gen. DiSz. Both
visited Tamp!cO on the way - Vera
CTu4.
Tue official journal observes that Gen.
D,as vas received with warm tokens OF re-
gsrd by ali classes in the United States.
The ColDnie Franchise asks. When will
EUropesn powers, and particularly France,
realize what vast field Mexico Offers for
all kinds Of snierprises7 Will they allow
Americans to monopolze this he;d AMI be.
60 re sole masters OF The great enterprises
', Ney;cO-'
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Why They Failed.

PIrr~arRGH May "A. u. Tinsunan X
Co., coke manufacturers, whose financial
embarrassment was announced Saturday,
after prolonged consultation with
their creditors, made an assignment
this evening to \. A. Hutchinson OF this
city. Their liabilities amount to SSlG,oU.
OF this amount $220,'rV is secured. The
principal creditors are the banks OF this
CITY and the Western Pennsylvania coke
operators. No other cause is assigned for
the failure than the depression in the coke
trade
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The Eagle Instead of the Lion.

NEN YogK, May THE schools and
public offices of Brooklyn will be closed
the day Of the bridge opening. Governor
Cleveland will be given reception in the
evening. The Board OF Aldermen q;
Brooklyn voted 5000 for Examinations,
and resolved that the lions head ornament
on the bridge be removed, and the Govern
ment coat of arms and American eagle
substituted
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An Oner 10 Compromise.

Pi1rsRrE,u. May 1t IS reported this
evening thBt several lodges OF the Anal
pamated Association have inaUsuratei a
movement which il !. thought,
will result in an offer 70 COM
promise the dispute over the wages
OF mill xork!nen for the next year on a
basis of general reduction Of - per cent.
The officers OF the Amalgaurated Assoc'a.
ton refuse 10 affirm or deny The report
The manufactures say that the oter to
comp-omlse would likely be accepted.
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The Solitary Complaint
OUTRAGE ADDED TO INSULT.
An Infatuated Man Assaults the Object
of His Affection and Gets Stabbed,

New YoRH, May About year ago a
sign painter named Eugene Jackson. n
married man with family, became
acquainted with Mrs. NJ. E. Walker, then
residing in Yonkers He became so lnfat-
uated with the woman that when she and
her husband removed TO MouBt Vernon
Westchester county, Jackson followed
them, abandoning his family and taking
up his residence with the Walkers as a
bCarder. Mr.. Walker keeps The StUdy,
a well.knewn liquor saloon in that vii
lage.
During the absence OF Mr.. Walker last
Wednesday, Jackson. while under the in
tluenCe of liQuor, made an insulting pro.
posal to Mrs. Walker in the presence OF
several persons. Mrs. Walker was
Highly Indignant
and ordered him to leave the house. where
upOn he called her vile names snd seized
her bv the throat Orc of his fingers ac-
cidentally slipped into Mrs. Walkers
mouth and was almost severed by the wo-
mans bite. Jackson then hurled tum-
bier at Mrs. Walkers head, and was in the
act OF throwing another when, taxing mp
an iCe-piIk, the women stabbed nim N the
cheek. intliCting q serious wound.
Jackson He'd and has not since been
seen in the village. Mr.. Walker IS search
Ing for him, and threatens him with SUM
mary vengeance If be discovers his where
abOUtS.
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Railroad Rules.

New YoRK, May The rit.sburgh, It.
WAYNE 4 Chicsgo, Pittsburgh; Cincilnat.
& St. Louis, and the NaCdalia Line have
adopted new rule in regard to baggage,
which goes into effect June l. A'te- that
date no single piece OF baggage weighing
more than 80 pounds will be accepted for
TRANSPORTATION in baggage cars.
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Cirar Mssers, strike.

CHICAGO. May About one-third OF toe
cigar manufacturers o< this city having re
fused to pSy the advance demanded, Toe
uriou men quit their shops tnls morning.
7, ;s estimated that two hundred men are
ont OF employment. The other shops haye
conceded the advance.