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ISliUh An <OADULT.
4 womnn'. Den,i, from Cruel rrent,ne,

A "omnn'" Deaiir from Cruel Treatment
by He RciRtives.
PIr1srlELp, Mass /, April GA case wat
heard i'll this town before the District
Court to-day, the details Of which are al.
most too horrible for belief, and some ol
its features are too shocking for publica.
ton. A short time ago, as tho evidence
shove, Mrs. Matilda Barrett, woman ad.
vanced in years, after much persuasion,
was induced to give her property to dis.
tant relative, Charles d. Barrett, Of Hins.
dale, Mass, who promised her com.
Portable home beneath h:s roo!
during the remainder OF her life.
The charge against him is, in britt,
that sfter getting her property anu
transferring her to his house, Barrett
gradually began course Of treatment
which coon resulted in the poor creatures
death. She was an invalid, and OF course
was Il source oil some trouble to Barrett.
Barrett is chsrsed by the complaint with
making no less than fifty assaults upon her
between December 4, 1883, and January
Q, 1884. when she died. Not only is he
charged with beating and kicking her, but
be Ia also charged with exposing her to
snow and rain and cold, half.etaryirg her
and taking from her nearly all her cloth.
ing. The poor woman finally succum bed,
and was found dead in hsr bsd one morn.
ing and frozen. The people OF the town
after time hecamo aroused and COM
PEELED the authorities to take action. Du-
rett has baen committed for trial in default
Of bail, on the charge OF mauslsughter.
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ALLEGED nIstNOyESY

Oi the Original Of tue nOnaic Hooks
-t''''' - Literary Cir' les Excited.
LONDON, April 9.-Litersry circles and
the learned s'cietiea arc excited over an
o:her discovery Of sundry m1aty scrolls II
parchment containing what is al eyed 10
By the original manuscripto Of tne Mosaic
books Of the Old Testament. The scrolls
sro aaid to heva been found in Arabia on
the route tha! tho Israelites must have
taken after their flight from Egypt toward
Palestine, and were brought 10 ot. Peters,
burg, where they are now being examined
by Or. Harknry. A cable news corris.
pondent to day obtained an interview
with DR.. Gulsburg, OF the map and manu-.
crIpt department Of the British
Museum, and asked him his opinion as
TO the genuineness Of the alleged
discovery. DR.. Guisburg replied that the
mcst natural suppostion was that the
present manuscripts were audacous for.
geries, Ike those attempted to be palmed
OIL upon tie Berl n and Brit IN museum
by Solomon Shaplra, who committed sui.
eide last month. Still he WAS no. prepared
10 give positive opinion to that eDect,
but WAS waiting with intense interest.
which was shSred by all the professors on
the stall OF the museum. for the report Of
d. Harksry' investigation. DR.. liarkary,
he said, was one OF the most accomplished
OF living Hebraists and it would bs i'm.
possible TO deceive him as to the true char
ccter and value Of the alleged discovery.
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What a delightful time they must have
had a: the Webster Court. Judge Brannon
put Hpthe shutters TO give the good people
a chance to hear Major Harris, Of Greon-
brier, who is whet.ing hs knife for gallant
Phil. Snyder's Congressional scalp Ac.
cordins 10 the reports ho had
been pounding the lilo ou! Of Phil
knocking him all over Webster county for
Standing with the Randall ring, and saying
something about tho ever-readiuess OF: the
Stale OF kanawha 10 supply tho district
with statesmen. Major Harris sat down,
as Ye may imagine, in = proiu,ion Of pa
sr'otic rcrspira!ion, wondering what Broth.
etsnyder would havs to say about it when
Tho news got 10 Washinston. 1t WAS at
,hia stage of tho proceedings that 8 little
ssllow with slight ayoirdupois and lots ol
grit popped up, told the sturdy yeomanry
Of Webater" that be WIS Phil. Snyder and
male bold to bang things around in lively
style. Snyder IVES cruelty suspected oi
having smugglsd himsslf into The crowd in
the dlsgulse Of book agent handling
SIsi1cs Twenty .Yeara OF Congress-" 4
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AN EXCITING SCENE
IN srns SHARON DwoRct' TRIAL
1t Sas FraNe',e0-A f'maI. wi'u" fer the Dl'
fen", Uddp Lir', hIkp b.vS Tor sR.'t'vtr, 7
sad M 9 Cons qWbc, Csurt Ia Snsp'Ad 4
for \ tiue Usiii E"t, ,hadJ Is p'sstm.d.

SAN FE.Sclsco. Cal, April 0 Tho court
room during thu trial oi tho Sharon divorce
CASE to dny, was the tcsne OF great commo'
lion. Mrs Shnwai, witness Tor the de.
fensc, was on tho stand. Judge Tyler, at.
tornoy for 2Gits Hill, was sui jecting
her to a pevcre cross examination.
He said he propcsed 10 show that the
Witness had diued q. disreputable
places and visited m assi2ns!iou house
with q strange nan. Mrs. Shawan mani.
tested intense excitement, huricdly put her
hand 10 her pocke. rs II 10 draw revol.
yer, bu! was checked by counsel for
the defense, who oimplored her to keep cool.
During the excltemen. which prevailed
McCuns Shawsn, man about % yeurs OF
azo and son Of tho witness, approached
Judge Tyler. but WAS stopped by the lat
,er's son, who threatened 10 shoot him
down II be attempted 10 draw u pistol.
Judge Sullivan ordered tho witness aud
her sou removed IRON the court and i'm.
mediately after declareda rectfs.
At the opening OF the afternoon eission
the Judge refused 10 hear further testi.
lnony In tha case until assured that no one
In the court room WAS arnud, and he |
would require certificate OF q policeman
at the entrance Of the DIOR 10 that elect.
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Brief TELEGRAM ).
.Asnov s!nrnr-Oec'lrraa-ycs.nrlay s!oas
tho line oitho Norfolt &Mtvtera railroad

.Asnov s!rrnr-0ac,irraa aa-yesnrday s!oax
tho line OF the Norfolt &Mtvtera railroad
Va. s.
The British GoTernmen, he's sent posi-.
tive orders 70 Gen. G,rdon TO withdraw
from Khartcum with his garrison as soon
az possible. N Is
The heaviest snow storm Of the winter
has been raging throughout. the coal rcei IN
OF Pennsylvania since early yesterday
morning. Many collieyies anspendad al
noon. Rallway,travtl is much imptded. y
Tho heayies! snow tall Of the winter fell
in Baltimore yesterday, but the f,ken
melted NJ they touched tho earth. Rll.
road trAve'ers report telegraph poles dom
in all directions from tile iolce Of tho gale.
J.T. Pierce. City Marshal, OF Mitchell,
Dak., yesterday lnoruirg whileendeayorins
with the assistance Of posse 10 arres,
Hanck I.swis, q turbulent Keeper Of n low
uaioon, wan murdered. The coroncr's Jury
held Lewis Tor thu murder. I
| The cntrArcs TO the PJcahcntas Coz
mirn, Va, vas opened yesterday by ex
perienced minc,E. The Ian will bs read,
Tor operation to-day, when the bndies o
4 the victims will bs recovered. Severs
ho;lits were ss6n ou upon the opening O
the entrance. Au order haa been sea. L
i Lynchburg for thirty'Bix cottlns. ',l Z
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POST Hl'flCk.S
In tho Great anu Growing Mountain

In tho Great ana Growing Munntnil
la kinte.
From Our Special Correspondent q, ! o.. /
WAsHIsGroS, d. O., April GA pos
otiics has been established Mt Wyoma, Ma
son county, W. VA, and Joshua l.. Hor,
appointed postmaster.
Samuel II. Deem has been commission.
ed postmaster ct Salisbury, W. Va. !.
Tho bond OF William I. Cook for 81 900
aH postmaster at Oceana, Wyoming county,
W. Va has been accepted by The Poei.
master General. =
Mail messenger gervica has been es.ab-
ished at Mostsvillc, Barbour county, W.
Va. from the Grafton 4 Gteenbrier rail.
road rs often US required.
The posloflice at Mount Murphy, Poca.
hontas county, W. Va, hls been abolished
and mail Tor that point will hereafter be
sen to Academy. +,
The postotiice at Mount Hope. Fayette
county, W.. Va, has been Discontinued,
aud mail Tor that point will hereafter Ue
sent to I4se Long.
Edward Il Girault has been cnmmis-
stoned pons1rsser at Oakland, W. Va.
A postolice has boon established at
Larch, Cabsll county, W. Va, and Banj.
$. Childers appointed Postmaster.
James Guthrie has been appointed Pest
master at HALLS MiIls, W. Va.
Edwin A. Watson has been commission.
cd Pos:mastei"at Nashville, w. Va.
The bond OF lafayette W. Simpson for
$500 to be Postmaster At OnS, Clhull COM
~, W. Va. has been accepted by the Post.
master General, e
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THE BANK hGHNEES.
Progression of The Trini Of tho Nctr, pnl
linn National Ennk Thieves.

Prosr rc>sinn of The Trini Of the Nctr, pDr.
linn National Rink TIl:eycs.
WARlIlNGTo%, April 9.-Tbs evidence Sc
far submitted in tho trial oil Detectives Nc,
Dewitt and Flanders, late Of the Metropoli.
tan police Of the District OF Columbia, and
indicted for completely in the robbery OIL
the Metropolitan National Bank OF this
city, is very strong against the tlefendants
and unless they can produce sufficient tes
timoEy to overthrow that already prefenteil
by the Government, an event that is no!
expected, their conviction ia thought to be
assured. s.f
The men who committed the robbery
have turned States evidence, and III many
important particulars THAR testimony is
corroborsted BY other witnesses, and ..lHo
by the powerful c!isin Of circnmstantial
evidence the testimony showa that the
thieves were brought here by the detect
ives ior the purpose Of robbiilg the Treas.
ury, but finding this impossible, they, in
lieu Of something better, robbed the hank
already named, getting away with S25,-
600, which was subsequently returned
upon the payment ol S. 0C0. which
sum was divided among the thieves and
detectives in about the proportion OF two
dollars for the latter TO one dollar to the
former. The trial is exciting vast deal pi
interest, and its progress is being closely
watched by the bankers and brokers' Of
this city, many OF whom are numbered
among the victims OF tho gang Of thieves
and detectives that for years carried on
III our midst. wholesale system Of rob.
berry, plunder, and blackmail with ab.
eolute impunity, $3.50
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Tle.DSa AGAIN,
An liiluGt- Editor Who knR Him, a,,t
- F--sr- yek1n- -trNNt.iJe EnyY .. EHE


-1J,l' F.sE>- Tells ,nhHtise EaY.
CnicAoo,r April 6-TbeAS Tribune ha1 the
following: W. T. Dowdsll, editor Of the
Peoria De'a9crai, is at the Palmer, having
just returned from trip TO New York and
Washington. While in New York OF
courae he visited Nj. Tilden, and he thrs
descrihea his impressions:
"When went L .st,, l felt that Tilden
was Gn impossibility. l came back feeling
that be muet aud will berenominated, and
that he Will mako the recp. Whilo be ia
feeble physically, ye. found his memory
and mental risor unimpaired aud in no
respect does ho impress MO aB q man who
has rot iong 10 live. To Illustrate how
keen his memory Is, when he entered tho
parlor TO ace nc, he eaid; Mr.. D,wdall. |
have not sseN you aincs 1865, when i've
both rhe!ped to nominate Governor Sew.
mour.. told him tha: the 'lli.
nois a. D smoGracy was enthusiastically
for him, aud I asked, II tho con-,
ventiOI !; rcGe OH lnasra ind non,i.
natod him by aoclama!ion, would ho nc,
cent tho call, aud he said he would not
that he could not consent 10 enter nol;,ics
again, but bo woaid help the nominee ,tr
the full extent OF his resources. 4 When
ssked him whom he thought tho party haj
better nominate ha. replied that It did 'no
matter what Stale the candidate hailed
from, 60 that ha wss man wb. wou't
inspire conf leuce among tho monevc
classes and had such record as' wonl;
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srEUBENSyl.LE.

Railroad Suit Taaeu Up "A frnAndc
Ii, ,,7i Against Crime. Fst.5
Special Correspondence efMe Ini.ligascsr. 81
.SrkupgSvlLLg, Apri. 9-Thrru was filed
in the Clerk Of the Courts. cHice hereto
day, by -FfansB .swsyne, tho finn O!
sssyne& Hayes, Toledo, Ohio, petition
with bond, ior the removal to the Uniled
satts Circuit Court at ;Colun,au Of The
suit, now pepding here, Of Carnegie Br2e.
& O.. va, the Cleveland, Youngstown &
Pittsburgh Railway Company. Carnegie
& Co.'s claim III ior.steal rails furnished The
company f,r their tracks 4. a.g.t ..it
Tho Mayor is ont in a pr6eamation !L;s
evening warning all persons keeping disor.
Jtrly houses or houses OF ill.iame, Or, who
are found oafug ahoat the same that he
will see t!ist thu law against snch unlaSlnl
acts will be strictly enforced, es also the
law sgainst selling liquor and beer on Sun
day. THE looka like the beginning oi en-
other lively cros1dc.; Is ,-ss'l s.555,s
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The Fitp JuuM Porter Eli.

WASHINGTON, April 0.-The stateDisn.
has been repeatedly made that at the sug.
gestion Of the President the t'its John
Porter bill would not bs called up until AZ
ter the meeting ofthe Republican National
Convention at Chicago. General slocum,
who has charge OF tha bill, raid to.iay he
hsa not Becn the President or exchanged
words with him on the subject. Il was hia
purpose, lie said. to move to take mp the
bill at an early day. He had heard that
some Of the members OF the Cabinet, rs'
pecially Secretary Lincoln, were opposed
to the restoration Of TINT gentleman to the
rolls Of the army, but he had good reasons
to believe the President would sign tho bill
whenever it WAS laid before him.
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A HairA rAiufSypt.

CAlEo, April 9.-The 4 lelish minister to
Egypt has dispatch from General G ordon,
bearing the date Of March 50. It aays
March 25.-Gen. Gordon dsarmed $50
Bashi BAzonkH who had mutinied. The
following day be ehel!ed the rebel camp on
the Blue Nile and killFt 10 OF the enemy.
March 27.-The rebsls fired upon khar.
toun from the village opposite. They were
coon forced 10 evscuate, losing 50 men in
the engagements and the Dashi Baz,uks
occupied the village and held it until
March 30. when the rebels returned in
force and drove them out, hut they saved
themselves. The White Nile district is
qnies The khRrtcum market is well cup.
plied. Mahdi sent the rebels ak guns.
General Gordon estimates the rebels about
khartoum to number fully 1000.
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nisxoari xepabticnu Con y.n,lon.

sgpALlA, Mo, April ga mass m eetirg
of both Fiiley and anti.Flliey delegates
mst at German Hall This morning i'll the
interest OF harmony aud united action,
Mr., Fllley cslled the meeting to order and
in few retnalks urged the dslesates to lay
aside old Issues and &C. IS though there
were no differences or f,ctious in the party
and present ticket and platform which
every Republican would endorse with.
out queH ioning the uource whence they
came. E1.Conersgeman Mclean was elect.
ed Chairman, and SPOKE in tic tame strain.
Mr.. Fiiley and several delegates Of both
factions spoke in the interest Of harmony.
The meeting adjourned with apparent good
feeling. 5R{
Tho convention ms: at o'clock and
completed It's business wi,houta hitch.
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a hLG RsbBitEIY,.
Tho Adams lxprc.s 0nce nj Allegheny

The Adams xprc-s Onice nj Allegheny
.-E-F-a Uity, u0bbt Il. '.ta 5,rg, s,, (,
TIrrsnuEaH, PA April "a bold at.
tempt waa mEds to rob the Allegheny
Office ol the Adams. Express Company ut
al early hour this morning. Tho office hts
been at the ,rear,,oi Alexander Walkers
grocery, 60 Federat street, for long lime,
ba! lsu II arrangements were in .de 10 oc.
cupy more commodious quarters at the
c,rner Of Stockton avenue aud Federal
street. For the pas! week tho work Of
removal has been going on, and the thieves
took advantage Of lhla fact 10 make the
attempt. Last night was selected as the
tims because the NV Office would be
occupied to-day, and the burglars supposed
large quantity Of valuables would be left
in the old Office until this morning. In this
they wers lnissker, es Mr. NSle Koun,z,
the agent, fearing that an attempt would
bo made to rob the place. each evening
took the most valuable packages home
with him, and last night ssut fifteen pack
ages, containing large sum Of money, OF,
late train, 30 IS TO get it out of tha road.
The burglars started TO work on door
which opens OH an alley ut the rear Of the
store. l.'z
They bored a hole three inches in diameter
III one panel, but struck u sheet Of tin be-
tween the woodwork, aud gave up the at.
tempt there. Another panel not provided
with tin was cut through, he5vy bar re-
moved, and the door opened. Two holes
nearly al inch in diameter aud three inches
deep we're drilled in the fala door, filed
with powder, and the fllso applied really to
light. Just ut this time Wutchmuu DIV.
less, ut the IT. Wayne railroad station,
CAME 'dGshing down tho alley in pursuit OF
nan who had been sleeping iu one OF the
coaches. The noise disturbed the thieves,
and they deramped. This occurred be-
tween 9 and 3 o'clock this morning.
About 8 o'c,ock, Oilicer Emanuel met
three Suspicious locking ui,M at tho corner
OF Robinson and Federal streets. He or
dered them 10 halt, when one Of the men
drew a REVOLVER mud warned him to keen
away. Tie cilicer also drew his weapon
aud fired, when the men took to night
down Robinson street. He pursued them,
but lost the trailin lumber ysrd. There
is scarcely any doubt that these we're the
thieves. When tho Office WAS opened this
morning the robbery was discovered. A
number Of the sealed packages had been
torn open in the eearch for money add
other valushss.f The Guitr door Of the
vanlt had been unlocked, hut tho inner
door resisted their etIurts. 1u the vault
wss $500 in money and considerable
jewelry. The thieves lef, behind them rs
memeutoes II cab OF blasting po Hder and a
brace and Bit. Mr. koun'z cAnno: tell the
lose until he counts over the pacssgea re-
naming. H"dooa not thick it will amount
IN D,nrn than 81 GO0 -N- s-.stl
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.
theirown on tho tariff they hRva not com.
mittcd thomselvea to any qualified en-,
dolsament Of either OF tho extremes. They
believethat It would be the worst possible
policy for tho party TO permi. Congress to
adjourn without giving the Country some
proof OF sincerity OF the party In It's pro.
iessions Of purpose 10 reduce taxation nn,,
II some manner revise the present tariff.
This view, said ons Of their leaders to-day,
has been strongly impressed upon hcth
wings OF the party, and especially upon
the protectioniste.
These argumants, he continued, have
created disposition 10 make concessions,
which heretofore had not bHcn hoped Tor.
Speaker, Carlisle, who representa- tho other
wing. Is disposed to corcede something
in this matter for tho Hake Of harmony,
but Morrison, Ilnrd and Mills, who ate
Tor free trade and favor forcing tho issue
are not disposed to yield their: convictions
on this question. ,agf
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TilE GK<SD IJaY
or Cincinnati : the li,cn,iing BnniuCsi
70 SO MeN aR tii% fRurl. ~ ~


F y 4it nen 0n th+ Panel. @
4 ClSclSSXrI, o., Apris 0-rhs special
Grand :Jrry was impanneiled this morn
irg with less trouble and in lees time than
is usually required. Ths list Of nsmea Of
men summoned is composed entirely Ct
the! leading business men Of the city, ard
nearly all responded and very few asked
to be excused. Three said they had Mill
tary certificates in their pockets which en-.
titled them to exemption, but. they would
not prespnt them. Thu jary, "a made up,
contains the names Of G W. West, George
W. McAlpin, Thomas G. Smith, Jessph
Safer, Herman Cooper. AS. Du,1erisld,
and other equally well.kuoen business
men. Instructions will DO given this Jury
on r.xt Monday. Iu the meantime The
Judges arc in consultation on ihs suhje It
ind it is understood that this jury will he
charged with the mos! important duty Of
|Iuvestiga,ipg the facts concerning The late
riot and the burning Of the court house, in.
cludips the charges OF bribery against the
Jury that convicted Btrner.
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NEw YoRK, April "a canvass was
made here yesterday to learn the probable
complexion of the city delegates 10 the Re.
publican State Convention. So far as thie
canvafs eau bs relied on, it is very favor.
able to Arihur's candidacy. John J.
O'Brien and Mr.. Cooper both spoke in a
way 10 indicate that solid Arthur dele.
CATION would go from this city 10 Utica.
There is at any rate no prosptc: Of, an
open fight against Arthur, such as is going
on throughout tho S Sa.e. George William
Curtis, when asked to-day wha. would be
his course in the even. Of the nomination
Of Blaine, whom he has sharply opposed
in Harpr's Weekly replied that he would
support the Republican nominee.
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CrOlA OF i'iircS States.

iSp'ASAroIAs, IND, April 0;.-Thc
I"d'aaa Fanmsr, Of this city has crop re-
ports irom every county in Indiana, Hi
nols and Ohio, which show the following
percent: Whea:-Averagc compared witl,
iI!e average crop in Indiana, 95; Illinoia,
~; Ohio, ". Conditioa--Wheat, Indiana,
s0; Illinois, 80; Ohio, 81. Clover promises
IN average yield Of so percent ii the three
a&ies, aud Timothy 0G per cent. Apples
w!!l yield 50 parcent, but peaches not moro
,han 10 percent. With the exception oI
peaches this Is smuth better thau that
gwen by the farmers the samo date last
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prices began 70 20 up hurredly aud very
heavy "astort' interest which had been
selling liberally for week suddenly found
grfa: difficulty In covering the closisy
prices on the afternoon call were fully Il
dollar barrel for pork. , I5{ r. :
Trading in wheat WIS Rlso OIL very ex.
tended scale, aud a sharp advance In prices
wRs scored. Numerous buying ordera were
on the marko! at the opening. Foreign
adv!ces quoted tho tone and The weather
waa Geld and threatening. Under these
influences prices advanced sharply, aud
May op.iopu roli up to S9!c. Values then
became weaker, May selling down to so:c,
lowered to SIC and remained steady for a
time. During tho afternoon hour prices
began to so up and:May went to Si,, and
closed at about SI!c; June closed at s0ic;
July S1lc. a-n,'L'. r. -s,4+aa4-- .....t -
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LITTLE RecK. ARK, April 9-This morn.
lug the following delegates to the Rcpubli.
can national convention were elected for
tho Congressional distric.a Firas district :
Jacob 'rrieber, T.. II Holland; a'ternatss-
J. P. Jones, NJ. J. Turner; Second district
John j. Johnston, Fred iIavit; alternatcs-
0. N. Spc'lman, 0. NJ. Norman; Third tlii.
tric,-A. a. Tnfs and Geo. A. Thompson;
al.crnates-A..W W. Watkins. 3. q. Bryant;
Fourth district-M. VI. Benjamin and
Jacob Foes; alternates-Wm. Lauorte and
Joaeph Clark Fifth distric! Lafayette
Gregg and Klddar Kitd; alteInatts, j. W
True and ]. a. Sp,adling. p
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 9.-Mr. Alex. II.
ofo"s, OF Braddretts Financial Reporter, is
!" tho city and Is tho hero Of an unpleas.
ant romance Hc married Miss AIarquet,
Of io*S, in 1859. lie soon afterwards en-.
issied EH in t,o array aud was reported killed
when he did not return after many year
MS wilegave him up ior dead and n,nrried
a man in JeGtrsonville, Ind. Mr.. Grow,
NET te' on tho street a lew days ego anJ
sue hclsnitIon wss mutual. Th0, lady
was 80 shocked that she haB been very sich
evs. hince, but in the meantime continpe.
10 live with her husband in Jet,e1sonyille