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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08
DISTRICT NO. ELEVEN, WHEAT
LAND.
Fox RIVER STATION, WIS,

Fox RIVER STATION, Wis,
July 9th, 1884
EDITOR I TELEGRAPH There was an artl-
Gle appear ed in several of the Kenosha
papers cellsuring the Board of District
No, II, and accusing them of cheating
their teacher out of 81. 25, for which we
wish to answer
Ho, no, T. c., she's throwing at me
AS we'll as the e. A curious world is this OF ours
When people want the school ma am
To keep her ours.
In Kenosha county there is creature
That NEEDLES with politics as well as the teach-
In censuring ,thers we often get left,
When rightly understood it fails on OuTSelf,
Then for our b ard work and untimely bother
1t costs our II 9putation more than dollar and
quarter.
When district number eleven hired
their teach er it was distinctly under
stood, betwt zen the board and teacher, il
the district paid twenty-five dollars a
month, the teacher was to teach sixty
full days, regardless of holidays or wei
weather. We did not ask for school tc
be taught ION the fourth, or any othel
aholiday. A ii we did ask for was sixty
/ days of sch ,ool, just what the contrac
1 called for, nd was especially agreed up
on when TIN 2 bargain was made, and wa
made a pa 1T of the contract, and wa
that way understood by both parties
The fact Is. the teacher only taught fit
| eight days. She came one day, Gale
lschool, and not feeling well, left tn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08

The Committee on Streets and Alleys
report and recommend that the prayer
of the petitioners for a sidewalk on the
west side of North Chicago street, from
Orange to Hanson streets, be granted,
which report was accepted, and the fol
lowing order adopted:
Be it ordered by the Auditing Board
of the City of Kenosha, That a sidewalk
four feet wide, of two inch plank, we'll
spiked to AKA timber, be laid on the west
side of Chicago street, from Orange
street to Hanson street.
Mayor Simmons reported having ar
ranged settlement with DR.. Paddock
for injuries sustained by defective side
walk.
On motion of AID. Balm, the terms
were accepted and the amount, $3.50, al
lowed.
A committee from the Fire Depart
lnent asked for an appropriation to as
sist in the observance of Review day.
On motion, $50 was appropriated.
Chief Engineer Schend notified the
Board that the 18th of August was the
day appointed, and invited the Board to
review the Department on that day,
which Invitation was accepted.
4 Tho following bills were presented
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE a AUDITING
BOARD.
REGULAR MEETING.

Aug. 4, 1884.
Present Mayor Simmons Aid. Rey-
1lolds, Jacobs, Balm and Pennoyer.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APP
proved.
A petition for the opening of a street
on the north line of the cemetery from
Park avenue to Ann street, was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Alleys.
A petition from Active Hose Company
for new cart was referred to the Com
nsittee on Fire Department.
The following bills were reported cor
rect, and on motion Of Aid. Jacobs al
joxxy.,d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08

Manufacturers Of Engines and Boilers, the Ke-
nosha Union Thimble Skeins, Tire Blenders,
Tire Drills, Blacksmith's Tuyere Irons, Caldron
Kettles, Clothes Reel Irons, Reach Plates,
Bolster Plates, Rub Irons and Sash weights.
Also repairing of Machinery and Implements
repaired.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08

ReferTe i to proper committees.
The, Coz nmittee on Fire Department
repout hG wing dispensed with the ser
vices Of d. Cameron, end engaged K. .
Whitaker as engineer of the steamer,
at salary OF 5000 per annum. Accepted
Board adj burned.
F. w. MATHEWS,
City Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08
CREAMERY.
.HO! FOR MONTANA.

WANTED Immediately at the Montana En-
ployment Bureau 1000 men to work in the mines
ana On y sns ssock ranges 81 rs %
month for cow boys (including board). Reduced
rates on all railroads. Send $i.00 with your ap-
plication, and state what kind OF work you pre-
fer Employment for six months guaranteed or
money returned. Address at once.
C. L. STAMMER, Maiden, NJ. I.
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RUSINESS CARDS.
Anthony Van WycIx.

vfiice at Room ?. Masonic Block, Kenosha, Wis.
Practices In all the Courts; pays particular at
tentiOn to Probate business. Also. COLLECTIONS
made; Loans negotiated on Real Estate; Mort
gages bought and sold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08

And are now ready to supply their
old customers and the general public
with the finest qualities Of Groceries,
material to make bread for the
family, and frock for every child, of
the best quality and at the lowest
prices.
We also take in exchange for cur
goods all kinds of farm produce and
allow the best market price. Come
and see us. We will give you good
bargains and treat you in as acOmmo-
dating manner as possible.
LENTZ & FUNCK.
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MARINE.
ARRIVALS.

Steambarges Buckeye, coal Monitor
light; schrs. Havana, coal; Industry
wheat 4; steamboat Grace Grummond
passengers.
DEPARTURES
Steambarges Buckeye, light Monitor,
gravel; steamboat Grace Grummond,
passengers schr. Pride, light tug
Still, towing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08

In censuring ithers we often get left,
When rightly understood it fails on ourset,
Then for our ard work and untlmely bother
If costs our II sputaton more than a dollar and
GU arter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
rut SWAIN corHrMAHrnl

MAanihriuhi il.n Nhan ihn Swain
rouli 'uaiilii NuNtnM ths u, uu- itl en iia, .ri,
oi ouuus,i iu, th. d,i,urr, informed tlo ruuu tha'
hrn. iu ntnsItuur tu Nhll lht duf ui examining VII
urs,'- hld hrou assigned h tun drru.r was not p".
cni, having h,rn detained lu Nhiun tln tlh uf arle,
an'l lac -ua c'tb an aJouuurEt uf lhc count m"riid
until Ncln. la}. Tho Jul3. Advocate oppo-od the con
tiuuaucc The count touh ,ot. and decided refuse
the request of hr defence The Iud..- \dto,itc pro
cocdcd 10 the iahn- oi testimony. J. stanley Brown,
member oi thr hrn oi liitomll Is 60. from November
l~Sl to the middle of july. l~~2. testified hat the dnn
fot ~ .oon ou Iatcman s. Co. wa+uc,cr to , knowledge
accepted 10y the firm 1hc Jud Advocate asked for thc
account furnished General swain for the period icuu
mated ON Judy .. l--2. and &C. was taken while Gcn
oral swim sent fo IT, ond for other papers asked for
when the court rccon,cu"i Witness said that the ac.
count showed that General swain. july !. l~-2. was
indebted to the nru iu the .uu OF +It5 General Swain,
hr @ihd. IN NlN, '- hId lent him his
Interest m ' Nim Tho term. Wrtr chat Niu,e. WHf to
pay General Swain - per cent iutrr.t the loan.
and 10 per cent o hi. pton. h, nlcr,tt Ia The rul
~ long ~ hc held The loan. The Wiiurs- was asked
whether hc had ever had any conversation with General
NWnm ou the subject ~ Inc payment hy the latter of the
II 900 diHft un liiltutu a CO. which he t-WAtj had
given witness ptt of The 600 loan and -Wrftd
n the negative. Tie drltur gave notice that thrf Noud
ash for the production of litcm a Co books aud the
judge, Advocate said that hc should crrtnul, cline 10
t-,ccf l- demand for The books I.a.nun. aud the
argument bad not been concluded when the huur for All
OuInmrnt arrived Judge SuclIthargrr n-iiug that The
question bc left open for further argument Tomorrow.
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wonens work and this department OF the Iowa showing
will, III consequence be a failure.
PURSCING THE BUZZIRD BANDITS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

NEw-HOLLAND, Penn, Dee. 1.-Two hundred
men, thoroughly tired out. came in from the Welch
Mountains tonight They had been out all day hunting
for the outlaw, Abe Buzzar and his gang but found
no trace Of him. They are honest farmers who nave
banded themselves together for no other purpose than to
their enemy dead or alive They are now all di-
vided into companies and they making their search
In a systematic way. They secured Wech Mountain,
which extends over many miles. and came across three
of the Buzzard Brothers. " Jake John and " Mart
&" Ike and &" Joe are I'm Jail the former having been
captured in Chicago and the latter taken in raid OF the
gang on Saturday. Abe the biggest game OF ALL Is NJ
large The farmers are much afraid Of him that they
rarely travel except In bands. The Bulzarls live III
rckcty houses and advised the farmers 10 go back as
their brother was In the vicinity and would shoot on sl
Mrs d" Abe" Buzzard also lives on the mountain ana
stated that her husband was I'm the neighborhood ana
sometimes when he wasn't ont on rlld slept an nome
at night This gave the farmers chill and they inne
dilcly returned to the valley II Is estimated tat the
thcttS by them in the tOnrstOga valley In the last Ten
amount to over 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02

business was passed amid much noise noise
and confusion Messrs. Sherman ana uailahu
were appointed. and then the senate took rcces'
to await the Presidents message. ,nor
The committee had not yet returned anu aho'"'i
recess was taken until IL.
At 1910 it met again.
SOME IIsrENERs AND SOME "TFA" d" DRINkEhN'
When the Senate came together once h,o''
the message had arrived. Secretary Mo-
Cook at once began its reading. III oo
cupicd him for exactly one hour IL was
listened to with attention by the Kepuoic"n'
present Nearly all the Democrats went peio" ~ -
the restaurant TO cup Of "Congresslonai 'c"
and cossp over Cabinet appointments. Inc iat'oi
subiect formed the chief topic of convei'a''o"
among them all day long and proved VI si'"'''
iuterestthan the Presidents recommendations
The Diplomatic gallery was well hied as iouH 'o
that mart of tbe message relating to loreie"
affairs lasted The Hawaiian Minister anu lou, ,,,
JoporeSe entemen sat ii through auu I'm .i anor
of il lookinq comparalvey fresh. on the Ill.,, tI
Sncretarv Frelinphnvsen watched the erect pl Ii.
Presidents recommendations III rcSaru ~ ,I 10
matters uuon the Senate Secretary lcr'' n'i" oti
new postmoster-( (cncral. the latter icelHe i W =
IDENTITY uncomfortable in his new dignity P"SS'"
shur t,mc in conversation =, ,t bod
Al Q.3O O'Clock General Mc'ouN o,,Is
cnnrluHrd reading In few Weil-coiosv,np " ur
senator Allrirh then referred 10 ne s,,,ri
tntbonv o,d moved that the Senate. ON vi i'sl, l -,
~, b;s ,n.n,ntv adin,iii The uulon was hRit'' ,u
aud ~ a few minutes the clanh'r was uesvi''" ~
.,.t, iu,lv pxrrut y frw pages Hnd sWrrN'iS A..
iie senntp had done The first days Woik W 'he
stesiun
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friends are able to place only ms IecYiu q;
as a TuIon man. and the fact that despite ~, n's
iInion record the Texas Democrats have repeatuIs.
elected him 10 Congress. The Washington NaUhi;oi Ui;i
makers have assigned three places 10 !no St;i S;i
South including the Secretaryshp 9i STAR moi
they saw Is to he offered to senator Daya.u VI
aware A good many of them profess to neheiu
that Mr.. Bayard will prefer to remain ,,rn 81,
The Senate. With perhaps one OF o Two
exceptions every Southern state has one or % hoie
candidates for the Cabinet. partial list ol llci
inclndes senator Gar and of Arkansas; Govei,
nor Crittenden of Missouri; Senator's Jonas an',
Gibson of Louisiana; Representatives keagan, anu
Hancock of Texas Repre- sentative Morey Oh hiss Mss.
iss,nni General Gordon of Georgia Representa-
tives barbour and Tucker of Virginia. ana Gover.
nnr-eIrct scales of North Carolina lhls list mish'
be extended so rs TO include every prominent peni-
ocrat south of Mason and DlXon's line.
4 Democrat who enjoys good opportunities 10 ~
certain the current gossip among leading members
of his marty to dav said: " am confident tnai
Connccticlit New-York. New-Jersey ana IN
diana will each receive 'apihr'
appontment In Connecticut Governor "Hee
lrr sacrificed his own prospects ni
reelection i'm order to carry Cleveland thronsh'
and he will bc rewarded if not wtha Cabinet Oiiice
at least with a good place abroad. THINK INA,
There is no doubt that ex-senator McDonald WI,
havea placc m CleycIands Cabinet rs TO VINO wiz
be appointed from New-lork would not ike u
venture Il guess. l..
good many Democrats seem TO think that as u
rprugnit ION of the protect ion sentiment ~ the i'rl
urratir pltty place m the cabinet will he unrlru
Is Mr.. Randall. Whusc diversion ln favor oI tieNe
land mt Chica.o is not forgotten by then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
TELLGR.iPHIC NOTES.


THE ADVANCE ~ BELL TELEPHONE STOCK
Ho~tuN, Dee. l~ucc tho announcement OF thr drcs-
ION fp or ul the American Bel Telephone Company.
the stock "t that company has advanced from go 10 20
IN hi, market.
IiE BODY OF LAURA g. CLANCY BURNED.
lNN'NIth, funl., Dee. Tho body oi Laura g.
Clan y, the actress, burned this afternoon at The
Lancaster trruatory.
OFFICERS or THE CHESAPEAKE CANAL
ANEAioII>, Dee. l. The stockholders OF the thcsl
pcakc and OHIO Canal to-day elected t. Victor Biugh
man. ol Frederick, president; Patrick lanl "l Hnllett
County James 6. Bcrtctt, of Washington. J0hh huh
bird, OF cghcny. Spencer Watkins OF Montgomery, j.
y. l. Mcclure and H. A. Dobh, of Baltimore, directors
AtCIDENTALLh KILLING Ills tlOTH ~
PlIIsBtRo, Dec. IA dispatch from Woods Run,
Penn George Rankin while carclessly hand Ing
shotgun yesterday, accidentally shot ana Killed hts
aged nu.her. The young man, who did not know the
gun was loaded, il frantic with grief
AVENGED Ar LAST
DENNfsON, Ohio Dec. In row last night the re-
suit Of long standing feud, Robert McAlSer shot and
instantly killed Joseph Welch The murderer AZ
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
THE REDISTRIBUTION BILL
A SUMMARY OF ITS PROVISIONS.


THE MEASURE PRESENTED BY MIR. GLADSTONE IN
TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, Dec LIN the House of Commons to-
day, Mr.. Gladstone presented the Redistribution
DILL 1t provides that all towns of less than $4,000
inhabitants and the small bOroughS shall be merged
into counties; that all towns of 80 600 inhabitants
shall be entitled TO one member. England will pos
sess SIX additional members: the memberships OF
Wales and Ireland are unchanged Scotland will
nave twelve additional members. London will have
thlrty yseyen, Liverpool six, Glasgow four Birming-
ham fonr. Manchester three. aud Yorkshire sixteen
anh Lancashire fifteen additional members.
m ne second reading of the bill will take place on
thursday. when IT will he referred To a comnttee
10 report thcreupOn after the Christmas holidays
HOW THE MEASURE IS RECEIVED.
The Liberal members of Parliament generally ap-
prove the bill. Leonard II. Courtney. advanced
Liberal from LisScarl has offered Mr.. Gladstone
his resignation as Secretary to the Treasury in
consequence of the omission from the R,li'tribn-
tion bill of the principle of minority representation
Mr.. Courtney, witl'Ilcnry Labonchere, of North
ampton. Sir John Luhbuck of London University
Joseph cowen. of Newcastle-on-ryne, and other
liadicals have fotmei an opposition which Is
strong IN talent. bat weak numerically
The Irish party is satisfied TINT th"re has
haf' ho, no i"llniion in It,, mgnt'rS ,1,, H. H.
HuYsiun uf the hill aiulishine borough Representa-
ti'n unirt population 80 i1nhp Wi i.Sult ~ uni
srHtina Uur-hilr W Tho lnfplius MI lahpl
f.al9 ,rnnlni hhi ihn iraili Vt ilh hhN ptiiiiiis
VIZ sliinMhrn be fruvlne hNl lhliin uitinA ilp
lhli liis s tnh lr Niil hrld conference WIN ihp
htY'lnta uf liis riitt
liip inuas pitn ihn hiii % cnoi adhesion. hWi viii
hH ~ details in iHn eatiiniiien
lln | T. uf hisa hlii VIII inme up fur a til read
ing n ilio ii,isn al Lords nn ! ldai,
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rAarp ron 1llf rosr-orrlCrs.


WNsniNutuV. litr. t-ln the inpn Uf the Nafs
anl Means Committee lhis nutiins Wrr" srairi
Mrasis Morrison. li-rrc,. 'tpii ahl llrihrit NJ
iis,oph Nas hpafiae oni iha drawer hsrl hv NJ
hass.,n during itn iasl s7iuni itit sHil ~ ''
nossrnaer ahn ihesr rai.iei hdHs'ii' is f"h'ins
home liun roiim hnfnia iuna ana H. VII want
ihnmH Then luInina tn tnimnl ilnihnfi he ''i-
imuedi nAs was saYne, }ou VIII nave more
trouble aLnat posl-aliices than ann thing else ~
nay mail, to-day, found foam ntlers about post
masters. am gong to Issue a circular soon
informing All my correspondents that ! nave Il"
lonaer any influence in po,t-once Matters
"Oh, you need not do that" put in Colonel Nor
risrn. Your people Will find that out soon
enough
"Wcll,' said Mr. Reed, 81 am thankful that
hereafter shall no. have p0st-oiiices thrown III
my face everywhere 20 in my district. can fall
back on my moIal character now, ana not De
trOublcl' d,
Colonel Herbert looked serious and remarked
that he feared the question of patronage Wnuiu
prove Il scr!OGa business. Perhaps there are not
enough ro,t-ohccs in his district to supply the de-
mand.
Chairman Morrison declared that he wonld not
trouble himself ABOUT the pOst-oillceS uhtl lie had
the right to say sonnet hing about tbcm.
In the course of the forenoon a score of othcr
Democratic Congressman were heard discussing INC
prospective changes of poS'mastccS IN their re-
spcctlyc districts and il Is evident that for some
months aiter their appointment the r"Y POST
ma,teT-GencIal and hi, assistants vii kept busy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHISGtoN. Mono

NAtlIINDTON. Monday, Dec !. lN~I
ARkFSING 4 POSTAL ROUTE AGENT.-post . lice In
spectors arrested Saturday at Richmond Va snh-
postal route agent Cotton. stealing ~ 30
belonging 10 the money order funds The money re-
covered
COINAGE IN NOyFMBER.-In the month of November
the coinage OF the United states mints amounted TO
SlGs .339 In gold and ~, 100000 in silver.
ISSUE OF STANDARD DoLLARs.-The Issue Of standard
silver dollars for week S30s I95 The Issue for
the corresponding period last year was sJ43,is1
BAsR ExTESsIoss GRASTED.-The Controller OF the
Currency to-day extended the corporate existence OF the
Citizens National Bank OF Pittsburg, aud the Naumkeag
National Bunk or salem, Mass TO December .. IDOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
J1uES y. WARREN IND THE SENIr0EsHIP.


ALBANY, Dee. 1.-1h" latest rulnor concern
ing thc ship is that the President and his friends
have decided that it would he better To put forward a
faithful supporter for 1r Iauham'- place than to put mp
the President himself and have accordingly decided ON
tho Hon j lines H. Warren. Editor of Ihc BU9dio com
crc'm dr0tiser and liuu of the Republican state
Committee. Itis not believed That Mr. Warren himself
seeks the place. bu bc story coc, that the President
friends CONSIDERED that h, support TO Nh Blaine and
chailn ln.h'p of the state Committee made him pocn-
lary available candidate while his hong service to the
Eepuh an party aui his consistent stalwart assoca-
zion Wonld rcf d.r hu peculiarly gccor-ab o them.
and tend to increase ihcr hold ou the politics ot the
state, II th-rcpori~ om Bualo concerning his matter
o. h, trusted Mr. Warren - fhcr tore soon 10 develop
iro foiui h!r candidate rrprc rutiug especially t'
pt,- -ileut's iutcic,. and 0krl hy his ili,nd..
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lnr rrLraa,rn ~ rae rnrBuvF.l

PIrfsBrRG. Dee. John +. Collins, of No.
29l Bualway. New york. wrote tU J. q. Brfssttesscr
the Editor of me insnce n0tl of Tins city asking for
Information ~ rpeatd tr the Rruhlir Benefit AssorA-
ilpn uf llftshuir "hating - htnnch unre ~ i,20i
nrualWny" tlr nttrsiusspr sail tnint that he han
informed NJ tUlns that thp rnrpin wits irhnh ~ the
Wttst nrr. iip tp'1irH that thp nssrriniii has hp
uNrr ii ih7 tiit ni ilhi nunp u is Uia 80 hhnN 7
rAttW 1 ~ eiiltirf Hha NAs HnDp pntiuttl 10 'ril
estate nlir, atu iiAirs NtWini iitAsrttfi Nn is
ditl.lt ~ l n ttan Miia Nis iiart ihAhipi ni lh
tlitetur- ti sahai-N, aiu iaN Wribs later VIA shs
itniri fNi nii iiihinni tH tuhtrdpt
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

kNrRicAN SECvRlru> There has inst been Issued The
r.-n,- of ilr Iu-i- Association ot American Bond
and Shareholders With 20 capital ot E-3pNuh lhr "l
cD M ,iaion * to protect ,hc Interests ol hod-
or. %. American securities.
Tur EofrS- TIN. Government has received new, that
au a.uiclr ari.li cement las hr.u autNod a between
tl' Government at Cap. Colony drd tU Beers
CoSfruU. ATGpN EILI.-n thc House of Lords today
Tt Derby. seer ,tIr} ui state Tor me t"ipit-, an
loGuccG tlat the Government Wtthc'd L" introduce 4"
BIN establishing the t,n.c!' 'intl0A "i AH-'i"ld-i
Mr. LOWELL AND mn S,nrtI.-1hr American Minister
VA. present to-day at tine .Ita %. the scot i-h t"ip
ration In nr lldres. Mr. Lowell claimed kudrcd with
tine scotch throagh h- Iattnal ancestors Nh'' H'
stated settled iu lht OrHc,. hc.l" FclnS To America
Mr. Lowell. reception wa. cIill.,. ii.;lc
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I'M rGlfGaArurl ~ ramugBi

SrRINGfIELp, OiiO, Dee l.-Dr. John Max
we'll who poisoned his three children amt made an at
tempt it Suicide suddenly took on the air of mad man
yesterday When tn turnkey, smith, approached hlll
with food Maxwell lcaped sayaeely upon him ana
chokcd hm until hc black In the face. The timely
arrival of other attendants saved the urnkeys lie and
the refractory prisoner manaclcd. Al night the
hiudcuil, We're taken OH but violent attack on the
Shelit caused them tu be restored TIC jail pms -clall
dies spc thc, assaults declares that Maxwell i sane. 1t
is asserted that Maxwell married his present wife before
being III, Orced from his first wife whom he deserted III
Indiana.
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r,W-. G,. l. luD An.uhiNtt e.N tiAi lhl Nli h0hl
utIiI. .I H. IIfIiU uu u..t SUNDAY h. Vir iht di.
uuup,iu,ut ,hH thr pul0o nu"id pr't'w ilnlr -"hrr
uiHI,. Dcr / john 90 uuuuf, @ tturiliic has hrrn
el,,nl .Lnut of nuhin, aud Nir Nuiirnu Nationalist
MuNur ul tutk.
Eu,u Doc I. The Gufrrumcut has prepared hlll
dc,otu. tl,ooo,uoo To- sanitary works ln "'lHr'
Si,iri. Drc. f. Baud, oi Bcdolius In this vicinity
has. boon luutug the cttfiut Ui plrin' ou ihti way
tu Mecca. the rrpic-cutrtr of the ~ultht oi "an H
Wiz rrhhrd of lgOuO The IWh-h authoilur' are hcp
lc.. to- prevent sut h oltut.tf.
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4 UOMIN AUlKTNED Br BEING SHOE

Bo,rON, Dee. l.-Gcorgc \. Wentworth, who
f. suspected OF ,hootn. his wife IN -"ncrlue last nlsi
gave himself mp To- the police to-day. lie denies 'hc
shooting, and asserts thai hc prove an "IbI went
worth had frequent quarrcl> with his Wife, ana was
rarcl, ai home Some DAYS ago they were irc"h''h'
and be- promised to visit his ir on SundN hlSht enc
lcii ihc door her house ulDcaod aud IN the -ht N-
awakened 10y the report ol pistol Shc lohu 'hii 'i'
was wounded, and heard the heavy tread oI some one
leaving the house.