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DIED..


EVANS-On the morning of Dee 81, in the 18th
year Of his age, Thomas G. Evans, ef Joseph r.
Evans.
Funeral from the family residence 800 N. Alabama
street, Thursday Jan. B at 1870 p. m.
REENES-(irace E. Reeves daughter of Richard
r. and Mary i. Reeves, at No 30! North Tennessee
street, at 1890 p. Dee. 81, 1888 aged years
months and days.
Funeral from the family residence Thursday Jan.
g. at o'clock p. M
Observation-Disclosures morning. Jan l. 1881
Carrie May, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs &. W.
Tutewiler.
Burial private.
SHEETS-At Waukesha. Wis, at l O'Clock a. m.
Jan. l, Miss Anna II. Sheets
The remains will arrive this morning a > o'clock.
Further notice viii be given of the funeral
OCK-Eittle Jessie Eva. only child of Chas
D. and Jessie Eden bTatloek Tuesday, Jan l. at
5:15 a. m; age 3 nionths and day
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Burial private. Crown Hill.
LEWIS-Miss Maria A. Lewis. daughter of H. b.
Lewis died at II M Tuesday, Jan L. at the home Of
Mr.. Green in Frankfort Ind wlile visit to that
city. Her remains will be brought to her home }25
North Mississippi street. to-day.
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Killed His Father.

SALEM, o., Jan. IL n. Griffith. a farmer
living south of here, was found dead near lis
house this morning by his son. eighteen years
old, who said his father had committed suicide
The boy has since disappeared, and the indica-
tons show it to be a case Of murder. The cor
oner is INVESTIGATING
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The McHugh Case,

CINcINNATG, Jan. 1.-The case of VIM. Nc
Hugh was given to the jury at noon. They have
not agreed, and will not be heard from till to-
morrow morning. Mclugh has been twice con
victed of murder in the first degree for killing
his wife. NeW trials were granted on account
of errors.
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Complaint Against an insurance Company

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l--Complaint has been
made that the Fidelity and Casualty Company,
of New York, is doing business contrary to the
laws of Ohio. The Insurance Commissioner re
fuses to revoke the license, and the matter will
be settled in the courts.
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clans, open % gorgeous lfquorshop, and make a
bid for the fashionable patronage of San Fran
cisco.
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"HANDY to haYe in the .lOuse'-Ayers Cherry
Peetoral, the prompt and certain remedy for
Group, colds, and pulmonary affections.
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The Yazoo Afsrav.

JACKSON, Miss. Jan. 1.-Fritz Holder, wound
ed in the atflay at Yazoo City on Christmas eve,
is dead. He has been county treasurer for the
past four years.
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READ of, procure and use Hop Bittefs, and you
will be strong, healthy and happy.
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DISSOLUTION.
AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & MCCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND GEN.
j l. erl Auctioneers, SS East Washington street.
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wv ANTED-LADY. AGENTS FOR THE BEST
w selling line of goods datented) for ladies' and
childrens wear handled by agent; entirely
new; universal demand; 500 dozen sold last three
months Agents average 800 monthly Address
with stamp, r. II. CAMPBELL & CO, South May
street, Chicago, III.
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mas day
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TIOR SALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND.
hand engines. boilers. and sawmills in good order.
HADIEY WRIGHT & co. corner Tennessee and
Georgia streets, indianapolis,
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Tor SALE-FTNE IMPROVED FARM, Gig
| miles west of Anderson, containing 100 acres;
all well underdrlined; extra good buildings fruit
trees and postofice farm For sale cheap Inquire
of JAS. BAN, Anderson, Ind, or . GARBElT
Brun. Ind, Farm.
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NOR SALE-l0O BY 1874 FEET SOUTHEAST
Il corner Of Tennessee and Georgia streets; 81 l5-
600 cash in hand balance time. I, 4. GOODWIN
30 Thorpe Block.
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WANTED

1ET ANTED BOARD FOR $50 STUDENTS
w Reputable boarding house keepers please report
terms and number that be accommodated to
THOS, j. BRYANT, Biyants Business College, Bates
Block.
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NOR SALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
i the Meekl. indiana State journal. Send Tor IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-26

oeoenl Keyes ID Be sFiny Year<'
O~oeexvofone7 says that IN less fthe cffy
- 8se1InEfoo dfrtv. shabby viii
\ - - - - here ftoD Eew Yo1k ~
J quLred tUo dayD- The arts ~ cooking
- EeepinGa hotel we've - ter daon.
800 e1e hendings o. -noRsparers fbom
<9Ino - 1|mo annouDced thirty davs. ana
80 - lhsn sixty days, later news from
<4n1ope. The country between Ulfco
49, Bof>Io CA. ~ No mostly covered
~ifh forests aBd in.fnveliDg through Il
- e9fsGe eoaeh IN DE spring Of ls3o
+o,v many der. In IL autumn 49,
= egoorc1.to -. Iooia end ~ Journey
1Fon New YoFk occupIed - days. H.
Nlaet1t0 niles Iswns .c0rrIod - ~ open
1.ru vaGoo over : .Dort " Indiana snd
49, 1w1oIe - IlI5aoja. 1he boasf1nl civ
Ch1cago 80 scapo6Iv 1known. ond Is
ln.t very year > letter - oddfesscd ~
'9oIlooo: Mr.6o<h FSc6er. 0icaGo. re-
AIso1-{IlInols Atoo g 3 email settle
uent - Ne 1fiecfsalppf. .ahoge ~ inrc-
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NOTICE i hereby given that the part
1~ nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, ID the frm name o.
Bauer, Siebert 4 KlingeI, IN Jasper, =
dissolved BY mutual consent, John Bauer
retiring from the firm. The bueincse
will Be continued By Siebert B KlIngeI,
who ere authorized % collect al sums
due the late 6rm, and who also pay III
the debts.
Those who are indebted ere requested
20 settle up within thirty days from this
time, and ave further trouble, and al
persons having claims against said arm
are requested % present them i the
same time.
JoHN BAURR,
FRANK SrEBER1,
MATTHIAS KLlNoRL.
Dec. 10. lss4-sw.
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Taken up By Nicolas Strieeel. II Hall
township, Dubois county. Indiana, on
Nov. lsf. 1884, one red and white spotted
heller, about two years old Or over.
marked BY the right ear being cut On.
and : swallow fork % the end or Il and
The left ear cut on AND : biz ont OF Il.
BY Anton Kerlen and John
Reister. before John J.. Neschede q A.
teen dollars.
Attest: PKTkR y. GosxAxr, Clerk,
9. 9. Dubois County.
Dec. rs. 1e64-1t.
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nionAEL WILSON. MAJ. EcKERr.
WILSON & ECKERT.
Miners and Dealers IN Coal.

We orc working The lowest vein end
consequently The best ceal around Jasper,
free from sulphur end : clean burner.
Try II, and you will b convinced.
Ordero promptly filed q eiK cents :
boshel q the PLATFORM, . half mile north
o. Jasper. Laree orders literally met.
WILSON = ECKERT.
De-. 1Gth. lGo1-tf
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Al Independent NewspsPsr q Dem
ecsstic Principles but not Controlled b
any Set Of Politicians o. Manipulation
Devoted b Collecting and Publishing Al
the News Of he Day II the met Inter-
est;oa Shape end with The GREATEST 20
sibIe Psomptnssa Accuracy and Impair
TALLY: and 70 the Promotion q osmo.
cratic Ideas and Policy i The Stain .
covsmnsnt Society and Industry.
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT CUR
RENT OF ESTATE.

NOTICE Il hereby given.t TO the credit
ore, heirs and legatees Of John 9. =
deceased, and 70 al other per-
sons interested II said estate 20 appear IN
|he Dubois Circuit Court, held &c Jasper.
indiana. on the 8th day or January, 1885,
Ind show . IL any, why the Ad-
|ninistrstor's Current Account with the
Estate Of said decedent should not Be
approved; and said heirs are notified %
and there make proof Of heirship.
and receive their d~istributive shares.
GEORGE HOFFMAN,, admir-.
TRAYLoR : HuNTER, Attorneys.
Dec. 18th, 1604-Sw.
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y1dee Wed 3 entitled u the thsnks
~ tbe peopIo u Indiana ~ Refining q
permit Blnfnos Infamous libel u Indiana
J11sice q - reeorded ID HE court. He
ys'c,eo = oront . dismfsssD ~ fhe Blaine
lsocI colt untfI BIolne1s attorneys had
1sse Withdrawn ohcif el1cntSs letter de-
@'ssInE - y eouI6 not ~ fnsfice ID
looinne-Evo1svIIIo Couriss.
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sssasSHH Hs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

@ b. Bishop as the WIDOW Brdott gave
the greatest vi satisfaction last night, ana
no doub will prove equal ~ successful
tonight In Our Boys anu Wanted, loo
Millincrs.
The Buuch OF KEYS. or tbs Hotel. with
Flora Moore a. the leading character, vii.
appear a. tho opeTn-hoaso Monday aud
Tuesday nishts.
CD Bshop will appear In the city 10.
night for thr last time.
Matinee this evening.
"O1r Boys." by u Is. Bishop, Is without
q doubt the funniest OF comedies, anu those
who 20 20 see tho play tots evening VIII en-
10y luxurious treat IN the way OF amuso-
ment
Dalps e 20 enjoy n trest'in the wny OF a
comedy next week Monday aud Tuesday
u'ghts, ~ the Bunch of Keys will occupy
tho boards.
Scots for The Bunch OF Keys aro selling
rapidly.
Three hours Of continual laughing will be
INDUCED In by ali who go 10 see Bishop to-
night.
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-
Mrs. SlingchIn vut her mead over tne
fence and thus addressed her nsignbnr, VINO
was hanging out her Seek's washing:
"a family has moved into the empty
house across tue way, Mrs. ClOthesline."
yes know."
mot particularly
Two loads. q d I wouldn't give dollar
n load for IL. Carpetsl | won q not pu'
'em down in nv ki'coen. Aud the cnii'
drepi wont allow mine 10 associate 81 n
'em. Won bet. And the mothefl she looks
ss III she had never known day. hapni-
ness. The father drinks, ! expect loo
peishborhood. ! wonder VINO they artY'
L know them"
apo your I deciarti Who are theyr
"Ths mother 10 my sistsr, and the istnei
IN the superb tendent Of the Methodist
sunday sonosl "-Tsonervilis Journal.
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AVN wv

ABILENE, March a. Especial Bob
Young of the firm of Young Harden,
lett yesterday under peculiar circumstahc.s.
Before leaving he drew all the money de-
posted in favor OF the firm, amounting to
some SO 600 aud there Is also missing the
most valuable jewels, watche' ,etc., from III .
stock of The firm.
Frank Collins. the man who was shot by
Zsuo Hemphill in January last, In which
tragedy his brother. Walter Collins. city
marshal, and Hemphll were killed, died at
p N. to-day. Collins was native Of
Mississippi, came to Texas in 1874 aud IL
Gated at Bell Plain. He served as rsnger.
On becoming sergeant Of his company on
the frontier, he afterwards married Miss
Merchant, daughter Of DICK Merchant and
niece OF John and @. w. Merchant. He
was one OF Abilene's first citizens. and
acted az alderman until the day OF his
death. In his death Abilene loses one of
her good citizens, and friends who are
many TO mourn his departure.
Abilene is coon to have national bank;
capital $50 600
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rrysTERIoUsLY MISSING.

David Hexter, clerk at Sanger Bros
who was last seen Tuesday evening about
$50 O'Clock. is still missing aud the search
OF the police and his friends for him has
proved futile. AT that hour he lett the
store on his way TO supper. His absen ce
vas noted the following morning and on
inv es.igation his room was found
Just as he had lett II and
Mis- account with the store and
the outside world so fer as known balances.
As he was In bis right mind when last
soen his friends and those best acquainted
with him fear that he has been foully dealt
with.
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1882, but got q new trial each time. He
was convicted the last time on February
h'h, 1884, on which conviction no waa
hanged to-day, after ~ appeal In vain To
both the supreme court aud the governor.
Lewis passed quiet light and was attend
cd this morning by Rev, Smith Claiborne
(ooloreo) OF Zion church The execution
over with and after the poai-mortem the
body was Turned over to friends and the
public, and funeral geIvlceB held Ia Clgi'
bofne's church
SonEksrT, KY, March l4--Frapk Stage,
convicted OF murder In camp In tn
mountains near Cumberland Falls last
year Of two men named Adair, for the pur.
pore Of robbery. WAS hanged shortly after
l o'clock. he spent sleepiess night and
ate no breakfast. His face this morning
showed tho picture OF agonizing dstress
Still no protested conversion last night.
He denied he did the murder, but said he
saw IL done and shared tho proceeds. He
would not tell who his accom- piices were
This drop Tell at l;07 y. m, and he died
without struggle in five minutes. The
mother OF the murdered mon was the only
woman who vi nessad the execution.
LOUISVILLE KY, March Il -Frank Slsgel
the triple murderer WAS hung this after-
noon ut | 90 ook ut Somerset Kentucky.
He protested religion on Thursday and pro
tested innocence 10 the last The execution
was qnist. About sixty Ger ons were ad
miited to the enclosure surrounding the
scatfild. The mother and father
Of two OF bis victims were pres
ent. The crop broke elageps
neck and no expired Immediately. Slagel
Was hung for committing the most afro
ciOus murders near Point Burnside, Pulaski
count, Sunday night, August 18th, 1885.
james Nixon Ludlow had q gang VI seventy
men ut work In the camp getting out
ties for the Cincinnati Southern railway
-Four Of these men, james Adair, John
Adeir, Frank Slagel sud Claiborne, wern
buuking together nj night Slagtl
urose after his companions were
alt asleep, took an axe and
deliberately crushed in tho heads OF his
comrades and rifled their pockets Of about
SEQ, ell the money he could find, taking also
pair OF boots belonging to one OF the muir
dered men, and escaped TO the woods. Mr..
Nixon discovered what had bee done
Monday morning aud at once offered 3 re-
ward OF 81 600 for the capture OF the iugi-
tive. snd also set the entire force
10 work securing the country in search
OF Slagel, who was final Y captured,
Tuesday night, the 18th. Slagel riddled
the bodies with bullets after the murder ,
then threw the bodies Of the two Adairs
over cliff 100 feet high aud was about TO
throw that of Claiborne over tha same place
when frightened away. Claiborne lived
long enough 10 mention SlagePs namo and
give a clue TO the murder.
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night, and tho oowmsD's convention with
It's attendant festivities, altogether, has al =
most worn out the amusement loving por.
ton OF our people. Blu, Bishop Ia known
In ia o,y, and tired 40 they were the folks
turned out most Handsomely. Everybody
Laughed and sofoamed ut the Puck color
ing' the Par,lng'on wording, the oli-
maxlcal situations and the wonder
ful maks-ups OF the imnersonnior Of
the heavy aud authoritative widow--she Of
tho grim humor whose ifoTns elliott merri-
ment aud whose rrlns ore innnler thsn
language can paint Joke The company
10 t'ong one. The four ladies are good Ia
comedy The favoIie lat oyaning was
Mics ALVIN. Widow II dot wi ! be repeated
Vt mstinse thi. afternoon and tonight
Ono ruousaud Milliners aud Our Boys vii
be niyen.
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DALLAS, March IL, 1884.
Good Reasons why We're Kept Busy

Good Reasons why were kept busy.
The spirit Of the French provefo, that
there IL nothing so successful ns success,
NAV be eptly applied 10 the exc llent bust
ess that we've been doing during the pass
two weeks. Our customersexpressad them
selves as being much surprired ana delight
ID with the attractive assortment aud low
prices OF our new spring clothing.
But there are other good reasons WIN
we are favored with an exceptional evidence
Of public approved, and among them Is our
fixed determination TO sell onlv goods 81
unduestionatle merit aid made no In thu
mot custom ike manner. Dor sutt stock
includes everything I r business aud dress
wear. and We have garments Of extra size
for lsrg- men. IL there is anything Va ~
usy Of men'a aud boss' apparel net % h
fund mere we'd like to know ~ IL. 4 NJ
Kahn a Co 'silor made clothes and tn'
| furnishers. corner Elm and Lamar and cor
nef Elm and Poydrse.
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In Nfcnoria;n.


nesting Of a committee OF the La
dies Ii brew Benevolent Association OF
Da las, the following re- utions we're pass
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
In his iuscrutab wisdom TO remove from
his loving parens little Leopold, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. b. Davis,
Resolved, That our heartfelt sympathies
are hereby rendered TO the ber-aved par
snts in this their hour OF trial aud I'll ct on.
that We devoutly commend them TO the
mercy o. Him who coeth all thirgs we'll"
And we trust that our Heavenly Father
vill'send them consolation In the nope OF a
reunion with their darling in the lie here.
after.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
snrepd upon the minutes Of our association,
and a copy thereof be transmitted TO the
family Of the deceased and that they be
published In the daily HERALD.
Mrs. X. l., HERMAN,
Mrs L. SANGER,
MRS A. CAIN
Mrs. ID. q. 0PPKNHKIn.
Committee.
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NEWS CREAM.
Further Details OF hat virglsla Awful
Niue Disaster.
The Kansas Csttlemen are Here Hspe-
ful Now.
Ither Tales OF tho Telegraph.
still on Fire.

BUN On fhcs
PooAuoYrAs, Va. March IA The mines
are ttil on nre. fhe only way OF putting
them out Ia to close and seal them. Tsis
10 now being done, and the mines will re-
main sealed for probably two weeks. Bone
7 n the bode. have been recovered.
PHfLApsLPHIA Narcl IA Foe directors
of the Sou, n west Virginia Improvement
\ company, owners of the MINIS at
eocahort.s virginia, have adopted
resoluii Tors authorizing the huperln' sndent
of the mines 20 take all necessary means 60
alleviate the buT rugs OF the wounded and
furnish food aud oloihing IN the families oil
tho dead aud iniur d. rhe Introduction OF
electric lights In the mines 10 guard against
q repetition OF the disastsr 10 being conhld'
cred. The following dispatch rom the su'
Apernteudent OF the mines mas Oten re-
leived: "Wll make n desperate attempt to
get IN TO night; havs TEMPORARY ian
mn. Indica ions are that the mine 10 on tro
and will be- known IN ieN hours aud "
found to be the case will sesl al openings
at once and Ii the mine with steam.
Have five boilers % sced ready and steam
pipe viii be 90 hand By IL y. m. No lite
sayed No one eau live Va the atmosphere
inside, Tue railroad company 10 going
me every assistance. Have also physi'
clans. Have wired the superintendent at
MIDLOTHIAN Tor advise aud help. Ho Ia on
the way In u special with seventeen men.
Ayme ere nearly played out chleny from
the effects OF after damp"
A later dispatch from the superintendent
atates that two rxpert engineers arrived
this morning and agreed that the bodies
could not pc rec bvered unless the mine be
sealed and the fire snothered.
RIcHMosD, Va, March IA The genera
assembly to-day w view OF the awful coal
mine disaster at Poo,hontas and the likeli'
hood Of great dest,turon IN the families
OF the victims adopted joint resolution
aulhoriz ne the government 10 ascertain
aarv 10 relieve thfir I'M M date wants.
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coSDENsED TELEGRAMs

The foot aud nioath disease has appeared
In Iowa.
The cattlemen OF Illinois ara urging their
senators to support the animal INDUSTRY
bill. They say the house amendment %
the fourth section practically destroys the
usefulness Of the bill
General Graham and Colonel stewart
have returned 10 suakim Osman Diena's
nenbew was killed In the battle.
Crowds Of morbid sight-ssers are h,cking
10 the scene of the mine disaster at
Pocahonias, Virginia. The scene besgsred
description. The force OF the explosion
was terrific.
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The Work of tho wind.

Sr. LOWS, March IA dispatch from
Harrisburg, Illinois, says: Detail y OF the
damage by the to nsdo which passed over q
mart of Saline county last Tuesday, has Just
now been learned. Six farm houses were
entirely destroyed, several others unroofed
or badly damaged and a dozen or more
barns and other out-buildings torn to
pieces. There was also much damage 10
fence, cribs and other farm property.
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TIL. southern historical Society.

NAssvILLE. March 14.-rhe immigration
.ssoci. tion tnis evening adopted resolu-
ton urging the government TO appropriate
for the Improvement OF he Mississippi
river. Also resolution urging the south
ern states' legislatures 20 make appropria.
tious TO secure state exhibits at the New
Orleans cotton exposition. The essociation
then adjourned TO meet at New Orleans a.
the call OF the president.
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A villain JnlIed.

TERRr HAuTE IsD March IA special 10
the Exuress from Marshall, Illinois,
saws John Kritchard e1-conyict,
md HARD character, after beating Mrs.
Linkenfelter, wife OF well known farmer
near that d ace, until unconscious commit
ted an outrage. Her husband returned
shortly after what had occurred, ana start
ed with ntighb0rs in pursuit, This was
Wednesday. During that day and yester.
day he was seen and several shot hred at
him, but il was not until this morning ne
was csuoht and lodged in Jail. There is
some talk OF lynching.
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The Carpenter Trial.

PETERSBURG LII, March 4.-In the Car
psuter trial this morning. fred hudson
horss WAS hitched on Saturday and Sunday
evenings OF the murder. Three witnesses
testified to sesng O single buggy containing
a man and woman near lane
where the tragedy was enacted on tho even
ing the muader ia supposed to hsve been
committed. None of the testimony offered
was in any way definite AZ fixing the guilt
n non the defendant.
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Britlxe Vacancies.

CLEVELAND, March l4-The Iron Revisw
pubIishes to.morrow reports from twenty
one railways and thirty-four counties be-
tween Pittsburg aud Cairo, showing the
vslisv nv the rscant foods. The railways
renort the loss OF two iron and three wooden
hridees. Ths aggregate length OF the
former YVES e35 feet aud OF the latter 6O4
fsst TITS estimated that the cost OF re-
placing ia $4,000 The counties report the
ioss ef three iron and four wooden bridges:
The total l>ng'h OF the former 70 Sb ana oil
;s Sies oo1 Toe Grand total OF bridges de
stroved IL IS. The aggregate length is7,437
feet. aud tho estimated cost Of replacing is
f2lOOCO
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The Garrison-Griggs suit.

NEW YoRK. March II Shit has been
brought by Clark Robinson Griegs
Against Commodore q. X. Garrison
to- recover the amount OF s.. sos $50, which
sum II alleged TO be- the proceeds OF cal, by
q .mmodore Garrison, Of 24O7
bouds OF the Wheeling and Ii Ike
Erie Railway company. 1riegs also eek
4, compel defendant 20 account
to- promisory notes BY the
xyh.sIirg Il Lake Eric Railway
N The amount Of 81 900 900 in his (Griggs)
favor and by him transferred TO defendant:
The defense IL in the ns,ure Of n general
denial. The case has been sent 10 referee.