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Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
FOR PHILADELPEIA

Returning. the CLYDE" Will leave Arch stree
Wharf, Philadelphia at S.15a a. 81, connecting wit
the train which leaves Woodland Beach at L.;
p. m.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

Ex-Secretary of State WolcOtt will
erect a Sc, 900 0residence in Dover shortly.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

A. b. Richardson and wife, of Dover,
are still in Europe, but are expected to
return home about the Goth Of August.
When they return home the Richard
son House will be reOpened, repainted
and again fitted up for the reception of
.r,nnrt. Molro MI AIl.nrtiaol.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
AGENTs WANTED FOR WE IN
WILWRFN VIWFNILNFIV YOUNG MEN NJ

WANTED IMMEDIATELY Eoghs i@oSn lao31aPSy MES To- To-
600 miles of wire now being extended by the B. Il
0. Telegraph Co., The National Tel. Co. Organized.
The Bankers K Merchants and The Postal Tel
Cos. are both pushing ahead with new lines. The
Standard MultipleX Tel. Co, recently inCOrpOrGt-
ed extends Fast West, North and South Good
positions now ready. For further information,
address, with stamp, The Penn. e NeiU Jersey Telc-
graph Shorthand d T5pe Writing Instruction Com
pan Main Office SOC Market Street. Wilmington, Del
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AAkHH Els.
- -
RhiIsdeipnia markss.

PsILADlLPHIA, Nov. l5.-Flour dull weak
superfne State at % 2.0s 90; superfine
63 80 winter clear, o. tO04 Is do straigr Is.
straight. q 2,os bi Wisconsin sieas % is = !.
oA 25; straights, N 5000; wintor patents q 50
q sys " doar dsSIlns as sSb 8 bcSs q s9S' as TO-
Wheat quiet and easy; No. sstern
SS s9e psIsxsSs SS aS dSHs No. d. si0
Corn.market dull and weak steamer,
old, 6306oc new, 5o06lc sail yellow and do
mixed. Old, 90: new, 5o0oac; No. old, 52G
% 3ats firm with fair demand; No. 1 white
ssS SIo No. 2 dc; ss0ssxc; No; DO, s29saHcS
re}SSseH; kxs ncminsi i6sixs Hs,S sS Mixed Soaie'
Seeds Cloyerseed dun at T<Gsc Timothy
dull at Sl l50l 50 FlAxseed easier at q "A.
Winter Bran dull at sl4 260l4 IS.
Proytsfons-Marke quiet and steady Indie
Mess Beef, sl9 5000 City do, SIS toeal4 90
hsss porn sGiz fsst as% s SSg
is; iis' p,csIea s DO Do loHoiiSc. smoked HAMS i'o
Lard quiet; city renned, $40; loos,
butchers, ~ prime steam u 30.
Butter steady, with fair demand for choice
Creamery extras, sl9sac Western w do
sG1s,si ers dairy do, so' Western good to choice
Rolls quiet at lo9lsc; packing butter, Il
Eggs in fair demand and firm extras, ,l2
028c; Western, l90l9hc.
Cheese-Market steady with 9 uiet demand
choice, llk0ilXc; do fair TO prime, sx0lie
Petroleum dull Refined, 7Ac.
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A,ouscrneut,.

Edte CaTtcR -Cni3 ohlrmingb .''Ha, sup
ported b. her husband, Chas. 4. Stevenson,
will prpsrn for the hrsJ time iu this city tho
famous mcloi anna, Tho soa OF Iec," on
wednesday evening next. nt Il the New York
Timer snysG "The play affords ample oppor-
tunity tor mech1nicu effects and scenic dis
play and it- presentation In these particulars
wn4 Interesting AMI noteworthy. Kato Clax.
ton, IN the earlier role OF the piece was the
tandor and devoted mother, but as OOd,itd
the protegec of nm indian tribe, she was naive
ana imptssioRGd by turns Mr. Charles A.
Stevenson made n very picturesque Carlos"
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Live Stock Markets,

CHIcAao.-Hogs-Recei 900 head ship
menus. 500 head; market active. hrm and so
s1gsss ,s sssyy iEsass isSt S' mixed
Csttle-ROceipts. 1000 head shipments,i so
head, market active and feeling easier export
a s563 IS through Texans, o. l06S IS.
( tSheep-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, so ;
market dull weak, and sales ranged,at sl so0
GO for sheep and sS s004 25 for lambs.
EAST LIBnRrY-Cattle-recoip ASS head
shipments, $50 head nothing doing.
Hogs-receipts, 3,9oo head shipments. 3.6al
So; Workers., - i0Cf4 90 I common, 81 s1.
sLeep-receipts. 400 mead; shipments. SVe
head market dull and unchanged.
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Following are tho sales made during the
past week
At Jamaa Stewards yaids 1874 cattle,
40 horses 490 hogs and $50 sheep were
received, ard TS0 cattle were sold at the
following prioea Stcclers and feeders,
50 50G5 % butchers, So. .eb@8,50.
At Levi Sonsenig's yards tho receipts
were COS cattle, 2i2 hogs, and the sales
aggregated 5G9 cattle, ai9 hogs. Prices
we're Glmost the samc as last week.
Stockera, e3 37b614.25 fcedors, "a b065
% LIGHT butchers, "a 2505 coed
butchers, %, 25(d0. Hogs, $5, 1905 40,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15

ST. CO tho residence Of Dr. IL. u. Longaker
and vac, ard their practice in this city they
have successfully treated many radical cases
nf weli-'uown oitizena George X. Hensenig.
Elias McMollsn. Fzrn WI slor, John H. Wiss
Ter aud Others turuish voluntary testimonials =
OF wonderful cures by the Drs. Iongakcr
enectCd In ihcir own families or under their
immedtnie observation.
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A ,srsat sumac Blaze.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 15.--At an
early hour this morning, three warehouses
on Low street, owned by j. NJ. Williams
an extensive sumao dealer, in which were
stored 200, 900 pounds of sumao, were
destroyed by fire, causing loss of $15, 600;
insured. The fire was of incendiary
origin.
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An EIsotion rreoDie ia oregon.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. ia dis.
patch was received last night from Har
rington, the county scat Of Lincoln county
which states that forty armed men are
guarding the court house there and
will not permit the records to be remove 4
until the alleged election frauds are inves.
tigated. Trouble is feared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15

On Thursday evening, December 3, the
students Of the Theological seminary and
OF the college Y. NJ. @. A. expect to hold
a public missionary meeting. DIR. I. 8
Johnston Of the board OF foreign missions
Of the Reformed church will be present
and ~ unusually attractive programme is
being prepared.
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Eram lIratA,r Iloor.

N. ~. neveroauE, OF Ionla, Mich, was a
siEht 10 behold. lie says: 81 had no action
OF the kidneys and suffered terribly. My legs
were Hs big as my body and my body as big os
a barrel. TIE rosJ doctors gave mo up. FL.
nally | tried KldHCy-Wort. In tour or i've
drys a change came, in eight or ten days was
on nly feet, and now l am completely cured
IL was certainly II miracle" All druggists
Keep hidnoy'W wort which is put M in liquid
an dry form.
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Quotations by Associated prese
Stocks steady

Quotatons by Associated Prese
Stocks steady.
Phtladelphta n Erie T.. R.......... ~
neauhng kAucoau .-..................... IL 5-l6
,iy haiitoad d-.....,............ 5tLS
isoitlSu ntbiey lSGlIrON t...-,.............., 80
SnltSd Companies OF New Jersey
So.tthern faelne .:..,.......,........... lss6
Ns0rthern NIrth Eaeinc Proferred.......... ts,s
Northern Central Railroad. ................. -.
LentRh Navigation Company. .......S..... 4OX
EOrI'stuWu hhliro4u. ,l06
central Transportation Company........, 3g<
bunaio, N. Y, and Philadelphia, ,........ az
Little ScnGVlailt HStlrnad. ...............,.. 81
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yNrnr,t,n TioHs,s ., pb,,,d.ipn,a

This evening the Democrats hold thcir
grand parade In Philadelphia Tho Ponnsyl
vRnia railrayd sells round trip uckois, good 10
leave Philadelphia until ll:eo tonight, for
s!7i
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Now xoYx
New x0rs.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak. Money, I0lLe.

stocks weak. Money, l0l1so.
No" NNo," acrh SSilItM-ssss. H1k
Adams Expire So .tU
nicnigan Ccn.ru Railroad. ................. bS<
Illinois Centrfi Railroad. ad...,....,.,,,...,,,li62
cleveland Iittsburgh Railroad ........la7E
chicago Book Island Railroad. ..,.,,,,,.l1OiZ
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ..,....l25
western Union Telegraph Company...... cox
Toledo b Wei asn ................ s.
New Jergey ContrsI: .,.-............... sO5<
New York Dnisrf- y Wastern. i1sz
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Trying GO Uravl Out OF q Hole.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 15.-The court
martial to try the charges against Judge
Advocate General Swain convened here to.
day. General Swain aud his counsel
argued that tho court had no jurisdiction
in this case.
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WnATnnn IRDIUArIONs.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 15.'-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
stationary temperature, northerly winds,
becoming variable.
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Tho medicine we moot Ike Il that which
doe i's work qu'cl, and w6ll. Btrd0ck Blood
BfHerg nro tho quickest mind OF cure for
dysp' psta and liver and kidney affections.
For aUIr hv ", u. Cochran druggist, 1877 and
lsg Nuln Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15

Tho w. G, r. u Gospel Temperance meot-
ing viii he held I'm tho puko Street NJ. ".
Church, az S3o tomorrow tsabbathC after.
noon. The u unl Tuesday afternoon meeting
AZ $50 viii he held I'm the Y. NJ @. A. parlor.
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Nnw foRk, Nov. Is.--riuur-.stat ANA 80
ern DUH ana In some instauces n sbssi" 49,
southern duh. '"""os svv~rs
Wheat heavy aud Is@Xo lower mo.,ersss,v
upvliVe pV Trade No. !, White, nominal Nh z
- neM, Dec. sls<ASslct Jan, sis3sissc !, fSS'
'en,eysc eopas sif mar;, ss.zessssSc May, s,ssc
spVt, pmlt, 1I952hc; do futuro, t7s,sikc.
s,s,ayt1 ,Sat ssss'4c lower; No. 2 Nov, H2s.c Ueo
WeSissni jan, ssjk8ss,lo; State, si13sS<c
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TIE pAcsase OF well Known Lawyer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-Eli X. Price,
the we'll known lawyer, died at his home
here this morning, aged 81 years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15

" was troubled very much with sorO toSt.
Three applications Of JhOmds' EotectriG on
entirely curCb tnCul, Not ing better in the
marEGt.n Jacob Butlnr, Reading, Pa. For
sale b. u. B. Cochran, druggist, lS7 aud lSs
North OugOn street
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sPEUTEE NOTICES.

Tho Hop P8oStsr win euro Back Ache, and
al other pains instantly. % cents only, a,
uru gist9.
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tufe7 collie cramps diIrrhCsl externally
for acUCa paths, GprHtus, lrUdHChp. nCurl igia
rheumatism. For man OI beast. 20 and zoe.
t)
Fpr tHfu- pzak NiHa or guGst, usn NHi
LyF's POROUS pLA sTEg. prcs. . cent
HU!H ny ID, H. Cochran, druggist, '27 HUd lS0
SDrth gurCu 81. .n-. .anG1Htsr te1liguif
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MEDIOAE.
IRON BITFERs.
bnf ERfS 3 & %$$&$ MN Nv mn ssss
BBB IL 90 w Nm 'SS'
II RRR 90 Nm
= RIO NNN
IIEE / 90 90 \ \ Nm Nm
RBR II TIT rlTF rEl aRR sssss
H#nif HHn$F H#ni i i 4 s T. T.. IT / { sssss ssssss

This medicine. combining Iron with pur
vegetable tonics. quickly and completely
CURES DYSPEPSIA, iNDIGEsTION, ma.
LARA, WEAKNESS, IMPURE BLOOD,
CHILLS and FEVER and NEURALGIA.
BY rapid and thorough assimilation with
the blood, IL reaches every part OF the system.
purttea and enriches the blood, strengthens
the muscles and nerves. and tones and invig-
orptes tho system:
A fine Appetizer--Best tonic known.
1t Will euro tho worst case of Dyspepsia
removing all distressing symptoms, such as
Tasting Tho Food. Bolching, Heat in the StOua-
ach, Heartburn, etc.
The only IRON medicine that viii not black
en- or injure the teeth.
IL is Invaluable Tor diseases peculiar to
women, and 10 all persons wholead sedentary
lives.
An untailing remedy for diseases OF. tho
Liver and Kidneys.
Persons suffering from the effect OF over
work, nervous troubles, loss of appetite. or
debility, experience quick relief and removed
energy by It's use.
II does not cause Headache or produce Con-
stipation-OTHER Iron medicines do.
1t Is the only preparation OF Iron thai
| causes no injurious effects. Physicians and
| druggists recommend II rs the best. Try Il.
| The genuine mas Trade Mark and crOssod
| red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made
only by
BROWN CHEMICAL 90.
sep9.lyd&lyw Baltimore. Md.
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The Long Count Of the Vote at
Last Completed.
NEW soRKs PLUsAL,TY rs LA,


Tho Republican Enost 60 stias the Voice OF
the People Of the Empire STATE Ends
in Miserable Fixzle-RssuIt OF
the Count 10 New York City.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The board of
supervisors resumed the canvass OF New
York county to-day. The Fifteenth AS :
sembly district was completed without
material change from the original count
In one Of the election districts of the Six.
teenth Assembly district slight error was
discovered and the vote of the district was
referred to the committee on corrected
returns, otherwise there was no material
change.
Assembly district the first election district
Of the Eighteenth Assembly district was
objected to because the total number of
votes as read was 19S, whereas it was
claimed 226 were cast, and that the Re.
publican electors received 81 votes instead
of "a, as recorded. This election district
was therefore referred to the committee on
corrected returns. The count then went
on and the twenty-first election district
Of the Eighteenth Assembly district has
been reached without the discovery of any
other errors.
Pluralities, Monroe county, Blaine, S..
V6. This is the same as heretofore re-
ported
The Seventeenth Assembly district,
Cleveland 1880; Eighteenth Assembly
district, Cleveland 8, 3,48S Nineteeuth As
sembly district, Cleveland 1000.
The Nineteenth and Twentieth Assem-
bly, districts were completed without OBJ.
jections or incident. 1t was resolved to
request the committee on corrected re-
turns to give the preference to the electoral
ticket.
In the Twenty.frst Assembly district,
five defective ballots and four blanks were
found, but no objections or changes were
made.
Tho board OF canvassers' count on
the presidential vote in the First
Assembly district complete gives
Cleveland 1883; Fifteenth Assembly
district complete, Cleveland 2,274 SIX
teenth Assembly district, Cleve
land ,6Ol Twenty y.seoOnd Assembly dis
trict was oanvassed without change. There
were ten defective and esven blank votes /;
Twenty-third Assembly district was
canvassed without change.
THE AGONY OVER.
2 p. ma hasty computation by
the clerk in charge Of tue oity returns, Of
which the canvass has just besn
completed, leads him to state that the
plurality for Cleveland in the entire stats
will be 1,147. He figures that Blaine made
,.ol. -. IA
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nKOPENINu

X HAViNa RE.oPENED MY TAILOE-
ING EsrABLISHMEkT al my Old stand. Ma.
p NORTH QUEEN STREET. tsd Floor Win
ina finest line OF Foreign and Domestic
Woeiens tor Fall and Winter Wear haveever
hh0yn. 4 would DO pleased 20 have my
former customers and the public generally
eali nnd examine the salna before placing theif
oriers. Perfect satisfaction yrAiaateed.
Respectfully,
"a Floor. No. - North Queen tb
sG.fflCOl
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WNnOut ch9nge.
THE AGONY OVER

3 p. ma hasty computation by
the clerk in charge of tue oity returns, Of
which the canvass has Just besn
completed, loads him to state that the
plurality for Cleveland in the entire stats
will be 1,147. He figures that Blaine made
net gain in the city of 1870 votes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15

4 MUTIDN.
~ MR.. IL. II. LUCKENBsCH ~ no longer
our agent and the public - cautioned against
paying him any money on account OF pianos
and organs sold by him Tor US.
+. A NORTH h co,
No. lba East King street, agents for WILCOX
white organs and VIM. Knabe pianos.
LANCASTER, Nov, IL, 1881.
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u MILLER'S
BLACK IMMINENT.
English and German directions. si76ndAw
DE PATIENT,

B
And visit o few days and we win have either
James q. Blaine or Grover Cleveland for pres
ident. Meanwhile IL will DO safe to buy your
Underwear, Overshirts, Knit Jackets, Pants,
Ovelalls, Comforts, Gloves, Mitts. and fell
line OF Notions. Please call and examine BE-
fore you buy. HENRY BEChTOLD.
No. 81 North Queen street
r. s.-choiee Building stone and sharp
Sand for sale. lily
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MIR. A. W. WOODWARD having connected
himself with the Piano and organ Business OF
+. A. North & Co. l5l East King street, will be
glad To see his many friends and ali Others de.
siriOu5 OF purchasing musical Instruments
The VIM. knabs q Co, Pianos and WILCOX Il
White organs, can be found only at this es
tabltshmGnt. novll3tdN.Th.SS
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Tho Republican Enost 60 stiae the Voice o
the People OF the Empire state Ends
in . Miserable Fizzle Result OF
the Count 10 New York CITY,
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sEw ADVSxrIsHmENTs.

CAUER KRAUT LuSCn
y THIS EVENING,
At tho East King street Restaurant, basement
Hotineier's Building Best OF beer on tap.
Its JESSE JONES, Prop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

Two Members - the Mutt Family Dead
From thu Ef1scss ~ Drinking ntrr prom
roisoned Nell

t>ioNrowN. Pa. September II.
Intense excitement has bee a caus 4 here
BY the discovery of an atrocious attempt
% take the lives u the Mutt family. The
well from which The supply o. water
used IN the Mutt household was drawn
was poisoned BY some unknown mis-
creant Two Of the young ladi' are al
ready dead and other members OF the
family are ia. As far as can be asccrtaincd
there u no apparent reason for the delib-
crate crime, aud all efforts made, thus
far, 70 trace the person engaged in the
horrible affair have proved 4 failure. The
first intimation Of the coming horror was
the announcement last evening 81 the
sudden death Of Miss Annie Mutt, sister
q Miss Lizzie Mutt (whose betrayal
BY N. L. Dukes was followed
by the tragic death OF the
young girls father, and subsequently, Of
Dukes, who was slain by James Nult) 4
girl OF sixteen years. Up to Tuesday list
she had been III the enjoyment OF her
usual health. The following day she and
all other members OF the family wero
taken suddenly IN. In twenty-four hours
Annie was dead. The explanation eivru
BY the family was that she died from indI-
eestion, caleed BY eating large quantity
Of unripe fruit Yesterday morning.
however, the horrible suspicion gained
currency that the entire family had been
poisoned, and that Miss ANNE was the
first victim. This was confirmed By an
examination OF the well, in which it
was found p ison had been thrown. DR..
John Fuller, the family physician, has adj
vised the holding Of a post-mo,trm, and,
although Mrs. Mutt was at first unwilling
she finally gave her consent Last even
Ing Miss Nettie Mutt, another OF the sis
ters, expired, and the news Of her death
was quickly circulated through the town.
public opinion over the hor- |
rifying revelation. The water in the well |
Is being analyz ed and all are waiting Tho |
report Of the physician.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-03

MICHAEL AuaKAY ~ss hanged at Edens
bur Pa, On the 23i for the murd-r .
John Hancuif in October, 1SS;.
!HE cholera record for Italy during
the twenty-four hours ended the evening
of the .3i, was AS fresh cases anu 2GI
deaths.
The Logan National Bank At West Lib.
erty, ", closed its doors on the 2|l.
JossPH SARvER, who murdered his
father. was executed AZ Indiana, Pa, On
the 81.
FL MAnDi has twenty Krupp cannon.
and 1000 o. his followers are armed with
American rifles.
| Justice FfsLD delivered an opinion On
the 23d in reference 10 the Chinese cues.
| tion at san Francisco.
HE eleventh annual convention Of the
brotherhood OK Locomotive Firrmen
opened at Toronto, Ont., Oh Tie 23l.
HE gold reserve in the United states
Treasury On the 23l amounted 10 Siay, 0Ju,.
OlO
TIE police arrested twenty ono Anarch.
lists at Vienna On the 2ll.
RECEIVERS have been appointed IN New
YORK FOR the Bankers AMI Merchants lei.
egrnpa Company.
lHE British gunooat Wasp was wrecked
or Tory Island, northwest coast 81 Irc.
land, On the sd. Fifty-two men were
lost.
lHE visible supply ~ wheat on tne 2ad
was .I,G51.ooo bushels; corn, 5,3.., ID
bushels; oats, .,7ys. ~ bushels.
FREDERICK =. hicHoLs. editor ~ the
Memphis Acaianchr. died suddenly al
Davenport, la, on the .3i, IL paralysis IL
The brain.
PnoF. JoHS Lonp TAYLOR. an eminent
Congregational divine u Andov III, Mas.
did N The 20 in the sevcnty-tA year
Or his age.
Tie popuiace 81 Brussels. Belgium, IN aie
greas demonstration against the t.sy.
ernmcnt on the ~, creating Intense az.
ciicmans.
TN EicE defeated Riley Ia three.mile
scull race a. Peckskill, n. ~, on tho 23i.
EDwrN HENRY was killed 40 Hayesvilie,
Tenn, on the a3i by y. 4. johnson. This
4 sequel % tine s,iicide OF Mrs. Johnson
at indianapolis last year.
"A NEW YoNK company has purchased
s0,Voo ncrcs OF cultivated land III New
A. xsco, and will found an Episcopal ca.
ony Or Eastern people.
koRnEns dug sixty.foot tunnel Under
the vault 81 the First National Bank ~
Las Vegas, y. M. The scheme bcin1 dis.
covered on the 2ad, a Mexican went III
the cellar and meeting ono TX The cxcava. |
tors, shot him dead without a word.
The Supreme Court ~ Ohio reconvrr,ed /
On The 2sd. Motion was made 10 take liz /
The cases under the Scott liquor law out
"a the regular order, and the question wa
- ~ argued Oh the 18th.