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The Marriage License BiIl.-GOv. NJ

The Marriage License BiIl.-Gov. Nc
Lane is yet at work on his financial message,
and considering the bill reducing marriage
licenses 10 sixty cents He still declines to
say what be viii do with the marriage bill,
but it is said he has changed his mind sever
al TINES, Upon circumstantisl evidence now
the impression is that he has made up his
mind to veto the bill. Others again think to
the contrary. 1t is known that when the 6f-
~ cent bill was beaten the principal opposi-
ton came from the Governor on the ground
Of loss of revenue. The effect on the people
taking out licenses was not thought of at the
time
Since writing the above, the governor has
vetoed the marriage license bill, and ac-
compsnying his veto, he sent message to
the Senate, giving his reason for his action
which is principally based upon the fact
that it will take too much money out Of the
Treasury.
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A Nav Fertilizer discovered. !

A New Fertilizer Discovered At
the meeting of the Maryland Academy Of
Sciences, in Baltimore, last week, the new
discovery of mica schst' was discussed. -
This Is mineral found in abundant quanti-
ties in Montgomery and Prince George
counties. II is said to be valuable fsrtili-
ger, Its more salient ingredients are phos-
phste OF Lime, potash and magnesia. Its
original appearance is hard and glistening
but upon being exposed to the air it cram les
like powder and presents yellow hue. It i.
now being used by many of the farmers in
tho above named counties, but is not believed
to be of sufficient value TO transport with pro-
st to any distance
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CosstabIes' BOBds,-The bond Of Molly
v Simpson has been approved aud filed with
J.T.F. wineate and John T. Dutton sure
ties; OF T. H. Murray with Henry L. Mudd,
v. l.. Dent, r D Gardiner, J. Samuel Tur-
Hsr, J. H. Padgett and Johu W Moutgome-
~ as suretes; ofC A. Bealle with Patrick
Duffy and Elizabeth Duffy as sureties.
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Protecting Tobacco Plant Beds.

Major r. L. Raglnnd, the well known tobsc-
co raiser Of Halifax county, Va. favors pro-
tectng tobacco plant beds by covering them
with cotton cloth, vanished or painted 1t
has bees ssed extensively in North Carolina,
ssd very successfully. He says that there are
. number OF planters in HalifaI county who
have ceased to burn their plant land since the
canvas covering came into use.
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A citizen of the Quaker City, Mr.. F. Freed,
living at l22 Vine Street. recently spoke 4.
follows; Being afflicted with a dis,ra..;,o
cough, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup was recon-.
mended to me for relief. am happy to SAY
that few doses not only gave me ip,,,n, =.
lief, but effected complete curen
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H.rrIed.-ou wednesday, March tn,

Warried On Wednesday, March the
3s,h, 1884, the rites Of marriage were solemn
ir.d between Mr. Joseph Day and Miss Belle
Bruce, both Of this county. After receiv-
ing the congratulations Of their many
friends, the happy pair repaired to the
Tesidesce Of the groom, where sumptuous
meal was served and enjoyed by all. They
have our best wishes for happy and pros
neruus future
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For speedy return to that lively vioorou.
feeling Of which you were so nronS -
healthy days, use ]. NJ. Laroons,s your
lous Bitters; its affects upon M hun mns'-oli'
eh'"e Is lruly wonderful. All druggists ali
III II % centS pa o, 81 bottle. " q
Thornton Proprietor, BaluDote, N.r,I..d 4
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FOWLER Bros,
DEALERS IN
G r . & Z r 7 e =.
UNIONTOWN, D C.

We want all the good
people of Charles county to
know that we are selling
cheaper than any other firm
in the City. We guarantee
satisfaction. We keep a
Large Assortment of GRO
CERES, WINES, IL
QUORS, FLOUR & FEED.
Goods delivered on cars
Tree of charge. When you
come up don't fail to call
and see
sep Him FOWLER BROS.
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NOtice.-We call special attention to the
advertisement of f. B. Richardson h Co.
Seneca Lake Nurseries, Geneva, n. Y who
are in want of more statesmen.
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Tr,nsIer. of ProrertI -Deed iro

Transfers Of Property Deed from
John B. Wills and Bernard L. Wills to Mary
A. Heale for interest in tract Of land called
'Potomsc View" consideration, $3.50.
Mortgage from Adele FERGUSON and VIM.
b. Ferguson, to Emma Freshman on tract Of
land known as part Of Lock Levin con-
sideraton, $500.
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HOLIDAY s Gfi f;saiss

THOMAS L. REESE, 2O7 eOs w. Pratt Street
Baltimore, Nd.
Malaga and Californit Grapes, Figs, Plums
tltrun, Currsnts, Raislns ali grades and kinds,
Preserves aud Consesyes, rlain aud French
andes ,Cramberrles,N inee Meat. Maple syrup
Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, Palm Nuts, Eng
alnuts, dc and every variety OF Staple aud
Fancy Groceries, All At bottom Prices. II
win pay you 70 send an order.
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EataI anb Qusonal.

a9- The ONCE Of me INDEPENDENT has bsen
rs~ss.d 10 IL. first eoor Of The Masonic nal
ir~ediat,iy opposits he Episeopat Church.
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When T0l Visit Warrington Stop At The
AMERICAN HOUSE,
Cor. Penn. Ave. & 7th St.,
Washington, d. G.

Terms, So Per Day.
The proprierors Of this Hous. coolest
established Hotci IN Washington, desire %
call the attention of their parrous and the
psblic to The fact that The Iiolel is md has
been the headquarters for Aar'Ianders forever
half a century The American Is centrally
located in she business portion Of the city,
ard within short distance Of all Public
Buildings. Churches, and places of Anase
ment.
DUFFY & LEANNARDA, ProPristors.
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INTEREST INCREASING.
Saturdays Fsaturei-Ttc Hotels FeelinE
mr. Is~ the lnuux OF ytgi,orp }1sr

Saturdays Fsnture,-Tpc Hot els Feeling
s- II < the linda Of. Visitors.
Chicago, May Sl.-The heat OF the Presi-
dental canvas was considerably intensified
to-day owing to the large. influx Of dele.
gates, and the presence Of the outside
forces which are expected to play a promi.
nept part in shaping the outcome Of events.
About four hundred delegates have ar
rived on the ground and have been uup,
plemented BY an lnnumerable host oi
bankers, who are ct present the most
active factors IN the preliminary battle.
1t ia conceded that no convention In the
history Of the party ever was composed OF
delegations more thoroughly unhappo,ed
| in the way Of plpdges than the present one,
all OF which tends to lend sharp excitement
to tho early movements in the fight. The
hotels to-day began to feel the force OF the
convention crush, and the corridors OF ths
leading ones we're alive ,hroughou. tht
day with active workeiu. The sen.ationa
feature OF the day was the arrival Of til,
California and Nevada delegations, wbic!
made their way from the depot to thei
hotel To the accompaniment OF marshaI mu
sic, to be greeted by large waiting crow,
upon theii ADVENT in the Palmer Aopse,.
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.utrr FHfFUf.s |T--TI'
THE PENN BANK,
President Riddle anu Cashier Rclbcr
ArrCstcd-1he Latter Helenkci.

PlrrsuuRon, May 3l.-This afternoon
the directors Of the Penn Bank instituted
criminal proceedings against President
Riddle and Cashier Rciber, charging them
with conspiracy to deiraud the bank. War.
rants were placed In the hands Of detec.
tivea and Cashier Reber was arrested at
bis home in McKeesport and brought to
this city tonight. Mr.. Riddle, who was
lying at the homeopathic hospital, was
placed under arrest, but owing to illness
wae allowed 10 remain at the hospital
under strict police surveillance. Bail was
liked In the case Of Rsiber at fifty thousand,
and Riddle at one hundred thousand, So
far they have been unable 10 procure bail.
Thos. J. Watson, who was arrested in
Jersey City, tclegraphs that tho Chief Of
Police refused 10 detain him, as there was
no specific charge against him. He claims
he went to New York on private business
and intended returning Monday. John
Barton, E:q., representing certain creditors
and deposi,ors Of the bank, Gays he will
Iile bill In equity in behalf Of his clients
against the directors as soon as matters arc
adjusted somewhat by the assignee, and
claim tho directors individually liable. -
Tho iniormations for conspiracy TO dc.
raud the bank includes President Riddle,
Cashier Rsiber, Thos. J. Watson and seven
,thers whose names will not be- made
public until after arrest. Bail has been
ixed at fifty thousand dollsrs in each case.
tsiber's bail was reduced 10 thirty thou.
and dollars, and upon giving bonds in
hat aum was released. i ....,-'-l,
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~ n ~
TRAVELLING STATESMEN.
PcnnsJlvnuia'a Contingent on Their
H4tSa y Way 10 the Convention. n 4

r&fSa y Way to the Convention. o. J
Pirrpunoll, Pa, May Sl.-'The expires.
train from tho east this afternoon had at
tachsd to It special car in which we're
number OF prominent politicians and Gov.
ernment officers en- route to Chicago. The
CIR contained Ex-Governor John +. Hart.
ranis, Collector OF tho port OF Philadelphia;
Z. II. Nevin, Jr., naval officer; George F.
Leland, Surveyor; William Il. Pollock, Col.
lector oi Internal Revenue; Hon. Thomas
V. Cooper, Chairman Of tho State Commit.
mittee; George Pearson, Secretary; Hon.
Jamsa Stewart, and Measra. Young, Kirk.
patrick Ohidezy aud McA1annes, loi
Philadelphja; Congressman Heistand, OF
Lancaster, and Hon. D. J. MorrelI, Of
Johnstown. The party was composed Of
about hall Blaine and half Arthur men,
a lew Of them being delegates. .I'
With reference to the first ballot Chair.
man Cooper thus figures It out: Blaine,
393; Arthur, $50; Logan, 90; Edmunds, G5;
Hawlley,' II, Harrison, 90; Sherman, q;
Gresham, 10; Lincoln, .. MIR. Z. Il. Nevin,
u, however, says the Arthur men claim
a23 for Arthur on the ti,nt ballot and con.
cede S05 for Blaine. Mr.. Cooper, and in
fact all the party were Of the opinion that
tho convention would be q quick ons.
They expect to return Thursday at the
latest. 'l-- " - 1870 =:
At this point the train was boarded by
Chris. Magee, Mayor Fulton, Postmaster
McO!eary, Robert Elliott, Nleesrs. Coates
and Flynn. NJ. S. Q1sy will join the party
at Rochcater, Pa. No organized delegation
will leave Allegheny county.
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"sOLlD FOR BLAINE"
The West virginia. Ifelegatl0n Oh the
Way TO Chicago. ~ ~

The West virgtnia I,elegation on the
Way TO Chicago. ~
Special Dispatch 10 the InttI'igaeer. "a T
NEWARK, o., June 1.-Tho Yves. Virginia
delegation in two Baltimore & Ohio sleep.
ers arrived here on time. On hoard are B.
B. Dovener, @. D. Thompson, I. P. Jacohr,
W. NJ. 0. Dawson, L. G. Powell, A. 9. scherr
and John Heavier, delegates, and J. B.
Lewis, G. II. Besll aud II. W. .Fiaher, al:
terDates. The delegation is aolid for Blaine.
Dawson, scherr aud Heavier, who were
thought 10 be ,anti-Blaine men, say they
will stay with him till the last. They think
he is the only man who can carry their
State. Along the side Of the Car is streanaer,
marked "West Virginia Solid for Blaine"
This attracted but little notice, as frequent
cheers we're heard for Sherman. Z.
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New HoRk, May Sl:-A Special from
Montreal says: John Q. Eao was arrested
last evening at Q1ebec on the steamer Van.
couver, which sails today for Liverpool.
Detective Fahey has been on his track
since Friday, following him from Ottawa
to Toronto, Montreal and Q1ebec.. He ar.
rived at Montreal Thnraday. put up at q
private boarding house under the name Of
McClcskey, visited the Offices Of several
brokers and eAquired about New York
quotations. He will arrive here by a Ore.
bee boat tomorrow morning. The lawyera
believe he cannot be held under arrest az
he is only charged with misappropriation
oimoney, which is not sn extraditable
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PlrTsDURaH, Pa, May 3l.-The Confer
ence Committee Of the iron manufacturers
and Amalgamated As1ociation met this
morning and signed last years wages scale,
with the addition Of twenty percent ad.
vance on steel nails and sheet7, demanded
by the employees. The Conference which
vas in seeslon only short time, was very
harmonious. 'tThe action averta strike
and insures steady work for one hundred
thousand employees Of the iron mills Of the
country for one year. The iron workers
and all are jubilant over the amicable set.
tlement oflhe threatened troubles; e /: Z
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lr is fair to presume from the present
outlook that the Republican Convention
will no; be in session many days. An ex.
change gives the duration OF former con-:
yeu,ions from 1860 to 1850. 1t sums them
IN AZ iollows: "rhe frat Chicago Conven.
tjou. which in 1860 nominated Lincoln for
tbe frs. time, lasted three days. 1t met
NAV lG:b, and the first day was, rs in all
subsequent conventions, taken up with
tae preliminary organization, tho selection
Of committee, and other preparatory work.
The bslo.ing began en- the third day, Mr..
Lincoln being nominated on the third bal.
lo!, The convention Of 1854 was held at
Baltimore and occupied two days. Lincoln
wss nominated on the frat ballot. The
convention organized temporarily on June
1th aud adjourned early June Ssh. The
second Chicsgo Republican Convention
met May 9O!b, ls6S. and Grant IVES unani-
mousy nominated on the gecond day.
There we're six ballots before tho candidate
for Vice President was nominated on the
same day. Grants second nomination,
which ives by acclamstion, WAS at the con-
ven,ion which met at Philadelphia, June
5.b, lS72, and was in session two days.
A. the convention OF 1876 in Cincinnati,
which me! June II, the balloting did not
b.gin until the third day, when Hayes wsB
nominated on the seventh ballot. =. S31,
The convention OF 1850 at Chicago was
exceptional in its length as in other
particu,ars. ltmet at roon Of Wednesday,
June ., and SO much time was taken up
with the preliminary srangling over CON
teNed delegations, rules and other matters,
tha. the presentation Of names to the con-
vention was not reached until late Satur-
day, June ). Adjournment WINS then had
until MonGay and the bsllo:ing occupied
all that day without result. 1t was resum.
ed on Tuesday and Garfield nominated on
the Sch ballot. Arthur was nominated at
once Tor Vice President and the conven-
ton adjourned, one week after it met" I
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. .
alleged Charges AEHinst Judge Jackson.
from osr Special Correspondent. siat "a
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-Nothing
nas been hesrd Of the reported charges
against U. S. Judge jackson, of Parkers.
ou's' General Agent Stanton, OF the De.
pa''nent OF Justice, informed the IxrEl1l.
sSScEE representative last evening that the
department has not received any intima-
Hon No. 0! any charges against Judge Jackson.
ne SAID that special spent OF the depart.
ment is now INVEST Virginia making a
general investigation, but whether or moi
ae hat discovered anything re lectinp upou
Judge Jackson could not be heard for the
reason reason that the agent has not yet made any
report. II tho Caldxcll charges have bpei
zen! M 70 Washington they must have beer
sent direct to the President, and as he i
aV, IN now In the city nothing can be Learned
@me White House until bis return,
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ANOE'AlEA BANK
Olives nj the Ghhst mud khuts iiH DOorY.
A Small Failure.

.
-F A Small Failure.
qzWAsIIISGroN, May 3l.-The following
notice was posted this morning upon Il Q
doors Of the banking house OF D. W. Mic.
dloton & Co., 1927 F street: ~ r. ~
"OYing to heavy and immediate de.
mands We have assigned 10 George 7.
Green for the benefit OF our creditors"
The doors Of the bank are not closed and
g number Of excited people are gathered
inside talking over the suspension. Il
George F.. Green, book.keeper and as
signee, says D. W. Middleton retired from
the firm week ago owing to i'll health and
a disclination to continue the struggle
against which he thought inevitable. S.
=. Middleton, the other member OF the
firm, thought he could manage to keep
open and assume tho liabilities but the
steady withdrawal OF deposits daily in.
creased and he found it itimpossible to meet
the demand. Both have assigned every
thing to him, and he will bring matters TO
asettlement as soon as possible. The capi-
tai stock Of the bank is $4,000. Green
says the statement Of the condition OF the
bank will bs made early next week. He
cannot approximate the amount otliabili-
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MINIATURES, May SILL. F. White
more, Of Princeton, Wis, hes been arrested
as Accessory to the killing Of his son; Mrs.
Ellen Long having tes.itisd-on the stand
to-day that she had talked with White.
more about poisoning the mother OF tho
boy Whittemorc, and that she once gave
her poisoned chocolate carame!s in the
hope that Il his wife was dead Whittemore
would live with her. ,EllHyG.5If I;Ts.; me-
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A (,Asilier kfloYf.

PTTanuRau, May 3l.-A shortage Of
twenty-five thousand collars In the &C
counts Of J.5F.: :Hoyt, cashier Of the Butler
county Savings bank, Milleratown, Pa,
was discovered to-day, There will be no
criminal prosecution, as Hoyt turned over
all his property, and the firm Of Dennis &
Hoyt, oil brokers, made an assignment 10.
the benefit ot theil creaitola, .is-liiI.E. Z.
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( CONTESTED SEATS,
The Malone Delegation fAdmitteu-Ac

Ine mnnone Delegation Aumltfeu-Ac C..
-sr sstion on Other Conte.ts.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 3l.-The National
b.committee resumed its seesion at 7:3O
o'clock. Senator Cullon, Of Illinois, pre-
eented credentials TO &c! as proxy for Sena-
tor Logan. in view Of the illness Of Burton
G. Cooke, heretofore his proxy. By unan-
imous vote it was decided to take up the
case Of the contested delegations from the
State OF Virginia, which embraces all dele.
gates in the State, including four delegates
st large. Senator Aldrich, OF r. L, moved
that the delegation headed by Senator Mn.
hone be placed upon the rolls. Mr.. Beat.
tie, OF Montana, offered an amendment
referring the contest to the committee Oh
credentials Of the National Convention
without action. The amendment wss lost
on vote by call Of States es follows:
Ayes-Colorado, Nebraska, New Jersey,
Wes! Virginia, Arizona, Idaho, Montana,
New Mexico, Wisconsin. Total 10. T. :.
Nays-Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut,
Delaware, Gsorgis, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachu-
sette, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, North Carolina, Oregon, Psunsylya.
mia, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont,
Virginia, Wisconsin, Dakota, Utah, Wash.
ington Territory, District Of Columbia.
Total, 81 3 sst l;.
The original motion OF Senator .Ald.
rich was then carried by a solitary vote.
| The result Of the vote sea,s the Malone
delegation in tho National Convention,
subject, howeyer,'to any action the con.
venlion itself may take. In the matter of
the contestipg delegations from the First
Alabama and fret Georgia District. it wes
decided to refer them to sub committee
Of three with Instructions 10 report to the
full committee next Monday. In the mat.
ter Of the contestiug delegation from the
Fifth Kentucky district q motion TO reier
the matter to subcommittee was lost.
On motion OF Mr.. Bradley, OF Kentucky,
Silas F. Miller and John Mason Brown
were placed upon the rolls as delegates.
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Tur Republican primaries Saturday were
,o,.bls for one thing-,he iarges! vote waa
n,l,ad that WAS ever csst at primary oil
N. psrty in Ohio county. This indicates
several things one Of them being that the
marty is encouraged by the outlook and
homes TO win. That it intends to deserve
victory ia shown by the character OF the
,,o, nIscnh in nomination.
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Tho Nominating t,rntorx.

CHICAGO, May 3l.-A meeting Of the ad-
hersnts ofthe various candidrtes was held
this afternoon at the. different headquar-
tera, and it wss pretty definitely decided
who will be chosen to make the nomina.
ting speeches. They are: For Arthur,
Martin ]. Townsend, Of New York, second:
ed by ex-senator Henderson, Of Missouri;
for Blaine, John Stewart; Of Pennsylvania,
seconded by Judge William West, Of Ohio;
for Logan, Senator Cullom, of Illinois; iorr
Sherman, Judge Foraker, Of Ohio. 81 '''iis,
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KUSSA'S BOASTS,
What the Irish ueYniutiOnistsT Think of
tho Herent Hxnlnsfn,,n lgt 8

Hhnt the Irish uey0imtiOnists Think of
the Recent Explosions. 81
New YoRE, June l.-Rossa Gays: We
hive got England at last. 1t will not be
louc before she will be on her knees. Last
nigh. 'erxplosior was only 3 beginning Of
her tro,ble. Patrick Joyce. secretary OF the
Revolutionary Brotherhood, said, "La9t
nights work ought to convince England
We are in eavnes!. Scotland Yard wes at.
tackled because it's there all the plots
against Iceland arc Matched. Besides, it's
the headquarters OF Fred Jarvis, one OF the
Inspectors VINO cama to this country year
ago, and, With the connivance OF Inspector
McComb, put Matt O'Brien, friend ol
McDernott's, into the New York postoiEice
toprj into the correspondence Of Irish
men. Tne explosion shows how useles.
such tactics are, when we car
blow the very headquarters oI
the English detectives up un'
der their noees. The other explosions
were notifications to the landlord aristo.
Gratis in the buildings attacked to retire
from the positions they occupy. You need
not be surprised 10 hear OF greater ones be-
lore many days. Fred Jarvis had better
mind himself, and Gladstone too. It's ths
mos. complete piece OF work every heard
o' The men engaged in it deserve sres
credit" y ~, - = y :
will the reward Of ten t,ous nd pounds
feN:red by the government lead to thei,
btiraya!?" - =. !"
THE day OF McDerno's has gone by
The men who managed last nights e1plo
sloh e'nnot be betrayed. The Euglist
Goverament cannot etop our warfare.
they want ns to stop let them stop Glad
stones srersSHtion." .E7s 81 ,
Capt, j. ]. Coleman, who managed th,
Mansion House explosion and escaped
f'ld: ut WAS iss piece of work. II
warrant you there Is scra dismay in Lon
saon, and Gladstone is qusLins in hi
200 1Gois. This is not the end {! the business
,wsl! a few days and you will he.r moro
nave been expecting these explosion
over a week." NJ. l.71RS, IL,
During the day new subscriptions to
Mee amountwerereceiyed at Rosa 's,otiice
Martin furlong, ui Donegal, Pannsvlyanis
cent sloo and message Of exultation.
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.xo1,lIE Wheeling murderer reposes in
IN wpjlius for the Supreme Court OF APP
' ',,, N order q new trial for him. OF
a,u,.s r, lhcy will do 1t. And yet West Vir,
',;nis ia tsid 10 have the Indiana law,
'h;cb s nrovitcS that 3 new trial shall not
tan,,,,ed on T. tecllnicality where "sab.
s,sr,ial Justice" he's been done.