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ALL CAUSED BY JEALOUSY.
|aIoW wealthy baltimore Man Drove
a Yonpg and Pretty wife From Home
and Became u ReeIuses

|sIoH q " WeaIthy Baltimore Man Drove
nYonpE a and Pretty wife From Home
and Became u ReeIuse.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-The valuable
property situated on Fremont street extsn'
lion. known ss the Mackenzie mansion, has
been sold by the administrators Of the
Estate Of tie late James Mackenzie to Au-
rust c. Mortimer, OF New York city, for
Es2luo The sale OF the above property re-
| halls To mind the scandal which blasted the
ives Of two of BAltimore's best known aud
kesl.S.5st families and made the husband
hi tie lady involved recluse for ten years
Ibrior t. his death, which occurred six
months $50. The sad story bears date from
November 1873 The Mackenzie mansion
sss then occupied by Mr.. James Macken.
fe. retired merchant OF IS years of age,
Ird lis young and handsome wife, whose
maiden name was Gertrude Nelson, only
fsughttr of William P. Nelson, former
veil known oil merchant of Pennsylvania.
bliss Nelson's parents both died when she
Is quit. young, and she was sent to BatIi-
r,r,r, DC educated. Her home was with
! r...,.-,. amt, Miss Snowden, whose sister
H. Q. r., inst wife Of Mr.. Mackenzie, above
! o. -r.s IU. The latter was frequent Wis
|r,-r ~ Miss SnOwden's house, and soon an
Hu.ri q ert sp-ang up between Miss Nelson
In. Nr Mackenzie, which resulted in their
"A sr!.. ..e at 81. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
Ia urCa, ON North Charles street, the last OF
kcy.i. Der, l>72. Tne bride was only Is
|t,srs Of sge, while the groom was 50.
II 4 l,v c.ys after the wedding Mr.. Mac
|kr,. AVE evidence of his extraordinary
lslr., r-ture, snd positively forbade his
IL e, fr, q, going out Ofthe house under any
|Ercun stances unless accompanied by him
|hN Mrs. Mackenzie stood the restraint
|slaCed upon her, but a separation was
|lrslly sgreed upon. No tidings OF her
| 4ss recej, ed oy her friends until the sum-
Ter OF l>74, when an acquaintance met
4er in Brussels She scorned her husbands s
trotlprs Of reconciliation, and when heI'
.auma,um reached him he resolved to be-
me recluSe and never 90 out into the
| fOrd egain until his wife returned. From
j tat hour until his death, which occurred
| |&st September, he led q hermit life, not
ken permitting his nearest relatives to
fsit him. He left all his real and per
d Lnsl estate to his young wife. One para
| &raph Of the will reads:
"As DO not consider myself worthy OF
teing carried to the grave by friends, re-
duest that my remaiRs be borne by SIX
| |6trangers to be selected and paid by the
|nndertaker. Flowers are 70 be placed upon
| NV grave by no one except my wife
III Mrs Mackenzie positively refuses TO re
lurn 10 Ameri2a. and at her bidding the
administrators have sold the estate.
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MEMS or The MORNING.

Another outrage on Long Island.
A brutal murder IN an Ohio town.
r-s3,, -. Of ex-senator Spencer.
The crest ,ems of barbsd wire mea.
Chasing gn the Cashes, father ard
,on.
A big railroad war in MuskiRgum oOuo-
ty, Ohio.
Programme of the House and Senate for
the coming week.
Coming prize flht between leading pri1e
F,btsrs at Cleveland.
A 6end commits namelesS crime on a
|hittle girl near Dayton.
TIE poli:ical cau'dron boiling alteration
md the Republican party torn up into two
Factions.
The ooLdition OF trade during the past
rsek very quiet and all buyers moving
With caution.
Some reasons Why the tariff question
|.bop'd not now be dealt with by Congress
Is sdvar csd by q Washington correspond
LIZ
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The DYNAMITE BUGABoo.
whit the Eneiish Press Thinks Uncle
Sam Ought 90 DO.


LoSDos. March The dynamite scsre 10
subsidirg, but the papers still continue TO
bsrp upon the duty Of America 20 suppress
oorspiracy. The Saturday Review says:
The new form Of Irish warfare Is ~ dan.
gerous 10 Americans as TO EDglisbmen. II
a portmsnteau belonging TO an Irish con.
spirator who is about 10 quit America for
Europe should explode q. the Fifth
Avenue Hotel or on board . steamer filled
with Americans coming to England the
whole subject would st once present itself
to the American mind In quite different
light from any series OF outrages on Fog
lish homes. But, even without such q
practical lesson, Il must be believed that
ibe proceedings OF the Irish In America
are not offsnses of Q political character
simply. They are crimes sgsinst
humsnity."
Mr. wm. OBrien, Nationalist member
of Parliament, in bis paper. the unind
Ireland, Of Dublin. asks: do the dybs-
nitsids consider the cowardice and inssn.
ity OF their attempts TO explode boxes In
places where they run the terrific risk OF
killing or msiming unofending men, vo.
men ard chiId,eBf sall, q ANYTHING eoeld
col ciia,e Irish tympatbies tovsris The
ysstige Of compassion for the English panic,
IL would be the tone OF the English press In
talking of Irisb copspirstors."
The United Ireland publishes . bosus
letter, signed T. T. Frelinghuysen, snd sd-
dressed to Esri Granville. IL purports TO
be the reply Of the Governments at Wssh-
ington to Earl Granyille's dispatch on the
dynamite outrsgen. Secretary Ffelingbuy.
sen is made to tay: "Ths American Gov.
eminent trusts that this question VIII
never assume the proportions Of an iptsf-
natiobsl difficulty, but the general feeling
smong all classes Of the republic II that
the best remedy for the Irish evils would
be 10 conct6e 70 Ireland some such meas
ure Of autonomy ss Vas granted to Bulgs'
ria by Turkey." !,
The Iri.h party are organizing 9 political
club in London. Ar. George o. Treyeiysn,
| Chief g. creisry for Ireland, has advised the
| Irish Estiorsl Bosrd Of n5ucatiou 10 fostsr
| the strdy of the Irish language. The M.
| tionsliii rnpfrs compare this advice WITH
| ttr rscsrt fdift of the drrc'ors o. St Gar
lsih's Coll'se at Tusm. forbijdiig the
teaching OF Lish.
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A WoMAN's FAsCINATloNs
Prove Too Much for q Rich Old Fool
over In ohio.

REOVe HOO wiz Eooh
Over I'm ohio.
DAYTON, Ohio, March 9.-Oliver Z. Baker,
one of the wealthiest farmers in this
county, early in this year mysteriously
disappeared. He was man well advanced
in years, with family OF ten children,
and as it was known at the time OF his dis.
appearing that he had considerable money
sbout his person much speculation was in
dulged in as to the cause, and finally it
was generally accepted that he had been
waylaid and foully dealt with. But the
SEQUEL of his absence has just come to
light by letter received from the South
written by woman who is known in this
section, wherein she states that he is with
her and will never return TO his family.
He met the woman in this city some time
during the holidays. Baker never had any
trouble with bis family and was led to
abandon them ny the fascination OF this
woman, styling herself Grace Harper.
Mrs Baker has commenced proceedings in
court to reserve her husbands extensive
farm for herself and children. The Lotha.
rio is now supposed to be in Philadelphia
with his new low.
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CRIME ON LONG ISLAND.
kilI Another nuTderOuS Attack on
Man and Hts Wife.

sinI Another NuFderOuS Attack on n
Man and Hts Wife.
SAa Ii EBOR, l.. l., March 9-Mr. aud
flrs. Terry, residing near John Msrcy's fish
tsctory al Promised Land about twelve
miles from this place, were the victims Of
} most cowardly assault on Friday night
last. Frederick Davis, Of Greenport, L. l.,
Bnd several other men, were on the beach
uarreline, nearly in front OF Mr., Terry's
bouse. Mrs. Terry, becoming alarmed,
sent her child out to ind her father. The
bitter in trying to quiet the disturbance
as attacked by Davis, who was beaten.
lnd ran away, saying that he would return
and put an end to both Mr. and Mrs Terry,
Later in the evening Mr.. Terry heard a
1nCCs al the door, and on opening II, Davis
flshed in. dealing her a terrible blow III
le isCe, SoOyking her seuseless, exclaln
J :, Il will kill both Of you" He rushed
mon Mr Terry and kicked him till he was
p conscious. In the meantime Mrs. Terry
&sE.td from the room. Davis then caught
d heavy oak pail and broke il over the
D. q Mr.. Terry. He then rushed after
l.. Terry, uslgg a chair upon her with
Ryr,a, ,h,ct. He then left the house and
49, .srei. II was nearly morning be
D. ,- victims were able to look for help
&irsl'y 8 DeighbOr drove to Amagaasett
% Justice Tuthill issued a warrant for
p srryst 0f Davis. A posse is still search,
4 K for Davis, who is supposed 70 be hidden
3 he woods Mr.. and Mcs. Terry. although
Ill 81 .'vring from their severe injuries,
Ill probably recover.
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QuAcx doctors. electric belt and other
swird dies who live by frightening our
young men aud young women by hasty
circulsrs, will find their occupations gone
when IL becomts generally known that
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsa.
psTilIs is a certsin ours for sll weakness oil
the nIinsry organs, nervousness, etc. Ooev
the laws of health, take a feE bottles OF
this simple remedy and you will soon b.
restored to rerfect Ds-hoDi and won an
hood, free from all worriment OF mind aad
distress OF body.
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~ The SENATE.
hat snr Grave Senators viii Discuss
During the Week.

hat ihp Grave Senators viii Discuss
During the Week.
|N'-WINDToN, March 9.-The first special
! cfder for the week in the Senate is Tues
! by, when the House bill TO regulate the
iFIc,ios in patent suits is entitled to con-
sera.i n The Firz John Porter bill and
r b,ll to aid in the establishment and
p Torsry support Of common schools,
p both made sgeciSl orders
p r'yt Wednesday. The first named
fea>urs will encounter strong opposition
nom General Logan and other Republican
erslo's, hut the prevalent impression is
4 al II viii pass. The educational bill will
w nee 10 considerable discussion. Ii is
fps>lo.e one or more special orders will be
s>'"e giving place, TEN porsrily, to the
eA'Ssr treaty, which will be taken up
ouuay and the consideration Of which ii
intended shall be continued until inal
Ibts is reached.
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THE TREASURY SURPLUS.
A PIsa % Prsvtle - ASny % Wes1'
fngDeD via 0s0ss.

A PIaa % Prsvt1s - Army % WssA'
fnGDeD Wlth 0sOss.
PrrrsBursH. March Q. Ssvsrsl iseos
leaders are working in circulating psu-
tiop, which will b presented 70 ConGs~.
ssking them to provide . sum o. noesy
from the surplus currency In The Trssssy
for coIooisatiou purposes. Il z proDeoee
that $40 o00, 90 b ct stde f@ - pesy
which would supply tusnty tho1ssse - -
il,es With S506 sseh. onntng 49,
yesrs Tor psymsnt, Q noftgags ycIe -
tsksu, ou ths ianA ler Daynsnt 1les,.11
DE settler 70 psy fes hoDest,ss ~
acrss,, Ave yssrs, par; ovsr nse - -
Tn n ous psr csnG: ovs - .ysaM ~
s~r e,nt Ths peHfios . bslsg lssgsly
isnsd II Ill psrs q ths stsss snsss Re cs
srnfed. Il 70 % political mescsL -
ortitiop besYs the sigpsturcs 9 neiss
I ajI psftisA TIE isbddng -
uDit. snd lsquest tAss such pses'sss
Dade.
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AN ALlBI FOR FRANK JAMES.
A Tennessee Man who VIII Swear that
the Bandit Has Not at Mussel Shoals.

the Bandit was Not at Mussel shoals.
NASHVILLE, March "a correspondent
interviewed Jonas Taylor, well known
blacksmith of this city, to-day. Taylor
was subppnaed as a witness in the Mussel
Shoals robbery for which Frank James is
to be tried in Huntsville, Ala, in the April
term OF the United States Court. Taylor's
day-b ledger shows that Frank James,
under the name OF B. J. Woodson, is
charsed for putting shoes on a horse
March II, 1850, one day after the Mussel
ST. ais robbery occurred.
Taylor says he will swear Frank james
wss IN his shop on both the 1lth aud 18th
of March tranSacting business. The book
ako shows that it was impossible for him
20 bave been at the Mussel Shoals robbery
Op the l1tb. Taylor says from some time
n 1878 until some time in 1881, Frank
James cultivated the Smith farm under the
name OF B. J. Woodson, near this city, and
worked very hard. Jesse James lived in
Fast Nashville under the name Of John D..
Howard, and dealt in grain and -four.
Frank james writes that he expects to beat
the Mussel Shoals robbery in gaIlop.
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STILL DISCUSSING MAYOR LATRoBE.
General Brown Calls MIR. CARROTS
Card an Evasion.

General Brown Calls Mr.. 6arretts
Card an Evasion.
BALTIMORE, Mp, March 9.-The charges
against Mayor Lstrobe continue to form
the sole topic of general conversation.
Party feeling begins to run high. The
larger portion of the community is in favor
of On instant investigation, but quite
nun ber of Lstrobe's friends are trying to
have the matter dropped, on the plea that
such an exposure can have the effect OF
only disgraciug the city. la the mean
time the controversy between the CARROTS
and General Brown has degenerated into
mere matter Of veracity. Last evening
General Brown published card answering
Mr.. Garrett in which the latter's contra
diction is branded as en- evasion of the
truth. Mr. Brown claims to have witnesses
ready to prove his statements has Killed
The obnoxious new fire ordinance bill.
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IN SESSION At CLEVELAND.
Convention of The Jewish Order oi
heSher Shelbarzel

heSher Shelbarxel.
CLEVELAND, March 9.-The General Con
vention of the Jewish Order of Kesher
S5elbsrzel met here to-day, and was called
10 order by Hon. Simon Wolf, OF Washing
ton, Cbairman of the Executive Commit
tee. The temporary chairman was Samuel
Woo!per, Of Peoris; temporary secretary,
Alfred T. Jones, of Philadelphia. Perms-
ptnt officers were elected as follows: Pres
'd,nt, Wsrley Plstzek, New York; Vice
Presidents, Isssdore Lindermsn, New York
Lewis Abraham, Washington; Aaron Nor
den, Cbicsgo; Secretary, Alfred Jones: AS
sistant Secretary, L. Leisersohn, New York
Sergesnt-at-Arms, Aaron Darby, New
York.
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LET HIM HANG.
The Horrible Crime Of a Burly, strap.
ping OhiOan.

DAYTON, March 9.-0ne of the most hor-
rible crimes that ever occurred in this
section was committed in Houston, q
snail p!sce just north of here, last even
ing. Nettie, the four year-old daughter Of
Samuel P.ckeriDg, strayed a short dis
tsrce from home down the lane toward the
woods, whittier Urlher Black, a heayy.set
fellow OF %. followed her. He seized bold
of her, whs n the frightened child screamed,
wbereat he struck her on tie head, knock
ing her doUp. Being unable to accom-
plish his tesign be whipped out q kuife.
terribly nutilated the child aud completed
bis horrible work. The child is in a crii
cal condition. Black was captured this
morning snd is now behind the bars. Toe
citizens sIe aroused and threaten 70 lynch
him,
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IGNORING GaRlBALDrs MEMORY
By Placing a Tablet Over House in
Which Me Once Lived.

Which he Once Lived.
S-APLEroN, STATEN IsAND, March "a
large deputation of Italians from New
York City this afternoon visited the cot
tsge where Garibaldi lived at Clifton,
Staten Island, and placed over the door a
white marble tablet on which was in
scribed in Italian Here lived in exile from
1851 to 1858, the hero of two worlds, Gull
seppe Garibaldi. Dedicated by some
friends" Alesssndro Oldrini, compatrIot
OF GaribaldI, delivered an eulogy. Speeches
were also made by &. +. Secchi de Casali,
editor Of L'Echo de Italia, and Lengi Bfis
to- Ii, sculptor OF the bust OF Garbildi,
placed en- the island OF Caprera. After a
barouet tie party returned TO New York.
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ON THEIR TRACK.
state Officers Running Down the
Cashes, Father and Son.

CRsheE, Father ana son.
COLUMBIA, S. C, March 9.-Bogan Cash
has escaped TO the swamps but Col. Cash,
father Of Bogar, is a csp'ive. Last night
a posse Of twelve armed men, commanded
by Chief State Constable Richbourg, left
the city under orders from the Governor to
proceed to Chesterfield county and capture
w. B. Cash, VINO killed w. II. Richards,
town marshall OF Cberaw, and whom the
Governor had proclaimed a fugitive from
justice. They arrived at Cash's place earl y
this morning and surrounded the resi-.
dence. Col. B. Cash, father OF the fdg tive,
was arrested. Began Cash was sleeping in
an outbuilding and escaped into the
swampS, which are now being searched
z. B. Cash, discovering a picket at day
light armed himself aud attempted 20
escape. He ran against a member OF the
posse, who leveled his rife and compelled
Cash To drop his weapons.
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IREASuaER VAN FLEETs MOVEMENTS.
'een on Tain GoinE East and
Thought TO he In Canada.

Noh"'LNr o., March 9.-The County
mn ''>loners have appointed John ..
p' heid, OF BsilevUs, to succeed Van Fleet
County Treasurer. Alta meeting yesser,
[! 'he 'ommissioners offered re ward OF
'o' Tor the srrsst OF the defaulting treas.
r. y Lake Shore official acqusnted
~, ,n '.n Feet says that the missin, man
4 rue lrsin 81 NOrRalk last SIturd Az
"' 500 'GoE a seat in the rear end of the
4, - 'r OF the train. He was witho 1t
'A', SD paid bis fare to Clevelau I,
=. - porter vent out and purclas. .l
i -" eta ticket for Buffalo. He cor
w." ''> Jour- ~, ard doubtless crossed
'@1.,-a soon after his arrival there
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KILLED WHILE DOING HIS DUTY.
A city Marshal Murdered by q Drunk
en- Man.

WILMINGTON, o, March 9.-At 7 o'clock
last evening City Marshal John T. Van,
dern was shot in the head and killed in
stantly by Alfred Ballard, drunken man
when under arrest and on the way to pris-
m in charge of the Marshal II reqnirsd
great discretion to prevent ths crowd from
lynchlng Ballard while on the way t. Jail
after the murder, as it was sone unknoWn
person cut Ballard in the side.
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ONE OF THE FINEST
Beneath whose Breast Beat Warm
md fender Heart.

BRooKLYN, March "a sad case was
brought to light this morning through the
arrest OF a German for stealing milk.
Jacob Kline, q milk msn, drove up to q
house in Hopkins street, at an early hour
this morning, 10 deliver soms milk, and
as soon as be left his wagon Gottlieb Skick.
er mounted it and stole about three quarts
in pail. As he was mskiDg off with it,
towards the house in which he lived. he
was caught by Roundsmsn Miles orley,
who supposed be bad captured regular
thief.
~ have sick child, and my family are
starving" said the poor fellow, rs look
OF despair spread over bis tsce, when he
saw the officer. Take the milk To them,
please, aud I'll 60 with you willingly. Ol,
I'm so hungry myself
truth OF the mans statement, and went 70
his house. He fund the family, a. the
msn had stated. actually starving. and the
Youngest :hild too sick and feeble to sit up.
The sympathies Il the roundsman were
aroused, and when he took the man 10 the
station-house he said to the sergeant:
This man is 10 thief, though caught
him stealing. He just took little milk
for bis sick sId starving children. I'll
tske up q collection for him" He related
the case TO bis brother officers and raised
three dolIsrs for him. He hurried with
this as quickly 70 he could to the wife OF
Gottleib, ard she thanked him while tears
of gratitude stIeamed down her face. Tbs
rcundsmsn did not stop With this act OF
benevolence, bet when be took his prisoner
TO the court he related the story TO Judge
Massey. and sroused his sympathy 90 that
the Judge discharged him and became
contyibu tor in behalf OF the suffering fam
lily. The ToUndsman then secured the ser
vices of DIR. Creamer TO attend the child,
and promised Gcetleib that he would try
and get place for him.
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A BIG SCHEME.
All the Rarbed Wire Men Of the Con O.
try 20 Join Issues.

try 20 Join Issues
ST. LOUIS, March 9.-It is given out as OF
one of. the results ofthe recent meeting here
of barbed wire makers, that steps have
been taken 70, the practicable cons''id''
,ion of all barbed wire manufacturers in
the country under the name Of the n ationsl
Barbed Wire Com psny. Another meeting
will be held in 8 couple OF weeks at which
fjpal arrangements for the smsigImatIon
and organization of the new company will
probably be made. The causes Of the al.
vance OF one cent per pound in the prics
of wire made at the late meeting is said 20
be the gre at demsnd for wire snd the re
cent rise rom FIVE TO eight dollars per ton
in the cost of raw material.
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'IwouLp not live always, ask not to
stay." We do not wonder, with such q
cold as yours, but there is bright side to
every thing and sunshine even for those
rscktd with pain. DR.. Bulls Conch Strap
never fails to cure the most stubborn
cough.
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SUICIDE WITH KNIFE AND ROPE.
An Ohio nas Astesishes shs People sf
Missis~tppi TsUa.

. Missis~ippt Tswa.
Pass CHEn1rAS, Miss, March 9.-Jsmss
Johnston, Of Piqus, Ohio, has committed
suicide here by cutting bis throat and
hanging. Being missed st his hotsl hs vss
looked for and found In boass on the
pier, with fscs 10 the wall, and bis weight
surpended on . fishing line several TINES
doubled and passing over spike driven in
Q post. His eyes we're half opsn, his
tongue proiruded and his white shirt
bosom was crimson with blood from .
vound In the neck. Twenty fest iron tbe
BODY was . pool Of blood i've lest in diam
et,r, ,bosipg the man hsd commenosd The
act cf self slaughter st this spot An old
envelope contained the following, Whttoo.
In 0 nervous, irregular hand:
sI seem 10 b driven By some internal
sreIl lstsIy." On the other Side were the
words: "I walked the length Of the pier
sfttr the cntting. I did it myself" o.
spothsr envelope: II stabbed mysslf. md
after walking the length Of the pier cot tbe
vein In my neck" On the other ade q
the second snvelops: .6tsbbed nyse2 b.
fore the boy and plan came along; tesn
cut INV lse." referring 70 the man and boy
In the ro0bost Who NOTICES him weUeG
His ere vss about nfty. aud hs 80 ~.
dsutIy In easy circumstance. HIS 500 n.
bsen tsIseYsphed for and The oody cassd
for BY Mr.. Crawford.
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Am.,apenoIy ola Lady's Deed.

LAscAsrER, Pa, March 9.-Ars. Julia Ann
Worst, of New Holland, wife of Jacob
Worst, committed suicide last evening by
hanging herself in the garrett of her resi-
dence. She was 65 years OF sgs and an es-
Unable lady, and had been suffering from
melancholia for some time past.
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They want Peace.

LIMA, March 9.-Pierols has arrived AMI
was met by large concourse of Chiiians.
who urged the ratification of the treaty Of
DP6Ce.
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! co.. ~, " 'orGinsry cough or cold take
L. ~ WtSisT's Bslsam 81 Wild
ID r.,,,. ''Ie GIing to bed AZ nigh:. Il
b. snsr"usiun OF nervous ercit,-
t,i,r,. Won sweet repOss, snI by
j, ~ l,',nah l.r ",na b Will be- gone. IL is IN.
II, W r''orN Chsspest cure for cnnsbs
ke7sII. =. .lS lhSS'mulioa; is sold by irusJisf.
/, ,i;gsrr,, ,ii.r, az -. ought to be found in sTsrv
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L" "'"NESsrCwN, D, March 3 -Wsrrsn
'S''' miner employed near Batavia. in
r'''u'rn part of tais eounty. fell be-
4, =, = ''-syT coal car and was so hprriblv
. -. 49, .-a' ne Died almost insanity. His
'''S "'re badly mat g.ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-10

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