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FOUND FROZEN TO DKAru.
a Mother md Child Who Were Overcome
In a swamp. S

ina Swamp. s
sItAwSEEvILLE, Wis, Nov. o0.-Mrs.
John Wattacornit, whose hus band resides
near Oconto, accompanied BY Il twelve.
year-old daughter, on. Saturday started
from kesheno, in this county, to walk to
Cecil, a station Twelve miles distant on tho
s.. Paul 4 Eastern Grand Trunk railroad,
to take the cars for their home. They
got; lost i'm the WOODS Saturday hight
and wandered into extensive. swanips.
The sharp change in the tcmpwatuc Of
last Sunday made their wanderings all
the mohn severe, Their non.arrival caus.
ed search to be nude. Thursday the
girl was found frozen to, death in a low
region where SHE had evidently fallen from
exhaustion. The search for the mother
was continued, and yesterday she was
found frozen to death about sixty rods
from the daughter. Tho Indications were,
that after: the mother fell the girlrtried to
push on for relief, but was overcome by
cold and lay down to die within q few
miles Of tho depot. ~ i.
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
VIA DO lscpublcan-brnnd, Democrat, wll
NFtHIE- .f Make no CuutsIt f ....

hA"hut AeuAoSEhI, W1Al
Make NJ Contest.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-A conference OF q
number Of Democratic politicians here 10.
day resulted in Rudolph Brand sending q
telegram to General Palmer, his attorney
in the Brand.Len,an contested election
case, requesting him to dismiss tho nun.
damus proceedings directed against the
State Canvassing Board. Mr.. Brand SAYS
he desires 10 await the decision. of Cover
nor Hamilton 3bsfore' taking anyFfurther
action, but says he does not intend by
this Etowaivc his claimtto b. seat in the
State Senate.
The Times will say, tomorrow, that the
evidence of fraud in the Second precinct Of
the Eighteenth wurd il nov positive, and
that this was shown to Mr. Brand this
afternoon, whereupon no telegraphed to
stop the mandamus proceedings, and that
he will now make no effort 10 obtain his
seat The Times also claims that The
Democrats will make no further effort to
control the Legislature. ,.4.3-
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Sol Governor-elect Wilson, after build.
ind himself n fine house, goes to Cincin.
natl TO buy his furniture. Tho Cincinnati
( EAq4irer is authority fol. the statement,
So this bowling "friend ofSthe working:
man" couldn't lind. In West Virginia fur:
niture good enough for, hin. Perhapssshe
will allow n West ,Virginia "dear working:
man" to haul his Cincinnati purchase
from the railroad or the steamboat to the
Executive Mansion.
Observe the shrswdness of the dcnla.
roSue-he waited until the election was
over before he bought his furniture in
Cincinnati. No doubt there is Mt least one
man who voted for. Wilson who would
have been glad to sell to him at a fuirprice
ny fine furniture as he got in Cincinnati.
II Wilson hadn't passed as a professional
"workingman's friend" all this wouldn't
: nave been 80 uncomfortable for him.
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NEWS 1NBRlEF.
Rlaine,s official plurality IN Colorado i

Rlaine's official plurality in Colorado is
B. D. Brown, an ,extensive!grain dealer,
Of Burlington, Iowa,fhd assigned. 81!
James W. Taylor, OF Dayton o., WI
crashcd't to death in a gravel bank.
The Virginia General Assembly passed
over the Goyernor's' veto the Electoral
Board bill. siiEf !,
The clothing house Of Resented Bros,
Baltimore, Md, was damaged by FIRE to
the extent Of about S35, 900.
The Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton,
Mass, employing nearly one thousand
hands, will reduce wages eight percent.
Seven prisoners escaped from, the
Helena ARK. Jail, by overpoweriug tho
jailer. One Of them: was shot as he tied,
and will die: !,
Alexander Smith & Sons csarpet'mills;
Yonkers, N.Y., employing over three
thousand hands, shut down on account Of
depression in trade. \ i.
/. etN%-ainnumakcr :of Youngstown,
O., who pleaded guilty TO- fifty forgeries,
vas sentenced 10 the. Ohio apenltentiary
one yeaE ior eaCn. :IERgIts
Johns: Summons, an ecceltric; farmer
liyingsnear Montgomery, n, Y, fell onto a
red;hot stayei wlllle1 III atspsa.ralytic ft,; and
was seriously burned. i9
Two passenger trains on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railroad collided
near. Cedar Rapids, IT,. Fireman Phillips
was killed and Engineer Benjamin buddy
injured.
George E Wingate, Of Toronto, left that
city with $4,000 belonging TO thu Mani:
toba Land Company, his employers, He
passed through Cincinnati to the South
and is ~followedibyS q Toronto official.
Application for a receiver for the Harri-
son Wire Company, Of st.. Louis, was
argued in the Circuit Court Of TINT CITY,
The liabilities Of the company was stated
at $ l,O4Si75O, and the assets not over $780,
900. 8
"a sleeping car on the Memphis 4
Charleston railroad was; thrown IRON, the
track, near Corinth, }Miss,, by a i broken
rail, and took ;tlte; from the! overturned
stove. seven passengers were injured
Two freight trains on the C~hesapcake&
iOmos aud Southern railroad collidcd at
Menphie. Engineer Moore. aud Bruke.
man Nicely were Instantly killed, and two
other, firemen were buried under. the cars
and fatally injured.
CONGRESSMAN Follett, Of Cincinnati, who
was defeated for reelection by Hon; Ben.
jainin sB~utterworth, by nearlyt22 600 major
ity, will introduce two: bills lat the next
session before his retirement, one to abol.
ish U. $. Marshals and the othor 10 inves.
tigatc the Cincinnati elections.
The Department. Commander iimaist been
notified by tile authorities at Washington
Of the renewal OF the reciprocal agreement
providing for the crossing Of the inter,
national boundary line by trools Of the
United States and Mexico IN. pursuit 81
hostile Indians, Lieutenant Eggleston
thereupon crossed into Mexico in pursui,
Of the band Of Indians who recently scalp,
ed the Petty family
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A DOCTOR. SUICIDES
After willing His Bod, ~ Medical College
for Dtssectian.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. sO.-Dr. T. De
Castro, Of this city, killed himself this
afternoon in Korbcs' hotel. Dc Castro
lsft letters showing lie had contemplated
the act for years. He was born in Italy
a'iout fifty years ago. He was a
baron. He lived some time in
Chicago, where he married tho daughter
of ex.Mayori Spencer, Of that city He
also, bS.his will, gives his body to tho
Chicago Medical College, or any other
college there, for dissection, on the condi.
ton that the skeleton shall be
sent to- the museum and the skull
inscribed: "This is the skeleton oisDr.'
DeCastro, the great traveller and %linguist,
who died US a martyr for those he loved.''
Il the Chicago colleges will not accent be
leaves his body 10 any New York college
that will fulfil. the conditions.=Eor:so,ne
time Df:%DeCast has been writing: for d
New:i ork sporting paper. The sbody was
sent to+tfle Inorgue. /:
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gaF S@ "a M WHEELnG, WEsTWAyM 81 Na,DEcEMBER ,1ss4 @
our NEW eovER,ion,5I u
Bays Some furnitureiu Cincinnati aud Talks
~ 81 h About tho Esctioo, < 9lTg.iff

.Lt. - ~ - #|.'".N.l
Cse!"'oH Enquirer. All gG.
Hon.E. W. Wilson, tho Goyernor.elec'
Of West Virginia, who has been at tut
Burnet . few days with his wife, left fol
his home in Charleston last evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson have been In Cincinnati
buying furniture and household goods fol
q splendid residence the new Governor
has recently completed. Mr.. Wilson has
been conspicuous in West Virginia poll.
tics for u good many years, and Is consid.
cred one Of the best lawyers in the State.
Before his nomination for Governor he
served several terms In, the Legislature,
with distinction to himself and TO the
satisfaction OF bis constituents. He is ut
the same time u handsome and intellect.
ual appearing gentleman In conversa.
ton concerning political Affairs be
said that West Virginia could now
be considered as safely and reliably q
Democratic State, and that he regarded
the change from an October to Nove,n.
Der State as u very wise movement lie
thinks Ohio would, do well 10 follow the
example, as two elections SO nearly to-
;gether only %engendered great, excitement,
are damaging To- business, and invite the
,meddling Of corruptionists. The majority
,in'the State ia q fewless than five thou
SahdGand the Governor expects 1t to run
over that when tho present contest in
Fairfield county CFayeite] IL settled. This
county is III q mountainous country, in
habited.largely by negroes, aud a great
many Illegal votes were polled. Mr.. vii
som argued the case In the courts last
week, and the chances are that the votes
Of some districts will be thrown out.
Should tliis'be the case, a great deal of
money will be saved to some Of the boys
who bet on five thousand majority. Mr..
Wilson thinks that President Cleveland
will, select a model Cabinet, and that. lis
Administration will be one that will please
all good Democrats and good citizens. !
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DELl1AIRE.+
p,LtIg EI-Ftyf:sIEN5E !. -!
a folicemnn's Unhappy L~ot-Various No,

a Polieennn's Unhappy Lot-yarlous Sows
EiE Notes. atE
Mrs. Simpson, Of Mingo, is y%isitinp, her
sister, Mrs. Robert Chisholm,
The Union Window Glass works IN
time. S'"''1
Miss Blamey will teacl, a school in ono.
OF the basement roomso Of tho Fourth ward
building. 'A''
John Braidon has returned 10 Bellaire
from tho west and has bought Harpcr's
livery stand. 49, ~
Bellaire had five steamboats, in sight Mt
once Saturday, and things were liyened
up on the landing.
MIR. and Mrs. James Mct;resor arc home
from a visit to their former home IN, tho
Shenandoah valley.
The First Presbyterian coppretion 10
talking Of a class In vocal mise ~ hs
taught by Prof. Schofeld.
The two new water-works boilers aro
now in place Just outside OF the old boiler
house and ready for roofing.
Mr.: 7. W. 1Wenncr, Of Tinin, has been
appointed one Of the teachers Of the High
School, j II place Of: Mr.. Lou Merit. 20.
Mr.. Harper, many years postmaster
mere, has been in town some DAYS. lie
was afterwards postmaster III New Cam
bcrland, where he'stillgl lives 2H;,t:' 4, Z
One o 1.-THE evening papeis saygtL e.sa1..
Of turkeys Observation-Disclosures MAS imihenpr,
while the tot Tier; says VERY; few5weYefs oll'
giving MS pro0Ltle great, number, unsol,l's
Il.e, sales were very large, butt tbs markets
We're better supplied they used to bes
Mr.. Henry Manxelmnnn left on Satur.
day for Canton, where he will 10 Master
Carpenter OF Connection Valley railroad.
Ills family will remain hero awhile. Mr..
llass, OF Wcllsville, will stakesthe vacant
place OH the Cleveland e Pittsburgh force
here.
j Officer Wilson, OF the First ward, made
I'M arrest last week OF one Mover, ala;
Roach, and the mans fellows aIn,ost suc.
ceeded In preventing the arrest, Mover
hnd to be pounded severely. TO subdue
him. In tho row n pistol was fired, come
say by Il Mrs. Sigworth, a relative 81 Nov
cr. No. II ,was shot. Officer Wilson
WINS charged by the woman with shooting
with intent 10 kill Meyer. The o%ilicer's
pistol had not been fired and WINS broken
80 that he could not have. fired Il. Int #
" now an established manner ofprocedurc
to have n Justice Of the Peace aires, every
policeman TINT makes u merit I'll arrest.
The Mayor Saturday evening dismissea
Mrs. Meyer charged Withholding the Shoots:
ing. 100 80
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A FAM0US9PRIllSs0N.
T--|- TTTIF |l9TNT|7T-" TT
LUDLOW STREET JAIL, NEW YORK,
Comforts and c~onvenisness ths Prisonerl
Enjoy-Luxuries That Can 10 Bought.
Celebrated 0ccupanis-IIow "llecky"
Jones Spcuds Her Time.

N HN 4s r.. .FFRGlEl Eie'
"Tesponde"eet o. 9t mealoe'eer.
f Ludlow Street Jail, New York, possesses
features in common with the old debtors
prisons Described IN thc novca ~ ~ce,,o,n
49,, 49,. M
."oaein hoSe''s's' .As tut ~ possible rom
o'i"s "a e'eiy'ua1 Pi"cc VI aufance' " ~
Increasingly unique Deyohd all other
,s's III ne" iots' INC o'a'e' ana Tue
on''su o.A'es. non,s' mofeoyes, az IN
s.'tu'ton ohitIe qeellne' y Is y more
no1ewor!ny''!h anoft, presents Tea
lures which the lanclful scribbler finds
syInbolized in fall country scenes, con.
corning which writers and parsons peri!
odically expatiate at this season OF the
year.
SOME DEPARTED JOYS.
A wear and a half 400 Ll,,dlow%st,est
fail h,d ia. ,,,h,,t,
~" nay = ~, N w sgtsauy pronio'eo
the comfort and 'conVtViality from time
immemorial enjoyed within It's walls, Up
To n regent dat. its inmates were nr,v;iI
oosa torrlav billiard. 4. a. -, = ~.
usvs pia dsro.;nn as;.is eos! 81; We
~ IN ssma aod;fr;na "atiout uoors
~ otSc;sl ,,rtma ;edvcad ~ spasm
u,h;oI .aa,,,.od IL w. ots.a .ne lh9uiry
nr;v,t;ansi S,;ii ,ha n.;s U sussesteo oe,
ei;f%e nv InJIow "p sirast ' ers ~ Inc ola
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Schulz s,n Congress-,

LoHnoS, Nov. @.--Carl schurx ha.
written a letter to Professor Bryce upon
tho double working Of the chambers q
legislation in America. Mr.. schurz says
popular Judgment is right in regarding a
double chamber as a necessary part OF
American political If st%itutions. ANY pro.
posal 70 abolish these legislative bodies
would find no consideration in tic United
Stated. Americans are justly proud Of
thefr Senate, which does not represent any
privileged class or any separate interests,
but is extremely useful as part Of the
American legislative machinery.
The letter from Mr.. Schurz on this topic
arose from q reference by Professor Bryce,
lsking him II he considered It advisable for
England %tocontinue the House OF Lords III
Il legislative body. .sStCstiG. ,,tln US1s'
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ACtorA lionent,

NV Monk, NOV. 3o.T7The manager, Of Il
tile actors fund benefit met this afternoon
ct the Grand operacHolse and passed
resolutions thanking Governor Cleveland
for bis acceptance Of an invitation to be
present at the benefit Thursday, and for
his. kind words. regarding the profession.
The Governor and party will occupythrce
boxes ON tho occasion. ~ The same COM
mittee that waited on the Governor start.
ed tonight for Washington to request
President Arthur's presence ut the per-
fn%rmnnra. 49, -.ca Et.ErL h 49,
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FIRE insurance m.n urge the passage Of
a national bankrupt law because it will
entble desperate debtors to arrange their
Affairs without Selling out to the insur-
auce companies" This is a very striking
way to put it. Nothing is gained by tying
up debtors so that they cannot get cut Of
the tolls and make a fresh start.
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The people OF Ohio county have author.
lied Al subscription Of $4,000 to the
Wheeling, Mt. Vernon & Coshocton Rail.
pad Company, bonds for that amount to
be issued when the road shall have en-.
tered the city, There can be no reason.
able objection to putting this in the form
OF contract, 30 that the company may, be
secured against any subsequent caprice.
There would be much objection to Issuing
the bonds nov. We do not understand
that this is proposed, though the: i'm.
preston is abroad. Wheeling wants the
road, andT.the people arc willing to .do
wNattheyhaye promisedtodo The County
Commissioners will probably enter into
the contract. which Of course ought to be
properly guarded on the part Of the county.
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puILADELrulA, Pa, Nov. so.-Jack
Dempsey, Of New. York, and Mike alion,
Of Philadelphia; foughta prize il;the
second story IF dublin; il III s;eity last
night, Gloves yere; used md were hard
packed. The fight was forsl5O q side and
an extra purse contributed;byth The spsSta:
tors. Mallon,, after receiving "a terrible
pounding, cornplainedSh he MAS not ID, con-
dition and asked4Dempsey to fight him
SOME other time. Dempsey replied in the
affirmative. The MEN shook, hands and
Mallon was helped out. Tho: fight was
given TO Dempsey. 9'ig
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WHAT has become Of those side re-
marks reading HenrysJT. Davis out Of the
party because he $ o fur forgot tue princi.
pies Of Jefferson and Jackson and ,Dour-
bon as to be on friendly terms with
Elaine? The voice Of the growler is hush.
edin the land, for Mr.. Davis in a cabinet
place would have the ,ladling out Of rich,
warm, tootlIsolne. pap. /.
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Glass Workers Strike,

&PnTspuroH, Nov. ,3o.-7The employees Of
five prescription glass factories oftlis city,
will inauguratc a strike tomorrow against
a reduction, Of wages, averaging twelnty=aSnle.
percent: Ticlncn offered to accept i; fit:
teenspercent'cut, pending the efforts 10
compromise, but the manufacturers 'rc(us:
cd to, continue tho works in operation: IN.
less the reduction, M ordered, wa; accent.
ed: About one thousand men and boys
will be thrown out Of employment by tile
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NOOutlotvet-

BALTlxHonE, MD, Nov. 3o.-It is stated
officially; that there is no foundation for
tho report that the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
has completed arrangements for an outlet
from New! York to the West to the Bound
Brook and Reading roads to Philadelphia
and Harrisburg, and thence by Shurps.
burg and Hagerstown to the main stem OF
the Baltimore 4 Ohio at Wolverton. 3
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The claim Of the West Virginia Democ-
racyto a seat in the Cabinst-at the first
table, so to spoak-is based on the claim
thu, it required hard tugging to hold this
State in the Democratic column. After
this admission we arc willing to speak to
Governor Cleveland in behalf OF the BOYS,
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aonorinE tho G~ovsruor.Censr Of, -Indin.
BoApAY, Nov. 3o.-Two monster meet.
lngs Of natives were held today, one at
the Town Hall and an overflow meeting
outside, attended by 10000 persons.
Resolutions were adopted to present an
address TO Marquis Rip n, tile re-
firing GovernoltG General Of Indiu, and
$4,000 rupees were subscribed to
found All industrial institution as a mem.
orial to the Marquis. The speakers
highly praised his moral elevation, prnc.
teal good sense and statesmauship. There
were frequent demonstrations OF loyalty
10 Queen Nictoiia.S*A a: number Of native
princes te%legrapled their sympathy with
the objects Of the Injecting, -. IT,
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The Cincinnati Enquirer asks, twill
SOME one simply hit the crank Of the {. a.
in the mouth'witll d rotten granger Ed.
torial courtesy can hardly 80 further than
this without slipping up on something.
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Tie lInxsi,c l,u,etfs VII.

New YORK, Nov: 3o.-A mad dog made
people scatter Mt The corner Of Houston,
and Mulberry, streets this afternoon. In
the midst'o Of tho excitement well dsessed
gentleman mndc'a run for tile rabid ami
mai, picked himIup by the nnpe Of lie
neck n d cut his throat with a pen.kniir.
saying quietly at tho same time, .WIis il
the way We do it iii Massachusetts,
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Cleveland Send. nprelon, B,ok.3

AinASYi n. y, Nov. 99.-Presidcnt.
elect Cleveland Is apparently not anxious
to receive presents from his admirers, in.
tercsted or disinterosted. nv ednesdayjhe
received from q gentleman in Brooklyn.
BY express, n fine Newfoundland dog. On
Thanksgiving Day the Governor penned a
polite letter to the donor and started the
'ilog back home again. saGs q
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To.yldur the Citizens Meeting CON
venes ssain at the Court House to con.
slider the financial condition Of the city.
There ought to be a general attendance,
for this is literally "eyerybody's business"
Tile last meeting was very interesting,
and this is not likely to be less 80.
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%colerIdge frying 10 compromi,a,

lI0Nl,0S, Nov. 20.--BernArd Coleridge,
son OF Lord; Chief Justice Colcridge; Is
endcavoring to arrange 4; ,esomtlpromniss
with +. NJ. Adams, the bartister; to whom
the jury lately accorded verdict for Sl5,-
900. Colendge has offered, to pay all The
costs OF prosecution aanlNd S 900 cash ia
Adams to finally settle tho matter,
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Nor only in Wheeling, butin Cincin-
natl MS well, Governor-elect Wilson seems
to have been assuring tho gamblers that
bets on 5000 majority in West viryinia
were safe. That would have been the
case If Wilson md the rest Of. them could
have thrown out Fayette county. But
Fayette stands, and though the official re-
turns are not all in, the majority is. prob
ably safely below 5000. How much good
coin did Wilson have on it? y!
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JrDaE BnANSoN'sf attention is politely
directed TO this, from the Parkersburg Sen
linsi Of his own: household Of faith:
"Judge Brallnon il taking steps looking to
y contest Of the election in the First dis.
ttict. Wethink he was not elected and 4
contest will not avail" Wouldn't the
Weston postotlice suit the Judge as well
rs a contest ? i..tN 4 ;T4,.
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II Cleveland won't lot Hendricks run
things for four years, how does he expect
Hendricks to nominate himself III 1882,
Does he intend to twist the coming history
Of liscountry out Of joint9. 80.
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.Pl1TanuRsn,! p, Nov. D.-A call has
been issued fora = meeting Of the: heads q
the labor organizations, 10 be held at the
Amalgamated Association office to.mor-
row evening, to take some action toward
sending relief, to the Hooking Valley
miners now on a strike. ~
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Ono S, c%c-l,ruI, tl,. Other Not.

- 49, p. TNaaA|.-
NV HoRK, Nov. So.-Robert X. Stew.
art, the drummer, who shot himself SIT.
urday,! because lie was discharged from
the house OF Geo. Bryant ( Co., East
Fourteenth street, died to-day.
Bertha S%ayrlowsky, Il Polish Jewcss Of
great beauty, jumped into tile bay from
the Battery this evening. She was en-.
gagged to Il young man named Harris, a
playerin her native place, and furnished
him with money 10; come to this coun-
try to- make money enough to marry
her. After she came here she
learned from relatives in this city TINT
Harris was engaged to another woman.
She came to this city at once, arriving
here two weeks ugo. She was racuadand
taken 10 the hospital where she recovered,
She Is but 10 years DID,, 4
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a wrsoared Husband IIul.b,rnta KlliI Tvro, per.on.:.

oRASornuka, S. @, Nov 9.-Georrgsee.
Hayne,io Of this county, went to the house
o! Della Cutler In search OF his wife, who
had left him q few days before, and who
was boarding with, the Cutler woman, to-
gether with Calvin Redmon. EIayne
called .Redmon out and shot him and
Della Cullerdead. He, also tried. to kill
Frank Blue, who was in the house, but
the latter escaped:and informed the shcr-
ifr Of what had taken plaza. Hayne was
captured and will probably DO hanged.
lie says tlie intended to kill Blue because
ot his intimacy with Mrs. Hayne, and he
killed the; others because they harbored
her when she left him.,