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Thinks Cleveland will Garry COnnec.
ticat.
STATE.
Representative Mitchell, Of Connecticut Is In
washington TO-DAY. To STAB reporter he said:
81 feel quite sure that Cleveland VIII carry Con-
necticut He Will get q great many republican
votes The Independent republicans are wen or
ganized and are doing effective work. Their COM
m n'i.'a send out about as many documents as
elener the republican or democratic committee,
and they only send them TO those who apply for
them There ar great many republicans who
intend to vote for Cleveland, but they say nothing
about IL They are quiet men. who 60 TO the polls
ana vote without making any fuss I know OF q
single block in New Haven In which fourteen ne
Puoiicans reside. Twelve Of them are against
Blaine, and most OF them, perhaps the whole twelve
Will vote for Cleveland, but they don't talk any.
The Independent republicans viii vote for Clsve-
land but they viii support their party's candidate
Tor governor Hence Cleveland VIII run ahead Of
our state ticket, but believe we will win on both
tickets When Bu Ter lrst declared himself can
dioate was discouraged" continued Mr.. Mitchell,
"oui l soon got over that Butler does not cut
much OF figure In our state. He has played out !"
Mr.. Mitchell was in New York yesterday, and he
said the democrats there talk Confidently Of sue
cess
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A Broker EIopes with an Heiress.

THE HAPPY COUPLE IN WASHINGTON.
The announcement was made In New York on
Tuesday that Nj. Henry c. Friedman, stock
broker, had eloped with Miss Sarah Scheller, q
daughter OF Solomon Scheuer, millionaire mer-
chant 1t was said that the couple were married at
the Metropolitan hotel Monday night and inue-
diately left for Niagara Falls Mr.. Friedman Is a
member Of the New York Mining stock and Ma
tional Petroleum Exchange and Is about % years
old. He is very popular among Wall-street men
whoare his 1ntinates, and is we'll known as q so
ciety man. Miss Scheler is said to be the heireSS
to a large share OF her fathers fortune OF over q
million of dollars. She Is about 10 years DID, Slen-
der brunette, ard great favorfte In the highest
circles OF Hebrew society in New York.
1t was supposed, as stated that the couple
were spending the honeymoon at Niagara Falls, but
they are quietly enjoying visit 10 Washington
They arrived here yesterday on the limited express.
They repaired to the Arlington hotel at once, and
Mr. Friedman, after registering "H C. Friedman and
wife, New York, ske Tor pifiur and bedroom. and
was assigned to NoA and s Their demeanor is
quiet and modest, and they are considered an un-
usually good locking and we'll dressed couple.
Their meals are furnished to them In their parlor
When a STAE reporter called at the hotel he was
informed that they were out riding. visiting the
different points of interest in the city, SO that it
was impossible to learn how long they will remain
here or what their future plans are.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings.

II ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH;
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS, IMPOkIED FkEN z, g CO
SILVER PLAT d WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDs &c; ElNL
IMPORTED SW isS MUSIC LOXES FROM Two
TO Tin TUNES; GOLD AND s. LIVER WATCHES
gE%ELRY; GUlLGkY; OPERA GLASSES
BANJOS. WADE AND BUI HER kAZCks, RE
vOLvLkS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ART Giles. .
BY direction OF theowner to change business VII
sell, on the premises. al the above stock OF j. u
ONE LARA & Co, l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, D. c. Sale commences at SEVEN r n
urtat bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n. 1.-The fixtures Will notbe sold a, at termin-
alton OF SAFE, the store will be occupied by J. v.
ONEARA 4 CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS
HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE, ONE ELE
CANT fIDEBOAkD D EXT NSION TAB. E
F- ON the GERMAN MI ISTER); A SPLEN-
DID ASSOC MEAT OF CAhP as MALNUT
AND PA1STED CHAMBER 7 FURNITURE, FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES. 10 iETH hR WITH CT N
EEAL ASSORTMENT OF OTHER HOL SEHOLD
EFFECTS.
Also
CRATES OF ENGLISH STONE CHINA.
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES. AND HARNESS; ONE DAYTON WAGON.
HORSE AND HARNESS.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY SEW
ENTH. 1884 at Ten O'CLOCK. within aud in front Of
my auction rooms se25-2t
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How John Washington was Killed.

The remains of John Washington, the colored
man killed on the Metropolitan branch B. o. rail-
road, were buried yesterday afternoon by the
order Of the Good Samaritans. The Inquest was
continued Yesterday until this afternoon in order
to obtain some direct testimony to prove the man
ner Of his death, an ugly wound on his forehead
gave rise to suspicious OF fsul play. 1t appears,
however. from tht statements Of witnesses not eX-
amined yesterday that Washington went to sleep
on the platform OF the station at Terra Gotta, and
was struck by passing train.
AT the continuance OF the coroner'S inquest at g
O'Clock this afternoon Charles r. Pfeil, of Terra
Gotta, and John Conway gave testimony showing
that Washington was ran over by 4 train. Pfeil
said the engine did not whistle when il passed their
MhlSlling post. as II OUGHT to have done.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
bENCE No. l4o3 s RI Ell NORTHWEST, IN
The CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 9Th day of Jan ia
uary, ID 1884, and supplemental order entered -
on the Oath day OF September A.. d. 1884. i'll equity
cause No 94 wherein the United States of America is
complainant and Samuel Snoot It al are defendants
the undersigned tee named in said decree will offer
Tor sale at public auction III front of the premises on
THUR DAY. the NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER: A. D.
1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that
certain parcel of real estate situate in the city
Of Washington D. C.. known and described as Lot mum
bered twelve Q2) in kidwells subdivision Of square
numbered two hundred and seventeen CID. corded
in the Office Of surveyor of he District of Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "A feet the north
side of street by depth of l35 feet together with the
imi oments thereon. consisting Of handsome and
comIouious tire story bruwn-stone front reside
with large back building. known as house No. 1923
street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree third
OF the purchase to be paid cash. and the resi-
due in three quail instaments at six Co., twelve 2 and
eighteen I8) months from day OF SALE with interest at
six G cent; the deferred payments to be secured
by the Dromissory notes Of the purchaser made in favor
OF the trustee and lien reserved upon the premises
the option OF the purchaser NO deed will be given
until all the purchase is paid deposit of $500
will be required on the acceptance Of bid. and if The
terms of sale not complied with within ten days
from day Of sale the property b. resod at thu risk
and cost of the defaultng purchaser All
at purchasers cost. RANDOLPH CoYLE. Trustee:
sea dSds Office of Z. $. Attorney. City Hall.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON Z STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON D. C..
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court of theHt
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No "a
S94S tine undersigned rs executor III offer tor sale
In FIR mt OF the premises. on SATURDAY the TWENTY
O'CLOCK p. NJ. that valuable improved property
known premises No. 3l1 street southwest in the,
city of Washing in the District of Columbia and
KIN WI and described the city plat part lot
square 534 beginning for the L. inches west
from the southeast of said lot i'll said square
54 and running north 81 feet IL inches thence west
feet inches; thence tn IL eet tn. west feet:
thence south IS feet IL inches TO street southwest:
thence east along the line Of street Il feee inches
the place Of beginning
Terms of sale: Cash deposit of $50 will be required
when property struck off to the purchaser The
rivht Is reserved of resene the property cost and
risk Of purchaser should the of sal not com
Piled with within days from day of sale Costs of
conveyancng at purchasers expense.
NM. HENRY, Executor
Se16-dtS 465 street southwest
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The Unitarian Conference.

ING SESSION TO-DAY.
SARATOGA. N. Y. September 25.-The Unitarian
national conference here was opened to-day with
devotional exercises, led by Rev. NJ. J. Savage. OF
Boston Hon. Samuel F. Miller. OF Washing ton,
was elected president and John d. Long, Of Aassa-
chusettS Samuel NJ. FELTON,, OF Pennsylvania, HOr-
massachusetts,, vice presidents. Rev. DIR. Hale
called UP a resolution for the organization OF q
tuition was discussed at some iength and adopted
Dr. James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, read au essay
relative to the Strengthening and moving forward
have definite aim. A resolution was adopted Or
derng the creation OF building loan fund OF
SIS, 00O. Many donations TO the fund were made.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Geo ERB KRR ZEE sSSs
60 En- R r En- En- ssss
Geo kKE Z p FER SSSS -
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR-

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
without DOUBT the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in tie world.
The Mill have not only the most perfect Mill con-
tanning it does all the most improved Machinery In
vented to the time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
we would simply state that large quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ID
eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. We
GUARANTEE that 1t is made from selected hard wheat
fact that in this Flour perfect separation of the gut
particles Of the wheat berry and thorough n-
nation Of ali weak and starchy matter has at las, been
reached and is consequently NUTRITIOUS. yield
ing bread to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits tina. from its bread ny qualities
1t the cheapest we'll the best for either family
or bakers use, and unsurpassed by any Flour made.
Every sack and barrel warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
S ERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t is unexcclled by any Other Patent
except Ceres and will please the most exacting house.
keeper aud satisfy the most fastidious epicureL
GILT-E EDGE
A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIAN
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele
brated Hungarian process It very cheap and beau
tful Patent. within the reach Of all classes and
guarantee will give satisfaction to every who will
try it
COL DEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour Of District 1t equal in quality great many
high priced Patent ours whilst it be bought
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES. STERLING.
GILT.EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we
feel assured that housekeeper who them
will never anything else For sale by all grocers
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indiana
se1S WIN. NJ. GAIT L. co.
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RANsGATI's TWO WIvEs.-Robert n. Ramsgafe q
New York diamond polisher OF considerable means
was arraigned In police court in that city Tues
day on the charge OF bigamy. He was confronted
by his two wives Mrs. Annie Ramsgste, OF Bos-
ton, had already sworn TO her marriage to him
Mn. Mary J. Ramsgate, of New York, testified to
having been married TO the prisoner by Jersey
City justice. Ramsgate was then committed for ex.
animation on Friday pending reQuisitlon from New
Jersey, where the crime OF bgamy was committed
Both wives started for Jersey City, and In short
time telegram was received from the chief OF
police OF Jersey City saying: "Ramsgate was in.
d1cted for bigamy this afternoon. Please hold him
until you hear from me Tomorrow
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Funeral from parents residence. sl9 street north.
east, Friday. the 26th instant. at y. NJ.
CLARK On Septsmber "a, lss4. EUaENIA Z.
Funeral Friday. at 2 o'cl Ick y m from Nc 1et4 N
street northwest Relatives and invited u at
tend.
COGGINs. On September 2s 1884 at 90 O'Clock n
M JULIA wife of Harry Cosglns aged thirty -sx years
She was much beloved by al who knew hsr. true
wife. and
No mother more gentle more Kind or more true:
K Kim s wss an, aS tn5 and 60 all that size knew
hIId WIS aid k.na LOOKS were cheerfsliy given
AS blessings that fall from our Father in heaven.
Funeral service Mt the residence 7I9 Rhode Island
avenue northwest saturday September "a. isSA at 10
O'CLOCK a. m Friends and relatives invited e
JACKSON. On "Wednesday, September 24,h 1884 st
10 o'clock after ten months fitness ELIZA JACK.
son, widow of the late Pompey Jackson sged eishty-
ton City tor seventy four years.
Friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
rat RAJ from - D9minics church Friday morning 10th
JENKINS; on September oath. 1884, At lol an,
RoBEkT JENKINS, aged seventy years. Of Fredcr.
Funeral viii take place from his sons residence No.
invited to attend =.
NEACEY On Wednesday September "a. 1854, st
Funeral from the residence Of her son-aiiiswa james
Quinn No l7l2 Rigs street northwest on Friday .f-
t.flioon, September 5 1884 at O'Clock.
sUMMEltS. At o'clock a m. September 25th 1884
Mrs. CHARLOTTE SUMMERS wife of the late Ower,
Summers aged seventy-nins years. nine months. aud
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WARDEN. At s:45 pm. September o. 1894 KATE
A ,.9 wife Oh Judge X. u. Warden, aged So
Funeral from ST Matthew'S church Fifteenth and n
9Th. N0f'H"s''' 81 S'O am Saturday septemssr
wEYRIcH. On September oath, 1884. at 80 D. m,
ELLA NJ infant daughter Of John +. and Ella J. wey
r. h. aged four months and twenty seven days
nsr SsnwO0f on Friday ssmGer 2e :. three
TO attend, Interment Glenwooa cemetery.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF PROPERTY, ON

NEAR TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded IN Iibar No
1869 Ohio 81. one Of the iana records for the Dis
the. OF Columbia, we will sell. on SATURDAY, 2a
In front Of the ;r misses the following described real
Of Washington in the District of Columbia known and
des.Enate ~ part Of Lot numbered sig co. in square
numbered one hundred aud sevent en- (1l7 Begin for
the sumo on street twenty S2 feet east from the
southwest corner OF square, aud run east on street
line OF lots nu cred Ave 80 aud six TO- seventy
7ol ieet then west twentyseven (l feet Q) inch
improvements. ways easements. rights PRIVILEGES and
pertaining.
Terms; One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and g. be secured by
deed OF trust or all cash. option Of purchaser Com
veysncng. &c, At purchasers cost deposit of 800
req lrei at sale Terms to be complied with in seven
days, otherwise Trustees right resell riss
aud cost Of purchaser after Ave days public notice Of
such resAle In some Newspaper published in Washing.
ton ssa PC S % E9LA g d EHN, rrustsss
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DR. RoBkRTsoN,
~ who stands hieh I'm
10 be an expert without
treatment and cure Of
Diseases. Lost Vitality,
Of the System. Bladder,
Urinary Organs. kecenl
ldsys. No mcrcuIT er
every "Wednesday :
Once. as q nv.
more 4aia o03oG y -
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Two LITTLE FEMALE FIENDs.-A story comes
from Ottawa, Kas, that on Monday last Carrie and
Bessie Waterman, aged IL and IL years, daughters
OF James Waterman, farmer, tied rope around
the neck OF half brother, six years old, dragged
him about and beat him with sticks until he was
dead The girls stated at the coroner's INQUEST
that they hated the child and wanted him dead
They were held for murder
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The scott I,iouor Gases.

COLUMBUS, O., September 25.-The motions to
take up the Scott liquor tax law out OF regular
order were argued in the supreme court to-day.
The cases will be pressed for decision before the
October election The decisions on the motions
will be announced on Tuesday.
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John w. Garrett OWING.

BALTIMORE, September Is. lies a. Mr.. John
W. Garrett Is still alive but gradually sinking. He
Is free from pain His family Is with him.
DEER PARK, MD, september %, NoOn.-Hr
Garrett Is still alive, but sinking.
DEER PARK, Nd, September 2a-At 2 p. m Mr.
Garrett Is slowly sinking. His death is looked for
at any moment.
2:15 p. m--There has Just been another unfavor.
able change In Mr. CARROTS condition and the END
is now regarded as very near.
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THE EXPERT SPECIALrSf
his profession. - acknowledged
peer IN the wide world IN tn
Pnvste Nervous md Chronie
lnyairod Manhood and Abuo0
Kidney and Ill diseases Of tn
8 cases. positively cured IN 4 e
rn0Gescs used. Can Be Consulted
nnrdsy; from % Jpn, g ~
4 % leading physic,ans a hald-
Liberty o.. 1aj tiipoSe. Nd mh2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

JEALousY INcrrrs FRArRIcrDK-At Talladega,
Ala, Aaron Boswell ana Charles Boswell, brothers,
have for some time paid attention TO the same
young lady. Each was jealous OF the other, and
this feeling OF jealousy resulted In quarrel yes
tefday. when Aaron drew pistol and shot his
brother through the heart killing him Instantly.
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RAILROADS.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
3HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

Schedule in effect J'ST 2. 1854.
$40 A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max nx close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ept sunday with e. X d. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New i rk and Wash
lDgtOn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington ana Atlanta to New Orleans
bJtP LOUISVILLE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
1ott.svle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Joints Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville
1alPM-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
Il all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte. Daily. except Sunday with C. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON VIA Dam
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:O0A
NJ. and 5:lO F. NJ daily. except sunday.
Narrenton trains leave Washington At $40 A.M and
STOP VI. daily
For tickets and Information inquire at Companys Of
t0.. col Pennsy lyanla asenua Ir-Ins T. Il
p station.
n. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEL.
Gen Pass Agent Agent
am Trail
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TO.MORROw.
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneera
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF wELLKEP1
III, USFHOLD FURNITURE. BEING THE EN-
TINI C.1SIEN,rS ~ 80 --

Ht CSEHOLD EHhNlIURE, BEING b6E In
TINE CONTENTS OF
The LEXNGTON,r
souTHEAsWTy CY IE v FIFTEE EN- STREET AND
CoMPRIoIN ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO STOOL
FRAME MIRRORS, PARLOR SUITES, VARIOUS
STYLES AND COVERINGS: WALNUT Gu NJ
Der SITS, WALNUT WARDROBES DOUBLE
AND SINGLEl. BOOK CASES, DISKS, CARD
TABLES. WRITING TABLES, SECRETARY,
GOTHIC CHAIRS. LOUNGES, EASY CHI IRIS,
SOFAS, NJ I. TABLES. LARGE WALNUT MIR
KoR BACK HALL L. PIECE WALSTT N n 7; sIDE-
NUT DINING ChAIkS, WALNUT CAR, CARVING INC
BUR AUS, wASHSTANDs. CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FIAT Err
AND HAIR PILLOWS AND BOLsTERS, WOVEN
WIRE MATTRESSES BLANKETS. SHEETS.
PILLOW CASES. SPREADS. TOILET WARE,
COTS. CLOTHES PRESSES, LATROBE. FRANK.
LIN HEATING AND OTHER STOVES, STEAM
COFFEE URN. REFRIGERATOR. COPPER COOK
ING UTENSILS. CHANDELIERS, AZ WINDOW
AWNINGS. GK3GkER Er, AND p,o GLAsI; WARE WARE
BRussELs, TAPESTRY. INGRAM. HALL. STAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS THhOUGHOUT THE
HOUSE BEL >G TIE CONTENTS OF 40 ROOMS
on THURsDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS, SEP
TENDER TWEEN TY-FIFTH AND TWENTi-SfXTH.
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT Ten O'CLOCK. WE
WILL SELL Al THE LEXINGTON. CORNER FIJI
TENTH AND NEW YORK AVENUE ALL THE
FURNITURE. &c, CONTAINED THEREIN.
L FURNITURE Is CHIEFLY WALNUT AND IN
FIRST CLASS CONDITION, TO WHICH VIZ RE
HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION EARLY ON DAYS
lS-Tt
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ToNPKINsvnLE. S. l., September 25.-Patrick
Judge charged with the murder Of Henry KOpf on
the excursion barge II. S. Morton, on Sunday, Au-
gust 81 was arratgned before Justice Powers at
West Brighton, this morning, and held for the ac-
ton OF the grand jury the court deciding that the
murder was committed in the waters of Richmond
county, and the prisoner guilty Of the deed.
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EX-SENATOR SHARON Observation-Disclosures
Hayward and Hobart, directors OF the Cholar min
Ing company, have been fighting ex-senator Sharon
for control OF the mine, and in San Francisco yes
terday succeeded In obtaining It, resolution rep
resentang majority OF the stock was presented In
court, ana the Judge, without prejudice. allowed a
new board OF directors to be elected. The Judge
VIII hear the Sharon party to-day In reference tc
the question Of issuing certificates OF election.
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A TERRIBLE CRIME SWIFTLY AvENGEp.-Last
SUNDAY afternoon the wife OF q wealthy farmer
living hear Carthage, Ala, was assaulted by a ne
gro named short The lady was cut walking when
me sconndrel lsaped from his place OF conceament
and Selling her carried her To a clump OF woods.
After the assault he LEFT his victim In what he sup
posed dying condition she recovered and rave
the alarm. posse went In pursuit Of short, and
found him In a cornf1eld- He was shot down In an
instant and his body was used for target 800 bull
lets We're fired into IL
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SHOT DEAD BY A WoMAN.-MrS. Jas. Eavauaugh.
apretty, blue-eyed woman, who lives at kinzua
village, few miles south OF Bradford. Pa, has
been greatly annoyed by the attentions or John
Fore, an Italian barter Fore was desperately In
love with the woman. Mr.. kavanaugh is employed
OF his charmer. Mrs. Kavanaugh is a daring and
resoluta woman, and she warned the fellow 10 keep
away from her. Late Tuesday night the sharp re-
port OF rifle broke the stiffness OF the mountain
air. Netghbors found Fore lying outside OF the
door OF the Kavanaugh house. A stream OF blood
welled from his neck. The bullet had severed the
main artery. and he died in twenty minutes. Mrs.
kavanaugh says that Fore was trying to break
into her house. She picked up the rife and fired at
random through the door. Mrs kayanaughS &C
ton Is commended by the citizens OF Kinzua VII
1age. She was bailea for trial.
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AWHoTgRN RAILROAD AGRRENYNr.-The mana
gen OF the western and southwestern roads who
have been I'll session at Chicago have formed four
pools on Colorado and Utah business, taking the
Missouri river as the dividing line, making two
Is looked upon rs . complete abandonment OF the
tripartite agreement The general freight agents
win meet In q few days 70 regulate transportation
prices and the question OF percentages has been
5esyod 70 Joseph r. Tucker Tor arrangement