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UNITED STATES MARSHALL /.
GREELY AT WAsu1SNroS,
tlo Relates S0pe at Ills Experiences In Il

!lo Relates s0,ne at Ills Experiences In the
& .I= Are;ic Regions.
WASHINGTON, D: G,;Nov.b l3:-Lieuten.
ant Greedy called at the War Department
to-daySafter reportlngfls arrlval:to Gen
eral HaEeN at the Signal Office, and paid
his respects, to Secretary Lincoln. In
company with General Ruggles he called
upon Commodore scl.ley, / lacutonaut
Greedy is beginning to look as he did when
he LETT Washington three ;,ycars ago,
though now he has the air Of one who has
been confined to a sick chamber and walks
slowly with a convalescent's gait, He
said he was yet weak khut in other respects
vol, ~ .j5stSS5 :5,t;;is.is. E.i:.ibii.lS
II found my memory was impaired ri,. ysd y
he continued, "whcn I got among old nc.
quaintanccs. Men whom II could recol,-
niza one day aud call BY nsme,;l could
not name upon meeting them the next
day. That trouble has been overcome
and now, no difficulty is experienced in
making recognitions." ,s,, s3i Z az a-i.fl Il
Commodore Sehley recalled reminlscen.
ces Of his returning Journey from liz Arc-
tic regions: Said ka:, 4i'Shortly latter
Greely was taken on board he wanted TO
hear news. ! told him the Gar Aleyan.
der had been killed by,the Nihilists, 1,,5i
u knew IT. ,Rlie responded, q !lIt ~ /.
81 asked how ,he know il, and no said he
iounn q picture oi the killing Of the Car in
a pictorial paper which had been taken
north on thejNeptune, While they wern
at Cape Sabine, they read, and re.read
every slip Of paper that was used for wrap.
ping articles left for them III, tho. caches.
BY that means they were Informed Of q
number Of important events. ..Whilercad.
ing such scraps and tho attempt to sup
ply by inference the missing portions con,
slituted ono of their el,ief pas,imes.%. They
also occupied themselves frequently SSby
mnking bills OF fare of what they would
eat when they returned, home '7'. r.-e.' sS'f 4
Lieut.. Gree!yA isu here 10 begin work or
his report. lie says he comes ..partl,
against the advice Of his -physicians, bu
rs the estates Of the members Of Ills part,
cannot be sold Until he has examinedtkci
papers now in, Washington he deemed i
I his duty yto;complete. tha work as soon n
possible. AZ number. Of men will be de
! tailed to assist him, s4F-5cl 9,aSl
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THOSE who last night heard Sau All.
l,rlh the brilliant and charming young
burmese, enjoyed rare entertainment
Dr. Ah.Brah, (ior he is graduate OF the
Jefferson Medical Colleee,) has wit
humor, iluency, tho oriental exuberancc
Of iancy, consummate grace and q native
talent that would win for him success rs
an actor. These gifts will give him power
rs missionary, in which capacity he re.
turns to his country. Tonight brings an
other opportunity to see and hear this re,
mWkable and pleasing man. '
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1uE,E,;lilyin thu Lnn.nSt

NEw fonx,, Sov:la.-Tho .stqr, regarded
as Tammany organ, says: The Tam.
'nany llauicommittcc Of seven appointed
on the part of tho Tammany, organization
to watch the canvass Of the elec,or,,
ticket, held Il long conference this evening
Iith the che!rmeli uf the Democratic M.
'sohal and State Committees t,positiyely
!!SMny T., the existence q any deal brtwecii,
derman affecting tho Presidential
contest. Ex.senNtqr :! Foster, chair.
man Of Tho delegation, tatisiiel. The
representatives Of both committees that
TIC Iammany supervisors would permit
7, no. o.9clion in. the board which would lose
the Dem orratic electoral ticket a singIe
vote. Sa+furtier volunteered tic services
4t the committee 10 not Jointly with ilc
National and State Representatives, and
to .e,,;1 earry out faithfully amy instructions
the National ticket. y i Il 4 IS f''''., ~
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FIrrsnunGlI, Nov: l3 john Gillespie,
OF this city, has challenged John L. sulli.
van or Charles. Mitchell to, fight in Pitts.
burgh with gloves within three weeks, the
winner take 10 percent Of the gross re.
ccipts. II the proposition is not accepted
he will light either Sullivan or Mitchell
with bare knuckles for 81 900 II side, the
fight to take place in some iar$IFcstern OF
Southern State. .,.-.. -5.lY!h D ,Lt ~ 81
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COUNTING THEsYOjT[.E[!SS S
IN THE STATE OF NEW york.
- "'lEaI. 10F .lIt'i ra.a'T.fs Nl'-f,g NJ III
chnngca In Favor Of blaine Amounting to
Nearly Three Hundred Discovered In
New York kcity--sepubiicansr Paying L,
Their liets MIR. Blniue Very Well.

Spec'ai D1pdteh 10 he M.eliigtnrsr. u .
Nkw foRK, Nov l3-At tho Republi.
can headquarters this evening they in.
form mo that tho city canvass thus far
shows gain for Blaine OF 275 to $50 yotes,
with tho major portion OF the city districts
TO hear from. Chairman Jones, however,
does not speak viii, any confidence Of
other material changes, and says
II will DO in the nature Of mere chance
II such a thing cc.urs. They had just
had a cheerful dispatch from Nr. blaine
saying that he was going out to tea with
some friends. Some Republicans haye
paid their bets and given up any further
expectation. A, VIC.
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TnExroS, MI, Nov. lS.-Rev. Henry
Williamson, rector Of St. Paul's church
this city, committed suicide, this morning
by shooting himself through tho head
near the outskirts Of the city. lie used Il
revolver and fired through the temple
dashing his brains out Hcwas found by
two boys. No motive is known for tho
act. Tho deceased was the sonyoi 'cx:
Chancellor Williamson, OF Elizabeth. ~
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DEStooi,Aria JoLLIrloAr1oy,
At Cinrhsburs ruffn..0ut to bs soncwl,u

At Clnrksburg Turns Out to be somuwln,
" ia of n Failure. ,rl.I
Sl'ocfdl Dispatch to The kttiiiyenor, ,,,h A'
CLARKsHuno, W. Va, Nov, 1a-pur.
suant to a wide and general notice, the
Democrats enthused to-day and 10.
night. The Court House woul,
hive accommodated one hundred
more than attended. Colonel Wilson,
Davis, Turnerand Smith made inccndiarv
Speeches which fell flat and marked the
: Misrepresentation Of our people. Owing
to \ lack OF experience it seems
the fireworks all went of nj
once. Il is to be regretted that
Mr. Ferguson and two others WHOSE
MINES werei not learned vera vera
injured by. the explosion. The lin.
ln'nation WIS. considered pranI
but the, parade aside from
The band o! music wasa miserable ia;lnra
~ and by the Republicans Will show
them how 10 paint the town rcd. Thc
enemy have provoked lhem TO do Il =
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moro marked than that which character.
lied his course in the present campaign.


There Is now very strong indications
that the Democrats under the lead Of
Morrison, encouraged by the fact that the
next House will bo Democratic, are to
make another effort the coming win.cr to
pass taritr bill. Since tho attempt last
spring, which failed by only couple OF
votes, sucl, Republicans rs Mckinley,
Peele, and one or two more have been III
Ireated, anu tho Democratic majority there
by increased. The Democrats now do not
fear but they could pass tho Morrison bill
were It to come before the House again,
and the bill likely TO DO considered may
not differ very greatly from that offered
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THE Chattanooga Time, is Il Democratic
newspaper. Here is what it says OF Ger,
tain newspaper assaults on the Associated
Press: !a" 7t5" ..
Those papers have really been the chiei
agents in muddying the waters. Being
responsible to nobody for their, alleged
news, they from the first put forth the
most eXtrayagant claims ior lheir re-
spective candidates The ones loudest in
abusing the Associated Press have mon
strously lied concerning every phase OF
the returns from dozen close States, and
they keep up the lying, as if it might by
lOne and persistence be converted into
truth. The Association has evidently de-
teylnined it will not give out as actual re-
suits that which is mere estimate or wild
guessing. 1t will have the figures fully
verified before giving out any conclusion.
The jabber that. the Associated Press has
been, or Is, partisan or stupid, comes from
editors who lost their heads OIL Tuesday
night and have not since come to their
sober senses. q. l.s-. I's-s -'.
The Associated Press wins fresh laurels
rs often as the opportunity offers.
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OuR Democratic friends did themselves
proud last night. They ''paintcd 'er rcd"
aud Ind very large time generally. 1t
i always II pleasure TO see our friends
enjoy themselves. But they might have
invited the rest Of us in when the savory
uoOSe was served,
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THERE seems to be something more
than idle talk in the suggestion that puts.
toward Roscoe Conkling. rs n possible
Democratic Senator from New. York,
There appears TO be, scheme. Of that
kind on foot, and the scheme depends
upon the help Of fourteen Republicans OF
the Legislature to- carry. It through after
the Democratic members shall have been
broughtto look kindly on it. The Graphic
wants, to know whether Mr.. EConkling
has that many Republican friends in the
Legislature. 81
lie ought not 10 lhave. Ia doesn't de.
serve one. All the prominence no has he
owes to tho Republican Eparty5 which>hc
deserted because he couldn't run 1t. In
the presidential contest he did absolutely
nothing for the Republican party: He
was out viii, the party becaase;it liadnt
crawled before his genius, and he was out
viii! its nominee because years ago in
public debate Mr.. Blaine had crushed his
-.
proud spirit. He was supposed to have
great influence, in ], New: York Avery
little Of 4 great mans, great influence
would have turned tho scales for the Re-
publican party I'in Newt York. Itlwas
thought Tint while. Mr.. Conkling was do
ing nothing for the Republican party he
was entirely inactive-Bulking, according
to his custom: ~ = ~ - -5S y
The behavior Of his friends in his own
county. his employment by the Demo-
cratic managers as their chief counsel in
the post-clcction controversy, and tho
suggestion Of the Democratic New York
''orH that the Democracy take him up
for United States. Senator-these things
warrant tho suspicion that in this cam;
paign Mr. Conkling has rendered >signal
service to the Democrats, md that the
scnatorship is to bc in part payment for
value received It may be doubted
whether this Imperial Cesar" will 'be
able to get either the Democrats or tho
Republicans necessary t.. put him. back in
the seat which he left in a childish pct,
There arc Democrats in New York who
!0oS longingly on that seat themselves, =.
IS Z L. . 4 III i. = +.
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4 Robbed l'y Masked Burglars,

MANSFIELD, PAIN 1s.-NIasked rob.
bcrs entered tile residence oi Capt. John
Morrow, IN aged invalid; last night at il
o'clock, and after binding and gnggine
Mrs. Morrow and q lady friend named
Mccoy, ransacked the house, securing five
hundred dollars in cash and other valu..
ablcs.| This morning the ladies freed
themselves and gave tie alarm. Z Both are
terribly: injured, and Mrs Morrow may
not recover. tu's} I'a's; sSls'i y q. u.
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TnIHTY-sIX pE,,SoSs 1Irnr

- :
\ serious '"i''' Wreck on u Colorado Marrow
Gauge Road. -
DENVER. COL, Nov. i3-The passencc,
tain OIL the Colorado Central Railway
running from Grcymont to Denver, was
deralled yesterday while making a sl,or,
curve. The third car LETT tito track null.
ing the last car with 1t. Both cars tinnc,,
IN their sides and then rolled. over cu,n.
plateiy, me trucks being OH top, in which
position the cars were dragged sixty fcri
mi completely wrecked. Tho first onr
contained II passengers and the SECOND %
III OF whom we're more or less Lurt In,
none fatally. Both coaches eaae9,t fire from
the stoves, but tho flames Were ex,in.
;uislled by the passengers. As soon as
The coaches stopped rolling, the axes in IN
the IN! rear were seized and hole cut
throushthe cars, to let those imprisoned
escape. The most seriously Injured are:
',,eo'ge IL. Smith, OF Denver, Injured
loont lhe snlne and arms Clarence Ste.
vehs, OF Idaho Springs, hand badly buru.
go; "nl. Stevens, Of Brooklyn, II. Y. n
Hrother OF Clarence, burned about tho
acc; Conductor Anderson, who lind
charge Of the train, serioNaly injured in
the spine. Among those slightly injured
were Judge John \. Coulter, oi George.
own; Horace Bird, Of the Rocky lio,iniain
Aeus; II. G. Kirkpatrick, Of Idaho
springs, and John X. Cnrrier, al Denver,
The injured people were hrousht to Den.
YER v A nigh rate OF speed was the cause
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TllE "horrid grind" Of the official count
goes on. Still VIC don't know to an abso-
lutte certainty who is elected, but We are
getting near enough to the end to do bet.
ter guessing. 1t may DO that there are
some pleasant surprises in store for us. II
mol, We must "learn to labor and to wait"
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NEW YORK COUNTY,
bln'ne Mikes Some bis Gains Over the Rc
e. ~ - turns Ve,,orte.l ffls - = +s.Es

nln'ne Makes Some Big Gains Over the Re.
I. - turns Reported. V = = :, n s55ts.- y
New ioRH, Nov. l3-Tho gains and
losses in the returns Of the Board OF Can.
vassers, 10 far MS the canvass had been
made, MS compared with the press re.
turns sent out on election night; are Us
follows: 545s ~ -, i.35
First Assembly district-Third election
district, Blainc gains ten votes. 80. !.
Sixteenth Election district-Dlainc
loses one vote and Cleveland loses forty.
nine votes. ~
Second Assembly district-Third elec.
ton; district, Cleveland gains three votes.
Twelfth Election district-Cleyeland
gains one, vote. a.! 3,
Fifteenth Election district Cleveland
loses ono vote. Jf.s-.+.--
Seventeenth election district, Blaine
gains IS and Cleveland loses l55 votes: Z
Third Assembly district, Tenth district,
Cleveland loses two votes. s-5 =
Twenty-frst election district, Cleveland
gains two votes. t.i.5lGzlr'r
zTwenty-third election district, Cleveland
Twenty.sixth. election district, Blaine
loses three votes. y. Z. l,55,- -.sE..s.f, !.
Fourth Assembly district, Twelfth cleo.
ton district, Cleveland loses 10 votes. q
,Twenty-iirst /, election district, Blaine
gains l.. .gst-,i i1sg IA;
Fifth Assembly District: Blaine o,G05
Cleveland i,j0S; Butler 125; St. john II.
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TIIREl: PAPERS

on the Presidential Contest-Iyhnt thu
"rtibnne", "Sun" mud "lisr,l,r,' Sny.
New ioEH, November lS.-The TriJun,
says cdltorially; "While the result Of Tho
Presidential election remains in doub1
there is opportunity to consider why 1t i
in doubt. Every one can sec now thai
the Republican party, Ind tho power to
carry tho country BY decisive majorities,
provided 1t had used the right means from
the beginning OF the campaign. 1t had
a powerful cause, one which appealed to
thopeople at larye and to business inter.
ests, and'yet the result is uncertain. The
TACT Is there were too many bands and
banners, too much COIL oil and excite.
ulent. III proportion to the amount Of
qniet, work lor the education OF the
people by tho circulation OF capa.
Die journals, documents and by mis-
s!onary effect in school district meetings,
When the Republican party came into be-.
ing 1t gained success by earnest appeal to
Inc pubic Intelligence. The peculiar ie;
ture OF its work WAS tho extraorinary
number OF school district meetings. in
which the question Mt issue was repeatedly
explained to the voters. Great numbers
OF papers were placed in the hands of
almost every voter who could read. Work
Of this sort deserved success and soon So.
cured it: But after it had gained the
power the Republican party began TO
count too much upon its use OF nol;tical
machinery, upon the control OF office the
command OF money, and all the other de.
wees winch in its youth the party had
entirely lacked" =
iilu .''tn SAYS: We observe with some
interest the Tine. coming forward to as
sert the old Democratic doctrine of Stat.
rights. The Times will nat admit th,,
lawyers and politicians from out.;Jo . ths
State Should have anylI,in" 10 % ssw ohn,,, @
counting the votes. Tnis heromo; fnnn"
when We remember how short n tina Il L
since the Times was engaged in sand s.nj;rs II 10
visiting statesmen 10 I.n,,;siann s Ein,;,;ss
and South Carolina to break do IN thn M
right Of those States bv fronJnla,,ir
counting their votes ior 4 ,:,,;;Iata wLo,.
their people had rriect.I ~''o - - ""o'n ~,
The Sunalso says: The National Com.
mittees OF both parties have iuIt cnllad %
upon since the election to iss,,e snndrv m r nj.
dresses for the purpose OF inform;n9 tLo
American people who las Lc.n ,.t,.,n,I ,nS
President. All doubt If tho A,nar;nSn
people are very grateful for s,,cl, ;nfn,mn n""
ton. Neither Of these comm;ttoes i,' hns
had any knowledge wL;rII 'l'.o '.ouI 20, I.s I.a
obtained by nny reader OF iu,n,r,;u, newS. ~
papers, and neither has displayed the
moderation which might insn;ra ront;.
dence. The tendencies OF tho munfestoes
has mot been good. They have excited
partisan feeling az II time When it wus nj.
ready running high. The good sens, al
the people prevented any harm from fol.
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If it should turn out the other way,
how will our paradiny Democratic friends
take ii back? They will have to go over
the route Of last nights parade marching
backwards. Think Of hecharlning novelty
oi such demonstration. U..[,...
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st. John Ain,ls Them Mad.

T T'-''I'' " '''yI"V"I V"HVH1t1t- ItlTVFUVH, Y y
BATAVIA, N. y, Nov. last. John was
hanged in eiligy ut 0akGcld yesterday.
The Republicans here loudly dcnounce
the Prohibi,iollists for causing Blainc's
,'efeat. They promise 10 have ycngencc
oy grantinglicenses to anybody and every.
hodywho wants 10 open il saloon. One OF
Them says: Whisky shall run like water
IN the streets aud every man may fill his
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PARIS, Nov. l3-Fifty.eigbt leatl4s from
cholera were reported since midnight
Wednesday: thirty in the city and the re.
mainder IN hospitals. Two deaths are re-
ported at Orau. III Il -, '''' '"'' ~ ie-
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Elltliy TOnlon.

loctoS, Nov l3.-One fresh case of
cholera and one death was reported here
to-day. In consequence of the populor
indignation at the filthy condition OF this
CITY the municipal authorities are hayin,
the streets and cutters cleaned. . g
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NErURNs BY COUNTIES.
Whnt the Ohicinl .Cnnvnss In New York,
f-- Yesterday, Shows. al 3 ~. 1EI;,tE

I,f6 Yesterday, Shows! 9SS.t,}!:, M. \: vs.
Canton, n. y, Nov. l3.-Thc County
Canvassers DIST Lawrence county were in
session part OF Tuesday and all day yestcr-
day, but have not completed the canvass
owing TO clerical errors in the returns
from several districts, which will not tet,ect
the result. The canvass will show: Blaine
l3,l4l, Cleveland e,o35, St. John 81, But.
Ter 20. litgsgf f@ya. .. n l,2'f9 Il nGi4
\ Btxeif.Mrrox, Ny, Nov. l3.-The
Broomc county official canvass, just COM
pleted, is us follows: Blaine, 7,lS3; Cleve-
land, 5,7S0;.st. John; 45s; Butler, l44.2 No
WATKINS. n. Y, Nov. l3.-Schuylcr
county official givess Blaine s2,6lG; Cloye-
land'22, ,039, St. John 81, Butler Ill., S9 !,
:GosnES,:N.iY::, Nov. 1874 Orange county
official gives the Republican electors 8, sos,
twcnty.eight Democratic electors J,SAl
each, two D,Si0, four $3.50, one 9,s3S, st
John electors G49, Butler electors l755. :
II NoSTlcELLo, N. ~, Nov. l3.-Sulliyan
county official gives Blaine Z, :3|322, Cleve,
land 3,GO7, St. John 1873, Butler 23l.
llupsoS,, S,,2N.. Y, Nov: 13.-Columbia
county official gives Blaine G, ,424, Cleve-
lind 5,5SI, Bntler 80, St. John l5s. +
pILpl5N.. Y, Nov. l3,-Delaware co,in-
ty Official gives Blaine 5.934; Cleveland
1856; st. John All Butler ll2.. 7iaal'}
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DEMOCRATS who in sport tell colorcd
men that they are to be 'put back where
t,Cy were before the war" are not wise in
their generation. In the fir South the
coIOred men believe that and arc making
trnullv. I.. +. .a-sif f|..El liIu. "
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BuESos AyHEs, Nov. ls.-Anotler c,so
Of cholera appeared here causing creat
alarm. The strictcst quarantine will be
France. "s ''o'i
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LONDON, Nov. l3.-Tlie Swiss Govern.
ment iorblds The railway cars from Paris
TO cross the frontier until the passengers
cal inspection. su'
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st. John if,,nr'ii, EttIry.

ST. JoISsruRr,Vr., Nov.l l3.-Last even.
Ing Governor St. John and G.. NJ. Stone,
editor OF the St. ,Jollnsbury Caledouiqn
and candidate for Governor on the ;Iude-
pendent ticket, were hungi in etligy IRON IL
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-- NlhliIslI.Il

,s s.ARGi.El-chA Z, RS-on Tuesday, November /, 4.
KSv; y h h McHi'sht Mr JAMES nG,iEs u ;ooES e;S
the !nie Rev. A. D. Cnr D. D., OF Ale.IsnT pa "
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TllN plurnlItlnH.

Followingsaror the pluralities.oi Blaine
and Cleveland as. shown by the above Of.
fetal returns These can DO compared
will, the retut.is as received by the New
York Tribune and Times .--:g.- :: /.
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u DGcap!tiItel Inn Fight.

Il iCnATrASooA, TESS., Nov l3,-Aleager
particulars o. horrible affair near A1eri-
dian has just been received here. Thos.
Bull, a locomotive engineer, while in m
intoxicated condition condition, went into
n house OF II reputc. Hc become in.
volved in q difficulty with three men, and
was knocked down and dealt a terrific
blowon the neck with a,i axe. The blow
almost cut,his head oil. He died instant.
". His neck was broken and boil, jugu.
lar veins were cut. Tho murderer escaped
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DIED.

!. -. n. le-ll UIEU. 7Ta3G.| 7|II7TN
ISL at7 oclocs, CosA JanrhtSr ~ ~ f'%et Tt.I. 10.
f.anl Lille Heyaan, aged years and months. ' =
Funeral Notice hereafter, 7lT'15' y '""' Z
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Ght QntelliiQ(es,tIjt,J1ll1rl;.,, (s,Ij 4 \,
,i,cr, Sos. va and ~ Fsartssa,h Street. 3
ron some reason Judge Brannon was
left out Of las. nights parade. Nlayboi It Is
brrause ilc wasn't elected.

CoyxLlSG In tho senate us Democrat
--nsi.tins in tho seat OF the scornful" and
beside the "Rebel BFigaliers" whom lle
la, lashed with his fine sarcasm! Ye
God. What II sight for mortal eye!
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y McPnEKsoS, kASs.. Nov. l3.-August
Tuxhorn, 4 farmer OF this county, set fire
to his house, barn and granary and then
blew out his brains with n shotgun.
Loss on buildings sl1 900. The evidence
showed he intended thu murder Of his four
children, but,the design was frustrated by
his sjwife. y No icause is assigned except
that he was man of violent temper ; /,