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Hammocks for Girls in the Cars.

An advertisement before US in an cx.
change looks as though it was q good
thing, but we are a little skeptical. The
article is "car seat hammock" and there
! Is q picture OF the hammock swung from
| the back of one seat to the b OK of the seat
ahead, and in the hammock is a young
lady asleep, and over the picture are the
words, "Sleep, darling, sleep" The girl
Beems to be asleep, with her foot in the
ktirrup of the hammock, but there ia a
weird, wicked wildness about her facs
That convinces the behoider that she is
ide awake. Such hammock might be
ado to work in an empty car on
hide track, out in q car running forty
miles an hour that girl would get spilled
bn the floor. In the first place, the person
! with O hammock has got 20 have two
whole seats, which 10 ra irosd company
VWould allow unless the girl was friend OF
|lthe brakeman It would be a nice sight
crowded car. cause passengers to move
out of couple of seats, then swing
her hammock and get in and go
to sleep. Imagine such a scene, and
listen to the Monuments of the pas.
sengers. The drummer for the grocery
house, sitting on the wood boz, would LOOK
at her and say: Sc opks rs though she
had only one luns, but she has two CALLS"
and would go up to he hammock and say:
HIs this seat all occul 10 II" The girl would
opep her eyes and give him q look that
would cause him 20 pass on to the smoking
chr in a hurry. The brakeman would go
to the hammock girl and touch her on the
vaccination mark and say: "Miss, you will
have to take down your circus teqt and let
somebody help you occupy this ~" and
che would paralyzs the brakeman with a
look, and he would go off and send the
conductor in. The conductor would bring
the big grocery drummer with him and
say. "Can't you make room for this gen.
tleman?" and then she would be mad. At
stations along the linz OF the road graugers
would stand on the pl,tiorm and look In
the window at the curious spectacle and as
the train moved II WITH the sleeping beau
ty everybody would f1ne girl
! Girls can think Of ID
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES.
A. Haitfpfitiar Socialist ssdd MY
Ihfeled IN nls CAfetf
Admiral Coufbsrs Ilsmoftd Disastrous
ueieai Proves lbfuuuded.
Aud Ml.crllansou. Deferred News Items
surpl,moriaJ rorolEn Now,

IETnuE,
PAais. J.r. 30 The Iepou that Admiral
Court,, fai g0rmsd n'cuinh ana had
been T,Tg...u. ,s pronounced Without ioun'
dalton, ..-.-,
utfE.FAl ulsHNgff UAHAENIn,
BEi,T.I. Jam. al.- lhr Prince 4 Wales
started rt ... .T.urn 90 London To-day, A
larga r.art H.."wn.,l Ht trr station 60
Vitrrs7 Due departing, esd uHregsi h.m,
pFircs Fra..rtav 400 Goo Ua.s ol The
suspension b"I-r alter DARK Tor
Rear soul. arua l afTm, The laln nom
London ,H iu '". upHl which d Well
known Fra.au Hns travelling, "Es watched
aloUg Ilr tuiur rHg'r lF dr.tc ives, The
mayor Oi E,.s'1. has received Letters threat
euinr the death 900 lAr ruys. family, \
faImrt who purchased q gun with the
moved ia'rut.O. 90 .bp1 lug she prince,
and whn wa, Urr. Ted LgrH Tuesday, has
been sent Co au ssFlt4
An ALALgl's STATE or AIFAIn5,
NIEssA Ia., .l-lAa president OF the
council ryG minister oi the Interior have
Fent letter laa i."er mouse q, w
reiohtag exp aiming toe extraordinary
measure la-Ul 100 consequence Of
the recent crime, ,le gTCssg, means belug
insufficient Iu rguyr b. ineU. Yesterday
afternoon tDs attendants ~ the CDur
opera house heard = strange noise near
the emperor box IN tho opera.hauso. Il
was quite dark, ont they thought tley
saw a man Ia the house, and a. once light,
ed the gas. The police uttsnd1at lllpily
discovered u stranger iu the toilet caJil u. r
adjoinins me imperial box. He
had barred the door aud
would not let az yhody In. Alter u short
struggle he was arrested. lie said
that previous nights performance was
go dull he had islen asleep and
when he woke up found himself
locked 10 = box of mathematical
instruments, tape measures, wires, etc,
were found On him. H. rs al engineer Of
Bavaria. The police pretend 10 have evil
dence TO show that he was reconnnFlerlIg
in connection Win "A plot u a7Easslnate the
kaiser. The o.prh.huu-e Is now strongly
guarded by soi6iggi and police, aud there 10
much CxC.temCu.
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sUPRKM8 COURT.


Young vs.. Russell ct al from Bell county.
Opinion by Walker p. Adopted. Ihe
attitude OF plaintiffs being that OF hostility
to Russel's interest and that OF Alice Young
and the recovery being in the same manner,
the appeal bond should have been made
PAYABLE to the plaintiffs Young as well as to
BusSel, and it not being 30 made It does not
give this court jurisdiction OF the appeal.
Appeal dismissed.
Pierson ct al. vs.. Rice, from Falls county.
Opinion by Walker, p.j. Adopted. Suit
to determine the boundary Iine. Persons
title did not otherwise describe the land than
as 'the lower half Of the said league" 1t a
boundary was ests biished by verbal grant
or acquiesence in line established and acted
upon by adjoining proprielors, such would
be the true boundary line, From the Judges
conc usions OF fact it is ibfprrible that such
line was no established. Affirmed.
Holmes VS.. McIntyre, from Newtos
county. Opinion by Willie, c. ]. Where
the aft lavit of property does not state the
number OF the case, nor the court in which
the case was appealed from, nor the nature
or the amount of the Judgment. Held: To-
sufficient as the affidavit must 30 describe
the Judgment as that it may be identified.
Affirmed.
Hebert vs. Brack from Newton county,
Opinion by Willie G. ]. Where the judg.
ment was Tor the recovery of certain land
and also for $3.50 and costs OF suit and the
appeal bond described the judgment as
one for the money alone. Held: insufficient.
Reversed with directions to the district
court to dismiss the appeal.
Brack vs.. McMahon: from Newton coun-
ty. Opinion by Willie, C. ]. Where the
| blank was left In the attestation clause Ut
writ by the clerk, but the date of it's issu-
Rance was given and neither the officer max
We levy and no third par y made OBJ.
nhareto and the court allowed the
\pded in this respect. Held:
elspse of the writ is merely
there was no error In
hded. Affirmed.
lew Orleans railway.
Op.uiol o. Wsst, Il
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AYNcHDURa, Va, Jan. Silt is reported
from Liberty that Colonel J. G. Kasey, ex-
troAsu1er of Bedford county, has fled the
stale, leaving an Indebtedness Of $50 GEO for
His bondsmen TO meet. Kasay was late
anhidate for the state senate on the coali-
tion ticket. 1t IL suspected he has gone to
Canada.
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nENJAslIS TANNER, E.a,.

VITO Is prominent builder o. Providence, al,
wAs necessarily exposed - TO iolshesl ~ a
fllgh elm O. IL attending u his Nulldlng .oper'
ailoas I'M ls5l hs co ira lei a heavy culd on
his luuts which tunn titled inin oniluMci
Joasuml ton ~, clsa vas cons detcl hope
less Rc IVES Tcrsua cd % uie Or SthenrGs
medicine by hi rlenIs ard aii'r ih'ns th'm
iOr teVculi m0ughs was entirely cured, He has
cnloy ru1d health ever size, and Is row -
healthy m ~ as y1i 81 IN hnl Ia ruyilsnny,
10 I, Rlgsys I'c SD 10 and tlk i'm t.o'e
" 40 are suif gns, rs Ia Ia icsol 10 tvle'e
hat nF Sthcugk's cuidluef area - clio ~
luas uis secs, Mr. Tame resides NJ 1856 1Fl 81
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 81 There seems to be
no doubt that Hartent, the murderer was
inaars. He has been burning holy can
dies 10 the house Tor come time and pray
inc fore them He ordered his wife 10
kiss tne floor before he struck Der. After
ihe m irder he played Jewsharp and sang,
and prayed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-DurinS the an
nual bowl breaking at the University oil
Pennsylvania this morning the students got
into the stree. and destroyed con-
siderable property. Some had their
c!a,hirg torn and were stripped almost
nudc. The Tolco rested one studen
and were followed 10 the station by bis
comrades. who were prlting the officers
with bricks, stones, etc Ia'ifont OF the
station house gnrtbsr was srres'ed. The
bowling students numbered 800. During
the disturbance iOur pi-oi shots were fired
and one man shot IN 'hA cal.
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MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
m WDIkt'f,>T IN, MASS

Whose lungs were naturally weak. took heavy
cold IN February, lS'd lie son had al the
prominent fymplu Ms Of Consumpiol As Con.
sumpIlol II h ,rcdilary IN Ne wun'S family,
lac was naturally fNi,Is about his rnndiu -.
lie us d DR.. Schenuk's medicines uuti Iur d,
Ills place OF bu.lagss IA al 81 irving tt'et. Hor-
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MIR. SJAuIN TIFFANY,
OF BAY CRY. MICH,

Writes that his mother, VII, formerly lived at
OsWe.O, n, Y was clU Il a. CJusuultiO IN IN e
y. az lS7i This is another cave which the phys
i.lInS nInnOnnu.l -unrlIli.
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CINCINNATI, Jan Sl.-Jnhn I. Warren u
Co., wholesale gr0cers, haze assigned. AS:
uets, $50 90. 'irri,t'~s, $lOO 00O: preferred
claims, $40 100. The tfril. assigned Deem
her 10, 1881 bat mad n settlement aud
ware allowed to resume the April folio wing
They say Ris Bros. failure has 81 de-
prsssed business as to compel this assign
lint
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IIt.INOIS.

Mr. tetc Chhstorhtr. uf pawnec, NJ, Ia his
letter o r. Slh-ucE. ddlcd June i9.h ls1S rays
thst he iOlk seye 'ly i've no Il Of cod liver oil,
amo ~ oh dl,I Grs,sblc mciiclne' sud I'll
" tho tb.naal." lie lad all the s'mp'"Gs "
Consume on bleeding NON Tho Lungs kEish
aud ishtSEclis. ~" says. 1t N without do ait
that ose M II c 10 th' as OF y? medicines.
4 am .ow well aud hTalty.
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How They Will Howl!

JAokb oN, MISS, Jau. Sl.-A resolution
providing for the removal OF the Confeder-
ate dead from Mumfordsville, Kentucky,
naessd both houses. A resolution was also
passed inviting Jefferson Davis TO address
The assembly on the lite of s. s. Prentiss.
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Was sick for nearly six years. He had o many
d r.frnt doctors that he said iiis house loosed
iisr drug store, tor egcn physical prescribed
a diierclt curse OF treatment. He usually ioi
u little b tltrr la tue bum er mo tbs, but as
soon us tle wet rod wealth ( lail came ha was
down again. ris weigh; ~eUt Gown from oie
hundred aud siSty.iive 10 one hun Il and
twealy p1u DIS Thea b. negan % use DR..
schenrk edic;nes, aud they cur,d him In tie
course OF n iew mlulUs Hell now in exec lent
heath. His brother was al'o cu,cd OF Con-
sumption by br Stnencks medicines. Mr.. La
uey resides at No. 1920 spring Garden street.
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INV wites 3.years nervous affection
saws Rev. J. A. Edie, of Beaver, Pa, IVA
cured by Samaritan Nervine." 81 30 at
drupeiats
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wa. ~, BLAKE,

Captain Il Toe steamer 'John u, Aauds," II
tbs asmEhis and Louis Packet Line has
ssel nr schtnek remedies Ia III, family ing
years With eutat benefit In the TAI ol 1871 hs
Iceummrndsi them Ia M f'Iler Leoh'Id, wac
Eee the urss Ivory STABLES at eDTstTu' Nlnih
AID Pine sir cts, 50 L0Uis, Mr. tor ,T'S n
was suffering N .lh Consumption az tho me- tie
h al Tried many p1Me1lsa ~ Wvll As fssldrh-c
Ia tle sia,h without begeut by the use
~ Dr. stheneGs mai cines lac was restored -
teTttCt Asallh.
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New YoET, Jan, 3l.-A glove fight be-
tween jim Barry, light weight OF thi,
city, and James Carol, OF Holyoke, Mas
sachu,, took place to-day. Three
rounds. we're flusht according - the Mar
quis OF uleousburv rules Tor purse OF 500
The CONTEXT was declared n Draw, IS the
contestants we're 80 used 40 ut the end OF
the third round that they were Scarcely
able TO stand.
BILLIARDS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 3l.-rne billiard match
between Cation aud Carter ended ta-niRnt,
Score-CattOn, 0D0: Garter. 1918; the
latter making buJ 70 points in the evening,
while Cg,ton agrrrd with run of 1873, aud
closed win iGi aud made MS 1000 points
in eight innings. "a average l2j Cation
averlg. on the fu.l game was 81 81 Ga
Carriers, :! IS - Cation has challenged
Mclaughlin Of Psiladelptil Tor $1,000
aside and offers MIN 500 Tor expenses to
come TO s.. Irus.
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Mr.. John Hamilton, Ennis, Texas, say s:
"Brown't Iron Bitters completely cured me
of indigebtlon."
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JOHN IrIIW
or "a POillE, A

wa,sl low with Consrppt on %
had u0 hnne of nCHtcTy iie AZ
b. nr Achenes, Jsn, !, lss'
iesth q Put an end a. ny col
d.ssu tel attn me tiUinegI d "a T
without bluftlt Hnd Nh M SONS ~
D. tiEr yours, p'airlr sad t1at
10 be eNpsTliisnied on 49, glfs
Was PERSUADED, hHNTVrf, n n
mCdl ines, a.d Ms Oltl ION % fTC
from their use, lic "a emu n eur Il.
says that no owes his lif, lu tlu ne vi
sphe cas- m'diCin-s"
Nj lglek - we'll known % a. Porte,
enc ~ ne nTiglnal ugImaa s5iilt.s oI Ia
county Ind
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ILLINOIS,

We shal, next mention the case Of Mrs. A. w.
i,-. OF Pekiu, ILL., H.r husband writes Nov,
2ls 1877:
IA III winter o, 1872 three pr miuent doc.
tor, 10 me that my Wit had Consumv uon,and
that she co llu not 1.-Two until sprl1 :" BY the
a 4, ice o ~ Iroud he used e. echenck's medi-
al l,s and her hush nd III his gratitude says:
Thank Goi, By It's use her life was saved. Sac
il now .nlir,l, well
Mr.. Waite Is the propii ato' OF the White House
a r. kin, III. Il you live near there Call and see
him.
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an4usII fi dies I.ff Iff f0td fHI aas ~
HfHfIH hfmn rf hHfFffn en-
ff.H Nu IffH HHfff fHH distance a. Hn
fffHf iH4i gu ftIHW tUN .iuef tIe
FrftIHf IHf... |I... iNfsal. huf tu hHff
r. riflip hHumTfH ufhi aff.as ihu aiiIe
1fH GEO rH1 u Dol .HUft 'fHf. Hn1 iHH iraf
Ilai almf.UIHf wool HH.I AMI tIH NHfu
iI.uI sleeper r.u'u ufur UHru hHtWftn ihH
SEQ fsaf.. hff body abut up Itsaltft
knife urH iIII caught he iu. fnHulftos
aud her head Hl yslsr b. mo flfr hft
Wig Dn aud iHa rHI y.IIuf murder tni
calling Ip 30 hraf0mHu 40 uHrIupIu hrI
iuut, Dr. suu.d 70. FHHush 400 cause tht haf
NJ the AVERAGE man iI turn HrhY Uu s.nr'e
Iit. Tho r.d Zoo o. NsmWncE, M ears must
IN LLlLLLm--L- M.-.L...
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Fine butter-choice butter in nine. pound
wooden pals. Something finer than any
thing ever brought to Dallas at
~ r" oo,n fsSoS,
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A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, N. ",

Was cured Of Consumption by Dr. he ncks
medici es His WA c,se OF great sutfc t'g
Thc phlegm rom his lungs won d collect Ia The
bronchial aces to su IA ali extent III al he Was
olnet mes la danger of choking 10 death. He
mad night Ewea 6. severe cough and often such
pain in his sides aud breast tina. 1t was impossi-
bic tolie down. His fest aud legs were badly
swollen He is now 50 well that n works Gu
his farm, aad enjoys better health than he has
iu years. Call on or write to him. His address
is Kuox, Albany cOuaty, N. Y.
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COURT DECISIONS.

Little Joker" is the best smoking to
harco
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y. W. NEnELTHiU,

Another old oltizen o. IaPlt, Int : aud esl
fiu,l+H ~ the Ciuniy, was dansi OlalY ~ id
lung foVor IN lSa lI3 u "a ~, s'h nakI
med inc, ard was enuIely eur 4
There Is hardly town Or 81 y ih' STATE a
. N nunD. In a-r-LLl. LLLra.a MI 81
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THAT THE MEDICAL

and invallds generally M
Understand tho merits
Liquid Teef f5nts le1
the eminent chemist, AHg
hASSALL, Md, FIR. 40
England; and also an e II
tho celebrated physician
SIR ERASMUS WILSON. I,
OF London, are labeled onl
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A saopT RECORD or
BomE or THE
GASES THAT
DR. q. VI. sCHEHCH,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Has CURED OF
COMsU mr. p TION
AND OTHER SERIOUS
DISEASES or THE
LUNGS.
Mns SARAH LAWSON,
IN SEW YORK CRY,
nRs SARAH LAWSON,
on NEW YORK CRY,

We Giscktd uith Cln um ton in l,ii. -hf
fu1er with the ui-esse nT several ytaTs, duF'
me WhiUl time she usei many cough remedies,
aud was aIie icei uy phys "a = iut gTa 4ual'y
grow WnT,p, lu lsll Was eGam tci oy hT-
sthelek, AMI tOun q { began using his NEIL
ginrs. she ust4 them for lite over w.
mo tl5 aId va ent roy euct, she has ca
loved good hfalih tYeT -in.e.
Mrs, Lac son lives AZ No Iii West llIA susel.
Go gut sec her
A fil iunl ~ her case Is given IN Or
Sehenegs book on C'lsump lou, which Is 'rn'
Tree "a al a, pieanls.
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MIR. JOHN G. NOTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,

Read The Cleveland II rad, aud saw that sew;
el III per ,ons mad cen cured OF Consumption bV
DR. fchencn's meAiei o.. He coaclld ID to Try
them IS he had been suffering with lulg dis
case Tor tome time. Hb ,syS "Tdey were
ratuer SLOW Ia tn ir a;t on at ttst but ter TAX
lag taem .or a ouo,e Of weeks | saw thlt was
getting b tier" IL roo 1 recovatet MS II calm
and str tn See Dr.. ScIel;RS BOOK on Col-
sum milo :, plgt II.
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sitts Tnff1aatfif f0f W
faf liiiife M afiiieneni
Hts iIf Hfaenftsma lisl|
tufs1hlms This Id &c
ainmif NE manf Thousand
arts leilafiu ~ srhanfts
~, thloh Ia ssut iifefIa
1fgss lf q N Ache III IA
Arch : feti', fti'a elrhis
nr ~ isuct'smeiiolnss
cures eft Hisumpt'on in AL
We mention.
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Her husha issys MY doclof N
he could do nolhlns Tor no, AID
was 40 hope fsr htT Isouvrry." shsI
BY ~ rchsn' Hs iplmol o fyfaPaa
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MIR. A. SHELLY,

OF tho irm Of smith & shelly dry god. M
cha. az Grass Lalr, Mlgh va, cin'i ierr u
lneuiafle 90 ,itiNs lie W.,si 'lt lha'HU
gave up AL busil,Ei, II wa, Induced 10 us5
nr SehaleGs mediclae by ali gDEsohencks
book II nov Ia active bud os, "a ! ~ p,rie b
hsalh, H. has Recommend Il 'hL-nacitiles I'd
Others, aud says DO can tell OF Tin orss trh't
cures made hy them. 60 aud saF Lil
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MIR. DAVID LACEY

This Is from = rspor, MS i, Ut. scAspck at
us h ms Oh 20 an ihll ,de!phia:
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Temperance L.
uappetites-that
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MRS. j. II. MILLER,

~ Nav Caste. Iud,, Is auother VINO was saw a
from t1asums NJ gave ~ .T Sthenei 4
usdiflurs, fleg she had b. u siteu lt W Ne
CaNIl5 anu nsgHfstOwn nh s'ciNns ". hOll beny
ear Cull 0n her or wrltl To tho Gb we gidres1
Ily thb alyfr o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

The Prince of Wales has arrived in Paris
from Berlin. He will visit Paris incognitio.
Advices from Durham, South Africa, state,
that band of Dsbulamanzs and Usutus had
attacked Osborn's camp and been repulsed
with heavy loss.
The Crescent mill weavers Of Fall River
returned to work Tuesday morning and all for
whom there were places were engaged. The
mill is running with the exception of about
fifty looms which are short of yarn.
The large and beautiful town hall at
Orange, Mass, was found on fire at about
half past eleven Monday night, and the in
terror was badly damaged by fire and water
the damage being estimated at four thousand
dollars.
Bichard A. Howes, wholesale fish dealer,
Commercial wharf, Boston, has failed for
$l5, 900; assets unknown,
The reported rupture Of the friendly re-
lations between France and Morocco has been
confirmed, notwithstanding the denial of the
Temps of May 9Th.
John Ashford died in Greenwich. Conn,
Tuesday, from injuries received a week ago
at the hands of Barney Tommacy of that
place in drunken quarrel, in which the lat.
ter struck the former with stone. Tommacy
will be held for manslaughter.
The Massachusetts Senate, Tuesday, de-
feated the water gas bill.
Gov. Robinson of Mass, has signed the
bill to prevent life insurance companies dis
eliminating against colored people.
The Keene. N. H., Light Guard held their
annual May drill Tuesday. Mr.. Haines won
the badge.
The Massachusetts House, Tuesday after
noon, rejected the bill allowing Roger Amero
a compensation for alleged unjust imprison-
ment.
The annual convention Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians began in Chicago Tues
day. Twenty eight States and four Terri
tories were represented.
The anti-monopolist national convention
will be held in Chicago, Wednesday. 1t is
generally conceded that Gen. Butler will be
nominated for President
J. C. o. German has been appointed re-
ceiver for Seymour, Sabin & Co., whose af-
fairs are complicated with the Northwestern
Car Co., and gave bond Tuesday forenoon
in the sum of $4,000.
At meeting of the Governor and Council
of New Hampshire, Tuesday evening, the
petition for pardon of Ernest Lyons Of
Manchester, now serving 20 years sentence
in prison for robbery was denied.
Comptroller Connors has appointed Walter
s. Johnston receiver of the Marine Bank Of
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-14
THE WABASH ROAD
Denies that any idea Of a Receiver is
Contemplated.

Sr. Louis. May l3.
The Globe Democrat states on the author.
ity of Col. Hoxie, Sd Vice President of the
Northern Pacific and Wabash system, that
the reports from New York and elsewhere
about receiver of Wabash company are
entirely without foundation, and further,
thst it is the opinion of the gentlemen who
conduct the affairs of the Wabash Co, that
the immediate placing of the road in the
hands of a receiver 10 legal impossibility.
The Wabash road is leased BY the Iron Noun
tain Co.
The term of the lease provides that the
Iron Mountain Co. shall guarantee the pay
ment of fixed charges to the Wabash to q
certain extent. That if the earnings of the
Wabash road are not Sufficient to meet the
interest on its bonded indebtedness the Iron
Mountain may elect to supply the deficit, or
on the other hand may allow the interest to
be defaulted. If this default is permitted to
continue for period of six months the lease
is to be forfeited and in that event an applica-
ton for receiver might be in order. The
interest for NAV has been paid in full. If
there should be default in the June interest
it will be time to talk about . receivership,
but as far ~ known neither default or receiv-
ership is yet contemplated.