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WAS IT A MURDER ?
Examination at The Inquest Of Sa'mi
Morse.
certain susPieiOns That There NAY Have
Been Foul Play en- the Part OF
McGIyney.

NEW YORK, February 2S.-The inquest i'm
the case of Salmi Morse was continued TO.
uay' Mary Blackburn testified that Nc.
SNhey mad asked her 20 be his wife, but
tnat she refused. Morse knew this. Nc.
ulVney also knew that Morse was suitor
OF hers' She had often heard Morse say
that ne wished he Were dead. Thomas Nc
SNhey testified that he had known Morse
ana hary Blackburn for three months, and
mao hau Deen on friendly terms with them until
HHuIh week, when they had a difficulty
duout theatrical matters. He acknowledged
stg sottng 20 Mary Blackburn's on the night
NdSte the death of Morse. He found
morse and Miss Blackburn there i'm n oues.
uopable position. Morse immediately left
SHe room. never struck him i'm my life
nj n eIhalhed lhed lew minutes talking 20 Miss
plackourn, and then went 10 my lodging
mousse stopped there until six O'clock
Friday morning, when | returned to Miss
P4ackOurn's; she admitted me.
wanted to see her ON
tneatNcal business. | did not mention
.i. Morse.s name. Later he corrected his ties.
EIiuohy oy saying that the janitress bad a
ilBht, and that the room was not dark. as
ne az hrst stated. He said that he called
.he attention OF the janitress TO the posi.
IONS oI MISS Blackburn and Morse, saying
- neE' mary, want you as a witness
20 TINS scene" The janitress heard him
can Morse an old rascal. After his sec.
one can on Miss Blackburn he went To Har.
Ieu; IL was after d o'clock. He had no
uhpleasantness with Miss Blackburn on
ehe evening OF the 2lst inst, beyond a few
words in reference TO a mortpngc his law.
Ser wanted 10 get on the stage properties
ne lawyer said he could not get $40 900 ON
them. Miss Blackburn told him that he had
no no Ilght 70 anything there, because every.
tShIle had been purchased in her name, ard
ne answered her to the effect that the dues.
tloh would have to be tested before any
money could be raised on the property
Inc counsel for Miss Blackburn desired TO
cross examine McGivney, as the character
coroner decided that the only way in which
MS testimony could be rebutted was TO re.
can MISS Blackburn. This was done, and
she explained that their difficulty was over
money transaction. She denied in the
most emphatic manner the truth OF the re-
mfnder OF his testimony relating to her
relation with Morse
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General Graham,s Forward Marnh.

TRINKITAT, February 2s.--General Ora.
ham marches from Fort Baker this after
noon. He bivouacs tonight, and resumes
the march on the Teb tomorrow, where
decisive battle is expected. One company
Is left on guard at Trinkitat.
CAIRO, February 2S.-Two armed steofn.
ers have proceeded up the White Nile from
hnaTtoum, under General Stewart, bearing
the white flag and distributing General
Gordon's proclamations. General Gordon
mas explained That his theatrical actions
uhd announcements are necessary 90 inn
press the people with sense ofhfs poyycr.
Two Egyptian battRlions have starred for
Assouan. Fresh directions have been sent
General Graham, repeating the previous
orders TO restrict his operations 70 the de-
fense Of Suakim.
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Four Boys Blown 10 Atoms.

OMAHA, NEB., February 27.--Four boys,
ten 70 seventeen years old, while hunting
south OF this city, this afternoon, exploded
powder-house, containing over six tons
OF powder. All four were blown to atoms.
The victims of the explosion were Chris.
Madsen, aged seventeen; VIM. Abney, sew
enteen; VIM. Mallus, twelve, and
John Stitt, ten. The magazine
was owned by Steele & Johnson,
and located two and a half miles south Of
the city. The shock was severely felt all
over town, and the Fire Department was
called out. Buildings half mile from the
magazine had windows shattered and doors
split in two, trees were leveied and torn as
n raked with grape and canister, and the
branches left hung heavy with fruit OF
human flesh, one head being taken from a
limb thirty feet high.
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On the Eve OF Battle.

IRlNkIrAT, February 20.--Great activity
TINS morning in the British camp, four
miles distant, whore everything is being
got IN readiness TO forward the movement
OF the force employed in the expedi.
uon' wSlch will number under 5000.
Sk.'mlshers, thrown out early this
morning, encountered the picket line OF
the rebels short distance from Fort
baker, where an active exchange OF shots
Is now going on. A spy coming into Fort
baker this morning reports that the rebels
leeI so confident OF defeating Gen. Graham
i .h1t very Ilttle attention Is being paid To
military duties, aud most OF their time is
taken up IN teasting. Reports from Sua.
KIM state that some OF the friendly tribes
had fight with the rebels near there, and
captured 40 Camels
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Heavy Snow Storms.

st. PAUL, March 2.-Advices from Bis
marck, jamestown, and Fargo show that
March came in with blizzard that throws
oil previous ones ~ ti4is ytar into insignia
canoe. There was heavy snow fall all
lass night, and this morning wind com.
menced blowing nt the rate of from forty
10 hIty miles nm hour catching up snow
ana driving 10 in binding masses so that
~ was Impossible to stay upon the streets.
Up 70 midnight no lives have
been reported lost from the fact that Il was
Sunday and none ventured 10 leave their
houses. Trims were delayed oil day, and
all cuts are drifted full OF snow. Tho RS.
port comes from all parts of Dakotn of
snow. In some places IL was light Tut the
wind was terrific. The thermometer is
from five To ten degrees below zero. The
wind reached this city this evening, but
Northwest are clear; ten 10 fifteen degrees
below zero
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Reneal Of the lest Oath

WAsHEGTON, February 27.-The bill re-.
pealing the test oath, which recently passed
the House, has passed the Senate, nfter bo-
ing modified 10y IN amendment. proposed
by the Senate Judiciary Committee. pro.
Viding shat no person who held a commits
sion iu the u. 3. Army Or Navy before the
war, and was afterward engaged in the
military, naval or civil service OF the 10.
called Confederate States, shall be- ap.
pointed 10 any position in the Army or
Navy Of tine United States
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A COnductOr's FataI ForaeifuIness.

Paris ILL., February 2S.-1he local east
pound passenger train on the indianapolis
" 81 Louis road, leaving here for Indian.
bPolS AT ~ O'CLOCK to-day, cOllided with Il
westbound through freight wbe, oue milo
east OF here. The engines of both trains
were demolished. Fireman Lindsey. Of
the freight train, was instantly Killed.
Many cars are splintered and piled i'm Il
complete wreck, and many Of the passen.
gers were hurt. 1t is rumored that twelve
were killed. The conductor Of the freight
tfaln forgot the passenger train was com
ing until II was too late, and the two trains
met,
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An Ancient Masonic Record.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March "A most
important original Masonic record has
been discovered in tho library Of the His.
torical Society Of Pennsylvania. The relic
consists Of the original ledger account Of
the first Masonic lodge organized I'm this
city (St. Johns Lodgo), from June ~, 1881,
10 June -, l'oS. Among the members ofs
the lodge was Benjamin franklin, who bo.
came member according 90 the records.
in February, 1851. The exact date OF
Franklin's admission 10 the order was not
known until the discovery % this ledger.
1t Is claimed 10 IS the oldest Masonic lodge
book In America, aud one of the oldest I'm
the world.
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Frozen TO naaih.

READING, PENN, February %. Jeremiah
Van Rex, aged sixty-nine, and worth 500.
600, left home in Amity Township. fifteen
miles below Reading, early this morning,
10 drive 20 the city in IA buggy. The long
drive against the cold wind chilled him.
The carriage arrived at the hotel, but he
failed 10 move. Van Rex was lifted from
the carriage, and was just able TO walk into
the hotel, whore he fell over with "A groan
IL ~ Wus c"IIleu upstairs, Wnere he fingered
In an unconscious condition until 20 p.m,
WHOM Inc died.
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DsslruclIye Fire at PhIladelnhia

PHILADELPHIA, February GA disas
trous fire occurred last night at the chemi.
cal works OF Powers 81 Wightman,
the largest OF the kind in the country, which
were totally destroyed. The loss to this
place will be Sl.joo.O0). The fire was first
discovered abouJ one o'clock, but the alarm
was not responded TO because the only en-.
SlheS IN that fire district were already
engaged in combating "A similar fire In the
wooi mills at Second and Lehigh avenue.
one OF the two engines which answered the
nrat call came distance OF nearly two
nilIes. The store OF Coon Bros. d CO., pro.
duce commission merchants, No. 20 South
Water street, was damaged $4,000.
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SARATOGA, " Y, February 2o--A heavy
gale all night, and all roads substantially
blocked. At East Line, south Of here, a
snow-bound freight train blocks communi.
cation on the Deleware and Hudson.
CHURCHvILLE, n. Y, February PA
terrific storm prevails. Five heavy trains
on the New York Central railroad which
were stopped in the snow here are frozen
TO the track. All west-bOuud freight traffic
is stopped. The weather is extremely
cpid
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Ex-Treasurer Polk Dead.

NASHVILLE, TENN, February 29.-Mar.
sinai T. Polk, ex-state treasurer OF Tennes
see, died at East Nashville tonight. lie
had been I'll for some days, but his death
was unexpected. lie was lying on the bed.
talking rs usual to his fnmily, having been
up ana down ali day, and was apparently
IN the same health IA for several weeks
Even his family hardly knew when he died.
ms son, James Knox Polk, saw his arm
lHIl, and went 20 him and found that he
was dead. Several physicians were called.
ana they pronounced b henrt disensr
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WASHINGTON, February FIX Senator
Spencer proposes TO bring q images against
Of character and injury fo his business
growing out of tue SpT Eoate cases and
the attempt 90 send him i1 prison for not
oboying bogus subpoena; that the arrest
was illegal.
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WV LoSDov, February pa dispatch
tonight notes tbe death by drowning or
starvation OF sovcn men OF tho crew Of the
schooner Sarah vs.. Hunt while searching
for seals near Campbell Island, boz the Pa.
cifc Ocean. Tine commander Of the brigun.
tine, with the AID ~ a boy, kept his vessel
on her course for month. The captain
and steward of the schooner alone sailed
The vessel $50 miles 60 New Zealand. after
In.Lnn fLn Nr....
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A Tenement Horror.

NEw York, February pa fire broke out
this morning on the third floor Of frame
building occupied by Cornelius Van Biptr.
his wife and three children, and y. Connol-
iy, Van Eiper and bis three children were
suuocated and burned 10 death. His wife
was Instantly killed. The fire caused "a
Joss OF 44yJ before 10 was extiuRuished. The
bodies OF Van Ripcr and his wife and chill.
uren were taken 90 the Eleventh Prcciuct
station. The cause Of the fire Is unknown.
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Storms AZ Sea

HALrFAx, n. S., March 2-The steamer
Juliet, from Newcastle, England, reports
fearful storms and seas and revolving hur.
Ticancs. heavy fields of ice. and immense
ice-bergs. She sighted two.Tnneter
steamer, apparently nard and fast between
two bergs, but could not make out her
name. Later she passed an oii-cake or
petroleum snip nlrc. The crew nre be.
chic.
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Serious Panic in a ST. Louis church.

ST. LOUIS, February 20.-Thero was a
panic in 81. Patrick's Church tonight.
caused by the bursting Of pipe attached
TO one OF the steam coils. The church was
h.led with steam and the congregation,
alarmed at this, attempted to leave the ed.
lhce ia body. As "A result several persons
were trampied under foot, aud an Old lady
which Will prove fatal. Father McCniTerv.
VINO was preaching when the pipe burst,
oesought the congregation TO keep their
places, but his appeal proved unayailing
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CHICAGO eoyernment BuIIdjno unsafe.

CHICAGO, February 2s-Tne Post ONCE
and Custom House building Is pronounced
unsafe by the Inspector Of the Postal D.
partment, and DO will require half a million
dollar Co put DO in proper condition. II
was buIIL only mine Vnnr. ngo.
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An lnsnranoa Man Shonia Hlmself

DETROIT, MICH, February 27.-George r..
Smith, corporation attorney Of Union City,
Branch County, shot himself this morning.
and viii probably die. lie had had trouble
with the insurance companies for which he
was agent, they alleging cro0kednoss in
his method. OF doing business A fresh
agent had just put iu an appearance to *.
anime into bis affairs when the shooting
took place Smith was married aud moved
in the best circles of society.
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JotYr, I'll, March IA murderoug ns.
sauIt was made upon Captain John Nc
Donald, Deputy Warden ~ the Ponitentia.
~, this n.frInoon nt this place bv tho red
handed assassin and notorious desperate.
Frank Eaude, with poker, crushing the
skull. knuae wa finally vublued after
being shot in tho hip and head. In all
nrnhnhIllIY LuLn VIII nin-
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Effect Of the FLOOD Al Navsvllle.

MAYsvmLF, Ky, February -. - Last
night about forty feet of tho western wall
Of Robinson g. Co.'s -four mill fell Dur.
ing the flood the water was all around the
foundation. which softened 10 and the sug.
tanning earth, causing it 10 give away. Phe
building was n largo two-story brick. and
10 will cost about 81 900 TO replace The wall.
NOT counting the suspension Of business to
tue mill
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Cnnnlerfeilers Arresled

CHCAGo, Ill, March 2.--Tuc authorities
al Smithfe.d. III, telegrapheI The United
States Maysnai at Springfield informing
him Of the arrest Of q gang 1f counter.
this morning Their names arc Mr. and
Mrs. Fiestery and Mr. aud Mrs. Arnold.
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a wIDE-MoUTuED bottle, filed with
chloride of lime and wator, and placed
ON a shelf or mantle, will purify the
mir OF room and it is said will prevent
contaS Gus diseases. such aS diphtheria.
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A Man Klcked 10 neaih-

EFFISoHAM, Ill, March 2-Saturdny
evening Philip Pitsing, prominent Ger.
man farmer living iu the western part Of
the county, was severely and probably fa.
tally kicked by q horse. His skull was
fractured aud he sustained other injuries.
lie was lending h0rs~ with halter, bav-
ing tied the end of the strap 10 his wrist,
when the horse became frightened and ran
away, with the ab0vFrc-ult
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Eighty-three per cent. Of tbo no,,,-
lation Of the United States IL .or,,.,,i ~
" "IiiIe natives and the immigrants
iI"'ii Germany and Great Britain. Ioav-
llE Iour per cent from other countries
"l'' "i, i,r'ern per cent for those Of Af
rican descent Chicago Hr4,d
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Another Grew for the Attic Reuioos

EmE, PENN., February 20.-seveu able
seamen Of the Uuitci States steamer Mich.
igon volunteered 90 go out with tho Gree.
ley relief expedition. and reported to-day.
ana Dy Geographic orders from Washing.
iOn were examined by surgeon. All are
approved. The names Of the men are q.
). keegan, }. Wachtor, G. L. Blanc. j.
Altman, a. J.. Finn, r. Magins and mos.
NiIrop ~ "''
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A coMrETENr cntomologist has been
engaged in cxterminotng the tree-de-
stroycrs in Central Park. New York.
There have been found no less than 310
varieties Of predatory insects, and over
three thousand trees affected Thirteen
bushels Of cocoons and eggs were taken
from the trees Mt the first going over.
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NINE. ERNST quotes this mot that NJ.
Gauticr once addressed to her: "When
you wish to appear beautiful and at
tractive consult your best lady friend,
show her all your dresses and ask her
to select the one you should wear and
then choose another
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-07

In lecture delivered ut Manchester.
England, recently, Mr.. Leo Grindon CO.
timated that out of 100, 900 known
species of ilowcrig plants, 10000 are of
direct service TO man, and 5000 are
more or less poisonous or hurtful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-07

William King upon being converted
In a Methodist revival meeting at Cald-
well, KY, arose and confessed that be
had robbed a store in 1863 Of tbroa
hundred dollars worth Of goods Ho
went 10 the proprietor the next dav and
paid the amount. with twenty vears'
interest but was Immediately arrested
Tor the theft and now languishes in iaiI.
ST. Louis Post
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Bradlauuh Thinks It Mean.

LoSDov, March 2.--Bradlsugh has sent a
letter TO Northcoto charging him with hav.
ing violated tho law in having had Brad.
laugh excluded from tho House Of Conn
mons That act, Bradlaugh says, was mean
tlemen.
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a BosToN man is authority for tho
statement that during the last twenty
years 10000 divorces have boen
granted in New England In Massa-
chusetts and Vermont three out OF every
fourteen marriages ends in divorce;
Rhode Island, one in twelve; in Con-
necticut, one in cipht.
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In New Orleans, whore they have no
medical colleges, n cremation society
has been formed which urges the City
Council TO order the bodies of all dead
pnupers and smallpox patients to bo
burned
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-07

The electric light appears to be doing
better in England than in this country.
There arc ninety English electric light
companies, with a total capital OF S26,-
100000, which is almost as much as
that OF the gas companies.
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THE patriotic citizen viii see TO Il
that he does not eat, with bis Cincinnati
sugar-cured ham, the liInod eggs inn
ported from Germany. He will be sat
isiicd with nothing but eggs that bear
the stamp of freshness and Of homo
production.
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They Want No Education.

CoSsTAsrNoPLE, March 2-The porte
has refused The French ambassador per-
mission to establish 40 Beyrort % French
college, ON the ground that public iusfruc-
tion would interfere with the rights Of the
government. Tire minister sout an indiQ.
Dant protest to the sultan.
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IT is denied in some quarters that
there is any genuine Mocha coffee in
the markets, but IL is said that n very
good imitation Mocha Is supplied from
Rio coffee called pea berry But there
arc dealers who declare that they regu-
larly import true Mocha brands and
protest against assertions ~ the con-
trary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-07

a SAMPLE of black pepper analysed
by New York chemist recently, was
found to consist entirely of adultera-
tions, without an iota of pepper in IL.
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HUGH j. JEwrrr il n director in
twenty railroad companies; Samuel
Sloan in twenty-thrce; jay Gould in
twcnty-four George G. Roberts in
twenty-six; Augustus Schcl in twenty
eight Sidney Dillon in thirty-six, and
Frederick l.. Amcs in fifty-two.
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ARRANGEMENTS are in progress in
China for weather service, and regular
study of the climatology. This will be
done under foreign guidance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-03-07

ENGLISH journals are not quito so
severe as those of America on the Queens
book But they do not advise the Queen
to wrltc another hook.
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Fox briefness or terseness III Mahdrs
proclamation am coming; bo
ready'-can not bo beaten 10y General
Gordon.
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TOPICS OF TIE DAY.

AN organ grinder calculates that it
takes one thousand turns of tho crank
10 earn two cents.
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Miss JUSTINE LEVY, Hebrew girl OF
Scranton, Pa, married young man
named Farr. IA Gentle recently, and
her people have discarded her, pub
lishod notice of her death and tied
Grape on the door-knob of the horno she
left -.
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NEw YoRK, February 2s.-.Tbe Consui.
General of Greece announces that his Gov
ernment has abolished tuc prohibition
against the importation oi Awe can hog
products
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a WAGON Company Burned nui

SouTH BEND, IsDr February ~ -Tbs
main building and an the machinery ci
the South Bend Wagon Company. at MIsba
waka, m.ned zoo midnight. ia.t night
Loss. .2I.J ..rr.t, $1,000 VIII ne.
N N...u IulI.U
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carpenters renewing the flooring
in the Union station in Worcesf,y
Mass found s3zjl in small chance
NJ f' had siiicd through @ crack u fbe
h '2Ncr OF the cigar stand In ma
It~i"ut. bDHJQ HrubL
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A YOUNG Austrian Lieutenant has
Dccn deprived of his commission and
rank because Of bis absolute refusal 10
fight duel. IS ln declining challenge
hc gave as his reason chat duclling was
forbidden boy both the civil and military
law, and was against bis religion and
his reason The matter was taken be-
fore n Court of Honor. made up of
superior officers. bt whom ,Ic above
stricac, Wa- prup.uueoI tnt made
operative forthwith
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SOCDAN, the battle-ground Of the
present Eastern war i- vast territory
in Upper Egypt, stretching from Nubia
to the confines Of Aby.-inia and from
the Rcd Sea 20 the Iyban Desert. This
territory is pcoplcd by hordcs Of Arabs
Of various tribes whose number is com
puted 10 be between thirty and forty
millinn..
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JHE organization ~ cremation
society in Boston. and the preparation
now going ON for the incincration Of
bodies ha, awakened storm of oppo-
-ition from the orthodox clcr2y Of that
city who declare that such % scheme
"-ius against heaven. the sauctty of
human emotions and thc hopes Of an
hereafter"
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B. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE.
WESTWARD.

Condensed timetable OF passenger trains for
thc stations named below
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EASTWARD.

BESIDES the abOVc-namCd trains, there Is a
way Train with IA passenger car attached that
koes both East and W est daily except Sunday.