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A Probable Murderer Csurht.

ST. LOUIS. January 9s.-A man giving
the name Of A. II. Latham was arrested to.
DAY at Chambers Station, on the Missouri
Pacific railroad, about 100 miles west OF
mere, on suspicion Of being the murderer
OF Louis Boedecker and vile, ne Tten.
ION, last Tuesday night. He had
three peddlers licenses and small amount
OF jewelry with him. A black leather
satchel, which has been identified as the
one carried by the man who asked ior
logging at several houses in the
vicinity OF Boedeckers this evening
previous to the murder. was found partial.
Y buried in the brush half mile from
boedecker's house yesterday. It contained
Jsweiry,. lead pencils and other articles ol a
portant find. 5IpsGa.l7 = ! . - 80. -
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

+! Fire Mt Hope, Ark, Sunday night de.
stroyed $4,000 worth Of property.
T. W. Keene scored big success in
New York last night as Richard III.
e A large number Of New EagIand cotton
factories have begun running half time. ).
/ Thomas Irwin, Of Knox county, Ohio,
fell down s.airs last night and broks his
neck. RS ~ ~ s 81
s, The Albany, N. Y, Iron Works resumed
work yesterday, giving employment to
q, 500 men. -,471 --.5s:..: -.
Y John g. Thompson Is dangerously i'll at
bis home in Columbus, and bis recovery is
not looked ior. -.s-l';:..'.tct,I -, -. -,
A large quantity OF smuggled goods were
seized yesterday Ia New York On the
steamship Rheim.
Ek.Treasurer Cqwan, Of Harrison county,
Iowa, has been arr, s:ed charged with q
defalcat:on Of $1,000. 5t95 X" N a.,sgf {.
Joseph B. Stewart, lately OF the Western
Union Office ia New York, has accepted
the appointment Of acting superintendent
Of the Bllumore & Ohio. - ..s-.5s.I. b. 81,
The society OF the Army OF the Potomac
meets in Brooklyn on the llth and lo:h oi
June. Gen. Horace Porter will be the ora
tor and John Savage the poet. IS sE 2
In fight at Jackson county, Ala, yes
terday, man named Webb, In stree,
8ght with three tWilburn brothers, killei
two and fatally. wounded the third,
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=, VOLUME EXXXu.".NUMRE 100
ONE MONTH MARRIED.
And Then Bhe Got Tired and Left Hin
D With Threats,

MILWAUKEE January 2S.-On the arriva
OF the early train south on the Chicago &
Northwestern road, m excited looking
man rushed up 10 the depot police, and In
quired Il they had noticed lady and gen
tleman get OF The train. The stranger said
he was from Marinelte, and was on his way
10 Lansing with his wife. Thoy took q
berth In the sleeping car on boarding the
train at Marinette. When about seven
miles from Milwaukee the husband awoke,
ana found his wife Of month gone, and s05
OF bis money. Inquiry Of the porter and
Iain men gave no clew to her whereabouts,
they protesting not to have seen the miss.
ing woman. As the man was talking the
porter came W and handed him a note
written on al envelope, the contents OF
which were to the effect that bis wife had
tired Of him and had determined to run
away. II be followed her she would kill
him. The husband said be had married
ne woman at Marinette, where he had
Deem working Tor the past three years,
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Better Havo s,asd nj Home.

CLEVELAND, O., January 2s.-Two weeks
ago an sgent for the Birmingham (Ala.)
rolling mill came to this city to secure
hands to fill the places Of the strikers who
went out last June. He offered twenty.
five percent higher wages than are pro-
vided by the Pittsburgh scale, and found
no difficulty in finding $50 men. The
union objected, and the men were gotten
out Of the city with great difficulty. They
left last Tuesday night, and to-day Their
friends are greatly torn up by the report
that they were welcomed by the Birming-
ham mill men with clubs. 1t Is said that
Frank Sugrea and John Gastin, two Eight.
eenth ward mill men with large families,
were killed and others wounded. -4
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TIE Prusnsnn nuat nie.

AunuRS, N. y, January 2s.-Frank Jo
EEL fetemky, convicted Of the murder o.
Mrs Paulina Froitzheim, was this morn.
ing sentenced by Judse Dwight, in the su.
pfemel Court, TO, be hanged on Friday,
March 2lst. Throughout the trying ordeal
me prisoner displayed a degree oi hardi.
hood that caused comment and eurprise on
the part Of all who were present. As he
sat down he did 80 with smile st his
counsel; Petenky expects to get new
trlal. Steps are being taken to that end
oy bis counsel. The death watch will be
set upon the prisoner to-day. His young
VIE was not in court.
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A Deadly fptdeuatc.

Hus1lSGnos, January 2S-Intense
alarm has been caused at Shelleysburg,
this county, and in the surrounding
country by the prevalence of cerebre-
spinal meningitis, or spotted fever, which
has assumed m epidemic form. The first
victim was J. r. Cornelius, student in
the Normal College, this city, who went
home 10 visit brother who wss i'll with
pneumonia. He died four hours after the
first symptoms were manifest. His death
HIS been followed by that Of William
Grove and J. Nolan, with precisely the
same symptoms. Other ceees are reported,
and It is believed that the disease is rapidly
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THE KRLLER TRIAL.
The Prosecution Keats ita Case and shs
DefsnAe.OpenB.
.Mtctal nuntch 10 Ina Gnifuiaenntr 2 :.

N' DesenAosVpeuDs %
Special Diqaseh to Ire fnislieeneer. ,..'
PARxkRsnvRd, January 2s.-siucs the
last report Of the Keller trial nothing i'm.
po1tant has trausplred until to-day. Last
Friday was taken up with the usual
routine Of testimony, several unim.
portant Witnesses testifying for the prose.
culion. Saturday morning at an early
hotr court adjourned, waiting for Witnesses
for'whom officers had subEoaas. .'r
Court opened this morning with William
Harrington, Of Remington, o., on the
stand. He was followed by William
Bailey and Lew Young, Of East Liverpool.
Tho above witnesses were on the Scioto at
the time Of the disaster. They gave their
version Of the occurrence, and The proee.
cution .rested their case for the present
with the last witness named.
The defense opened with Captain Duffy,
Of 'Wellsville, as their fist witness, who
WAS followed by J. B. Cook, Of Wheeling,
on the stand as report closes. The inter.
est In the case Is becoming intense. Differ.
ent opinions are expressed as 10 the Issues.
Witnesses for the defense are arriving
daily. Nearly all were on board the Scioto
at the time Of the collision, and many lost
relations and friends. Mrs. Eliza ]. Smith,
Of Wellsvllle, who Ia here, lost her has.
band and three children. y
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A Confidence .s,o,,. e,..,,

cLEvELASp, o, January os.-A Leader
special says 7. Rosenberg aud two con.
iederases h named VIM. Ayers and Jacob
Htmmett have been arrested at Youass-
Town ior extensive confidence operations
curing the past lew years in Pennsylvania
ana ohio. Their scheme was tG take or
oers and advance payment for counterfeit
and illicit whisky, but never deliver the
goeda The. nature of the swindle was
euch that ,yictims,were afraid, TO prosecute,
ana they have been, able. to carry on q
lucrative industry. K, Rosenberg ,was the
chlei operator, the others being capperr,
who we're paid s. head for yiclIims.
L.mmett confessed the whole game. -
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Oliver was sitting on barrel Of Stand
ard oil, with flaming candle in one hand
and a gimlet in the other, when the milk
man came along and asked the boy what
he was doing there 80 early in the morn.
ing. 49, @I@i
,"Tryin' to blow myself up" said the boy,
there amt no use liyin' any more" and
he went on boring with the gimlet. Sud
denly Frightening he said, "We've bad
me dodrot.edest row up at our house
pas Jist bilin', he Is, and there amt no
Twin under the came roof with him, First
thing | know'd about it was last night
Wien "a came into my room jis. as I was
gettint!nto bed, and he ups and calls me
Oliver, looking. as savage as, a Conan.
che. 1,ell You that frightened me dreadful,
know'd authin' was up, or nv parent
wouldn't talk that way. When we're on good
!efms, and be Amt thinkin' o. thump.
IN me, and amt been doin' nuthin' I'm
ssshamed Of, he calls mo Ollie. But when
MIS- blood is up he calls me Oliver, and be
looks at me like suthiu' was goin' to hap.
Pen. Well, last night you see, had all
my winter clothes of, and l didn't want
nuthin' to happen till l was fixed to see
company. But pa comes stalkin' up to me,
and says, Oliver, you've ruined me. People
ate Bayin' that I'm fine old gentleman
with honorable gray hairs and a o:4O rec
ota, and heap o money that could be
made useful among the poor, but that I've
sot bad boy that buys bulldogs with nv
money and sets 'em on the neighbors, and
In,lghtens their children and makes the
rayne family a general nuisance, Pa was
80 mad that thought he'd bust, and l
opened my mouth to Try and smooth him
down by tellin' him he know'd / was coin,
10 buy the dog with that money-thst be
Ala no wanted something to keep the mob
ouI OF the yard-well, you oughter seen him
p'ance: lie swore q streak, and wanted ia
xaow Il | couldn't take hint-if I didn't
Know he had a position to stand up 10,
ana tlat II be did say to ret the dop,
!! wasn't thought genteel to keep d d
aoG that made business O. bitin' people,
ana nae !, "a onghter worked tho dog racket 60 4
nos 70 get him and ME caught %, I tell
you y was hot, end the old man amt eot
.Soolea .Sa Oh yet, and that's why I'm borin'
sals mole in this oil barrel, and Qoi1 .to
urop this candle In and see her blow ms
ssy high. That's the only way I know 'ol
10 get even with pa" .I5 ~ - =. =
Inc miikmsn, shocked at this evidence
" youthful depravity, passed on up Mn
aey a,Ssy, 70 s,, the hydsant and got ready ior an
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-THE wAR on T.lE NILE.
Ell hnhdi IL Well Fixed with Men and
g Guns, -

FL nahuA II Well F.xrd with Men and
GuDH.
LONDON, January 2s.-A merchant who
escaped from Obeid on the 10Th inst, has ar
rived at Khartoum. He says that III Nah.
di has $4,000 men, and plenty Of guns. He
also states that 800 men belonging to Hicks
Pasha's command are with the False
Prophet. The steamers Abbas and Bourd.
in have returned to Khartoum, and the
officers in command Of the expedition re-
port that they were unable to reach Senaar
on account Of harrassing fire from the
guns OF the rebels, who were in strong
force and occupied commanding posItions
along the banks Of the river! AT one point
on the river the rebels who commanded
both banks, attempted to capture the
Bourdin and under heavy fire. from the
shore sent large i.,rce in gcnboats to
hoard the Bourdir. After u desperate
fight, Listing several hours, in which the
rebels lost heavily, the Bourdin succeeded
in getting out Of range OF the rebel guns.
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A s1ISsIN0 BRlDhGROOn
Strange Disappearance OF Man ON the
.Nj Eyc OF HIS Marriage, z

Strange Disappearance OF y Man ON tho
H Eve OF His Marriage. :
MARlErrA, January oS.-On Thursday
Ira Cady, jr., Of Independence township,
came to the probate office for bis marriage,
license. About o'clock be started for
home on horseback. At 0 o'clock he Ar.
rived ct Moss Run postoilice, twelve miles
out. He was then riding bareback, The
saddle being down between the horss's
legs. Tho postmaster had him come in
and warm, and in q short time be was
mounted correctly and started on his wav.
He turned his horse toward Marietta. In.
stead Of homeward. He was cautioned
that he was going wrong, but seemed not
to heed 1t. That was the last seen OF him.
The wedding party and bride waited, but
the bridegroom came not. Yesterday hjs
hat, marriage license, horse and saddle
were found at ford, mile below "Moes
Run. Parties are searching for his BODY
in the Ice bound stream, "a yet unsuccess.
fully. ~: ,.ss5.5 ="
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A'Crasy Smallpox Patient,

LOUISVILLE. January 2S.-Frederick
Robinson, a rayiDg maniac from the ei.
fecss oi smallpox. in the hospital, yes.er.
day morning, spraug from his couch, and,
aeieing char, smashed 1t over the head oi
rhpmas Hines,.a nurse.e. Then, with q
portion Of the chair a,ag Club, he rushed
iuriously among the othfr patients, knock.
ing them down right and left. The nu,see
anu patients hsd. TSRobinson dashed
through window, Carrying out glass and
sash apd Eieauiug to the ground be fled
through the SNOW, but was finally captured,
wounded and bleeding and presenting q
terrible sight. He was bound and conveyed
back to the hospital, where he soon after
died.
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ROSTER, CoI", January 2s.-Frank Will
l!amS and John Gray, who shot md killed
ofien hurlz in saloon row yesterday
morning, were taken from the jail at 9
o'clock this morning by masked mob
anu hanged to the raiters OF log shanty
near BY. Gray died game, but Williams
pleaded ior mercy, claiming that he shot
IN sell defense. The Coroner'B Jury re-
turned the usual verdict Hanging done
by parties unknown" .,.tp.t -. N
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Berlin, January 2s The Emperor Of
Germany will, il his health permits, meet
Queen Victoria at Da:mstadt, where most
OF the members Of the English royal family
and the German imperial family wifi
60. The @ Q,een, who Is in stronger healiL
than she has been ;for' years, will 90 10
Baden on the; 18Th ioi April 10 at.
tend the wedding! OF her grand.
dauehters, tho Princess Victoria and
Elizabeth OF Hesse, with Prince Louis Of
BattenberG and tho Grand Duke scrgius Of
Russia. The marriage ceremonies will be
private. ~, ~, - y. - W
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Active and public spirited citizens Of
Tyler aud We.zsl counties have joined 10
build narrow gauge railroad from New
M,tinsville to point in Tyler county at or
near the head OF Mcl.lroy creek. This pro.
jet has long been talked Of. twill open an
important territory, much Of which is well
settled for region without railroad. 1t
ought not to be difficult to raise the neces.
sary means, but that Of course will not be
accomplished without great effort. The
road ought to be built, and now is the time
to put the projec. on It's feet. H. -
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An AbSCOn(liu,- Sn.t,icr

Bos7os, January 2s--rilden G. A bbo,t,
Tor ten years thecashior oithe Union Mar.
ket National Bank, Watertown, Mass, has
aosconded!, taking funds at tho bank aggre-
gntIng 80 fa as known. s3l, 100. There il
also blank che OK gone irt m be c! sex bee X
while upin the stub there is no record
showing that there is another sum of
doubtful quantity TO be added to The loss
The genera! feeling ia, Watertown Ia one
Of surprise. although those familiar with
the cashiers habits have feared something
OF the kind would result 49,, :, - %
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P1rrsBuRaH, january 2s.-About two
hundred glass workers In this city are now
employee, in the East and elsewhere, aud
il compromise; we're effected soon, it
would be impossible iforfat least eight Of
the factories here ID start The Association
has accepted; an ofsr.of 5000 francs per
month for the support, Of the Rtrike from
the Belgium glass workers. 4 Arrangements
for the International Congress of different
glass associations are being made, 1t, will
be held sometime during The Summer In
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Railroad Passenger Rntes,

/ New YoRK, January 2s.-At meeting
OF the passenger department OF the joint
executive committee to.day:the percentage
for entered pools between Columbus and
Dayton, Ohio, and the seaboard was agreed
on. The roads in the new pools are the
Baltimore !; Ohio, Pennsylvania, Erie,
West Shore, New York Central. Like Shore,
New York, Penn'a 4 Ohio and Panhandle,
The morning session was devoted prin.
cipally to revision Of the rates between
Buffalo and Cincinnati. The result Is that
the limited east bound fare has been abol.
ished and the rates will hereafter be the
same both ways. u
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PAYNE FOw PRESIDENT,
Ao Would Like tho Ofilcr, Thnuk You
b ifilc Could GtG II without trouble.

Mo Would Like tho Oiicr, Thank You
if1ho Could Get II without I 1rouble.
From Our Special Conespoadent. E',". .
WAsuISoToS;; January 2s-Does Mr.
Payne want the Presidency ~ was asked o.
q prominent Ohio politician and Gloss
friend Of the Senator elect.
II think,"a was the response, I'll be could
get It without taking an active part in the
campaign or without making any effort
himself toward securing it, be would nke
TO be President, But as to going through q
heated contest personally managing the
campaign; do not believe that he does
He wants above all things to live a quiet
life..n ~ i'i,:7, 4a I-i76t2sq = ,rFn' ~.
! "Who do you think, would run best in
| Ohio?"+:2 a '-sl -'g" 'a'.e 6 7'Its gs -
Il believe that il Mr.. Payne was nomi.
mated Swsi could carry Ohio by twenty
thousand majority" =
| sWbo else would run we'll in Ohio p
swell, Sam X .ndAll and some good pro,
tectiye Democrat from the West for the
second place on the ticket could carry
;G.How, would Curtin of Pennsylvania, ,and
Voorhees, OF Indiana, doe" -..Ds
H"Would win; would run like wildAre.
We would not only catch the business in.
terest Of the country, but with Curtin and
Voorhees, We would have the soldier ele-
ment with us." s \! .t.,4l. 4is
From the conversation which listened
to, Of which the above is only portion,
am impressed with the belief that It Is the
intention OF the Oaio Democrats 70 boom
Henry 3. Payne for the Presidency, and Il
possible place some such man as Randall
or Curtin on the ticket for Vice President,
II they cannot secure the nomination oil
| FASudftheSEill endeavor to have some
such inhi 'lst Randall or Curtin placed
at::-'the gf Head OF the ticket and
take Dan voorhees, for the Sec
ond place. Friends Of : Voorhees, in
Washington are endeavoring to persuade
bin toaccept the nomination for Governor
III Ihdiann.s Their programme ia to hold an
early convention, nominate Voorhees, for
Governor by reclamation, which they claim
can be done, and then "boom" him for
the ,Viee Presidency. This will serve to
kill oil. Mcdonald. I is claimed that II
any: such man as Mcdonald or Morrison
should be- nominated for the Presidency
there isino more hope Of carrying the cleo
ton next fall than there was OF electing
Seymour in 1865 The wires are now being
manipulated t3 avert sch a nomination,
and 1T Is believed this will be the pro.
g.amme. One thing ia sure, that Is the
protective; Democratsare not going to leave
any stone .untuinel to prevent the nomi.
nation; OF otiany man OF the Mcdonald Nor.
sison faction Of the party.
Henry !Watterson Is here trying to work
hoomj tpr. himself as Q candidate for tho
Vice Presidency from the South. E={-:i-
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Vhe Long lalnnd (lurrn-..

JAMAICA, L. l., January as.-The exam.
nation Of Edward S. Tappan, who con.
ieased that his brother John murdered the
Maybe women while he looked on, began
this morning. Sincs the urrest of the
negro Rugg for assaulting Farmer Sprague,
ana the discovery Of evidence circumstan.
tlal!y connecting him with the Townsend
and Maybee outrages, there has been a
growing belief that Tappan's confess on is
that Of a man driven crazy by houndinp
detectives. Tappan when brought into
court was crying bitterly. 81 MI 49,
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He Would not have Tho Office Under auv
Circumstances,

He Would not hnvo Tho Office Under any
Circumstsnces.
Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Press
When General Sherman was here the
other day I heard him talk very freely. on
the subject Of the great office. He spoke
Of his quiet home in st. Louis, his love 81
ease and leisure, with time to do what be
wanted to do without thinking that be was
neglecting something important; bis easy
circumstances in a worldly sense, his
active, sacrificing lie, his hard knocks in
the world, his six.y.four years Of age, the
few years Of health that would naturally
remain to him, the good name that he held
in the country, and his honorable place in
history. "What," said be, would the
Presidency be worth to me In the fsce Of
these things? ! would not take it il every
voter in the country asked me. What does
it entail? Look back and see If 1 conld
afford to take it, even Il it were offered to
me-and on this point think my friends
have an exaggerated idea, for do not be.
leve the country is very much concerned
as TO whether am candidate or not"
He spoke Of Lincoln's four years Of anx.
iety, ending with bullet in his brain: of
Johnson, his impeachment and his death
in poverty and obscurity; OF Grant, leaving
IN honored life position, enduring eipht
years Of misery in the White House and
coming ont poor man to battle with the
bulls and bears Of Wall street; OF Hayes
and his present obscure position; OF Gar.
field, badgered for four months and then
killed, and Of Arthur and his present un.
happy life. Then he added:
snow, why should I want the Presiden.
cy? / cannot serve the country. L can.
not do anything that other men may not
do. At the end Of four years, were |
President, I should be hated by hall, the
country, though l might have tried nv
best to be good and falthful officer. There
is nothing in It, my friend, and nothing
could induce me to taxa It." :.lI .
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The Pan. 6np,ile suIcI,,..

SIOUX Cry, Iowa, January 20.-M. T.
Taylor, the insane man who shot himself
on the Panhandle road Saturday, the
particulars Of which have been given, Is a
iarmer living near McDale, Harrison coun-
y, Iowa. Taylor was on his way 10 visit
MS father near Pittsburgh. His family and
Trends are much distressed, as they are
unable to obtain dehuite news concerning
the tragedy, 'H# Q
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CLEVELAND, January 2s-Audrew Man.
70, four years old, while poking shavines
into stove this morning at bis home on
guthrie street, set H:e to his clothing and
expired after horrible suffering in an hour.
de was the last Of five children, the others
sgying within short time OF diphtheria.
The mother became raving maniac when
the little one died to-day. The father was
absent from home,
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Fell Fra III a rresilc.

EL1zAnETn, Pa. January 2s-Harvey
Stacker, % years old, was in McKeesport
with companions Saturday night, and not
returning, search was made for him, and
his body was found near; the Peters Greek
irestle this morning. lis thought be fell
from the treatle, injured himself. crawled
to the place where his body was found,
and trtZe 10 death. ~
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THosS travelling musicians known as
"drun,ners," arc ias.idious set. Because
thew can't get their twenty five cent Henry
GAYS and their Pome'y Sec on Sunday In
Nashville they want the Hrummers' As
socistion to boycott the town. Nashville
may be considered on the verge Of desola-
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fSplasA ,Rspuplicans are not squabbling
,,r the State offices this year. They desire
10 make surc OF success and are likely to
make soldier ticket. Nominations LETT 10
The convention arc more likely to give Sat.
;s,ar,jon than nominations Slated"