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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-15
TO RAISE THE RED FLAG.
Turbulent Anarchists in Chicago-Nigi-
lants Preparing for Action.


CHICAGO. April IA sensation was
created to-day by the announcement that
in view Of the excitement following the
recent municipal election, extraordinary
precautions have been taken by the police
70 pat down in its incipiency any laVies-
demonstration. An extra force 70 mon
was on duty at the Armory Police station
last night. and more AN the Usua amount
OF attention was being bestowed upon re-
yolyers and the guns which are red %
This station. The utmost secrecy was
maintained.
The force on duty comprised all avail
able men. and those on dar duty were or
dered 10 sleep at the armo-y instead o. a.
their homes. They Were stu On duty az
o'clock I'D the mOrnirg.
The newspapers have dashed the ei1-
Zens into q hIZl uitcl ~ eXclteu ri ever
since election. This bias been inoret seo
by fle freuZiad utter noes ~ So Eers 81
public meetings. Mayor barr. son and
IFS supporters have been especially
wrought up 0y the continued talk q Gr-
gan Z.ny 4 " GLANCE committee.
las. night u was reported t0at E.-i-
lance coma ittees bad 'esn GRANTED ir
TIE Thirteenth aud Eighteenth Uard Is.
and +llt aG attack "a as m be made last
ni2lcon the Citv Clerk. Office Tor the
purpose 0t capturing the ballot boxes. 4
brass band p3rsd=d the straa-- at :
O'Clock and DIRE" out large numbers 81
people.
Cnief0 Police DOYLE learned that some
very Wild talk was being illu Zed ia. and
he consulted the Mayor. Al first His
Honor was inc ned ~ issue a pr0clama-
ton. ASSERTING that he would protect an
law-ahidiny citizens. He vas afraid.
however, that the procl nation would
not have The desired eh et, and Decided
NOT % issue IL. il was then resO we'd that
the police sn0u' q BE- nell iu reserve.
There was a large and excited meeting
Of Anarchists on w esl Lake street tins
afternoon. John Keegau submitted re-
solution p}edging the Anarchists 20 CO.
operate with the Committee u Public
safety in Oyerthr0wing constitutional
authority in this cify and establishing in
IFS place re- ~ Of anarchy. One speaker
declared that ii was time that tine infer.
nal government which existed 10 Cbicaca
was abolished and anarchy established in
It's stead.
Another speaker moved as a substitute
for tho resolution that "a committee OF
Anarchists wait uD0n the Committee OF
Public safety and express delight a. the
atteT's action. Stll another speaker De-
clared that the committee should be in-
formed That when they were ready "a
raise the red Gag and march through tho
streets the Anarchists would be prepared
% follow them. The resolution was
slightly amended and then adopted.
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EalIng nncc ln a lEorlnlcht.

CAMDEN. April 1f-At suiloh, cum.
berlaud county, y. D., on Aug. ,, Mrs.
Mary cook began voluntary fist. She
was not well at the time. thou b not con-
lined 20 Der bed b, Sickness. and the only
reason She gave for her tcak was THAI
She wished 20 improve her health. AT
first she was som what weakened. but
kept about her usual household duties.
AID at the end OF two weeks was much
improved, having meanwhile taken Moth
ing into her stomach except a drink Of
water twice a week. Al the end Of these
two weeks sle ate one neal Of ice cream
and mint drops. THIS course She has fol-
lowed ever since, changing her diet little
but eating no uftcnpr. She now eats up-
pies aud the ike. when she takes her
semi-m0nthly meals, and continues in
t0lcrably good health. dong her own
homework, keeping IN good spirits and
losing little flesh.
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FLEECE JERSEY ANaLERs.
Determined to Rspel Invaders with
Powder ard Ball.

TRENTON. y. j., April LITTLE Jersey
and Delaware fishermen are preparing for
a war that viii doubtless result in con
siderable bloodshed. Delaware claims
territory over all the Delaware river ard
BAY below the Pennsylvania state line.
As the best shad fishing, soon 70 begin,
lies in the waters claimed by Delaware
the New Jersey fishermen are very in
dignant. They claim a right to fish half
way across the river and halfway across
the bay.
some years ago the Delaware fishermen
made war upon the Jfrseymen, and about
a score Of lives were lost during the vari-
GUS encounters. The matter was finally
aupealed to the United States supreme
Court. but il has never been decided.
About two weeks ago the Delaware
LEGISLATURE passed an act tOrbiddiDg any
one not a citizen Of Delaware from fish
ine In the Delaware river or bay below
the Pennsylvania line.
The New jersey snad fishermen, who
expect TO begin work tomorrow. heard Of
the law when it was passed. but paid lit
tie heed to il. ON FRIDAY. however, they
learned that Delaware officials. under the
direction of Delaware'S Governor, were
preparing to enforce the law. They eE-
pected TO arrest all Jersey fishermen
starting after shad tomorrow. ana Ii
the arrest was opposed vigorous measures
would he taken 10 capture the alleged
iEtrnders.
Capt. Whitaker. who is the leading
fishe man Of South Jersey. aad is the
member Of Assembly from salem county,
at once telegraphed TO Gov. Albeit for
protection.
Yesterday afternoon he chartered a
special train, and IN company with a
large delegation of fishermen went to
Jersey City and saw the Governor.
The Governor promptly agreed to pro
tect the fishermen.
Today on his way home, Cant. WHIT
taker talked freely of the matter. he
said shad fishing would surely begin this
week. The jersey fishermen would 90
armed and would resist all Interference
or attempt at arrest by the DalaWareans.
He said it was time the question of terri
tory was settled. II the supreme Court
would not determine the matter when
there was peace, perhaps bloOdsbed and
the loss Of a few lives would bring the
court TO its senses. Thee charge that
William Penn gave Delaware exclusive
control over all the waters OF the lower
Della ware was nonsense.
From several river towns warliBe signs
arr reported. Fishermen VINO were never
before known to be aggressive met on
village streets and earnestly discussed the
probabilities OF conf CT. MANY of them
displayed lv-Durchased weapons
among which revolyers were conspicuous.
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RABBI II CONFERENCE.
Nine Southern states Represented-Om
cer- Elected.

"
cer- Elected.
NKw ORLEANS. April 1.-THE first
conference Of ra5bis &c the south, en-
braclny the States If 4 ALBANIA. Arkansas.
Florida. Georgia. Louisiana. North Caro-
lima. south Carolina. Texas and virginia,
was held today at Tulane University.
Rev. J. X. Gu,heim. Of ills city. Was
elected President; Max Lenfde'd, q
Memphis. Vice President: Jaco5 Voor-
soaneer. Of Houston, Secretary; and s.
Hecht. ~ Montgomery. Treas rer A
cgu-rafulatory telegram was received
from t1e ra5binical conference ~ Phila-
dalrli3 and a suitable answer was re-
turned. the sentiment Of which was:
"UEiou. peace and progress
BoT. Jao0hr-tOlz. o. Little Pook. a
graduate Of Cincinnati Colog. opp1ed
the session with prayer Brother Solo
mon Marx was present on the floor by in
vitation. committee 10 draft a consul
tuition was appointed. The objects RI the
conference were declared 70 be an inter-
change Of opinions and views iu REGARD
10 all suhi cts sppertaiuing to the fuuc-
tons uf ha rabbnical Office, the promo
t.g- OF fraJernal feelings amongtbr men,
hers Of the conference, the promotion anl
fostering Of literary work appcrtHiniu.
~ Judaism and its history. and the ~
gaujzation and government of religion.
congregational schools in accordance with
approved methods
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NEW YORK. April ll-Gau-s on men
worked all night IN The ruins OF the t.ggt
fallen tCnemeut9 on West SiNty.s.curd
street, bu, turned up nothing save brick
and broken timhers. 80 dead or injured
were found ana there was mo- SIGN ~ li,a
about the ragged heaps OF the wreck. The
firemen are ct the opinion that there are
bodies in The ruins The hope crows
STRONGER. however, that this may not De-
20. NeiI1eg 40 ihe hospitals nor az amy oi
the police stations bad any inquiries
been made for missing persons up TO 10
O'Clock this morning.
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KEYS PART IN A TRIAL.
More CircumstantiaI Evidence Foun
gainSt Ciuyerius.

More CircumstantiaI Evidence Found
Against Ciuverius.
RICHMOND, VA, April 1.-THE au-
thorties are working assiduously in hunt
ing evidence in the case Of ihos. j. Gu
verius, charged with the murder Of Fam
ME Lillian Madison. 1t has now been
found out that Herman Joel, German
matchmaker Of this city. when on a bust
ness visit to Centreyile, King and Queen
county. year ago, mended for CluVeiius
gold watch key, which KEY
Joel is expected TO prove IS the
identical one found atitbe reservoir along.
side Miss Madison's veil on the day Of
the discovery OF ner body. Joel has been
enioined not TO talk on the subject. bat
the fullest confidence is felt here that be
can prove thr key by his own work on it,
and that he will identity Cluverius as the
man for whom he did the repairing. The
case comes up for trial on May ..
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HAINEs' HEAVY FORCE.
50 Janitors Employtd Where % woul
HaVo been sufficient

80 Janitors Employ Where % Would
HaVo been sufficient.
sPRISGFIELD, ILL, April l4-In the
House OF Rcpre- natives to-day me re.
port Of the special committee on House
employees was brought up. The report
showed that the cost ot running the
House and Secretary Of states Office, so
far through the session, had been over
81, 900. The employees We're far in excess
Of those needed o carry on the business
Of the Legislature. The report contended
that the speaker OF the House had
only been delegated power to employ
- Iauitors, but instead mad emplOye 81,
and so in proportion with other Offices.
The report recommended sweepingreduc.
tions an round. Speaker HaiHes made a
defense OF mis- action. Before the report
was disposed of the Senate was an
nounced.
In joint convention As Senator's and 49,
Repr. sentatives We're present. Only ooo
vote for United States senator was cast
and thar was for j. g.. Black.
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II has often been wondered at. the bas
olor this 0it-qu0ted dpct0rwus IN. Twas
probably because he, bemy one of the old
school doctors. made up pills as large a Z
bullets. which nothing but am ostrich
could bolt without nausea. Hence The
dislike. Or. y. V. pierce's "phasant
Purgatiye Pellets" are sugar.eonted and
no larger than brd shot, and are quick
30 do their work. For an doraugcuients
of the liver, bowels and stomach they are
specific.
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A PENITENT POLYGAMIsT.
He Pleads Guilty TO AN Indictment and
Promises to Reform

SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 14.-Orson
Parnold, a prominent Mormon. has
pleaded guilty TO an Indictment charging
unlawful cohabitation. lie declared in
open court his intention 10 abandon
polygamy, obey the laws and live with
bis lawful wife only, not neglecting to
support his "second family" Judge
Zane said that those dccldra lions bad
great weight with the court ard therefore
he imposed only fine Of $500 without
imprisonment. The court then BEGAN
impauelin2 the grand jury FOR the ApH
term. P0lygamists and uphclders OF
nlLL.amy arc lAcLudnl rs LeLcL.lore.
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Chicago Election JUDGES.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE States attor-
uey This morning entered n0jle prosequi
in the Cook County Criminal Court in The
case Of Hansbr0uEh and Shields. two If
the judges in the Eighteenth ward. where
election frauds were comm tied last tall .
declaring that he had no evidence upon
which to convict. There is an Indictment
still pending against them n the United
States District Court.
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- q ClerANnan ~ IN.

RALEIGH n. c., April 1.-the Baptist
people in and around Mountain Island.
Castor county. are up in arms against
their pastor. For about a wear the Rev
Joseph Wlljam- has bern supplying thc
church AZ tais place, and married "a most
estiinable lady OF mis- congregation. He
enlarged the membership and greatly in
creased the interest 10 religious matters
in that community re then declared
that a new, more c0muudl1us aud band
somer church must be built He thea
started on collecting tour through Gas
ton, Lincoln and C8lawha counties. and
gathered In nearly $1,000. he then
went TO Charlotte iO have plans drawn
for the church and 70 deposit The money
IN ono Of the banks and expected to be
gone seven dass S. This period 81 time
lengthened into fifteen DAYS. without a
line or word TO wife and CONGREGATION. A
messenger was then sent 10 Charlotte.
who returned with the Information tuat
the clergyman Was seen there ON tht same
day that be left home, AND bias not been
seen there since that day. An in, stiea-
ton established the facts thar be- Is NOT q
reverend; that he forged his CREDENTIALS
as minister, ana that he is hieami-t.
having living wife m G. oreia. OF
course no none y was put in The banh.
warrants are ont for bis arrest.
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VICRsBURG, MISS, April Nv. I.
Long and a boy named Frank Clements
went fishing yesterday. Their boat was
upset and the boy was drowned. Long
was rescued in an exhausted condition
and taken to Mrs. Clements house. Dur
ing the night the house was burned down
Long escaped To an clubhouse, WAgre he
was found dead this morning.
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BEAUTIFUL Bur pERILoUs.
The Moral Malaria Of the Nationa.
ChpltAl.

WaShir ston is one Of the most beauti-
tul cities iu t1e word. say, Falcon In
tae Louisville Times, aud Ia the winter time
az least lts climate IS peculiarly delight
iul The -ky above 10 is fresh blue con.
cave, looking as fit were waiting Do be
cur up into spring viOlets: the sun shines
VIII warm golden u-tre. bringing heat
ana heaut' like healing Oh IT'S wtn4s: the
AR Is as pure and transparent and tyhila.
rating as n 10 had been just waited from
the ha'samlc pines upon a nigh mountain
side; there Is no smoke or dirt or dust
no OF M The atm0sphere-anl il is al.
most impos. bic 70 soil collars or cuts or
shirt-irunts by wearing them. Trade and
manufactures are not there 70 give the
SKY it~ black coating from the grmv
smoke OF furnaces aud rolling mills. All
Is serene. and nice aud beautifully unfair
nlsled. But 10 IS easy enough 10 soil the
soul lherc. The malarial atmosphere may
be ever 30 clean, yet win the most spot-
less spirit have need 20 be very cautious
else us Wlteness shall be smirchp1
lhefe is an Intangible miasma about tap
place, mora malaria, which benum1 rs
the better sentiments and throws the
spul Itself into uneasy but profound
sleep. People breathe the thin air which
baiely rippits the blue Potomac in its
coming, and they grow intoxicated a. if
u were champagne; they become frivo-
lous' aud day 10y day the moral sentiments
are weakened until no great temptation
can De resisted. Then they fan. and II
they are found out there is scandal. IL
n place where one who ssarrbns f,r
t'mptatiOns need not 20 far to find Them
~ Is tue one spot Of all the world. whore
the petition Load MS not into tompta.
ti0n' IS most needed.
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MARSHALL, Mo-. April i4-Some time
last uiVht the Miami savings Bank ID
Miami, this county. WAS robbed OF $4,000
The BURGLARS etf cted an entrance through
q rear window aud olew open the safe
The books and papers were not disturbed.
Suspicion rests on three street peddlers
who were lettering around here Tor The
last three days, but disappeared yester-
day,
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MR.. CLEvELaND's POLICY.

Blaine was Observation-Disclosures Opin-
ions Of Postmaster General Villas
acts
Fra i. rs.- v.yt e,-
Eg-.sr,,~-(-rC.,- ,-.-.f-71 -Tbera ara M
Us ?
c.-7-i JUST eIs % re -Is--! ~ -
political situation here than Nj. Blame
and his circleOf friends. One Of the quiet
1ar;-ars IN since rs. adjournment II Con
49,. VENT We
-'V99 has Dee- '-1 i1-H' imam
fhe-Ps, VINO has permitted Ast-l
l. he Interview @ on the condition Of
affairs. Mr.. PaeIus' relations with Mr..
b aine arc So close and confidential that
VIVA. he has -9-.v doubtless represents
Wv nearly Mr.. Pleire.s own opinion of
rho eituat,dn. Nr. Pre}us said 10 a star
rau9r,4r: 81 have ius. been congratulate
int Democratic senator % having a
President ycr0 gives ef5.n great satisfac-
ton to sat5 Republican. ana Democrats
.Istbat vour opinion that everybody is
saffsfacs :" vas asked
"Nv or.rion is." Nr. Phelrs replfed.
s.tlat NJ. Cleveland Is going To give a
very GOOD administration to the country.
bur very had one for the party. he is
doing r.-aiug al all for bis party. Toe
party managers are dissati~1 d. and thev
have fivr- 10 be-. They have right 70
EXPECT Dim u do something for the good
III tca farrv He nigrr cet inst a. God
man tG- these r.r0rti--lr.f ar,r,g,irtrnants
and vet Give then who're fhev rottld
10 the Marty some GOOD Wv there's
tro case ~ INV rarnrsaka who was
Given tha E-gii-b mission. No he+rlr
man for. ~. .ri..c4. ccllId have been found
but ig-t a. GOOD = 0ne mj,bt have Ieen
had ina +bt 3r,r,otr,tr,,.r,. re,e e-,,a where
IL would nave hc-D Of an advantls-a 10
-. rartv. 81 vim an the rasr. II Would
s. ig-r IL oas, far aim IN sarve his Marty
if ne wanted n hut - Uanrs ~ ignore
rartv alto,etber He has made mn bis
81 nj 10 stil.hnrnIv rasiet marty press,lra
and refuse 10 reco.,niza Marty claims
+ +. viii ,oaat vim fha arr,rrvaI of tbe
:. oola nm win min ahaIit a marty dis.
rg.fion The nrocess ~ disrl, rtia, v,jiI
go op .ll fhror,,b his odrnfnistra+ion and
~ tho end ~ Tom, vo,rs h.. will bara
Criyer mo marty rnanagers off Thav vim
he .r-o,s.ips,' mon ana ,l,,ra discontcntsd
al h continues 10 i.rrrra t6e-n and from
INC - tirne tbl. No. o,1,s3,olo, vii
(.pu,. npt and dgnol,rco the administra-
tion. The Ranublirans and The non.
Utrfisars viii ar.niand Nc action and
eve MN Az possible eacoura2emrnt 70
~ 9' ', IA i'lls III lGl5 1noloueIii us
mere are idrs ~ Darocratic r,fors
who would be better satisfied if Blame
were in the White House. There
were some last November VINO
bad 10 fayars to ask Of Mr..
Blaine who Woul! jus as leave have seen
..fr d Ia Nfe
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Cor Sale.
FOR - ALE.

A sTEARN's SAW MILIs-compee !
~ every respect. capacity 5O.O.O ~. Y
day lhas wcd 10000. Tn s ma h.ne' b.
unsurpassed Ia the South Consists OIL ~ Z
power Engine. Corli pattgn; caro- p N
er. capac $1,000 'eet; X my swaee' =
tomato aw sharpener; Xix CIR ulaF s'"'
Also
Ono 20. hovee mower Engine fCorll spati',...
Watcher, Su farcr. Drill H. ess and Tools N
tomato knif sharp ner 40-hor-e P
Bollee. Flue Front. ct com ete'
The owe Mach merry it'll Il ed. ..,~
This proport with all facl ties lor 0a',
ing on q la -ge Lum Der and Timber u' Ia
can b rented as "a who g. For te.,ii91iit
apply a. CHlSOLM mliii hi,r
West end o. Tradd 4 eet. harlls-.
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DOVER, n. H.. April n.-Arother re-.
duction Il announced 90 certain aouari-
ments ~ tle Great Fans cotton mills. hut
the exact amount las NOT Sc; been decmcd
upon. This is the third reduction within
"a Kgar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-15

For the South Atlantic States today /:
Warmer, generally far weather, south
erly winds, and lower barometer.
Tue neigat Of the river at AUGUSTA at
1888 O'CLOCK o. N. YESTERDAY Augusta
nme) was - teet-a fall of 03 during the
past "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temnarature
al snYannan AnriL Il lsaA and lseh.
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KENNEDY & BLUM, Auctioneers and
Dealers III Real Estate.
At Court House, FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY
NEXT.
South half of lot number l6 Ebert ward
with improvements. which consist of two.
story or front piazza frame dwelling. situs
ted on the northwest conner Of Jefferson arf
Hull streets: has all modern Improvement
and /. IN good rel air. Can be treated for 81
private sale.
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GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY.-N herea
" JOHN + HERB has applied to Coui
of Ordinary for Letters Di>missory as Guar
dian on the estate of MARGARET J. an
CATHARlNE +. V NIGH n minors.
These are, therefore, to cite and admons
all whom il may concern to be and appear be
fore said court, to make objection M any
on or before the FIRST MONAAl y
MAY NEXT, otherwise said lettSNWill
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPFbS L. FEB
RILL. Ordinary for Chatham coul$y, tins th'
Slst day OF March, 1855.
PHILIP N. RUSSELL. JB,
Clerk T.. o. &. c.
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HENRIETTA J. B. OLIVER,
ink estate of John Inv, r. deceased.

= EORIIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.-W hereas
VI LUCRETIA A b AKER has applied Z
Court Of Ordinary for Letters of Administra-
ton on the estate of MARY A JOHNSON
la Of Chatham unity, deceased.
These are, therefore To cite and admOnisl
a whom it may concern o be and appear be
fore said court, to make obje linn lif an1
~ or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
M y NEXT, otherwise said letters viii 4
-ldlted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. Feb
BILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this ID
3lst day OF March. 1855.
PHILIP II. RUSSELL. JR.,
Clerk O. o. q. G.
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EraaI untirpe.


q EOHGiA. CHATHAM COUNTY Notice
~ hereby given that we have made apuiica
ton TO the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county. ior order to sell an that Lot m CITY 4
savannah, county and State aforesaid, know
as eastern one half Of Lot number thirty-fv,
Chatham ward, ard the improvements there
on; also, twenty live acres OF land in Cba han
county. Georgia bounded west by land
of Nathaniel Nungazer, north By Dutl
Town road, east by White BID
road, south by lands OF childraa
Of Nathaniel n ngazer; also. two certan
tracts Of land in village of Nernonbure, Dis
trlcr of White Bluff road. Chatham coun i
known by numbers one ana two; also, certail
land in villa OF Vernon urg, White L ID
district. known by the number three; als
certain a-ehOld interest in and to Lot NUM-
Der fifty five, Wal on ward. cIsy of say nnaI
an the i'm rOvements thereon; also. all ttl
stock OF Paints, OILS, Glasses, Warn shes. SasheI
Doors, Blinds. Office fixture, etc, IN st0d
6nOwn as number five Whitaker street; asJ
all the notes, accounts, books, chooses in actiOa
per aiming TO business carried on 10y admin
IsiratriE, at number five Whitaker street, "a
vannah. ana all other property Whas0tye1
real ana personal, 0elO slng TO estate q
JOHN DIV ER. deceased. for the payment
Of deb-s and distribution, and that said OraeI
will be granted at May Term, 1885, Of sail
court. unless objections are filed.
MARCH 81. 1885
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A TIGRFss At LARCE.
Escaping from Her Den, she Has
Lively Time About Town.

-r~o,rfr- f--,., H. ~ GU. H.
TT,,1v Ti,,a al,o,,t T,,-,
CHICAGO, Aprll y -' HeiilteS sacra-
ment. komme NIGHT birein." shouted Ju-
Inns Tee aaner. as he slammed the door Of
,fs h.,,..bar stor on vet W., p,,r.,,
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