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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

The jury in the Walkup case did
not believe Mrs. Walkup was innocent
but thought ''there vas room for
doubt" so found the verdict of not
1,r;1tv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

Every business man in Mexico
should attend the business mems
meeting tonight
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

The %Jonesburg Journal is six years
old and a daisy. 1t is the life of its
town and deserves to have agood ad.
from every business man in the Burg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
The BUYERS, GUIDE IL
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the cred
~ itors of John Sontag, of Mexico, Mo-,
that l will, on Thursday, the third day o.
December, 1885, at the law office of For
rist & Fry in Mexico, Audrain county
Mo-, proceed publicly to adjust and al
low claims against the estate and effects
assigned to me by said John Sontag fol
the benefit of his creditors.
W. w. FRY,
29-4t Assignee of John Sontag.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

Mexico will be a city of the third
class before Jan. LIST, 1886. We are
bound to boom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

If the Middletown Chips will come
out and publish the names of the
parties who are g%rumbling at it and
give them a little roasting they will
appreciate the editor more and stop
kicking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

The mayor of Sedalia has been ar
rested for receiving brihes. Official
corruption will not be white-washed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

The Bowling Green Times is ten
years old and booming. 1t is n of
our best exchanges and shows that
its editor is untiring in his work for
his party, his patrons and his county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
President Cieyeland's Vote.

The mugwump Journals insist that
David B. Hill, who has just routed
his Republican opponent in this state,
horse, foot and dragons, is a very
bad man. The same newspapers
agree with the Democratic party in
thinking that Grover Cleveland is a
very good man and honest as the day.
They pay very little attention, how
ever, to the interesting fact that on
Tuesday morning, at about Z o'clock,
in the city of Buffalo, county of Erie,
and State of New York, Grover
Cleveland voted the straight Demo
cratic ticket, including a ballot bear
ing the words, "For Governor, David
B. HILL" Grover Cleveland's esti-
mate of David B. Hill is very differ.
ent from the mugwump estimate
New York Sun.
| Teachers Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
teachers of the county held at my
Office in Mexico, Nov. 21st, 1885, al
2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of
organizing county and township
reading circles
The plan will be fully explained
and it is hoped, a thorough and per
manent organization effected,
Teachers, this is a ARE chance tC
secure an excellent course of reading
at very low rates. Do not fail t.
embrace this opportunity.
A large attendance is confident,
expected. Let all come. We neet
you. Respectfully,
H. A. GAss,
School Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

John Mccullough, the actor, died
in Philadelphia Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
THE LEDGER.
NOV. II, 1885.
Don't be an oyster.

Col. Hutton is booming, and don'4
you forget it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

Alive and kicking-The man who
didn't get the postofice he was after.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12

New London is booming. It is to
have WOODEN mills.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
Who will be Postmaster i-Sic Semper
Etc. Etc.

Who will be Postmaster 2-Sic Semper
Etc., Etc.
The city and county Democratic
executive committee this week created
the following committee to call on
Hon. j. E. Hutton to e about a
Democratic postmaster. The COM
mittee consisted of the following
Democrats: W. W. Fry, Hiram
Ricketts,, VIM. Mason, Joe Potts and
DR.. Rothwell. The committee wait
ed on Doctor Hutton Monday. He
said: Gentlemen, 1 will he glad to
talk with you after there is a vacancy
in the Mexico postoffice. AS soon
as you get clear of the postmaster
you now have l will talk with YOU"
OF course the committee had no more
to say. In face Of all this we are
certain that Hutton is working to
give us q new postmaster. This is
all right. Democrats claim that Hut
ton is giving some n an unfair show
for the office. We are sure of one
thing: Hutton will favor a Dem
ocratic postmaster. He should also
favor a Hutton Democrat. The OILY
question is, which Hutton Democrat
shall he favor? Hutton and his mar
Friday have evidently made up theil
minds who they want. Can they gel
him? If so the LEDGER will say
amen. We have no favors to ask
1t may be HI on the Colonel but il
is fun for us. The public is waiting
for a Democratic postmaster-a Hut
ton Democratic postmaster. Whel
will we get him? Hutton is congress
man. He will name the postmaste
if he is not aC:,ol, and he is not
What is the use eM& .uss? I
he has made ups mind let hin
> name his man and make his charges
t The sun will rise and set just tn
same and there is not a dollar in tn
Y office anyway. We would rathe
; have a job of S35 a month than b
e postmaster, except for the honor
D and honor don t feed kids. Let eel
t fight it out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
Order of Pa bIication.
In the Circuit Court, Jan'y Term, 1885.

STATE Oh MISSOURI,
County Of Audrain. 49,
Levi Poor, Plaintiff, vs.. unknown he1s
of Levi Carter, defendant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-11-12
A Mothers Plea.

By NJ. X. MCGRATH,
Secretary Of State.
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A Spiritualistic Fraud Exposed.
AN ALLEGED PHANTOM BOY PROVES TO HI 4.

AN ALLEGED PHANTOM BOY PROVES TO HI L.
WOMAN IN DISGUISE.
St Louis Special to the New York World, 9Th
Mrs. Mamie Miller, a well-known spiritual
fstic medium, who has been plying her vocation
with considerable success financially in the
Missouri and Mississippi valleys, came to this
city few weeks since ana hes been holding
seances two or three times each day. Whispers
were he ard in various circles that all Was not
strictly straight, and on Wednesday night Prof
johnson, DR.. Adie, Capt. W. p. Scarf and Mrs.
johnson called for the spirits. MIS-. Muller en-
tered her little cabinet, and, IS Prof johnson
had expressed desire to see brother Of his, .
young man who died few yeaD ago, the cabi.
net opened and young man came fOrth, very
neat and trim, and wholly unlike the brother.
The professor made q rush for the phantom and
found 1t did not vanish, but wa. q thing Of sub
stance. He held on and light was tufuAd on,
when it was discovered that be held drmly In
his arms Mrs. Miller. At this moment her hu1-
band rushed upon the scene In most beiliger-
emit manner, and was f0ored. The cabinet was
searched, and q large quantity OF wtGS, COS
tunes and equipments for old ana young were
found, some Of which were taken 70 the four
courts, where warrant was Issued Tor her
arrest uponthe ground Of fraud and obtaining
money under false pretenses. She hao on
complete suit Of male attire when grabbed BY
Prof. Johnson. The men who went 70 do the
work are all believers in xpir1tuAatsms and
looked upon her works - pbenomenal and
hence the expose ct their banda Mro. Miller
placed collateral for her Appearance. The
affair creates considerahle stir In spiritual OR
Lee.
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RAILROADS.
, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT st NDAY, DEC DIST 1854
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave Washington nom station, corner of New Jer
f9r Chicago, 500 am. and 1910 pm, daily. The
Chicago. arriving Il Pit,sourg at $50 pm. Chicago
next morning =, e;o0 No extra iars IS charged on
For Cincinnati, Louisville ard St Louis daily at $50
Pm and lolo pm, with Through Coaches ard
Change $50 pm train Fast Limited Train to
ofnins at 10 St Los $50 No eatra ns1s
is charged on this train for fast time
Pm daily to Ptrsourg, Cleveland and Detroit. with
rs sIes 81. i,i; cars 70 Pttsb9rg s,o Gao
and 1oo on i Esf6 i Is e4G 1i so trs $50
For a 5 zoo w StS 9 e s2 99 ss o
am: l:25. $50. 4:4o, $40, 1:1O, rs, s25. 1880
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad aud
Fof Annapolis s: 10 ana and 1910 and 4:so m. On
sunday s3o = m. 4:iO pm
800 aud 1850 NJ On Sundays. ss5 Pam NJ and and
branch s daily 81 except silS afd Sn
oI @ sta y io as Hfse 4Psn ssnss
an daily except SUNDAY for lexington stanton
for Frederick. 900 am. 44O pm daily. except
For Maserstewn. s;o5 am daily. except Sunday. and
1rains arrive from the West daily. 600, 7:2o am.
From Annapelts. $50 am. and 1:5o and SOS pm
From Lexington $50 Pm. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick ami fniern;ediate points, SIS a m.
Trains s as8e Ha f sfs s ssRa $40 eo
20 5. and 1890 am. l2:1o, 1a5O, 3, J. 400 5,
and anu, 1870, I.s5. 4sJ 5. So 80. aud do 1890
al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
cept LIS, 3:15 and 1:l0 pm
oo TcRst PS al s hs Bap Is AND AND
1871 Pennsylvania avenue corner 18th street where
orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and
Received e sHA R9n , IN the e Marsvs p.,,
h t,elk- raj Pa
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POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
1t can be given in cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking IT. is absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure. whether the paten Is moderate drinker or
alcoholic wreck 1t has been given in Thousands of
cases. and In every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed 1T NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific, it becomes utter imposs
bility for the liquor appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. Proprietors.
Cincinnati, Ohio
For Sale by
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EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner 14h and streets also 14th street and
Vermont avenue, Washington. D. G.
Call or write for circulars aud full particulars d10eo
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Ian I. ROUTE
THE CCNAAp STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEi% YORK AND LIVER
Pool CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40, ". R., NEW YORK.
scyTHIA-.. Wed March IL AuRANIA-Sat Aprr A
ORseos Wed. March IS UABRIA.-..Sat.. April IL
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BoTHNIA...- Wed, April : TKJ-F'At New Sa Ap 20
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASoAGE-s5o. $50 aud 800, accord
ing TO accommodations.
Stesragc al low rates. SteeraZe tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts {
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Havrs, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and fcf Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply az the CompAny's
once, No. 4. Bowling Green, OF both steerage and
Cabin to OTIS BfGELOW CO, COS 7th street.,
Washington, ID. c.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. New York:
AeSsrs. OTIS BIGEIoW & CO.
mh6 sos .th street, Washington.
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EYRAM On March 1lth, 1855. at ten O'Clock q
N. NELLIE IRINE STOUT, wife OF John W. Byrani,
of Y. s. signal corps
Funeral from the residence OF Jas II. Byram, on
Friday, at $50 pm, from 1923 III nv. Friends
and relatives are invited TO attend 2s
ELLIOT "Wednesday morning, March 11th, 1855,
R. X ELLIOT, At his residence at Hyartavtlie. Nd.
Funeral nom hts late residence, on Friday March
18th at 1890 o'clock pm. Relatives and friepds are
specially invited 20 attend. .
MINOR. At $50 p m, March IL, 1855, JOHN
MINOR aged ssventyeight years, at his residences,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ROGERS. On March 10th. 1855, Mrs. JANE Noo.
eighty fourth year of her aEe -
Friends are Invited 70 attend her funeral nom hee
March 18th, AZ two O'Clock.
r,W6ES5sES!L, on March II. 1885. at el6 q m,
500 Of George W. and Sarah i. wenzeI ~
Funeral Will take place from parents residence.
east. 70 morrow Friday) at 4 O'Clock D. M. Fr1ends
and relatives Of the family requested TO asssnd
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PARALYzED WHILE BLAsPHEMING.-Ht Is re-
ported In Montreal that at Acton Vale Quebec
some days ago man, while engaged In fhresb.
Ing grain, INDUCED I'm great deal OF profanity
and that on being reproached for his language
God let him punish me-" The man was at once
stricken with paralysis and, IS il were. rooted
and the neighbors had TO cover him with rugs
10 protect him from being frozen. Although
onered food he could not take IL. IL IL reported
that Monsignor Fabre is to visit the place pre-.
sumably to try and restore the man.
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CWEWCH03WCSBe
From the San Antonio Times
In Orange there lives . prominent citizen
who IL related to President Cleveland His wife
Il related to Vice President Hendricks. They
have an only SON whose name Il Hendricks
Cleveland.
From the New Haven Register.
- remarkable coincidence occurred on one Of
the crowded trains between Washington and
EhuAqelphta, which was conveying people
from the Inauguration. In one Of the car seats
sat q tall, thin man, who handed the CONDUCTOR
. pass . be eaxne through. The latter read the
and then said 4uistfy, and without CHANGING
muscle Of his countenance, "Sorry you diin't
Pot me In your cabinet, Mr.. Cleveland" and
passed on. Calling brakeman the passenger
aeked, what u that conductors name?o
'sThuman," said the brakeman, surprised Of
the question, and more % 81 the lau9hter of
the other paxseugeH. Mr.. Cleveland, the
holder Of the pass, proved TO be Q central New
York merchant
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Insane from Smoking Cigarettes.
From the New York World

Walter True, tall, slim boy Of 16 years, has
been Western Union messenger at Long
Branch for over three years. He was noted
among his companions for the enormous
number Of cigarettes he smoked. BE
lately began to grow Quarrelsome, and yes
struggled with and kicked the policeman who
arrested him and tried hard to get away. The
boys father thought he acted very Queerly
when he visited him at the jail and called q
doctor. An examination was had and the lad
was pronounced insane. The doctors say that
excessive cigarette smoking drove him mad.
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CANCER SPECIALIST TO SEE GEN. GRANT
Gen. Grant was feeling much better yesterday
and wrote an hour on his memoirs T. B. FL.
kins. whose father was relieved OF a cancer OF
the lips two years ago, writes that he has tried
for five weeks to get Doctors Fordyce BARKER
and douglass to consent to let cancer special
list see Ger Grant, and they have not agreed
TO IL. Mr. Elkins wrote the specialist on Tues
day: "Come here any way. Col. Fred Grant
says you may see the general. although they
may not let you operate" Mr.. Elkins also
writes II know his case is not AS bad as fathers
and think You can cure IN -
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DYNAMITERs' PLoTs AGArNT CANApA.-The
announcement by Sir John Macdonald In OF
tawa yesterday that the government had re-
ceiyed information that the lives OF several
prominent persons had been threatened, and
that plots had been laid for DESTROYING public
buildings In Ottawa and other Canadian ci ties.
created considerable excitement Yesterday
He stated that shortly before the parliament
buildings at Quebec were blown up tLe govern
ment received Information that such an at
tempt would he made. Parliament will be
asked TO vote a considerable sum for the secret
service fund, az the government has detectives
at present engaged in sew rai cities OF the United
states and England. whence threats have ema-
mated, to watch and report proceedings.
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ACHIcAeo MAscor.-An interesting contest
mas been going on In the county court al Chi.
cago for the guardianship OF the seven-year-old
daughter OF Emanuel 1enze, who killed his
wife and then himself lately. No less than six
different people filed petitions for leave 20 adopt
her. She Is a remarkably pretty and intelli.
gent little girl, but IL Is said that In addition TO
her intelligence and pretty face she Is "mas-
cot" and has the faculty of locating gold minea
finding lost articles, and on. A decision In
the case was reached late yesterday afternoon,
Judge Prendergast awarding the child 90 y we'll
TODD German couple.
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CTEAMER T. ". ARRoWssuTH.
STEAMERS.

CENERAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
F" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE-
Companys pier, No. AZ North River. foot of Nor
ton street New York
Labrador, PeriSr dHauterive, Wednesday, March
Is q IN.
Sorrnandie, Frangeul, Wednesday, March 25, 1 D.
m
81. Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, April 1, a
d.
Amerique ssutelh. Wednesday. April s, II q. NJ
Checks pas able on sight In amounts suit ON the
Banqge TransatlantiqUe of Paris. LOUIS be Be
BAN. Agent, No d Bowling Green New York
Messrs BILL & co, Agents for the District of Co
mrlbia 1437 Pennsylvania avenue.
mhlO Washington, ID. C.
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Mo CURE NO PAY-WHITEHURHT's CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted 90 cure Coughs Colds,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseese SEES &c Six drope 4
dose Try il Ifnot satisfied, the empty bottle
and get your money back. Sold by all druggista-
nl4f,tu,th3m
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carried the Chinese positions around Eeluug
Forty Frenchmen were killed and two hun
dred wounded.
Gamahut. the principal I'm the murder OF
Nine. Bollerich, In Paris, was yesterday sen-
fenced To be guiilotined.
West Gloue sstershire, Eng, yesterday, the
tories scored q victory, Mr.. Ackers. their csn-
didate, being elected In place OF . liberal, ~
signed.
Congressman r. r. Hit was yesterday elected
q member OF the board OF directors or the Louie
Vile, New Albany and Chicago railroad.
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2 Y sssss EEE
: u ) : ISL f. T.
CcG 90 x ZEE
eoo99 900 90 tx En-
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBES
FOR OPEN CRATES
IT MAKES QUICK FIRE
IT is EASILY IGNITED
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATR
II Is ECONOMICAL.
IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT co.
20 Bushels Crushed, 1910.
40 Bushels Not Crushed, $500
% Bushels Crushed, 81. so.
rs Bushels Not Crushed, $2OO.
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN. ja9
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DEATH OF VIRGINIA MrLLIoNArRE.--John
Stewart, of Henrico, Va, a millionaire. died at
his residence In that county last evening, aged
about so. The deceased was "A native OF SCOT
land, but has been q resident OF Virginia for
about nity years. He was one Of two brothers,
both millionaireE -
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Keefe agt. Bramhall; argued and
submitted.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Haoner.
Yesterday, Sharon agt. Tucker; pro confesso.
Fisher agt. Tucker; pro confesso. Peugh agt.
Kennedy; administrative admitted as party
complainant
Today, Stoddard agt. Booth; sale finally rati-
fed. Sweeny agt. Sweeny; bill dismiSsed-ap-
peal.
Yesterday, VIM. ThomI son and Wu S. Hunt
ing, HOUSEKEEPING In night; guilty; each three
years In the Albany penitenttary. Peter
Thompson; guilty; two years In the peniten-
tiary: Frank Barker, assault; recognizance for
feited: not guilty.
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Paddy Ryan has agreed 70 meet John L. Sui.
Ivan within 100 miles Of New Orleans in Nav.
The night will be under London ruloe. Vifh
ANAL gloves, tue $4,000.
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OFFICE OF W. w. LAMB Md,
~ 1910 HANOVER ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER g. 1854
MESSRS. EISNER d HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFsS
MALT EXTRACT, U. 8. OF A.,
800 RACE ST. PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR SIRSs-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFFS
MALT EXTRACT FQR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN NY PRIVATE PRACTICE AND HAVE
E3TNp IT T2 BE The En- R Fest,
KNOWN. I HAVE FOUND TT ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS CONV.ALEsCfNd FROM
FEVER, IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MOTHERS MThsING, AMP II CASES of
,MEAAlKLYs CHal1LDR PREM, APP ALSO IN LYING
THE IMMENsE IMPonTATIoN sEMu.MQNTH-
LY, AND ABOUT MILLION OF BOTTLES M
PORTED BY Yog ,l HAVE PASSED NIX INspEC
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
CHIEF DRUG INsPEUtoR q. 81,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION; NONE gKNVINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF .IQHANN
HOFF" AND "MORrTZ EISNEl1" on THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE fs20,sh,sm
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tle Star.

new 1Ork'S Memorial Block for the
washington Monument.
special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, N. Y. March l2.-The legislature
to-day voted IS, 500 for the purchase of stone
nlock, craven with the state coat-of-arms for
tne washington monument, and for the return
10 the state capital of the stone given by the
state thtrty.6ve wears ago
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first meeting Of the American congress Of
churches viii be held in Hartford, Conn, early
In May. The congress Ia intended to embrace
cipated In by representative divines and lay
men. The object OF this gathering is to promote
Christianity by free discussions OF the great re-
including those ON which Christians differ.
Some Of the most prominent caurchmen In the
country viii affand
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THE SHARON DIVORCE PRocEEDrNGs.-1he
plaintiff in the Sharon divorce suit appealed in
san Francisco yesterday from the courts 1udg-
ment allowing the defendant 20 amend his ans
wer after decision in the had been rem
dered. IL Is stated that should higher court
reverse such judgment the plaintiff will obtain
aJudgment for IS 900, 600 which IL Is claimed,
is admitted by the original pleadings to be her
share in the common pIoperty.
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MARRIEH.
nj ED.

LEW1S-TIfOMPSON. ON "Wednesday, March IL,
1885, at the parsonage of ST. Marks church by the
Rev. A. +. Steele, GEO. B. LEWIS 70 FLORENCE
THOMPSON.
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Maryland Items.

Mr.. James T. Earle was killed and Mr.. Tnoa
II. Trippe very seriously injured by train rum
ming over them while driving over = railroad
crossing in Easton.
Numbers of Bohemian laeorers are finding
employment IN Dorchester county.
Six men have been arrested on the change OF
belonging TO organized gang Of Thieves In
WaahiugtOn
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Latest Foreign News.

YIN. GOKD0NS DIARY.
LONDON. March 12.-Gen. Gordon's diary is
w!.taen on Egyptian telegraph. blanks The
pages are sewed together with Irvine, aud every
page is illuminated with pictures, fantastic and
serious; Gordon's letters indicate that his diary
is desired that the government should edit
THIS diary and.pnblish fac simiies OF it as soon
as an OF II has reached London. The diary as
left by Gordon is In six volumes
PREDICTING COOL TIME FOR THE PRINCE.
UHHLiN, March 12.-United ireland, Mr.. Par
neii 1risn organ, says that if the leaders per-
sist IN forcing the Prince of Wales to go where
ne Is not wanted His royal highness will have
and just a. freezing,