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LEXINGTON. KY. Feb. H.-One night last
November band of Regulators dragged John O. Hughes
al old farmer Of Rowan county from his house. tied
and beat him, and then shot him so that he died
They also mnrented his two maiden sisters -Four men
were arrested aud two turned states evidence thereby
cnnvictinR to-day In the Circuit Court at NOorhead
VIM Garner. leader OF the band who was sentenced to
life imprisonment for the murder Some OF his gang
last week arranged rescue. and Judge Cole hearing
Of Y, caused twenty armed men 20 he summoned 10
been promptly punished for contempt, Judge Colo 10
earning tho thanks of the people for opposition to tho
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Four Assembly District. Need Discipline.

At the meeting Of the Irving Hall Executive
COMMITTEES last night 1t was announced that 1856 dele
gates would attend the Inauguration In dark clothes
high hats. gloves and The subcommittee on the
reorganization Of the party consisting of Tim Campbell
R B. Mooney Niehola. Haushton. and ohaa @. Cornell
Fourth. Fifth. Tenth. and Fourteenth districts They
had authorized John A. Doona to reorRanize the Tenth
and Richard Nicholson aud Louis sceup 10 reOrga
TIE fifth A. 70 tn: Fourth and Fourteenth districts
nesday, the Isth for tho prmariea Friday the 2O
for the meeting Of the General Committee for 1885 Tho
report adopted.
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A child was seon at a third history window OF q
burning building In Fifth avenue and Ssvsnte street
Brooklyn at O'Clock yesterday morning All the other
occupants had been rescued with difficulty and 1t
in immediate dtnger Of suiocatlon No nre truck had
arrived with nre ladders.
In this emergency Policemen Baker and Dunno pro-
cured sepln1dsr and climbing up awning drew 1t
after them The ladder being too short to the win
dow Dunno put on his shoulders and brsced himself
against the wall Then Baker climbed mp Dunno and the
ladder and reached the window Taking the child in his
arms, he descended to the awning with it.
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LONDON. Feb. 14.-Thcre is a growing move
ment in the docks OF London and among builders and
other tradnen to dispense with the services Of Irsh
laborers Fifteen hundred Irish workingncn have re-
Gently been surnmnrly dismissed from buildings In
course Of cons,ruction in East London their fellow
workmen OF other than Irish nationality being unwill-
Ing 10 work beside men whom they regard possible
dynAmiters Reports have been received that similar
movement has been started at Manchester Liverpool
and other provincial centreA
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Another Applicant for Pebble Lands.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Mr Blair Of New
Hampshire introduced in the Senate to-day bill pro.
vdins that grant shall be made The Peoples Real
Estate TOntns Of section Of public land for every
500 received BY that company In subscriptions its
tonns year funds The income from tho lands to go
into the funds and the Income from these funds TO
~ astri6nea annually among ne snbscribsre Tile title
men. for savnE to promote thrift and 90 nssst the
Ing In the dangerous and degraded condi
tion Of absolute and direct dependence upon current
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THs Swain Court Martial.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Van WICK
and other witnesses testified to-day to having owned
horses which stabbed at the Stewart Castle stables
during the month In which alleged that Gen sw aim
nniAwfuly drew and disposed Of Government forage.
which delivered for him At those stables
the stable was managed by Mr.. Batemsn Senator Van
Wyck added; want the Court to understvnd that
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A Theatrical, P-c,ee. Announced.

AT the close OF the performance at the Star
Theatre last evening. when Mr. Lawrence Barrett ended
his six weetS engagement he was called upon for =
speech. He made one Of thanks and other pleasantly
usual sentiments but he also said that he had aimed
present the plays Of tho in completely
manner a. possible after the fashion which Mr. Henry
Irving had introduced 50 notably.
shall have this stage for longer term next year"
he added and promise myself to soon no
with In endeavOr to rcalze ambition
parcuiar is understood that NJ Barrett has made
sure Of theatre OF his early the season Of
lNSo-0. 70 be conducted like tho London LYcsum
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A Bni to Prevent tho Diversion OF FreiEht,.
Commissioner Fink has declined to make
permanent the temporary concession made to shippers
OF freight that their freight shall not be diverted with
out their consent from the lines they select Chairman
John Gbb convened the Merchants Committee yester.
day, and y resolved 70 employ simon Sterne draft
bin prohibiting such dyersion OF freghts The bill viii
Of tho Commissioners.
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LONDON REPORTERS OFFENDED.
They OBJECT to Beius shut Oot Of the Isnsr
l.sbhy and CorrIdsrs "r tho House.

They OBJECT to Beius shut Oot Of the Isnsr
Lobby and Corridors "r tho House.
LONDON. Feb. 14.-The new regulations for
the admission OF visitors to the House Of Com
mons are SO stringent as to amount almost TO
prohibition. Tho members Of tho press hold
ing seats In the press gallery are greatly ex-
cited over the Speakers now regulations Abol.
ishnG the rule granting to press representa-
tives admission to the nner lobby OF the House
OF Commons, and forbidding reporters to 90
r w sor M na ~ OK !" HSe @
ports. A population Of journalists has been
appointed To seq tho Speaker with the view OF
inducing J. I'm to rescind the Objectionable regu.
lations. The reporters are urging tho man
ayers OF their papers to suppress reports OF
debates IN the House unless the restrictions
are modified
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Mary Wheeler. q well-dressed middle aged
woman. went to Police Headquarters yesterday, and
told Superintendent Walng that she had wandered
from Winnipeg Manitoba and wanted to return there.
She gave the Superintendent her address, and,
In reply TO the telegram sent TO Winnipeg Mr. Wheeler
passage to Manitoba Mrs. Wheeler spent last night with
NAtfon Webb 49,
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A Woman Fou.a Dead In the Road.

franklin. Mass. Feb. 14.-Mrs. Margaret
Hail. aged 81 found dead near Scott Hti. Billing
ham, Yesterday. She had probably been dead SONS
time. There evidences Of foul play, Mrs Hall kept
house for Oliver H. Hoden.for several years she went
away some months ago. hut recently returned and
claimed that she had hired the house IN which Holden
was living. She had quarrel with Holden, who subsc
quentiy moved 90 house near by. Yesterday Holden
notih-d the authorities that Mrs Hall had found
found the opposite side os tile road from where
body lay and Tier shawl In another spot The cause Of
death has yet been determined.
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Tho Seventh Regiment Cleo Club. recently
organized gave its rs private concert in the aYmory
last evening" Many invited guests present. Chas
H. Hoyt the conductor W. G. Fargo tho pianist and
Thee Babcock Jr. the organst Ths singers in even.
ing dress. sang Marching Homeward," Bal Bn Black
Sheep" Il Think Of Thee" aud The Hunters March"
The concert
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DUBUQUE. Iowa. Feb. IA man found on
the coupling OF train which reached Dubuque Thurs
day night and who said that he had ridden from Mon
na In front Of baggage proves be John Murphy.
whose brother was lynched by vigilantes Helena
Mont last week The mans hands face, and were
50 badly frozen that he cannot recover.
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The deciding game In a football tournament
Of the American Association was played In Newark
terdAy. between The O. NJ Club that city and the
New York Club. The ground was covered with snow.
slarss crowd OF spectators Newark won the prize cup
~ scoring two goals to one for their opponents
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Navigation Oss,ructed by lee.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 14.-Thero have been no
arrivals to-day from Chesapeake Bay. The Bay steam
ers which started down this morning obliged to re-
Of Ice which said to be heavier than
time during the winter. 10th ice boats down
the riyer open track for incoming vessels and
render any assistance nee essary.
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Thump.ns on l.eelaw.x shoaIA

Tho bark Cassandra Adams. from San Fran
cisco, during thick snowstorm Friday went ashore
On Rookayay Shoals Cant Pierce sent The pilot boat
Harrison, No D. for assistance which by nash lights
tracted the tugs b. r. HAvland and Baltic Capt. Gully
OF the Huviland boarded the bark which humping
heAvily and having made fast towed her on At O'Clock
tue next morning. apparently without damage.
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WAsHINoToN. Feb. 14.-Internal Revenue
Commissioner Evans has hecn charged with mnladnin
stration of his oce violation Of the civil service ruies
and transportation of public properly His accuser 10
William Howard Mills Treasury clerk and former
clerk In the Revenue Bureau.
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Mr.. Simeon L. Church Yesterday testified be.
fore the Commissioners who hearing tho upplica
Of the Broadway surface railroad people that tho fran.
chise IL worth upward OF 81 pUUD. instead of $1,000.
O the egtina which advanced BY Mr. Jacob sharp.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Joint Agent Moore OF the
East bound Traic Association furnishes the following
hgures The total shipments ip TONS to through stations
from Chiesgo Tor the week ending Feb = were: Flour
tons or the heavy decrease, nearly one half 10 due
he IN "
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The arrangements for the German Lieder.
krunz bail Tuesday evening next at tho Metropolitan
Opera House. which have been made upon a grand
scale. entirely complete" The sale Of tickets has
been extraordinarily large and all the have been
disposed Of Adolf Bernstein will supply the dancing
music while the promenade music will be furnished By
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Co.cern,.s J.sn Kelly. Health

The BROOKLYN Eagle said edltorially yesterday
that John Keys illness probably mortal and that the
confident Tamsny reports OF his vaescencs are nc
tons which should not deceive body.
Dr. Charles Packard Mr. Kelly ply sclan. said In the
strongest terms last might that these statements were
not true and that Mr., Kelly WAS undoubtedly convaL
eacent.
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MILWAUKEE. Feb 14-Nothing has beel heard
from the missing propeller Michigan. and grave fears
are entertained In regard to her safety Many believe
that she down with all board in tho fearful
OF Monday She left Grand Haven that day search
for the missing propeller Oneida which into port
the day 1t Is possible that the Michigan be
ce hpfn md
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QUEBEC. Fob. 14.-Rumors that dynamiters
are al present In this city are again prevail A
do doubts guard has been pYced around the Provincial
buildings Ut the CITADEL and other public buildings
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BorsE CITY. Idaho. Feb. IA Republican
newspaper office Quilted and sacked last night and
attempt made to IRE Democratic newspaper
Office lhs trouble 10 the result OF bitter politics night
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II. Weather Yesterday.

Indicatedby Hudnuts thermometer; A. NJ.
or NJ ~; or. ". a5o; ~ Mid, $50. Average, a@Te.
Average on Feb. ~ last year, 400.
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Pilot Mo-Isy's Trip TO Europe.

Pilot Thomas Morley who. It will bs rsmem-
bsrsd was carried across In tho steamer werra bsnE
unable In heavy gallo to get to the station boat arrived
yesterday In the STEAMER Ems OF the line He
made the trip TO southampton and back In sixteen days
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Representatlve Rea.
gan Of Tsxss will send to Presidenteect Cleveland to-
morrow petition signed by hundred members Of
the House asking him not 10 commit himself In his In
auEurAl address on the silver question.
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New Base Hall League In the West.
Tho Western Base Ball League was organized
at Indianapolis Friday with these clubs Indanap.
oils and Toledo of last years American Association.
Minnesota ST. Paul. Kansas City Milwaukee, Nashville
and Cleveland The rules of tho American Assoc son
were adopted with some amendments. The foul bound
IL abolished No restriction 10 placed the pitchers
delivery, and six balls will give q batter his base
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Found WIKI His skull Crushed.

ERIE Feb. 14,-This morning the frozen and
near his barn with his skull crushed While CARRYING
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Most Of tho Family Pu. Outdoors.

John Springer. a compositor OF Is City Hall
place, brought his i5.yearobi daughter Ida to Police
headquarters last night and put her in Matron webbs
cnr. for the nght Ada was barelesde aud her long
black hair and thin dress white with snnwhnkeG
lie said his wife had driven them out OF tho house.
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Ge.. Grant secure. Mr.. Vanderbilt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA mortgage was
placed record to-day by which Gen u b. Grant and
wife secure w. H. Vanderbilt In the sum OF 81 50 600
upon the houses l23 street and 500 Vermont ave.
nue. This new record Of similar mortgage plae ID
record some time ago.
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SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb. 14.-Ths Senate and
House met In Joint session OF to-day. Tho roll
called for vote for United States Senator Tile Speaker
voted for Morrison, which the only vote cast
twenty-five Republicans and nins Democrats were
absent,
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THE SITUATION IN EUROPE.
6UE ENGLISH LIBERALS AGAIN All At
SEA OYER GLADSJONE'y POLICY.

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beroics OF high principle, Is now having It's
Innings" Then the article sharply attacks
Chamberlain. who has unaccountably become
It's net aversion; insnuates that the comments
VI 'uo ''o''ue'.' pl'se "le "Aee., SuSso'''nk
prophesies that two other Ministers may follow
him into retirement. and this process 1t de-
scribes In this scathing sentence: THE Minis
try may not improbably peel of its poltroons.'
Thus the Ministers are menacsd by the
most perilous break yet in their own ranks, but
wheths. the Govern mont will 20 out or not is
held to mainly depend on the action OF the Con-
seryatives There are many signs that they
will once moro rehabliitate Gladstone by their
inaptitude and vacillatlon. That Door old
woman, Sir Stafford North cote. IL reported to be
afraid to Jump into breach 90 terrible as that
the blupders Of the Government have made in
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through imprudence or the weakness that even
Randolph politicians are not free from. revealed
Government secret 10 his well-known cl,fre
s'nts. which shs utilized on the Stock Exchange.
The Tories. on their side. have their troubles
with Churchill. whom they have been telegraph
ing for TO India over and over again.
Politics have absorbed all other interests for
the moment. and the social record is xtraor-
dinariy dull. Mrs. Langtry's School for
Scandal performance Is generally noticed IA
vorabiy. but, onriously enough. her dresses are
universally condemned.
Book hunters are looking forward with great
interest to the coming sale OF letters OF Keats
and Charles Lamb. and to some new let
tors from Byron. bis wife. and his sister, Tho
letters of Lady Byron throw considerable light
on the poets matrimonial troubles.
George Eliots biography has already
brought In to the publishers the handsome
sum of $40 900. and Is still going ahead.
Tho eccentric religious people are again
bowling. Baptist congregation in Wales has
discovered that football is snare OF the devil.
and ono Of the congregation has been GEN.
sured for Joining In the game. The Dundee
Presbytery has condemned fancy fairs, and tho
Prssbytery OF Glasgow has denounced the OBJ
ssrvance OF Christmas Day as an historical Hc-
ton and Popish abomination.
Tho recent decision that cremation Is not I'M
lawful has at last brought out cremation
company In full working order. BY payment
Of an annua! subscription OF guinea you can
Do cremated ut an expense OF $50 and be de-
nvered In innocuous ashes TO your relatives.
Tho French scientists have followed tho lead
Of Germany. and have established professor
ship OF microbioogy. Dr. Koch. meantime. 10
daily experimenting In cholora germs. with the
assistance OF four army surgeons and eighty
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The last and best story by the late Bertha H. Clay,
Put Asundsr. or Lady Castlemanss Divorce" out
morrow IN the Ns'o York Weekly Don't fail TO read It,
ADJ.
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Tie ren.,e. Oace d. the Election.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14-Pension Commission
er CLARK told the House COMMITTEES on the Payment Of
Pensions today that while he acting Commissioner
IN October 1884. Special Examiner RAthbone and
Jacobs were absent from their work and in Ohio with
out his knowledge or permission. He added that those
orders, who WAS then In Columbus Ohio
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students. among whom arc some savants Of

high standing.
There are five thousand people in the single
town Of Leicester who are under legal penal
ties for disobeyinR the vaccination law. and
the proprictors Of tho Louvre stores in Psris
calculate that they lose botwecn two and three
thousand france daily by thieves who usually
belong to the Weather classes.
Mrs. Weldon. In one of her trials this week.
astonished tho world by owning without hesi-
tation that she was 40 years OF nge.
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The HAGUE. Feb. 14.-It IL reported that the
Dutch Government il negotiating with the American
State Department for elton of the import duties
United StAtes,
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hero for two days with hut slight tnterinssions IL Is
now falling heavily aud likely be the deepest fall for
many years,
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DUBLIN. Feb. 14.-Peter Kelly. farmer. liv-
ing the town OF Noate in the county Of
found dead his h0usc this morning His skull
was battered In, apparently by repeated blows from
heavy club similar instrument and the ground where
the body found showed signs Of heroe struggle.
The murder IL attributed to agrarian troubles
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Fsn.io.iss Gs.. Ths.as's widow.

WARRINGTON. Fob 1.-THE. House to-day
pAseed ths Senate bin granting pension OF q year
TO the widow OF 0sp ds".ss a. JhomAa
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rsriculsr. ecpcsrnns the UTE identity. and works Of
this fsous authOr gives At length In No 10 ef the
HeW York Wesklv.-A1A
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Lawyer Aaron Kahn said yesterday that all
attempts Of settlement OF the Hoyt viii had fallen
Tussday next. The income OF 100000. he says was
offered to Miss HOyt and she declined to accept II In
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OTTAWA. Feb. 14,-The statement that the Of
fer for service in Egypt Of q Canadian contin-
gent made by Col Williams has been declined
Is incorrect No reply has been received from
The home authorities: and II 10 understood that
offer OF Col. Williams is to supply a battalion
for active service as efficient as the Can adan
service can produce. Differed by graduates OF
By many veterans OF the British army resident
In Canada who have seen service In India and
places In the contingent. On reaching the field
twould be Tor tho Genera! oommanding to say
CoI.LINGwooD, Feb. 14.-The Mayor Of this
town has volunteered to raise q coored rexi-
ment for active service In the Soudan.
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The signal Onice Preaictioa.
I.isht SHOWS. followed by fair and slightly
MArlner weather.
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You can get all the credit you want at Coogau Bros
furniture house, Bowsry and Grand sI-AdS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-10
FEDERAL POINT ITEMS

Ice cream at the doctor S Office Satur-
day night, for the benefit of Mrs. H.
Riley
J. F. Tenny makes flying trip to New
York, starting Sunday, on the City of
Palatka He will be absent about three
weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Evans and son will sail for
New York on the steamer City of Palat-
ka. May 10. Also Miss E. Connell and
two children of E. h. Hart. They go to
spend the summer.
The dry weather continues, and we
hear that some portions of Florida are
suffering from the drouth. This place,
however, has not received any damage
so far. Our soil is well adapted to stand
uninjured the spring drouths that are
not uncommon in this country. The soil
is deep, sandy loan, with a clay sub
soil, not too high. but high "enough to
afford good drainage.
L. II. Hart viii forward to Boston
Sunday 16 boxes oranges, his late variety.
I understand he has ten or twelve more
boxes of the same variety to pick.