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Particulars Of the Capture of the Mon.
tague Jail FugitiYes.
A TEXAN MURDERED IN MEXICO
IOWA Elopers Captured In Tennessee
Conductor Frazier Dies-His Muir
derers stlll Mt Large-Notes
from Gregg County
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD
In Danger OF Death.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 20.-A. M. Hammer
aged % years, keeping a small grocery
store four ailes north of Collier, lille.
Tennessee, was shot and killed last
Friday. morning by unknown parties,
Suspicion pointed to two negroes
named Jessie Jones, alias Jessie James,
alias Jessie Dupuy, and Ben Drum
They were arrested and logged i'm
Hammers store for safe keeping. Yes.
terday morning at 3 o'clock some per.
sons broke open the store door and fired
at the prisoners. Drum was struck by
three buck-snot and Jones by one, and
both seriously hurt. They were after.
wards Ia ken to Collierville, lodged in
jan ana given medical attention.. The
excitement runs high In ColliervilIe
and the probabilities are that they will
be lynched. 1t has been proven thai
Ben Drum did the killing,
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MARSHALL, Jan. 29.-[Special. Bill
Williams, the negro who was shot last
night by Bill Jackson, is cold corpse
this morning. jackson was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
1t commenced showing last night, and
now all nature is clothed with a mantle
OF snow, The heads of the cedars are
devotions.
Mayor Pitts has issued an order for
the arrest OF the owners and keenera NJ
the negro bagnio, where the killing was
done Yesterday, and will exert his ON
c,sl authority to suppress it altogether.
the city. "
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POLITICAL PERSIMM0NS.
Mr.. Eyarts Held the Longest Pold In
New York,
VOORHEES, DITTO IN INDIANA,
And Old Missouri VIII Not Pull Down
Her Vest.
Mr.. HAlNES CALLS THE POLICE.
Platt to Represent Connecticut Once
More Rhode Island Chooses Chase
Teller Captures Colorado
A Picnic in Arkansas.
Mr.. HAlNEs CALLS THE POLICE.
POINTS PICKED UP ELSEWHERE.
The Cameron Clan Victorious.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 20.--At the at
ternoon session of the senate Mr.. Came
ron received majority of all the votes
United States senator, giving him 2S
votes. The Democrats voted for Will
liam A. Wallace and he received total
of Is votes. President Mylin declared
that Mr.. Cameron had been named ior
United States senator for the next six
years.
In the house, the vote for senator
was as follows: j. d. Cameron,
1856; W. A. Wallace, 30; George ShIras,
/; w. d. Kelly, /; q. N. Brumm, l.
The combined vote OF the two houses
gave Cameron majority of 80 over all
opposition.
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GAINESVILLE, Jan. 2O.-[Special. +
Red river is impossible, caused by
floating ice. For several days past
many teams bound for this city have
been compelled to wait on the river
banks, as an attempt at crossing would
be extremely hazardous.
BELToN BURIED.
BELroN, Jan. D.-lSpecial. To-day
has been the coolest OF the year. All
nature is clothed IN one solid sheet of
ice. Pedestrians have found 1t very
weary under foot. One young man has
been going the rounds on skates. Tele-
phone connection is cut of in all direc-
tions.
SNOW IN EAST TEXAS.
LoNdviEw, Jan. 2o.-lSpecial.] Three
inches of snow this morning. Snow
balling was INDUCED in 10y many of the
citizens, good naturedly, and all seemed
TO enjoy 1t
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serest In the grocery business of Raw 4
Smitn. The new firm win be Jenk ms
Mr., Wit Mullins has sold his farm 10
mr, .. a. Slake; consideration, $1,000.
hev. Is G. Pearson, the boy preacher.
WI Wiii CON mmence a protrscted meeting at
uny ,mo SSun9erlann Sun9nn Prespyterian church,
extends cordial invitation To the
public. 'no
The grocery stocks of L. H. McDnffie
q Co., and j. II. Edmondson, who were
closed by attachm snts, will be sold on
the 3oth instant to the highest bidder by
tne sheriff. The former stock inyoiced
so,uH 3s, the latter $92S.59.
Ihree incnes of snow fell last nipht.
fering. '''o "io sur
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LONDON, Jan. 2O.-The st. James Ga
zotte hears that England will solve the
Egyptian trouble by assuming for GER
tain period the entire administration of
Lower aud Middle Egypt, to yethor with
all financial responsibility, giving to
the sultan Upper and Equatorial Egypt,
with any port or ports on the Red sea.
The mission of Hassan Fehmi Pasha,
the Turkish ministerof justice, It is be.
lieved viii be connected with the
scheme for the partition Of Egypt.
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Mr.. ualnes esi,Afra,d.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20. 49, The Journals
Springfield special saws: Temporary
Speaker Haincs applied to Mayor Nc
Creery this morning for police to pro-
tect him. lie said he understood he
was in danger Of persona violence. The
mayor informed him that he had no ju-
risdiction over the state house or Tho
legislature; that tho legislature ap-
pointed It's own policemen and he
(lainee) had power t3gtpp3'nt AZ many
as he deemed necessary. IL any thing
disturbed the peace on ,lde of the state.
house the mayor would Interfere.
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A Lard Tank Harrar

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-The Daily News
Sioux City, Iowa, special says: A lard
rendering tank in the pork packing
house of j. Il. Boage Il Co., exploded
this morning, tearing down that portion
of the building. Very few men were
about the tank at tho time, hut OF
these,
John o'warrall,
Joseph French,
John Keelers,
were instantly killed.
Another man, named Joseph Bower,
will probably die.
The factory employs go men, and had
the accident occurred few minutes
later the loss of lifo would have been
terrible; ri The damage to the building
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Here's a .DoubIe-uead,,. r,,,

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-Two heavy freight
trains on the Nickle Plate road, each
drawn by two engines, collided near
Grand Crossing this morning, badly
wrecking the four engines and killing
an engineer named Charles Ellis. The
other men escaped injury. Less t20O00
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Capture Of Esoap.d pr,soror.

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 2O.-[Speclal. i
News has been received of the capture
of the prisoners who were released from
the Montague Jail, several weeks ago.
Ihey were arrested by Serge ant James
IL. guy, OF tho United States Indian
police, at Tishomingo, Indian Territory,
John Haslins was killed while resist
ing arrest. There were five in all, in-
Guiding the notorious Clark brothers,
wanted for burning the Montague court
house,
the three negroes, charged with as
saulting aud robbing the German, Port
man, have been held to await the action
OF the grand jury.
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SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2o,-[Special. +
Private kilograms received here to-day
from Capt. VIM. Davis, uperintendent
of the Mexican Central railroad, convey
the Information that William Berry, his
brother-in.law, was foully murdered by
Mexican bandits, twelve miles from
Jimulco, Mexico, on Monday. The
body Is to be shipped here for burial.
Capt. Davis and posse have gone in
pursuit of the murderers. 1t is not
stated now many,or whether the murder
was committed Tor robbery or not. The
wife OF the deceased is now here, aud ia
almost crazed with grief.
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CHASTITY Report.

PITTsBuRe, Jan. 20.-A report was re-
seived here at late hour tonight that
horrible tragedy had been committed
near Rochester, Pennsylvania. The re-
port was 10 the effect that a German had
killed n young man and his sister, and
then cut them up In small pieces. No
names are given. Strenuous efforts are
being made to get particulars.
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Capital Cases In Grogr Cour,v.

LoNovIEw, Jan. 2O.-[Special. Ed
Bean, who was convicted of the murder
of Charles Stevens, at the last term of
the district court, and whose case was
reversed on appeal because he was an
aocomplice, while he was convicted as a
principal, had his case changed TO Har-
rison county to-day. Anon Stevens,
the principal In the same murder, will
be tried on the 18th.
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Polygamr Prosccntinns.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 2O.-The Rudger-
olawson polygamy case was argued in
the territorial supreme court to-day and
taken nnderadvisoment An open veniro
ana The exclusion of Mormons from
lhe Jury were the points of issue. G..
W. Penrose, editor of the Deseret News,
lchnrch organl, was sought by officer !
to.uay on warrant forpolygamv. They
not be found. Angus NJ. Cannon was
arrested to-day for polygamy and held
in 1880 bail for examination to.mor-
row. He Is a brother of George O.
Cannon, the territorial delegate and
pOlitician
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Elopsrs CAPTURED,

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 2o.-Dr. Marken
of Adams county, Iowa, and Mrs. Eliza
Park, who eloped together, deserting
their lawful partners, three months ago
were arrested At Jackson, Tennessee,
yesterday and brought here. Markin il
believed TO be implicated In the bank
robbery, aud that &. 500 Is offered for his
arrest. They are TO bo sent back "
Iowa o.dav
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The New York senatorship.

ALBANY, Jan. 2O.-The Democratic
senatorial caucus was held this morn
ing. Edward Cooper, OF New York city.
received % votes, Joseph Pulitzer ii,
and William E. Smith .. Cooper's nom
ination was made unanimous.
HORSE ON COOPER.
The senate formally nominated Will
liam NJ. Evarts for senator to-day.
Evarts received 10 and Cooper l3 votes.
ANOTHER HORSE ON COOPER.
At noon the house balioted for United
States senator, with the following re-
suit: William NJ. Eyarts, 70; Edward
Cooper, 81.
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London Wool Sales,

LONDON, Jan. 20.--The first sale of the
new series Of wool sales began to-day.
The total amount to be offered is 90, 400
bales There was full attendance, and
1915 bales of Port Phillip and Sydney
were disposed of. There was fair COM
petition, and prices for better kinds were
well maintained. Poor and faulty sorts,
however, were III lower.
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WiIIHnxn io su.nen,i.

LONDON, Jan. 20.--Notice has been
conspicuously posted in Monmouth
forges and tin plate works to-day, stat
ing that the work will haye
TO be suspended, as the workmen must
accept a reduction OF wages. The res-
son assigned Is the continued depres-
sion In the iron trade.
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A Fur Contract Fails.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 20.-The gov
ernmeut has rejected the draft or the
contract submitted by the ex-governor
of Eastern Siberia, which proposed TO
concedo to an American company a
monopoly for twenty Eve years of the
fur trade and hunting tor fur animals
on the Russian Pacific coast.
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CHICAGO, Jan. william J. Gala
CHER, recently indicted for completely In
the. forging OF election returns i'm the
eighteenth ward, was this evening
placed under bonds by the Federal au-
lh0riiies ON the further charge OF con-
epiracy ia connection with the same
fraud.
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JEFFERSON, Jan. 2O.-[Special. The
heaviest snow storm since 1879. 1t is
about five inches deep and still falling.
This IN the hardest weather on stock for
years. Sleigh riding is all the go; can
hear the bells on every corner.
Mr.. Max MunEoshoimer and Joseph
Marx, of Toxarkana, are In the city on
business IN the district court.
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scatlcralinninA IN Arknnsn.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2O-Each brancf
of the general assembly cast one ballo
to-day for United States senator. Tn,
vote in the senate stood:
Poindexter Dunn, 10; James II. Berry
Q; James X. JoHes, Z; w. w
Manshpld, 2; Ford Hans, colored, |,
). w. Williams, /; NJ. Rose, |.
In the house: Dunn, 81; Jones, oj;
Berry, p; Duval, 3; Hairs, .; Mansfield
2; K. G. Newton, |,
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LoNdvIEw, Jan. 20.-lSpecial.l Con.
ductor Frazier, whowas shot at overton
yesterday, oied on the train en- route to
galveston. Ills wife failed TO reach him
before his death. The murdorers have
not yet been captured.
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over tho Loves.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2o.-Intelllgonce
from Point Pleasant is. that The water
Ia running over the lovee there, aud that
the contractor has abandoned the work
on account OF hieh water.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. - The
chamber of commerce at its an
nual meeting to day, passed a
resolution protesting AGAINST tho CON
tirmation of the Spanish treaty, and
strongly urging the ratification OF that
with Nicaragua,
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HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. 2O.-The sen.
ate, at noon, voted for United States
senator. o. II. Plat (Republical) re.
craft Q.
- In the house the vote was: Platt, l4s;
Barnum, ~.
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PAnis, Jan. 2o.-Advices from Ton
quin report the arrival OF more rein
forcements 10 tho French troops. A
general forward movement OF the in
vading forces Is expected 10 begin by
the end-of the present month.
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Missouri win Not Pull Down u.r v

HI'EoUFI VIII Not Pull DOWN Usr Vest
JEFFERSON CIrY Jan. 2O.-The legis.
lative ballot. this morning, for Inited
States;senatur:
In the senate the vote stood: Vest
(DemocraD, .; Warner tRepubllcan). Z.
In tho house: Vest, "a; Warner, 3S,
Ford, Greenbacker, s. absent 8.
The legis ature meets in Joint session
tomorrow,
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TALLAHAssEE, FLA, Jan. 9.-wilki.
son Call was to-day reelected United
States senator. Tho vote will he on.
cially declared ut the joint session, to-
morrow,
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Stanford snrnrlseaThnm.

SAoRAMENTo, Jan. 20.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Leland Stanford VIVA
nominated for United States
senator bv the joint Republican senato-
rial caucus tonight, receiving forty
seven of tho eighty votes cast on second
ballot.
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senator rhn.e.

PnovrDEsoE, Jan. 20. - Jonathan
Chase was to-day elected unitoa states
senator by the following vote: Chase.
7s; William Sheffield, O.; Isaac BELL, jr.,
Of Newport, %. ~
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Vance Yicinrlnna.

RALHroH, N. c., Jan. 2O-z. b. Vance
was reelected United States senator to.
day, receiving 1913 votes. Tyre, the Re.
publican candidate. received 25 votes.
Reid was elected 10 tho vacancy In the
NTH congressional district without op-
position.
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Yeorhse, ,Rs.rieni.a.

INpIANAroLIs, Jan. 20,--Hon. u. w.
voorhees, was to-day reelected
United States senator, receiving
majority or i5 ont Of 40 votes,
over ex Gov. Porter, nominated by tht
Republicans. ~ -
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Teller win Get There.

DENVER, Jan. 20.-ThA two houses OF
the legislature, in separate sessions.
took the first ballot for ULitod stetes
senator to-day.
Summary of vote: II. w. Teller, 35:
n. p. Hill, IL; Dennis Sullivan, 2; Ii. &.
Tabor, |.
Thirty. eight votes are necessary to
elect. Several Of Senator HIPS votes
are regarded as complimentary. 1t is
generally conceded that Secretary Tel
ler will be elected ou the first joint bal
lot Tomorrow,
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Unconstitutioua,.

Albany, Jan. 1.--The court Of ap-
peals declares tho "tenement house
cigar act" unconstitutional.
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NEAR AINEsvILLE, TEXAS.

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 20 special -
The residence of Mr.. j. j. Moon, seven
miles from this city, was completely
destroyed by fire Sunday night. IL was
the work of an incendiary, as there had
been no fire in the house for several
days, on account of the absense of the
occupants. The house was insured for
N,OVOi furniture, $3.50; estimated loss,
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PERIL0US PORK PACKING.
A FATAL HOT LARD EXPLOSION.
Causing Number OF Deaths at sioux
City-A "Double-Eeader" Freight
Train Calamity--Des
Fires-other Mishaps.
Fire Record.
AT GREEN BAY, WIS.

GREEN BAY, WIS, Jan. 2o.-The
wholesale and retail dry goods and gro
Gerry store of julie Parmenter and tho
harness shop of l.. Hills were DESTROYED
by fire last night. Loss to Parmenter on
stock, $4,000; Insurance., $1,000: Hillsi
loss on stock, 5000; Insurance.
S,6On. The building was 0 thrse-storv
brick owned by the Northwestern Lila
insurance company. Loss on building.
$4,000; insurance, $4,000 The buildin9
caught IRON an overheatod stove, and
ths severe cold weather prevented tho
successful workingof the fire depart
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AT MILLsAP, TEXAS.

MILLsAP, Jan 2O.-lSpecial. AT lO:5O
last night ilanes were discovered issu-
ing from q building in tho Burnes,
block, north of the depot. Cause, do.
fective stove pipe. The following wero
the sufl'erers: wv
Durrett Bros, loss on stock, 81, 800; In
surance, 500.
s.. X. Peters, section foreman. huild-
ing, S400; fully insured.
John Glaze, building, $500; no insur-
ance.
L. X. Holten, stock, 500; no insur-
ance.
Texas Express company, small lot
of freight.
J. NJ. Armstrong, stock and building.
$1,000; no insurance. ~
Much sympathy Is felt for Mr.. Arm
strong, as he is left without anylhing
and has family to provide for. At the
time of the fire a grand ball was pro-
crossing in the halls OF the Union h1tel.
attended by tho elite of the neiphbor,
hood, and when the cry of fire was
heard, men and women rushed TO the
rescue, and IL is worthy OF note that the
noble ladies had to be eordered from tho
seething building ere they ceased 10
contribute to / c cause of saving tho
burning goods. 1t was almost by siiper-
human efforts that the building ocou-
pied by the Millsap Press was saved.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 20-The OK.
tensive sewing machine cabinet
works of Theodore Kuntz.
at the corner of Sycamore and Elm
streets was destroyed by fire this even.
ing, Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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A coLoRED CHURCH..

BROOKLYN, Jan. a.-The Bridpo
street colored Methodist EpiscopaI
church burned this morning. Loss.
Sl2O00 'si
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GALVESTON, Jan. 2O.-In the state su-
preme court to-day the following cases
We're decided:
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The New Ex,raditlon Treaty.

1t has been n mystery TO us, and no
doubt to many othcra when they stepped
to reflect ior n moment upon the subject,
why two civilized nations, speaking the
same langnage-in measure-shonld
pass along generation after generation
without having a treaty or understanding
with each other through which criminals
OF nll classes could lie arrested and returned
TO the country where the crime was com.
mitted for punishment. Most outrageous
crimes have been committed in the UniteI
States and il the perpelrator could only
get across the lines into the Dominion OF
Canada he could sit on the banks Of the
Detroit river and defy all authority. II
has not been creditable to the statesmen.
ship of Great Britain or the United States
that sucl, state of nff,irs should exist.
Somebody has finally moved in the mat
ter of correcting this evil, and the name OF
the originator should be made public that
he may he decorated with an extra feather
his cap while living, and a monument
erected to perpetun;e his memory after
death. A dispatch from Ottawa, Ontario,
on the 10Th inst, states that a new extradi
tien treaty between Great Britain and the
United States has been submitted to the
Dominion Government for approval, and
In the nam covers such cffenses as are em-
bodied in the existing treaty between Great
Britain and Belgium, except in IA few par
ticnlars the proposed new treaty il some
what more extended than the treaty with
Belgium, the enlargement having been
made to more efiec'ually meet the require,
ments ol exiradition between the United
States and Canada.
The draft Of the treaty submitted to the
Canadian Government ennmerate. the fol
lowing crimes IA eStradit,ble under its
operation: Murder, mansaughter, conn
terfsiling. forgery, embezzlement or lar
ceny, obtaining money on goods under
false preiences, crimes against the bank.
ruptcy law, fraad made criminal by any
law for the time hemg IN force, rape, ab-
duction, childsealing, burglary, arson,
robbery, with violence or intimidation
threnis with intent 10 extort, piracy and
mutiny, or conspiracy to revolt agains,
the master Of amy vessel OH the high seas.
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The Republicans Of the Ohio Legisla.
ture have got onto solid ground on the
whisky question. Al taucus last week
they decided not TO support any liquor
constitutional amendment introduced by
the Democracy, aud the Democrats are
not strong enough TO pass any amendment
without Republican votes.-Linid Gdfette.
"Solid ground" do you call ,hisH Why
Il is nm utter abandonment Of nearly
everything that has given the party success
IN the past. The Republican party can
not afford to be simply negative party
and stand as a clog to the wheels OF pro-
gress. The object and aim in cre"ting
Legislative body is completely set aside by
such action. A party that has accom-.
plished as much as has been accomplished
by the Republican party In the space oi
thirty years, deserves better place of in
terment than the brewery and dlstillerv-
This is all there is of it. The Liquor
League holds the balance OF power and the
chosen representatives OF the Republican
party say, vote for us and We will give
you free whisky by preventing the Demo-
Gratis from passing any measure that will
curtail your liberty. The Republican
party needs better men for leaders il II
| ever expects To get into power again in the
Stste or National Government.
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A religious revival at Hartford City,
Ind, is assuming distracted as well as a
protracled form. Under the influence OF a
female revivalisi. Mrs. Woodworth, con-
verts are thrown into strange frances IN
which they claim the mysteries OF the
world beyond are unfolded 10 them in all
their glories. Persons who attend The
meetings as idle spectators or as scoffers
snccumb TO the influence, and night alter
night rigid forms are carried from the
altar NJ the fantaslioal excitement increas.
es. Meetings last from early In the after
noon until two or three O'Clock In the
merning, during which the Methods,
church, the scene Of the senl stirring pOn
fict, Is transformed into n bowiing bedlam
So far tho caislepiic, or mesmeric mania,
whatever il may be. has been lar more
strongly developed among the illiterais
than among the intelligent and educated
- Er
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Mr.. Editori--I and my neighbors have been
led so many times into buying different thugs
for The liver, kidneys aud blood that have done
MS more harm than good, feel II due your
readers TO advise them when an honest and
good medicine like Dir. Harter's Iron Tonic can
be had, Yours truly, AN Olp SulrcRmER.