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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TKUsTEES SALE OF A LOT. IMPROVED BIZ FOUR
TWOLSTORY FRAME DWELLING6, IN GOOD
CONDITION. SITUATED on VEST SIDE OF
BOUNDARY STREET AND GRANT AVENUE,
BEING BEING KNOWN, Az, PREMISES No. 2144
By virtue of deed of trust. dated November IT, -
1882, and recorded in Liber No. 1922 folio 323 al
ldmba At the Request Of the secured thereby we
OF DECEMBER 1885 AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front Of the sell all that certain lot and prem
Columbia. known a. aud being lot forty-one Gil Of
Wright apd Co.'s subdivision of part Of Pleasant
dwellings.
Terms Of sale:i Oue-half Of the purchase money In
cash. the balance in one and two yesrs, secured By
sold or all cash ut purchasers opti0n deposit 81
800 required on the day Of sale. All conveyync1ng at
within tsP days nom day q sale ctherwiSe trustees
a,xo... s sSES "a Z LEIGHTON. Trust...
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TELEGRAMS TO YHE STAR.
rHx cowARpLY MANNER IN WHICH A MEXICAN
DIT WAS KILLED

DIT WAS KILLED
BROWNSVILLE. TEX, Dec 23.-Fur particulars OF
the killing OF the bandit and revolutionary chief
Manrico Cruz, have been received He was at
tackled at the EscobarZ ranch, three miles this
OF Marin, Nuevo leon, and two others. former
members OF his band. The Martinez brothers have
been looking for him along among the river
ranches and found him after dark. Cruz invited
them 10 hitch their horses and go into the house
where he was stopping. As he turned 10 lead the
way they opened IRE upon him. The first two
shots pierced his back, when he fell Then a
dozen more shots were fired at him, infiicting
three other wounds. He lived two hours and gave
TO Mier, Mexico. III MUndo, the opposition paper
puonshed In this city, says that Gen Reyes OF
Nuevo Leon, hired the Martinez brothers 10 CON-
nit the attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-23

HE national LIFE AND MAruR,1y
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON d. C.
l2l5 Street Northwest,
Issues MATURITY POLICIES, payable in Cash at
the Expiration of Five and Ten Years and
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES,
Guaranteed in Amount and with absolute Limit of Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance invited Il,
Examine the plan Those III searvh of intor1 tiou can
Always obtain II at the Office of the Association.
OFFICERS:
Horafio Browning. president;
William L Clark, vice. president;
Samuel Norment, treasurer;
Geo II. EldriiHe. secretary and gent manager:
John b. L2rner counsel;
=. :. klddelle u. ID. medical director:
John H Heizer. general agent:
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier;
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning, seymour W. Tullock,
Samuel Norrlent R. o. HOFFMAN
William T.. Clark. X f. Baker,
James L. Barbour. James l.. Norris.
Robert Boyd. John b. Larner
Frank Hume. r. 3. Riddelle,
Lew Woodbury.. n23-3m
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Charged with LOafing.

THIRTEEN COLORED MEN GATHERED IN FROM THE
. DIVISION BY THE POLICE.
Tuesday night the officers Of the first precinct
made a raid on that portion OF the "Divislon" In
habited chiefly by colored persons and arrested ID
colored men as follows: Watson Green, Richard
Butler, Preston BROOKS, William Wallace, Alfred
Llewellen Stewart, william Queenan, julius
Sumby, Meredith Shanklin, Henry Reed and Gray
son Alexander. Yesterday in the Police Court
the officers testified that the defendants were I'm
the habit OF loafing in the "Division," hanging
about the lowest saloons and aSSOciating with
thieves, drunkards and prostitutes. Watson
Green and Washington Stewart were released on
their personal bonds, and the others were required
to give bonds in the sum OF $40 or stand committed
three months. Butler, Shanklin, Reed and Brooks
gave bonds and were released.
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THE FEAST OF THE LIGHTs.-Hannakah, or the
Feast OF Lights, celebrated in commemcration OF
the publication OF the temple OF Jerusalem, began
ton is the burning Of wax tapers on each night
OF the festival, beginning with one on the first
night, and increasing the number by one on each
night until the last, or eighth night, when eight
tapers are lighted. During the burning of The
tapers short prayers, reviewing the historical
features Of the celebration cited The festival
generally comes within few days OF Christmas
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IINHOS- j. FISHER CO., Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
CONNECTICUT AVENUE, BETWEEN L AND
NJ STREETS, KNOWN AS NO l1o6
EOLEX, Auctioneer.

will sell at public auction the entire stock of dry
goods contalned in store Ne 73G 9TH q; NV, com
IlenclnE MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-SENENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, and at SEVEN
IN Tor the accommodation of persons in Office who
cannot attend the morning sale, and will continue
morning and evening until all the goods disposed
Of This stock is large, buyers find every article
usually to be found any class dry goods store
this side of New York The reason Mr. Young selling
out Is the building he occupies will be down
to be rebuilt this spring Persons in of rstclass
dry goods will do well by attending this sale. have
orders to close out tine entire stock without reserve
d23-6t FOLEY Auc.ioneer
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TIE COLUMBIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The Columbia
Democratic club last night elected MIR. L. Gard
ner, president, and DR.. Howard H. Barker, Secre-
quet committee, reported that January 10, 1887
had been set for the first banquet OF the club. OF
the membership ffty-fOur had accepted Invitations
and thirty guests had been invited. The question
OF appointing non-residents to Office in the Dis
trict was referred to the executive committee who
were instructed to draft resolutions and prepare
plan for execution, calling on the territories to
work in the matter.
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Very Proud OF His Coffin.
AN OLD GERMAN Resident OF MISSOURI mas HIS Last
RESTING PLACE ALL PREPARED.

RESTING PLACE ALL PREPARED.
JACKSON, Mo-. Dec. PA remarkable case &C
preparation for the departure from this world II
that OF John Pencil. an old citizen OF this place
but native OF Germany and master OF the Ger.
man language only. Ten years ago the old man
commenced the construction OF two collins for the
special beneflt OF his wife and self when the time
comes for them 20 ''shuflie OF this morta coil"
In making the lid OF his CONN the old GENTLE
man, not being so familiar with his trade (carpen.
tersl as In his younger days. forgot 10 make a
place Tor his LETT knee which, being broken, stands
much higher than the right; consequently, an
other cover, with more accurate dimensions. WAS
constructed, and extra room allowed for the
broken knee. The cover is fastened on with
hinges and opens like door, Mr. Pencils wife
has superstitious feeling, which prevents her
from entering the half-stoTy OF their frame resi-
dence I'm which the wooden robes of herself and
husband are the only furniture, but the old man
has ut more than one time placed himself In his
future apartment, and has as many times remarked
that the NJ was good, and that hts workmanship
at such an old age deserved praise.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Il. Barnes to J. X. Kelly, lots and 8, SO. 554;
So $50: +. Dart to Matilda NJ. Elliott, sub. 149,
SO. 206; 81 $50. NJ. Mitchell to G. w. Ray, part
Moore to Earl English, sub. 49, SO. 27y; $1,000.
a. g; Clark 70 Joseph Forrest, ". y IS block 3, r
Ha Bs sab p NJ Pleasant &C. so6 Mary E
a, SO. SO, West Washington; 81 j. C. Heald ct
al to K Windsor pts % and 81, 50: 23s; 81, 500
&, $50. Annie NJ. Norman to j. II. Kendrick
part subs II and IL, SO. 52S; $500. T. F. Mills
to Cornelia b: Austin, e-f0urth interest Meadow
win ct al lot u, and part 10, So 7o5; So 800. A.
Richards 70 II. 3, Pellew, SUBJ lot 81, So 239;
5000. Eleanor N. Thackara to George w. King,
addition to West Washington: 1920 Ellen c.
McLain to 4. Day, lot 2, block 81. Columbian
heights; 81 PIG.
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r. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE-CLAssIC SHORE FARM.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of -
Westinoreland county. Virginia. passed the 9th T
day of October 1885, in the equity cause entitled i
James Albert Clarke and Adelaide his wife, against
Thomas Brady and others, tine undersigned therein
appointed special commissioners for the purpose will
sell at public auction, the premises to the highest
OF JAANGAR1 1881 the land in the Proceedings
dred and sixtyfour 464 acres more or less The said
land is valuable improved farm lying in the county Of
Mestmoreiand state Of Virginia, adjoining Colonial
Beach, immediately on the Potomac river and has ON
1t new barn. dwelling and out buildings and wharf
Terms: Cash enough to the costs of suit and en-.
penses q ao sale and the following Of
Per cent per annum s $40, part thereof from the
18th day Of October, 1886 till paid: and the sum of
uary 1885, at the rate of ) six per cent per annun
till paid and the deferred payments to be follows
to wit: 30 on the 9th day Of April 1887 the
residue Of the purchase money six months from the
day of sale notes for the deferred payments
by deed of trust the premises be given by the
purchaser
r. BYRD LEWIS.
4l0 9TH st. NV
Washington, d. c.
r. j. NASHINGTON Z COnm II.
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Tny EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers I'm the
cff nv carriers their account 10 cents ner
week or 44c. per month Copies at the counter 2
csn+s each BY n1ail-postaRe prsra1d-5O cents a
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Entered at the Post Office at Washington D. c. ss
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TIE WEEKLY SrAR-published On FriaavsI
year postage prepaid Six months, 30 cents
tY-An mail subscriptions must be paid in advance
no paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known on appI;cs.iop
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Too MUCH QUAIL ON ToAsT.-Ten days before
Mann, the Minneapolis quail eater, started ia on
his task, Charles Miller commenced the same busl-
ness. On Monday Miller attacked his twenty
eighth bird. He had been complaining for the
past five days that he could not sleep at night,
and that he seemed TO have load OF stones on his
TO his quail, but after two bites, he was taken
violently Ill vomiting and being utterly unable TO
go on with the task. Mann ate his twentieth
quail last night, and is well.
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TOMORROW.

9 BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
Saturday being Xmas the regular Saturdays sale of
Horses and Carriages will take place at the Bazaar No.
$40 louisiana avenue, on FRIDAY. the TWENTY
FOURTH INSTANT, at len O'CLOCK
de22-2t s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
9 BENSINGER. Auctioneer,
Ne will sell at 1907 9TH ST., on FRIDAY, DECEMBER
IwENTI-FOURTH,1 1886, at HALF-PAST SEVEN p.
NJ large assortment of Unreteemed Pledges consist
ing OF Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver Watches open
and hunting cases: Gold Chains and Necklaces, Gold
Earrings Pins Bracelets Crosses. Plain and Rings
Lockets Buttons Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Micro
scopes Blankets Cutlery, Valises. Books Electric
terry Cloth and silk Patterns Ladies' Coats Circulars
and Dolmans Gents Coats, Pants and Vests. Dresses,
Oyercoats, listers Guns. Revolvers, Clocks, Bibles
Shaws Opera Glasses. Parties holding tickets please
take notice. H. COHEN,
d:22-3t1 1907 9TH st. NV.
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A Pugilistic Mayor Fined.
HAD TO PAY $50 FOR AssAULTISG A TEMPERANCE


GREENvILE, ALA, Dec. 23-J. T. Perry mayor
OF Greenville, who assaulted Col. r. :, Cheves,
temperance lecturer, on Tuesday OF last week.
was tried In the police court on a charge OF dis
orderly conduct. Alderman Manning Steiner
acting mayor, presided, aud a long list OF wit
nesses was examined. The case was ably argued
10y counsel on both sides. The court found de-
PENDANT guilty and fined him $50 and costs. Two
cases against Mayor Perry In the county court,
growing out OF his assault upon COL Cheyes were
appealed. The wild excitement growing out of
the Perry -Cheves affair has about blown over
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GEN. NBGIxYs AIrACmKn.-0en. James s.
Negley, claiming that he was promised $4,000 for
settling certain disputes between the St Louis,
Kansas City and colorado railroad company and
the American Finance company, and also Tor sell
and landA which he effected yesterday, procured
from Judge Ingraham, In superior court chamoerA
an aftachment agains! the property o. the ranroaQ
company In New YORK. HIS suit Wa 70 recover
the amount alleged to have been due.
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A Fight with a burglar.

HIS DESPERATE STRUGGLE AND NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH-A BRAVE WOMAN AND PEDDIERs
TIMELY ARRIVAL.
special from Easton, Pa, December 21st, says:
A desperate hand-to-hand fight with a burglar
took place flast night at the residence OF Thomas
c. Seyfr1ed, in Upper Nazareth, Northampton
county. Three burglars came there and placed a
ladder at the second-story window. One OF them
assembled and showed In the lower sash Seyflfed
was awakened by the noise, and just as the bur-
glar WAS about 10 enter drew his revolver and
pulled the trigger. The cap snapped and he
pulled again without effect. the burglar
then said, 'Ill come in and fix you," and
sprang into the room. He then grabbed
Seyfred, and a desperate struggle took place.
just as the burgler was about getting the best of
the fight Seyfreids sister came with an axe raised
The weapon ana aimed Tor The burglars mead. The
axe struck the burglars hat and knocked IL on
the floor. peddler, who was lodging at the house
over night, came upon the scene, and with Sey-
fried grabbed the burglar TO throw him out OF the
window. Just then one OF The burglars who stood
guard outside assembled the ladder and grabbed
his companion the latter was being fired out.
The burglars then fed, and have not yet been cap
tured. Three weeks ago SeyfTfeds house was en-
tered and robbed CT hog that had Just been cut
up and ali other edibies in the cellar. Seyfrled
and his sister are the only regular occupants OF
the house. and are supposed TO have money In
their possession. The timely arrival OF the ped
der last night, he says, saved their lives
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Soldiers at the Poll. I'm Mexico.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, Dec. 23.-Reliable authority
reports that the state legislature, now In session
at Victoria, has formally protested against the dis
play OF federal force at the polls on the election
here on the 12th and have lodged a formal com.
plant with the federal authorities against Gen.
Nela, commanding here. for these acts and the
wholesale arrest OF prominent members OF the
state party the day before election. IL is also
reported that they have declared anew the state
OF Tamaulipas 10 be sovereign and free and pro-
test against any display OF federal force within
her borders or with federal interference In her In.
te-nal affairs
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TAINTED AT THE SIGHT OF HER CHILD BURNING
little daughter OF Albert Hulce, while playing
about an open stove In Mllersburg, o., last sun
day, had her clothes take fre. The mother was
present but tainted at the sight OF her child being
burned and before her father could reach her she
was horribly burned about the legs and body. Her
recovery Is doubtful.
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RRE GGG Zoe ROYAL GLUE- MENDs
Err everything solid Rock! Hard
8 r Z cG &C bsoken Glass. China. Furniture.
Srac E;1ols Sss,S.x Tips. Toys, Ornaments, Brica
Iioni; ..fR. XIV 'ssnae,ty Always Ready. Always
sers- ~ druggists anu Sfo-
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SHOPLIFTERs SRNTENCED.-Tuesday night two
went into Abraham upman's store, on AZ street
southwest, and asked TO be shown some clothing.
and pair OF shoes, and ran on with them they
were caught by Onicers Lewis and Howell and yes
terday in the Police Court they were given six
months each.
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BROS. Auctloneers.

hUNCANSON BROS. AuctlOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
BAKERY, No. Az NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in -
Liber No. loss, folio 2oS, ct seq. of the Land
Records of Washington County, in the District of Iii
Columbia and by request of the party secured will
sell ON THURSDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
DECEMBER, A D.. 1856, at HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front of the premises all that piece
In the District of Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat or plan OF said city and being part Of
lot twelve 90, in square nine hundred and twenty
five (92ol, described follows: Beginning for the
same at the southeast corner of said lot twelve 12),
and running thence west seventy feet, thence
north twenty feet thence west twenty feet thence
north feet thence east -four feet and thence
south thirty feet to the begnnin together with all
singular the appurenances, rights, privileges,
Provements and other heredtaments to the same be-
longing or in anywse appertaining.
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance in equal install
ments at one and two notes to be given bearing
Six per cent per annrm interest, payable semi IAN
nually and TO be secured by deed of trust the prop
ery sold, all cash, at option of purchaser de-
posi OF 800 required time of sale Conveyancny
&c, al purchasers Ii terms of sale not
piled with in days from day of sale the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defautng purchaser after five days public
notice of such resale newspaper published in
Washington, ID. c.
CHRISTIAN G LEDERER,l u,.a.
d9-d&ds HENRY II. BERGNANN, J A'
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In FAVOR OF AMERICANS BUILDING THE CRUIsERa
The Boilermakers' International union adjourned
at Reading Pa, last evening, after appointing yno.
nelly of Hamilton, Ont, as organizers 20 the terri
tory west OF Pittsburg and north OF the Ohio river
Thos. j. Curran OF New York, and q member q
the Reading branch, are to organize In the SOUTH
ern middle and Atlantic states. IL was stated
cruisers for the government has taken steps TO
import labor from Europe. petition win be sent
TO the secretary OF the Navy protesting against
this action, and all congressman viii be petftfoned
to pass a law requiring that the cruisers be built
IN American latlOr.
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COMBINATIONS By BISHOP PARHT.-Last evening
sons In st. Mary's chapel, on ESD street. between
and II, which Is one Of the mission chApels OF
st. Johns parish. The bishop was assisted In the
service Of evening prayer by the Rev. DR.. Leonard
rector Of st. Johns; by the Rev. Mr.. McKee, and
the Rev. Mr.. Holden, the minister In charge Of the
chapel
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AUCTION SALES.
o. ROBEY, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
vAIuARIF REAL EST .TTE TN Dp,~cr oropcr,c

PUBLIC SALE
hn4 E AHE 81 RfHSGH LEE
- By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the premises. on EsDAY the TWENTY EIdHTH
O'CLOCK NJ that valuable real estate formerly owned
calten and known as Elizabeth and Thomas and
trict Prince Georres county, Maryland adjoining the
lands of George Netzey Robert Brown. George Goody
from the city Washington to Riess' mill about Que
it ron tne District line and four miles from the
less '-' "ss'es''e % "''e'' '-''' u
rhese Urehard
the Rd Ton he T an E sS az
cultivation and is we'll adapted to the growth of
tables Benjamin Wheeler, esq.,, resides upon the
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money to
t e IN cash on the day OF sale or upon the ratca
tb at one and two years from the day Of sale
sale and the payment thereof to be secured by the
pods OF the purchaser with security to be approved
Of b Of At the
Oh sale. Upon payment of the Whole purchase money
DC 1!s tx. Ro 5bf Tfnstee
nobEhIS STANLEY, Solicitors. d23 st
TTHos. j. FISHER CO., Real Estate Brokers'
STaET ES5xS e nj iEyS AND s
pO On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY
FOURTH, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of fTE.r
the premises by virtue of deed of trust dated .i;
May 3ist, 1884, and duly recorded in Liber 1855,
folio 19S, ct of the land records of tho Dis
trlet OF Columbia, shall SELL by direction of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, los etered W''
ana the north l34 inches front by depth of lot let
tered "I,' in A. r. Shepherds subdivision of part of
square No 161 recorded in lber r. L. H., folio 81,
OF the records of the Surveyors Office of the District OF
Columbia, together with the improvements consisting
No. Il26 Connecticut avenue.
Terms of sale: One third in cash, and the remainder
IN one and two years. and secured by deed Of trust
the premises. bearing interest interest to be paid
selil-annually deposit of 5000 will be required
the time of sale. 1t terms of sale complied
with within ten days the trustees the right
resell at the risk aud cost of the defaulng purchaser
COnveyancing at purchasers cost
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN,l rr,,s+a.s
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, ] lrus'ees'
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer. d23-dSds
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LaskErs Loan Orr1cr

NO "oi renhssivanis avenue northwest
Money Loaned On Gold and Silver Watches. Dia-
Iaiies and Sentemen:s WINS 1ns, Mechanical Tools,
and Silver Bought 0a- oao 0oio
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNES AND OLD WEIGH
MADEIRA WINE AT AUCTION

On MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH, 1886 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my atc-
ton rooms shall sell the following frst-class goods
Gases PEkRINET AND Fills pnts
10 Cases MARION AND Fills, quarts
Cases DE ST. MARCEAUX. quarts.
Case CONSOLATION. quarts.
Case BALLINGER, quarts
Cases AYALA, quarts.
10 Cases Fine Old WEIGH MADEIRA direct i'm
portatlon vintage of 1925 and 1885 d2.I.4t
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CHOLERA STILL RAGING IN ARGEH1TNK.-Telo.
grams from Cordova announce % cases OF cholera
Tuesday and 10 deaths. In Mendoza there are 10
eases daily, and the number OF deaths Is increas-
ing. In Buenos AyreS during eight h0urs. there
We're 81 cases and D deaths.
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AN OHIO MURDERER LyNCHED-Wm. Mussell the
murderer OF Daniel Chf1stman at Eaton, Ohfc on
the sUh instant, was arrested In Indiana and adj
miGled his identity and that he had worked for
ChriStman, but denied the crime. A specfa1 from
Eaton, Ohio Tuesday night says: Citizens gathered
In body about the court house tonight and
Saulting the jail took out VIM. Mussel and at Sis
had his dead body dangling from an electric light
pole In front OF the court house.
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JoA h. Duesing was sentenced at westmin-
taxy foe h1gamy.