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MouNrAIN LAKE pARk.
The ssupSrintsndsnt In TOWn-A PromiIIuI
Outlook for the S0nHOn,

The esnpSFintondsnt In TOWn-A PFomiIIuE
Outlook for the Season.
MIR. ]. NJ. Davis, Of Oakland, Secretary
and Superintendent Of the Mountain Lake
Park Association, was in the city this
week in the interest OF the Association.
While here be called on several citizens
who are contemplating securing residences
for their families at the Park this summer.
Mr.. Davis was on his way back from a
trip through Ohio where he was travelling
in the interest Of the Park. He reports q
growing interest among the people every.
where and is receiving letters OF inquiry
almost daily concerning thisnew and popu-
larsummerresor Helooks forward to this
summer being one Of the most prosper
ous In its short history. Mr.. Davis said
further, that the Park is looking more
beautiful than ever this spring. The
drives are being put In excellent condi.
tion and q commodious livery and board.
iHg stable is being erected for the accom-.
dation OF the public, especially those who
desire 10 take with them their own horsOa
and carriages. Several cottages have
been rented and are now being occupied.
The programme for the season Is a good
one, there being something Of interest
going on from July to the end OF August.
The attractions presented between these
dates are Of no mean order. The second
edition oil the Park Summer book will be
out in few days, and will contain the
full programme for the season. 1t eau he
procured by sending stamp to Mr.. Davis
at Oakland.
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TUE LAST LINK.
The Speech that PArusIi Made at Cincinnati
Ri.NS nh TO Accuse Him.

The Speech that parnSIi Made at Cinoinnati
RiISS MP to Accuse Him.
ClScixSArt, May 28.-1n the English
House Of Commons yesterday Mr.. Trevel
yan quoted an alleged remark Of Mr.. Par
nell, 10 the effect that he would not resl
Until the last link that connected Ireland
with England had been broken. Mr.. Par
nell demanded the date and place Of The
speech, and Mr.. Trevelyan replied, "Cin
Gianati." A reporter to-day looked oyel
The tiles Of the Cincinnati Commercial
Ga,,llt and found that Mr.. Parnell de-
liyered speech In Music Hall, Friday
evening, February 20, 1880. The speect
vas reported by ]. w. Schrage, one Of The
most rapid and accurate stenographers II
the United States.
Til paragraph referred to BY Mr. TIE
yslyan Is in the following words: "Wher
We have undermined English misgovern
ment We have paved the way for 1relanC
10 take her place among the nations OF tht
earth. And let us not forget that that i
ths ultimate goal at which all we Irish
men aim. None Of ID, whether we are IL
America or in Ireland, or Whenever We
may be, will be satisfied until we have
destroyed the last link which keeps Ire
land bound 10 England"
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uhnt ,innnIa Huna. For.

ToRoNro, May 28.-Ths Globe says:
The people Of the United States, we hope,
will not approve Of the seizure Of the
Nova scotian schooner Sisters, made al
Portland, Me-, Monday. The master oi
the Sisters proved by going to the Custom
House 10 make the usual entry that be
had no idea OF acting illegally. When
the fishery clauses Of the Washington
treaty ceased 10 be operative the Canadian
Government didn't drive the United
States fiDhinR vessels out Of its waters al
once or seize those that persisted In taking
Ash. II consented TO an arrangement
which allowed Americans 10 tish from the
fiBt Of July to the close Of the season
without compensation. When at the
opening Of the present season Canada
found II necessary 10 enforce the tenor oi
the treaty Of 1878, ample warning was
given 10 oil concerned. II the United
States Government saw tit by way oi
fepriBalB 10 require Canadian fishing yes.
sells taking their catch Of fresh aSh 10 the
United States ports TO be provided with q
manifest they should have given timely
notlce 10 thopa who must be affected by 4
strict enforcement ol the law In this re.
ahank
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MAxwELL,s CASE.
The Defense Opens : UounSSPS spsSo
Prisoner on the Stand.

FHAonor ON the stAhus
ST.. LOUIS, No., May 26.-Long before
the time for opening the proceedings o.
the Criminal Court arrived this morning
crowds Of men and women, anxious to
hear the opening Of the defense in the
Maxwell case, and the testimony Of the
defendant, had congregated around the
Four Courts,
Immediately after the opening Of the
court, the Judge ordered that all the doom
in the room be closed and locked, and
that no one, not even the officers OF the
court, be allowed to enter or leave the
room.
MI, FountlsrOy opened for the defense,
and said:
"God and the boyish defendant alone
knew how Charles Arthur Preller met his
death. Now, this young man proposes to
disclose TO the Jury all the circumstances
surrounding the death Of Preller, You have
been told how Maxwell and Prellsr be-
came intimate on board ship. We wish to
prove that the defendant said in the pres
ence OF Mr.. Warren that he was lawyer
and had acquired some knowledge OF
medicine. Maxwell was anxious TO pro-
cure some employment, and was anxious
10 20 TO Auckland. At Boston, as an in
experienced youth, he attempted TO praC.
tice medicine. MAxWeltdid not represent
to Preller that he had the necessary
money to 90 to Auckland. Before Preller's
arrival here we find the defendant trying
TO raise money. When Preller came the
friendship between the two was renewed
up to Sunday, April .. The two were con-
stantly together,
ave will show that when Prellsr was
in the defendants room defendant under.
took to perform the operation. We will
show that while the detendent was ad-
minlsterinR ChloEoform he discovered that
he had upset It. He then went to Fer
now's drug store, and procured sufficient
quantity Of chlorotorm to perform the
operation. When he came back he Rd'
ministeTed some more OF the drug
and inserted the catheter. As he
did 80 Preller groaned, and the de-
fendant then seeing that he was
suffering administered more Of the drug.
While performing the operation he motto.
ed alarming symptoms In the breathing ot
Preller and Immediately cut of his pa.
tienCe's shirt and drawers, and commenC.
ed to beat him about the chest, and en-.
deayored to restore him to consciousness,
After working for some time on the body
he found that his friend was dead.
The prisoner took the stand and made Q
lengthy statement Of his acquaintance. and
relations with Preller, in which no par.
tiCularly striking features different from
the above statement were enumerated.
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TIE terrible charges against Clerk Val
lGutlignam Of the Ohio Senate, when re
duced to common denominator, are to
this effect, that vallandigham refused to 60
into the job and has since seen the ample
ylndicAtlon Of his judgment. Because ht
was not promptly bounced by the Re
publicaus for doing his duty it is con
GUIDED that he is permitted to hold on a.
ibe price of some sort Of perady. They
would not be surprised II he were not the
son OF his father In fact the young man
hsAApiug up the family tree. But the
Eeeps arc copious.
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A village Wiped out.

CHICAGO, Ill, May ga Milwaukee
Wis, special to the Chicago Evening Jour.
nal says: News has just been received in
this city that the village Of Runksls, Wis,
on the Valley division Of the st. Paul road,
was totally destroyed by Are on Monday
night. Among the property destroyed
was the lumber mill OF Hadfeld Brothers,
Of this city, together with thousand cords
Of wood. Many Of the settlers barely
escaped with their lives. The loss Is esti.
mated at $l5, 600.
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How Cowgirl Blofred the Boys.


General JaHa g. Robinson, Secrtlary Of State.
"our fellows have got the best Of the
Democrats all tho way around. You
never saw in all your life a siCker lot ol
fellows than the State Senators VINO ran
away and lost their fight. They are try,
ing to saddle their actions on some one
else than themselves, and claim that they
acted on the advice OF Senator Thurman
and John +. Follett, The game was loat
when Senator Van Oleai, who had been
left by the fleeing Senators to watch the
Republican members, went TO Cincinnati
and gave the Republicans an opportunity
To seat the Cincinnati members without d
challenge as 10 the matter Of quorum.
The way that catne about was very funny,
A prominent Democrat came toex.Speakel
Cowgill and said TO him: 4 don't see any
way out OF this thing; what are
yo1 people going to dor Cowgirl said
10 him, II 10 very simpler We only
need nineteen members ior q quorum.
We have seventeen votes OIL our own Van
Clest makes eighteen. We know. where
there iH another Democratic Senator who
can be reached by the Senate process.
He will be seized tonight by two deter.
mined men, put on o train and brought
here with q rush. II will be done secretly,
When The Senate oonvenes In the morn.
Ing he will be taken 10 the Senate Cham.
Der and the doors will be Immediately
locked, with the necessary nineteen mem,
bers present.
"Cowgills Democratic friend made
haste 70 CommunlCats bis Information Ia
Senator Van Clesf, who, thinking 10 break
Up the possible quorum, took the night
train 10 Cincinnati, and the next morn,
ing The seventeen Republican Senators
had things their own way. Cowgirl had
simply played q big game Of bluff, and
WnnH
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wAsntsuroS, May 20.-Nothins Z
known at tie War Department in regard
10 The reported action Of General Miles In
Offering rewards Tor the capture Of The
renegade Apaches, dead or alive. Il 4
stated thatli suuh is the case Il 10 an aet
iof which Gen, Miles alone is fesponsible
aud that II will not be sanctioned BY the
War Department. There are no iundl!
available for such q purpose and II is said
iufthef that such q course would not be
considered civilized warfare even against
bloodLhlfaty saVages.
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UIEI

nACHMAN -On Wednesday morning, NAY 70,
1895, Al II o'clock, HElBERf infant sOn Of BenlAi
min ?. BaohnAl, aged " WeeEa
Funeral this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the feai.
dence ol iIl Alhsf, No. ES2 Eod street lnletmehl
private.
OFBRR-On weduesdly, May %, isa6, 4. o'clock
.. n, REV n. II. O1EEh, pail0f Waymah Chapel,
A. n. Z. Church, agOd % jean
Funeral services 81 the church today al O'Clock
2. ~ .IntSfment 81 Allegheny Cemetery, Pits.
buya, Pa, on Friday Afternoon At2 O'Clock.
MORRis--Al MOrfial1Wn, Ohio, on Wednesday
afternoon, My 20, lbs6, At 9iQ O'Clock, fIGNHY n
MORRis, iOfmefy Of thla city, IA the 18th yeaf 0l
his aEe.
Funeral from The D, a o. Depot on EtldAy morn,
Ing a.ti UOl0Gk, lalatmenl private,
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LEBANON, O., May 2O.-The funeral o.
General Durbin Ward was held at the
opera house this afternoon. Mrs. Wart
was unable to attend on account OF severe
prostration. The ceremonies were undeI
The auspices Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. Dr.. Scott Of the Presbyterian
church preached the sermon. The fol.
lowing gentlemen acted as pail bearers
Hon. Allen g. Thurman, Hon. L. A. Rus
sell, 6. W. Houek, Judge Haines, W. s
Groesbeck, Judge Smith and Judge Sage,
The burial was In the cemetery here at 1
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A MI,sInv MAJ.

Last Saturday evening Paddy Manion
left his home in the Eighth ward, and has
not since been heard from. His wife and
friends are naturally very uneasy about
him. He Is highly respected young
man, and workman at Hobbs, BroCku-
nier & Co.'s glass works. When he LEFT
the house be said he was going across the
street to get bowl Of soup. he had on
his working clothes, and there was nothing
peculiar In his manner. His friends are
entirely at loss for an explanation Of his
mysterious absence except on the theory
OF foul play. Capt Smith was informed Of
the case, but 60 far the police have moi
been able to discover any trace Of Manion
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n.al a. ~ Itannh Amy.

CntoAoO, I'LL, May 9o.-Ths packing
house oi Armour 4 Co., Of this city, has
Just secured q contract to supply the
french Government With 1000, 900 pounds
Of beef, In cans 10 be put up In the special
can adopted for use BY the French army.
This is considered 10 Do the lafgeet indl.
vidual contract ever awarded 10 one hEtn
In the packing industry,
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canadian El.hstl.. na.,llnn.

wAsniNoroS, D. O., May 2s.-The con.
tsrses on the Dlnglsy Shipping bill
reached an agreement on that measure.
The House Contsrees accepted The amend.
msnts inserted BY the Senate and tho
only change made In the clause touching
ON he Canadian 6sheries was intended %
correct a verbal error. Mt. Dlngley will
report the result Of the conference 10 the
fIhUaa tn.tuhPfOW.
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NEW MARi1NsytLLE.
The Methodist Episcopal Ministers Inst.
tutS-Ciruuit Court Matters.

The Methodist Episcopal Ministers Insti.
tuts-CirouIt Court Matters.
Correspondence af hs Laieilgaeer.
NEw MARrtESvtILE, wv. VA, May 26.-
The Ministerial Institute Of the Wheeling
district Of the N. E. Church met here
yesterday evening. The ministers present
are Revs. G. E. Hlte, N. +. Dryden, ].
Henry Hess and Samuel L. Jones, ol
Wheeling; DR.. ]. W. W. Bolton, Of West
Liberty I. Cotton, Of Trladelphla; O. ].
Price, Of Benwood; L. L. Stewart, OIL
Moundsville; Robert DAWSON and d. A.
Hammond, OF New Maftinsville. The
Institute was organised by slecting Rev.
g. L. Hite President, and Rev. Henry
Hess Secretary. Rev. L. l.. Stewart de.
livered q most excellent sermon yesterday
evening TO large congregation. The
programme to-day consisted Of discus.
sions tending to the general improvement
OF the church, and how this can best be
accomplished. These discussions were
carried on by the ministers present and
evidenced that they were men Of more
than ordinary ability. The Institute will
continue until Thursday night. Dt.
Bolton preached this evening, and as hlH
reputation preceded him, lie had a church
crowded with hearers. The people were
all anxious TO hear the fighting chaplain
Of the Second Regiment, West Virginia
Infantry.
Circuit Court Is In session, Judge 7. l.
9tealey presiding. A large amount ol
business ig being transacted. Quite a
number ol attorneys are present from
Wheeling, Fairmont, Wellabufg and other
places.
Dr.. L. L. Carr, prominent physician
and surgeon oi Faifmont, who had been
attending the State Medical Society al
Charleston stopped here on his way home
10 see his friend, Rev. D. 8. Hammond.
There was frost on the bills last night,
but no damage done.
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AIInsEsstElks peeIaFed on.

TYRONE, Pa, May 26,-Ths meeting
Of the coal miners Federation No. was
continued to-day and it was finally re.
solved to declare the existing strike otfand
resume work. The gathering had represen.
tatives from Georges Greek, Elk Garden,
West Virginia, MeyersdAle, Westmore,
land and the CleaTasld regions. Between
ten and fifteen thousand men who have
been on strike will return TO work this
week.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 96.-For the first
time since the Cincinnati club arrived in
this city the team to-day played good
game. They were defeated, however, by
the Athletics for the fourth consecutive
time, the local players securing q victory
by timely hitting and clever base running.
The attendance was 2,l9O. The score was;
lanIngE,.,...""v..",.,"l . 93466
Cilcinnati. ,'''.,'....~,,,,i . Q ! GS
Earned runs, Athletic, 4; Cincinnati, 4.
Home runs, StoYey, Two base hits, Mill.
gan, Coleman. Passed balls, Robinson.
u keenan,, 8. Wild pitches, Pechney, /;
Kennedy 0. Fret base on balls, Athletic,
; Cincinnati, 4. First base hits, Athletic,
l0i Cincinnati, 2, Errors, Athletic, y;
Cincinnati, B. Umpire, Kelly,
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Jeton,s parE svlll t1er Nlesllnr.

Nav YoRKl May 20.-The sumner
meeting at Jerome Park opened to-day.
In the first race, thfee.Q quarters Of a mile,
Rock and Rye won. Time, 1854.
Second race, one and ohs.sixteenth
miles Blackstone won. Time, 1854.
Third race, one and one.qtiartef miles,
Fofdham handlCaps, Minnie won. Time,
2l4i
Fourth race, Withet's stakes, one mile,
Rlgonnette won. Time, 1:4S.
Filth race, ceiling allowances, one and
one.sxleehih miles, Duke Of Westmofe.
land won, Time, li52i
Sixth race, handicap Bteeple chase, full
course, Rory o Moore won. Time, 6:0S.
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Er.spsAKGR CoSalLL, Of Ohio, has placed
tbs Democrats under lasting obligations
10 him for showing them nice large hole
and how to crawl into 1t with the mini
mum Of friction. 1t was not his fault thai
tbey didn't know how to crawl out with
ant wrenching themselves badly.
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DErRolr, Mica, May 26,-A special 10
the Ereaing Journal, from Ada, Kent
county saysi Saturday night a farm hand
named Htockway, with q crowd Of others
was drinking freely. A quarrel ensued
which ended In BtockWay being hit be.
hind the ear, bursting q blood vessel, and
causing death Monday night. A person
named lane is suspected Of the murder
but he has disappeared,
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Tn. EIrht.Hour nInrsmsnt. !.

CHICAGO, May 20.--The three Thousand
packing house employees Of Sidney A
Kent, who inaueuratsd tue eight-houi
movement at the Union Stock Yards. held
q consultation with Mr.. Kent to-day, al
which the latter agreed TO continue The
eight.hour plan until October frat. The
tnen Ia all the departments are 10 receive
nine hours pay, except the laborefs, whose
wages were only reduced from 81 10 u
81 65. What effect this action will have
Upon the other packing house employers
iS not knOWn. They had all announced
an intention TO return 10 ten hours or
June hfst.
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Rant nnnnd sinrrlnr NlniAh.

rlrnBuRoH, May 0G,-willlam Wood.
son, Of Cincinnati, aud Benjamin Williams,
oi this city, colptsd pugillsts, fought foul
rounds with gloves Ia q sporting resort
here lAet evening. The mill was 1 terrific
Singing match and resulted in the deieaI
Of the Cincinnati man who was badly
punished.
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An Ohio Democrat discovers that tbs
nav liouor law Is really prohibition
sebsme. The Third Party men say 1t ii
"uarely in the interest Of the liquor seller.
Betvixt the two 1t is probably a happy
medium, aiming at possible thing which
b.sa public sentiment to back 1t.
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Tap Board Of Education will bring
money into its treasury by having the
rhOoi enumeration carefully and
thoroughly done. The more children 81
school ago the more money front the State.
Wheeling wants no more than her due,
but she wants all she is entitled TO. Ther
10 reason to believe that hitherto the wori
has not been thoroughly done. The propo'
dtiOu to appoint enough enumeratos Il
cover the field completely, 10 in the direct
line OF economy.
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SCHOOL CoMMlsIoSRR ]. W. WHITE, Of
Washington District, has not been present
4. A meeting Of the Board since February,
Ts d employed in the Government Print.
ipg Oflice at Washington and is not likely
10 render more service in the future thar
in he past. Yet II has not occurred to Mr.
White to resign, nor has the Board though
il necessary to all the place which he ha'
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EDrroH PURCELL. OF the Rochester Union
was go affected by the nomination o.
Cleveland, that he refused to conduct hi
newspaper during the campaign. Mr.
Purcell lit out for Europe, wearing .
cOthespin on his nose until he got outside
Of Sandy Hook. Now Governor Hill
makes him member OF the State Board
Of Arbitration. President Cleveland viii
oblerye that so far as New York Is con
cerued his second term boomlet'is in &C
complished hands.
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PlrrsBvnuH, May 0O.-At q meeting ot
The stockholders oi the Philadelphia Nat
uYal Gas Company to-day the capital
e.ock waS increased from g, 900 70 t7,.
t0O 900. II was decided 70 issue 81 500, /.
OO0 Of this stock al once TO pay OF the
HnatiNo dAbt and buy pipe.
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prrrsbvhaH, May 20.-'The majority Of
the Fourth pool miners are idle, and the
miners In that pool say that the prospects
Of their starting soon are very slight, a.
the operators depend on those Of the lower
pools for coal and the Cincinnati market
ls already well stocked. Formerly these
mines we're kept In operation by local
trade, but the introduction Of natural gas
has destroyed that business. ]. A, Wood,
Of the fremont mine, has notified those
miners who are not under contract that
the rate Of mining will be II cents a
buahel IN the future.
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THE ENGLISH DERBY.
otmOndo Comes IN Wlnnor-He Is Ridden
BY Fred Archer.

by Fred Archer.
LONDON, May 26.-"Derby day" has
come again and the old familiar scenes are
being re-enacted in the metropolis. From
daylight this morning the road to Epson
Downs was 0 moving mass Of vehicles Of
all sizes and description, from the six.in.
hand coach Of the angtocratic Duke OF
Newcastle down 10 the modest broupham
Of the retired merchant and the wagon or
donkey cart Of the costermongers. The
sun shonee brightly and the inevitable dust
was as thick as ever, but everybody was
happy, and as whips cracked gaily In the
air Jokes and sallles passed from one
vehicle to smother, and cutting
comments upon the appearance and
gaits Of each others nag few
thick and fast One prominent blue blood
whose face is q familiar one o. nights in
the neighborhood Of the Alham6ra and
Haymarket, distinguished himself by sit.
ting up with the driver and Quaffing cham.
payne from the neck OF bottle which he
had opened with whip handle, and later
on amused himself by pelling the occu.
pants ot the more humble vehicles with
broken glass and pieces Of pie extracted
from well.flled hamper. There was the
usual run Of collisions and accidents, but
fortunately all we're Of minor nature.
The Prince Of Wales, Duke OF Cambridge,
Duke and Duchess Of TeCk, and other
members and connexions Of the Royal
family were early on the course and came
In for the usual share Of enthusiasm.
Among the Americans present were:
MI. Mackay, Mr. Henry Watterson, Mrs.
Sullivan, Consul General Walker, MI. Kit.
tetid1e. Of Hartford; Mr. Penheld, Mrs.
Morgan, Of Springfield, and Mr.. Row.
bothAm.
The race was easily won by the Duke OF
Westminsters bay colt Ofmonde, who
sold q big iayorite and was generally con.
ceded TO be the winner ever since his vic.
tory In the Two Thousand O uineas Al New.
market. The Bard was second and St.
NORM third. Fred Archer rode the win.
ming horse.
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Death Of KieI,s WIDOW.

WNSlpEo, MAN, May 9o.-Mp. Louis
Riel, widow OF the dead rebel, died at her
home in ST. Vital yesterday, after an illness
Of two months. The remains were inter.
red to-day beside those Of her husband in