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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate
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ORDER or NALl

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land County Court Of Common Pleas. Case
~ ' ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order tssued froRs the
Court OF COmmOn Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and state Of Ohio. made
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auction at the d00r Of the Court House, In
the town Of Htilsboro. on
Saturday, January 18th, A., D. 1887.
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LONDON, Dec. %. The Hr0 announces
that Lord Randolph Churchill has resigned
his seat in the Cabinet, owing to Q dis
agreement with the Admiralty and the
Wnr Office with reference to increasing
the exRensos Of the country in view Of the
existing financial difficulty, and also be-
cause he disapproved the home legislative
measures of the Cabinet.
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0ills Appreved./

WAsHIN0roN, Dec. 2l.-The President has
approved the act to relinquish the interest
Of the United States In certain lands TO the
city and county Of San Francisco, the act
for the relief Of certain soldiers Of the
Twelfth Michigan Volunteer Infantry, and
the cot retiring vice Admiral Rowan and
Rear Admiral Worden with the highest
pay Of their grades.
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Church Troubles.

PEKIS, ILL.,, Dec. 23. - Father F. <.
Noonan, pastor Of st. Joseph's Catholic
Church, being relieved by Bishop Spalding
for alleged real estate frauds, refused to
vacate the parsonage until ousted by .
constable. He then rented house next
the parsonage, now occupied by Father
Dunno, his successor, and defies the Bishop
or anybody else to drive him from his new
quarters.
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Thawed Frozen Dynamite.

ELIzABErHrowN, Pa, Dec. 23.-This morn.
ing at an early hour, William G. Cahill,
aged twenty years, employed in q gang Of
men who are sloping tunnel, was thaw.
ing some frozen dynamite. Suddenly the
cartridges exploded and Cahill was blown
to pieces. Both legs and arms were torn
of. Charles Dickel, Charles McManus and
one Hornafius were also badly injured.
Cahill is from Columbia, Dickel and Nc
Manus from Lancaster, and Hornaflus Of
Elizabethtown.
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Suicide Of 4 Bride Of Six weeks.

MASON CRY, Iowa, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Merv.
Hill took two grains Of strychnine yester-
day afternoon, and her death 10 but mat
ter Of . few hours. She was formerly
ono Of the most successful teachers In the
country. She was married but six weeks
ago, and her relations with her husband
have been Of the pleassntest After she
had taken the strychnine she told her hus-
band what she had done, but assigned NO
reason whatever for the act.
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QuAnED BEFORE THE TASK.
Ons Of the Minneapolis Ninnies Gives Vi
His Partridge Diet.

OAO VI SAAO n1lhuOuPOAtS NlHulco OIvco Up
His Partridge Diet.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Ten days before
Mann, the Minneapolis quail eater, started
in on his task to eat thirty birds in thirty
days for bet Of $1,000, Charles Miller
commenced the same business on another
wager. Yesterday Miller attacked his
twenty-eighth bird. He had been com.
planning for the past Ave days that he
could not sleep at night, and that he
seemed to have o load Of stone on his
breast. He felt we'll enough when he went
down to his quail, ate little bread and
butter and potatoes and then attacked the
bird. After two bites Miller was taken
violently i'll, vomiting and being utterly
unable to 90 on with the task. A hack
was sent for and he was taken to doc
tors and from thence to his homo. No
serious results are looked for and he will
probably be all right in day or two.
Mann ate his eighteenth quail last night
and Is still feeling well.
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frluhtened Into INSANITY.

READING, Pa, Dec. 23-Franklin B. Good
hart, aged ffty-five years, . well-known
sporting man Of this city, is . raving mani
&C, the result Of practical Joke. Last
evening he entered saloon, when several
Of his friends, robed in buffalo skins and
armed with hatchets, rushed at him yelling
like cowboys. This 80 frightened Mr.. Good.
hart he has become violently, and, it is
feared, hopelessly insane.
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WASHINGTON Dec. 28-The report Of the
Board Of Managers of the National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, which
was laid before the House to-day, states
that tho Home 10 gradually becoming Q
great hospital, and the necessity for addi.
tional hospital accommodations IL more
urgent every year. The expenditure dur
ing the year was el,600, no, and the csti-
mates foi the next year q lBQ0.6N.
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DlseeYaral iha aaa aaeneai.

Nsw YoRx, Dec. 22.-Ths steamer Rhyn-
land, from Antwerp, which arrived here
today, reports that yesterday, abreast Of
Nantucket, II passed the sea-monster
reported BY the steamer Thingvalla. Il
proved 70 10 dead whale Of gigantic
size, noating about Aftesn feet out OF wa
ser. II had sppsreatly been dead for .
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Five Miners Killed.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 28.-Meager
information was received here this after
noon Of fight last night between miners
at Caperton, mining village sixty miles
east Of here, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. In the fracas i've mon were
killed and several wounded. Particulars
could not be learned.
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-Agreat many American girls who
hastily marry foreign noblemen never
repent at leisure. This IL not 90 much
owing to the happiness Of their mar
riages ~ to the fact that whom . wom-
an takes in washing and ironing and
hustles around 70 support husband
she has very little leisure to repent In.
IN y. 0ropktc.
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State Entertainment

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-The President has
fxed dates for State entertainments. Mrs.
Cleveland's Saturday afternoon receptions
are given fortnightly, alternating with the
Presidents evening receptions. Tho plan
provides some entertainment at the White
House every week, and is arranged so as
to close the social season as it begins, with
Q State reception, In which the public can
participate.
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Disastrous Explosion.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2l.-The engine Of .
portable saw-mill located on the river OK.
ploded this afternoon, killing On italian
whose name 10 unknown, and severely
scalding James Kintz, the engineer, and
two other wOrkmen. The saw-mill 10
owned by Frase Il Hines, Of Fort Wayne,
Ind
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Death ot the Ne9rese who Turned white.
HOWELL, MICH, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Jacob Ed.
ridge, Howell's strange freak Of nature,
the old colored woman who has been grad
ually turning white for several years, died
here yesterday. She has been i'll for sew.
eral months, but 1t is not thought that the
peculiarly strange change in color which
she underwent had anything to do with her
last illness. The greater part Of her body
10 now healthy lily white. Her husband,
who was . pioneer Of this county, died
Tuesday morning.
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An Extraordinary Cow.

DAYTON, O., Dec. "a gentleman Of this
city has COW, the like Of which was never
seen in earth or sky. 1t is like other cows
in all respects, except that out Of its right
shoulders grow the hind parts Of the body
of o calf, legs, tail and part Of the body.
Instead Of hoofs on these extra feet are
horns, about foot in length. The tail 10
also tipped with q horny substance. The
animal is healthy, and able to receive nu-
merous calls every day.
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Ksntuckv centraI Ordered soId.

FRANKFORT, KY., Dec. 22-U. 8. Circuit
fudge jackson to-day ordered the sale Of
the Kentucky Central railroad. The deci-
sion was given in the suit Of the trustees
of the stockholders and others against the
road. He also entered q decree order
ing the sale Of the Chatteroi (Ky.) rail-
DanY.
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Another Expre,, Robbery.

MEMPnIs, TENN, Dec. GA special to
the Appeal from Vicksburg says that the
Baltimore and Ohio Express Office at Ray.
vile, La, ON tho Queen and Crescent line,
was robbed few nights since Of bag Of
q 900 in silver coin. The money has not
been recovered.
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lake sha,p Le,s, Nj, cha,ts,.

ALBANY, N. T., Dec. 2S-Judge Peckham,
Of the Supreme Court, this morning de-
cided that the sction Of the Legislature
last winter In repeating the charter Of the
Broadway Street Railway Company of
New York is constitutional. Judge Peck
ham also holds that the mortgages are Q
Hen ON the property.
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Judae lowry win Contest,

FORT WAYNE, IND, Dec. 22-Congress-
man Lowry, who was defeated at the re-
cent election by James d. White, Repub-
lican, served notice Of contest on Mr.White
yesterday. Mr.. Lowry charges that money
was unlawfully used at the election and
that Mr.. White 10 not o citizen.
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A $4,000 Check iof Mrs. Mcclellan.

New YoRK, Dec. 2l.-The widow Of Gen.
eral Mcclellan was recently given check
for $4,000 by Webster q, Co., who are pub
fishing the "reminiscences of her husband
Mrs. Mcclellan was guaranteed fifty per
cent on the profits Of the book, and this
payment Of $4,000 is an earnest Of the pub
lishers' faith In its sale.
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No Msrey Tor the Millionaire Murderer.

PIrrsBuRaH, Dec 22.-The Pardon Board
in session at Harrisburg last night refused
the application for the pardon Of Milton
Weston, charged with manslaughte in the
famous Murrayville riot cases. II 10 said
this closes the last loophole Of hope against
the Chicago millionaire, and he will be
compelled to serve out his sentence in the
Western Penitentiary.
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Joha Bun q DIsiurblns eIement.

PARIS, Dec. 23.-rhe Journal der Ds6sts
renews its attack ON England, which it ac-
cuses Of being the only Power whose CON.
duct has aggravated the trouble which has
eliminated in the present crisis in South
eastern Europe, and declares that she has
sought to embroil Austria and Russia In
dispute.
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a. .o00 Revard for Inc AssassIn.

NEWTON, ILL.,, Doc. 22.-Jasper County
offers 5000 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of the assassin Of George Bow.
ers, who was found robbed and murdered
on the railroad track few days ago. Tho
village Of Newton will also offer 500 and
the Governor 600.
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ealY q Msay.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2e.-Ths story from
Richmond, Va, that Richard Ehennick, 9
prisoner In the Cincinnati work-house, was
wanted there for murder, promises to
prove . hoax. To-day Chief Of Police
Police Of Richmond which stated that Il
had since been learned that Nrs. Shennick
had boen insane, and that the opinion pre-
vailed thst the alleged murder ives ore.
ataon Of hsr own disot1ered brain.
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his State to change names.
Mrs. FLoRRNCE BoULANGER, who lives ON
the north shore Of the st. Lawrence river,
!has beaten the record. Two years ago she
bore twins, last year triplets, and now she
Aas given birth to . full quartet.
NATURAL gas conducted from its source
IN NcKean County, Pa, TO Buffalo, in an
eightinch pipe, travelled at the speed Of
ninety miles an hour.
HAooIB MrroHELL's real estate has
doubled itself In value the past ten years,
and the popular actress 10 said to be worth
half million dollars.
R.W. KsNxIs, Of 0an Francisco, says
that city has three hundred young women
who ere heiresses to 600, 900 or more each,
and Ill ere unmarried.
THD millionaire must now have several
0illions 70 bo considered rich. The cen.
esunarian must sdd ten or score of years
% the hundred 70 be distinguished for old
ago. The times arc generally In an ad-
vanced stats.
THs sweetest and best favored pork in
Tie woe3A y produced on the Island of Ma,
dsirA. Tha hogs thers subsist mainly on
fruits, nntg, grass and roots. -sI
CAysAIn w. NcNIcKsM, Of the Cuusrd
steauev Umbria, completed his 7poth trip
scroes the Atlantiow his vessel arrived
n New York few days ago.
h = - longer rsgarded as proper IN 20
- oiBceoo - aAy person has . wrinkled
GaOo. ~ ooggoet thing y 70 speak Of 4
peesoo vteh eseduroy aoun1saance.
Oz3s1gue - HnipsnOe, No., recently ssv
ssys4 k14 0nape 1ying eouth, puFslsd by
. nf@R mGjA eoeo - cauGht up VIII
ehes - - - geass fuvnsd ~ na1e
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Lsass ei Lns ier ! l1ueleee.e,

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 2a.-Nrs. Roxalans
Druse, the murderess Of her husband, sem
fenced to be hanged December ~, has been
granted . postponcment Of the execution
for two months by Governor Hill.
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iasana kan,s Fatal Fall.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 28.-Rev. b. G. Higgins,
an inmate Of the insane asylum at Fulton,
NO., attempted to escape from his room in
the fourth story Of the building, by . rope
he was found dead. on the brick walk
below.
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Fev, lllae,, KIIIe1 WhIIe a 1lert.

0cRAxToN, Pa, Dec. 21.-By fall Of rock
N Connell's mine John Rogers, assistant
foreman, was killed and John O'Hsra, John
Nee and Anthony Doughterty were fatally
and Michael Gallagher slightly hurt.
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WAsHIxeToS, Dec 2l.-The President to.
day granted . pardon In the case Of Tampa,
Lowich and Hietitet, three Pima Indians
now undergoing sentenee Of Ave years
imprisonment In the Arizona Peniteutisry,
u that torritory In lGea 4A
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1AoDALsNA, Msx., Dec, ao.-Ahout fous
miles 70 the westward Of this place pyra,
mid has been discovered ~ ysrds high
ana ], 800 ysrds In diameter. Aspiral road,
vide enough for easrisos, leads = ~
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AN enthusiastic fisherman has
opened subscription for monument
to Issak Walton. Such an honor is
eminentiy deserved. Isaak was ono Of
the very few men who could go q fish,
ing and catch trout that didn't in-
crease two or three pounds in weight
before he got home.--N Y. Ledger.
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ereks Mis- Neck.

CANTON, O., Dec. 26.-John Mabley, cf
Canal Fulton, fell headlong from moving
buggy this morning. He broke his neck
and dicd instantly. Mr.. Mabley was
seventy-three years old and prominent
man. Z
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Suit 70. Ealss lmpflseamspi

EVANSVILLE, IND, Dec &.-Nembers Of
Council and Fire Chief Bullen hs7s
brought damage suits sggrcgating 10000
against the Cumberland Telephone Com
psny for false imprisonment.
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Tho Arab horses which The 6ultaa
Of 4uscst recently cent TO Queen Vic
toria ars valued at el7.000. Tho mis-
cellapeous brio-a-hrac which her MAJ
ssty win send 70 the Sultan are valued
q eS.60o. leevings net prDdt q ell.boo
= favor q IL Queen,
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BUFFALO, Dec. 22.-An epidemic Of tho
disease known rs "pink-eye" prevails
among the horses In this city. The street
railroad companies have eighty-seven
horses ON the sick list
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Death from swaIIewIna : Bean.

NASHVILLE, Dec. a. The eight-year-old
daughter Of Sam Kinnamon, a farmer, at
Rockford, Tenn, swallowed bean, which
lodged in her windpipe. In coughing she
broke q blood vessel, causing painful
0aath
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Socialist Editor SenieNced.

MLwAUKEE, Dec. N.-Paul Grottlrau, edi-
tor Of the "Arbeiter Zeitung," q Socialist
organ, was sentenced to thirty days i'm.
prisonment at hard labor for the publica-
tion Of poem rejecting ON the integrity
Of the court In the recent trial Of the riot
co4eo,
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Two PrIsoners Burned 10 Deaik.

CHEBoYaAN, MICH, Dec. 2.-The City
Hall and opera-house burned tonight The
Jail in the rear Of City Hall contained two
prisoners, both of whom were burned to
death. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 98.--The u. 6. man-of.
war Tennessee. the largest vessel In the
navy, has been condemned.
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Jailed for coniempt.

ISpIANAroLIs, Dec. 2l.-In tho investigs-
tion Of the election frauds, g. e. Perkins,
subpenaed as witness, refused to testify,
and was sent TO Jail for ninety days for
contompt. .1 =
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Charged With importing Foreign Labor.
BOSTON, Dec. 22.-United States District
Attorney Stearns has begun Ave suits
against the Bay State Brick Company for
violation Of the law in importing foreign
labor under contract, the company having
brought French Canadians from Canada to
work In its brick-yard. ll1
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Lieutenant 0eyssasrshl Case uudseidsd.
IhDIANAroLls, Dec. 2S.-The Indiana Su-
preme Court adjourned to-day without
deciding the Lieutenant Governorship
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convieis' Christians Gifts.

CoLuABUs, o., Dec. 20.-Mrs. Sarah y
ers for murder in the Ohio penitentiary,
were pardoned by the Governor Christmas
Day.
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Second Verdict Worss ihan the First.

MT. STERLING, KY, Dec. 22.-R. g. For.
man, convicted Of killing Jerry Cravens
here, got verdict on . second trial of
twenty-one years for manslaughter. At
his frat trial the verdict was for fourteen
years.
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AssassIna!ed a ths suppsr TahIs.

BLAIR, NEB., Dec. 2L-P. Buttenschon, q
farmer living near here, was shot and
killed by An unknown assassin, while sit
ting at tho supper table surrounded by his
wife and family.
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Elsclrjc LIQhs Plant Dsslroysd.

eIoeWoc light VlahS UoSuoyoss
FosroRIA, O., Dec. 2-The boiler Of the
electric light works here exploded Hatur
day, destroying the establishment. Abort
Bailey, the engineer, miraculously escaped
from instant death, but he Is dangerously
hurt.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
A jewelers. window Smashed In
View Of a Large Crowd.

The Spectators Held at Bay with Revol.
vers, and SIX Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Goods Carried Oh.
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THE WEST.

THE Jeans Manufacturers Association of
the Ohio valley have decided to cut work
ing hours from eleven to ten hours a day.
advance pay five per cent. an hour and
curtail production.
Mrs. HURLEY and daughter were burned
to death in a fire at Bronson, Mich, re-
Gently.
THE family of Thomas Rollason. farmer
living eight miles from East Saginaw,
Mich, recently ate wild parSnipS. Two of
the children, aged five and two, died from
tha effects of the poison and the mother
was not expected to recover.
THE other night dogs killed and disabled
over one hundred and fifty sheep owned by
Alva James, a farmer residing near
Farmer City, Ill.
The membership of the Knights of Labor
is said to number 10000 in Chicago
THE strikers on the Missouri Pacific sys-
tenn were ordered to return to work by the
knights of Labor executive committee on
the 3lst. st Atchison a number of locOmo-
tives We're disabled. At Sedalia a ''scab''
was marched out of town at the points Of
revolyers. Machinists were actively en-
ployed at the various roGndnouses repair
ing engines.
IT was denied that Orth II. Stein had alb
seconded after robbing his mother in Lafay-
ette, Ind. He was reported working on the
St Louis GZo5e-DemocYut.