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NrEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND lUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Nav 81, lsS1
through Will leave GTand central Depot:
m Rochester and Montreal Express; through iraw-
TO Rochester ST Adams and Konses POnL
$3.50 m, ihe lmIted' with dining cara, stopping NJ
Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA Fas
Erie Glove and and Toledo arriving At ChcagO91O a. n ana
81 Olis 74g m. next day.
IoSoa M Chicago Express drawing room ears to Canaan
dagua Rochester. Niagara Falls ana Buntlo
I'll. 80 a. NJ, Western NewlOrk ana Northern Express
with drawing-ro room cars. ~, ,,
$50 y. m, ALBANY, Trov ~aratOga and Utica Express
with dr wing cars To Lake george saturdays only
Il p. H.. AccO nmOdafion 10 Albany and Troy.
D. m Chicago - LOUIS Express with 7ieepnHclr'
Niagara FAILS Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit tM
caco and 81. LOus Dining car New YORK . AndN
$50 p. Mont al Express with seepng-cars % eVrt
and Auburn road AMI 10 SARATOGA also 10 montreal
ts0lj p. u Pacific Xprcss with siecpnecarS ip orh"s
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Deio AMI
Chicago ~lcpDg WaterDwn and pglenspurs aaly
excep SATURDAY
Ills p M Night Express with sleeping 10 Albany
Connects with tire morning for the Vest and
for the North except SATURDAY nghU
Tickets sale GRANT central nepof, NO Z RatiHrF
Piece 4lS Broadway, Harlem DcpO 1871 at and itave'
and at Westcots Express Offices rk place lea b,oad
way 7S5 and 42 Broalway and g. West l21th e.. New
York. 333 Washington and 7O Fulton sis BROOKLYN and 10
4thst. Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and sleepinccars he
procured a the ticket Oco IN NeN-l Ok C, and
533 Washington--t. Brooklyn.
Baggage called lOr and checked from residence
.These trains run daily. All others daiN except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25th-s and tlh2TTel
j. VI. TOUCLN, ID. VI. kfNhkl'k
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
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, usiress Property tor Sal: 40 10 u

{ uelnfes IJIupttII FO' I''7
rI,O LET.-Storcs on BoeAman' Ann '''''''
i aud Pearl sta . ...,, . ,,.utrfVa a,kfaaps
V'O LET.-Lofts ON Bechmah' i"'''''
fra"Ai'i" N IMtr'LASD WHITING. She' hn"s
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nNTARIO AVID WESTERN
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

llNEw.YoRK, SEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD n. n
Trains Harlem River station. corner 1924 st., and
Lnconayo third Avsnue bridge across Harlem River
(reached by Third Avenue Elevated haroad daily except
SUNDAYS al s45, 75o. el0 10. ll;osa NJ 9lo So9 40
b4O $40 and for Port Norris Casanova Dak Point
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest, West Chester,
Tfmpsons, Bay Chester Pelham bayl Bartov WY
Isand1. Pehsm and New Rochelle, connecting az
Rochelle for all points tho main line OF
tho Eew-York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Shore
line and Airline Divisions New Canaan. Midietown,
New and sued Branches and Boston aud all point 70
Esst
Midnight train for New.Rochee and all intermediate sta
tons At o;lO a. daily except Mondays.
SUNDAY for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
12 aud $3.50 the laiter train connecting
at Rochelle with way trains Grand Central De aud
Stamford
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs. c. II. SoRrHAM AND ooNTiNESIAL Leave
Peck Slip Pier a. r. Il at D ni and ii p m -undsvs
eIcept connecting et NewHaven With special trains for
NnItlDkN, HARIPDRp SPkISGFihLD. HOLYOKE,
DC Tickets sold and checked az t4 Broadway, N
Y Court ST. brooSiyn. Excursion to NewHavon and
retGrn. 81 80.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
j the EAsT-Ail rsn from Grand oentrsl Depot Three
express trains daily Sunday exceptef) TO hosonats
(psrcr cars sachodl and II with palace sleep
Ing GaTs sundays at IA with palace seetinF carsl
H. W. fOPPLE,AGenk
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r,RIE RAILWAY now known a the NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Through trans leave 4sds s1a c.ameers -, station,
earlier man frorn Chsmh-rsst -
& @1Day sifsP fs hnsPSsych sPasyi ' a
falo. Niagara FAILS aud Suspension Bridge sIeep!ni
6 p m-nay Chicago aud 81 Ions Limited fHpre'',
sond Pullman train on Diy ana hota s'e,s canes
an ticyelaut lo5o n. Cucinnsu, 80 p m cheaso
600 y m aud II. LOUIS Z - the second morning -
7p.m-Daiiy "Bunao and NiassIs Is.ls Lnle t. aIrNr @
popm or night train between New.York and Buffalo.
D. n-Daliv Chicago ENpress Tor the West Pullman Dy
Rmaalo S.aSara i.ii. Cincinnati and chcsso. ., ,.,,
"snsr%oId % pdos sgh 4s 400 $50 40 30 $40 So 60
So a5 1876 gS 49, oso 30 ~" a. io s5 ~ m Z ai
Vis'9 oc - S 10 S s S0 @ gs SS l0sp s5o r1p
t& 80 1890 m y Haas,s,, aa sH'g~' menyst
Newark and r"ers9a va va Sew'FA 1 ga eS aej iSo
nights ooy sggaals oi5s ~ a. % 20 $50 zoe ss a,
90 $50 1880 and IS,o y Tldsisht t ,e seGasy,
warwsk 445, 100. lo2oa N. $50 m. sundays q
'Serburg and coruwai75ly =. m 3d. 40. lsl. ard
7 D m SUNDAY 80 a. no.. q. p M
n N, sunday = 40 m scranton a m sundays excepted
Goshen 445. So. 10 2, 1910 a m. , 30 3 - g. 80
7,!s m. sunday - 80 lo2o ,o'o q N $50, 7sP N
G md 80 M trains ccnnert Win Nex YORK ontarlo
and Railroad at Manst The n uan stops At
port jeryla AS 75o . 1910 a. m. 30 30 o. 700,
7,i5 -lOU 300 pm. sunday SsO. lh-o a. m Ni 0jo ~
nosts leave w-st 2sd,tN 5t5. toe45 overv
afeen nnufes ct5 m. tol0Abp m every mriy minutes
and lU45 o. m 10 5t5 a every nOur sundays q N
10 ili5 p every thirty minutes lO4s 10 40 A. M
rcsets Tor passage and apartments IN pr,vns Room aui
,nd iransef may be e't az tho o,
A. o or 20 brotissy -, 's 81, ~, No. 40 'l 'HA
T.prcss tram, thc West arrive IN NewYors a. iO.
'SO JOIN y 3 ASd A&ShsoTr Genr P..sr Ason Ncv YORK
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains from Chambcrssi station for Fnsewoo1.
Tenahy. Cloter spark and Nvscs 5io Sr $50 $50 aui
1l2Oa. ll5 800 (. ijO. J.2l jiO. $50, 1880
II midnight. sundays 1890 g:3Oa m. and p.
For Manuel. >pung Valley Monsev and flllmaDs 500
$780, $3.50 u 80. $780, sundays 93Ja
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TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.

Steamers CITY or TROY ard SARATOGA lesge Pie.
a. North River foot of Christ 0phcrst daiy except Sa1r
day T. III. sunday steamer touches It Albany
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Craal Nolire.
NEW CROTON AQUEDUCT.
AQuEDUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room . .. NO. 80 BROADWAY, I
NEw-YORK. June 1, 1856.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NEw-YoRK. juno, 1856.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Tn conformity with The requirements o. section Chapter
i!O of - 1855 OF the siase oil New YORK puDo
rtunIty will tRom TO BE- heard in re- auon 10 tue
plans uOs consideration by the AlucdGct commission
ers for modification OF CERTAIN 81 tic plans heretofore
tructiOn o. the New Cioon Aiuelhtt
vhn the ty and Comfy Ncw-l Ork and for Tie acquire
ueut of add lands and NIGHTS upon certain parts O tl@
Ouie Aqueust mi lis dppurlesnc"- - iouo~s VIZ
lst For ihc elevation OF the sara Aq'0uct ne
meath those parcels Ga iand IN uIe 2lh W IRA Oi uscy
which designated npon me maps hoi IN M "uice o lo
Rngsfer fhe civ and County Of New Or on the !th
csv OF July Parcels Nos H. = and 7j and or The
a,ueln tie OF SAID parcels N itno IN Toe Simple
IN len arght Of easement in pcrpetu beneath the sur
~ For the requirement in zee simple Of the following
lands IN the - a. N ara OF th city, w;
An aadit.ona strip Oi and ADJ iIins up'n The toth the
OF land designated nn"n the maps lied IN he
Office Of aforesaid the 18th day o August
ISs5 also Of STRIP Oi land betw cn tie
aId parcel the lands OF the cry Of Newlork at
The ngh Rridgc Park also parcel Or land on the
eg=ferv usye opposite the site Of the worns
shaft OF said l15t-s ami Known shat No
27 also the fee simple n ieu OF an easement IN perpctu
ave- between l35th 10th ss not now owned by this
An as shown upon the plans, ana pFodes in this
The sai bic herring the above namel orice Oi
Commissioners on " tDNf -DA } L T. 'th
1886 at ; ococE r. ANA such subsequent days %
which SAID hearing may be afGolrneL
~ JAMES W. MccULLOH.
Secretary.
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Busincss Cbanlfs.
VALUABLE
ROLLING MILL MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

Proposals received until jane 10 lss6 en
10 4, 4 Iancrll 1901 North .,elaN an-avc; or T. d.
iu.tn 2O3 Wanut thc put tchsse of the e,,,1
RoIins NH Machinery stands iorneil OtInuE s
10 the Philadelphia Iron and steel ConpaLy on propdp,
below iaurci-st, ,SiItecnh W Naih
embracIng puddlinc train squce1ef slnch aih Vno
l2nch train two Snch trains. with three uouDieI p-
f,naces and one sngle with boilers beStihg ui
shears engiDcs scales with rolls 10 make ass MI" suJ
10 iuchcs and ats up o-iuchcs ana ronhus ~ ar
mapv shapes of different kinds also tnNetsal MI. %
purchaser II he required 10 remove '"o 9""O "'' ~
aa,s from date of purchase. ,,.. .,orto q, ,,,rco
Trrns-ca Onehaf cash ana baanVe p"S"'o !" ''''
mon ths aDnrO'ci p per. q e,a,o.,,
The machinery be seen between tc Eo"rs VI o oNoN
a. IN and da ly.
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ycr pcth Scxes-CitY.

CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with re
~ /. liable IN free. mailed for postage.
FkN. Ann school Bureau. " est l4tll-st. y.
EAST 65TH-ST.
Miss CHIsHoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLa
Harvard Preparatory Glass SO. Boys Classes
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EvFNING LINE.

Cnost and cheapest route to CAfSKILL NTAlN
steamers II 4 AATERSKILL and CATSK1LL leave i"ot oi
Jayat every week day al connecting with inc 'AS
XII Mountain and afro rairoals ~
~ FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Send 10 or for sr Of houses rates ETC. or address
W JIGIIfS Treas. CatsAil, ". Y.
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oFPICR TRE
BHOADWAY ASD SIVKNIH AVENUE RAILROAD CO.
Cor Seventh.ave and Flftieth ST.,
~ Nnw-YoEK June /, 1886
'EHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
tins company for e election directors and inspeoors
w be hec 81 The Obce oi The Monday Tune ia
The polls will remain open from ~ o'clock IN TO O'clock
r. III THOMAS H. KERR,
Secretary and
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nROVIDENCF IINF.-For Providence. Wor-
Il oe.ter Northern Now England an Whi.e Mountain
points Rhode Island d Nasnchuses Will leave
Plcr ~. y. r.. daily except SUNDAY ~ % P m -
+. ". r oPPf.E. Gen. Pas Agent.
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s)ED "D0 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA AND
MARACAIBO.
From Pier 30 East River.
ItllADl.is IL W tt,iirsudf
CARACAS. safufdag July Ia.
Tleec AMLtJChN STEANFHS. specially built Tor the
trade have superior for passengers
All letters that De sent on the days e
steamers sail VIII be duy forwarded providing they arc IN
closed in stamped envelopes Oi denCmiuancn succut "
TIE United states POSTAGE o5 cents per hafounce
For freight or massage apply 10
BOULION BLISS q DALLE1Ii General Managers
aI.-st.
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OFTiCK OF ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD COZ
~,, 81. PAU. MINI. May u, 1855
I'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhold-
4 eIs OF the 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad COMPANY
me election Directors and the consideration of the
aDity OF temporary change the
come OF the company the matter reducing grades
buudiug new shops. ensrsng 81 Paul
nhe aud securing terminals IN Minneapolis building line TO
Minnesota Transfer building elcng the railroad
line and such other business be bfongt before the
meeting VIII be held at the Office OF the Company in the Cty
oi - Paul Minn Monday, June 81 1886 Il O'clock
noon The transfer books will be closed d. ID on
saturday, May To- 1886. and Thursday "a
1856. PHILIPS HARRIS Secretary
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6feuu1hoats ax0 RatlrodNs.

4 -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
s:opsS ssHSsSsWlpx 81 yIss
Esilroade hteanors CITY OF sINGsTON sna ~
ssesns ssSf s.usSa wses wsn Say
laax nt 4 u n
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Mem lopblltal'ons

DoUBLE.PAGE SUPPLEMENT,
VIE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND.
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Ocean 5teamrrs.

NlL[NU DllIulL9.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
"a ANCHON AND NAIlONAL LIN l..
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA CO tfN STOW y.
s OF ROME W edne>daV, June -
b s. AMERICA --- edle siiy Jhy 4
and regularly alternate Wednesday thereafter.
saloon passage. 500 aud upward
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
For passage or fuTIher particulars Apply %
UESDERSON Bi:OllIER-. r.. ". J. II & RST.
Bowling Green. y. Y. Z BATTERY place ~. 1.
A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IA Sal every SATURDAY from New York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONpEkkI
ETHIOPIA. jane L. y. III. DLNONlA. Jnne 20 nOon
ANCHORI June IA. a m fURN tSSIA. July 3. q. N
S5b Second class $50 Return,
steerage outward $50. prepaid s20
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents.
Row. Il 10 (,rcea Aco
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IN. PRFLPS,
GEORGE IL. ARGEN1, Directors
WILLIAM y. ST. JOHS,)

PEoPIE's FIRE INsUgANcE COMPANY,
Nrw-NoHK June l, 1856. !
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
THIS Company will be held at hr Office No 895 snst.
tuesday June To- 1856 Polls l2 tOl O'Clock
? H. a. c. MILN +, secretary.
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Art SchooIs-City.

Art Schools-City.
sEisS II. c. LANE-pupil of Prof Otto
:'' -ei'p Rova Academy Munich intending 10 remain
during The would like few pupils IN oil
t.. g ~airl specially heads-froui life (por
Instruction also IN Hover paint
a.r sId sllIlfe. erfns moderate. Can or address
ll7 West 18th ST.
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3nstnctiou.

For Boys and Young Mer-city.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No..
laT8 Broadway 42d-st- 49th year primary, COM
nercisi and classical cepar Instruction thorough
nj NJ HOBBY, ". l. AhIN Prn's y. G. HENDhICh-
tOS, Associate.
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NEW- oih tie'''a1' Jun = i77'.
Tho oiovin business vas trsn-a t-d ' 'I' - al
A".' By Loans heSier # 70.
4;stoy h9n'e VIZ, IN '5 Gz'o5 ~. $4,000
Yy spyN yf"
s'toTy cTe,,ns vi, Ti, ~ 0 st ,s Cart.st... 1850
Owls gy hlrioJd v HdrnSn@ 80.
storr t~.lilrg with i0t 40 --f letir -ionafr ..,
q. 81 II d u Iu~ths l0t io-fnS. tvNsi@' "S.V
WESTCHE~IER COU Nlh P..pPhHi L.
~ H. H. L.di.c -.
is acres of laRe &, on .a a9ns ''a''u 1850
-0' ~ I.fsr J. Hrgef.
s.o y, ,lot % larl on sfh-ave. oi l7thst, was
Adjourned 10 unc -. ,,.,,.
s.o a, a,vei,in~ Win ior No i.G1- icxIagt5nlve
q! lV-tl.s., ag 0tinci 10 juno DO
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DOUBLE PAGE ILLUSTRATION.
THE PRESIDENTS WEDDING.
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Tor Young Ladies--City.
AIRS. SALlSBURY'S SCHOOL, 4 East 5Sth-
1si 81. facing Central PARK - o,
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FvLLPAGE ILLUSTRATION,
r>g DEPARTURE FROM TIE WHITE HOUSE
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For Young LaAe3-CounEr1.
I3fE SEMINARY. Rye, New York.
kA tOr particulars address ,
"iWE ELMS," Springfield, Mass. Family,
i lay aud Music School Tor 3lrA PrHarI Academia
IisSIS IoI.iIk q CHAMPNEY, PrincipaiA
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NEw-N onk. Tiesday. june 5. 1880.
,.lness wastrsn-a ted at Tie ia ltngs asi
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BISMARCK d. IT., Jan. 15.-John c. Badeau, a
created quite sensation by announcing that he
had authority from the half-breed and Indian
followers of Louis Riel. to purchase ammunition
and guns for an outbreak in the spring. He said
he was chief of the tribes of the Northwest Ter
ritory, and talked in mysterious inuendo. and
with wild and frantic gestures He went West
stating that he would go to the Pacific coast and
thence to Alaska, where he expects to incite the
natives to join him. He talked about hearing
from Riel, whose spirit, he says. is directing all
his movements. he was pronounced a lunatic.
but his perfectly rational conversation on ali
other subjects, left the opinion that he is simply
virulent type of crank. However, the serious
rumors which have been received from North
west Territory leave slight belief that he is a
representative of rebellious half breeds.
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A NOVEL LAWSUIT.
The Estate of the Murdered Knoch Children
Being Fought Over by Grandmother.
damage.

DETROIT, Jan. 15.-Several weeks ago Frank
Knoch, his wife and their two children were
murdered and their bodies burned in the de-
struction of their home. Within short time
after the tragedy the relatives of the murdered
family began to dispute over the little property
that had been left The fight is now fairly
opened in the Probate Court Last week Gus
and Herman Knock filed petition for admins
tration of the estate, which is valued at 81, O00
To day er-petition was filed by Attorney
John Ward, asking administration of the estate
of Frank Knochs children, George f. and Albert
Knoch This last petition is in behalf of Mary
Whitman the grandmother of Gus and Herman
knoch, the theory being that Frank Knoch was
murdered first, the two children becoming heirs.
and their heirs in turn, the two grandmothers,
The death of the paternal grandmother left the
children heirs. The case rests on the question
as to which of the family was killed first
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Miss Carrie Ware Milford. N. H., had sore come
in her which spread her neck ard both sides
Of her face In two days after she began taking
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Jessie F. Dolbeare, Pascoag R. had noappetiteo
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G. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS.
Exciting Time at Bloomfield, Caused by
the Presence of Murderer Epps.
The Negro Saved from the Mobs Vengeance
by Cool Sheriff = Sentenced for
Twenty-Five Years Gleanings.
INDIANA.

Murderer Epps's Narrow Escape from the
Fury of a Greene County Mob.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BLooMFIEID Jan. 15.-Last night was a time
OF great excitement in Bloomfield, and 1t was
only by vigilance and great effort that the MUIR
derer of James Dobson was kept from the hands
of an Infatuated mob, and then it was by outwit-
ting them and driving the frightened prisoner
OF at breakneck speed. All day excited knots
of people stood about on the streets, softly dis
cussing the terrible tragedy and laying plans for
the work of the night. By o'clock it was evil
dent that before the night was over the almost
double murder would be avenged. At that time
a committee, headed by q brother of the
injured widow. had returned. after
talk with Epps, fully convinced that the
murder had been committed to give him an OPP
portunity to ravish Mrs. Dobson. and from that
time there was no doubt of the result. In the
meantime the sheriff was preparing secretly to
thwart the excited crowd. notice was sworn
out that the prisoner was not SAFE and demand
ing his removal The sheriff was almost ready
to take Epps away when the crowd discovered
his object. A break for the Jail was made at
once, but it was too late. The sheriff walked
out with a revolver in his hand, saying that the
first person that interfered would be shot on the
spot Behind him came two carrying Epps,
who begged them, for Gods sake to protect him.
In an instant the murderer was in the buggy,
with the sheriff, and they started at rapid gait
The mob was enraged and in an instant began
to organize for another effort. A rush was made
for the stables and it was not long until scores
of men were in the saddle in pursuit of the es
Gaping sheriff. At the forking of the roads,
short distance out, they took to the north, and,
too late, found the sheriff had made straight west
for Newberry. The pursuers soon returned. The
excitement was kept at high pitch until about
IL o'clock, when number of horsemen arrived
from Newark, the scene of the crime. When
told that the murderer had been removed their
rage knew no bounds, and it was not long until
they were organized, and, at II. o'clock,
started in hot pursuit. They armed themselves
with warrant from the coroner demanding
Epps's presence and preliminary trial at Bloom
field, but up to this writing no word has been
received from Them though it is hardly possible
railroad; and if they did, there would be hard
struggle before the sheriff and his deputy would
surrender. Such excitement was never before
known in Bloomfield 1t is now the general i'm
preston that the law will be allowed to take it's
course. Many of the best citizens are mixed
with the crowd arguing this all the time Court
meets next month.
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Minor Notes.

The Presbyterian Church at Caledonia. Jeffer-
son county, is without pastor
Miss Maggie Watson, of New Middletown. has
gone crazy from religious excitement
Isaac Bryant, colored. Of Jeffersonyille. has
been sent to the Hospital for the Insane
The Ohio river is full of floating ice. and most
OF the steamboats, have gone into winter quar-
ters
Ex-County Treasurer Robert G. Jackman, of
Madison, has located in the grocery business at
Wichita Kan.
Fourteen students of the Terre Haute Com
mercial College have been suspended for fire.
quenting the skating rink.
A tramp who came to Terre Haute from Mont
rose, H., has foot and one hand badly frozen,
and may lose one or both members.
A revival meeting was begun by Rev. eleven
ger, at the Spencer Baptist Church last week,
With feir prospect Of good success.
James Reed. of Webster township, Harrison
county has a horse thirty three years old that
can 90 moderate days work and jump an