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Sts fEkNstssSs- la'e q. - s.,ass-i ---sszsa.
- s4Siii.s, Victoria, eSsfk - Loes-. ~,
Iep f1,sei.4. isss1sss.l --,,Ssxaler State II
CallgosDlR. FtEsika,s
h.ax Hos SSsSts iaty t. rfsress-- r.. J,
Gsfista, NleseGia. & O.
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IN THF pIsTElrT COURT or rHE Till

IN THE DISTRICT COURT og THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory, holding terms ~ seattle.
No elo2-The United States of America.
v. The Steamboat e Fleetwood, and her
engines. boilers. tackle, apparel and fur
riferc
Whereas, libel Of information has been
tiesi in the above entitled court. on the 9Th
day Of July. 4 u. i>>s. by VII iaa II
White. Esq. United states Attorney for
Washington Territory. on behalf a. well Of
the said Uaitess states - Of J. h. Gseese,
iutosFaeT. szafnst the steamboat Fleetwood,
her engines. ssslisr-. tackle, apparel and
( furniture, allsgiEle In substance that here
iofssre. tc-wit ON the eth Gay Of May,
t->S. said sfesFalscar. being thea sad there
owned Ia whole O. "a part By q esiifen or
citizens AZ the Unlted states. and whereof
A Weeds sas then an3 their master, Was
then and there used and essf.aayea Ia the
transport siioa Of passengers, ard did ezrrF
Passengers aa the uayfsasse waters 81 the
United states. t0wit: From seattle. ~
I Washington Territory, 20 TaasEaA aud
OLYMPIA, IN said Territory. % ;tle Nstsrs
Of Fzget sound
Tat b tAe certificate q Inspection
granted 10 said steaalt1z, rs tic UNITED.
states inspectors ~ steaEl vessels, salsl
stea4e boat Vas thea aaA there authorized
aud allowed 81 carry seventy ere yssSesi-
gers AID no zaere. AID thai By : z-sGs sal
HSEsas- IA writing sxslrs 10 -3sa sseaE:s beat
b aid insf~sefslFs sad sseA1ElSsss 9ss thea
and ssere anshsrixr1 ea,i sis1Ss &c 10 carry
az additional sweHfy I've I.aS<eES4rs. sssE <
ina pHe AaEarezl ia all
That ca said a-4A day az MAY. fsss. said
sss@szkss2z being tAez ard there aasAEr-
izesi zrs; allowed a. aforesaid 10 carry Gus
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FORT TOWNSEND Pusu.
n Company Formed Co Handle the
lalsud Trade--A Mistortc wr~rl

foHg ipvS>Esp, July ia.--fhe wretehcsl
and erraftc mail. passenger and freight SEE.
vice Furnished by the steamer J. H. Libby,
ON the island route. has loug been source
Of ehavrin and loss 20 the merchants al
Port Townsend and the island residents
This dissatisfaction converted into enDr.
Eetie aud enthusiastic action last evening
IN The formation of company to htiy,
build aud operate steamboats,, harris. etc.
II Will be known "a the Fort Townsend
transportation Company. aud have 4 capi
tai stock OF tso.osa ki0.tge us witch VA.
subscribed at the meeting Articles % Ia
corporation VII he drawn up aud sans o.,
10 Olympia to-day. The FIRST action thai
will be taken by The company VIII be tho
purchase OF the Libby n she can L. tssich,
q a fair price. II 81, shr win t,e pn, int.
Thorough repair at once, competent officer,
put Into command, aud the steamer ran ~.
ltahts ON time. IL the Libby cannot be tus.
chased new steamer VIII ie constructed
- Il 4 determined 90 capture the island
trade for Fort Townsend. The RESULTS that
viii he achieved for this city by this new
company WIN do much 10 enhance ths
portef entry commercial activity and i'm
poffRnoc,
rax wRkckgn srRsNY.
The old bark u. 4 Murray, wrecked osl
Redeade, Cal. beach as announced ~ tci,,
graph yesterday, Is one Of the hcs; known
hasks In the coeairy. She MAS buiit a,
0reenpolnt. Tong Island, over twenty YEAR,
age, and Cor several yesrs ran IS rasscu
ger packet between Galveston aud New
vofk, and afterwards In similar service
between san franeiseo and Honolulu
eome aoscn wears sre she was put sn ths
roassing trade. aud uas parchased d,
Bradshaw 4 Sachs OF this city eighteen
months since She has hcca very prosper
Gus up 30 her last yayagv Mr. BRADSHAW
beff for kosinnsie yesterday to SEQ II any
thing could be sAvssi from the wneek
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, hundred passengers and no more, did car.
~ from seattle 20 Tacoma, in said Terri
| tory. larger number OF passengers than
one hundred. to-wif. One hundred aud
sixty Passengers. being sixty passengers
beyond the number allowed. contrary Ia
the provisions Of Section 49, of the Re
yissd Statutes % the United states
That the amount paid as passage money
bg said sixty rasseEger> from seattle 70
Tacoma Aforesaid on said steamboat OF.
said day was fissty dollars
By reason whereof and By virtue Of the
r.ToFisloBs 81 Sections 4siS and sfda Of ss.if
Revised statutes the owner or owners am.
master Of said sicafrb boat forfeited and be-
cane liable % par the sum OF six hundred
and thirty dollars
That ell and singular the premises ARE
true sud within the admiralty and rsza-:
tina jurisdiction 1T the tinted states and
Of this HolSralsse Court
Aud praying that the said vessel ar
steRfai,ast rfay ae Condemned and -sla ia
fag the penalties sforVsaia with costs.
Aew, taersfsste. II pursuance Of the no
alfson under The seal Of the court sfSreSsif!
70 ne iireg,ed and delivered. do hereby
gife gt.esse notice 70 ali p.ersaas claiming
Ire szid sieasassazf- her etgsszss5'- boilers.
eif-. OF "a azsy manner interests. tae-es n
thS. thS * and spxcar before the saIri
lsssf-iez Eo1ss % Thursday. fie. - h tsaT ~
JEsy. A. y. isse. AZ % o'ci1ck IA the fors,-
sisss'n ct Fa2s Oar provided fise same shall
x s.sy Il iErssstlestasi, otherwise on The
Raxt aSy 81 jurisdiction ttsssezf fer. tier.
sissz there - tuEeryase Thxtr claims. aud 70
make lhesr allegations In that tslsalf.
nstad this esa s.2y of snsy. A. d. fs~s.
r. j. HAMILTON.
I'D ~ [. : Marshal fsz wash TER.
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FROM OLYMPIA.
work Of the Territorial Heard 81
Education Street improvements.

0iNNriA, luly t2--Thr Territorial Noaf,s
81 educatioa met in this CITY on Moasias
morning. all the mcnslxrS lelag prVse I'll
except Superintendent Morgan. " DO j.
conhned "a hts eed by = brokeu isirh
Much hard work has had ~ hs deae ~ the
tsosssf. II hsiuE ncecs>&Fy AZ thss session q,
prepare the foaT sets of Qucsstsas tur the
quarterly teachers examinations. BESIDES
examining the applicants for trFritors a
ccftshcates. The sessi.sn viii sssaiin0e ,ili
Friday night and possibly saturday night
betare all the work can he cumnietesi The
board has issued territorial csrsiaraIeS tn
the following Aprileasts
kdsth PECK iaeaaaef IDA =. uaghss, -
af1fes q, =. Harmon, SafSssnr. tssra
HinsAaw, Harrington. J. q Waterman.
Cascades; Fannie X Grimm. Saah.sralsh, !
nrtse,slf ieseEoys q ~ NtHre=. -kasos,i.
fab; Hiids 4. ksaesishl, Meth Yakima
Life diplomas were tssucss 10 the f,,liew.
fne l~rsons J " lleefasr. saenceassh.
CLARA Howard, uss Hsreay. ". u. Craw.
Asrs, and R.sss u kiev, spokane Falls. V
- Ssrsaher. Cheney q A, faans. ki'cps.
fsirr.
Was exteadei 10 Superintendent J, N
NarEaa
Esssgs-d. TAss W., The nsessstxsS u the
haA-ss .f ySfaraifzsa ~ Washington Teri
tafy. assembled, Do hcressF eSfrass aur
aytsspashy fns Superintendent : Il Nnyxaa
~ bis affection, stssspss resyesssas sat We
ranfassshfp daFius this asHeal ScsSioa.
siueefefy boring fss a sf<s.'F sSsssyxfy Sus
srsgaEassaa ~ physical si9iits e. EeSRsne
the iahvEs u his faf~etfaai POSITION asia1
he II
Efstfffxf That Ne, - HlesEsz-xs a. Fre
feachsas fraternity - INC rssisstssse iaai
s3ei districts. pledge ourselves % sd alsl
With all oar pewSzs Ia sdssasifE slsF
eausr AZ c<iacxflsn in VI ashsux*sa 7sfssnxx
Thx hoard L eampa<ea u thz tasacsfss
1HE1lsz1es Eus dlssesrs, IN. Neesssss
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Omaha Games Called because of
Heaf--Ea5n Eisewbcre-

Hest--Rain Elsewhere.
CINCINNATI. July I2.--cineinnati /, cieve-
land 2
Kassas CRY. July n. Kansas 5. Brook
lyHI
81 Iovis. July Ia-s'. Louis $. BaI,l.
more 3.
IorisvrrLE, July is--Athiesics I, Louis
Vile l.
t.mIcsso. July is.-The hague games At
pittsbufg and Detroit were postponed;
rain.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 12--iiire long home
run bin Ia the ninth to-day brought ia
enough to win the game. which was sharp
~ played throughout. Score: indiana.
polls ,. New York &. Batteries. -hrrYe
and Buckley for indianapolis and WEIGH
and Ewing Tor New York.
OMAHA, July l1.--The heat to-day was
Intense The ball game was called when
half over, the players not being able "a
stand the run AZ : u. m. the thefmoue-
Ter was lDs la the shade.
CHICAGO, July 2.--washington pounded
BFynon' delivery everywhere on fhe third
inning to-day. and Ryan took bis place.
lie Jared no better. and retired Ia the
fourth, brynon coming hack. II was no
use. The game all around was a miserable
one. with errors and iunblcs innumcrable.
score; Chicago ?, Washington ~ Bat.
teries, RrynSu. Ryan and bsriing for
Chicago. whitney and Mack for Washing
tan
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srOKANE's POPULATION.
3xactly ii.sss-Thc City Asked "a
Tax Ticket scaipers.

SPOKANE FAILS. July is--rhe Rsrieu
places the population 81 this city at II, Sss
This II regarded as a very conservative
estimate. The figures were carefully com
piled and are correct.
The Democratic county committee met
to-day and hxrd the convention for the
nomination of candidates for county Off
Ces on August u.
The Northcra Pacific has asked the city
authorities tocharye ticket scnlpers a heavy
Hcense. 50 ~ 10 abolish the abuse OF Slat
over privileges on second class through
Tickets 10 coast points. The local rates Via
Tacoma 10 Portland Il So and via wallula
Us. hat on the through rate only a. extra
trosn Spokane. fessans coming 10 spokane
are sised By the National Seaipcfa As
noctation 20 buy through tickets. which
can b. sold to advantage here, Thus auita
= business i done hy local scalper., 10 the
detyiment " the local business Of the rail-.
road. Instead Of getting SO or ~ 10 Port.
land it only gets s.
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CAUSING FAILING ~ rHE WOMB.
\oEru YAKIMA NAV n 1879

NRhRh tNhAAts ihth - I'M.
HE- EteENg JORDAN, seattle w. T.
Dear >ir;-Ahont twelve years ago, in
lifting heavy carpet, | strained my
self. which completely Frustrated me.
Not getting better, tired the use OF
alum, thinking TO contract the womb
and draw IL into place, which il did
but owing to the iniiamcd condition il
causei congestion and terrible pains.
AZ last the agony was so great con-
suited a physician, by whom | was
treated for five years, but instead 81
getting better grew worse continually.
\ complication Of female troubles yet
in, which almost set me crazy. Nv
stomach was in such condition that
| could not retain the most simple
food had fearful distress in the >tap,-
ach, and was continually heiching.
which was very annoying. Liver was
80 enlarged IL seemed ~ though there
was rope around me and | was being
eJst in two, and vas continually throw
ing up eiae. Ny kidneys were in A
fearful condition, aud Thought | was
going 10 have Br;ghts disease. Nv
0raste WAS very SCant and afforded no
reiset had 4 desire 10 irina,e confirm.
ally. Was never free from headache
4 seemed a. though the top of nay
head would come off. Had very Se-
we're bsckache, aud n constant and ter
Fat,se bearing down feeling, was in such
misery Isle ts,ame burden to me.
| consulted some Of the most eminent
physicians w the I niici State. among
whom vas ns. Pierre. (0f Pierre Nsst-
icsi hl-pcnssry. Buffalo. Y. W nr.
Eddie. ct nSweeo. y Y. whe so;a me
a. ether had. ttsy could not helm me
a.. with my Troubles hal career al
The womb sGd c0ald not be cured
Went 10 kesTStzl in Rcstoa. where
they strapped rae ~ the Operating
table. cllt asa sla>hed NE until /
thoasht ! shoaia die, and sid 4 that
dsd uet 10 they could uos help ne. /
confssue3 10 grus worse. have been
treated by physicians IN Springfield
>asSth Charleston. Findlzv, uhio. ana
Delaware, PsNtpcket and Providence
Il l., and WliEAmsnsic. Coma. sp,-
hsaciag dsctOrs ai al the oil Shoots
III pSaeEsce.
" hen I arrived "a Seattle. ". 7
every ons Vas iepsi With praise of p-.
=. f.tteeae 3cTslSa Aai his Hiss<s. ~.
isas .: srsItmenf. gr4>Ie,l AZ the
weri His,ase1stae rslusla ing tissue
Las 4 arsNnise nan grasns al 4
straw No0lsl asss rsst until saw Won.
A. The krss yssst l ~as szsoarayei.
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RACE-HoRsE BREAKS DOWN.
Emperor of Norfolk, Winner of the
American Derby. Disabled.

GulcAso, July i2--Emperor 81 Norfolk
broke down while being walked ~ Wash
ingten Park to-day. lie bowed a tendon
and Il badly hurt lie viii not race again
this year. aud possibly never again lie
viii be shipped TO Baldwin's indiana stock
farm tomorrow. A we'll knewn gambler
has been betting a basket OF champagne
against bottle every time the Emperor
has started that he would hrcak down.
The Emperor has many friends among the
sporting fraternity and great regret was
expressed at his probable permanent re.
ttrssfrrnt
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OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE Of BUSINESS
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International Hotel, Cherry street
Seattle. W. 7. Consultation free.
Office hours. from 10 TO 1 daily
evenings, 10 s; Sundays, 10 TO Il.
All durable chronic diseases, loss OF
manhood, blood taints, syphilis. gleet
gonorrhea, spermatorrhua. seminal
weakness and loss OF desire of sexual
power in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are coniidentially and sue.
cessfuiiy treated. Circulars sent free.
Most eases can receive home treat.
ment after a visit TO the doctors office.
tThe Drs. parrin also have n branch
Office at % Fifth street. Portland, Or,
where any III that vicinity can consult
theIn.l
\. B.-The doctors stay in this city
is limited, and those who desire Their
services should call at once.
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wALLA WALLA.



wxGs-a wAELs. Jaty l2--f;os. John Green
Iess yesserssay fur Ecsse barracks 70 re-
sunse eon1snssa3 Of that poet
Il takes the mail Just six says to eanas
fruza fasen 70 wsiia Usiis, distance a
e. miles, u goes fsF way 81 the ssand and
Portland.
Per the pest week therx hAs been coz
siderable arEumxnt here a. 70 which ws7s
Cleveland OF Harrison hats A telegram
received today from z. u. shEueg. sscre-
taFy Of the Sasia1si Democratic League,
says the peaFi bat ssth a bInrx hand 4 TIE
correct Democratic hat
A slx-yesx-ogd sea II spencer Crosse
died yesterday from eating too snsieh green
fFsgis
Another nHe rain visited this section 20
fsy.
j r. Eshelmau. 81 Esheiman. i-ieSeisyn
& Co. seattle. Is booking over the valley
tie yesterday purchased y. ". -zaale's tue
biack buggy feafa to take home.
Rd. Lyons. trainmasser 81 the q. X 4 y.
yesterday examined employees In reference
q, the new signals and other usw rtxcjz,
ft<sTs A II t..sas.esf eas4<f4f-ff.rtis
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AnrICE TO MOTnERs.

Yrs WIDsIDws %oaflIiiz -yTFlp. Tor cEllI-
ssren teefhiug, Is The prescription Of Que OF
the t-ess fesnals. nnrses aid physicians I'm
TIE United states. and has been used for
fosfF seaxs with neyer-faiiinz success By
millions Of mothers for their children.
Daring the process 81 teethisg tts value Is
inealcaiabie II relieves the child from
pain cures dysentery sad disrrsltea, grip
lag r. the bowels and wind collie. BY giF-
lssr health TO this child it rests the mother.
Prize &c bottle. apitaNiy
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Nonmoash ParL Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July i2-Tiie tack
was fast to-day.
The first race FRED q. won. Bsait second.
Indy Primrose third.
one and one-esghth mills - irSerwiek
wen, Goodloc second, Taragon third: time.
ishS
One ani three-aaaftcfsm mile Firenxl won
Eikuood second. EuruH third: time Osi
fhres-qnaftes fntle--iackawanna won.
iIupsatonlc second. Freedom third: time,
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ADVERTISING DOCTORS.
A Palpabie Reason Why They
should Not All Ee Adjudged
Impost0rs.

Is is invariably the rule that among
advertising doctors, one out of hun
bred performs the cures and relief he
adyertises to, and among those few
who cure. Drs. Darrin stand in the
lead. Their testimonials alone are
sufficient 10 bear witness 10 the fore
going assertion, and il is doubtful
whether among the thousands of ad-
vertising doctors in the country there
is single one who has met with such
imminent success as those above
quoted, as the following extracts OF
testimonials will show:
NAMES THAT CAN BE REFEREED TO
Mrs. A. +. WEIGH, Nooksack, w. r.,
general debility and catarrh Her
husband cured also Of pain in his
back.
Mrs. Myra Weaverling, Ais Jackson
street, Seattle. W. T., cured OF severe
inflammation of the eve.
John Il. Doughterty, Roach Harbor,
w T., hydrocele enteriy cured and re-
moved BY one operation in five min
utes.
II. A. Johnson, Mckenzie House.
Seattle, W. T., Had suffered the ''tor-
lnents of the damned" with the asthma
John Violin, stuck Junction. w. T..
Deafness and discharging ears cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend.
W. I. Crosseyed from paralysis OF
the outer muscles of the eye. Cured
by one operation and treatment.
John Mullen, White River, w. t..
weak eyes With constant pain over eye
and ball. Cured.
.tt,. n.s,sof
eross-eyed. Cured in two operations.
Deafness and catarrh also cured.
Mrs. Mevie Gebfort, W. L. Boy
wears old, deaf since 16 months old.
niseharging ears and catarrh entirely
cured after several treatments.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague, W. t.,
catarrh and bronchitis, general debili-
ty, etc. Cured. His wife cured also
of dropsy and varicose veins and milk
leg.
Eula Gregg, Seattle. W. T., both
eyes turned in so as to be horribly
cross-eyed. Cured in two operations.
5. F. Hoskinson, Port Blakeley, w.
T., sciatie rheumatism. Cured.
William Little, Seattle, W. T., pain
in his chest of over years standing.
Entirely cured by electromagnetic
treatment.
Mrs. A. J. Quentai. 1861 Railroad
street, Tacoma, w. r., stoppage of
tear duct, causing tears to overflow
down the cheeks. Cured by one oper-
alton.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Day, Port Madison. W.
T.. throat difficulty, cured.
ID. G. Widden, Seattle, w. T., deaf
ness: hearing restored
John VI. Romeyer, Palace restaur-
ant, Seattle. W. T., sciatic rheuma-
tism; cured by the electromagnetic
system.
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yopTHWARD BOND.


r. Mns19ek Gstn2 - AtoA18 Akses
sh~ cspenre1 sessssers-
The sszx Nss<5tk. nndef coEza@1d O
rssezEn pssiz Gilmore. viz leave e1rfJ
rs. sso-utnx se~ ssxka- Aia<xa, sssd<s
sssrser ~ &c rnit<d sta*Es xosssnns7s
h sz,a sAe ssszs so< Sscssed sealing se1<snsz-
e-s 10 tfssx ron - ~ sod - auefzou- Cap
sxlz TknnnsS Wright who kzs been AZ
frssssd Eepu<v rntsess s<a>es Nsvshai. 70
s4xg charge ef tho sef,Osu~rx- viii 80 ca
he tz.x ns T4izs 81 Ane<1<nfs HzsErss so
Cs1eaan Hi<ks - pilot IN Esxzzzh waters.
Tss< so1,Dx iE1 ssxsaea have been sznp1csec
- rs nnr1h 70 sfeer she scngnzse-s dsxu-
WElEssra Harrhy- Peter 9er1. capsain Nc
Aver. r. UBriez. p H. Eenxsr- ] :. Boffn.
Al <rzssh snd q u Rowe. Mrs. Gilmore
wifi xeeornpany the eNyExsfz 90 tise trip.
wnseh viii serrpy asuszs thrss yeehs:
zs< The ss<1Eer. aftr- getting sn Der
ssssrss saS yroszsiszs Su t>14r5- xtut usher
t:se enases yesterday 80 t&ke ezocxh coal %
saet her tAe entire TIP
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Seattle, Lake Shere & Eastern
Railway Company.
CHANGE OBS TINTE.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY AtvH.
~ Ixs>. and until further notice, trains
viii ran - y-er schcsialc below. connecting
81 Onion Ray With steamers en- Lake Wash
ingrrE- and q. Climax with Stages 70 and
from Fan City and Sno-sna,rase Hop Ranch
Passengers leaving seattle af 80 q ra- csn
iEg. ztzi By leaving latter point by stage IN
morning can reach seattle At ssi0 p m,
sarse day.
"A" daily.
.-B'' tsslg exert sunday.
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lErruDecuxly known a. the salmon River
ASnex'st il Uxans,xan cassnty. Washington
Territory. ard ali river points n- the e prey
Columbia river. Big Bead exuntry. Lake
tisessn. wesasrhsa zad Mefhcu VALLEYS.
Stages Of s:si< lire viii leave EiienseErv On
and after Wednesday, Jniy =, twice = week.
cnunectis~ 81 Port Eaten ~ miles cast
with steamers ga the Columbia riFer ply
ing kesu cen thai pesu. and paints ca The
Columbia and sakaBcg1n MYERS. where
fsaaSoapIix aud EnAy City. Ia TIE s,rzrt u
tie fainfrsz zsssrzrsS rnssi further notice
rates viii 10 rs follows: FrrSs EllsrstIsi-z
10 shines Passenger fare. SIS. rseass ca
boat. % sssHfs: freSgfs, per ten. Sc faF
fHrshsr i1ia~mztson apply - general otssce,
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HANGED BEFORE DAYLIGHT.
Execution Of Murderer stnnyard al
Columbus, Ohio.

eogranus, O., July I3.-EbeneSer stan.
yard, the Youngstown. Ohio. murderer,
who killed his sweetheart, Alice Hancock,
cariy ia lss7. was hanged In the Columbus
renlientiary at o'clock this morning
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NOTICE.

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