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Mrs. LanGtry Again in Luck.
A RICE VEIN OF SILVER STRUCK ON HER PROPERTY

IN NEVADA.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia special from Carson, New,
says: some TIVE months ago the contractors In
boring an artesian well for Mrs. Langtry, the
North Carson mine Is situated, came on a forrna-
ton OF rock which lay between the clay walls.
This formation was 50 hard that the drill bounced
up, and IL required seven feet OF drilling TO pene-
trate and reach under the clay wall. When the
deors or the rock came out IL attracted the atten-
ton OF the D0rerS A few ounces OF the rock were
taken 10 the Bullion and Exchange bank, where 1t
was aSsayed. The assay was $40 ton OF rich
silver ore. Since then experts having been making
examlnatlonS, seeking to trace the VEN 10 ltS
Groupings and determine the character OF the IN
closing walls. Discoveries last week seem 10 show
that the ledge runs ali the way from eet TO l2O
feet thick. The excitement over the discovery Is
now great, and 1t y probable much OF the ledge
runs through Mrs. langtry's land. She bored for
water and struck silver
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AralsRlED.

CHAPMAN-THoMPsoN. February @, 1885, by
Pastor J. ID Still Dos street southeast. Mashfng.
toa, d. c. JAMES KARkl CHAPMAN, VI >slela,
Roanoke County, Va, TO Mise LlLxlE POWELL
lhOMtScS. " Portsmouth Va
DEEBLE-B aGaS. Al the residence OF the brides
parents. " wilmington. Delaware February b, isse, by
and CORA. daughter VI James II. Besl-. -
FREE-UTcHELL. ON February r. 1SSS by Rev.
jos T. Kelly. q Fourth Presbyterian Church J. n
FREk Jr, TO Miss MAGGIE MiTCHkLL
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NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-DiStrict Attorney Fellows
returned from Washington to-day, and said that
he would make no decision In the GOuld.Sage case
to-day. IL was learned from an authentic source
that he would place the evidence against the mag
mates before the grand jury this afternoon.
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ROME. Feb. 13-AdvIces from Massewah say
that the railway has been completed TO Dogali
and that regular trains are running over 1t. The
Italian military depot has been transferred to
Dogali. Gen Genes brigade with the artillery,
has taken up position two Kilometres west OF
DegaI.
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T#onAs C,RLY1r.s Wire

Once shrewdly remarked There's no knowing
what NJ Carlyle might have been but 70, dys-
pePsiA-" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause of
his gloom and irritability. Had be taken Ayre's
Pills he would have been a healthier and
hsppier man
Il vas q srsst sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation I had no appetite. became
greatly deeilitstsd. and va. continually
afflicted with Headache and Dizziness After
trying various rsrnsdiss. nnslly began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID. N. Lo~sn. Wilmington. Del.
AYERS PILLS.
Prspsrsd by Or. . O. Aver Co. Loveu Mass
Sid By all Drrszists and Dealers in MEDICINE.
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w ASAMAKER'S

IL paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things for md
summer and nidviuter. furs and Lawns, Ioboggan
Sheds snd 0fnghaMs, Skstes and Hamburg EiuDrold-
cries, Oyercoats and Muslin Underwear are equally IA
Tie minds Of retail buyers 10 meet all these elements
The dress stus for future wear opening In your
FRENCH sATEENs
They're on hand Not the highest cost. 81 cents
ylrd You need not know the makers; call them
wANAMAHEk's, for we control this market on them.
This Is the hub Of the Sateen trade iou may get a
notion from the fact hst the 10000 yards in
day only fourth of Q single order. And then
other orders both sides of the Watch the
and you will know how great they
Fifty three plain shades. Gobelins and mahogany.
red and baby blue. serpent and cresn: rain
bows divided and multiplied And for figures, stripes
With trailing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about. stripes holding up plaids, paids with over
Ilalds; palm patterns. and double os involved Ike
Ibis rattle about styles MAY do you some good Not
much unless IL brings you TO see the stufa
eoLoREp HENRIETTAs
HenYietta Cloth In Colors That means wool fling-
thread woven q silk WARP The silk worm and the
thsusand miles away has yoked them fast together.
We show 80 colors- price. sl.25 yard. 80 inches
wide
Ther. Il science and art I'm these srufa The pro-
portion Of the nbers Is rht They don't slip on the
wary. You cen make button holes that button and
that hold And eelors Your eye rests only
Wool but the sheen 10 ike silk Intutiye refinement
Alone catch the nne touch Of color shown BY these
shades
order By mail anything In the store
JOHN wANAMAKER
dl7-6m Philadelphia.
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The failures throughout the country during last
week number. for tue United states, S37, and for
Canada, SO, or total Of go, as compared with o
total Of go last week, and SAT the week previous
to the last
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Killed by q RObber in Open Day.
4 FARMER MURDERED IN ILLINOIS WHILE HIS FANo
ILv WE'RE AT CHURCH.


lLr WE'RE AT CHURCH.
Major g. VI. Guthrie, wealthy farmer near Ma
r1ssa, Ill, was murdered sunday. At 10 a. m the
family went TO church, leaving Major Guthrie
alone in his house. AT IL O'Clock, when one Of his
daughters entered the house, she found the dead
body OF her father lying on the moor of the sttinr
room. Neighbors were summoned. and an exani-
nation Of the premises showed that after the Iam-
lily left MIN Major Guthrie began TO shave himself
In his bedroom. While he was thus engaged the
house " as entered by thief. The Intruder was
discovered. and the farmer siezed pistol which he
kept In bureau-drawer. The bedroom showed
that violent struggle took place. and the burglar
and his victim staggered out into the sitting
Here the thief seized the revolver and shot Major
Guthrie through the breast. killing him. de
robbed the body OF a gold watch and $50. An at
tack was made on small safe In the sitting room,
but resisted the effort Of the thieG, who used an
axe and cruwbar. The theory IL that the thief
expected TO secure the keys and rob the safe.
Guthrie was reported 70 have large sum Ia the
safe. Apoase Is securing the country for the muir
derer.
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Al advsgss vote In The Italian parliament hes
psec1pitated . cAblpee crixiA
oeveA negroes and ~ whitsA convicted Of psety
laroenieA were whipped with from nve e. ten
lashes ea6h ct New c6afaA Dsi., SATURDAY.
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A WOMAN AffAcgsD ~ An EAolR Last week
ln Marion Cor q G., large eagle caughs . hen
neaf TIE fesidence Of Ma Elizabeth Berry, and
prucee10d 70 eatit on the spot MA Berry, who Is
seventy -four years old, attacked the bird, watch
released its prey and seized the old lady by the
nesh. Ma Berry fell down ana screamed. the
sagle hsld O. Untal NJ. Berry ran up ana cut its
head a.
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The Courts,

CIRCUIT CouRr No 1-.Judcs HoyMes.
To-day, Cammack Agt. server; judgment con.
fex3ed. King agt same; do. Schneider agt, Key.
scr; motion fol new trial nle1 Gray ct al agt.
Presbrey; order for commission to take testimony.
Lane Melneti agt Baldwin: trial resumed.
CnCuTT COURT No. 2-yud0s Asfrtck
Today Moses a0f Tayi0r. Mil reauunod
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Rassr A. P.s,. Romance.


WIDOW
The death OF Mrs sarSh rimlra shelton. who
died saturday az No 1000 Fast Clay street. Rich
moad. and was Inferred yesterday. revivcs recol-
lections or Nirgiaias great poet and iaf>vutsr,.
Edgar 4 Poe. This lady was the only one who
could speak aathcritatively Of the last few months
roe spent IN Richmond. NrsN shelton was iB the
SEVENTY -eighth year of her age al the time OF her
Seath When Poe was preparing GO enter the Cni-
vefsity 90 Virginia In ISIS, he trst met this lady.
whose maiden name was Sarah klmira koys;er.
foee sddresses were rejected AMI she married q
merehant n med shelton. Poe afterward married
us cousin, Mss Virginia Clcmnl on May l0 ls.sk
she oied In New YORK January % ls4s. In July.
ls4s Poe returned 20 Rirhmend ana finding his
mrs ioNe Then a widow he renewed his attentions,
anu ~ was ru,norcd that an engagement existed
between them. THIS Mira shelton denied u h
s.ated however, that r9e In letter 20 his mother
in-lsw, Mrs GLENN. irNormed her that his mar
1sge IN Richmond would take place In octocsr,
1874 The espected bride was supposed 20 ne Mrs.
sheiton. Poe lefl Richmond september ~, pre-
sum ably 10 brins Mis- GLENN TO Richmond 20 Wit
ness the marriage cereInuny. A reW days later
came ne news a his Illness IN Baltimore hospi-
lal. and on october the sad Intelligence ef 6ls
d,ath was received. and Nrs> shelton Immediately
went into fnaurDinQ
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Chance % rhink 60 Over.

IRON the New lofk oun
She latter an oner,-"you pay me the greatest
compliment a woman can hear, Mr.. Paysnadvance,
but must give you refusal"
He On the real estate line, eagenyl-sFof now
long, until tomorrow night?"
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One class you will miss In Cuba-not only In
shops but everywhere else--is the women work.
ers The most sensible and often the handsomest
OF women can be found occupying places OF trust
In American mercantile establishments and
officsS In all Havana but one place Is noticed
where white women are employed. This is at
modiste's on Gale de Obispo, and these are a
Scraggy lot indeed Women In cuba are ladies,
washerwolien, or demi-m0nde Shopping Ii done
by the fair senoras or Senortas In the afternoon,
and one VIII then certainly see beautiful women.
they are neither nippant nor trifing In their pur
chases as In some countries. No salesman would
dare gOsslp with them, suggest for them, or Chat
tingiy enter upon discussion or their affairs. Nor
neighbors Intentions. They seem TO know just
what they want and go straightway and get 1t.
The turnouts are very gay; thousands OF women
meet mingle, and pass greetings, but there seems
to be general understanding here that shop is
not Just the place in which ladies should entertain
one another.
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PAINS AND WEAKNESS

IniAllisbs AntidOts TO Pain. Inflammation and Weak
sess. the CUTICuRA ANrLPAIN PLASTER The
arst and only pain subuns Plaster % cents fl3Sl6
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John Murphy was arraigned IN . poaics court 10
New York yesterday on charge Of having Forged
about $3.50 worth Of tickets to the recent sx-dayS
go-as4you-please walk 1t Aadison square Garden.
He confessed md was held fog trial
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Russian atsempts 20 noas sovegAmnt lea1
have been unsuccessful
senger ct the suggestion q Spain, 70 e6gTaeIlase
the pope On his Jubuee
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Ffofn Inc Jewelers. Weekly.
only few days ago In the travelling bag Of a
tourist just arrived was n very innocept-loosing
piece OF toilet soap. which would never have BEEN
given a second glance by the inspector n az had
not been for the evident anNiet, displayed by the
owner OF the bas 90 set ~ back. Almost ashamed
OF himself the officer pulled out his pocket knife
and attempted 60 pierce that cake OF soap The
traveiers Jaw tel aud the officers knife biade met
an CONSTRUCTION at about the same tine. There
Mere llst shoO0 worth q rubies and diamonds In
side VI that parIly used cake!
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Tracks B.oeked All Nixhs.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 13.-Eieven cars OF an
east bound freight train On the pennsylvania
Railroad were wrecked at Rohrerestown last night
by broken rail-. The tracks were blocked all
night. Jacob ID. Webster, brakeman, was slightly
injured.
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Ma JAV 0ouID Oouno HoNR.-Inteilirence has
Tea receiveo In London that Jay could let Alex.
andrfa on his yacht Atalanta Freay. He viii mo-
coed from Liverpool In asteamer OF the Cunard line
He hopes TO be a. homo n month. Ne b anxious
70 return TO Work.
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From the St Louis Globe peaoer.t
Congressman oNetl says there was a wen 40
irishmsn up On oFalea street, near BID Ne Mar.
ket, In ST Louis who found himself about 90 pass
away BIS name was Maloney. lie sent for his
old friend oConnor TO come ana make his Vim
Everything was in readiness and the dying man
said:
.Put down sseo TOR masses up at 81. laurence
The pen SCRATCHED away and then Mr.. o'yonaor
'.what MKT, Mr.. Maioneyg-
Have We that down. MIR. oConnorf.
81 have, Mr., Maloney. What MKT
. arut down SO for 81. Louis Orphan Asylum"
~Put down 81. 900 for me erether Pat He dent
made H. but IT'S all the same I cant carry it wid
.whst Mkt. MI Maloney.-
20 the wS<k went on soiemnly and slowly, the
dying maA bringing himself up with an effort 10
the tass, and Mr.. OCehnor stopping ROW and then
TO dr>s his finger across his nose and sniff sympa-
theneally. Finally the dying man said family:
al think that's all have 70 WILL
o'Connor footed up the items looked at the bas.
ance In the nttle old bank book and said:
..Ne, MI. Maloney, there's tin dollars VT
The dying man lay absorbed In thought fer
few moments and then he said;
-.OConnor put down that TIN dolTArs TO spind
with the byes at me rineraL"
OConnor began 10 write; then ne stoppa1
and asked softly:
.Mr. Nal0ney, shall put IL down to sp,nd going
The dying man lay very quiet for few moments
as he studied the problem and then with an effort
replied:
"O'Connor. put down tin dollars to spind goin' to
tae FUNERAL for then IN ee Wild ye.'
Two Years Trip 0f q Bicycle Rider.
Shelton Conn. Dispatch tothe \. Y. sua Feb l2.
W. s. Maltoy, champion bicyclist, arrived home
on saturday night from two years trip around
the world. The citizens o. this borough and OF
Birmingham met him al tue depot IN Derby. and,
headed by brass band escorted him TO the home OF
his father. E c. Maltby. lie occupied barouche
Win the warden OF the borough and other digni-
tarieS The route was Illuminated with red ire
ana Roman candies and cheers greeted the young
champion on all sides.
Mr.. Maltby is twenty -one years old He left
nome on January T. 1ss6, and went TO san Fran
cisco, giving exhibitions at verai cities the
way. he went TO Honolulu, exhibiting his skill
before King halakaua, and thence TO Auckland.
view zealand, sydney ,sMeibourne, Adelaide, las
mania ana all the principal cities In Australia,
Java, singapore, calcutta, central India, through
tne suez Canal TO Port said Egypt, Gibraltar 10.
SraNeSenu, England, " lie places along the route
ne took- In England, Scotland and Wales he gave
numerous exhibitions OF his skill and then he
went 10 Paris In his trip he rode his wheel before
INDIAN princes, several Of the crowned heads OF
Europe, and before large assemblies Of people. lie
orlnSs nome many tokens OF appreciation from the
native princes In the shape OF diamond Rugs, &c.
one OF the most perilous rides ever undertaken
was MS performance on a single wheel on the
rarapet wall at Aberdeen, Scotland.
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a MetcOrss FalI.

erom the Elizabeth City ~ 4, ralsou rehs
About 10 O'Clock last Friday night lar,se meteor
fell into Pimlico Sound. about SIX miles south VI
Chickamacomico near Gulz shoal it lighted up
that section 81 the country Tor miles with great
bTilhaney, and when IL struck the water must
nave exploited, as IL made a reporI like the nring
OF a cannon -
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DoBBrss ELECTRIC Soar.

DOBB1NS ELECTRIC 0OAP.
HE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN The WORLD.
IT 10 STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY
twenty years Aso has never been modified changed
IN the slightest This sosp 10 identical in quality TO-
esy with that made twenty years ago
contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
h6rshfens eolors and bleschss whites
h~sshes fanneis and blankets as no other soap in
tbs world aoes-wIthout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
and White and like pew
READ THIS TWICE
There is great saving Of time o: labor Of soap, of
fuel and u the fabric where poLbins Electric sssp is
used sseordinx 10 directions
One trial will demosst,ats ito Treat merit twill
psy ysu 10 make that trial.
Lie al best things At 10 extensively initiated and
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insn upon DoBsIxy Electric Don. Jake Mas-
netic. flectre-MAric, Philsdelphis Electric any
other maud. simply because II cheap They will ruin
elesAes. and are desr II any price Ask for
DODDINs Electric
md take no otter Nearly every from Maine to
Nehiso hseps 1t in stock yours hasn't it. he viii
ssasr from has nearest Wholesale srocsr.
kssd carefully the inside wrapper around each bar.
and Be CAREFUL to Follow pireetisns each outside
wrappsr- You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Iryins for NOurssn this cid reabls. and truly
DosnIEs' Electric SOAP d7-sa
SozoDoxr.
A oEATfrrL DOOR
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth By TIE arsuaa,sc
sozopoSr
Which the teeth ss white and ~ rsdisn. AZ pol
shed porcelain and contains Ingredient thas 10 no
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THs GEsursK lxposrep
CARLSBAD sPRupfL WATER
AND

AND
sPREDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsfs
APERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt. Rheumatism Diabetes. and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of iuitztions
1t has given me better satisfaction than anything
which have ever nsed"-Prof seeeen. University Of
Vienna
I have used II for years with remarkable success"
Prof.. Hiawazsk
Write for DR. Toboldt's lecture Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before Ninth International Medical
Congress. mailed free upon application
kIsNER MESDELsoN CO.. Sole Agents Bar
clay st. New York a2-m,wSf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Ntock Mark,

New York MOCK Market.
The following sre the opening and closing prices Of
thu New York Stock Market reported by special
wire ~ Corson and siacartney. 14l9 Y street.
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RANGE OF rHR THRRMONKrER.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
H. "a; p. m. 81: maximum. %: minimum, "a
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Nrnvrs, Nrnvrs.
What terrible visions this little word brings before
the eyes Of the nervous
HEADACHE NEURALGIA
ISDIGEsIIoN sLEEPLEssNEss.
NERVOUS PKosTRATIoN.
An stare them In the face Yet all thess nervous
troubles can be cured By usins
PNSE's CELERY COMPOUND.
Tor fhs Nervous, the Dsbiiitssed. the Assd.
THIS GREAT NERVE TONIC
so contains the best remedies diseased conditions
Of the Kidneys. Liver. and Blood. which
always accompany nerve troubles
lis Nerve Tonic an Alternative. Laxative. and
piuretic. That whyit
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAN.
sloo . Bottle. Send for full particulars
WILLS. RICHARDSON / Co., Propr.sors
Burlington. VI
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A RRQcurfoN poR TwESfy-EIGHr Mex-0ov
Wilson, Of West Virginia, issued q reqa:sition on
GOV. Bucknef, Of Kentucky, for twenty eight men.
who are CHARGED with having participated In the
killing OF william Dempsey IN Logan County, this
state on the 10th OF last month n Q night between
the Hatnelds and McCoyA
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ARMY ORDERa-Maj Frank T. Bepnett, I'd in
fantry, and Capt. Leopold o. Parker 1st infantry,
have been ordered to return to their homes to
await retirement First Lieut. Chas. Mcclure
18th infantry, has been granted fifteen days ex-
tension of leave of absence.
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Made smooth Soft. velvety and Trans
NANNA-s parent by using seabury's HydronaYh-
1AXDs thol soap an ele<ant. highly yerftned
AND lnsdic1nAl soap. prescribed aud ENDORSE
HaEya BY leading Ply siciADs for skin and See In
STfN Ah.ctions Of every description. Put up
In elegant decorated tin boz, and sold by
al aruggists 81 rs cents cake.
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Geo c. Russell treasurer o. the Rice "Evaoge.
nnep CO., died in Baltimore saturday night Of
pneumonia at the Carrolton Hotel His remains
Wtn % taken 20 Boston for burial
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. Cam
mack to W. Overlook. sub lots to IL, SO. 60;
So. 900. Joseph Auerbach to Emma Z. Mann, sub
A. 50. SIS; =. Sallie Knott to A. Knott, lot 3S,
P. b. I. & DIS addition to West Washington; $3.50.
p. g. Sauer 10 j. NJ. Herfurth, pit sub az. SO. 485;
$1,000 Eliza c. simmons ct al TO R. I: Morsell ct
al. in trust, pit 2, 81. I5S; s. c. II. simmons ct
al. to same, same property; =. H. L. Mann to
Thee. Z. DaviS lot 4. SO. IT'S; -. r. Roberts
to Eseck II. Carver, pit 2, SO. 361; $500. w. E.
Thomas to Thomas 2. Luckett, sub 80, 50. 924;
$1,000 Josephine L. Warfield to Ella l. Warfeld,
sub II to l3 so. 60; g.. sub lot JOB and 104 So.
240; s.. James OLeary 70 John Miller, sub 3 SO.
zoo; $500. c. X. Chappell 70 Mary q shoemaker,
IN acres in county; S3l& W. c. Mayse to R. C.
Warthen, sub 100, SO. AS; $4,000.
TIE vooDoo DoCroR CoNvIcTsD.--tn the Crimi-
nal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, the ease Of
w. Warren, alias Theodore ThomaA alias d.. VIM.
BROOKS was placed on trial on an inctment for the
larceny OF % from the person Of Anna Prott In
october last, and was speedily convicted Mr. ].
Mcdowell Darlington appeared for him, and the de-
tense was that she gave him the money. Brooks
testtned that the woman called him In ana said
her husband was unfaithful, and he agreed TO put
q spell on him to keep him at home, and he then
had her produce her husbands pantA hang them
over horseshoe, and repeat some words he told
her.
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DEATH or A BALTIMORE PoLIrrcIAN.-Dr. WIN. T.
Thornton died In Baltimore saturday from cencus-
sion OF the BRAIN being the result OF fall from
e-oovered doorstep. He was prominent In poll
tics and was member OF the city council. IL was
he who was supervisor OF election three years
ago and who won more than local notoriety by
his declaration that his idea Of his duty In the
lection OF judges OF erection was 20 take the strong
eSt democrats and the weakest republicans. he
leaves family and small fortune
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IxrRRxAL-RRvESuE AProNrxfsn.-T Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to-day appointed sturekeepers
and gaugers as follows: Vim. Daniel and 8. n.
Levi C. Cranfill, AlOnzo Deal, Joel I. Ferguson, r.
II. Grimm, r. g. Johnson JOS H. Reyis, ]. NJ. Mac
Ginnas and avery ID. Shuford, In the NTH district
of North CarDffna
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cREATIsG CJSsTERsATgoS ksoSs THs OTHER AM.
MAILS IN sANGERs CIRCUS IN LONDON.
pack " wolves broke from their cage IA the
stables OF sangers circus In LONDON yesterday,
and the el plants eaInels. horses and other AMI
mails confined IN the building became Wild with
terror as the escaped brutes dashed among them.
the keepers experienced great dificulty IN nber-
atihg the elephants. caInels. a., which u was
necessary 10 do In order 10 prevent iheir being
Jurcd and 10 facilitate the ieSture OF the wolves,
but That was nnallF done. ana the wolves were
trapped In corner OF the stable. where they were
ferociousiy deyourng a horse they lad slain. The
wolves are extremely heice snd DEFY the efforts az
the attendants 10 rec,ge them. though there Is
little danger that they ca escape from the stable.