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excitement, many in the room, especially the
gamblers who are playing for plays sake aud
not for .he money, are flied with something
more material and marked ~ its eject
Absnths Is the usual liquid of these gamblers
SUICIDE.
a writer tells Of seeing fsi- y rcd young
Englishnan, almost boy "a ears, but
ancient in experiences OF not very clevutng
sort. spring up Disguised from The tables
aft.r n peculiarly cooperating streak of
III luck
"What need is tone,n he NUT; tered, aud
he straishtwny proceeded TO furnish himself
with the necessary tone by the very cOpious
Use Of nbsinthe lie was quite reckless He
had lost over years allowance at the tables,
was hopclcssly involved in debt and was
very rapidly proceeding on the easy road to
the dogs.
lie drank aJsinthe all the afternoon
Curiously enough, the tone he sought was
not forthcoming
The fact b., be died five hours after he quit
the tables.
lie had killed himself undoubtedly lie
had mixed sirychrue with his absinthc. He
lid not want 10 l.upwn after hia death that
he WIS self murderer so he ostcutatiously
drank huge quantities of absinthc all the
afternoon thinking that his death would be
attributed 10 that cause.
70 was y his mother "Ahsinthe 700
rapid living, and heart disease saiyrinduced
by excessive excitement said the ucrvcess
doctor 10 his heart broken mother. who had
instantly started from England for Monte
Carlo on the news Of her sons death.
THE physician knew botter,
But physicians at Monte Carlo have to lie
80 often tnnt they get used 10 IL.
Few people die natural deaths at Monte
Carlo
Bless you. my boy, no.
Tho losers, that II those who are ruined,
usually shoot themselves Some prefer TO
dcuar. this life 10y means Of poison. There
were righty-seyon suicides at Monte Carlo
last season, "a large proportion OF whom were
women.
WOMEN At MONTE CARLO
At least 9th OF the players at Monte
C-s'lo ere women. And eager gamcstcrs they
are. They ARE clever enoughnt play, and are
always looking ont FOR cheating ON the part
Of the bank. IN; thcy are selfish, disputa-
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He has been in Jail for eighteen months. lie
is not man of education, as few boodlers
are. hut he had the faculty. as all boodlers
must have, of getting his claws on the public
money
Mike Mcdonald is all powerful in Chicago
Whether he will allow his brother to be
again convicted is not altogether an unan-
swerable question.
ABOUT LUTTGEN.
Some ten OF more years ago marriage IN
high life occurred at st. Thomas church,
New York. The groom was Frederick Will
lam Luttgen. godson of tho late Emperor
Frederick William Of Germany, and called
by his familiaTs prince William The
bride was Anna Marshall, and her father
was violently opposed to the match.
The bride and groom settled IN Ruther-
ford. y. J. There they made friends aud
became prominent soci1l.y. They lived
happily for two years, whom the little god
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mark OF Christian civilization, TO approach
this awful question with tenderness, mercy
and fear.
"As you hope that the great Judge of all.
in your last extremity, will heed your plea
for mercy. render in this hour your duty TO
this poor creature, his child, your sister and
mine, in the great brotherhood Of Gods
love. for with what measure you mete it
shall be measured TO you again
At twenty minutes To o'clock the jury
filed out of the court room To decide upon
a question of life and death OF human
being, and that human being woman. The
Judge ordered recess till >. The spectators
were therefore obliged 10 go outside The
woman. whose fate was in the hinds OF the
twelve men celebrating in another room, sat
in her place, her eyes swollen with we l,ing
At times she would burst into tears; al other
times she would seem TO be praying.
At o'clock the doors were thrown omen
and the crowd rushed In. The prisoner
started and looked about her nervously. The
judge came from his private room and took
his seat with judicial solemnity. 1t was near
the shortest day OF tho year-thc bleak De
cember, and the gas lights were burning in
the court room in a few minutes the doors
swung open aud the jury were led 10 the
jury box. The attorneys took their seats;
the prisoner entered the prisoners pen, and
then followed for few moments that I'M
pressive stillness, that suspense wllicl follows
the announcement OF decision bscween lfo
and death.
Then cana the calling of the roll, the iis
ing of the twelve IN their places, the injmc-
ton Of tho judge: Jurors, look up1a the
prisoner: prisoner, Loo; upon tine jurors" and
tho question:: "How say you, Mr. Foreman,
do you find The prisoner at tIc bar. "a all
Jane Nhitclins, in tho manner ard form rs
She stands indicted. guilty or not guilty7
Under the awful decision that was g come
from their lips the woman bent She covered
her face with her handkerchief. and thus
waited FOR the words Of the jury. .,
I'VE find her guilty
The penalty for murder in Pennsylvania IS
hanging, but there are many who do not be-
liere Mrs. Whiteling Will be hanged.
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sori bner's Magazine
FOR 1859

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The RAILROAD ARTICLES will be con
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Mr. ROBERT LOUIS sTEVENsON's serial
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The brief eud papers 9rittcn last year BY Robert
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Many valuable LITERARY ARTICLES will
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some money he supposed to be in the family,
and which he thought he could set through
his wife After discovering that this was
impossible it is claimed that he commenced
system Of cruelty that would shock II
fiend. Mr. Luttgen is a member Of the
bansing house OF August Belmont q Co.
This fact alone will undoubtedly tend TO
make tho dvorce proceedings cause ce.ebrc.
GEORGE DIDwELL
George Bidwell, WHO astonished the world
aud mystifled financiers 10y outwltting the OIL
cials OF theBanl OF England some fifteen years
ago, is now ticket-of-leavc man in New
York city, and has published minute ne
count OF his crime It is a sad story, and
ought TO be an elective one 70 men tempscd
TO err a. lie di1; Tor b. was Tie mos. talcated
of swindlcrs and ye. be WAS can ut AMI suf-
fercd fourteen years imprisonment He is
now - years old. and. ;aoJCa in soH gen.
eral heaEh, is sonewEE. Lame nj h@G a lady
twisted wrist and hard-the Offices Of long
familiarity with manacies and gives Ho
DIES Sns devoting the proceeds of his bool; AID
lectures beyond bare living for himself
ana wife, TO securing the release OF his
brother Austin, Who vc3 tried and received
a lite sentence at the sane time with himself,
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harris rather curly.
and he has some Of
the du Ky hue Of
Africa ~ his skin;
nevertheless, he X
nm elegant fellow.
lt will bring "a
smile To- tine fuces
II people in Cali
fornia and Canada
and in England 90
know that the doc
tor mas been taken
in Victoria, b c.,
and W llbe brought
back after having
i.u.n fr..nf..l far
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few out Of the
window and has
not been seen in
the domestic circle
since.
Mis-. Luttgen has
left her husband
and sues for q di-
yorce. She has
three children
W n O ~ ie has
brought way with
h err. Her com
plant is cruelty.
She AYERS that her
husband was aftor
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Not Doing Her Duty.

"Absalom, said Mira Rambo, as her erratio
husband came home late at night again,
"what terrible, terr.ale example you are
setting the children "Nanshy,' he ex.
claimed in tone OF stern rebukc, az you
don't keep TIA children out o. the reach Of my
example when l come thish way all lic)
tired out, you're not doing your duty 10 'em
as mother, Nanshy-thassall,'- Exchange.
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ing enc place from any breath OF uortaerly
air, aud as Ear rs the eve can reach, those
beautiful mountains follow the LONG lire Of
the coCyt, leaving, between their dar., green
feet and Tie s2pphirV SEA, just room enough
In some places FOR q cluster of houses, and in
Others hardly sufllcieut srace Tor the long
white road that stretches away 10 Cero1.
The entrance 10 tAo Casino Is ca that side
Of the building termed away from t.ic sea,
and is approar.lu from ''place, which has
.ol-tan ia The ccutor. and on either side
of "a tho Hotel aud Gaze de- l@.iss Passing
through tuc lerrn doors q. tie top ot q ght
81 steps, one nui5 h..-s-.. Iun Vest'bule, -
ttc rielt oi vA..a D. go .5-..- rcl.u. c4l 70
Jhc lee to l-ur'. N-.:1 cyerr r!a.,cr IL
Obliged to ie.rc Us uaa-o and o5..!n 2 ccrd
OF perm's, 10. g. elt... -rnct wash tas leo
advance nt,a l-.cl ball ND,.l s,.-o&i4.. -
allowed aa wh. ~e vrc" .l-a, c-ag iA
month. C-pl.il With prOusc scsJicu.augn 20
thor ricncs how % came &c pass t-GJ thOy
los. their uc.er, or, oa JEe o.aeg ha-d, take
credit 20 themselves for run %, lrcs. bis
hail is famlieciy -aow.. ,a - sale dies pas
porlasr
Then you enter hcSalol &c ga.
Tho Salon dc Jea Is wl;e'o ...e gambling IS
done Itis q superb r0-m, long cad high.
froscoel by TIE chief artists cs Europe,
and fr?s..aed with c-qGis.rs tcs,o. Tho
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prisoner, las you
love and venerate
the character of wo
man; by that spirit
of holy reverence
that surroun d :
your recollection OF
mother, sister OF
daughter; by all
the hottest, puresl
and sweetest ties O.
our poor fallen ma.
tire, 10y that ten
der regard for tho
character and suf'
fering of woman
which is today tEs
distinguishin inc
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hospital. He was
arrested, together
with four other
Chicago officials, a
year ago las 1
March for defraud
Ing the county, and
was convicted. He
applied for "A new
trial, and Il was re
fused. He then ap-
piled to the su-
preme court, and
the new trial has
jnst been granted.
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SARAH JANE WHEELING.

She Has Been Found Chilly of Mordar.
WIN She be Hanged?
Il was an impressive scene in Philadelphia
the other day, when a jury brought in q
verdict in the case of Mrs Sarah Jane
Whitel NJ, VIII, poisoned her husband aud
two children. The summing up by the
attorneys had been very dramatic Tnt
district attorney gave picture of the scene
of the murder II appeal to you, gentlemen
Of the jury. snh Nh Paxson. counsel for tht
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Some interesting Detsiia Of the Daily
Routine Of the Place - Brilliant Lights.
Music. BslIuy Air. Excitement, Luck
Both Good and bad. Joy. Despair, Death !


like the napes " innumernble other spots in
the south Of France and in sunny Italy. But
taken in connection with the place itself.
what a story the bare name tells, and what a
part il has played in the i'll fated lives Of
many hundreds. even Thousands, Of reckless
Adventures and confirmed gamblers, feycrish
worsLip,rs OF the playful goddess Luck from
every part ~ the worlil
Roulette aud trsnte q quarante are not
the only fascinatious Of Moutc Carlo. The
little principality 81 Monaco. only three
miles long, which includes Monte Carlo
is a paradise-a subtle cnScer To reck-
lessnc,s The air Is balny and always
wai'n In the midst of December you can
send orange biossouis or Marechal Mol roses
from Monte Carlo To your friends IN northern
Europe. The sky is marvelously blue, and
At .ht the stars seem Ia fairly blaze with a
brig htness ami intensity that ~ only ohserv-
,hle on the shores OF the Mediterranean.
The tlHe Mediterranean itself, etera.ly
dotted with well filed sails, washes tue base
of tie towering peaks OF Monaco.
Nature throws luxurinut and deceptive
mantle over the iniquiiy II Monte Carlo.
MONACO ~ LITERATURE.
Aud then, the Casinol
The European novelists OF the day, who write
the horscy, half absurd. hnlf tragic books
now 50 immcasurably popular, all have some
thing 90 say about the Casino az Monte Carlo
As. for instance, As in "a Looking Glass, p"
that sensation II last year. which was after
ward staged by Mrs. Langtry. The book
rather maudinly, 90 be sure-tells consider
ahlc about the Casino, but spreads a very
msieading gloss over the glided palace OF
human weakness
Every want ~ man or woman, good or
bad. is provided FOR IN this magnificent
Casino. Twice day the finest orchestra in
Europe gives an hour OF delicious enjoyment
20 the excited and overwrought douizcns Of
the place. The cafe has one of the hest chefs
on the continent Tho liquors are half a
century old.
Behind the Casino the ground ascends
for some 400 yards, and here have been built
the many hotels which. with few shops and
a sprinkling 81 villas, constitute the little
town. The olive covered slope, OF the Alpes
Maritimcs rise precipitousiy behind, shelter
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.LIFE..SUNDER SIDE.
Recent Examples from the
Wcrld OF Crime.
poo" q. HAMILTON GRIFFIN.

lie u "siick Bent." Who Has Run His
Course on the Pacific Siopc--The Evil
Ways of ar Emperor's Godson-- George
Iii,iwcl. the ForGer. and His story.
q. Hamilton Griffin u the name OF one Of
the most elegant swndlers that ever talked
a mans money out Of one poclictbook into
another. Doctor" or Doc Griffin, "a he
IS Familiarity known, bot only writes his name
after the ari'torratic fashion. &c Hamilton"
but wakes his mustache, drcsse, imniacu-
ntciy. usually IN evening dress. and never
forgetting a buttonhole bouquet. True, his
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A burglar entered ouse at Waterford,
Ireland, couple OF wes.,s ago, and after pur-
loin.ng everything lie could find he prepared
10 remove large Photographic camera that
vas standing on u table. In some way he
touched or magnesium fash light attach
ment that was part OF tie machine, and fed
precipitately when the thing tlared up. The
next day il was found thai the camera had
taken the photograph OF rhe burglar. The
negative was placed in the hands of the
police, aud by its aid they quickly nabbed
their man. 1t showed the burglar with a
jimmy in one hand and box containing
jewelry under his erTh, while he carried a
sack over his shoulder with valuable pieces OF
plate, books, etc, and was gazing at the dash
light in open mouthed ama2ement
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aud who. he earn
oStly asserts, il per-
fectiy innocent.
George cnd Aus
tin Bidwell belong
60 one Of tso oldest
and best New Eng
: land families; the
, first Bidwells came
over in the May.
flower, and one Of
them, john Did
well, was a partner
in building the first
grisc mill at Hart
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SLAUGHTER HOUSE

Having built ncw Slaughter House a. much
expense, desire % inform the public thai am
fully ~, pared co butcher hogs aud cattle Work
entrusted to me vii have my personal supervision,
sud thusc having animals TO kin may rest assured
thsi The ~ofk vail he neatly A promptly doue
Nj. ELSlN,
stanford, Ny.
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lily maintained its hia.. character and some
twenty years ago tho new ticSet-of-leave
man was trusted bank employee at East
Hartford. He became involved through
gambling and dissipatiO-., and thus fell into
crime. Being unusually skillful in bank
frauds, he became more onfldent and, with
three others, formed the bold design of de-
frauding tho Bank of E-sland.
~ came" be says, ITO the conclusion that
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Al persons hoilins claims against Mr. sarah
Cook, deed. VIII present them, "-opcrl, proven,
T. the undcr,,gned on or before December 18th,
1853 4 &. ROBINSON.
Aimr. of Safah Cook.
81 Glhrus Greek. ~.
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THE FLORENCE
WASHING MACHIN E

! have bought the right TO sell the Florence
Washing Machine and am now prepared TO furnish
all who may wish TO save their clothes from the
rubbing and tearing incident to the old process Of
washing. Take one and try il and be convinced.
I'll not worry you about buying unless you are full
~ satisfied 10 its merits.
The undersigned have purchased the Fierence
Washing mae lime and ait1r thorough trial,
take pleasure in adding testimony 20 its worth,
and without hesitation pronounce it success in
every particular. doing all that is claimed for H.
WIN Daughrrty, J w. Wallace, DR.. Bourne,
Mrs :. p. Sslier, A. c. Sine, Bill Perkins, Lewis
Duddcrar, J. +. Lynn, l.. l.. Dawson, {. Nanoy,
Mrs. Amanda Peak, George Pcyton, Alex Hotz-
claw, C.. c. Fields. Ai1eii Camden, Sim Raines, X.
=. Barrow, \ NJ. Feand and many others
NJ. F. ELkIN.
Headquarters at 5. 5. Myers store.
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The Farmers National Bank located at Stan-
70 -. m a. fco - coutty, Ky Is nov settling lis
ahrrs and therefore notice Is hereby given to Az
holding SAID Ranks notes or having claims against
"a Association to present them for payment
Oct Is, 1888 JOHN u. OWSLEN Cashier
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STILL IN THE LEAD
The weekly Gazette,

Weekly Edition of abe Commercial Gazette
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Honrs. Tho Weekly Gazette rs Republican
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Constitution. II Is, strictly speaking, FANNY
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room is iilled with an eager but strangely
silent tArong, some aimles IS promenadine
around, others locking on az .he play ers, hus
the majority ere playing. There is scarcely
any talking. Even tie inlpuls.ye women OK
tLe sou.a, T., whom there as ..any in the
rco.., .clr1ia from chatter,l,g, cnd every.
boGy in Ike room is filed with suppressed ex-
citemeus Almost tho only noise that dis
S-.ts 10 silence of the vast room is the
..a.. .tNv.co OF the croupier mCEutonously
, Isl; the warming; 'Iessieurs ct ines
.es, iaites vos jcux.' Beside suppressed
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o. HtLroV h. DAVIS.
HILTON & DAVIS
-BuAtErs fN---
General Merchandise,
ROWLAND. KY

Have a stock complete in ali o.. department and
desire 10 cAll the attention OF the public TO their
stock ~ Mems aud Boys Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Roots, Shoes, ur, Goods. Sotiousf and Family
Grocerics Country produce taken in exchange
Tor goods VIII have orr NhustmAe stock by De
scmhcr tst Calm aud look att
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LUMBER YARD ]

! have purchased the lumber yards Of Messrs.
George -. Mcaren and I VI Bruce aud will open
big yard AZ the one purchased u Mr. Wearcn.
Besides lumber In rough and dressed, | will carry
large line Of window sashos. doors and shingles,
lsths posts aud the vi ket fence formerly sold 10y
Mr.. Wcarcn. tlryr g. HOCktR
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AN ESTRAY!

a RED COW came TO my house last MAY and IS
still here. Owner can get her by paying fr her
Kecping and this advertisements
MRS. PAULINE HAYS,
IS stanford Ky.
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The BUYERS GUIDE is
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each year. 1t Is an ency-
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J. T. SUTTON e CO.,
HUSTONvILLE. KY.

Are still in the business and ready to do any
thing IN the Undertaking line. We have a full
stock Of Cases and Baskets of all kinds and Robes
Of every description. Our hearse, which is nearly
new can be obtained On short notice. Mr.. J. b.
Green has charge of our business and will show
goods to any one needing anything in
inc o4-u
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POSTED.

This notice iorowarus huntrrs, fishermen and
othcfs not ca trespass on our lands without per
mission, a. all such will pc pto.cD utrd 90 the full
est extent e the Law. Signed
1. ] hill, GEO. II. HOPPER,
NJ McROBERISJR VI. 5 @AUGHMAN,
ROBr. McALlsrER. J.E BRUCE
$, a. SHANKS, S.H, BAlGHMAN,
MRS HENRY BACGHMAN. An. FtLANn
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