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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-29
TELEGRAPH[C TICKS.
The Horrible Crime Commit
ted by Fred. Anschlag.
The KENTUCKY VENDETTA
American Pilgrims Obituary
AnarchiAts Expellsd-Etc.
The starry Ola Crime.

Los ANGELES, January 28.-Frederick
Anschlag, the young German who was
arrested with another man named
Antoine Decker for the murder #
Charles B. Hitchcock and wife, near
Garden Grove. made full confession
to-day. Anschlag says he left Garden
Grove at o clock Tuesday morning, In
an open wagon, with Hitchcock and
wife, to go to Santa Ana. That be had
previously concealed in the wagon a
Ratchet, and when in an unfrequented
spot about three miles from Hitchcock 8
home, be suddenly grasped the Ratchet,
arose in the rear of the victims,
aad first STACKED Mr.. Hitchcock,
killing him with few blows. He
then turned on the defenceless
wife and struck her down, killing her
with single blow, which crushed the
side of her face and 60 !. Anschlag says
he tied the hands and feet of Q ZACH with
ropes to keep them from swinging about
with the motion of the wagon. Driving
nearly mile further away, he dug a
hole and put the bodies therein. cover
ing the grave with straw. Anschlag
says he then went back to the ranch
house, at Garden Grove, took off his
clothes and hid them, and washed the
hatchet. Then he went to Santa Ana,
got Decker and drove with him back to
Garden Grove, when they took
possession of the ranch and
went quickly to work. Anschlag
says he murdered the Hitchcocks 10
get the deed to the ranch, and TO get
the owners out of the way withou; pay
ing for the property. He states posi-
lively that Decker had nothing to o
with the crime, and knew nothing OF IT.
The funeral of Hitchcock and wife took
place at Garden Grove to-day. and was
attended by great number of people,
as the victims we're among the leading
people If the community.
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The Irish.

New YoRK, January 28.-Father
McFadden and Alexander Blame,
members of Parliament, arrested for
alleged violations of the crimes act,
were removed from the jail at London
derry: this morning, and taken to Dun
fanaghy, where they will be tried. A
crowd gathered outside the jail last
evening and. remained TIL nighf, cheer
ing CONTINUOUSLY. a few stones were
thrown at the palace by few persons
in the crowd. fears are entertained that
the trouble Will be increased.
DUBLIN, January 28.-On the arrival
of Father McFa iden and Mr.. Blame at
Dunfanaghy QUO peasants gathered on
the hillsides in military order. The
crowd tried to enter the town but were
prevented by the military. The cheer
ing of the prisoners by the mob was
deafening.
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PERSONAL.

LEWIS R. DYER. of Vernaf, is in town.
R. w. Cross, of Ogden, is at the
Walker.
L. A. Brooks. of Joplin, Mo-, is at
the Cullen.
GEORGE SPEIRs, of Tooele, has re-
turned home.
JOSEPH WAR;, of Kamas, was in the
city Yesterday.
WILLIAM AsHWoR1H, of Beaver, still
linger with US.
JOSEPH SrANFoRD came down from
Ogden yesterday.
GEORGE TAYLOR, of Provo, spent
Saturday in this city.
F.M LYMAN il. Of Grant5ville. was
seen in the city yesterday.
JAMES GILBERT, was visitor from
South Cotton wood yesterday.
GEORGE PROCTOR, of Uaion, was en-
joyiDg ideal climate yesterday.
MRS. JOHN F. MELIoa, of Spanish
Fork, was Ii Salt Lake N SATURDAY.
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a Court Scene.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 29.--The court
was in session to-day to hear the YER
dict in the tally sheet cases, but the jury
not being ready, Judge Woods ad
jonrned the court ordering q sealed
verdict to be returned on Monday.
This afternoon, while Judge Claypole,
of the government counsel for the de-
Tense. was in the court room, County
Clerk Sullivan came up to CIaypole and
charged the latter with denouncing him
spit in his face and struck him. Judge
Ciaypole tried to resent the insult, but
bystanders interfered. Sullivan has an
indictment pending against him for
completely in the tally sheet frauds.
This evening he was arrested for his at
tack on Claypole.
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A Mining Casa.

DENVER, January .23-Santa Fe. n
M: In the Canyon del Augua case
this morning, the Territorial supreme
Court heard the motion to enter up
judgment in accor ance with their
previous decision, so that the facts eau
be presented to the United States Su-
p.eme Court
The company also presented pe'i
ton claiming that the court had erred
in considering the question as to
whether or not precious metals pass
with the grants from the Mexican gov
eminent, for the reason that this ques
ton was not in the record of the case,
and not argued. Leave was granted to
Tile the motion and-petition, and the
court took them under advisement
The San Pedro Nine and adjacent min
eral ground were located some time ago
BY about fifty miners. VINO, in the event
of the failure of the Canyon del Augua
Company to prove the title, and the
failure of the Oteios to make their
claim good they will be left in possess
sion.
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Kentucky Vendetta.

CHARLESTON, sW. Va. January 2s.-
The vendetta between the McCoys, OF
Pike County, Kentucky, and Hatfield,
of Logan County, West Virginia, has
grown to such proportions that it has
been found necessary for the officials of
Logan County to call upon Governor
Wilson, of this State, to Suppress the
parties engaged in this local warfare.
Hostilities were lately resumed, at
which a number OF persons of each
party were killed, and there does not
seem to be any prosp ct of peace. Mes
sengers from Logan had a conference
with the Governor to-day. He has the
ma tier under advisement, Three mill
tia companies have proffsrred their
services 10 put down the trouble.
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Flight with Yaquis,

SAN FRANCISCO, January 28.-A dis
patch from Nogales, Arizona, says:
Captain Vicente Gil, of the twenty-frst
battalion, with ten soldiers of the
eleventh regiment and party of citi-
Gems of Cocorid, overlook the band of
Yaquis, numbering twenty, at place
called Bucabambst, and in the fight
which ensued. two Indians we're killed
and FIVE so laWs and seven children
were captured, one of the citizens re
oeiYine two wounds.
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lhe odd Ilag Carnival.

The fancy Costume carnival, without
masks, to be given In the Emporium
Hall, on the lass day On February tthe
odd day., is on the taps. 1t is being
arranged for by aeveral prominent
young gents, and viii 90 one o. the
events OF the season. The affair is 10
be very select, and 40 invitations will
be printed. Mem bers of the c0lumi tse
Will call on the gentlemen with tlVks g
of which only limited numper vail be
old, that there may be neither too
Peterson ana Harry Aldous With a
full orchestra, have been engaged to
furnish the music. and indications are
that this will be one OF Inc choicest
bits of amusement yet iusugurated.
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THE STORMY WEATHER
Experienced Throughout the
East.
INTERESTING, NEWsY ITEMS.
The IxIsh - Fight with Yaquis - A
Mining Case-Bits from Berlin
Other News Items.
The Weather.

New YORK, January 2S.-The wind at
Sandy Hook for the past three days has
been blowing from forty to sixty miles
an hour. The Farmland and Wisconsin
we're the only liners that made port
yesterday. Their captains tell stories
of waves mountains high and bowling
gales. A large number of sailing YES
sells were bound in when the storm
commenced, but they were forced to
turn out and scud out to sea before the
gale. No serious accidents have been
reported.
The delay in the arrival and depqr-
ture of mails, owing to the snow block
s4e, continues, and was worse last
night than during the proceeding
tWenty-fou hours. Trains ha not
been so irregular for several wears.
The New York Central is making no a.
tempt to send out freight trains; 900
east-bound loaded freight cars are
stalled at East Syracuse, and 800 more
at West Albany.
MoNTsEAL, January 28.-The snow
blockade is lifted somewhat, and two
trains arrived from New York at mid
night, one due Thursday night and the
other Friday morning.
OsWEGo. n. Y, January 28-The
storm ragged worse than ever last night
Deep cuts on railroads that had just
been cleared of snow, were once more
filed up, the thermometer was ten de-
grees below zero, and the wind blew
sixty miles an hour. All trains on the
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg
road have been again )andoned. The
Delaware, Lackawanua and Western
I'D 10 oil hodIry. hInoEo lod mt r.
that are ran are making very poor
time. The passenger train due here
last evening from the west spent The
night about thirty miles west of here.
The hi ckade is the worst in years, and
every effort is bang made to raise It,
but with little effect, as the high wind
Oils the cuts up as soon as cleared.
AUBURN, N. Y, January 28.-The
storm shows no sign of abaiing in this
section. Hotels here and at CanOjohaVe
are crowded with snOw-bound guests,
aud there is but little prospect of their
being able to continue their journeys
for some days. Eleven passenger trains
are stuck In drifts within fifty miles of
this city. A snow pillow with five en-
gines has been sent out by the New
York Central. but its labors are useless.
The wind drifts the snow back on the
track as soon as itpasses. The snow IN
the cuts near Cato is over thirty feet
deep. Reports from Northern New
England indicate uninterrupted con
tinuous cold Yves Their. Snow is badly
arifted. and it win take some time 70
clear the tracks SO that travel may be
resumed. ~
BINGHAMProN, n. Y. January 2s.-
The present storm is the m ost severe
ever exnertenced In this section Iast
night the wind blew hurricane, and
piled up snow in drifts ten and fifteen
feet high. The mercury ranged from 8
to 10 degrees below zero. Trsinson the
Erie and LackaWanns Railroads are
doing little better than yesterday,
coming in FIVE and six hours late
Country roads ARE almost Impassabie,
and many farmers, in attempting TO
make their way TO town, have been
compelled to abandon their sleighs in
Snow drifts.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
lite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are hdgety, nervous and
generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up, Brace up, but not with slim
ulaats, spring medicines, or bitters.
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour. aud then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
your blood, start healthy action. of
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health an 4 strength,
Such medicine you will find in Flee
trio Bitters, ar only so ceDls bottle.
q. G. ID. 1. Co. Drug Store. 8
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POLICE COURT.
DR., Bredemeyer Find S50-0theI
Business.

Judge Piper rendered a decision
yesterday in the case of William Brede-
meyer, charged with exhibiting deadly
weapon. Bredemeyer was found guilty,
and sentenced to pay fine of $50.
Notice OF an appeal was given.
Before the sentence was pronounced,
Bredemeyer was required To display q
NUM- Der of articles he had about his
person. This was done on account of
the following len rr being received at
ths City Hall yesirrtay morning:
Pirrl
Look out. They told tredemeyer Nor
mon Court will find you guilty He said.
then, as am innocent I and the whole hall
shall go to he'll oloweJ him to his AS
say Office ana he prepared something and
remarked, the moment piper says guilty, to
hell we all go Piper, he, Bredemeyer is
our friend, he Is desperate do not take spite
against him because he sends US TO hell, he
is a chemist and he will never stand dis.
grace, he made his will.
This document was addressed to
Alexander Piper, Justi-e of the Peace
Sail Lake, Utah, and while but little
importance was attached to the missive,
1t was deemed proper to ascertain that
Bredemeyer was unarmed.
Mike Flemming. vagrant. was SEN
fenced to twenty-five days imprison-
ment.
Peter Crowley, for being drunk, was
assessed $40.
The two prostitutes. May Hart and
May Hurd. were fined 500 each, and ten
days imprisonment.
The trial of Devereau1, the resorter,
was postponed until tomorrow at 10 a.
m.
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Violating lhe Crimes Aot.

DUBLIN, January 2S.-The trial to-
day. at Bnnes, of Joseph R. Cox, mem
Der of Parliament, who was charged
with addressing the proclaimed
branches of the National League, rs
lifted in verdict of guilty. He was
sentenced to four months imprison-
ment with hard labor He took an
appeal and was admitted to bail, but on
leaving the court, was again arrested.
The charge brought against him is that
he is guilty of VIC ating the crimes act in
addressing a meeting at Kiider.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
w been associated in the business. o.
farming ard STOCK raising In Iooeie CouRty,
under .Ee name and style of Joseph hobbs
& Co, give notice that the partnership here
tofore existing be.ween Us has been ahis
day January 2Uth, 1881 dissolved by
mutual consent, and that ali obligations OF
Mr. A. f. Doremus, at his residence, go.
ZIG N. Second w. st Street, Salt Lake civ,
for audit and settlement He is siBo autk or.
ICED to collect I'll debts owing TO The iate
firm. JOSEPH HOB6St
"A. = DOREMUSt
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a municipal convention OF the Peo-
ple's Party is hereby called to convene
at the City Hail. Salt Lake City, ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ara. 1888,
at II O'Clock am, to nominate candi-
dates to be voted for at the municipa
election to be held on Monday, Feb
r0ary 18th, 1888. The convention will
consist of thirty six delegates, allotted
to the several municipal wards as fol-
lows: - = ~
First Municipal Ward, comprising the
First, Second, Third, Eighth, Ninth
ana Tenth Bishops Wards. ~. ~.
Second Municipal Ward, comprising the
Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Seventh. Four
teenth and Fifteenth Bishops Wards 9
Third Municipal Ward, eomprising the
Sixteenth. Seventeenth and Nine
teenth Bishops Wards . s
Fourth Municipal Ward comprising the
Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty
first Bishops Wards. ..................
Fifth Municipal Ward, comprising TIE
Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth
B1sA0ps's WARDS. observation-disclosures. -. o
Primary meetings of the registered
voters of the Peoples Party, for the
election of delegates to the convention,
will be held in the several municipal
WAtUS OF Lnls city, Ab the uSudl plaC0S
of holding elections therein, at 7.30
o'clock pm, on
MONDAY, JANUARY BOTH, 1883.
Delegates should receive credentia 8,
properly authenticated by the chair
man and secretary of the meetings
electing them.
Leading citizens of the several NUM-
cipal wards are respectfully requested
to take the initiative in carrying into eff
feet these suggestions relative to the
Primary meetings, that the voters may
be properly notified of the time AMI
places of holding the same; that the
rights and liberties of the voters of the
Peoples ticket may be fully protected
and that the delegates chosen to the
convention may be such as will best re-.
present the interests of the people.
By order of the Municipal Central
Committee of the Peoples Party.
JAMES 81. ANDERSON,
s cretary.
SALT LAKE CRY, January 81, 1888.
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Bits From Biilain.

LONDON, January ga severe gale
prevails throughout Great Britain to-
day.
Some time ago Lord Durham made
al unsuccessful application to the
courts for an annulment of his marriage
on the ground that his wifi. was
insane when he married her To day
a summons was granted Lord Durham
against the owner of the paper Bat for
Iioel in stating that Lord Durham s
brutality drove his wife mad.
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The Devil Fish Described by Hugo

Is not a more tenac Gus monster thar
malaria. whether 1t takes the form OF
chills and fever, bilious remittent, ague
cake or dumb ague. Like the octopus
Of the story it clasps the victim in i,s
tentacula, and folds him closer ard
closer in horrible embrace. Attacked
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, how
ever, it gradually relaxes Its tremendous
grip, finally abandons it, and the
quondsm sufferer liberated at last. re-
joices in the sense of newborn freedom.
engendered by the restoration of COM
plete health. Dyspepsia. too. and con-
alton, those old and remorseless
enemies of the human family, give
ground, and are finally driven from the
field by this Napoleon of remedies. the
greatest, the purest In the family
pharmscop@is Rheumatism sue
cnmbs to it, go do kidney troubles. The
nerves, when oversfraiDed, regain
quietude and vigor by its aid, and the
ability to rest TRANQUILITY and eat with
zest are.iAcreased by it. Resort to it in
time and avoid unnecessary suffering.
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The BabIes Gu for be-

And the old folks laaehaEhen they find
that the pleasant t,aiif0rnis liquid fruit
remedy, syrup Of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in Its action
than bitter, nsuseouS medicines. 1t
strengthens the nlger Kidneys Stomach
and Bowels, gbue /. arUu5eS them 90
healthy activity. For sale by A. c..
Smith & Co., Druggists. I
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Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of NJ
Williamson, deceased; order made ap-
pointing time and place for settlement
of executors accounts.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Mary a Murphy ct a.
minors; order made appointing time
and place for hearing petition for orc :.
OF sale of real estate.
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..HaIlol Wsll.

els this the furniture store ~
Eyes, this is Barratt Bros
Send Up that Group Suite, No 8,
please hear you have beauties III tAe
way of Antique Chairs and Psrlor
Goods"
$50 we have, and furniture for al
parts OF the hoEse as we'll, Just arrived
and str = UI,n5- Come down, please,
sIc.:t nr,Er r,>a> ;ri>nGs.
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Before Judge Zane.

The following business was transac ed
in the Third District Court yesterday.
J. NJ. Goodwin VS.. A. n. Hamilton,
ct al. motion of plaintiff for the ap.
pOintment of d receiver overrujed
Howard Sebree vs.. Joseph Smith /;
judgment for plaintiff by default.
Ann E Smith VS.. E d. Smith; hear
ing of motion for execution continued
until February 9th.
Joseph w. Simons, native of Eng
land, was admitted to tilizenship.
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Treaty Adonted

PARIS, January 28.-In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day, Flourens, minister
of foreign affairs, in the debate on the
treaty OF comm rec between France aad
Mexico, saiu that it benooved France to
preserve her markets in Mexico. which
the United States were trying to take
from her. at the conclusion of
FIourens' speech, the Chamber adopted
the treaty.
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What Does 1t Mean9

SEDALIA, January 2s.-The Missouri
Pacific shops were closed to day, for
alleged repairs, and General Manager
Clark and Superintendent Dickinson
are in the city, on an important confer
ence. The belief is at present that
steps are being taken to move the Ms
Souri, Kansas and Texas road from the
Gould system and place it in the hands
o: a receiver.
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With its intense itching, dry, bot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and
the little watery pimples, often causes
indescribable suffering. Hoods Sar-
saparilla has wonderful power over this
disease. 1t pnrifies the blood and ex-
pels the humor, and the skin heals
without scar Send for book contain
ing many statements of cures, to G. /.
Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell
Mass. g
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Preparing For War.

BUCHAREST. January 2S.-The minis
ter of war recently paid an unexpected
visit to the arsenal and inspected the
structed. He expressed dissatisfaction
with the progress OF the work and de-
clared that it mast be carried forward
more rapidly. He said; who knows
from one hour to another what might
happen?"
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Knights OF Pythias.

CINCINNATI, January 28.-Howard
D'uglas, Supreme Chancellor OF the
Knight of Pyth;as to-day formally
suspended the grand lodge of Psnn-
sylvania. The members of the Penn
sylvania order are put under the di-
rect supervision of the Supreme Lodge.
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American Pilgrims

ROME. January 2S.-The Pope, TO-
day, received 300 American pilgrims,
among whom were the Archbishop of
Philadelphia, Bishop of Buffalo. Vicar
General of Charleston and the rector of
the American college at Rome. His
holiness delivered no address, but re-
celved each pilgrim privately. and gave
his blessing and addressed few words
to each of them.
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LIME ant auILDINs ROCK;

AFESSR6. VALLEY & EVERILL HAY
vi ing leased TIE Inne kilns known as,th
Pascoe Lime rt,ins, from ths Uta
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared I
furnish first Glass ime and Building Hoe
In any quantity, ON the shortest nohS-
Office an1 sslestoom No. 80 South We
Temple stree, North of HERALD BujIdkn,
TeleDhone No. IN.
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InternationAl Range As.ooiation

DENVER, January 28.-At meeting
of the executive COMMITTEES of the IT,
ternational Range Association, TODAY.
it was decided to hold the anuu Il MT ct
inc March 18th to 3lst. The official cal
will be issutd in few days.
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The Yel dict.

indianapolis, January 28.-Coni' airy
to expectation, the tally sheet jury
brought IN verdict to night, convict
ing Coy and Bernhamer and acquitting
Mattler. sFE
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Obituary.

OH1oouTIME, Quebec. January 2s.-
The bishop of Racine, died suddenly
this morning.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Rear
Admiral CLARK 81. Wells. retired, died
this morning at his residence in this
city.
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Fire.

CHATTANOOGA, January 28.-A fire
this morning, destroyed the book con
tanning the Daily Chronicle, Knights of
Pythias Hall and Western Union Office.
Loss, SlOO, 900. ~ sgFf1
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FOB SALE FOE ONE WEEE.

NOaNER LOT sSOxssO FEET, NEAR D. d
u r. G.. depot Easy terms; s., Geo.
FOR SALE-Business corner on Ears
South, pay good interest.
FOR sALE-120 acres of land I've miIeg
soutt west of city limits, $1,000.
FOR SALE-Niee new cottage, gas and
water, on East brigham; Eve rods kont.
Easy payments; IS 100
FOR SALE 1xi65 feet, Second South
Easy terms. 5000.
BY SELLS & BURTON,
~ South Main ST
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Anarchists Exrrllad

BERLIN, January 28.-The Bundesrath
has ordered the expulsion from Ger
many to Anarchists Ehrenberg, Scho-
pin, Ignaz, MeKler and Haupt.
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nEMyG

..IBGLEY.-At 24g FIFTH East. ca the 9TH
instant, son OF ]. q. and Eliza Midgley.
Funeral viii take place to-day from resi-
dence. at II am. Friends OF the iamily ia
Wit to attend