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CAME TO LIFE.
A Floridian's Wonderful Nxper-
ience While In o Trance.
Ne Tells of Whist He HAD Witnessed ln
the Spirit Land and Thsn Fslls Back
Dead.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Jan. 20.-There 10
considerable excitement In suburb, some
miles out over the death Of A. D.
Smith. Last Monday he died, TO all ap-
pearances, after calmly bidding adieu to
his heart-broken wife. He was then
dressed for the grave and Tuesday prepar-
ations were made for his burial In the
midst Of the services, q humping In
The coffin was heard, the cover was burst
OF and Mr.. Smith sat up, causing great
CONSERVATION and dismay. He was at
once removed to his bed Mt home and in
few hours he seemed none the worse for
his strange experience. Mr. Smith says
he went to Heaven and saw many white
spirits, some Of them friends whom he had
known on earth. They shook their heads
in answer to his ques tions, and pointed to
big book lying open. He looked at it and
saw written there the names Of his wife,
himself and his children who were alive.
His name, he said, seemed partially erased.
He told wondrous story Of his other
experience in that strange world, and
its recital drew scores OF curiosity-seekers
to his home. Wednesday night he sud.
denly called out, II see them," and fell
back dead. His wife was completely
-pros,rated at the terrible ending Of her
hopes. Medical aid was summoned and an
electric battery applied, but sthe doctors
finally decided that the man was indeed
dead this time. Last night the grief
stricken wife left for her old Georgia
home, nearAtlanta, with the body.
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a JURORS ANrros.
He Becomes InsAne white sitting In Court
ana Hangs Out Successfully Against
r VseS,nx.


He Becomes InsAne white sitting In Court
sua Hangs Out Successfully Against
Verdict.
CARB0NDALE, I'LL, Jan. IA remark
able incident developed during the trial Of
the Jones pois oning case, tried before the
Jackson County Court last week. The
case was called Thursday afternoon and
given TO the jury Saturday at noon. At
about i've o'clock that afternoon the jury
reported to Judge Harket that there could
be no agreement and asked to be
discharged. The judge acceded to
the request The jury stood eleven
for conviction and one for acQuittal. The
obdurate juryman il named J. N. Crens,
hailing from DeSoto Township. During
his examination there seemed nothing Of
"a peculiar character about the man, and
he was accepted as good average jury
man. As the trial proceeded his actions
attracted considerable attention, and
ut length he rose in his place and inter-
rupted one of the attorneys OF the prose-
cution who was addressing the jury. From
that time forward he seemed to have
lost his mental balance After the case
was submitted he became wild, preaching,
exhorting and praying by turns. He was
determined that no verdict should be
reached, and did all he could to prevent
his fcilow-ju jurors from considering the
case. He Is now evidently an insane man.
Whether he has been similarly affected
heretofore, OF whether his insanity was
produced by the excitement of the trial, is
not known
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ru,si.fsrs.


A Entire Town said 10 - without Wood
Or Coal. and Cut or Fron An Communl-
cation W Snow.
sr. PAU, Jan. IA great deal Of
solicituds h felt for the people Of Browns
Valley, village Of fifteen hundred souls
In Traverse County, Midn., on the border
OF Dakota. The place 10 in the region
where Casualties were greatest In the
blizzard Of last Thursday, and no reports
have been received directly from them for
several days. Browns Valley II on .
branch Of the Manitoba road, running
southwest from Norris forty-six
miles. No trains have run to
Browns Valley since Christmas, and
telegraphic communication Is interrupted.
Besides, the country roads are banked full
Of snow to the depth Of four feet on .
level, and arc impossible everywhere. On
Sunday afternoon a man walked across the
country on snowshoes from Browns VAL
ley 70 Beardslcy, place eight miles away,
and reported that thcro was neither q
pound Of coal nor stick of firewood In the
village, and that the suffering Of the people
could not be estimated. He said that after
burning all their own fuel they ma1e a raid
upon tho Manitoba round-house and con-
fscated all coal stored there. When this
supply was exhausted, the railroad build
ings were torn down and chopped into fire.
wood. After telling his story tho man
begged q sack Of coal, threw 1t across his
shoulder and trampcd back to his family.
Many carloads Of fuel consigned to
Browns Valley urc blockaded at Morris,
and large force Of men 10 engaged in
opening the line up, but trains can not DO
got running for four or five days.
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ssx.n Person, Drowned.

ENNIs, TEX, Jan. lS.-Seven persons
were drowned to-day iu Sand Lake, about
ten miles east Of Ennis. Two young women,
daughters of VIM. Williams, q farmer,
and . young man named Babbitt were skat-
ing on the lake, WHOM the ice gave way, and
they sank in four-and-a-half feet Of water.
Miss Babbitt and two little girls, aged eight
and fourteen years, also daughters Of Will
liam Williams, who were on shore watch
ing the sport, were drowned in attempting
to rescue their friends. A very small
child Of Mr.. Williams also fell through the
ice, but was saved by one Of the drowning
young ladies catching and throwing II
out on the ice
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Legal Notice.

A NON BARRETT, residipg aomewhsre
"A IN Missouri, Will take notice that on
the M day. Of January. Az. l6oo. Belinda
8arrott, widow Of Lewis Bsrrott. late of
HighlAnd county, Ohio, deeeeaed nlsd her
petition In the QOnmon Pleaa Court oS HiGhs
land county, Ohio IL cats No. 4o56 aGalu0t
for assignment OF dower In The foiiowinS
dece!ined real esiate: situated In the county
Of atghlana and STATE of Ohio. being 8 Rafs
sf sini: ssysiS ;T:.ss sIrssE nS 5si M
~! Sssinnlnc = ~ stcns y tSs Essssrly IRE g
Part thereof eet OF 70 the heirs of 1AoQes
-. Ds9leyj Themes With sstd lilac \. ~ y. u
poles 70 = white welnut on tho nerth bonk
Aqd Fed.hu4 ON the eoath bark of . hganoh
thepee devn The ersfk 3. NJ .. - 20 Dclss
70 olaok walnut and burr osk 90 the 6S111h
bank OF eaid croek; tleoce y. az ~. Q pol6a
" hlack walnut On the north hanki ek6n0a
,: ~ ~ 2; y noles % yhlte velpvb en the
tyec vhite Is!u9ts; thence =. = D.
s ss'i sossn =: e: s.;:s s:s:s $500 & es ~
'S'Ss So,s. S"ss e e .soss, sias sl'ssss ssiss.
". l0 lo!ee to atops ~ " lfpo - The
With ssia line iins 3 :. NV. = poi$s e tSs s SS.
ss ssss: nov ~ xs1 IA @ sssS SsS2s
~ W. = = ]. ssss,,.a i e,.ves
~ Z ~ e lIsS 49, ]; slsas:s 80.
a1s1vzs iseps a,sss. AisS: -
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.
James Snider W. Samuel Suids1 Ut al.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.

James snidsr w. Samuel suidsr Ut 81.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
Court Of Com mon Pleas Within and Tor Tor tie tie
county Of Highland, State of Ohio, made vt
ths October term thereof A. d. 1851, and 10
aneon 4 door q the s Is
the town Of Htllsb0ro on
Saturday, February 1ith, A. D. 1858,
Al O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following
described real estate. to-wit: -
os s oas hhcna sSSnS suS nS e z:
and ssrdiSis road, ccrnsr to Z srses ss of i iand
81 .onc 1snss g a.. =
snsncs With a. aid line = :. 1Ss E poi.s q
nss 9nss.z ana n pec o:Ssr 81 s
1,ns s:.io e. 2. PCss = s ssos: ss.es,
70 the BEGINNING, eontaining q acres, bcln9
Sen .sf.. MS
Also another tract Of land situated IN the
sane sane township snd county z z part Of seuss
bounded as follews: BEGINNING a a.stone
sSsns. S me .isb hi. @ 70
!ello .. g poles 70 : stake Sf iinss 3. ~
sSsnus sso% osfoh ~ spS g e. e. from an elm:
thence n. @0 o. 3. da poles 70 8 stsks (;
thenoe n. 7e1o az poles 70. the besinnins:
said prsmises Ss: 81 % Sssn ma sppsPSissd-i4 3 sidi4 ..
tract 90 and 8 Sl.20 .. tract &C 90 co, and
can not .sil for less than two-thirds Of said
Terms of sals-ons.ih,rd cash ON day Of
sale. one.third IN one year. and one-thtFd In
tMo Year.: s t6s dsfsrrsd PAY y,nsnts 70 6esr 70.
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Bad BLOOD

n auses sores, aches, disordered
- functions and general weakness.
Improper habits, improper food.
exposure, imprudence, ETC., causes
bad blood. When one desires q
perfect blood purifier, . true
strengthener Of every part, q sure
remover Of swellings, sores, aches
and pains, let physicians prescribe
that simple vegetable preparation,
Dr. 0uysott's Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla. II gives tone TO the
digestive and urinary organs. Il
allays irritation Of the mucous
membrane. 1t increases the power
Of endurance. It develops the
muscular system. 1t creates . feel.
ing Of hearts ease. II builds up .
broken down constitution. Il
lengthens ones lease Of life. Il
gives perfect satisfaction to either
sex. Among intelligent commune
ties it outsells every other blood,
liver and kidney medicine, a. IL il
in fact the peoples choice. all
owing to its remarkable efficacy,
its pleasant taste and its vegetable
composition.
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cAlcaqo's Young Prodigy.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Ono Of the greatest
linguistic prodigies of the times has just
been discovered in this city. Her name il
Corinne Cohn, and, although barely SIX
years Of age, she speaks English, German,
Frpnch and Volapuk with fluency, and
10 now engaged in mastering Russian and
Italian. Her father is Prof. Henry Cohn,
president Of the National School Of Ian.
guages, and the founder Of Volapuk in
Chicago. It Is said that as consequences
Of the recent boom, there are now over
5000 people in Chicago engaged in the
study Of volapuk.
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1,hs:New Prise Story

Is.eagerlyfsought for, readbwith pleasure
or disappointment, isLthen tossed aside
and forgotten. But ladies who read Of
DR.. Pierce'sy Fsvorite Prescription, read
It again, for they discover In 1t some-
thing to prize-a messenger OF Joy To
those suffering from.functional deranee-
ments or any Of the painful disordsrs Of
weaknesses peculiar 70 their ssx. PERI
odical pains, internal Inflammation
and liberation, readily yield TO it, won.
derful curative and healing powers. II
is the. only medicine for women, sold
by druggists, under a.positiye guarantee
from the manufacturer, that 1t win give
satisfaction.in every case, OF money will
be refunded. This, guarantee has been
printed on the bottle wrapper, and faith.
fully carried out for many years.
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isabella Was Plottinu.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-The virtual, IL not act
ual expulsion Of ex-Queen Isabella from
Spain is due, it is ascertained, to the dis
covery Of plot TO place her upon the
Spanish throne as Regent, pending
the arrival at the age of majority Of
her grandson, the baby King Alfonso
XIII. Queen Christina, the present Regent
and mother Of the King, upon the dis
covery Of the intrigue, insisted that there
Isabella and herself, and being very COM
fortably situated in her official and do
mestic establishment, would prefer that
the ex.Queen should do the travelling nec-
essary to placs the boundary line Of Spain
between them.
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Free Turnpike Road Notice,

NOTfCE is hereby. given that petition
IN will be- presented TO the Com NtissiOners
81 Highland County, Ohio. as their monthly
1883, pray ing them 70 grant ssfree turnpike g
road on the following route:
Beginning at the Euford and Harwood free
turnpike in the town of Bufurd, thence in y
eUuthern direction with the Buford and S8r-
dihia road as near w practicable to tile south
land line OF j. Z. Foust, being Il distau ce
Of about one and one-haif miles, 70 be CON.
structed IN accOrdapce with the prov isions
Of chapter Z, title of the Revised Statute ~
Ohio and the act. Hmeudato y thereto. Also
ask ing the satd Board OF County Commits.
sioners for a levy Of tea mills encii year for
the term OF eight (8) years on all taxable
property lying within the bounds of said
proposed free turnpike and that they APP
point three 1ndici0us free holders as Come
missioners to lay out and establish Eatd free
turnpike ruad JAS. EARHARr,
J.C. FOUST
AND OTHERS.
Petitioners.
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THE RIGHT RING.
Turner's Coming to Their sonses ON the An.
archist Question.

Turner'S Coming to Their Sonses ON the An.
archist Questi0n.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 19.-The Turner's
Of this city have issued their circular let
ter to the societies of the North American
Turner Bund asking for tho expulsion Of
Anarchist members from the organization.
They declare that tho aim Of Father Jabn,
the noble founder Of the Turner's, was 10
educate patriots, defenders OF the Father
land, heroes OF liberty, but not rebels, not
enemies and destroyers Of government and
law. In conclusion they PROFOUND these
questions: "Are societies that by word
and deed encourage and abet Anarchism
to remain In the Bund, and shall notorious
Anarchists be further suffered to rcmain
in any society Of the Turnorsf Shall a pa
per that avows radical principles CONTRA
dictory to the principles held by the ma
jority Of the Turner's be further tolerated
as the official organ Of the Turner Bund"
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The fer.r.Flr,, Kentucky. Claim.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 1S.-InQuiry was made
Regiment Of Volunteers for back pay,
amounting 70 $15O.000 which claim ID
based on the alleged fact that the regi-
mont has never been mustered ont OF ser.
vice. According to the records of the De-
partment theregiment named did not COM
plete its Organization, and consequently
was not mustered In.
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The German sallisay Bin,

BERLIN, Jan. ,1s.-Thc committee Of the
deichstag has disposed of the Landwehr
clauses Of the military bill. It adopted an
amendment relating to the period Of SCI.
vice for the second van, the effect Of which
will he to enable men entering the activs
army before their twentieth year to leave
the Landwehr earlier. General Won Sche.
liendorf, Minister fof War, stated that the
measure would give the army in time Of
war an addition Of nearly 100000 trained
men,
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Now IYs 4 Nut Trust.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 20.-About twenty
representatives Of the nut manufacturers
are in session here for the purpose Of
forming National Association. It 10 pro-
agreement for the purpose of putting up
prices. Nine-tenths Of the members pres
ent seem to be willing to enter into the
combination.
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Administtator's 4 Sale Of xeal


TE ruHstANcE t; s;;s,,s y; ct',ss ,,, g ,hs M
viii nfFAr fof SAFE at pubic anc,icn, IN
Thursday, January 20th, A. D. 1855,
- one o'clocn p. NJ. ~ i,'s ,isst ~ lie Court
House 10 HitlsbOro, On tt.t u, q Inv Ing lie.
:Ssos s,si ys':,s s,, s,,n;,s ~ r,., '"~n
south westerly cornsr : Slckors s s,. swo s S,s
ssa 'a ss pole. s {, ; ess m,;. ssss sss.
ssssr srss ssa q .sdd sS
n. 65o y. 9Sa poies 10 d,e~o,d ard iwo
,srss wnitGccss s. corgsr ss e Ads y Ess'.r ~
whiteosks and . gum d, David Hnss' line
and crrner % said Easter; thence with
P;ns RSss line g g, g poss :" s non
and and being part os Fiishnshs survey. No.
sSecond tract f,ssiunl,,x y, y s,o,. IN the
iipe o. the survey and Of Joseph eiia.cock
Hne me- Crnser ...s ~ ,spals and norihes.terly corner
20 :" sns -, sIS .a'I 2. H.cnsrd Lncss tms,'c wn
the center Of Becky Fork rFrck "a =, cH rrsnrS
on the north bank ,nersof marked ,is "a cor.
Gsrs asr r. sTees pa,.s, w ths | e .
poles {. 87o e. 40 poles N. 7so f. is poloS 10
e5ss q s ssns s 8, 3 ss
S. ~ cots ns"ss ie .'."s S NE =
thence with the line of said 615< acre tract,
cqasss cpS .tfs sppc pcc,se%s e. s pc.. ps e e 4. %
psrs q sulvsy more or '
,sos Z: & .sa sss. sSS
with the line Of said tract N 261<o W, S0 d
8 ss:sss s / Is.s M ,:s:
l4s4 poles north Of the survey corner, and
AND Tb"s os BeaSsr. ns I.n s ~ pc1ss rsa
passing stone ct 9e.M poles to Q be nd In
g. I ~ .V cSrher rsoSe of w. WePPsl Psss n:
thence with said farm S 65lzo W. IN ~ poles
to another corner OF said Weyer; thence N.
Wsyar At q large whlteoak thence y. eso i0'
in line T. !, q the = iand "a Il :. Il. Essis5 !hsaes
Samuel Wolf 3. ao ~ 4. 5o.s % poiss, ss psssinS nn
stone % in y the e road. corner u said Grove and
line and cor ornspio % G. 4. Essser; ,nencs Win viz
said Eastet = line and 4 road N. 65e<o r D6e6
no.es sac 10 o,,n stone; sorrer M t9 ssid Easter;
road N. O1Io e. 2i.e poies tn a stone % in ssid
line and corner 70 = tract Of 22X acres, oon-
B. Miller by assd dated Decenbsr ';s Sis, y ysss.
and recorded In Book ~, page 10, Of record Of
ass ns ssa ~ ssia s.o ssRS: po ,:s
70 ,hs g. bses!nSins s. contaipinF g IT., ceres.
arm p snd VIE III ee5 e. Esstsr
by deed, dated May 7th. 1881. recorded In Vol.
s.. page 2o, Highland county record Of
Fourth tract-In.lot No. IA I'm the fowu
Of New Boston, In said Paint township.
Known and GessHstsd on the he recorse" eco s1p elas 4
ri Fiish g i, ,tsssetI1n.lo.s s MOI. ii and 70 in said
>, si5th ,ds,a sraSt-Reenn,p Ing ., = stone in the
rods from the center of the turnpike and ~
LD0 corner OF town lot No. II In RpafRn.
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RABBIT PROBLEM SOLVED.
fasteur's Plan to Rid New South Wales ol
BunniAa.

bUnnl0Ss
PARIS, Jan. 22.--Pusteur's Rough on Rab-
bits has had d great success in the estate
near Rheims, wherc it was tried by his
nephew, Mr.. Loir. The warren was in a
large cave, ani all attempts TO extermi-
nate its denizsns having failed, the estate
proprietor has invited Pasteur to try
the plan he had proposed to the
New South Wales Government. Pas
teur being i'll, Mr.. Loir went down
to Rheims. In tie cave he placed a
sheaf of hay which he watered with six
quarts Of fluid infected with chicken
cholera microbes. The result was that
within twenty -four hours nineteen bunnies
were found dead. Two days afterward
twelve more were found, aud no signs Of
the rests of the pests. On search being
made in holes groups Of five, six and ten
corpse were found. Since then the warren
has been quite deserted. Mr.. Pasteur's
plan has, therefore, proved completely
successful
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Captured q LasL

DENVER, Col, Jan. 1.-THE capture Of
the three men who robbed the Denver q Rio
Grande mail and express cars at Grand
Junction last November has been effected
by Pinkerton's men. Robert and Jack
Smith, brothers, and a man named Rhodes
are the robbers. They were brought to
Denver yesterday and, waving examine.
ton, lodged in jail,
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Endemic Of Bvdroohobja.

BELvIDERE, N. j., Jan. 19.-An epidemic
II raging among the dogs of Oxford, and .
number have shown unmistakable signs Of
hydrophobia. A local physician Of note
says the disease 10 caused by exposure to
the severe weather. Cattle have been
bitten and died, and great number Of
dogs are suffering. Thus far no one has
been bitten. The authorities have ordered
all dogs ah1icted with the epidemic de-
stroyed at once.
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The Story Of q Ihimbla

PARKERsBuRe, W. Va, Jan. 20.-A little
daughter of Edward Prunty, Of Kitchie,
swallowed a steel thimble with brass lin
ing four years ago. The child has nsver
suffered any inconvenince from the metal,
and it was supposed it had passed OF in Q
natural way. Yesterday she became i'll
and threw up tho brass lining Of the thim-
BILE. The acid Of the stomach, It il sup
posed, had entirely destroyed the steel
facing
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Fatal Accident on a Railroad.

CoLuMBus, Ga, Jan. 1.-THE train on
the Columbus and Western that left Good
water at half-past nine, bound for Syls-
cauga, struck landslide quarter Of .
mile west Of Frammclls and Eve miles
from the nearest telegraph station. The
engine half buried itself in the immense
bank Of soft dirt that obstructed the track.
The engineer was killed.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 19.-Word
reached here from Oceanica, Wyoming
County, that the Hatfield gang made q
raid, Saturday night, on the house Of Sim
Mccoy, q brother Of Randall, whose house
was burned and portion Of his family
killed several days ago, and taking Mrs.
Randall to q tree, tied her to it and then
shot her to death together with her eldest
son. The house was set on lire, and McCoy
and his two youngest children burned
In death
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Brilliant Scheme 10 End . Strike.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 2O-There 10 .
new scheme on foot to bring the miners
strike to close. Ex-Assemblynhan Hines
went to Pottsville to-day to urge the
scheme, which Is that all the strikers ap-
ply to tho poor authorities for admission
to the poor-houses. A big tax would then
have to be levied, and the corporations
would have to pay it. Hines thinks the
operators, rather than pay, would bring
the strike to close
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sloane. Gardner Hire att,ys rs
N; R.-Ihe wheat crop growing on the
lands In above notice win be rsserved from
wide. from the n. .. corner Of tract No.
along the east side of tract No. TO the road;
and tract No. l:will be sold subject to'said
right Of way. Jos. T. EASTER. Admir-.
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Train Robbers Got ths Worst Of Il.

Sr. Louis, Jan. 1Q.-An attempt was
made upon Wabash train last night by
robbers twcnt-seven milcs west OF Kan.
sas City, near Missouri City. The train
was tagged and tho engineer order out Of
his cab. Tho officials had information Of
the attempt, and vollcy from shotguns
met the robbers and their leader was shot
down. The county officials are now in pur-
suit and some Of the robbers were cap.
tured
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The Vatican Warned.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-The Chronicle's corre-
spoudent at Rome says that Cardinal Man
ming has written 10 the Pope to the effect
than any outspoken opposition to Glad
stone on the part of the Vatican would
produce among Irish and English Cath
olics disaffection that would lead to seri-
GUS results.
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wsa'i Nave Ar Falke,.le.l...

s1. Louis, Jan. O.-Two farmers living
near Little Rock, Ark, BY the name Of Bsker
and Hitt bscame engaged In quarrel
yesterday while dividing their land b.
tween son and daughter Of each, who
were about to b married, and coming =
blows, stabbed each other With howie
kAiyss n such frightful manner thsA
Baker died and HIT an not recogo9.
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An EpIdsmIe Of Meningitis.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Jan. 20.-Meningitis
is epidemic at Asheville, North Carolins.
A dozen deaths per day are reported, and
every effort to arrest the dread disease
proves futile. People are leaving the
town by scores, many Of them reaching
Tennessee tonight.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-26
A PessaI Circular.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 0-Ths Postmastsr
General to-day issued . circular letter to
postmasters, embodying rules and reguls.
tions which shall hereafter govern under
the new law relating to permissible writing
and printing ON second, third and fourth.
class mail matter. The law went into Of.
tect to-day.