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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1889-02-15
SHORT AND SHARP,


Love may live an age, II You do not
marry n.
WOMAN is never too angry to be without a
mouthful Of sweet words.
To M patient with fashionable people is
the best kind OF discipline.
WHEN girls are old enough for lover
,heyare match for any gray head.
AwoNAS il not TO be counted your own
until you have her inside wedding ring.
TUT best evidence OF love 10 TO sign u
paper relinquishing right to the BRIDES fort
unc.
WoMEN who buy their social progress will
nearly always faint at tho sigh, Of . wash
tub.
FAMILIARITY with servants IL good indl-
cation OF the origin Of some people OF the
day.
CLERorAEs who only preach for effect are
never noted FOR success In salvation OF
souls.
Amour tho only tenderness IN tho tailor
made woman 10 that produced by tight
lacing
Iris one of the easiest as ono Of the
meanest things, 10 be funny at other folks
expense.
The girl Is foolish who encourages the AZ
tentions of a maa she knows she can never
marry.
TnE man who has the courage Of his con-
victions In these days 10 looked upon %
curiosity
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SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
A Minister Who Doesn't Believe In
tho Story of Creation.
Spirited aud Interesting Discussion by the
Cleveland MIni,,ers' Association.

CLEVELAND, o., F,b i2-The clorgymen
who were present Mt the meeting Of the
City Ministsrs' ASS riation TO listen % the
discussion upon TIE decrease OF Crime"
were greatly surIfised. The discussion
was opened by Rev Dr. X 4. sprtcher. Of
the Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church.
DR. Sprecher at ono, launched into a de-
Tense OF the theory ofsvoiutlon. Tho atti.
tude OF the clergy toward modern sciences.
he said, was unfortunate, because unbelief
IL the primary of the increase Of
crima II was unfortunate h. said, that
tho ministers antagonissd the dcctrine Of
sas! ifs sss Ms s =
OF the Bible. In conclusion rr, Sprecher
said while no positive proof that the
body Of man Ia derived from the lower
animals has been obtained, yet what rle ht
have we TO assert Dramatically that God
took up dirt, rolled II together holding 1t
In his hands Ike putty, fasbiohod hu.
man shape, mud man, converted the
earth into flesh, and blew into IL the
spirit Of mani Would ~ not he more
gracefully accomplished that he evo-
luted man from tho lower animals.
ihlcultles may arise In interpreting
the new argument with the bic but not
more than arise 90 reconcile tho Old argu.
mont The theory OF the pre- Alamit,s
was not invented recently, but wss talked
% hundreds OF years ago The Bible
speaks Of creatures and says hat God
took from the creatures being and made
him the Adnmite. ne selected a Greats re
from which TO make man the same +, he
subsequently lscted Noah, Abraham
ami Moses TO do special service |
hold that IL Is not IN plaoa Tor ths
clergy 10 push evolution, yei think
II Is the part Of ministers lat they
should not be antagonisiis lfhot In al.
vocacy. dot not stand IN conflict When
you conflict science aui religion tho
listener viii nsaTu'-. i,ks -viv-c,. There
Is no con flct-none In the least" While
several Ut the clergy prosen, we're In.
cllned 20 agree with De Sprscier there
were others who replied spiriteJy to what
he had said. one gentleman assei him q
say whether he was HMsteria. ~ a Dels.
or an Atheists" The speech created a
profound sensation In religious circles.
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GENERAL JAoKsoNs HOME.
Movement Co Purchase tho HermiiaR
Property and Relies by - National Asso
citation.

Movement TO Purchase tho Hermitage
Property and Relies by - National Assoc
citation.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. II "A meeting
will DO called here having for ito object
the organization Of an hermitage Associa-
ton, and IL purposes TO elect a Regent
and other officers to purchase from the
State, with absolute title. ell the
Hermitage property. consisting Of
the farm Of five hundred acres and
the buildings thereon, and the tomb Of
General jackson. The Association will
agree TO forever perpetuate aud keep mp the
Hermitage AS the home Of General jack
son, binding itself to allow u TO pass into
the hands OF no private individual what
sosver, and DO conducted In the interest Of
no individual whatsoever The associa-
ton Is 20 he national In It's charac-
ter, having members and officers In
each State OF the Union, and In each
grand division OF tho state of Tennes-
see. The association will bind itself 70
raise funds sufficient 20 purchase the Her
~s>ssspssSsstyst - pa:-<t<s tbs<sNxtr<y
pair aud 60 bcsutify snd adorn u and
Colonel aud Mrs. Andrew jackson, at
present residents Of the Hermitage, pledge
TO the associations I'll the relics Ia their
possession, the furniture aud belongings
OF the parlor.. tho hallway and In the
room In which General jackson died, which
remains now ss 1t did on the day the old
heru breathed his last The meeting.
and the association to be formed Is intend
ed 10 counterfeit the hin introduced into
the Legislature by Senator Crews. propos-
Ing to make Of the Hermitage home for
INDECENT and disabled ex-Confederate sol
diers
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A. New Steel Gun Tested.

ASsAroLIs. Nm, Fsbls-Ths Thurlow
steel gun was tested yesterday after
noon at the naval proving
grounds opposite Annapolis. and
stood the governmental test The gun was
cast Of open hearth steel by the STANDARD
Steel Company, OF Tnuriow, IA, ana nv
ished and rifisd at the Government works,
Washington. II is 1875 inches In length,
six inches in bore and lSie5 pounds in
weight. The first two shots we're with
:hirty-sis pcrrd- 81 r"'. Ter .rd a-rcnrd
shells. The next ten followed with 4sx
pounds of powder and ioo.pound shells
The gun stood the test without apparent
injury. The company will receive $50 950
from the Government.
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WOMAN EATEN BY RATS,
while Lying Helpless on q sick. He'd and
Her Worthless Husband Too Lazy 90 PRO.
teet Her.

while Lying Helpless on - sick He'd and
Her Worthless Husband Too Lazy 90 PRO.
tect Her.
PRoyIDENcE X l, Feb 1l--One OF the
most horrihle ceses that the police Of this
city have ever known came before them on
Friday night, when they were called by
the residents OF Webster street 10 No %
on that thoroughfare In hovel at that
number resides Julia Mahan, aged fifty
six years. and her husband, John, a man
who. IL Is said, lived from bis wifs's earn
ings for long time. Mrs Mahsp was
stricken with paralysis about four weeks
ago, and has been lying helpless
since aud deserted. The police,
who went TO Mrs. Mshan's bed
side, found that the place was infested
with ravenv2s rats, and that they swarmed
In the sick woman's bed Her nose and
cheeks had been eaten away, and the jaw
bone was eft bare. When the meager
covering Of the bed wasrsised n dozen rats
came out from under IL, and then II was
found that the sick woipsn's limbs had
also been eaten. The flesh was gnswed
from the thighs and the woman had been
for hours helpless 10 drive away the ro-
dents. Captain Egan sent Mrs Coughiin
TO care for the woman last night This
morning Zig tied can lie was left Ia the
room, aud in ten minutes 1t was carried of
by the rats. Mrs Mahan IL dying.
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AN AWAKENING.
rhirfy.fivc Days in . Trsnce-Emms Att
Mouse Suddenly Receivers After Her
Long sleep.

rhirty-hvc Days in . Trance -Emms Ait
house Suddenly Receivers After Her
Lons sleep.
ArTIcA N. ", Feb. s-Mrs. Emma Att
house did not die In her present trance, 80
was expected, but awakened after having
slept few hours over thirty.Hve days,
The exact period OF her longest previous
sleep OF year ago The awskening oc-
Cured yesterday, although for q day she
had shown signs that the crisis, whether
she would awake or NOT, was approaching.
After what appeared to DO struggle she
opened her eyes, her moss bed freely,
and her breathing Increased In force
and quickness until the respiration
evceeded fifty a inmate, throe times what
10 natural Dr. Nichols. who examined
her, states that the tsmpersturs was nor
nisl about ninety eight the pulse was un-
sssady but huctuated over eighty, aud
vas not At all strong Mrs Aithcr-e w~s
wy yssksisftsr shs came out Of the
f@nn1a ~ ~ uooeeu1oonee sssvrre >oaA eh>
G(D5141 " 4 ~ - 141p1een
yuis Of warm milk ard some weak coKet
we're given her, the 6rst nourishmeni
she has had since January 9 The family
feel much gratified because Mira Althouss
has como to life again, for they were pre-.
pared for the worst She was up 10 this
morning, only able to communists with
her attendants by motions OF the head in
reply 20 questions, for, though she tried "a
whisper to them, her strength was MOI
equal TO the task. Later in the day sh,
was able to whisper to her sisters but they
declined to talk about the case
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FELL TO A FORTUNE.


Wturning TO Their Native Land TO Enjoy
Jew Found Wealth, = Family Go Down
Il Sea-
foRr WAysE lSp, Feb. s-Wanatah, q
snail village west of here, had quieted
down from the sensation occasioned by
wm Rcst capturing a $4,000 prize in a
lottery when the rumor to-day Of the
'tanmer Vera being sunk in collision
revived the sensation. After Rost had re-
eeived his money no concluded he would
spend with his n mil his seciining day.
An sG~mapy from where he smisrates
syslra .y~srs ago. clairninR with tina
amount he would b sssor. fho.s<ts OF a.
Fatherland than here. Accordingly, he,
with his family--seyen in number-lsfi
for New York and took passage In the ILL.,
faied steamer. His friends In his former
home are snxiously awaiting further in
ligence OF the Vera t
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AFFLICTED WITH RABIES.
Farmers Inaugursting a General Raid to
XIII All Dogs.


XIII All Dogs.
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb e-The greatest
excitement prevails among the farmers
throughout "A region covering about ten
square miles in Wetzel County, the cause
being the discovery that there are from
eight 20 dozen dogs afflicted with rabies
within tho territory named running
wild through the woods and over tho
fields For month past live
stock on mum erous farms has been found
dead and hogs and cattle observed to
he suffering from what was thought to be
fits, but the cause was not suspected until
yesterday, when II was ascertained that a
number Of horses, cattle and hogs had
been bitten by mad dogs and that two
children, Morgan by name, had shared In
the same fate. The disease is supposed to
have originated In the county late last fall
and 10 have spread since, There is tho
greatest anxiety for the Morgan children,
as the dog which wounded them has since
died and another dog bitten by II before
death has gone mad The farmers will
inaugurate general raid and kill all dogs
for dozen miles around In the hope Of
stamping out the disease. In Marshall
County. adjoining wetzsl, Mrs. Mary
Smith, aged seventy, is lying at the point
OF death from wounds inflicted by dog
supposed 10 be mad.
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Rel Nosed wlss" evey

wiLETsnAHHL PA, Feb. u -lhe trial
81 Michael X EEola, aias 'aeI.Nosed
MlsS" the notorious murderer e Luserne
County. WAS Te,unet here yesterday
morning The evidence bc.nI al Ia and
the arguments closed the iudf' charge l
the jury, and az quarter p'.t twelve
O'Clock the jury retired In jie one hour
u hloi into court again and nturned n
verdict OF murder In the frat de res. Tho
prisoner hearl the verdict vnm we'd, an I
WAS i.msn dcd until NEXT Saturday, when
sentence will he passed.
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Peculiar Case Of Apparent Death.

PAINKsviLLE, o, Fed. iI.--There is con.
siderable excitement aud doctors are puz'
Elod over the case u the wife Of John
Con, contractor and builder. at Mulbcr-
~ C,rsvi-, ;ais s..ai';5y', she apparently
died last n ight After having been laid
out, she revived towar = morning, talked
20 Ter husband aud seemed rational She
appeared all right until about noon, whom
she again dropped dead Physicians are
watching the case. and IL is the general
tonic Of Conversation.
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PNEUMATIC GUNS.
Tho Government Orders Seven Of
Thorn for Coast Defense,
Three for sandy Hook, Two Tor ro7
schuyler aud Two for Fort
Warren, Mass


NEw YoRK, Feb. o. The nsws that u
Secretary OF War had awarded the Pneu
matte Dynamite Gun Company the con
tract for seven guns for coast defense WI
little else than was expected by the omcef
Of the company. rhe contract calls Ia
three guns for Sandy Hook, two for For
Schuyler and two for Fort Wares
Mass. As The pecuiiaIities Pr'
sented by the l5-inch gun nor
mounted at Fort Lafayette are virtualf
specified, the guns must DO capable Of sls
walton, and depression by either pneu
matte or hydraulic power, and sav
an extreme elevation OF at leal
thirty-fye degrees. They must boil
uAb:s szszss slf~rssed> hrEeyR1nS4
200 degrees. tho training and eievsfsas
TO be wholly under the control Of
the gunner In charge. The range Of
fire is also specified, the extreme demanded
being mile. Rapidity OF fire is also cali Cd
for, being a requirement. not demanded in
the recent tests Of the Stationary gun. Tbs
delivery Of the guns ready for mounting
must be made within eight months Of tbs
time Of execution OF contract The sum Of
money as bid by the Pneumatic Dynamite
Gun Company Is $3.50. 800.
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Cold nas Tor Bap,izina

DANvILLE. Iii, Feh iL-During a
bin ling snow storm y yesterday eight men
aud women were baptized and immersed
in Guttcredge's branch. near this city. A
l-sE~ ssie 49, sat s..-~s.sh the ice, and q
man shove'ed out the Ice that was rapidly
forming during the ceremony. TIE CON
verts were ell very thlrly clad, AMI after
the INNER lion were driven OF walked,
shivering In Their wet garments, TO THEN
hoiuea one Of tho women carried two
ninth 1. OH chi "A In her nrma
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS
Important Amendments introduced h
Senators Chandler and Daniel.

Important Amendments introduced by
Senators Chandler and Daniel
WASHINGTON, Feb. S-5enator Chandler
Introduced a proposed amendment to the
laval appropriation tI,i authorizing the
construction by contract OF two barbor
rams Of steel, to cost, without armament
rot exceeding 81 500, 900 each, and Of If
ben gunboats or cruisers each not 10
srceed !, 100 tons displacement or $500, 600 in
pst 10 appropriates 5000, 900 to begin
BE construction of the vessels and 81, 600, =
20 for armament Senator Daniel intro
fueed as an amendment to the naval APP
Fopriation bill measure authorixing the
yresident tc appoint a Board Of Naval Of
fcers to select and report upon the five
best obtainable sitei In the United States
~ the fabrication OF guns and armor
pate and other material OF iron or steel
70 the use Of the navy. One OF these sites
isto be located In the Middle or Eastern
States, one in Virginia. one on the Gulf
Chasi, one on the great lakes and one on
he Pacific Coast r.
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Father n,t sos spr.., 90 e,,ln.

CuAIrANoo0A. TENS. Feb l.. -Charles
Falls aud soa met with n shocking acci-
dent at the Creasosng works q GuilJ,
White q Gillespie, which was caused 10y a
Loller filied with coal tar aud brick ex-
ploiing. The hoi tai covered the bodies
Of Falls aud son The former burned 10
death In less than a m mute. while tho
latter Is Just alive but viii die. The ex'
plosion caused the works 10 take ire.
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pon1 Car. a snap for v. s.

NEw YoRK, Feb. o.-There was JOY in
the Haytian Consulate over cable dis
patch which was received by Minister
Preston from London this morning. The
cable announced that the Br itish, German
and French Governments had decided to
recognize General Legitims as ths. Presi-
dent Of HaytL we do not care VT. ~
.ne Insted states rrccsri-cs fresiderr
Legitime or not" said the Minister, sfiG
reading the cable. mo, sir; we do not
care tbatn-and the Minister snapped his
finger jauntily In the air.
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NEW YopK, Feb. il,-Fire occurred a,
three O'Clock yesterday morning in the
basement Of tho laFge tenement No
Hos;er street, occupied by.t~enty families.
The fire mas an,ekls discovered by a be-
lated lodger and eStlngu'shed IL was
found that an attempt had Leen made to
ourn and blow up the building Bundles
frars soaked in oil, fuses and packages
81 powder were arranged Or the purpose.
The police are investigating the matter.
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JEFFERSON CRY, No, Feb 1L-Gover'
nor Francis has gran 81 respite Of sxty
days to william Walker and John Mat.
the~s the Bald Kuohhers who were under
sentence TO hang at Ozark on the l5.h inst.
The case Of David Walker, chic; q ths
Knobhers, {, now in tho supreme Court;
aud Matthews. Who escaped from IN
OZARK Jail a few weeks ago, Is still at large,
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Repuhlicaus Withdraw

CHARLrsros. W VI, Feb s-whils
counting the vote for Governor In the
West Virginia Legislature yesterday, the
Republican members withdrew from the
ioiat session. The point Of order was
made that no quorum was present, but the
Speaker ruled that inasmuch as quorum
of the members was in and about the hall
and building there was quorum present
and ordered the canvass 20 proceed.
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white R,ybsr's CoIoted Customs,

CAMBRIDGE, u, Fen "a ciss oaiei
the Ohio Civil Rights law was brough, b.
fore Justice Turner In this place yester.
day. The defendant, Geo. Moses, a VIII lie
man, 10 the keeper OF barber shop here
Wednesday cclored man named Isaac
Green applied for a haircut and was re-
fused. THIS made GEoaa angry, and ths
suit was the outcome. Moses waived ex'
animation, aud waY remanded TO the COM
mon pleas court in 500
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R.w,ttlIo, IA, 'As,,,,Io Of cI.,ioo

LlTrLE Rock AK Bob. e-The bill
authorizing the Governor to oner 81. oO
tor the apprehension OF any notorious re-
cent criminals, and which is designed 10
cover the Clayton murder, passed the
Legislature yesterday and has been s.Snet
by Governor Eagle. who to-day offeret
that sum for the arrest of the ASA ssin OF
John 81, CLAYTON.
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Crazed by Relation.

MONTICELLO ILL, Feb &C. W. Mort
gan, one of the well-known citizens Of
Central Illinois, was adjudged insane and
sent TO the asylum yesterday. He became
insane on religion, and claims God had
called MIN 70 preach and save the word
from sin. lie became desperate, and at
tempted to kill several Of his intimate
friends. lie thinks Mrs Woodwork, the
faith. cnre lender Is manfred.
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Iowa LIQUOR Decision.

DIES MONIES, IA, Feb s.-Tbe Supreme
Court has by Diminishing the writ In the
case OF Grusendorf VS.. Judge Howatt,
dealt tho !iqaor dealers of shs State a SCI
we're blow. The case Is an orisinal package
liquor suit The Supreme Court decide, that
liquor in so-catled original packages can
only be sold IN this State In accor dan CO
with the prohibitory law by persons hold
lag permits. 49,
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OgFisa Badly Tfea,si.

DuBiIN, Feb u William o'Bden,
while ca route from C!onmol TO Trales Jail
was transferred to q thIrd-cass carriage
at Mallow, lie objec ed 90 the change
declaring that he hal never Travelled In
that way and the efforts OF four consia-
80. :. sss s...s.. - :S.os a.... 30 Soai. -
with the orders Of the commander Of tho
escort
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RIO JASrEio, BRAEtL Feb IL yellow
fever is making progress, and so numer.
Gus are becoming tho gastric and other
levers which have become the usual PR
cursors OF epidemic in other years that tho
sanitary authorities are looking forward
TO an epidemic this summer
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A New Cabinet Once.

wAsmNoroS. Feb u The President
has approved the act To nlarge the pow
ers and duties Of the Department e. As;i-
culture. and TO create an executive A. art
meat 10 he known .. lbs Department ..
Agriculture and nominated Norman ].
Coiman, Of Missouri, 20 BE- Secretary OF
Agriculture
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O,H O Gam, OF Cards

ST. LouIs Fob lt-Ben Brown and Bill
Hamilton, two colorei men, got into a
di, pute overn game of cards at a low dive
In Clabber alley, and Brown plunged a
big dirk knife into Hamilton and killed him.
The murderer was arrested
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Consul Sswaii Bounced.

W AsHiNGToN, Feb. & Harold w. Sewall,
consul general TO the Samoan Islands, re.
ceived notification from the State De-
partment that his resignation would be
acceptable onthe ground that his views
were not in harmony with those Of the ad
ministration. t.N t
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Eirsl Irain in Mnxinn

Cny on MEXICO Fob, II. Bishop spsld.
ing, OF Peoria has arrived he.e. The first
vestlbule train from New o. leans arrived
In this city Yesterday, II made the run in
seventy three hours. An immense crowd
gathered at tho depot TO witness the ar.
rival Uf tho train.
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NEW YoRK, Feb, s-soverai of The
morning papers print the appeal Of the
Board of Directors of the National Confod.
crate Soldiers Home, at Austin, Tex, 10,
oontri buttons ia aid Of the institution. 1.
10 desired to ereet a building with accom-
modations for from $50 TO 400 persona
Chauney M. Bepew has consented to re-
ceivs aud forw ard all donations Of none Y
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb ll.-ofiicl al
advicos from Mares Island Navy Yard
state that tho United States man-of war
Mohicaa has left for Panama. She did
not register at this port, and passed out
so quietly that she was not seen by look I.
outs at the entrance TO San Francisco Bay.
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Great S,ow . Sio nm.

LONDON Feb "a terrific snow'storm
Is raging throughout Scotland. Telegraph
wires are Frustrated. Heavy gales are
again raging on the Eaglish ami lrisa
coasts. A building fell near Bolton crush
ing a plumber of cottages and killing six
persons, At Pembroke ferryboa' cap.
sized, and nine persons were drowned.
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The New Cahlnei Office.

WASHINGTON, Feb. o-The President
has intimatoi that he will either sign the
bill for n Department OF Agriculture or
allow IL 10 become law without his sig
nature. lie does not desire 10 make
any appointments under the new law.
and so will probably hold it as long a.
possible
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O,RrIen Sarinuslx Ill

LoNDoN Feb. 1.-The Daily News has
information that tho condition of William
0'Brion Is such as 10 render. bis recovery
very Improbable. The annonn cement has
filed bis friends with anxiety and in
creased the general indignation at his
crual treatnenl .t'
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~Sru, Clerks Fatal Mistake.

Bradonb,rg, tho Columbia drug clerk who
caused John Wunder's death by selling
him morphine for quinlne, and who was
convicted q involuntary manslaughter,
was sentenced TO twenty days imprison.
ment
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4 Double ShuMs.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. a-The Supreme
Court has affirmed the death sentence
against Mack Francis and James Turner
both colored, who killed Leonard Martin
In Wilson County last summer, and sem
ten ced them to be hans ed March %