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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15
NORTH STATE NEWS.
More esignation.-Iirem Tourna-
incut-larmrr>' Alliance, Sc.
l-neclnlin the Tlmcs.I

RALEIGH. Y. c.. August 12.-Thir
morning Governor FOwle received the
resignation Of Or. Jackson as director
Of the insane asylum. 1t was sent in
Dn account of a doubt as To- the proprie-
/ Is Of holding this office and that of
superintendent of the health board OF
/ his county at the same time. and was
accented for the same reason. This
makes the fourth resignation in the
board recently.
The State Firemens Tournament con-
tinued to-day with unablted interest
and drew immense crowds. The Fire
men s Association day elected Cap
tain f. b. Engelhard chief Of the Ra-
leigh Fire Department. president of the
Association. The hose reel contest was
won this afternoon by the Capitol Hose
Company OF Raleigh. aud the grab reel
race was won by a Greensboro team.
The single foot race was won by VIII
liam Pdttman. of Columbia. :. G. He
ran one hundred yards in eleven se-
cOnds. The next annual tournament
Will be held at Charlotte.
Raleigh and GOldsbOrO played a
match game OF base ball here this even
ing, resulting in a victory for Rileigh
by score OF 90 -.
DOwnpOurs Of rain continue here
daily. and are interfering seriously
with labor. One hundred workmen
engaged on tine city sewerage system
were driven IN from work yesterday by
"a heavy storm.
W. *. Perry. the ae;Onaut who fell
from balloon al Mount Holly last
Yves K. was mose seriously injured than
O. iiist supposed. lie is now i'm cgi.i-
cal condition.
A telegram was received here last
night announcing the marriage of
Mr. James Moseley, Of this city. and
Miss Annie Couislani, who j. well
known here. at the residence Of Nr. j.
S Adams in Ashyille. The ceremony
took place yesterday at - o'clock. aud
was performed by Rev. Father Mark
Gross. of Charlotte.
The annual Convention of the state
Farmers Alliance is iu session at ta
yettcyiile. and is attended by large
number OF farmers Eighty-one of the
uinetysiN counties of the State are
rcpicscu,ed. The Alliance will this
year elect new president 10 succeed
Captain >. T.. Alexander. who is now
president. j. s.. Payne and Elias Carr
are both mentioned as President Alex
auior successor. but chances seem
more in favor 0f Carr.
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By THE CABLE.
VARIOUS ITEMS or NEWS FROM
BEYOND The SEA

The Labor Question Causing Much rro"bi"
In Gcrmany-A AJack-the-E Ripper Verdict
-nouianger sentenced 10 fNiic-other
Foreign Ncn~ and Notcs.
LONpON. August 1.-THE existing
labor troubles IN Germany. which affect
20 greater or lefs extent every import
ant industry in the Empire. are giving
much concern 20 German statesmen
and economists. In every manufac-
turing centre labor and capital are at
swords points. and for every stnke
that is settled two fresh ones are an
nOunced.
A JACK rHg RIPPER VERDICT.
LONDON. August l4.-The working
lads instituted in the Whtechapel road
was crowcd with an ill-assorted collec-
tion of humanity this morning when
Coroner Baxter. OF Middlesex. resumed
the inquest ON the bO,y Of Alice Mac
kenzie. the woman who was murdered
and mUtilated by Jack, the Ripper. in
Castle alley. on July IA. The jury,
after hearing the evidence. returned
verdict OF "wilful murder against some
person or pers0ns unknown.
BOULANGER EXuED.
PARIS August II The Senate Court
pronounced judgment to-day upon Gen
eral Boulauger. Count Dillon and Henri
Rochef0rt. The accused are condemned
to deportation to some fortified place
and there held as prisoners.
CLENsNCy FOR MRS. MAVERICK.
LoNuoN. August A. Fifty-two mem
bers of the House of Commons have
signed q memorial 20 the Home Secre-
tary urging clemency tor Mrs. May
brick.
FXECUuONrR BERRY REFUSES To HANG
MRS MAVERICK.
LONDON, August lj.-The official
executionor. Berry. declares that he
vlu Not hang Mrs. Maybrick.
CABLE NOTES.
LIVERPOOL. August li-There is talk
Cf res0rtlug 20 short time IN the cotton
mills four weeks longer.
BERLIN. August ll.-While on visit
to day to the town OF Remscheid.
W,aiphala. tine venerable archbishop
of Cologne was iusulted and stoned on
the -trse.s by crowd ofantI Catholics.
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MR.. NAT. &. VENABLE.

Iii. Death at Old Point Yesterday.
Mr.. Nat. f.. Venable, son Of Captain
S. ". Neoahle. one Of the prominent
candidates before the Democratic Con.
ventiou for the gubernatOrial nomina
ton. died al Old Point yesterday.
Mr.. Nenable had been MI for months.
and bis death had been looked for %.
an event likely To- occur for some time
past His father and brothers yestcr-
day. however. received kilograms
That his condition was greatly
improved. and so when another
telegram was received at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon that he bad suddenly
died. the news came ON them like q
thurder-ciap. They have the SINGER
est sympathy OF all their friends in
their aflct.On.
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LYNcHBURG LOCALS.
Republican Brethren Nnt Dwelling in
HARMONY General iiem-.
Special fD ihr ifmt~I


Special to the imes.i
lYNCImUfG. VA. August 1i-rh,
Republicans of this city held ward
meetings last night toeleet delegates to
the CRY Convention lo appoint dele
yates io the Norfolk Convention. The
fchl between the MahOnciles and the
alL Nah0ucites was lively one. but.
as usual. lhe former had their own
way, and claims luil Mlhono dciega-
ii0n. The ami MahOuoItts claim that
the proceedings were entirely Illegal,
ants,hFeaten o. send p separate delega-
tion but it won Z amount to anything.
The meeting continued % % late hour,
and was very violent.
Passengers ON the Midland train
so. - which arrived here from the
Nof,h this morning epoIts that "a pas
ser-er jumped from the train while d
w.s going at "a rapid rate ot speed near
Orange last night The train was
stopped and half am hour spent In
searching Tor the man, but the only
trace of lm found WAS his hat The
depot men az Orange were told Of the
occurrence and the party sent back. but
nothing has been learned today as 70
the result of the search.
james 81. % Brien. for several years
iu ihe uostoflicc of this city under Re
publican rule. has been appointed as
si-faut postmaster in the Roanoke post
office by the new postmaster, As Ash
burn.
the lyiicst interest is felt in the
nominations TO he made tomorrow by
the convention. and there is great APP
plause over Mr. Barbour s splendid
opening address.
ihe city Is fall of hungry Repu5li-
cam. from various paris seeking Office
under Pat. McCaull and greasy look
ing .ct they are.
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THE TURF.
Results Saratoga Races Nc-tcrday-In-
jric- for To-DaN's Racing at Saratoga.
The following are the results Of yes

Results Saratoga Races Sc-tcrday-In.
Jric- for ro-Day's Racing at Saratoga.
The following are the results Of yes
/ terdav 5 racing % Saratoga:
rIrst race. three-quartcrs Of a mile.
three year-olds-S Sunlight first, Burn
side second, Ecstacy third. Time l:l7.
Second race. aile-Brown Princess
first, Laura Davidson second. Bertha
third. Time 1:i3i
Third Iace. eleven-sixteenth Of a
mile. twoyear-Oiis. selling BallyhOo
first, Pail Mall second. Little Bill third.
Time 1:l0l.
Fourth race, one mile. selling -Vigi-
liant first. Kitty X. second, Eight 10
Seven third. Time IA.
Fifth race, one mile, selling
Light first, Dilemma second. Vermont
third. Time 1929.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
The following are the entries for to-
day S racing at Saratoga commencing
at 1890 4. NJ.
First race. three-fourths Of a mile.
twOy ycar.Old Palcmus. 104: KenwoOl.
lO9; W. G. Morris. 109: Alarm Bell
100. Successor. 109: Estelle. l0j: Elk
ton, 100: Milton, lO9; Light. lO5: Ocy-
pete, l05: Timothy. 100: Middlestone.
ia, Mr. Pelham. lO9; Harry Weldon,
lOl: Swifter lOg.
Second race. one and one.sixth Of
mile. Duke of Highlands. 10l: King Of
Norfolk, l00: Bessie June. ia: Quin-
dare Belle. l02: Brandolctte. 90. Lady
Hemphill, 96. Hiudccraft. III.
Tnird race. one and five eighths Of a
mile. Saratoga grand prize Gypsy
Queen. lO2. Wary. lOi;Grey Dawn. 105:
Cassius. 100; Lavinia Belt l07. Mont
rose, H..
Fourth race. one and one-eighth
OF a mile sweepstakes handicap
Bonita, li2: King Crab, JIG; Vosburg.
IS: Ben Harrison, 1o4. Gymnast. o..
LeleX, 1l2: Aunie Blackburn. Ill:
Prather. lCG
Fifth race, six-eighths of mile. sell
iug-Ramsen. 80: Vance. los: Haram-
boure. lOf; Everett. los; Lady Pulcifer.
40. Shamrock. 1903: Feuelon. 40: Big
Brown jug. los; Lotion. 40: Brait, 100,
Dalcsman. 10.
SIKH race, six-oighths of a mile. sell
ing Mamie Hunt. 1l2; Duke of B)ur-
bon. 100. Lakeyiew. l0l. R4dhght, o..
Bob Lisle 90. Lynn. lOl: Vivid. 1906.
Golden Reel. ll2: Macauley. 1872 Rcd
stone. 1906. lOcatell0. I'LL.
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HON. JEEEERSOM DAVIS


Graiihed That -outho.n soldiers Are Noi
heercant-.
LITTLE ROCK. August l4.-Respond-
Ing to the announcement OF the organi-
zaiiOn of ex Confederate veterans al
Pine Bluff. Hon. jefferson Davis writes
90 Colonel Charles Newman. of that
town. saying. among other things III
D. gratifying 10 me to see the brave
men who sustained our righteous cause,
preserving the memories OK their ser.
vice and cultivatiug the fraternity
which was generated IA the severe trials
they erdurcd together. Please give my
cordial greeting 10 your associates who,
feel, may be- consOlei for the loss of
much else I'm the remembrance that their
honor remains unstained and that the
truth for which they suffered il imper
i.hable.
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AeAO PENNY


Constantly Turns tp in Atlanta.
ATLANTA. Ca. August lf.-in reply
lO lhe statement made b. Acting Post
mas.er-GeneIal ClaIbsou yesterday for
publication iu reference TO the appoint
ment oi ihe negro. Penny, % "a position
in tnc Atlanta posloflice. iho COHsfiiU-
ton VIII tomorrow morning contain
the following editorial:
"Ihat ,he authorities in Washington
are determined 10 dist0ri the facts rela-
i've 10 the appointment of the negro
penny to place in tho Atlanta post
Ofncs is clearly shown by telegram
which we printed yesterday. Nearly
every statement attributed to Acting
Postmaster-Ge General Clarks9n ia that
telegram a. false on the face OF il. '
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COyNGr)N, KY, August H. Bunt
Hanes, the well known detective. was
shot aud MORALLY wounded az o clock
shis morning by Taylor Herbert, turn
key at the Covipgton Jail. Hares bad
been about town dunng the evening
aud had been drinking. The two men
met in the corridors oi the jail and re-
newed an old quarrel. whicn had been
going on for some time. Herbert
claims that he attacked him AMI be
fired on aim.
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IOWA REPUBlICANS.


Thirteen Ballots and No Result.
DEs MoISEs. Iowa, August a -
Every county Was represented in the
Republican State Convention to-day
which was called TO order by Chairman
Beardsley at ll.lj A. NJ. Hon. J0hr
n. Irwin, of Lee was made temporary
chairman, aud Z. IL. Bristow. of Polk
secretary. b. l. Saliuger. Of Carol
was made permanent chairman
Thirteen ballots were taken fOI Gov
ernor without result, Hull leading.
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~ Charles Mathews YVES one day
about stepping into his brousham (as he
never paid any one no could naturally
afford a broughaml, he was stopped by a
debt collector employed by one of his
many creditors "Nr. Mathews. be-
lieve" inquired the man. "Ycs." re-
piled Mathews. airably About that
little account, sirs" "AccountT replied
Mathews. with an exprossionof supreme
surprise; "what account "Why. that
account I've been after these four years
Dear me, how much IS IT," inquired
Mathews, putting his hand in his pocket.
"Scyen pounds eight and fourpence, sir
"Is that all? dear mew "Ive called near
on thirty times, SIR" Thirty times,
You don't say sof' And written at
least twenty times. Yes, sir; twenty
times. and called thirty times. Only a
little matter OF seven pound odd, and
here have been bothering about it for
nigh ON four years. What do YOU think
OF that, sir;" 81 think" replied Ma.
thews. getting into his brougham. and
driving of; "wcll. think that 10 would
have been less trouble 10 have paid it
yourself. San Francisco Argonaut.
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OVER THE WIRES.
PRESIDENT HARRISON ON HIS
WAY TO WASHINGTON.

Received with Great Euthu>ia>m by Iii-
Northern friend~-N hole>ale tndict.
ment, Against sullivan. MuIdoon n Co
-kilrain Arrested.
BATH. Ne. August l4.-The President
left Bangor early this morning. and
was greeted at the various stations on
the way by considerable crowds. On
reaching here the party was driven
TO Mr.. Arthur Sewall 5 residence for
luncheon. and were Afterwards taken
around the city to visit the various
sights. including the shipping.
The train left for Manchester about
> o'clock. Before leaving, the Presi-
dent made few remarks to the people
from the custOm-hOuse steps.
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In Oklahoma.
First Boomer prevented a terrible ira
gedy today.
Second Boomer How w1. thatl
First Boomer-A Texas man came along
and threatened % pat a bullet through mo II
didn't get oH bis claim
Second Boomer-Wel, what about the ter
rible tragedy how dil you avert thati
First Boomer-Why, got of his claim
Judge.
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MORE BOplES


JOBNsTOwN. PA. August II A large
force of workmen are now at work
clearing out the debris from the cellars
and as a consequence more bodies are
being found. Four corp'es were re
covered today, two women and two
children. IL Is expected that many
ghastly finds will be made during the
next few days. until all excavations are
made
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Terrible Accident.

ABEaDEgS. OAK, August IA ter
rible accident occurred abou. noon to-
LAY al he farm OF Charles Dinsmere.
eighteen miles southwest u this city.
Three men were killed and severai
others seriously injured by the explo-
sion Of threshiug mlchinc engine
boiler.
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ELIXIR VITAE


Experiments ON % E Erii-Knoun atlanta
Journalist.
ATLANTA. GA. August II The fret
Brown Sequarl experiment in Atlanta
was that upon Colonel Isaac ". avery.
Tor years ole of Georgia 5 most promi-
neat journalists. Avery has suffered
from ,he effects of an old wound, and
les, winter be was run over by a cab 10
Washington. and siuce then he ha' been
partly psralyzed.
Or. T. H. Green. who administered
the elixir. iiis, tricd il upon himself.
and Bee is low aii free from its effects.
Colonel Avery has slept almost ever
since the application. but aside from
that, uo change can be seen.
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Alta meeting Of the Dixie Literary
socioiy. held at 1917 Floyd street Tues
dav night. much business of impoF-
,,rc. wa. transacted. The subject toi
debate was. Resolved. that the Capl'
alof the United States should be re-
,oyed To more central location.
nss plrticiuated in by Messrs. W. A.
MCGEE. Il. G.. Tupman. aud w. -
nrner for lhe affirmative. ana MeSsIs' ~
W Thomas. K. b. Northern, ana r.
". TAYLOR for the negative. After a
very crediiable display Of argument"l
,o,,er ou both sides the question was
decided in favor of the negative
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CALIFORNIA CIVILIZATION
,Another Jndge shot. .

SAN PmGo. CAL. August Il - Sd
perior Judge w. l.. Pierce. wbiN talk
ng on the stree, Yesterday with Ex-
Governor N.taTay. Ot Utah wa. shot in
the back by " 5. Gleniuiog. aDd Sc
riously wounded. \ decision given by
the judge alvere 10 Glemning is sup
posed y Le lno cause n The shl oLlns.
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"Been on your yacationP
$40. Whyp
81 saw YOU riding home In hack the other
day. and thought likely you had just re
turned"
"Do you suppose | could have afforded 70
ride home in a hack il had been on my va
cationri-Iowell Citizen.
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BIRNINGHAM ALA. August l4.-At
Carbon Hill. Walker county. to-day.
superintendent C.. p. thinner. Of the
Kansas City Coal and Coke Company s.
mine. was shot from ambush while
riding on horseback. Some time since
he brought several officers to Carbon
Hill to stop Illicit distilllng. and 1t Is
supposed that the moonshiners shot
linn
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mAHONE'S MEN.


PETERSBURG. Va. August l4.-lhe
Republican delegates II the Malone
faction. elected in the various wards
last night, held city convention to-
dav anu elsc'ed six white men aud six
negroes as delegates TO the Norfolk
Convention or the pa instant. 4 resO-
luton indorsing General Malone for
gu5einatoiial nomination was unanl-
mcasiy adopted.
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PVRvIs, Miss august l4.-The grand
jury this morning found indictments
against John l.. Sullivan and Fiizger-
aid. the referee Of the Sullivan Kilrain
fight. It is understood that Kilrain
and his friends will also be indicted.
The grand jury Is still in session.
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS FOUND.
PURyIs, Mss. August l4.-The grand
jury has found indictments against
Kilrain. Muldoon.. Cleary. and Done
van. as well as sullivan and Fitzpatrick
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Mention IS made Of merchant in an al
Joining state who sold young lady pair o.
shoes which were wood as 10 their sOles an'
heels. When the purchaser undertook q
promenade ia them, first the heels and afte
that the soles proceeded promptly TO conn
or. much 70 the young lady's embarrassment
and Indignation. The moral Is evident: tn
dealer should have used better article %
giue.-New York Tribune
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BALTIMORE, Mo, August l4.-Kil-
ram was arrested on his arrival this
morning from Norfolk. He was
brought to the Central police. station,
where he wilt be held. Marshal Frey,
is i'm possession of.the necessary requi-
siti0n papers.
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LYONS. Iowa. August l4.-H. G..
Stone shot Dr. Hitchcock on the street,.
Of Comanche. Iowa, 10 day. The as
sassin fred four shots, one Of which
took effect in the back of the victim,
inflicting wounds which may prove
fatal. Both are well known citizens.
and no cause for the assault Is known.
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ROANOKE BAPTIsrAssOClATlON
: Pleasant Feature of the Proceedings.
.Slecial % the Tlmes.l

l~Iecial ID the Iimes.l
CHATHAM. Va. August IA feature
in the proceedings of the Roanoke Bap-
tlst Association last night was when
Dr. " ID. Thomas asked the Ass0cia-
ton to express itself on the question of
the recent call received by Rev DR..
George b. Eager. of Dlnyille. To 20
20 Admission, Alabama, the association
aud the large audience. 10y a rising vote.
earnestly requested DR.. Eager TO re.
main in Virginia aud in this association.
The result of tie unanimous vote was
read with applause. something unusual
in S0uthing church gathering.
The usual business Of the association
was preceded with this morning. aud
theIeports on missions. Sunday-schools.
ard Bible board. religious literature
and education were read and discussed.
The association will adjourn to-mlr-
row
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"Who Is that man you were just talking
tor asked young lady Of her escort az a
social gathering.
"He Is a retired gentleman"
"A retired gentlemani Well, considering
his i'll breeding. don't wonder he retired. -
Washington Capital
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TERRIFIC RAIN STORM.
Esidges swept Away and Much Damal
Doue.

Bridges swept Away and Nnch Damage
Done.
EAsTON. Pa. August i4.-The rain
storm here to night was the most yio-
lent ever seen in this section. Within
two hours the water in the Lehigh river
rose eight feet. Two bridges and q
dam on the Clinton branch Of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad and
all Warren county bridges between
Phillipsburg and Stewarisville have
been swept away. The banks Of the
Morris canal have broken in two places.
The damage to streets in this place will
reach about 500 600.
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A stranger landed ia an Oxford county
town the other day and began to patronizo o
small boy. After little talk the youngstei
asked him where ho lived.
81 live in New York, sonny" he said T.
tones Of pride.
Il should think you'd bo lonesome so fai
or said tho urch.n Lev lstOn lMel Jour
mol
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A couple OF burglars had just ransaeked o
lawyers house. The legal light was aroused
by the midnight maraudegs and just a. thcy
were about to leage his room ho handed them
pasteboarl
my card, -" be said. III you are caught by
the police you may want counsel Judge.
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SARATOGA. y. Y. August II The
executive committee Of the National
Republican League held its final session
to-day and devoted several hours 10
discussing the best II cans of organizing
clubs in the South.
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Astronomers have discovered enother big
lot Of spots on the face OF the sun. II Is evl
dent that the sun needs complexion lotion
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SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
THE NOTORIOUS JUDGE TERRY
OF CALIFORNIA KILLED.

Shot Through the Heart by an United
States Marshall for >lapping Justice
i''id In the f"ce-Deiail- of ths Anair.
Brief sketch of Terry. Career.
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Come z Join cur watch and dia-
moud clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPoTr & SP0rr,
Oll East Broad : rect.
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Henry Coleman. aged ten, and George
Talnfefr0. aged fourteen, TWO l'1''e l'11e
black thieves. were arrested YESTERDAY
am tae charge Of stealing one sa'chei'
g,'e w. no,ket-book. one gold thimble, one
eii,tr ' unable. and eleven dollars i, IN
money the property of Mrs. NJ. d.
Io.,.en These valuables we're all III
me- me- .atchel. aud the Two thieves enI'r-
eJ ' o. smith Junk house, picked the
ss,chel M and departed. Ihey are
Sanerma5 thieves. The prooab'lities
are that they will spend so"'o '''''
with Sergeant Carter.
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r.un NlH NI ilt Iinr il
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N'..f h.rI tarNI4a points.
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Drlcwi superintendent
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.. his father, who diec 'nefc i"'su''
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