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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-02

will test their temper.
 He took one of the blades offered to him almost without thought, and tried it over his knee. They were of the finest material, and the eyes of the duelist lighted up with satisfaction when he dis covered this fact, for he loved good sword above all things.
 At given signal the long swords crossed, and the duel had begun.
 The steel blades writhed, twisted and squirmed like so many serpents, and yet so well matched were the two antag- onists that it seemed impossible for either to accomplish the desired result.
 When Capt. Grant found his favorite secret thrusts, learned from the most cunning sword-master of Paris, mot and neatly turned, he began to grow alarmed but fought on desperately.
 He had already been made the recipient of several wounds, and all at once the conviction came upon him that he had met his master.
 Like Tightening the sword of ths stranger passed through the captains sword arm, and at almost the same mo- ment his blade was plucked from his hand by neat twist of the others wrist and sent whirling away among the grass covered grave-stones.
 Then, while the point of the stranger. sword touched his breast. he saw hin l raise his hat and dexterously remove tn, false mustache. A shower of ringlets fol about the white neck of the man of mys ! tery.
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approximate, and given merely $ Dasi Or com parison. The board expres 'ly re rryes' ;he ight of increasing or diminishing the ,ae as m..y 5e deemed necessary by the engineer. The Iroposale mus be uiade upon bl.p .ke iui- nlshed by the board, and all proposal. w:ll be spects in conformity with thi notice. The form of agreement, specifications. ola,:k forms of pro posdl md ..ll inform. .tion my De obtained al office Of the city engineer. By order oi the board oi sewer comnii sioleis
 +. fLOYJ WELD,
 City Eaginre,
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Capt. Grant glared madly at the beau- tiful face.
 My God r' he cried, ..are. you alive and here? What nightmare is this2 Speak, and tell me, Nora Warner!
 His antagonist was womani
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CHAPTER V.
W Ho W AS E7

N ALL his life, Capt. Grant had yer suffered such a d e f c a t, and what made it all the more bitter was the fact that 1t came from the hand of a woman whom, for req sons best known to himself, he had c a u s e to hate most heartily.
 A s t r 8 n g @ silence r e s t @ d upon the group
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CHAPTER VI.

ssI WILL YET BURST AsUNDES THH
 BONDS OF FATE'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-02

ATTAIN GRANT was an honored guest at Rich m nd Terrace, a n d his word seemed to be law. The servants all h 8 d their orders to obey him as promptly as they did their master, and between the fiery old man and
 they were kept
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WASHINGTON EMPRESS,
LEAVE WATERBURY AS FOLLOWS:

For Newburgh, Philadelphia. Baltimore ant. Washingt n with Pullman Sleeping Cars. 10. .42 pm. Boston, 3:10 a III. Worcester 3:13 a ID. Iutnam, BIO n Willimantic. 310 am Hartford, BIO m; return, 9:30 a. n. New Britain, 3:10 m, retma, 9:43 |. m Danbury, 104s p m; return, 100 a .n Fishkill on Hudson. 1O42 m; return, 1920 a m.
 A. c. KENDALL, Gen'l Pass Agent, eosts.,, c u. fLATT, Surt.. Hartford,
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Notice 10 Contractors.
SEWERS.

Sealed proposals for the construction of sewers O and appnlfendn es in Fridge, Johnson, ,NcGnl PembertOn nd Waterville streets will be receiv- ed at the Ohi Of the board of sewer cOmmis- sioners o1 the fly ot Waterbury, City hall, until o'clock m. O: the Hth day of July, 1889, at and read.
 ach propo al shall be signed by the bidder and a accompanied by 8 bona of $5OO conditioned GOT the execution of the ontravt within the time "e,'lhcd in this nOsice iD ,s>e the bid be ac- cepted. The sl,reties Of the bonds both for inc mopOs..i and the contract, must be s.:tiefactory to lhe board of se colamis toners No bid will be considered which has not respOn ible sure ties upon I accompanying bond.
 certified check for 500 O. its equiv .,lens in value, payable to the order of the city Of Wat -- bnry, and deposited with ti.e board of sewe. com- mlsslonerS, will be septe.! in place Of he turtles bond, ii the certi. ate and bond for that case are properly filled o,t.
 The person or persons to whom the contrs.t may be awarded will be rnquir.,d to attend aI thi Ofn" with the sl,reties offered by him or them, and exc. ute the ontraot within five days from thc date Of the ,.ward, and in e,ase Of fai- ure or neglect O to do, he. they will be con sldered to ave absndOned #, and as in default to the city oe Waterbury
 The right io decline any O. all propo ..ls is .e served !. deemed iol the intere<; O: The city.
 One condition of tue ont,.s will be that n the emploSrr n O.: bo he Ontla.l,ot .h.ll give the lreferon.se to i:izens oi WaIerhnry
 The engineers method O work and materials by which 'he bids Meil; be; tnd,is az .ollows viz
 16sO lineal feet of Si i'..,h ill flied pipe sewer.
 14O .' 10 |"
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The Agricultural COLLEGE

\ few days since a representative
Of the News visited the Agrirq,I.
tural College building, now in course
oil construction at Logan. The Ioca.
ton and surroundings Of the strIc.
ture, in respect to scenic beauty. are
all they have been described to he
IN the published references to the
institution which have heretofore
appeared. The design of the build.
Ing Is handsome, and its cost when
finished will he something over
S-V,u11- Some months sinceR state
ment was published in this naDer
obtained from an official source ami
deemed reliable, TO the effect that
inc brick work had been condemned
anu 9rlered 10 he reconstruct
ed. ms was afterwards cor
recteu by us, but without
an explanation of the facts
IN laying courses of '.headers;, In
the circular wall Of the lecture roo,,1
three joints would sometimes cor1s
m a line, which, as any bricklayer
Is almost unavoidable In
slch a case. In only n few places in
lhe wall did this happen. and
Oflcks were removed aud the defect
corrected No fault was found win |
ne hrickwOrk in any other nart m /
ne building. Mr.. J. L. Jensen who |
mas charge OF the bricklaying. is an |
Intelligent and capable mechanic /
i me Iooi Is now on the structure
thu the carpenter work Of the int,
ior Is being pushed to completion bv
ractOrs. ''i' cOh-
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A Fine Mill.

lhe fsexburg Milling Companv
Idaho, have just got in onerotior
their new flour mill. II is .
S-oreak and 5-crush roller nroo.ss
having a guaranteed capacity Of
seVenty-five barrels per twentv-s,,,.
hours, which output has. bowerar
oeen considerably exceeded An
the machinery is the latest i'm
proved, supplied by the Great west.
ern Manufacturing Co. -
worth, Kansas, and fitted IN un,,ar
yne able management Of III Ne
wilson, agent of the firm tn ~
building Is substantial strnc,, ne
punt entirely uf a superio- ' sn,,
FOUND IN abundance I'm the vici,i -
ne ! I. 5oX2V feet and four stories bisi
LA a! The mill is pronounse =;
1y experts one of the finest in a.
western country. III the
since the burning of the ol, -,
AT mat place, the people tbera an I'm
surrounding settlements have ~
paying a very high price f,r an
- "a. ~ ~ NE, out.now they are hav-
.,ng thelr wheat manufactured lot
inHI AZ q low cost, the quality bein0
secohu 70 no other brand in ths
. lIarket- There is already and viii
li"ays be kept on hand a Iarma
itock OF all kinds Of mill stuTs
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Murdered HIsIn,I.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. IS
Thomas Davidson was jailed today
for numbering his wealthy uncle
Thomas Davidson, last Sunday af.
ternOon. The old man had decided
all his property to his nephew on
condition that lie should SUPPORT
and live with him during his life
time, but the nephew had failed 10
DO this and the old man had CON-
menced a suit to have the deed sci
aside. From the evidence collected
at the cOrOner's inquest, there /, no
doubt that the murder was commit
ted in the house and the hodv
placed in the barn at the horses,
feet to be trampled upon. The old
man lived alone, being a widower.
The body was not discovered until
yesterday and death was at first
thought to be due to apOplexy.
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liust Look Nn..

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The sig.
nal oilice says the general storm
now prevailing over the country cast
OF the Mississippi has increased
greatly in intensity and danger.
rom The lakes it will he much en-.
hanced 10y the severe character of
Tue cold wave. The indications Of
heer said tonight that the weather
resembles the conditions closely that
existed the night preceding the
great blizzard out i'm Dakota Tho
thermometer is already down IL
tonight. "O" Il
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BDSrON, Nov. 29.-Two morefire
men are reported missing. II j.
believed they are in the ruins Of the
BrOwn-Durfcll building.
The burned district today pres.
ents a scene of desolation. A nor
ton Of the fire department spent the
entire night and this forenoon
quenching the remnants Of the bip
blaze. y white GORDON ofweary
officers is still guarding the ruins.
The incoming trains are hacked
with sight-secrs. The walls Of some
OF the Quilted buildings are in a very
dangerous condition. Gangs Of men
have already began to tear away the
Debris. ~
The largest bankers look for no
bad financial effect from the recent
fire. Most Of the insurance Iossts
are by English companies. as in the
case Of the Lynn fire; the losses are
comparatively small in home Offices
and well distributed. The individual
osers are, as a rule, abundantIy able
% bear the lOSses. John q. Pages
gent estimates the total loss al
'l0,0OO,OO0.
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points TO 43c., rallied and closed at
45lc. A meeting of the directors
and heavy stockholders was held to-
day for the purIose Of agreeiug upon
a feasible and legal plan upon which
TO reOrganize the companies consti-
tutingthe trust. Ptrsons present at
the meeting refused TO talk, further
than TO say three plans had been
discussed, but none decided on. The
corporation attorney said he could
not see that the decision would hurt
the trust to any great extent. They
still retain their monopoly and mu-
nicipal control Of the gas works is
the only solution Of the question.
As stated by Mr.. Darrow, the Gas
Trust people have n complete mo-
nopoly in Chicago, rs they control
not only all the gas companies, hut
are also chief stockholders in n COM
pany organized to pipe natural gas
rom Indiana to Chicago.
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DETROIT Nov. 2z.-Henry III.
Duran. captain OF the smuggnns
steamer "Emma, -whose fight with
revenue officers and sensational
escape near Sand Bca,h Grated so
much excitement over a year ago,
was tried in the United States court
to-day anu Convicted. Judge Brown
gave him n sentence OF seven months
in the House of Correction and
5000 fine. O. AS Durant cannot pay
the fine, il means one month more
Imprisonment, when he will he re-
leased as a pauper, his boat having
been already confiscated.
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a Biz BurxIarr

BOSTON, Nov. 2s.-The heaviest
burglary in New England for years
T Tas committed last night at AtboI
, ine residence Of Henry StowelI a
t.llliionalre manufacturer. was en-
eefed 10y gang and burglarizeJ tba
ss opened and despoiled of cash
anu valuable papers. All silver
ware ware and Jewelry in the house was
to- o .aheh. Many of the securities
eaheh from the safe were valuable
my 70 the owner. The aggregate.
.aiue OF the papers and other thin
taken was over so OOO .
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Gross Criminal care,os.,o...

ANTWERP, Nov. 27.-The trial OF
Cornillian, proprietor Of the car.
TRUCE factory in which the disas-
trOus explosion occurred last Sen.
TENDER, resulting in the death 81
many persons, and Of Delaney, engi-
Eeer oil the factory, who is charged
with homicide 10y his imprudence
concluded today. The Judge sen,
fenced Cornilllan to four years and
six months and Delaney to one wear
and six months imprisonment and
TO pay fine Of 300 francs each
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CHOW ABOUT COLONIZATION!,

AS EVIDENCE that the Witbeck
letter is wrOnging the ''Liberal,
managers terribly, they have had a
Hot Water Brigade at work, with
bucket and brush, pulling down the
placards containing the "Wants to
vote, fac simiIe. Hot water is very
appropriate. 1t is the element in
which the ''Liberal' party now
finds itself. And it is the sort of
Gree water' which they have been
promising to easily baited gudgeons.
We clip the annexed from the
Ogden Standard which exhibits a
straw floating on the same stream:
I'VE have information that only 4
day or two ago a citizen Of Ogden was
approached with the friendly propo- /
sition to go down to Salt Lake and live
till after the election, his rent paid and
a three-and-a-hali dollars-a-dav bonus
thrown in to make the time ;ass
pleasantly; all this for the considers
ton Of Liberal vote at next election
This party whip who was doing the
act affirmed that he was
irawing stipulated salary Of SlOO nor
month for digging up Just such votes
Another piece Of information be !
afforded which will doubtless interest :
hose jealous for the cause. is TO the :
fleet that the party treasur ~ held a
nnd Of $4,000 with which they
Intended to carry the Salt Lake cleo
ion. q
The registration OF hordes of men i
mployed by the D. d. r. G. Com !
any, wherever they can be found. I
While Peoples Party citizens are :
afused registration except at their 1
ONES, Is in keeping with the colo. a
ization movement and there will /
e some interesting developments
1ncening it shortly. What about
he dagos who have been nun in +
ere on the same line, and the min n
3 brought in from adjacent camps? n
h the s'Liberal colonization, j,
Isiness has been going on merrily. :
10 Its manipulators think they are n
inducing it with wonderful cum N
ing, but another tune will be sung t'
'iore the play is ended. "Coloni-
tion" ell? "Wen, before this cueI 81
ar is over'' the public will find
1t who have been the ''colonizers., :, b
ID how the cry OF stop thief, was m
ised to divert attention from Glib ~ ~
al'' frauds. -
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Severe wcatber,,c,,.,

New YORK, Nov. 27.-Advices
from the north tell Of severe weather
at Toronto. The gale is terrific
One vessel has gone ashore and
several lives are lost, while wheat
laden schooner anchored in the bay
awaiting wharf room is fast going
to pieces. Through the Mohawk
valley several inches Of snow have
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a Siaee Rol,l,e,,

REDDING, Cal, Nov. .g.-The
Fedding and Weavervillc stage was
robbed few miles from here last
night by a highwayman.armed with
a shotgun and pistol. He compelled
the driver TO throw the Wells
Fargo & Co.'S. treasure box and IND
mail pouches. There was hut IitfJe
money in the express box. but the
roboer secured considerable regis-
tered mail.
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falsehood and dark intrigue is
within their grasp, their hands viii
he paralyzed, the object Of their am
bition Will recede, and they will re-
ceiye only humiliation and sorrow
for their pains. The just can afford
TO wait. But they must watch and
work also.
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a Performer Shot.

LYNN, Mass, Nov. 29.-Wm. f.
Sartelle, a performer in the dime
museum, was last night performing
n trick with a rifle, which he appar-
emily loads with leaden bullets, and
requests some one TO shoot at him.
appearing TO catch the bullet in his
mouth. He failed to substitute a
pasteboard bullet and VIM. Flanni-
gan, who fired the gun, shot Sartelle
dead.
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a Rascal.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch
from Winnipeg says the police have
discovered a man named Ingles,
who acted as custodian Of the relief
fund at Spokane Fails at the time OF
the great fire and it was alleged
Skipped with large amount OF
money and was in this city this
week scattering money freely i'm
high life. They say he LEFT for
Toronto Tuesday.
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An Arehhi.hnn s,on..,

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 27.-There
was considerable stone throwing as
the procession attending Archbishop
walsh to-day reached the Cathedral
one stone penetrated the carriage in
winch the Archbishop sat, and
struck him on the arm, infiIcti,,g n
severe bruise.
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ThnnIsS-frinrn...

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Four hundred
and nifty persons attended tbe
thanksgiving dinner at KaiserhofI
today. Mr.. Phelps, United States
minister, presided. Among the
notables present were Count Her
bert bismarck and Prince Rodzi-
wills: In toasting President Harri-
son, Phelps spoke Of the Similarity
IN virtues and traditions of a merica
ana Germany. Count Herbert Ris-
lnarck responded at some length
acknowledging the kind welcome
accorded him and proposed toasts
70 me growing prosperity of the
United States and to MIR. Pheins
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FcatherreIght Champion,h,n.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA fight 70
q finish between Cal. Mccarthy OF
jersey City and Mike Nolan Of En-,
gland, for the feather weight cham.
pionship Of the world, took place
this evening near New York. Nc
Sarthy weighed in at l153 and No
Ian at ll6 pounds.
In the seventh round both fought
hard and Mccarthy ended the nat
Tie 10y n savage left-hander on No.
Ian IS jaw, knocking out some of the
Englishman's teeth. Nolan was
not knocked out, but threw up one
hand for Mccarthy 10 stop, and then
spat out his teeth. The fight was
given to Mccarthy.
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Horrible Bunglin; at IN Execution
at Guelph, Ontario. This
Morning.
ImPUDENT STAGE ROBBERY IN
CALIFORNIA.
Shocking and Fatal Accident 10
a Performer at Lynn, Mas
sachusetts.
LATEST PARTICULARS RESPECT
ING THE BOSTON FIRE.
Marriage Of 'BulTalO Bill's Daugh-
Ier.-The Boston Conspira-
tors Sentenced.
By Telegraph 10 the NEws.l
Horrible Cruelty.

GrELPH, Ont, Nov. CIV. II
Harvey, who in March last muir
dered his wife and two daughters
was hanged this morning. The
execution was one Of the worst
pieces Of bungling ever witnessed.
The weight which lifted the body
was not heavy enough and the scat
fold was not high enough to give a
sufficient rebound to break the con-
demned mans neck. His struggles
and cOntOrtions as he slowly
strangled to death were frightful.
To add TO the horror, the knot slip
ped, and the gurgling in the mans
throat as his life was being choked
out could bc heard outside the jail
walls.
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CAUSE OF THE FIRE.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ga Boston
dispatch says yesterdays fire was
caused by the crossing Of an electric
light wire and wire of the Electric
lime Company. All the clocks on
the Electric Time CompaDy's line
stopped ut 6:iS, the wires being
burned at their connections wifi
the clocks causing incipient blazes
at many places, including the CITY
Hall.
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Another Fire

hEHPoRT, NJ, Nov. GA fin.
TINS morning destroyed five buiid-
ings; loss $4,000. Jacob Iovrer
was burned to death. His wife and
son were 50 badly burned that tbev
may die. ''' ''ieS
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Stopped His Going

NEW YORK, Nov. a9.-Herman
SoheD, one Of the partners of the
nrm OF Huskind * Co. banker
who closed their doors a few Law
ago on the plea Of having failed w5s
arrested last night in Hoboken, Nj
burg tomorrow. AN
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4 sCANDALOUs PUBLICATION.

OGDEN has been agitated for sew
eral days past over a domestic scan
dial fioated by the Union Of that
town. 1t involved the family Of n
well-known citizen, the name Of
its head being so nearly given that
there could be no mistake regarding
identity. The editor Of the Union
C. ;. King-was subsequently in
vited into an office room by the
enraged citizen. The latt er in
formed Mr.. King, so it is stated,
that he had TO do one Of three things
make n complete and unqualified
otherwise be shot, or
shoot the person addressing him.
The editor chose the first. The /
-etraction was complete and abject, |
,eing an acknowledgment that the
statement was utterly
nd totally false in every particular.
his was published in the following
sue Of the Union, but under
was n qualification which
to an assertion that the
riginal assertion was true, render
lg the apology n great deal worse
IAN the first accusation.
We do not know whether the
andalous reflection made in the
mon regarding a private family Is
ue or false; in the absence Of proof,
E are bound TO believe it to be n
Drication. But even If there were
Ith in it the publication Of the :
lndal was 4 contemplate piece OF r
siness. 1t was Of nature which q
owed that il n wrong had been C
the principal has done
that he could under the circum-
noes to repair it, and public jour- :
Is could, under such circum- n
noes, let the matter slumber in n
. domestic circle concerned in it. q
do otherwise is not legitimate a,
rnalism. The editor Of the nj
ION ought to be ashamed Of him p:
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Chicn-n Gn.r-...

SAIcAGo, Nov. ss.-The adverse
,S|Ihreine Court decision upon the
lineage Gas Trust had a decije,iIv
" pressing influence on the stocl- ~
E@eS eolliany on the Chicago Stock
A-A'iiaiige today. IL declined nine
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Boston, Nov. 29.-Aldermcn Cal
Ian, Dougherty and Maneese, and
detectives Bauder, Doyle. Maggie and
Bender, convicted Of conspiracy to
defraud in accepting brides TO settle
illegal liquor cases, were sentenced
this morning TO terms ranging from
six months to three years.
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Ono More.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. GA
nre tonight in one of the mills of
the'Hartford Company, at Tbnmp.
ssonville, used as a storage ware
house, caused loss Of $3.50. coo; in
surarce $4,000.
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The Silver Cnn,nn,io.,

ST. Louis, Nov. 2g.-The national
committee provided for by the silver
convention elected General II
Mann, Of Ohio, as chairman and
Lee Crandan, Of West Virginia, rs
secretary. ..- q"
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European Coffee buyers.

CITY or MENICO, via Galveston.
Nov. 29.-European coffee buyers in
Orizarba have been obliged to retire
from their offers because OF the de-
termination Of producers 20 hold all
coffee on hand.
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'.BunaIo RiIr'.- Daughter u,rri.,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2g.-ssBunalo
BilPs" daughter, Aria L. Cody, was
married last night to Horton S. Boll.
Many costly presents from This
country and Europe were received.
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LONDON, Nov. 2g.-The fight he
tween Jack Fallon, OF BROOKLYN. and
JACK Wannop is of. Fallon will re-
turn TO America in n week.