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3 But He SH7e'iiWNlas lE, Fo,tyEYe.aats Older;
Than His Love, n .sI I
A 4 PHILADELPHIA MAIDEN
Sues a New York. Rcal Estate Dealer,
for Breach OF Promise OF Mar. e!
rlaGc-Hc Proposed IA Mock
iile IN = A'ftfi ~ ~ ~
isif NIarrlagc-Shc lecscnts Ii |, y 5sl

n = - ~ f'pi. ~ ll-s5S ~ Y x
NRw ORR, Jan.& lS.--As breach OF
promise OF marriage case, In which the
damages are mt down q sion oon 80
,,.o.,rn ,'ot.ro - ~ $,i0o'ooV' was
= .suh Ss''''ii oeIote ouoge lhgraham in tho
supreme Court hero to-day. Tho plain.
tiT lis Miss Caroline /. Cammerer Tia
2S.year.o)d ,,arvb,ar ~ fipoho,,7 rs..',,.S
-. - q, tsoDe.t o.p Sh,''3he-
" hSt, VI as1E l laueiphla. she iS handsome,
and her interests arc being looked after
by Daniel Dougherty. Tho defendant I, I
Clemon. Nfn,io. !, s.a,,., s'u. ,N''. % 70
f..,os ,T.l' -, b'rH. Iea' est&1e
1ea.t, 'e, "nu y nun q family, who lives
on sixty.iirst street near Third avenue,
He is about 60 years OF age, and ndrom;. 7
nert member NJ tbo r;aaa,,, -. @
nj 1855. AisaH Haii.t ooc1ety.
ri ~; .'ooet. tusetsoli u his counsel.
h,rn' rMe pla,nt.n ,n,,n testined that she WAS
tha a.n ~ i1uJtass ~ .h circumstances, but at I
Wy anp ast " ~ sne ueyeloped great mtisi- Z
~ Ia, .alent anu sluaied music md the L
amt uAEeS a. b;,a5a1l Hg5.1aa Sne met the defend
e na a. ~. n;.aaelpna IN october, 1855. for
wv VIZ t's. ~ ',nle. y heh sile came to New
cartn,, ~ .'ies aer on, her arrival and es-
Nirs I Faria,. ,g ~ INC nouse OF her friend, \
Tho. ,.a m.eyi W Wehty.second street.. +
NY NY VEN W various places OF amuse-
Dur;na nu -o,,hIa mSn uue 10 Walk together.
nn.aJ "hn. ia,noiI oip ~ OGhtrai fark ne pro
pnce pOoei - aei. heierrlng 70 the differ "
s,;,i ,;I1 Az tneit uHes he SAD MS heart was
~ 0 s,s 1Hns' nnn amu ao. Ina! ne had All income
lnx,,ry shs 90, anya a'ii -; ,wuu.a Keep her IN /.
hnt ny ,hai1 u1 sIse MN no aeclslon then,
ph;,a,1a,Mh;n M .I tt.n hn a VI december 1858, at
plia, ,', he again proposed and she
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4. I.oari Of Director. lncrrt,ss.l. M I.

-. y ~ n ~
The newly elected Board OF Directors
OF the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railway
Company met yesterday Tor tho purpose
OF organization. The board Of last year
was reelected and consisted Of Messrs.
A. Reymann,T ]. d.. Dubois; Aug. Rolf,
Fred Happy aud NJ. Reilly. AT yester,
days meeting the board determined to
increase the membership Of the board to
seven and chose Mr.. Henry Beibesson
and Hon. G.sW. Je1ers to ill the two
additional places thus provided. The
old officers, Mr.. J. D. dubois, Presi.
dent; Mr.. E. J. Rutter, Secretary, and
Charles Hirsch, Superintendent were
elected. Z The membership 81 OF z the
committees was increased on 4 each
and the,commistees made up as follows:
observation-disclosures. Reymann, Bicber.
son, Happy and Rolf. !. .Finance-AIessrs.
Reynann, Reilly, Rolf and JelIers. The
prospects, ior; the road enjoying pros.
porous year are excellent. n The Elm
Grove extension will be completed early
in the spring and with it large increase
in the amount OF business transacted is
looked for. Y. " = "a
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5lDAllO'S CONSTITUTIONS !


The Clause tDlsfranehisinGS tho aIornlons
" Considered In Commit toe. i.3s as
WASHINGTON, Jan. For nearly two
hours this morning, the Senate Commit;
tee OH Territories listened to arguments
against and in support of the sconatltu-
ton prepared for the proposed new State
Of Idaho. There were present Bishop 7
William Ridge, 81 the Mormon church
in Idaho, Delegate 81 Johns 7. y Caine,
Of. Utah, ,SS2e OK. Governor Stephenson,
and John Sheup,, ,,ofS Idaho, and Null ut.
tendance Of the members gof 4 the Scom,;
mittee. Mr..J.t .tM.S Wilson, ioi this city,
speaking for the u Mormons, argued
against Tho acceptance EofStheg proposed
constitution, which Edisfrauchiacs Nor.
mons, and asserted sthatS without xthe
Mormon residents; &ho5will:thn be. cut
OF from citizenship the population OF
the territory Is not large enough to; war,
rant making a state Of it,fAs to. the legal
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TuEWORLD'SIFAlR..t n

st. Louis Out OF the Race Chicago Ins the
Call Mt Present. ri
Special Dispatch to The inteaigenccr. So I. III;
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.--The all 4 al:
sorbing sopic in Washington during the
past week has beon the hearings before
the Senate Committee OF the different
Worlds I Fair delegations. S One thing
seems to be settled. ST. Louis is out Of
the race. She has no more claim to the
Fair, and no more chance Of getting it
than has Wheeling. A city which could
not properly take care OF IA National
Democratic convention is not consider
ed particularly well equipped to handle
such an attraction as the Fair y Wash
ington's strength rests largely5npon IA
sentimental basis and the fact that she is
the second choice OF nearly every locality;
1t is. common talk that New York will
throw her support to 5Washingtonif: she
finds herself tagging behind tho West
crn rivals. 1t is highly probable that
the Westerners willtreciprocate.E il occa-
sion arises. at present everybody b is
working and everyboaylis confident 8 N
But the consensus of opinion appears
to be now that Chicago is in the lead.
Her delegation is a strong one. It does
not number, among it's members nearly
so many noted men as does that of New
York, but they 5ares hustlers lin every
sense OF the word, as was shown by the
way they absorbed all Of the prominent
positions in the committee rooms when
New York's claiias were to be advanced,
before tile .Gothamites were iairiy awake
and on their feet intthe morning. The
fact is that the latter think the Fair is
going to iall$into; their laps like aripe
apple, and this Is Just where they sare
reckoning without their host. It sport.
ing parauce New York, is not in condi--
ton. Her running is forced, while
j Washineton,5 although in the rear, has
plenty Of reserve force to call on yet; and
st. Louis is distanced,
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.7HE'''!EVE!:.s'.E[NFANY.l
St. C,lasiifr!A41c:ktafto,W!l,essdg H :, Wilson 5
lnterpretatio on,::Was Wrong
IN PLEAsANTs COUNTY$yoTE.
Capt. SMITHS Case d Very Strong
onc-Alderson's !,rrlckcryS Nvon't!s
Work Ia Proposed Statue
#tto Samuel ]. Tildcn. isi35

spts!a. Dlspa.ch 70 tat Jaitliemcst. di5 \. ~. X,
WASHINGTON, .. O., Jan. ia. The
justice Of tho claimants case In ut least
one Of the WcstVirginia contested seats
was made exceedingly plain to the Elec..
tions Committee during tho past week.
Iithe acting, Governor Of West Virginia
could have heard the merciless excori.
alton to which he was Gsubjected by
Captain Smiths attorneys aud the brii.
lianL llaslles ol silence that followed from
tho most partisan members of his ilk
upon the; committee, it is doubtful II
even that ada,naniine self respect Of his
would not have been seriously fractured.
Not n word wNa said noraquestion asked
10 break the full force Of the tive" In.
fanny. Not so, however, on tho SRepub.
lican side, after Colonel st. Clair for two
long hours had wrestled with some legal
points Of such infinitesimal size that he
had lost them entirely before bis speech
was finished. X Chairman Rowell then
took tue bold Colonel III hand, and with
n smile that was childlike and bland in.
quired Of him whether he (ths Colonel)
did not know that Judge Jackson had,
as a niattcr OF fact, received only 800
instead OF Sl2votes in peasants county?
Colonel St. Clair replied that tho Cover.
nor's certificate said not. But the chair.
man wanted St. Cla,r's personal eonyic.
tions on the question; and the Colonel,
after proper show OF modesty and due.
hesitation, answered: WELL to be
frank with you, I don't myself think
Judge Jackson's vote did exceed ;SO2 in
pleasanis county, And with the mir OF
man who bus made IL clean breast Of It
at last, the brilliant attorney from Fay
ette sat down in what Bill Nye would
call "a large gob Of gloom. "fF. 81 e 4!
The assempses! sharp practice by Alder.
son in the Third District case will avail
him nothing. Fifteen days will q be
ample time for. Major NTcGinnis to pre-
pare n brlei upon the testimony, which
is all in and ready to. be presented. The
plan OF Alderson's counsel was to let
their opponents think the case was to be
argued solely upon the prima iacie, title
TO the seat, and when At the last moment
rush in a second brief upon the testi-
mony and trust that the well under
stood feeling OF security which the Re-
publicans have iu tha{t justice OF their
cause would induce them to go ahead
without waiting ito make reply. q The
bait was not swallowed, and in the end
it will simply amount to another point
in McGinnis' favor. i33S25!
Tomorrow Mr.. Atkinson's case will
be heard, which is, in turn, followed by
that OF Mndd VS.. Compton, Maryland.
MIR. Atkinson and his counsel, Mr..
Henry NJ. Russell, arrived in. this city
yesterday. !. n -ij re Z q
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NINE .T'U. HANG.
Tic Largest Legal Execution Id tho Coun
89i45Sf55s try to Come or Thursday. n v

Tho Largest Legal Execution Id tho Coun-
try to Come o II Thursday 4
II FoRr Smith, "a ARK Jan. 13.--The
largest legal execution that ever occur
red in. thes United States is billed for
this$ place next Thursday, when nine
men are to $bea hanged at, one time
seven Indians aud two negroes. ss;s!l
The Shangman,I George Haledon,F has
been preparing for this extraordinary
job for several days. He has nine ropes
ready and has stretched them each day
with dummies. The trap is long enough
to accommodate Eall5of the condemned,
and they all will be dropped through at
once. The doomed men are in the best
6t,spiti,s and take their impending doom
in;the most unconcerned manner. Ball.
ard, one OF; the negroes, still entertains
hopes ola communication from the Presi.
dent. The sothers have never enter:
tained any hope aud are preparing TO
meet their late. Il IL ~ ~, ~
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Syracuse Catches 1t

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. l3.:-A, severe
wind storm ragged here this afternoon,
many buildings being unroofed. 2. The
new freight house Of the Rome, Water.
town and Ogdensburg Railroud now; in
course Of erection in Fulton street was
blown down about2 o'clock. Sixty.five
men were at work on the building. Wm,
Willis, carpenter. was killed i and
about twelve carpenters were. injured,
The tall spire Of the Church = OF the
Evangelist, at Osweso, was blown down,
striking the roof OF the church and dam:
aging it to the extent Of about s., ,0OO., "A
number OF houses and barns were Uni.
rooted and fences and small buildings
were blown down ut Utica. X y. )
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WEST. VIRGINIA, NEWS. 4


Convention OF Republican Clubs to NIset at
Cllrlisb,irg--Persona lIenuon. @ n
Sltcial Dispatch TO The l,i0enctr. SSE &
WAsu,NaroS, Jan. l3.-President O.
NJ. shinu, Of the state League Of Repub-
lican clubs, announces that; tho annual
convention will be held on 3or; about
February8l4 at Clarksbarg, The call
will be issued to-morro ". s5S;3, ;9js5
In the@ House today Congressman
Jackson introducedn Il bill for the. erection
OF n monument cats IT. Pleasant, com.
memoratinsS the: battle ut that splace;
also bill for, the regulation Of lights on
the navigable rivers OF the United States.
The arrivals Of West Nirginians to-day
were: Col! Robt.a White and (RW. @.
lIandlan, OF Wheeling, and w. g: Brown
and wife, OF Kingwood.
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AMUSENIENTS,
/, briiiinnt l'r Opening of the Opern Companyat
the Opcrn lIousc-Shen Mt the Grand. ~

Brilliant Opening Of the Opera Compauyat
;sF the ne, operh iiouse-shen Mt the Grand.
The successes achieved herr, during
the past two seasons, and particularly
last season, BY MI. Bakers Bennett
Moulton comic opera company, are 5t,,,. GER: /:
tain to be repeated this season, Judging \
from the enthusiastic reception given !
the organization at the Opera House last
night. The company opened a d weeks VI
engagement TO a packed house. The 5
crowd was so great the "Standinp Room
Only" sign bad to be hung out for the I
lower part OF the. house as early as !: 80
o'clock. The opening bill was that
sparkling opera, "Boccaccio, . and it was
given in splendid style. i The company
as to principals is nearly the same ;as
that Of last season. Miss Murphy re-;
talns her; OLD time popularity and was
received with hearty applause; her con-;
ceptlon Of the title role was clean, neat
and well rendered, both vocalty, and
dramatically. Her capabilities seem to-
Improve * on y acquaintance, and sle 4
was seen to N even 8 better Ia ad.;
vantage than last year. Miss Goldie,5
4 new face, gives evidence Of much care;
iul training, although the part OF
Fiannetta calls for light work ;;more will
be heard from her. in the heavier operas
TINT are to come. Mr.. Armand and Mr.
lWofd, were excellent; the latter in his
song OF 1.-TWO Lovely, Black Eyes" COM
pletely captured 6the3 house and was
obliged to respond to seven encorcs-.
Alessrs. Amsder and Wooley, and indeed
all We're well up. in their parts and the
frequent applause OF the large audience
attested the satisfaction OF 5all. 81 The
marchfof the lAmazons! In the Inst act
was "a marvel OF skill and deserves
special mention. The costumes were
elegant and tho general ensemble all
that could be desired. Il The fact that the
company carries its own orchestra adds
much to the general EXCELLENCE OF the
performance. The chorus showed s u
little weakness inS two or three placcs
bntb on the whole its work was very
satisfactory i3 & 4
a{ro.njgbt '44Tbe Bcggar Student'' one Of
the most popular operas in I the com
pany's repertoire will be given. 1 The
advance sale Of, seats indicates biz
houses at eyerp performance during the
week. B. Il y 49,
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Pencil, TrerYc,,s IN I,ln,o,,,,. ~.

"a WILMINGTON, DEE, Jan. lS.-Erery
: Erening's Dover correspondent reports:
The thermometer yesterday registered
from 20 to so degrees in the shade and
in the sun went up to 10G, and the peach
buds are so advanced that q general
freeze up would entirely kill athem.
William Gemau, living about five miles
west Of Dover, says that almost all his
peach trees m in bloom. Ii u A.
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I Omcer:s Elected for the 1lo,npli.ld. m

At 4 meeting Of the stockholders oi
the Wheeling, Pittsburgh s. Baltimore
Railroad Company (the Hempfeld) held
in Pittsburgh yesterday the following
named officers were elected: President,
J.HB. Washington Pittsburgh; Secrs,
tary, A.W. Black, Pittsburgh Treasurer,
VIII. lgains, Baltimore; 4 Directors,
Charles ~ Mayer, Baltimore; "a ohns
McCleaye, Pittsburgh \ jaw J, Patton,
Pittsburgh; John D. scully, Pittsburgh ;
Wv: Smitb; Washington; J.B Wash.
ton, Pittsburgh William Workman,
Washington.Y This road is leased by, the
Baltimore & Ohio Companyand operated
by it; it is known us the Wheeling Ill
vision Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio. il Il N; gs5it ;sit
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iACRIsIs in PORTUGAL. R.rI \
Enslnnti's Demands a Cause the + Entir,
Ministry To lssslgn.

En.lanu's Demands n Cause the 4 Entire
sih! Ministry to Resign. I, g. NJ
81 LONDON, Jan. 13. The Tines says :
The impudence Of ! Portugal n required
treatment. We rejoice that Lord Sails.
bury was equal to the occasion. \ mi In re-. J.
gard to the rumors Of the resignation Of
Minister Gormesi the Times says ITO
being ignominiously expelled i Is Ger. Ger.
tainlyl no sseverers punishment than Is
deserved by a government which set n
notorious Gre brand to Africa and then
audaciously tried to profit by his brutal
and unprovoked attack upon a peaceful
nation and a friendly power 'tfi6; ssh
dispatch from Lisbon snyB that tho
Republican papers are trying 10 incite
the people against what they call tho
cowardly monarchy Of Portugal a Tho
Times correspondent ut Lisbon saws:
Minister Gormes has offered to resie,, In
consequence Of tho excitement Of tho
people. {lIl s,5553
s LlsnoN, Jan. 13.-The Cabinet has 70.
signed. Senior Pimental, the Liberal
Conservative leader, voted with the mi.
nority lat{ the meeting Of the Council
when the demands Of England were ac-
ceded TO-, Tho minority was in favor OF
circulating the Shire district, but iop.
posed tho other dctiiands made by Eng.
land, unless that country submitted the
dispute to arbitration forthwith, N There
Is much excitement In tho city, Crowds
paraded the strects last night CRYING
'tsviva Pinto" and SILVA Portugal. .ns5B
z Tho city has resumed its ordinary
aspect. The mob which attacked the
British Legation Inst night and com.
mitted other riotons acts, numbered
!, 900 persons. g5s53 .si53 ;;'f
. Patriotic and anti.Enylish demonstra.
lions were made at the theatres and in |
front OF the Kings palace at Belcn, + ifty
persons who took part In the riotous
were arrested.
{ It is now reported that Senior Pimen-
lal will form a Ministry. Senor G Gomez
hns personally expressed 10. !. Mr.. Glynn
Petre his regret at the Sinsults offered !
10 him. The Government officially as
sured the Ministry that the escutcheon
would BIZ replaced, all damages repaired
and alLpersons concerned in the outrage
punished. II M ,j5I5ssTS$!
The fermentation in the streets con.
linues. Crowds OF students in the streets
In the neighborhood Of the Cortes are
shouting"'Viya Portugal, ,""'.Viva Pinto,n
and alta meeting Of students 1t was pro.
posed to wire congratulations to Herr
Pinto. At Oporto public meeting has
been called to protest against the sub.
mission to England's demands. There
is movement for tho formation OF pa.
trlotic league to put into operation an
international boycott against English
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- LhSsffag'-. . s7''T - rI'as - 81 T. ~ ~ !
\ Thomas Shea Mt tho Grnud.

1Ft,taI
The Grand q contained I a good sized
audience sl last night to witness the open:
ing Hofs the three nights engagement Of
Thomas Z. Shea and his dramatic COM
pany: The bill was the thrilling drama;
ESCAPED from Sing Sing Nj; Shea Is
a clever young actor and was well re.
celved by last Sjnight's audience; his
delivery is good and all in all he Is the j
best character actor that has appeared at
the Grand this season. His supporting
company is {: fair one and the outlook /.
for good business during the balance o +
the company's stay, here is encouraging.
Tonight there fwills be presented $thnS
drama Life for sLife.."nSE seats can be
secured at ,Weir's. 3stii (: 4, 81 &!
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Congo, Colonization Scllcme,..3.

s3 BRUSSELS, Jan. 49, The proposition to
settle the Upper; Congo country with
a colony ofsnegroes from the U nited
States meets with much favor here. It
is thought this would greatly facilitate
the peaceful introduction Of the ideas
and methods Of industry and commerce
ofSciviIized countries. 81 King Leopold
and all the Belgian merchants concerned
in the African trade favor the scheme.
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I'm THE NORTuwESTi%

Severe Storms In Dakota, WlscoasIlr and
y Minnesota. ss 81 ~
Chicago, Jan. ls.-Adyices from St.
Paul aud Milwaukee are to the effect
that the blizzard Is general throughout
the Northwest and that all trains in the
Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin are
from Que to four hours late. (,
Tho storm has been raging for four
teen hours in St. Paul. Street car trave,
hus been abandoned u The storm was
general throughout Wisconsin, aud re-;
ports from Green Bay, Marquette and
other Northern points are that the snow
storm is still prevailing. Vi r Y. "
:. The storm Is very severe in Iowa. At
Emmettsburg a genuine blizzard-the
first In two years--is now raging. The
wind Is from the northwest at Bur
lingtoa heavy, northwest wind Is blow
ing with every characteristic of bliz.
zard; the heavy rain falling changed 10
sleet aud snow. AT Des Moines and
throughout Iowa II heavy snow. storm
prevailed all day yesterday. The wind
Is blowing sharply from the north and
the snow IL drifting badly. " ,.i
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Judge Kelloy,s Oulcrt FuinornI.i Z y, z

II Il r'1nlFlLLADELplllA, ? Jan. .ls.@The re.
mains Of Hou.tlYi|liam D. Kelley, s'gyei, were
today %! consigned to the tomb. There
was little show: Or display, privacy and
quiet being insisted upon by the mem.
bers Of the dead mans iamily.4sAtS the
residence Of Mrs. Ho,stman, the gdaugh.
tersoi the deceased ta,esman ,satS No.
S,s25$ Chestnut street, where the body
lay, but /. few persons Swere ) admitted.
There were services at the First Uni
tartan Church: Upont.he conclusion Of
the services, the funeral procession took
up it's journey towards Laurel Hill
Cemetery, where the Binterment took
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+ THAT, TERRIBLE COIif;U u

In #the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tigltness in I
the chest 1quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night, all orr
any of these things are the iirst stagess
o. 4 consumption. Dr.. Acker's English:
Cough Remedy,rill cure these fearful
symptolns, and lis sold 8Nnder a positive
guarantee BY Logan Drug Co., ]. T: Good,
win & Col 9. r. Goetse, A. 7. X Youne,
John Coleman, O. Mcnkemeller. DAVIS
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The Gale at Cleveland.

y CLEVELAND, o., Jan. .fl3.-No serious
damago was done by the storm which
began last evening. The wind reached
. velocity Of forty.Ave miles an hour and
the temperature dropped from sixty de-
grees to below the freezing point. Tele-
phone, telegraph and electric s wires
were mixed in widest confusion during
the forenoon. The roofs were torn OF
two school buildings, trees blown down;
and signs carried away, but mo one was
injured. Reports from ADJACENT towns
show that the wind swept pretty much
al! OF northern Ohio, but did no serious
damage to property ~ ~ 4 sit Il =;
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80 ,III7l > ~ = - IlTlT Id
The, 0Snider'i knocked Ont,

x San FRAsclsco, Cal, Jan. IS The
fight to a llnishi Il between Ike Weir tho.
Belfast Spider, feather weight champion
ofthe world, and Billy Murphy, feather.
weight champion Of A ustralia, for a purge
OF s, $50, took place at the. California
Athletic Club Il tonight. Weir was
knocked out In the fourteenth round. isf stf
u President Fulda Announces that
John ~ Sullivan has agrcei with an
accredited representative Of the Club on
apurse, for which lIe would meet Peter
jackson in the last fight OF his lie,
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\ Deter,nInc,ltoI Die. i j

" 4. FoRp's 3 Oh, FEnRY, XVI Jan. Thomas
Chandler, a prominent farmer of this
county, after repeated attempts succeed
edin ending his life last evening. 81 He
had 7 become Sdemented on account iof
heavy financial losses. Il On Sunday last,
he attempted to out his throat, but was
prevented byG his swife.SE On Thursday
night he went to the barn and stabbed
himself /. five times, intlicting # four
wounds in. his abdomen and one in his
chest. and was found i the following
morning by his son.. Inst evening he
succeeded in getting hold OF a knife and
ended bis life BY driving the weapon in
his throat. isS1 s!;si K Z