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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
SUNDAYS SEVERE STORM.
Great Havoc Played Throughout the
North and West.

Great Havoc Played Throughout the
North and West.
WA,HINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 25.-Ihe storm
Of Yesterday morning, which was very
severe here, was much worse farther North
and has resulted in complete prostration Of
fna telegraph service north and west Of
Baltimore. The Western Union system
is completely wrecked most Of the dis
lance between Baltimore and New
York. u is estimated that about a
flDr-Ind poles are down in that
district. and telegraph, telephone and
electric l-ht wires ineXtricabiy tangled ana
b-..au. yir~, west are but little better
About a Thousand poles are reported down
between Washington and Grafton, vest
Nirginia. a.0ng the line Oi the Baltimore
and ONO railroad. and the lines viii prVOa-
bis have % be rebuilt The wreck 10 more
complete and covers wider area tnan that
of The celebrated blizzard Of three wears
ago. 4 iew wires are working sOuth from
Washington and a few important kilograms
or Sew York are reaching their destination
us way 0l Atlanta, Nashville, Olnclhhau,
and Buf ii0 Ill,
Western luicu officials here think II VIII
t-. ~ least three days before direct CON-
municati0n can be established 10 Ne"
York. ,c
The Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
rany's lines are working 10 PniledeiphlA
and the south. cut they have no direct CON-
muni-ation tO New York or the west. Inc
I0ng Distance Telephone Company lines
which wiihsi0Od the blizzard Of three years
ago. are all down.
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sas. Jones OF Nevada, kenna. Mcpherson.
MORGAN. Payne, PJgh. Ransom. Reagan.
stewart. Teller, TurDie, Vance, Vest. Wal
thall. Rashburn. Wilson Of Maryland,
WOlcOtt-3.
cLorURE LAID ASIDE.
The vote was then taken. on Mr.. VOL.
colts motion. 10 take up tire AppOrii0n-
ment bill. and 1t WAS carried y like vote
yeas. 20; pays. 81. the only diiererce be.
inv that SIR. Pettigrew's pair was trans.
ferred from pascO 10 Mr.. Call.
There was no distinct outbreak Of ap-
plause nj the final success Of the movement
against the Elections bill and the proposed
rule. bot the feeingof iubilation was none
the less creation the Democratic side. and
Mr.. Blair interposed the remark that when
A man was down that was the time 70 get
up. and 81 now this was the time 20 take up
and pass the Educational bill.
The consideration Of the Apportionment
bill was then proceeded with. The reading
of the bill and report continued until 2
o'clock. The bill was then laid aside until
tomorrow at O'Clock, when IL comes up 10
unfinished businss.
The next question was on Mr.. G0rman's
motion 10 amend the Journal Of Tuesday
last by striking out the words 1T was de-
termned in the Affirmative" lt was
agreed to without dissent. and the Journal.
of Tuesday and Wednesday were approved
THE CONGER LARD BILL.
A very large number Of petitions for and
an equally large number against the Con-
ger Lard bill were presented bv senators.
principally from the Western states; also
for and against the Torrey Bankruptcy
bill.
HOUSE.
I'm the House to-day the Democrats de-
manded the reading Of the journal In full.
Mr.. BOutelle, Of Maine, moved that the
House 90 into Committee OF the Nhols on
the Naval Appropriation bill. The yeas
and nays was ordered. After a few names
had been called. Mr.. Mansur am Mr..
Heard. Of Missouri, who bad lust returned
from the Senate, whispered a few words 90
their Democratic colleagues.
Immediately Mr Rogers, Of Arkansas.
interrupting the call, informed the House
that the Force bill had been defeated.
Cheer after heer went up from the Demo
cratic side, the Speakers .ayel being in-
for some moments check the
Democratic enthusiasm.
Another Bull Rum CALCULATED Mr..
Flower. Of Michigan.
Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, said there WAS
no longer any necessity for "A roll call, and
suggested that it boz dispensed with.
Roll call was continued, and The House
went into Committee ON the Naval Appr0-
priatiOn bill
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THE PALMETTO STATE.
some Of tho Advantages Or the Ts"n OF
sally's, Aiken County.


SALLY's, =. G., January W.- special -
The name Of our thriving little town hereon
the Blackville, Aston and NewbeTy Rail
road reminds one Of the old Virginia joke
about Cousin sally Dlllard, - especially as
our community around 10 Is Just about lo
beviu preparatiOns for "Wading into all
other crop 0i cotton. And speaking ~ That
stable it may not be generally known lhat
there il sucn a variety Of species, w. lLe
Cluster. Dixon. Peeliken, L0ngstaDle
lAllen. Bancroft, Old Green -.ed, ga
Island. Jones and some others. Tie last
named. however. lis the human family %.
that name, seems % be the bsalihlest.
Until We saw the platform az ne depot
piled Up with fertilizer We had no idea lhat
20 much Of il was sed In this section. Ana
now, if one Of our citizens here, who is tff-
ing " evolve a cotton harvester, is success
lul. the cOlOred brother may De hence
forth entirely dispensed with. POSI-
biz some such forebOdng may nave
come % him in some mystefl-
Gus manner. for il is stated tnst no less
than TOO Of them have left this vicinity and
Wnliston within the last six or eishl
months % seek for green uelds and pas
lures newv IN Kansas aud portions oI ne
Northwest. At this rate the so-called
"negrO problem" is 10 fair way 70 setlle
Itself They doubtless find, however, lnat
the bleak, blizzard-swept plains Of the " esl
do not suit his complexion - wen
as the genial warmth Of the sunny
south. Indeed this particular sec
| ton OF IL seems 20 De Die7'eu
with health living, climatic influences.
| The sandy nature Of the soil rapidly drinks
up he heaviest rainfall, leaving the sur
| face dry. and the long -leayed yell0" ne
emits a perennial odOr that is truly grave,
nil and strengthening % the Droncnial
tubes aud lungs. Northern cOnsumpt'e
patients have long since found hi. OUT dno
/ seem 20 prefer testing these curative agehu
| % trying the thus-far doubtful eihclency ol
I DR.. kOcn's lymph. 80.
/ The rivers Of this section abound IN hsn
and in the swamps there are deer, Dc.r Ano
wildcats which offer royal sport 70 the en-
| thusiastic hunter. Sone time ago cii
zen near the Edisto swamp met YOUNG
cub in the road which he attempted 70 cap
ture by first stunning him with a iehce
/ rail; but ito cries soon brought the mO'ne'
/ bear % the rescue, when our worthy mem
Der of an unterrihvd Democracy, nndln.
that his fenee-rail was not LOADED ~
bear,v beat digniied. though nasiy re
I frpsf
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THE MORRIS CASE.
ItIsat Lat Adj listed In the Rockingham
Court.

CHARLOTTE. y. c., Jan. 2G.-.opecial-
The case Of Robert Drummond, Of Ashe-
VILE. North Carolina, which has created
quite sensation throughout this section OF
country, was settled saturday night at
Rockingham. North ar0lina court. Mrs.
Morris. 10 will be- remembered, was tried
and acquitted Of the murder 0f her hus-
band. y. T. Morris. The suit was ln-t-
gated by the heir. OF Mr. Morris for the
Oropertv. The heirs claimed that
Mrs. Morris was not entitled 90
tine property from the TACT
that there was some doubt as % the gene
uinene-s Of the will, and also the insurance
policy in the Mutual Benefit Company oi
Newark. NJ. The court allowed the heirs
$1,000. and the expense Of the suit was % he
paid by the Morris heirs. The insurance
company only allowed $1,000, claiming mat
Mr.. Norris had made false stateme.is to
secure the policy.
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-u.srintendent Tree, Of the Western
t-nion Telegraph Company, states that me
storm Of last sunday was very severe, ana
c,usad considerable damage % toe wlfrs
nortb of Baltimore. On the Virginia Md
isnd the wires were blown down tor nun
d~ed miles. West Of ChariOiiesfille The
,sires we're damaged on the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad. Very little damage has
g,-en done to the wires on iDe Richmond,
FrsJ.riessLurg. and Potomac Hines, and no
4 mace whatever % the lines south u this
e. i0o,clock yesterday morning the wires
,vs,. repaifed - tar north ~ Wilmington .
Oelsw sre. aud the communication Sitn
New York city had been restored 70 iimit-
IL extent.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Two Prisoners Make Iheir Escape from
Jaii-Othcr Newr.

Two Prisoners Make lheir Escape from
Jaii-Othcr News.
CHESTERFIELD e.. a., Va, January 2o--
special. william Dromgoolo, colcred,
who was recently returned from the peni-
t.ptiary 10 serve twelve months term for
breaking jail. aui Nirsie Mason. colored'
who was awaiting indictment fof hou'e
stealing. made their escape FROM the JAN oi
Chesterfield last night. Dwmgoole sue
c-eded boz cutting through Two cells 90 ne
c.U ia which the glrl was confined. lie
then ripped % portion oi the iron -heetIhg
lu fle Top 1f the cell. rni through ih' Se-
mrnfeI covering above, which at ihi- point
Aa. .0mr0-td 0f loose bricks with cement
.and go hr. t0 ile pine sheoliue nnd alifis.
IN pa -n.rt nhll. a l0le iarso enough was
burned lni tle prisoner. made lheif 'A,l'
The nr. wa, u.t discovered uniil lhi- uoih.
in, about sunrise. lD- whole pi tne east
.ld .l thr r.nf WIS consumed before ,n'
fr. could he eNtusl-u'd.
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FRKpERICKsBCRG, Va, Jan. 1.--i-pe-
.ciJ I-Mr.C. A. Gore, the oldest police nan
on the force 0i this city, II seriously iil WIZ
pneumonia. ...,.,,,,.,
Ni.s Margrett PieIsOn, most esumavis
ladv ofthis city, and highly cOnnecied IN
religious circles, died az the nome oi ue,
no fher sunday evening, ana was % ieu
today from the Trinity church.
The Democrats of this city are lnDilanl
over tbe defeat Of the Force biI.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Protest Against the Force Bili-LegisIs-
tive Notes-Genersl.

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. 20. Special.
In the senate to-day resolution was in
troduced urging that no appropriation Dee
made by the Legislature 10 the Chicago
Worlds Fair ID the Force bill is passed,
and that no action shall be taken AS long
a. that measure is pending. The resolution
commended the patriotism oi Governor
F0wle in recommending in his mes-a.c
that the appropriation be- passed, hut in-
sisted that North Carolina should join wilh
other states that have taken similar action
boz this matter. Several eloquent speeches
were made. aud the resolution was adopted
by a vote Of 90 10 4.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
4 little son OF W. :. Primrose, 0i this
clty. nad "a narrow escape from drowning
Yesterday mo ming. he was playing with
"a companion on bank which bad been
thrown by wOrkmen who were grading tho
streets for land company. water bad
backed up against tue bank % the depth of
seven feet, and while playing up0n the
edge Young Primrose fell IN. His COM
paniOn threw some bushes 0l ire lu to
him by which he held up until cOlored
man was summoned and scued him.
When reached the youth had sunk, and
WAS taken out uncOn .clOus.
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TO BEGIN OPERATIONS.
Three Of Birmingham's indus'ris. hs-
sume work.

Three Of BiTmiDgham's ihd"s'fies n'-
sune work.
suuSGmAM, Ala, Jan. 3.-. special.
Al Bessemer yesterday ihe Little Belle
furnace of the DoBardelebeu Coal and Iron
comranr blew in. Now that the miners
80 returned 10 work, other furnaces,
which bad % blow out on account Oi ihe
strike. viii resume operations.
The Pipe Works - Bessemer. u employ
about $50 men, will begin "or. soons ID,
III edd -eyera. thousand 10 Bessemers
H. United states Rolling stock Company,
,ybicb went into the hands " receiver
duriug tbe recent financial fury, has paid
~ employe. 10 iuil, ana has 80 arranged a.
~ tt. other liabilities, as % De able ~ re-
.cme work again % Anniston, Decatur and
elsewhere.
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WELDON. y. &. Jan. 2G.-. special r.
News was received here this morning. that
Baston Faison, a coiored farmer Of North
ampton county, had been drowned in
Roanoke river, about eight mile. below tnis
town. he was I'm "a boat with two other
negroes and the current was strong OWING
t0 the river being much swollen from Oh"
recent rams. BastOn fell into the river and
having ON heavy clothes he was unable to
swim and went down 10 his death before me
other men could render MIN assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
AIsr, Fire Company. EntsrtaIsmsst.

There was a large crowd 10 witness .ne
entertainment at Gibbs Opera House MAD,
chester, last night. A travelling mln'ue, -
company gave the performance lof 1.hs sns
benefit Of the Alert Fire Company. ~
firemen were all out ia full force IN '. she.i
uniforms. They made a splendid apIra..
ance. The entertainment was suesss'
financially, and seemed 10 be greatly GU
jOyea by those present.
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sum Of nine hundred and nifty dollars, cur
rent money Of the United states, 20 him in
hand paid by Leon ID 1eneste. Of Washing
ton, in the said district at and before the
scaling and delivery OF these presents, the
7, ceipt whereof Dec. the said paul Cassigneui.
do hereby ,cknOwedge. have granted, bar.
taincd and sold 20 Leon 10. Geneste bis exec
utofs. administra Ors and assigns, all the
goods. Chatfels. horses. cows carriages, farm
ing implements. growing crops. furniture.
&C.. situated ON the farm In GOochlaud cOun-
ty. Virginia. Now owned by me (called Grape
Itdgel. AID formerly owned by Or. kean,
all and singular. which said goods and chat
tets ARE now remaining, standing. aud being
in message or tenement farm house I'm
Goochl4ad county. To trade and - hold all
aud singular. the sal goods and stiels and
other the premises above barganed. and sold
or mentioned and intended so 10 be. 70 the
said con u. Genes o.. his executors, &c. for
ever. and that the said Paul Cassigneul for
himself his heirs Nc., all and singular the
sal goods: aud unto the said Icon ID. &C.
nesfc. Dis executors, administrators and as-
signs against him. the said Paul Cassigneul,
his executors. sc. and against all and every
person or persons whatsoever. shall and VIII
warrant ami forever defend hy these present,
of an and singular which said goods and other
The premises. be, the said Paul Casslgneul.
had uut The said Leon d. Geucste In fun pos
session bv delivering 10 him, the said Leon
ID. Grnestr one k"y at the sealing and dellv-
crv o these presents. iu the name Of the
whole premises hereby bargained and sold,
or mentioned and Intended 10 be so, into the
said Leon ID. Gencste Aforesaid
I'm witness whereof ! hereuntO set my
hand and affixed my seal this 18th day Of
April. a. D., 1890.
-lgneIl PAUL CAssIGNEUL.
Signed. scaled and delivered key. being
delivered boo the name of al said goods and
euc9 OF G.. s. BUSDT.
H.JESSEMAIN.
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EXCITING EPISODE.

In the contention Of to-day the most eX-
citing episode was the squabble as % sem
ator McPhersCn's pair. In the rearrange-
ment his pair had been transferred 80 rs 10
,ubs .itute Voorhees,, Of Indiana, Demo
crat tor Mcpherson in a pair with Moody
Republican. Aldrich challenged the ar
rangement. saying voorhees, was twice
paired. Aldrich became extremely excited.
lie was called 10 order by several Demo
crats who made the point that the que'lios
was not debatable. senator MOlcott' VINO
sat Immediately behind Al'lrich, called me
latter TO order. Aldrich, with an indigna-
ton not often manifested by him, turned
square round and said 70 Wolcott: rue
senator from Colorado cannot take me from
the n0Orr
$40" replied the Senator. land these are
times when neithei the senate rules nor
anything else can take you iron the noor
Senator Butler demanded tbat tue ruie
requiring Aldrich 10 sit down be enforced.
Aldrich. In reply, said ne would IKE 70
know the authority Of south Carolina iof
calling him 10 order. Mr.. Butler an
swered that be did IL upon hiH own
authority. There was asperity IN the voice
OF every senator who spoke. The opponents
OF clOture and the Force bill were demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
TRANSFER or PAIRS.

BY way Of explanation this transfer OF
pairs is as follows: For instance, senator
Daniel enters into pair Win senator STAN
forJ When the vote il taken on an import
ant question. upon which every >enator de-
sires 10 be recorded. Mr.. Daniel being pres
ent and stanford absent, it Is noted inat
some Democratic Senator j. absent
and is paired with a Republican, who is
present. The pairs are transferred 30 a. 10
soualize absentees. In other words. pair.
are changed 50 a. to equalize aDsentees OF
opposing sides and permit senators who are
present 10 vote. This does not change ine
result. but enables Senators present 20 re-
cord themse on an issue 90 vital az
that OF to-day. the important point was U
be sure that no absent senator On eitnef
side was overlooked, and that no senator
WAS paired with Two others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

calenel Frank e.. Ruihn has received a
ie,ter nom an authoritative source, which
ssy. that a. soon - the siAty dsys oIse e.
p.Ss 10 make a proposition % the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

RfrMNGHAM. ALA, Jan. B.-lhe stsve
Board Of Pri lting has awarded INC ' o.a'e
f,,i,,ing 10 the birmingham Daily News
III. a, The or,t time the contract has oees
srarasd 70 paper outside OF Montgomery
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The following letter was written bv the
icnch Minister NJ Washington TO MIR. A. W.
asou, Of GOOchlGnd. In replay 70 a letter OF
iuiry I'm behalf OF Mrs. Cassigneul. written
Jays after her cruel abandonment;
"lRGATIoS NJ FRANCE
AUX fTATs UNIs,
VA AsHTNGroN. u. c., April u, 1890.
"A. W (1Gson, Esq, Fairfield. Ia:
Sir "a in receipt Of your letter Of the
DIST 10. calling my attention 10 the sit
uufioi Mr Prul Cassigneuis wife. re-
Eret 1furm you that this legation can
ln pro NrHy interfere in this case. should Mr..
fIul 'assimculs marriage be considered
legal iu France, his wife will have TO apply
inr redress Co The French courts, which
alone Ilt competent 20 render decision in
q |is matter. Truly yours,
"F. r. RAUsTAS. French Minister
The following interesting documents in
Che ease were handed 10 Mr. Masurier. the
rnch Consular agent, yesterday, TO hand
IDS Government.
MApWrAEr- ffVpTrrrfATFe
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THE BILL oY SALE.

rol,oudne is the bill OF sale Of the goods
ana chaltels and personal property on he
Ssrrn from Paul Cass lgncul 10 Leon ID. Gr-
ns.ts: Know ali men by these presents, mat
l. Paul Cassigneul. OF irwin, 1oochlAnd
county, Va, for and III CONSIDERATION OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
pistrictof Columbia-ss:

Z. Charles s Buudy. a commissioner Of
deeds. appointed hv the Governor Of the state
Of Virginia within and for the District aiOre-
party fO "a certain lIll Of sale dated on the
eighteenth day Of April a. ID. 1890, ana
her'uufO annexed. personally appeared be-
fore noe. in the District aforesaid. the said
Paul Ca~- gncul, being personally well known
ID uID tD Doe tlc % r-ou who executed the said
Din Nf sale and acknowledged the same 10 be
nl- lrt and deed boo the cts of Washington.
District aforesaid.
Given under my hand and official seal this
18TH Iay 90 April, 1890.
CHARLES s. BCNnY
Commissioner Deeds flr the state n Viz
E'nia, residing Zoo Washington, j.. o..
NIrr.uil-Iu Goochlard County Court
clerks office. 2ith April 1890: Inis bin OF
sole was thi- Day recorded in The said office,
tll with fur certificate annexed admitted 90
record af d. o'clock s.. 81.
1e-tt. NIlLIAM MILLER. Clerk.
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Good Results.

ans O,d Market Reading rooms, ~ lsfe
sa.t Main street are lapiovlss .sfs nnes @
49, ,f,are IN innocent ainuseHcnte. and
~ =, .nfssst = growing taste tor reaiibs. of1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
nErrBLIcANs BEAIEN.

Then the Republicans seeing they We're
beateu tegan 20 transfer pairs. Allison
transferred his pair from ingalls, % one %
the Montana senators. Aldrlch WAS bust
ing about. among the Republicans, anNi-
ously inquiring as 10 their pairs, win tle
view OF saving the one single needed vote
by transfers. Chandler transferred bis par
40 a. 20 enable him 10 VOTE. Other friends
Of the cloture and Force bill did likewise.
Meantime the Democrats and the tepuDii-
cans. who opposed the Force BIN, mad begun
to master their forces for additional votes
~ means Of transferring pairs.
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] us'Hl pI c'uhstl Oh lut icNfh Munster Hl
! Washington. and said 10 was the desire If Mr
/ CassiQnculs father that IA di.orco he gotten
/ for his son rom bis wife. and that there was
I any amount or money iu back hlmi iu lHci
| ma In43heS VS. DO Jrci h uiFoice eouin
| be obtained
/ The above is a true, unbiased statement of
| "hai we know OF Mr. ana MIS- lie ln
/ 1oochlhnd county NItlnln. l''l II hN
/ LII ,',buSi ~ ~ ~ ',',.if ~, a. " " ,t
/ MAJ 70 me sood nchiFlpi OF Nis. a. as i'i
/ - my VIC, myself, or any one VINO mas htn
lile E''u l'ItuHe @" l'Ih hti "'I ,ltiii ,e'
/ aI pear lesliuohN To- h'I iaut-lh' hriYII-
/ Ias ,tssr,.l t,.', o.. . IN ,. ..,,,..t,t.,,'.e
| ""s eNueSIeu hti i' tlI HeI Hei i".ih'ii+'-A.
am, sincerely yours.
w. A. IAI,soN-.
NRs. PAHsON $ STATEMENT
| This Is 10 certify that was rer.0ualfv noe
Quainted with Mr. Paul Ca~sieu.ul and Ii~
wife from the day they came TO this county.
/ that being the last of september or October
l I 1855 when fhov came fo lur hons. .rs
! remained with us until the 18Th of Noyem-
Der, ana KNOW tlaf Mis. iHs-It tuDNl was H
faithful. kind. and dutiful wife. receiving il
return curses and brutal treafmcnf. MANY
times being 6biired fo Keen b.- room for ,.a,.
scratches, and eSce,,iVc wcerms A. ,ocl
WIGS gii, me- meals TO- her ~ 6im.e1r 9o, a.oans
he ',, could hcipt For the a,,t Two OF tsrec
/ weeks 1 snuu0sod She WAS really fndt.l.asaI
voted husband he appeared 20 boz before Tire
WI li' 900" "'i'il'" .' wan .H '0
fiaf fi,.,. .. ,r.,. sims, fi,r,ua. f.a N.l|I
/ 10 the room opp0s.ie Mn. as. h-lid Ni-
/ A. cali me Ion helm When / entered
her room found her croucYus boz tne b.l.
with the blood ODY.ug ff0m fUe wounds on
her r,..a and hand. made I.. IFS Nrn-IIe.
claws. her throat ai~colored Win nue Gluten
of his nendish nueors. and her chest. .l0ul-
ders. and arms literally covered with bruises
where he bad pounded Dee. whilst sIins un
she called me because hor husband Wa- soiaa
to shoot her, aud Mr. a. spoke lmmedlateIf
% hci and said. lcs was going io shoot
YOU. aul viii shoot HOu begged Dl IIm
t0 90 nothing hastily. that he would regret +.
lu ihe future. Ha was then u such o.
Dee would listen io nothing his gre was
lct Others know oi il"lr domestic o.fIrul''Ot,
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ENSATI0N OF THE HOUR.
HiTiONAL PARTICULARS OF
rrv- 0AeSlGNEU- CASE.
NADANEC CASNlGNEUL HERE.
6ENesrES LETTER WRITTEN TO
HER FROM WASHINGTON
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
WR PARSONS STATEMENT
ABOUT THE FARM.
lhe Deed of the Property TO Ccne.te snd
fhe Hiil of Sale. .Iettc, Of the French
minister "A Nun'her Of interest
inC Details Not Heretofore
Ntade Public.
6ENESrE'S LETTER WRITTEN TO
HER FROM WASHINGTON
NIB. PARS ON'S STATEMENT
ABOUT THE FARM.


...I.-. ..su~.5 NurN l sensation n Oh ,
community a~ tae publication oi tlc
....... r.-. rIss l..n f.ut com.
...t.. Upon Hl OH. leading journals nj llIs
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