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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19
DEADLY WORK OF A MANIAC.
Killed One Man, Wounded Another and Girl
and Shot Out His Own Brains.

NEW YORK. Dec 1s.-MIcbael Harvey,
thirty-four years old. boarder at No. 1SS
Vandyke street. South Brooklyn, became
suddenly insane this afternoon and shot
John ConnerlIn, Samuel DIckerson and
Mary Dickerson. Catherine Duffy jumped
from q second-story window to escape him
and sprained her ankle. After shooting the
others Harvey placed the muzzle of the re-
volver In his mouth and pulled the trigger.
The top of his head was blown off.
Only two days ago Harvey was dis
charged from the Flatbush Insane Asylum
as cured. and imme diately went to board
with Mrs. Duffy. at lS3 vandyke street
Shortly after noon to-day, while ct dinner.
the crazy fit came suddenly upon HIM
again. He jumped ND from the table, ran
to bureau and snatched from an open
drawer bulldog revolver. With this
The first shot struck John Connerlin in the
head. and in less than five minutes he was
dead. The second bullet laid Samuel
Dickerson low. Young Dickerson and
Mary Dickerson had come on q visit TO
Mrs. Duffy. Dickerson was shot through
the right arm. He made Tor the
window in one jump before the
maniac could fire again and jumped out.
Miss Die kersOn's turn came next. The
crazy assassin's bullet bored hole IN her
right hand. She ran ont in the hallway
crying. Murder Mrs. Duffy. who was in
the next room. hearing the shots and the
cries and suspecting the truth, jumped out
of the window at once. She spraincd her
ankle liz the fall. While she lay grooming
with pain, vainly trying 70 crawl ont of the
reach of the murderer. the fourth and last
shot rang ont. Ii rang the death knell OF
the maniac. Being himself alone az the
scene of the carnage he had put the pistol
in his mouth and blown out his owp brains.
Policemen McCabe and Murphy ran in.
The street was flied with wildly excited
and yelling men and women. Ambulances
were summoned and came at q dead gallop.
The three injured were removed TO the hos
pital. The mad murderer and his frst
victim were dead.
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MAD RUSH OF TAXPAYERS
Almost Riot in the County Treasure
er's Office at Cincinnati Yesterday.
Two Thousand Citizens Besiege the Place,
Crush Each Other and Smash Windows
Five Women and Man Faint.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1S.-A riot was narrow
ly averted in the county treasurer's Office
here this morning. The widest excite
ment prevailed for half an hour. and police
had TO be called to quiet the crowd.
Usually taxes can be paid on Dec. l, but
owing to an unay oidable delay to-day was
the first on which they could be received.
This morning fully two thousand tax
payers gathered IN front of the courthouse.
waiting for admission. and when the doors
were opened there was o mad rush TO the
treasurer's office. All were anxious TO pay
before next Mon day when the penalty of 5
per cent. Will accrue. A number of glass
partitions were smashed in the wild scram-
BILE, and the crush was suffoca:ing. Five
women and a man tainted. and were passed
ont over the heads of the crowd. People
were wedged in the struggling mass so
that they could scarcely breathe. One
woman became hysterical, and a man near
by smashed heavy fifty dollar pane of
plate glass, and through the opening made
she was taken TO the auditors office and
attended to. Men fought and swOre. and
struggled furiously to get at the receiving
clerks.
While the tumult was at it's height the
city's money was hastily thrown into the
safe and locked up, as there seemed TO be
an inclination OH the part of some of the
crowd TO make a rush for it. call for pO-
lice was sent out by the clerks and two
patrol-wagons aud fourteen men responded.
In the midst of the noise and struggle
County Commissioner Staley jumped up on
the railing and quoted the crowd by tell
ing them that the time would be extended
to Jan. 10. Upon this the crowd gave q
cheer. and, the police arriving just at this
time, the room was cleared and business
proceeded quietly. Then Mr.. Staley hastily
called special meeting of the County
Commissioners and issuedsan official order
extending the time of payment to Jan. 10.
Notices to this effect were posted. Pick
pockets stole number of purses In the
crush. There were no arrests made and
every thing is going on as usual.
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Disease on Board a Steamer.

New York, Dec. 1s.-The steamship Polynesia
arrived here on the 9th. She was detained at
quarantine four days because of having measles
on hoard. On the 18th she was allowed 10 land
her passengers. The doctors at the barge Office
while the passengers were landing dis GOV cred
among them eight women, eight children and
one man who were suffer ing from a combina-
ton OF dphtheria ship fever and measles. The
sick persons were transferred 10 North Brothers
island. That was five days ago. Since then
five OF the IL have died. Since the transfer 1
total of % In all. When the vessel was funi-
gated and allowed TO proceed from quarantine
IL was believed that all danger or contagion had
been removed.
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Insurance Rates Raised.

MINSEAPoLIs, Dec. 1S.-The local insurance
agents have received Instructions from their
home Offices that the rates on risks on wholesale
mercantile establishments has been advanced
from 20 10 40 per cent. This advance is TO be
general all over the country. IL is the result OF
the alarming prevalence this year of disastrous
Tires In j0bbing establishments. The companies
declare that the losses from these fires have
more than absorbed all the premiums paid dur
ing the year all classes of risks.
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Child Fatally Bnrned.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL, Dec. 1s.-The 70 ur-year-old daughter
of f. Myers. a prominent citizen OF this place.
met with a terrible accident this even
dress caught frs and almost instantly the
child was wrapt In flames. The mother,
In an adjoining room, ran TO the rescue
and made every effort TO quench the
flames. bat failed. Several nelghbors being
attracted by the screams of the mother aud
child, rushed in and assisted in smothering out
the fire. The child was burned TO q crisp, but Is
still alive. The mother was also badly bur ned.
as was another woman.
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For University Extension.

Specfal 10 the Indlhnapolis JournaI
CHAMPAIGN. Dec. ls.-The citizens Of Urbana
and Champaign are heartily cooperating with
the faculty OF the University of Illinois In the
work of university extension. At recent meet
ing q committee was appointed to take the
project in hand and complete arrangements for
course OF lectures. The purpose Is TO carry this
popular form OF education to all classes disposed
TO studious habits, making it possible for them
to reap the benefits of university study while
following their usual vacations. Next Monday
evening Professors Forbes ami Moss will deliver
addresses in the University chapel. setting forth
the character and scope of university extern
sion work. both In Europe and America. The
trustees OF the University indoree the move
ment, and have appropriated 5000 to the Cause
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krecial 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
HUSTINGToS. Dec 1S.-Informaticu reaches
this city that W. t. Cutshall. ex-publisher OF the
6efunct Daily News. OF this city, and at one time
engaged In the printing business at North Man.
chester whose arrest and detention in North
Carolina for bigany has been the subject of
considerable newspaper notice, has been
leased. He was travelling in the South for safe
company. end rumor has 10 that the company
put mp $500 for ham to effect a COMPROMISED
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Mitchell District Medical Society

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Dec lS.-The Mitchell District
Medical Society closed two-days' successful scs-
sion in this city tonight. number of valuable
papers were read to-day. hearing upon scientific
points relating TO tie practice OF medicine.
Al the close OF the afternoon session the MEM
hers were driven over the city. Before adjourn
ing the society adopted resolutions compliment
ing the citizens of Columbus and the Bartholo-
new County Medical Association for the hospit-
able manner in which they entertained the Wis
ltOrs.
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Fighting the Standard Oil Company.

Special 90 the Indian apols Journal
WABASH, Dec. 16.-There is brisk coal
oil war in this city, the trouble originating in
the refusal OF local petroleum jobbers to pur-
chase their supplies from the Standard Oil Com
pany. One OF the dealers discovered lately that
the Standard was making lower prices to a COM
petitor than 1t was to him. and began purchasing
OF an independent refinery. Other dealers fol-
lowed the example, and yesterday representa-
tives of the Standard arrived, and perfected ar
rangements 10 build large tank for handling
oil. Kerosene Is now selling here at retail at
cents per gallon, and will probably go much
lower before the first of the wear.
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ILLINOIS.

General Blacks Private Secretary Driven
Insane by Oyerwork.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
DANvILLE. Dec. 18.-John Lawrence,
formerly private secretary of Gen. John C.
Black, Commissioner of Pensions under
President Cleveland. was adjudged insane
to-day. The cause of mis- insanity is said
to be overwork while pursuing his duties
as priva ate secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19
A Deem Water Harbor

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. ls.-United States Con-
sul Sutton, of Neuva Laredo, reports. from a
personal inspection Of the Tamplco harbor i'm
provements. that the proble.d of securing deem
water has been solved There IL now from thir-
teen to twenty feet of water on the bar. He
says Tampico will become great port, and is
the only safe one on the Gulf OF Mexico.
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New Glass Factory.
v.-N

PENDLEToS, Dec. 1s.-The Board OF Trade have
just secured a new twenty-pot glass factory for
this city. IL viii be located In the old fair ground
eouth OF town. and will he quite an advantage to
that part of the city, the land adjoining viii
be plated and annexed 10 the city. George
Headly * Co.. of Findlay. o.. will he the owners
of the new factory. They will erect thirty thou
sanddollar building and give employment to
over one hundred men.
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Coon Brown Still ut Large.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
PENDLEToS, Dec. 1s.-The excitement occa-
stoned by the killing of Clinton Johnston by
Coon Brown has somewhat abated. The muir
derer is still at large, although diligent effort
of the shooting belongs to a prominent family
here and his father, j. ID. Johnston, has the
sympathy OF everyone.
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Fpecial 20 the Indianapolis Journal
LIBERTY, Dec. list. Bridget's congregation.
of this city, yesterday celebrated the golden
jubilee of their pastor, Rev. J. NJ. De Arco.
Fifty years ago he was ordained Catholic
priest in Italy, his native country. Soon after
he came TO America and has been a faithful
priest all these years, honored and loved by the
people among whom he has labored At the
banquet to-day 800 covers were laid Bishop
Chatard and Vicar-general BessOnies were pres
ent, together with fifteen priests. Rev. III.
Alerding. OF Indianapolis, acted as master OF
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the train. Heart failure was IN e cause OF death.
Mr.. HaIuill and wife wero en- route from Jack
sonville 10 Chattanooga 10 spend the winter
with daughter. Mrs. Hamill Is at tie hotel
distracted with grief
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Trouble at tho Gas Well.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
CHAMPAIGN, Dec. 1s.-The Urbana Gas Com
pany is still in trouble. Two holes have already
been abandoned and now work on the third is
temporarily stopped by the lodging of the drill |
In The hole. Tools have been ordered, and the
work will be continued. strong Indications OF
natural gas abound. and slight flows have been
struck at various depths in this county. The
company feels assured OF snccess If 10 can pierce
through the Trenton rock which underlies the
ffv
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Big Demand for breach of Promise.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HUNTINGTON, Dec. 1S.-A sensational damage
suit was fled in the Circuit Court this morning
By Miss Ria Beghtal against Roscoe A. Kauf
man. q prominent attorney of this city. Breach
of promise IL alleged. and the damage claimed is
$4,000. Mr.. Kaufman, who was a widower,
was married only few days since to Mrs. Anna
Kinkade, and the couple are now out of the city
on their wedding tour. Kaufman Is prominent
Democratic politician. and was elected justice
OF the peace in $50 on the Democratic ticket.
He Is also an active member Of the Christian
Church
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Spiritualism.

INDIANA STATE ASSOCIATION OF SPIRIT
Il ualists will meet AT Lorraine Hail. corner Ten
nessee and Washington streets, Saturday morain <,
1880 conference. Afternoon $50. lecture BY ID,
A Herrick. Evening lecture by airs. Colby Jntner.
followed by slate ritng rom the platform by Mrs.
Jacobs Free. morning and afternoon. Everybody
invited.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
pastor subject 1915 .. IN. .'The Angel christmas
Song; 7:45 o. M. why Am a Christian sunday
school at $3.50 q. H. Howard GALE superintendent
Y. p. s. @. Z. at $50 p. m. Mrs Minnie Ciosson,
leader Miss Scovel will give n Bible Reading at
this church at D. IN. All are invited and welcome
10 these services.
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Nice Pair OF Eiopers Caught.
Snecfa nj % The Indianannlis InnrnaI

FRANKFORT. Dec. 1s.-Last Tuesday Charles
Rzior OF Ii -, H., eloped with his pretty sis
ter-in-law. Miss vanwinkle. The pair were pur-
sued in their flight by the mothers OF vanwinkle
and Mrs. R!zior. and to-day they were intercept
ed In this city. The meeting, which took place
before a street full of people, n stormy one,
indeed, but all Mrs. Vanwinkle and Mrs RiZior
return home with them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-19
DIR. J.P.D. Johns Sister Dead

STecal 20 the Indianapolis Journal
BRoOKvuLE. Dec. 1S.-Mrs Aurelia III. Jones,
wife of William H. Jones. attorney of this place,
and sister OF President J. p. 70. John OF DePauw
University. died last night Her funeral will
take place on Monday next.
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Fell Heir to s25O,OoO

Special TO The Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Dec. Is.-Percy 8. Taylor. OF
Remington, to-day received a cablegram con-
tanning intelligence of the death of a relative
" hich makes him heir to a fortune OF S25O,OOO.
The income from his portion will be SO 900 per
year.
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Why aIr. Moriarity Wants Damages.

OMAHA, Neb., Dee. lS.-E. Moriariiy a men,
Der Of the City Council has begun a suit against
the Daily Bee for sS25, 900 damages In a recent
editorial the Bee remarked that HE should be
making barrels in the penitenuary instead of
walking the streets OF Omaha"
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sTeciai 20 the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Dec. ls.-The incoming train
from ST. Louis to-day brought the body OF Rev.
T. J. Hamill, OF Jacksonville, H., who died on
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Presbyterian.

L,IRST PRESBYTEHIAN CHURCH, SOUTH
Il west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
The pastor. Rev. NJ. L. Halnes, ID. D., viii preach
tomorrow at lOs5 q. m At 1850 D. IN. the congre-
CATION VIII unite In Memorial Services at Englsh's
Operah0use. sunday school meets nj $50 a m.
The Young Peoples society meets at 6:45 y. IN
Weekly prayer-meeting on Thursday evening NJ
1880 O'clock
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Conductor Killed.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec 1S.-In q wreck of a
freight OH the Louisville d Nashville railroad
to-day, a. L. Jones. the conductor, was killed
The wreck was caused by rails spreading.
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Methodist.

OENTRALAvENUE METHODIST EPISCo.
~ pal Church-Corner of Central avenue and But
Ter street key. Henry A Buchtel. ID. ID, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor az 1880 a and $50 D. m
Class-meeting at $3.50 n. Sunday school 2:l5
y. m EpwOrth League pray er meeting, $50 2. IN
Strangers cordially welcomed.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

Lr1RST BAPTISTCHUR NORTHEAST COR
II ner OF New York and Pennsylvania streets.
The pastor. Rev w f. Taylor. viii preach morning
and evening sunday school. e:l5 a Young peo-
Pies prayer meeting ESQ p. M Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening
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CECoNDPREsBYTERIA CHURCH CORNER
- Vermont and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev.
Joseph A. Mnourn, pastor. Preaching AT 1890 a
No evening service. The congregation uniting an
house. sunday school at 2;3o ,; ms Young peoples
meeting a. O45 y IN. Thursday evening prayer
meeting az 7:45. Peck Chapel sunday school y a.
m Prayer-meeting Tuesday evening. conducted by
Mr. Milburn.
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Six Generations at Table.

Special 90 the Indianapolis Journal
MUSCIE. Dec. 15.-To-day q birthday celebrar
ton occurred near De Soto, this county, the like
OF which 10 seldom equaled. A large dinner was
prepared in honor Of Asahel Thornburgs ninety
ninth birthday, and was enjoyed by representa-
tfves OF six generations. Mr. Thornburg, with
second son, Eli. near De Soto, and the latter man,
AGED forty eight. IL q grandfather. The old gen.
tleman Is not nearly so feeble his son JOab,
who is the first white male child born In this
county. Mrs. Thornburg died q few years
since at the advanced age OF ninety-three.
Asahel cast his first vote for John Quincy Adams
in 1925. He cast ballot for William Henry
Harrison and also for his grandson, Benjamin
Harrison He was also ut Greenvflle, o.. when
William Henry Harrison negotiated the treaty
with the Indians, and with great pleasure does
he refer TO such eventful times. The old man
has well preserved memory and enjoys good
health
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rich Find of Rare Old Peach Brandy in
an Illicit Still in Floyd County.
Uncle Sans Lynx-Eyed Men swOop Down on
$500 Worth Of SIumbering Tangle.FOOt
"A Child Fatally Burned at Brazil.
INDIANA

Revenue Officers Make Further Seizures of
"Moonshine" Brandy In Harrison County.
Special 20 the Indianapolis journal
NEW ALBANY. Dec. 1s.-For the past two
weeks several secret service officers and
revenue officials have been securing the
hill country IN this and Harrison counties.
tracing information which had been fur
nished the department 10 the effect
that there had been large quantities Of
apple and peach brandy distilled,
on which the government tax had not been
paid. On Tuesday several barrels of the
liquor were seized at the dIstillery of John
Welcb, and OH The next day more illicit
brandy was found carefully hidden near
the distillery of George fastener. but the
most important seizure was made to-day,
when the revenue agents discovered
nearly two thousand gallons of the liquid
secreted ut the distillery of Peter Roth. in
Harrison county, fourteen miles from the
city. The officers immediately contscated
the liquor and still. bringing the entire lot
20 this city. where it was stored In the
basement of the government building
Roth has not been arrested. and as
he is said to be courageous man,
it is possible he may resist when
an attempt to capture him Is made.
tomorrow. Deputy Collector Platt, as
sisted by detectives Wheeler and Clements,
OF the secret service. made the seizures and
there are now fifty-nine barrels of cOnfis-
Gated brandy in the basement of the gov
eminent building here. The value of the
confiscated liquor is about $500.
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.Rro,ru,. bronchial Troche..

"Brotrns BrONchtdI 7T0c7tes"
Are excellent for the relief of hoarseness or sore
throat. They are exceedingly effectiye-Chris-
tian World. London, Eng.
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CEvENTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
- ner of Cedar and Elm streets. Il. v. Hunter.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor tomorrow. Even
ing subject 'reducaon," being the third OF series
OF sermons for young iades sabbath school at 230
y. ~ Junior q. r. NJ $50 a. m. senl0r c. T. az
33O p N. Christmas entertainment on Friday even
ing. seats free 70 alt church services
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DABERNAcLR cHURc

rTABERNACLE CHURCH. CORNER NERD
Il ian and Second streets Rev. ]. A R0ndthaler. ID.
D.. pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 1880 a.
Sunday school. al 2:l5 p. u. r. !. Z. T. at 3:s5 ..
m Services in schOo-horse Elder avenue. West
side; also. In MI jackson Chapel. 1T 1880 y. An
opportunity for the baptism vi infant children VIII
De given at opening OF the morning service.
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Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH. CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and New York streets Morning service at
1890 O'Clock. Mr. Anna NJ Tilson will give al
dress On The Coming oil the Iilgrims" Musical
numbers "Christian. the Morn breaks sweetIy O'er
Thee" shelley; "Ie Dcum." Lejeal; baritone solo,
Until the bay Breaks" oOunod There viii be no
evening service. the congregation uniting in the
Memorial Services at English's opera house. sun,
day school at 81.
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BUILDING AND LOAN-BIG FOUR BUILD
I'D ing Association of Indiana has 5000 shares OF
stock in force. Fifty five loans have been made az
gregating $4,000. Interest income over S4Co per
month"; which is compounded rthly thereby pro-
ducns unsurpassed profits that are participated in
10y both investor and borrower. Officcrs-Hon. u. NJ
Reynold. president; n. III. Meats. vice president j.
Wesley Smith. (capitalisD treasurer !. q Hamiltod
superintendent. Address JOHN FURNAS, Secre-
tary TIL East Market street
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NfERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPIsCO-
V1 pal Church-Coyner of New York and Meridian
streets-The Rev. II A Cleveland. ID. ID, pastor,
VIII preach al lO:S0 a. m; special Christmas mus %
at the morning service SUNDAY school at 3:l5 n.
4. >. O. X. Ut 3:45 No evening service. Glasses at
$3.50. Thursday evening service IT 7;45.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES OF OSCAR O. Mo
4h CULLOCH. sunday evening. Dec. 20, 1891. az
1880 O'clock, in Epgiish's Opera-house Addresses
by Judge w. A. Woods Hugh IL. Hanna aud John
J.. Griinths Music by Plymouth Quartet and Rich
ard SchtieMan