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IN ACCORD WITH LAW
The Decision of Judge of
Crimes Foster.
HIS ACTION TO BE REVIEWED.
Says There Was No Direct Evidence OF
the Cause of Higgins Death.
HIS ACTION TO BE REVIEWED.

Has Done His Utmost to Fix the RespOnsi-
bility for the Killing on Some one-Re-
newed Expressions of Hope for the
Speedy Resumption of Friendly Inter
course Between Chilli and the United
States Many Chilians want Line of
steamers Between Valparaiso and San
Francisco.
VALPARAISO, Feb. 6.-Judge Of Crimes
Foster says that his entire review of the
Baltimore case occupied ten days.
81 have rendered sentence upon Arena,
Ahumada and Rodriguez, he said, ''in
strict accordance with the Chilian law.
The only regret l feel is that there was
no direct evidence showing the immediate
cause of Charles W. Higgins death. !
have done the utmost in my power to fix
the responsibility for his killing upon
some one"
The Court of Appeals, which will
review the action of Judge Foster, will
reconvene next month.
On all sides there are renewed express
sions of hope that there will be speedy
resumption of friendly intercourse be
tween Chill and the United States.
Since the loss of the steamer John
Elder there has been a great deal of talk
among the residents of this city against
the Pacific Steam Navigation Company.
Many people here, in view Of the ap-
proach of the Worlds Fair, are desirous
to see line of American steamers be-
tween Valparaiso and Panama or direct
to San Francisco. Some are even in favor
Of traffic with New y York by way of the
Argentine and Uruguay ports There
seems to be no doubt that the opening OF
an American line along the Chilian coast
in conjunction with the Chilian Steam
ship Company would prove paying
Investment.
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Almost before we know it, spring
will be here.

Brt0w on the sound, Wtstchester Co, N Y.
To Alva's Brazilian specific 90 Gentle
men LA spring WIS troubled with what
the doc or. to d me was muscular rheum
ism. 1 wa unlbe 10 walk for nearly six
weeks Allthis Iine was using the medi-
ciue p eScrined by he attending do tor, anu
nom which got no relief
friend sent me large bottle OF cactus
Blood Cure, VIII / tried, ana before Two
thirds OF the Cure was used / was able O
walk ithout pain, II is now two months
siuc ce the pains 1T ne, and have not a. vt
re ur ed, and lei entirely lTee from them,
4 del iyed writing to YOU, rs / was an Xious
tn kno whether was empolarily or per
maueutly cnred.
II is With pleasure that now state that
from nv present feelings, would Judge that
/ am cured
II T. srdly necessary for me 10 commend
th,s IN dicne AS | am positive hat a trial
of II rs all that is nee s-ary, and | am fully
convinced II VIII recDmm nd Itself
Graz fully yours NJ III lGAN,
For sale at Krlia's Drug Store, Ferguson
House Bioek, shenandOt IN, Pa
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OMAHA, Neb., Feb 6,-Arrangements
have been completed by Gov Boyd's
friends 10 give him banquet ON Feb.
16 TO celebrate his victory in the Supreme
Court. The meeting will be in the ma
ture of reunion of Western Democracy.
Gov. Boies of Iowa has promised to be
present. Invitations have been sent to
number of prominent Democrats of
national fame, among them being eX-
President Cleveland, Senator Hill, Calvin
S. Brice, Carter B. Harrison, and Senator
German. The banquet will be preceded
by II grand demonstration.
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To Hend on Coal ships.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--The Navy De-
partment is just now endeavoring to
head off several coal ships that were
started from New York during the recent
Chilian war preparations, headed for the
Pacific. There were four ships in all,
carrying a total of 100000 tons of coal.
One OF them has been Intercepted at
Montevideo and ordered to discharge
cargo there and return to the United
States. Another one is expected there in
a few days, and they are trying to learn
the whereabouts of the other two so as
to lessen the expense as much as possible.
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New YORK, Feb. g. Articles have been
signed by Arthur Lumley, acting for the
Olympic Club of New Orleans, and James
Corbett, by which the latter accepts the
meet the winner of the Slayin-Jacksou
fight two months after that contest in
the Olympic Club, and to fight to finish,
This will make the latter contest take
place in July. Corbett agreed to put up
81, 900 to guarantee his appearance,
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TO SAVE TIME.
Proposed Air Line Between New York
and Chicago.

New York, Feb 6.-Ex President Fin
ney, of Jhe 500 line, proposes to build
an air lin from Chicago to New York,
and is nos 'i isis city making prelimin-
ary arran-eiu, u,s. He outlines his plan
as folloW=:
"a straight line drawn from Chicago
to New ork city passes almost directly
through Cleveland, Ohio, and a straight
line from Cleveland to New York is about
234 miles shorter than the distance be
tween the said cities by way Of Buffalo
and Albany.
''Now, with the enormous volume OF
business between Chicago, the greatest
depot of the West and New York, the
great seaboard port of America, it seems
as if saving of 234 miles in distance
and of six hours in time by express trains
would warrant an outlay sufficient to
accomplish the construction Of such q
railway.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 6.-Developments
in the case of Jones Brothers, the cotton
men who fled after defrauding their Eu-
ropean and Eastern clients, transpire
daily. 1t is evident now that everybody
in the firm was let into the game except
D. j. Rowland, the TuPelo, Miss, mem
Der He was badly left and loses about
$1,000 The aged mother of the men is
prostrated at her sons disgrace and it
is feared that she will not survive the
blow The opinion is general that all
interested in the firm have fled into
Mexico
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Startling Facts.

The American pehple are rapidly becoming
a r tcs OF nervous wrecks, and the follow ng
Ing, Of Bu Ter, Pa, ars tnat guen his sou
was speeehless nom st. Vitus dance DR.
Niles gre At Restorative N4rylne cured aim
Ia, lOr, of Log tnspOrt, Ind, eac gained 20
pounds from taxing it. NJ .. A. Gard ner,
of Vistult, ,d., WAS cured nf 10 TO 90 CON
ne,s, bacSache and nervous prostrltton by
one bottle Tcitl bottles, and fine books of
marve Gus cures, free at o. IL. dagenhuch,
the druggist, who recommends aud gdaran-
tees this unequaed remedy.
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A MeIehtx nEatter.

BERLIN, Feb 6.-The Princess Freder-
ick-Leopold of Prussia having declared
her desire to rear her infant son without
the aid of the bottle the Emperor has
paused amid grave duties of state to an
nounce his formal consent to this inn
portant domestic arrangement, which in
wolves the renunciation by the Princess
of all court festivities for the present
wear
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~ vnnhnrblIt Refnsed AdmIssion.

NEWPORT X. l., Feb. 6.-During the
visit here of Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Van
derbilt they drove down Bellevue avenue
to inspect the marble cottage that is
being erected by W. X. Vanderbilt But
the guard at the gate refused to allow
them to enter, though he knew who they
were. lie said his orders were positive
that no one but workmen could enter
the grounds.
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rhree Kined at a Country Dance.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Ga gang of
rowdies attended country dance near
Gordonville, Putnam county, and, after
filing up with whiskey, interferred with
the dancers. George White and Sam
Donelson, who tried to eject them, with
Whites wife, Mary, were killed, and the
other respectable people left the house in
the hands of the toughs. No arrests
have been made.
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Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause of su tden death whicn in three out of
four cases is uasusp ctpd The symptoms are
uOt generally understood These are; lying
IN ths right side, short breath, pain or dis.
ress iu side back or shoulder, Irregular
pulse, asthma wea and hupg y spells, wind
Ina stomach swell ing O ankles or drOpsy
opars.si n, dry conRh aud smltherng. DIR
Niles illustrated nook On Heart Disease, fret
at p II Hag nbnch, who s.ll and guarantee
Or Miles nnequaled New Heart Eure, "a q his
RestOrati' Nervin, which cures nervous
ness, headache, sleeplessues effects OF drink
ing, etc. 10 cOntaius no OpiateS,
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Busiey March will be along in less
than four weeks.
Oh. What a Cough.

VIII you heed tine wa olng9 The signal per.
laps of The sure approtcb OF that more ter.
tble disease, Consumption, ASK yourselves
u you can afford for the sake OF saving so
-suls, to run the risk and do nothing for II.
We know from experience that Shilohs Cure
vii Curs your Cough. II neytr falls. This
Explains why more than Million Bottles
we're sod the past year, IL relieves Group
md Whopping Cough at once Mothers do
lOt be without It. For Lame BACK, Side OF
lhest, as Shloh's Porous Plaster sold by
=, II. Has3lbucl, bi. corner Main au-
luyo streets.
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English syndiente Mnnts More.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The English
syndicate which recently purchased all
the cotton presses iu New Orleans with
the exception of two, which it leased,
has now invaded other southern cities,
where its agents are negotiating for the
purchase Of other cotton presses. 1t is
the purpose Of the syndicate TO control
the cotton pressing business at a uniform
price.
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More nIrsterlous imam rrer.

ATrLLBURN, N. j., Feb 4--Dr Wright
son, county physician, after a microscopic
examination of the clothes worn by
Lentz, who is under arrest charged with
the murder of Mrs. Senior, declares that
he has not found a trace of blood on
them. This makes the murder more
mysterious, as the physician says it
would be impossible for a man to commit
the crime without leaving some trace of
blood on him.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 6.-Daniel Corkery, a
suspended foreman Of the Public Works
Department, wants the city TO pay him
$l7, coo back salary, from Feb. 20. 1879.
to- date, on the ground that he has
never been formally discharged from
his position.
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No rronbIe i'm Brldgeport.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Gollector Ed
munds, of Bridgeport, Conn, in letter
to the Secretary of the Treasury, says
that the report of assault by Bridgeport
men upon the British schooner Glendon,
on Sunday last, for entering that port
without flying an American flag, was
all "A bOpN
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Rnrned nfs cotton cron.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 6, Farmers in
this section are desperate over the low
prices OF cotton. Farmer Shall, OF Coffee
County, on learning last Tuesday that
cotton was still declining, set his crop
on fire and then committed suicide by
jumping over "A bluH,
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charged Win I1Illlng Her husband.

ERIE Pa, Feb. 6-Charles Pietri jr.,
who kept a restaurant on Niagara street,
Buffalo, is dead here as result of arsenic
administered TO him. IL is charged that
his wife, Susan Pietri, gave him the
poison.
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A Minlonalre Keen, on shlngling.

CHICAGO, Feb, 6-George William
Northedge received news chat he had
fallen heir to an estate in England worth
$500, 600, and then he went out TO shingle
woodshed in the rear of No, 3,236 La
Sale street.
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1t won't be long until garden seeds
will be hunted up.
shiloaIe Consumptlon Oure.

This is beyond question the most suo-
3sssful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
q few doses Invariably cure the wO st cases OF
cough, Group. and Bronchitis, while its won
without parallel in t1e history of insd cine.
Since it's irst discovery II mas been sold on q
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
,an stand. II you have a Cough we earnestly
800. II your. Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
'ame, use ihiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
,. X. Hagsnbuch N. &. corner Main and
iioyd streets.
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Mllee. Marve ana Livar Pnln

Act on a new principls-regulatlng the
liver, stomach and bowels through nc nerfea
4 new dlacOvery. DR.. Miles Pills speedily
iuTe biliousness, bad taste, torpid lives. piles,
constipation Une4aA'si Tor men, women,
'hildren. Smallest, mildest, surBstI 5ldOses,
bets. samples Free, at q. IL. HasenouGhs
drug store
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Alexander pIackenzie Very m.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb, 6-The Hon. Alex
ander Mackenzie, eX-Premier of Canada,
sustained a fall last tuesday, from the
effects of which he became deiirious
and now his condition is believed to be
critical
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NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 6-The we'll
known Bateman property ON Bateman's S
Point, owned by the late Seth Bateman,
has been transferred to Edmund w.
Davis OF Providence for $50, 300.
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family; chimneys break, perhaps,
at the rate of one a week a lamp.
Six hundred million chimneys a
year for the ash barrels,
Suppose they cost ten cents a
piece on the average; that's
enough to half pay the national
debt. Nine-tenths Of it waste.
If you get Macbeth's Pearl
top" or " Pearl-glass you will
pay trife more apiece, but not
one-tenth as much a year.
Disreputable chimney makers
are trying to furnish the dealers
with cheap limitations. They
break from heat, ruin the temper
of the household and fill the ash
barrels; a plague and a nuisance.
Insist on having the right kind.
Pittsburgh, Pa. GEO. A. MACBETH & Co.
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ornna nuohes. X.nIn nerrothed.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 6.--The Grand
Duchess Xenia. daughter of the Czar, is
betrothed TO the Grand Duke Alexander,
son of the Grand Duke Michael, uncle
Of the Gear.
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Went Ashore in a snow storm.

P1EAsANTvnLE, N. j., Feb. 0. "A
steamer, supposed to be the Venezuela,
from Laguayra for New York, went
ashore ON Brigantine shoais during
heavy snow storm. She lies high and
dry.
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Babies Can't Eat Apple Dumplings
But tbev can have glt-rdged atwcks Of
Wind CDlic. Dr. Hands C)lic Cure al
ways cures it Free samples for a few DAYS
0. j. McCtrthy's or j. NJ. Hlllan's drug
store
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Spring styl les are seriously discussed
this early by the women.
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A cluster of black ostrich tips t, ps
a fit hat prettily, aud at little ex-
pen e.
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North Main ST., sIlen ntiOpt
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SA3SAP lRILLA

Puriies the blood by ex-
pelling the impurities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin,
Regulates the bowels Cures
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you anappetite.
Never fails o cure any con-
lilion produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
prdered state Of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sod al ElrIia's Drug Stare,
srguscas Hotel Block Shsnandoak. Pa
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Encourage the children to stay at
home in the evening.
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The man who truly aud sincerely
loves himself has no fears of being
Tilted,
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Rough effects will prevail among
spring dress goods.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made az low a. ls consistent wit
sound business principles. Apply at the u
4 for terms.
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A Strange Deal.

A Madison (Wis.) young man became
engaged to young lady who resided in
a ncighboring city. He placed q beau
tiful diamond ring upon her finger as q
token Of his love, and as a tie which
should bind their hearts in the bonds of
sacred engagement. For awhile all
things went smoothly and the lovers
were apparently happy. In an evil hour
the girl became attached to another
suitor, broke her engagement with our
Madison friend, and married the man of
her choice. Naturally the disconsolate
young man-her former lover-expected
the return of his ring. He waited, and
it came not. He wrote to her for it and
she ignored his letter. He wrote again
and still no reply. a third letter, with
the same results. Finally the young
man told n friend of the circumstances,
and offered him his claim in the ring
for twenty-five dollars. The friend nc
copied the offer and wrote to the lady's
husband for the ring, but he refused to
give it up. The purchaser then cm-
ploycd lawyer to sue for it. Rather
than have lawsuit the parties gave up
the ring
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Notice of Forfeiture.

TO DAN AYERS. OR HIS HEIRS OR AS.
1 signs: You arc hereby notified that
have expended one linn ROT dollars in Lator
and improvements for the year 1853. upon
each of the following mining clains: Copper
King No. Q, Copper King, Allen No. Q, lie
ono No. 1. De Lauu No. 2, and Ayers, sit
waited in Salmon River Mining District, Eiko
county, state of Ncvada. aud described In the
records Of E'o 'n0niy a, being about one
mile I'm westerly direction from point of
ronfs, known es the Birds Nest, situated on
Salmon river, z kooouIity, stite Of Nevada.
And If within ninety days from the fret publ.
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tribute your proportion "f surb expenditure,
together with the odat Of ADVERTISING aa co.
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litPESI J. ntt,ZS.
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Queer Con..uct OF n We'll.

A Yakima (Wcsh.) artcsian we'll is cx-
hibiting most peculiar characteristics.
The drill was sent down two hundred
md ninety feet when work was sus-
pended, uwaitinE casing, owi1g to n
phenomenon which cannot be accounted
for. Sonctimc3 there il d GuctiJn and
sometimes blast of air fror:i tho we'll
One day piece Of paper placed over
the hole would be drawn down while
tho next it would be sent lying .Ito
tho cir. That an cir chamber has been
struck there Is little question, but tho
varying mood Of tho wind is what is
pu23linT those who arc Interested.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
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Transit Extraordinary

a company has recently been formed
in Hamburg for tho purpose of putting
into practical working shape q novel
plan for the transportation of passcn-
gers and freight in pneumatic tubes.
Tho li..o consists of q pneumatic tube
large enough to take car forty inches
in diameter and about six and onc-hall
feet long. This car is divided into three
compartments, each of which will ac-
commodatc n passenger. Each COM
partIncnt is to contain IN apparatus
filled with compressed air, so that pas
scngcrs can have an ample supply OF
pure air as long Us they remain boxed
up. The car is to DC shot IL rough the
tube Mt q high rate of speed, but with Il
gentle sliding motion. One of the for
CiGn papers, in referring to this rail
road, remarks: "T'ravclcrs will be al
lowed q limited amount of baggage, but
smoking will be strictly prohibited. ("
An experimental line is to be built on
this principle between Hamburg and
Buchcn, a distance of about fifteen
miles, which the cars are expected to
traverse in eleven minutes. .
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business honor ntill exist
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

ScALD rhubarb for few moments
before cooking and much less sugar
will be needed.
A CHIMNEY with ground glass edge at
the top is less likely to break, as the
ground glass edge allows more room for
expansion.
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