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The morning call., 1892-10-27
Suffers at Detroit.

DETROIT. Oct. 26-The Boards of Regis
tration began their sessions to-day. There
are already reports Of fraudulent registra-
tion. 1t is stated that Lou Bert, chairman
of the Republican committee, went from
one registration board this morning carry
ing kodak, with which he caught the por-
traits of persons marked by detectives as
either repeaters or aliens. Bert says the
committee has the names Of over 800 intend
ing fraudulent voters
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FIRED FOUR TIMES.

trayer.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 26.-About II o'clock this
morning Eliza Millaud, pretty French
girl, entered the Office of Mirandette q
Pene. liquor-dealers, and shot at Joseph
him. She charges that he seduced her under
promise of marriage and refused to support
her child, who is month old None o. the
shots took effect. The girl Is now In jail.
She is pretty and entirely alone, being
without dollar in the world. Mirandette
is about 80 years old.
Miss Milaud was released this evening,
no complaint having been made against her,
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MURDEROUS REDSKINS.
Party Of Arizona Indians Securing the
Country Around Globe


Tucson. A. T., Oct. ga Star special
from Globe says: The renegade Kid and
three or four Chiricahuas are reported In
this vicinity. On Sunday last James Fall,
who was hunting here south OF Canyon
Creek on Salt River. north of Mcmillan,
was fired upon by two Indians. Fifteen
shots were fired. but Hall escaped unhurt.
Yesterday the same band killed an Indian
and young squaw at Black Border. Very
near GIlson's ranch to-day, at 10 o'clock,
John Keyser and other cowboys were
chased by party of three Indians seven
miles south of Globe. Keyser escaped and
came to town. Sheriff Thompson and a
posse of nine men and three scouts promptly
started out to take the trail, which leads
south toward San Pedro. Several detach-
ments of troops and scouts are already in
the vicinity of San Pedro. and others are
following the treil. Strong hopes are en-
teriained Of capturing the renegades.
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burmese Disfranchised.

ALBANY, n. Y. Oct. 26-An interesting
decision touching the question of natural
ization has been rendered in tile City Court
on application of a Burmese to become a
citizen of the United States. Judge Dana
her holds that native of Burmah. being
neither a white alien nor an alien Of Afri-
can nativity or a person Of African descent,
he cannot be naturaized and admitted to
become citizen OF the United States.
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In one. two or three places The chairman
Of both the Democratic and Republican
State committees and the Attorney General
agree that Pierce's name should be on the
ball OF in the group with the Democrats and
Republicans. Others. however, hold that
as Pierce is the nominee of neither party
separately, his name must go on the ticket
under the group headed, Democratic Peo-
ple's party"
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ASSAULTS AT HOMESTEAD.
A Reign Of Lawlessnsss in the Vicinity Of
the Mills.

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Oct. 26-Lawlessness
continues on the increase. Several non-
unionists were assaulted In day light to-day
and q crowd which defied the force or
deputy sheriffs gathered in short time aud
carried matters with a high hand. 1t ap-
pears that spies watch the movements Of
the deputy sherffs and the moment they
are away sudden onslaught is made on
the residences and persons OF non-union
men. 1t has been decided to increase the
force Of night deputies to fifty, IL good men
can be found, and II not the borough may
again be placed under martial law. The
mills are operating as usual. though the sew
eral thousand workmen there are alarmed
over the disorders and many say they will
leave sooner than take the chances Of being
killed. They look upon the assaults as the
last resort Of beaten men.
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Among the Missing.

SANTA BARBARA. Oct 26.--Ths little
suburb of Montlcito is all excitement over
the disappearance Of young man named
Frank Morrow, who since last Thursday
has not been seen. He had been In the en-
ploy of the owners Of the Croker Ranch
for the past TWO years. was steady young
man and popular in the valley. No reason
can be given for his disappearance.
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Trial Of Canadian Cabinet officisl,.

QUEBEC. Oct 26.-The Criminal Court
was packed to the doors to-day when the
trial of the ex-Cabinet Ministers Mercisr
and Pacaad opened. The counsel for the
defense drew the attention o. the court to
the fact that the crown had made no dis
tinct accusations against Mercer and
Pacaud. Attorney Stewart said 1t would
be hard to prove directly the charges pre-
ferred against the accused.
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Situation in Colorado.

DENVER, Oct. 26.-Chairman Mckinley,
representing the Cleveland faction of the
Democratic party of this State, has just re-
turned from New York where he has been
in conference with the National Democratic
Committee. As result of the plans dis
cussed there it is said the Cleveland electors
will be withdrawn and the Peoples party
representatives substituted.
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RAINING In THE SOUTH.

Slight Precipitation, With Indications Of
Downrour.
RIVERSIDE, Oct. 26.-The second rain OF
the season fell this afternoon. 1t was not
heavy enough to damage the raisin crop.
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 26.-Ran has
been falling to-day, and there are prospects
of continued storm.
here about noon to-day and continued in
showers until nightfall There ara pros
poets of a storm all night. Warning Of the
storm was given aud the raisn crop was all
afacked.
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Fighting a Coffin Trust.

TOPEKA. Kans., Oct. 26.-Warrants are
out and in the hands of the United States
Marshal for the arrest of fifty-eight Kansas
undertakers for violating the antitrust law
in forming a combination TO fix prices. A
fight is being made by undertakers at
Leavenworth and Atehison, who are out
aide the trust.
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Firemsn Overcome bv Smoke.

PITTsBURG. Oct. 26.-During q small fire
In leather warehouse this afternoon thir-
teen firemen, including Chiefs Steele and
Coates. were overcome by smoke In the cell
lar and were rescued with difficulty. Seven
oil the men are now in hospital and three
are In dangerous condition.
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A NOBLE WOMAN.
Tribute of an Oid-Time Friend of Mrs.
Harrison.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26-Colonel Robert
Christy, the well-known lawyer, who knew
Mrs. Harrison when she was child, said
to-day: From her infancy | wa r.
quainted with Carrie Scott. As girl she
had all the qualities we like our girls to
have She was beautiful amiable and
modest. Everybody loved her, not because
she endeavored TO earn their affection. but
because they could not help it. She de-
veloped into true woman. as fair q sample
of the American wife and mother as the
world ha. ever seen or ever will see. Presi-
dent Harrison knows how much he Is in
debted to his wife for the success that has
come to him."
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She Married a Citix.n.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26. - Dr. G. r. Holmes
and Miss Betty FleIschmann were married
tonight. The bride will be remembered as
the young lady who a short time ago can
celled her engagement with Hungarian
nobleman because he refused 10 become an
American citizan
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Nehraska Democrnt. Wont Fuse.

OMAHA, Oct. 26-It is now stated there is
no foundation for the reports that the
Democrats of this State had decided to sup
port the Weaver electors. On the contrary,
when the matter was proposed. II was over
whelmingly negatived. The Democratic
leaders say they hope to carry the State for
Cleveland
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JAY GoULDs son MARRIED.
Edwin Gould United to a Miss Sarah C..
Shradv


NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The marriage of
MISS Sarah c. Shrady. stepdaughter of DR..
George 4. Shrady, to Edwin Gould. the
second son of Jay Gould. took place tonight
at the home Of the brides stepfather, s East
oixty-sixth street. Only relatives and i'm
mediate friends of tho families were pres
ent. The house was beautifully decorated.
ana the front drawing-room, where Rev.
Ut. Coliyer performed the marriage cere.
mTony, was veritable bower Of flowers
howard Gould, younger brother OF the
groom, was the best man. There were no
bridesmaids. Harry and S. II. Shrady.
Drothers OF the bride. acted as ushers After
the reception Mr.. Gould and his bride
started On their wedding tour. Upon their
avenue. near Central Park. The wedding
presents number up In the hundreds and
are worth Il fortune.
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THE TRANsooNTINENrAL DOOMED.
A Meeting Called to Dissolve tho Associa-
tion.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 26.-Chairman Vining Of
the Transcont!nental Association has sent
q circular to members. calling attention to
the numerous notices of withdrawal, and
suggesting that meeting OF the association
De called ovember Is to take action there
ON. This will probably be the last meeting
Of the association.
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Suicide Of a Life Insurance Ae.p,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 26.-John w. Rob-
inson, State agent of the Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, committed
suicide to-day. He has been In i'll health
long time, and 1t is supposed committed the
deed while temporarily insane.
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A CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Sensation I'm the Aransas Pass Railroad
Receivership Case.

Receivership Case.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 26.-The News
special from San Antonio says sensation
was created in court to-day during the in
vestigation of the accounts OF the Aransas
Pass Railroad receivership, when Receiver
Yoakum, who Auditor Cooper swore re-
eeived certain moneys and receipted there
town at the time and declared that Cooper's
alleged receipts were forgeries Yoakum
further asserted that the money in question
was paid out to secure the reelection of
Judge King, in whose court the receiver
ship existed, and conspiracy was formed
to remove him and have Mcnamara the sole
receiver. He implicated Judge King. Me-
Namara and others
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Ba,cheldsrto to Resipp.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-A dispatch from
Glenn Falls says that General Batchelder,
Minister to Portugal, will soon resign. He
will go to Paris as agent for three promi-
nent insurance companies.
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Registration at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26-Yesterday was the
last day of registration before the election.
1t is estimated the total registration is be-
tween go, 600 and go 600.
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Death Of puelisf Mi,hank.

LONDON, Oct 26-Harry Vane Milbank,
the duelist, who gained considerable MOTOR
iety In connection with the Coleman Draw
-Borrowe scandal. died in Switzerland.
Monday. He had been III for some time.
and went to Switzerland for his health.
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sESSAGEs OF CONDOLENCE.
E5tFessiops of sympathy From Various
Sources.

sources.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 26.-The passengers
of the Majestic. on learning OF the death of
Mrs. Harrison, arranged for meeting on
the way to Liverpool to adopt resolutions Of
confidence.
ROME. Oct. 26-The Pope was deeply in
terested in the illness Of Mrs. Harrison. and
expressed much sympathy with her In her
sufferlngs. When the gravity Of the malady
was declared his Holiness sent the distin-
qaished patient his apostolic benediction.
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A BETTER SHOWING.
Increased Prosperity Of the Atchis oh,
Topeka and Santa Fe Road.

CHICAGO, Oct. &C. - The officials OF the
Atchison road are pleased with the report
to be laid before the annual meeting OF the
stockholders tomorrow. 1t is one OF the
most favorable reports ever made by the
company, presenting marked contrast TO
the rather discouraging financial statements
OF recent years. During the first nine
months OF the year the gain In the gross
earnings has amounted to S2,243.05l. This,
IL is claimed, is largely due to the natural
development Of the territory. and there is
every reason to believe the present prosper
ity OF the company will continue.
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bridge this afternoon by score Of 80 to O.
ale defeated the 7. NJ. G. A. training
school team at Springfield by score of so
70 y. and Princeton defeated the Manhattan
Asnletlc Club. every man of which was an
oiu Princeton player, by score Of 46 to 0.
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An ALLEGED Cholera Case.

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 26.-William Bonner.
a carpenter, died early this morning Of what
two physicians pronounce genuine Asiatic
cholera. An analysis of the case Is to be
made.
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PROFESSOR NEWTON OF YALE
Elected Member Of the Royal Philosophical
Socie,v of Landau

New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 26.-Hubert A.
Newton. professor of mathmatics in Yale
University, has been elected a member of
the Royal Philosophical Society of London.
This honor is one which has been paid to
fewer than dozen Americans, and is high
tribute TO Newton's contributions to science.
Professor Newton is the oldest active pro-
fessor at Yale, having been connected with
the university since 1852.
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BOTH CLAIM THE APEX.
An Interesting Mining Suit Involving Large
Idaho Holdings


Idaho Holdings.
BOISE. Idaho. Oct. 26.-The Delamar Min
ing Company is threatened with an apex
suit that may become famous in the history
of mining litigation. Tim Regan, owner OF
two-fifths of the Stoddard property, claims
that it holds the apex OF the Delamar Com
pany's ore bodies.
He has recently been doing some work to
prove his theory and expects soon to CON-
mence suit for an accounting. A very
large amount of money will be involved.
The Delamar Company recently purchased
the other three-fifths. On Monday last it
put some men to work in Reagan's incline
and sho. quantity of rock down, interfer-
ring with his operations.
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A Child Ininrad.

PETALUMA, Oct. 26.-Vincent Little,
years old. son OF James McHenry of East
Petaluma. while playing at a woodpile to-
day. was struck by a failing stick and had
his right thigh broken.
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Fora.. F;r.. in panr.v,von;o

READING, Oct. pa telephone message
from Tower City. Sehuylkill County, says
the most destructive forest fires ever known
there have been raging for several days.
Hundreds Of the people are out fighting
them with but little success so far.
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ARE you tronbled with a heavy fuilness of the
stomach after eating, or what is known as heart
burnf Chew whites Yucatan Gum twenty mill
ures after eals, and get immediate relief.
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THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Preparations for the Intermept OF the
Remains at indianapolis.


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26.-Arrangemenfs
for the funeral Of Mrs. Harrison are practi-
cally complete. The burial lot in the ceme-
terry was selected this morning. 1t is beau
ttully located, near the soldiers graves.
The honorary pallbearers will be made up
of distinguished citizens OF Indiana. includ-
ing General Lew Wallace. Hon. w. p. Fish,
back, Judge William Woods and Hon. E.
b. Martindale. The active pallbearerS will
be ten regular army officers.
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RACES IN THE EAST.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests on the Psi,
cipsi Racetracks.

Results Of Yesterdays Contests ON the Pin
cipal Raeetracks.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 26.-The track was
lightning fast aud the summaries are as
follows:
Five furlongs. Pearl N won. Cannon sec
ond. Leora third. Time. :041a.
Six furlongs. Virgie johnson won. Emma
Louise second. Hyman third. Time, :161z
One mile and hundred yards, Clemen-
tine won, London Smoke second, Comedy
third. Time, 1:50H.
Handicap race Of one mile, Irish Chief
won, Miss Dixie second. w B third. Time,
l:42h.
Handicap race of six furlongs, Verdant
won, Boundless second. LiDger third.
Time, 1:17.
At Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-The winners in
to-day's races were as follows:
-Four and a half furlongs, Alice colt won.
May Lose second. Billy II third. Time. 0 :56.
Five furIongs. Grand Prix won, Alcalde
second, Osric third. Time, 1:02h.
The handicap race of one mile and fur
long, Fidelio won, Diablo second, Cleaning G
third. Time. :54h.
One mile, Fagot won. Prather second,
Aic0ma third. Time. 1:43h
SIX furlongs, Rival won. Rosa "a second,
Speculation third. Time, 1:15h.
At Independence.
INDEPENDENCE. Iowa, Oct. 26--The re-
suits of to-day's races were as follows:
The go trot, Islam won in three straight
heats, Sir Gordon second. Frank Bellows
third, Giovanni fourth. Time. 2:26
The 2;40 trot, Damiana VOL, Glitter Sec
ond, Mary Lee third, On Time fourth. Best
time. 2:22Z.
The 2:25 pace, Colbert won In three
straight heats, Ethel b second. Benefactor
Jr third, Don Payne fourth. Best time.
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above, which he says he got from an IN
named man while drunk. The following
day Cole took them to Wichita and delivered
them, with the story, TO Chair man Breiden-
thai
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GALVESTON. Oct 26.-The various re-
ports about the sale of the Aransas Pass
road to the Southern Pacific have been
nnally settled, 1t heing announced that the
transfer will be made January l.
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The County Democracy withdr.ws.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-The County Democ-
racy leaders tonight decided to withdraw
the county ticket nominated in opposition
to Tammany Hall.
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vExATIoUs COMPLICATION.

Oregon County Clerks Wrestling With the
Australian Ballot Lew.
SALEM (Or.) Oct. 26.-The county clerks
in Oregon are just now puzzled over the
Australian ballot law. The resignation of
Miller as Democratic elector complicates
the matter, since the vacancy was filled by
the nomination Of Pierce, Peoples party
nominee. The clerks are unable to decide
whether 10 put Perce's name ON tie ticket
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Bookkeepers and others OF sedentary habits cure
constipation with Simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Strong Opposition to the Sale Of Liquor on the
Exposition Grounds.
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Martin Ryan of North
Dakota at to-day'a session OF the Worlds
Fair National Commission argued strongly
against the establishment Of bars and sa-
looms on the exposition grounds. He was
supported by King of Iowa and Halliday of
Kansas. After considerable debate the
matter was laid over. Commissioner Mas
sey said 1t was understood that the Chicago
directory intended to allow the sale of
liquor only at the cafes and restaurants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

so I Thought / would try DR. Greene's Ner-
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During all this time | have been suffering
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Mrs. f. S. Bocart. BAPTIST Home, Sixty
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06

Frayser In no uncertain style. Yesterday
n cost nor $3.50 and costs. She still
thirsts for gore, for she was carolling
softly az she went out,
zone more lick at Ella.
One more hit I'm the smeler,
hi knock her out again, you know,
III ever shc comes In my way"
James Gibbs was arrested by the
sparrow police, aided by the regular con
stabularv. for drunkenness and disorder
on the Capitol Square.
Oh. Jimmie, how could your Under
the shadow Of the monument. too. In
the ..idst Of the squirrels and babies. and
nurses and old seat warmers you lifted
nm your voice and broke the stiffness OF
the mir. till the coppers stopped You! The
case was continued till the 1th of OciO-
her and 80 was the charge against the
same J. G.. for resisting and striking
Officer Parkins while dscharging his
duty of trying TO subdue him.
Eddy Ellington. drunk Fined 81 and
costs. There you are, IN one snc But
alas. for Edward for he goes TO the
court called hustings for resisting Officer
Williams.
W. G. Bohannon brought up the tail
end Of the offenders for the old, old story.
Too much booze, and the old sad song Of
81 and costs, in the well known minor
key, 1oated out on the circumambient
air
Bang went the door Of the courtroom
and ont into the crisp October air wendell
the whlom dcnizens Of that fascinating
tribunal.
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JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
The Great and Unterritied Dispenser Was
Kept Busy.

George Crump paid the regulation 81
and costs for looking upon the wine when
Il was red
II. Il. Tucker rendered unto Caesar to
the same tune for dallying with the nee
tar of Gambrinus.
Joseph Cprwin (cOlored) was loaded
chOck-a-blOck with the stuff that breaks
up happy homes, and added TO his in
ebratiOn was his noise. Joseph said he
was only singing unto the stars in the
sky, but the officer gently led him up the
station stairs so high. Yesterday he was
as mute as the harp that once through
Tara's Halls, etc. and after producing
$3.50 and costs. he departed, humming
when clear of the courtroom, Not for
Joseph. oh. dear no."
Frank Otis was another man who
yielded TO the wine cup, and for the yield
ing paid the 81 and costs 1t comes high,
Francis,
Abram Bigger (colored) was sent on
10 the grand jury TO answer the charge
OF trying to put out the vital spark of
one Elizabeth Brown. who declined to
be eliminated from earthly joys in such
summary fashion, namely, as the record
hath it by assault. beat. wound and cut
with knife her. the said Il. b.. etc.
w. G. Pittman-
Just a little whisky,
Just little gin,
Just watchful officer
Ran the dear boy in.
And Mr.. Pittman went down in his
clothes for the old-fashioned 81 and costs.
A choice sextette of Africans came
next, whose names were James Kinney,
Cornelius Robinson, Frederick Robinson,
John Ellis, John Robinson and Peter
Mayo. These men were charged with
the theft of $3.50, coin of the realm, from
Mr.. J. NJ. Green, but the evidence did not
justify their detention, so they folded
their tents. like the Fair side show and
silently stole away. IL Is always safe to
steal away from the p c.
Shade of the late Gen. G. A. man ar
rested for stealing an umbrella Yes. ar
rested,and that's not all Sent to the hus-
tings court for it, too, Truly the millen-
MUM must be coming. T. b. Catlett was
the man, and the "brolly," as the John
MES on the other side call it, belonged
TO the Rev. ID. Il. Sprague.
Miss Julia Holmes a young person of
colored extraction, fed fat an ancient
grudge." in the language Of the Divine
William, against Miss Ella Frayser, and
she proceeded 10 demonstrate her fstic
ability upon the body of the said Miss