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Gone After the Liberty Bell,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Mayor Stuart. a
number OF city officials and Councils Joint Spe-
oial. Committee on the Worlds Fair, left here this
morning on u special train over the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Chicago to bring back the Liberty
iel. The return journey will begin oct, 81.
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Found in East River.

An unknown man, about thirty-seven years old
With brown hair and mustsche and dressed In a
dark suit, was found drowned in the East River,
sent 70 the MoryLe,
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JULES FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
A United States Hotel Guest Affected
by Gas.

A man who registered at the United
States Hotel last night as NJ. Jules was
found unconscious In his room this
morning.
He was suffering from the effects Of
Illuminating gas.
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Schooner Aeel. Th.okara flowed In.

The schooher Adele Thatklra, With a cargo Of
lumber. arrived to-day from Tuspam. which port
she left July q. She came in tow Of the tus
C. W. Morse. The schooner went ashore In the
Bay OF Campeche and was taken on by the tus
u. w. Morse and towed to Charleston, where the
tug struck bottom and sank. The c. W. Morss
then took the schooner In tow and brought her "a
this city,
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A Boon TO sufferers.

NoBoDy knows what n boon RIKE3's ES.
~rEcrnRANr is until he suffers from a hacking
cough. Any druggist sells IL for IN cents u
bottle. RIkER is at 22d st. and 9th ave. =.
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similar certificate, and on some Of the
very same questions here involved Gov
ernor Fleming was seated.
Attorney Jackson ia Democrat and
was one OF counsel for the Democratic
candidates IN 1885, Mr.. Howard ap-
peared for Mr.. 0'Kane. He was asked
by Mr., Jackson whether an er paYte affi-
davit or a certificate Of a court oil can,
yassers was primd faoie evidence at law
OF an election. This was ''corker."
The burden OF Mr.. Howard's arguments
was that Mr.. O'Kane failed to connect
on the recount, and that being q Demo-
crat he would press the button and
they must do the rest, The committee
then adjourned until two o'clock to-
morrow.
In the supreme court to-day the pro-
hibition cRse was not dismissed, as it re-
Quired q motion to that effect, and Mr.,
Hubbard declined yesterday to make
such a motion. The court will dispose
Of the case in some way Monday.
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DOWN At CHARLESTON.
Short Sessions of the Two Houses
Of the Legislature,
TIE SNIIH-O'EANE Case UP AGAIN
But No Decision Reached = Every
thing Quiet in Regard to the sena.
tOrial Contest, Though there is
Some Interesting Talk Afloat-Both
Sides Lying on their Oars.

sDttia! DiIpatth 10 Inc Iate!ligalca,
CHARLESTON, W, VA5 Jan. 1S,-The
janitorial situation tonight remains
about the same. A Sunday quiet per.
y.lcs tho hotel Hobbies. The Camden
people tonight promise interesting de-
yelopmonts next week. They claim &C.
ce,sions to their ranks, which will show
marked results, but decline to give the
precise nature OF the influences that are
At work. Theytalkwith more confidence
than at any time heretofore. Faulkner
men are still claiming everything in
sight,
A gentleman who was very close to
Nj. Kenna, who camo in on tho funeral
train to-day, said that the late senator
had refused up to the very last to take
any part in the contest between Cam
den and Faulkner. Tho Faulkner
boomers said the effect Of the visit Of
The senatorial committee from Wash
ington to-day would be favorable to
them, as they are all personal friends of
NIr. Faulkner, and arc expressing
wishes for his success. The Camden.
lies are not much disturbed by this
talk, which they say ia only for effect,
and very improper under tho circum'
'TSe'l The Register story that Hon: O, W.
BrOCkunier is q prospective candidate
for Mr.. Kenna's place is laughed at
here. Mr.. BroCkunler has said nothing
hat would warrant such an assertion,
lie is Of course always a possibility but
neither he nor his friends have shown
tdisregard for the deCencies Of the oe-
casion. No candidates are announced,
but it is generally conceded that the
succession will fall to some one not in
yOlyed in the Camden-Faulkner affair.
G, A. d.
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CLEVELAND Ar LAKEWOOD.
He and Mrs. cleveland Take sleigh Ride.
They Leave Now York Very silly.

They Leave New York Very Silly,
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Jan. 1s.-President-
elect Cleveland left New York at $40 p.
M, and arrived here at 5:lO. Mr.. Cleye-
land was accompanied by Mrs. oleve-
land, Baby Ruth and Mr.. Francis P.
Freeman, of this place, an intimate
friend of the family, Quite number
Of the cottagers and hotel guests had as
sembled at the station to greet the
family.
After speaking to some OF his &C.
quaintances, Mr.. Cleveland, in COM
pany with Park Commissioner Nathan
Strauss, started for the private carriage
that awaits them. Alongside Of the
carriage stood Mrs. Freeman's sleigh.
"If you prefer taking a ride in the
Sleigh" said Mr.. Freeman, II will be
pleased to send you over"
Mr.. Cleveland looked around to Mrs.
Cleveland. Before he could ask which
she preferred she had replied to Mr..
Freeman's invitation by saying that
sleigh riding at Lakewood was not to be
had every day and that the best thing
to be done was to tako advantage OF II
while 1t lasted.
"Thats a good idea" replied Mr..
Cleveland. The nurse and baby were
put into the carriage and ME aud Mrs.
Cleveland got into the sleigh.
The Cleveland family In leaving New
York endeavored to attract as little at
tention as possible, and for that reason
each OF the three members Of tho fam
lily left by adia'erent ferry. The first TO
make the trip across the river were tho
nurse and Miss Ruth. Mrs. Cleveland
followed on the next boat. Mr.. Cleye-
land, In company with Mr.. Freeman,
came. across last on the 2:40 boat. Tho
party had seats in tho regular parlor
car, although a private one was offered
them. From tho station the, party
were taken TO the Lakewood hotel cot
tage, whore everything was in readiness
for them, the servants having preceded
the family by several hours.
Mr. Cleveland said that no had como
to Lakewood for quiet and rest, and
that ho would not be bothered with
politicians. All mail matter sent him
here, he said, would be readdressed to
his New York Office, which ho would
visit two or three times o week. Up 10
oight o'clock tho only caller at tho
cottage was Mr.. Straubs, who called
TO SEQ II everything was comfortable.
The cottage ID but n stones throw
from the Lakewood hotel, which In all
probability will be tho headquarters for
oil visiting politicians that Insist upon
intrudlng upon the family while horo.
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THE FRENCH SCANDAL,
Serious Charges Againstths PFesis
dent osthe Republic.
HIS FRIENDS SAY THEY ARE FALSE
But Others Notice;that they Coincide
With Certain Known Faeta-The Ne,
Lesseps Gases Said to aaye Been
Forced 70 Early Trial to Close
their MOuths-M constaus After
the President

Pans, Jan. 1S-To-day the grayest
rumors are aaoat in regard to President
oarnot Several Of the deputies, who
have been most earnest in pushing the
Panama investigation, make no secret
Of declaring that they will not rest until
oaEnot is forced to resign. The strength
of the case against the president do.
peuda upon the credibilitY OF Baihut,
the ex-mipister Of public works, and
carnot's friends claim that no faith
whatever should be attached to Baihpt's
disclosures, that he Is malignant against
oarnot for not having protected him
from prosecution and that he wisheato
drag the president down with him,
On the other hand it Is pointed out
by the enemies Of NJ. Garnet that Bal
hut's charges agree with the facts a.
known, and that Charles de Lesseps
would probably corroborate Baihut II
he We're permitted to reveal all THAT he
could reveal, These enemies Of Garnet
Nlkup tllAt tub TRIAL VI kllb bMu ub 4tod~
seps has been hRstened in order to
bring them within the grasp Of NJ.
Carnot, and keep them silent as TO any
connection Of the head Of the state with
Panama affairs.
Meantime President Carnot preserves
q serene temper and seems indifferent
to the assaults upon him,
M. Constans is credited by nearly
every one with being at the bottom Of
the attack upon Carnot He is sknown
to have a bitter feeling towards the
President on account OF his election
from the cabinet.
The De I.essops hearings were con.
tinued to-day. The evidenced so far in
the case is regarded Us assuring conyic-
tion.
The public are already beginning to
discuss the sentences thatwill be passed
upon the De Lesseps and their aasocl-
ates in the event OF conviction. 1t Is
believed that President Perieyier will
pronounce a severe penalty, az from the
fret he has exhibited considerable In
dignation toward the accused. Periyier
has the reputation Of being perfectly
honest man, incapable Of being swayed
by outside influences.
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Bnrlsd nfLer two NYeelsG

TotRpo, o., Jan. la.rolay Hopper,
the young man whose case Of auspond.
cd animation has attracted so much at.
tention, died for the second time this
morning. Life passed away before day.
light, but tho parents were mot notified
untilnoon. Thebody dywaBfApidly deeon.
posing, II having commenced two days
ago. Undertaken Bennett was again
called for, aud for the second time ho
prepared the body for burial Rev. D.
HuatapileF again conducted funeral ser.
vices, and tho body was taken 10 Wood.
lawn cemetery, whore a gravo has boon
waiting to receive II fcr two wooks'
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LEGIsLArlYE ROUTINE.

Proceedings In tbs Two Houses at Charles.
ton Yesterday.
Steial Di,paieh to ths hsisuigtnetr aa
CHARLESTON, W. VA Jan. 13,-The
session Of the legislature was brief this
morning, The train bringing the re.
mains Of the late Senator Kenna was
expected at o'clock, and when the two
houses met it was with the understsnd-
ing that an adjournment would be TAX
en- until Monday. No business what,
ever was transacted by the senate be-
yond the passage Of a few uuimnortant
resolutions affecting the organization,
The president made no committee an
nOunCements. A resolution was passed
tOhaye the senate chamber draped in
mourning and otherwise prepared to
receive the remains Of the dead senator
on heirarrlval from Washington. The
senate then adjourned until Monday.
In tho house q number OF unimpor-
taRs resolutions were passed, among
others joint resolution providing for
The attendance Of the legislature at the
Kenna funeral services in a body.
A half dozen important bills were in
ttoduCed, among them the following:
By Mr. Prince, to reduce the real and
personal rate OF taxation to twenty
cents and to fix the rate for school pur-
poses at fifteen cents. The frat propo-
Iition was in line with the recommen-
daton OF reduction by the Governor
in bis message. The proposed increase
otthe rate Of school taxation OF s cents
is regarded by many as unnecessary,
and this part Of the bill will doubtless
bsyigorously opposed.
By Mr. cambridge, q bill to amend
the law regarding the legal rights Of
married women. This bill ia also in
the line 10 the Governors recommends.
ton on this subject.
By Q. l. Smith, a bill to establish a
court Of limited Jurisdiction in Marion
county.
By Mr., Mcclung, bill in the inter
slS Of the printers OF tho state. This
alhe measure mentioned as desirable
naiormer dispatch, which is designed
@preyent the clerk OF the supreme
court from having n virtual monopoly
o tho printing Of the supreme court
record. 1t provides that the records
laall be prepared by the clerk OF the
S5IcIlt court instead Of, as now, by tho
clerk Of the court OF appeals.
by MI. HofF, bill TO require county
clerks to mako out tax tickets, and taxi
I,gthat duty entirely out OF the hands
d tho sherids.
ny Mr.. staplelon, a bill fixing penal.
YES ior cruelty to animals.
by Mr.. Thomas, bill in relation TO
y, No rights Of laborors to organize for
.lelt mutual interests and protection
nsaout interference from employers.
At' Floyd, Of Kanawha, called up the
taoIation introduced yesterday send.
ny lor all papers, records, ballots and
@e Old board Of canvassers In Ohio
Uunsy TO bo brought before the com.
uisIec on privileges and elections.
tenuing tho motion Mr.. Brockunier
moved to adjourn. MI. Floyd called
%. Tho ayes and noes. The speaker
%%Aeq II tho demand was sustained.
Ivy i. republican side not riaing prompt.
Mg speaker put the motion and de.
S SIea \ carried, In the meantime the
ENpuSllc9n sldo rising TO sustain Mr..
,sWyas demand. They were deemed
sIaIe' however aud tho house do.
Nuea adloutnod until Monday.
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pnnrer, Of 1rnl., "a, pIno..

PtTrsBuRau, Pa, Jan. is. six families
on Erin street, this city, and three
families on Porrysville avenue, Alleg-
heny, in all twenty-five people, narrow
ly escaped death this morning from
Gsphyxiation by illuminating gas. As
II Ia several persons are In critical con.
ditlon, but all will likely recover
In both cases broken mains wero roI-
ponslble. On Erin street the families
affected wero those Of William Arnett,
David Garner, Jamos Rodgers, William
Jackson, Mr. Voskamp and Mr.. Barnes
The leak was discovered about 8
o'clock this morning.
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A PARDON WANTED.
a nOllalro Man who Wa. Convicted o

A Bollairc Man who Was Convicted of
UltsrInE n Forged Note.
R. G. McGaughey who was a lawyer
at Bellaire for q short time prior to 1891
and was sent to the Ohio penitentiary
in February, 1901, for uttering a forged
instrument, which was note signed
by Philip shafer, a Washington town.
ship farmer, Is now seeking pardon
and Hon. ]. @. Heinlein presented his
case to the board, claiming that Nc
Gaughey was indicted for forgery and
for uttering forged note, but that
upon his trial he was acquitted OF
forgery and was convicted OF tutoring
a forged note, in other words writing a
note over mans namo without au-
thority. Mr.. Heinlein's claim is that
being proven innocent OF the charge OF
forgery McGaughey could not.haye had
guilty knowledge OF tho character Of the
note, consequently could not have been
guilty Of uttering forged instrument.
McGaughy's family lives here, aud ],
B. Smith, who cashed tho note, has
interceded for his pardon. He was sent
up for three and one.half years and has
serVed.tWo yeafa.
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sueeps, o Aa,nred.

Mr.. George Remnants lecture is
already an assured success. The ad-
vance sale has been q pleasing surprise
to the Press Club boys. 1t is the heay-
lest in the lecture line seen in Wheeling
for years.
Mr.. Kenuan's engagement was a coup
on the part Of tho Press Club; he very
seldom comes to q town Of Wheeling's
size, but with the esprit do corps dc.
rived from an extended and brilliant
journalistic connection consented to APP
pear here under the auspices Of the
club.
Tho various Chntauqua circles and
literary societies are taking an interest,
and many will attend en- masSe,
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rhn nl,nr rrn,an ORR.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1S.--At midnight
tonight tho Ohio river which until to-
day has been open for ten miles along
the city front, was frozen over With
smooth leo. Teams and footmen will
cross on the leo tomorrow.
This ffeoke.over extends about ton
miles, being the distance between tho
up river and down rlvOr Ice gorges.
The mercury at dark was degrees
above Eoro. AZ midnightlt had rlIen
10 0 degrees above.
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VERY ARCTIC wnArHER.

Tho River Frozen solid and Ten Feet Of
Snow on the Roads,
MoRGANrowN, w. Va, Jan. 1S-An
ice gorge has formed, extending from
two miles above this place to lock No,
0. The ice is twenty feet thick at some
points, and in It's average Is fourteen
feet. Below Morgantown the river ID
believed TO be frozen to the bottom, and
at tho mouth Of Deckers creek is piled
up thirty feet high. Tho snow 10 thirty
six inches deep on the level, and most
Of the country roads are buried under
ten feet OF snow.
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NEARBY lwo THOUSAND KIhbED
A Terrible Holocaust ia a Chinese Temple
Near Canton,


A Terrible Holocaust Ia u chlneSe Temple
Near Canton.
San Francisco, Jan. 13,-A Canton
correspondent sends this account OF a
terrible disaster in a country town
about fifty miles from Canton, which
occurred early last month and resulted
in the loss of nearly 1000 lives; A band
OF robbers made raid on the village OF
Kan II, in the Shin Sing district. They
frat levied o tribute Of several thou.
sand taets on tho priests of the temple.
The latter had just received large offer
ings from the people, who were cele-
brating holiday with a dramatic en-.
tertRlnment under big shed tempo
rarily erected in front Of the temple,
The angry robbers applied the torches
to this shed, and the people in the pal
ace rushed into the temple for refuge,
The main entrance Of the temple
caught fire from the fierce heat Of the
burning shed and oyer.fourteen hum
dred men, women and children were
either burned, smothered or trampled
under foot. Most of the fatalities re-
suited from sutfocation, as a strong
wind drove the smoke into the temple.
AT the time OF writing the roll OF miss
ing numbered l,940, and 1t may be that
some OF these were burned beyond rec.
ognition. The disaster is the worst
that has occurred in south China for
several years.
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nla anIL AEalnal ! lLhIltond.

LnnANos, KY., Jan. l3,--Tho Marion
county court Of claims, In sossionshcrc
yesterday. took steps toward filing an
SS0oDOO nult against the Loulbylllo 4
Nashvlllo rRilroad. An ord0r was
adopted authorizing tho Institution Of
a bult the purpose oil which 2 10
force Tho l,9ulbylllO 4 Nashville 10
resuihd the cotF " lease ol the Gambler.
land & Ohio falfoAd,
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AssAUhpitfl DiRY 81 " EopRERs.
Three Men Have a desperate Fight and
Are Badly Hurt,
C-s.i,I D{snasnk IN tka E,isiii0saney

AAFaN Ava AAtNN a AeaFNFsAta GAaAN NAsN
Are Badly Hurt,
Special DilpateA 70 tAs INleI9aeH,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Jan, 1s,-W, s.
Martin, Lem southers and another man
were attacked by highwaymen, on
simms creek, about four miles iromthis
city on the Ohio side, while driving a
wagon from IFoptop to their home in
Crown City, Martin had considerable
money and thinks they were followed
from Ironton. They made desperate
resistance and succeeded in beating off
their assailants, but Martin was terribly
punished, sustaining six broken ribs,
serious wounds about the head and
dangerous internal injuries. One OF
Southers' eyes was so seriously injured
that he WIN lose It. The other man got
of with but slight injuries. There were
three OF the robbers. The affair hap
pened Monday night, but owing TO the
impossible condition Of the river the
news did not reach here until this morn
Ing, .s-tf,
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PirrsDuRaH, PA, Jan. IS. River men
arc apprehonsivo Of a repetition oithe
great hoodof 1884, when . thaw comes.
They expect great loss Of property from
the ice and water, and every precaution
possible is being takon % save the
craft. AZ present there arc twenty tow
boats and hundreds Of coal boats and
barges frozen up in the harbor A sud.
den break up, II Is feared, would cause
q haaYY loHa.
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End of n Scandal.

Special Dt'pptcA 10 ne InteilgeaeH.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. lS,-Adjutant Gen.
eral L. ], Pocock to-day rendered his
resignation to Governor Mckinley, and
it was promptly accepted. His resigna.
tion will take effect March l, This 10
the final outcome OF the unenviable no.
toriety attained by Pocock during the
legislatures jaupt, at which time his
name was coupled with that Of Miss
Rhodes, OF Zanesville, in manner not
at all creditable to either, Trouble has
come thick and fast ever since, and dis.
satisfaction in the Ohio National Guard
has been rife. 10 resign was the only
course left open. Governor Mckinley
has issued commissions to Col. j, O,
Howe, OF Kenton, to succeed Pocock,
and Col. w. L, Curry, Of Marysyllle, to
succeed Colonel Howe as assistant adju.
tant general. Major Speaks will be
made chief clerk. Pocock will retain
his residence in Columbus.
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A good sized audience was present at
tho Opera house last evening to witness
"Tho Grey Mare" q New York success,
and one Of the most charming comedies
recently presented, Mr. Frohman'S
company has been selected with great
care, and is the most evenly bal.
anced organization that has appeared
at tho Opera house this season. Tho
entertainments opened with the curtain.
raisor, "a Bod Of Roses" which mot
with tho cordial appreciation Of tho
audience.
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ous TranuAolm mol 1udIo.sd.

The following, received last night,
will be received with 1ati1lactlon BY
young Franshelm'a many Wheeling
friends,
MgMPHis, TEss, Jan. ls.-Gus FfaaE.
holm, who killed young Freeman q few
days ago, whom he caught Ia bed With
Mrs, FranEhoim, will likely eacapu pros.
ecutlon. The grand Jury adjourned 10.
day and refused 70 ihdl6t him.
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THE SEA sERPENT DEAD.
Rsmarkabls Discoveries in Stone QUARRY
az In NebraSisn

ItmhfkupIe nAcoNerieA IN stone Nunrrt
In NebraSlsa.
Horror, KAs., Jan. l3, -. D. Sullivan
has just received from a stone quarry
in Nebraska the petrified head Of a
monster sea serpent, the bill OF a huge
sawfsh, and the iawbone Of a shark in
which the teeth are all Intact and bright
as ebony.
The eyes, glands, roots, Of the tongue,
mouth and lips OF the sea seFpenta
head arc very much like the head Of a
large boa constructor 1t weighs fifteen
pounds, The bill Of the saw fish ia
three feet long and three inches wide,
taperlng to a point, and about half
inch thick. On either side 10 a row Of
sharp teeth, two inches long and about
one inch apart. The sharks teeth are
about the size OF mans thumb, taper
ing to point, and OF dark brown
color, with portions Of the gums still
clinging to them.
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Nav YoRE, Jan, 19.-Tho viii Of Jay
Gould was admitted TO probate to-day.
Special guardian Rolllh N. Morgan 10
given $500 and special guardian MapoI
81 900 for services In the probate proc
ceedlngO by Surrogate Rahaom.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. Il. The leo blockade
in the river and harbor has raised to-
day. Although leo and plenty Of II
was still afloat II offered no barrier 10
tho progress Of vessels, and tho ferry
boats were able 10 make their trips on
sohedule time,
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satollpa Secretary.

RoME, Jan. la-The pope has ap-
pointed F. q. Rocker, OF Albany, n, "
secretary OF the mission OF Mgr. satolli,
the papal ablegate to the United States.
Father Rocker Is vice rector Of the
American College in Rome. He has al.
ready started for New York.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. l3.-Allen
Beader, a reRro, was executed in the
parish prisS to-day for the murder OF
William Hamilton alter quarrel about
q woman last April.