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STATE OF VERMONT
Westminster, IS.
Ry the Probate court for said district, to al
persons Interested in the estate of George A
Howard late of Londonderry in said district
deceased, greeting. You are hereby notifc'l
that this Court will decide upon the allowance CT
the account of Eta Howard Administrator upon
said estate, and decree distribution thereof to
the persons entitled at the session thereof to I've
held at the dwelling of Z. Taft in Townshend
on the 9th day of June A. d. 1894 when aI'
where you may be heard in the premises, If you
see cause. Zina II. Allbee, Register.
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A Bellows Falls dispatch says, Fri
day afternoon on the farm of Jasper
Smith, at Alsted, N. H., five miles
from here, Frank, aged Is, son Of Cor
liss Porter, formerly Of Bellows Falls,
pointed an old army musket at Smiths
two daughters, Lucy and Rhomie, aged
eight and ten, respectfully, and dis
charged it. The musket was loaded
with heavy shot, and the charge grazed
the head Of the younger child, taking
effect in the neck, chin and shoulder Of
the elder, making ugly though moi
probably fatal wounds. The boy was
arrested and the county solicitor mott
fled. The boy does not bear very
good reputation, and it is question a:
to whether the shooting was accidental
An investigation will be made.
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Liberation Notice !!

Notice is hereby given that | have this
day given my son, Ebert A. Lackey, his
time during the remainder of his minori-
tv, and that after this date | shall pay
no debts of his contracting nor claim
any of his earnings.
Worcester, Mass, April 23, 1894.
GEO. LACKEY.
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Wilmington, May 18th.
Ready for the Washer.
Boston Budget:

boston DuuSeG:
From the minute he laid eyes on
her pretty, fresh, daring, young face,
be thought that there was one girl at
least who could take care of herself
and need ask odds of no man. That
is why, when the Objectionable smart
young man on his right began to ogle
the girl, the Saunterer did not inter-
fere.
For ten minutes he watched the
girl return the young idiots glances
with queer mixture Of absolute in
difference aud contempt, but the
young man did not look at it in that
light, and finally he arose and took a
seat by the girls side.
81 beg your PARDON" he began,
'but your face is strangely fami'iar
to me. Haven't seen it s, mewhere
before!"
"Very likely" returnedMiss Sweet
and-Twenty, as she turned her f; &c
the other way, 81 am Lydia Pinkham u
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MIR
Londonderry Sitter.

IoOI9@OI9dEI'I'y OH VCI'
Issued every Friday Morning. Terms
Sl.OO year at offices where bundles are
sent. Sl.l0 where sent in Single Wrap
pers. Address
The Sitter,
So. Londonderry, Vt.
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A secret organization, composed
exclusively of women, has been form
ed IN Kentucky to defeat Congress
man Breckenridge. Each member
pledges herself to secure ut least one
vote against Breckenridge. 1t is said
more than 1000 women have joined
the order.
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It Pays
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in Latest Styles:
Cloth Capes and Jackets, all new goods,
Calico Wrappers, Bingham Wrappers,
White Skirts, Night Gowns, Jer-
sey Vests, Corset Cover, Cor.
set Waists, Jersey Pants,
Corscts, Kid Gloves,
also Silk & Isle
Gloves, Black Hose,
Tan Hose, Fancy Hose,
Towels, Table Linen, Dress
Goods, Dress Trimmings, Chen
ellie Curtains, Cheneille Table Covers.
In Our Clothing Department.
Mems Black Worsted Suits,
/" Cheviot Suits,
g Cashmere Suits,
Fine Cashmere or Worsted Pants,
/" Medium Quality Wool Pants,
+" Heavy Working Pants,
% Overalls and Cotton Coats,
:. Fine Lace or Cong. Shoes,
+" Heavy Grain Shoes,
Boys Suits, Boys Pants, Boys Shirts,
Boys Shoes. Boys Hats and Caps, Chll-
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Children's Waists, Children's Pants, to
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Baby Cloaks, Baby Caps, Baby Hats,
B ,by Crochet Skirts, Baby Shoes, Baby
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Crockery Department.
whit. Granite Waie, s. mi Poic' lain,
Decorated China, Tea Sets, Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets, Glassware, Tinware, Fancy
China and Vases, Oil Stoves.
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| AT
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Manchester Dpoet.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
V,etp,it,s 80

lima H. Allbee, Register.
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Now ~l'0stInusters.

SpSciol DNpatch 10 he inh.!tye,or
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 15..-Fourth-
class postmastors have been appointed
as follows:
i. C%u:rcpce, vico W. r. Thorn, re.
signed, at Classify, Randolph county;
c. S. Harper. vice J. W. Durruss. 70.
signed, Mt Dawson, Greonbricr county;
Samuel Groenlcc. vice Charles Harris,
resigned, at Dolby, Mason county; j.
". Mcdonald, vico v. Goldman. resigned.
at Delray, llampsnirc county; Henry
Smith. vice G. n. D. Bennett, resigned,
at Dlllons. Hampshire county; J. NJ.
McCutchcn, vice A. A. Ewing, deceased,
ut Duffy. Lewis county; E. b. kittcring.
vic j. W. kittering, resigned. at Cane
town, Berkeleycounty; II. Mn Chips.
vice lerosso Chipps, resigned. at George
town, Monongalia county; J. \. Kelly,
vice j.. n. OIutt, resigned, at Glebc,
Hampshire county; ]. D. Hoffman, vice
&. NJ. Ncasc, resigned. ut Nease, Mason
county j. Shinn, vice W. II. Randall,
deceased. at pineblutI, Harrison county;
J. II. llcishman, vice J. y. Daughman,
resigned. at Rockland. Hardy county;
L. K. Smith, vicc Mrs. NJ. ]. lluSgan.
resigned, at Shawnee, Pleasant county.
a postotlics has been established at
Lerena, Mercer county. and William II.
Caldwell appointed postmaster.
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WAnRlNG HiGIIBlSDEEs.

iie'plcss Chinese Women tho Victims of
the fowls I.ctwccn Factions.
SAN Francisco, Gala, May l5.-The
battles OF warning h%ighbindcra in China.
town have taken d new turn. Tho fury
OF these numbering bands il now bcin.
wrcaked upon tho helpless women who
arc tho slavos OF highlander masters.
II has long been IN unwrittcn law in
Chinatown that life should be taken for
HE, and Whenever d highbindcr has
been murdered, the members OF his tong
or society have invariably taken the life
OF some member OF the tong whose
members were supposed to havo done
tho killing. In this way highlander
warfare when once started claims many
victims. On the Sth instant Choy Gin,
a Chinese woman who was an inmate Of
n Church alloy brothcl, died in tho re-
ceiving hospital from q bullet fired into
her head by an assassin whom the
police could not discover.
Early this morning q second woman,
named Que Sing, was murdered in u
Dupont street brothcl. Tho fact that
this mornings victim is n chattel Of q
high leader whose tong rivals that to
which the first victims master belongs,
is sufficient proof to tho police that
hidhblnder jealousies are at the bot
tom OF the two brutal murders. Neither
helpless women had done anything to
proko her assassin's action. More muir.
ders OF a similar character arc looked
Tor. These helpless women are valued
by their mastera in Chinatown all tho
way from $1,000 to $1,000, and tho high
binders most sensitive point is his
purse. Neither assassin Is known u
the police.
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Detained Conmonwealcr,.

GREEN RIVER, Wro., May l5.-On ad-
vice OF President Clark, 1t was decided
here not to risk destruction Of the
Union Pacidc's property In an attempt
10 check the industrials train, md tho
project to block Green River bridge
with loaded cars and engines WIS aban-
Goned. Whom tho train arrived here,
20 men strong, at 3:l5 a. M, Marshal
l:ankln, With twenty weil.armed depu-
ties, waa waiting for it. As soon as tho
train stopped Train Master Hay jumped
on the engine and ran 1t to the round
hou'c. The Com,nonwealcrs left the
cars and have gone into camp. Fires
will DO drawn from ali engines and the
lnluStrials kent here
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THREATENING TIMES
At Blucilolds ana tho Population
PanIo-Striokon.
TIE ARRIVAL OF MINISTER BAKER
Halted With Joy-AnOthcr Rovolu.
tIon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sharpen.
ing Their Arrows for II Fight-NIcnr.
aguan Soldiers Occupy n D~olligor.
ant Attitude.

DLurrrrrp', NICARAGUA, April %, VIA
New ORLEANS, May l5.-Durlng tho
past few days thore has boon q sultrl.
ness in tho air like that which pro.
Goods Il thunder storm. Within forty.
eight hours ovor Il hundred inhab.
itants, mostly c%roolos, have loft this
place for San Andrcas md other islands
to nwnit tho result Of tho revolution
which appears imminent. In oil about
eight hundred people have fled. Busi-
ness Is almost at q stnnlstill. Minister
Bakers arrival hero on tho Goth, on
board tho San Francisco, was hailed
with delight Complaints aro pouring
in from ovcry direction regarding abuse
at tho hands Of tho Nicaragua officials.
Adviccs from tho coast state that tho
Indians are sharpening their arrows
and preparing for war. There nrc to.dny
more than 10 Nicarnguan soldiers on
the bluffs. Their dismissal il constant.
y promised but no sooner does ono
band leave than another springs up In
It's place. No one seems to know whore
they come from. Minister Madris, Cen
eral Labeas, Police Governor Renting
and Col. Larao. and many other officials
have suddenly disappeared and no one
seems to know their whereabouts. The
belief among tho American colony that
they are engaged in Matching q plot to
put the Spaniards In possession Of the
reservation.
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POPULIST SIDE SHOW
Is Whnt Kelly Calls His Iudustr!ais.
Trouble Expected.

Is Whnt Kelly Calls His Industriais.
Trouble Expected
OTTuMwA, Iowa, May l5.-At a big
meeting last night at which General
Kelly and local Popullst spoke, Kelly
said he wanted It understood that he Is
running the populist side show" The
army was ordered by the authorities
here to move at - o'clock. which it did,
leaving five boats behind, two for pro.
visions and three containing the bail
team, which played this afternoon with
n picked nino here. Kelly says that
whom he arrives Mt Keokuk he will lash
his boats together into a huge raft,
place bulwarks on the sides and hire n
tug to pull him to Quincy, Ills. lilo will
remain there several days. The army
is In the best possible shape it has been
since leaving Council Blutls. Eldon Is
the next objective point, and the au.
thoritics there intend to keep the army
ont OF the city and refuse to feed them.
Kelly gave Colonel Speed positive or.
ders to land the army there, and trouble
is expected.
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~AMALGAMArED SCALE,

Tho Committee In Session In Cleveland.
Welcomed by tho Mayor.
CLEVELAND, O., May 16.-The dele.
gates to the convention Of tho Amalga-
mated Association OF Iron and Stool
Workers assembled at Ettinger'a hall at
10 o'clock to-day with President NJ. NJ.
Garland In tho chair. Mayor Blce vel.
coined tho delegates to tho city In a
brief address which was replied to by
President Garland. Af,cr organizing
and appointing the requisite COM
mittec tho c%onvrntiou proceeded to
executive session to consider the I'M
portant questions that brought them
together, this being tho wage scale for
the year beginning July l next.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement mud
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products to
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable md pleas.
ant to tho tastc, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of II perfect lax.
alive; ciTcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
md permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because 1t nets on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
glsts in 50c md 81 bottles, but It ia man
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute ii offered.
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WEATHER CROP puLnEr,N


ottho Wost Virginia State Weather Scr.
'lco for the WcolI Ending ainy II.
General Summary-Thn wock was
characterized by warm, s%unshIny days
and cool nights, with n tendency to.
wards droughty conditions, but tho
weather was generally favorable. Tho
ground becoming dry, q good rain Ia
needed. especially on uplands, whore
vegetation 10 nearly at q stands.ill.
While tho nights wore n little too cool
Tor corn, yet oats, grass, wheat and 20.
tntoos derived Some benefit theroirom.
Tho excess In sunshine was especially
beneficial to corn. wheat and gardons,
Tho damage caused by tho storm on
the afternoon OF tho 9th instant wos
greater than ct first cstmimated grain,
vegetables and fruits wore much In.
Iurod IN some parta Of tho state by tho
heavy local rains, hail and heavy wind
accompanying tho storm. Light frosts
occurred In come districts on the 9th,
but did no damage. Light local show.
ors occurred on tho 10th and 18th.
Farm work Is we'll advanced, although
tho season Is late. Sheep aro being
SHARED.
Cereals md Grasscs-Whcat begin.
ming to head, and Is looking tino, evcn
bettor than at this timo last year.
Weather too dry for oats crop not very
satisfactory as to progress; Seeding
completed. Corn IL looking vol and Is
being cultivated whcro up; planting Is
about completed in most localities, in
others half dono, Cut worms damaging
corn on sod land. Pastures and mead.
ows doing fairly we'll stock on pastures,
Rye progresses nicely. Clover is not
looking as vol rs It might.
Vegetables - Garden truck mado n
good growth during tho week, but Ia
late, and worms In como gardens. Pc.
tntocs up and large enough to work;
bugs plenty; Il long, aim fly Is also do.
ing some injury.
Fruits-Apples dropping badly. also
bloom on pears. plums and peaches.
Cherries still promise fair crop, also
berries; tho latter in some districts,
promise q largo yield. White worms
with blacl; hcais working OH apples
and on tho limbs OF tho trees. Small
green worms on grapes arc cutting OF
the euda OF vines.
II. W. RICHARDSON,
Observer, Weather Bureau, Director.
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by local applications. ny they cannot
roach the diseased portion OF the oar.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional rcmedics.
Deafness is caused by m iuilamcd con
dition Of tho mucous lining Of tho
c%lstachian tube. When this tube gets
iniiamGd you have n rumbiing sound or
imperfect hearing, mud whom 1t is on
tIrulv closed deafness is the result, and
unlcss tho Inflammation can he taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. honring will DO destroyed
forever; ninC cuPca out OF ton ARC caused
by cntnrrh, which il nothing but an
inilnmcd condition oi tho mucous sur
iac"q.
Wo will give one hundred dollars ior
any case Of deafness lruuaed by cntarrh)
that cannot DO curud by lIalru Catarrh
euro. Send inr circulars. FREQ.
+. j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, o.
EHj'Sold by %drn@giats, - cents.
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SDtri1' Di.Dc,'t 10 the Inrlfgsncct.
WASulSGroN. D. c., May l5.-Tho
following pensions have been issued to
West Nirein;nna:
experimentation Laurell. Wheel
Ing.
observation-disclosures II. llawlinbury,
Pennington; Thomas Peck, Canaan;
Jacob Bates, Muses. Bottom; John
Thompson, Huntington; William Jones,
Charleston.
Original-Chas. b. Colbotn. Bnyarl ;
Jacob Woodruff, O&onoko.
lnCroaac-John ". Wexford, buckeye;
William q. Watts, Ravcnswood.
Additional-Samucl 7. Hinton. Ellen
boro.
Rcncwul-Chas. S. Simmons, Holly
Grove,
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]DuclsuANNoy NOTES.

Il Lndy's CIT to tho Academy Com.
mchcemcnt nj the Scinlnary-hn l:iItor's
Death.
Special EGpatch 10 II. IaidliCnctr..
BucEliAssos, ". Va, May l5.-Tho
Normal and Classical Academy, a Uni.
tod Brothrcn institution located horc,
received u check recently for $1,000.
from Mrs. Margaro. ROUGH. Of New
Haven, this statc.
Tho commencement services Of tho
NJ. T. Conference seminary, commonc.
Ing Juno 10, and listing four days
promise, to DO tho most interesting
event In tho history Of this institution.
Tho school Is In {" 1o%urishing condition
under tho able management OF Roy. B.
W., Hutchinson, who spares no effort to
mako this ono OF tho bost schools for
young ladies and gentlemen In the
country, both morally md intolloctu.
ally. Number Of pupils enrolled this
term about 2G0.
Tho trustees OF tho seminary will
meet hero commencement week, and
viii tako final action on tho now dorni-
tory Tor tho Indies. Work will COM
,nencc this fall, tho building will DO a
largo iour.story brick structure. aud
cost about $4,000. 1t will be n grcnt
addition to tho seminary as we'll as to
tho city.
A two.atory brick opera house 'front.'
Ing on Kanawha street Ia much talked
OIL and 1t 10 thought will DO built this
summer.
bicycling Is all tho raco this season.
There arc about thirty-llye or forty
wheels hero, including some ladies', tho
paved streets atIording n fine ourso for
this kind OF spor.
Marvin Walden, tho junior editor OF
INC Busy Bee. died to-day Of consump.
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THE 0 OF II WORK..

A lover of pictures. a man Of means, making a tour of the art
galleries of the world, realized that the luxury of seeing all these
beauties was limited to the very wealthy, and to them only bv
"earlsome ana expensive travelling and time. "Why not in the
the most beautiful. the most popular, the most noted Of these art
treasures ~ was the question he asked himself. My not indeed;
no sooner thought of than he applied his means and prestige to Sc.
cure large and perfect photographs of the choice pictures.
The result is MASTERPIECES FROM THE ART GALLERIES OF
THE WORLD" The original idea was to issue the book in parts
Just as is now being done; but to charge s. 80 a parton 500 in ALL
Now, a syndicate OF newspaper publishers has purchased the photo
graphs and plates, and is Issuing them to Boom Circulation"
Now, everyone may have this magnificent work, which was
originally intended for the rich mans palace.
Such is the force of nineteenth century invention, machinery.
enterprise, and DESIRE FOR GREAT CIRCULATION.
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a MUEDEttEIvS SUICIDE.
surrounded by Officers, Ito Turns Hi. Gun
Upon ulmsclf.

surrounded by Officers, Ito Turns His Gun
Upon ulmsclf.
ForT Wonru, TEXAS, May l5.-Davc
Williams, who at $3.50 o'clock last night
shot and Instantly killed Mrs, Sue Nc.
Na'ly. with whom no was deeply In
fa'natcd, because she refused to rccip.
rocatc his affections, was finally run
down By officers this morning. Williams
had a shotgun when approached by the
pursuing party and threatened to kill
the first man who attempted to arres.
him. The p%ursuors closed in on him,
however, but before they could lay
handa on the murderer no turned the
gun on himself aud literally blew the
top OF his bend OF. Mrs. Mentally was
m estlmable lady and had been perse.
cutcd by Williams for months.
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Four Harvard students Missing.

B6sroS. May l5.-Some clothing and
4 part OF n wrecked cat boat were found
on Thompson's Island to-day. and an
Investigation seems to Indicate that q
boat hired by four Harvard students on
sunday was overturned and nil Of them
drowned. II Is thought that the stu
cents are Campbell Trucsdale, OF New
ark; Edward S. Bach. % West Fifty
eighth street, New York; Frank Far
nun Brown, Philadelphia, and Frank
hitenouse. None Of ,hcso have been
9ecn at their boarding houacs or in
their clnescs in Cambridge since Sun.
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SJYcirl DlsDC'ch % he lnhliytNccr.
Sr%EuDE%vlLLE, O., May l5.-Roso
Scott, Ollie Reynolds, James Smith,
Frank Cup, Jacob. Peter and James
Si'nms. Rose DiIlen and Clyde House
holder woro before Judge Mansfield to-
day. and after n sevcre lecture wore
given q light iino. The boys como Of
good families at Empire, and were in
dicted for disturbing and breaking up
n revival OF tho FREQ Methodista. or
Holiness. people at Empire OH Sunday,
Nlarch 81.
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Negro Convict Iynchcl.

"mHoRy, Fla, May l5.-Cool Will
lama, a negro convict, has been taken
from Mallory'a camp In Pine Grove,
eight mllcs north Of here, and lynchod
" Il crowd o! about one hundred men.
Il ia said shat he was implicated In tho
brutal murder OF two women in IIHmil-
ION county not long Ngo. Tho negro
!ai escaped from prison and tho muir
Gsr WAS committed whilo no was gone.
lie wa, recently captured in Macon. Ga,
aud brought back to camp. There is
"4idcrablc Excitement in that neigh
bOrAood and more trouble Ia feared.
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lir'srLvlLLr. Ky. May l5.-Fif.ccn
minors employed in the coal
:gil4 OF Ohio and Muhlcnbcrg counties
~" id'c to-day. The strike is somewhat
a surprise. rs the non-union men
CON to DO joining with tho organized
in tho general walk.out. This
represents over 81! per cent Of
output OF the ontire western field.
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CHIcAGo, Nay lG-To.dav a petition
"a4 circulated among tho strikers from
''e Pullman chops rohenrsing the
.-IdTanrcs Of the w]orkingmcn in gen.
'fI and this petition will be sent to
, onFrc5a with the rcquost TINT tho mat
Yer be 'nlicn up and investigated. Tho
r'p"C'el strike of the brickmnkcrs ut
i|hlnNu failed to mn,crializo today.
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Syrttd' Dspdich 10 tp intdlfycntcy.
SrEungSviLLE, O., May lj.-Charlcs
Lowo who attacked and nearly killed
Jonathan Fcrrrc, n merchant, for tho
purpose OF robbery during tho progress
OF the big fire in this city on August ii,
last ycnr, Wa brought before tho court
to-day and plead guilty and was sen.
fenced to six years in the pcnltehtiary.