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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13
Salt Lick.

B. F. Perry, of Owingsville, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Clayton is visiting
her son Will at Young's Springs.
Dan Reeves and sister Julia are
visiting their brother, J. w. Reeves
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richard:
were visiting relatives here last
week.
Miss Mamie Meyers, of Mt. Ster.
ling, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Eta Bates.
Mrs. J. d. Sewell and children
left last week for an extended Wis
it in Virginia.
Mrs. Maggie Kercheval was call.
ed to Lexington Saturday to attend
the funeral of her mother.
The SIcK.-Dr. Will Robbins
Miss Ida Alexander and Mrs. JET
Shouse are all on the sick list.
Mrs. Conroy and Miss Matte
Smith, of Mt. Sterling, are the
pleasant guests of Miss Rebecca
Maupin.
Mrs. DR.. Moore, of Ashland Mrs
John Wood, of Lexington; Mrs
J. L. Mccoy, of Pineville, and Mrs
tDr. Alexander, of Owingsville, ar,
Visiting their father, DIR. H. II
Lewis.
u just after sundown Wednesday
Pevening of last week Jake Sloar
shot and killed Bruce Landsaw il
front of the Sterling Lumber Coz
office. The quarrel arose over som,
past difficulties about Sloan's wife
Landsaw was shot just above the
heart and died almost instantly
Both menkwere strangers here
Eandsaw was from near Olympia
Ind Sloan from Carter Co. Land
Saw was buried by the county a
1.-THE Jones cemetery, and Sloal
made his escape, and is still a
large.
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NJ. B. White and Miss Amelia
Carter were granted license To wed,
Aug. 9th. > -
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Elder Elbert Dawson will preach
at Slate bridge on the Preston pike
next Sunday at o'clock p. m.
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The sultriness of the weather for
good many days has been phez
L nomenal. = -
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Flat Creek.

B. r. Rice left for Fern Bank, o.
Ad Power, of Hadden, is visiting
his brother here.
Omar Fratman, of Lexington,
visited his grandparents the past
week.
Barker Lane is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a son, who arrived on the
7th inst.
Elder Elbert Dawson occupied
the pulpit at Fassett's school
Sunday.
John Harper sold very stylish
harness horse for 5000, he having
taken the blue ribbon at Winches-
ter.
Our public school will open next
Monday, the 10th inst, with Miss
Emily Lane, of Mt. Sterling, as
teacher.
Mrs. John Gillon, of Indianapolis
Ind, who had been visiting friends
here, was called home on account
of sickness.
Mrs. Mary Gossett, of the Spring
pfield nelghborhood, had the misfor
4 tune to be bitten by a rat &few
weeks ago, and at this writing i.
very low, owing to blood poisoning
\ setting in.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

IN. Ross sold to Samuel Lath-
ram, of Prickly Ash, one calf, TO be
taken in October, for $40.
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Odessa,

The many friends of Marcus W. d.
Bailey, of Woodruff, ILL.,, were glad
to see him arrive at this place last
week.
r For the first time in this commu-
nifty a strike was made by the
hands working on the White Oak
turnpike. Theyx began Monday
morning hauling gravel at S1.5O
per day and team. They struck
for 81 and got it. n
\ Robert Stewart bought last week
and will receive next Friday IL
head of cattle of NJ. T. Jones,-6
head of heifers at 24c per lb.; 3
yearling steers at &c; short year
lings at $40; 2 head of heifers of
II. NJ. Butcher at 2tc; one heifer
and one steer of F. L. JONES'
steer at 2tc, and heifer at 24c; one
COW of j. w. Darnell at o. one
fcifer of 1. II. Darnell at c- ono
loifer e Leslie Hendrix ~ 2.U5
uf " " rogers ono heifer 24c; q q.
b. tt Hendrix 8 feeding steers at
34c; rg ID. N Hurst s steers at
$3.50, and swo heifers at 24c; of
F. P. Stephens one cow for $22.
1. R. Darnell took his mother
Friday to Nicholas Co., where she
was called to the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Martha Kerns, who
died Sunday at 8 O'Clock a. m, at
her home one mile east of Buzzard
Roost, of general giving way of
the system. She had been sick but
one week and was not thought to
be seriously i'll unit! Tuesday. She
had been in good health for a lady
of her age, which was about 81
years, and, as will be remembered,
had just returned two weeks ago
from this place, where she had
spent about three weeks with rela-
tives. Funeral services were held
at the home of deceased Monday at
8 o'clock a. m, after which the re-
mains were followed to their long
resting place and laid by the side
of her husband, Levi Kerns, in the
Carlisle cemetery.
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VOL. XVIII.

" ave received a catalogue Of
ihl HnaThnn Fair, Sept. -.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

On Monday James Norris sold to
l. B. Conyers 3 sows and Is pigs
kor $50; sam Lathram, Z yearling
- TO w. D.Noung at $I6.75
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

A LETrER.-Lee's Lick, Harrison
Co, Ky. August I'd, lS96.-Mr.
ID. S. Estill: Find enclosed one dol
lar for the renewal of my subscrip-
tion to TIE OUTLOOK; and excuse
my negligence, as my family has
been sick.
We have a great deal Of rain here
and splendid crops. This is good
county, but / like Scott better. /
would like to pay Bath one more
visit, but i guess i would see but
very few faces that / could recog-
nize, though / would be so glad to
see the few that are left.
The OUTLOOK is my favorite, and
may it ever prosper. E. j. HALL.
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Old People.

Old people who require medicine to regu-
late the bowels and kidneys will ind the
true remedy in Electric Bitters. This med
icine does not stimulate and contains no
whisky nor other intoxicant, but acts rs a
tonic and Alternative. 1t acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength and
giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding
nature In the performance of the functions.
Electric Bitters Is an excellent appetizer
and aids digestion. Old people find 1t just
exactly what they need. Price SOC per bot
tie at ]. NJ. Brothers. drugstore.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

FoR SHERIFF.-Johnson NJ. At
Gibson, of Wyoming precinct, is a
candidate for the Democratic nom-
ination for Sheriff of Bath county.
Mr.. Atchison is a well-to-do far
mer and a man widely known for
his good citizenship, hospitality
and many generous qualities. He
is leading citizen of his neigh
borhood, always willing to bear
his part in promoting the welfare
of the community. He is a very
active man and would undoubtedly
make a first rate Sheriff and an
officer fearless in executing the
laws. He is personally very popu-
lar and has a large relationship
He has always been a Democrat
and a party worker. He will be
grateful for your support and re.
spectfully submits his candidacy
10 the Democratic party.
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Commissioners Notice.

BATH CIRCUIT COURT, KY.
+. p. Hendrix as Adm'rof
Elizabeth Wilson, PIE, Nottra
vs..
Geo. W. Wilson. &C., Derts.
have commenced my sittings in pursu-
ance Cforder entered in abOve-styled case,
Mt Its May term, 1895, and will close same on
second Tuesday in sept, lsSd. All creditors
will file with ME their claims properly ver-
flied or be barred.
Attest;
JOHN d. YOUNG,
6l-iO COmmissiOner Of Rafh Cireuit COurf
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Grange City.

Sam'l Estill went to Mt. Sterling
Saturday.
Uncle Harvey Hopper has been
quite sick at his home here.
The young people were given an
ice-cream supper by Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Walton Saturday night.
J. Minor Newman, wife and
daughters Ella and Blanche visited
relatives near Hillsboro Sunday.
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OLYMPIA.

NJ Horny Jaokson is no better
of her Illness.
Tne ~eather mas been - vorm
for t9o past week.
II il. Fitch an' wife wer, the
guests of Josepl.>Tilliams Sunday
Several from Ytingsville passed
though here Sunday, going to the
50 QGs,/
Ine si7ver cranks still keep turn.
ing or tie silver organ continues
to grind, A correspondent from
this town is taking very active
part in support of Bryan and hi:
platform. Mr.. Lane is.posing as a
Democrat who stands by the Dem
ocratic party and nominees and
moreover, is rushing into print in
what is really offensive activity in
a personal way in support of Pop.
ocracy. 1t is notorious that this
same John B. Lane has not been ac-
ting with the Democratic party FOL
years, but has been active in try
ing to cripple the Democratic party
by preaching agrarianism and Pop
ulism and such undemocratic ideas
and has positively refused to give
his support to various Democratic
nominees. The Democratic party
workers know this to be true, foI
they solicited his support and were
rebuffed by him. In view of this
isn't it cheeky for him to profess
to preach party duty to Democrats
who have always supported ths
party when he did notp
l predict that the time isn't fal
off when these Popocrats will bt
tired of being called Free Silverites
and will want another handle to
THAR mama
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

Elder Stevenson will preach foi
us Saturday night. There will al.
so be preaching Sunday morning
Robt. Harmon, Newt. Chadwick
and John Todd, of Sunset, were
Visitors at our town Sunday after
moon.
i Glenn Williams, Miss Ollie Rice,
Sam Walton and sister, Miss Anna,
attended the Walton Cooper we'd
Sling last week.
Thos. Ratliff, III. p. Hurst, Miss
Katie Gray and your correspondent
ATTENDED the +. G. Institute at
Flemingsburg last week.
Married, Wednesday, Aug. 5, at
the home Of the brides parents, in
Rowan county, Isaac Walton and
Miss Ida Cooper. They immedi-
ately left for Mr.. Walton's home
here, where they were received by
their many friends and relatives.
All happiness to them.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

Sept. 3, ~, 4 Jan. !, 90, over sn.6i copies
OUTLOOK were circulated average, l,il0
weekly. KELLOGG knows We bought
i.;rsO to l,3ii copies weekly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

Delegates Pledged to Put Down Scorer
cnblls inside Unions

Delegates Pledged to Put Down Secret
Cnblls inside Unions.
Colorado Springs, Colo October 2-ore
hundred aud ninety delegates from ell
PARIS Of the United states and Canada
wore present when the iorty-thlrd session
Of lhi International Typographical un.on
was called TO order today by PreNHent
william ~ Prescott Rev. II: l.. cnrIlnS-
ton of Pueblo dcivl red an address, whieh
aroused great ems hu5iasm
In his biennial address, President Pres-
colt sald that In sp-to Of aiVcrss condi-
lions during the past iivc years me union
was stronger today numerically and IMAM
ciDlly than ever before in it's history
Committees wfs'e appointed TO arrange
tho work Ia convention and delegates spent
the afteraoon In visiting points of interest
In the vicinity.
The principal matter q bus'nes9 today
was administering to the delegates an
lr1n.ciad oath. binding them to do all In
thar power to pu, down certain secret
societies known as the Brcfherhood IN 81.
Louis the Carton League and The juanitO
in New York. II Is claimed those secret
societies exist IN the unions In the above
an. es and that they ara formed to coatrol
the election of officers and legislation OF
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IONN HAZEN WHITE, BISHOP OF INDIANA.
Head Episcopal That State Not Declared
Against Silver His Denial of Statements
Made in Gold Bun Papers.

Episcopal
being which published fasehooi
of Of
the
compelled
repeated
o
tm influence
set
should feel that Justly
the newspaper fraternity which insists
who beenem
slouldl Hike to
melting a
politics
make
to
to this explanation relieve
the
myself afccionately,
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ARBITRATION AGREED UPON.

London. October 12,--lt is learned that
the conference held on Saturday between
tho Marquis of Salisbury, the secretary OF
stare for the colonies. Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlnin. and the British ambassador at
Iynshinrton. Sir Julian Pauncefotc was
r1ost satisfactory. and 1t is believed In
The highest official quarters that at least
the general principle of arbitration ana
the settlement OF the Venezuelan question
Win he decided upon with the United
safes before the end Of this month. Sir
Julian pauncefotc sails for New York on
Wednesday with final instructions on the
subject
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mn RELEASE TYNAN.

Washington. October 12.-Ambassador
Eustis at Paris oabled secretary OF state
Olnoy that r j 7. lyman will be released.
lie was charged with being the notorious
Number /" Of the Phonenix Park murder
err and wa arrested hy the Fren h au
thorities nj Boulogue at the request Of
fine scotland Yard detectives who had been
following him through Europe. The at
,ampt 10 secure his eXtradition. however,
has failed. az Indicated in Mr.. Eusts ca
blegram
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rAN1c ExAGGERATED.

Paris. October l9.-The president OF the
National Brazilian bank has received
cable message from Rio Janeiro, enanat-
ing from official sources there, stating That
the roport OF the financial and commercial
rauic announced in a dispatch to London
poper ON Saturday last. which caused
IAN Of 8-ic in Bruzlliaus' was exaggerated
mo message adds that the rate OF *
change has not changed during he last
few DAYS and says that The Brazilian gov
eminent knows Of no reason for declaring
a moratrium Of six months.
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AMERICANS INDEPENDENT.

Chicago October 12.-The executive
board Of the American Seamen's union has
dcckied not to join with the Bsitish union
IN The proposed International EFFORT to SO
euro an advance IN wages on the ground
that fhe Orga nizatlon Is not sufficiently
advanced ia the United States.
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,u,,,u pI-ssTTTls SACRIFICE.

st. Louis. Mo. october In spite OF
the fact that Mss Lillian kuSseiIs i1thSG
~ bar us,,1l role al the Century theeter
ion,rht. H,r reasons for playing az
sIVea. arc that she did not de- ~ to &C.
pr.vc the sixty chorus girls, %, , rlkh' 4, -
n N 81 she was Wiling 10 sacrifice in their
hchalf
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WAGES ADVANCEn.

PNtsburg, Pa, October l2.-The Alter
bury Glass company of this city has vol-
unfairly advanced the wages Of their en-
ploycs 10 per cent. The Hazel Glass COM
pany Of Washington. Pa, also advanced
wages 10 per cent. Both these factories
strengthened the union workers In their
ngnt 70. their scales.
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,,rp ,rxn rYpALANcED.

London. October 12.-Mrs Castle, "ho,
with her husband. Walter M. Castle the
merchant OF San Francisco. who is hold
prisoner In Holloway IAN pending lhclr
on remand Mt Marlborough
strcet polioe court tomorrow. was eiam-
ined today by Or, Savage, AN eminent sIe-
clalist in mental diseases. There appears
TO be no doubt that Mrs Castle's mental
balance is seriously disturbed.
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tho International typographical union in
favor of certain subordinate unions
throughout the country. The matter
croutod considerable excitement, bu:
finally every delegate present and some
fifty ex-delcgates rose and took the oath.
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SuETTlEIn. EnLI10d-The musical =

SHEFFIELD. Eneland-The musical fes-
tival to take place hcre today ana ioH2r-
row Will embrace AS Soloisls slnseI1 VINO
VII humber 500 ANA the orchestra 20 per-
formers Among The vq l,,i a ,me M Gn
gagged are Nine Ela it9ss 5,., I'm ~,
Sen Davies. Flunke,t Greene ana Charles
SnntlnN.
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pApDoN DENIED.

Washington, October II Tie pre- dent
has denied the application tor pardon N
The case OF +. S. Harding. alias saia har,
din sentenced in Alasan; to Two years
imprisonment and 500 fine if7 making
counterfeit coin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

CARLISLE. Pa.-The annual conyen,
ton Of me Pennsylvania sabbath School
association VIII be hnld here three days
he ,inntnr today. John Wanamakcr, the
nr,s lent Is TO preside and make the an,
nual Address, Governor Hastings will
speak THIS evening.
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THE CzAR AND CZARINA.

Darmstaadt, October 12.-The car, the
Grand Duke sergius and the Grand Duke
of Hesse hrcakfasted this morning with
the officers of the Twenty-fourth dragons,
of which regiment his majesty was APP
pointed honorary colonel on Saturday lost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

Boston Mass, October i2-Heleh Eel
lac. blind, deaf. soenlless' ta9ie.eSs' mas
raised the Harvard examination WIN
credit and WI enter the institution al d
Vounger ago than most freshmen.
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WORKING FULL TIME.

Waltham. Mass, October 12.-The 800 cid
ployes OF the bleach and dye works here
began work on full time today. For the
past three months they have been EN-
ployed on the forty hours per week ba-
ai
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EORElGN BRIEFs.

Copenhagen--Ex-P remier Frijsenburg Is
dead.
ST. etersburs-Famine is threatened in
the Amur province of Russia. the crops
having been destroyed by Hood.
Halifax, N. S.--The British cruiser Tai
bot, repos,ed TO have founderea at sea.
arrived hers at O'Clock this afternoon.
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The state Bankers

SPRINGFIELD llL-The state Bankers
ASSIMILATION viii meet here today and TO-
morrow in annual convention, The dele
rates viii follow the example of state
bankers assoc. atoms and deliver an oplh-
ion on the political canvass.
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A BIG FIRE.

Great harrington, Mass. October a.
Fire started In the Kennedy hotel tonight.
which destroyed the business portion OF
this town. The loss Will be heavy.
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ment associa lion will meet here today,
The association hopes that It's work VIII
result in the ONO being made naVsahle
during all the open season of the year
within the next decade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-13

Texas Baptisis stl in convention.
The Forepaugh ana Sells Brothers cir
Gus.
Killing Of WIN o. Ellis al his home at
Sarlartia.
The return Of Ed Underwood.
Registration Of voters.
Invest gatng the k!llins Of Lille jarvis.
r. Myjak dies from his injuries
Damage suit IN the district court.
The Silver Campaign club.
SPORT.
Winners at Aqneduct-Ilamos, Bon Ami,
III Daddy, pogge;t Valorous ana De-
clare.
Winners at st, Louis-tnisboro. Aimee,
Stiuthrol j. w Gray, Damien aud I'm
Billy.
Pedlar Palmer. the champion bantam
weight. defeats Johnny Murphy IN London
IN twenty rounds.
Winners AT LeXingt5n-Baron Rogers
and Lynn Bourbon.
Winners at Dallas--Forrls Hartman.
Bridgeton and Bob Riley.
Joe Wolcott Of Boston knocks "Scaldy
BIZ" quinn OF Pennsylvania out in seven
teen rougas.
Dick O'Bron Of Boston bests Dick Moore
Of ST. PAU N I'VE rounds
Manager Groom Of Frisco ready 10 de-
post $4,000 for the Ggh; between Cottett
and Sharkey on December 3.
STATE.
W. o. Ellis killeI at Sartartia by George
L. Pridly.
Henry Hale killed near Muldoon by the
accidental discharge Of a shotgun.
Max COLEMAN of Austin assigns, naming
Charles Wolf as trustee: preferences s2i.-
743.os.
Burt. the Austin wife and child MUIR
dcrer. indicted for the crime.
Major Burke declines the republican con-
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NO 1872 HOUSTON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. PR

has visited Sea Isle City since tho great
storm of 1889. which was accompanied by
tidal wave The streets were flooded and
many hotels and cottages wcre wrecked.
including the Brunswick hotel tue .uest
structure on that portion OF the coast.
North OF Sea Isle City the fronts OF
many OF the cottages have beel uniei-
mined, some of the cottages have already
fallen and others are rcaty to fall The
branch of the South Jersey railroad 10
washed away for fully half a mile.
At Asbury Park thousands OF people lined
the shore today and witnessed the fury
of the waves and the destruction that came
in with every breaker. The board walk
suffered considerably and Marble monu-
ment. which marks the spot where the New
Era went down, topplod over into the sea.
Many houses were unroofed at Egg ilar-
Dor City. n. j., and many people were
forced into the streets.
Tonight mail train managcl to set
through after a blockade OF thrty-eght
hours.
Among the craft r'pnrted sunk or dam
aged is the yacht Novelie. which WIS dirN-
en- ashore The storm along the s)rnd
was very severe. bu; NOT 50 disastrous as
on the ocean coast line.
New York October 12.-The steamers
Kaiser Wilhelm, Aller and Ceyic arrived
at Quarantine TINS evening" lucy ieiViN
severe weather but none of the vessels
sustained severe damage.
Among the steamers due are the Necoo-
chez from Savannah Seminole from Char
lesion. two Old Dominion liners from Rich
mond aud Norfolk, Illancia, FL Mar from
New Orleans; Schiedam from Amsterdam;
Croft from Dundee. Llandan City from
Swansea and islia from Smyrna.
They may DO outside the Hook, but as
communication is cut of, Il Is impossible
to learn anything about them. At last
reports from the quarantine station the
wind was blowing a fresh gale from the
southeast with cloudy weather.
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'CDA 8 FORECAST

Y. iS-The National Board Of
'''''haUoA viii meet here today.
! iN-Thc scientists Of the word
L. MT mere today to celebrate the
r. "Ilh anniversary of an illustrious
s'HAMTON. n. Y.-The annual CON
X OF the National Comincrc!al Tray
, ,"nls association is to be held here,
\ H. THE colonial comc assem-
\ ny. II viii devote special atten-
d ~ slng about the cessation OF
~ ne colon .es ana the organl2a-
criminal tribunals there.
ISL lf-The Ohio River Improve
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FOREIGN.

+. j p. lyman, the alleged Number L."
Is 10 be released,
Impression prevails that the principles
of arbitration have been agreed 10 by
Great Britain.
Mrs. Castle arrested in London for
theft. is sAid to be mentally dcrangcd.
The attitude Of Lord Rosebcry com
mended in England.