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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15
Germany Takes q tiand

Cape Haytien, Hayti. June
l4.-President Heureaux of
Santo Domingo imposed a fine
of 100000 on the mercantile
house of General Jiminez at
Monte Cristi. The German
protested consul against this
confscation of the property,
aud it Is reported that a Ger
man warship has been ordered.
Beggs' DiRrrhRa Balsam, the most
wonderful medicine ever put On the
market for all stomach troubles. It
cures where all others fail. We keep
it. City Drug Store and t. N. Cole
man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15

The friends Of Inspector Frank
Beebea are booming him for congress
sionRl timber. They claim he is not
only a stalwart republican. but ID
peculiarly well fitted to make q
race and moreover has never beer
identified with any wrangling fac
tions Beebe resides in Oklahoms
county, and it is thought that hs
will contest Gristmill Jones for the
delegation from that county. In
spector Beebe was in the city today
and when questioned relative to hil
possible candidacy, would neither
deny or affirm the report. Beebe il
a good man and would cause troubls
for the other candidates in q re
publican convention-Guthrie Lea
der.
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IL we sell one bottle OF ChRmb-
erlin1s Cough Remedy we seldom
fail to sell the same person more,
when Ii In again needed. Indeed, Ii
has become the family medicine of
this town for colds, and we recon-
mend it because Of its established
merits-Jos. X. Harmed, Prop. Oak
land Pharmacy. Oakland, Md. Sold
by T. N. Coleman and City Drua
Store.
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EVANSVILLE MATTER.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mannsville, June 4.-Rai7, Rain.
Things are looking q little serious
with us over here. The crops that
have been looking so nne up to ten
days ago are being smothered mp in
weeds and grass, and unless the rain
stops soon some of the cotton win be
as hard to hnd az the Spanish feet,
Some of the Wolf Greek boys came
over Friday night to run in the liter.
AIRY and take in the town. We want
to live peaceably with every one II
we oan, but these visits have bsooms
too common. Profane and bolster
GUS language in front OF residencel
where the sick are disturbed will nc
longer be tolerated, and we kindly
ask them not to make us another
visit of this kind.
The campaign 10 growing warm
Groups Of men can be seen here anS
there making earnest appeals fol
their man. The race for mayor vii
be very close and q few convert
from the other side will be the plAI
Of campaign till Friday.
Mrs. Hurt 10 still very low.
Miss Julia Ponder has rsturnes
home from Nashville, Tenn, wher'
she has bean for several month
studying In music.
The Woodmsn order at this plac'
contemplate having . pinto on tn
pad of thin month.
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The human machine atarta but once
and stops but once. You can keep IL
going longest and most regular by
using DeWitt's Little Early Risern
the famous little pills for constipa-
ton and all stomache end liver
troubles. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-15
A PREACHERS CRIME.
Charged fte Killed One wife aud MarrHe,
Again for Money-tie Has Been
Arrested Several Times.

Tahlequal, /. T., June IA
Tha Arrow says: About a year
ago Rev. G.. E. Morrison, who
was at one time pastor of the.
north Methodist church at Tah-
Iequah. was charged with the
murder of his wife. The par
ticulars of the case as can be-
learned from reliable sources
are as follows: Morrison and
his wife we're living at Panhan-
die. Tex. Late one night, aboua
October 8, last, Mrs. Morrison
was taken suddenly i'll and died
in great agony the next day
The remains were buried with
all the usual ceremonies of th,.
church, and the funeral was
largely attended by the friends
of the woman. As in all such
cases of crime the people sus-
picioned foul play on the part
of the parson. The body was
removed from the grave after
having been buried several
days, and an examination was
made of the woman's stomach
by an expert analysist at Gal
weston, Tex, and the result was
that the presence of poison was
discovered. Morrison had gone
TO Topeka. Kan, In the mean
time to marry a very wealthy
young woman with whom he
had been engaged for several
months. As soon as the facts
were made known, Morrison
was ordered arrested. Officers
in Topeka captured him and
after holding him for several
days released him. Morrison
was next captured in Illinois,
but escaped. The last arrest
was made at San Francisco,
where he was going under an
assumed name. He was then
carried to Carson county, Tex.
for trial. May 10. Judge Baker
allowed him to be taken to
Hemp Hill county and the trial
set for Canadian. Out of lis
men only eight could be found
who were qualified to try the
case. The case was then chang
ed to Vernon, and the trial is
now set for September 5. The
feeling IN Texas is bitter against
him and this is the reason the
case has been changed to SO
many different places for trial.
A Favorite in the Family. / have
used BegRs' German Salve in my
family for years. 1t 10 unequalled
for Burns, Scalds, old Sores, or &C.
zemR, or any skin disease. Mrs. It.
II. Stilwell, Beloit, Wis. We always
keep 1t, City Drug Store and t. N.
Coleman.
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Late to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares a man for his home In the
skies. Early to bed and q Little
Early Riser, the pill that makes life
longer better and wiser. City Drug
Store
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.. n. Parker. Sheron wis, writes
"I have tried DeWitt's Witch HaEel
Salve for itching piles and it always
stops them In two minutes. con-
the greatest pile remedy In the mar
ket.h City Drug Store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
rHe HUNTER OF THE SEASON.
If This Man Continues To Hunt Rabbits It's
Hard To Tell What viii Happen Next.

From the Detroit News.
\ more extrayagant lie than was ever
told by any resident of the Liars Bend
of Dillon Creek comes from Marion
township. Ii is told on a respectable
farmer there by some of his Guy
friends II is said that he went out to
hunt rabbits one day recently while the
snow was deep on the ground lie hssa
only n little ammunition. but came BACK
in a short time and told the hired man
IL hitch the team u The wagon.
Well go down into tho hollow, ne
said "and get a load If rabbits.
The hired man tn ought the farmer
had become suddeair insane, nut II
Was his duty TO obey orders. and he
hitched the team Ia III wagon. ne
farmer Went with hlm and they drove
down Ia a part If til, farm Nflct' tl!Si :
is deep HoloN. When they arrived
there the hired man SAN the ground
covered With rabbits some of them dead
and others Still kicking They had been
shot only a short time before. Inc
hired man had heard the farmer shoot
ing down there a little While before
and had hoped that he would get
enough rabbits for breakfast. Tie saw
Al glance that there would be plenty
for the meal.
The first shot I nred." the farmer i
credited with saying. 4 killed :. ran
bits They weTe very numerous IN ms
hollow sitting i'm the long grass. got
down behind a log and shot close 10 tat
ground. Then / arose and counted :
rabbits kicking along up there where
the shot had ranged The other rah'
bits ran cut u their hiding places u
drnNeS hut they could not get out o.
the raNiut. herded them up mt
3rlves and then fired At them. ! hat
only l. shots Let's see how many ar
killed.
The farmer and the hired man count
81 The rabbits as hey loaded them int.
The wagon. Taev numbered ESQ ina
Is The 'ir that comes from Marion town
ship. Dillon Creek never produced any
d thing like &.
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I,ndnnesi All Torn LID.

Budapest, Jan. "a sensation has
been caused by the arrest of Rosa
Benke, music-hall singer. together
with several male aceompIces. on the
charge of matchmaking King Alexander
of Servia. 1t is said that they also
tried to blackmail Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria and eX-King Milan of SerNia,
when here recently. The arrests We're
made at the latter's instigation. Some
startling revelations are expected.
A dispatch from London To the asso-
ciated press yesterday said that a
music hall singer who had sold letters
addressed To her by the king of Servia
had been expelled from Budapest at the
request Of the SerNian minister.
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Seattle. Wash. Jan. Some apprehea-
sion is felt at the non-arrival of Captain
Phil Ray, L. $. A. who was SEM by the
was department last summer 10 inquire
into the necessity of military occupation
of the Yukon territory in Alaska. Captain
Ray expected TO leave for the Yukon as
soon as winter travelling became good
and 10 reach Washington by the LIST OF
February. None of the recent arrivals
.frnrn Dawson report having seen or heard
n&ing Of Captain Ray. II Is highly
aAe though. that he Is coming out
way of Copper river. as he is
eto have been impressed with the
I'll of that route.
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ter Calvin S. Brice, under date of Jan.
3: Telegram received. am taking no
part in the senatorial matter and WISH
il distinctly understood. | have no
doubt as to the duty of the democratic
members of the Legislature. The good
of the party and of the state VIII pc
best conserved by their voting Tor
democrat and not at any time Young
for a republican. This will preserve
the integrity of every democrat ana
leave the party in better position TO go
into further campaigns
CALVIN s. BRICE.'
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Halifax Jan. 9-The steamer Portia
from ST Johns. N. r.. landed here "a cargo
Of dogs for the klondy>e. There were lsa
head all told. and they were having a
bowling time between decks when the
steamer reached the dock. 1t IS estimated
that by the time the dogs reach Nancou-
yer they will have cost about $50 head.
The animals are intended for usr by for
tome seekers in transporting outfits to the
Alaskan gold fields
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They We're All There.

Paris. Jan. 9.--General Horace Porter,
the United States ambassador and Mrs.
Porter entertained at dinner last evening
Madame Carnot. widow of President Car
not: the Turkish ambassador Muir Bey;
the Due q Auerstadte. grand chancellor OF
the Legion OF Honor, and the Duchess
d Auderstadte; Tching Tchang the Chi
nese ambassador; Captain Carnot. Prin-
cess 1senburgh- Byerstein. Paul Deschan-
ct of the chamber of deputies. Mr.. and
Mrs Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Cane and
Henry Nignaud. secretary of the United
States legation, and Mrs. Nignaud.
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Itnr Ilnsi Affairs.

London, Jan. f0.-rhe Hong Kong CORE
spondent of the Times under date 81 Jan
says: N high Russian official has left
petiu for Canton to discuss certain mat
ters with the Niceroy. who has been or
dcred to agree to his demands" \ dis
patch To the Daily Mail from Hong Kong.
dated yesterday, Says il is reported there
that England. Japan and Russia have ar
rived at an agreement respecting corea.
The details OF the agreement are not
known To the correspondent hut the dis
patch says that the British fleet is re-
turning to Hong Kong.
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signed articles for two races with the
crack Irish runner George Tincler. The
first race will be run at Lynne, England.
Jan - and the distance will be hair
mile. The second race will be three-duar-
tiers of a mile. and will be run at Avon
under-Lynne. Jan. %. Each race Will be
for $3.50 a side. In a letter received mere
to-day Fitzpatrick says he is in good con-
dition. and that l.. G.. Bredin has ac-
cepted his challenge to run any man IN
the world 600-yard race. but that the
Englishman does not want TO run until
next fall and prefers to have the race de-
cided In the United States.
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He ain, n. Cour, NurtiaIea,

Washington, Jan. 9.-tt is believed at
the navy department that the showing
made not only by Constructor Bowles,
hut by the board of civil engineers re-
Gently appointed. as 10 the faulty char
acter Of the work of construction of dry
dock No. will result in steps being ta-
ken TO court martial civil Engineer A.
q. Menocal. Ii is not certain whether or
not IL will Ice possible 10 proceed against
the contractors.
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shnc.er MARK Day Adyacntes

Peoria ILL.,. Jan. 9.-The officers and
members of the executive committee of
the International Union of BricklaSers
have arrived in the city and a meeting
was held to-day to map ont the work for
the international convention. which Will
begin tomorrow Ii is evident that the
shorter workday Will he one of the print
cipal subjects for consideration. There
will he parade of the delegates to-mor-
row in which the local unions Will take
Dart.
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batting Averages.

Chicago. Jan. a.--The batting ana
fielding averages of the Western Base
ball league were made public to-day. In
dianapols leads i'm the batting with a
percentage of .31i; Columbus second, with
3l3: Detroit third, with 300 In fielding
records Columbus heads the list with a
percentage of .9Si, Milwaukee second,
$50. indianapolis third, with .a29, lndivid-
ual batting averages show: Mcbride of ST.
Paul as the top notcher. with percent
age of 1857; DUNCAN of Detroit second.
37S: Wood of Indianapolis third. with
-
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Fort Scott Kan. Jan. AIT II o'clock
last night, after being out one hour. the
Jury in the case OF George w. Finch
charged with the murder of Frank Swoi-
ford of Piedmont. Mo, returned a verdict
of guilty In the first degree. Under the
law the prisoner will be sentenced to be
hanged, but will probably end his days in
the state pen. Finch murdered Swofford
for his money in October 1894, but was
not arrested till last year. Bert Dixon
tonight confessed To being an involun-
tary witness to the crime. Finch is but
- wears old
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The ..rimes' - Wish May lie Granted.

London. Jan. 10.--The Times this morn
ing prints a letter from George +. Par
kerr United States consul at birmingham.
describing the proposed California uni
xersity. After some sarcastic editorial
comment on the "smallnesS of the space
which It is intended TO devote 10 such a
magnificent idea as compared with the
English universities the Times wishes
the scheme well and hopes il may turn
out To he a worthy embodiment of il
lofty intellectual conception.
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Gr.at Actiyit, "a omdnrrman.

Cairo. Jan 9-The D.rvishcs continue
massine their forces 1T Mntvm"h aud
Shendy between n and 90 miles below
Khartoum and Omdurrmau. and there is
great activity at 0mdurrman. Nothing is
known here in confirmation =ef the report
that the French mission under Captain
Marchand has arrived al FShcda. The
railway al Assouan. ir-t below the fiTs'
cataract will be- completed ia a iew days.
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To Chinese Waters.

Paris. Jan. a.-The cruiser pueuay
Trouin flagship of the French Pacific
squadron. has been ordered 10 Chinese
waters The DuguaN Troum is second
class cruiser iron and wooden hull. of
8 gjS tons displacement she WAS built at
Cherbourg in iS17. Her eompl. ment - 3ll
men and she has a speed Of la-a knots.
Her armament consists Of fly" t.2-inch
guns IKE 55-iuch. -four l.S-inch quick
firing and FIVE muzzlr-loadcrs.
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London, Jan. 9.-Sir Robert Henry
Meade. permanent under secretary OF
state for the colonies since 1891. is dead.
aged C. years. lie was attached to LORD
Dufferin's special mission To Syria in 1850
and in 1862 accompanied the Prince of
Wales his tour through Germany,
Italy and the East.
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we,I-Kuown Banker Dead.

Pittsburg. Jan. 9.-John ID. Scully. aged
70. died of Inflammation or the brain after
a weeks Illness. Mr.. Scully had been con-
nected with the First Nationam bank or
this city for A years. His reputation as
banker was national. The passage oil the
national banking law i'm 1865 was largely
due to the efforts of Mr.. Scully.
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! pi,isinm is Crente,l.

Havana. Via Key West. Jan. iG.-It is re-
ported that the fierce criticisms that haNe
appeared in ri kecnncentrJdoes on Senior
Fernandez de Castro are inspired by Senior
Bruzon. civil governor of Havana. and
have caused much comment and created
division among The autonomists, Who
are attacking each other.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
ARE YOU GOING TO KLoNpyKE:
A CRAZY SPANlARD.
lie Enters an Havana Church and shoots
The ImnEe of 81. Peter.

Havana. Jan. 9.-About o'clock this
afternoon while service was in progress
in the cathedral a man named Ramon
Nivesa entered and fired several revol-
yer shots. The bullets struck the
image of st. Peter, destroying the chal-
ice and a hand. The shooting caused
the greatest alarm and the people dis
persed amid Wild confusion. Nivesa.
who was promptly disarmed by those
near, has been sent to a lunatic asN-
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The Ia,,n,. Goes Ava, In North

seattle. Wash. Jan a.-The steam
schooner Lakmo viii sail from here to-
morrow Tor Dutch harhor Alaska. with
material for four Yukon river steamers
that are being constructed there. The
I.akme Is the first vessel To Dutch mar
Dor this year II is probable that on her
return trip SHE Will bring news oi The
United States revenue cutter Bear.
which lcft here las, November IN re-
lief expedition lo the imprisoned whaling
feet in the Arctic ocean.
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CYCLONE FATALITY.
4 Church Unroofed and the Marshal oil
the Town Killed,

Morganfield. Ky. Jan. Sat $50 TINS
afternoon a cyclone struck TINS Guy,
unroofing the old Methodist church and
the parsons house and totally demol-
ishing several business houses Harvey
Sellers. the city marshal. VINO was IN
the police Office at the time, vas IN
stantiy killed by falling walls. The
storm struck the city from the south
west and lasted only a few seconds.
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Death of =. T.. milford.

Portland Ore, Jan. 9.-S. Il. Milford,
Northwestern manager of the Manhat-
tan Life Insurance company of New
York. died to-day of apoplexy. aged A.
milford was one Of the best-known in
surance men in the Northwest. He was a
cousin of Henry l.. Stokes. president of
the company.
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DrexeI Sells His Yacht.

New York. Jan. 9.-The World to-mor-
row will say: Colonel Anthony DreNel OF
Philadelphia has IT is said. sold his
steam yacht Margarita. designed for him
last year by George l.. Watson, and is ne
gotiatng for the steam yacht Mayfiower,
designed by Watson for the late Ogden
Goelct.
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The Echo in II Fog.

Empire city Ore. Jan 9-rhere is
nothing new tonight regarding the
schooner Echo. reported as being in dis
tress off the Coos bay bar. 1t is very
hazy off shore and nothing can be seen.
1t is supposed that the vessel is still off
the bar waiting for the tug to get out to
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A Successful Ending.

Tyrone. Pa. Jan. 9.-George Heverly. 4
teamster was abusing his wife to-day
when his sister. Mrs. Kate Hull. and her
son interfered. He fired his revolver at
them several times, but inflicted only
slight wounds. He then placed his revolt
yer to his temple and blew out his brains.
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Police Stop a Fight.

Chicago. Jan. 9.-The bout between
Billy Gift and Con Doyle of this city last
night was stopped by the police in the
second round. The men began smuggling
from the start and Doyle went to the floor
time after time. lie was very erogGy
when the police stepped in and saved
him.
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ABlAZE ON THE OCEAN.
4 Cargo of Cotton Aire sailing Away
Towards Liverpool.

st. Johns. y. F., Jan. 9.-The steamer
Lamberts Point, Captain Humphreys
which has been lying here for some
DAYS since she arrived here with her
cotton cargo on fire. sailed for Liver
pool to-day with the deck load of cot.
ton still afire. The crew refused to san
in her until compelled by the police.
If the fire becomes serious il is intended
to iettison the cotton.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
Terrible Fate of Two Well Known Citi-
zens of Mashinsiom State.

Coulee city. Wash. Jan. 9.-Willam
Putnam and Parrish Johnson. who left
here Dec 20 for their place, so miles
northeast of Watervile, were found
frozen to death about 30 miles from here
by a search party. They had lost their
way and wandered in a circle for nearly
100 miles johnson was an old settler.
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There Are Many Others

London. .fun ia dispatch from -
penhaEcu to the Daily Mail SAYS. "A large
expedition 81 LaplandefS is about Ia
starr FER New NeFk feem Copenhagen
ehiistiana and TramSoe IN $50 I'll tae
klondykr In sleuS with reindeer.
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His Farewell Visit.

fessor Or Joseph Schroeder paid his fare
well visit to the COMMUNICATIONS of
Covington and vicinity to-day at the
Church of the Mother Of God, where he
celebrated mass. A reception followed.
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oliver out on Bail.

Portland Ore. Jan. 9.-News was re-
ceiyed here to-day from Burns, Harvey
county. oregon, that Edward Oliver. who
killed Potter French, the Harvey county
cattle king had been admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000
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Cincinnati. Ohio, Jan. 9.-To-night. at
the Burnett house. Charles II. Kendall of
Camden " y, fell dead of heart disease.
He was president of the Kendall Knitting
company. with factories at Cambridge
and Syracuse. y. Y,
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ARE you GOING TO KLoSDYKEe
REV. DR.. HALL RESIGNS,
Pastor of "a New York Presbyterian Church
for 30 Years.

New York. Jan. 9.-Rev. DIR. John
Hall to-day announced to his congre-
cation his resignation as pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church.
Many of his old parishioners heard il
with deep emotion. He has held the
place for 30 years.
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E..tt.rhazs surrender.

KS. jan s.-Comte Ferdinand Wal
sterhazy Of the French army. who
+cused OF the authorship OF The
icls published recenyy III Figaro re-
nsfly upon France aiti the army. sur
mis- Nd tonight at the Cherche Midi
north. FOR trial by courtmartiai ordered
grounaefal FassieT. military governor
mates a
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To.,,orrow He Takes His Last Sit.

New York. Jan. 9.-Hadley Adoiphus
Sutherland the West Indian negro, VINO
murdered his mistress III BfookiNh d
wear ago. will be sent to the chair IN
Sing Sing prison tomorrow morning.
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BISMARCK'S CONDITION.
A Dispatch to the ssStandard" says the
Old Man LIS Well Again.

London, Jan. 10.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says Prince Bis
marck is comparatively we'll again. An
swerng the inquiry of an Italian friend.
he wrote. Il am suffering from pains
in my joints, but otherwise am well.