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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-12-01
GIRLS FIGHT A BRIDEGROOM.
lie Had Tilted One of Them and
Received n severe betting ut
Her Hands.

One suit of clothes is generally
ding day. George Dascam, a boss car
ronter of Orange. y. j., needed two,
that in which he had arrayed himself
Tor the ceremony having been ruined by
an irate young woman whom he had
thrown over for his intended. The girl
in question is Miss Rose Werner. whom
Ddscam had courted while she was
cas- hicr in a restaurant. About six
weeks ago she went to Jacksonville to
act as nurse in the hospital of the
Seventh army corps. the understanding
between her and Dascam being that on
her return they should be married. She
came back to Orange day or two ago
and was astonished to learn that on
the next evening Dascam was 10 wed
rnother. She at once sought out a
trusty girl friend and the two lay I'm
wait for the faithless carpenter. Das-
cam drove up to the residence of his
intended, and as soon as he stepped
from the carriage the girls set upon
him. In less than minute his hat was
= sight, his coat was torn TO ribbons
and his ribs were sore from the blows
rained upon him by Miss Werner, who
vigorously welded n stout belt with a
heavy buckle. Dascam finally made his
escape into the carriage, the driver Of
which dashed away with the bride
groom. In an hour he had returned,
having meantime managed to obtain n
suit of clothes which fitted. He once
more entered the carriage and was
driven to the brides home, where the
wedding ceremony proceeded.
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&SivERsITY in Cairo Is said 10
.elQ students, more tsan at
universities 10 the
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STATIONS FIGHT.
The thoroughbred Saddle Horse Rcd SPUR
rel kII's brilliant, both Owned by
W. a. Owsley. b.

toIINTIA, Ky. Nov. IS. W. +. ows
ley. r.. of BurScsvillr. who was tn,
owner of the two thoroughbred saddl,
stations. Red Squirrel and brilliant
has met with serious loss. Red Squir
rel killing brilliant. The door Of tn,
stable in which Red Squirrel wa,
kept MAS. Icy accident. left un
fastened. and during the night IA,
got out, went To Erilliant's door. and
with his teeth unfastencd IL. A DIES
pirate fight cnsucd. resulting in tn,
death of brilliant. Rcd Squirrel choll
ing him L. death. Mr.. owslcy is wei
known ovcr the state a. dealer in
fancy horses. lie paid s2.5oO for Red
Squirrel in Faycttc county. and 81, aoC
for brilliant.
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TOLEDO, o., Nov. as.-Joe Pouliot,
of Detroit, Monday began work on
Toledo's boat which will race at Chica-
go for the Canadian cup. The boat is
to be the property of a syndicate.
Capt. Higginson, of the Harvard
university crew, announces officially
that the Australian oarsman, O'Dea,
late coach of the university of Wiscon-
sin crew, had been engaged to teach
rowing at Harvard, and will begin his
work December 1.
The Madrid correspondent of the
london Daily Mail says: The Ameri-
ems have demanded Young island, in
the Caroline group, as coaling and
cable station. The remains of Chris
.opher Columbus on Their arrival viii
be deposited in special monument at
Sevilla.
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THE WISCONSIN.
Huge War Vessel Launched at Union
Iron Works. San Francisco.
Miss d zlbeth Stephenson, Daughter of
Heterogeneous Irphenson, of Marin
ettr, Wis. the sprus escrip-
I'ol Of the War ship.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Thc big
battle ship Wisconsin was successful
ly launccd from the ship yard of the
Union iron works Saturday in the
presence of many thousand of spccta-
tors
Miss Elizabeth Stephenson. daughter
of cN-tongreNSman Stephenson. of Mar
incttc. Wis. chriStcncd the hug" levi
athian rs she started from the ways.
dashing over her bows bottle of
champagne and calling out. in perfect
ly distinct tones:
Il christrn thee Wisconsin"
A. soon a. the great mass of steel
was seen to move the thousands who
thrnngcd the yards and ncighhnring
points of vantage burst into enthusiast
tic cheering. while bells. whistles and
steam sirens throughout the city clam
nrcd and shrek in concert.
Following is a description of the YES
sci:
Length. on load water line BIS feet beam cx-
IRENE. - feet % inches. draft ON normal dis
placement of II. -; tons. p feet inches: max
imum displacement all ammunition and store,
on board .l2.39' tons maximum indicated horse
power tcNtimatcdD. lUWN, probable speed. Is
| X, Of Normal coal upply, sU tons: coal up
ply loose II rage. l.2ul tons: full krr ca
pacity. 40 10 I,Juo tons. Complcma of Of
hccr-. O.. ~camcn. marines. etc. ~
The main battery viii consist "f fou l'-inch
I hrp,ch loading rifles IN Hirhhuru . A. nee
turrct>, oval Ia shape, aad placed In a center
line of the vessel. and q 6-iuch rapid Ire suns
The secondary battery will consist 81 III H.
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NEW MAYOR FOR SANTIAGO.


SANTIAGO. Nov. !i.-Gcn. Wood, at
his own request. Friday relieved Maj.
McIcary of his may"ralty duties. lie
returns to his military post.
In the opinion of Gen. Wood it is
preferable tn appoint to the mayoralty
a civilian acceptable To the Cubans,
and he has appointed as Maj. Me
Lcarv's successor senior liacarli. an old
resident. lie il anxious to give the
mayor as much authority as is com
patiblc with military jurisdiction.
The new mayor will conform to Gen.
Woods ideas, which are to give the
Cuban> every opportunity t" show
themselves capable of Nclf-gnvcrnmcnt.
The first official act of Mayor Bicardi
was to discharge the entire clerical
force in the mayors office and employ
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STATE ODDS AND ENDS.
Observation-Disclosures sssssssssasssssssssssa
WILL CATO HANGED.
henincSy Murderer Who Slrw a Shaniy-
Boat Resident with AN Al Pays
the Penalty for HIS Or me.

-, EDDYvTII.T. Ky. Nov. 81. will Cato
was hanged here shortly after noon
Friday for the murdcrof an old >hanty-
boat resident gmCd AslIcv. ON SEPT en-
Ter 10, 1885,. . .~w. who was an old
man, had emplo.y Il cato and John lIul-
ley To do some work for him on the
shanty-boat, and they conceived plan
20 kill him and rob him. The Old man
had a small stock of good. which he
dealt in with farmers. and had la.l 10y
few dollars
Two men entered the room while
Askew Was sleeping. Drained him With
a double-biticd Az. and throw the body
into the river. The two murdcrrrs then
took possession of all the old mans
property, including the boat. This
caused suspicion. and they were arrest
al and the boat searched. When
brought 10 Jail the men confessed. and
were taken 10 Princeton for fear that
a mob would hang them. They got only
So. Ilolley was given a life sentence.
land Friday Cato paid for his share in
the crime
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WORST STORM SINCE 1888,
A v .o:cn; 81 zktrd rays Have Through
out rrnus,.Ntn:a-i Heavy
FIJI oi >ntw

TuIIArTrIHIA. Nov. 2S.-The biz
Zlrd which came out of the west
reached this city at | o'clock Satur lay
morning and ragged iuriuusly until
o'clock sunday morning. ncvpcctcd
as IT was violent, it wrought great
havoc not only here but throughout
the cAtirc state. In thuSr II
hours the snow fall reached a
a velocity of H. miles an hour. These
figures are unprecedented in the No
vcmbcr records of the local weather
bureau. and the officials there say that
the storm in general was the worst
since the memorable blizzard of lSSS.
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. HABITUAL CRIMINAL LAW.
its Constiiurionaiity Artacsrd by a suit
filcd in Frankfort by ". G. Hobbs,
/ Of Lexington.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov. 20. w. {.
Hobbs, Of Lexington. filed a suit in
the court of appeals attacking the
constitutionality Of the 'hahitual
criminal" law. The proceedings are
brought in favor of Thomas lien
dcrson. Fayette county convict. now
serving a life sentence on the ground
of three convictions Hobbs attacks
the law on the ground that it violates
the constitutional provision that
ne thcr life or liberty shall I've twice
put in jeopardy for the sane offensc.
Ths question has never been passed ou
by the Kentucky courts.
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They ELnnra tnL.,nrtnn.

RICHMOND, Ky. Nov. 25.-Aftcr tell
ing her uncle. Mayor Claude smith. Of
this city. that she WAS g"ins to C.ncin-
natl to visit friends Miss Tia lie Tudor.
daughter of ;. l.. Tudor. proprietor IF
the Shepherd hotel. Irvine. joined her
lover, Mr.. Sam Waugh. brother of cN-
County Clerk Vernon l.. Waugh, AT the
depot here and the two c,opyd and
were married in Lexington. Both are
prominent young society people OF lr-
vine. Estill county.
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PRAIRIE FIRES OKLAHOMA
Several Lives Lost, 500 Head of Cattle and
Hogs. and VI II ons of Tons of Hay
ID '>troycd by the Elams

PERRY. Ok. Nov. 2S.-Prairie fires
have played havoc in Oklahoma and
the Indian territory for the last few
days.
One farmer lost 1000 acres of fine
hay in the field. several hundred bales
of cotton and 500 head of cattle and
hogs. lie estimates his loss at SEQ. 900.
Millions of tons of hay in bale and bulk
have been burned in other sections,
and no less than 100 residences have
been destroyed.
Several lives have been lost in these
prairie fires. In the Kiowa Indian
reservation strip of land 50 by ~
miles was burned, causing great dam
age. These fires have been more de-
structive owing to the high winds.
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Killed nv "A Eoy.

PREsroSsBURs, n.y., Nov. a4.-Near
Goodloe, Ky, this county, nine miles
southwest of here, Burns Allen, a IA
year-old boy, stabbed Nelson Bradford
under the collar bone, killing him in,
stant'y. The true cause of the trouble
is not known. but it is stated tina,
young Allen was drinking some and
that he and Bradford were apparently
playing when Bradford playfully kick
ed at Alien when Allen drew a knit,
and Bradford ran. Allen ran after
him. cutting his coat from behind a:
he ran. The boy escaped.
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A BLIZZARD IN NEW YORK.
IL Caused Widrsprcad Destruction and
Death nv Is ley Breath-Many
Vessels Sank.

NEw YORK, Nov. 2S.-A storm began
mere with soft. Slecty snow on Satur-
lay noon, and increased rs the day
wore on, with heavier snowfall. The
Wind blew a gale at midnight.
There was slight abatement of the
wind sunday morning hut the snow
still fell and driftcd high and the tenn
pcrature dropped rapidly. At I0o,.lnclt
here was a breaking away in the west.
md finally the storm ceased altngct her
md the scvercst blizzard since the
memorable one of March. lSSS. came Ia
IN end. The wind blew AT the rate of
# the storm.
With the Frightening of the skies in
his city sunday morning came an in
'rcaSc in the velocity of the wind and
he loose dry snow was sent swirling
and cddying everywhere. Nearly a
foot of snow had fallen. hut in places
I had driftcd To- four and five feet.
The terrific blow of Saturday night
lid much damage Ia the small ship
Ding in New York harhor. 1t il re
ported Sunday night that several tug
boats belonging to the Kingston Tow
ing Co. together with a large number
If canalhuatS, were sunk up the river
10y the force of the gale. The shores
# the Hudson are Uttered with wreck
age.
There were a number of casualties
including several deaths from cx.
posture. John Martin was found in III,
park AT Tenth street and Avenue 4
and taken Ia bellevue hospital. Both
his legs and hands were badly frozen
lie had lain down on bench To die. ht
said. lie had had nothing To eat foI
several days.
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CURED STUDENTS OF HAZING.
Mayor of southern Town Took the
Law In Ills oNn Hands and gave
Thrn n Flogging.

Mayor W. c. Jcmison, of Tuscaloosa,
Ala. has taken it upon himself to breah
W hazing in the University Of Alabama
says the Atlanta Journal. And he has
started in this purpose in n most forci
bic and determined manner. lie visited
the university the other night and Sc
,ercly logged several of the students
who participated in the hazing of his
son, Allen Jcmison, who was recently
put through the university mill.
The mayors son was recently en-
tered in the university. The boy!
promptly proceeded to administer &c
Allen the dose that has been accorded
Ia the new cadets-a substantial buck
ing" Being embarrassed and dis
trcssed at the treatment, young Jemi
son left the institution. lie returned.
however, after lapse of IA week, and
was welcomed back with another
"bucking." The young man, it np.
pears, returned home and reported the
occurrence to his father. whereupon
of the institution, equipped himself
with Il horsewhip and went O the cadet
barracks after midnight, after the sen
tincl had been taken off and long after
the boys had retired. According to the
accounts he went straight TO the rooms
of the three cadets who had been mos
severe on his son and called them out
upon the stoop. They were in their
aight clothes, which were built of thin
material, and it is said the mayors
cruel whip stained the clinging gar
mcnts well with blood. The mayor is
credited with having executed the most
approved job of hazing that has been
known at the university in many day.
1t is reported that two or three of
those who were implicated in young
tensions hazing have been dismissed
from the university.
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l.Irutis Sutpr.sCsi.

DANvuIE. Ky. Nov. a5.-R. Graham
Price and Miss Mary Walker surprised
their friends Thursday morning by an
n"un"ing that they were married We'd
ncsday night al the home of DR. +. VI.
Green. Of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Price is n rising young lawyer.
His bride is a daughter of Robert W.
Walker and granddaughter of Cald-
well. the rotcd starter.
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Cubans who had served in the war. lie
will shortly issue manifesto To the eff
feet that he intends encourag-
ing the city's development and
giving employment as far as
conditions will permit to worthy
persons. lie will promise to look close
~ to the general interests of the COM
munity and win call upon all Cubans
To obey the law and thus to promote
the prosperity of the country and to
insure the happiness of its people.
Gen. Wood has high hopes of this
first attempt at civil government under
Cuban control.
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An unknown woman was found I'M
conscious in a SNOW drift at 18th street
and Avenue 4. She was removed to
the Presbyterian hospital, where her
condition was said to he serious. An
aged German, Frank Schneider. OF
Dutch Kills, Long Island city, was
found late Saturday night at 10th
street and Second avenue. lie was
lying on a snow bank almost uncon-
Scious and was transferred to the
Bellevue hospital. An unknown man
discovered in basement ou the
Bowery. was removed to Hudson
street hospital, died there from al
coholism and exposure. \ policeman
rescued Dennis Quinn, a letter carrier,
who bad fallen helpless in the snow
early Sunday morning, badly frozen.
In Jersey City the body of Rosanna
Cunningham was found on the side
walk in Van Worst street. Her skull
was fractured. The body was almost
covered with snow. 1t is believed she
received her injuries from a fall.
At : a. IN. a policeman found Charles
ScEopp unconscious in the snow in .Ier-
sey City. Before re could be carried
into house Schopp died. lie had
started for butcher shop where he
was employed. and his death is attri-
buted TO exposure and exhaustion from
his struggle through the binding
storm. George Beck and William Al
len were also found in Jersey City by
the police badly frozen. The former
had been drinking and was unconscious
and is likely to die.
Julius Hooseberg. homeless man,
who sought shelter in barn at sta
pleton, Staten Island was found frozen
Sunday morning and died shortly af-
forward
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France Storm-Swept.

PARIS. Nov. 2S.-During the last n
hours storms, increasing in severity,
have ragged throughout southern
France and northern Italy. Much
damage has been done at Marseilles,
Cannes, San Romo and Genoa. Along
the Riviera sea walls and sea fronts
have suffered especially.
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A ml''iouiirc coafCg. III the secret Of his
success IA two words bard work. lie said
he Put M the best pant Of his life IN gaining
doIars aud losing health, and now he was
putting in the other d. IN spending dollars
TO get back health. Nothing equals Hostel
tiers Stomach E:;tcTs Tor restoring health to
the overtircd body ard brain. II gets at the
starting point-the stomach-and overComes
nervousness, sleeplessness, dyspepsia and
indippStIon
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Eopef. AiaFrtPu.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 2a.-Miss Ivy
M.~roran and John l.. shannon. of
Morcland, Ky. elopcd to JeiTer>onville
Thursday and were married. Mr..
shannon went To Miss Moran'S home
Thursday morning ostcnsbly To eat
Thanksgiving dinner. lie had not
Zen there long. however. icforc he
and. the young lady had agreed 10
tlope. They left her home in his buggy,
saying they were going To take short
drive
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Great numbers of cattle dipped a

treat numbers of cattle dipped ac-
cording TO the new quarantine regula-
lions have died during the recent cold
spell in Oklahoma. Out of herd of
500 dipped last week 30 have died at
Guthrie in two days.
by the direction of the president,
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn. of the
war department, Wednesday issued an
order that sulphate and bisulphate of
qn'rmr and all tkaloids or salts of
Gin mona bark shall be admitted at all
rorts in the island of Porto RIco tree Of
du W
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ToNrKISsvIIi p, Ky, Nov. 2S.-An ex-
cccdingly rich field of kaobinc is re-
ported over in the edge of Allca coun-
iy. near the Monroe county line. joan
Shelby, prospec;or in the employ
mcnt of a Bowling Green and Chicago
company. made the valuable discovery.
Mr. Taylor. one e the leading mem
bers of the ia eft here with mining
tools and a rec of nSn TO make
further developml ats. Mr.. Taylor is
very enthusiastic over the discovery.
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Demolition of n Famous street.

King street, Westminster, says the
London Mail, is in process Of demoli-
ton. Here dwelt many notable per-
sonages. including Oliver Cromwell,
The earl of Dorset, Sir Thomas Kuyvett
principally famous for the capture Of
Guy Fawkes), Thomas Carew, poe and
courtier; the second Lord North and
many others equally familiar to the
students of English history.
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Negroes Special Thanksgiving.

New YORK. Nov. 26.-At the sugges-
ton of leading colored men through,
out the country. Thanksgiving day was
set apart as an appropriate day for the
offering of prayer for the protection of
the lives of Afro-Americans through
out the country. and for the dawning
of "A new era for the colored race.
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hs.uincttis al n az.

BENTON. n.y.. Nov. 26.-Some meas
mess is being felt here for fear that
spinal meningitis may become op,-
demic. as il did in 1891. That year the
peop,e became 80 alarmed over the dis
ease that the town was almos; Gepop-
kulated. Many deaths resulted in the
1sxn and surrounding country. Two
deaths haSs-gSsDltsd this week from
- but no new cases are reported.
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IartiUuake Sht cns,

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 70. 49, Many
points in south and southwest Nir-
ginia report having experienced an
earthquake shock about $50 o'clock
Friday afternoon. The disturbance
was felt from Nottoway county to the
Tennessee line. There was the usual
* rppOrtpl
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R..deinM ,nn.h,nr s.iI,

COLUMBIA. Ky, Nov. Is. - Deputy
United States Marshal John 4. Burton
and posse made raid in Adair. They
captured and destroyed a still about
two miles from Midtown. IL was in
operation, but the distillers made their
escape. There were besides the still
about loo gallons OF singlings, which
were destroyed.
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LANCASTER. Ky, Nov. aS.-The l.
miles of Richmond and Lancaster turn
pike. lying in Garrard county, was pur-
CHASED by the fiscal coure for IL per
share, ag.yrsgating $500. The gates
were thrown open Saturday night.
This lcayes only one tell road in the
..nlint,.
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Two Foot of Snow.

HARTFORD. Ct. Nov. 2S.-The storm
in this city is the heaviest known since
the blizzard of 1sSS. The snow is
about two feet on a level and is drifted
badly. John Ahern.. an electrician. was
killed on the Glastonbury trolley line
Sunday while working at clearing the
tracks
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Louisville, Ky, Nov. 2s.-Johr
Morris. carpenter. was fatally injur.
ell Sunday afternoon by falling from
the triumphal arch which is being
erected across jefferson street below
Fifth in honor of the return of the
legion.
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uh.o County R-Irrns Missing.

FIANKFoET, n.y., Nov. . Election
return, from ali q. ,uuatic- but Ohio
have been rccci -"j .nl ne state elcc-
for nczt We'd 7s.av canvass the re-
turns, rs the .5r delinquent county
will certainly report by that time.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case O: Catarrh that cannot be cured
BY Halls CatarTh Cure.
f. j. Cheney 4 Co, Props, Toledo q.
We, the undersigned. have known Y. j.
Cheney for the last Il years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business IransIc
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
led0, q.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. %.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price I.sc. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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WAsHINeroS, Nov. 26.--The follow
ing fourth-class postmasters were COM
miss;oned Friday: Dcrmott. Daviess
county, Phocion Harris; Wheatley,
Owen county, NJ. +. Devore; White
Plains, Hopkins county, John NJ. Hark-
ms
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Acquitted on charge of Embczz,emeu,

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Former State
Grain Inspector Dwight w. Andrews
and Former Chief Cashier Il. +. Jen-
kins, of the S. railroad and ware
house commission, were acquitted Fri
day of the charge II embezzlement of
STATE funds.
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OWEN EuRo. Ky. Nov. -. Collector
Franks has appointed the following
s.orcl,, rcr-EaugcrS from eligible list:
+. Il. IODINE, Logan county; 4. q. Felix,
Graysou: W. J. l.. Hughes, Crittcnden;
Charles Edwards. Webster; Bion Jolly.
Brcckinridgc; John W. Posteil, Chris
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WALPoLE, Mass, Nov. 2S.-The vault
of the Wrentham national bank at
Wrentham, was blown open by burg
lars early Saturday and rifled. About
81, 600 in cash and notes valued at S65,-
600 are missing.
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British Srizs Chusan.

LONDON, Nov. as.-According to a dis
patch from Shanghai to a news agency,
published here, the British admiral has
hoisted the Union Jack over Ting-Hai.
capital of the island of Chusan, and
several other islands in the Chusan
archipelago.