Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 56, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1876 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 187Ö.

CRIMES AND CIUMALS.

VARIOUS VIOLATIONS OP THE LAW, From a Wholesale Attempt at Bank Robbery to Petty Thieving and Murder. A HOSTILE MEETING ARISING FROH A SEW-PAFBB ATTACK AJ POLITICIAN A5D A REPOKCEH BXCHA5GE SHOTS.. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. NüW Orleans, Sent. T.To-day a difficulty occurred between Mr. II. L. Smith, reporter ol the New Orleans Times, and Mr. lu J. Souer, a prominent Republican of this stats. Souer had b?6n endeavoring to make political capital out ot a reported on' rage la the country, whereby be was driven from bis parish, and Mr. Smith expose J that It had been a conspiracy between themselves to excite Northern sympatby,with no foundation in last. Souer published a card Renouncing the statement as IaIsp, and himself and Smith m6t on Canal street at noon. Smith cowhlded Souer. when the latter drew a pistol and tired, and both were sent to the hospital badly and dargeroasly wounded. Smlih received three shots and Souer two. Associated Press Dlspatch.J JsEwOaLKAss, S-pr-. 7. Au encounter occurred about 1 o'clock, on the corner of St. Charles, and Canal B'.rtets, lei. ween Loni3 J. Soar, a prominent R-publican politician, and If. L. Smith, a Times reporter. Souer commenced the attack, firing three or lnoie shots at Smith, who returned the tire, mortally wounding Sioer. Smith received a shit in the hip. The affray grew oat ot a card which appe r6d lc a va rning paper, charging the Times with falsehood in pabliabiug an account o a political meeting in vrfcich Souer took prt. A BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB A MINNESOTA B INK WHICH END IX A WHOLES LK BUTCHERY PCkSCIT OF THE SURVIVOR.1?, St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7 A Northfleld, Minn., tpccial to the Banner says: -About 2 o'clock this afternoon eiht men, wall mounted, entered the town and proceeded to the batk. Three entered it, sprat g over the counter and rr iered the cashier, J. L. Haywood, with a knife at bis throat, to open the rault. At the am time, 11 p?rsoni in the bank, A. E Banker, cashiers assis tant, and Frauk wilci, clerk, wer orderet! to hold ud thir Lands. Mr. Haywood reluaed to obev orders and cpn the inouey yau't, his nck had ben slightly scratcoed with the koife. S ill Persia ing. the rocDers put tha muzzte of a pistol to his r'jht temple and tired. Haywood fell d' ad. They then turcfdto Mr. Bunker and ordered him ti open the Tault. He ,aH be did not know the combination. A t lie robbers made a demonstration towards bim be ran out the hack door. Tbpy fired 8t bim, shooting bim in the Shoulder. Mr. Wilcox wts tot interfered w:tb. While tnis was trans piling within, the people ol the city without were doitg rood work. Two of the robbers wpre killed ontrlght and one wounded. The wounded man rca taken away bv Msc üfdwrate3. Ooe ct their boraes wss killed and one captur ed. The citiz9ra bebaved lik old veter an3, as many of them ar. The robbers did cot get into the vault, nor did they find the cashier's drawer, except the sickel drawer, and a handful ol nickels iiön lr in it was thrown to tha &jot. Four of the met came to town before mid-day, and wailed on the north Bide ot the bridge tUl the other lour came into town from Djndns. Thymen were, all well mount d, and ARMED WITH NAVY REVOLVERS, with cartridges iu b l g around their bodies. Wnen the robbers crossed the bridge, entering town, tbey drew their revolver?, and putting the horspa into a full gallop, dabbed through the strebt, shouting to the people on the walks to get inside, and rnamnticg their shouts with most nendisi curses and imprecations. While three men were eKed in the bank, the others stood on the street threatening to shcH't any who interred and firing several harmless sht?. PUtols an! guus were qaickly secured by the ctizM: and youtiif man h auusl T-Vreeler trtm tne window ot . the opp osite building picked eft one of tie villains, shooting him" through the 1-eart. Another shot, thought to be from TN hstler, fmeciatily prostrated aaoihr, when the robbors mounted their hcrM sd beat a retreat A tnird robber was bit but escaped. A band of flity cbiztos was organlzd and. beaded by Wheeler, started in pursuit. At last accouLt the robbers were only 25 minutes ahend of their 'pursuers, and are ai trust sure to te overtaken. Ttere are all sorts ot r amors 68 to the robber, many blloving them to be om0 ot the rang heretofore operating in Missouri and Kausas. A,DEFAULTINQ JEWELER. -CAPTURED IN ST. LOUIS HE 19 HKW FOR TX IMITATION. M-r Tittto Qrrtt. 1 fl W XfnTfr.n A Y-rrrr-. inent jeweler of Montreal, who absconded from that city som two months ago, after making ' way with his large stock of good was arrested here today, together with his wt'e And motbf r, a Mrs. Dennis, and Alex. MfLaish and his wife. Mellon bts been ben& since Suidy lat, and registered ar the Planters, House with an assumed name. McLaish acd all the women were released ater examlnw-ion, nothing being found against them, but Mellon will be beld until a Montreal ffiwr comes tor bim with tbe neowary papers to secure bim, when be wili b taken home. He bad about 11,000 ii curreney and a bar or gold weighing 500 penny wetbts, when arrested. A FIRST-CLASS OUJRAGE, ENDI3G IN A STAEEr FIGHT INC H ARLESTON INTKN3K 1 XClTkMI.1T. Charltston, S. C, Sept. 7-A , serions riot occurred late last clglt : between colored .'Republicans on oie side and colored Democrats and whls men on the otber. Pistols were frey -used on botbsidrs. The rioters held ling street, the main thoroughfare, from mduigbt until sunrise, brisking wfodog, robbing störe, and attack! r g and benlng indiscriminately every white ' jqd wno bowed hla lace. A lar cumber of periocs were Injured, d several

of those shot are in a critical condition. I Intense exclttrmct prevails. Riotouipro- '.

ceedings of tbe rce - field ttriscra on the Combar.ee have been renewed, and the situation is regarded as setlous. The trouble was caused by a gang of colored rowdies calling themselves Republicans attempting to abuse colored men who afSliste w tb tb Democrats. The police finally succeeded in dispersing tbe rioters. Tbe whites bave been arming and by noon it was impossible to purcasRS a revolver in tbe city, tbe stock being completely exhausted. The colored Democrat held a meeting to-night, guarded by 1 000 armed whites, and co attempt at disturbance was i made. At this hour. 11:30, Here has been no serions colli ion. though armed crowds of blacks and whites are gathered at various points, and continue la a very excited condition. Buckner, one of the whites woanded last night, died this evening. ; ": ELECTION SCRIMMAGE IN NEW TORK-WOBK FOR DOX CAMERON. Kingston, N. Y., Sept. 7. The Republ can Campaifn Club of this city went to Stony Hollow yesterday to raise a pole. After the pole was raised tbe opposition pulled it down, which was the signal for a general scrimraege. Stones were thrown and pistols nr"d, and it is reported that several men Wrre shot, one of whom Is dead . Several member of the Republican Club from this ciy received severe wounds from stones and one a pistol sue: on me side of bis bead. THE MANLY ART. How Allen and Gosa Pounded Each Other in Kentucky. DETAILS OF THE.FIG3T. O'S WINS BY A FOUL IN TBE Z1ST KOUrvD BtDLY POMSHk-D THOüOft INTEBRCPrED OSCE BY THE TROOPS. CtNCTNNATi, Sept. 7. The point chosen lor the ght between Allen.and Go? s is at Cloverfield, nfar Walton, Ky.,on the Lou isville Short Line railroad, 18 miles from Cincinnati. Tbe crowd numbers some five hundred in attendance. Gcss and Allen took their places in tbe ring at 7 o'clock. The fitcht beao at 7:35. .G ass first steps to the middle of tbe ring. First rr und Both men epr continuous ly, Go! Jailing Ito Allen's corner. The sparring is rather tiresome for the crowd. Firjt blood for Alleo, aad a clinch and a fall for G 188 on top. Time 7 m nutts. Sec Dd round Allan strikes Os on the Hps and slightly staggers bim. Go. has given Alien s:me heavy body blows. Gois's mouth is bleeding. A fall lor Al ien. Third round C!oie fighting, Allen winn'u p. At this p int the militia appeared, bnt the tight still g e on. Fourth roud Kxcfca-'ge were fsst and heavy. Allen, by a terrible blow on G.8'4 n;ck, knocked bim clown. Time, 3 Djinu:rs. Filth rouud Af'er considerable eparriDg, Alleo struck out and iell sbott on Gosh's face. In re:.rn he received a blow in tba stomact. This did not appear to worry Allen, ana he rsturaea heavily on GitAx'a bodir. J a foil nr.a on hia damauel eye. Cions retalitMl. and alter sbarp balf arm fighting Gosa went down to avoid bunl-bment. Sixth round Both men came promptly t tha ecra-CT, Allen ledio oil, gattiui ii on Gosh's lce. lie repealed tnis, gsitirg in another blow ou Goss'.s dama'd ribt eye. A. lea finally tibts Ooas down. INTERRUPT ED BY 1HS MILITARf. Seventh rounJ Wben time called the Covington, L'ght Gmrda appearedt and the fliht ceased. Captain Frank Wood, with tbe Coving ton light guards, reached a j int north of Waiton at 7 o'e'eck, hivlr been carried r au tha fUhting grounds b; tha coadncu r. CaDtain Wood stopped ts train 3 amea pat the polüt and the -militia narched bsrk, arriving at 8 o'cloct. W.O Libbtn, aid to toe governor, sent tor .pa. U !Una and dvi-d that ttw fi1 immediately cease. Ho. land state tnat he wa' a law abiding man, ypooted to bloodshed, and ace"11 K'y stopped tbe Cght after feven r0,,j9üad bteu fougr.t. Holland declares wiil make tie men fight oat tbe fi' betorj they reach Cincinnati to-nle't- Nei her of the men are much puolsd. Afur boipg dispersed by the mil1a eecobd ring was formed a sbort diij106 below Witon, in BoiiC cou:tv 8tjt,riur Wi8 rr sent but ÜapV sufficient ps?e to iottrfdre. THE F1QHT RENEW! O, E:ghth round Gosb threw Allen, though the former wts severely punishel. Ninth round Gos feresd th8 fibting, and A'len finished tfce rod for bimsali with a heavy tl on Goss's We. Ten-h routed Heavy blows exchange. G-s forced on the rot;ea. Tbs figbur were parted by the secJDds. Eleventh rmnd G 8 led the fighting. T-e heaviest fighting wa in this rocjid. Twelfth rouud Both of Ooss's eys are badly swoIIhu. Allaa knocks Gass dewn. Thirteenth round A trnfia blow on G es's mouth. Gossan h'S kues, Fjurteenth round G ss threw Alien a clincher; foul claimed, but not allowed. Fifteenth round Heavy close fightirg; both badly punished. ' Sixteenth round la chasing Allen about tbe ring Gosa slipped and fell. Seventeenth round Gcsi knocked over ropes. . i Eighteenth round Goes plants a stinger on Allen's body. ji se nrfbila. A Ioul claimed by Gos. but not allowed. VI AtnAitih tnnni fl.aa a mi m Nineteenth round Goes slips and falls. Close fighdng. Twentieth round Both fall. Twenty first round In close fighting Gcss (Iis and is struck by Allen woil ou bis kcees. A foul is claimed aLd allowed, and the fiht is decided in favor ot Oos at 11:50 A. M. Allen howi little or no irjary bKiq1; the face. Gss is terribly beaten and almott blind. Time ot fight, 1 hour aud 52 mlnnte-t. Two trains from tbn fiifht to-dy, which arrived at Newport at 2:40, were stopped by tee authorities aDd Tom Allen arrtsced. .... ' EGYPTIANS IN ABYSINNIA. TH&T MEET WITH A CTJHING DEFEAT J REINFORCEMENTS AND KhVkNQE. New York, Sept. 7. A Paris correspondent telegraphs that fresh disaster has befallen inn .Egyptian srms In Abyl unla. Fifteen hundrl Egyptian troops, with their. commander, Rabebe, Paslansve oen mast-acred. Tbe Abysiuians atterwa'd proceeded to Massocroa which thev ser d. Triea-rlpon and government offic-ra scaped oa bord somn Hps which happened to ce in port ard arrived saiely iu Suez. Toe Evp'.lan government is contemplating revenge and sendine treeh tro p to tbe scene ot action. The civalrv and artillery were also being

FOREIGN.

THE PItOSPEcrs OF PEACE. DITTUBBtSO RUMORS FROM BERLIN RUSSIA THOUGHT TJ FAVOR PEACE THE FEELI5Q IN ESOLAND. London, S.-ptembr 7. There were a number of d!s urbing rumors from Berlin ye-sterday, but ttjey were not confirmed from any otber source, and it is believed they had a stock jobbing origin. Tbe opinion reported from Bariln to the S'andard trat the outbreak of a Russian Turkish war was noavoiuablr, is not entertained at other capitals. Oq the contrary, there Bseon t be a growl"g oonnlence trat tbe general peace of Europe will be maintained, however diffi cult may be tbe sftilement ot details between the Turks aud Ioaurgnnts. Tbe porte'.-prefuttal to grant an armistice is also unconfirmed, but it is thought not ualikely. and it is belie vtd tbe result of such refusal would be an immediate resort to the formulation of terms ot penes betweeD Serviaand Montenegro and Turkey, leaving tbe question of tbe lnurent provinces for surxtquent settlement. Tbe Times Vienna correspondent discussing the negotUtiOLS be tween the powers says, wi n those wro bave been and still are for an armistice, tbe Idea of a con erence for tbe regulati n of all pending question is gaining ground naorana more, loe idea wasnrt etaitea by Franco and seems to find eut p rt with Italy and Russia, tbe latter, however, not wlaning to take tbe icitiauve'in the mat ter. These who are for TAKING IN HAND THE PEACE PRELIMINA RIES simultaneously with an armistice, do not encourage the idea ol a conference which is likely to delay inatead of expediting a settlement. Oa account of tbe difficulty of making a programme for such a conference the fixing cf teat programme would, tbey think, take more time than au agree ment on ttie eentral principles or pacification, the details ot which oould be easily settled by ambas?adr 1:. Cocs'autinople. in concert with tbe porte. In tbe face ot tbe many difficulties which paoification may y--t present, a reassuriog thing is the unaoimouE wian ot all the powers Ur pace, and therefore the sincere desire to avoid anything which might lead to complication?. As a sign of this, a cmmunlcation made by Prince Gjrtscbakrff at Warsaw is making tbe round ot diploma ic circle?. It was made in a way which would show it was meant to become known, and la reported as ioiiow: Russia wants as yet ret lor a umber ol year, and then, besides, the enip rur I- decided to bave peace. S am I, and there Is every ground to fcupp ise that the otber powers are iqually att.iroua to bave i' at least to judgt hy their aipairancee. We may reeltoa oa tbeir hearty co-jperation witb us in this direction. CHINA AND JAPAN. LATEST NEW BY hTEAMER TO SAN FRANC1SCO M4S9ACRS OK CHRISTIANS IKOUBLKS WITH ENGLAND. San Francisco, Sept. 7; Hoxa Koso, Aug 15; Shanghai, Aug. 15. Tne report 01 tbe masaacie in Mnfekoopfio iHj confirmad. The R man Uatholio Church was destroyed, tbe officiating priese tortured and killed, bis assistant torn to piece', the dead bodies taken irom their graves aud defiled, and hundreds of tba congreHiioa Blau. Tbe Freuch minister is takiug sc.ive supa to teure the puuisbmeut of tue guilt v parties, amosg wnom are numerous t llij a:s rl rank. Several otber asiaulta aud murders 01 Chns'.lat.s have lohowed. Forty buildir gs were- destroyed. Tne damxH to property is estimated st füü.OOO Tee ditHcu ty with England continue unssitled. i he authority recently granted by the Peking government viceroy Saen nt Nankiug provts insufficient, aud the ß i'bü ministor having siguifiml uis ilissauiiaction, tbe vceroy,- LA Hung Cang appyiut'd to c ner with this laer official p ttpones visiticg Chiiu, the plaw of meeting, and it is. reported that be is detained in Tietain by fear ot violence !rom bis own subordinates, wno bi tjrly oppose submission to Bntisu duiauJ8. Tao situation appears more critical duly. The l'ifcer torts are strongly rtin'orcd, aad the Pel o rlv r obs ructod. te uniDtise govertiruent is trativ embarrasbed by renewed revo.ts ai.dlutrigu. s A sc-crbt Bücieüea aud by y tha waut oi iu-.u y, native oi.ktra rs.uaiog to make further advance, "Yokoham, Aug. 2. By order of tfce government moBt cf the restriction upon t.avel tu the aucient capital, Kioto and viciu ty, will be removed September 1. Tne export duty on Japacese p. pur la abolis:eJ. A fire occurred in Takasima cul mine, near Natessaki. Loss already estimated at fGO.OOO. t he tamjus temples ot IvHruikur. near Yokohama, in d-cjy lor many yean, ard to b restored Dy tbe g iveruHient. rhe BuJdtjat missiun ha bailed front Yeddo tor theL'o Choo Iiauds. E Poxbio Harth, legal adviser of the Japanese foreign cffie during tho pat six yarf, returi s to Ameca by the City of Pekiutf. He rec ived oistuQ.SQe(j mirks of atientlOQ on taking bis letvp A prolorgd drought causes great injbrVto rice and other crops. v AFFAIRS IN THE EAST. RUMORS OF ANOTHKR BlTTLB THE MOSfv TRNEGvINS OctKAII.vG A DIVERSION. London, Srp . 7. The Times corresponuent at Balgrade telegraphs tbe following; N thing is certainly known about what is passing in the neighborhood of Aitxira'z, but there is a strong conviction here tnat another battle wis fought Monday. Sorxe Russians who have just arrived from it e front doubt thK They represent the S rvlan army as reduceu tu a mere m b. Some of tbe R'icslao surgaooa are returning home. The correspondent of toe News says, rumors of lb Servians' dt moralizttton and disintegration ot tbe Sarvian Morava army are circulating In consequence of hints dropptd by Ruvlans returning from tne trout. The rffl:ials here are dumb con crolng tha situation around Alexioata. Tne SStandord's crpondent aiys sevei Rjsäian m dicalcffioers who have arrived from Alexina z confirm the wont accounts or Friday's disaster. Tbey say tbe Servians do not bold . any position at Alexioa z and confirm the it port of a Turkish advance on Belgrade, ly ay o Kau'eoa'z, on tbe aoutbeattof Monteaegro. Tne Turks cannonaded te whole Udo from Padgoritz to Speiss pn rnesday, creating the impres-iioa tb a bade waj progressli g there. Tils proves to have been a feint, -mtb me ob I -Kit ol diverting tb attention ot tbe Montenegrins from Medin, which p ace fhey are investing, the Ttrk desiring torevctual It. They bve i ot ucceeded yet. and tbey must drive the Montenegrins from tbe cllffj, 1,800 feet bii on

either side of tbe gap fa which Medun lies belore they can revlctn! The result of the fighting in the Trortb i MH un" known. NOTES ABROAD Bullion gone into the Bank at. England on balance 310,000. A dispatch from Semlin to Lonn'on announces that the Turks have occupied AUxina'z. The Montenegrins fiercely attacked Monktar Pasha yesterday, with what re

sult is not yet mde known. The L Liberta aays: Tbe Italian minister of war, foreseeing fresh cDmpllca'loDS in tbe Es', intends to recall the officers and men oa furlough. A new tunnel for ite underground railway in process of construction in B'sbopgate street London, cved in yesterday. Four or five workmen were exhumed and taken to hospital. The Servian minister of war has not ye heard a wcrd from Gen. TchernayefT fur two days. The Turk9 are reported matching on Kragumavaiz, where there are important government works. Tbey are also Detween Alexina'z and Deligrsd. Bith sides clAim a vict ry in the engagement between the Turks and the army ol Y .vor. HAYES' DEFENSE. HE PLEADS POVERTY IN ANSWER ' TO THE CHARGE. A BEGGARLY ARRAY CF BELONGINGS FOR A M1LLIONAIKB MOTHING ABOUT TUS FAMILY RAM. Toledo. O , Spt, 7. The Commercial, to-morrow, will contain a special telegram from Fremont, 0., giving ca'ds it Gen. R P. Buckland, supported by affidavits', da nying, In to to, the allegation that Gov. Hves bad deirauded in tax returns in 174, 1875, and 1876. Tbe card fiisc recites thw charges as published in tbe Cincinnati Enquirer, and then says Birchard in 1873 ret i rned nine thocsmd dollars in money, no. personal property exclusive of credim as stated iu tbe dispatch, and $9S2 in other property. In 1872 Birchard r. turned 'en thoustnd dollars In money and no credits, and his banker states be knew be had no such an amaun', therefore U ay es did not receive what was alleged. As to wa cues tbe returus as published are correct. Gov. Hayej cever had a three hundred dollar watch, according to tr.e statement of himself and otber mmb9n of his family. He fcai three watene te worth $100, and two others, valuable only a Keepaakea, and worth not to exceed f70. 1 h r turLS for ;74 ought to have oep, and prjbably was, for three watches. I he piALO deaier declares 11-tyes never owned a piano un'.il May, 1876, when be purchased one at a cot ot ti0G. Concerning horses and carriages, tb t-t.trment made supported by tnn tffidavit of th9 carriage mu who sold Hyt.n one of tr em, is that Hayes in 1S74 owned a timber wagon and boggy worth net to e xceed fTO; that iu lS75ie owacd a cutter and ont-aorije wagon sd iitloi ftl, tb whole ne t worth more thau f 170. In Al.iy, 1875, be pmrhased aa OLD PHAET0X, CAT $50, and also a new carriage a, a cobt of $475, which i Aii, 1370 was not worth. mura than $300, 1h9 affilavit of th) assessor who lifted th property in 1875 declares that Hates's hores were tbr- in onm ber, one 27 years old, one 20, and tbe other a pony. The Vilne or tbe 3 uuuer tne rule agroed upon by the asset-s r was not over $175, yet Hayes fixed tfce value himself at t&K) As to household good?, in 1873 Bircr-ard returned ?6uO, In 1)S74 Hbjs returred ?1,000, in 1875 ?5 (00 in 1876 SJ.oöO. The increase in 1S75 was owing 10 improve ments on gn und and sd J;ti .ns to tho I b.-ary. Mr. A. H. Miller, cashier ot the First National bank, Fremont, Uaye county extcutor, states under oath tiiat only the - pr- p-rty left by Birchard at tii tie. t-ae subject to texuicn, was f 1,154 32 moLey la ba-.k, from f 10,000 to 15.U0O in i-rtuiiB, con rac f, . i o -, tto. it a c.trf r personalty wh en lo 1873 wa. ltsied at f982 and bank ftoi k, taxe on whfch w-r regularly paid hy the bank. I-i 1872 Brcuard listed crli s at ?10 COO aLa in 1S73 at 9,000. Tbe Uum Whs entered lncrrectly s m'lncy. Hyes became the owner or tbe property st tue death ot his nncle, and all legacies became personal debts. - He slates tnat at no timet M"c f"Curd 8 data Ds Haym '""""Y11. lu ,rw money than was owing to MTO All tr.ft mutftiixl tr a ar onnr.n tod 1 1 y affidavits CEN TEXNlAL, MATTERS. A CONGRKSS OF INVENTORS RBGA1TA PRIOKN MEETING OF THK CENTENNIAL 0 iMMIS-ION. Philadelphia, S ptembsr 7. A Congress of Inventors connected with tbe Ual'ed States Patent Association was inaugurated at the hall of the Franklin In stitute on Seventh street aove Chestnut The ctject of ibe meeting is the improvecunnt oi tne patent sy em and the formation of aa international Rfsiclition having reference to greater unilorimty among tbe systems of tie world. There were about twenty five gentlemen present, including the Hon. J. M Thafcoer, exU iited States patent cammfssioner, Prof. Hedrick, of tbe TJoHed States patent i.flic W. C. DikJko, of Washington and John 8. Perry, of Albany, New York, president of the ussociation. Oa Satnrjay ' next the prize rowed for In tie professional races en the Schuylkill course will be awarded as follow: To the Thames four, f 2 50; t j tbe Fisherman's crew of Halifax, Jl.OoO: o the Faulkner Regan pair ot Boston. $S00; to the Green Themas pair cf E -gland, f5wv to T Hanion o Toront, t00; to A. Braylev of St. Jonbs, N. B , ?400. Io pursuance of adjournment, tbe limited States Centennll .Commisson 8semied in tbe rear apartment ot the udge,' bU at half-pssi 10 o'clock this morning. Pi fciderjt Hawley in the chair The calling of roij bowed that 24 a ates and terriioru. .ra rnrmanii..i just a quorum and no m The business ot tbe session was opened D reading the report of the exwitive commvee. This document was quite v dufilt.oas, detailing a' I the questions discussed by the committee and act performed by them - since the former mea'i,g f t e mnlBlrTj. A THEORY LORNE OUT BI FACTd, The theory that lack oi vlirnr is the underlying cause of dli-eae la reoelving daily conOr ti ation ot the most positive kind In tbe cure of dyspepsia, liver dlaurdera, and kld-ev, bladder ad uterine o-m plaints b HoatetterV Bt mach Hltwrs, ths ruliaz remtdv for maladies at tnbu able io earners. This sapeb I uiol never emploed without the most ben flclai effeals. Tb liver, tbe bawels, thorKausot urination, and Indeed the entheystem, scqair a both vigor ana regaarit thron ?h iu action, wince it gives a hraUh u' mpe'as to very falling fauonon. It la an iuO'imparab e vpecifl for chills and fe er anc other ouatad lea oi atnai rial type, preven t tnelr stuck. Is a tellan e means of counte -'tingibeeff ct-of undoenpo ureor tatlgn-, and Bootbea as well as strengthens, thenervou orKanbm. . . ,

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