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FRANKFURT, Ky? September zy—Iames Howard has been.
fianndgm‘ityofbeingapfinupflofrthe assasination of Governor
(Rachel. A verdict we: returned shortiy before to deflect this morn-
ing, and mailed. a death sentence. 6
> . Court ire-convened at 9 o'clock. A: 943th jury filed inn: the
room, bringing its verdict written on a siipofpaper. Howard new

ied a seat by his attorney. and the. clerk and Ike jury’s Mug.
li'ludefendzntdidnotdbphythe least ’ ‘ .

The verdict was a surprise. as it been rumored that the
fury was divided on the queuing: of gum minnocence. ‘

it has been learned, however. that the dificulty in reaching a '
vetdictwasmerthedegreeofpanishmem.medthe}ms M'-
oring' iiie imprisonment. whileothers stood out in: the death pen—
aity, and finally won their minus over.

Howard was remanded to jail. whet: he was foliowed by his
bosom friend.jahn G. White. The jury which flied the we was '-
dii'n‘ded pofiticafiy as inflows: Nine Democrats. one Repnbfican,
and two anti-God»! Democrats.

DAN BURY. Conn" September 26—11;: sixty-W annau!
meetingof the Fairficld County Baptist Asmialion opened in the
Second Baptist Church, in this city. this atoning, at “3:33 o‘clock,
with about mo delegates and visitors in attendance- Rev. Gauge -
Barker. In. of W, conducted the opening service, and Rev.
“1H. ubhérd.o§ South Koreans. preached the annual sermon.
Rev. (Beats-e “F. Nicholson. of Bri , . moderator,presided aver
the opening business Winn. Rev. Ve’. H. Hubbard. of South Nor—
waik. was ekcted moderator. and Rev. ’1’. G. W, of Stub
field. cietk and treasurer.

Wind Blew 120 Miles an Hour.

EDINBURG. September fimfiews has been received at
lkummore. Luce Bay. of a hurricane at ()fiord. (?} Iceland. Sep—
tember 20. The “:51!th is said. blew :30 mikes an bout. Neariy
a“ the fishing smacks were driven More. hohses were razed and
several pct-sens were kifled. There was great destruction :9 prop- .

Unable to Save; the Sight.

SEYMOUR. (31mm. September a’y—W’hile a party 0‘ boys were
piaying footbafl in the schoo! yard. yesterday afternoon. asfiek was
(bras: into the eye of Daniel Ham. aged n years. penetrating
Ed and pupil. An eye specialist‘was aimed, but was limb}: to save
the sight. The full extent of the injure is not yet known.

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