xv tji , v -7 27and23, “Hcloxkfyl upon men, ;u \ .1/ i , I 1,u.v0 .-.inued and p jfvurtud <-{ i « a j .5 right, and it proLiud in'; no Uuu"." Ihi lUithjin was Rcu.-dui’a " To Ti.-e, Groat Lord. 15

TIED UP IN A SACK.
A V/oman's Dead Body Found under Circum stances which Show Foul Play. B'j Telegraph. — /Vr-.i A.eeociation. Dt'.N-MB, July 7. In February la/,t a woman named Matson, ■ID years of age, mysteriously disappeared at I’omahaka. Matson, her husband, was engaged in rabbiting, and the couplo had been separated for some time, the woman having taken out a maintenance order on tho advice of her friends. The woman pro ceeded to the place, and a few days later her clothes were found in a bundle in tho river, hut all search for tho body failed. Tho husband being questioned, said that on coming home from work he found his wife gone with all her things. 'J' ho body of the woman has now been found Uud up in a sack, which shows there has boon foul plav. As soon as the police get to the locality some r.irests will ho made.
CRICKET.
