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The trial of Maxwell, tho alleged murderer
of Prellor, at St. Louis, has taken
another turn and there now Beoras but
little doubt Hint he will hang for tho
infamous crime. Tho prosecution had a
professional detective sont to jail on a
tramped up charge, and this dotectivo
has testified to a confession of tho crime
which was confided to him by Maxwoll.
If guilty, Maxwoll deserves the severest
penalty of tho law.
Sales of Land.
The following real estato transfers have
been recorded in tho Cpunty Clerk's office
since our last report:
Chart os A. Marshall and wife to Fnnnlo M.
Marshall, lot No. 172 la Fifth Ward ; consideration,
lovo nnd affection.
M. U. Hutching, executor of Martha A.
Dlmmltt. to A. It. Ulascock, lota No. i, 13, 14
and 15 In Woodvlile: consideration, J600.
Mary l'ralher and husband to 13. F.
grantors' Interest in about sixty-six
acres of land on North Fork; sonslderatlon,
JW.
Wm. G. Bradbury's administrator. Ac bv
commissioner, to Jamos T. llrndbury, one
hundred and olguty.lour acres, three roods
aim nuoen poies or ianu near xainorva: consideration,
83,015.33.
lot on southeast corner of Second and Wall
streets ; conHltloratlou, $3,000.
Q. B.Anderson, oxecntorof Ellzabcatn
to M. 1). Anderson, lots No. 101, 162,
183, 161 and 165 In Dovor; consideration, 9760.47,
M. O. Hntchlns and wife to F. II. Traxel,
house and lot on south side of fhlster avenue;
consideration, 8100.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Top! of the Times Glrea la Tersa and
Spicy Manner.
Mormons were sentenced to
duo and imprisonment at Blackfoot, Idaho.
Tho Pittsburg street car mon havo gained
tholr point by arbitration for twelve hours'
work.
The Methodist ministers of Cincinnati protest
against tho laying of street pavements on
Sunday.
