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MoRTGAGEE's SALE.

RY virtue of power contained in a mort.
- gage from Ignatius Gore and Mary B..
Gore, his wife, to VIM. II. Bans, dated the
18th day of May, 1873, and duly recorded
among the land records of Carroll county, in
liber j. b. b., No. I, folio 1882, &c, the sub
scrlber, as attorney for the mortgage, will
sell at Public Auction, on the premises,
On Wednesday, Jme Ltth, 1876,
at o'clock, p. m, all that Fine Farm, sit
uated in Freedom District Of Carol 4 county,
about 10 miles from Baltimore by the Liberty
Pike, and about mile from Eldersburg,
formerly owned by lgnatins Gore. The farm
contains
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WAGON FOR SALE.

TIME running gear of strong, new two
Il Horse Wagon will be sold low for the
cash. 1t is built of the very best material,
and by good mechanic. Any one wishing
q wagon will please call on the subscriber, one
fourth of mile north Of Smelsers mill on the
road leading from New Windsor to Union
town turnpike.
ap 29-tf JAS. W. LANTZ.
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NO. $40 EQUITY

NO. s46 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Joseph NJ. Gist, Trustee, VS.. States L. Gist,
lunatic.
ORDERED this 9th day of May, A. D.,
~ 1876, that the third account stated by
the Special Auditor and filed in this cause be
finally ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 10Th day of June, next. Provided a copy
Of this order be inserted for two successive
weeks before the last named day in some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk,
True copy,-Test:
jun 2t Frank I. SHAW, Clerk.
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MORTGAGES SALE
A VALUABLE FAR M,

y TN" 'IV y ON"NV1'I' OU' MID
by virtue of a power of sale contained in
- mortgage from Benjamin Brown and
Susan A. Brown, his wife, to Lewis Green /,
bearing date the first day Of April, in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy five, and re.
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records Of Carroll county, Maryland, in Liber
f. /. ). No. 8, folio 469, the undersigned
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, The I0h day Of June, 1876,
all those tracts, parts or parcels of land lying
and situate in Carroll county aforesaid, known
and called New Found Bottom Enlarged"
''Stevens Defence" "'rhe Wee Bit Enlarg.
ed, "Rockland, Foxes Thicket," "Buck.
wheat Patch, or whatever name or names
the same may be known. This property con.
tains
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A CHEAP FARM

or ABOUT $40 ACRES, for sale, ON tide
~ water For particulars address
MRS. NARY ]. NEALE,
Leonardtown, St. Maryis Co., Nd.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits.
sioners Of Carroll county, thirty days from
the date hereof, to relocate the Public Coun-
y road, No. 80, known as the "Stone Road, Z
leading from the asd mile stone, on the road
known as the Gettysburg Turnpike Road, y
from Joslma Frowntelier's house, past Weist' s
mill, TO the York Road, at Conrad Shue's,
JOSEPH REESE,
may last and others,
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Notice to Creditors.

TINE undersigned having settled in the
= Orphans Court an account Of the perso-
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MARY gPALDING

late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated TO the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of December next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
May, 1876.
EDWARD SPALDINC,
may 20-4t Administrator
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2OS ACRES.

POS ACRES,
more or less, of which about 60 Acres are in
Meadow Land, and with two constant running
streams of good water. This farm is well
adapted to grazing purposes. The Improve.
ments consist of a good Dwelling House.
containing 10 rooms, and fine
AIA-N Barn and Stable, with Orchard
Mt of choice fruit. This land lies
in high, healthy neighbor.
hood, with good society and schools and
churches near.
Terms Of Sale.-Half Cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest from date of sale.
For particulars apply to
NJ. BANN0N,
Attorney for Mortgage, 81 st Paul ST., or
WILLIAM H. BANS, Mortgagee,
293 Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
juno BITS
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
REAL ESTATE
Situate IL Carroll Coaatu. Ma.

REAL ESTATE
Situate IL Carroll County, Nd.
TfllE undersigned, mortgage, by virtue OF
n power Of sale contained in mortgage
made 10 him by Henry Hammett and Eliza
Y. Hamnett his wife, dated the 30th day of
January, A. d. 1876, aud recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll
county, in Liber L. 7. s. No. &, folio 361 &C.,
VIII offer at Public Sale, TO the highest bid.
der, on the premises, the Real Estate men.
TONED IN said mortgage, (which is subject to
the yearly rent Of two hundred and forty dol
lars,) on
Monday, The LsM day Of J,nle, A. d. 1870,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. Said Real Estate Is
situate in Freedom District, Carroll county,
Maryland, about half mile northeast from
the North Branch Post Office of Baltimore
county, adjoining lands Of Edward Ireland,
John Fife and Joshua Shipley, and contains
1876 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, of which about 80 Acres are
covered with thriving Timber, and the residue
Is cleared land in good state Of cultivation
and enclosed with ordinary good fences.
The improvements on this property consist
e nwa 2 large 1.-TWO two story Stone A6aA-a
Tenant House, Ice House. M ri
Work Shop, Saw Mill, and A'=sasa--='-
other buildings all in good order; there is a
well Of water with pump near the dwelling,
and this property is generally we'll watered.
There Is also on this property superior
Apple Orchard OF choice varieties and a great
number Of other fruit bearing trees.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed By said Mort
gage are as fotlo,rs One half Of the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash to the Mort
gage, and the residue in three and six
months, with interest from the day Of sale,
and to be secured by the notes Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers to be approved of by
the Mortgage.
JOHN UHRIG, Mortgage.
j. j. BAuMoARTSER, Solicitor.
Z may 20.ts
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
a Of Carroll county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Carroll county, in Ma
yland, letters Of Administration on the Per-
sonal Estate OF
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PASSENGER TRAINS RUNNING EAST.
STATIONS
SUNDAY TRAINs NysT

Leave Hillen Street, Baltimore for Union Bridl
ana Intermediate stations at o. A. ~ and 4 3d. y.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Several thieves who have been prey.
ing on the Red aud Blue line cars were
arrested st Utica, n y, yesterday.
Six men OF the Irish team will shoe,
= match with like number Of the
American team tomorrow.
One hundred and fNy children were
withdrawn from the public schools st
Bsyenne, n. j., yesterday, by order ct
Father Killen. OF the Roman Catholic
Church, who opposes the school system.
The steamer Canadian, ashore near
Lornc, is expected to he set ahost 10 day.
Four Jewish youths were drowned IN
the river At Montgomery, Ala, ycstcr.
day, by the upsetting OF skiti.
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Marine Disasters

WILMINGTON, September l9.-The
steamship Rebecca Cl yde from this port
for Baltimore, has gone 70 pieces at Ports
mouth off Psmlico Sound. Capt. Chllds,
two mates, two engineers, three seamen,
the steward, Two coal beavers and pas
senger rsmed Wildon were lost.
DELAWARE BREAEwATER, September
l9-The schooner Charles K. Sumickson
was sunk during the storm on the 18th
inst, and the captain, mate, one seaman
and boy were drowned
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Soldiers Already - The Whites
peareable.

augusta, September 1.-Two com
panIes OF Federal troop. from Aiken b.
rived a. Rouses' Bridge this morning.
The whites agreed to disperse upon the
Federal officers promising 70 dissFu the
negroes and arrest the parties charged
with the crime. II is known that tao
whites and six negroes were killed and
several wounded. The white clubs have
zone home,
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Enthusiastic Reformers.

LOUISVILLE, September l9-There
was vast assemblsge Of people at
Library Hall tonight TO hear William
). Hayes Tllden and Hendricks song
rendered. The composer sang the
stanzss aud the audience enthusiastically ;
Joined in the chorus.
a large number of Republicans, prob
ably a thousand, will leave this city TO-
morrow morning for the Indianapolis
celebration.
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Fatal ExptOsIon-FaiIure.

CISCGSSATI September IA Com
merciqrs Garfield, o., special says, q
boiler OF steam thrasber exploded
near there to-day, killing Noah Cum
mings, Daniel Fox and I.sac Rhode,
Two others were severely injured.
The cause is alleged to be csrelessness.
The Bucyrus Machine Works made
an assignment to-day. Its liabilities are
over 100000 and It's assets about
Sl4l,0JO.
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The Soldiers Reunion.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 10. - In
compliment to the approaching reunion
OF the Union Veteran Association, or
Boys in Blue, the city is assuming hol-
idsy appearance, and preparations for
the reception OF the visitors are complete.
Three camps, with tents tor the accom-.
mediation of 10000 men, have been es-
tabllshed in the city, but only small
number will be thus quartered tonight.
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FEVER NOTES.
Now york toihe Rescue

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Chamber
of Commerce, in special meeting to-day,
appointed committee of twenty-five 70
take the necessary steps to raise funds for
the suffering people in Savannah. Two
thousand two hundred dollars have been
collected already.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 70. Yellow fever in-
terments -.
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The LouisyiI e Races.

LouIsvILLE, September l9.-To-mor-
row is the initial day CT the fall meeting
of the Louisville jockey club. A good
crowd of strangers are in the city. tIRe
sport is expected. The leading event to-
morrow is the st. Leger stake, besides
which will be run q, mile dash; and mile
heats. Pool selling begins tonight.
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The Trial of Is sbcOck.

WAsHIsGToN, September 10. - The
case of General Bsbcock was called up
to-day in the Criminal Court, and the
work of securing y jury began 1t has
been decided to try BabcocK and 7. b.
Somerville jointly. Ex-Governor Shep.
herd and other friends of General Bah
cock were in court.
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>,.,.,.,ou or Ho.,iIiies Doubtful.

VIEsxA, Sept. ls.-As the Servian
Government has completely lost control
of it, army, all commands being IN bus
sisn hands, it will depend on the good
will of General Tectensyef whether the
order for the suspension Of hOstilities will
be obeyed, but as ammunition is short
q respite will probably bs We come.
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The worKingmen On the Eastern
Question.

Question.
LONDON, September l9.-Fivc thou
sand workingmen held meeting on the
Eastern question, II Exeter Hall, last
night, over which Henry Farocett, Il
Liberal member ..om Hackney, presided
Resolutions were passed condeming the
Eastern policy of the government, and
demanding q meeting OF Parliament. A
vote of thanks to Chayter, Of the AmerI-
can legation at COnstantinople for his
report on the Bulgarian oItrages, was
also passed a .argc overflow of the
the meeting was held IN Trafalgar Square.
The Bulgarian Atrocities.
LoBDoS, September l9.-Lord Barring
in his report, estimates in Sand Jsk Of
Pbillppolis 1900 BuIgsrians and 200
Mussulmans were killed and 81 villages
burned. The Bulgarisns burned five
small Turkish villages. The report
gives q circumstsntial account Of tho de-
struction of each town. 1t states that
the most fearful tragedy OF the whole
occurred at Bslak. Hearing that
Preparations for ~ Revolt
were going on here Achmet Aghta
was ordered TO al Ick the town. He
summoned the Inhabitants TO give up
their arms, bat distrusting his intentions
theyrefused to obey and desutOry fight
succeeded, lsstirg two days. On the 9th
of May the inhabitants had q parley
with Achmet, who solemnly swore il
they gave up their arms not har OF
A / 10 ghAI Ha
villagers thereupon surrendered their
arms and then all the money in the
place was demanded, after securing
which Bsshi Bszouks set upon th3 people
and
slaughtered them Like sheep.
About |, 500 took refuge in the church.
Bsfiled in all attempts 70 fire It from he
outside the Bisi BsZ -Uks IA ly clln b d
t. the roof and threw burning piles 4
wood and rags dipped IN petroleum
among the thickly PACKED mass OF human
beings below. AT Ia,t the door WAS
forced open and the
Massacre Completed.
The inside of the church was burned.
De ODIN EAI'lNba VI -AAS sAA V bs'i ~ 10
found was an cd woman, she alone re-
naming alive OF family OF seven.
Barring continues: | visited this place
on the 3lst OF July. Hardly corpse
had been buried. Where a man fell
there he now lies. In the streets at every
step lsy human remain.
RoitIng and sweitering In the Sun.
The stencil was Uyerpowerng. Five
thousand in all were killed here, al
about eighty girls vera carried off The
surviving people live in wooden huts On
the outside Of the village IN great
misery. To Ac9met and his men belongs
the distinction OF having committed
perhaps, the mCst heinous crime that has
ttsined the history Of the present cen.
tury. Nevertheless he has been decor.
ated by bic government, as have slso sew
ersl other leaders IN these cruelties. The
report concludes: There was undoubted.
" revOlutIsn which mad 10 be
Crsshsd by Armed Force
, but the government Is " blame for
calling out the Bashi Bazouks, for had
/ it not sent regular troops earlier Bash
/ Bszouk woulu have been necessary
! The manner in which the rising Was sup
/ pressed was inhuman 70 the last degree
: fty innocen. persons suffering for every
guilty one.
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600 New Jersey Central.

CHICAGo, September Io-Flour quiet
and unchanged. WheAt-Actiyc. hfm.
and higher; No. z Chicago spring
81 OCT. cAh, 81 0j!; seller October.
81 % seller November and No. =, yll
G95c; rejected, 77m77l rn-Duh ;
No. 2, 46i cssbi 49, s.llcr September;
4iI October; ~, seller November; re.
iected 4li. Osu Dull; 80. cAsh
33IG33I seller October. Rye Dull;
No. 81 Barley Demand iair and mar
ket firm; S2c cash; 791Gry5Cc seller Octo.
ber. Pork--Dull; tIG % cssb; sl4 So for
wear Lard-Dull; Si2 30 cash; 80 10
seller October; 81 % for year. Bulk Meat
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-firm
Atsl Os
Call BOard-W Wheat-Lower st Il
seller October; Sc seller Noyember
Corn-Lo~erst ~ "a 4i;c seller October;
43i seller November. OsS-!c lower.
Provsions-U nchanged.
CrNcfSSATI, september l9.-Cotton-
Dull a. l0.c. FIour-Quiet and firm.
Wheat-DuIl; red 81 OSlal 10. Corn
Steady a. 4G(a4sc. Oau-Frm al Sbts
42c Rye-Dull al csc. BArley-Stesdy y
A. gjcfatl or Pork-Dull and easier
at SIC OltS,ls 80 Lsrd-Dull; steam
lOIIa lOlc; k,.ttIe II IIGSI2;. Bulk Meat
-FTm; at 7G9!G3.c Bscon-Dall at
7EGn9IGi, ,lOctalOtc. WhDky-Dull nj
81 ". Buttsr-Stesdy and unchanged.
Hogs-S,esdy; common 10 good y Is
as 81; fair 70 good light s5 Sjt9G 3j;
heavy 81 1906 S5.
ToLEDO, September l3.-Flou-
Quiet and unchanged. Whea.-Dull;
No. ! amber Michigan 81 lsl; No. /
white Michigan 81 ~; amber, spot and
SEPTEMBER 81 l9i; No. 3 red 81 lOti
rejected red s7ic. Corn-Dull; high
mixed 5lIc; low mixed 49ic; no grade
49c; damaged fIc. Osts-Stesdy; No
2 35c; white 4lici Michigan 90
NEW YORK, Sept l9.-Dry Goods
Business quiet with package houses, ow
ing TO its being Hebrew holiday, but
the jobbing trade continued active. Cot
tons in steady demand and at unchan geo
prices. Prints active and strong, with
an upward tendency. Oriental fancy
prints advanced halt cent Dress goodi
in liberal request. Woolens quiet.
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Postponed.

NEW YORK, September l9.-General
Newton announces that Hsllets Point
reef will not be blown up until Sunday
morning next, owing u the failure Of the
contractor TO provide explosive materials
sl the time agreed upon.
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Reduction OF Indemnity Favored.

PARIS, September l0.-The Porte is
disposed TO reduce its demands to the war
indemnity TO the occupation OF two Ser.
visn fortresses, recognition of the Porte
by Prince Milan without formal REIN
vesture st Corstsntinople, and the dis
misssl Of the present Servisn cabinet.
Aprivste telegram from Vienna states
that the ambassadors at Constantinople
have opened negotiations for the sig ma
ture for the formal armistic for the North
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Currency siHes........... .................. W..
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher,
for Northwestern and coal issues.
STATE SECURITIES-Quiet.
SToCKs-Opened strong and, with one
or two exceptions. advanced 10 y, the
coal shares leading in the upward move
ment. After the second call there WAS n
reaction OF / 10 rer cent. The bears
made II raid on New York Central, selling
Il down 10 9S regular and gi seller 90
e. lay is the iir,t time the stock has sold
below par since July ls 1874. Th" fall
n Central was used agsnst the
whole murke, and towards the clos"
prices were, IN most instances To ] per
cent from the highest point OF the day
The coal shares, Lake Shore, Rock Island,
Northwestern and Michigan Central
closed up firm. A large amount OF l.aNc
Shore has recently been taken out oi th"
street by investors, and the bear hndlng
II hard to borrow cash stock, have re-
sorted TO e1pedient, dealing seller 90
days. On the other hand the bulls, "n.
couragcd by the increase in carnlngs, and
confident Of 2 per cent dividend In
February, talk ot murh higher prices nj
no distant date. The Northwestern
directors expect 10 declare dividend on
preferred stock IN November. The
Chicago and Pacific Railroad Company
at their meetIag yesterday, passed REQ.
luton calling IN tor redemption, January
lst, 1877, Sl25,O00 Of their morigng"
sinking fund bonds. Eight hundred
thousand dollars worth OF said bonds
have been heretofore redeemed by I'll"
sinking !und, making toual, with
this call, oil s92J,OC0 from the prscceds
Of the land sales, interest on the invest.
ment Of the sinking fund The uansnc .
tions were ll20OO shares, ~ which
Il 900 were Western Union, 500 Rock
Island, 5000 81 Paul, 300 Wabash,
25,COO Lake Shore, 1000 New forE
Central, 5000 Michigan Central, l9,OW
Delaware LickawAnna and Western,
.,J on nnl N.u I.rs.y f,.ptr.t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

NEw YORK, September 10 9-MoNKY-
Closed easy at l!92 per cent Prime
mercantile paper i96 per cent. Customs
receipts S50S,000. The Assistant Trss-
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings $l9,-
100000 Sterling steady and active at
4s4@4s5i.
GOLD-Opened q, Sl09i and c'o'ed At
l09!@ll0 Borrowing rates per cent
per diem to per cent per snnum. Loans
were also made flat
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Insurrectio.i..s Sentenced.

MADSlD, September l9.-The Cure Of
SAINTS Cruz, who figured So conspicuous
!, during the Csrlist revolution, has
been sentenced to ten years imprson-
ment on charge of murder and arson.
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The Trial of the Mormon Cut-Thr0af.
SALT LAKE September ls-The fol-
lowing special dispatch has been received;

SALT LAKE September l9-The fol-
lowing special dispatch has been received:
BEAVER. UTAH, Sept 10.
In the Lee trisl,this morning Spencer
made 8 motion that Lee be discharged
on the grounds that the statutes OF 1852,
under which he was indicted, had been
repealed By an act of the Governor and
Territorial Legislature, passed and CON-
inc into effect March 4th, 1876. He read
several sections OF the new penal
code citing numerous authorities.
The prosecution made no reply. Judge
Boreman in replying said, l do not
think there is anything IN the point
raised admitting that the the statute of
1862 is expressly repeated, but the
authorities cited were not applicable TO
the case and could not see that any
jubilee was granted TO John ID. Lee by
the territorial legislature. Denny
begun
The Opening Address for the Prose
cutfon,
this morning, and continued till recess at
2:30 p. NJ, confning himself to the acts
of Lee in melting the Indians to attack
the emigrsnts before the answer TO the
message sent to Brigham Young was
received, and acting in opposition to the
direction of the council at Cedar, show
ing Lee was the main leader in the mas
sacre from the beginning TO the end.
j. G. Foster followed for the de-
fense, and advanced the theory
that Lee hEi participated in the
massacre by an order from higher
authority at Cedar, and that the wit
nesses were not competent, because they
were actual participants. The general
opinion is, that the jury will agree on
verdict of guilty rs charged. At $3.50
p. NJ. the court adjourned till tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ, when Judge Boremsn will
deliver his charge and the case be given
TO the jury.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
ofMain and 18th Sts
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The Minnesota Bank ROBBERS.

ST. PAUL, september l9.-rhe pur-
suit OF the Mortified robbers has been
given up and the pursuers returned
home. Two of the robbers were fol
lowed into Dakota to a point between
Sioux City and iankton. It is not
known in what direction the other four
escaped, though they are un-
doubtedly out of reach of the
officers and citizens of this state.
Bankers here to-day subscribed a fund OF
$500 for the widow Of Haywood. the
bank cashier who was murdered by the
robbers, and have printed circular
when they propose to send TO banks IN
all parts OF the country asking offerings
on the part of each as recognition of
his fidelity 10 duty.
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Preparations for - Revolt
sIanghtered them Like sheep.

About 800 took refuge in the church.
Bsffled in all attempts 70 fire it from he
outside the B4sl Bsz -Uks IA y clin b d
t. the roof and threw burning piles f
wood and rags dipped IN petroleum
among the thickIy PACKED mass of human
beings below. AT Ia,, the door WAS
forced open and the