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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-26
~ NI3 HIO
- LU M BEAN
AND
LOGS AND TIMBER.
We have extensive facilities at cur
We have eItensive fscilities at our
Mill on Conn ar's Point

for toe manufacture of lumber and timber of
Ail Kinds, and always keep on hand full sup
pl', ooth green and seasoned so that We are
en4oled to Ill all orders at very short notice
ul' location On Conners Point. with our
ooca On the steamboat channel, gives US su-
PeTior eonSemences for filing orders from
Duiutn or points along the river or along the
line of the Northern Pacific -1>
We pay particular attention 70 saving
asnbers for houses, docks, bridges. SC.
serl6T
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-Rumor has It that party Of
Pennsylvania Dutch are on thei~ way hither
TO take up and purchase land between here
and Glyndon, on the prairie.-Aoorhead Star
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Railroad Time Tables

LAKE SUPERIOR & MISSISSIPPI R. R.
sOCTH. soRrR
Duluth, leaves $40 a. m ST. Paul, leaves 500 a. n.
st. Paul, arrives 525 p Duluth, arrives 4:l0 p m
Ths Northern Pacific passenger trains connect at
The Junction with tbs na.-anger ira Lake
Superior Mississippi F. R.
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HACKER HOUSE.


Superior, Wis.,
.tua ed next door north of the old Avery House
west second st, and near the POsteffiCe. The best
lotsl In town, and charges reasonable. An ex~
,7lent stable is connected with the house the barn
icing large enough to sfford shelter ani protection
ltseYeral loaded vehicles at A time thus obvistng
the necessity which exists at ether barns in town of
leaving sleghs wagons outdoors during nighttime
aad having 10 take therefrom the loads for safe
keeping.
feb27-75 i. ~ IA ACKER, Proprietor.
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Il s ,hs Only Northwestern Line connecting in
depot IN Oh csgo with any ot the great Este
or SaGtho q Ln-s, and is the most cpnveurnrv lu-
~.ted sith ref.reucs 10 reaching any Depot Hotel
or Place & Business in that city.
Cstctfp DEPOT Corner Ctu a ard We I Madison
cts h1-ae Cars and Sttge Lines for all parts OF the
CITY .aGst ntly passing
CHgct6a err OFFICE 81 AMI f3 Clark St.
hILyACK KES D.Psr--CO ner Reed aud South Water
Streets. III rae Cars 0un bus Lines running
reggl.riy theref ou - principal rts # the City.
CRY IokEr UgFIcE:-4J0 East Water street cor
NiscULKtn -.
TIE ONLY TIL t0UGH LINE BETWEEN
Minneapolis, St. Paul. Milwaukee
And CHICAGO.
THROUGH PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
DAY COACHES.
With all the best modern improvements for safety
aud comfort, with Steel Rail Track heavy Gravel
ballast aud free from dust
A. V. II CARPENTER
Gen Pass. and Ticket Agent
g MERRILL JNO. G. GAULT
Gem Manager Asst GeuI Manager
ls76mar3oy1
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THE MACHINERY HALL

pres nts wonderful attractions. The great
Coriiss engine, with its huge proportions, is
national monument in itself Il Is a mar
vel of protection in its construction, noisless
in motion, and powerfui in its execution: it
gives good idea of the greatness of the
power of the human intellect in bringing the
forces of nature into subjection The vast
amount of machinery in this building, pro-
PEELED by this monster engine, is q wonder
to behold. For the mechanic, here is a place
for months study, with intense plea sure
and great profit Much of this machinery is
in full operation, all will be in a few DAYS.
We are extremely anxious to find time to de.
vote days to this building
THE ART GALLERY, oRMEMeRIAL HALL
is in good state of forwardness, and pre-
sents attraction for weeks of delightful
study. The Paintings and Sculpture, are
magnificent beyond description; but, as We
have had time to pass hastily through a por
tion only of the rooms, on business, We can
not give details
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Chicago & North
western Railway.

Passengers for CHICAGO Detroit, Toledo CIeve-
land, Buffalo Niagara Falls PIttsour-, CiEci n1ati
Rochester Albany Toronto Montreal, QCebe., Port
tsni, Buston New Y rk. Phiaielpha, Baltimore.
Warrington, ST. Louis Cairo san Francisco, ssc-a~
uaeato, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver Council sTs,
sioux City, St Paul, ,rq etc, Escara5a Hsaash,,
Madison Chsyenue Omaha. fank OH, hInana, Du-
!uth, Gre-n Bay, Milwaukee, aud al points North,
West, South ana Eat, should buy their tickets via
the
Chicago & North Western Railway.
Close connections are ma ie ~ Chicago with the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern, Michigan Central,
Bltim ,rs Ohio, P1tt>burz, Fort NsyHe Cuicsg &,
KgazAkse Line and 2 n Handle kou Is, for all
points EAST and SOUTHEAST agi wTh the
Chicxxo Alton and Illinois Central for all points
sjCfH
Close Connections also ma with the Union
Pacific r. K. 81 Omaha for AL 'Ar West ,oints
Close connections are made at junction points
,oih traiRs Of az closs rgals.
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OTHER BUILDINGS

The Women"s Pavilion is an object OF
much attraction; but it Will be several days
before it will De in perfect order.
TIE Agricultural Hall, is large and we'll
filed; but the various articles are not yet FULLY
arranged When al is in order, the Agri-
culturists of the country, will have great
occasion to be proud of their exhibits.
The Horticultural Hall, is most charm
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR VISITORS.

The longer We remain here the more we
are convinced that people can hud stopping
plades IN this city, at rea5otabe rates The
provision for entertaining the people is am
pie The rush at the grand opening did not
put 1t to the test, the vast preparation made
for taking care of the multitude. Good
rooms can be found, within a short distance
from the Exhibition ground at sI.00 per
day for one or two persons Provisions are
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A Bird's-Eye View of 1.-THE Several
Departments-Their Magnifcenee
and Grandness-Foreign Govern.
ments - Wisconsin Exhibits - The
Wisconsin Home.

We clIp the following interesting
letter from the Madison State Jour
nal; it is from the pen Of the ,ener-
able editor of that paper, Hon.
David Atwood:
, 1876-09-29
TIE OHIO CAMpAIGN.

non 1HuERsOLL YYAENADED At ClRCLEvtLLu.
ClncLEvlt.Lg, o., Sept. 9G.-The Republicans
here heard at p. nj. that Col. Bob Ingersoll
would urrlva ut $40 stay over night, md leave
agnin at Z $50 y. m. for Athena. They rallied
large crowd, and sercnaled him at tho Picka-
way Ilouse. Hc spoke in his jptnlitabla style,
arousIng more enthusiasm than all tho other
speakers of tue campaign. Some unfortunate
Rcbc, sympathizcr interrupted him, and asked,
s.llow about Longstrecti" and got IN answer
he will remember 10 hia grave. Some of our
older citizens had retired, but, hcaring OF TIM
proposed serenadc, got up md walked mlle to
liear him, aud went away happy.
SrEEca or PRECEDENT TAPPAN.
Mr. VERNON, o.. Sept. 20.-Another rousing
Republican meeting, In the Court.iIousc this
evening, was addressed by President Tappn,,, III
Kenyon College, and Col. W. G. Cooper, OF this
city. Both speeches wcrn abln Efforts, mud COM
n.at,led the close attention Of tho audience.
The Hayes Cleo Club WAS on hand with cl,oice
music, and ndletl much to the enjoyment OF tho
occus!ui,. Joe Gc!gcr, Ut Columbus, WAS pasted
to speak, but owing TO snne reasou fnf!cd to put
III ai, appearance. As II was, this uspetlng WIS
tho ball railing, md propose Y make things
warm. for tho Democracy before the campaigu is
over.
REPUBLICAN, MEETING At CANAL DOVER.
CANAL UON Eli HtS CCpt.
poitIral meeilng ever held In tlle place look
Samuel Mckee, Of Kentucky, 10 one u the usost
argutncntat!ye, ro.1slns, aud entertaining
speeches eyer made to any audieuce. Fully
leu peUplc, many 0f whom were ladtes. Eatt,-
cred In tic streets III the open plr, where tile
meeting was held, nud tho lnust vehement ell
| thuslasiu prevailed. Mr.. Mckee wns followed
| IN Etuft speeches by Capt. OD0nnc!l and Judge
BurnlilE, Of New Philadelphia, candidates for
Congress iu this diatrtct. II was tue best meet.
ing ever held tn this place. Tt,e neu,orruts held
Il meeting at the same time, and were addressed
mai. md had very large. crowd 10 begin with
They wero hut stIuaru from the Republican
stanl, and alr. Pulitzer Ind only spoken a short
lime wien bis crowd >dwindicl TO only u few
hundred, large numbers going totho Republican
| stand.
coNygnsA71oN BETWEEN DlLL HE'LL AND SAN
cuI-loW TlLDEa AND TANNANY HAVE BEEN
z1szsylLLs, o., Sept. s6.-The Courier pt
| this evening contain8 ~ communication from d
Ucnt!emau givtng tho t!nls md place Of Il you-
yersatun between Mr.. bcll, candiaate for see-
retary Ut State, and the IIou. s. 3. Cox. Hu
| suys:
On the train from 2anesvil!e 10 Columbus, last
| Ffjlsy, Samuel Cax and william he'll were dIs.
cus4ing matters, and the subject Of money fot Ro-
llltcal purposes was introduced. Bell says: moth.
lug isss tian $50, 600 would do" Coz said: "Iil-
den. Tan,uaany, sud The Eaal have been bled mH'
Could NOT the democracy of he bthts Sasu 10. ngG
Of the $780, 0oo:" Bell thought u luIxht, and You'd
| bee.
The gentleman sqyt this couversatton took
place near Black Elsnl Station. Directly alter
Cox and BELL lad undrr examination Barnes
, 1876-09-29

Office, and rnlls attention 10 their known lcvo-
tIon to American Institullona Al well ns TO their
1ltuesa 10 occupy places Of trust aud honor
Tic recommendation Is made on twoErounds,"-
iusttrc anl policy.
A vutc was taken yesterday morning on board
nn cxrnrsLun-train OF six conchcs tFntn Gosl!en
md Eikllart, 1nl, 10 the Chicago Exposition,
resulting as follows: Hayes, III; IIden. ~.
NJ pclnt0ntaiur informs TAK IalnuRz that
flr use Of his namo rs ono OF the Vicc'fres,-
aenta uf the Ttldcf meeting Oh Tuesday even
tuE was not authorized by him.
nnrninH a votc Of the passengers waA taken
With Tic following result: Hayes and Wheeler,
&c; TIllcu at,l neforu, ~; Cooper aud Grce''-
X"nas Eastman, an oil line Abollttonist, mud
United states Consul to Bristol under tho Ad.
Mtnis,ralIuu of President Lncpln, Is announced
us Il candidate fur tc Legislature from tho
Eleventh. District.
HrpE FANK.
The village Democrats gathered a. the Town
1Inl and elected 4. y. Wutdron and Alexander
X. Powell Us Delegates to the Congressional
Convention Ono hundred antl nftlcty.four
votes were pule,l, ard, with few exceptions,
went for tic above. Tho pruary WIS very dsf-
fersnt from that of tic Republicans, which was
orderly. Tie delegates are for uo1!c.
, 1876-09-29
CORRESPONDENCE.

To tha EdliUr " Tht Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., eept. 2i.-1n your issue Of
tha ed Inst, nu article takcn from the lndian-
apol!s Journal refers to n meeting held In the
State House yard at indianapolis III l6Of, to
give expression to tho deep feeling Of sorrow
caused by tho assassination Of President L!ll-
coin. WIS prcauut Ut thu time rs o member OF
the Forty.tl,trl Regiment Indiana Veteran Vol
untccrs. can never forget tho overwhelming
sense Ot grief made manifest D,l thnt occasloN.
Neither caN forget tho intensc.ilsgl,st aud feel
lug Of slame exhibited for Tiouius a. 'ucn-
dricks when ho nppoared upon tho
platform to deliver to It's words Of
conlolcuec on tho deatl, Of our lamcnted
Wur-Goycrnor u Indiana" the sol.icrs'
friend" could layu, prevented this. "Urah
Heep" from being taken forctbly from the
ataltl, and he was allowed to prMccd BECAUSE
through tue shallow hypocrisy Of t!se .nan, und
know 10 was ei!deaYoTing to shield himself
from tho bitter lmWceatiolls OF lcart-strsckcn
peuple. alAny Of the soldiers prescut had bcen
Democrats bciore tho War, but they loathed
pie M n can.l!tlate for tho Vicc-l'rcsidcncy Of
tho Government Es wnuld then have destroyed.
Who was not for us WIS against us.
Another incident in noT = Fssurs M % to mX Mind Of
ii Grucncastle, ini. Daniel II. Voorhees, aud,
tlllnk, Joseph T.. Mcdonald addressed that
mrestng. II was generally llnAgrstooa that
'The Sons Of Liberty" and Kulghts Of the
Golden Circls" would be there in , foIse: A fey fey
more tllan = halt4ozcn In all. ouoof voorllees,'
followers. "who helped to put down thv War,n,
llurrahcd for JcH Davis. This being too much
for one of the "yet4n who waa stAnd!ng near,
l.e Instantly knocked hin down. INSTANTLY Tue
streets were filed with rieu armed With rt:.
volysrs. shouting, "Kill thu id bliio-eoats," "
aud firing OF their seyolvurs. A Union otlleer
was followed and fired upon repeatedly, wound.
inE hi but slightly but SptEts his s1"thnE 10Th ,S M
IN check Us he retrcated to hotel, Ws1lS!
they attempted. 70 rnter, when Miss Walit
setting her brother'a sabrc took her position,
aul declared that tie man who entered that
door should die: The officer was hidden away
nui Tho Windows, but, being il.led antl thlnkint
| ho hAa passed thougl, The house, they wcrt
folicd Troops were dispatched for, nnd they,
learning this, rapidly left the town. fhls Is IL
romance, The witnesses still live: These n!cs
ure enthusias.ic for Ti!tlen mud Hendricks
Democratic soldiers, Tau you forget tlisl Dt
not bu deceived by theIr tonl.lNouthcd hypo
crtsy. A FouMEH INDIANA soLnlEa.
, 1876-09-29
AIstt or Sl,nrp Iracticc.

A correspondent Of the laltm9,lisst istn, ',S'", ~,
la.cs the following aivcdote: .,ta..'ItLiu::l. ma.I
ugo, wlicn Thal,ets Stevens was y, isttsi
ii Lancaster, Penn, 10 WAS c'upnSy,ea II fMa-
two bunk officers who hui lec f,,IIIs u ts VI
il speculation All tlls legal tl't o. ,1s,sl
Rhs ri sa,ITsaod!nx !; f., sS'e' vi w." sst1 s
was opened Air. Stevens rose, Ahu ,nunr,, r,r
tho cSnrt, saii: II i please your 9aSlI ssI !,
sulning tliere aro different dsE1vss II move ttI
rllr,t to tIlo prisoners, ny e!lehts ts,sultri ioft
Ic tried scpuratciy Thu aul$e M,1" ,stas:s
few moments will his assoclalts, Mn' w resudA
ing, tho motion was granted ala 80 ~ guoa
Waitiug some time for Mr.. steyslis u saj {:
ths Judge r. last ss9'ag r svt"E !"'}tssst ptsst y.
nts ate,y ad lnekag around ts se,t ,fp jsssd
moment, sail: 'bta your iluno1si no,si1a,r r,'r IT,
ono man being tried f9r to'tSijI: n iii: ~
waving liz han1 to Ills clients t,s i!s s',i Ind =!
aid 70 hong. Tile Jury was distAatsss u r.
Court adjourned. AMI for t'!'scrmIn t'!'s rn
strategy TAad Stevens received s''o0S'
, 1876-09-29

L1ntsrliie co't'ttr'yoafruni, r. q. ui i,,s,~o t1,r.
Adjoining tM grounds % Of tas bsfn,ss tn s,lp eaI
Is Tug yard y tho l9l rcsl'Isnse' a!so saata' tsts
ny hisll ssoIlo WALLS lisse ,s aic n1ooc o'iit IL
l,saks rAnnlnS " III .,,;.s Hmes '4v"1 "n; al
siues OF tIte Lon ,ss,,,I,.e' s,,,' ,rMer, r''a n,
pcak IS occnplca ,Dy Il Wl!auw. IN inslo r',t,,
gfo!ctf!ie stoi'e iion on t!se fWt @ " s"I SIasn
~, Uy yy,I;no 1 "S Srxt M ll,s i'ausa m s ID I,.hans Il
i.e. Alter pusssa' ~ e. door oi IT., t' Ss Sss Fl
a sent NY saft to Pfcs1ient 2%,E ,,a. sa9r 1 v
wAo opchca tho aoor. AllcF !. Hae ~ s,osn, v til,
itiGlteacu a. nly oHn tetnc1'tS " FIJI .,sn Ia
uIone 70 beard LUG noh Ill liz. III usI. r.onr.
party had alreaNy sent y M,aM0 =, .T In
, 1876-09-29
SOUTH CANOLINA.
TuK aLAUGuTER or NEaNoEs III TlLpENl1Hs.

THE HLAGGHEEH W n hGt(V6e III EALuEHl1h3s
Fashingtsn RtpwsHcaH.
Tha followiug letters haYu been received by
Es,la.nr ra1tersou, Of South Carollua, from u
gentleman who is perfectly reliable:
coLraptA.. .. G., Sept: o.-psartal reports
tAe sjcjp.iy. of Ellentop, uatnws!i County. 4
gentleman who went down on tue tsutn from Au.
susta. Ga. has been 10 sca ms this morning, xMd
rpo,ts on,y What ho .aw " wth hs SMns{t. 10
tIy, ard \ delegate 70 the Convention from Tho
Eolnty ug Bafnwsl!, who LETT hVfo f0f lome on
Nouaay, was iTussday) taken from biz huus, cuf'
ried 10 Elleptou, hnd lllen shot 10 death.
will tell The story % It was told to ne, 1na IN
tie language Ut The rulatot, ~ ueasfy - can:
II !sii 1ususla tos Beaufort Tuesday @ @motolng
Whsu csu;. ii. n, Hudson, conductor Vt the train,
refused 10 :" farthsr .. report. had reached hm h
low. MhIls ua!llnR IT. ElEenlon, probably rot
,poIe tl'aL halt ~ hour, saw y 7. Cokes "a!k!n1
With several wittc lneu With glna on ttclr shoul.
dcIt d. not tAlnk t,at hs felt thsk hs "aa tn any
'lansv8. fle rsnt over 10 hsose nsaF the ttst!a'
und tu piuiD Eight, but few JsIds RNsJ, Hph SCI
Ausn VI saneh ind lalltl With the white men.
, 1876-09-29

A Agcnt,rman who WAS oIltSsa .x Y tYois Il Ss:,
tho 1Yo0naocket hrauvl, or ~: NV SsT,,ly allog1
Gy iayins pcasts stolen ttn 1l''' H.. i% eura'
concluded to trip thy ss,lsl. n -. colls'-Fs,1
long, striped ss'aks, ptlt ! hln !, ~ q, thc
and, on entering tbs cara ,i'I 1,is i e cans pu,
si,le liu,. Suon postly oiu ta"iI til. ,llo ese,..
sn a"ss IT, II qassta saa t% 'Sas %o Tas spp';s
fors ss tic Gyx x disspsass uYlsf nsa hs5 b.
ier curiosity soon led her tp orfItnl rfItleJ n
look 1T ilcr prize, md tle S,lahe tar iuagIutd ~
lap. TllY scsne Gu, be hst.sf ,'av'r io.s VI p"
descrlbed, hut that man neFe'
packages.
, 1876-09-29

PROOFS OF HIS n1sLoyALTT, AND Why HONEST
DEMOCRATS UASS0T VOTE PpK HIN.
yuoon.4s s'?3gs stpt 5g"* 3 ,sa@2S ts s< = or Of
the Hsouktyu Aryas: and seycrnl iricnda desire
Tden 1sh so"sse auss ~ e war t. a wo have
seen us4rsted, Mr.. Tildcn's position was ,at that
Fl sSS oss s @s u sa auyhps Nv @he
TsLnEa DEMocnATs.
We will enileavor to co1cIscty answer our
friends, anil mike tho answer documentary aud
indispntaDc upon every point
Mr.. Tilden refused 10 sign tho ratl for tho
Uniot,.sq.larc meeting iu 1865, tho oh1cct OF
which was to ra!Ec MEN to save the National
Cap!tal from falling into Rebel hands or fr0,n
being burned. We lihvn lecu informed TINT
the papcr was presented to Mr. Tildcn hy tic
Hon. Samuel Sloan, d member Ut Alr. Tilden's
OWL political party. MI. Sloan urged upon Mr..
Tillcu tllc prDprlrty Of signing the call, and.
utter consultation, left It In Mr.. Tllcn's po1-
session oyer night. Tillen returned The paper
unsigned OF this tuct Gov. DI1 bears testi-
lnony rs follows:
sEArlr,D, FonT HAxrTos. N. r. 1nfy, 1H7o.-
DEAR H,a-Yotlrs T. received, and hasten to re.
,'y tn 1t. Mr.. Tden did nt unte u r. Y call ior
tAel; and surrender VI Fort Sumter Hnt 70 r.
fused to attrnh ii. though ur2rntly solicited to y
one of bis own political friends: rhr meeting wns
micnt. md Ia pruyidu fpr sendug troops 10 Wash
,ngoil. which waa Thought To he IN danger o. ~
attuck by tho Cunfederutes al:, dear pr; truly
yours. JOHN a. btA'
Numerous aud various efforts Wero inade
during the four yeurs pf the War to raise money
to fulusl, soldiers III the hospitals with cdl"
cine, loud, el,:th'n9, ani nnrscs. We do not re-
nlru,lcr tn lluyu ever seen Ms. Ti!dehs nnlle
uttcllc W one Ut these s'iseripttol'-!ists. r.
triutic eitIzrns were frequently rallied upon to
subscribe nInney for taking cAro of soldiers
| wives and children We do not remember to
| have ever sec1l Mr.. Tltlen's 1!ane attached to
one Of these subscrlpiign.!lste, Necessity iie,
a,lyanrc mnn.y to lay bountlcs y those Wit,
wcr. willing t0 enlist 70 light the bnitles q
| their country. We think thnt Mr.. Tlhicn's
X rcvUsi. of individuals contributing. to tho
amounts, WIS puD!lshcliu 1875. under tlc, ,aame
ur "Thu TrIbiItc-l',u.s. II CONTAINS copies Ut
every subsyrI!,tto.,laper known to !iayc n9, geen
,tu.s Il Aol Ia " found IN Mia book 81 600 ja1es.
On April II, lsGi, II sn,,srriptlon-papcr ~as
started In New York to a!1 IN seHlng forward
scr.Ssi M tSi sio5 cacE. Mr. Tiliei Subscribed noi-
VII s::,oou, ,uu ,aop "'S '''''' '"'' ~ ~
5n Do ed nf April, 1851, thu "uniou.pe-
snss Fan" H. ss%,rt wsy st1rasa ay ., s AsGF M gaGr
Bennett suyc sJ,Hu1: Mr.. Belmont give LOO;
m.,d ,,,,,t la,,a fart,,
uuu 1oV o'ulL W.T. "ea.s s.f" ,,.st.,.a gary '"es
sus h ~ IN. s,, lima H.. i;ar os New yor,,
an, . uv "r5 5'I rsa ~ sr srnaras ". W..
Fuhn MI. inMsnt uitnu"ht H. ne u now ca1t1.'
an e."t ia aaS ". s VIC .nemt XII t "t1.,, .ta.j
iest la"Jel ~ Nsn t1sN ny, ~ sos nltenu
tue 11lecthss Ut sa'ses'oo ans'"'''E ioF 'S Pa5'
poses: .,,u,..,, ..
~ Mpy OF tle eas1,e Sear l.' nn.serrttlah Was
stnFttt! III HeW lutk ~ aasist wv. WIN l. n!A.I
Bipce tlch ueihoeiat'E sahu'aaHs ~ s ~, see,r1es
, 1876-09-29

After few minutes they all got ~ and walked
about thirty Or s1rty }1ras into c hs aMfI sG[,e
men then left Cocker about thrt1 yards OF and sl9t
This whilo eitting III Tic cafs. also sa~ TWO oihes
men .-..... .......
DEAD nr TIE BIDE or TUE FAtLHoAn,
one with his hsad b!owt almost e ent,fnsiy .ny nM;
think he was oncc member Of thc Gsnetni A..
sembly from 1,ennf0ts: 4: y bnslcr, ! JUNK n
rs name ssstn r. e' cana M ~ % liz eonnany M u
white men then on the ttaia. !ie Went Up 10 Mn1
riton.. and, drawing his pistol was Eors TO- to enoot
him Mt once, nnA waM1u have d0nc 80 !! tue Gun.
onctor Ind ncl tol! h0i thai Morrison va " ms
charge md aho1,ld rot bc h,,st. !o uMe cona1S1j &
ori finally pnt Morrison IN W nha ~
tol him 70 eo,nc out. Morrison went H., e Augusa
from there n!ss M W. tt XIX ns n,nHx connsr ~
men @ my tnsrG w9fe from eolaneoa eou"''' o"'
KIyLsD EVERY NiooEn THAT TnIY M HAD "a ;, SEM, ;s,
and think they Ind M ,nw ,s; two Sng @ ~ nc so
tirely OF. and tte other ahot II several places,
Th's gea.tsman @ ~ ee,aeVe' 'hofoash'S 'eAp'e'
Ana tells on'5 "hat lo saw'
Co1uar,A, 3, c.. Sent q, 1870. Tho rumoss
which h"y" nreyni,cd icre ior several days OF 4
ssE .re S"%ma 70 IL only too trus Il csss 20 III
a. ahctII,Inv hiuod IA concsrnoI Tie democratic
newspatcrs pgrec If, their statements that at least
w1nTv rnusoss uavn HMM KILLED.
,ra = r,uni r. Il, ,nch crcnuntrrs liz cotorcd
ANN a1s the rrraisst sufferers Uuto tis time
the.a ~ uenao an H. " shn,iff sn nf Aiken
sntts hrer Eiirn ~ rsbcr says Tires saro rc.
nGrirI killcJ Il Thrre hns been no encounter 1t
Hi m ~ NJ WI hnvn hren allc 10 lcan., but
rathcra ~ " W. ' w."
,.a mau'.na. ,'a .arit ha fonnS in thc cation.
nrI3s q Wiz A nr ttsycl,nr nioug the highwny
tiew ve,r HrihrratcJv sl,ot down tn cold blood.
1ey ME- aa.1ri affsr shsy wesc dad md Ie to
liz In lie lot SIM with no one 10 remove or lntcr
thcm. There haa tccn NJ hasilc Gathering Of lhs
~tu rail- meeting OF from e3X
70 len Of them ''host!le gatherine" Nor hnse A.
they hFea nInn any o, nne e1cep'' pe''''u
'onss. m peisese sn,rs ~ 'en' m.vr nrrr E,11sn
snee sunday mn1,g n1i-. H. III '.s 'n1s ~, us n,s
mentioned anu 20 9s uGevH cs1aiv w.s ,ssd thn
has btcn haemcs!s u you wa! catGiH'y .eau @ tM'
account published IN tfe AuR1iAM t'a.! LCnAnm @
fonai, aud copied Into ois papers yestcIhay. J.M
wil at ones rec lis absaFassy u wei" ~ tas 1a1ss
ot thc wha!e stofy H.. ,c,,,. r., .rhu,h s,.d n
Ihe Nrlcs ssJh Inc hsE.oas 4.,t IL Ma" 1 ~ ~ ra
yolcy uluu The whire, hal ~itt,N.s aong Nv, any ns
several negroes wete k!llra or Nounnea. IN !mc
Sheriff nf A4Eesl. III MS oHlclal report " VIC MY