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~vuIru, saying it wo.u

saying it wv.~
left and the yesterday meeting was to
prove it. l fear the Clipper is right, be-
ing good authority on that subject, Sc
rlcusly the question is asked why all en-
terpriscs that is originated here of a pub
nc nature. such as temperance, literary,
for lectures and discussion ard other
public object die. Our opinion is the
same men originate them, officer them,
dictate them, control them and Kill them.
and this view is probably correct. It is
the middle seats that carries on public
enterprises to successful ends. .Rsit&si8
Geo. Klingaman who has lived here Is
yearslis very sick and little encourage
ment exist from his recovery. Alas, poor
GeoIge.
harkets-Mae 9th, wheat Soc; corr,
'lc,; pork 81. so. REcoRpRn.
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Co., were referred to Committee ON Fl
nance who asked further time, which
was granted. Bills of j. H.. Bates for
use of team, amount $11 was on motion
allowed. Also, Bills of A. j. Hasscll,
$40 for work on Engine and Engine
House, and G. D.. Terry s. Co., S63 rs for
lumber which was referred to Committee
on Finance at the last meeting was
found correct and allowed.
The petition Of Jno. r. McClaskey. ct
al for q side walk commencing -atthe in
terscction of State strset and County
road at the Southeast corner Of block /.
Stones addition to the town of Toledo,
running thence North on West side Of
County road, to Northeast corner of lot
in block A, in said Stones addition.
was on motion referred TO Committee on
Streets and Alleys. with instructions to
report at ncxtIegular meeting.
The report Of n. s. Bradshaw, ex-City
Attorney was on motion referred to- Com :
on Finance.
Cemetery Committee r6commcndibx
HAT a'set Of tools should be purchased
For the use Of the Sexton was Oh 1noflbn
ordered TO procure such as WIRE needed.
fhc Cemetery Committee also recommens
led that the line fence on tito SoutS III
he Cemetery should be divided s1d he
belonging 10 the Cemetery should be
49, AAtE ~ - = ~ AK M &&~ l
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

boy entered the shop where his father
works, and excitedly announced: "Oh.
pa! mas awful sickM "What's the mat.
teri" asked the father. "Oh, she's awful
white, and shaking all over, and all the
women in there say she's going to die.
Can she talk yeti" inquired the father,
as he rolled down ibis sleeves. eyes"
well we'll take it kind O. slow, then,
going home, said the relieved man.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Your visits remind mo of the growth
Of a successful newspaper" said Uncle
Jabes, leaning his chin en- his hand and
glancing on William Henry, who was
sweet on Angelica. why sol" inquired
William Henry. well, they commenc-
ed on a weekly, grew to be q tri-weekly,
and have become daily, with a Sunday
supplement" Eyes" said William Hon
ry, bracing up, land after we are marri-
ed We will issue an extra"
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Do not buy c%ultivators from any man
who is Compelled to Psddis them from
house to house 10 GET RID OF THEM.
They are an inferior article. GOOD ones
WILL SELL themselves. And Camery
& Sen will sell you No. l ~cultivators at
81 to s. less than you car get them Of
any lpeddlar.
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uurry; can drive
over them any where. As we near Red
Cloud the country becomes more rolling
and the land is composed of a great deal
OF Magnssia, which makes it almost
worthless for agricultural purposes, but
would be a good country for raising stock
II water was more plenty. They hive 10
bore or dig from sixty to one hundred
feet for water. After arriving at Red
Cloud We find the noted Magneeia lime
stone. The people use it for building
purposes, but it will not stand wet weather
II can be cut with an axe after it is taken
out OF the quarries as easily as you can
cut a piece of pine wood, but it becomes
harder after being exposed to the weather
for a while; they also use it for making
mortar; the take the stone and slack them
with water, mix some sand with it and
do their mason work and plastering, and
they claim it stands the weather well.
The first Alkali we came across was on
the Republican River; We have seen none
IN Kansas yet. After leaving Red Cloud We
T. 4L - :. I
Travelled nine miles south west and come
70 The cozy residence Of Mr. Phlllo Boards
ley formerly of Tama county near Toledo
where we will rest our aclyes and team for
, day or two and then resume our jour-
ney in southwestern Kansas. The crops
n Nebraska do not look as we'll as they
in lama County. Were We a photo
yrapher and had aFCamer(a) on, with Us
We might have taken some very fne
ssereoscopie Views Of the country and
alings in general.
But our communication is already too
ong, although we have not given as full
description Of the country Is We would
ikets have done ais
y More anon, I b..
~ TN ~ :. 0Hr ~
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GOLD. ST.. g: s,s s ss ! e E g ss,5 9 %s' g.
pers9nin every town TO TAI e subscriptions
Tor the largest, cheapest and best Illus.
trated family publication in The world
Any one can become n successful ,gent
Inc most elegant works o. art given free
TO subscribers. The price is so low thai
aa,aost everybody subscribcs. One agent
reports making over $3.50 in a week. A
lady agent reports taking over 400 sub
Scrihers in ten days. All who engage
make money fast. You can devote ali
yotf time to the business, or only your
home over night. Yon can DO il as we'll
rs others. Full particulars, directions
ma terms free. Elegant and expensive
ouiht free. If you wan pro6tah'a work
.ena US your address at once. 1t costs
aothing to try the business. No one WHO
images fails 10 make great pay. Address
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

The New Buckeye reaper and mowers
beats them all. Call on Cameiy & Son
and see for yourselves.
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Call on Camery & Son and examine the
Buckeye Harvest, with or without self
binder.) 1t has the most complete adj Just
able reel and is the best made and light
est draft machine in the market.
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for Sale.

;. W. Ia Of Sec. n, TIP. 81,
K. IA Carroll TIP.
5. Il Of S. W. IA Sec H..
Up, 81 K. II, Carroll Tp.
Z. II of N. w. IA Sec. ID,
Up: 81 R. II, Carroll Up.
=; II OF S. w. Id Sec. 36,,
All OF the above for sale on,
favorable terms. Address, w.
n. ALDEN, Burlington, Iowa.
call on NELSON & BAR
kER, T. S. FREE, rYEISFR.
y oIERRETT. Toledo. Iowa.
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A second hand Buckeye mower (nearly
newt for sale at a bargain, by Camery &
Son.
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GET THE BE@ET5

re Pictorial Family B:b5e 4
to.ialnes VI important feattucs, NEARLY L's09 il1ns
a .ations and many fine plates by Giistaye, Dor,
hna uenef aTtists. Gennine morocco bindings and
caiars and terms to pgens rNA1F1 en
sc. NARROW & Co.
Indianapolis Ind
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AZ GAMERY'S, TOLEDO.


ts'ssseess1 a
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Farmers wanting repairs for Buckeye
Champion peapsrs, Nichols, Shepard
Co. Minnesota Chief or Michigan
x.epstakes threshers, should send Us .
Il nv MOL by June 18th SURE.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

GO 70 Hubert Bros for Pianos and Or.
gsns, the old reliable wholesale and r..
~ Music firm. Their Instruments are
weil known p all fully warranted to be
strictly lrst-class. Il win pay you tosseJ
them before purchasing; for they sre now
selling h~fst,class Instruments Tor TIL than
any fiFm y ne United states. ''s &c
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Don't forget to look at those Champion
reapers and mowers at Camerys'.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Buyyour %cultivators of Camery & Son
IS on hand, among which will be found
Deeres' Advance, Blackhawk, Weir, Grand
Detour, Elwood, and Buckeye, Jr., all
ge)d ones and Warranted.
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rur.. . Bradley and Lock Lever rakes
Csmerys'.

y. so will buy 1 dog. photographs,
ii phonographs) Of the latest styles, q
(%oore,s Gallery. Toledo.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Josh Billings says: "When a young man
Eat good for anything else, / like tew
= him carry q gold headed cane. II he
mt buy q cane. let him part his hair in
be middle
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

what is the best remedy for an mat
tentive audience ?" asked . preacher of q
shrewd observer. "Give them something
to attend to,"'was the significant reply.
Hungry sheep will look up to the rack il
there is any hay in it,"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

n!spanezis kept on fle in the Office of L. +.
booth. General Eastern Agent, Chicago aud North
western Railway, 4f5 Broadway. New York. Our
iricnds. when in New York. are cordially invited
% call aud read it at any time. They will always
re welcome Ifsfl laaIl
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NOTICES under this head will be charged IA
~ cents a line. . ch insertion.
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Call on D. Arb b Co. and examine
|be Victor Sewing machine. Prices to
nit the times.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Camery s. Son employ NO canyasssrs,
Ind can sell good goods fer LESS money
Than any house that does.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

hose Carpets just received At W. F..
Johnston q Co, are the cheapest we ever
saw for the money; 70 in and look Al them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Ladies call and see those RSsssols AVE-
F Johnston &Cos Best Par1Soit fof4h1
price ever shown. z sI 9a -
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local COLUMN !!
md Ohio s.rb vils 4 q

|hon,t fail to call On Camery y Son b.
= ordering threshers.
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100 kegs nails 10000 NJ barb wire and
o.OOO lbs smooth wire, just received At
Csmerys, which will be sold ct Bottom
iruresS for Cash. and Cash ONLY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Awarded the FIRST PRIZES at every field trial by the Iowa State Fairs
for six successive years past. 4s5@5sa #Nas
THE ADVANCE rs BETTER THAN ANY OTHER
4. IT, sshoy els, are stronge. and better hardened. Its couplings are Of - steel s. and
than any other. It's axle is higher, and will PloT taller corr: Its single
ing the team creates freedom in turning: Il is essentially q wrought iron
durable that te SOD sod By Us in the pastE years have created no demand
for repair.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

A dentiat tried his first operation with
Gas upon a robust colored female. After
sho had used up all in the Office, she
in the chair and shouted: "Hur-
~ up, boss, and bring on another bag of
dat sweetened wind.".
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Il you wsnt . good hat or cap and q
trunk, then 60 to Slime &a6olomon.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

An Adams & French harvester (nearly
newt for sale at Camery's.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

FRESH BREAD EVERY nay
AT TOLEDO BAKERY.g s7sTT
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TO all persons desiring any goods in
our line, 1--WE cordially invite you to cali
and see our stock. We are satisfied thut
We can give you goods and prices:that can,
not Re beat BY any, other hense in the
County. D.. ARB + co.
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SINE & Solomon sell No. I suiIsifor
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Weir. Advance, Blackhawk Cultivators
at Csmery's.
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Ek@s
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We have a large assortment of Burial
Gases constantly on Ehand. . All orders
entrusted to us will be strictly attended
to. A good Hearse ready to go any where
on short notice.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
The Pope.

Pope Leo NH is said by a corre-
spondent Of the Pilot, to be thin even
to meagreness, and tall. His fingers
are almost heshleSs, and his whole
figure and the outlines Of bis face
asce,ic to a degree. His bands are
tremulous with nervousness. His
voice is clear aud ringing; his SEN
tences are long, but admirably arran-
ged lie has a noble head, crowned
with snow white hair, high, wide
forehead, not smooth and shining. but
rough with bumps which would de-
light the heart Of phrenologist; eye
brows bushy ana overhanging, deep
set, kindly and intelligent eyes;
large, very large nose, thin and tihe
a wide mouth, which lends itself mos
readily to very attractive smiles
deep, straight lines bounding it, aud
coed. clear pointed chin, with well
defined, firm jaw. He is remarkabi
for his kindly and courteous manners
his gracious speech, and the affection
ate interest be takes in those wit
whom be comes in contact.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
HISE.
Q.,. Of Work Hu; Of Life by
,ls0pe's End.

Ia,tn ni-lit at about hait-pa>i o'clock an
9TH unfortunate tirod If HE, anal dI>-">i"t az
tj> fn!tlr>> eudravcT~ to support hlni>eii ari
,,iip. pat an end 20 hi, existence h7 han1In-
himself iu IA, kitchen door WIKI pi"r" "i
rope. The name ur the deceased l. !.
~alr.. formerly an employee ot The lo'S-ou
Railroad bat since some ,nr" '"' O.: work
Er,a-rju. To :h. house of tie man No = il
Gu,,umhcu,c street, q representative oi id"
Democrat riic,ieI the following iaet> hon'
Sales wife
Nv husband. said she. j. 'wcn'y- eight year
of ,.,o l,. came here wi,h me from o-wca".
New York. to Try hi, hand at >om- business
, lie h.d AWAY, uIaua:el - get along up To-
; ,om. months ago. Whrn work failed.
! TH, mumiu. t>alur!ay) he seemed r"-t
Z lr,, nervous aud our ct hunor. tie was con
.tauriy going back and forth from the hos -
20 the yard. | could not -"i from lnm villa
allied hin : h. appeared -umr" i'a' "'' "i To-
mind. L. >:,-l ~ " O'Clock Le cnt ~, lh'
yard with . ii,h'c.' can lie, winch he place.
ol the ar,und Ee thcn entered III" kitchen
lu short ,in- heard -roaning and >ci.iiin.
On going ~ to discover the cause "l ih
noise. | was huruiiej Ia soc him hanging D.
the ncck 70 a rope tied IN a En", on The AT
,inn door between the kitchen and the a'jp'u
in. room. | tried 70 rescue hIm. bri Il
pushed me- back Was - frightened tha,
ran out Tor help Some five or slX colore
men were in the street before the door, VII
refused To- aid me uutii policeman sh"ui
come Finally Il man rushed IN and cat n'
husband down. bat il WAS too late. lie die
shortly afterwards
| ,nin, tie cause Of hi- death was hy disl
cation Of the msck rather 1l!an s'Hn@uinii"'
The rope with which hc c"tEmi'ird ihc dee
VA, hanging IN the yard in tie morning. II
took II down durin! the dag and saved
without it having been noticed.
This shows that the suicide was rrcmed
tared for come hours before It's accUmphs
mcnI.-N q. Democrat, -jfd.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
4 Warming.

There will he Democratic State
Convention sometime this summer
we have no idea when nUw-ostcnsl-
blv. for the purpose of nominating
candidate for the Office Ui state Treas
urer: but ". have had Il hint already
that The friends of the proposed Con-
,ti,u,ional amendments, and oppo-
uents Of tie Constitutional Conren-
ton. purpose getting control of the
convention, aud Incorporating INTO The
platfor,n resolutions recommending
the adoption Of the amendments
Therefore we give the friends OF the
Constitutional Convention timely
warning TO be on the qW rtrc when
they come to select delegates TO this
State Convention, and 10 bc sure that
;hev select men who will favor the
adoption of altogether different reso-
lulions; resolutions opposing the
adoption Of these amendments and
fayoring the calling Of tic constliu-
tional convention.
We also warn those who oppose
the wishes of large majority oi the
people of this State, that, if they do
r.t control of the convention and at
tempt to gag these amendments down
the Democratic voters, they will fai
in their purpose, and that too, per
haps, at the expense of the defeat o.
. the party for, so far as the voters o
this parish are concerned. they vii
refuse to obey any such instructions
/ You may call this captions revoi
against party discipline and policy, o
what YOU will, but we utter a posl
tive truth and mean just preclsel..
what we say. Ricbland parish, Will
! out a powerful revolution in sentimen
= between now and the day of election
II is not going to rotc for tie d"c"o
nteafS, no matter who recommend
;. their ad option, and no matter whf
high authority attempts to rule theI
ou, of the party. We have aircad
heard-tbat prominent Democrats ha'
said no true Democrat opposed the
a adoption We are not 10 be frigh.ent
bv such declarations. Our record
.d clear on that score. No one can il
~ peach Ricbland parish or the editor
81 :. This paper on this score. Our hlsto
/, is too well known and clear to adm
~ of even a suspicion as 10 our polite
o sounduess. But we do not propo
re to be gagged by those who differ wi
: :, us Oh this issue.-Belc0n, Warch
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
TrIEKATE SOTilEisN EsO.
NANCE.
a Aysnttcr-Of.Elct Account of the
Crime for W hich She il
Suffering.

We rive in this paner the evidence ei'cI-
tel in the much-iaked OF triai of Nate sous
er,. II differs rs much as HIGHT ana darkness
from, the sensational accounts we have been
reading IN certain corre- -pondcnce. inerc l.
ro,liup in The scenes. the surroundings. nor
The incidents to gleau a uth" OF romance. ne
whole was a fight between two women, whiie
lie gallint Bob So,i'eTn and the rest lo"he"
on. They were all very ignorant people.
Kate and her sister both ccuiered on "Sl,
Cuwart. There j. no evidence that Tie men
preseu, tried to part the cOmbatant7, nor docs
there auucar 20 have been such scene as
,b,. Sentimental writer's picture Of Bob, WIN
r;stol i'm hand foIciug Hates way through a
c,nvyd Al that was the Imagination OF
fancy skcrcher Kate Sothern Is not pretty
oven She j. of medium height, about -
wears of age. AMI has dark brown halr, and
/ rho ,,varc of a North Georgia cracker. She
/ i very ignorant, can hardly read and wuie
an1 Bob i worse educated than she. Nate
: j. no.sally cooilookiu". and wears Inil auon
Ia, She saws The wiinrs,e, swnfe lies againes'
her that She acted in sel-deienee; that she
c.nnc, dance. and tlat night at her father
,vas the "Cn.t time she ever seed reel run.
She j. NOW on the plantation Of Col. Snh'h
in Washington county, aud will he empi"ye,
in the household. cooking and Washing Il"
,l. co,victs who work on the plarm'l"n
The six month baby" is sick, ieethlnE, an'
,h., NOW REQUIRES most Of her tine. Sh'
say. no money has been sent her from ih
North Her health is bad
Uar six;een-year old sister, sentenced I
two wears as an accessory to Kate : crime la
ree, IN Col. Smiths house As a servant 81
IN
y.r;,. Inv her kind mistress. On her Hrher
farm she worked in the fed and drove al,
to the plow. Her sentence las prove"
blessing.
4; Bob so,hern is nothing bat strong, goo'
hacking anmal-a common, ignorant p'o
He is now a guard 10 c"nvlc,s on the sam
ulan,arion. The woman hsie killed was
a par with all the rest.
On reading this evidence one feels nue'
g.. d;srustei with the amount of sentiment
r, twaddle that has been expended on the cds
:. Not, , sciutiIla can be drained 70 excite
.inyIe expression Of admiration. why,
. nar,ies surrendered themselves to get me
II ward. and the understanding was that ha'
= mother was to get $50 Of the money. " he
, even fertile fancy could extract anything
a romance from an atruciOus crime we cam
:, imagine.
= We do not belirve there is a single woma
" no matter how warm and sympathetic
heart may be, who, after reading Tins s"'
% testimony, will sign a petition for ha'e oou
~ erns pardon. Gov. CoIquiu did right.
weighed the evidence carefully, ana
r. played beth justice and humanity IN
ar decision. A crime has been committed
woman Killed another in her fathers hot
after she lad been received kindly by
NJ. paren,s-aud then TO demand OF the au'h'
ties tia, she shall 30 free is Prepo=ieronS
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Horrible Assassination!

On Wednesday evening last be-
tween nine and ten o'clock. wben
Conn McGuire, the parish jailor was
returning from the Jail towards home'
he was waylaid, set upon, and done
TO death in the most merciless ana
iicndi,h manner ever heard Of The
iail is about fifty yards from The cours
house. and Immediately in tho rear OF
il. From the Indications. there were
TWO ppr-ons watching for him, skuik'
ing around the court house undef
shelter. the tracks of the assassin
shows that he expected Mcclure tn
come directly along the side be was
stationed at, but not doing so, he IS
supposed to have ran and beaded him
of on the other side Of the court
house. and there masked. and under
cover of darkness, waited the coming
of his victim, who was unarmed.
walking quietly along unconscious OF
danger. Immediately, as McGu're
came to the corner. the deadly worE
began, six shots were fired in rapid
succession, evidently from a seli'cock-
ing pistol, of about 44 calibre, ana or
great force. Five of the shots were
within diameter Of six inches. in'-
mediately over the region OF the heart
and so close to the victim that each
discharge showed a powder burn on
his person. McGuire was a devous
Catholic. and carried his prayer book
in bis left breast pocket. three OF tho
t conical balls lodged in his prayer
r book, and so great was the cOncus-,
: sion, that the whole imprint OF the
, book was left on bis breast. 1t 10
: supposed there were two persons az
t least. engaged in the butcbery, one
B.. holding the victim. while the other
I with vindctive 6endshness emPtlet
5 the entire contents OF bis pistol into
It his body.
n Great God, was there no thunder
y bolt to strike down the dastardly as
e sassins, and prevent their taking the
ir life of an honest Industrious, and
d worthy citizen, all alone, and unpro
II tecteu. Uut lUc oSSo -
H. the victim is at rest, aud it now be
OF hooves the citizens Of Providence t
y wipe out the disgrace, by unearthinl
lit the seeming mystery that hang
al around this fearful crime.
se MURDER Will OUT,
th and this was murder most foul,
20. and done in our midst; therefore, tb
perpetrators must be found Out, an
jrougM 10 justtce, else, whose lie
safe from the pistol shot, or the kn'l
of the assassin?
The manner o: the killing of Con
. McGuirc shows planned dellber'
- ton, and such o wantUn disregard
human life as would better becom
H. the band.li of the AbruzzO in the l6l
nJ 81 century, than the civilization OF II
ev present day. Let the vile assassin
od be ferreted out, be they who they mo,
ha and to this end, let every citizen q
.n ~ his du,y.-CaryoH Conservative.