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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
RArrFIckTIoN mEErlse.
An Enthusiastic ncmonsifalion nf 0ro Fino
Hall Hast Evening.



PoRTLATD, April II, 1873.
At about half past o'clock last
evening crowd Il probably five hun
dred persons eongregateI at Orc Fine
Hall for the purpose Of ratifying the
nominations which were made yester-
day by the Democratic State Conven-
tion. The meeting was called to order
BY Mr. Fred v. Holman, who nomin
ated Hon. Marte V. Brown for chair
man. Mr. Brown was unanimously
elected. Upon taking the chair he
stated the object Of the meeting and
said that the audience were requested
to choose speakers by calling out names
aud kicking their feet, privilege
which was exercised with Jealous en-
thusiam.
The first speaker called for was ex-
Senator James X. Kelly, who respond
ed in speech Of about fifteen minutes,
in which he touched briefly upon some
Of the great issues Of the times. He
closed with an endorsement of the plat
form and nominations, and was enthu-
siastically applauded.
State Senator r. B. Cochran, sturdy
Granger Of Linn county, was next call
ed upon, and after stating his hearty
endorsement Of the platform and can
didates, gave the meeting some whole
some doctrine upon party policy He
called attention to the recent Democrat.
ic victory in California and said that
the cause of it was that the Republicans
there, as hadsalse their political hreth
rem of this state, given an eiEice of high
trust and honor to man who had sold
himself for gold to the Central Pacih,
railroad and to various other 'sblJatet
tnonopolies" which had the money t,
buy and the occasion to use him.
He was followed by Hon. w. w
Thayer, the nominee for governor, VIII,
simply thanked the meeting for til,
kind words Of appreciation which tn
meeting, through its speakers, had giyei
him. He said that Of course he shoul,
bs glad TO be elected to the high ofIiel
for which their partiality had name,
him, and that in the event Of his elec
ton, he would hope and work to hav'
the people Of Oregon say at the close o
his term '.Well done, thou good an,
faithful servant" His remarks wer
loudly applauded.
Mr.. A. G. Jones, of Jackson county
and an intimate friend Of Mr.. I. G
, Reames, the nominee for secretary O
state, spoke next as the Representative
Of that gentleman. Dir. Reanes, h
said, had been reared in Oregon, an,
was an Oregonian to the backbone.
! He paid high tribute to lis characte
and ability.
Judge Burnett, of Benton, was th
r next speaker. After giving his heart
endorsement to the amen and th
measures" of the Convention, he spok
about an hour ON the great issues no.
, before the people, taking strong ground
+ in favor of soft money and again,
> Chinese immigration. He was followe
by Messrs. Sidney Dell and DIR. Pa'
H. Brennan of this city, and Jade
: Baldwin aud Mart. V. Brown Of 4
0 bsny, each of whom spoke very brief
]. simply endorsing heartily the action
the Convention. The meeting throug
out was harmonious and enthusiastic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19

THE sales of public lands yielded, in
1874, 81, ,852, ,428; in 1875, sl,4l3,640;
in 1876. l,l29, ,4G6; and in 1877, $780,
253. This is an average of about
$1,342,0oo year. Under the proposed
law, giving the proceeds of the sales of
public lands to the school funds of the
different States, this amount would be
distributed to the States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
vACANcY srFFl4ED.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
Demoeratie State Central Committee
met at the Chemeketa Hotel and was
called to order by the Chairman, Gen.
j. F. Miller On motion Mart. v.
Brown was elected Secretary.
The following letter was then read I:
To Hon J. f. Miller, Chairman Of ne Demo
cratic State Central Commiites
DEAa SIN: The Democratic State Convention at its
late session Nominated for stats Superintendent Of
Public Iustrustion. This done without my knoWl-
edge or consent No ntinatian Of il ever reached ms
until the nomination made and the Cunven-
tion had adjourned appreciate the honor bestowed
upon by that representative body, but being min
ister OF the Gospel well teacher have made it
matter Of conscience 10 keep alaof from al political en-
tangiements and although the office to which have
been nominated IL political one yet Il only
be reached by passing through politics. therefore
most respectfully decline the nomination.
Your cbedient servant.
CORVALLIS, April Is, ISIS.
On motion the resignation was ac-
cepted, whereupon on motion Hon. I.
J. Sites of Linn was unanimously Sc.
lected to FIJI tho vacancy.
On motion the COMMITTEES adjourned
JNO. F. MILLER, Chairman.
MART v. BRowN, Sec'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
NE CAN'T BE BEATEN.

Judge Whitney, of this city, IS The
Democratic nominee for District Attor-
aey of the Third District lie has al
ready served one term in that office,
and bis denomination at this time is the
highest proof of his efficiency and ac-
eeptability to the people. He viii run
like scared wolf, and his Republican
e?peneat may as well hang his harp on
the wiiiews, for be win bave to moura
y Balai's stream, t.r e.,oa's age be-
f'se he gets iato the coveted ehic:a!
Zion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
lIaN COUNTY DEmOcRATlC TICKET

For State Senators,
W R BTLYEU, J.H. SMITH
For Representatives,
J. P. SCHOOLING, JOS. HAMILTON,
c. b. HEWITT, JASON WHEELER
+. C. HANsARD, JACOB NEWMAN
For County Commissioners,
A R MCDONALD, H. R. POWELL
For County Clerk,
JAS L. CowAN.
For Sheriff,
[ c. DICKEY.
For Treasurer,
PHILIP GRlGSBY.
For Assessor,
z B. MOSS.
For School Superintendent,
IN. LIGGETT
Fer Surveyor,
d. BRYANT
For Coroner,
R JACOBS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
oaE COOP DEED.

The Radica! Junta at Washington
have doae a good thing in deposing
Ben. Simpson from the Surveyor Gen
eralship of Oregon and appointing
Judge Tolman to the place, We re
gard the latter named gentleman as one
of the best and truest men in the Rad
ical party of Oregon, and as long as
that party recognizes such mems claims
to position as paramount to the simp-
son'sand Kelley'setaLthe publicwillhave
more confidence in its patriotism and
purity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
sOsR GRAPES"
purity.

Brick Pomeroy, after trying to run
the new National party and getting
snubbed, now denouRces it, rakes the
managers fore and aft, and calls upon
the greenback element to separate from
it and go it alone. Bricks idea of pol
itics is modelled on the Donnybrook fair
notion. Whenever he sees head, he
hits it, begad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
THEY GIVE IT UP.

The masses of the Republicans give
1t 1P since We have nominated our in
vincible State ticket. They acknowl-
edge that there is no nse trying to beat
it, and are surprised that the Custom
House ring leaders have the cheek to
go ahead with the hopeless contest. But
the federal ofice-holders of the State
have to soot the Nipple horn if they
don't sell a clam, or off goes their head,
YOU know.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19

TEE BEECMER SCANDAL.

This famous scandal has again broken
out in Brooklyn by Mrs Tilton making
a full and complete confession. Follow
ing is her letter as it appeared in the
". Y. Tribune last Tuesday:
DEAR SIN: A few weeks since, after long months Of
mental anguish told as You know few friends,
whom had bitterly deceived that the charge brought
by my husband Of adultery between myself and Rov.
Henry Ward Bcocher true, and thRt the lie had
lived well for the last four years had become ntol-
erabe to That statement now s0lomny reafiirn
and leave the truth with God, to whom also commit
myself. my children and all who must suffer. know
full well the explanations that will be sought by many
band insanity, malice, everything save the true and
only one-my quickened conscience. and a sense Of
what is due to the Of truth and justice During
all the complications of these years you have been my
confidential friend and therefore address this letter
to you, authorizing and requesting you to its
publication.
Ssigncd) ELIZABETH R, TTLToN.
BRooKLYv, April 1s, 1873.
Of course Becker says it is false
hood from beginning to end, but the
general belief is that the woman has
only obeyed the dictates of her own
conscience in at last telling the truth
about the affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
APoLOGETlC.

The absence from home of the senior
editor of the DEMOCRAT, and a 81 ID
"episode" in the family of the junior,
cut our paper a little short last week
But neither of those things occur very
often IN She DEMocRAT family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
ouT or Irs BAILlwrcK.

The Portland Bee of last Monday
" Clipped in" in favor of Capt. Hum
phrey for Prosecuting Attorney of this
District, much to the disgust of Judge
Finn, al ID other Radical aspirants.
Isn't the Bee little out its bailiwiok
in thisl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
Boss Tweed died in Ludlow S

Boss Tweed died in Ludlow street
Jail, New York, last week. On his
death-bed he said 'Tilden has killed
me-" This is a hugh compliment for
Tilden, because if there ever was a
great robber who deserved his fate it
was this chief of the Tamnany thieves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
GOOD SPEECH.

We have received the speech of Con-
gresham Luttrell, made in the House
on the 18th ult., on the Consular and
Diplomatic Bill The speech is scath-
ing review of the corruption which has
crept into that branch of our civil ser
vice since the Radicals gained thepower.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
LET TEEIE nINDs VOW BE EAsy.

o, Lordyl Here's the Salem States
man out in an endorsement Of the silver
bill Now we s'pose the Democrats in
Congress who passed this measure viii
Sleep easier They were doubtless wor-
Tisd > good deal up to now with think
ing about what the Stafespsau fellow
would do about it
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
AND AGAIN.

In speaking of the proceedings of the
late lamented Groenback State Conyen-
ton, the Dallas Hen,issr says:
sIr Butler was rendered the nomination for secre-
iary OF state. but declined His friends then nomi-
mated him for Prosecuting Attorney Of this District
but he informs us that he will not rum and thinks he
would like to have say in such matters hiuiseh
And thus they glide. One by one
they drop from the sticl1et like icicles
from the eaves, and soon the places
which but few days ago knew them in
all their greenish glory, will soon know
them no more forever. Selah
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
stockholders, Meetine

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual election of seven directors
of the Grange Unien, AlbanpA sril take
plare al a meeting of the Stock noiderS to
be held at their ofIice in Albany on Morf-
day, May z-eh. 1875, ri O'clock.
S A DA WSON, Pres.
JAMES ELETSs. Secretary. 37N4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19

Flrss Judicial Dsssrie.-For Judge, ?. P PRIM: for
FTossrsssnE Attorney. }. R. MALE.
sscoad judicial Dissries-Fsr Prosecuting Attorney,
J. K. HAZARD.
TAisd 5gdis.t Di..ries-For Prosecuting Attorney,
J. D. WHITNEY.
FosTsh Juacial Distriot-For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOIN Il eEARIN
ma Judicial Dis.rses-For Prosecuting Attorney
LUTHER B IseN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
CITATION.
late County Court ef Linn County, IN tie
Stats Of Oregon

late County Court Of Linn County, IN tie
Stats Of Oregon
In the matter of the application of F. +
Wright FOR assignment Of Dover.
TO WI. Wright, Sarah Jane Leach.
formerly Sarah jane Wright, John n.
Wright, Thomas B Wright, James v.
Wright, r. B Wright, Louis o. Wright.
heirs at law of J. S. Wright deceased, Won
and each of You are hereby notified that
+. +. Wright, widow of the above named
J. 5. Wright, has filed her petition in this
Court pra ying that her estate in dover in
the real property herein after described be
assigned to her by said Court. and that
said app plication VIII be presented, heard
aue determined by said Court ,on the 7thdav
of May. A d 1873, at the hour OF O'Clock
p. n. Of said paw; which real property is
described as follows towi s. w. = Of
the :. w. y of section u; the s. Z. y of
the \ z. u of section 50; the W. Il of
the N. w. = of section 81: the N Z q of
the s. Z. = OF section So, the ". x of the
the e. y of the s. w. u of section 81, all
lying and being in Linn County, Oregon,
and valued by The appraisers of the prop
erty of said estate at Sle20 90.
And you and each OF yeu are hereby
required 10 appear at said time and show
cause. if any exist, why said assign ment
of dover should not be made as prayed
for in said application OF petition.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand al d affixed the sea- Of
said County Court, this 4th day
TT. SITES,
Co CLERK.
Per GRO. e. CHANBERrA1S. Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
ZIG CONVENTION.

Every county was represented at the
Democratic State Convention, and there
were fewer proxies than ever before.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19

The Modocs have advanced rapidly
toward civilization since being placed
on their reservation by the government
iu 1873, and after this year they viii
be able to get along without assistance
of any kind from the government. They
now own 1000 acres of land, on which
they have built good houses, and have
fenced in and have under cultivation
over eight aeres of land to each person
in the colony. They have 120 acres Of
wheat, IT'S of corn, 236 head Of cattle,
and have cut l4o tons Of hay. Besides
they have plenty of poultry, etc. Fifty
nine Of their children attend school.
The Portland papers are improving
in abuse of each other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
D R. SPINN E Y

NO. N KEARNET STREET,
treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
<oDWG EEEET
VWTu0 HAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w e1set5 Of youthful fo31es iudtsereti0u, viii
do vel 70 aFaI themselves Of this, the greatest boon
ever laid n the altar Of suffering humanity. DIX.
SPfSSEY VIII guarantee 70 f5rfes 500 for every case
q Serlinal weakness privass disease u any kind
eh4ra>ser which ne undsrtakss and Eziis to cure
saEBDLE-AGED RES.
There are many :. the age Of thirty to sixty who
troubled wish TO frequent egacnzton of the bz-
dsr, ofssn accompanied b slight s1nastng burning
sensation and weakening Of the system IN manner
the rztient canaot account for. 0a examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment VIII often be iound
and s0meiins3 small particles oi zIbanen VII appear
the color viii be Of thin tiish hue, again chang
ing = dark an1 t1rfid appszrznee fhere are many
Wdo die q this difficulty ignorant Of the cause,
wsch y the second stage Of seminal weakness DR. S.
viii guarantee perfect IN ali such cases. and =
healthy restoration of the geniso-lrinary organs.
0Fflcs H3CRs-10 to and 70 s. Sundays from 10
. II a 4. Consultation free. Thorough examination
and aivice s..
Gall and address,
DR. sPKNNEY & co.,
l9.S7yi No. II Kezrny 81, San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
ALBANY FARMERS GO.
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF Inc Albaay Farmers Conlpaay that
there VIII BE- meeting of the Stockholders d said
Company a; their oee IN the city u Albany on Tues
day. The zIst day Of Nay. ts7s e. the holr Of one
oetoek " Of said dzF Tor the purpose u eee ing
seven Directors t. during the easuine year and
for The transaction Of aay Other business that may le
gzlly esane bessre the meeting.
Fun reports viii b. presented II business txansae
tons
A gsasnl a.tesiia-es ei the stoska8iders desired.
II, II FELfls President.
D A2zsRIELp, Secretary. n2TwS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
fHg OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON
DEMoCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Representative,
JOHN wHfTEAKER,
Of Lane County
For Governor.
". ". THATER,
Of Nultnomsh County.
For Secretary Of State,
7. c. REAMEs,
OF Jackson County.
FOR Treasurer,
A. II. BROWN.
ofBskor County.
For ssate Printer,
A. NobTSER,
OF Multnonah County.
superintendent Of Public Instruction.
I. ]. SITES,
ogEna County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
FOX, BAUM 9 co.

Owing to the fact theat We have thia
week been engaged in opening out the
largest retail stock of general merehan-
disc ever brought to Oregon. we have
not had time to write out an advertise
ment, but viii have one next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
Albany Bath House.

,rVHE UNDERslGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
.;nitv that we has taken charge ofthis Establish
ment. and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
striet attention TO business, expects T. salt all
hose who may favsr us with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
wa expects to give entire satisfaction to all
4 Children aud Ladies' Hair neatly cut
nd shampooed wERBER & BINDER.
v1sns2f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
Financial ana CennnlercIaI.

Gold in New York, I014
Legal tenders III Portland buying Q9t: selling as4
Silver coin-4 per cent. discount.
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lrss corarY reIlrlcs.
The RAIDS Of Linn have two +. P.'s
on their Senatorial ticket.

The RAIDS Of Linn have two +. P.'s
on their Senatorial ticket
The Republicans gave all the cream
of their nominations to faverites about
town, while the Democrats distributed
these offices among the people of the
country. Let the public judge which
is tbs more selfish of the two parties.
Rev DR.. Irvine is again the Radical
sacrifice for County School superintend-
ent. He has been beaten several times
before for that office, and once for Coun-
ty Judge, and therefore has become used
to the fate which viii certainly overtake
him in June next.
There is world of discnntent among
the Linn county Republicans at the re
snlt of their Convention. OF course all
knew that they had no show of success.
at the election, but still fellow hate.
to be trieked and swindled even out 0.
the empty honor of being a 'nomeknee.
1t is said that about half the Legis
lative ticket of the Linn Radies is 70,
Mitchell The Convention was esi
IDENTIFY anti-Mitchell, but it was force,
to throw some sop in favor of the much
Iy-marfied Senator in order to keep hi
E.in,,as f,.nr, tsl.,Al.i,..n y -.
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y
government, comparatively isolated from
his Eastern Oregon home, and yet his
friends and neighbors up there were al
most a unit in favor Of his renomina-
tion. Such compliment is seldom be
slowed even ON 50 faithful an officer as
Mr.. Brown, and he may well feel proud
of the honor. At the polls the people
will see 1t as the Convention did, and
our friend Albert Brown will be elected
as the custodian of the finances of the
State for the next four years.
Mr.. A Noltner, the nominee fol
State Printer, is the we'll known and
popular editor Of the Portland Standard
He is perhaps the oldest newspaper mar
now in active service in the State, is {
practical printer, a sober, temperate
upright man, and has perhaps done
more service for the Democratic party
" without the hope Of fee or reward
than any other journalist in the State
Earnest, honest, and ever faithful to th,
good old cause, the Democracy owe hin
cordial and hearty support, and w
pledge him that no one will be nor,
active in attempting TO secure his elec
ton than the present incumbent of n,
office to which he aspires. Hurrah fol
TONY" Noltnerl
Rev. Joseph Emery, the. nominee o
tke Convention for Superintendent 0
Public instruction, having refused III,
nomination, the Central Committe,
have chosen in his place Hon. T. ]
Sites, Of this county. Mr.. S. has beel
ls.blic servant Of this county fol
eight or ten years, and at present IS GU
County Clerk. He is honorable, up
right, and temperate, and 50 obliging t,
al with whom he has business that h,
is probably the most popular man il
our county. He served two terms a
School Superintendent Of this county
ana during that t:rae accomplished ;
great desl IN Increasing she efficiency q
oar paIi;c schools. IIe is perfectly
Iconpetent to Gn the position for w'bici
he has been nominated, and although
his opponent is also a resident of thi
county we confidently expect him t.
carry Old Linn by 800 majority.
In point-offact no party could eve
have better ticket than ours, and W
viii elect every man on it," by th'
holy smoke"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-04-19
TAe Faa.oas Trea.Iag staIlIen.
Western Chief

TIC pFOpcIty OL g EEesstEs 2 z OE sA.II'up
win stand the ensuing season at Albany and can be
seen By calling upon Alex Shannon, at the revere
House The Chief will be let TO mares for Sz5, three
mares for $50.
WESTERN CHIEF is beautiful dark bay, years
old l6 hands high and weighs 200 os He ls OF pure
Pathfinder stock and although never put IN close
ed BY eelebretsd hoFsemcn one Of the best trosteT
in the state.
fi,,der, nc By ssOd Morrill, . he by the ~Jennison
eolt he by ss3uIlrllsh:s he by Justin Morgan
The dam Of the "old Morrill, horse was oy the
.sEarTiTtrtor' hrse he by ssYanee: he by imported
Messenger Phdnixs - thus combining the Morgan
and Messenger stock
for ALEX SHANNON.
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The Portland papers are improving
lin abuse of each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-25
Condensed Locals.

From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers In advance OF the mails.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at ITO
pm, and extinguiShed at $50 am.
Mutual Relief Association last night the names
OF twenty-thTee new members were added TO
the list. The financial committee made arep0rt
stating that they had paid TO the benehciarleS
of the late members, EnOS w. Gheen, Richard
Cruit, and John b. WadSWOrth Si,5Il, making
the total paid TO widows and orphans since the
organization OF the association $500 The
membership is now 1,515.
A temperance meeting, under the auspices
OF the DaShaways, was held at Bethany Chapel,
18th and Ohio avenue, last evening, and many
persons signed the pledge. Earnest appeals
were made by MeSSrS. Wines, LathrOp, Rec
side, HOpSOn, Litchfield, Embry, Chipley,
HOdgkin, and Rev. Dr. Kendrick
DIR. VIM: Iihdall, secretary of the Commits
sioneTS District of Columbia, Gen. SmOlenSki,
&. III. Bliss, and John Hannah commission
appointed by the Vine Growers Association
several weeks to make tour of observation in
North and South Carolina, and make report
as TO the adaptability of the SOL, climate, &c,
purposes, returns to this city Tuesday even
ing, and will make report at the next meet
ing of the society.
The steamer Mary Washington is now ready
for charter. See advt.
AT H. o'clock this morning Officers Keppler
and Aston discovered a cOlOred man attempt
ing To pry open the front basement door of
Mrs. IaylOrS residence on llth street, be-
tween \ and o, who ran on their approach,
anu several shots were sent after him but he
escaped. He left an OyercOat and a Jimmy
marked G.. i. B.
About II O'Clock last night Hannah WimsOr
a cOlOred woman, was Knocked down by a col
OTed man and seriously injured. She was at
tended by Dr.. b. b. Adams and was taken
to her home in Clicks alley by Officers Clark
Al H RbpIpS