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The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

giving. Can this community not De
made better? Certainly, hare where
we boast Of the most excellent schools
10 the Stsse, we ought to b . moral and
free from crime - In Kent and Sussex /;
and vet We fear we an not. AT least our
prison and iss numerous inmates tell US
plainly that crime costs US about four
times as much rs 1t does the people Of
both these counties put together. No one
regrets to say this more than we do, and
we would be glad to withhold 1t If we did
not hope that something could be done
to bring about . more desirable state OF
affairs. lisA Il no Rti y
The commission of small crimes in
varably tends to the commission Of
greater ones. Let none, therefore, say
they cannot help in the desired reform.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18


THE IRON BOoM.-The iron boom con-
tinues in Pittsturg. There is at present
there a iull In orders, but no symptom
of a lull in prices. Some parties there
think iron will go still higher. Red short
pig iron IL quoted at S35 per ton to- day !;
and ores in Cleveland are rated Sl2 80 to
Sl5 per ton, with an upward tendency.
Should there be another rise in ores, pig
metal will take another leap, and II Is
be lieved will not stop short of $40 per
ton. As an instance of how things are
jumping, the old Mcknight mill, for
which $4,000 could not be ohtainel a
year ago has just sold for S72,725. These
works are now leased by Lewis, Oliver
& ~ lii'ps, and there will be a hard
legal fight over the pts,eysioD, Gov.
Hoyt has issued a charter to the Man
| chester Iron and Steel Company OF
PI tsburg, with capital stock of iS5OO, :
! 600. divided into 500 shares. They get
Il 9 Old Superior Rail Mill. and will turn
il Into a Bcssemer Works. The Steel
Billet Works, lately organized In Pitts.
burg, and referred TO In these columns
will be built 80 soon as a suitable slts cail
be found.
The bulk of Prussian prisoners are
employed at cigar maxim, because the
work takes little space and Is 80 readily
learnt by young and old alike.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

REAL ESTATE IN PHILADELPHIA,
Notwithstanding all that the Ledger has
said in an encouraging way is still pro-
nounced "a drug in the Market" and at
the Gales by NJ. Thomas i Sons the bids
were never so meagre, and houses and
lots seem to command less money than
ever. The stock market seems TO have
captured all the capitalists and real
property il regarded as trouble and a
charge Of which they enGeayor to keep
clear.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
THAN xsoivlxo PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE,

ExECuTIvE DKPAk1MENT.
AS the year is approaching ts close. II "
highly proper that we should devOuuy
express our gratitude and thanks 70 Al
mighty God the author OF all good, Tor
the man, fold blessings which he has 70
gractOusly bestowed upon us as people.
The abundant crops with which the
laborer has been rewarded; tho preserva-
ton OF peace within our borders; the
gradual revival OF prosperity In all The
departments Of industry and trade, and
the exemption Of our homes from the
pesttlence that waiketh In darkncss. are
but the manifestations Of the goodnoes
and mercy OF God.
In the midst of these blessings-health
peace and plenty--we should earn esty On.
deavor 10 avoid the sins OF pride aud SELF
reliance. and 10 cultivate spirit Of meek
meas as one OF the fundamental conditions
o. rnsrs'oSe So ~ ISHs y. fha HALL, nsPGG% Governor
OF the suste OF delaware, recognising our
entire dependence upon the supreme HUI
Ter of the Universe, do. hereby set apart
OF NovEMbER, Instant. to be OBJ
served as day OF public thanksgiving
and praise. And l do hereby request ail
persons Ia abstain nom their secular oc-
cupations ON that day, and to repair 70
the respective places OF worshi lip 20 rem
der thanks 10 God for past blessings, and
70 invoke His guidance and protoction In
the future. .t .. ..
In testimony whereof have
have hereuntO set my hand, and
caused the Great Seal OF the
State to be AIN xed, At Dover, this
C-) tenth day OF November, In the
SEAL the year OF our Lord one thous-
'--r--' and eight hundred and seventy
nine and of the Independence Of
lheUnited States the one hum
dred and fourth. ..fH.
By. the Governor, JOHN w. HALL.
JAMES l.. WoLcoTT, fa .
SECRETARY OF State,
NOVEL ls2lwlt
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
.-Ur.pAY. NovExBER Is 1879.
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON fosl
ANr OFFICE
9h An SECOND CLASS MATTER

LANCE DOMESTIC ExPoRTs.-lt Is
only few years since Philadelphia be-
came an importing city to an extent
worthy Of any note. But her advance
n q commercial port has been rapid
within few years, and now her exports
are very large. In the single month OF
October they reached s5,s7e,Se4; which
were shipped to almost every European
mort,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

The Cost OF CRIME.-Very few
people consider the cost of crime to
communities. In the hurry and whirl
Of business this seems to be overlooked
almost everywhere in the United States,
as IL is indeed IN almost all christian
countries, notwithstaL ding all the efforts
OF the church to make men more moral
and assist the State in its efforts to re-
strain the wsyward and punish the
vicious. Our own county is yearly
made TO pay large sums of money not
only TO arrest and punish law breakers. !
but to keep them in food and clothing
after their arrest and conviction, which
OF itself 10 heavy cost aggregating
thousands Of dollars for fees to officers.
fees TO witnesses, jurors, mileage, &c.
All these expenses have to he drawn
from the pockets of honest laborers, and
1t Is little wonder that men do In some
places become impatient and take the
law In their own hands, where guilty
wretches are known to perpetrale crime.
a burglar enters house and robs it Of
coal and is caught; and the county is
subjected to the cost Of three months
board and various other charges until
the fellow passes from the plllory and
under the lash. He is then again a
heavy charge upon the people, while con-
fined for six months or year. He is
then perhaps turned out only to 60 else.
where and continue to prey upon Others
until he is again caught and imprisoned
The prevention of crime Is the ipten
tion Of punishment, Therefore the more
severe it is and the quicker it follows OF
the heels Of crime the more effective i
is said to be. A remarkable example O
the truth of this is sometimes draw
from the practice of the oriental tribe
In Asia. Stevens, in his very interestin
travels, relates circumstances where
has been known that Arabs have lei
their tents with valuables standing OH th
deserts for months without protection
and yet although passed by numerou
bands Of travellers, such is the dread {
punishment, that not an article would b
disturbed. We would not be thought a
advocate for more terrible punishme1
than the wisdom Of experience has Ell
acted into law, for we know not whetht
1t would be for the better or not. I'll
more matured and observant and alb
heads who administer justice, 'teippert
with mercy" are the proper persons
determine as to this matter. AS much
we hope to do is to call the attention
our people to the heavy cost which criu
imposes, and thus urge the church 10 ca
attention to it, and every citizen,to frov
upon it, and do all that they can to il
press upon those who commit what mi
seem to them trivial offenscs, the d
pressing consequences to the whole pc
PIE. Were 1t not for crime our tax
~ouio be very trifling; aud we mig
eApehd large sums for elegant edifces; /
the old and mfirm; the unfortunate DO,
the blind and the deaf and dumb. Al
for the worship of God; and not feel II
We were tak'd at all, so delighted wor
every contributor be at the results of
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18


ExkCCToassAl4k 7'l
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
WIN bs sold st PublicssAls on
THURSDAY, 9Th Day Of December. 1917
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, Ut the late resistance Of
Joseph Grifiith deceased, Que lille south OF
Newark. Delaware, the following Real
Estste and Personal Property:
No The Home Farm OF lH acres, d.
vided into convenient fields. gosSd fencing
well watered. with sufficient wood and
timber. The tract In improved by . large
and eommodious Brick Mansion House.
app orchard, and o variety OF other fruit.
No. 2.--Adjoining No. ], containing ~
acres. . roods. and II pcsehes. with good
harm house, barn and outbutldtngs, apple
orchard, and other fruit This tract will
make one of the best truck farms In the
county, fronting on two public roads, and
hedged In by "A good Usage thorn.
No. contains 10 acres.3 roods. 81 perche 81
fronts on public road leading 10 Newark,
and II one half mile from the Town line,
hedged In ON the road by an exoslient
thorn. the line fcncing all good.
No, adj ,ins the iarin VI Wm. Home.
wood, and the r W. a B. X, Il. and con.
taius IL acr, i, 3 roods aud l9X pcrches OF
highly cultivated land with good fenciu z
An the land being located almost in the
Town OF newark, the eehb OF euuCatlOn. -
This tract AZ IA whole 10 considered one Of
the best farms In the neig hborhoOd.
Also at the same time and place will he
sold the following Personal Property:
25shares of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore II. X. stock, for cash.
10 shares of the National Bank OF New.
ark stock, for cash.
~ shares OF Peunsylvania and Delaware
Railroad stock. at W. -HD e.
| j horse. 2 cows. 2 large fat hogs. 2 shoai
pigs, Nv bushels of good wheat, 30 bushels
| OF good oats, $40 10 $40 bushels OF new corn
good hay by the ton, stump puiler .saddl e
| briddle, collars and other harness. one
| carriage. market wagon.
PARLoR FURNITURE,
Chamber furniture. b DIS, bedding. bu
| reaus, tables. household furniture gene
rally and many other articles not hereif
| mentioned.
THE TkRMs OF SALE, except hereiube
| fore named on stock, Will be made knowr
| on the day of sale.
| All persons desiring TO view the Rea
/ Estate before the sale can do no by calling
| on James II. Ray & Co, Newark, Del.
| who will give any information required
| WIN. X. LOCKWOOD
X. n. GRIFFITH, J Executors.
| IRVING GBIFFITH, }
By J. II. nay 4 Co., for Executors.
| A. Cannon, Auc.
Newark. Del. Oct 25. 1879. nov8-w4
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

W. M.Kennar6 & Co.,
s2l Market Street 62l
Have now In store elegant
NovELTlEs IN DANA saE slLKn,
Latest styles,
BLACK SILK vELvETs-
STRIPED RICH NovELTIRs
for combinations and trimmings.
BLACK Arb coLoRED SILK vELvErs
FOR dresses and trimminss
DRESS sATINs.
11I.'I-I -'-T|' .t4 4in In ali oolorA
FANCY sTRIPEDaATINs.
In ali oolors. Latest thing out.
PEkIN STRIPES. i. .A.. "a ..r
.a.. ..4..t,. Black Cplors and Eanoisa.
PLAIN c0LORED SILKS. ...,.
In nns qualities and elegant shades.
... A. BLACK SILKS.
|; In all 9ualiuss; nsv goods of this sseson's 4
;ses:pcs sS.cisdH q ssisSssd with
tGr Doh. r-ft- q flii4f fslIN'
Every possible combination in
NEW STYLES or FANCY DRESS
nOOD2, .f1
Lupin's celebrated q.
CASHMERES,
In all qualities end all shades
CAAEI.'s HAIR FOULE,
u- In all shadss. These are
.n.Af new aud slsssns goods.
CORDED vELvRrrEEHa. u .. ..H
... ,l rs~ll In all shades.
81 TWILLED CLOTHS.
for ladies, In every shade thas oomss-
BLACK AND FANCY CLOAKINo
p CLOTHb, d. .ff f-ii...
in new styles e. exceedingly low prioss
Also very large stock Of
MOURNING FABRICS. .A
| Of The best makes and pursat d. -.
LUPIN's BLACK CAsHMEREA s4.
| at whOi esale prices
drsns FANCY sfocKixos.
BALMoRAL SKIRTs,
new and exclusive styles In great variety
Elegant novelties In n.
'.i.'s 'r' FICHUs,
Delorfns and Treiousse
In all shades two 10 four buttons
Undressed KIDS, ..
In thrvs buttons all shades
Elegant styles
FRIN0Es AND PASsAMENTERIEs
Every conceivable novelty In
FINE BUTTONS
ED9IN9 AND INsERTING
HANDKEBCHIEFt
An elegant assortment Of
, LADIES, COATS,
In both domestic And imported.
Prices Lever than the Same Good
cAn ks Pu. sbassd IN Lar
ger CisA~s~
-- ..
:, No Lady should purch before inspeotir
/ nom the makers and are
. Offering ~ whole 90
sale prioes: t
one-ha case io-4 BLANKETS at s7t
E one-haif case lo-4 BLANKETS At y I;
: one.half eass lo.A BLANKETS At Hsi
! one-half case ia BLANKETS 1T u I
One half case ia BLANKETS st Is {
one-hslf cass ia BLANKETS At AS
40 - cannot be u..=
.,4 % ~D.i- sQualsd At
4..a t.I H.l ths pric
We have also large stock Of ta %
CRIB BLANKET
oomforsablss and white sprs.a. -. 49,, :.
MERrNo UNDERWEAR d.
4 For Gentlsmsn, Ladies and
Childrsn, at popular pric<
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11
One Word Covers the Advice

49, - t. asa g. MI - IT.
Which should be given to nervous, slender,
and debilitated persons-Invigorate! Seda.
tives, opiater, appetizers. are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with
a genuine tonic. in order to. the recovery Of
vigor and tranquility by the nerves. A
course, systematically pursued, of the lead
ing invigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
should be resorted to BY those who suffer
from weak nerves and general debility. The
stomach, always more or less ~dyspeptic in
cases Of nervousness and loss of vitality, il
toned and regulated BY this medicine until
the organ acts with . precision akin to that
of o ~steady-going piece of mechanism. Com
plete digestion and assimilation are, through
the influence of the Biftera, followed by q
gain of vigor and flesh, and, the disappear
ance OF, biliousneas and irregolarity Of the
bowels, where such exist, as they usually do.
Appetite and sleep are then regained.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11
Chr Daily 2rfss and 9atotaiat
vANKToN DAKOTA
Friday Evening, july II, 1873.
H~gnasoRAooo NEWS

NEicHs0RHooD NEWS.
Barley is nearly ready for harvest 10
Southern Dakota asu iatN
TIE Xerhiilion CITY council meets % .
board OF equalization on The lstA. a ,e. :
II. 8. Back IL building : 5000 residence
on bis farm . short distance south Ut Fargo
Peter Hanson. late Of Lake county, has
eone to Fhir'essA. es 70 open . bl%scksuttbs.
The corn crop Of Clay county never gave
promise Of a'more botntiful yield than at
5presest. ~. la 80 81 !'ta ! ItpB sisl :
FIVE school houses have been built in.
the central part of Clay county during the
present year.
L. w. Chandler, late Of the Vermillion
Standard, win o o engage in travelling for
a Chicago clothing house. Zoo Il n;niaf1f :
The officers Of the Elk point masonic
lodge ere n. A. Kirk, w. M; G. r. MALTA
han, 8. VIA. o. Ringsmd. ]. w.; A. E.
Rolint, treasurer. =
The Vermillion Republican says gold
has been found iii the farm Of Ben Barton.
near Riverside. CLAW county. The discov-
cry Wss made while digging q we'll. .a
Republican: For the first time in the
history of Clay county warrants were paid
yesterday as soon as presented without
going through the form Of having thsm
registered. tol - I'D
E.Nermillion Republican: Judge Kidder
has appointed q gentleman BY the name OF
Parsons clerk of court for Hamlin county
|in' place Of E. 8. Wicklin resigned. This is
this Judges first appointment. ,bee ~ NJ
'Astrotting rack for 925 q side between
w. s.. Knappsn's, Twilight and j. w.
Oranges Dakota Belle will take place al
Vernit1lion on the Both at August. Other
races will take place at thesame' time. pa
THE Niobrara News has been moved to
O'Neil Cityfand appears % the third as the
Holt County Record. During the contro:
sersy at Niobrara in regard to the posses
sion Of the material OF the ofice the head
of the paper was stolen, so that the first IL
sue at O'Neil appears without q head.
The acreage Of wheat, corn aud potatoes
in Cass county. as compared with last year
is IS follows: Wheat, $50; corn, 200; po-
tatoes, 200. The average condition of til,
tcrOps July let 10 stated'as follows-1W ex-
pressing the highest degree :Of excellence
Corn, rs; wheat, 100; rye, 100; oats, 90
potatoes. 100; beans, 90: tobacco, 100.
Vsrmlllion Republican The people o
Clay county have reason to feel proud o
its financial standing. With . bonded in
d%ebtedness of only $500 and no outstand
ing warrants up to July 1st, the count,
commissioners feel justified in cutting dowi
the tax levy to eleven mills, three OF whicl
are for territorial purposes. We see ri
reason, at present. why our county affair
cannot be carried on with an eight mil
tax. and that next yeat-a still further re
duction be made.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11

Al L AMI I CAOVA Re We
The following goods that must be closed
out:
One Black Sol. Set, six pieces; one OK
chamber eel, Bedssead, Bureau and Wash.
stand; one Black Walnut Book Case; Two
Second Hand Sewing, .Aachines;' Three
Centre Tables one Dining Table; one
Lounge, six Chairs; SIX Feather Pillows;
Six Bed Ticks; Ten Sheets; One Wool
Mattress One Child's Bedstead; Ten
Chrome Pictures. One Rife; Three .Revol-
vers;; One Clock; Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, jew
elry, Watches, etc. Two Oil Stoves; One
Veiocipede; All kinds of TiuWaie; Heat
ing Stove; One Government Bsdstead; One
Bucksaw; Twelve Pairs Blankets; Store
Counter, Stooh, etc. Orders received for
thoroughbred Cochin China Chickens.
Auction Every Day and Evening. Con
aignments solicited. :,
Sole agent for sale Of County riehta Of
Dakota for Phiney & Liusey's Patent Iron.
ing Board, an article used in. every hopps.
bold, and At = price within the means of all.
Fifty orders taken in this city with only
one and one-hAlf days canvass. Call and
examine. "A sase chancs for men without
employment TO msks money with smsll
capital.
several ponies for auction sale Saturday,
J.. s. CRADLE,
Ysukton. D. T
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11

Grateful for tie continued avors Of Tie peo-
pie, tbs popular House assures IL patrons that
every effort will be made to keep It's stock and
prices fully up % ts demands Of tie times. No
other Grocery Houss in the Territory will be
pernited to surpass j. either qualify d. goods
or prices.
Very respectfully
A.. w.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11
GOOD BOOKS
for the

Farm, Garden, aa99d Household.
The fsyewig syslsable Bssks
will be supplied iron the Once d
the Press Dakotaian. Any ere
or more Of thosg beeks will be sent
NY II ~
readers d receipt sfilt II The regular
price, which is named against each
lh0ok. fga48,ag t.snsza Il a5Ggsd0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
s#s8 ,l-..s. g - yfg oEss.'.. s-.i
aszsE.S.s ~ 4ss:-s.
llEs3nc.s s.er..an or tar Town Des;ra5r ~
I.st-nsafed E.sss asC,ss5 sas -'r"p-
srg Betrayed ans Isias:aai
Ea4sca.
AI.laea, U,l, 1lalea u.

: I.la.,a, q fa., +tatea B..
= asae -,aas .ise bra.a ous Lese st
about : o'o.ae.. ,ais morning, ofieinat-
!ng in blacksmith shop. The are was
- far under ,gay ss.au Is was d.Heo.-
erred as to battle Mi attempts TO check
II ua... every haii4ing oa Jhe west a.de
OF -Nluin a.seat ta ;Lr L;i4sa ou shr
north waa swept saay nad tas flames
had reached tac Esc.W1af hr.ca build
ing Of }. ii. 1eGsl on ;le .ou-h.
where thr Grr wa. g9s H-'er control,
afsar destroying :a- lal=a roof oI saas
bui,jiEe.
The .o.a s. ..,.laate. as 10000. aa
lollJna: Sell - .lar.ia, Ieaas 1narSe.,
t,.o baila.ngs, $500 Ds.es-., lp2s
and shoe shop, 500 II. tiayer, ta.iog
shop, si@J; George %at.py. boot and
shoe shop. $500 Ii.iAau s. Fountain
hail. -, ,OgJ; =. -. fountain. general
mcreaa.di 800; aae.4..lee, $50
odd Fellows. Na4sns aal Good Tom
p.ari ball. $1,000; inl5# s. farl,",
dra.. ans. aaaiiia@, 900; j. V.
Gs--e .a.-rv. 5000 blacksmith shop
auI Lait. 5000; y. -. kamtaer,
wagon aaon, $500: 1.rs. Jones, ia.iliH-
err, $500; j. II. Mccall, t"o small
bu.!d.uaa, $500: i. III. NcCau & Co,
stock and damage TO bui!diug, $4,000
Q. T.. k'a.p. $500; Iii'uye ol.ec, $500
j. floycs, hotel, 800. Taa origin
or the fire i unknown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
DON'T F0RGEr IT.

II you are troubled with nervousness, arC
disheartened, tired Of life. fear death ol
feel out of sorts as the saying is, you may
safely conclude that you have the DiSpep'
STA or Liver Complaint. The liver is very
apt to become torpid this season of the
year as poisons arising from stagnant wa
ter or decaying vegetation are more numer-
GUS and are through inhalation taken into
lthe blood. Unless the liver is strong ane
active, and furnishesa supply of fresh and
pure blood to drive out tho impurities
Che above mentioned symptoms surely fol
low, and if not needed, end in moro terri.
bio diseases and death. Whites Prairie
Fiower proves itself the Great Liver Pana-
cea. Its action on the liver is different
from any medicine ever compounded. Its
eures are truly wonderful, Try il. Price
twenty-five cents and 'soSenty-nve cents.t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
so YoU DOa'T:

As usual, California is attempting 70
gObble up that aI5O,o00 appropriated
by Congress to build harbor Of refuge
on the Pacific coast. The Californians
urge that it should be established away
down at Trinidad, where the wind
scarcely ever Uses above the dignity Of
q zephyr iThe fact IS, either Port
Oxford, or Fouiweather, on our own
stormy Oregon coast, sbould be select
ell tor this important enterprise. The
Northern coast is where the commerce
of the Pacific most suffers for want Of
suitable protection from storms, and
our Oregon members in Congress should
see to it that we are not cheated out Of
this opportunity to secure the much
needed protection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
AFrER TIE sTELE sr C=4aT.

\ Washington dispatch Of last Men
day tegs US that Senator Sargent has
accepted an invitation rendered him by
the secretary Of the navy TO take an
extended sea voyage for the benefit OF
his health on the school ship .Saro5oJa,
which viii leave Annapolis about the
lst Of April with a graduating class Of
the naval academy for cr;:ise Of foar
menths to Madeira, Cape FadIslar,!s,
Gibraltar, etc.
So it seems that a. sooa as a
Radical IS scOoped out Of office by the
efforts of Democrats he must be pro
vided with foreign sea voyage in a
government ship at the EXPENSE Of the
taxpayers Of the country. How Ion Z
will the people stand such cuSsedness
anyhow?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14

HEAVY DELiNoUENcY.-Th amount
Of taxes to be collected by the sheriff
Of Multnomah county from the 2Sth of
last October to the lst Of next April,
is $685. 600. OF this SUN, That official
has succeeded in collecting but $36, 600,
Leaving balance of $l48,000 to be
collected between now and the lst
proximo o-EGcbaage.
Think of this Multnomah is by
far the richest county in the State,
and yet atree-fomths Of her taxes are to
be reported delinquent; while here in
the "cow county" of Linn not more
than one seventh Of our taxes will go
over to the delinquent list
This comparison is anything but
flattering to the great commercial and
metropolitan county Of the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
sss=I,arED Ar a ~rsaIisl
chir- aitsap s1ays a Giva' isedieane Es9n
10y shooting ti.m Tl'roSsii ti'c 77cart
vnlic htnnding Beside aa
shpen tiEMNr.


THO murder mania il 'ft'lt spreading
tbrouehout The North Pecifc, aud has
:. -, ,,.o5,d t,,o ,.,,er. ppt,toredn
= ,.''7s' a.. a.. .r,,.
ln"l0hs' "S 'oay W. '''.. - Wv ''''''
ing from tho Tacoma Her"f"'
Old Kitsay is M Indian of aoycuty
summers. tie claims to he doctor, a.
did also nm Indian namtd Alaehuy.
These old atysgcs practiced the heath.
enish modo of laying ON of hanas, beat
ing the devil wound the stump, and
other o{ucationabIo tcmedlee. They
were aljo rivals and deHpiaed eacb
other Daring the past few ye3r', old
kitmp Las l"st 1ino ar ten ehildren
lie claims ti.t Narhuy oeeasloncd
their demise by tho process oi "te7sacht'
tamaauouS. althorsh his pruieaaona
services had never been solicited, and
hc was not present at their death bee
scenes. hitanp boldly threatened e
avcueo tho death Of his children by
taking the life Of one whom he deemc'
responsible for his sorrow. a ahor
timo' ago, Kitaap collected some hra
and with the prizes Of the same pnr
chased revolver th-a weapon n
carried beneath his blanEet, on Snnda.