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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
OFElt III'S:
BOARD OF MNNNGEkS

j. j GORDON, Physician. ...,..."".,"C cairo, HIS
Mrs 7. 4. TAYLOR, Superintendent OF
schools, Alexander County.....,.,,.,,
Mrs L. G. FORD, Variety Bracket Store, "
j. \. GOlDSTINE of Goldstne n lio
spnwntcr Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods .....,, "
~ d. THlSTLEW GOD. of liinklc ~
Thistlcwoud. Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors, ......... "
;, u. AYERS, of Ayers ~ Cos Commits
sion Merchants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
THOMAS LEWIS Insurance Manager
aud Attorney at Lgw.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "
WIN, STRNFrON, of Stmton " Bird,
Wholesale Groccrs, Observation-Disclosures.
GEO, NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mcr.
chant, ~ Ohio Icypc. ....,...,.,,,..
JAS, :, REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley TRANSPORTATION Company ....... " "
HARRISON llOupT, Matchmaker and
CiIAs. Il, STUART, Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods aud Nolions........
EDWARD A, BUDER, Manufacturing
Jcwecr and Wholesale Dealer In
Wa,chmakcrs' Tools aud MatcriNls. -"
EDWIN /, EGNEW, Proprietor st
Charles Hotel Observation-Disclosures. -
nAHEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr
Dr. r'' EDWARD Il, RoiE. L. s Mor.bo
Southern District Illinois ."." Springfield. Ills
| Mrs s. A, lERS,..,..,.....N Min Iidc". !.
| DR.. Il. :. BRIGHAM Physician, lndiannnolis. I'm
| JAS NJ, GELAlf, Real Estate
R% DAVID c. WELLS, Mchodttt """' 'O"A
Minister ,,'.'...,...U rand Junction, Tenn
a. il, UrllEY acknowledgements uiJan, Mis..
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NEGETINE
FOR
a : II II M A.
PHILADELPHIA. PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA
Mr. II. K. STEVENS
Dear Sir,-FOr the last fifteen wears. during the
months OF May and June have been afflicted with
what the doctors called Asthma. II wa, very dis
tresslns, rendering me miserable so that dreaded
H. coming on wa- recommended TO use Negc-
tine. took two bottle, before / expected the at.
tack, aud wlS entirely relieved feel grateful to
Nesetinc JSO 7 RALINGER,
Tics Greek II, Phiia.
NEGlTISE ha. restored thousands to health who
h9Q lecA low and phininl .nier.ss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04

at Is is better to laugh than be crying|
decidedly; and to enjoy our baby1
laughing society use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrul
which relieves the chief discomforts q
babyhood without Supplying 'he children
Price % cents.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


MAYO. " u. Ths,lcvOod.
Treasurer Edward DczOnia,
Clerk-Dcnni-. }, Foley
COuu-elor--Wm b. Gilbert,
MarshAl-C D. AFTER.
AttOney-William Hendricks.
Police Magistrate-J. j. Bird.
BOARD oP ALDERMEN.
Firsi W.rd-Wm. OCaahnn. NJ. j liowlcy.
Second Ward-Dayid T. Liuegar, c. K. Wood
ward
Third Ward--W P. Wright Egbcrt Smith.
Fourth Ward harles o. Patier, vacancy
Finn Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest b. Petit
County Officers.
Circuit Judgc-O A. llarkrr
Circuit Clerk. 4. Reeves.
County Judge-R $ Yocum.
County Clerks. j. Humm.
County AitOrnsy--W. c. Mulkcy.
County Treasurer-A. j. Alden.
Shcrid-John Hodges,
Curuurr-R. FtZgcra.L.
County Commissioner ". Halliday, NJ. '
Blown. samuel Brilcy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04

QUERY. Why will men smoke commol
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Boy
"Scal of North Carolina at the same price
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THE MAILS.
TINE TABLE.
X. r. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. Il.
TBAIN- ARRIVE. TRAINS DEPART
Mlil,.........4:Oj am, Mail......,,....3:lOam
Eyprcs,.......? 900 pm. Express ,......,G 500 pm
CAIRO 81 VINO ENNES Il. Il
Naii,........ .l0:O0p.m. Mail,.,... ....i:ij am.
CAIRO IL 81 LOUIS L. Il
Express ...... $40 pm, Express ..... 1000 am,
Accom- dalion 1858 pm. Accom- dalton. 2l3pm
CHICAGO. ST, LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS R.R
Express .......ll:30a.m, Express. 300 pm
Mail .l03Op,m. Maii,.......,. 800 am
C,A.&T RtlLROAD
Texas express 2:iO am. Texas express ,2:ljpm
Accommodate 500 am,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

a YOUTHFUL MURDERER.-A dispatch
Of June says the town of Rohersvile,
in Washington county, Md, was the
scene of fearful tragedy. The partici-
pants were two youthful schoolbdSs, one
of which shot and instantly killed the 9TH
or with m o.d musket. The particulars,
so far ms able TO CLEAN from officers and
the youthful murderer himself, nre about
as follows: Lewis S. Miller, n boy about
fifteen years OF age, has had repeated
quarrols lately with his schoomates on
account of their calling him nicknames.
Yesterday afternoon a number of boys
went fishing, and on their return met
Miller, who was standing on the porch
OF his fathers house. AS usual, it is
claimed, they saluted him with nick
names. Miller, becoming enraged, ran
into the house, procured an old musket
and fred mt his tormenters, without ef-
feet, however. Miller reloaded his gun
with ball and started in pursuit of the
boys. Getting within range he rested the
gun upon fence and fired, the ball tax
ing effect in tie head of one of the boys
named Charles Norris, killing him in
stantly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

THE C0NvENTIoN. The delegates
now in attendanre at the State Conven~
ton give strong assurance of future VIC
tory to the Repuhhcan party, by their
spirit and intelligence. Many of them
are profoundly interested in their respect
i've candidates, but they manifest firm
determi inntion to stand or fall together.
Those who cannot succeed viii fall into
line with great deal of enthusiasm for
the whole ticket, and we are quite certain
that there will be no "sore-hoads." Del
egates are also scrutinizing the chDracters
Of candidates very closely. In some in
STANCES :here is n coed deal of hesitancv.
where in ordinary times candidates would
he accepted ms a mere matter of course.
If this intelligent inspection confines to
the end, the Convention will present IT
ticket that will command the respect and
confidence Of the entire people of the
State. Thus far there has been no single
controlling innuince in the Convention,
and there hAs been no effort made to CO.
cree delegates in the interest Of any pow
ar. A Convention more free from tram
mels never before met in this or any 9TH
er State. 1t is useless to say that n SO,
cret power is controlling the Convention,
for even the most secrotive OF manipua .
tors must come to the surface somewhere.
That the Convention is absolutely free
and independent Of outside control is evi-
dent to every one who takes the trouble TO
watch the proceedings. .-lS0c. Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21
LAND NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT TO
PLACER MINING CLAIM
.IuNE 18th. 1879.

JUNE 18th, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Henry Junkans whose Post Office
address is Weavervile, Trinity County,
State of California, has made application
for Patent for the LANG AND JUN N
KANS GOLD PLACER MIN r stu
ate4 IN Arkansas Dam Mining District,
Trinity County, State Of Caiitornif, and
more particularly described IN the Pat
and Field Notes now on file IN this office
to wit Lot No. 81 containing 81 50
100 acres. Commencing II! white oak
tree 20 inches in diameter, marked j.
from which the Soldiers Creek Mineral
Monument beals y 54o e. l07. 40 chains
distunt, running with variation lS}40 Il.
S4lHo w. 10 43 chains, to pine tree,
forty inches IN diameter, marked j. for
n corner thence 5 $50 L 23.0O chains
to u sugar pine tree forty inches IN di
ameter, marked j. for Il corner; thence
S3l%o w. 10 30 chains to II spruce forty
inches in diameter, mat ked NJ. for II
corner thence S 73o w. 6 7S chains to
an oak post four inches in diameter, three
feet long, marked NJ. and set in n rock
mound Tor corner thence S 80 E II 90
chains to black oak post four inches in
diameter, and three feet long, marked Nj.
and set in rock mound for corner:
thence n 4So y % 20 chains to n black
oak post four inches in dnmeter, four feet
long, MAJ kcd NJ and sci in the earth for II
corner ; thence n 42150 X. l3. so chains
to black oak post four inches in diameter
three md one half feet nigh, marked j.
and set in - rock mound for II corner ;
thence N 500 f.. 7.2S chains to "a quartz
rock 36 81 IS inches, marked thus t with II
chi,e, and set in mound of rock for n
corner thence N 69Ho w. 43 80 to and
closing on the starting corner /; said claim
is bounded on the North West by the
Perkins Bar Pincer Mine, and on all other
SIDES by unclaimed mining land.
Allpersons holding any adverse claims
thereto nre required to present the same to
the Register nud Receiver of the United
States Land Office at Shasta, California,
within Sixty Days from the first publica
tion ofthis Notice.
AARON BELL,
Register.
June 2lSt. GO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21
rur Wur.rtArn Ennnnp u rha

THE WHEATLAED HORROR. - The
daily press for week pas; has teemed
with accounts of horrible affair at
Wheatland, the motives leading to which
are, as yet involved in mystery. The
house of William Roddan, half mile
from that town was entered during the
night, and two young girls, sleeping to-
gether, beaten over the head with bar of
iron till each was rendered insens6le.
One of them while in this cond ition was
carried out of doors, where she was found
two or three hours after the EVENT. The
other members of the family were arous-
ed by the groans of one of the wounded
girls. Detectives from Sacramento, San
Francisco and San Jose are trying to dis
cover the guilty parties and negro and
a Chinaman are lodged in jail to await
the event. At first it was thought Meth
er Of the young ladies could live, but Mt
latest accounts both were in fair way of
recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

GENERAL GRANTS Arabian horses
those presented to him by the Sultan
have arrived by sea at New Haven
They were taken to the blacks m:th's to
be shod, and many persons came 10 see
them, offering to purchase The old shoes,
or even single nail, rs mementoes, at
almost any price. While the horses
were being led to the New Yorl, boat,
one of them kicked II spoke from the
wheel of passing carriage. A writ was
served, and the sum of Sl2 was paid to
settle the case. The sum was cons idered
by some people a high price ior single
spoke.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

DEAD LETTERS. Tho records of the
Dead Letter Office Mt Washington show
great carelessness on the part OF letter wri>
tiers. 1t appears that during the last year
nearly thee millions of letters were re-
ceived at the Office of which sixty eight
thousand could not be forwarded, for the
reason that the name of the county and
State were left out of tho direction four
hundred Of them were unstamped, and
more than three thousand were mailed
with no direction at all. What is quite
as remarkable. there were found in these
letters money orders to the amount Of two
millions of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

The following resolutions, expressive Of
the sense Of the Central Committee were
adopted by unanimous vote:
WHEREAS, On the 7th day OF May,
1879, the new Organic Law for the State
was by minority of the qualified elect
ors thereof approved and adopted and is
therefore fixed fact and
WHEREAS, 1t is and ever has been a
fundamental principle with the Demo-
cratic party to cheerfully abide by, mains
tain and support the acts ofthe majority
Therefore this Committee, represent,
ing the Democracy of Trinity county,
pledge themselves and the party to use
their utmost endeavors to secure the en-
actincnt of all laws necessary for carry
ing into effect the same in spirit singly
for the prosperity, glory and benifcence
of the great and growing commonwealth
o: California and we earnestly request
all Democrats, whatever may have been
lheir differences heretofore, to join as
against all factions in order that we may
defeat the common enemy and elect men
tried and true to the principles of the
grand old Democratic party to the end
that we may have the benefit of just laws
under and II fair Interpretation Of our
New Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

A New YORKER, writing to the Sun
about Cnli.ornia, among other good things
says : The women Of California are
much plumper than their Eastern sisters.
This is more especially true of those born
on the Pacific slope nervousness is al
most unknown, dyspepsia is rare, there
is some rheumatism and neuralgia, and
catarrh is quite prevalent but I should
say that tho women grown average 10
pounds in weight more thnn those on the
Atlantic slope. The State is full of good
women, but IN the large cities the moral
tone is not so severe as in older communi-
ties,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

THE MINT STEALTH. L. Dodge,
Superintendent of the Mint, yesterday
handed TO U S. District Attorney Teare
several hundred shares of mining stock, ,
which were given up by Henry Smith,
the night -watchmnn of the Mint,
when he was arrested for emhezzling
$4,000 worth of bullion. The stock
20 shares Of which were quoted yesterday
q; 81 so per share, and 20 shares at 81 25
the rest being nominal will be sold for
the benefit of the Government. The 9th
er property recovered is house and lot
on the south side of Broadway street,
between Stockton and Powell, valued Mt
$1,000, which cost Smith $4,000; and
bullion OF the value of something over
So 600, and 81 600 cash. Smith saws that
he loaned the late Tax Collector Austin
50 600 cash at one time and So 600 at nm .
other time, without taking any acknowl>
edgment of the Indebtedness. Accent.
ing this statement to be true, together
with the statement Of stock transactions,
high living and cost OF furnishing his
house, the entire amount of his specua-
tons are accounted for. Smith is in ini
awaiting the empannelng Of United
States Grand Jury to indict him, when
he will, as he says, plead guilty of the
A:ceny.-S. +. CdU, June l5th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

BLACKBERRY EATERS BEwARE.-The
Chinese are an ingenious race, and viii
resort 10 ways and means of accomplish
ing an object that nm American would
never dream of. A Chinaman was going
around town Tuesday afternoon selling
black berries. At the time he was selling
them he had them in small tin pals. A
prominent resident OF this section,
while coming into town, met him jogging
aloLg in his bare feet, long pole over
his shoulder and his boots attached to the
ends thereof, tho boots ii He'd with black
berries, which be transferred to the pals
and sold them around town during the
day. MoIal-Putronize your local mer-
chants and shun Chinese peddlers..-
Wheattdnd Recorder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

INDICTED. Shasta county is unfortu
nate in her criminal record, scarce year
passes but one or more cases of murder
are investigated and brought to trial. At
the last term Of County Court, Doctor
Silverthorn, nm old resident Of the county
was indicted for the murder of newly
born infant. by throwing it into Pit Riv>
er. Doctor Silverthorn is fine looking
man well on in years, and has been n
gentleman OF culture. education and re-
fnement. He came into Shasta county
many years ago, settled in the Pit River
country, and following fashion then too
common, took nm Indian woman for a
sort. The mode of life then adopted he
has stendily adhered 20. and the children
of this i'll ll-assorted union have grown,
some of them 1T least to maturity. The
child he is said to have drowned was the
issue Of his oldest daughter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

SNAKES AS REFORMERs. 1t doesn't
do to look u gift,horse in the mouth, but
in the case Of II gift snake it is different
A bar keeper on Clay street was aston
ished the other day OF receiving pres
ent from the on-keeper next door. =
1t was pair of beautiful stuffed rattle
snakes which the donor said were killed
by friend over on Mount Tamalpais.
The first bar keeper ornamented the shelf
behind his bar with the reptiles, and
thought in his heart that his neigh bor
was pretty good fellow, after all He
was surprised, however, to notice sin
guar diminuton OF trade. Customer
after customer would come in, and.
while engaged in the apparent profound
indeci-ion as to the choice OF beverage Of
the man who invalinbiy ends by order
ing a little straight" would turn pale
and go out hastily. AT the close of the
day he had disposed Of but one drink
and that was to man who was already
blind drunk. The cocktail compounder
muscd over this state of fairs all night,
and the next morning be followed out
ward politician. who had just made the
same strange break for the door, and
asked him the cause of his exit.
"The fact :" said the customer, wip-
ing the Precipitation from his pale brow.
" I've been going it n little too strong for
n week or two, and We got TO brace up.
When man gets to seeing two snakes
at a time there S no time for fooling, you
bet yer life."
The reptiles in question were sent up
to Woodward S Gsrdens that day, and
the indignant saloon keeper is now suing
his serpentine rival for 500, 600 damages
Or thereabouts .-Dod Derrick.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21
REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

The following nominations had been
made up to 2 P. NJ, yesterday, in addi-
lion 20 that of George q. Perkins for
Governor Lieutenant Governor, John
Mansfield Secretary of State, Daniel
Burns; Controller, D. NJ. Kenfeld I;
Treasurer, John We'll Attorney Gener-
al, A. &. Hart Member Of Board Of
Equalization, Second District, NJ. NJ
Drew Surveyor General, J. w. Shank
lin; Clerk Supreme Court, Frank Gross I;
Superintendent Of Public instruction,
F. NJ. Campbell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21
PupL1c MEN AFsA1D OF Womrx

PUBLIC Men AFRAID OF WOMEN
No city in the Republic, not even New
York, so swarms with adventuIe esses rs
Washington. which has for years been
the chosen field OF the bold, dangerous,
wholly unprincipled tribe. They can be
counted by hundreds they are Of every
sort and degree. They are in The depart
ments, at the hotels, Mt the boarding
houses-everywhere that a man can be
found, seduced or frightened. Their
missions are multifurinus and II cir move
ments mysterious. They are seeking po-
silions they are lobbyists they have, or
their friends have claims. They need
personal, political. pecunIarY assistance
indeed, all kinds, except the moral kind.
Most Of them are hlackmailers. The
widow Oliver wns but one of many. They
are 50 crafty and treacher0us that public
men Of reputation or means, are afraid Of
and always on the alert against them
The late Salmon ?. Chase would never,
during his official life at the Capital, see
woman he did not know intimately. ex-
cept in the presence Of witnesses. Many
Congressman, Senatora, and other Office
holders have always made it rule to re-
ceve no visits from women alone. Sen
ntor Chandler, though not noted for deli,
cacy, is particularly careful on tins point.
So is Ben Butler, despite his audactv and
recklessness. These and other public
men refuse to see women at their rooms,
or houses, or anywhere, without third
persons. The experience Of others, If not
their own, has made them wary and ap-
prehensive. There are, doubtless, many
men not afraid of any man. We ques-
tion if there he any man not afraid of wo-
men. If there be he has surely never
been in Washing N. Y. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

JAMES GORDON BENNETT COMING
james Gordon Bennett, it is stated, left
Liverpool about six days sgo with the in.
tention of travelling straight through to
San Francisco in order to be present. at the
departure Of the Jeanette. Mr.. Bennett
viii! travel strictly incog. and so anxious
is he t. nvoid questioning in New York
that he will probably be transferred from
the Liverpool steamer ut the Heads to a
yacht and make quiet landing on the
Jersey side, whence ne will take the cars
direct to San Francisco, reaching here in
about two weeks Chronicle, 1874.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

ELKo, according to the Post, has no
death lis: and no sick list. Measles and
dipbtheria and Group do not worry the
children, nor rheumatism the grown up
generation, and the doctors have II good
easy time. The road to the cemetery
shows no ruts, and stone-cuttcr would
starve to death it he depended upon NOR
tuary chseing. Cradles do not seem to
be in much demand either. In fact, the
prevailing complaint is-ha>h !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

WAsPs arc dangerous as occupants OF
barns. The frequent and mysterious
buTnings of hay>tacks ana farmers build
ings, has led to the discovery that they
are set on fire by wasps' nests, and that
the nests are ignited by spontaneous com
bustion. This is said TO be produced by
the chemical action of the wax in con-
tact with the paper-like substance Of
which the nest is composed, a compara-
lively small excess OF oxygen being suti'
cient to make it burst forth in Il blaze.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

The subsidiary silver bill has been
signed by the President aud is now II
law. Itprovides that subsidiary CONS in
sums OF $40 and it, mulliples may be ex-
changed by the holder at the Office ofany
Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States for currency, and such
coins shall be legal tender for all dues to
the amount of $40. Half dollars will now
be raised to par with greenoacks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

Two students at Wilson'S Seminary
who are very tond of wearing snowy
clothes, recently took pains to get two
suits of the same material, which they
were sure could not be Duplicated. I'm
fortunately, however, they left some
pieces with local tailor, in whose shop
they were seen by couple of Chinese
students, who procured suits exactly like
them, and the forrappeared in the chapel
on the same morning with suits of the
same cut and material. The chagrin of
the two swells may be imagined. - Paita.
T.meS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

HER Four WIsHEs.-A new novel is
called "A Lady's Four wishes" An
old bachelor says he hasn't read the book
but he knows what her wishes are: First
a new bonnet; second, n new bonnet;
third, new bonnet; fourth, new bon
net" From, this one might suppose that
the old bachelor is married man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

THE American Bible Society has sent
the editor OF the Madison Democrat Il
Bible, and Republican papers are abus
ing the Society for showing partiality
and wasting good Bible ON Democrat.
The matter will he brought up at the
editorial convention at Oshkosh. - Peck' s
Miiwdukee Sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

More efforts are being made by those
persons who own large tracts of cultivat
ed lands in California than ever before to
Sell them. There are several reasons for
this change Of base by property owners.
One is, that times are duI and farm pro
ducts are declining. Anotheris probably
found in constantly increasing taxation
Atany rate, the owners Of farming lands
are now willing to sell them for fair prices
Chico Record.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

HIS OPINION OF THE jury Gentle
men Of the jury" said Mr.. Phelps to the
twelve men Of Wellington, MINI, who
had convicted his daughter Of selling ci-
der without license, "all I've got to say
is, you're set of jackasses, ansyol may
wave your ears over that solemn truth :"
Mr.. Phelps was fined $40 for contempt OF
Court,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

How SHE Cor HlM.-A female book
agent caused the publication IN the Sac
ramento Bee ofthe death Of one George
w. Bmf. Now Bruff was rot dead, and
appealed to the Bee to restore him to life
The Bee found the woman, who explain
ed that Bruff owed her, and fixed day
when he would pay her if he was alive;
as he did not pay she concluded be was
dead, and So published him in the Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

THE latest swindle has occurred in
Slanstead, Canada. A man has sold ten
cert packages, warranted sure death TO
potato bug; no risk of killing animals as
with Paris green" The packages were
not to be opened until time to use them.
One victim having three, opened one and
found two square blocks of wood, on one
Of which was written; "Place the bug
on this bloch and press firmly with the
other. - Mitwaukee Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-21

The Elberton, Ga, Gazette says that
a colored man in Wilkes county, in that
State, who, if his tale be true very pro
perly ordered n white man to leave his
place, was afterward taken out of his
house by body of men and whipped so
severely that he died of his injuries.