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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
How to Water Horses.

In cold weather give one pailiut
III "A time three times day. This
is enough unless YOU are working
them regularly: then give II little
more, but not To exceed four pail
iulS day. In warm weather
when they are brought in. first
sponge out the mouth and noStrllS
we'll with cold water. After few
sponginES they will wait for it to be
done. Then give them not to eN.
coed a paiIiul apiece before you
commence work. Don't let them
90 without long enough to make
them want more than this. II al.
Lowell, IA thirsty horse, when warm.
Will drink too much y common
t"eheqHart pail is the size refer.
cd 10 ahoVe.-RWdTNorh.
OF llmatio seymour. "Gaih''
gives this picture in the Enquirer of
tmclnuatl: "Scymour, To look at.
is a very large, lankcctype of a
man. six feet or over, wearing a suit
OF black cloth, with long frock coat,
and with large country boots, we'll
blackcned, and IA high hat. He has
benevolent face and pair of rich
dark eyes. When you go to see
Seymour they send you in some nice
white bread and glass of rich mill,
and small cake of delicious bntter
Then the amiable. keen old man will
entertain you with the most father
~ and beautiful talk. He has =
temperament like woman's. An
atmosphere of consideration for Won
and satisfaction with himself and
tenderness for his wife surround
him. You feel that more than an,
living man he is the Dean and Senio,
of the Democratic party in America
During his life he has hardly eve,
quarreled with anybody. You can
not tell ut this moment whether h,
believes Tilden TO be scoundrel. ,
genius, or a saint. Free in his in
tercourse, especially DESTROYS to in
terest Republicans, close with mon
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05

a colored drayman who was try.
ing to haul more freight than his
mule could well draw up the slip.
perry wharf, spoke in this manner:
"Look here, mule! you needn't to
think cause you's got a siety here
for ventin' cruelty to animules dat
you kin fool wild dis niger when
is in hurry. I'll let you know da,
l kin have some witnesses summon
ed rs well az you.-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
II SALOON,

THE PUBLIC AND MY FRIENDS ARE
| informed that have removed my Bar
across the street. To the building formerly
occupied hy j. &. Drew. on the Southeast
corner of the Pdhlic Square, where ] will
supply the wants Of all who call on me-
with the PGRESr WINES and LIQCORS
cy,r sold in lIumrr-Finc Cigars AT low
prirr>-th" best BEER mad" IN the Uni
ted States. ana everything usually kept in
well regulated SALOON.
shall Ice grateful for all patronage cx-
tended To- me. MARTIN NALLE.
Feb. l. l--o. b
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
Town of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. +. Church South.
KEN. ]. A PARKER. PASTOR.

Lisbon Church - First Sunday In eseh
month, at IL o'clk, a III. lIomer-Seeond
and Fourth Sundays in each month, at II
o'clh. a IL, and Fourth sundays at pm
Arthona-Ihifd Sunday, ut II III, snd
p m.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
MILLS. GIN AND FOUNDRY,
r. L. 4 X. 4. ALLEN.

4 our mills. Il. miles North of Homer,
y We are now furnishing Lumber at rrI-
snuahir rates; making trttrr Meal and
Flour than any other mill in the parish.
We have the renowned Brown Gin. with
all the modern Improvements. and viii yin
cotton for the eighteenth. We are prcrar-
ed To furnish excellent Foundry work aud
can do any job III that line rrquI,d III TIN,
country.
We AK the patronage of the public and
will guarantee satisfaction.
+. L. \ X. \. ALLEN.
July 70. l-39. ip.y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.

TfIf. PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
L invited To continue the liberal patron
lcr they have bestowed oh the undcrsLn-
cd. The hes, of
Wnnrl, Il9n2@4 anu ,El0nta
always Oh hand. Customers always treat
cd with polltcu,.~ and r!Gil impar,ialiiy.
Don't forget the EAR and BILLIARD
SALOON uu the west side at the public
Ngnarr. J. EERGl son.
August u. -. l:ii
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
Christian,

ion re- CT T. NJ. NORTHUM breaches 81 D u
W Stove, six miles north Of Homer, % v,
canh ish and Eldorado road, Sd Sabbsss =
."'" month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
Board Of School Directors.


W. j. IT.SIIF, ITrrt.,
Or, ;. y. WEBB, Sccy.,
DIR J. f.. MEADORS, -
Cot. J. :. lOl'NG. GEORGE DAVIS,
Is. /. LEDBETTER. BOB TARkINTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
Z. a IL. 7. ANTHONY a co
SOL Broadway. Nav w.,

vi N, Az ktEN. IMPORTERS and
a AZ ,I i'eal'f' IN velvet Frames, Album.
rn.; ops, >'rfc"Ncopcs and Views.
i l'"S LII 'hrom3N Photographs. and
Nv" S''''N-' celebrities. Actrrs>cs. etc
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC N,rrp,,,s

I'M IIIN NATEKIAIS.
We are iradqnarrrr, for everything i;
IN, > Way ot SlEREOPTICONS and MAGIG
- - .,l r.hNS; each style being the best n,
g n S,a Photographic Transparcpcios
=, r'"'uary and Engravings for the Win
VI, tonN'N Gla<s. Manufacturers &c
ci I,sei pi frames for Miniatures and Conve.
a;ra ",I"gufs OF Lanterns and Slides with
cents , ''0'' LOT using, sent on receipt of TEN
January 81, lsso. ,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
Is n Thorough Remedy

In every case of Nalarial Fever. and Fever
and Aguc. " hilr for disorders Of the >tnn-
ach. torpidity of the liver, indigestion aud
disturbances at the animal forces. which
drhilitair il has no equivalent aud can
have no substitute. 1t should not b" con
founded with trituratrd compounds OF
chap spirits and essential oils, often sold
under the nam" of BlttcrS.
For sale by Druggists, Gr"ccr~ and W IN"
Merchants rNrryw here irhl --21-lN
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05

Highest Medal at Vienna and philadrIpb;,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-05
NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE Gu.

DATE OF FARE AND FREIGHT on the
Il North La. stage Co. from Homer, La
after July LIST, lS77;
GOING WEST:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06
Letter fcorn VvnsslnFts
NAsnlrnrn. A.--.f..-

W %rhANA4Nf. .ta.s e. ..s
Mr.. HARPrs. General Dfaee. i.e-
lieyes that the Civil War il over Sc
that respect differs fron General Gar.
field. General liancock believes that h.
gi.iation should DC upoa subjects ~ pr
Gmouui interest 10 tEat vast majority a
people who are lsbo-c-s AMI producers,
anl from whom thc country p-ogTcriiy
conca. On the Other hand, Grncr.i Car.
dcil wishes TO legislaio upon subjects
connected Nth war which c'osod fiicoa
wears ago. In 1855 tho last gun was
fred ia our war with Great Britain. e
ven al that moment treaty OF poacc had
been arranged betveen the two couutriss.
and almost Immediately the most friend
ly. relations were established. General
Hancock believes that tho same comsaeu-
dshlo spirit which existed when the e
Eited States deals With p foreign nation
should control our sctions while We are
dealing with ourzelves. while terms are
being arranged between our own peo-
pie, General Garfield does not agree with
General Hancock on this point lie
see.ns 70 think those OF our own house
hold would remain outside while the
EtrADgcr eats at our table.
SO far as the two letters OF acceptance
rclate to TIA civil war, have given above
= fair statement Of what the two candi-
dates seems 20 believe aud desire. a.
10 specific questions 81 interest General
Hancock simply refers 60 the excellent
platform agreed upon at Cincinnati, aud
endorses il.
Ar. English's letter of acceptance is a
plain, straightforward statement Of Re
publican shortcomings and o; The con
sequent necessity for Il change 1t is
excellent IN Its way, and will be AN sd
mirable campaign document indeed l
nope the party viii circulate very ozten.
sively both the letters. They cannot
DO better.
was sorry that General Hsrcocks
letter vas asnt from '4oysrnor's island
and that it vas signed while he still re-
NAMED in the Ariny. but he VIII probably
correct all that, hy an early resignation.
The public debt was reduced between
tSo and three millions during July. and
the sc;ual reduction in june was about
the same. Secretary Sherman will 60
himself a service by publishing detail q.
Cd statement of receipts & expenditures
fol March April 6 Nay. during which
the doIt was reported as reduced s42,-
600, 0C0,--and similar statement for
June and July, when reduction of only
I've millions Was reported. A great ma
ny people believe the figures for the
three months FIRST named were made to
lie, in order to help Sherman's chances
ct Chicago. The whole facts will DO no
harm. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

The wheat crop in Wisconsin is
estimated at fifteen million bushels,
which is below last years yield. The
yield in Iowa will be twenty per cent
higher than last year, and that of
Minnesota is put at AZ million bush
els. Reports from Dakota say there
never was such q crop there.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

The veterans of the Union and
Confederate armies will make an IN
vincible host for General Hancock.
A vote was taken at the Hampton
Soldiers Home one day last week to
ascertain the preference Of these old
Union veterans FOR President. The
result was For Hancock four hum
bred and sixty, for Garfield twenty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

Thomas Francis Siuaott, Of Madi-
SON, Ind, AZ Irish exile, who fought
JIM the war under Thomas Francis
Meaghor, went to Indianapolis the
other day as 8 delegate to the Irish
Republican Convention, and returned
home thoroughly Disguised with It's
proceedings. lie Will vote for Han
cock and English.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06
THE State CONVENTION

AT Martnsburg, July 28th, ult.,
was the largest gathering Of it8 kind
ever held in our State. The nomins-
tons made by it is given above. The
nominations are tarorably regarded
by our people throughout the State,
and confidence expressed in the re-
suit of the State Election, in October
next Col. jackson, who heads the
Ticket, is said TO be very able man
and effective Speaker, and is greatly
and deservcdly popular, on the West
side OF the mountains, where he resides
and is best known. We invoke cor
dial support Of the State Ticket by
all of our friends in this and other
counties.
The New York Sun unhesitatingly
pronounces General IIancock's letter
to General Sherman, which we pub
lish in to-day's paper "the most excel
lent and extraordinary letter on the
constitution, on law, and on public
military and civil duties ever written
by an American General"
history OF THE LETTER.
The New York Herald IN iutrodu-
cling Gen. Hancock's letter, says;
"Goneral Hancock's letter viii be
found to be one OF the most interest
ing campaign documents that has
been brought to lignt thus fan in the
present presidential contest. When
tho republicans revived the fact Of
such letter having been written they
claim that its tone was tincturcd with
treason, and that its publication would
greatly damage hcproapcca Of Gen.
Hancock as the democratic candidate
fol President These statements were
met with an emphatic denial by dom
oefatjg politicians on the board tuuda-
mental ground That Geuaral Hancock
was too loyal and patriotic 10 have
over written or given uttoranco 10 q
continent ,hat By oven tho boldest
f.Ic.eh OF the imagination could be
tortured into d's.1valiy. ON being
poken to o Saturday Nv ths lI.ralI
reporter ou ta. Jb. Gen. H.ne..'.
gave " full ANA .Hp..t opiuuaGoa.
VIZ
- hardly remembered writing Gao
i-.'cr hn said, .'uuti @ ar.'rs-
once go Il an us ID. IL.
WLcr { wf5t. f. I u.I D.. .I,
II would ever t.... I.
% Western town o.. u.".
with ur ae.I..ly DI U. H.
s,Htt with mg Iw..'a ..lt..
I'D
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

The daily production OF petroleum
at the present time IS stated to be A..
bout $4,000 barrels, an increase of
2, 900 barrels during the past year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

Il. Bot remedy f1r I.V. -I-
g..us s. "Ssi.,l- LiscrPHa" Only
-5o. lrI '1V soli D., ali l.a f.
TIE Mla Moem raised ou b,r
~ Ais -l ln Shenandoah county
tbs year thirteen thousand eiclthun-
drcl ba lc.s Of wheat
"sanco taking Dr.. Lindsey Blood
Searchcr that Old sore ~ mne is en-
t.eiy cared Sold by I'll d-rri
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06

Tho Hon. Z - MARTIN may well DO
proud ~ his canvass before the Convor-
ton, and also Of bis friends who stuck
90 him TO the last md urged his cause
With such enthusiasm and energy that it
was in itself q Compliment % the nom;-
nation. - Grafton Eagle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKEY.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
ron GOVERNOR,
JACOB B. JACKSON,
OF Wood County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JOSEPH s. MILLER,
of Cabell County.
FOR TREASURER,
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
of Ohio County.
Fon ATTORNEY G ENEnAI..
c. c. WATTS,
OF Kauawhe County.
JcDdE or SUPREME COURT or APPEALS,
JUDGE THOMAS G. GREEN,
of Jefferson County.
roR STATE SUIT OF rREH SCHOOLS,
b. j.. BUTCHER.
OF Randolph County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Post Oh plain
Van Horne has been ordered ron his proper station
The follow ing changes in the Quartermasers Depart
mcnt have bcen made: CapainJ II. Lord is relieved from
duv in the Department OF the Eas: and Will report for
duty at the Cheyenne Depot relieving Captain Gs.
sstant auartermaster, who Will report TO the Depart
ment OF Missouri FOR assignment 10 duty in the District
OF New-Mexico.
The leave of absence granted SecOndLeutenant Har.
rison 2d Artillery, has been extended to May l.
Second Lieutenant Prime 1lth Infantry, is relieved
from duty at Dayids Island and will join his company
as soon as practicable.
Colonel Roger Jones, Assistant Inspector
General. has been detailed to inspect certain public
property at the Army Medical Museum In this city:
siken coors and flags on hand at the Philadelphia
Deuot Of the Qaarcrmster's Department and at Jeer
sol ve ina aud certain hospital property Oh hand at
Fort Whipplr, Va.
Leave OF absence for six months has been granted
Assistant slrg r. H. Whltc with permission TO 10
beyond the sea
fEo lie W granted Major Brisbin, 2d Cavalry. has
extended six month ana that or Post Chaplain
ID tVid Mhite three months.
Second, L. euten,nt VIM. I. wood. Ism Infantry, has
Del detailed Professor Ot Mary scieDce aud Tao
tie, al the IiaOs Industrial University Champaign
H., an Will repOr; accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, March i, lSsO.
The hearing OF argument In the Of the Tic borne
claimant, "a not expected 70 cone on uhu tEc tnlrd
week after Easier
Reuters Paris dispatch says the published reports OF
the decisions OF the Cab Council relative to arice
seven OF the Ferry Education D, are premature Tho
forward any new draft OF the article and Will par
ticipate in the second discussion OF the bill.
The life OF General Melikof. Cher OF the Supreme Tx
ecutive Commission. It ?ppears, was saved by chain
shirt under his UNIFORM
In Lisbon the Ministerial journal the ProGr(SSo refer
ring to the alleged intention OF The Uaiied States to
found commercial colonies the West Coast OF Africa,
s,vs Portugal should congratulate hcrse.f on seeing
the United States approach her colonies, because tDac
county is incapable o. despspg tc rights of Portugal
but would The contrary, GUiri them AGAINST en-
croachments by Euelar1.'
TIE Mansion House Relief COmmttcc announced that
the sum Of eLO0O mas been receved ron sydney AUS
traa, ana S2OO from lIverrar3ii, NrW-.'aiauu.
The report the Committee of the IA aber oi Dcpu
ties on the Cuban Budget estimates The expenditure al
IA 600 900 and proposes measures for biancnx that
amOmt Power J. reserved for increasing the total
amount of the budget 10 Si5,COo'OOO Ia case Oh ne
cesstiy
The Standards Berlin correspondent reports that Herr
Lasxer leader OF the Left Wing OF the National Loer
ais has seeded his political ienas. he have
too little influence 10 wlsD 10 fcDalu WIN lis lo4mef
adherents
The Eincncier this morning. says P.ivaie adylces
from Peru announce that nor Quimpcr, Minister OF
finance has been imprisoned, and at his property has
been cOniiscated account OF contract negotiated by
hm with the Credit Industrial, OF Paris recently which
the Peruvian Government repudiated The property OF
Senor Rosls, one OF The commissioners VINO negotiated
the contract, has also been sequrstiated"
Last night Mr.. j. r. keene. OF California, elected
"A temporary member OF the Turf Club. lie was pro-
posed by Lord ROsebery and seconded by Lord Dort
chester.
dispatch Cabu says in effect that advices from
two different sources state that MahOmed. Jan and Mir
Batcha the chief the Kohistani insurgents. have
agreed TO follow the advice of oxFnance Minister,
VINO was recently by General Roberts with letters
to the maleoutent leaders, telling them that the British
Goverument disposed TO ruler for Clbui
anv Srdar-wfth certain rxceptions-which tue assem-
heh rauon might choose and invtng ihom 10 discuss
the matter az the capital OF turIr country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsIuNSToN. Friday, March -. 1850.
The War Department has received report from
Colonel Hatch commanding the troops In New-MrXco
describing the hardshps which men shd horses are
exposed.
Mrs Bclvo A. Lockwood has written an open letter at
tackng Senator I1, and charging him WIN numerous
imnoraIlics. That gentleman has promptly branded
thc letter as nothing but q baton of fIlschoods.
The Secretary of the Treasury snys that Dee Intends
every week 10 Invest all the rcvcuUc-, less actual e.
pcnditurcs and proportonaic share Of the nccru'ng
ltcrc. ~" public debt, ~ the purchase ~ the and
q .cr cent bonds pubic of rs IN Ncw-I'rL.
Opponents ~ the Fz John Porter bil said that It viii
never again b. taken from the table unless 10 bc 10
allow Senator Burnside to make speech uron u, when
n will be returned never more tO NtN thc Democratic
M nd by bringing up Ia, n0rie- OF unpleasant events
fTor CoHgressonoJ Pro-ecdfngs srr second pfgcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
THE BRITISH CONTEST.

THE TIMES OPPOSING GLADsTONE-THE EDITOR
SEEKING REFLECTION AS A LIBERAL
LONDON, Friday, March IL, 1880
The Conservative and Ministerial journals
declare that the budget statement is satisfactory.
The Daily Ne,rs says The budget is formed on the
happy-go-lucky' principle. 1t deals with no schemes
Of taxation harasses interest takes off no penny
here puts any penny there; leaves the customs
they and the excise rs il is and simply says, here
is an Dconveuient load OF debt; let us see IL We
cannot lift it off our own shoulders AMI on to
the shoulders OF one else" The Times
says: "The Budget predestined TO be un-
satisfactory, and it VIII not stir the pulse OF
the country favor OF the Ministry but on the other
hand will hardly furnish the opposition with new ar.
weapons for the approaching electoral carn'
paign"
The Times I'm effect that Mr Gadstone's address
very effective decl amatloD. but IL has tone of
weakness There is nothing throughout IL to remind
people that there any political realities 10 be con-
sIdered pronounciDg judgment, except the Ministers
themselves.
Mr. John Walter proprietor OF The London Times, in
an address TO electors OF Berkshire declares that his
Parliament has been governed by the belefs
which he still holds, that in questions OF foreign policy
the supposed interests OF party sb0uf give way 10 in
terests more lasting and more vital TO the Empire.
Mr.. Gladstone. in a public speech to-day, announced
that Lord Derby had de1nitivey Joined the Liberal
narfV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
SLAVERY IN CHINA.
NERAL PREss DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Speakcr Randall
laid before the House to-day letter from Secretary
Eyarts with accompanying documents In response
TO a resolution OF the House OF Represen-
tatiyes OF the 25h ultimo. requesting the
President to transmit TO that body, II not deemed by
him incompatible with the public interests. COPIES
of such dispatches have recently been re-
ceyed by the Secretary OF State from the
Consul General at Shanghai upon the subject
OF slavery 10 China and those portions OF the penal code
90 China which forbid expatriatton." Mr.. Bay,
General at Shanghai that IL IL now settled
that slavery exists aud ever has existed as an essential
t,re of fne Chinese political and social system, and
nernaps II is worth while 10 query whether Chinese en-
10 the United States IS not thus SHOWN TO have
in tfs every lineament the taint Of human slavery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.



FnTDERIcKsBuRG. Va, March 12.-Amy Spencer.
coorcd Of stafford County has been committed for killing
her twelve yearod son by cruel and nhuman treatment
FATALLY INJURED BY RUNAWAY
ST TuOMAs Ont, March 12.-Mrs. Charles Good
% nj was INSTANTLY killed aud her husband Is
feared fatally injured by their horses running away ana
pitching them out Of the wagon
A SCHOONER LOST.
To,,,s RIVER n j., March 12.-The unknown
cconrr which reported ashore last night proves 10 be
the Martin j. Granger oyster laden from Norfolk 10 New
York The vessel and cargo VIII pfoOaDF prove to oss
FAILING TO OBTAIN A JURY.
Dr KALB. Miss, March 12.-ln the ease against
v,rg and Honston Gully for the murder Of Glmer. not
nrnan has obtanel within the last thirty six nours
x re now the box. But little hope remains 0 getting
Jury ~ all
AN EXINDIAN AGENT INDICTED.
MUWAUKtF, Marcn 1.-THE United States Grand
Iurv have returned indictment against Indian Agent
i,riigmau ot the Menomnee WIS., ReseIvaon who Is
with making fraudulent returns ana vouchers 10 the
"O'e'""''" DIED FROM EXPOSURE.
WrsT CREEK, y. j., March r. lie dead body
fond ON turnpike this morning He was seen To- stagger
ial his hore night intoxicated and II Is thought he
Inv down In the roai and died from exposure
ACoLORED MAN KILLED.
Sr Iorfs. March 12-At Marshall. Mo-, yeseT-
o Peal Cooimln Young white man, twentyone years OF
ace had alter cation with smith oonl coloed LOOMS
used nsive language wheeuR0D ';oodman TOOK out re-
votver and shot LOonlis twice kiinR hin instantly.
Hanged FOR POISONING HIS WIFE.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March l2.-Sldney MeFad-
1,u coored a ham, ed at Washington Ark today for the
mmrer ny poison OF bis wf November 1870 OF which he
as con Jnnuary LAST The prisoner made lei al.
r-s not directly cOnfosng bat processing hopes OF saliva
ton HANGED FOR MURDER
FrorENCF Ala, March l2.--Jnhn Mayicid. col
or N "a to-day tie luurler 0f fobe Irvine
coorr in TINS place november H. 1919. Ito showed no
Aiens ui lear At twenty M u boz re O'Clock j. NJ tic
tapo1r fc aud about en minutes the doctors pronounced
hlul dead.