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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
ST. LOUIS.
Condemncf murderers Awaiting Ex-
ecutfoa-Ratiresd Coiiisfon-strtke
of Bake Etc.

Special 10 che Herald.
Il. Louis. July l.-wm. Keokman
has been .on trial for the past -four
days az Ciayioa. the county seat OF st. Louis
county, for killing Henry Mertz. Thecase wss
given 10 the Jury yesterday snd alta late .hoar
last n zht they ne ufued . verdict Of murder IN
the second degre assessing TIE punishment
Is years 10 the penitsDliary. The crime wss
g. mmit I'd on the l4h q March and the kill
ing was done with a knife.
TharIee King, J0sepu -kotousky and Cherles
Ellis are ia the s.. LOui- jail awaiting the er-
ecution of tse death I'ena.ty assessed again.t
on fhe 18Th int s5d ell for killing q
woman. II IA pre-fy certnfn two Of them viii
Iar0 EOtou1Fv's LEVERS say they have
fOunf . new point which they claim vii
save their client. The three nurderers All
Tb ~ nj Tss dauble RAILROAD collision 81
Webster Grove, . su.urb ~ 81 Louis, on h
Missouri Pacific ro-d iastnighL Just hoWttcy
occurred 10 IL Imf1ssiDls 70
Ss-frtsin. me net result is double urtci
Bofh OF the e5lIidinE trains were frelgbtss end
ne 81. l. uis 6aters are Preparing ~ =
strike. They are pretty FerersiIy satl.nfd
win Their wnEes. bot stT tneIr
hours Of labor se TO lorg.
Thsy demand twelve hcurs Tor dsyis ssfk
ana boildsy sunday 1hs bois.s ~ ~
WIN not rcced- y fDfse terms- Ihe nnlef-'
unIor "a - rnest ss'urIiry riKhf eBd sEndag
ara ~ the-e fvo fnssfirg' Tier fuiure course
VII le decIdsd ~
fsT GDuIn bsrIur secure ne coutrtlsof ne
FsgLsrs 4 Red Ver r-lir,.1. ~ ns,r1r
GroTr. Terss, has dstermintd, u A. l-srneo
hfrs frurn on'clI clrcief, % eri-n1 Ne roe1
YES from y r-rsrr - NcktrDsTr ard elto %
srisnd u - D1llss- Ths Esuse III y ohrrss1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

snacIal TO the Hera

Special to the Herald.
Decatur. July In an alteration this even
ing betweea s. f. Van Waggoaer, "A barber
and r. NJ. Reed, a grocer, Van Wagon CT
stabbed Reed three dimes with pocket-nniie-
Two of the wounds are in the abdomen. aLd
are considered dangerous.
Toe corn crop Ia this vicinity is almos :
ruIned for want of rain A light rain FELL
this evening, bat came too late TO helpt
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Business Failures ftr the Past Six
Months.

New York, June 30-The mercantile
agency of Dunn, Wyman g. Co., announce
the extent Of business failures for the first six
months of 1881 in number: They amount
to 1862 as compared with 2497 for
the first Elk months of 1880 and 40l8 in
1879 The liabilities for the fist half of
1881 were stated to he $4,000 600, rs COM
pared with S33 900 900 in the fist six
months of 1881, and 100000 in 1879.
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Poverty sua .unertss.

Il VS. dragxsd Gown with debt, poverty
srd sulerinz fT resrs. csus-d ~ slck
farrfig I'D l.rEe bills for docttrinE, Vii , cid
m ~ o. a. 80 egmpleieiy 9 lscours ., q,
nofii one rr-raEs Z. ~ the s1vlcs q my pssfnr.
rrrrureI U1lp Islftrra or1 g muerc~1 theIr
u-e I'D ~ one ulcntn ne wers al gel, ape
nrn~tf % hsr- bcsn SICK cay slncss ard
uarf - saT % 81 ro1r men, Ton 60 E~sD
rslnr farriiI wsll = Tsar rlth hop Brtert
fnr 49, tban ere docors rlsIt VII cot, I
kuowit A NorElnf m.n-
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10 the standard In n short while. and II viii be
run In connection with the G0uld soulhwest-
arm IVA, Elm OF roads A cuar'er hns be- n OLE
iaibed 10 build a new railroad from U'sItton'
Stodd rd county Missouri, u Kennelt. DUNK
lin county, on the Arkansas state line. ne
distance |. ab Ut forty miles. THIS rad VIII
b. built by the on Mountoin company, ana
II become valuable feeder 10 tbai syss,m,
The nam OF the p.oposed To.d l. 10 be the
"Mlssouri, ArRsnsaa Louisiana -
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Feels Young Again.

"My mother was afflicted long time with
Neuralgia ar d dull, heavy inactive condi-
ton of the whole ysteiI.; headache, nervous
prostratiou, aud was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicin- did her any good.
Three months go she b. gan TO ue Hop Bit
ters, with such god effect that she seems and
feels young again, although over 20 years old.
We think here is no other med cine fl to use
In the family.''-A lady i'll Providence, II. l.
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Bosten, July l.-T1e following will Appear
In the Boston Commercial Bulletin to-mor.
row morDlpgi The lull which usually precedes
n national holiday has been experienced In
mot bran hes Of trade during the week, eA-
ceI ting onlyh few large Wholesale business
houses and manufacturers Of Of wear who
have bOOktd few cOntrhciS.
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The President aud Psrty.

North Ads ms. Mess. July l.-President
Garfield aud Far'y. numbering Is persons,
win arrive 81 wi1lamstowu MONDAY. Sec
Rotary Blaine iUforms President Chsdbourne
q HIS inE billy % atferd.
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The New YOrkCOIIs C tOrship.

New York, June 3O.-An Albany special
to the Evening Post says: "Senator Roberts
son said this morning that he would not as
sumo the duties of the collectorship to-
morrow or for some time if prescott desd>
lock here continues. His movements will be
controlled by the outcome of evenls here"
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The Henley RegattM.

Henley, Eng July l.-Ths Is the closing
day Of the Henley regatta. The weather is
ag lin beautiful aud the attendance immense.
In the final heat In the race for the grand
challenge cup for IS, the London club crew
having the Buc ks station, won, defeating the
Hartford college crew and the Leander crew.
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Special 20 the Herald.
Galveston. June So.-Mr. Quin informs US
that the reported chsuge Of name and sbsn-
dopmsut of the TEXAS q Ms1icsn railway, Is
90 error. TIE ecnpsny has t-o thousand
MAJ a. vosk IN Terra ard is pushing rs
surveys ord voff as i-.i
"a nsferial car ne tfansportfo.
A. sus ID charter bss been He'd
4, ibs t, Sc q he sCe-sisry Of sis,s ct Aas-
On NJ vidinR Tor brsDeb % Gslv~sion-
80, Arsrs-s Psss ffd rge ~ he Dcuih
n ia Br,z . rive: e.. - So AhtOrio ard
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Graham.

Special 20 the Herald.
GranAm. July ]. -McDoDsld, the younges,
of the Martin murd rers, has just made ful
confession. He duplicates all three OF the
men. The sheriff has moved his family from
tie jail buildi featlOg that mob might
attack it. Fears are .nleftalned that the men
will be rescu 10y their friends, who, ~ 70
said rescued them once before la another
-
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emo 10 Sabre Ps's. This
that the S68. 900 rendered [

that the sos. 900 rendered
for road to come 10 gslveslo
cepted.
-Four thousand and axty-two bales of
cotton. valued at $202 ,478, cleared toaday
for foreign ports.
The Houston Light Guards, accompa-
MED by a number of young ladies', honorary
members, are expected down tomorrow
evening to attend the exhibition drill and
festival of the Washington Guards, at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
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nnrrinr neid 90 ar.r,r

San FrHnciseo. July l.-Jsmss Hope, a bur
Eisr. Who was recently captured IN the sct Of
robUing the safe of q bank here, was to-day
held d answer in the cum Of sl0.00.
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New JoBdor, July I.-The rsle-Hsrvsrd
racs YES postpsbsd until sp. m bad weather
su.m.-Ysle won the race.
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he supplied with books free Of charge mo-
than ihs, \ Ould be furnished with shoes VI
clothing NJ public ctsi, he cannot say.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07
STATE SPECIALS.
rryAs TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

Confession Of one OF the murde'ers
of Martin, In Young tounty. fe"rs
Ihat the PrisOntrs viii be Res
cu-d-A StabDinE Array At
Decatur-Accident Near
fort worth, ETC.
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A.: - s ssss ' IS s 8: :. sss ;ssE
IN Ters.
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Uebf Statement

Washington July 1.-The debt ststemen
issued to-day shows a decrease Of the public
debt during The month Of
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TIE N Pes r-sORN.

Heavy ID amsgcs reported In Many
Parts Of the Country = buildings
UnrOOred, Ts ees rench.d out by
the RuOts, Growing Grain buined'
and sad Havoc created Generaliy-
Tho Wires AWry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

SAYS the Milwaukee Re pu6i{caa
and Meas Careful research by
those who have ta ken and still take
a deep interest in the temperance
cause, fail to discover single in
stance where the introduction OF
the question into politics did not
result in positive injury to the cause
This Is one of the many reasons why
at least ninteen out of twenty of the
men who have the cause at heart
are opposed to the present move ii
Wisconsin to organize a temperance
political party"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

EDITORS TRIBUNE:--l see in the
last issue Of the TRIBUNE an incli-
nation on your part TO censure those
who took part III organizing the
independent Temperance Party aud
preparing state ticket
should say give censure to whom
censure Is due; aud we leave the
decision to the Great Judge who
knows the motives of every party l1
this conflict.
Prohihitionists sincerely pity thou
sands Of their fellow men who are
euslaved by their appetites for
strong drink, and want 10 free them
from a degradation worse than Egyp-
tian bondage or african slavery.
Tney have respectfully asked our
Legislature Go place this question
constitutionaliy before the people
for their decision, but have been
iusolently thrust aside, aud then
/ petitions trampIcd upder foot. Botl
political parties have this fall re-
fused TO recognise the principles
they advocate SO there is nothing
left for them 10 do but arise in their
might and battle in the interests of
humanity. All know that Prohibit
tionists are actuated by noble mo
tives good viii to man, and the
general welfare while those opposed
are governed by seliishness, their
greed for gain aud the slavery Of
mauBiad Let all voters consider
carei lly aud sincerely these motives
and EAST their votes ior those who
have Che welfare Of our country at
heart aud take TIE lead IN morality
aud progression True BADGER
IN reply to the foregoing It's bat
Just to ourselves to state that the
"censure on our part is not visible,
even with tue aid OF n microscope,
to any reader who is not blinded by
a streak OF dissatisfaction or pref Il.
dice, We, too, are willing that the
Great Judge should decide as to
whom censure is due, being con-
scious Of the fact that the republican
party has done as much for the
cause Of temperance as could be
rightly expected ot them. The pro-
ceedings of the party in this State
clearly show that a majority thereof
have always been ready to aid all
good causes, among them that Of
temperance, and, as claimed in these
columns before, have only been de-
feated 10y the solid vote OF demo-
Gratis reinforced by republican
minority. Therefore, let all voters
consider carefully and sincerely aud
cast their votes for welfare, morality
and progression and those who ar
deutly desine prohibition should
cease censuriug and be cautions
Ieasi reputlicanism aud prohibition
be thrown away together, and all
hope buried beneath Bourbon
victory.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Work at the Heathcock mine ia
being pushed energetically. During
the past week, a good, substantial
"ladder way" with platforms every
sixteen feet, has been put in, and
the shaft properly divided About
thirty tones of black jack have re-
Gently been hoisted to the surface,
OF No, | quality, and decided I'M
provement in the size OF the sheet.
Eight miners are employed and the
force increased weekly as sufficient
room is made for their profitable
employment. With careful, judic
ious management this valuable prop
erty can not fail to make an excell,
ent showing. Shipments Of ore will
commence IN n few days, and will
then be regularly made, and EN-
ployment given TO number of "sur
face hands," at hosting, cleaning
etc, and indications at present ar,
that the owners, the miners and the
town will be materially benefited
by the working of the mines tn,
coming winter. The price of "bie
flat" jack is S22,5o per ton. Eder
is the ore market ut present, but Il,
lively competition is expected, tn,
ore may be carried to Mineral Poin
market at any time. - Chroaicic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

News of the sad accident which
befel John Cridge while working in
the coal mines at LaSal!e last Friday,
have been received. This uafortl.
nate young fellow was born and
raised IN Mineral Point, and moved
with his parents to LaSalle few
years ago. His back was broke u
by the caviug OF dirt, etc, onto him
and It's said that he cannot live
He is about - years OF age. Hosts
of acquaintau5es here are full O
sympathy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

/. AUCTIoN.--Tbe undersigned hav-
ing leased his farm Tor term Of
yeara. will sell at public aCction, on
his farm. t~o miles east OF the viii
lagc Of Washburn, aud three miles
southwest Of the village OF Mifilin,
on Wednesday, November "a, 1881,
beginning at haif-Past ten IN the
forenoon, the following described
personal property 81 yearling colt,
so head Of cattle, to-wit II mlIch
COWS, 7 two-year-old steers, - one
year.old steers, yearling heiiers,
and IL spring calves; 30 spring pigs,
averaging about 100 pounds 800 or
COO bushels Of corn, ] Champion
reaper, new sulky nay rake, iron
beam pioy, set bob sleds, corn
caltivator, Centennial fanning M! =,
/ thirty gallon feed kettle, cutter
aad / two-hofse Wagon The terms
will 5e: On sums Of $40 and under,
cash oa sums ever $40 oue year's
time wiil be given with approved
secarity bearing : per cent interest.
a discount Of per cent 1854 te
given on all sums over i ~. for cash
in hand. CEPHUs CUsHAtN-
j. o. CCsHMAN, Auctioneer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

THE fact that Senator Bayard IS
hard Of hearing being deaf IN one
car. woGld saeta 70 be a serious OBJ
lection 70 his election as President
IS tie Senate; but bis Democratic
brother seua.ars don't thiuk Do.
That party always has % shorp rye
opan to ths maio chance, aud per-
haps tho rsasou why they have put
q deaf man 10 tue oaiair IS that they
want a man ID that place @ho,
when excitements take place, viii be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

whom published only once.
.lersy Sweet Potatoes at j. A.
Spratler's.
New crockery, rock and yellow.
ware cheap. at c. iiendras.
THosE nickle cigars a, +. Kinne's
cannot he beat in the city.
Teasdale & Coad are selling good
smoking tobacco at 30 cents per
pound.
II pounds of good sugar for Sl,0U
at kinne's. "
Cocoa shells and different varie-
ties Of chocolate at kinne's 80
Fresh Oysters. gssr psr cam IA ,Gg at ''''AsN '''
Brewer IL Penhallcgon's.
A new lot os nice small Sugar
Cured Hams just received at E.
Kinne's. Sold as cheap as anywhere.
Guns! GUNS! GUNS !-S5. will
buy good single shot gun at
S. T. >olying & Co.'S. hardware store.
A ear load of Lyman four point
barb fence wire just received by
Martin q Toay. 3twl
Fresh lot of oat meal, graham.
crushed barley, crannlated homony,
etc, lust received at Kinne's 32
ClornING, CLOTHING For men,
boys and children. The largest var
| iety west of Chicago, at unusually
low prices now an exhibition at
DErLER's.
CHEApl CnEAr!l CnFAP!l!--A
full line OF G.. Richardson's Boots &
Shoes on hand and for sale at
TEAspALE q CoAps.
Every pair warrented.
70 the ladies' we wonld give
word Of advice to 90 and see the
grandest assortment OF Cloaks and
/ Dolmanns over brought TO Mineral
| poiut at DftlERs.
4 DREss goods OF all descriptions
embracing all the new aud popular
shades in tashmeres: dH aeso shades
in dress silks, and the finest assort-
ment Of black Cashmere and black
silk can now be obtained at
DFLLERs.
lr wonld be out of question TO
publish all the certificates in favor
of DR.. #. ". Woods Worm Destroy
er. It really ad,ertises itself where
ever tried Grown persons use 1T
as well as children Sold by Mof-
tett 4l ?
/ FINE harness speciality at Priest
/ leys harness shop. Call aud exam
/ inc his No ! team harness made
| from leather of the best tannaRe in
/ tbe u S. Prices way downl A
nickel trimmed single buggy harness
! for $40 80. l5.tf.
/ LADIES. visit to DeAers store
now. will convince you, that you
can obtain there u finer assortment
of fine Laces both black aud white
and also Lace and silk Ties and
other novelties, than was ever
brought hero before. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
A child Of Thos. Williams of
McGrcgor Ia. was restless nervous
and even walked in her sleep. Tie
rcmedy used TO cure her was
Woods Worm Destroyer. This is
household fayorite eyerywhcre.--
Sold by J.B. & C.R.MorFETr. 4o-2.
As we do business at light ex-
peuse and possess facilities for the
purchase Of goods at lowest figures
we feel sure that we can make prices
that viii attract the closest cash
buyers. Remeglber that 3 years of
experience in hlying aud selling
goods ought to entitle ns TO your
confidence. i OSBORNE &c Son.
FoR good selection OF Beavers,
Diagonals, and all wool Chinchillas
and Sacqae cloths. also dress and
cloak Trimmings, such ~ silk, vel
vets, pushes, brocaded silks and
satins, beaded trimmings and bead
ed ornaments, do not fail 90 call and
see the largest assortment At
DEbBRR'3.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

candidate for Assemblyman Mr.
Bennett is so thoroughly known
throughout his district as To need
little introduction, His qualitca-
tions are adaptable to the positi on,
lis trustworthy, conscientious, uc-
tive which are the essentials in he
make up OF representative nee
essary to secure the most good for
his constituents, and voters who fail
to support him at the polls viii ne
glect their own interests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

S. Hooking & Co. has the exclu
sive sale of Rathboue's celebrated
cooking and heating stoves, also the
Charter Oak cooking stove whi3h is
the best stovee made Call and see
before you purchase, Prices aa low
as any first class goods.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

AIl persons indebted, either by
note Or book account, TO JD.James,
harness dealer are requested 70 call
ana settle before November lst.
J. ID. JAMES.
Mineral Point. CetoGer Gsh. 1881 49f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

Ml. Paul Jones, a farmer residing
few miles south of this city, Had
seven calves killed by the $ O'Clock
train Saturday evening. We unaer-
stand the railroad company VIII be
out about $77. Two other calves
were badly injured but have not
died
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

The Illinois Central Railroad
comes to the front this season Wish
additional attractions to the tours t.
They propose to run one or more
special excursions to New Orleans,
and Florida and Texas points sia
New orleans during the winter
months, at popular rates, of which
ample notice will he given. The ad.
vantage of through sleeping cars
will be provided.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

On Thursday evening, October
Goth, Maj. S. S. lockwood will ad-
dress the people on political sub
iects in the City Hall, Mineral Point.
Maj. lockwood has few rivals in the
State as a pleasing and convincing
speaker Some goodI judges regard
him as almost without rival in th,
State as an ora tor, He is an earn
est, consistent temperance man, and
has won rich laurels MS au advocate
OF temperance on the rostrum.
Among other things hc will give
reasons why the defeat Of the re-
publican ticket this fall cannot adj
vance, but retard the cause of tenn
perance. Therefore, temperance
men are especially urged to hear
him,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

lr was a pleasure TO US the other
day to meet Mr. II. A. Terrill, d
Highland, candidate for Supt. Of
County Schools on the Republican
ticket. Mr. Tel?'ill is but little
known throughout the county, which
is accounted for by his strict atteri
ton to study. and his naturally rs-
firing, moral habits. The nomine
tion, considering the strong field oI
candidates, is compliment, worth
lily bestowed in the estimation OF
those who know him best.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

SOME idea Of the recent mud can
be formed by reading what CORE s.
pondent writes from a neighboring
town:--'I saw hat lying in the
road and waded out to pick it up,
found mans head under it, and on
trying to extricate the sufferer, he
begged to be 'let alone as he had a
horse under him, and if he let 90 of
the reins he would be in danger Of
losing the animal" 1t is said the
man, horse and all, came out some
forty rods down the road at the foot
OF hill, all right.-Ee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

TIE last brick on Marks new
hotel was laid on ednesday, and
the building is now complete, except
plastering one of the sample rooms
and a part of the painting. The
Chronicle rightly adds that the build
ing is a credit to that village and
that Mr.. Marks well deserves the
immense run of business which he
enjoys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

OuR stock is not only large but is
very select, aad it beggars any de-
scription that we may otfe The
only way You can forn any idea Of
what we are selling or what we have
to sell is to call and see for your
selves. We remain,
l.. OSBORNE * SoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
MINERAL WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER

each class good, and racing interest
ing With these advantages success
could but follow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
The Local Field.

loaded, and in same type as local news, will Be
charged for at The rate OF 10 cents per line, each
insertion. No business notice published in this
department, first issue, for less than 50 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13

THERE were curious and wonder
full things seen the night Garfield
died, by the yeracious citizens Of
New Jersey. One little girl, living
at Roy Il Oak, in the neighborhood
Of Long Branch, saw whole platoons
of angels slowly marching and coun.
ter-marching across the heavens, in
white robes and helmits of silye r,
gIistening with weird light as if
reflected from some opening in the
sky. She rushed in to her parents
and after telling them in trembling
voice what she had seen, sank down
in a faint
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