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THE MORGAN aYSTERY.
Alleged Discovery of the Remains of
William Morgan, the Supposed Vic
tim of MasOutc Vengeance. at
Pembroke, N. Y, After the Lapse OF
EiciY vii We YNnra


Fifty.nvc Years.
New York, June si.-A special from Bita
via. N. Y. says: This town is filed with ex.
ciemsnt over the discovery of what are be-
lleved to be the remains of William Morgan,
the man who betrayed the secrets Of the Free
masons filty.nve years ago, and was abducted
and made away with. About eleven miles
westof Batavia, in Genesee county, lies the
town town OF Pembroke, and 1t Is In this
Some men were engaged In the removal cfa
quantity dirt for the purpose Of openiugup
stone quarry, when they came upon the re-
mains OF human skeleton. The bones had
been covered with thick layers Of rock and
dirt, and 1t was quite evident that the persons
who had posted the bldy In It's resting
place intended II should be well conc aled
tn rough search was begun. Carefully
removing the bones from thclr po-
sition, the wOrkmen gathered up the dirt in
their hands and sifted IL through their 1ngers.
Alters ,me time their effort swere rewarded by
tho finding OF silver ring, which was
found to bear tho monogram "W NJ" Tho
Search was continued. and soon an object of
much greater Significance was discovered
Inis was small Tin box resembllnga tobac-
co box OF tho olden times, which was so thor
ough'y eaten away by Its long burial that It
cropped to pieces as 1t was raised. In this
Dox was found manu- ,cript, the writing of
which was scarcely legible, although some of
The crunped paper was i'Hcei 1 Ter q ioi.
or SEQ %. Under glgss the
words "Mas ons,'' I'D Prison" "'kill,"
and the fu name, "tI,aY Brown," were
plainly vIsib Q. AZ the lime of NJ rgan's dis
appearance Henry Brown was o lawyer 1,
thts towh, and prominent MasOo, In ls29,
thr'e years after the tragedy, he published a
book OF la pages, entitled IA Narrative of
the Anti Masonic Exciemcrt In the western
portion ofNew York during the years lssG ls2T,
and apart Of 1920. By Henry Brown, E.q
counsellor at law" This book was printed In
Cl-ary, and but very few copies of 1t
are now In existence. In II Henry
Brown gives a very correct ACCOUNT OF the
abduction OF Morgan, and admits that H. was
probably done by Masons, who, In their z'al
Tor their order, lacked discretion. He strives |
70 show tnat although Morgan was abducted |
thsre is no proof that he was murdered, and In |
auiges In long arguments TO show thnt tho
anti-Masouic excitement cveated by the |
Morgan tragedy was uncalled for and the work |
OF political demagogues. II II shall now APP |
pear that the DO ty found Is a. rcompanied by q |
threatening letter aligned by Brown, the infer |
cnce VIII be irresistible that tho remains are |
tnose OF William Morgan, aud that Henry |
Brown, the great defender Of tho Masons OF |
BAtavis, was one OF the murderers. This dis. |
oovery bids fair to explode all other theories |
regarding ths fate OF MorgAni
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SANGER BROS

colored man held the mules. Biizall at first
refused to drink and sal they had enough and
that they had hetter go home sober This
seemed to anger scarborough. AT er dru king
all got into the wagon and s'arted home
About two mi es ON toward FGifburn scar.
borough accused Bitzell of getting out at Ar
ch,r's t. Mot against him, and said thathe
had lfe in his hand. Blzell denied this
and told Scarborough To search him II
he wanted to. He then said to Scar
boro gh that he must get out Of his wago1 II
he was going to have fuss, whereupon Scar
boroueh jumped utand shot Bitzell, hitting
him In the shoulder. The latter isli down In
the wagon as fdead. Scarborough then fatally
shot the negro Ia TIE back, and again fired nj
Bltzell. but missed him. After this he fed
Those who went out To the scene report tnat
the negro did not say word, and the opinion
Is that Sc, rboroush thought he had Il lllcd Bit
zeli, apd next b II thirg WAS to get the negro
out of the wav. Bltzell's wound is not con-
sidered dangerous. Scarborough Is still q.
large.
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Fatal shooting Array.

Atlanta. Ca, June 2i.-Tho Constitutions .
Jonesboro specialssys A shocking murder
was perpetrated last Saturday night near the
residence Of Mr., Perry Archer, four miles
west ofJonesboro, on the Fairburn road. Mr..
Archer lives at what IL known as the Rsnfroe
place. which e owned by Mr.. s. Il,
SSay. II !s where: the Fair
Eavettesvlllo aud Atlanta roads. The
murder was committed upon Dock Osten, a
mh'a,to, by Mr. j. T. Scarborough. The facts
are thee, Lem Bltzell came TO Joncsboro
saturday evening ~ d Dock drove the wagon
Tor him. Mr.. ,b,fongh was also here, and
was drinking some. Willie In Jonesboro he
anu bitsell hat some wcfds. but the trouble
was stopped aud they wers NJ flenlly ns
ever ever again. They all left towu about night,
sCing as fr as Perry Areher,s on
thelr way home. All Of them lived nenr
e,,h . other. scarborough living on the
nu McElrny plscs, now owr cd by the t'i,.
ixens' bank, OF Atlan A. When they reached
AT her. sl,scll, whose wagon they were elii
srmnteu : see Archer about come business
matt re, ard zen, bprt ugh got tut. ioo, and
wan'ei'hsm all to dfiuk ID him while the
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EsrARLIsHED IN lsi9
PRICE FIVE CENTa

,ng the points above mentioned. In m.
w argued Oh ss,a,n Eureka Springs, Ark, was
clded The land In the v,csrstv W.
oms Syringe is all government land, and
question 70 be decided was az 10 wh,ch claiw
snuu'a ,nwn .aks the preference, the minins or
Land ., s"e s'n,s hne secretary decided that ali
,,nn T.. ,T'sns snould bs entered with rese,va
,mn i,on ~ IN favor OF mining claims, and ali min.
ant ut S,a'ms Win u rese,va'ion IN favor OF land
entries This decision Is well enough IN shs
INV 1--we s,.n o, lode ar deep mining as with
there viii be no disturbance or 'hs sorfacs e' ~
= evident that the decleion will not work
wne placer mining Is prevalent. and ths, ais
goou reaAon to b leve tho decision irom tns
snrsa "rsaWoua @ cases Will all be In favor of ths
surface ciaimsnts again the miners.
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Mckinney.


Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, June 2i.-The Masonic celebra-
tion here to-day was grand success. There
was not disturbance, and no one complain.
ed. There was between three and four thous-
and people present. The opening address
delivered by Rev j. q Fsckler, was of rare
merit, presenting TO the people living princi.
pies of lsonry Grand Master MeLeary
assisted by Past Grand Muster Mott, of
Galveston, publicly Installed the Officers
or st. Johns Lodge. Grand Master McLesry
delivered an Interesting address ON the per.
sonal duties Of NJ 'sons, urging promt attend
ance Of lodge meetings. Pa Grand Master
Mott then addressed the brotherhood In a
most interesting speech. After some splendid
singing by the sunday school eli dren, led by
Mrs, Dr. Gibson, the exercises closed The
dny was slightly cloudy and pleasant, except
the dust
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Meeting of E..prI.onsr. Of war

Detroit, Mleh., June 9i.-lhe reunion OF tho
prisoners OF tho late war begun to-day, and
will continue Tomorrow. They are mostly
from this state, and over seven hundred were
registered up 10 tonight. Mayor Thompson
and Governor Jerome gave tho veterans a
hecrty welcome. Speeches were made this
evening In tho presence Of q large
audience In Music hail. A poem 6y
Mrs. d. Logan, Of Toledo, was read, and
au address made by Captain Frank Il, Mason,
Of New York, Colonel Sylvester Larned and
Frank Grusteli. Of this city. The open ng ro-
ception this evening was very enthusiastic.
The city IL gaily decorated with flags on ali
the public buildings, many business blocks
and private residences. Tho occasion prom
lses to be one OF great interest.
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Nourt DECISIONS.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 2i.-The supreme cor,t .a.
journs tomorrow.
The following decisions were rendered in tbs
court ofappeals to-day:
moses Allen va the state; from johnson. Az.
| firmed.
| X Montgomery VS. NJ ] Henderson q
John Ireland; from Travis. Motion for re.
hearing overruled. ~
versed and remanded. ''e'
| Harry Hill Va the state; from Fort Bend
| Reversed and remanded, AVN"
Henry Friiske VS. the state; from GuaJ.
| lupe Dismi, sed, N"A""'
Tom BoLick VS. the state. from Co,oroao
Reversed and remanded.
J B Button VS. the state; from Ellis. Re.
verSed and remanded
Hen Harper VS. the state; from Camp. Re.
versed and remanded.
j Z Ellis vs. the state; from Tarrant p.-
versed and remanded
judge Hurt di'sented as to adyisability of
uotary'S certiicate of protest for any purpose
Ben Gregg VS. the state; from Hood. Az
&c rye $ Burroughs VS. A I Burch; from
Milan Dismissed. '
ilrmed. "
Mike Gallagher VS. the state; from Parker
Affirmed.
| Judge Hart rendered dissenting opinion in
| the case of Rritten VS. the state.
supreme Court: Hodges VS. Donald; from
Denton, Reversed and remandet,
| Nolan ct Il, vs. Bennett OF al; from Grayso.;
| Rev rsed and remanded.
| Peters VS. Atbock ct al; from Washington.
| Reversed and +, msndsd.
Mooldr dge vs Cook; from II mar. A Afiirmed.
moore va Bell: from McLennan, Affirmed
franklin VS. Hunter; from Hill Affirmed,
Terry vs. krn"e; from Hood. Affirmed.
Carter VS. Robinson; f.om Navarro, Al.
| fl'med.
Rayay VS. Rossitt from T.avIs. Affirmed.
Htedham vs Grihble; from Grayson Affirmed
white VS. Lirely; from Dallas. Affirmed,
| Galloway ct al VS. the state; from Travis
Affirmed.
Moore, clerk Of the district court of Wash
ton county, Va Bassett & Bas sett. Affirmed.
Tee VS. salmon: from San Saba, Reversed
and ~'manded.
"A Alexander vs. MuhalI; from Ellis. Re-
mort OF commissioners II lfappeals adopted ana
Brooks vs. Clark; from Grayson. Motion
for rehearing granted.
The following cases taken under advise
to Tyler. o'"''
Lin Is ~ va Jaffrey & Co; from Cook
McReavy & Barlow va Means; frc m Tarrant.
Wright VS. Wilson ct al; from Ellis,
Edwards vs Thurman ct oil; from Dal
las.
IVY uu el Ut VS. wilson, tt ~ ! from Iarrant,
Edwards vs. Wheeler; from Travis
II US railroad. company vs Pfeufer
from Gusdalupe.
Barrett VS. X ngsl,urv; from BeXar.
Compton VS. Wade Bridge company, from
McLennan.
East Texas 1re insurance company We Reese;
from Bell
Gambrnll vs. state; from McLennan.
Marshell vs. Ora awforl: from BE l.
In the district court argument was concluded
In the Rosseau case. II was submitted to n
ury and verdict OF not guilty I. .ndered.
The case of state va. ii. V, Hurlock, charged
with forging land papers, WIS taken up and
VIII probably occupy the attention of the
court several days
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London, June ai.-The manager Of the Eng
lish branch of the American manufacturing
company, which offered prizes for an lnterna.
tlonal boating contest last year, writes
to tho Sportsman as follows |;
1T seems 10 bS regretted that
Henly stewards have refused 10 allow the
Cornell crew TO compete for the visit re- cup.
alleged mistake which tho stewards claim
caused them TO insist on refusing the
Cornell entry for the VISITORS Gun. but there
,s time. to arrange tho contest, In which
Cornclls mon can compete We
will give ton pounds to finish a
cup TO be called the International college
Gun TO be commended for at lIenly or
elsewhere on the Thames At the earliest possl-
hla dntp.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June 2i.-The .prand jury ad-
J Journed to-day without finding Il tue bill
against Highnote, who killed Charlie
Hitler.
George Johnson, shoemaker, droppel
dead In his house to-day, ofheart disease. lie
was buried this evening.
News was received to-day from
Ottawa, ILL.,, that the canItai
necessary for the erection of q s % 900 cotton
factory had been raised. A purchaser has
gone to New York for the necessary machinery
December the LIST.
subscriptions have alrerdy been received 10
the amount of s3l3,0t0 for The new narrow
gauge to Brownwood, the Fort Worth d soutn.
western.
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san Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
san Antonio, june q. The very atmosphere
has been full OF scandal for several days mast
conn. citing the name OF a prominent doctor
and young lady. Tho matter eliminated
In the arrest of DrJ ] Jones on the charge of
an attempt tn top-oducs an abortion on the mar
son OF MISS Lille Gardner. The doctor was
nelu In $500 eb,nd to an
pear In court next Monday.
!, DANIEL Arnold, father in.law Of j, Ochez.
niru this morning at the residence Of Mr.
Uoa Uomez, Inc old gentleman claimed TO be 1906
year. of age. lie died from old age 'N'
4, bessIe, the three-year-oli daughter of Mr..
Patrick, Western Union manager, died
this morning. "'''
Waters, Piercs 4 Co, have made arrange.
ments to putup oil tanks here,
II, me T"xas-Mexican corps are surveying A
coast. " 'ao
weather intensely warm. Everything ia
crying up. Rain Ia needed badly.
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UvaIsle,
Speclpl TO the Urrald

SDecihl 10 the Herald.
uvalde, June 2i.-The cornerstone of the
st. PHILLIPS church, the only Episcopal
church west of San Antonio, was laid this
afternoon by the Masonic fra'ernty, in the
presencs of a large concourse of people, many
arriving from neIghborlng towns and ranches,
Rsv. DR.. STANLEY. the orator of the occasion, 90
whom the cred OF the undertaking is largely
due. delivered an eloqpcnt address. The
weather was propitious. The handsome re.
gala of the Masons, the gay dresses of the
ladies, and the pretty family groupcs who
sought thu shade Of adjacent trees m adc q
pleasing and picturesque scene. Appropriate
hSmns wereably sung by Rev. DR.. Stanley and
the chor
There Will be a meeting of the citizens held
IN the court house this evening, to further tbe
erection IN OF Masonic hall and high school, for
which liberal sums have been subscribed.
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Galveston.
S,eclal to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June "a The action ofthe city
council last Monday night In granting the
rlght.of.way TO the Texas-Mexlcan railway
along all Its proposed route through the city,
with LEASE Of the city park, containing thirty
acres on the east end OF the island, for %
years, at thirty-nve dollars per year,
nj an adjourned meeting Of the council
tonight. The mayors veto was overrulpd by
n vote of seven to three, Alderman Heflron
being absent. Mayor Fisher also vetoed tho
action OF the oouocil In granting the petition
of Messrs. Adoue and LDblt for the franchise
of ee. tain flats In the bay, aud also the favorn.
bic action upon the petition OF s Iieidenhel-
mer, allowing him lease upo, six acres of
round on Pel,oan island, ON which 10 erec,
wharves, dry docks, colnnrcsses,
eto.. with the privilege OF raliwsy
connec ion with the ely by n good b,ilae
nc oss the channel. The council deferred ac.
tlow upon the lat two votes until the next
regular meeting.
itis evident that the syndicate Of the Gulf
Colorado aud Santa fe ere opposing all favor.
able action toward the Palmer. sullivan com.
The libel suit ofer.County Judge, Williams
against Wheeler \ Rhodes and =. II, Bslo &
CO., u recvoer twenty Thousand dollars,
claimed TO have been sustained through GER
tain publications In the News last fall was
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Liyerpool Cation C,r..,.,.

Liverpool Juno "a. This weeks circular of
the Liverpool cotton brokers association says.
Cotton wasdull In the early part of the week.
with rather lower prices. On Wednesday
demand increased, and on Thursday II " az ex.
Unslve, prices advancing, hut tho market
good mnnd. Quotations after d,cIiuInr
recovered sd. In Sea Island business
was light at unchanged rates, except for com.
mon Florida, which was rsther easier.
rntures opened dull gradually weakening.
November and l-lGd for distant positions, A
reaction then set IN. The decline was more
than recovered. the market closing stesuy AZ
an advance Of Lied -
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A Murderer uuur

New Orleans. june 2i.-A special from Holly
Springs to the Democrat says that Wyatt
Holmes, colored, was hanged within three
miles OF tbs courthouse here to.day
In the presence OF about Ave thousand
persons for the murder OF Andrew SCOTT.
colored, last February. The prisoner ascenaed
the scaffold with steady step and ,mpl 40 nj
smile; he confessed his crime In an exhoftation
70 all to meet him In heaven, At twelve
the rope was adjusted and the trap sprung
which broke The rrisOnsr's neck. In fifteen
minutes the body was taken down.
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A New comet.

Cincinnati, o., Juno 2i.-Prof. Armond
Stone, Of the Cincinnati observatory, observed
o new comet last night. lie ssys 1t is moving
rapidly north. lie is quite positive 1t Is not
the comet Of lsG9, but tanks 1t may be that Of
1901 the roturn OF which was not expe ,ted by
astronomers for seventeen hundred years
He believes IL IL the snme comet as seen about
June 81, by DR.. Gould, In south America,
' he appatition 10 ccsdlngly inte e,ting and
wilt he watched every night by n corps OF os.
trDi oulers at the Cincinnati observatory.
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decided this afternoon In favoros d.s.,a.,s
A. wafer Morgan, mate of a schooner lvin', !;
sno loot OF centre and Third street, who WAS
sun STUCK yesterday, is lying in n precayi1
o"Truouuitloo at the sisters hosnital,
one fatal ''P'''e" o-uay,
me Iumored msrriage between ,Judve Oar.
,n ,osu, PRESIDENT OF the wharf COMPANY. and
,ne ~ usnshterof ex-M Mayor Leonard at seeuin
nuIsusy night was the hottest for ten years.
ton. " ''' ''s"ai sts-
. W. Miller has been terderea and has ac-
oep'eu position as assistant general passen-
railroad. """ '""'a re
The steamship Alook arrived 10 dav from,
newport, England, with cago of twenty sonr
hnnnrel and ff'y tons of railroad iron. ak
nunuied and htty five OF which are for ths 81
Louis Texas Narrow Gauge, '''
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Mining Claims.

Washington, June 9i.- Secretary Klrkwood
Is continually being called upon to decide
cases In contest where mining claims
and town site claims are interfering
With each other. This, in the case
questions, and the secretary has already
before him a number nj cases of this Kind.
wherein the town sltee II Des d wood and Lad.
VILE are concerned. Yesterday case involv.
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Special to the Herald.

special TO the Herald.
Big Springs, June gi.-The track OF the Texas
& Pacific Is now on section 27s, or $40 miles
west of Dallas. Tho track train was honored
last evening by a visit from Hon. Joe Black
burn, OF Kentucky, who gave us an eloquent
tax OF an hour, IL was highly appreciated by
the twr hundred operatives. He was accom.
panied by Hon. st, dard Johnston, of Ken.
lucky, and Hon. Sid. Cunningham, of Abi.
lene, Mr.. Blackburn drove q spike to mark
the half point between Fort Worth and The
Rio Grande, and complimented us on our great
energy and efficiency.
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vcrmont's Representation at York
town.

burlington, VT, June et'-Governor Farm
ham arrived yesterday and had q consultation
with Quartermastcr General Kingsley, Adju.
taut General Packar and Colonel George
Child to decide upon arrangements for Ver-
inont's represeh iatlon at thu Yorktown Gen.
tenniai. The Rtusom guards, OF St. Aloans,
Estey pudrds. OF Drattleb,ro, md companies
B and of the First Regiment, wee de.!gna.
tel as the governors milltary escort there
The steamer Francis h ~ been ,'chartered for
the trip, aud will be Vermont headquarters al
Noi ktown.
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Unfair Discrimination.

Ottawa, Ont, June al.-The Cansdi' IN
newspapers are indignant at the refusal Of IN
governor general to allow their reprcs n,e.
,ivss to accompany the ylce-regsl party on
their northwest tour. II has trsI Rpir,d that
graph and 0raphlc. have boen spt claily /, yited
10 join ,he party, whore exposes will be paid
by the Dominion government, which will only
serve to increase the hostility slieady aroused
AZ what 10 Juatly considered an unwarrani Sbls
aot.
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Linen Busters. Plug Hats ana Palm
Leaf Fans

New York June 2i.-The members Of the
American press association will meet at the
Astor house this evening and go In body to
the Pennsylvania railway depot, whore they
will take train for Washington. They will
remain In the capital ABOUT three days and
then ,tart for home number went to Long
Branch to-day, while othcrs are visiting yari,
Gus places of interest hero.
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hhOt DSasl.

St. Petersburg, June si,-A Montenegrln Of
lcer named D. Ju'jevItch went 10 the Winter
Palace yesterday and demaLded an audience
With the Princess of Montenegro. Being re.
used, he stabbed the officer on duty. A Rms.
Ian officer then shot the a Montenegrin dend
'he Incident is not consld cred Of any political
portance. IL Is thought the atssilnnt wish-
ID 10 present petition TO the princess
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sAmascur Regatta.

Chicago, Juue -. In the Mississippi ANA
tour rowing association regatta ut Peorla, yes.
day. Mumford, OF New Orleans. won the sea-
ior s,xe's scuii race easily In Is minutes aud
3pk seconds, md tho senior tour.oared shell
rae. was won by the Minnesota club IN 10 min
uies 81 seconds.
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Sons Of temperance.

Saratoga. N. y, june H.-The national
division of the Sons of Temperance has been
mostly engaged during tie morning session
arch, made during the past year. The most
Important WAS that members OF the grand
division were not eligible TO election to oflce
In the grand division TIL they had been duly
initiatcd.A The next session OF the national
N. II =
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City Marshal Of san Marcial Killed
Special to the Herald.

San Marclal,N NJ. June 2i Charles Walker,
city marshal, was shot and killed last night
by Paddy Ryan, who but recently escaped
from jail at FL Paso Del Norte, Mexico, whore
ho was confined for shooting Mexican, Ryan
was beating his wifs and Walker went into The
house to stop him. After demonstrating with
Ryan he turned TO leave, when Ryan drew his
pistol and emptied II Into Walkers back. Five
shots lodged In a space that could bo covered
by mans hand Ryan then ran for the
mountains pursued by u number OF men, hut
owing to the darkness he succeeded In making
his tsc1pe,
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A few years aio every community wss q.
SSH Uvsr n ;ns snp psss sss o. s MP. And sy
frame stringent laws 10 arrest the nUisauoS,
But you LOOK IN vain for octpplaiuta nom Shl6
cause noe. Prosperity aud plenty have solved
ne problem. Ihe army Of trA0ps u q
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London, June 9i.-The Cologne Gazette says
shorld there bc war between France and Ger
many. We have certain ally beyond
the Alps. The Prusslan government has or
dered the provincial authorities 10 send do.
tailed Information OF tho extent OF the causes of
emlgralion. which has. however, Stacked In
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Counterfciter Sentenced.

Chicago, June si.- James d. Doyle, the ooun-
tsr'eiter was sentenced by Judge Blodgett to.
day to ten years In the penitentlary. Doyle
9 the man who was arr csted with over S2CO, 200
IN countsrilelt government bonds In his los
session. Before sentence was passed.. ne
made strong appeal for clemency.