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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
NOTICE.

U. g. Land ONCE Carson City New.
May 49th. 1880, !
rT,HE PEOPLE OF THE U. 8 TO CARO-
! LINE HAMI.TO>. Greeting:
Yol are hereby summo cd to appear Def ore
MS at our oitice In Carson city Nevada, on the
27th day Of June. 1881 at 10 o'clock to
contest the C aim OF Francis Nanderhoof,
averring your claim rs follows: nestead
entry No $50 made Dec 9th, 1872 for W y
W a Sec a. aud f y L \ Sec. 20. up IA
k % f.. NJ d. NJ to be unjust and Illegal.
and then and there do you show cause, II any
there be why the claim If Francis Wander
hoof shall not be recognized a. just aud legal
and he be allowed to enter the said land.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF
Nav. 1881 @. A. wITHERELL,
\ q. WRIGHT. Register.
Receiver.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
Tie Spider as q BallOOnist.

II you anchor pole in a body of
water and put II spider upon it, he
will exhibit marvellous Intelligence
by his plans to escape. At first he
will spin a web several inches long
and hang to one end, while he allows
the other to float off in the wind, in
the hope that it will strike some OBJ
ject. OF course, this plan proves a
failure, but the spider is not dis
couraged. He waits until the wind
changes, and then sends another
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
Patent Medicine Obser

-THR Patent Medicine Obser.
yatory at Rochester, New York, is
urging applicants tor the 5000 prize
for discovering the comet to make
their claims known as soon as pos
sible. 1t is probable that the money
will be paid to some one, but the
amount of free advertising received
for it will far exceed any which that
sum would purchase.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

a GREAT many people have
achieved transient notorety through
an accidental or assumed acquaint-
ance with Guitteau, but his brother
should have kept quiet. What his
opinions relative to the crime were
did not interest anyone, and his ST.
multaneons denial and admission of
insanity in the family, and his plati-
tudes concerning the enormity of the
crime only make him ridiculous, to
say nothing of the probable hypoc-
ricy of the attack upon his brother.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
"A NAN employed 40 q hos

"A MAN employed a. q host;er
in Toronto, has lately received intel
ligence that be 10 Earl Of Tecat, and
master of . rent roll of 100000. If
be has sny wise friends they are
probably advising him not to give
up his present job as he will not be
able to collect the rent, and hard
times ara fourishiDg in Ireland.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE

While Conkling should be held to
q strict account for his political mis-
deeds 10 bis present fight with the
Administration, he should not have
to bear the burden of Guitteau's
crime. The Stalwsrt faction must
bear the blame for an attempt to dis
member the Republican party, be.
cause the Republican Adminlstra-
ton did not sccede TO all the de-
mands of Senator CoDkling, and the
perpetrators of this political crime
wril be punished by the people at
the polls; but it is unjust to lay the
responsibility of Guitteau's insane
action at the feet of any political
party in America. 1t was the acct
dental prominence of stalwartism at
the time of the elimination of the
assassin's frenzy which suggested to
him the thought or pretense that he
was striking for that cause. The re.
sponsibility for The attack upon the
President lies with the European
disseminators of the doctrine of
assassination of rulers. 1t is this
doctrine and the latitude allowed to
nnamerican speakers and journals in
npholding it, which is mainly the
cause of Guitteau's attempt upon
the Presidents life. 1t cannot be
denied that his insanity might have
taken that trend without the prompt
ings of the vicious teachings and ex-
Anples of European murderers, but
j: is highly probable that amurderous
direction was impaired to his disor-
dered mind, and the object of attack
defined by these teachings. The ap-
probation with which such doctrines
and practices are met on this side of
the Atlantic by large and noisy
class OF sympathizers, and the appar-
emit acquiescence of the American
people in their noisy demonstrations,
gave to the crime an element of
seeming safety, (which, with the attend
ing notoriety, and the plaudits to be
received from his fellows in murder.
Gus intent, doubtless is mainly re.
sponsible for the bias in the mind of
the criminal in favor murder as a
means of revenge for .fapcied wrong.
The immunity from punishment
awarded to crazy men Is also answer
able to a great extent for this and
similar attacks upon persons of less
note. If the plea of insanity could
not be SO easily and effectively used
in defending the criminals cause
before a Court of Justice, and if sane
or insane q brutal murder was to be
severely punished in 9 capital man
per, and with severity 10 accordance
with the strocity Of the crime, a
great many crimes which are now
on the records of our Courts would
not haye been committed.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
Masonic.

Valley Lodge No. 9, F. ana a. NJ.
Stated Communication second
Monday evening in each month; at
Odd Fellows Hall, Dayton.
GEO. w, KEITH, w. NJ.
G. E. JAQUA, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
DELI NQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Lower Comstock Mining Co.

Location Of prin cipal p lace of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Lyon county, New.
NOTICE There are delinquent upon the
following described stack, on account of AS
sessment mo, ~, levied on the THIRTY
FIRST day of MAY, 1881, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
Silver City Mining Co.

Location of principal place of bsiness, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works, Lyon County, Nevada.
NOTICE There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of as
sessment INC. y levied on the second day OF
May. 1881. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

-HIs Lunacy, r. Conkling, has
about discovered that he lost his
head when be gave up his seat in
the U. 8. Senate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

-THERE has been an astonish-
ing mass Of abdominal information
kslsgraphed over the country of late.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

WAR was the use of in.
venting locomotives il the trotting
horses are going to keep op shorten
ing their timei
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

John Donahue. ........... IS II on
A Chspin in trust for
the estate or heirs Of
Pease, deceased ..103 $50 465 90
A Chaplin In trust for
the estate of II ebin.
son, deceased. .........1O4 372 1856 90
And in accordance with law and order of
the Board of Directors, made ON the thirty
fl st day of May. 1881. SO many shares of
each parcel OF such stock as may be Deces-
sary will be sold at public auction. at the
Sales Rooms of John Middleton l. Son, No.
ll6 Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cal.
on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-sIXrH day of
JULY, 1881, at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. of
said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
GEO. II. sPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofice--No. $40 Pine street. Room No. a.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
RARE OFFER FOR go DAYS
Until Feb, /, we will send to any al

a SPLENDID IMITATION GOLD WATCH
IA and Chain for 50.
A $40 Seven-ShOt Gold Mounted Revolver
for So 25
A Complete Set of Shakespeares Works.
Handsomely Bound, and Illustrated, for 81.
Union Square Jewelry Casket, containing
30 pieces of Beautiful JewelrY, for 81.
-Four Sets (al differently of Beautiful lonian
Jewelry for IS cts
or we will send ALL of our above articles
for Sl2.
Goods sent @. o d. when - of the amount
is sent with order, to insure good faith
order at once. Address,
U. y. MANUFACTURING CO..
dl I'm Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

Why does not Arthur either
resign or show that he is qualified to
hold his officel
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

Recover their vitality by pursuing a course
of II ostetter's Stomach Bitters, the most
popular invigorant and al eratiye medicine
in use. General debility, fever and ague.
dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism, and
other maladies are completely removed by
1t. Ask those who have used it what 1t has
done for them. For sale by all Druggist
and Dealers generally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
Origin Of Familiar Quotations.

By robbing Peter he psld Paul.
Rabelais.
Look before you leap.-Butler.
For a mans house is his CASTLE
Coke.
The devil was sick, the devil a
monk would be.-Rabelais.
All is not gold that glitters.
Shakespeare.
Ask me no questions and III tell
YOU no fibs.-Goldsmith.
First in war, first in peace, and
first in the hearts of his fellow citi-
zens mot countrymen.)-Henry Lee
in the resolutions presented to the
House of Representatives,, 1890,
Frailty, thy name is woman.--
Shakespeare.
Better late than never. Thomas
Tasser, 1000.
He builded better than he knew
Emerson.
Truth crushed to earth shall rise
again. Bryant.
The world knows nothing of its
greatest men.-Henry Taylor.
The groves were God's first tenn
ples.-Bryant.
All went merry as marriage bell.
Byron.
TITS better to have loved and lost,
than never to have loved at ALL
Tennyson.
He was the mildest hammered man
that ever scuttled ship or cut throat.
Byron.
Leaves have their time to fall
Hemans.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Keats.
Truth is always strange, stranger
than fiction.-Byron.
Stole tine livery Of heaven to serve
he devil in.
Old Grimes is dead.-A. G. Green.
Hope told fattering tsle.-Miss
Worther.
OF two evils 1 have chosen the
least.-Matthew Pryor.
Through thick and thin. Dryden.
The stone that is rolling can gath
or no moss.-Butler's Hudibras.
Not much the worse of the wear.
-Cowper.
Bread is the staff of life.--Dean
Swift.
Coming events cast their shadows
before. Campbell.
They laugh that win.-Shake-
spears.
To the victors belong the spoils.-
Marcy.
To leave no stone unturned.-Eu
ripides.
None but the brave deserve the
fair.-Dryden.
When Greeks joined Greeks then
was the tug of war.-Nathaniel Lee.
The end must justify the MEANS
Matthew Pryor.
Richard is himself again. Cooley
Cibber.
variety's the spice OF life-Cow-
per.
Love me little, love me long
Christopher Marlowe.
Death loves a shining marx. -
Edward Young.
knowledge is power.--Bacon.
God helps them that help them
Selves Franklin.
God tempers the wind to the shorn
lambs. --Sterne.
He rose like rocket, he fell like
q ick.-"Paine.
Sink OF swim, survive or PERISH
Webster.
Every man is the architect of his
own fortune.-Sallust.
Where the shoe pinches.--Plu
tarch.
III blows the wind that profits
nobody.--Shakespeare,
Look gift horse in the teeth
Butler.
When at Rome do as the Romans
do.-St. Ambrose.
In Adams fall we slnned ALL
New England Primer.
Castles in the air.-Swift.
AS merry as the day is long. -
Shakespeare.
IT'S distance lends enchantment
to the view,-Campbell.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16
County Auditor and Treasurer
Report.

SIAIEMENI oF rhE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Neya-
da, to the County Commissioners of said
county, for the qusrter ending June 30 tn.
A. D 1881, inclusive
Cash in Treasury in funds
as per Aud tors list gu.
by statement 1881. 3b76 "a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of DIrec ors, made on the sec
ond day Of May. 1881, So ma y shares of each
parcel of such stock may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the office Of
the Company, Room 50, Nevada Block, No
800 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal.
on MONDAY, the TWENTY. SEVENTH day
OF JUNE. 1851, at the hour Of 1 o'clock =. NJ
Of said day, to pay said delinquent ASSESS
ments thereon, together with costs of adyer-
Using aud expenses of the sale.
ALFRED X. DURBROW. Secretary.
OFFICE Room 60, Neva IA Block, 800 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1881-06-10

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June O.-Tlle partic-
,l'nrs ot n horrible tragedy neAr Lockesburg;;
Soylor County, Ark, were received In tliis
city to-day. II. F. Hall, wealthy farmer,
started to visit IL friends in MI Adjulning
county. lie WIS eccentric, md 1t was
generally reported tllat hc carried n
largo sunt Of money about ILLS person. Reach
Ing Rolling Fork Crenk, lio f0untt 1t swollen
to river by the roceMt ruins, but determined
to pllsll on, md hlred t,ree nc
groes to nssIst hin across. While
apparently making arrangements to tlo
10 they suddenly sprung GU tho unfortunate
man and fr!!r,l hul to tho earth. tkIt!iuy tho
yictlm's pockuts thoy found but thirty cents.
1nceusctt. 1t Is. supposed. ut not tinainH
more, they soizeal Iiall hy tho throat anu
choked him till life Was cxtInct, then
fIcG stones to tho eorpAe, weighing It
.owH, ~ they supposed. slltlolently to carry It
10 the bnttuin Ut tho struaM, hut Il lodged IN
drift GelOw. whurU 1t was seutl and recognized
by i coluret man next tiny. Tho ioWs wMs
Hpread, and u 1rEe bndy Of white
men soon KnthartHl ut tho ford,
where tile trail At filo nurslerUra
ras strs,ck. After u few hnArss pursuit. 0nn ot
tho gltiK "ns cnpturut. oc0llRht bhck ~ tho
fDrl, @nli RirutK up ~ \ true. Tho HtArEh wAs
rcsuluct, nut !HlNtt, dark bin Ct.t'punt0ns worn
ltlint B9cretca In the wNkl4, antl tt>nfussed nlt
They were MISC tnkeu back to tho ford aud hung
beside tlely companion.
, 1881-06-10


Special Dtspateh to The Chteaoo 7FthuAs. '
New YoNK, .June 0.-Of MI tho bulls who
hayo been caught BY thu bcnrtst Tendencies
OF the markets aimee carly In 1881, those III
pcenn frelEits l,nye Ind about the wnrst Of
It. The bull specu1ations 1T broadstuffs and
provisions, which llnyg been so general
ind long continued rs to assntno tho
nature uf combinations or deals, have made
seeing tho large stocks that would naturally
move Into export channels on the opening Of
navigation md require large amount Of
tonnage. went long Of the market md char
tered vessels, both stsanl md safl, to arrive
In large numbers. As tho grain and provision
tnnrkets went up
OCEAN FRE101fT-ltATEs WENT coIREsroND-
1NUt.r DOWN,
until grnin was actually wanted for ballast by
A0t,fenf tho Llrcrpool steamers. whose number
had been unn1ectedly Increased by tho onor-
fnous requirements of immigration to this part.
The yosae1A thus chartered to arrive otsp and two
months aRo. Or more bcRnn to como In ut
md were compelled to tAko what thoy could Ect
and 10 awuy, or Ito ut tho dock m tlcmMrrnYo
that cosnu nut OF our merchants md ship
shippers at grain. us t1sun', aro takerB OF hrHo
amount Of tnnnnRo to nrrivo ngaIndt purchase
of grain for ftituro delivery. which has been re-
III this case
WOULD CAUSE NO rOs9,
na tho decline on froghts would bo overcome
" tue aayanco neg 81 gra!n.: Z, The sh!p.broscrs
"t Scon sy wo q
weeks pnst. ia ID for steamcrs vt BuOO
to 10000 quarters caraGlty, Originally chartered
an1 s ID for sailing vessels taken 70 arrivo az
Is 9dQ3s.
, 1881-06-10


made IN his mind. III view nf thu tnck uf vHl!n
II thosu properties. To hnvo n0tht1sK u do with
thot11. flc vi insist upon 10 per rtt tlivldctnt'
nr Will havr thu Now fnrk E1uvatod tend sH,ck.
Thr tnMnercfdl .ttfftrffwr says: "Thore u
tnttch feeling tu-,fny hctwecn tho bull nnd hear
operator, s,-innre l,ersnnnl than OF II dffcrrncc
~ tu tho future of tho market. Wo hnto nutl-
Ing to do with the
tEIlsi}NAf. ANTAAONisat
in tho question, but wo bayo to say TINT tho
sioux tnnrkgt, III tho tt,Wer t,ttrs ut nHty, thu
!nitnrilse trat!o bnflslrcs IN fayur or this tnts-
try. mud tho universal prosperity I'll aHrl.
c1l!trr. merchandising manufacturing. RAILROAD
building, fotelRn etnrrntion, ctc.. 10 no'int ~
Ro MP for Autt1n 1n0nths III COME. or course
fhorU y danger thHt proper discrimination II!
l,nr railroad cntcrprfses ald tho oyutatrNi. u u
hut tho bUu1n will x, on this summer. and hardly
tncot serious cheek unxt fan
says tho 0,np4tc: "Thero n q story atloNt
Mt tho general meeting this week nnnouncc
tholF Withdrawal from tho tr1lnk.ltne orranlza.
ttnn. and hereafter net independently, frotn NIL
other ronds und mako thulr 0wn rntos."
, 1881-06-10
Striking Brewers Wonkcnlngs and
o Likelihood TINT Thcy
VIII Yield.
Texas Pacific the Main Feature OF
Wall Street Speculation
Yesterday.
Homing Pigeons Race from Newport,
Pn., TO New York and Brooklyn.
The Bulls in Ocean Freights Having Hard
Time Of It.



lie Is 1.TkEf,Y TO Oct INTO TROUBLE
sltUltTI.Y.
Special D4tpateh to 7As Chicago 7sfb4ns.
NEW YoIlK, June 0.-prof. O. $. Fowler,
who las bcet, heard OF moro or less during
tho past forty years III connection with phrc-
nology, IS ut last coming to notice In a null
ilGr that will not be so pleasant to himself
~ ,fs past career hns been. Tho
final ,,,clualtng Of the perniclous
system for The dissemination Of Vice w1licl.
lle aud Inns associates lave apparently carried
OIL for years, Under cover Of allegcd science,
appears TO be going OIL here, and 1t will not
bc surprising II within very short
lime tho matter Is either conl-
pctely revealed III all Its hldeousness
in cot,rt through the lnstrunlentality Of the
Society for ti,e Suppression Of Vice or that
tho firm Of wl.fc! lte ia tho hcut Is compelled
to close Its doors OIL account OF public i'll
diGnaton. Those who ftnye for years asso-
ciated with ..-..,-...
THIS bird or PREY,
rs i,e is termed, and who have devoted their
time to tho gathering Of evidence against
lin,. boldly slow by the tic most umin,-
penchube documentary evidence, not 0nly
tl,at lie Inns pursued a systematic course
Of fraud III tho examination of "bllnlps,"
but that he Is the father Of the
system TINT .lsson,inates ylce, and Inns boldly
practlsol MI Immoral caurse under cover Of his
se1ual soencc, upan which subject he has pro-
snn,cd to set himself up A. MI Instructor OF tho
scxcs. 1t ia almost impossIblo to b8lioye tnnu
capable Of tho thInEa which aro shown
In tho handwriting md over tho signature
Of thls mnn. In all tho annal: Of intlcce1ey they
Inst promises to huvc snlntnry ctfeot. have
seen THO t'ocuments hcro alluded to and know
, 1881-06-10
A NEW TELEPHONE.
Prof. A. r.. Dolbear Iuvcnts Te1es
plaone that Works Without u Mag.

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s."s
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1.. :" 7,...s ~ ,s.,,'
BOSTON. J"lo u.-tFnl' ~. r. N"!ocns, u
Tufts CnlfeEr, who clnftn3 to have been the
"sen'". ~ ttG t'"f"ee to,cpn"'4" upoN
W!itrlt llel! obtained E'nteflt, tlS Invented n
us,y teluDl,OhB wllicD, Inns tia following nd-
,,,,n ,,,,o. iii tl,oru. 1firat nIs MI mn,
fM''"et" 1rsf ~ nv ot"o'n' tHa!' :. 10 wv W
l''ccl"b'y aacetea pS ofdlhnrs induced cur
'o"'' w. ~. M = ',s'' .... ~
l0he VI InAl coHlllslu' VI HoltIIhs Wta1cl oltuH
huu I'm nm unat IN ,ctnr1urnt.,. Third the all
Nv" Nv '"as'os = NV M, ~"
l,y buroulptric and i,ygr0nctriu yarlntiD,,,
HI n,,n,,, T. Jr... n,rn,. viii, ,ho t;,,. II -"
AH!'s M'nt15s " uoes ""aa WIN 't'o ul4o "'tu
IL peculiarly otrlcout on long lines. The now
tnv,,ttc. il a<,nta in nn,,at r,,.,tto aniy anita
, 1881-06-10
TILE WEATHER.

Slt3 IL Il 3 Getf lNEs ....
OFFicE OF THE CHIEF S1aS4t1. OFFICER,
WAsluS0roS, u. T., .Jnne 10-l a. nl.-Il,.li-
cat1ons-for the Lower Lake region, warmer
clearing weather, norti.castcrty wln.ls. BE-
coming variable, rising followed by station
ary or falling haromotor.
For Tunncsscu and the Ohio Valley, falr
weather, n0rthcasterly winds, becoming
variable, and stationary or higher temper
attlre a,N! barometer.
For the Upper Lake rcgfpn. slightly warln-
Or, fair weather, variable winds, and stattoIl-
nv or falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-
souri Valleys, purity cloltay weather, oc-
caslonal rains, Winds mostly southeastcrly,
stationary or higher tomreraturc, and falling
hnrunleter.
Tho Chief Signal Of,cor furnishes tho follow
Ing special bulletin:
General rains have fatlon In the LIKE region
nnd Middle States. During tho present storm.
5.as inches Of ruin have fullcu ut fIttsbMrg. Gem
erAi hrnyy rAtns are rcportctl from East-
crn Ohio, Western Viralnn, nud Western
penisylyanln. Dangerous rises In tho rivera
nrp reported III thosc regions. cnt.
siderable dhn,nge has already pernrrcd. rho
temperature tiHa fnIIan n tho nh!o Valley
and the Mh!dtu Stntcs. Elsewhere It hns re-
.aM!ned neAry s.nti9nary ifgh tnorth'oaster,y
Fnr wnatFlor /. intltcascsl for Saturday in tho
Atlantic Stnfcs. Tho rivers hnye fallen twenty
i've Inohea Mt VttksbttrK md r!son oiEht tnchcA
at pttt.ltlrE. twelve at ClhGtnnmt, aud fourteen
ut Louisville. Tho rivers Wlll Eiso.
f.ttI+A n linn .,ntf9 n m.
, 1881-06-10
RIlHOUDHD IN MYSTERY.
H1tftdl Dkpdteh to tn Chteuoo Tribune.

OMAHA, Neb.. June 0.--A foul aiai mys-
tGriu,is lnnrtlar WIS committed IN Howard
County, thts Stnte, yesterday, tile objuct Ut
whicl, " n mystery, unless It WIS robtory.
Louis Paxton, n y0Mng man etlgugcd III
plowtng IL, Il fleil tsn ,nilcs north nf III.
l'uul, was the ytctinI. 1tu dill nut
COMO homo 10 supper, aud Ills brother, upon ".
inS tu look for him, found him murdered. lto
h.d becn ahut bauk ut the rIxht ear, md hls
hH.l rnpe round hIs neck, With whloh his
AAly was tied to tho pIuw. The tuurtleter,
who ts untMowa. bal ar!son o!f wisa tas dsna
RrKs numbers ut h,,rautl.un STARTED uus to ssarch
iile country for tue murderer. who will prHhably
tho horses and WuYo4.
, 1881-06-10
A N1nn Goes to Ills Field and
Is Found Horribly Mu-
tflntCl.
Two Gray.Headed Women.slayers Of
St. Louis Sentenced to the
Penitentiary.
Banks at Hartford, Conn., mud Little
Rock, Ark, Swintl1cd 1y Alleged
Chicago Men.
Fatal Termination Of a Boating Adminis-
tered by Roughs to a Penusyl-
vanfan,
Ku.1xLux,sst in ARKANSAS,

KU-KLUxIsA1 IN. ARKANSAS.
LlrTLE Rock, Ark, June 0.-Thc GHzcttc'S
Morrllton tArk.) special sayh: non The 25s1l
Of Afny j.. hE. Iiarrls, County Judge af
Perry County. and John T.. Matthews,
editor Of the Folrcllc Whitley Times,
each received nulice tllrongl, tic Perry
vllle Tost-OItce to lel.ve tho county within
tifteen days or suffer thu rcin'ty Of
slentt. at the hands OF n regular organized
ku.Klux. Tho fifteen days expired ycstcr-
day. and Il message Just received from Perry
vile reports tint lN,ty Of armed mel
arrived III town Mt o'clock this morning,
md inquired for Matthews and lIarris, WIN
llad prudcnt1y left town tlio day before. Thu
affalr grows oltt Ut prosecutions lnauguratcd
by judge uarris. tho proceedings of
which were published by Matthews.
The same parties aEe supposed to hayo TIRED @ tho
Ito snys he bus sufficient oyidengo to identity
tho nl,thDr of tho hoticos, and leaves for ttle
s TIT II sxsax e e. as ossEs s 3 s ct &c. s
jpdse Hasris arrived u this e!ty to;ni4ht md
ataltos lhat tho difficulty originated us follows;
SDtio time ago Inst 0ctobcr two Deputy ehcrltfs.
5sS = Sysss ~ sss Ins u
lshant to tho amount or n'out .:,sA. When
called upon for aetten,ent ls,au's chnrge nooK
ciare,l ho hnd no knowletiee oi tho bpoA, Init
shortly afterwarl It was found , a!''ler the tug
articles concerning tho atEasr. Uu tho following
Sunday night = ma man named Si9sters, who was
ssSPk erea ssat t s tie balalK ,s as Ssaias RSsh.
ie ises Ga! aud 3 scoaseex sesxAs sssaa',s l. sactt s
conl oil aud cntlcotlon III othor combustblea
was found near tho building. Mastors n,ntlu