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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
MAYBE
She leant across the .tile

She cant across the stile
With her merry golden slni.-,
And her &tonny brown eyes ganclug
Through The green IeaFe, a. the whi.-.
And he "ho loved her 80
Watched from the path below;
But she tossed her head So daintuy.
.ud laughe'l an,l baic nm 60.
Maylte' MAYBE. we cannot know;
Maybe. maybe. twas better So.
when the wind. of March were loud
And the skies were dark with clyud.
He haI won her love forever,
And she trli -teti AL he vowel
But she wept against his heart,
on, ruy darling, W. must part,
For barrier les between us
Forever more, sweetheart
MAYBE. mayhe We cannot ahow;
Mayt". maybe twas better SO.
And the gear, have paS=ed away,
And they both ar" Old aud gray,
But the same -weet dream Is III their hearts
Forever and for aye,
Oa sweet and sad the pain
OF the love that VIII MT "anc-
50 sweet. so sweet because % true,
so -ad because III VAN,
Maybe. maybe we cannot KNOW.
MAYBE, maybe IL shall he better 50.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

The wife OF the late General Burn
side vas Miss Mary Richmond Bishop
a descendant, on her mothers side, Of
Roger Williams. She died in 1873.
Bishop Simpson told the British
ministers at the Methodist Conference,
that there was 10 falling of II the OBJ
seIvance CT Sunday n 'his country.
The population Of Scotland has IL
creased Ii per cent. tie laat ter years
and IS now :. 34,44l. Glasgow. tie
largcs. city. has 5ll, 900 inhabitants.
In 1890 the world. wool produc.
was so, 600, 0o0 pound. In 1878 Il va.
1856, 010. 900 pounds England with
her colonies, produces the largest share
General Burnside. corps WAS - o2e
period SO frequently moved from one de-
par,nent TO another thar II becauss
known IS s"Burnside' Geography Class :
An Autograph worth having !. THAI
al hanins.e;ns which ne lately gave t1
lady, with the frs, six bars ct MS ex
oyusite Romance IN Hal. written aooys
y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

C1N outnt furnished free. with full IN.
C1O.structions for conouctng INC Mos'
liol.,AUle business that any one can engage IN
lie business is so easy to learn. and our In
slru, tons are so simple and plain. that Any
ne can make great pront from ne veis ssaI ~ :,
No one can fall who IS willing 10 work ouea
sl'eS successful as men. Boys and gllls CAV
earn arge sums. Many have made al the ous!-
nees over one hundred dolinTs IN s'nEle W. en-
Nothing Ike Il ever known before. All wto en-
gage are surprised al the ease ana rap0isy
Win Which they are able 10 N ke money. loo
can engage In this buslness during your spai .
,aplt;.l In l. NWe take all the risk. Those VINO
iced ready money, should wrlte TO US at once,
Al furnished tree. Address thCE Co. A~
.sQAtA AalD>
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

~ - OUTFIT sent free 10 those who wish 70
" - engage in the most pleasant ana
NJ prontable business known. kvery-
W. hing new. capital not required. We
v N ur nish you everything. SO day and up.
ards is easily made without STAYING away
rom home over night. No risk whatever.
M4ny new workers wanted at once Many are
making fortunes al the business. Ladies MAKE
as much as men. AMI young boys ana glrls
make great pay No che VINO ls Wiling 10 work
'a"ls make more money every Gay than can
"a made in weeA at any ordinary employ yrlent
lSl se who engage AT once VIII nnl saort ioaa
q fortune Address II. HALLETT CO.. fGrt-
and. Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
The Observer.
Hi||sborough, N. c.

II ELP YOURSELVES by making money
/ / when KLHden chance 10 offered, thereby
Always keeping pOverty from your door. Those
10 always take ADVANTAGE OF the Jod chances
Z: making money that are offered, generally
lreO;nr WEALTHY, while hose who do not i'm
Irpvc such chances remain in poverty. We want
Gilny men, women boys and girls TO work for
Il, ri ht IN their own localities. The business
WI pay more than ten times ordinary wages.
Ne furnish an expensive outnt and all that you
iced, lrees No one who engages fails TO make
Gronry very Tapcly. You can devote your
Whole time TO the work, or only your spare mo-
mcnts Full information and all that is ne eded
sent free. Address oTINSON CO., Portland.
Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12

Sailed sa4rxL.l.s tbs. Las b<co allowed
to s,a1G u.tl sour. - r-cotI.r ecdest as =
...r2Gs 10 A..l cabsa4se .-orIAs-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
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Address,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-12
THE
Orange County Observer,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOSEPH A. HARRIS.
Hillsborough, N. c.
TIL E

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, 1881-10-09
-ACOTIIEI: JENNIE CEAaIEI,.

Spteia. Dispatch to The Chi>aoo T,11,,t.
PKOyfDEScE, X T.. Oct Sin the Towu Of
Woonsocket, fifteen miles from here, is 4 rnys-
terry which is slowly unraveling, and which will
probably result i'll trial for abortion and tnur-
der. On Tuesday last Josie Hinton. 10 years Of
age, a domestic, died ut Mrs. Ciough's house
under such circumstances us to demand in
vestisation. II WAS found that DR.. ". i. Solo
1nun had attended her, and there were evidences
OF abortion and foul play Today the iuyes-
tigation was. pushed still farther, when
it was brought out In the evidence be-
fore the Coroner that Alfred Thomas,
who was on inti,nate terms with tue girl,
asked George W. johnson. vino w;s engaged 10
marry Josie, what he - could give IL girl get
control Of Il woman': that Josie h.ad said she
wus afraid Thomas "would dose her on tho
s!y.' and had requested TINT he be kept awny
from her. johnson testified that Tho1nus
wanted TO know tho effect Spanish tiles would
have. and intiMated that he intended to Tx Il
dose for girl. He warned josie Ut Thomas.
telling her to eat or drink nothing he brought TO
her. Latcra show came 10 town, and orth Thnn:ls
and johnson wished 10 tAlleJosic to ii. Iho:nas
said to her: :" by C.. ii you don't 20 with t'e
you won't 60 with any one long:' Johnson
took her to thu play, hpwerer. and i'll few hnur5
Or. Solomon who says ht treatel her 10: 4 urifaai
trouble, but the symptoms lie gives arc thuse
followiu" aouruons. The ston,a''l, Of the girl
WIS removed anl the contents ntlalyzcd. show
ing that death WAS CAUSED by foul EneanS- The
result OF the analysis will not be made public
until Tomorrow. but the presence Ut II solution
Of bichtOrde Of mercury tn sufficient quantity
To kill is said to have been tleteetef. The utAer
results Of the post n,orte;n are kept back. john
son il rhotosrnphtr aud has large. bottle of
this solution III his possession ana suspicion Is
consequently directed toward him. His engage.
nent to Josie was not known until be testified
to that effect. The principals uTe detained by
the au1horlties. who wall report their findings
inside VI tWcuty-foi1r hours.
, 1881-10-09
day the school children modelled their efforts
on Chunky" and have myself recited,
Twinkle. twinkle, little star

day the school children modelled their efforts
on "Chnnky,'' and have myself recited,
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
I wonder what the deuce you arc,
with blood-curdling, scene-chewing EN-
phasis, and rolled all the RS till my listeners
treMbled. Monday night the support of Mr..
Barrett al! fell into his method, which un-
fortunately is very easy of imitation, and
Miss Wainwright sobbed out her wrongs
through her mise on the Cardinals little
red breast. while he trunpeted his responses
through his trenu1ons nose above her.
ME. Booth began Ricl,c{icu the same eve1l-.
Ing The two tragedies summed up amount
to this:
Booth, tremendous house.
Barrett, very slim one.
Booths Julie, by rateman, very good.
Barrett's Julie, Il miniature edition of his
own Huartn volume OF errors.
Booths Bnrradus tSearie) dreadful.
Barrett's BarTuelas (Louis James) very
good.
Booths Father Joseph, awful.
Barrett'S ditto, very creditable.
The 81 toot enscrainble,'' rs Stetson says,
OF Barrett's compally, ahead Of Edwin's, is
hut Edwin's RicIsctieH and ratelnan's .fulic.
twinkling stars beside the kerosene candle Of
the aspiring Barrett.
After Tuesday nights performance Willie
Winter, Of the Tribune. and the two 1rage-
dians sat down all sweetness and light to 4
big supper at Delmonico's-
Speaking Of booth reminds me that his
u1ut-H4CI DEtikIIt tllH4HEAl u Lile sui OI all
architect, AIr. kNowlton Eaux, last week.
The tragedian is well content, the prospective
sor-in-law being fine fellow. though not
bnrtened with the worlds wealth. y warln
friendship has existed for years between the
two fathers.
~
| And speaking Of mems friendships, we
have had striking instance Of it the past
week here. Sothern-tear Ned Of loving
me1mory-was for years the bosom friend of
Col. f. \. Buck, editor Of the Spirit Of tho
| Times. There be those who, looking into the
self-contained face Of the latter gentleman,
would not believe the length to whicl, his
warm heart will go for 4 friend; but
last week. that rcd-hottest day. he fulfilled
| the last wishes OF the departed comedian.
| Sothern had demanded Of him the destruc-
tion Of bushels OF letters and papers left him
| at the Gramercy Park Hotel. Sixty-Six boxes
in all-wardrobe, bric-a-brac, and literary
| remains-weru carted to Mr.. Bucks resi-
| tlencc; and, despairing of ever having cool
day in which to have his bonfire, he went ar
it last week. destroying hundreds Of gushing
| letters, thousands uf tender notes, and an
| amount of epistolary Information fairly
| stunning. How good-hcarted and carelesS Il
| fellow Neil Sothern was perhaps Alr. Buck
| knows better than any one in the world, for
| he fed the fire for hours with begging-lettcrS,
| with c;ncelcd checks that told the tale Of
| unlimited borrowed money, with grateful
I Acknowledgements from all sorts and condi-
tiol,s Of people. NJ II. F.
, 1881-10-09

hhnnua!ty hars pay to the families of the tra-rob-
to secure dha 1ha,r leave asts.. no means untried
tcntiary. After their conviction. tue reason
no. n'r TeikeasnE ely them ut once was because re-
IN tho y, SioUD awaited their delivery ut Hope.
~. ,arrotoute Bclrncs continued to manifest dis
T,ti. siueCon N at the transaction. Keaching the
~. ,aEe ~ q Mineral! Springs the party took quar-
uddesto ask sof t1e ne'1;as n During she & hs
money money The Inter replied l,utler his pillow
iMin,'die5ton Mt..a remarked. We may he robbed
ne1vi1les to place his there nlso Dcyliics dit
SO. Huddleston asked him to 70 dowI.-tn,n and
get s9me ,n cig,rs: belvines replied thnt it was
~ Mte. fuddleston insisted, and Deynes
turned to leave the room. when iuddlcsto:,s
p,ssot was discharged. Lcup.ng bacs. Relvines
'ted fn,I inc ia 9ausS 81 the shot udsston re-
Nothlnx further passed during the night. In the
opa'ng opa fh9 pnrty continued their Journey to
stems pistol a::ain .iischarEed. % T Tho % bali wills whis
t.ea past lfelvincs head. Quickly turning and
arnsWlhs: his revolrer, Dc!vines remarked 'Ac-
tnonotonous.'' nelvines deposited bis money
with friend. fearing that ho would be killed if
ne retained IT, The party finally reached Hope,
turned over the prisoners to tho authorities.
came TO this city, and received the $1,000
reward offered by tho Suite for their capture.
nron can.9I %c ae TIC tr a! ns
whole matter 10 Superintendent Buchanan, of
the Iron on Mountain Rond Ilu'd!eston, sloorc,
made affidavit that they knew nothing OF tho
whereabouts Of any money Subsequently
Moore approached buchanan mud stated TINT
the money co1lld he secured. Tie train robbers
STEPHEN and Delaney, being interviewed.
testified to the facts given above
and declared that thoy would not
have divulscd the ntiulr II tho parties them
selves bad not given 1t away. IIuideston. Ste
phens. and Delaney, when confronted with tho
evidence which gave away the matter, made q
clean breast OF the whnlc thing, and promised
immediate restitution If permitted 10 20 for tho
money. having sccreteta 1t along the road. Tho
amn1int Is several Thousand dollars less tlu the
the capture OF the robbers. 1t Is not known
whether they will he prosecuted or not, but 1t is
supposed they will be.
, 1881-10-09

1rrE REV. +. F. WILLIAMS WILL. PREACH
u,,,r:,iI,x and eyenin. in south church. DEe1el-v.
Grfr- nEy CuAELF:S II, GILBERT WILL
rrcnr;, a,urnior and evening in the Tabernacle
tthLsch. iuJana and Morxau~s:a-
THE REV. CHARLES Il ExEht:slr rs.1l.t, M!ltL
Wiehi:ail-ar and .'s.enih-nftli-sf
THE REV GEORGE WAsfiBtl;S. raEslDES,r ~
~ tt.;h.r] College, ,fon.+ars.nuple. Will pfshch ~
thr i;nl,n Pa-x Church iy:7'A ILL., me lkes. Ds'
Curry of Leeds. EneHnd viii prcacn a. ~ ~ - ~
rrft, REV r. T. p!tOHST WILL: PREACH ~ TIE.
Cn.on atrcet Church. corner OF Nalsoh-st' n'o'a''@
a1ld cye.fiilE. ,~,., npr. ~,x
unTninr and eye.,tnH lii the leavltt @tFcet ta"icn'
cu-ncs VI West Adaius-ss- " <.1,
n15t. nEy n. j. lEAylTT WILL. PREACH
,,.,-.no nnd evening tn tho Lincoln fafA euufcn'
c"r,,er of so.,hfa and Mohawk-sts
THE KEI. I.a <1,n u in bethany Chusch. cvrnef OF
,isaniina and Ne.1 lluroll-sts.
TUE REV. ARTHUR LITTLE WILL faSs*At Il
, 1881-10-09


BAPTIST.
THE REV. FRANK poBBlSs. OF PHILADEI.-
p p cSuse sn 59ts o Z
in TIC morning. Services in the evening BY the pas
Pr Il AtSH e WI Wh
and pautinu-sts.. morning and evening.
THE EEy. !osEIIt KowLEY Will. PREACH
T. the Sot :s + cHp.e H. na Of Division and
.h Ga,ysssi,y FIsse eSs9eF E
THE REV. c. PERRIN WILL PREACH IN TIE
Western Aysnus :s Cnarch. corner OF warFcn-av' at
TIE REV. ". H. PARKER WILL PREACH ~
the Coventry Street GEassh corner OF b'oomlnSda'e
THE REy. i. X. PARKER WILL PREACH IN
the cen1cnn'a tna5sh so1nsr nG sf Lincoln and West
THE REV. l.. @. TAYLOR WILL PREACH IN
the Central Church. No. ~ oFchard-st' Mt 1u:*';. H.
in the Dearborn street Church. near Thirty
TIE REV. u. Il. GrxS WILL PREACH IN
the IIal<ted Street church ut II Il. NJ.
THE REV. " .AYi.ASb ItUYT. II. D.. OF EEo0k-
M o sSu aaa esss9H IND es a
METHoD1sr.
THE REy. {: i. ZIMMERMAN: OF EyASSroS, sS;
anu Wlite-st.. morn.n. and evening.
THE 1;Ey: join wlii1Asis0S Wiki rEEAcH
| q
sts.. ut lU::a] a. and 7:;D u.
THE KEy- G. Il VAN HORNE WILL PREACH
Church. corner OF TIiifty-second-st-
THE REV. \. G. FREEMAN Will PREACH
murniug anu evening fu the Centenary Church. Nou-
foe-st., near Morgan.
[ THE REV. GEORGE CHASE WILL. PREACH
morning and evening. In the Fulton Street Church,
corner of Arteslan-av.
THE REV. X. q. POPE WILL PREACH MORN
Ing and ming III Trinity Church. Indiana near
Twenty-fuuFth-sL
THE REV. j. .LINEBARCER WILL PREACH AT
.1;:J H. the tirnur Place Church, corner of Lar
r4bee-si. the Rev. Albert Frlck will preach there
IN the evening"
TIFF: REV. A. GUKNEy WILL PREACH MORN
tug and evening In the Ada Street Church, Of
EuitOn-st- ...... ..........
THE REV ]. ". RICHARDS WILL. PREACH
morning and evening In the Emmanuel Church, cGr-
ner OF Harrison and tanlinn-sts
THE REV. X. II. Hatfield WILL PREACH
morning and evening In the Langley Avenue Church.
near Th!rty-nnth-st.
TILE HEr. JOsTrH CALDWELL Will. REACH
morning aud evening at NJ. .s0 south 4asied-st
, 1881-10-09

THE REV. w $. CROW WILL PREACH IN TIE
Church Of the Redee!ner corner OF washington anu
SaneanUN-sts.. ut lu.1a .
TILE REV. ~. y. HFDEl: WILL. PREACH
uuru;n. and evening in St IuuiS Church. Atc1f:nn-
NV. near Esshtcentn-st.
, 1881-10-09

morning and evening iu the New England Church.
corner OF DearbOsn-av. and Wait0u-place.
THE REV 4. MONROE. PREACIIES MORNING
and evening In the Union 'Taberaucl1, corner OF
Tvcpfieth-st. and Aehiuad d-ay-.
, 1881-10-09
TEYTT hpTAr.

THE REV. BROOKE HEREFORD WILL PREACH
Mt the Church or the Messiah at lu45 Subject:
1.-The Sactrduess Ut LAW
THE REV f.. /. CALVIN Will PREACH ~
the 'rhtrd Church corner of West AOnFGe u:.d Laf-
in-sts. l0;+: L. Subject: Whit Does Tho Chris
tan Church stand Fore:
, 1881-10-09

INDEPENDENT.
PROF. DAVID SWING WILL PREACH In GEN.
tra1 Mllsc-ff1ll ut It II.
THE REV. CrIANLES r. MOTION WILL.
preach In HoocJ'a Theatre ut II H.
THE EvANG E1lsT ., ". WIurrLE will preach
In tile morning til the Chicago Avenue Church.
corner OF Ia SHfe-st-
, 1881-10-09
THE CHURCHES.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL be
LII held today In the Chicago churches By the fol-
lowing cIcEEynlen:
, 1881-10-09
PRESBYTERIAN.

TIE REV. Ii. II. COLLISION Will. PREACH
SFna saS sxe"4nS y
rilEKEy ttoGEcM - o!!lM LINER Ell Wta ,dl: ptEAtaI F;cb3l
THE lsEy: Il. n: SCOTT, or r. TEE H., cI1cAGo :.G,
n "fS i sn'.fSn ~ M nd ssie IS s. p "sa' n '>'''' w
THE REV. F. ". FISK WILL PREACH At lo:3o :''
H. N. In the First Church, corner Ut Indiana -nv anu
Es - ss5xisS r. ln. tn sfoa # arfna fnap*
THE REV. Dl. TALMAGE, OF BROOM. ~ y.
r. viii Preach lo3J y in the % Tnlfd g. caafeI;.
kittredse breaches tn the evening"
r nH MEMMK Il T., 5iES1X f2n w5 yaatcr m t3;Gsl EAGl
r1 ny .ss fs 1sts Sa rsac ca;ss4 u
Indiann-av. and Tnlrticsh-s:-
TIE KEv II T. MiEH Il w1ht. a mMEAG ;,.klav n
rME MIy T. !; LAMONT n,I w1Lh 3bvrih I,isEAG1 %c,1
Fourtccnth-<t, near ThEo"p.
rIlE KEy- j. H. woKKAl,. w!Li, III Il. hKEACn t.GIl
~ noFi.ns Wesi Wnsasst.'n W. Ss ind Honeys
ri,E nEy y: {. N;G Il: wlkL ~ rKEAcM EEA.ch
curnsr ua:r. of Jackson and i'eora-sts.
THE REV JAMES M4ACLAUGHs.!AS WILL
essnea1 corncr w: u sa1':s,non and A'ams-st*:
TE Ex l. II WbsE !, ,bs t,,,Se Mdt taIt ihAglt csa1cl
corner @%fnr'o et 'na heavt,i-st .> - 49,
THE REV. !. ". ALLEN WILL PREACH MOttN-
ing and evening the South Side Church. Isl'se-as.
and Ihirtiutl-.t- .
ELDEi, EATCIIEl,DEK WILL PREACH AL VI
| South Green 81 Ut IL t. H. .-...
THE i.Ey. u. A. BURGESS WILL . PREACH tnd T., IN
,ha t{rst Church, cornpr uf yweHty-sfh-st anu LII
| In ua -ly,. morning und cyentnX- ..
TIrr REV r. H. kIKKIItM WILL 1'tEAEH
In th. West Side Church. Western-ar uca1 al Eu-
reu-sL morning aud evening"
| r1lE !.Ey u. G. nOLMEs Will PitEAci! THIS
morn,ns In the Second Church. corner of oa2les-ns
! md JacAsOn-st
, 1881-10-09

Twcntleth-st and Aehiuad-av-
|
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
p,-,,on cI1rx1-v 1v1,t pnty,rrr ~ rttu1S,p
ftu1c, c,rn..r ~ ,ichi-nn-ay and rwcntv
II nj ii: Il md I'm
-. 49, t' w.. ..r.,- ,,,cIr,, r,rro.rc WIT,
LIZ ~ =, sst;x EhnrcH cornn- ~ wrsn1r,rnn
prtaEn a 1 ntr:ta ~ -. ntrt;Ha nnd erannw Erssu!
.mstsr,. % ;r.r,:,r .nI f.hrist,snttyr
Ti;E ,,Ey. +. ". ADAMS WILL r1;EAc3
In 81 Matthew's Church. corner Of Clark and Ccutrv
sts ~ II nud .:aS
rI1r my !: TT 1,osVorTrf breaches AZ
th. israshvtrr,,n t.nurrh Enrtawood at 3I5 Cunt-
,nnninn .ftnr s,.rvire
,r{Ir EEv + n WILSON Wilt PREACH
,,.rtr,. 1,,' ,vcnn.y In ~ inhns Church EIIis-uy
near r,rhirrv-sercntb-sf -- -
Nr-w JEHusA LEM
THE REV. I. r. MERCER WILL PREACH IN
Hershey lIA1i this morning
rt1r. ,,rv =. T., Rf,Sr0CK WILL PREACH IN
ytn.,,in i,,rr t.haM.t III II n NJ
mxIr vr1- ~. y. t,E,Snt ETt,,. WITH pREAf.HtS
,,aI - - -. r. -. - ~ -. -. ,,n-,1,,.
ca'oa iasA Aenp'2 sn's n'''a
EPISCOPAL.
West Washingtnu und Pcoria-sts. the Kt-Kav " F.
aietasen. :. T. D., n*h"p The Ksy J.! IL kn"":.-;
sn an c1!drn =! t scrTes an' M Choral .y";,-
.a1 ,1 ,a" a.n N..:4 ...ae e' go '~@' - "' ~
1iir: 1,r,v nrsuo1, 8 HARRIS Of N1,IE-
, 1881-10-09
WI Fo1 1oG '"'e'eo ''o''5Vo 0J
a Vigilance Committee. at
Socorro, NJ. M.
Tile Event Referred To in That
City as Il ssNcck-Tie
Sociablc."
Desperate Shooting ARRAY at Quincy
Between an Ex-Policeman and
F. Gambler.
After Receiving the Contents Of a
Double Barreled Gun the Gambler
Shoots His AssaiIant.
A Handsome Arkansas Woman Elopes
with Her Husbands
Overseer.
yaape from Missouri Jail Of Two Brutal Nur-
dtrers under Sentence Of
Dtath.
Another Shocking Jennie-cramer Tragedy in
- Newfengland, This Time in Woon-
socket, R. |.
The Capture Of the Arkansas Train
Robbers Leads to a Queer
= Chapter.
A Handsome Arkansas Woman Elopes
with Her Husbands
Overseer.
ruape from Missouri Jail Of Two Brutal Dur
dtrers under Sentence Of
Dtath.
Another Shocking Jennie-cramer Tragedy in
New$England, This Time in Woon-
socket, R. |.
The Capture Of the Arkansas Train
Robbers Leads to a Queer
- Chapter.

S9fc9dt I1Su1teH 10 Inc tHtcdG6 lT&oEHE
SocOnHo, y. 81, Oct. S.-The people living in
1be vicinity OF Death Alley were surprised and
horritieL 70 SEQ two bodies dungiug from the
limbs OF Il conspicuous cottonwooi-trce early
Friday morning, and close examination showed
that they were two horse thieves aud dcSpera-
uues that were captured not twcnty-fuur hours
before our streets, where they were trying to
sell horses that had been stf.lcu about ten days
ago from La1ny. where four ct them hnd en-
tered store and forced :lll present to hold up
their hands, and then boldly ROBBED the store In
daylight, and afterwards rode OFT On horses
belonging TO the same house. Nothing WIS heard
Of them until last Thursday. when three hard
looking cases came into our town heavily
armed. They were watched very closely, but
were not molested until one Of their horses wns
identified one 6tulen from LauF. when the
officers after guod CHASE arrested TWO OF them.
the third escaping. When searched their boots
were full Of rcvolvcrS ana knives they had
stolen. and their bodies rescmbled walking
arsenal. They openly confessed the robbery
aud Dragged Of it in true despcrAdo style. A
guard was put over them and they were hensily
chained. 1t was quietly agreed by committee
thA1 desperate mems had to be taken with des-
perate men. and short time before they were
taken OUT To be hanged they were wartlet, atld
g prie5t called, who prepared them Tor their
Journey IT, the Great Th,ie ;5 nnrome ,r nsn t
the lust. and with 1t terrible oath against their
luck and Sncorro. they both swuuE together
chained arm to arm md foot to foot They
Undoubtedly had horrible death from srranSu-
la.i0n.~ rs the rope twisted half around each
OF their Eecks. They wert: allowed TO hang
several hours, until they had been looked upon
by all who wished to sec and take warilin&: froni
tie pacut,l =" The fate of footpads and horsc-
t,eve pa'a on tnI nn o S
tender from the Allison and STOCKTON horse
thieves Of Durango. Colo The other Twas WINS
.'Frenchy' Bardeau. nf whom little Is KNOWN,
r :
, 1881-10-09

THE REV, t. r. MERCER WILL PREACH IN
Hershey Halt this morning. .
THE lIEy. F. Z. NcST0Ck WILL PREACH IN
Lincoln Park Chapel 1i II n
THE: KE.y.N. Z. FESDtETOS WILL PREACH In
uuSon Iurk Temple this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Boots and shoes half price 1T Fu Gus.
For Sale.

Tho state of Texas for Adams Double
Scroll Copper Lightning Rod, pronounced
by scientific men to be the best rod in use
has tho largest SUFFICE of any rod made. For
SAMPLES and testimonials call on @. p. Cur
u.s. 3OI Main street, or write to Il. B. Wiley,
Dallas, Texas. J'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Fine Things.

Eins weather at this season is apt to leave
Ing tobaccos for which El Espanoi smoirers,
parlor Is famous, never looss their fragrant
n..99vorr; Smokers, therefore, need never col
'lefp' on this account if they will take ibs
pnF T;ber pr,caqilon by making their purchases
a. the right place, as above.