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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

SflkGl& la TO WI: in the clerks OIL % o.!
the Circuit CCurt Of Farf:x Quay. Feb.
rusry IL, 1871
Sarah SsIuers WHO sues for tina usa Of g. Z
Se6gwlcS, p!ulEtitf. veisus Sarah bsrnun aud
Lew Earnlm defendants. hanccfy
Memo. The otj ct OF this sti is to attach the
interest Of the GtTend.Ht ii 3 | at OF izrd CCn
talhing ABOUT 81 acres conveyed oy Gu: @ ii.
hlrscn u Sarah SuruLm, AID alec h, iniert 81
Of the defendants III the mortgages executed by
Il I. ':srl UNI on the undivided half OF tho I'd.
tate Of Levi Lenins, il favor Of SaENh Burnuu,
hid 10 subject The sane 70 tee psymeI:' Of SGT,
with lht=Iel from The 18th OF Ii arch 1880, sud
lnc costs OF this suit
1t appca.lng by stE ,avst Fl ed thst IT, above
named defendants nr. Ioa Residents If Tho state
OF ViEglnis II IL ordered that they appeal wiihiu
one mouth after duo publication hereof shd do
what s ccs:ary 10 prctGc their Interest IL This
suit. TesLe:
E. w RICE SRESNN. Eark.
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1880

!. G CIV CHEAT / CCU
Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO The SoE sS}7; y 2 s : ST $ SOUTHWEST
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Jnnusry 3, 1881.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF Bel.
GlMQRS s POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
asr Of Sixth and = sill sets, as follows;
For fhilsdelptlis, h w Tork and the East and
1000 =. N daily, with Palace Cars. LIN,
;ted Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.30a
N. daily, except Sunday. For Philsde)ph;,
ana ~ 50 q. N. dsily, except Sunday, and
;. Z ~; . 4u and 10 l.. NJ. deiiy.
Eor tltlsourg and tue West 500 s. NJ, with
farlor car to Plttsburg aud Sleeping Cur 70
Louisville and Chicago l0.40 q. La. dsiiy;
'. @"t T. m. q: y. with Palace Gar to Chicago.
Fer Dsnandsigua and the North, s w o. m.
except Sunday and 81 =. m. daily, except
=. Saturday, with Palace Car t Csnsndaigus
For Watkins 1910 a. In. daily except Sun.
For Baltimore, d., SOC. $50 and IL 80 q. m;
23o, d2u, $40, 90, $50 and 1910 D. n.
On Sunday, S-W And III 81 am; 2.3O, $40, 93U
Auc 1000 ,. n,
For pops's Uraak Line, 6 ~ q. m. and 4 40 .. m.
duly, except aunday,
For ANNAPOLIS, + A. N. and 4 40 o. m, daily
except ~und+y.
LOCAL TRAINS.
fos AiexsncTia 700, 70, 30. and ii 20 a.
IT,, md ~, 5, = ~, and Ii 80 p. III. Sun.
day ut I, ~, and II 70 q m. and o. m.
rcalns leave Alexandra for Wasnin gton, 600
800. nd 10 6. L., and l 90, 8, s, I, 9I0
p. N. s. II night.
~ Sunday at $40. and To- .. m. and 7 on and
III y. IN.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
Qusntico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
aria st 7.2O ana ii II o. m. daily and 70 D.
II da'l except sunday.
ssst mail, leaving at II II a. M, makes bu. one
stop, VIZ: at Quantico, between Alexsndria
aid hiUhmund
tickets anc information can be procured 81
principal rsi!ro=d stations and ticket offices
I'oulhesst L. 2. WARMER,
III, Az, Gen'l. Passenger Agent
'7oRarEl Manager novN
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
+. ". kICEARUSON. CLERK.
D. Is. Chichester, . O fnbi2- "a

4 IRGlNIA: IN tie Clerks otfcs ol the Cor
porasion Ocurt of the city of Alexaud
on tbs 9Th day OF February, 1851
Thomss Parker, com plsinant agsinBt Amanda
Nj, ViOlstt j. :. Wimsstt and Mary V. VIM
sstt. his wife, Mary Il. Wimsst, Anthony Nj.
Armstrong, sd;n'r q b. Il. of ,obert
&. Violet, dec i, AntLoay Violet, --
WhelHn and Minnie X hela1, his wifi, Ella
Violet, Lille Violet, hdwiu Violet. ME
Stevens aud William Kramer, the last five
being infints under tWeIty-vLe years of sgs
def,ldsnts In chsncery.
Memo. The OBI ct Of tLlI suit is to enforce the
performsL C, of contract entered into by said
Robert &. Violet, decd IN his life time, and
said Themes P.rker, on the l2th day Of March,
1870, and TO obtain deed OF corveysnc Cf Lhu
real estate nlioned in said Contract to the said
Thomas Parker
The defendants William Kramer, Jennie
Stevens, - Whelsi, Mnrie Whelhn, his
wife, Edwin Violet, Lille y:o EFT, Ella ViJlett
ord Atwood Vir!ett not having entered their
lber appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly sno The rules of this Court
sad it appearing by an affidavit That they arc not
residents ct tits Dtase 1t ordered that the sau
defendants appear here within one mouth aftel
due publication OF this order. and do what il
cesssry 10 protect their interest in this suit !;
and that copy Of this ordor be forthwith in
serted in the s.exsndriu Gazette, newspaper
published III the city OF Al=<audria, once week
for four successive weeks and posted at tn
front door ot the Court House OF this city.
MIkiiOE 81 AkrE Clerk.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

He Steals From His Employer,
Skips Out and is Arrested
in Sedalia,
After Which He il Taken Back,
and will Have to Answer
to Embezzlement.

Friday evenings BAzoo contained m
item stating that William Culver, a plas-
tcrer, had bsen arrested by thu police on q
telegram from d. N. Beers, marshal Of the
town III East Lynn, a small station on the
Arizona branch OF the Pacific, in Cass
county. As the telegram did not state the
crime iOr which the prisoner is wanted, il
was No; known until the marshal ar
rived late Friday evening. The marshal
stated that Culver made his appearance in
that town about seven months ago. Not
getting work at his trade, he obtained en-
ployment in butcher shop. This p,si-
ton he Tiled until few DAYS ago, when
he suddenly skipped out. On examining
hi, books the proprietor found that Cnl-
Yer, who had access t. them, had collected
money which he had not accounted for.
lie immediately set about to have the
Young man arrested. which h. succeeded
in doing. The prisoner denies the charge.
however. ard says he will have no trouble
in establishing his innocesce. He was
taken hack to East Lynn yesterday MORN
ing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

Mr.. Rathburn, Of Erie, Penn,
eloped recently with female, but
soon returned, as local paper says, a
faded, wearied creature, scarcely rec
ognizab'e by his friends. He averred
that he would not elope again for a
thousand dollars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

At Esperauza, Miss, during the
progress Of grand ball in which the
youth, wit, beauty and chivalry Of
the African denizens of Lake Wash.
ing:on participated, one Hester Jones.
becoming infatuated unde- the inau.
eoce Of jealousy, drew that deadly
weapon. . razor, and proceeded to
aissect the persons Of Martha Price,
Susan Wilson and Patsy Crowder.
Martha and Susan died, but Patsy
still lives. Hester was arrested and
her escape from . close acquaintance
With Judge Lynch was narrow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

Five murderers were hung on one
sca8old at Fort Smith, Ark. The
little throat-trouble which these gentle
men seems to have arisen from kind
Of reckless disregard of the people
down there, aided by the heartless
courts, have for the comfort of indi.
viduals who indulge in the innocent
sport of man-killing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
Written Tor the SrsdsJ Morning Bazos.
EVENING on THE PRAIRIE.


Evening; whcreon the level plain,
A Thousand beauteOus things unfold,
From misty distances beyond
To where the sunset wells its gold
The purple sedge. half broi,lered through,
The sullen green OF knctted grass.
The far-off voice that call ECO. boss :"
Where hOmeward mild-eyed cattle pas,.
The gentle mother, tender song,
That sOOthes her little child 10 rest:
When xearied with the garish day
IL climbs unto her faithful breast.
4 low, broad stretch Of sombre earth,
4 wide, wide sweep Of bluest skies.
Unmarried, save by a starry host
New born from realms ii paradise.
How much within the scene to tell
III Him, the Great. the Wise, the True
lis Nature, and in Nature, God,
That sp.akest best unto the few.
And here, with heart and soul attuned,
To this sweet peace, pure thought is rife,
And all these things which vex US most,
Which seem so hard to bear in life,
Fade out, and in their places live
Some more Of hope. some less Of pain;
As il an angels voice foretOld
BY this, the gran, Of Heavens gain.
Evening; whereOn the level plain
4 thousand beauteous things unfold,
From misty distances beyond
To where the sunset wells its gold.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

Exoursion Train on the warsaw
Road.

The narrow gauge railway viii run an
excursion train daily during the
Sedalia exposition, leaving Warsaw at :
q. m, and arriving in 6edalia at 10 .. N.
Returning, will leave Sedalia 1t 8 p. m.
The fare to Sedalia and return, will BE-
one-haM the regular rate, or one full fare
for the round trip. L. PEARsoN, Supt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

The brave brakeman, Frank Bur.
ton, whose behavior at the recent
train robbery in running down the
track, amidst a shower of bullets, to
stop the freight which was rushing on
towards the passenger train which it
would have crushed to atoms, killing
many people, which brave action is so
commended by all, should have his
reward. If We were superintendent
Of the Chicago & Alton, Frank Burton
would today have the finest passenger
run on the road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

They have Sunday law in IndiaL-
apolis. Six thirsty individuals threw
their hats through the transom of a
saloon in the hope of bringing the
proprietor to the door to give them
hack their property. He refused to
come, and has started q hat store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

We shall miss the 0wllike cOunte-
nance near the foot of the bed in fu-
ture pictures Of the interior Of the
presidents sick room. Mrs DR.. Ed
son was SO long retained, it is said,
through some fancy MRS. Garfield,
Who is sick herself, took to her. She
was dismissed mainly becauee the
president objected to having a woman
perform for him the indicate duties
which were necessary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

During the month Of August over
a thousand emigants per day arrived
in New York. Thirty three thou
sand, eight hundred and forty is the
exact number, making in all. since
the first of January, 1,3lO.475.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ii, 1881

Captain John x. Cason, sheriff Of
Saline county. who caught two Of the
train robbers who we're engaged in
the recent raid. is deserving of alI
praise as being the first officer who
has made any arrests of the highway
men. Sheriff Cason is personally
known to the writer, and, it is just to
say there is not one of his friends hut
will regard this quick action on the
part Of the sheriff as quite matter Of
course, and quite the thing they might
have expected. because they know
the man, and know that the right
thing is the thing he will do, every
time. If each Of the hundred and
&. dd counties in our state were provided
with an executive officer ike Captain
Cason it would not be long before al
these high handed spoliations would
become things of the past.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
FLEA BITES.

CONE Lxr rs ALL sc1ArcH.
Very little jevelry was worn 1t the
seaside this summer.-Correspondens's let
ter.
The reason was because much Of it vas
left at home with good uncles Who furnish
travelling funds.
1t requires microscope to discover
rich mans faults.
A poor mans, however, are always visi-
be to the naked eye.
THAT butter is too fresh" as the man
remarked when the goat lifted him over
the garden fence.
When you hear . man brag Of the
courage OF his opinions, you may rest n
sured you can have your own opinion Of
his courage.
-"If man." according to IN exchange,
lis the picture and his clothes the frame"
then it happens very often the frame is
worth more than the picture.
A strange astronomical phenomenon
occurred in the south part Of town the
other day. A father carefully took down
trunk strap and immediately there was
spots on the son.
better If dressed in nice words.
A Jefferson City dentist happened T.
remark that nearly all the ladies applying
to him for false teeth were under thirty,
and he is making his fortune. Yes, verify,
Jefferson City 10 susceptible.
-Its q strapping fellow who's able to
hold his hone in this barber-us age.
Why do some Of the girls part their
hair on the side?-Ex.
They do this because they do not wish
10 resemble the soft young men Who part
their hair in the middle.
What is the best method Of cultivating
Farmer.
The best method IL to use little strap
Ill on your sen-year-old boy, old man.
-"When is the best time 10 dance ~
asks fashionable young lady.
Truly, the best time is directly after
stirring up den Of yellow jackets from
behind on old stump.
"A barefooted and ragged little boy o.
Seventh street, being asked what his
mother did for . living, answered: "She
Bats victuals, sir"
Miss Jones wants to know what good
The French cable Is going to be 70 people
who can't speak French.
Speaking Of "Home Rule" The other
lay. certain hen pecked husband, living
On Third street. remarked that the "home
rule" he respected the most was his vifes
opinion.
"A certain Methodist deacon always
,oassed that he Wa prepared for the worst,
md the neighbor's say he got IL when II
married his second wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

At Dallas, Texas. whileia party of
five farmers, who had sold their cot
ton, were returning home. they were
stopped at Mountain Creek, fifteen
miles west Of Dallas, by two men on
horseback who exclaimed 1--WE are
the James boys, give up your money.
The farmers acquiesced and surren-
dered their gold watches and two
thousand dollars. The sheriff and q
posse left in pursuit Immediately.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
Aro. Matte Balch,

In dramatic recitati0ns aud character
sketches, will give an entertainment At the
Congregational church, assisted BY the
members Of the Congregational choir, in 3
fine musical programme, next Thursday
evening, instead Of Tuesday - previoulsy
advertised. Admission . cents, reserved
seats IS cents. Tickets for sale at San
born Bros. K Go.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13


Mr.. Jesse James has become Of that
importance in his special accomplish
ment, and his labors in his peculiar
field are so much admired. that his
brethren of the mask and Winchester.
in different parts of the country. are
fondly calling themselves by his hon.
ored patronymic. The "tall man
with a large. black beard at the last
pleasantly near Glendale, introduced
himself as the rightful bearer Of the
magic name and some Texas breth-
rem have done themselves and the
Lone Star state the honor of a like
assumption. People of other cccupa-
tions in this lard would be willing to
submit to such deprivation Of the
presence Of all these Jesse Jameses as
would render them nameless. A few
persons pursuing the ungentlemanly
vocation Of sheriff. such as Captain
Cason, of Saline county, and at the
same pursuing with alacrity the man.
fold Jesse through the brakes, banks
and braes of the country, might bring
about the above result.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

The Legislature Of Georgia has
passed Temperance law framed by .
joint committee Of twentyseven. It
provides that upon petition Of one
fourth Of the qualified voters Of any
city in the state the inhabitants shall
have the right to hold IN election for
the purpose Of deciding whether in
toxicating liquors shall be sold therein.
The law also provides that no in
toxicating liquors shall be sold at any
given point in the country without
the consent ola majority of the quail
fed voters living within three miles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAIIA, NO.,

Tuesday, SEPTEMBER ss 1881.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

An Italian prophet Of the fourteenth
centsry, named Leonardo Aretino,
tried his hand at figuring out the date
on which the world would come to an
end, and fixed the 18th of November,
1881, for the performance. He ar
ranged the following programme: On
the first, the ocean will overflow its
shores. On the second, the earth
will be soaked with water. On the
third, the fish in the rivers will die.
On the fourth, all the water fowl and
fish will die. On the fifth the birds
in the air will die. On the sixth, the
houses will falldown. On the seventh,
the rocks will al fall down. On the
eighth, the earth will tumble.
On the ninth, the mountains will fall
down. On the tenth, the men will
become speeches. On the eleventh,
the tombs will open. On the twelfth,
the stars will fall. On the thirteenth,
ali the men and al the women will
die. On the fourteenth, the heavens
will disappear and the land viii be no
more. On the fifteenth, . general
resurrection and the last Judgment
The trouble with the above bill of
fare is that on the tenth the men will
be SPECIFICS, thus leaving the female
tongue unfettered, and man without
the power to defend himself; while the
prophecy in all other respects is,
doubtless correct. and every thing viii
come of according to programme.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

School books at McClel-
lans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

The consul of the United States al
Basle, Switzerland, transmits to the
department of state the Official circu-
lar Of the president of the Swiss con.
federation conveying the decision Of
the federal sanitary commission on
the subject of salted meat imports
from the United States. The com.
mission decides that American pork.
like that produced in other countries.
is subject to trichinosis infection, the
percentage Of American meats thus
affected being above that of the pork
produced in European countries, but
it also finds that the process of sailing
and curing. as imported from the
United States, destroys the vitality
Of the parasite and its
nearly . practical protection against
danger from that source, and
it says that this protection is absolute
when the meat is cooked to . temper
ture equal to or exceeding that of
boiling water. The consul says that
under the present favorable conditions
it is reasonable to expect that the con.
of American meats in this
which has been seriously
checked BY the discussions and agita.
tions Of the past four months. will
soon resume its former proportions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

Up to Yesterday morning nine men were
under arrest Oh suspicion oi having becn
impiica,e, in the Chicago & Alton train
robbery near Glendale on "Wednesday
night. Their name, an Is inlloA,:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-13

boys in the neighbOrhood and the
citizens Of Bluc Springs suspected them
from the start. Ny iniOrmants were reli-
able business men Of the town. Mat. Chap
man, the young brother Of Creed, when
talking to me, said he vas positive he
knew at least two Of the robbers, and that
they were probably in Clay county BY that
time. Further conversation caused him
to contradict himself y number of times,
and once, BY = slip Of the tongue. let out
enough to convince me his brother xas one
ii the party. Another thing ! particu-
about Glendale, with whom We came in
contact. Instead of making an effort to
trace the robbers, they loitereh around in
the brush, totally Indifferent about the
matter. ] tell you, sir, ii such An outrage
had happened in any other neighborhood
the young fellows would have been after
the robbers red hot. As another example OF
the interest manifested there, . man living
Two hundred yards from the scene Of the
robbery charged me and my men an out
rageOus price for few slices OF bread and
,o6ee. We have got the men, but proof
must be had soon. Every man in Jack
;Un county should exert himself to pro-
,ure evidence against the parties now in
sil.
Your correspondent notices in the Kan
as City Times local report to the effect
hat John Booth, Of Kansas City. led the
party. This is untrue. Booth joined US
It Oak Grove simply Is guide, acting
10 that capacity to the end Sheriff Cason
vas the leader Of our party and gave Booth
his instructions
, 1881-01-22
dJljt Grfb1{1l&..
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SATURDAY, JANUARY g, 1Ssl.

rnnEE ears amt II sleeper Of tho night cx-
rress-train on tic Chtcngo. fsock Island IL
I'actc Railroad, due In t!tls city Mt t;:.) ycs-
tertlny morning, wGro thrown from tho track
by II hr,'kan ratt about two niles west nE
TiskEIwn, l3urean County, III tl,!s Statr, ycs-
ter.!ay morning at o'ctnck. Tile llrst coacli
took re from MI exploded latnp,asltl in Il st1ort
tine WIS completely ulIyulupel TIT lla,ues.
About twenty-five passengers were III this
coacll, ntii o,e Of l>en,, Mrs. Kirby, wins 30 bad
lyburnetl tllat st,o ttctl at q II. ~. yesterday.
Nearly aIl tlLe ntl,crs wnro nlDrt, Uf lcss III
Juref. These who suffered lllost seriously
arc Mutt Phillips, Of GrintleIl, H.; Mrs. j. Il.
Orr. of WEnlclstt, H.; j. ". llushclt nntt
Mr. Scott. Ut CIlicago; NIL II Belgian wl,,so
naule llas not beeft nsccrtalnHl. Ct'l,,tnctnr
Wheeler ind tic other train Ini.Ls Actctt
with great bravery nlltl presence nf mind In
resctlnE tho unfortunate passengers from Tho
burning wreck.
, 1881-01-22

Two TRAINS stuppell uli Il Crude III The ILL.,
nois Central isoal near Golden, ILL.,, ycster-
tlay, In order that Ons of tho brakene,,
might run forward to examine II bridge rc-
ported to De unsafe. 4 thfrtt trnin came
nlone Mt considerable speed and tlusctl into
tho rear ears of tlu second train. The ell
gfno and some Of the cars Of tie third train
wcro badly smashed up, and fireman
named Sa,nicrst,n ulld II brakeman, Named
Markham wcrc Killed, and alt engineer tlitl
two other brukemeM were seriously hurt.
, 1881-01-22


I4lltEIsryvILLE, ILL.,, JIM. 1i.-This whole .
community Ii greatly sl!acked ut tile fearful
ralyUal Incident l0 0ur Libcrtyvllle passcn:
Eer trnln Inst "Wednesday evening at Oak
Glen, MI tho CliIctIgt', Milwaukee, l. st. Paul.
]loa.l. Mrs. Helen Cook, Of Chicago, wife Of
tho lluu. \. u. Cools former resident l,cru
died yesterday nj l,onn. Sllu will probably be
buried here. Miss llertl,a Seayy narrowly
escaped being scahcl to death, M Mrs: Cook
was, by tlrappillg to tho cur lloor to breathe,
unll helped nllntlier girl tu doyso. Sho n
hadly cut by E!nss, a'at Is In II critical cnndf-
iion. but hopeful this tor,,ng. Mrs. j. A.
Singer lad tllreo RIBS broken. Mr.. Charles
Doli1.ski at,d Ills father, a.. DolinskI, wcre
a1so slightly injured, but utl aro doing woIl.
Tllullon. y. H.Coo'l a1n Jo'lu Pryo, Jr.. were
out IN tho hEnd patforl, and escaped BY In
stahtIy jumping. = .,
4 WHILE CHAPTER rlN,M ANNA, ill.,
Sp.efa: DIspateh to 97s ChtsAoo 7ttbunA -.
ANNA, ILL.,, Jan. .i.-ln 4 sllasii-up this
morning III tie Illinois Central, Il few miles
north Ut Cntutr,'. IL fireman nhlel Sander
sun llltl II brakeman ItAlned Markham wcIe
killed, and III engineer seriously fnJurctf..>
Two brakplntn wero badly hurt, having
bonus bri,ken. Tho aeci.lellt WIS caused ibye
tw0 trains stopping 0tl u grntl0 10 examine q
l)rttEe wt1st!t hui lMcl rrp0rtetl rs NnsAfc,
when II t|lirti train dashed lnI0 tho rear Of
tllg seco1ll tratt, completely. wrucling els
elno ai.d cars. = ....:~.:,'
An unl;uuwn ula,, s.ts run oyer antl killed
III Weiamg lust night l,y Il ireIxllt.traln. 81
cu'ltluctor Morse, OF II freIght-trn1n, fell
between two cars yesterday AMI llatl ILLS loft
lcy lIrokeN. llu save.l Ills l!ro by cl!ng!ng to
HI axto alsd revolving with 1t. : ... - -;
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s<PIS. HD.J
, 1881-01-22

rny,tun kEsrgu WINS l'anHe,! at 1'an-
ylir, Il, tht' State. yesterday f"f ''ic inur'ler
of his wife, near l}urklcy. jrotl"ls C"'tnty.
OH Tic @al Ut August lust, Tile lnurtEer
wi.s peculiarly rcyolttng nmi brutal. The
execution yesterday was witnessed by fl large
mud curion.s crowd.