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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

THE STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF SALINE.

CoCxrY OF SALINE.
ITO Willinn :. Warnss and Sasnh WafDos =.
II fonaants cd 0oe-sesadeats 81 Tie oaaeo e Ia
You. ssd ssah Of ysa. are Asrssy nsei1sl ~
you have 6een sued: that % tie N ~ e
March A. D. isSl, JshA II. Prssssss 1lsA ~ -.
ton aGaiase yoa In the District CouR 81 $780,
County In the state 81 Kaaaas, psay1ng ~ -.
ment against you upea . esrtaia pesoisosy 49, =
said petition described sod execaesa ~ -. 81
each 81 you. II the sum Of ol.eso ssA inSu00
thereon, q The rate Of II pss cent pee $780,
,her.sa ftoa he siss day u lamar. 4 D.. -.
until pai4, and also Ter a order aod aonGoo -
foreciose . certain 0ostgage sxseutsa By - -
secure Tie nd prooisory note executed y go
Of yea, fer Deo-paymsns thereof. ~ - - -
landA tseeosnes and speartsassees n aaa1 0sse.
sass dsscribsa to-sit The nortA half ~ ssash-
east quarter. aed the south half Of u nsglAsa0
quarter Of soctioa Two %, II tovnsAip axooea (1Q
south Il raAgs tvo ~. vest Of he stItA psias0G
meridian In I'D State, eontainlag - sefsA oSsO
or less, to pay nd indsbtsdoaA sad = heovoR
bar and issseloss I'll year rgAA tislss al ioas10
II and - The same. and for such cher rsllsf =
oay b juse: That yoa oase aasVs ~ pse1n1a0
Aled aQntnse yoa % o. before The l0sA day e 4al.
A. D, l8l. or the nne viii b saks0 . sruo. 81
judgment Of the nasars shove sasssd Vill - -.
asrsd secoraingly. JOHN n. PkEDCOFf
By Chas A. KILLER. H. Ataaeosy
Arfssr: JosEPH MOORE.
Clerk q District Cears Of Saliss c.. Kaasas-
March Slss, 1851. So
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

We have . speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth, and Head Ache, in Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. A nasal Injector
free with each bottle. Use 1t II you
desire health and sweet breath. Price
80 cts. Sold by H. NJ. Sale, Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
The following taken from q dispatch

The following taken from dispatch
to the Kansas City Times, is concern
ing . well-known character who once
edited the Herald Of this city, and
who is always deeply impressed with
the belief that it is his province to
override all law and order:
Columbus, Kan, March 2S.-For a
few weeks back two men have been
irving to establish Democratic news
papers athis point. The men are Geo.
r. Nunnelly, who has had quite q va
ried experience in this State rs Q Dem
ocrat, Greenbacker and temperance
apostle, and who formerly lived at
Independence, Mo-, and Frank W.
FRYE, . gentlemen who has for the past
few years been publishing newspapers
at Chetopa and Oswego, Kansas. 1t
seems that by some chance Mr.. Nun
nelly first obtained . list of subscrib-
ers, and 10 now running his paper i'm
the Office Of the Courier, his material
having not yet arrived. He claims
that Mr.. Edmundson, lawyer of this
place, and Mr.. Frye, have taken unfair
advantage of him, and that one of
them forged . letter to 8. p. Rounds,
of Chicago, which caused that gentle
man to forward his material to Colum-
bus. Neb., instead Of this place, and
thereby the said Frye hoped to get
started here first.
Yesterday morning as Mr.. Frye was
standing upon the steps Of the Lagoon
da House. Mr.. Nunnelly came up to
him and gave him . severe tongue
lashing, intimating that he would clear
the streets Of dust with the body of
the aforesaid Frye The latter gentle
man retired within the hotel to avoid
Q quarrel, when Nunnelly intimated
that within the sacred precincts Of his
pocket were . couple Of" navy Sizes"
which were. in fact. aching TODD duty.
and that Mr.. Frye was welcome to one
of them. The generous offer was not,
however, accepted, and Q serious en-
counter was prevented. The end 10
not yet. The belligerent Nunnelly
says, should Mr. Frye continue TO
strive after the establishment Of . pa
per here he will use him daily as q
mop for the streets. but though Mr..
Frye IL . small man and not lover Of
pugilistic sports. he says he does not
think his body was created for such q
purpose, and thinks that In some way
he will take hand In the amusement
himself should Mr.. Nunnslly start the
play.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The City Council held . meeting last
Thursday evening. d. J. Addison
rendered his regisnation ~ council
man, which was accepted. John Daum
wa schairman, and during the absence
of Acting Mayor Ober had . little e1-
perience a. Acting Mayor himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

In the past few months there has
been more than 100000 bottles Of
Shiloh's Cure Sold. Out Of the vast
number Of people who have used IL,
more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All Coughs. Group,
Asthma, and Bronchitis. yield 1t once,
hence IL 10 that every body speaks In
its praise. To those who have not
used 1t, let Us say, II you have Cough.
or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail TO try II. For Lame
Back. side or Chest, use Shiloh's Por.
Gus Plaster. Sold BY H. N. Sale,
DPuRRiut.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

"Gen. Sherman" ndtiUe KansaD,
owned by Carlin Brothers and in
charge Of C. Post, was exhibited on
the streets last Saturday. He made
an imposing appearance His numer-
GUS good points were commented upon
by the crowds occupying the side
va1ks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
Smoky hin items,

The house Of John Kelley was de-
stroyed by fire on the evening Of the
I'D inst We noticed the flames but
did not realize that 1t was house burn
ing, a. nres are of common occurrence
at this time Of the year. The building
was insured for 81 900.
Farmers are all busy at their spring
work, and we feel that spring has
come at last. We have had quite .
variety Of weather during the past
week, which has bsen productive Of
many colds.
Our neighl,or Michael Streckfus left
for Rock Island, ILL.,, on Monday ev-
ening. to attend the funeral Of his
father. who died very suddenly. How
true the expression, 1--WE know not
what q day may bring FORTH" One
day will dnd US in good health; the
next may find us In our comm.
We are glad to see the bridge going
up again, Of which we made mention
last week.
Arbor day will be observed in our
school district, by the planting Of quite
q number Of trees. A meeting was
held, committees chosen, and about
25O trees Of various kinds donated by
our citizens.
ZERO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

at the Gypsum Hill Fruit Farm and
Garden. one-half mile east of Salina.
Home grown, fresh and true to name.
Ornamental shrubbery, seeding peach
and peach In bud, of the best and lead
ing varieties. Morella cherries, also
large Maple shade trees.
avs II. A. NORrHRoP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

One hundred and sixty acres, seven
miles south Of salins, good house.
alfalfa, orchard grass and prairie pas-
turs. Coed timber and running water.
A pleasant location with good church
and school privileges. Apply to
saw WV. MALrDY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

We desire to remind debtors to the
late firm Of n. d. 4 L. E. Sampson
that immediate settlement Of their &C.
counts must be made. We hope this il
sufficient notice and that the call will
DO needed. By giving 1t immediate
attention costs and trouble will be
saved,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

Lot No. It's. Seventh Street. with
good frame house Of five rooms and
cellar. Also lot No. II, block IA, Oak
Dale Addition, with good new frame
house Of i've rooms and cellar, and
we'll. The shove will be cold at bar
gain. Enquire Of W. F. Gilbert or N.
J. wellslager. s-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The convention held last Saturday
for the purpose of taking steps to or
yanize a county agricultural society
perfectly filled the bill " for which
it was called together. The prelimin
AIRY steps toward organization were
taken, and by the second Tuesday o:
April-ths time fixed by law for I'll,
annual election of officers in count
agricultural societies-it is to be hoped
that enough members will have been
obtained to authorize q complete or
ganization. All that could be done OF
last Saturday was to appoint a number
of gentlemen who should be the a" char
ter members of the association, AMI
a. snch members proceed to obtain the
charter, solicit memberships, etc. The
organizing committee is constituted
a, follows: w. H. Wheelock, T. j.
Going, r. II. Bishop. J. +. Woodward.
J. 5. John, J. w. Burk, +. Light
James Smith and A. p. Collins. The
annual membership is fixed at one dol
lar, and it is thus possible for every
citizen Of Saline county to become a
member, as We hope to see. We are
happy to notice the good spirit exhibit
ed OH the part of the farmers in the steps
now being taken to organize an agri-
cultural society. We hope to see a
large attendance at the April meeting,
and q directory of live, enterprising
men elected. As most of the work OF
such An organization falls upon the
secretary and superintendent of the
association, it is important that these
two men should be selected with care.
We hope all will take an interest in
increasing the membership Of the asso-
citation. The proceedings of last Sat
urday's convention, as well as an ad-
dress upon the subject of an agricul-
tural society, are published in this
paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

C. A. Hitler. Esq, has become asso-
ciated in the practice Of the law with
Capt. J. G.. Mohler. This will be one
Of the best and strongest law firms In
the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

We hear with pleasure that the
County superintendent recommen-
dalton for an "arbor day" Is to be
quite generally complied with by the
school districts Of the county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

Arrived at HaGyart 4 Woodlands
new store, large and elegant line Of
glassware and queensware. Any one
DESTROYS Of purchasing, will do well to
buy Of tham and ave moasy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The GsrmAnia, st . special meeting
on the 9Th inst, passed resolutions Of
respect In memory Of Col. Friedrich
Hecksr, Of Illinois. deceased.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

has for sale . good stock of flower
plants. hot-bed plants. sweet potatoes,
etc, for sale this spring. Green house
and hot beds east Of Iron avenue
bridge. Tvs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

II you want to borrow money %
Real Estate ct lowest rate Of Interest
and commission, call on
w. r. GELS,
As-tf saiina, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

Capt. Banks has purchased . type
writer for his ONCE There are now
only two in Salina, the one named
and the one in Judge Fosters Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
FOR SALE.

II ~. UyDE0W 0ODe0 Rsst1eses sn ~
esaeiseins q tsn reo0s, hail, vnrdrobss, boah
rvso, pesssy - ssllaI Wen I'd G1sesgn isa66o
4 - basI, trees - sAssbsssy. Wssss vssAs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
Money to Loan.

II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate at lowest rates Of interest
and commission, call on
| w. r. GELS,
43-tf. Salina, KAns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The wild geese were . little irregu-
lar in their airy pathway the other
day, but have 1t last started on south.
ern track q the best to be pursued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The Swedish Nightingalss" have
come and gone. Their sweet MARBLES
still vibrate on the ear. No musical
entertainment has ever afforded more
general pleasure to our towns-people
than the songs Of the "Nightingales. {"
The harmony was exquisite, the selec-
tons popular. the culture of the voices
marked. The waltz and polka songs
were especially fine. The rendition
Of some Of the popular songs Of the
day was received with loud applause.
The ladies have created . fine impress
sion here, and their return will be
hailed with pleasure. Nearly every
seat of the Opera House on the first
evening Monday, was filled, and
chairs were also placed in the aisles.
The attendance from Lindsburg, As
saria and Salemsborg was quite large.
The management Of the lecture course
are entitled to many thanks for hav-
ing afforded our citizens % delightful
q treat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

Mr.. Geo. r. Green. of Lincoln coun-
ty, hAs sold his farm there, and will
remove to Beleit to make bis home.
He has purchased the residence Of Mr..
Geo. Goodrich, 1t the north end Of
HorSey avenue.-Bel0if G0sette.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

The Buckingham California Co. ar,
advertised to give two entertainment.
in this city, viz: on Friday and Satur
day evenings of this week. On Friday
evening the thrilling play of Mazeppa
will be presented. The troupe consists
offifteen people, and has drawn crowd
ed houses in the West. Miss Buck
ingham. with the famouse horse Mel
vile; Miss Constance Murielle, from
Her MJesty's Theatre; Miss Edith
Hartwell, the California pet; Mr..
Ward, the great comedian, who draws
crowded houses everywhere-these are
some of the company, who have ma
tional reputation. Reserved seats at
Opera House Drug Store. Change of
bill Saturday night. Matinee for the
little ones on Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

5000 Kittatinny Blackberry Plants
and 5000 Houston Gooseberry Plants,
the most hardy and profitable kinds
known for Ksnsa, soils and climate,
to be SOLD cheap for cash, or in ex-
change for most kinds Of farm pro-
duce. I will set them out and replace
grdtis all plants that fail. for . modsr.
ate advance on the regular price.
w. d. JENNERsON,
Opposits Railroad, east Of Depot.
6allAa, XAnaas, March q eSw
, 1881-04-27

Stewart was Imprisoned for declining to an
swer some questions relative to schonles be-
fure Congress, To-day his attorneys hled q
bill agalnst the Chlrtaui Improvement Com
pnt,y and Ambrose w. Thompson.
THE PETITION
represents tho Company TO have been incor"
poratci In 1904, under the ln'va OF Psnnsy!.
val,la, but doing business In New York, OF
which Thompson Is citizen; that tho char'
ter Of said Company provided that the capi-
tai should be 2,o00, 900. with p0wor to owl.
property, real or personal, IN tho United
States ct Colombia; that, pursuant 70 tno
charter. the Company was organized Win
'rho,npson q President, and at mat TING to
SwHer 4 I'D ns0f 1ioer lie II s sares 81 the par
va1lte ot $500, 900: TINT such certificates nave
continued to ba Ills property. subject only t9
n pledge or hypothecntf0n for s25 900; that
the netting operations Of the Company
HAVE DEEM CONTROLLED ny THOMPSON,
who has called md adjourned meetings at
his will, made contracts, etc., Mt his own
Option and In vInlati0n OF the chnrterI. OF
which no explanation or account ms been
given eolnpianaif stnes 1sSs l!e .a sharEes
mn Nut na ., aispo'GfH tsp Gntsa states propsrty
belonging to the said Company. nf,tl,
not being Informed as to tho amount,
l,e sceks that dtscoscry. He states TINT at
the last session Of Congress, an appropriation!
Of s!0o, 900 was mndu for thta p,ircliase, and
hs staes that 4 sata si INN . & + % p%, t. ho H
therefore asks that Thompson be cn)nlned
from receiving lnnultnr. or npproprAtlnG
said money, and that Receiver be appointed.
4 temporary restraining order was granted.
, 1881-04-27
NOTES..


Eptttat Dhpateh to 1AA pAteaao 1r1buMs,
WAsu1SGToS. D. u, April alt is now
reported tllat, George a. Sheridan, Recorder
Of Deeds Of t,!s District, 10 to give plaoo to
Fred Douglass, present United States Mar
sllal, a}ld that Capt. Henry, of Ohio, IN tntt-
mate personal friend Ut Gen. Gari1sld, now
hpecjal Agent OF the Post Qtl}ce service, Il to
pe appointed, Unitatl, States Marshal. Gen.
Sheridan, Inns long been on flielxiIy terms
with Gen. tiariicll, a,}d Inns rendered q good
deal of valuable political! service, and Ills
friends tllink the report ~ untrue.
'' ~ AprotNTRp. 4:
~ IA Tptsi<fn .4ssaetatkd Frkss.
-WAsulSQSox, ID. G., April 2a-rresi dent
Gnrile!h appointed Joh,, K poles, OF HUDSON,
Sl!cIl., ind William Alcsllel,acl, Vt rlli!ads!-
phla. members Of 1la BnarA Vt Indian com-
lMissloncEs.. Coi. 8. D: Sturgls a,ld ttcuten-
Mst-C0l. ], s. AlAsan llaYu hsan detailed ra'
spse!ysl}Xh }hs q nHys5n9F eng LiftepStSy
also nominated Roswell q. Wl!aelor, Of III.
llfana, to be Agent fnr ahp Indians at PiMa
and MugEr0pY Agency, Arizona.
=; 0REKNuACNERs. -: ;,
The National Committee Of tho National
firoGubnrk- 1Iabur party IL cAllta to lneet by
Secretary Eraiuall at st. Louis JMne Z to
elect a Chairman iE Iihce Of 4. II. Murch.
THE COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REVENUE
decides that money lii the custody OF the
Hoysr,ameMt and beiorlgln9 TO citizen y not
ceeliugs Instituted IN state Court by cred
ltora.
TUE DEATH
Of Representative Q'Copnor, Of South Caro-.
Ina, this lnornlng, leaves f1YQ seats On the
Democratic side vacant. -.
, 1881-04-27
STAR ROUTES.


Suteial Dspateh to 17.e Chicago 7rtbaMs.
WAslllSaroa, .. e., April 2U.--There was
another victilu to the star-roIite business to-
day III the person. Of French, Chief Clerk Of
Tia Contract.O OiIlce under Assistant Post
master.t;eneral brady. 1t Is not understood
that any corruption Is charged personally tu
Mr.. French, although 1t Inns been discovered
that l,a wns acquainted with al! tho irregular
ucts Of tho star-r0ute contractors and bidders,
and that 'lle did not choose to notify those
who were l,igher than his Immediate chief.
III other words, Mr.. French oheyel his chief
anGl kept Ills mouth shut. It is also
said TINT Mr.. French, lind he been go
disposed, could have made 1t impossible for
a great many ut the star-route contractors to
bc successful! III expettltlng :" the service
Ind he frail,ed the advertisements dt!fer-
ens way. 1t was Afr. Fronch's duty to drnft
NIL the advertisements, mud he had control Of
their publication. o.
ANOTHER CINcuNSTANCE
which has formed to tho disadvantage Of
Mr, French Is that he was ut one tlmo MI
agent for m Insurance company having
large commissions, and that great many of
tho fayosit contractors under the Bureau
who wore ln various why's subject to super
vision by French took largo policies. An
additional development In the stRr.route
I business Ia the discovery Of Nh organized
ring called ".the Cooperative Mail and Pas
senger TRANSPORTATION Company" The prln-
cipni manager OF th!s concern Is one Robert
| i. Boone, who has recently been shown, by
ono of Tie Cincinnati papers, to have boon
prominent In some curious stnr-r0nte opera
lions in Ohio. This Company was organized
July l, 1s77, and r...
| IT'S Pi,1Nc1rAI. onJEcr
, 1881-04-27
SENATOR LOGAN.

Ills SPEECH IN REILLY TO Ills 3ALlGNEns.
spsstat corn'ponatnss q The Chicago Tribune.
tns rno manv uarsonai = vtr,,.cnt,ons milan which hovo
uio tna4'y ps.nUnas stnusS".v'o Z ",4s.t a,. 'o
ncen 'na"e ausmk elu .aa.s uvau.oea ae1a'ss
III the Senate nona nave oeeh more ample or
Detailed than Senator LOEnN's reply to the
charges 10 frequently made atalnst him BY
nan,ocrnts TINT he svmnuthIzed will seccs-
sion before the War broke out and induced
x,a,, x ontar tha puha1 nrmv In 1Kai Au his
rm ~ os. IT,, Wv e; s;~',1,tan,,ns .ho ."h
feiasauoa has . !ocal sleM1!eaacc, tne SUD
LII Ills speech, replying to the Democratic
catsG s,a s'atos sa M,io ~ o Wv
n'Is. ua Inc tt January, .oo, ,w,o ne wa WAS
Lincoln and before the frat gun had been
t,r",l a resolution wos ;nfroducetl in
the House approving Of Maj. An
,lorson's withdrawal, iron, Fort Moul-
~. 1Jss"A ~ Tart sm,n,ar ond cn,nn,Itttna
ai 'IT coms}i,"t,onat H NJ @ MEASURES to enforee the
Jaws "a, and preserve tie Union. upo" hi. res. res
ulutlou, when lIIs name WIS called, Senator
I"9,,mxntti. .Aa ,ho resoiution rsce,yes nv
unqualified appreciation, votp 'aye,'" III u
speecI. n,ade on the 9TH day OF February fol-
loving, In favor q The critteI.dcn eo'npro.
WIZ; WIS % a,d Do vt 1ony tae right Il secssslon.
i'm. II IL wro,,r' Il IL Unlawful. uncUnstl-
t1i:,ni tuti sn 'hns,s, 1o ,nInd H. II" riTht
asMfsvSluIon Sd No o. geo % sr, = ea III resait
rrM9.,V @ y, fns anv s sFrsYas,ss x1 hoId that iii iii
griuyni,crs cnli BIZ inllcIl eRsior relressod in.
| Sllie tlig UnIVu than out of tt,''
| TO cLtyCu THIS POINT,
sanotor Ioral read a stntansmt Voluntarily
ntuJo BY SvllNtors. Lamar and :Pugii oil Til
, 1881-04-27

IT. Louis. Mu., April n The Ir,a,,,.
Dcntson, Tox.. spcclhl snys: az rn,n,s' n,s''aF'
walls herc o-ntRht that Gov. Oyprton, n, ~, pse'
dian Milton, north Of hero. VIVA killed s"u nus H.
Tho rl,mor Is dtscreultrd, hut owing to ~. uaaaI
that the Governor has bcpn ,i tho ,.old s,. '4ss
militia for some ,tltna drlvllg nut ,rr,nas, a ~
and hns thereby incurred tue culntty NJ t'sIN1
n,lmbur nt oow.boys Mud othors, It Is tho,.sNi1
some that Tho report may. DO well ty,ndas =
Is known TINT II party Of cow-boys lcrt c,.l y
County. Toxas. within fow .laya fur In ~ w
rtory With tho avowod purpose Of Biyinv h.'.,. .s
10 Ovcrton's troops" '''tS
, 1881-04-27
A Half. Breed Indian Boats tho
Lifo Out Of Two peace-
full Mon.
He Then Leisure1y Takes His De-
parture and Thus Escapes
Arrest.
Houscbrcakers In Burlington, H., En-.
ter Four Residences and Secure
Considerable plunlor.
Rumorod Killing Of Gov, 0verton, Of the
Indian Nation, by Texas Cow a.
Bows,

- ..sI. -,-.sx =. ~. .n..,... 9,.ts.s.
tpsttat otpaxa 70 o. fes cn.eaoo ."aans. .os.u
Wnat may tetm'na.o ~ most o'usi "a, uu.o .,s,"'
mueuer oceae!cu ~ ss a... .,.sns.,
eltaatea IN o.. nau'a touh.y. auoa. s.,s.e.
m'1eo ifota tn's GUY. a. ne t'''o ~ .,..,
thero was smalt party OF men enensuRea III aoo..l
df'nklnR 10 'aeoo D'u.n ssio'a. % 1nons ..s .sa
huu,oer "hs '.Iuaol svn''.,,. ~ ~ ."taat.
he'Raooruo"a' '"nes ",."l4et ~. Wv W.ts.as'.'.
teacnet' auu = n-1,oou naa'ua ~. ",1o ,...i,,nn'
WI. "As., s H's's ~, .o,,,anoa ~ dr,nh snd n.
a consequence, in very bud condition of toni
es Met'. ~ m,an Io h,t, yuo" arruis ha
enough 10 mhke nm sussa'oa'. 1na a".yuuu ,...
ahd hofolf sot 1nto ".an9o ovee sio ,sn. .,1us
oeao mSu furous pnd ot At nsvo
nt tho crwa Is in.or1ared mr., n,,sbed tho former
out out inso The street. Atnonu those who a,to'npt-
Jamcs williams, tho schoolmastcr at
noas Sutton; ndd'ssEea a,yn man. T.
putting !ho ont. and hsa they wese
on the poaaaox In the saiooa tho , s,pstao ,Is. ,
ho suddenly ,erxcd palng from q fcncd close
hy md assa'lod Williams dealing him t three s, Or
asted him ses:ses' Walker, ;,+ 'nasner
bad engsa a BEFORE nas became .has OF ,,o
.t,o nron1 n nj. sand no ran md pIcKea IN
u rock and roturaed, md ACTUALLY p!'undcd the ,
,;ri Murderer paralyxed tbose who Witnessed tho
srYnir> and thov stofd around l1ke craycns.
These woro twenty Or tnirty me-" present, bur
not ono saYo Nevoir .atertcrod. Tho former
camo forward and Installed tho halt-brecd, and
tAo '"e o@o WIZ ~ "s@ss1 ~ ,.. -
, 1881-04-27
CII1lelQUI.
LAWSUIT QYElt 4 GNAR4
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WARRINGTON, D. c., April ~ Tho
Ch,stqut Canal scheme aud Improvement
Company u to bs maAe tho subject. af q
1u.Ecal inyeytlgatton, aisd Il may ba i,ossEbls
to proyv tn, tho caurts tbs charges which
were lueda on ,tha door: ot the House this
sprluu. that the appropriation of
$4,000 tor coa!lng statIons on the
Chiriqut tract Was IN the interest Of
Job. Tbs. principal factor IN this new
scheme IL the famous Joseph d, Stewart,
known as the Historical! reealc!traut witness
WHO was Imprisoned for months III The Cap-
ltol, aud who published that fierce pamphlet
upou tha Houae OF Representatives, in which
As described the Congressional bastile.. III.