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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-30

INur tie POsr :-Pie,sc nunouucr
J. the Hos. tuARLEs A.ilLiEuf P,un twp,
N- tsuilbitr iUTtio l. gi-atpfe. ar, N MilleG'
ab NV, pruulatity ant sI"tlIug into tiiy ur"
We h own ami conceded by ~. II nuhi1 ted
" u materially strengthen "a GU ~ ticket.
WEST BEAVER
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A medicine OF real merit, prescribed
by many leading physicians, and uni
versally recommended by those who
have used it, us true tonicis, Browns
Iron Bitters.
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Caution =

Notice is hereby given that ] have
purchased one horse, Buggy. Organ,
aud set Of harness which I have left In
the possession Of Robert Bingaman and
all persons are hereby cautioned not
to iieddl8 with tile same ~ their peril.
HENRY SrAHL,
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Moyer spoke in substance as follows.

Meyer spoke In substance as follows:
II have some corrections to make.
have published what did, before.
Emanuel Edinger killed them Friday
evening towards sunset, My brother
was along. Saturday evening he
(meaning Edlnger) told me. | was
along to burn them. | forgive all my
enemies. (After "a pause.) But | was
with people at work pleasantly when
they were murdered-that | have of.
ten said before. (Another pause. }
There were not more than two when
they were killed, and three when they
were robbed"
Meyer then shook hands with the
ministers and the Sheriff. The pris-
oner's hands were then pinioned, he
remaining composed, and talking in
a low tone with the Sheriff. He then
returned thanks to his spiritual al.
visors. particularly to Brother Reed. ="
and said he was willing to leave "this
world Of trouble"
The Sheriff, ut the instance Of the
prisoner, then inquired whether any
one desired to ask Meyer any ques-
tionsr Upon this, j. g. Meyer, a
cousin OF the condemned man, and
one of the principal witnesses for the
prosecution, propounied number of
questions as to the position ~ the
body Of Mrs. hintzlcr, with the evi.
dent motive OF discreliting Movers
statement as to the time and manner
OF the killing. Meyer showed no hes.
itation or confusion In answering.
but his questioner persisted in worry
Ing the unfortunate man and disgust
ing all present, until Mr.. Wunderly,
the only one OF Meyers counsel who
was present, arose and protested,
amid murmurs OF assent from the
spectators. In reply to the question,
was Erb therel Moyer aswered. ale
was not present when il was commit
ted-there were three when they were
robbed. In answer To the question,
Did Erb know anything about itY
Meyer nodded, and said, "Uriah will
tell At ll.22 the Sheriff told Meyer
he could have five minutes more. aud
n minute later announcrd that Moycr
had nothing further to say.
THE DROP.
At les the Sheriff adjusted the
moose, the prisoner saying firmly.
Goodbye" his last words. The
white cap was then drawn down over
his face, and the trap sprung at H..
A. NJ
Owing TO one OF the supports not
having been removed in time, the
doors did not fall ut once but partly
sunk, and fell only after the remain
ing support had been removed. Al.
though the delay WAS only momenta-
ry it prevented the breaking OF Moy-
er's Hecl and death ensucd at H. 3ii
or 9l minutes after the trap WAS
sprung The rope, inch MANILA.
had n fall Of 81 inches. After Meyer
hal been pronounced dead, collec-
ton was taken up for Meyers child.
rem. At about lii5 Meyers cof!in
was brought in, the body WAS taken
down and laid in it, and thus ended
the first judicial hanging IN Snyder
county, and would To God it were
compatible with justice that 1t might
bc the laSt. SPECTATOR.
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1913 Broad st.
Harrlsburgh, March. 81, 1882.
DEAR EDITOR:
| was handed a

/ was handed a
copy Of your paper, along with others,
containing a notice Of my having been
placed in an Asylum because of men
tal derange induced by over stu
dy. Please say that this is n malicious
libel manufactured by my enemies for
a purpose. l never enjoyed better
health and more prosperous business
the n during the past year. was on
ly once in my life Ia IA Luna;ic Asylum
than only an hour as visitor-the
conclusi ons then arrived at were
that there were inmates who should
be at large and numbers out who
should be in.
Res pectfully Yours,
j. II. KURLENKNABE.
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A Large Stock Of Trunks, Saichc'-
mud V"liscs to he sold n, great rcdnc.
ton. Give me call aud hc convinced
MRS. r. MARX. selinsgrove. Pa.
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Death to rats. mice. roachcs and
ants PARSONS ExTERMISAtoR Barns.
granares and households cleared in n
single night. No fear of had smells
Best and cheapest vermin killer in the
world. Sold everywhere. March.
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A Gard.

Thanking my friends for the conf.
dence manifested by them in recon-
inending me To the people as II candi-
date for Associate Judge and for the
support pr of erred, | Lcreby Withdraw
from the canvass
c. c. SEEBOLD,
March %, SO. Midllehurg, Pa.
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William II. Ripka, Millwright, Port
Trsvorton, Is ready to do all kinds OF
work ia his line of business at short
notice, and guarantees his work. lie
IL al experience mechanic.
March 80, II.
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AUDITORS NOgiCe.

In the estate Of john In the Court =
II. Shailer, deed. Common Pleas
} Of Snyder Co.
~ + undersigned Auditor arrori
i .d by tho said Orpbsn- r.urt "io make di..
trihniionnf the rals 81 ren.iuing IN the nd.nf
H"ury q, Sh.rer snd Jamhs r.Sh,rrr Aiurs Of
aid deed TO aud nong those gslly snii'lri 10
I he srme,' viii sit for the purpose 1f HE Hp.
roiptmept, 81 hts once IN SrlnEgroyr. Pa. on
1huird'y the 10Th jay Of hpril A, u. 1859, at
} "'clock A. NJ, ~hcu sbd ~h'r-, all psiiics In
interest, are required To DO present aud present
their claims.
II. ALLEMAN,
March %. 1852. Auditor
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In the Estate Of John Gelnett. d.ed.i

In the Estate OF John Gelnett. decd. 4
To Iucob n. Geinett. counril Blum, Iowa;
Joseph n. uslnet, cass cou ~, NJ ichisan
' hose =, O. IL south Dsnd, Ind seth oeins.t,
Perry twp snyder Co Pa a minor who has
for hi. gunriisn Levi Teats ri hhsd Juoisls
20 "a. Hannah Snyder aud Jonath.n Il.
Snyder her husband Perry twp, Snyder 20.
Pa. Eiirabeth ksdei h Henry u. Rsdol her
husband Fishsr's Ferry North'd Co. Pa, Pally
Gordon Thomas Gordon whose y q addresI
IL X ichneid Iuniata 20, Pa. b the 20 lowing
grand ehildran OF Catharin 600 diing, decd,
Amanda Onodlina south Bend, ind. >, Emma
Good tng West Perry twp, Snyder DO. Pa,
catharine and Martha Goodliug who arc min.
ors aud have for their guardian deo Zsiiers Of
oriental Il. q, Juniata 10. Pa. Heirs aud
lpeal defendants OF Jonu nelpstt late OF the
township OF Perry Snyder county, dereased.
You are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the Judges Of our Orphans CsuTt, at an
Orpl ana Cour, 10 bs held at Middeburg on
the ath Monday OF May A, ID. 1854 At 10 o'clock
IN a. o forenoon, then aud tbars 10 heoevt or
rsn's To take the Real Estate OF sad Iohn
b-lr eti decessed, at the appraised vaiu>tian
put upoonit BY an Inquest dn,y hwatasi w
The said Court, and returned BY The Sh' fig u
said county, ur show oAuto Why tho sSme
shInld not u sold. And hereof fail not.
Whness tho Hon. Joseph u. Bnch,r =. Fsd
prtfldept vi our saii Conrt. at AlilitoD q
this xsrd day of March A, ID isri,
DAVID REI u sLss,
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Local News, sc.

Truth and Sol Oppenheimer are
twin brothers-and IL you doubt II. 60
and price his goods.
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CANDIDATE CARDS !
{ DligI'S.SsS.

itrIToW Posr-:plcnss announce
1.-The nam" ~ l,r. B =. Wnrcsscller "a r
eau iists TOR tUufte.s, tie nur.nr czrri"d
Snyder county fut senator by over ono thousand
mplstity-and ~ thi. district ~ close ~ trust
he will br nominated ana I, rchy ,e,iro Re.
luUiican meuiuuT lTOtA thts district,
EErVRIIrAs.
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I inst received another lot Of Elmir
Roots to I've closed out with the other
stock at a grea, reduction.
MRS. II. MARX, Selinsgrove. Pa
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EpIToR Posi- Announce Henry
IL Meyer, Of Penn 10 n-hip, a. . cAndhato
for the once Of Associate Judge M, Mpyer
posses,es the qualifications Necessary to dis.
cha rge the duties Of IN" once with tfhriencv, a
deity AMI creditably tp himselt and cOu.iilu usu.
cy. He is an upright cili<eu aud sound Re.
publican.
NoTgR.
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Mr.. Post: Announc, Robert II
ltl Rearick. OF Franklin township, Asa suit.
Asl- candidate tor jury U1'nnis,iIasr ila Is
square Republissn, unrlxht nal intsli gent
yjung man possesing all tue other qua iihca-
tions for tue once.
MIDnLgCRgEK,
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T. x Bower. Esq,' has our tha nks
for HE faithful and succinct account
Of the e1ecution Of Jonathan Meyer.
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Society Bellies.

Not the quantity or quality Of food,
bnt what i dige-ted makes tho quan.
iiy in Mix, Butter. Flesh and Fat.
see IIiruers Dairy Book.
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AUDITORS Notice.

rNHE undersigned Auditor appoint
i ed by the Orphnns' q ,urt OF Sayasr ro.. To
4 iisiribute the fnnds ia the hands of Thomas
IIofsr surviving AhmiDi' TRAITOR % the Estate oi
st-r Schlegel, dec'i SIN SIT Tor iht paFpnse 81
bis appoii,tin"nt - the olce Of v. u. Iiiser In
she borough of Middiehurg. ob friday, Aprii
2lst isss, ~hon and where al psr'ies In inter.st
nntihed to present their olai,ns be foreyet
bsrUd from participating In ssid Astrihntion.
n. W. fOrrEa,
8oxh -, lssj ALdl.sr.
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Yours Respectfully
CHARLES MILLER.
Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but theii
premature appearance Ia annoying.
Parker's Hair Bal.am prevents the AN
hoyance by promptly test",ihs Tho
youthful coldr, MsFeh,
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a lig lo, of Gum Boots and shoes
to he sold ut harrnins NJ
MRS. X. MARKS Store.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
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Sol Onpenhcimrr has REDUCED
GOODS TO LOWEST PRICES. Go
nrI s,c.
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Trunks! TrunkS!.
when 1ctN you start Lor kansas2v

4B-"NtW uCeet-but IiHtend to 60 to SOL Open
HEI.UEHS, SeiinSorOre. frSt. to bhychdSe t,co No.
1tphS tar HySetf dHdWife anil VOu see, must buy
TahSe for Joe amt c0plc Of SutcteiS jOr the girls
can buy better 9oOdS at torcr prices ut Opponhens
srS UaR onUtChere else"
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NY COnIni,sSiOner.

,cnh Eisenhower. OF Franklin,
~ through bis m any friends respectfully sub
mits his name To the Republican 70 ers at the
Primary l. lection for Jnr, c0nmissiOnsr Mr..
EiseubI~er IL an Intelligent citizen = sound
Repu Uiicab and an hOnes man.
MANY RaPuBLICAss.
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Ieesi-tri.NISccoi.icr.

Mr. Elitur--: \nuuuuce join Dorm,
4Vloi MIA ehurg, ~ a suitills c,riii ia
t"r tho office ui Reyitter aud Recorder Mr..
Dorm having hlleI thi. onics xme yetrs ago
viii bring To tho disch,tsc of-it- duties ct
psrienCe Ebility AMI tho proper qu'lii atoms
and up'ial rel tions which aroinseptr Ible ir" n
prom = difcharse OF duty aud tho approval
Ui the public.
REPUnLtCAE,
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Parliamentary. 1

| hereby return thanks tony friends
tor past favnrs and aunpunos myself AZ a
kudilate Tor FTotlJuulary,
ICRursf
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tsfv'yS'lR

Rsmodirs are tor sale by all dtugglsts Price
nftrrtcrRN, Meitcl 'al fcliv, small boxes
Soc; large hrses. VI, tUrlcuRN RESuLvgNr,
tho NJ ol Purlne-, Al per hpt'lr. r"rtCrR'
MtptCtSAL TottRr soar, 9jr; CrrfCURA
hEpIC.shL TuiLrr Soar, l5's In bars Tor
BARRIERS an lhrSs cinsdn'r', 500. Principal
drpnt.
nrnli WEEKS A POrTER. rnIion Mnsa
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District Attorney.

Mn, Posi- -. You will ohlige host
4flof Republicans by announcing n. n
Grimm, ksq" OF freeburI, for District AttOt.
ney
uSIos Il WEST BsAvgR
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Tho undersigned will offer at publ,
sale that Valuable Tannery, Dwelling
and ont houses, water>rghts DC. ii.
uate at Adamsburg, Snyder county Pa,
on
Saturday April 8, 1882,
late the prol eriy Of the Hon. b /.
Raudenbush, deceased. the
Tannery
is located IN the town of Adamshurg
on the principal tributary of the Mid
dlecresk which eflOrds ample water
power fnr twice the present capacity oi
lhe lannery, and surrounded by u
country well-sot with bark III mber.
The building and machinery are COM
paratIvely new. aud consist of new
Bark Shed 20x90 f. a new and substan.
lial building covers the Yard. First
class Drying Loft Beam House, Hide
House, Currying Shop aud attach.
ments, stock aud Hair house
Triple Gear
Eureka Bark Mill
Pump Gearing complete, 81 Liquor
watts. 3 Press Leeches with a capacity
of Two coids bark each, ~ lso a two. story
Dwelling House.
summer house and all necessary out
bindings. The principal stream
formed by the large springs south of
Adamsbnrg runs through the premises
aud furnishes the finest water-power
in ihis ar any other country.
Sale Ia commence Ut ~ o'clock A.
NJ hfsaid day. when duo attendnte
vii he given andtsf,ns Of sale will be
''A'' N''" J. r. BAUDENBUsH.
J; G. RACDENDUSIl.
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cd. sdbsflalspaans Meyer will Et.
selt lhahss III losf t5t COPY oi siass
s"l t!iliGhisn,. ah6dal Repott
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CALLING s,trr

FrIut \. Fssr steam = 20 Fnptos r. Ros
tor. va rHre' af tlrUsrit .r flIttng ct Ne
htit hy tir,r'ir - tcsoirsr' r.r.i % uurih-r
irternni'N rr' 'u'.rrfH Hut ,u.i.urh SuaI
| no vrrAt skIe 'uro.l ',frtrtl'v. vYtch com
pic'clv r"'' "rd hs hair rArn an said ht
: .LAAL IL 4
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Ihe Crtlrrrn traht. .Uent c.urts's in the In
te'ual use vi th Cu'i~ura Easp',nnt tto nsv
hiooi rrr'n"r AMI tho external use Of Cuiicura
snh tuticura soap, the great sSin cures.
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(aticura

Geo W. brown. ~ Msrshsii ~ Provide nee
". v. cured hv ruticrs Res"lvent fblooi purI
herl and Cuticur, and Ju'icu Q scap Que
Rreat skiu curesirt n Rinyw rm Huuor gtt ~
the bsib-r's whtrh srresd all over his ,ars.
neck ani face sai forsi years resisted all
Kinds of tre,tment
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ASSOciate Judge.

Ma, posr. Republicans Of Srv
4Vl der, SAMUEL A, wETZEL, FsQ., OF Bca.
yeriowu slll miteq strong candidate (; and II
uCiniuRted and elected Ia capable ot Hdminis
tering the once oi htsociNte Judge with honor
to himself and the people.
RsPuBLIcAsH.
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THE SCArF0LD
Jonathan M0yGr Hanged !
THE TOWN TusRONGED
WlTil PEOPLE.

Jonathan Meyer, covicted at Dec.
Term 1880 Of the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer of this county, ofcomplicity
n the murder OF the Kintzlers on the
night Of Dec. sth, 1877, paid the pen
atty Of his crime, March "a, 1882.
Our small borough literally swarm
ed with people from all parts of the
county and from adjoining counties.
AS the hour for the execution drew
nigh, access to the Jail was scarcely
possible, and those holding permit
who arrived late and even the Jury of
Inquest, could barely effect an en-.
trance.
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A TANNERY
At Public Sale !
March %. 1852.

The undersigned will offer ut public
sale that valuable Tannery, Dwelling
and ont houses. water>rights DC. Il.
uate at Adamsburg, Snyder county Pa,
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skAN MllMNR

r ". nrake, fs1., agent for ifa-per h pros
Detroit Mich gives n N as,nntshi n .conrrt +
his case tecz-mt rodsn,1, witch had 10
trestei and which speedily yielded to N
Cnt'cnra and Cutiou-a soap tthe great stl
cures) externally
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Mrs. nnver' ~ Cltn'on 81. Circrra,
sroaks Ofh'r sistsr's chlll. VINO v,s crrol NJ
MIX crust wbl'h rsdstNi NJ rsusiis' fnr ivu
lenrs. NV n nac healthy boy. with a boauu.
iul h'ni ofhair
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'r0i. Guilaatle'S French Liver Pad

win pnsitivoly curs F-yHr aul Agn", Dumb
asIo Agua CIa.' bil!Inut F"vcr. lHuuiiee,
DySpeypi., aud all d.. sst- Ui tn" LY.r, Stu.u-
acl ant Blood. Prire si,J hy mail. send for
PROT Guimotte's Treatise ~ the kidneys ani
Liver, free Jy mail Address
FRENCH PAD CO.,
March 1n, ly lulut', Ohib,
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At 1i.5s A, n. in the presence Of
about one hundred and seventy-five
spectators, Meyer was brought from
his cell TO the scatfold, accompanied
by Sheriff Reichly, Ex-Sherin Bolen-
der an d Revs. Reed and Ednonds. lie
walked across the yard and upon the
scaifo:i with firm step and compos.
ed demeanor, and stepped to the front
OF the platform. Being asked by the
Sheriff whether he had any statement
to make, he hesitated, when Rev. Ed
monds proceeded to read responsive
services iu German, Meyer reading
the responses In concert with Rev.
Reed and the Sheriff. Rsv Rssi
tnsp read a dsrmtn service, and clos
slwith the serds prus~r, sstsf wialsii
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SCAsD ii,Nc.

lion. wm. ravin-, Uns'nn, Mas rermnn
"n'lv rureI W . hutnor or th' faca pni scat
tectcnll that h,l hc'n trottcd unsurrsssiuii,
for twelve Nc'r. yeafs hy many Cf " stow.
best physlclans an m'ft n,tol SPECIALISTS,
we'll NJ trrApelr rut tIIprlties.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
THE DEMOCRATS.


WASHINGTON, May 2o.--The democratic
members of the house held conference
this morning. and after discussion OF the
present situation, 1t was proposed that
managing committee OF five mcmb rs be
appointed to conduct the contest on the
part OF the minority. This proposition con
tanned the suggestion that the gentl men
who have been acting rs leaders OF Q the
minority be requested TO continue In that
capacity, II was then unanimously agreed
that Randall, Blackburn, Carlisle, and
Atherton shall manage the con-
test. A decision was reached to the
effect II the speaker should make an arbi-
trary ruling Tor the purpose Of forcing the
jority in the pending contest that another
conference should be held to determine the
course to be pursued by the democrats.
HOT AFTER THE sTAR-RoUrERs.
In The criminal court to-day, after ar.
gument, Judge Wylie oyerrufcd tbe mo.
ton TO guash the indictment Of Turner. and
Mr.. Wilson noted an exception, Mr.. Cole
read the affidavit Of Reidell, alleging that
he abso utcly knew Of the misconduct Of the
grand Jury, and Judge Wylic manifested
the greatest indignation as the reading pro-
that, to his own knowledge. Il was wholly
untrue. Ifthat paper Is filed give YOU
warning | will direct Mr.. Reldell 10
be prosecuted for perjury" said the
court. Cole endeavorcd TO explain
that II was perhaps bis fault inasmuch
as he drew up the affidavit and Rel
dell had signed II In hurry. Perhaps he
thought he. was swearing to HIS he
lief, not his knowledge said Col,.
but the paper had already been filed ana the
court refused to allow It's withdrawal, lesy-
ing --the defendants counsel much dis
turbed. The court then asked II there werc
any further motions, Because" said he
III there are ovcrrule them." The court
paid high compliment 10 the grand iurv
and Mr.. Merrick asked that the defendants
be called upon 10 plead, and the court or.
dcred them to stand up In body and pleas
Of not guilty were entered by ali me oe.
PENDANTS. A number Of other motions was
made and overruled, and the court sct
Thursday IS the day for the trial to begin.
NOMINATION.
The President to-day sent 10 the sonata
the name Of Pay Inspector Jos. A. Smith
TO be chief Of the bureau Of provlsions and
clothing and paymastsr.genera oi the navy
with the rank OF commodore.
CONTINUATION. l
The senate In executive session confirm.
ed nomination Of Leland o. Bacon consul
u bAmanas
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Frank Janes.
ANOTHER SENSATION,

sr. LOUIS, May @.-The Post. Dispatch
publishes statement showing that Gov.
ernor Crittenden has been negotiating with
Frank James for the past ten days for his
surrender, and that the noted outlaw will be
pardoned within week. ,'0
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rwo NEWSPAPER MEN Accrsrp.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 29.-Judge
Thayer this morning sustained the indict.
ment charging ]. Chambers. the Philadel.
phia correspondent OF the New York Her
AID, with libeling United Sates Senator
MCPHERSON and Charles Emery Smith
editor:in.chief Of the Press. with libel
upon Detective Weycr, In tho case Of Mr.
Chambers.
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Special 10 the Herald.

PALESTINE, May ..9.-There was a large
public meeting held to-day. A citizens
committee Of twenty-five was appointed for
the purpose OF taking means Of laying be-
lore northern capitalists the advantages Of
Palestine as a manufacturing centre for
cotton and flonring mills.
The state board Of education were invited
by the public school trustees to hold the
normal summer school session here.
The clerk at the International Office was
nearly killed by an inluriated husband.
The clerk has husband arrested for assault
and then eiapes with the wife. M l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
JAPANESE PARASoLS REDUCED!

Children'sJ Japs at Ice and 25c; were 2ec and 43c
These have all been reduced l5c TO 25c from
former prices
we nave large liue of Fancy Japs that are
suitable for fire screens
Childrens fancy parasols, a nice line of colors.
colors, at soc aud 75c "'
An elegant line of nicely trimmed Foula,d silk
at 81 25. '''"
Our line Of fancy Ginghams is large and will
recommend Itself
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-30
Kansas city.
Special TO the Herald.


KANSAS CRY, May o9.--Mrs. Frank
James arrived at the home of her father
Colonel Sam Ralston, near Independence
ON Friday and says she will remain year.
This morning Mrs. samuels, mother of the
James boys, was in the city, and she, Mrs.
Jesse James and Mrs. Allen Palmer, q
sister of Frank James, went 10 Tndepen.
donce to-day. Mrs. Samuels goes on to
Jefferson City tonight to see Governor
Crittend en-. She says Sheriff TIM
b,rlake and Commissioner Craig, of
this city, have been in ST. Louis
OF some unknown business and
oil these facts are taken as an indication of
the truth In the reports recently circulated
to the effect that Frank James Is about to
surrender In consideration OF an uncon.
ditional pardon. Commissioner Craig, who
returned home last night, denies that there
Is any truth whatever In the story, nnd
Mrs. Samucs also says that Frank will not
surrender TO anything but an unconditional
pardon from the president of the United
States. That something extraordinary h,
In the wind, however, there is every reason
10 bplicvc.