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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-03
COURT NEWS.
FOURTH WEEK.

L. II. Ford, petit larceny, given ons
month in jail.
WIN. .Drcker, was fined $40 for
maiming stock.
Julius Carter, grand larceny, had
bis case continued.
Austin RElliot,, was given one
month In jail.ior petit larceny.
The case agaInsi.Jno. nopsoh for
shooting. Frank Clark, was continued.
jill. Wells charged with mule
stealing was acquitted upon the
ground that he was Of unsound
mind,
Sylvia War;, col, convicted and
sentenced TO the ponitcniiary for
stealing a feather bed was parionod
by the Governor.
Winston Watkins, charged with
stealing a horse vas acquitted. lie
was defended BY Col. l.. A. Syper'
aud Mr.. II. J. Sites, Jr.
SENTENCED TO TUE rESIrESTrAny.
Henry 5ohnson, col, murder, ior
life.
Wyatt Moseley, col, burglary, for
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HoPKINsvIitE. der. s. 1882
socIALrTIE5.

Miss Nary Burnett Of Cadiz Is III
tho city.
-Riudgs u, Il. Llticllis absent OIL a
Western "trip.
Col. and Mrs. X. II. short, o; New
Orleaus, hsye returned home.
Mrs.. II. A. Burnett and Mrs. Mark
McCar,y. OF Caiiz, are In tho city.
Mr.. u. d. Williams, of willIams,
XIV, was In tho city last week and
called on Ne.
Miss Mary Cooper Of Bchnctts-
town. spent few days In the city
last week.
Miss Mary Mason went down to
Cadiz Friday TO Witt relatives aud
will return this week.
Miss Lizzie Hail. Of Lafayette,
spcnt several days visiting friends In
The city, last week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rodgers has returned
from tho east with a full Iiue Of MILL
merry goods for the TAIL trade.
Miss Emma Cooper, o. Lafayette,
epent several days. nj Mr.. Il. II. Han.
cocks, last week.
Miss Lsllic Woodbridge left last
week 10 enter Augusta College at
Stanton. Va.
Mr.. A. r. Rish. Of jacksonville.
was secnin No cit, las,. week with
his facc turned toward Cadiz
Mrs.. WIN. Bradshaw. Of Paducah,
visited the family Of her father, DIR.
Jas. Wheeler. near the cltv. las, weet.
Mr.. S. M. Wra,hcr, Of Meade Co.
was In the city sunisy. lie came TO
bring a daughter to enter college
hero.
Mrs. A. ". Cooper, Of TAnnetts-
town, speut la.t week visiting tho
family of her father. Mr.. Il. I. Nc.
Daniel.
Miss Mallio Lindsay, Of CslIz,
spent several days with friend. IN the
city last week. Sic returned home
Friday.
Mcasrs. Joa W. Hornsby, OF Shell
by. aud Il. L. Dorsey, Of Jefferson
county, are In the city with . lot OF
fine short-horn cattle for sale.
Capu Ralph Sheldon, Register Of
tho Lsnd llcc, aud a candidate for
recollection was circulating In tho city
last week. Capt. Sheldon Il from
Nelson county aud has msdea filth
ful and attentive officer.
2 Judge ". II. owslry, Of Lancaster,
n candidate for Governor. was In the
city las, week making tho acquaint-
nncc Of oulspecple.
Col. Thos t.. Jones, Of Newport.
o prominent candidate for Governor,
was 10 the city several days last weet,
mixing with his friends aud making
new ones.
Hon. J. Proctor Knott, "ihc next
Governor Of Kentucky" according to
tho Courier.Journal, passed through
the city last Thursday on his way TO
IIowliug Green, whore he spoke
Friday evening.
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DIED.

LEAvELL-At the residence Of
his uncle, Capt. Alternately, in this
city Saturday morning at 2 o'clock,
Sept 30th, Bonnie Leayell, in the 18Th
year Of his age. He was buried at
Garrc!tsbqrg Sunday,
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Low Rates.

The Lonisvillc q Nashville Rail
road will sell Round Trip Excursion
Tickets from Montgomery and all
stations North and from Memphisaud
all staticns North, TO the Louisville
Exposition from September 4th 10 0ci
18th and to the Cincinnati Exposition
from Sept. 4th to Oct. 9Th, at very
low rates for the round-trip. Tickets
sold any day in the week and good to
return ten days from date OF sale
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EXCElSl0 &,

Our Premium wag-
on though no better
than our ordinary
work is a marvel Of
mechanical beauty
and workmanship. It
will be on the grounds
each day Of the Fair,
and you should not
fail to see it. 1t is
said by many to be the
,prettiestjob Of wagon
making ever exhibit
ed. See it and form
your own conclu-
Sions.
FORRES 81 CANT.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Would you like to see yourself as
others see you? Then call and get
one OF those stylish Looking
Glasses at A. w. pyle's furniture
store, where you will find them in
great variety. cheap for cash.
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We tho jury summoned hy Beverly
Kelly, coroner OF Chris,iau county,
fiud that the body before US Ia that Of
Il. s. Newton; that he came 10 hid
sheath Thursday Sep. 2s,h 1882, By
= being Knocked from the railroad
track aboat 10 o'clock a. M. by a
freight train ruuuing At tho rate Of
is or 20 miles an hour, 81 miles
north OF IIopkiusville.
DEvERLr KELLy.c Q. c. O.
JURY q. W. Glass, VIC Davis,
A, G. Bsnks. Ned Turner, Sam'l
Hawkins, Philip Glass,
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Don't fail to call on
the Old Reliable"
when you come to the
Fair and want any
thing in the Dry
Goods and Clothing
line and they will give
you better goods for
the money than any
other house in West
ern Kentucky.
| M. Frankel & Sons,
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"Buchupaiba."

Qnick. complete cure. all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dis
ease. ST.. Druggists.
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Attention O.. D.

All members Of Company d. are
ordered TO meet at their armory this
evening al 5 o'clock promptly.
w. 3. Smith, Captain.
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Skinny Men,

E"Well's Health Rcnewer" restores
hoalth aud vigor, cures, Dyspepsia,
importance, Sexual Debility. VI.
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Call on J. r. Ar1nis-
tead ifyou want any
thing in the Drug line
his stock is large and
prices low,
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W. f. Patton, Lille Insurance.

| Letlevery.body como TO mo Fan
TO morrow
Hon. Jnoi g. Carlisle, will
speak Thursday.
II only takes % cents 10 attend the
Fair. Don't fall TO 70.
stdl another circus. Forepangh
will bc here Oct, 20.
Tho European Hotel under this of.
Zee is now IN full blast.
Don't forget that tho competitive
military drill takes place the first
,lav,
Hon. Johu G.. Carlisle viii certain
ly speak at the Fair Grounds on the
I'd day.
WANTED.-A DO; to learn the
printing business. Apply at once at
this Office.
We want 4 live, energetic man 10
canvass for US. Must furnish his
own horse.
Tho Mcneil family at Hollands
Opera House Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights, this week.
The new comet IN the East ia visi.
bic just before day. II was discov-
cred by Frankfort washerwoman.
LoS~-A largo brass folding key.
STAN ped NJ. w. q Co Return TO this
office.
Mr.. J. A. Eoyd, OF Kclly's Station,
had a large barn containing Is acres
OF tobacco burned last Wednesday.
LEI the people bear In mind that
the directory Of our fair have reduced
tho admission this year TO % cents.
Everybody ought 10 ,urn out.
The Fair Grounds are already I'LL.
lug up with fine stock Of all grades.
aud there Ia u promise OF having the
fines, display ever known hero.
DR.. w. NJ. Tricc. OF Pembroke, Is
lying dangerously III, aud the reports
Of his condition are daily growing
more discouraging. Ills condition lie
almost hopeless,
We have a largo lot OF X. Of p
Cards, In colors. Knights who con-
template going TO 0wensboro next
week, had bq,er call and leave their
orders this Week.
On account OF the great rush OF job
work wc have had all Tie fall. we will
not be able 10 yet out daily paper
during tho fair. We have been
working day and night and the rush
still continues.
The banner to be presented 10 Go.
d, by the young ladies, has comc,and
II an elegant aud beautiful one. II
will DO formally presented ut the
FAIR Grounds tomorrow afternoon,
al 3 o'clock, by Miss Annie Ware,
one OF The donors.
Mr.. w. B Mason, Of the southern
portion Of the county, had large
barn destroyed by fire. last week.
The barn contained the greater por-
ton Of bis tobacco. crop aud nearly
all his farming implements and ma.
chlnery.
Some Of the Evansville CONNER
ciai College Currency found It's way
down South and was passed Tor nat.
ional currency. Invent all the way
from tho first mana hands to the nat.
ionai Treasury, where OF course |,
was rejected. II gave the College a
no,orieiy tina, no good $40 william
could possibly have done.
1 lfassr. norsov & uornahv nj
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TO SELL

A scholarship in the Southern Bust
ness College, at Louisville. viii
offer bargain. Apply at this office.
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Persons owing any Taxes for the
years 1881 and 1882. will please call
inmy Office and pay their Taxes.
State and County are both in need Of
Revenue, and we must have it.
y. M. BROWN, s. C.C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-24
aabr,.nas

Fl AaH M
Der 6anbeIss9lnsf6nB bes RotionaIs
A6geobnetenbanfss bat fi9 nit Der 6rdge
Der 8erfG!f&une pom RabrunssmitteIn
unb arsneitofea bsl9dftist, 1T inoehen
iber bic WsitteI sur SerbItuue oSer Be
f9riintuus foI9er 8erfdlf3uusen nod
ni6t f9Ilfig gemorbsn. = Sn lsinem
Seridte ma5t er MittbeiIuneen Iber
ben rlmfaus bes lle5ets, bic a~aerbinss
ni6t riel 3euss entbaittu, bop immev=
bin Ieien5Uertb tnb.
@an3 auaemetn it bic Verf6Il6uns
pom @ elm itetn [cremor tartari,
BodpuIuerl nit Salt. Bon 1a uuterz
fu6ten 8roben entbieIten IL &att i'm
Bet1oee pom II bis 90 8ro;ent; 2 ents
bielten onr feiuen Weinltetn, fonb,rn
~heftanben aus i1mefeIImIrem GaIt, Fars
tofeIftdrte unb Nlaun. au6 Eorultdrte
befanb fi1 tn einem Der idmefelfaarem
RaIt. YuIuer. Bon 9 in 0eu 2)orf uu:
tsrIu5teu 8robsn sntbisIt cine 86. cine
aubere 81 8ro;eut IbOneroe unb bic enz
6sre RaItetbe.
Ser l9wG;e Bfeffer wi1b 10 arg
psrfdIidt, bos tie Rauieute ielbit ous
&enutniB hes d4teu pe,Iorsu gu bobsr
faeiuen. Inter pie1 Broben, wet6e Don
ben angeiebenften 0duiesn in 0teu 9ori
entnommea murben, war nur zine uuuer:
f1ll6t; bic anberen entbisIten Sebrdnu:
ties MtebL, Roseen unb San6. Der g9e.
miter Der RatiOuaI 9eiunbbeitsbeb6rb'
unterIu9ts 11l6 9roben; bauOH warer
SIC NIT &eis, So9o, 8artoHeIfdrte,
Sent SoIA Msiseu RIeie urb Meb[,
0afersrlse unb sepulDerteu @pps per
fdIi6t. = Son 80 ;}ro6en, wel9e bas
0eneraI>@ ommiHoriat taufte, waren mul
4 rein, oue ibrIsen % perfdli6t.
Biment Eallspice pir6 NIT &c:
puIperter Bro6rinbe, 9obneu, &orn:
ftdrfe, 9OI,fuierfOffsn unb @elbbOIi
uerfdIi3t. 0on 81 Broben 9emo9IeEer
Sngne.'s uareu Is perf6Iidt.
@binefi9sr Gbee Nib NIT Serlt
ner 8Iou [@iftI, iaparefi6er nit Sn
biso eef6lbt unb NIT fetnsepuIuertem
f6uefeliaurem EoIt uuo ateieIerbe per
menst. CUR 5erridtuns bes Gbees fiji
ben Nartt werbeu cine Wense Stohe
msiftsns siFtise [Brdparute uon 6npisr
OIei, Y!ouldure &c. uerUenoet.
No3 bsfinbet iid tnoeifen Ter Nus
I5uB in Der Gage Sung Seden's. &
frdst ratbIos: p0at iau mar borb
bamn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-24

ninftiees 8Oreeben crlanet babeu wer6e,
wu1be Dem betr. ausi9us iberDiefeH.-
8utteruoit5 berihiete bic QusgabensIn
idse fir bos 9ser Elm, uel6e ii9 anf
30. 2sS, $50 0oIors bssifern. Jea3
9etmeiiuug mebrerer 9efessorlagen pom
Dunn fur frditi9ere unteIitisuug Der
RoibIeiDenben in ben Iberf9pemmten
@egenesn, fir fis 4ns6eHerung Der
bur9broGeneu Odnne, uub elmer, no:
buy6 es 6rcmem ermo9li9t Uer6eu iou,
sraft Oes 9eimitdttegefeses R~eeierInss'
LAMB 81 erwerbcn, al bic 3uitdnoigeu
AusiGlfe, pur6e bic SenatsporIdse &c.
gen Die GisIusi6erei sur geratbung 0nfs
0~erufeu unb oauerte bic Debate bariber
bis 3ur 8erta9uu9.
IA. R6r3. SUI Ssnat ~eIftattete
Der &usI6uB fir bic WtIttdr- 2IngeIe9en:
beiteu in 9etrsff 6es i9m ertbeiIteu Auf:
trays, cine @rb65ung Der Sewiaisuue
iir bic RotsleibenbeH am Wtiifitppi IN
Grudgung gu 8ieben, babin Beri3t: be1
&ueltuB febe fi3 auBsr Stauoe, nit IT.
oenb msl6er 9enauigteit bic 3abI be,
0alfsbsbIrftigsu a~njusebea, ws9en BEL
S9wieri9teiten, bic elmer SdbIHrg in
Deae 1tebeu. gr beridtste eiueT &C:
metnfamen gsf6Iub fir cine 8swiut
suu9 pom lpsitereu 800, 900 Gin. Sin
9snommen. - No9 @ntse9ennoRme mel
fsrsr Bsridte wuroe Der Boitstot bis gu
8ertasuns berO;beu. = Ous abseo,bue
tenbaua fu9r, bd ole 8erbanc!augen &c
tern Mir ,Gusgeistt" woIoen waren, be
Desinn Der beuti9eu Stsuug irFort mi
tst 8~eratbnus Res @eieses sesen bt
Mormoren fort. Rab LANCER, erre9te
Debate uno &bIebnuns peri9ieoene
Qmenbements trat 6ns 9du5 iii bic Dor
berot5ung Der Ssnatsportdse 9egen bi
99ineieu Elm, uub mad einisen Ssmer
tunsen pom GaltinS am @uniteu be
Masnobme erfOIste S~ertagun8.
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mas @seisaetes fnaets Seslerss tbdn.
freiIi6 uur fsbr @snigg bsjto mebr bas
grfteresn nb mon9 fefBiga an Meh6eu
uu6 G~ntbebruusen gep6bnter MdeF6auer
1T bereits benz ferren Weftsn suge3oaeu,
UNI bort, ais Soridufer Der Qualification
AZ robeu unb 1u pfisen uub an eisener
Sdoue su fdsn unb gu ernteu. Der
@elbpedsIer ut Derienise, welder ben
6eIfen ginbIiG in eerertige 8erbdltnife
bat unb Die Rbdtists;t, bic er bel bsI Ins
fuuft iieuer iMnf6mniIiu9e entuidett, lit
elm eenauer Mtafilab bafir, wel@er Irt
bte Ginuauberer fnb. 90 naren as
rDieSer DerbdItniBmd6is bemitteIte 2eute,
roeLde 557Uluun bod mit6er sGmerique"
lan6eten. S5meiser un6 StaLienre,
6rausoien nuh 8diern, S6us6en un6
SproIer, RE ale famen stnmitbigli9 in
Der We9isIbant 3uiamnen nnb tauidteH
Iir lire mitsebradten Wiinsen bic LAM
hesiibIids Elm. Su fur3er Seit paren
nabe an $1,000 ulngeiest uorbeu, UeI9e
Summe iebod ni6t bas seianlmte mit9ez
bra6te @elo barftelte; benn BITE netften
S9weiter bringen ibr 9sIo in @edfeIu
nit, pdbreno namentlt6 in ben nnrbs
beuti6en 6dfeH nit Der @inwe6sllng
in emerifauii6e WInBe elm b53f einz
ttdsIi9ss 9ei6dft 9emo6t wirb. Otefe
Gbatiade, boB bic Mebr3obt Der Gin
wanberer bemitteLt bier anfommt, lit
aud in erifer 2inie rria9e, baB eS bis
iebt i'm Mrbeitsburean bes Cattle @arz
ben III beutf9en 6armarbeitern max
9ette."
Su philadelphia farb biefer Gage
Sen. Mm. W. W>isbt, unb bic @O1O;
ners Inter u6uus ersa6, baB or Der
GrunfIu6t erIesen. Seine Qebens9ez
f6i6te uno fein trourige5 8ertommen
iinb mertpiirbig. Gr mar Der SObn
zines Sarmsrs in Gbams GOuntp, 9a.,
wet5er ibnt, siusm bamels nod iunseu
Wanne, er mar 1924 seboreu, ouf Dem
9o6tenbette bas 8erIpreGen abnabm,
has pdterIi6e @rbtbeiI nit allen 8ers
binbli9tetten 81 I6e,neGmeu. IS 3eiste
f6 mad benz GoOe bes Vaters, bag bic
6arm nit $50, 900 iberf6nlbst mar, uub
ObwObI er feline SugenbLiebe ppferu
mubte, 9tn9 er 6aruu, Die ~absruommene
8srpfli5tung gu erfauen. Gr bItsb uns
usrbeiratbet. GIs ta6tt9er Su9en;enr
fan6 CT lobnenoe Bei9dFti9uug Bel Gk
ie~nbabnbauten unb in ni9t 3u LANCER
Belt bate er Die S6ulbeu ieiues 8aters
getiI9t. Wdbrenb be5 8ir9ettrie9es
bients er 5uerif i'm Susenisurs@ rrps Der
8OtomacsI rmee, feline bebeutenbftu 4eis
ltuneen modte er unter Sen. Sherman,
wdbrenb befeu SeIb5isen in Riffiitppi
un0 Georgia. Gr mar es, ber ben plan
gu benz b~eri6mtsn Mali3e mad benz
Ocean nit entworfeu bate, Iub fir
feline tapfere 6aLtuu9 in bieiem 9use
puroe er gum 8reuets8 risabegeueroI err
nannt. Ra6 benz 8rie9e mirtte er mics
her ais SnSenisur unb baute bic g1lfen
ibsr BEN Wifouri Bel Sort ~2eouenwOrtb
unb Nt5iIon. Die @tnaus pom SaItis
more f~anrten i'm gum Bau Der non tbnen
ibernommeneu Gtien6abnen mad &ues
Lamb. Spdter MAJ er elmer Der Beru1eis
fer bes Sitbmus : Canals. S6ou felt
mebrersu Sabrsn mar Gen. BtiSbt benz
lrunte er9sben, in ben leeten 3wei Sab.
rem nabm absr boS usbet 70 BEL ibn,
ii6erbunb, bag er u%outdnbt9 uu3ure3s
uurssfdbt9 Ipurbe.
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- Su philadelphia mirS isst aufse.
rdumt. Soeben erbisIt aud bic sar3s
@ebeimpOIitet ben 2aufpoB. Su Bal;
timOre wulbe bas Bureau i@Ou DOR etut-
ger 3eit obeei9afft.
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Gan 5roueiseo, Is. &ars.
Sn GaHforRieu bates NIT &asnas-
ees oberen San Soeglia= EaIs5 Srss
Gage lang tI9tig ssregnst; II SsIct
eefen baben fi5 bse GrrtraEsfSE
bebeuterh getehert. gsIsm ensErS rs
i6er San Trlncisco un0 nEssssna
beftigeS @epitter. tSH ben Osrie Sn<
Mateo 6edte elm MiFsslltnUnnjoo Gn4
Der bil96ai9en &irds ab Hzo ksl&5Si-ss
cine Meuse @obuesbdHSe, SaERG, GGss
ten u. /. ~.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
--s->@ a~p-s-e--
CONGRESS yesterday.
Summary of Proceedings in Senate and
House


WAsHINaToN, June 2S.--In the Senate
to-day bill was reported from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs and placed on the cal
endar, authorizing the construction of YES
sells OF war for the Navy and for other pur-
poses. Mr.. Blair, chairman of the Commit
tee on Education and Labor, reported sub
stitute for the resolution directing
an investigation of the labor strike
The resolution was laid over and ordered
printed. A resolution was introduced con-
ilrming the call for a peace congress of the
American nations, to be held in Washington
on November 22d. The House bill to reduce
internal revenue taxes was received and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee, with an
amendment proposed by Mr.. Plumb, repeal
ing the 25 per cent. import duty on sugar
under the law of 1875, and restoring the
duty which prevailed prior to that year
and by Mr.. Beck reducing the tariff duty on
Bessemer steel rails from $28 to $14 per ton.
In the House, among other matters, the
Legislative provisions of the Naval Appro-
priation bill were severity criticised by MIR,
Whithorne and others. A Conference Com.
mittee was appointed on the Japanese In.
demnity Fund bill. The Senate bill approp.
Rating $40, 600 for column commemora-
tive of the Battle of Monmouth was passed
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
-~NSe
CHRTS1IANA.
| A Terrible Fight at NewpOrt-POln rs
About Crops and Farms. =,

A Terrible Fight at Newport-POln ts
About Crops and Farms. =,
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.
CHRIsTIANA, June 2S.-The pile driver
has arrived at our place and they have com
menced work ON the old bridge by taking II
up, preparatory for the new one. There
will be put up temporary one for foot
travellers. 5z=7 Fz4z+l4 =
Some of the farmers have commenced
cutting their wheat.
The army worm has not made his appear
ance to any great extent in our section.
The colored church members intend hold
ing woods meeting on next Sunday In
Clark's woods, near Christiana.
A serious cutting affair happened at fes-
tiyal at Newport last Saturday night Some
two or three negroes attacked an inoffensive
black man and cut him very severely. The
deeperadoes made their escape
The weather keeps very warm and dry.
There has been some rain mile or two
from our vicinity but we missed it. The
corn looks well and is not suffering, but po-
tatoes want rain. If we don't have rain soon
the potatoes won't turn out half crop
If any In our section. The potato bug Is
pretty generally mastered.
The oats are visited by small black fly.
They attach themselves at the root of the
grain and suck the life out of the seed. The
oat crop will be very much shortened by
these pests.
The farmers are very busy cutting their
grass and preparing to secure their hay in
good condition this fine weather.
One of our merchants, w. /. Cambell, has
been seriously i'll from hemorrhage of the
lungs.
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READY TO DIE.
Guiteau Calmly Awaiting the Hour of His
ExecutiOn-The GalIOws Erected. i

NuteRu CAlmAy Awaiting the Hour OF His
\ Execution-The GalIows Erected.
WAsmNGroN, June 2S.-Guiteau still
keeps up HIS courage and shows no fear of
death. The finishing touches were put to
the gallows to-day. The rope was readjusted
properly and attached to bag Of sand
weighing $50 pounds, the desired amount Of
slack was measured of, and the trap was
sprung by burly negro prisoner stationed
In the hangman's cell for that purpose.
Everything moved as smoothly as clock
work, and the prison officials expressed
their entire satisfaction with the arrange
ments. Guiteau could plainly hear the noise
made about the gallows. He made no sign,
however, that he realized what transpired In
the corridor upon which his cell opened.
AT l.30 O'Clock this afternoon Charles III.
Reed and John W. Guiteau, in company
with Dr. Hicks, visited the assassin. The
prisoner, who has seen no one but the minis
ter and his guards for a day or two past,
greeted the party very warmly. Mr.. Reed
detailed the processes which he had under
taken for Guiteau's relief and finally asked
him II he desired to make will.
'sNo, sir" replied Guiteau; tomorrow
will be time enough. Call around and fix
1t tomorrow morning."
After this the assassin turned to his
brother, John W. Guiteau, with whom he
remained in conversation nearly an hour,
the chief topics being events of their younger
days and discussion of family matters. At
parting, both seemed considerably affected.
After his interview Mr.. Hicks held service in
the cell, in which the condemned Joined
fervently,
The daily gazette., 1882-06-29
MORNING SUMMARY.

Major w. s. Lanier, ex-President of the
Alabama Central Railroad, died yesterday
at Talladega Springs.
Russian Nihilists are being tried en- masse
Many soldiers have been court martialed fol
completely with the conspirators.
After lynching the murderer and gambler
Mentzel, in Ration, New Mexico, the mob
lynched his partner, G. D. R. Bradley.
The floods in British Columbia are sub
siding, and the loss to the farmers in the
Frazer River district is estimated at $500 900
A skiff containing a party of Swedish
laborers was upset by the swell of steam.
boat at Bismarck, Dakota, last night, and
five of the men were drowned.
All the freight handlers of the Boston,
Lowell g. Concord railroad, in Boston struck
yesterday for an increase of 25 cents per
day. The strikers number $50 men.
At meeting of the miners at Houtz-
dale, Pa, yesterday, it was almost unani-
mously resolved to go on a strike. The
men will take their tools from the mines
to-day.
An attempt was made to blow up the jail
at Mount Grove, Missouri, on Tuesday
night. Two kegs of powder were exploded
under the building, but it was strong enough
to resist the shock.
Inc American residents OF Los Vegas,
New Mexico, on Tuesday, celebrated ''theiI
victory over the Mexicans in contest over
incorporating the city," and they did 1t by
hanging Guiteau in effigy.
Henry Cole, an attorney and for
merly U. s. Deputy Marshal, yesterday
morning shot and killed his wife and his
daughter Nettie and then committed sui
eide. Insanity is suspected.
"An experienced miner' and some asso-
ciates have taken up quartz claim within
the limits of San Francisco. The lode is
said to be 600 feet wide, traceable for two
miles, and assaying as high as S12 per ton
gold and silver.
A dinner was given to Mr.. Parnell by the
Irish Parliamentary party last night in Lon
don. The occasion was intended as an ex-
preston of confidence in the Irish leader
and as a sign that the danger of a threatened
split was at an end.
1t is reported that heavy rain in Menefee
county, Kentucky, last Monday, caused the
streets of Frenchburg to be flooded to a
depth of eight feet. Six dwellings were
swept away, and Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Byrne
and two daughters, and two young women
named Watkins were drowned.
The ship caulkers in Boston demanded S4
per day for eight hours work. At meet
ing of the shipwrights and ship owners, yes
terday morning, it was voted to take no
new work and hire no new men, except at
the old price, $3.50, until after next Monday.
Another meeting of the employers will be
held on that day.