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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-16
Notice of Co-Partnership.

nj Office is hereby given that John Reid
IN who resides in Cheboygan village, Che
boygan county, Michigan, and George Thom-
as, who resides In OwossO, Shiawasee county.
Michigan, have formed q limited partnership
in accordance with the provisions of the re-
vised statutes of the state of Michigan, for the
carrying on of the General Grocery, Provision
and Crockery Business, in said village of Che
bOygan, In which the Above named persons are
all the parties who are interested therein.
That said John Reid is a general partner,
and said George Thomas is special partner in
said business.
That the said George Thomas has contributed
and paid In, In cash, the sum o., twenty-three
hundred dollars, as capital towards the COM
mon stock, and that said partnership com
menced November 21st, A. d. 1882. and Is to
rminate on the 21st day If November. A. ID.
1885.
Dated at Cbeboygan. Michigan, December
9th, A. ID. 1882. L.Ll
JOHN REID.
GEO. THOMAS,
HUMPHREY g. PERKINS. Attorneys.
9dec7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-16
What Eyerxbodx wants,

Is reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and cures
disease by keeping the stomach in
order, the bowels regular, and the kid
ney and liver active. Such medicine Is
Parkers Ginger Tonic. 1t relieves every
case, and has cured thousands. See
other cOlumn.-Tribune.-
Misses button shoes $l.25 at Clements
Choice winter apples ut Macarthur,
Smith " Co.'s.
Hecker's self-rising buckwheat at Nc
Ar ;hur, Smith q Co.'s
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-16
NOTICE.

To the Tar-Payers Of Beaugrdnd Town-
ship: TnEgln
Twill be at my house, half mile west Of Beau
grand school house, every Friday, for the pur-
pose of collecting the taxes Of said township.
GEORGE A. NORTON,
dec9-4t Township Treasurer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-16

California Canned Fruits, full assert.
ment at Macarthur, Smith, & Co.'s
California dried fruits, very choice, at
Macarthur, Smith, 81 Co.'s.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-16

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of the
township OF Inverness thatI will be at my office
on Friday Of each week.
JOHN SHANNECK,
dec9-2w Township Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

Mt Office is hereby given that the un-
IN dersignsd, guardian ofrhos. r. YAM
tis. Anna Yantis aud Mary YAntis, pursu-
ant 10 an,erder Of the County Court of Linn
Co., Oregon, made and entered OF record
at the February term thereof, A. D., 1882,
will sell ut public auction ut the Court
House door, in said county, on Saturday :,
the 10Th day OF March, A. D., 1881. at the
hour OF one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, all the right, title sand interest Of
the said Thomas X. Yantis, Anna Yantis
and Mary YauSis, plinors, the same being
one eighth undivided interest Of said nal
nors, in and to the following described
real property, viz 1: The north half of the
south west quarter OF section twenty-aix
(26). and the north half Of the southeast
quarter, and the east half OF the south
west quarter Of section twenty-seven (27),
In TIP. 1aS. Of r.. 4, west Of the william
cite Meridian, in Linn County, Oregon,
and containing 24o acres. Also the north
half Of the south half of the south west
quarter OF section twenty-six (26), and the
north half Of the south half Of the south
east quarter Of sectien twenty-seven (27)
in said TIP. II 8. Of r. 4, west Of the VII.
lamette meridian, in Linn County, Ore
gen. and containing 50 acres, to the high
est bidder.
Tsens of Sals-Cash in hand on the
ss id day of sale.
JOHN A. MCBRIDE,
Guardian,
Powell & Bilyeu, Attys. sOw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
MEETING OF TmR STATE CENTRAL C0x-
MGTTEE.

Ia pursuance Of the call Of g. i.
Beatie, chairman, the State Central
Committee met at the law Office OF
w. Ii. E4Iinger, Portland, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday.
The meeting was called to order
by A. Eoltner, the member rem
Multnonah, who stated 9. +. Beatie,
tho chairman, was unAvoidedly abb
sent, On account OF sickness.
on melton II. w. Townsend was
chosen chairman and G. Ball score.
tary of tho meeting.
A COMMITTEES on credentials was
appointed and made its report i'm.
medlatsly.
on motion Of A. Noltner, q COM
rnlttce Of three was appointed on ap.
portionmeDt Of delegates 10 the noxt
State convention, consisting Of A Nolt'
nor, JOHN Burnett aHd AL Zeiber
On motion the committee adjourn
ell 10 2 O'clock p. N.
At 2 o'clock p. II. tho committee
was called TO order by the chairman.
Ehe committee on apportIonment
mado the following report
Yeur committee on apportionment
would recommend that the nsxt STATE
Convention be composed Of 20l dele
gates, Apportioaed on the vote cast fol
John Whitaker for Congress in 1880
being one delegate for every 100 Votes
cast aud one for every fraction Of 10 OF
over, and ous delegate at large from
each county, which would give TO eacl
county the following representation:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
FACTS THAT WE KNOW.

II sou are suffering with a cough, cold,
asthma. bronchitis, consumption, loss Of
voice. tickling in the throat or any affection
Of the throat or lungs, we know that DIR.
Kings New Discovery will give you imme-
diats relief We know Of hundreds Of cases
il has completely cured, ana that where all
other medicines had failed. No other Hnedi-
cine can show one-hAlf A. many permanent
eurGA. Now 70 give you sstisfastory proof
that DIR. Kings New Discovery will cure
you OF asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, con-
sumption, severe coughs and colds, hsaFss-
meas or any throat or lung diseases, If you
Will call a.
PosbaY and Mason, Wholesale agents Aha.
ny d. Morris. Scio Dr. L. Foley, Lsba.
non DIR. J. 81. Powell, Lebanon ID. ~.
CAlbreatte. Buena Vista Reafstto and Mon
tague, Jefferson o. ii. =. Cornelins, Tar-
ner X. A. RAmpy, Harrisburg; ). :.
Hayes, HAlsey Damon Smith, EzlseY /;
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
You can get trial bottle free 81 cost. or :
regular size bottle for SI.O0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
sTAgETSeTGa's BEETHDGE.

Wednesday was the one huhdrsd aud
hfsiesh anniversary Of Ike birth Of
George Washington. Il passed away
like any ether day, sImoss unnosiced.
It is trus thas hare and there a gpsech
vas made and In come ether plaae =
dance hsld bat as rule tke day was
not celebrated even by closed doors.
Bss few years ago tho mere msntisa
of his zame caused a burst Of enthusi-
asm, but new it is received about the
sams as aEy ef the other great names
that grace ths pagss sf our history.
Why il this Certainly not because
his memory il not reverencsd. There
Is nc name dcarer to the American eeo-
pie than that ef Washington. It Is be-
e,use Time diuis all earthly things. Il
attacks men, nanes and monuments
alike. The TRANSPORTATION" Of Raph-
ael IS but a blurred ,aad the stat
ues that once received ths admiration of
the world are broken evidences of their
fsrmer beauty. The names of grsa.
men receive but little better treatment.
Once it was oaiy necessary I. say to
Roman soldiers Cesar b.holds you"
to make than fight liko msdnen. New
his name is but the title of one of
Shakespear4's plays. Is it possible that
George Washington is to become the
hero Of story by Washington Irving,
the samo as Cesar has in Shakespeare,
and Sam johnson in stery by Bos-
we'll 7 There are Indications of it yet
it will be with great Hesitation that We
are led b balieys that the father of our
country has reached the position of
msre figure head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
TAGsTF RoBBERT

Protection operates ga robbery 81
the laboriag maa and tie Iaaa recsiy-
ing wages The sgricultnrist ms 10
protection except pte.sa!iou4iy on
woel, While be has TO pay ss.enty-Gvs
to one hundred per cant. on the woolsn
goods he mast needs have. The day
laborer receiving wage, or the
mechanic. earpezter, shoemaker and
msn on a salary, ali have no protection
and oil are compelled to pay from
twenty-five to sixty per cent. Of what
they receive in the increased price Of
goois which are protected, and which
they are obliged to buy.
l visited tbs house of a friend Of
mine in Toledo the other day, who had
a family Of seven children. He had n
wage Of 3l.j0 day bringing him in
year, an income of9450. I asked him
how much he paid for tho clothing Of
his family. lie said 500, at least.
told him he could have bought those
clothes in Canada fox e75. / demsn-
strsted TO him thai be paid in a year
nearly $500 more f.r articles required
BY himself and family than they csald
have purchased f9- III Canada. / told
him that this was tic nsfarious result
eff protective tariff. lie said that
this was a new light to him, and that
hs would tell all his nsigbbsr. and
friends that the protective tariff was
taking nearly ene-half their wages
which the Government did not receive
because thess goods were rnanufactsr-
cd in America, and therefore paid no
duty to the Goyerumsnt,) but which
went into the pockets of the home
manufacturer.
Tho result Of protective tariff for
twenty years mas been the robbsry Of
all men On wages Of from ons-third to
ene-h half Of what tksy bave received.
vitli no advantages 70 compensate for
the ioss to any, unless it be those whe
are .nployed in the manufacturing In
dustries whose products are protected.
Bat these men are out of employment
a great portion Of the time, and for the
last len years, I will undertake to show.
the average wages Of the mon in such
manufacturing industries have been
less daily than those Of the same per-
sons similarly employed for the last ten
years preceding 1860 under revenue
tariif.-HoS. FRANK II. HURD
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
SLBCE sAWTGE's BILL.

4 Ill to rsnolsl ths l.. 5. C0srts
hs. A,ea prepared 10y judge Sawyer,
Of the L. \. Dislric. CONT We have
Get read tbe bill, ror have We seen ii,
bat ilom wLat 20 learn it is proposed
to change The Law IN reany respects asd
- provide ths, tie } sdgss shall retain
thai SEATS We think this bill can
be easily ua3srateod, Gsd that the
presses; $, atsm nsy bs Improved upsn,
bat re deut, whether any ono Of the
Jsdkes no" in of6ce Is the proper per
son 10 draw ny Ihis till 1t il based
ga the prssrmgtisn shat Judges are 10
Dc appointed to sEca, aud the same
rsls in .ais respect sill be observed
tkas IA. prevailed herssOfsrs in the
selection Of I. 8. Ja3ges. The entiIs
nation is interested in this matter.
Ws have already witnessed an attack
made On our JuEy systsm. Itis clAlnsd
taat jurors arc ignorana and shoald be
guided in tbsiT verdict by the learned
judge sitting IN the case. This mon
stross ilsa j, gaining favor with all
The JsEtiss on the bench. IL stands
tke pesPls in hand ts examine wall
this Gii. A feature ahonld be added
10 tas bill providing that Judges shall
be s!sc.el By TIE people. The time
has eozs whaa tie people nuIt elect
their own Judges in defeass Of tLeir
rights. There IRA nsa on the berch
whs are unworthy to serve as judges,
md would nei be lhere were tbs elfcss
slso;irs. We thisk enc Of the great
'sG reforms Of the day i, to have Judges
of the U. s. Courts slecIsd w the
districts in which they are chosen to
.erye,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24


IT is amusiDs ts observe the arler
with which cur Arlhurian coaterre
raries advocate the admission Of South
srn Dakota and Wsshipgtoa as States,
and the chilling coldness with whish
they receive any similar suggestion re
gafaing Utah, New Mexico or ArizsEa.
They hold up shs horrors Of AorneE-
iSsa and the yileAe&s of those thsy call
''tss Grsasara !" but let he AsruonS
and native CslifoEnians yoto the Re
publican ticket, and a transformation
scene that would astoni.h the Kira!-
fYs weuld At once ocssr.--Egansiner
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
N-1L--1--lte--2-G
TuR NEW SCIENTIFIC AMEETczg OFFICES

We arc glad 10 announce that tbs
SciettJicAn,efican came out Of the late
fire in New York, like the fablol Pho
ak, with renewed iifs. The subSeripti:n
lists, account books, pasoAt rtcslds, pat
ent drawings, and correspondence we're
preserved in massive frs-proof safes.
Ths printing Of the Scientific american
and Supplement was done in another
building; consequently the types, plates,
presses, paper, etc, were uaharmed,
and 40 interruption OF business was oc
easioned
The new Scientific american Offices
are located ct 26l Broadway, csTnsr Of
Warren Street, very central and ex-
cellsnt situation. The now building
fronts tosard the City Hall, the Court
House, and the New Poss-ofiics-A mag
nifesnt structure, which coat eight mil
liens 10 build. Nearly opposite, and n
few hundred feet distant from the Sci
entit1c Anserican Offices, is the entrance
to the great Suspension Bridge svor
the East River, between New York
and Brooklyn, which required tea years
TO construct and twenty millions Of dol
lars to pay for. In trent, also, of the SCI
eutitic american is the City Hall Park
and Printing House Square, with its
statue Of Benjamin Franklin, and the
homes Of eminent editors aud n0wspa-
pers, suoA az the New York Tribune.
New Ysrk Times, New York Sun, New
York IEorla, New York Hcreld, lfai2
and EGpress, Zeitu,g, and others.
The new Scientific american Offices
are admirably chosen for active busi-
ness. Here, in addition to the issuing 4
oftheir interesting publications, Messrs.
Muna & Co.. aided by trained. exami-
asrs and draughtsmon, prepare spscif-
cations and drawings fer Americas and
Foraign patents. If any Of our readers
sheuld happen to make new discovery
Two hepe every one Of them may do so.
and gain fortuae), they have only to
drop line to Mum & Co., 26l Bread
way, New York, who will reply at
ence, wishsut charge, stating whether
the invention is probably novel and pas-
sntablc. A handbook Of instructors,
with fall particulars, will alse he sent,
free. Messss. Mum & Co. have had
oysr thirty-liye years experience in the
blsines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
PASSES.

We de not SEQ so much ia the giving
ofpassas as many others. We caRnot
believe man N any ofies should be
condemned because hs may hare free
ticket on a railroad. We havo net
lost cur reason ia tkis respect. There
are. csurtssiss in corporations that
have hsoA observed aad will be SO leng
as they exist aAd il is idle to Say they
are criminal. A Judge may receive q
free tiske1 to a theatre, and still pro-
neunos the law against the manage
mast ef the play as Immoral in its
tendency. \ judge dses not oomprO'
mise his hsnor or dignity simply in
accepting pass on railroad. He
dues this when he besrays his trust and
bsesnaI partial ia his decisions fer or
against corporations. With 81 pasa in
his pocket FOR q. Judge to condemn the
company who gave il to him, makes
him as much Of an migrate a. he Wssld
be wsro he to favor ths corporation that
gave it against the rights of the people.
But the Judge who will accept oi
money or property from corporation,
either directly OF threugh sSmO speeious
disguise, in toe namo offs friend OF
relative, knowing at the same time
that it is purchase Of jsdicial integrity
If such tbiog is 20 be found ia the
ease, is greater enemy Of the pseP'e
than lho menepoly OF Nhish he is the
monster. We venture to say that
Ihsrs is not case in this, or any other
country, where corporations have ever
received ell expected unfavoraSle deoi-
aiuas FROM eourts having corporate
funds in their pockets Iisrs Is where
Ehs liber.iss of the people are taken
frsm shsm. /! is tksss rotten masses
0: ponposity, aisniisd by the unworthy ,
title ef JadEs, or some ether respect
abe nszs, that The eemmoa herd, q
whom ~ are ssm-, far. 10 10 the
dlty - tie honest prss', TO pursue
such isnds 81 hoania DO ttsir pley untl
they ere punished. Asd II is equally
the dasy o. these Judges "Lo ara pure
t. cIsaass the beuch Whenever i. j,
tainted with judicial corruption.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
TnE Dgl'uMEa.

There Is being quite general at
tao k lnnde by the newspapers OF th
Paclile Coast ON the system Of sending
out drummers. Not only the system,
but the drummer himself catches 1t
right and left. People are becoming
dlsgustod with tho whole drummer
arrangement. ltcosts millions Of dol
lars oach year TO keep then up, ev-
cry cont OF which, instead OF coming
from tho pockets Of the manuIactur-
crs, practically Is taken from the
hard earnings of tho laborer These
sleek, fat fellows, who live on the
bes. Of tho country.are paid ten or III
teen dollars a day bJ the farmers ei
tho coast FOR an unnecessary service,
and their employer another i've OF
six dollars TO keep them. Every Tins
yard of calico Is bought an extra
per cant Is charged Ia srder 10 form
to fund a supper! this clasA In society,"
1t would bo well even IL .the matter
could stop hero but IL goes much far,
ther. We cannot ieuoro the mora
influence tho drummer has Ia scclety
ItIsa truth too notorious 10 be- de-
MED that 1t Is pSrnieiou' in tho cx
trsme. The number Of persons theS
ruin by their ontlcing habits canno
be estimated. But wero they virtue
Itself the system OF drumming Is
dstrlment to tke public and s.oul'
be put down, and IL public opinion j
dictator, it will bo' in time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
Ross Of the Corsica.
Gives.

By dispatches received in this city yes.
terday, IL was learned that the British
ship "Corsica," Captain NeaSey, laden
with wheat, sank outside the bar Of the
Columbia yesterday m orning at o'clock.
She lett Astoria on Monday evening In
tow of tug, and while crossing the bar
on an ebb tide, struck several times, three
tises heavily, causing her to spring a
leak. When tho tug left her she had SO
inches of water in her hold, and at o
o'clock yesterday morning she sank. The
officers and crew took 10 the boats and
arrived safely at Astoria. The "COrsiea"
was wooden ship of IT'S tons register,
built at Quebec in 1860, and almost entire
lyrebuilt last year. Her cargo consisted
of 26,320 centals of wheat and was insured
in the Commercial Union Co. for e7,140
and in ths London Provincial fer $4,000.
She was drawing 20 feet of water, and
should never have started to ca oss the
bar on an ebb tide.--StdRdurd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
CORPORATIONS


may be classea IS necessity. We
must have them. They will e1iss as
long ss time lasts. The oontest now
wsged in tho name of anti-nsnopoly
against corporations ie nos carried ca 10
extermiAste them, nor TO ipjurs thar
credit Wh&t is said of ena may be
said OF ell; at least The psOPls will Wow
them all from one aud the Esms stand
psins. Il is natural for large corpora
Gioas to become grssping and oPprss
sive. Unrostrsinsd by wholesome laws,
competition, sr generous management,
corporations are sure TO crush ths pse-
pie. To prOsset themselves against the
complaints sf the people they serve, or,
in other words 10 mako the people nsrs
subssrvisas 30 this power sarviees OF
Judges ana law officers are secured by
she peculiar but sasssivs means So we'll
unassstssd By corporations. The his
terry Of leading corporations carries
wish ii suspicious circumstances, or eua
and out scandal regarding 'sns Plrsicu-
Lar Judge or law OiIi,sr. Wsre judges
TO ssa thelr faces against vrsnss per
pssratsd on the people Ey mSnisd pow
er, il would nss make the sncroash-
msn,s it zew makes upoa shs rights Of
thoss 10 serves. Ths frsI blow 10 be
Htruck in The reform of abuses is exc
IAsa should hurl ftom the bsHca the
man who is ovEcd BY mSaspoiiss Of
aay kind. Corporatisns have sssE sue
cssafal in ihsir designs in tAis rsr1isu-
lar. The Lolansss Of Jim Fake in max
inE the courts which be csncfsllsd sub
ordinate 10 his railroad schemes, and
which contrsl Of the courts was the re-
note CAUSE Of his tragic death, ia Gully
an illustration sf t!ds principle So prem
iasAt wherever corporate influence has
its sway. Mans nature has bean fsuaa
as weak on the bench IS in asher spur-
suits in life. Bu. IhRnks = the sisrts
sl hcEsst Jgigsa, ths cstei 70 % CON-
p..insd oE are exceptionally few. 1Ss;s
Judges tha. will bSar watching are Sc
lsctsd with tAs tsnderest care ~ cor
pera.s pswsr, nad mistakes Ia Ills
line are uuknewa among them. The
charm Of rnoEsy goes with tsas Of Aeau-
", each ps.seases uncsnqneraeie pow
sr. When the clergy Ct Ckiesss sought
to rsfsrz ;he fallen of THAI city, il Is
said that many Of them fsll victins TO
the CHARMS sf the gont,sr aex upon
whom thsy were bss.oviag shsir e'o-
quest and persuasive gifts. judges sad
sEicsrs of the law hsvs tie law to exc
suite aud tie rishts Il tbs people to
maintain and defeEj. But Ao~ Gfssn
do shev tacoms tia NlcNms oi Sic mon
sy power they laws ead=arotsd 10 de-
stroy. that shs rights Of the people
should Eet bs ,iolassl. Like the weak
clergyman, they fall ia sush cases far
below shes. whose s.ils ahsy hope; 10
correct. Corporations or meaopo.iss
are 10 bs feared by ,ss masses wksH
thsy ouA tAs Csurss. Cursed indeed
is that bSdy OF human beiaZs vie are
oppressed by capita, aided IN is par
psss by corrupt Judges Keep abe
bench pare, aad shsrs is zos much fear
Of monsPoIiss Secars leGca TIA: will
see that lava for the protection ST the
psspIsand thar rights arr enforced
agaias. aAy attempt a. extoF.ion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

Samuel Furry recently marketed
5000 pounds Of home made bacon in
Jackssnvtlo at l2l oant5 per ponnd.
Tho Gis,ers will. build new school
house at Jacksonville this year, their
school having outgrown itS present
accommodations.
Tho Siskiyou Wagon Road Company
report for the pasG fifteen months IL as
follows; Toll collected, 3,49j 05; OK
ponses Of road, $!0l2.
The leo on Goose lake is reported To
DO from eighteen inches 10 three feet
thick. II tx rough, being covered with
snow from ono TO three inches deep.
Mrs Jane Wright. Ielict Of the late
VIM. Wright, died aear Jacksonville
on tho 10Th inst aged So years. She
bad lived in jackson county since 1853.
o. q. Salisbury has secured tho
contract for carrying the mails bsswsOn
RoIsLurg ard Hsdding Al sis,220 per
annuu. 7. L. MsAsRus Esta tho con
tract on the YrskA LinkVillo route al
$500 year.
Tbeio was about - inches Of snow
in Big Butte region, jackson county
last vs0k.
The city authorilies Of Now Tacoma
ara bnilding a hospital. so that in case
smslIpex again breaks out patients will
will hays SONS place moro comfortable
than The old steamer Aida ia which To
receive proper medical attention.
Hon. w. II. Willis, of Jacksonville,
hs, contracted with tho o. IL G. II. K.
Co. To furnish all the lumber TO be
uEsd fox the construction Of thsir road
from tho ILirty-threo mile poIt 10 the
ttais line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24
RILlED roE SAD :srELLiNG.

OMAHA, heb. 2o.-At HaVegly Nsb
sunday evsaing, JaiasI Cock and L. d.
Haven, ,hs ls:1r from Kentucky, got
iAto dispute 10 bArrscm about the
spsliiag Of the word "Psdller." TAsy
rel iats a sght, VIXEN RIyca drew = re
volvsr and shot Cook ,hrouSh the heart,
killing bin inHtaatly. Raven was i'm
nsdiAtsly arrested By hystandsrs and
taken to jail, aRd afterwards 10 Lin.
cola to prevent lyachisg BY ,hs excited
and iAdigaan. friends Of the deceased,
who xss a much respected young man.
Raven is E tramp painter and was re-
gsrdsd 81 dangerous eharaetor.