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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
SONG OF THE GRASS.

Peep. peep, peep, peepl
Now ! break my winters sleep;
Now in silence WIN my way
Upward TO the light Of day.
Through the dead Yet fragrant mass,
of the last years tangled grass,
Up, by every random stone,
Up, by every tree o'erblown,
BY the brushy fences side,
Where young violets lurk and hide,
am coming everywhere,
Ger the earth all brown and bare.
Greet me gladly, gratefully;
summers faithful herald l,
Kindly TO my tender spears
Bend, and lend attentive ears,
While whisper sweet of flowers,
While tell Of summer showers,
Prophesy of golden grain,
And of loaded autumn vain,
Greet me gladly, for in me
Prophet true Of good you see,
coming, coming, everywhere,
Making all the brown earth fair.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
VINEGAR will remove the disagreeable

VINEGAk will remove the disagreeable
odor of kerosene from tin ware.
The Oldest equestrian statue IN the
world is that of the Emperor Marcus
Aurelius, in the piazza of the Capitol, at
Rome. Michael Angelo is said to have
been so struck with its appearance of
life and motion that he exclaimed to it,
Move on, then!''
David Davis seat in the United
States Senate is an object of contest
among the following patriots of Illinois:
Governor Cullom, Lieutenant Governor
Hamilton, Commissioner Green B. Raum,
Ex- Governor Oglesby, Congressman
Farwell, Congressman Henderson,
George Hunt and John I. Rinaker,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
-Of the fifty pictures already

of the fifty pictures already boughs q :
=, ,ba French Government from the
Salon ~ E four are by forelgners[thTee 1a o.
whom are americans, namely, . % Tar.
Bopgs, of New York; Lowell bifse Psn- Pm
rison. of Philadelphis, and franA Gu
fold. of Buffalo.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02

-ThIrteen gold watches, of French
make, were dug up on Scituate Mass }
beach they were all made prior to 1926,
it is believed by many Bostonians that
they were burned by pirates, several Of
whom were hanged on Boston Neck in
1929.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-10-28

The following is the full republican
ticket as nominated in Lawrence coun-
ty: For councilman, Frank Washa-
baugh, of Deadwood; members Of the
lower house, Dorrington, Of Central,
Valentine, Of Crook, and Bowman Of
Redwater; commissioner for first dis
trict, Roy, Of Lead; commissioner for
the second district, Kennedy, of Central;
assessor. w. w. Smithson, Of Lead ;
register of deeds, Woolley, Of Dead
wood; sheriff, Knight. of Crook treas.
urer, Patton, Of Deadwood; probate
Judge, Larimer, of Lead; coroner, Smith.
of Lead; county surveyor, Hopkins, of
Central; county superintendent, Hugill,
Of Terraville.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-10-28

The election held in Rapid on the
18th to settle the question Of incorpors-
ton resulted as follows: Out Of 226
votes polled l22 were for incorporation
and l03 against il.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
Wun &eterSbnra.

= 9ln Der am Uorisen 0onnerita8C
abSebalteuem grcuriion Der bieiiSeu
8reSbpterianer 9smeinbe na6 SoneS
Safe nabmen etipa 300 9erIpnen tbeil
unb Der 9tusflus perIief Su glasr 3us
friebenbeit. Sin 8einertras bon etipd
$50 Ipbnte bic Wtiite.
- Sin isbr trauriser rlnfaq piOers
fubr am 6reitas benz bieridbriSen Snns
ben bes lSrn. SriB Sarber. Sine i'm
pberen Stodiperfe 6es SauieS tpobnenbe
6rau bate unten in Der SUmmerfide
einen Sdinfcn ubsefodt unb Iieb un'
pOrii6tiser @eiIe ben SeheI nit benz
@aiier in Der &iibe iteben, np Der
&Ieine ipielte. Gr fieI ridpdrtS in
bic fOdenbe 9riibe unb ebe man bas
lln9liid tpabrnabm, ipar bas 9inc 10
ibper berbrannt, bab eS nad unIGS.
Ii6en 9eiOen 9IbenNs Sesen 8 llbr iturb.
nffember9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
SJener=S =SerIt6erung.

SrsaniFrt. grmSasn
fSi9.-gIetna BON Sarifcr6.....$ 100000
ts54.-9bOenig bon Sartforo.... 100000
t720.-epnbpn aliuranrt....... 100000
1S45.-Royal Ron 9iSsrpppl... 100000
une anssrs aussgsi9nste 9pmpasuitn.
Smitb muS Suller, a9enteu.
Gbas. R. Smitb. 6. g. GuIIer.
(5brcpp SIpd,) WyOntins w., Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
n@-4 -4nnOneirt int ,@odenbIatt"
Sapne SpmntD.

= Sn SpnesbaIe fIagt man ipie6s
einmaI iiber bas IdIs6te SrinfwaHer
tpeIdes bic bprti0e 8aher @ompani
Iiefert. 8sriammlunsen ipurosn &C.
baIten inb GpmiteS ba6en ii6 sebiIbet
tpeI6e auf 8eieitisuns bes llebeIitanSei
orinSen perben; iolIte bies erfolSloi
iein, 10 mill man cine neue @afiei
GCmpanie pr9aniiiren.
= Sn @apne County ipirb bic grntt
bieies Subr ireit iiber benz Durdi6nitts.
ertraSe iein. Seu tpurbe ppriSe WodC
in SOnesSaIe Su S5.25 bic EOnne pers
fault.
- Ser 14idbrise Sob mp Gardner
mar am II. SuIi ;u Staple @rOUe,
Mount 9Isaiant, BEL Dem 9luflaben bon
Seu bebdIfli6 uno befano ii6 bod oben
auf benz 98usen. llneripartet So8en
bic Bferbe an, Der Wasen ItieB Sesen
einen 8oiten uno Sur9 bic @rI6iitter.
unS tpuroe Sobnnp bon 6em SIbriperf
berab unb unter bic 9ldoer gepprfen,
iueI6e ibm iiber ben gals singen, mas
ieinen iofortisen COB 3ur SOISe bate.
-Safob Otobr bon SemIod Soaoip,
Elm friibercr Surp GommiIipner unIeres
@ountiea, Der auBerbem i6on fait
idmmtIt6e 9lemter in 8aupaf Sopn.
ibip befIeioete, 1T neuIi9 infoIse elmer
ernitIi6en @eiitesit6runs mad elmer
SrrenanitaIt in 9bila6slpbia 9ebra6t
iporben, no man Ieiner baIbigen 8iebsrs
berlteaung entge9eniiebt.
Stir ibre neue SOnesoale S6ubs
fabrif Iaiien bic Serren @rambs uno
8ranB binter SolmeS @ebduoe an
Diainitrabe eineu serdumi9en brsiitBdi=
gen 8au aus 8aditeinen auferiteben,
Der sdnsIi6 fir oaS @si6Gft einseri9s
tet ipirb, NIT 9luSnabme zines SbeiIeS
bes eriten Stpdtperfes.
- Olit Dem 10 pompbs auspoiaunten
Sesen, ben bic neue @Iasfabrif iiber
Saiplep auSI9Itten pirS, i6sint eS
nidt tpeit Der ;u iein, bsm mir b6ren
aus ,uberlaiiiSer Aueae, bab ser iunse
96rflinSer Die 9lbIi6t begt, Elm ei9enes
Dorf Su sriinOen, nit GOmpaniebduisrn,
einem Companies Store unS einem Gpms
paniesScteI. Sn bieien Sale pir6 ouf
bic 9lrbeiter ipobl aud Der moralii6e
3pans aus9eiibt iperben, bab iie bon
bort ibre SebiirfniiIe beSieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
Gentral Narf Sotel.

Gen Deutiden bon scranton unS llmgegenO
bisrmit bic er8ebent anjeise. bab i'd o6isss
9otnl iibernommen babe mo es mein 8eitre.
ben fein miro, aIls @dts in ;uuorfommsnOer
@eiie nit ben beiten Grfriifungeu ju beois.
neu. 9ine Sestlbabu, S6iseifano unb 9asa-
tel itsbsn jur gsrfiisuns esr @afs.
Soitgin9er fuoen quite Soit uuo reiulides
9ogis 81 mdbigen StOinaungen.
5u jabIreihem 8eiudjt laoet elm
Gbas. 9. colbert,
80 friiber bon SapIeD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27

pubIitaniide gartei foIs iein. 9luBer
SieIen 8eripilIisunsen bat Der GOnsreB
poiitip gar nidts 9etban, aIs Elm baIbss
0ubenb 0emOfraten aus ibren Siben
betroSen unb 9iepublifaner an beren
StelIe seiebt. SrpbSem SeSermann
ipeib, bab bic SternpoitI6pin6Ier nj ie
perrrtbeiIt perben, iebt man ben 9roz
;eb eesen bieIeIben nit einem SpItenz
aufpanb bon $4,000 per Sag fort,
UNI ben Sdein su ipabren, ais Oh man
SpiBbuben sur Ge6eni6uft Sieben
tpolIe. @eben 6enn benz 8olfe nod
INNER ni6t bic Gusen auf?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27

g9is borausSuIeben mar, iinb bic
llnterbanblungen Stpiiden ben Stall.
parts uno ben unabbGnsisen Republis
fanern in bieiem Staate gsI6eitert,
benn bic rlnubbdnsisen burdi6auten
Gameron's fali6eS Spiel, benz es sipar
I'M @inisteit in Der 9urtei su tbun it,
Der SieIeIbe ater 10 beritebt, bab 9laes
mad ieiner 8feife tansen iOa. Der
8oriibenoe beS republitanii6en (StaIs
par) 9arteiausI6uiieS bat am Ntitts
ipod I'M 9luftraSe beS lebteren auf bic
ibm bonn garteiauSiduB Der ,,llnabs
binSi9en" SugeitelIten 3ui6riften ibrer
8anbiSatsn foIsen6e glntiport srtbeilt:
uSbre Sriefe iino bem Republicans
iden glusi9uB Suse8ansen unb iino bon
ibm ipobl eripo9en ipOroen. gSir baten
aud bon unIersn sisenen 8anbiSaten
elm Sdreiben erbalten, ipelbes mir beis
i6lieben. Die bon Sbnen erbaltsnsn
S6reiben unterideiSen ii6 in ibren
S6lIhen uno t6nnen ni6t nit chamber
in Ginflans eebra6t iperSen. Die
Observation-Disclosures unter Sbren
eiSenen &anbibaten iinb 70 Srob, baB
iie jeOen tpeiteren 8srIu6, auf Der bon
Sbnen bprseI6laeenen @runbIa8e su
unterbdnbeln, tbatid6li6 unmbslid,
MAIDEN. Our6 Die Sbnen BON uns 8ss
madten bier 8Oridldse, psIds ale
Sorberun9en heden, bic bon 0enisnigen,
su beren Sertreten Sic berufen iino,
ie Semu6t ipprben iinb, 1T Die uns Surf
ben Content bon 81. Suni, ipeIdsr ben
republifanii6en garteiausi6ub er.
mddtiste, ale ebrenbaften Wittel aufs
;ubietsn, I'M bic gintra6t in Der re:
pubIifaniI9en Bartei ipieSer bersuiteI.
len, ertbeiIte 8sipaIt erI6bpft."
Die 8ori6Idse, peI6e Cameron Der
llnabbdnsisen MAIDEN IieB, Iauteter
tpie fplst:
1. Die 5idtts, an bsrtn Syist rtip. Same
q. Staptr unb Spbn Stsipart lttbsn, limb es
rtpublifaniibsn partri bel ben primGrpabn
CUR abitimmuus Su untrbritsn.
2. Die republifaniIht partti Ieu bti bel
| primGrpablfn Gin 5idtt auspdbltn unb fol
bel bitiru primdripabltn bic 9aneipahr zinc
| tsetn Htpublifantrs ;ulGllig itin, oh isin 9la
me auf hem tintn cesr dnentu Sidrt itsbt ptt
niht.
3. Cine nsue Spnptnticn ppn SiaIpart
une nuabbdusigtn ira unttr ben ppn esrGpu
| tinental-S Spttl-9Cnfereni anaenemmsntn 8s
etln am 4. WPiitpct i'm gluauf dtstbaIitl
tpeesu. Die 0tibGftsUrenung bieisr Con
ptntiGn in ron benz Sber,Ridtrr Nansr
Samptpn {. 9aricu une 6raneis 9. 8saps
,u entptrffn.
4. Cine usus untrr ben auf pn ltBttn Con
ptntipn pom 10. Wai b. 8. anatnemment
Rsgtln atiubdlitubs Gpnpsntcu ica nitt Ipi
ter ais am pisrtsn Wittpc6 i'm sIusuit abss
balitn pnbtn.
9ieie Qropoiition tpuroe bon ben lin
abbdnsisen ;uriidSetpieien un6 foIgenb
Sebinsun9en oa9eSen seitellt
1. DaB alle Ganbibatsu auf bsiesu rrpubl
fanii6sn 8idsts ,uriidssUsrn psrbsn, unb
2. DaB fsinsr ron alltn eitltn Ganeieats
time INSTRUMENTATION auntbmtn barf.
Die 9lntiport auf 9sbtsres 1T ei
ipelbe mir pben Seben.
*Sie iesiss GOnsrsbiibuns tpar b
i6mdbIi9ite, tpelde nod ie absebalte
ipur6e. 100 Ntiaionsn fir 9eniipnel
II Wtiaionen fir Slubs unb Safer
8erbsheruneen, 90 DliIIicnsn Fl
bifentli6e GsbGuSe m6 4 NiaionC
fir bic 9teparutur unS 8oIIen6uns pr
S9iifen, bic ME i6pimmsn ipsrSen =
auf Sisis Grrunssni6uftsn fam bic r
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
@eIanSbeit lit Ieidt6um.

Or. 6. 6. gBslfs 91srSen. unt Gjtbirn Spr.
jifeum fir Sylfrris, S6pintrl, NrGmpfr, ntr-
pSiss acpfiptb, Rispsrssiblasenbsit 8srluif
bts @rpdbtnilIrs, SamfnptrIuit llupsrmEgtn,
unfrsipiIlige Sntlurungtn, Spptitists MIisrn
burd GreeiIe Selblbeilsdung, bic su Glrnp,
gsrfaa unp Cob fiibrt. Cine Shahttl furirt
ntue Sale. 9rbr S6abtrl ii auf cine sinmp-
uatlihr Sur bethntt. Cine Sdabttl fir 81,
is6s S6a6tsIn fir S5, mad Gmpfans btS @rl.
bts pr pclt ssrlanpt. gGir sarantirtn bafir,
bab t6s S6attsIn irssnb sinsn SAL furirsn.
Rad Gmpfans tintr StiisIIuna fir 6 S6at-
isIn, bssltitrt ppn btm Sttrast bafiir, S., fen.
ben mir bem aGutrr ibriftlitt garantis, has
@tlb juriidSutritditrH, tptnn bic Sur trfplslos
bltibsn iolIts. GIarantie rrlahtn ben @sbrtbsr
Wattbeps, 321 eadapanna glptnus, Seran.
ton pa., aLlsiniss assnttn fir Serautpu, an
bic ale Srtsrs aperriiirt prrbsu luqtrn. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
SluS Der IL, SBarS,

Die @arbitrester iino iibsr ale
Waben eritarmt, Sab Der Ieste 3abltus
70 friepIid unb obne SeiIerei DerIief.
llnisre ionit friebIidsn 8eipObner
bon Geooritrabe purben AM Samltaa
9lbsno in srpbe glufrssuns oerIeBt unt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
Sife oentider @riefe.
slus Sem oberrn 3baIc.

- Die 2ueas aobIsn Company baut
an Griffin Corners, in Green 8ib8e,
einen sroben Gompanie Store - Der
Stud Der grbeiter.
8eprse Nase, IA Sabre alt unb
nabe Gappuie tppbnbaft, ipuroe am
0ienitas an Der Del. IL. SubiOn 8abu
bon elmer 9otomotiUe sstrOffen, tpeI6s
ibn bom GeIeiie tparf uue i6ipers 86rs
perperleBunSen beibra6te. gGenn el
ni6t imsrIi9 perIest 1T, bOfft man Ssr
Sunsen retten gu fbnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
Scimrich &pnlI,

Der IL. SSa rb 1tbrma der,
baIt fortpdbrsnS an Sanb cine Der scs
i6madpoIliten glustpablen bon @anos
8utufs uub @a6teIsllbren.
Die 8a6teI IGBt ibre IiebIi6e Stimme
iebe pierteI Stunoe b0ren, ais
y5itr6te 9ptt".
@er cine ioI9e llbr I'M Sauis bat,
fam ieines @OtteS nidt bsrseHen. 9laS
in better Srbnuus. - 5aidenubreu,
Settsn, SuipeIen, GOIbene Rinse aaeT
glrt.
8riIIen cine Sps,iuIitat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-07-27
$500 SelOI,nllna.
Stephan Gutheinz,
OcmtIcbcrMeE0c


jpii6su albr uup Sidcry Sraetn, tmpFtbIt
fintm rtItbrttu publifum ftin gtlt6ft dufs
Bette. 6Itiib jsbsr art lieftn Id jum biaiai.
fen prtilt uub in bsittr GuaIit6t, unb MADE
id iibtraus auf bic ron mir jubtTtiititn ppr.
iisli6tn Biiris aufmrvfInm.
, 1882-02-18
ESCAPE FROM The COUNTY JAIL.

On Wednesday night man named DIX
ie" who was confined IN the county jail
awaiting trial for robbing J. 5. Coxs second
hand store, escaped How he escaped is at
nreseDt mystery, for at O'Clock in the al
ternoon the prisoners are fed and asterward
securely locked up for the night: on gong
MS usu,I rounds the Sheriff looked in the
cells. and in Dixie's compartment, which he
oecupied with another prisoner named SmIth
h, saw pixie's boots at the loo. OF his bunk
and could arrive at no o:her conclusion than
,b,. be had turned into his bunk About 9
o,,locs Dixie was sel and recognized in
Dick Bogle's barber shop getting shaved, bu:
With TIA, earelessuess TO the public interests
xh:eh is such Characteristic Of mary no
sneej,l notification WAS given TO the officers;
h.. afterwards went to z saloon and obtained
two bottles CT whiskey and that Is the last
seen Of him. The suppasition is that after
snrnsr the pris )her placed his boots IA the
on.,,;on stated and then cra.ied mp aad iaid
5oxn on he roof Of the cells and waited Tor
his chance TO sip cut unawares- 4 t.s - .
-, ~ ~. reward OF 500 vii be found else
where IN these columns
, 1882-02-18
0deeklp Statrsman
saturday. FEBRUARY Is. 1882.

TaE MaLHETR RESERVATION un-
der instructions from the Hon. Secretary of
the Iuteucr, Major Rinehsrt, iarmer in
,bar,e, has ordered ali persons having stock
or improvements upon the Malheur reserva-
,;4u 10 remove them without delay. The ad-
F,.oual information is given that unless the
.r.ler is specially complied with the whole
,,.,.i,ary and naval force OF the United States
w.Jl, II necessary. be employed in removing
enc in,raiers from the reserve. This may
r-- t, the exact language Of the Hon. Secre-
,,rr bB. 1t is something similar. Fancy the
b.r,in blue skirmishing oyersthe Malheur
r,,,. after a refractory steer, Now while it
g.. Omitted that those having stock On the
r...ry..ion have no legal right there what
harm. VIII result # tLeir stock eat the grass.
/. will surely grow again. Nearly four years
hive pass away since the Indians were re-
......I from the reserve, yet the lands are in
--- -,rs condition they were in then; the
T.fr,rs are not 70 be brought back, neither
j. tacrescrYation disposed of What really
,fe intention Of the government in the mat
t.- remains as much OF mystery as ever. If
y...rs-s has the disposal of these lands, why
f.-., 1T act III the premises What are
...- .n..urs and representatives, doing that
,.-. s.ruot iinl time to attend TO this mat
-, The settlement and development OF the
f,.~.,. portion Of this country is retarded by
,.s rrser.1iutY which slll hangs over the
lnal disposal ot this reservarion.-WascO
, 1882-02-18
HAsk VAUGHAN AGAIN.
he Attacks the Editor Of the "statcsmAn'
and WOKE up tie Wrong passenger

This Monday morning The town was
1 alive With the news that Hank Vaughan the
noted desperate, had returned to this ciiy
and mad made threats against the editors OF
the papers who bad commented upon MS
career on account Of the 6ght he had az
pr;peyiIle. About II o'clock this nornins
the sditor Of the STATESMAN entering the
conpo,ing room foand three men, aPpar
emily strangers, writing at a table. Ie'nS-
ing they were perhaps theatrical men ne
went I'D TO them and all at once recognized
As one Of the trio the noted Hank Vaughan
Vaughan appeared in good temper ana
shock hands with very hearty manner anu
after little jocular tax he directed the
editors a;teAtian % the writing and said he
wanted 1t raJlished The editor said, 'ies
us see what it amounis I'll and taking out
his pencil proceeded to |Py the writing;
one OF the men, Dick Alexander, began to
display his muscle, and Vaughan sad ne
WAS his bruther-iu-lsw and his fighting man.
and that he Intended to make It hot Tor these
who had saii ANYTHING about him when he
was supposed TO lie dead Commenting
upon the writing Vaughan then began a '"r-
rent Of abuse on the editors who stated the
publIc expression OF opinion in regard to hin
some weeks ago, ard said that ne wanted
the writing Alexander had written aud signed
to 20 in fer week, adding with an oath,
SC ID d-n you, Pll make you put 1t IN.
The editor, Col. Parker, then, as usual when
such dicta:orial terms are used, refused 10
insert ANYTHING OF the kind and said so,
more especially a, viii be seen below II vas
general in It's nature and wonld apply to hun
dreds OF citizens and been an everlasting DIS
grace 20 the town and a stigma Oh the editor
as long as he lived After volley OF abuse
Vaughan then Suddenly struck out and
caught the editor on the upper iip iHtiietins
a nasty cut On the inside; directly this was
done the other two suddenly caught hold OF
him and held him so tight as 10 prevent HIM
defending himself by any possible means.
Vaughn was Immediately islven In charge
and on an examination before Justice Lacy
was fined 81, 90 and costs. A warrant has
also beea been issued for making threats
against the lie Of Mr.. Parker; he Will be
examined on that before Judge Laman on
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
THIS is the challenge to our citizens which
We refused to publish au1 which caused The
COW ardiy attack:
WAILA WALLA, Feb. l3. 1852.
Hank Vaughan arrived in the city
i donkey can kick at a dead lyon
The lyon Is not dead
The donSeys had better not kick
Hank Vaughan's Brother-in-law
Fiyhtins Member of Naughans Family,
DICK ALEXANDER.
, 1882-02-18
TEE PORTLAND HORROR.

In regard to the cold-blooded murder in
Portland it may be said that horrors upon
horrors head accumulate" The woman
Bradley must have been hend incarnate, a
perfect she devil if the following extract
from Portland paper be correct:
General excitement was created by the dis
coyery Of the murdereEs Of the man Brown,
whose body WAS found in the river, more es-
pecially among that class of people who knew
the parties concerned. This change to deep
er feeling Of dread and horror, when it was
yesterday reported that two dead bodies had
been found at Brailey's residence. This rum
OF got ahoat about .ioon, and was passed frcm
mouth to mouth, .ome believing Others entire.
" discreiiting it. But when about two O'Clock
IN the afternoon, i was noised about that
about four months ago, had been murdered in
Bradley's house, and the remains found in the
privy vault, this horror turned to indignation
4 crowd of perhaps hundred or more, col.
lected in front OF the house from where Dolly
Adams and Mollie Flippin were having theiI
personal effects moved. and passer by might
now and then have caught the words-''lynch'
''mob, ,"-"too good for them"-coming from
the crowd.
This Of course terrified the two women. who
asked that they be allowed to remain in the
county Jail until after the trial. However
they did not experience as much fear Of moi
law, as that some friend or friend of Bradley,
might put them out of the way for ''peachinS'
on her. At any rate, they being the only
prosecuting witnesses in the case, 1t was agree.
able to Sheriff Buchtel to lock them up, and
they with their trunks and small baggage were
taken to the county jail.-One of the girls yes,
terday said to an officer, that some time pre-
yious to the trouble Bradley had with Brown
and about the time Welsh had disappeared, in
going into the kitchen one morning, she saw q
number of pieces Of flesh lying on the table.
She paid no attent;1r a. the fact at that
time, out afterwards learned that the flesh was
part Of the body Of this man Welch, and tha,
it had been thrown into the vault, which i
about ten feet from the back door Of the kit
chen, and about twenty FIVE feet deep.
About four months ago, the time referred Il
by this woman, Welch was seen with q large
sum of money. probably two thousand dollars
and that he disappeared, nothing having sine,
been heard from him. However, foul play
WAS not thought of at the time. as he wa:
rather heavily in debt, and IT was supposed h
left town to avoid payment.
, 1882-02-18
UNITED woRxnu.
rs Rumored sscsszion Of the Grand Lodge
Of Iowa

PrrsBURo, Pa. NJ. McNair. Grand
Secretary of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, says in regard to the rnmored
secession of the Iowa Grand Lodge because
Of the action of the Supreme Lodge in requir.
ing assessments for the yellow fever suffer
ers in Tennessee: Through the ravages OF
that seourge the separate jurisdiction Of that
state and the Supreme Lodge jurisdiction
became involved to the amount cf slJ0, 900.
To meet these losses the Supreme Lodge
called upon the entire Order for donations.
All the Grand Lodge jurisdictions paid their
assessments except Iowa. which claimed that
the Supreme Lodge had no right to make
call for any such pnrpose, but recommended
to the subordinate lodges that they donate
their proportion. This donation is now in
process Of collection. In 1859, in Boston,
the Supre:ne Lodge passed relief law as an
amendment TO the beneficiary laws, provid-
ing that when any separate jurisdiction OF
the Supreme Lodge should, by reason OF
death losses, be compelled TO pay assess
ments exceeding certain specified number.
regulated by the locality and healthiness of
the jurisdiction, they should then call upon
the Supreme Lodge for assistance. This
sum is to be reimbursed by the jurisdiction
receiving aid, providing their assessment do
not come up TO the maximum amount, Dur
ing the last year this law was pat INTO oper-
alton for the first time in the case Of Indiana
All the states responded with the exception
OF Iowa. The Grand Lodge officers in that
state have refused to recognize or to pay the
relisf assessment Of the Supreme Lodge. and
the Grand Master Workman. their Grand
Foreman and Grand Oyerseer, were sus-
pended IN succession by the Supreme Mas
ter Workman. and the Grand Lodge placed
under the contro. of the Past Grand Master
Workman. This is the present status of the
case. Should the refusal continue, the char
ter of the Grand Lodge will be revoked.
This is a matter of importance to large
number Of people. The Order is one OF the
strongest In the country"
, 1882-02-18
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