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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-07-05
MILITIA NEWS.
The July Encamprnent,

All the State consisting the First and Second Of tn
antry Artillery will for days. All
the Monday morning trains The follow
ing wholly military inclined
IS
Adjutan Paul. 1882
No Is The attans and the Emmett
10TH 1892 and drill
operating this State to all uniformed members OF the National
Guard and returning between and
Shelter will allowance
of cents will paid commanders
ing the encampment exceeding five days.
Each cooking utensils
hereby Of the
Ny Of L f.
A. c. Adutant General.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-07-05

Considerable excitement was created
last Friday along the Dakota and Min.
nesota divisions of the Chicago 4
Northwestern railway by the report
that hostile Indians had murdered a
small colony Of settlers in the centre
of Faux county, D. T., aud were sweep.
ing everything before them. On in.
vestigation by the military authorities
at Fort Sisseton the scare proved to be
a hoax, gotten up for sensational pur-
poses by a party of land hunters, who
hHd disguised themselves rs Indians.
It is pity that the colonists above re-
ferred to did not possess a little sand.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-07-05

In Of General Order No 49, current SERIES
the Second battalion
eecng Lieutenant Colonel Aduant Ken presided
acted as Secretary.
Onthe first ballot Bobee Could Of
Wnon vote The created the
filled BY election Hunter
banlt BY vote Of 10 for
Kendall. Both elections made
The Mankato
Geo w Mead captain s. w Burgess first
tenants Bobleter
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
CHERRIES SALE.

BY v:rtue of writ Of levari hacias, to me
directed, will be exposed to pubic sele, 81
the Court Ho Sc, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Sd, 1882,
at2 O'Clock P. M.
The following described real estate, viz :
all that certain piece or lot OF land, situate
In the CT Y OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
s,ribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a cor.
ner of land OF ID. q. Wilson and others, on
French street, at the distance Of seventy two
feet six INCHES from the nOrtherly side Of
sixth straet, thence by line OF said land and
lots fronting on sixth street, south 5S degrees
east 232 #. in. to the westerly side of Wal
nut street, this nee by said side OF walnut
street north 8! degrees, east 81 feet inches to
corner fJno. A. Griffin, formerly OF Miller
Dunnot, thence by line OF land westwardly
parallel with the first described line and
with sixth street, 2t2 feet inches TO the
aforesaid side of French street. and
thence thereby south ~ deg cts, west
of beginning, be the contents within
said bounds more CT less, with four story
brick building, known as the Wesleyan re-
male College, NJ, 802 French street. Also
another brick building fronting on Walnut
street and other out.6uildirgi thereon erect
cd. Book Il vol. D. pags 3l9 &c
Seized anu taken in execution rs the prop
erty of George w Sparks and William
Bri 1ht, surviving mortgagors and VIM. NC
Caulley, surviving executor of Samuel NC
Caulley, deceased, ,homas 4: Young, ad-
ministrator Of ' | oInas Yonng deceased: VIM,
Bright, ADM illustrator, ID y. F. Henry Hicks.
deceased and George Il. Bates, executor OF
Daniel M. Bates. d deceased. and t. and to
be sold by rHILlP II CLARK, herif.
SHxRIys's OFFICE, Wilmington, ia uary
10th, 1882. 'l5-H
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
A TWILIGHT PASTORAL.

Katie tskes the milking pail,
And to tn meadow trips al0nR
Tho sunbeains slant along the vale,
And sweetly rings her milking song
"Heigho heigho!
A milking / ~.
Come, Spot and Come, fonnle'
Come Brindle, come Brownie;
The sun last IL sinking
The bright stars are blinking
Come TO me, my d Rings.
ms Katie who calls
The meadows IN the gold rain YliSten,
The crick ct stops TO chi p To listen,
Az DER the grass the sweet vice rings,
Lo high upon the topmost spray,
A robin gsyly sing
Colin hears the sweet voice call,
And sees he kline 20 lowing to her;
No call fO- him, and yet he goes,
An, wv light is the time 10 Woo her
"Helgho! hegho.
A MILK 4 l ~.
Come. Spot come Bonnl',
Come Brindle, come Brownie;
1hes IN Is last sinking,
The bright stars are blinking
Come 10 inc. my daclings,--
his Katie who calls v
so Coin leans upon the bars.
And wOoeth lie TIL the $ hrs
shine through the haze ana wiIish
brings,
And It III, upon the 'opnost spray,
The robin gayly siugs.
The wears they roll, the summe go,
The ursss springs green, the waters now,
And Katie gay, with Colin ittihg,
He with his pipe, her with her knitting,
as twilight shadows trOoping thronS,
Iears another katie'stOng
"Heigho, heiRlo.
A milking go.
Come Spot, come Bonnie,
tome, rindle, come Brownie;
The sun fast Il sinking,
The bngh. stars are blinking
Come to me, my darl hgs,
IT'S Katie who calls.
And see within the meadow lair,
Another Colin wooins there;
While from he vale the sweet voice ring
Lo h,yn upon the t0pnost spray,
A robin y.yly sings.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
The IL. Il d. Project.

The Philadelphia Times OF Thursday says
President Work, of the Peoples Pas
senger Railway Company, was in con
ference with President Garrett, OF the
Baltimore II Ohio Railroad, yesterday,
with reference to the sale OF the char,
ter of the Chester County Railroad,
owned by NJ. Work. Increased sig
niicance is given the matter of Presl-
dent CARROTS desire 10 ct posse
vi n Of the charter from the taGt that he
has secured the controlling Interest
In the New Jersey Central lto ,d, which
it is aunouoc-d, will come cat of the
hands of the receivers Oh the 81 n CT
this month. WheI Mr.. Garrett gets
the Work charter and the convIu, of the
New Jersey Central his purpose is u
make IL connection by which Tie shall
have contir uvus through limo from
Baltimore, Washington and the West
to New York and Boston. f. q. Knight
OF this city, and one On the new Board
Of Directors of the II 4aeing, it IL said,
will be the New jersey Centrals next
president
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
Accidentally SbOO,fnx Himself In
Presence Of HIS Bride.

Willis Cass, son Of a wealthy CT lzen
of Mansfield. Tioga county, was married
on Christmas day to Merits Cleveland, a
member of another leading Tioga county
family. A few days ago they went on
visit to the brides father at Frost Set
Element A chicken was to be killed
for dinner. Mr.. Cleveland took down
hio tie 10 shoot one and young Cass
asked his father in law to let him do
the shooting. He took the gun and
went out into the yard. His bride stood
at the window looking at him. "Shoot
the big one, WIFE," she shouted to him
as the chickens " ere huddlea together.
Ua.s laid the gun down, and tossed a
stone among them to scatter them. tie
then picked up the riffs by the mnzzle
aud drew it toward him. The motion
knocked tue hammer down GA the cap,
and the gun wa. discharged, the bal !
crashiog through the bridegroom = head
killing him almost instantly. He was
20 years old.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20

A despatch from Syracuse, New York,
ssys: The Rev. G. A. johnson, q color
ed preacher of Hamilton, Ont, lect,ired
; in Zion African NJ. K. Church here In
advocacy of Brother John Jasper's
theory that "the sun do move The
Speaker wore black dress suit and
white choker and energetically thump-
ed desk lighted by two smoky kero-
sene lamps. He said
Astronomy maintains that the
earth moves and the sun stands still,
and that's where differ with astrOn-
omy, though l am not prepared to
say that lift was not for astronomy
we would know little. if any thing, OF
the heavenly bodies. The great lunin.
airy that rules the day, | am prepared
to say, rs round, though l can't agree
with those who say the world isa globe.
Astronomers say the sun is 81, O0O, 600
rifles away. How do they know? Have
they measured it? This talk about
the distance between the sun and earth
| IL about as reasonable as the rest OF
the talk of the scientists. How did they
pace it otf?"
Here he paused for a reply, but the
stiffness was unbroken.
"Now, - resumed Mr.. johnson, these
astronomers who say the sun has no
mot on don't know any more about 1t
than do, and | say 1t has. If yon
take telescope and look at the dark
80 lts on the sun you will nee they IN owe.
That shows 1t has motion. The Bible
offers satisfa ,tory proof on this question
Let IA turn to Malachi and see what
be says; Don't he speak of the sun
rising aud going dowlH Look at Josh :
ua! Didn't he want the sun should stand
still? If it was not moving how could
it stand still? Perhaps some OF my
scientific friends will answer that.
Besides if the world is round and re-
wolves, we must be standing on our
heads part of the time. don't reInem
Der any such occasion, do you? They tell
us the earth is round. ! don't believe
it The earth is fiat and has four cor
ners, that's what believe, for the BIZ
BILE says the wind comes from the four
corners.
Somebody asked what the earth
stands on If it is fiat, and Mr.. johnson
said he could answer it ifhe wanted to,
but lie had had advertised TO answer
no questions, and he couldn't break
the rule. Those present seemed to be
IN UGH impressed and generally to agree
with Mr.. Johnson's views about the
movement of the sun.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
Indlcted for Jennie Cramer
Murder

The Malleys and Blanche Duglass
were indicted at New Haven, on Tues
day, for Jamie Cramer's murder.
Blanche did no, appear before tbs grand
jury, but the boys did, and Walter, at
almost the last minute, asked to ad
dress the jury, but his request was
denied. Only about one third of the
witnesses in the preliminary trial were
heard before the jury reached con-
clusIOn. Few facts ELECTED were solely
in the line of further contradictions OF
the alibi, placing Blanche Douglass
with Jennie Craner later than hereto-
fore testified to. The three being in i.
dicted together will have a joint trial.
The Malleys have secured ex'State At
torney Olnstead aud Stata Attorney
Waller, who prosecuted Hayden, TO
assist IN the defense The defense does
not promise to go on this term, but
Attorney DoolitIle, who employed a
detective for weeks after the prelimi-
nary HEARING, says the State is ready
to 90 on Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
LDCALTIME TABLE,
CORRE'TED DEOEM BER IS, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philadelphia, 2;o2, 2:le,es0, 100, $40 800, elo
9:S6, 1880, ll;s3 d. IN; 1915, sl2:48, l:60
23O, 400, SO, o,lO, 6:Ss, s:SS, 1000 p. m
Sundays, 2:02, $40, q. M; 300, 6.42, o:3S
T:02 9;b5 1000 .. IN.
New York, 1892: 8, $50, 100, Sb6, 1853 An
sl2:43, l.30, o:3S, b.42 p In. Sundays
20 2.l6a a. m, 5:.z, e:3s up. IN.
Baltimore. l25l, l37, 7:bb, GsS q. m; l26s
Al:O4, t0+, $50 p. N. Sundays, l2bl
1877, 1865 Il. IL.
Washington, 1851, 1877, 1865, s:as a: M; l2:ti
.l:O4, $3.50 p. IN. Sundays, l2:bl, LIST
7:bb o. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, l2sl
1898 a. H., l2:bb, 500 p. m. The 604 p. IN
train stops at way stations only between
perryville and Baltimore. Sundays
l25l a. III.
Porryville and Intermediate Stations, 500
Ill.
Now Castle, o:OO, 1886 q. M; loo, 800, o:2b p
IN. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 98i
a. m; LOO; $40 p. IN. No Sunday tralns
Delmar and intermediate Stations, sab q. m.
Loop. III.
H.; 300, 900 p. M.
delaware Western Railroad, IT'S, 1870 q. IN.
$50 y. IN. Sundays, 1880 d. H.; 900 p. N
ARglVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA, l2:43, l:27 7:Ab,7t2, s:S3, 9soa. n
1900 iu.: l2l6, l2:4b, 'l:O2, 800, 40
ibg, 6:4O, 90, 8:l5.6:40, 8:OD,9: lO:4b, ILL
p. H. Sundays, l2:l3 l:a7, ..76, 7:b2, ~, 10
q. H.; GOO. 1910, ll:lbp In.
New YORK., liz, 4:c2 1862, 1888 a. m; lz:4t
sI:O2, A:4i, 6:40 y. m; Sundays, III, 40
1862 a. II.
Baltimore, l;bS, 2:l4, $50, Has q. m; .l.:lI
l:l7, b.as,6:3S, o; Op. w.; Sundays, LOB, Ila,
a. H.; 5.G5. 1898. $50 y. IN.
Washington Lbs, FLA ll:s6 a. M; sl2:Al,
100, $40, 6:ssp. L.; Sundays, Ebs, &l4 .. IN.
$40 e:3s y. N.
PerryvilIe only, Y.O6 0. m,
Now Castle, s:As, 9:35 8. m; 1907, b:N, 90
p. IN. No Sunday Itains.
Delaware iisiIroad, SAB q. M; 1907, 6,96 p.
Ia. No sunday traiHs.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, so
3. H.; lh:S6, s:te p. III. sunday tr ains, a1'
delaware Western RailrOSd, 800 q. m; ALI
p. ID. Sundays, $40 D. m. $40 p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, Broad street depot, $3.50, 1880,
8.l5, 1890 l1:00 li.ab q m; 1850, e:lb $3.50,
40, $50, bl6, b:l6, GAO, 80S 94b, ll:s0l H.;
sundays, 1905, $3.50 q. NJ; 800, 9&b, u:Se
p. 70.
Philadelphia, IN srket street stataon only, 1888
a;lH. m.;'i2;25 y. m.;SuDdsys, lE3'+ IN
E cures marked thus (s) denote the limited
cypress trains
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
Axle WORKS be Revived.

Arrangements are about being per-
fected for the rental of the ODD axle
mandatory, corner Of Second and
Orange st-ests, which was formerly
occupied by Carswell Il Vandenbra TX.
Both Of these gentlemen being deceased,
tie works have been standing idle. A
Mr.. Smith, from Nsw York, was in the
city the other day, anJ 1t is though t
that he will rake charge of tho place as
soon as satisfactory arrangements are
made. Mr.. Smith has invented a
patent axle, which is prom ,uncei by
the carriage fraternity, as beinga good
invention, and they have no doLbt but
that it will meet with ready sale. This
ne " firm will be welcomed to Will
miRgton.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20

la the pocket of a drunkaIl who died
a few days ago in the city prison OF
San Franclsco was found curious
document purportlng to DO III brlef the
au, obiography OF mau WHO began
active lit' with more han the usual
share OF ambition and glory. In the
worn and almost il.eglbie page was
found the following description OF the
famous charge at Iialaklava, the writer
at the age OF siXteeu, having apDarently
been one Of the in...u.td SlA hunlre".
"I'he bugIes rang out their shrill call
to charge, and we went right at the
centre o. our foes. The shock MAS fearful
AS We struck against the enemy,
a MuScovite cavalry man, with look
as black as hate on his iace AMI his eye
Diazing, aimed his lance at my heart.
parted his blow and struck his
weapon down, and then dispatched
him. But it must have been from him
r. Ceived Il wound, for at night l found
my left boot full of blood, aud lance
wound right under the knes cap. In
striking down his lance, the point VI II
entered my leg but in tbs excitement
OF tb1 moment it passed unnoLiced. l
never could tell how we ever broke
through the Russian lines, but we did.
When we appeared on the other siue
! came to my senses, Then we met AL
other line Of the enemy, but our spirits
were up and we passed through them
like sheet Of li9uCniug. IL was ter
ritic work, and our troop, suffered
heavily. That wound under the knee
al 4 "A Dan Ia -
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
ID EdISTER'S ORDER.
X, REGISTERS OyFl>

ID E4ISTER'S ORDER.
X, RKGIsrER'S OyFl>
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan. IL, 1881.
Upon the application Of William P.Weldin
Administrator, Of Hiram H. Lodge.
late of Wilmington Hundred, in said county
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice cf granting of letters OF Admin
!stratiOn upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters In six OF the
most public places Of the county OF New Gas
tie, requiring all perso MS having demands
against the estate to present tbs same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made a nd provided: and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In tho
DAILY REPUBLICAN newspaper published
In wilmington and to be Continued therein
three weeks. (eO d.
Given under the hand ami Seal
IL.s.S of Office of the Register AZORES aid At
- Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
8. G. BIG9S, Register.
NOTICE. persons hay ing claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested to the Administrator, on
or before the 18th day of January, A. D.,
1888 or abide the Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided. n
WILL Am p. WELDlN,
Administrator,
r. y. FraiDl. his attorney,
Wilmington. Del.
Address :-Wilmiugton. Del. jl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
sHERIFF's SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q writ Of levsri faciss 10 me
directed, will be exposed ut public sale. at
, the hotel of Jacob y. Hyatt, In Newport,
Unristisna Hundred, NeS Castle county
Dol, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1882,
at 8 O'Clock, p. M.
All that certain mill property and lot Of
land sitnated In Mill Greek Huadred, In the
which according to recent survey Is bound.
ed and described as follows, namely: Be-
ginning at corner stake In the middle OF the
cross road, thence along or near the average
middle Of the public road which passes up
and near the mill race, these next eight
grees 40 minutes, west 8 chains and 90 links,
north 80 minu 81, west chains, north Q de-
grees 90 m nutes, east 8 chains and ~ linKs,
north n degrees 80 minutes, east 4 chains,
north 2 degrees IL minutes, east chains and
10 liz ks, north "a degrees 80 minutes, west
north about 80 degrees % minutes, west about
4 chains to II corner of lands OF Abner Wood
ward thence according to plot Of said Wood
ward land south SO degre es, cast chains
and 90 inks to corner near Pike Greek,
thence by the course shown In said plot, north
TN deg ees. east chains and ~ INKS 70
new corner, thence by lands Of said Mary
Mcdaniel, these next ID newly surveyed lines
TO wit tOutu 43 degree 10 minutes, east
chains ard 81 links, south y degrees, east
chain and 50 L. nks, south ~ degrees 80. min
utes, east chain and IS links to q Jrner near
the northGusterly end Of the dam breast, at
which place q branch ur feeder waters said
da n, thence south 80 degrees, west chain 81
inks, south WI d grees, east chains and
links to II stake In the old line, thence along
he foot of r.Sce bauk 80 tn degrees rs min
utos, west z chains and 20 links, south Il de-
ees IS minutes, west chain and 53 links,
south 81 degrees, west 2 chains and 70 liaAs,
south 20 degrees 81 minutes, west chat n and
II links, south 10 degrees 80 minutes wet 2
chains and 81 links, south "a degrees 20 min
utes, east | Oh ain and 81 links. south OIL DO
grees east l chain am 81 links, south III de
krees, east CHI in and DO links to stake BY
larry. hickory tree, south ~ degrees 81 min
utes, east chain and 80 linSs south 80 de-
grees SO minutes, east l chain and 90 links 10
the LII ddle of no bridge ia the pubilc road,
thence along the middle Of said public road,
outh 81 degrees 80 minutes, west chains
and 80 links to The place Of beginning coo.
tanning seveu and fifty five hundredths acres
of land, b. the same more Or less with grlst
MILL saw mill, frame dwelling, frame barn
and other out buildings thereon err cttd.
Seized ID taken In execution as the prop
erty ofHeorge M. ID. oh nson ind Eliza
beth NJ. his wife md tn be sold by
PHIL X. CLARK, Sheriff.
8 EtIFys OFsloa, v ilminxt0n, Del. JAP,
10, 1882. llo-is
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
The M asOnY.

The annual meeting of the Grand
CHAPTER of Delaware Royal Arch Ma
Sons, was held Wednesday at the Ma
sonic Temple. The following officers
were elccte for Ghe nnsu!ng year: Grand
High Prizes, Thomas Davidson, st
Johns Chapter, No. 4, Wilmington;
Iep lty Grard High Priest, g.. 7 Hail,
Adonrian Chapter, No. 8, Midd'etown
Grand King, Thomas Carpenter, St
Johns Chapter, No. !, wilmington
Grand Scribe, Thomas Huey, Washing
ton and Lafayette Chapter, NO. l,
Wilmington; Grand Treasurer, W. s
OH ley, Delta Chapter, No6 Whining
tom Grand Secretary, II. Is. Mclntire,
st.. Johns Chaptcr,No !, Wilmington;
Grand Chaplain W. G l.. Lewis, Ad-
orlan Chapter, No.5, MiddlotoXn.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
HEALIhlo WEALTH!

DIE @, Vests Nerve and Rrain Treat
ment: sDeafic for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Oonvr on Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston | S. of Memory, Spsrmatorrhea,
Imp ten. Lvolunt4ry Emissions, prelna.
ture Old al caused BY over exerttOn, self
abuse. or Q, er-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box will sure
recent cases. Each pox contains one months
treatment. Ono dollar a box, or Six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
.eipt OF price. we guarantee six boxes To
cure any case. With each order received by
US for SIX boxes, accompanied with hve dol-
lara we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money II tho treat
nent does not effect o cure. Guarantees
issued only by N B. Dantorth, Druggist
Dor. End and Market streets, wilmington,
Dsl.-Sole agent. noVIo-dSW
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
A MI d IA ter's Downfall.

Tne R,v. Charles Stocknar, pastor
of the Luthern cnurch at WahpetOn
Dakota, p.wned the communion set OF
tue church to a cheap boarding. house
keeper. Being finally turned out, lie
qnarterel himself On ap ,or .parishoner,
whom he robbed in the night Of $50, the
savings OF years. He then tied to
Manitoba. StoUkman had previously
failed to make proper returns TO IA firm
OF organ dealers by whom he had been
Employed. Officers are in search OF
him,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of levari facias to me
directed, will be exposed to pubic sale, at
the Court House, on Market street, be 1een
Terth and Eleventh streets, in the city o.
Wilmington. New Caste 10, Del, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY, 3lst, 1881,
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described real estate,vlf: All
that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land with
n brick dwelling house thereon erected, stu
ate the city of Wilmington, bond and
described as 'OloWs, To wit: Beginning on
the southerly side Of Fifth street. between
Warrington and Jefferson streets, at the dis
lance 100 feet from the westerly side OF
Washington str 'et, tho. ce sJutherlv parallel
to Was hing on street lib teet snd men,
thence west'r parallel to Fifth street Il H.
in thence mort ueriy parable. to washington
street ll3 IT. inch tIrlugh the middle vi the
par y wal of this and tho adjoining house 10
the said side of Fifth str. eC, and passing
thereby eat RI, ~ #. in. to the place OF be
ginning, be the sams mare or less. BOOK N.
vol. 3, age l62. &c.
Seiz and AIKEN in execution as the prop
erty of Lawrence Wander b AJAX, deceased,
Geo Ii. Ash, admiM't tor of Lawrence va n
denbr ak. deceased, and MARY VandenbraaR
his wife and co.mortgagor SURVIVING and t..
and to he sold by PHI X CLARK, Sheriff.
SHeRIFF UrFIUE, Whining ton, De- Jan.
10. 1882. je-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-01-20
Lynch Law IN Warrington Terri
tDFV.

SAN NCIsCO, Jan. ia des'
patch from Seattle, Washington Terri
tory, says James Sullivan and VIII
liam Howard were arrested there, yes.
terday. for the murder OF Gr'T%
Reynolds, a man they waylald anu
shot. The Committee OF sixty broke
into the Court room. took the prisoners
OUT and hanged Them. Leaving Sulli,
van and Howard suspended, the crowd
then went to the Jail, broke in the doors
and took out benjamin Payne, another
murderer. They carried him to the
place where Sullivan and Howard were
suspended and hung him. The Com
mittee of Safety has now Issued notices
that any one committing highway
robbery will suffer the penalty of death
in q summary manner.