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BASEBALL proverb-A run in time saves
the nine,
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THE for putting the has again.-Bos-
ton Star.
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ACCORDING to an unascertained entomolo-
Gist, mosquito resembles charity when
l. begins to hum.--ROcheSter POst-EIpreSS.
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PRESSED for money! suit of clothes
Cincinnati Irdueler.
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FORTY BILLION GERMS.

COLD weather affects your wrap 1t tight.
Independent
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DARDANELLE, ARK.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Groom says:
"Brown's Iron BitteTs is the best medicine
in the world and is efecting miraculous
cures.v
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A GUILT frame-The prison window
Boston Bulletin
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DIR. PIerce's "Favorite Prescription"
always becomes the favorite remedy Of
those who try it. II is specific for all TO
male weaknesses" and arrangements,
bringing strength TO the limbs and back,
and color to the face. or all druggists.
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SLIGHT Of hand-A maiden's REFUSAL
Defroff Post
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EVERY father should paddle his own;
can you?-N. Y. Netcs.
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
ThompSon's Eye Water Druggists sell 1t. 20c
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THE first weather report-Thunder.-
Pittsburgh Telegraph.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.

wIsE's Axle Grease never gums.
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ALL recommend Wise's Axle Grease.
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11 -000 REWARD wili be paid 10 any ch,,u,-.
pA,ONS who will ind on analysis 81 IGj V,iieSmit
s. > s. One particle Of mercury iodde potassium ~
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawers Atlanta q,
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed -.
to applicants 'eu iiee
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Won lOOllSH Olu uOS, Suiu HC dS Sdi ~
leaped down the steps.
Carlo put his nose down to the ground
and snuf1ed at some little tracks in the
snow, then he gave quick little bark,
and ran out into the road and down the
hill on brisk trot, every now and then
stopping bit to investigate the foot
prints, for the wind had drifted
the snow into them, and they
were hard to follow. He paused a
moment at the gate of Aunt Mary's
house, uttered growl of contempt at
the Jack o. Lantern, and then ran wild
" into the woods, and on and on until
he reached the spot where poor little
Bessie was living. He licked her cold
face, he barked wildly, he tore at her
clothes. but it was all in vain, he could
not wake her. Then he tried to drag
her along by taking fold of her dress
in his mouth But finally he gave up
the attempt, and running to the edge OF
the woods, which was only little dis
lance off, took survey up and down
the main road. then he gave a quick,
joyful bark. and ran headlong toward a
house a few rods distant, where light
was glimmering at the window. Reach
ing the door he barked and howled in
the most frantic manner. A man soon
opened it, and looked out in surprise,
"Why, bless me-" sad he, "if this
amt Squire Trafton's Carlo. He knows
me, have worked at the 'Squire's SC
much. But what can he want? Cold
old fellow? Want to come in and warm
YOURSELF"
Carlo seized his coat in his teeth and
tried to drag him out-Of-doors.
Something must have happened"
said the man. "Carlo knows more than
boy, any day, and he'd never act SC
for nothing. P'r'aps the old Squire or
some of the family have met with ar
accidents team has broke down oil
something. I'm going out to see."
And hastily donning his hat and over
coat, he followed Carlo, who after fawn-
ing upon him to show his gratitude, rar
ahead, every now and then looking be.
hind him to see if he were coming, and
going back to pull his coat little, as q
hint that he had better hasten his foot
steps. They soon reached the woods
road and the little, dark bundle lying
there, that was Bessie. The man, Mr..
Spencer was his name, lifted her in his
arms and ran home with all his might,
and Carlo ran by his side, never once
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q Gc A WEEK In your own town. Terms and
DVO IS outhtfree. Addrs .Hallett Co PnrtlandM Mo
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cessions made the vatican by the bill
passed by the Prussian diet on July last.
RUSSIA.

LONDON. Nov. ga st. Petersburg cor
respondent says: In an interview with q
prominent Russian statesman the latter
pictured the position and pros
poets of the Nihilists, and
said Vera Philipora, recently arrested
at kharkoff, was the actual head of the Nj
hlllst executive committee. She has writ
ten a voluminous confession, showing that
she and another woman, who chose south
Russia as their field of enterprise, had
alienated the allegiance of many army Of
tlcers, forty of whom have been arrested
The Nihllists are miserably weakened in
men and means, having lost many promi-
nent members in the last two years. The
arrest of Vera Philipora is the worst blow
OF all. They now regard Lavroff, in
Paris, as chief of the campaign
now to be conducted from without. In
Russia the Nihilists are broken into widely
scattered groups, each more or less indie
pendent of the rest. They are driven to
murder and robbery, in order to obtain
funds.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

PARIS, NoY. 6.-The GuuloiS publishes
a report of an interview with the Marquis
Tseng, Chinese ambassador, at his res
idence in Falkstone. England. in which he
said if war occurred between France and
China, which he deemed probable, AMMAN
wouldbecome an ally of China and France
would need to maintain 10000 troops
there to overcome their united forces. 1t
is reported early settlement of difficulties
in Madagascar may be expected.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Times says: A
telegram from Tricon, French agent in
China, to Prime Minister Ferry, stating
that LII Hung Chang, disavowed the policy
Of the Marquis of Tseng on the Tonquin
question, which will form the subject of
an Important dispatch from the Chinese
government to France. 1t will express as
constituent at Tricon's telegram and un-
qualified approval of the manner IN which
the Marquis Tseng carried out mis- instruc-
tons in regard to Tonquin, and also ex-
press the surprise of the government of
China that the French cabinet received
Trieon's telegram without question as to
the correctness of its statement and used
it publicly in the chamber of deputies.
Washington, ambassador of England,
in an interview, expressed the belief that
the Tonquin question would be cause of
extended negotiations between France
and China, but would not cause rup-
ture.
Clemeneau has abandoned his suit
against the Morning Neq0s of Paris, the
manager promising to publish Clemen-
eau's letter, denying that he had any in
terview.
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OLD WORLD NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Chief Justice Cole
ridge consulted Chas. Russell and others,
leaders of the English bar, regarding the
differences of procedure in the high cour is
of England and America. One of the
points discussed was the admission of
foreign lawyers to practice in the English
courts.
1t is probable the government will in
troduce at the next session of parliamen,
household suffrage bill, which shall ap-
ply throughout Great Britain and Ireland
alike. A bill for redistribution of seats
in the commons will probably follow. .
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Hempstead & Co., en-
gineers, have failed. Liabilities 100000;
assets e2SO,OO0.
DUBLIN, Nov. cit is reported an Off
cial investigation will be ordered into the
circumstances of the recent riots at Lon
donderry and the actions of the officials al
that place.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Ssudents of ST. An
drew's university have proposed the name
of United States Minister Lowell for the
rectorship.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The international bench show at New
Orleans will begin on the 18th inst. sElrN
At Csnnonvilie, Tenn, Saturday night
James Garry killed Thomas Eel over a
game of cards.
at Baptist church festival in Madison
Ind, Robert Dnlee. colored, stabbed and
killed David Bowler.
Judge Linn at San Francisco has order
ed that Aggie Hill furnish Photographic
copies of the alleged marriage contract
with Senator Saeron.
The Canadian government has been re-
quested 10y the United States authorities
to furnish further information in relation
to the operation of the postal savings baak
system of Canada.
Everybody KnowHIt
When you have Itch, Salt Rheum, Calls, OF
Skin Erupdons oSany kind, and the Piles, tina,
you know without being told of It, A. P.
Wilkes ,sR. E. Zimmerman and E. Sterile, the
druggists, Will cell you DR.. Bosanko's Pils
remedy for fifty cents, which affords immediate
relief. A sure cure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BELGRADE, Nov. 6.-Servian troop s
under Gen. Nicolitick. attacked the rebels
at Cena Reka yesterday, and fighting is
also proceeding to-day, with the result I'M
known.
BELGRADE, Nov. "a summary example
will be made OF leaders of the revolt at
Gina Reka. The president Of the civil
tribunal at Misch will preside over the
commission of judges accompanying the
military expedition which has been sent to
suppress the disorders.
MADRID, Nov. 5.-Senor Reniz Gomez,
minister of foreign affairs, has informed
his colleagues that the controversy with
France, growing out of the i'll treatment
of King Alfonso in Paris has been settled.
Ihe Correspondence says that the govern
ment has decided to appoint Marshal
Seranos, Spanish ambassador to France,
IN place of the Duo de Fernan Nunez.
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GERMANY,

BERLIN. Nov. Count Won REDEEM,
grand chamberlain to the emperor, il
dead.
BERLIs, Nov. 6.-Dr. Dousger, prsxi-
dent of the royal academy at Munich, and
leader of the Old Catholics, writes that the
Old Catholics may take part in the fes.i-
vities Of Saturday NEXT, in honor Of Martin
Luther, apart from religious grounds be-
cause he did so much for the language,
letters and education Of the country as to
deserve the everlasting thanks of au Ger
mans.
BERLrN, Nov. "a Rome correspondent
says DR.. Won Schloezer, Prussisn minister
to the qoly Sea, has not alluded to the
question OF notification of appointment
since his return to the vatican, but merely
demanded the resignation of Cardinal
LedOchosski, of Posen, and Archbishop
Aelchere, Of Co.osce, in return fo- CON
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SPORTING.
Brighton Beach Faces

BRIGHTON BEACH. Nov. 6.--seven -sighths
mile dash, year-olds, Miss Brewster won,
Eros second, Sugar Plum third; time.
1:341a. Mile and seven-eighths, Herseny
won, Edwin A second, Ell Captain third
time 1891. Mile, Boz Sedan won, Bar
ney Aaron second, Itaska third; time A.
Mile, Orange Blossom won, Little N Sec
ond, Brunswick third; time 1:43A. Mile
Ligna won, GraAite second, Mikes Pride
third; time 1.451a. Three-quarter mile.
three-year-olds, Pilot won, Deliliah sec
ond, Holyrood third; time 1:171s. Mile
and quarter, hurdle race, Buckra won
Brides Cake second, Bully third; time 2:1s
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Everybody KnowH 1t.
A Press fer Iadia.

DIES MsINls, Iowa, Nov. 6.-The sxecu-
tive committee of the Wsnan's Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist Epis-
copsl church, now holding Its annual SEES
sion here, has voted to raiss $4,000 for
the establishment of the first voman's
periodical in India. David O. Cook, a
Sunday school publisher, has given ST.
200 Cottrell steam printing press as an
American mission press in India. This
will be the first steam printing machine,
except those in government use, in India
and will soon be on it's way.
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SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 5.--Inquiry at
the ofics of the Denver Rio & Grends rail
road and Union Pacific ELECTED q state
nsnt that the freight will noi be adjusted
Wednesday.
shock of earthquake occurred at
Cave Crssk, Utah, yesterday; Ne damage
done.
Bullion shipments last week from this
city, sixty cars. The banks bullion rs
receipts to-day, $4,000.
The organization of enti-2ormon So
sizes east Is severely condemned by.tks Nor
mon press
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STArE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
Smss. In Probate Court special term, Move mber
In the matter of the estate of George L. Otis,
deceased:
On reading and fling the petition of Ephraim
ots and Charles E Otis, executors OF the estate of
George L. Otis, deceased representing among other
Things, that they have fully administered said estate,
ana praying that q time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing their account of admins
tratlon, and for the assignment of the residue Of
sa7q estate to the narties thereto entitled by law;
IL IS ordered, That said account be examined,
and petition heard By the Judge OF this Court, on
saturday, the fist day of December A D. 1888, at 10
O'CLOCK am, at the Probate Office in said county
And II Is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons int: ested, by publishin, q
copy OF this order for three successive weeks prior
70 sad DAY OF hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, a
newspaper printed and published at Saint paul. in
said county. -
By the Court,
IL. 8. VIM. B. MoGRORTY
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK RoBERr Jr., Clerk.
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LEGAL,
Administrator coIo

1, the undersigned. administrator ~ tho oo+ate.
of +. A. Thorp, deceased, will. on the 10th dav
of November, 1888, at 10 o'clock, a. m. at the
front door of the court house, in Saint Panl in
said county, sell the following accounts belong
ing to said estate, against the following nsned
persons: Richard Dietrich for SCI 81: Mrs. M.
Rich, sll u; Griswold y scadder, 81. rs; Prop.
Chas. Boudine, $3.50; Griswo!d Sperry, $500:
VIM. schmotter, $3.50; G. G. Smith, sl.20; W
Il. s. Wright, $3.50; J. Rauseter, 81 81, and
Mrs. King, 75c, for cash.
CHAS. FABER, Administrator.
November 5, 1888. 3l0-12
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Jerome Park Extra.

JEROME PARK, N. Y, Nov. 6.---Extrs race
day. Three-fourth mile; Wandering won
Vintage second, Greenland third; time 1:19
Mile and one-eighth; Corsair won, Bella
second, Haledon third; time 2:O04. Mile
Wandering again won, Blue Peter second
Haledon third; time 1:46115. Mile and one
half; General Monroe won, Greenland Sec
ond, Paterson third; time 2:4224. Steeple
chase, full course; Major Wheeler first
Abraham second, Gath third; time 2:2O.
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in 1887. He is noted for his gifts to this
Guy, among which is the Willard free Ii
brary, now nearly completed. To his
energy and perseverance was due the con-
struction of the Wabash s. Erie Canal,
which played go large share in the
Development of this section.
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st. Loal, PoIloe rs expIss.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. e.-Tne court Of ap-
Psals this morning deci&sd the application
for writ Of csrterosr qusshiIg the pro-
seedlings of the board Of police commit
sionsrs in removing eI-chisf Of police
Campbell. the decision virtually rein
states Campbell al chief of police,
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A crisis in the glass workers strike il
believed TO be at hand. The nauufactur.
ers having manifested q willingness O.
meeting the employees, the latter tonight
asked for conference next Thursday az
ternosn. when it il believed q compro-
mise viii be effected snd work resumed il
sll factories.
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T.lL Hsnlaa pu. U1e

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-John Teemer, the
young oarsman who made an excellent re-
cord at the Pullman regatta last summer,
to-day deposited $500 with the Sporting
Journal, of this city, as a forfeit for a
three msle and turn race with the cham
pion, Edward Hanlan, for stake of So
600 side, the race to occur at any point
mutually agrsed upon. Teemer expresses
Willingness to row this season or early
next year.
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EVANSVILLE, hd., Nov. 6.--WiIlard Car
pezter, the Esalthiess man OF this section
of the state, died this morning as 1918.
He vas born in Stafford, Orange county,
New York, IN 1903, AID came to this city
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Did She DfsS

''So; she fingered and suffered along, piuing
''sTsy al tho tina for years, the doctors doing
''her no good; and at last was cured by this Hop
s'Bitters the papers say SO much about. Indeed
'slndeed. how thandul.ue should be for that
G-a.d;c51o
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Nav 18th.

GsSTLSAzS-Hsying been . sufferer for .
long time from nervous prostration and general
debility, wss advised to try Hop Bitters. 1
have taken one bottle, and hsvs been rxpidly
getting better ever since, and think it the best
medicine / ever used. 1 an nov gaining
strength and appetite, which wss an gone, and /
wss In despair until 1 tried your Bitters am
Cow wall, able to go about and do my own work.
Before taking 1t, was completely p-ostrated.
MRS NARY srUAEF
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CHICAGO TRADING.
QUITE A BRISK DEAL IN THE WHEAT
And CORN PITS.

Strength Later in the Day-The Barley
Business Improving Somewhat-A Bet
ter Demand for Flour-PIovisions Lit
tie Lower and Stagnant.
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short rib sides was only
moderately active. Offerings not very
large, and the demand was somewhat linn
tied. Prices were not so strong, and dur
ing the middle of the session declined 211a
@5c per 100 pounds and the market closed
quiet. The shipping inquiry was fair, but
the offerings light. There was no session
on the call board to-day.
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grading of Third street from Broadway to
.he son street, came up, and upon motion,
the same was duly confirmed.
adjourned until the 24th inst, at p. n. .
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
IL. Il. uoRMAN, Clerk Board of PublicWorks.
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*4*"Hagnifcent promises sometimes end in
paltry performances" magnificent exception
to this is found in Kidney Wort which invaria-
bly, performs even more cures than it promises
Here is a single instance: "hother has recov-
cred, !" wrote Illinois girl to her Eastern rela-
tives. ''She took bitters for a long time but
without any good So when she heard of the
virtues of Kidney Wort she got be1 and it has
completely cured her liver compaintn
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FLIES AND Bgss.
Tt6h Irfn =

Flies, reaches, ants, bea-bas<, rats, nice,
gsphers, chipnunks, cleared eut by "EsxgA o.
ksts.o l5e,
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y.rdist Asni,s. Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The suit brought by
the heirs Of the Kerr estate against the
South Park commissioners to recover the
value Of Ill se,ss of land in the heart Of
one of the city parks. which las been In
the courts thirteen years, was decided in
the United States district court to-day, the
jury rendering veraics for the hsirs,
fixing the value of the property ct $35s,-
COO at the time taken possession OF, which
with interest amounts 70 over $500, 900.
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Over 500 delegates have now expressed
their intention of being present at the
Ficks5urg cotton convention, Ekich be-
gins November q.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Jacob Hohn's ice
house, three miles south OF Newport, KY,
burned lass night. Loss, $4,000; insur-
snce, $4,000.
NosSAI. Maine. Nov. 6.-The Island
hoase, near Oxford, barned. Loss, S35, coo;
insured
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.

Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr, Clerk.
pON7-Nrad-lyU
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n N d
Dean sad Professor of Surgery. United
States Medical Collage of New York:
editor of Medical Tribune; Author Of
Gums New and Improved Handbook
of Hygiene and Domestic Medicine, etc.
etc
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PAT EN- 7 S

Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing an cxper fenced Attorney resi-
dent in " ashington F. A. lehman, so
hcitor OF American and Foreign Patents,
Washin gton, D. G., has had years of sue
cessful practice, and was formerly an Ex-
aminer of Patents in the Patent Office.
All business before the Courts or the De-
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tingent upon sut cess. Send fnr circular.
POStof1cs Hours.
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and from toui until SIX P M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
ur,ays after four O'Clock M.
5. 9. SILSBY,
i"hho CITY, Dec 8, il. Postmaster
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CRINIINAI.GTdES
The lanes Trial at GallaiIn Plan Of De-
teuse- Tragedy at EIgin Illinois.


sr Lama Au,n., qn p,yt-Di..
r,,rb an III, srrc,,I anu. rl,o iin.,frh,
,ntcnsn In The I,,nrs triaI wax ,g5rcd
upnn nj the cnn,ult,tiou Of tttlrpcy- n. 1
night and Briefly srnird f.. aIbi. and mis-.
taken Identity. Atuc c1nvrnlng of III,
court thl. morning Mr.. Eu.h uadc H.,
opening statement tor the defense. II,
dwrlt ut length upon Jumr| efforts 10 get
AMY from the band and denied that
FraLk had ever lett Kentucky. lie cam
ol napiney between D,ck idiIcll. tie
fori-, the llllipn- ana III ON iial7 oi
state 10 hang Frank james.
81. broseu-' attorney u ihl'n, whn
Wa on the train AT Winston, "a, the mr.
witness 81 gmincd for The defense. "
told OF the entry OF TWO men into lh'
smOkinE car with drawn reviewers. The
larger OF the TWO devoted himself To The