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, 1883-06-30

Gram samples continue To arrive every honr
at the STATESMAN office from all points. The
latest is sonie very Gne winter club wheat
from the farm Of Mr.. +. T.. Hedger miles
south of Walla Wslia on Dry creek.
Mr. Ed. Fallon informed us yesterday
that he wonld have one thousand tons OF
wheat to ship this year, and that three oi
his neighbOrs would have an aggregate OF
over four thousand tons mGra-fve thou
sand tons OF wheat from four farms. Does
this ooL, as though the crops were gong to
be- L failure Mr.. Fallou's farm j. within
two miles OF this city.
Complaints are coming IN from the farmers
who leSidr adjasrnt Ia the city that the blessed
town cows are raiding their wheat sieids. On
Tuesday We noticed no lr-s than l. IN very
tine Held Of grain Just above the Washington
brewery. they had broken down n stont fence
and did much damage. Dion k-ei- is alsS
sufferer. Sevrnbrnke into his field and destroyed
the glain This thing is getting to he beyond
:, iak,. and we begin to think that thr "nly
remedy Will b- stringent n" fence LAW
, 1883-06-30
'"n'p'iiior> thasrinr,i.

J; IS always the llrgest assortment and
.N f'.'e' That command the trade. and
Al g. "hE Bailey 4 Doheuy have built
'''a d aI' 9as'n5s, The Betting trade
'-.''' Ia only 5~en partially supplied
.-.-. .a; >'a'r the advent Of this firm vou
'" Ar;nas yast what you want in
'l-H'y either IN Leather, Rubber.
--,-'> "H'th The miller, and consumers
'--a.iy aai very Convenient. OF course
Is a''~ all Undertaking to carry such =,
-''''i". NJ; and We don't exactly see
-. = '''=l 'la do i hrrr u Walla Wslls but
-, '..A'is because every body knows that
.- ave "hat they need, all the time and
~. - .rast Il looks that way to us.
''-..' ''.r goods they ship every dav
, 1883-06-30
Hoods in the East.

ALToN.-IIl.. June 25.-The magnitude
Of the Disaster ircm floods below this city
is Just beginning to be disclosed. The hreak
of the dyke below this city has caused de-
structiou covering wide area. The crops are
ruined Tor the year, and thousands OF fam''
ilIrs between Louisiana and Croiton are
homeless and fleeing before the floods.
Stock 10 the plumber OF 6,0OO had already
drowned in the American bottoms. Ieie-
graph communication is interrupted. Inc
river at noon was still rising, and encroach'
ing more and more ON the bottom lands.
Seventy square miles OF fertile farms IN
Madison county are under water, and as
much more IN St Charles county, back oil
east ST. Louis. The loss has already reached
several millions. All railroad communica-
ton with st. Louis is cut oil and trans are
transferring passengers to steamers. ABOUT
all the damage that can be done has been
done
, 1883-06-30
4 Pleasing Event.

After the regular meeting of Lincoln Post
&. A. f.. on Wednesday evening. there was
a little side issue not down on the bill
Our fellow citizen Mr. F. F. Adams, who
has been very active member of the Grand
Army Post here since its inception, Was pro-
NOTED at the last eucsmpment held at Seat
tie lev days since, to the important post
OF Ilce-Commander OF the Department Of
Washington. To show his appreciation of
the high honor conferred upon him by his
comrades, after the adjournment of the Post
for the evening the boys were invited to par.
take of a substantial collation. which made
them all feel happy. Ii was = happy occa-
sion and one long to be remembered
, 1883-06-30
'.e agricultural s.r,-,,

- 1 meeting O; the Wal!a Wara Agr,eul.
>---'s hvid last SATURDAY. a commit.
AYiS'a'ei to procure grounds aud
'-' -Pa programme far the forthcoming
--'. "S'nE u the fac, tha, our Ter.
'lAe 50 little ,nteres, in this matter.
'-' members arr nat over exertia, them.
''7' a. F5.li.ou 10 the fall meeting, Some
''' r'fFes' the opinion ,ha, should ,hey
''5 TAR 40 BY the hosri for couple Of
l'-'-, Il Would 70 crrtsn degree arouse
mag community to the Importance Of
'-7sr m~rtlng- They meet again
--'. saturday.
- 'ven decided 70 hold the county
=. = '-r " ala Walh Ddviug Park nesr
- ihr opening day will lie on urto.
, 1883-06-30
haatsyille Happeataxs.

HUNTSVILLE JUSs, -, lSs3.
Conference in session.
The frame OF Mr.. Polland's house is up.
MI Jas. Fudge Is laying the foundation
iof h's new house. II Will be the finest iu
town.
Several new houses are contemplated.
Mr. Modtin has started 4 butcher shop.
Success 10 him.
Our little dressmaker, Mrs. Denny, has
more work than she can possibly attend to.
School closed last Friday. Pro.. Bean
has been grand success as teacher sad wss
reelected.
Our Seminary has 4 stroag Executive
Committee. They are J. II. Richardson,
John Fudge and f. D. Baum. all solid busi.
Ness meD.
Rev. Evans was returned 10 this field of
labor for another Year.
Tha Methodis.s Will hold a camp meeting
about two miles above town commencing on
the 23d inst.
Rev A. X. Curtis. and family, moved up
on the Eckly mountains to-day, hoping the
change would improve Mrs. Curtis health.
NOVICE.
, 1883-06-30
NIpped In the Bud.

The substance of Mr.. Ritz views respect
ing the crops in this country found 'heif '
way mt, the California papers OF June I'd
aud aad, being sent from Portland Antiel'
n,,iny this. news OF a direct contrary nature
was ,elegraphed to the Associated fre'' II,
from IN. STATESMAN office on Mondiy. Ihe
1,,,o,;aa of Wednesday contains lengthy
.eleer,phic dispatch from the same source
also. Ii the papers below will depend
mon their teleei aphic correspondents
throughout the country for their iniorma'
ton, instead Of publishing trash from !!
man who wishes to see his name IN PRINT ~
would save them much trouble snd annoy
, 1883-06-30
We Come 10 Aiay.

Truthful representation, honest goods and
low prices are our stepping stones to success
II you want a neat stylish mt in a boot o,
shoe. Or good common sense comfortable one
Of the finest goeds, yet durable, or good
shoe for boys misses, children Snd infants,
call on J. S. Barrett, who keeps the genuine
Burt, n. Y. shoes. He has tn. freshest, larg-
est and most complete stock, adapted to the
wants Of the country. No. II, Main Street,
next door to post Office. mal4dwtf
, 1883-06-30
Murder In ihc fir>i Desrrr

-.-r.It. SIsTf-NANl
r.-.<. June After being out one
..i ff,y.aye minutes the jury in the
~ pm use rendered verdict of muir
....,,r. f-.t degree. The court room was
.rr,d. .pl the verdict received by the
,,,sr with apparent indifference. All
.sy taes bern III attendance at this ceieora-
..sn,-.-r ,a-e express great satisfaction at
..+-ri,a, rendered by each jury, and be,
...r ina, proper justice has been meted
, 1883-06-30
,u.u,r, to correspondents.

Sill, BnIy No, We are happy to state
~, there Is literally 10 truth III the absurd
-y-,,, that Plies B. Johuson refused an invi'
,.,.a isam tue We Presidential party t'
,....,,a, them IRON Portland to this city.
i-.,rrr however. that the Object OF hIs re'
-.,,., A.,.g was 10 work ms way IN with
..- P.,r. bar tLry happened to be supplied
-, .l.uau servants. anl had no use toI
tr u.!br ut irft oar city 50 suddenly
.-...l, have gwen our dear friend let
.r. . faammeA.ilt.on, i, being the best
A.. .t,.al Irra in0rvush.goinr iuubey oh the
I.f. t.s-t
, 1883-06-30
var biNihs ui>h~d Ni>itar>,

-'fTIooa there will arrive IN this
- ~ 'Fr''.! train U. y. Senator Elmnnds,
'r>.drat oi these United States. TT.
-'7,. ''ee President OF the N.P.R.
tx Arthur, son Of Pres,ieu, Chester A.
'---'. J. u. DOlph. c. II. Prescott, John
a>''stAnt general freieh, agent Stoke.
party -iTotf, on a tour of inspection
''r country. Senator Edmunds is one
&c 'ofeino>t statesmen % our land. ana ,
IA u-n oi uh,mPeaehabl. character. Vies
'F'drlt uakes Is well known on this coss.
'i'ifnAi man Of iuiomitable energy snd
1'''' aod President Wizards righ: hand
-1. VI the others 1t is unnecessary I.
IA as they stand high in the eoniiieue.
liz peoFle OF the entire northwest. Tn.
F-i'S arrived after P. NJ. and will prooees
'.''-'e over the road 10 the east via tn,
Northern Pacific.
, 1883-06-30

The following business has been transact
ed before Probate Judge Gli,hard since our
last report;
In the matter Of the estate Of Lew l.
Hungats deceased, residue OF estate distTibu-
Ted to Calvin 4. Hansste IN accordance with
the deceaseds las. Will and testament, sud-
ject 20 settlement OF debts.
Ia the mstteT OF th- estate OF Jacob lIief
decreased, inventory filed amounting TO si'Z-
81. and property exempt from execution ssi
apart for Use OF widow.
In the matter Of the adoption OF Mary
Elizabeth Glenn, minor. Jas. H. int'ie
and Mary A. Tu;tIe, HI. wife. author'zea 70
adopt saii ninor nnd-r the name oil Mali
Elizabeth futile.
, 1883-06-30
u,rr specimens.

r-,,k Pane has added to the SrATES'
.''. ..rs. some very valuable and hand
"a. ;.,.g. Of silver ore from the Com
-' mas. for which he will please ac-
.t,,ks The cabinet is now quite
~, ,.oH. q It Is the best collection oi
-. ,u! things IN tins city.
, 1883-06-30
The sh,ds~ Of the s.aiss~s.

The three men, who committed the das-
.ardiy murder at New York Ear last sum
m.r after . fs;r trial, have al! been convicted
OF murder in the mr., degree, and At Is nov
to b~ hoped that no sicsly sentlmenfahts
Will interfere with their just deserts. Ihe
crime was dastardly and cru-l' their T'ehm
WAS . man who coufded 10 them, and trust
ing In their friendship lost his valuable HE
let the same mercy they showed their VIC
tim be neted ont to them. Should they
by any legal technicsLty escape the sai'0s'
there Will BE- saiety only in the Vietianfss
, 1883-06-30
Removal.

r.. .r.-,, 10. removed to corner Third and
-. formerly occupied by Gross &
.. -. an,r,. .I.'iuins sehwabneher =, Bros.
- -,;.r. to IN the following popular
Brt.-. yl,.- including the Nebraska
-.4pr.nue gang, I.aBelle wagons,
...,sr.. G.ar, Scott L Cos. tras-
tsuin, engine, Gold Medal
Z - - , full line Of trSt.claSs mz.
, 1883-06-30
SECOND DAY-TuEsDAY, JULY THRU

Trtng under the rules of the National Trottng
association All trotting races to harness.
Running under the rules of the Pacific Blood
Horse Association
Ten per must accompany the nomination
Entrance for rottng to close June 10Th, running
June 25h, with Russell s Cannon, Walla Walla-
Four and three starters required for all
The ppretor the right to permit race with les.
luInter ni entries
e particular give description required by the rules
RUSSELL i GAGN0N PREF.
, 1883-06-30
The Cummins Murder Trial.

The case Of Mcpherson, at Dayton, va,
given to the jury at 6:30 P NJ. on Wednes
day evening, and after being out one and {
halt hours a verdict Of murder was brought
in. On the FIRST ballot the vote stood IL te
|, but was unanimous on the next. 1t is un.
derstood that an appeal will be made for 9
new trial in McPherson's case
, 1883-06-30
Sberins Sale Of Real Estate.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n In pursuance Of Decree Of foreclosure,
order Of Sale and Judgment issued out OF the
District Court of the Territory Of " ashington,
and for the First Judicial District thereof hold
ing terms AZ Walla Walla, Walla WallA cnun-
tv. in said Territory in q certain action therein
nending. wherein W j. Dyer, was Plaintiff,
and J,.hn G'Donnsll and Arahella ODonneLl,
x.ne Defendants, which said Decree, order Of
Sal. and Judgment MAS rendered In said action
on the 7th dsy Of May, A. D., lss5, in favor
of said Plaintiff and against said DEFENDANTS
fnr the sum Of 1858. &c. with interest from date
81 the rate Of . PER cent Per month. and the
further sum Of siS.S6, attorneys lees, together
with S3l. .45 eosts Of suit Now, therefore, BY
virtue Of said Decree of foreclosure, order of
Sale and Judgment, q certified copy OF which
has been duly issued out Of and under the Seal
ns said Court and 20 Inc directed and delivered
1 will I, satisfy said Decree Of foreclosure.
ord-r ef Sale and Judgment, said attorney s
ices interest, costs, and all increased costs, on
Monday, the yth day Of July. A. b. 1888. at
the hour Of O'Clock P N of said day. Al the
Court house door in the City AMI county Of
Walla Wslls, Washington Territory. dnly sell
ST Public Auction 10 the highest bidder the
premises in said Decree, order Of Sale and
Judgment, mention ed ard described as follows,
70 Wit: The Sc / Of the NV Of Section q,
Township North, Range IS East, situate
lyina and baing in Wslla Walla county, Wash
ington Territory, with all and singular the
kereditamen.s and sppurtenAnces tAer-unto
belonging.
Given under my hand thu 10Th day Of June,
A. ID. lss5.
2.6t JAMES Z. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of Waila WallA county. w. t.
, 1883-06-30
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL JULY
w 5th, l5o3. foe the furnishing of I00, coo
hsved Railroad Crass-Ties, u bs six inches
thick. nol les than eight inches lace and eight
feet long 0f sound and thrifty fret growth red
OF yellow hr and tamarsek, I" be delivered At
Doint. Convenient for loading nn the cars along
the Eue af the proposed Wslla Walla and
Pendieton Branch sr along the line of the road
now IN prnosSs a construction between Pendle
ton and Meschzm Summit. The Company
reserves TIE right 10 reject any and al bids.
For further information apply al the Office Of
ths neisssignsd, u whom al bids shmld be
aidr-s-sd, marked .'PfoJ1-sls for Ties
II. THIEISoN,
Ckiss Engineer o. Y. g. N 20.
, 1883-06-30

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY"
has been used with signal success in consumI
tion Of the lungs, consumptive night-swests
splitting Of blood, shortness OF breath, weak
lungs, coughs, bronchitis, and kindred affec'
tons of throat and chest. Sold by druggists.
, 1883-06-30

''Xl-n must sork and women weep,
So rnas the world away"
But they need not weep 50 much Il they use
Dr. P.sec-'. "Fsvorits Prescription. Which
cnrss ali the painful mslsdie= peculiar 70
wousu. Sold BY druEsistz
, 1883-06-30
laeekIu Statesman
otflcIAL COUNTY PAPER.
wheat sasls.

s,Ito the OrsgonioH says; in an
" bo1pt,ful wheat harvest dur
-! - ming season the importation 0l
- u, I'm Calcutta is on the increase.
-.l ,-la, ,g,li96n Ii bas. have been landed al 'n'
.'2 NJ, Mai dock within week.
, 1883-06-30
Wa|Ia waI|a Driving Park
" JULY RACE8l ~
WALLA WALLA DRIVING PARK
July 2, 1883, and Lasting Three Days.
PRoGR M MI
July z. 1883, and Lasting Three Days.
PROGR a MME-

horse $50, second horse slO0. third horse so:
Saddle Purse-For horses not bred and used
for racing. single dash Of one mile. Purss. $50
THIRD DAY-wEpsrspAY, JULY FOURTH
Running and sne-eighth mile dash.
Tree for all Purse $500; first horse $50, sec
ond horse $50, third horse $50.
Trotting-2:32 class. free for all horses that
have never beaten 2:32, mile hests, in 5.
Purse $500: first horse $500, second horse sl5O,
third horse SO.
Runnins-One-hah mile dash, free for all
Purse 500; first horse Si25 second horse 80.
third horse S25
, 1883-06-30

NssIee fer Pablicaflsh.
JOHN HOLDEN.
LAND OFYIoE At WALLA WALLa,
May Is. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has hled
notice of his intention 10 make final proof N
support Of his claim, and that said proof win
be made before u. s. Land Ofice At Walla
Walla On
JULr ;. 1883,
viz: John Holden, HID No. 1858, for the NN}
NEt and ::NEt NWt. Sec p and Swt SIT
and SCI SWt, Sec %, Tp7. n R IS Z: He
nan,sa the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous residence upsn and cultivation OF said
land. viz: George Savage, Wm. Semp.e.
Michael Danovan, Ed. Baker, all of Wall.
WallA County.
, 1883-06-30
,,,lebraied Cn>e.

,. ...,.. ,raJabls that Mr.. Michael ocSn. q
c,l.-,rrs. ILL.,, is not related to the
-I '' MI. O'Conuor. He says: SD
&C. rr, cured Inc Of dyspep'ia and
- l-.l..ty.
, 1883-06-30

PrspeSals-
ot.alsd bids viii be received until June 2tn
Sbv ths Board Of Trustees CT the Presbyten
an church. for the erection OF church edinos
an cor. Of Birch and First streets One oia
Will include al brick work, and one all ~o"i
Tork. Plans and Specifications may be seen ~
the Office Of the Treasurer OF the ehurch'
Sheriff ]. 3. Thompson N the court noeIr-
tn. Easrd reserve. the right to reject all bid-.
dyl--lt
, 1883-06-30
Abstract Of 1itles:-'
iAnb or WAltA WALlA COUNTY
AND clTv3

Bston ys,l bug, seii Or io"', see "Asi a.
,,.,,, titl. *. Ma,sy errors kar, been niaas
"a transfer; Of osll estate. aud many 'nST MOI,
oa,,s and jaJqmsl.ts paid arc not caHo't,'d
IA aEstra,t oJ yo,rr t.tis icOa'id J'"'e nss
Li,.ts aaa .ire gOa trosibIs and s5esiase-
4. REYES AYkES
OGies at Count Hosls>
, 1883-06-30
MARRlEb.

HARDwlcK -REDMAN-In this city on the
q inst BY ]. d. Lamsn, J. p, John Rsrd-
wick to Miss Minerva Redman.
, 1883-06-30

NvNE"F. NI' n. sept -. $50
.a have Lrrn taking Hop Bitterz for
.54I.4tian Of kidney ani bladder. 1t la.
.a~l.r DE- what f.ur doctor, failed 10 do.
effect g Ii.r BITTER ,rrm~i Ike masi,, o.
-- ". l.. CARTER.
, 1883-06-30
4 Ihirl Of foiirr Irir, 10 hill an Editor.

I.~ As,fF-. Junr ",.-Abuut " o'clock
...- -i.,u.-,n H-DTy kiu-. chief Of police
-..' Oh rae riscr Il Na.or Horace Bell, editor
. 4rr' in Nrw Market hlnrk. ana
u.l -L. I1uI bred Il ErIl. Uh1 Wl> sitting
-.'h bis !r,, ",rr a char. Bel ,prang 10 hi,
'.-, g.pri~4 With hi, as>,ilant and threw
--. Er.-, ,au rushed in from thr- COMPOSING.
a,'h 4 hr4vy mailrt and struck kins r.
-1"..y .u TIE h~-i. hrui-in., him haIly al
leo Ht -rri"u,ly inlurinr Inn. Constable
aaia 'iaGA'~d the cumba,auts. The diiii-
rs .'r" "ut Vt articles in the f,Trapias, ar
.saa. kn, attcill integrity. Some DAYS
'"ri hms brought suit aeain>, Bell tor
.-...t. .'.-. aud the ,a,r M, - have been
.'-.i ..-u"Ir'7. IA the superior c"ut.
, 1883-06-30
. wheat sacks.

Offered to farmers in quantities 10 saii
and on the easiest terms by
iu2Sdw DusESsEEY BROTHER.
, 1883-06-30

re hnee' drastic. gripping, sicksning Pills
~ iAs' being superseded by Dr. Pirrc-'s
rarsa'iss Pellsts" Sold by drassista.
, 1883-06-30
SssIee-TlnbeY Culisre.

GR,ssr T. WHICH vs.. ISAAC T. PArL-
Us. LAND OFFIct,
WALLA wALLA. May p, 1888
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN e.
u tered 1t this of6ce by Geo l. "elGe
against Isase E Panf for fAnur: 70 so%sy ~,
~;th isy. ss 10 Timber Culture entry No iSa''
dsted Nav 2l. IssI, upon the northwest guar
Ter a ,,ction 10. Township II. north OF ksns'
SF7W Ma. is Walh Walla County, v ssh,
ington Ty., With view 70 c.ncsli:s,"n q s,a s.a
entIy: eo.t.~4ant slla;zlng thst sAid ram ma
f.iled 70 cnltisste 1--WE acres required og ~
law % be eultivstsd the second year ol u
tr.ct eIsiro.d. the said parties are hsTeoy s0H
moned - appear 1t this aihee ON the
nH DAr or JULr. 1855.
,Ik n. 70 reuond and furnish Tee
t;n,ans co1oerning said alleged t.,inse.
''A''' JOS. JORGENSEN. hsslslef.
, 1883-06-30
FIRST DAY MONDAY, July ssooSD.

Running g-One-half mile dash. frte for all
2-year-rlds. Purse, Sl50; first erse $50. Sec
| ond horse sI5. third horse, Sl5.
TrOtting-Free for all 3-year-o!ds and un Ter
mile heats, best in 3. Purse $500; first horse
slS0, second horse $50, third horse so.
SECOND DAY-TuEsDAy, JULi THIRD
Running -Three-q quarter mile dash. novelty
race. Purse 500; first horse to quarter pole
$40 hrst horse to half-mile SO, first hors- To
three7quarter pole SlO0
Trotting-2i0 class, free for all, mile heats.
9 in ;open to Lewiston.) Purse. 500 first
, 1883-06-30

"t'!l IEffh. y y. Feb. Il. lSsU.
"t''N-l have hrru very Iuw. and have tried
-.'.'i..a-, Z. n' advantage. h-afa your
A 3 h''-fs rr."m4enird by 80 many. con
.l.i 8. sirs them 4 tiial. / lid. and now
-.. a......i. and constantly improving. and am
H-a..y a, ,'5.U. -, ever.
". II WELLER.
, 1883-06-30

had breakfast earlier than usual this morn
ing; had supper about dark; do MT remem-
Der what Ezra vas doing that day; no one
else was at our house that day. Tyrrel was
not at home that day; staid al night MOI
day night; FIX this particular Sunday BY my
husband going away and my children going
fishing; Charley and Frank went of TO-
gether; they went east trom our place 10.
ward 0wenby's: Charlie is Is years old.
, 1883-06-30

LAND OrFicr At WALLA WALLA,
May 3. 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
N the following named settler has hled no
tice Of his intention to make final proof 10 sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof vii Be
made before u. g. Land Ofice At WaliA WAilA
on
july llrH, 1883.
Viz: Charles Stroup. Ds 1923. for the II SEA
and 81 swf, Sec. 10. TSN, X SO Z, Ne
names the following Witnesses 70 prove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultisat OF aid
Land. viz: Wm. Dering. Thos. Dering, Ely
Moore and Jss Spaagiea, al OF WallA waii.
County. JOS. JORGENSEN, Register
, 1883-06-30

NIPTERN ACRES OF GOOD LAND
u miles east Of t@Gn Inquire Of
J. Il f4AMAS.
J-02g
, 1883-06-30
EZRA SNopERLY.

Deft swOrn.-Am the deft. in this sctioD;
! recollect hearing Of the killing OF Cummins
last summer; it was IN July; was living st
fathers house in Garfield county, north
west Of POmeroy N Falling spring settle
ment; had lived al farther's since June; had
my fsmily with me; 1t consisted ot wife and
one child: At time OF murder | was driving
header wagon for E man named Howard, do
not remember when We started out; think
had been working about ten days before |
heard Of murder; am acquainted with Can
ada Owenby: heard his testimony yester-
day; never had conversation with HIM IN
regard 70 rotbing Cummins; | heard ms
staternen. about stealing other things IRON
Cummins: took piece OF rope and that Is
all / ever told HIM about stealing anything;
there never WAS any arrangement made be-
tween 0wenby, Mcpherson aid myself for
robbing Cammins: recollect the testimony
of 0wenby; the impression is on my mind
that saw 0Wenby At my fathers place on
the Sunday before the murder; We were
talking together: he asked me 10 go and
help HIM hunt horse tha, he had bought Of
Ed. Wilson. At the time | went with HIM
to look for the horse, think it WAS the Sun
day before the murder: We found the herse
on Meadow gulch. He came to fathers
house IN the forenoon; think we were gone
nearly all day, The question OF robbery
was not broaehed to me; heard Tyrreis
testimony yesterday. The reason that |
went TO him in the manner that | did was
because | was accused OF the murder, and
Mr.. Wilson had sent mau named Davis to
tell me that Owenby had been arrested for
the murder Of Cnmmins and they accused
me Of being in it, Mr.. Davis said that Mr..
0wenby was about to turn states evidence
and implicate me, and ii ] was guilty they
would give me show TO turn states evidence
myself. | saw sheriff Wilson and told him
| knew nothing about it at all.
, 1883-06-30

From the Dayton Caronicie We CLEAN the
following IN relation to the great murder
case now in progress at that place. 1t will
be seen by the subioined how shallow the
defense w.s, and the verdict Of the jury Will
give general satisfaction
, 1883-06-30
TOO THIN.
TESTIMONY FoR fHE DkFESsE n THE
sNeDDERlYs N InE CrnnISs
ATRDER TRIAL

Very Transparent Iyiaenee--Ihe Aeeused
Unable 70 Rreak Dswn the Banning
Faets ElieiteA BY the Prosecution
and the Jury, Aiser Being 0sI
0ae nssr Fi,A Hin Guilty Of
Murder In the FirI
Dexree.
, 1883-06-30
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, 1883-06-30

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, 1883-06-30

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, 1883-06-30

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, 1883-06-30

Persons calling for these letters will Pleasr
..v ..,dv,rtisea WM. STNE, p. VI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-11-30

prisoners, Information has been filed against them for murder. The inquest now in progress will be concluded si noon. This afternoon the prisoners will be taken to Greensburg fora hearing. The names of the injured arr as follows: dead, J. V. Haymaker; injured, James P. Watson. probably fatal, ChsA SsAm- mer. 0 T. Ray, aud John McClsllAnd
 This morning fifteen lined nen be- longing to the Weston force arrived, and are now on the ground, but lAve not attempted any violencs. Fourteen of the Western force, vho participated in the riot have been arrested and taken to Greensburg. where they viii be given a hearing this afternoon Bo~ser Is charged with mnrdsr; the others. riot end felo- nious assault
 Everything is quiet The Sheriff has notified both claimants to keep cf of the disputed grounds The feeling is intsnsr, and tsvors the Pennsylvania Fps, Co