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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20
als OF CRYSTAL PALACE.
OVER THE CITY,

Neck wear at Bauman q.
Fine maple.sugar at Bouche's.
Fish and oysterslat. Bouche's.
Yesterday was lovely, sunshny day.
Caperan &. Bond..are the. boss groccrs.
Attend assignee sale at Crystal Palace.
Merchants. lunch.all day at the "oillce.'
Fine groceries atlow prices at Caperan 4
Bonds.
Fresh groceries at Bouche's, opposiet
HERALD.
VIII begin 10 spread on Monday the finest
lunch ever set IN the city at the "0flce." :
Buy your groceries Of Capernn 4 Bond,
See their low rates In advertisement.
Ike Cnntrell was fncd $26 and cost IN
~TTiSs- '',pl+sSi. ss-d
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Latest Novelties
ailv received at Bau msn's.

They don't make any fuss about it, but
1t is nevertheless fact, that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps superior brand of whisky ,
and liquors OF every kind, and the beauty
of it is that the proprietors and attendants
know how to concoct drink ofany kind to
suit you.
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Both Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for 50. Sent
by mail In the form otpills, or of lozenges,
on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters OF
inquiry. Enclose Scent stamp. Send Tor
"Guide to Health and Nerve Strain"
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WHY Is II

That every business man in the city noes
to the Brunswick billiard hall and saloon,
from 10 o'clock a. m. TO o'clock p. m
Because they get the. most substantial
lunch In the city. Because they get the
finest cigars and because Frank Cauthorn
and Jessie Barton treats everyone politely,
and has no cheap ar tcles In the house.
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OFFI E nv CITY SECRErAkhh 4
" rusry lG, 1879 In compliance wSh WIN
luton OF the city council. adopted tev ,sIlS
1881, notice ishercby given that pios W.
ceivvd at this Office till ~ o'clock v "a
day, Febru nv 20, 1893. for the buiia"S
fences around the school.houses u, u,
bird aud Fourth Wards, Plans any IwEI
tons on file In this Office. g. N. Ss. sef1
febl7.2t Oiy eeNff-
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Roses, kissed by the morning dew, and
the balmy air all laden with sweet perfume
from afar oven the ilower-carpete ed prairies,
is all very good in sentimental sense, but
when you come to the substantial it is
something like this; The man who wears
Clancey's drawers, double. lined in the seat.
always feels assured tina he is safe, and has
a dead sure thing on tie stern realities OF
this life.
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Knights OF Pythils

Members of Cmur de Lion lodge No. s
are urgently requested to attend the regu-
Car meeting Thursday, 22d inst. Business
of importance.
W. THOMAS, G. @.
II. G, Burlew, X. Il. and S.
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HE THXAsIAND AMI MOLIGAGR


HE THXAs LAND AMI MOIIGAGR
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
az reasonable rates Of interest at from one
to five years time, secured by deed of trust
on improved lands. 1t will. .also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and act as agents. for non.residents
AL communications.s should be addressed ia
G. L. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street
Dallas, Texas.
300 Locals OF CRYSTAL. PALACE
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Dissolution OF Co.PartncrsA'f

Notice is hereby given that the co'pM,,ss'i1|
of X T. Gadd & Son Insurance Asegu s1s
toiorc existing t. 7. Gadd aud X n'I
minated February $, 1883. \. I. uhu n.. h
y Gadd will continue In the nnslnhVsSoon
the same firm name OF Y. I. Gadd ''
flee, No. 4Vg Main street ,.,
Remember the sun Fire, OF Lvld
oldeStand largest company In the Wo''h n
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goctic,llti1rist.
EMIL EISENLOHR,
H0R ICULTUR|ST.

From the botanical gardens of Paris and the
public parks of Vienna.
viii furnish designs for gardens, trim and set
trees, flowers, vines and shrubbery, and give
his personal attention toward identifying
grounds.
Leave orders at the Market Drug store, SIG
Main street. ian2i. 8ni
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oh,o A. M,.,,.s,pp, HALLWAY

There is no detention of passengers via
the Ohio & Mississippi railway on account
Of the floods in tlc Ohio valley. Trains
are running on regular time, and connec.
tions with other lines promptly made.
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All goods at Crystal Palace must be sold
regardless of cost,

Candies and all kinds of CONNECTIONS,
wholesale and retail. The only place in
Dallas where you can get fine home. made
E Em s;ro Dallas Confectionery company, 7l2
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The Parlor Saloon.

For pure, genuine liquors, concocted in
the very best style, the Parlor saloon, on
Lamar street, between Main and Elm
streets, presided over by Joe Boylosh, takes
he lead. This saloon, by dealing out to its
patrons none but the very best of liquors
and cigars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20

One OF the drawbacks OF married life Is
sickness Of the little ones. For cold or
cough you cannot find better remedy
than Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup. Nearly all
physicians prescribe h and no family
should be without u.
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Georges Sample Room

The ever whole.souled and chivalrous G.
W. Rickelscn, Wayahachie, keeps always
on hand the very best OF wines, liquors and
drummer. '
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LOCAL NEWS.

LuMDER-We.have the largest and hes
assorted stock of lumber in the mark ct and
will at all times compete in prices. Come
and see us before purchasing. Yard near
Howard Oil Company.
GRIfRirHs & CowsKR,
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A wet nurse. Apply at DR.. EsgsnsN
denCe, corner of Bryan and Olive sTesisr
at office, Main street,
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No humbug. Come and be conyinSl
that you can buy goods at the the Crss
Palace at one.halt the price as elsevbss
SAM KLEIN, Assgrss
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Silks and satins,
Al colors, fancy feathers, at Baumslsa
MIN street.
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Employees at Crystal Palace are inslrasa
to sell goods at and below cost only.
SAM KLEIN, Assigns.
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Happy, of Course.

Happy, oil course,
How to get rid of bunion is worth
knowing. Mr. IL. Il. Hewitt, cashier of the
prominent business house Of Il. Horton e
Co., 10 S. William st., New York, says that
his wife suffered Tor many years with a ter
rible bunion, and that recently halfa sottls
OF st. Jacobs Oil entirely curel it.
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Notice of Iscmoyni

Mr. John + Barber the well known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand
near the post, office, TO the LeGrand market.
corner OF Main and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly. 'S
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"Loca,ed AT last" was the words that
passed from lip to lip yesterday by all per
sons Interested. We will have the. most
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Ladies from Distance,
All orders will be carefully filed. u
dress Mrs. h. Bauman. 706 Elm street, M
las. TeXns.
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All Arc Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, Gi3 Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the CITY,
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A Rare Ofier.
Waco, TEXAS, January, lss3.-For one
dollar we will send the Chronicle, post
paid, ono year to any address, together
with Burke's Texas Almanac for 1883, aud
a beautiful Autograph Of the new state
capital.
The Chronicle IS q monthly publication,
will contain matter OF special Importance
TO members OF I. u. A.. ~ we'll ~ to all
who feel an interest In economical protec.
ton. Tho value Of Burke's Almanac is too
we'll known TO require comment, while the
Autograph, as a work Of art, Is worthy OF a
place In every Texan home. Address, with
ono dollar, CHRONICLES PUBLISHING Co.,
Waco, Texas.
= - xszm~ xe,s1 -
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly on hands at 1907 Elm street
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All rev shades yelyets and plushes
Bauman's. 700 Elm street
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for sale and Gu, on short notice. Cores
pondenee solicited. Address John l.
Booty, Hallville, Texas.
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Positively all goods at Crystal Palace sold
at and below cost. wv
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A Stern Reality,

You can purchase goodsat Crystal Palace
at fabulous low prices.
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There is in town q suspicious character
going under the name Of Father Eagans
We would warn our Catholic friends to be
ON the lookout for him. J. MARrISlER.
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.S ~: ~ s. u; 4 4 s!s i i'lis;s ~ \
~ s'es psI' =! KrNrucKY JKANs-pacnc r. 2Vmmsia.
MO the state throuk Kansas is Muubodt 90 pxsce
ouny success Thes koek 1916 BonSnsA nm MOL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

Tho ~. ThoiDas tOnt) Erenifg tfrnai tells
the following exeeedinsly wondsrfai story
concerning Michigan mani
On sunday morning ss tho G. \. n. express
going east was nsarinx Fletcher. = man who
was passensrron one Of tha coachcs jumped
from bis scat aud ran hastily along tho aisle 10
the platform and jumped from the nying
train. The speed of ihetmln must have hseu
fnrly-nye miles an hour. and those who HAw
the man mako bic terrible leap thought there
was not tho slightest chssca for his
life. Tho ropo was puiitd BY ~
brakeman. tho engine reversed, tho nif-
brakes put on, and The train backed
up 20 the point whcru the man ma1o
bis sudden esis, ihc train men being all ready
10 pick up the fragments Of what was sup
posed b. b. crazy passenger However they
were mistaken. and The train was met hy tbs
sad passenger hooina n down The track II :
lively rate. flo vas almost uninjurod. aad -
soon ~ he was aboard and tho train mailing
haadway toward IluRsio Asnin b. vss besicgcd
with questions, trainman. conductor and pas
ssnzsrs nii bsinx esxer 10 know fho rrnson of
bis hasty Decentralization. He said hts
nsins wis Y. A. cimcry, his nss twcntgs
two. his business ioccmotivs nrsmnn
on the 6nnd Hsplda = Indiana
hallway. he wxs going hons 10 buffalo
after two years' absnnos, and had gone p
sleep in the coach. - one naturally would Il
ihrcs o'clock Ii the morning. While ~ uppt
ha dreamed that be was IN The cab of ~ en-
sine and hls mate shouted 70 HIM "1he
throttle 4 stopped. n you want b save yesr
Ilfe. junpr" And ~ jumpsL - has uesn -
scFlbed. n 4 rood thins be "a nut jump .
minute sooner. % ha would have lnn1cd n
the siresm below The bridge this slds u I1-'
bury. A. II wns. be ~ scArceiy injured =
aii, his arm being slightly bruised aad
scratched. No aid not wake W IN ~ slruek
the xrvund and discovered The train loog
vny ahesd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

A PEW days ago Bishop Benson's nc.
cepiance Of the ArchbishoprIc OF Canterbury
was officially announced.
THE death Of Sallic Stone Colwell oc.
curred at Lowell, Mass, a few days ago, at
the age OF seyenty-four years. Six OF her
sons were settled as Baptist pastors In dli.
ferent parts Of the country.
The Archbishop Of Bordeaux, France,
Cardinal Donnet, ~ho died few days ago,
wore the decoration Of the grand cross Of
the order OF Charles III. OF Spain.
TIE retirement OF Pay-Dlrector Ed.
ward Q. Dcran, OF the United States Navy,
was announced few days ago.
VI. W. WHITE, soldier of the war OF
1872, died at De witt, Iowa, few days
since, and was buried with military honor..
DIR. CoRvIsARL, an eminent practi-
TONER OF Paris, who died recently, neyerre
covered from the effects Of the shock con.
yeyed by the news Of the fate Of young Ma
pOleon In /uuland
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

A uoxrrrAs man sent several hHuels a
Canadian spples 70 Qussa Victoria Qln1.
siose, Lord pufFefin snd f1<neral welssl-y.
He rss<ivsd etssrs q sre<ptstion fFum ~
sxe>pt the qse<n. rha>s seerptzry vrs1es
ssiieF msjs<iy rpm nunds NJ 70 ~ TIT -
fully sps r<eiztes your kis1ses1 y s1n1Io1 -
svpl<s. but n 4 fuIe Int f1vs<s = ~ -
inv~ shalI not b secepssd Hseeser, = -
ssast est.s psffststfs nzs1zz, - zfsse.
e1nnos - resnfse1r Uhsa 49, = -
- - sspIs nsl--K = 81
IN eli.s>ss 4 1usul4 c., = -
m1k1n1 p1sro6111suo ~ ~ of11u~6I11 z
1nss el15ss ssmt 0c1snnl11 4 - -
- - y y 1I<<r y = -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

In the United States Senate on the
10Th the bill 10 regulate the presidential siic-
essslon was discussed al length, until con.
.idsration Of the Flix John Porter case was
resumed as unfinished business.
THERE were 1913 business failures In
the unitsd States during the seven day.
ended December -, against iyI for The
previous seven days
TIE French Chamber and Senate was
prorogued December 9th.
REruRss OF the Fire Marshal at De-
troll, Mich, recently submitted, show that
city to have spent over three asd quarter
million. for building Improyesan's during
the year.
Ara political meeting In New YORK
diya few DAYS ago some persons dropped
bomb, which exploded, blowing the en-
tire front Of the stars away.
Ar the house Of Edward Capron, VINO
resides about one mile south Of Farley,
Iowa, Nj. Mary cspron was sitting nnher
. banging lamp hollIng on hsr lap iiliis
son Of ar. capron, the other day when The
lamp fell and .ss their clothing on Gre. The
child va. burned 10 death and Miss eapron
severely injured.
srrcIAL agent Of The Treasury De
psr,msns discovered that New York iin-
nor,sf received IN excessive rebats Of $500
on damaged goods. for which be paid sso9
| Ia ths Examtusr-. who for Yszrs had been
IA The f,oysrnmsni ssrsiss. The merchant
. fsw d.y. since made full confession 20
commI. .,ousr Shields, and the offenders
had been arrested.
Bsvo.s the New York Senate Com
ml,,ss on corners, the Secretary OF the
standard on Company the other dsf lesn.
6sd that Il. espstsl vas s5.hea,eoi that u
had no, bought OF sold large qasn'iiiss ~
oil 10 affect The market, and DID not deal ~
futures.
Tur FEDERAL Grand jury at hadi-
.on. wi... indicted geHsfsl Thomas hsI.
nold., late pension agent, . few asYs ago 'o'
forging receipt. and siiidsvi's.
A y,sruAx vas killed and three Others
we're seriously injured II the burning of -
extensive -four MIL 1t Belfast. lrslan1. ne
eshsr ar. Property yalusd Il fp. .op' wa'
dss,roysd. A sugar Fshnsrs = ofssnoe'
v.s burned, esusInx les. Of 1kafso.
Rsossr sdviees stated that twenty
on. eIlrrims died Of cholera bss~es" wee :
and Medina, Arabia. There rsrs said :
/. Ten death. asilJ ffem he diss<ss
Medina.
Turur was . renewal Of the recen
. sss.s, Il v.rIeus pert. sf rrsss<. psssmss
!. e s~x~r.l ssrsess II Lysas sefs shs
-s,<.d. n~.ssrrs - nazk d.n-<sd. 50
ssss..,~ -. ,rssassed. n wss s<simsss'
|. ssss Isil1 aflJ. svs rensss s>d P'
~ sssd. ID 1eFnss5'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

Ass U'BAins ieli iala = elslern. Al
svfaense, y, ft,t iaw dau 10 willis
drawing pili " wsish Ilif malhef wsnl
y htt fesans, iasi htf iauiluf sod fsl In.
Hath wefe drowned. fha fslhef discovered
The deal b,dlss wheh ho returned from
wafk ln The tg HlHa,
Jsats CtAaKr shot nnd killed bis
wife a Pittsburgh, "a, the other morning,
jraluup,
Gas which escaped from a store At
Chletgoi H., The other day, nearly uifi.
Gated Charles korei and e,ussd the death NJ
his wife.
ANNE SULLIVAN, more than 100
years Of age, was kIllad ~ Train al Win.
chester, Mn.s,, few days ago.
TIE third visitation ot horse.thieves
IN sandnsky County, o., during two week.
occurred the other night. The barn n David
Pence, living about eight miles south oi
Fremont, was entered by thief OF thieves,
and span Of valuable black horses and a
light spring wagon were stolen.
Six books Of record wero stolen from
the safes of The County Clerk. office At Al.
lania, Ga, the other night. A. nearly all
the original deeds to Atlanta property were
recorded In the stolen books, ihe authori.
ties offered u 40 reward.
TwENTr.rouR persons were killed
and forty seriously injured At Bradford,
Eng, few days ago by tall chimney fall.
Ing upon building In which they were EN-.
ployed.
AT Chatdeld, Tex, the other day o
man named Samuel sheoks bored holes IN a
tree, filling them with powder aud stopping
them up with plugs. lie then touched on
bis blast. One Of the plugs bit him In th'
head. killing him instantly.
THE other night dwelling hous,
situated near Corvallis. Benton County
Ore, wa, destroyed by fire. Two young mer
were burned to a crisp, and a third party ;,
badly injured that he was not expected I,
recover. The parties went 10 bed drunk
leaving large Ere burning, which commu
nicated to the building. The other inmate
escaped
TnE four-year-old son Of Mrs. william
Gilbert opened the stove and began play
ing with the fire at South Bend, Ind, a fey
days ago. Ills clothes caught, and when th
mother got home, ,calloi there by hi. scream.
he was burned to crisp.
TWENTY persons were drowned by tn
washing away OF bridge over the Rhine Il
Baden, Germany, the other day.
A BOILER in the -four mill at Perry
Shawa.see County, Mich, exploded III
other morning, demolishng the mill an
killing the engineer.
A FARMHOUSE twenty miles south Q
Beverly, W. Va, caught fire the other nigh
and Adam Currenz aud four Of hi. ohildrc
were burned to death. Mrs. Currenz re
ceiyed probably fatal injuries In a vain ei
fort to rescue them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

Al Fort Worth, Tex, man named
Clarence Weight. stepped into cigar store
ksp, by Mrs. Lizzie swim. the other day.
purchased : cigar and III u. lie then
touched the match 10 .oms hrerork. and =
general explosion occurred. which set the
house 90 afe. consuming u and one sdioin.
Inz. A nnmber Of people were in The build.
log. but eli escaped except Mrs.. Swim, who
vas burned to death.
A hotsl-keeper of Hogansville, Ca,
"a. recently introduced 10 younx LADY,
proposed. sad vas married 10 her, all In
The same day.
Missionary Ridge, near Chattanooga,
Tsnn., Il becoming great peach orchard.
David Ferguson. late collector oi
,sxss. under Indictment =, Ioaisviiis. H.
fsf m.lfes.sncs II sflss. confessed 30 ihs
u.yor ssd Chg Attorney few days sincs
| ,k.t hs hsd Hssd funds Of ths city. bsth
whils Tsx-nessives sod Baek-Tax Cellss'
| ,er. ne claimed shss he divided with gesfE'
Levi. late Deputy Assessor. bus sxsasEass'
AsaIsss pm Hsakls. wa be ssid kst y
.hzrs q he nsser.
Five neeross wsrs drowned twslv'
niles IRON Dsrisn, a.. ~ ssher dsy ,
sh< szpsixinx 4 ~ Pm nsrrirxssa fsrvy
kssi.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.


ptt ~, ~ the sanaie the rivll.sefgee
hlll Naa iaken W as uHhHaiel baslaaa4 ant
al'et = lthally debate the sanats adjourned
nh1il "Wednesday. iiee n, fl ihe h1uas po
business wis transacted
llhc. T.--h Tie senae resolutions were
adopted calling Tor a statement showing lhe
annual expenditures tot carrying fotflfn
maila calling ZOE the number II contested
hviihHt.ni tnit - prndna Confederation
ul We rehalet0n tiVli Service hii was fi
zh!eh. several amendments we're adbntud
md the bill Wns pasaHd @peas, ~ nsVa. / -
saturday, bec, No.
nEc N,-ln the Senate tho hlll reported
by the Judiciary Committee 10 prevent ioy
ctnlnent officers aud employees collecting or
paying 10 each other money tnr political Dnr'
hnsrs Was taken up and pissed The bill for
considered.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06

The following tnbts Il frem tbs rspor1 -
thu Possmgtsr5rnesst end shows tbs nuun-
Ier of IstssFs written and rHsiled in eseh ztnle
OF tho Union during the yeas. NJ ~ -.
ecnssse per capita u populsitpns k.
- xxa swa Tanut~ ~ -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-09-19
KIDN APING.

a Boy Abducted and Probably Knled-A
Pssse In Pursuit and q Lynching Prob
able.
Columbus, Ga Sept. 17-Three recent kid
napiDgs by q man Dsmed John Osletree have
exercised Georgia and Alabama as thorough
Iy ss the Charlie Ross case ever did the
North. Wednesday last while James G.
White, who lives on farm in Jackson Coun-
ty, Ala, was absent from home, Ogletree
rode up on his horse and induced one Of
Whites young sons 10 accompany him 70 a
spring half mile from the house on pre-
text that he wanted to herd some cattle at
the spring. 9gletree made the boy a prison
er and hurried away with him. Upon his
return home White gathered posse Of farm
ers and started in pursuit. Yesterday Ogle-
tree dashed through Tallapoosa alone a.
breeck-neck speed but his crime being un-
known there no effort was made to detain
him. A few hours later White aud q possee
of seven rode into town in pursuit OF Oyle-
tree. and upon learning how near they we're
10 their game continued their pursuit on a
gallop without moments delay.
1t has since been learned that the boy was
last seen in the sEidnapers company AZ Oak
Levee, small place fifteen miles from Taila
and his bloodsiained clothes attracted so
much attention that the villagers became n
diRnant and demanded an explanation OF hts
condition. With undaunted temer y 0gIe-
tree said that the boy was his son and his in-
juTies were the resalt OF a beating admins
tered by a negro woman who hal knocked
him in the head with & wagon spoke n retali-
alton and left him for dead in the road The
villRsers seemed satisfied with the story
and Ogletree passed on. When he
rode through Tallapoosa bloods,sins we're
noticed on mis- clothes, and there
is little doubt that, beng hard pressed by
bis pursueIs, he murdered the boy after
leaving Oak Levee and bid the body in the
woods by the roadside. The boy was only
nine years old, and the body can be easily
identified If found.
Ogle;Tee is a swarthy- hy-complexioned, mus
culsrly built half-preed Of medium heIg1r,
with a murdereusIy bad rec )rd A few
weeks ago he threw Atlanta into excitement
by sdbucting Charlie rilden. Tbs chase g)t
toe hot, however. and the boy was rec Dvered
Soon after that escspade he was again frus-
-trstsd in a similar attempt in Pdulding
County, this State. The Alabama authorI-
tin have offered reward of $500 fIr Oyle-
trees arrest but there is not doubt that he
will be overtaken and lynched by White and
his companions before morning