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KILLED His Father.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, August 26-Caleb
Lincoln, farmer living four miles west Of
Saginaw City, was instantly killed at ate
hour last night by his son. Charles,
an unmarried man residing at
home. The old man was addicted
to drink, and when in liquor was
uusrrelsome. About two years ago he
fractured his sons skull in Q quarrel. LAST
night he went home drunk, and getting
possession OF revolver, leveled it his sou,
when the latter drew his own weapon and
shot three bullets into the old mans head.
He came to the city and gave himself up
this morning
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QUICK WORK.
Three Negroe. Convicted ef Murder In
Seven Minutes.

Three Negroes Convicted of Murder In
Seven Minutes-
DASvILLE, VA, August 26-The trial OF
the three negroes who murdered Mr.. W. F.
Shepard near here on the l0.h inst was
concluded at Chatham yesterday. The
Jury were out only seven minutes and
brought in q verdict OF murder in the first
degree as to each prisoner. Tho latter
were Immediately sentenced to be, hanged
September %. When the Court concluded
the sentence with the words
May God Hsve Mercy On Y0ur Soal"
the prisoner S~ayney Younger, who did
the shooting, answered, "Yes, sir, He
gwine TO take care of mine"
The prisoners were defended by counsel
assigned by the court The defense was an
1slibi, the evidence in favor OF which was
very strong, though entirely that OF ne
groes. The identification OF the prisoners
was established to the satisfaction OF the
jury by the testimony OF witnesses, both
white and colored, OF high character, in
cluding the
Son OF the Murdered MAJ.
who was present at the shooting. The EVIL
denee OF the prisoners guilt was over
whelmiDg. and their prompt conviction
and sentence to speedy execution meets
with the appreciation OF the whole COM
munity. The prisoners, however, still
persist in asserting their innocence.
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Terrible Accident.

VIM. Carson, a young farmer living near
Webster. w. Va, was riding on a moving
mschine Saturday with his three year-old
toy in bis arms. The horses becoming
frightened made a sudden start and threw
the child from his fathers arms in front Of
the cutting bar. The father sprang TO the
rescue, but the terrified horses leaped for.
ward, crushing down with the machine
parent and child, cutting the latter into
small pieces and horribly mangling the
former
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L3NhoN, August 26.-At conference o.
IiEh members Of Parliament held last
snt programme was prepared for the
convention OF the Irish National Lssgns OF
Drtst britain on September "a. The pro-
( an On me demands self government for Ire
iSLu 4 shh arect representation OF the Irish
hooling class in Farlisment
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finny tribe. At one cast the President
Lar ded three trout weighing in the sggre-
gate four and quarter pounds, and each
OF six other casts took two 6ne specimens.
The President secured the greatest weight
ard the Senator the largest number. the
total weight being one hundred and five
pounds The sport Is now about over:
The largest one csught weighed three and
one-half pounds. Looking back
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A W AnSleFer.

MesSrs. George Fleming and Curt 6.
F.eu.ins shot and wounded q bird known
as The storm petrel, while hunting near the
West Fork river, Marion county, on Wednes-
day. Il Was crippled so that il could not
fy and they succeeded in catching it. This
bird is a species Of the sea fowl sometimes
called Mo'her Carey's chicken, and is GER
tsiuly good ways from home, being the
fist Of the kind ever seen in that section.
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French Affairs.

PARIS, August 26.-Tbe Council Of Min.
listers to day discussed the question OF
measures against the Orlesnitts, and de-
cided TO take DO action. unless measures
are rendered necessary by events With
which the OTleanists princes are con-
ntcted.
The Cabinet Council also discussed the
matter OF sending reforcements 70 Ton.
qufn.
General Bouet, ..Fwneh commander in
Tnnquin, telegrsphs that nothing has oc-
CURED at Hanoi since the 18th inst.
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vscillation and timidity, and press forward
to victory in October. and next year and oil
future years. Rally and uphold the stand.
ard Of constitutional liberty and personal
rights, not only as the guide Of the hour,
but that they may be transmitted in full
vigor and with progressive power TO our
children's children as legacy eaduring
forever.
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SKELETON FOUND,
The Pate OF Runaway kentacky BOY
Cleared Up at Last

stthfcu Up ~ hsase
LEXINGTON, KY, August 26.-Two COL
ored boys, while gathering plums in a
small thickst at the outskirts OF the town
yesterday, discovered the skeleton Of Theo.
dore Grimes, colored lad, sixteen years
old, who left the home of his parents on
Seventh street, IN this city, about the mid
die of last May and had never been heard
Of since. His parents supposed he had run
Off with some OF the race horse jockeys. II
seems that when the boy left home, how.
ever, he went 10 this thieket and
Hanged Himself
to . small tree. The body was almost COM
pletsly decomposed and had dropped from
The rope, and the bones were piled up in
sickeniDg heap upon the ground. The
bays parents identified the remairs by
uesns OF the clothes ard rope. The coro
ner's jury returned verdict that the boy
came TO his death by suicide.
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pcnth From a Bee Sting.

Rev. JsmeS Aryss, a worthy and re-
slr cttd citizen Of Warrington district, Ma
ION Ccunry, residing on BarthOlomew's
irfk Of Buffalo creek, died last Sunday from
erysips las suPerindaced by q bee sting
He Was Stung on the forehead Ond nothing
could be done 10 alleviate his suffering or
avert the fate TO which a trivial misfor.
time FASTENED him. His sudden death is
the cause of much regret and sympathy in
ILAf O. u. IN unity.
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Young Cyel0ne.

The ueighborhood of Oak Hill, Fayette,
was visited by a young cyclone, last Thurs
day, un1eofng the barn of L Tuggle, EsIr
srd destroying the tobacco crop OF Mr.,
Duncan. The cyclone struck the earth
northwest of Mr. Tuggles and after sweep
ing everything before it for about one.
half mile, seems 10 have spent its fury, as
no further damage was done, that we can
hear from. In its course it demolished
fences, uprooIed trees, and played havoc
generally.
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Clos. OF the Chamausua Meeting.

- CHAUTArQUA, y. Y, August 26.-Rev.
~. r. NJ. Adams, Of New York, preached
the gospel sermon to-day on "Enthusiasm
as as a REQUISITE Element in Christian
MtrS, Rev. DIR. Vincent addressed the
cnlIHfen. Fsrswell services tomorrow
norm morning at o'c.Ock. The attendance has
Ut,a Ortn Iaigsr throu ghout than in any prsvi
ouS StSr Inc eleventh assembly will open
0n the hrSt Tuesday in August 1884
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THE GREAT GEYSERS
Reached BY the Tourists on Frlday-A
Badly Played out Party.

Badly Played out Party.
UPPER GEYsER BASIN, YELLowsToSE PARK,
August 24, VIA Livingstone, MoNT, August
26-At l O'Clock to-day, after dusty
march of twenty-six miles over rough
trail, the President and party arrived in
the Upper Geyser Basin of the National
Park, and went into camp near the old
faithful Geyssr who greeted Us few mo-
ments after dismounting with one OF his
hourly eruptions. All of Us were very
tired and hungry. The exhibition that
seemed specially 10
Greet the Chief Magistrate
could induce but few of our number to
abandon their lunch and rush to point
for Observing the display. This afternoon
was devoted to resting, bathing ana over
hauling our outfit, and but little attention
was paid to the geysers beyond those IN the
immediate vicinity OF our camp, All are
impressed with the wonders az Whst sur
rounds US Tomorrow viii no eouot
prove a day Of interest and pleasure. Of
the curious
Freaks that Nature Exhibits
in this section shall say nothing. The
yhoes park aud all il contains. has often
been described. | would not undertake 10
write up that which has been so well pic
tured nv Barlow, Doau and Others. After
our ride on horseback OF go miles, every
member OF the expedition is ia the best
OF health. Not an accident ut the slight
est character has occurred ou the whole
Journey to mar our pleasure. i,
Our tents were pitc' e1 on the banks OF
The Sake river, whIca here possesses al
the attributes OF first-clsSs trout stream =
clear, pure water .rioplins over peooiy
bottom, and here and there Currents, Ell.
dies and deep holes. The President and
Senator Vest, our two
Most Expert Fishermen.
msde the hest ot the story and s"o-ed the
greatest Ylegory yss seals'sd over Ia'
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Lospos. AuguI. 28.-The licupq ~
tween ibs or.IEemen and Csth?lSl .
coaibriage, H.o,isnd. vn reuewsd cs.1s-
dsy. Tweny, .tvo Ferson' ssfs afnse.
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Smallpox suit,

DR.. GOocb, of Hinton, put his claim
sganSt Wyoming county for attending the
smallpox patients OF that county at 1910
The County COurS refused 70 allow the sum
claimed, but agreed 10 give him S2S5. THIS
be refused tO accept. He has sued the
county for 81 900 Ur $500, and has EN-
p.Uyed able counsel to prosecute his claim.
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DIED of Hts wounds.

CLEyELANp, O, August 26.-Camp, who
was shot ErIday evening By Oattley, in
quarrel over q debt, died st an early hour
This morning. Oattley, who has been in
Jail since the shooting, will be charged
with murder
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AlfOnNO'n Dninra

"''iin, AuEusr 26-Kipg Alfonso re-
ras. "'' the troops Il, L gTonO, yesSsr-
~. he afterwards prose sasd to r rssS
received cordial welcome. The
~, VII T-'nrn TO Aadrid on Monday 60
l5r>d~ at > cabinet council az which the
etts.'' Of his Journey 10 Germany will h.
s'''7"0 or. Friday NEXT, King Alfonso
sSss " GOIT LIZA. -'
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rh.....d. SAY se.

Mr.. W.T.. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, vnfes.
.I never hesitate to recommend your Eiec
tic Bitters TO my customers, they giys en-
tire ss;isfsction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bittfrs are the pnrset and oes
rsd;eine lnown and win positively cnf
T;5nsy and Liver com ptsints- Pnriiy the
Mood and regulate the bowels. 80 family
.sn Afford 10 We without t. They viii saw
hundreds o, dollars In DOCTORS btits ever,
yssr sod at fifty cents bottle by Logsr
/ "a. p:...i-.: EI.tl6L .-.-.s.
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RrnninmoFYeternns.

The veterans Of the Lost Cause" in
Monroe county are taking active measures
Lrag and reunion Of the soldiers who
f ughI ~ the Confederate army, to take
= ace tt \ dsrsOn, the 22d OF September.
I Z Iisu accepted is To send out general in
y..ai!, - 10 every man who wore tie gray
I; a,i,l q. Steps have been taken To secure
4 p SCI wees Of Major John w. Daniel, NJr-
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Sacades from, the X. ofL,
Tho IhOlerA.

LoNDoN, August CIT is reported the
cbolera has broken out in SumatrA
ALEXANDRIA, August 26.-There were
twsnty-two deaths from cholera here yes.
terday.
LoSDoN. August 26.-The deaths from
cholera Saturday were 129 in upper Egypt,
and 80 in lower Egypt.
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Bobeminn Turuer A.socI alton.

BALrMoRE, August ga number OF
delegates to the Q1sdrenial National con-
yention OF the Bohemian Turner's Associa-
ton, which meets in this city on Tuesday,
srriyed to-day from eastern and western
cities. Tonight the delegates were enter
tanned at the new Bohemian hall.
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Colored Convention.

A call has been issued by the colored cit.
liens Of this State for convention TO meet
at Keyser on August 18th inst, for the
purpose Of elscting three delegates from
the State TO the National Convention which
convenes at Louisville, KY, September "A,
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Probably Fatal Results OF n Spider
RlIe.

On Thursday last, while Mr.. John NC
pUWen Sas engaged in building a school
house, near Rocky Point, Monroe county
a large black spider got on his neck. he
attempted to brush it of and thereupon
the spider bit him several times. The
tesh b gan to swell Immediately and Mr..
Mcdowell b. coming very sick, his friends
at ono. took him to his home, a few miles
dissent. where he has since remained 10 a
very DANGEROUS state, his recovery being
douhrfrl
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Only Eleven

of the persons on board were saved. Those
drowned were sucked into the vortex
caused by the sinking OF the steamer
or became entsngled in the wreckase. The
st. Germain's bows were completely stove
and ber fore compartment filled with wa
ter. The greater portion Of her passengers
were transferred 10 the tug boat Recovery.
The steamer Germain mad 462 passengers
aboard including so nuns on their way to
Texas and q crew OF l2 persons.
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The Monnd.TIIIe Coal SHAFT.

A company has leased about 700 acres ot
land in Mason county, aud are going tC
put down an oil we'll at once.
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COlOred Jurors

In the csse Of the State VS.. Mrs. Younger,
tried at KiDgwood on Friday, there were
two cOlored men, Lee Graham and Samuel
EdmundS, on the jury, the first colored
Jurors ever sworn IN that county.
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LIsHox, August 26.-It is reported thai
Henry NJ. Stanley has closed the Upper
Congo 10 commerce..
The King of Dahomsy has liberated tas
garrison of the Portusese at So-t WHY dab
on c.ndition tha; the plsce shall not be
ce6ed TO England.
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ruo kEnIl. Cracked.

BosToN, August 26-IIenry l. Mitchell
and an unkDoSn person, both OF Boston,
hsd their skulls crushed al ROsbook tun-
mel while stesling a ride upon the top OF Q
sleerer on the-Hudson River Railroad.
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The coal shaft going down just above
Noundsville has reached q depth OF 10
feet. The owners expect to reach the six
foot vein in about two weeks.
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EIGHTEEN LIVES LOST
By collision on EddyStOne Light
House on the English Coast.

LoNpoN, August pa collision occurred
at O'Clock this morning off Eddystone
light, Eogland, between the French steam
er st. German, from Hsyre for New York,
and the steamer Woodburn, from the East,
hy the way Of the Suez Canal. The Wood
burn Immediately sunk. Eighteen Of her
crew were drowned. The st. Germain was
disabled. She arrived at Plymouth aud
landed the passengers saved from the
Woodburn.
LONDON, August 26.-The steamer Wood
burn foundered in three minutes after the
collision. 1t wss a fine starlight night
and the sea calm. The Woodburn was be-
ing towed. She was struck on the star
hoard quarter. There was no time to low
or her boats and
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At Ocean Grove.

oCEGH grove. n. j., August 26.-Six
b.ussCd persons attended services this
morning. DR.. P. Newman preached this
evening. Twenty Thousand persons at
tended the beach meeting.
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Inrre Land sale

The Wild lands belonging to the estate OF
John Williams, deceased, in Greenorler
county, supposed 10 be from 1000 to So
GO acres, hsve been sold to Jackson Will
;,r,s fpr $50 600
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A GEORGIA HORROR.
Sen.aIIonaI Murder Of a German Cou-
pie st Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 26.-Henly Her
tel and wife, German shopkeepers, were
found to-day murdered in their store.
Customers went 10 the store this morning
and found it closed Peeping through the
blinds, they saw 4ertsl on the floor in a
pool Of blood. The door was burst in and
the man found lying in the middle of the
loom with q handkerchief tied over his
eyes and
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Psrseii q ssA,a.

DuBLIS, August 26-Parnell will contest
county ID wn at the next election bfor
member Of Parliament
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NSSY times you want to keep meet or
fish for seSeral dsys. Law IL in q solution
5f Rex Msgnus over night and you esn
keep il for weeks. You can also keep it a
week or so nv stirring in a little Of the
on.R l...AI n.sa.l.
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vital Statistics.

BuckhapnOD, Upshur county, has q col,
crtd man that is liz years old.
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THE ST. LOUIS ABDUCTION.
The Missiag Girl Thought 90 he ID
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-A telegram
r, ceived here tonight announced that
Colonel Churchill, OF St. Louis, had let
ter from jeremiah Ryan, No. l25 Fair.
mount avenue, this city, to the effect that
Churchills missing daughter was in that
neighborhood. A visit TO the number
given disclosed the fact that Ryan was
unknown. The house Is occurpiad by
German Dsme Smith, who 10 an up
bolsieref He declared he
Never Heard Of Ryan.
Old residents said they had never heard OF
he name. A thorough search in the terri
tory failed 10 elicit any clue. The Acting
Chief Of Police sent out fIomlihe Central
Station 10 night 10 all the police stations q
full dsscri ption Of the missing girl, with
that every effort be made 10
discover her whereabouts.
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MnrfIerAt Hnlfimnre.

RAITINoRE. August 26--Daniel F. White
fatsliy shot Joseph James tonight curing
q GuaTrel. Both are young and colored
men.
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ENTESPEIsISG local agents wanted in this
ioRn for an article that Is sRre 10 sell.
Live druggists ami gr0cers preferred. Ah,
,dr4ss Humis'"n Food Prese.Yl';vs c., 2
ki4pS sIILs., Lvs.uu,
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THROUGH The STATE.
Hog Cholera.
Well Up in Years.

Cholera is raging among hogs in Hardy
sud Summers counties.
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His SknII Crushed In.

The wife was found in a calico wrapper
iiylng on sofa in the parlOr with her
throst cut and one arm nearly severed.
An immense crowd collected and the po-
nee we're notified. Hertel was supposed
10 have a large sum of money. Hertel and
Wife we're middle aged and highly respect
Cd G' rmsns. Intense excitement was Oc-
'sSlontd by the discovery OF the crime.
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The Universal Regrets
Of thp teachers

Of the teachers.
At the opening exercises on Monday
lest, the youthful face, and the nervous
form Of T. f. Hodges, as iIe uodsstly arose
10 begin the exercises created thrill OF ap.
prehension among the many experienced
and efficient teachers present. He simply
stated that he was conductor OF
tie Institute, not an instructor,
and iLat every subject brought forward
WAS op;n to discussion by the teachers.
With the recollection of the methods intro
duced last year fresh in their minds, the
majority OF teachers, at the close of the
first dsy, expressed their disappointment
ny saying: "The boy is doing his best"
On Tuesday the earnest manner in which
Professor Hodges handled the subjects for
Ihe day excited an interest that was mani
tested by the closest attention.
Every New Subject
introduce on Wednesday aroused increas
ing interest, but when he finished explain
ing bis method OF teaching manners and
Morals" ard giving his reasons, the inter
est amounted to enthusiasm.
On Friday morning, after explaining
that the brain is largely composed OF
aibumen, he performed the experiment
Of cooking the white of an egg with al
cohol; then remarking that the human
Onty WV Va
cChol; he proved that every ounce of
whisky Gbst is taken into the stomach OF
IN individual goes to the brain, aud il in
dulged for any length OF time brings
him TO ...
The Level OF the Brute.
To the sudienee, intense in its stiffness,
he next said: Now for the remedy: Men
sill sell whisky; men will drink whisky.
reschers. it must begin in the schools;
teSch your little girls aud BOYS the Ell -ct
Of alcohol upon the brain. l think there
should be a text book written upon this
subiec; and introduced into our schools,
and taught in with the branches now
'sugbt. In twenty years there will be no
whisky sold, for there will be none to
buy" ....r-.
The almost inspired face and words Of
The youth ful instructor as he continued
mis- sidress, won the hearts of every moth
sr. sister. daughter, father aud son present.
snd st the close be sst down amid q pro
found silence-the most effective OF all
sprl~psns.
lLsn W lhs asto.lahlneh. Vi al pressnh
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RnrInE for OIL.

There were l2s births!snd only Is deaths
in Webster county Gu ing the year 1882.
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A NEAT JOB
Done BY VigiIantss at Park City,
Utah.
Thirty Masked Men Capture a Train,
Break Open a Jail and Hang
Murderer.

PARK CITY, UTAH, August 26-At late
hour last night a number of masked men
stopped Engineer Thomas, Roadmaster
Hughes, and a fireman in the employ of
the Utah Eastern railway, and compelled
them to return to the shops, and taking an
engine and a caboose, made the train men
run about
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LABOR NEWS.
Withdrew from the Central Unio

Withdrew from the Central Union.
New YoRx, August 26-The Brasswork-
ers Union has withdrawn from rhe Cen
tral Labor Union. The reason assigned is
the exclusion of reporters from the meet
ipgs.
A Rig Strike TO Take Place To-day.
A strike will be ordered tomorrow on a
number Of new buildings where nOn-union
men are employed. The union members
Of the various buildings and trades will all
90 out
Seeedes from the II. of l..
PITTSBURGH, August 26.-Glass Gather
ers' Assembly, No 1851, X OF l., number
ing l7O members, has seeded from the X.
of L. order. and will next Sunday enter
the American Flint Glsssworkers' Asso-
ton.
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THAr poof hdridden, irrsiid viis ~ ~
10, rpy,thsr o. fspg1pr csus - 49, -
uiey, re n hssith tvs few bos1 -
T'n,s. wn v"n - them snl ~ Snes
6 e.:.. .-i.s
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msde the hest of the story and s"o-ed the
greatest victory yss sGais'sd over u"
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Thirty Naske Men

to Coalyille, about twenty miles distant.
Leaving a number OF men in charge of the
train, the vigilantes proceeded to the coun-
ty jail Bringing their guns to bear on
the officers they obtained control OF the
Jail and, taking man named Jack Muir
,ny from his cell, returned to the train
md ordered an immediate return to Park
Uity. Upon arriving there the yigilantes
roCk Murphy and
HING Him 90 a Telegraph Pole
near the station, the body being viewed by
a number of passengers on the early trains.
Murphy was arrested on suspicion of hAv
mg SEot Br,nuan last Wednesday, aud
was cor tiUed in awaiting trial.