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Something Let everybody aud il
We now sell carpets 10y sample. having large line
of samples for the ladies select from. and prices
running from 30 cents up to - per yard. Call aud
leave your order fora carpet, cheaper than yuu
ever bought before. MCCRUN & CowES.
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Thanks.

HIGHLAND, KAN. March q, 1883.
To the many friends who called 50 unexpectedly,
on Monday evening. bringing many tokens of good
will, besides the substantial crystal gifts heart
lily and sincerely say-Thanks and hope YOU may all
see your crystal. silver and golden weddings, and
that we may be there. HENRY HuLs,
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Township Trustee, Centre Township

r. Mrs. Mary A. Pierce. wife of J. c. Pierce.
died at White Cloud, Tuesday. the Goth inst. in
the 9th year Of her age. For year past she had
been helpless. from stroke of paralysis Mrs.
Pierce of the pioneer women of Kansas.
bnyinc come to White Cloud in the Summer Of ISL
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In selecting goods for this department, the great
est care taken. and only the latest styles pur-
chased therefore. say to the ladies' line is
truly handsome, and it will pay You TO our
goods, and how low selling. No old
goods. In connection with the above. We have a
practical drrssmaksr. SPEINGER & Co
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good black smith. with small capital. About the
best location in the County. at Tanning. Apply to
J. J. BRADLEY.
29meh4w. Tanning, kans.
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II McCruui & Cowen are receiving and opening
up a stock of notions aud dry soods. and viii.
in few days, receive their Spring stock OF clothing
from Chicago. the incest line they have carried,
Of cbild's, boys and youths clothing. and very
cheap, too. Everybody is respectfully invited to
call and examine goo.is and price,.
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" Ben. Tooe and family left. this week. to
make their future home at Helena, Montana. Ben.
was good citizen, always ready to offer religions
consolation in time of sorrow, and wish him sue
cess among the hills
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~ One voice all over the land goes up from
mothers, that says, MY daughters feeble and
sad, with strength. all out of breath and life ut
the least exertion. What can we do fer themi-
The answer is simple and full of hope. One to four
weeks use of Hop Bitters will make them healthy,
rosy, sprishtly, and cheerful
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The buyer is always pleased to buy heavy winter
clothing. overc"ais cloakI, dolmans. caps. and all
manner Of winter goods. at greatly reduced prices
some at cost or less-aud yet cold weather. Every
thing else in season. low lower than all coInpr-
tition. We also handling all kinds of farm
ing implements
GALLAGHER & CoRcoIAN.
Highland Station. Kan.
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ros. Marcnm and Charlie, Bailey

y De. Marcum and Charley Bailey
cupying their new room, late Charley Burkhaltrr's
butcher shop. where they will dispose of their cele
brated Diaphrasm Renevator and also keep comp
lie of billiard tables. for the of their pa
tients.
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Y Several weeks ago. We gave the story of the
man Warren going through Township Trustees and
Road overseers in this County, in which the name
Of W. ID. Webb figured. We got the statement
from some of the parties themselves In this issue
Mr.. Webb gives his side Of the story
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" We see. by the Fresno (Californnl papers,
that Bro Pickles is just stirring mp the dry bones
ont there. He has been holding hi. revival. Bro
Pickles makes things move wherever he is
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II The Township Trustees say that the rrEstra-
ton of soldiers. provided for by the late law is
nuisance. They find many in which it is ut
terly impossible 10 make proper intelligihle
record, with the blanks that have been furnished.
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Nobby. nice and n,,c is the only way
press it and after you have examined line. You
will admit prices are low. You and your friends
requested TO call and US. like 20 show
goods SPRINGER & Co.
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r. Samantha Bobbs" did not get around. last
week, until Wednesday night. after paper had
gone to press. and the items of date for this
week. Items must be mailed before Wednesday. or
they are of no use.
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2 I. j. Vanderslice was in town, Sunday, on
his way home from St. Joseph, where he had been
attending his son sam, who has recently had tu-
NOR extracted from his shoulder
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a GARRY

To all who are suffering from the errors and inds-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood etc, will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered bya missionary in South America.
Send a selfaddrcssed envelope to the Rev. JosErH
7. IMAM, Station ID. Nese York City Haugly.
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Ten dozen Childrrns, Misses, and Womcn's Cloth
Caters, at 50 to IS cents pair. close them 1t
is less than half what they cost
29mchsw. MCCRCM & COWEN.
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u Make your old things look like new, by using
the Diamond Dyes, and You will be happy. ANY of
the fashionable colors for 10 cents
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" When you 20 to MILL take your wheat to Sew
erance Mills. and exchange for -four
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RuckIcn,sl ruIca Salxs

The Best Salve in the World for Cuts Bruises,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chspped
Hands, Cbilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25
crnts per box. For sale by ID. C. Sinclair & Bro,
Troy
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Troy Markets.

II Little tin Butler on wheel..- il wEat the
Springfield Cnion calls Ex-Governor sprsgn-.
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II Young. old, and middle-aged men and women
get health and strength by using Browns Iron Bit.
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WI NpEEhEAb. Manager.

70 The best place to buy fresh and salt meats. is
at the new shop. Reasonable prices
JOE. MoREuEAn MANAGER
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GRNT,'s FCEyISUING GOODS.

want to buy two hundred stock steers. from
TO three years old, between now and May LIST.
22mch3w. JOE MCCRuN.
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- New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever.
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II The B. & NJ. r. r.. known as the Burlington
Route offers special advantage, to travellers See
their advertisement in this paper
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A store building and lot in Severance. Kan Adj
dress III w,Rp
mchl5G Rclctow n,
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In this department ask odds from any
house in the County. Come and see prices. this
spring. SPRINGER & Co.
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X. Of ~.

Troy Lodge No 1871 Knights Of Honor meets the sec
I'D aud fourth Friday evenings each month"; in Odd Eel
i,w, Hall over Baslers' Rank.
HENRY BODER, JR., Dictator.
RoBEHT WILKINSON. Reporter.
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" Mrs. Walt. s. Johnston after visit of three
or four months among friends in Troy. started for
her home at Denver, last Saturday. on the fast
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Y Reliable help for the weak, nervous. and de-
bilitated dyspeptic sufferer found in Browns Iron
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~ We notice that Duncan Mcintosh is candi-
date for Trustee of the city of Guunson Colora-
do
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We will grind feed for the farmers, on Friday and
Saturday of each week. Try eur knl-lried corn
meal.
FARMERS ELEVATOR AND Mill Co.
mAy4u Severance. Kansas.
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F0r &nIe FhRnn

go of land, in one section, in Washington County
Kansas. Would make fine stock farm. $40 acres
good tilahle land. balance in fine pasture. Range
near. Price, if taken at once. s. per acre, cash
Cheapest land in the County. Apply to
+. &. KNOWLES
l5march4w. Washington, rs
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.ilcl9tf.
Selling OH.


will sell goods for and carriage for the next
30 days for cash. J. J. BRADLEY.
29mch4w. Tanning. Kans.
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v-co to Mrs. Weddings to get fine dress
goods at St. Joseph prices. e9mcbIw.

" candidate for County Treasurer has al
ready appeared. lie came 10 Sam. Jolnsons. one
night last week
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" There no Court. Monday. Judge Martin
having been detained at Atchi.nn by a funeral
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r The Methodist appointments for this Comfy
are all the same as last year except White Cloud.
TO which place J. v. McCurdy.'is appointed.
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That you may form an idea of the magnitude Of
stock. il will he necessary CALI aud you will
find that this department is jusi tell you fuli
Of everything that is new, and all figure dsxa TO
rock bottom margins SPRINGER K Co.
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Y See the advertisenis Mt Of Palmer & Orton Of
White Cloud, who have large amount Of native hum
Der for sale. both green and sea.oned
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FRANKLIN ,,,,.,,o,,v

On long time. at per cent interest. on well i'm
proved Farms in DoniPhan County. Kansas Apply "
!uhe%4 Y X SIoUT. Troy, Kansas
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Boots and Shoes.


Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received. at Leland's
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e Towseud & Richardson have reduced their IS
cent eursets To 30 eeEt IL is the best corset in the
market, for the money.
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TowsExp & RICHARDSON.
MILLINERY GOODS

n We will open, this week, nice line of Spring
ginghams and prints.
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poNIPuaN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial District-DAvID MARTN
County Commis-inners-R p. sHUIsKT, CfErs LELAND
JR LTKUs FETTEH-
sheriff. G. BAILEY.
Clerk Of District COurt-F. j. CLesH
TYeasurer-SAMUEL v. JOHNSON
County Clerk-D. W. Mouse
County Attorney-B A. SEAvER
Probate Jndge-JoHN =. WHsOS.
Register Of Desd--ERAsNUs =. DIXON.
Superintendent of Puhc InstructiUn-H +. sHASkh
Surveyor-JANEs T. FoENAN.
Coroner-DR ROEEET 5. DISsHoRE
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CoURT.-On Tuesday, the against John
shaw, Morris Snoddy and Alexander Wilkinson. for
assault upon Constable Elledge, tried. Shaw
and sn"ddy pleaded guilty of assault and battery.
Wilkinson went to trial. aud was acquitted. Shaw
and Snoddy were sentenced to three months each in
the County Jail.
The eases against MOrdecai Rhue were continued
until the next term, account Of the principal wit
cess for the State having pressing business, just
now. preventing her attendance.
On Tuesday, Sonmers. alias Kline, pleaded gull
~ to grand larceny. and will 60 to the pen.
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Ts-Coles Veterinary Carbolisalve is rapidly grow
ing in favor with the leading borsemeu of the conn
try. 1t will cure scratches hoof diseases, cuts,
wounds. collar and saddle gals, and sores of all
kinds quicker than any other remedy and is the
only preparation known that will bring the hair in
IFS original color. Pound cans, HOO: small cans so
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n The place to get native lumber, is at Paine,
& Orton's, White Cloud
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z fyou want good cisaf try the Prasrector
only Eve cents each, at d. c. Sinclair & Br, a
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y Do You want good breadl Try Severance
Snowflake
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r. Ben. w. Fleming & Bro, the leading
Hatters. Terms cash. Prices the Lowest.
ao7 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borro,
money. ..,-e
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Troy Lodge No S. A. and A NJ, meets in their Hall
xr,t Npday IN each month bcT- full and srcond
SATURDAY thereafter Visiting Brothers and members are
THOS. HENSHALL. W. VI.
GEO r WooD, Sec.
Troy Cnapt-r Ne G Il. A. ", bold their meetings on
the nat Monday after full nn"nn =
JAMES ID. WILLIAMSON, II. 7.
ID. c SINCLAIR, Sec.
wathrra Lssisc No 90 A. F. & A. NJ, meets at then
Hall every SATURDAY before III" full and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethrn cordially in
Tilted 20 sstend S. HATCH, W. N.
C. POKIER, Sec
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rS- Severance Mills exchange flour and bran for
wheat. Quality guaranteed.
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n Try the Prospeetor Cigar. if you want good
smoke. ID. G. SgScLAIR & BIO.
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AtloW rates on long time. n. PRIcE,
2ijuncsO Tror Kansas
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II Troy whiskey must be bad indeed. when it
makes preacher steal
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AGRNTa.

JAMES H. BATES q Park Row, New York.
s M PETTEN6ILL & CO. 81 Park Row, New York
POWELL CHESMAS, St Louis. No.
THIS PAPER may he so11a q" PIE z, Geo Ave,
sing Bureau 10 Spruce ST. where adyrrtisning con
<arts NAV Ice made for il N NEW YORK.
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n. O. %. r..

troy CITY L1lre No B. meets every Saturday night at
ID Fellows Hall Bo-rS Bank. All members Of the
II. SEELEY, y. G.
Jos PENRoD, r. Sec.
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rhe Rnrhed-Wire Patents.

KEoKuK, Ia, June 11.-Judges McCreary
and Love forwarded to the clerk of the
United States Circuit Court at Des Moines,
to-day, an order in the barbed-wire
cases of Wsshburn, Moen & Co. VS.
Rhoda and others, denying the several
applications for preliminary injunctions for
infringement of the reissued Gliddon &
Kelly patents. No opinion was written.
The judges deemed it advisable to suspend
their judgment on these cases. which were
argued in chambers at Keokuk, some time
ago, until similar motions. involving
the same questions were passed upon by
Judge Treat at ST. Louis. The court here
did not desire to forestall the argument and
anticipate the judgment of that court.
Judges McCreary and Love find Judge
Treats opinion in accord with their own
judgment as to the validity of the reissue OF
the DatentS
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George 6t0lp, of Aurora, while attempting TO
ford the river Jules City, Kan, was
drowned, and his body has not yet been found.
At Trenton, a miner named James Corning.
while attempting to get a rapidly moving
train, fell under the wheels and was fatally in
Jured.
Lightning struck the house OF William Greg
DRY, near New BURNSIDE, instantly killing his
wife. This is the third death in this vicinity
within tweRty-fOur hours by lightning.
Amos NJ. Ebersol, one of the early settlers Of
La Sale county. and for many years the life and
energy OF the Old Settlers Association of the
county, died at his homo in Fall River township
on Sunday.
The lime manufacturers of the Mississippi
Valley have been in session in Quincy for two
days with closed doors. After q prOJracted de-
bate pool was formed and a scale of prices
agreed upon.
While examining the water works OF Rock Is
land few days ago, Dir. Holly found in the
pumps masses of accumulated dead fish, tn rites,
chunks, and other trash. Sucker" was found
in one of the pipes that measured three feet nine
inches long and weighed over fifty-one pounds.
At Ballard station, near Chenoa, Merritt
Edwards and Preston Curry. near Lexington,
we're at work a scaffOld in barn they were
building for William Cook, when the seaholdiuG
gave way and they were preeipitated distance
OF thirty feet. Mr. Curry caught hold of q beam
and saved himself, but Mr., Edwards struck a
beam, and he lived about hour.
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ANOTHER TORNADO.
Damage to Property at BeIoit. Wis. Three
Men Reported Killed.

MILWAUKEE, June 11.-About o'clock a
tornado visited Beloit, Wis A
moment before there was 8
dull, roaring sound, accompanied by
lowering Clouds and then, without warning,
the cyclone burst upon the city. The air in
its path was filed with flying fragments
of houses. trees and fences. The bridge of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad was totally
destroyed, and many buildings in the heart
of the city were damaged, some almost to-
tally ruined. On East Bridge street. be-
tween State and North Bridge
the stores were badly wrecked.
The Rock River Paper Mill Company
will suffer heavy loss at their east-side mill;
their large machine shop was demolished,
the ruins. The streets are filled with the
debris of telephone and telegraph poles.
Three men are reported killed.
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BAKED STEAK.-A good dish to be eaten
cold for supper is made by taking piece of
round steak, spread some butter on it, and
then cover it with force meat made of bread
rcrumbs. highly seasoned with pepper, salt
and sage; roll the steak, and fasten it togeth-
er; bake it, basting it freely with butter
and water. When it is tender take from the
oven and let it get perfectly cold. Cut it in
slices right down through the force meat
and all.
RooT BEER.-Take two ounces of ginger,
two ounces of sassafras bark, four ounces of
hops, ten drops of the essence of spruce, and
ten drops of the essence of wintergreen; boil
in four gallons of water for twenty minutes
strain and add four gallons of cold water
and two quarts of molasses, and when blood
warm turn cupful of yeast on some crusts
of bread. Cover the frkin or jar, and let the
beer jerment over night; bottle the next
morning and cork tight
WAFFLEs.-Take half pound of butter,
half pound of fine sugar, nine eggs, three
pints of milk, an ounce and half of the
best baking powder and two pounds and q
quarter of sifted -four Beat the butter and
the sugar to a cream, add the yelks of eggs
and milk and oue-half the flour. Mix we'll
then add the whites of the eggs, which you
will have beaten to a stanch snow, and lastly
add the rest of the flour. Bake in waffle
irons well creased and heated. When baked
the tops may be busted with fine sugar or
with a mixture Of sugar and powdered Gin
namon.
STRAWBERRY SPoNGE-CAKE.-Make custard
OF quart of milk, one cup of sugar and the
yolks of four eggs. Flavor when cold Slice
one stale sponge-cake and cover the bottom
OF glass dish with it, moisten the cake with
the custard, over this spread layer of ripe
strawberries, then another layer of sponge
cake, and again a layer of strawberries;
sprinkle the fruit with powdered sugar. beat
the whites of the eggs stiff whip into the
eggs some strawberry juice well sweetened;
spread the meringue smoothly on top and
ornament with bright scarlet berries
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front teeth are gone; when last seen he wore
plush cap and common clothing. Any tnfcrma-
tion will be thankfully received and rewarded
by his father, James Sears. at Ogden, Ripley
county.
At Vincennes, Lulu Stacey was found dead in
her bed on Sunday. Cause unknown She nad
heen dead anparently five or six hours when
discovered. She was twenty years OF age.
Alex Grimes struck Bruce Throep with piece
of scantling on Saturday evening, at Harmony,
aear Brazil crushing his skull and infioting
fatal injuries. The assault was unprovoked.
Rev. NJ. L. Wells of Aurora. turned a valuable
horse out to pasture, and the horse. IN trying TO
cross Hogan creek, feb from tue bridge to the
bottom of the creek, and died instantly from the
effects Of the fall
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Once a MilIlonaire. Now a Thiee

BosroE June 11.-Wm, A. Putney, at one
time proprietor of one of the largest dry
goods houses in Chicago, and rated among
the millionaires, through business depres-
sion and bad investments became hopelessly
involved, and was finally obliged to give up
his business on account of impaired health.
Without money, he returned East and OBJ
tanned a position as salesman at Shepard
Normell & Co.'S. The firm have been miss
ing considerable valuable goods. Detectives
traced the thefts to Putney and he was ar
rested at his summer cottage at Nantucket.
The officers with their prisoner, took a
steamer for Boston. At Putney's solicita-
ton, they did not put irons on him. As
Putney desired to avoid the people he might
know on the boat he was allowed
to move about Suddenly, while chat
ting with the officers, he plunged
overheard. He was taken from the water by
a boats crew and everythinS done to resus-
citate him, but he died in about ten min
utes. His age was fifty-two. A large
amount of stolen property was found at his
residence in Boston.
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THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
Three Men Killed in Riot Among Strikers
at Troy,

Three Men Anlo0 In q tSiot among SurlAerS
Troy. n Y, June 11.-There was a MUIR
der here this afternoon, and perhaps two
more, growing out of the strike of moulders
at the malleable iron-works. About o. clock
the police were sent for, and after dispensing
large crowd and arresting three men they
found one man dead from pistol shot and
two men wounded. The dead man was
William Hutchson. He formerly worked
at the malleable ironworks, and was said to
come from Detroit or from Canada. Joseph
Winestone, probably fatally shot, belongs to
Troy, and is spoken of as a reputable man.
Arthur Imeson's wounds are very
dangerous. The persons charged with
firing the fatal shots and who are
arrested are Sanford c. White, aged nine
teen; Thos. Garfield, eighteen; Thos. Jones'
twenty-tkree, and John Jones, twenty.
White and Garfield are non-union moulders,
and were engaged in row. A great crowd
followed the officers with the deter
mnaton to lynch White, but they
were kept at bay. Superintendent Quigley
who was soon at the scene, ordered the
crowd to stand back, whereupon the exas-
perated crowd attacked him. knocked him
down, and were choking him, when some OF
his men rescued him The entire detective
force and five patrol men were detailed to
the scene of the murder, and will remain
there during the night.