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NEW ADVERTIS EMFN7lS.
Y,RUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Farms
Near Martinsburg, w. Va.

BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by a deed Of trust from G.. r. Sims and
Harriet A. Sims, his wife, dated the End
oay OF Marbh, 1882, and recorded in the
clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Berkeley county, w. Va. in Deed Book
No. IS, page 435, will offer for sale q
public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, '83
AT 2 o'CLooK p M.
at the front door Of the courthouse in
Martinsourg, w Va, those two valuable
farms situated about one mile southeast
of Martinsburg in said Berkeley county,
known as the "Eutzy Farm and the
"Burns Farm" The said ''Eutzy FARM
contains
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Milan Township, Macon County,
H., boasts that il has no river, no
timber, no judge, no preacher, no doc
tor, no lawyer, no drunkard, no idiot no
pauper, no city, village, no railroads
and no tramps.f
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The ''oil spot in the Gulf OF Mexico
is an area of shallow water, which is
calm while a gale is raging and waves
are tossing all aboutit. The mud from
the bottom has a soapN character.
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At his residence in Martinsburg,
Oct. 10th, 1888, of inflammatory
rheumatism, Mr.. Frederick Ryneal,
aged 60 years and nine months.
On August DIST, 1888, Elizabeth
Stephen Rogers, daughter of DIR.
Chas H.Stephen of Jefferson county,
w. Va, and beloved wife of Mr..
James r.. Rogers.
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This purely vegetable preparation sur
passes any medicine recommended for the
above diseases. Give it u trial. Price,
rs and Is cents To prove its merits
don't say to you buy Gas others do), but
| shy try sample bottle, FREE, at A. NJ.
GI1BERr's, Martinsburg, and dealers
throug bout the county.
G. HoLDSTEIN, Proprietor,
ocl3-6m Woodbury., N. j.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE of deed of trust, execu
ID ted on the 9th day ofJanuary, 1881,
by George Byres and Anna Byres his
wife, aud Rachel Shuart, to Charles
Stuckey, trustee, and of record in the
County Court Clerks Offic, of Berkele,
county, W. Va, in Deed Book No. II,
page 324, conveying their undivided in
terest in the real estate hereinafter descri-
bed, TO eecure the payment of o bond
therein set forth, no part Of which has
been paid, the undersigned trustee, at the
written request of the creditor secured in
sold deed, win offer at public sale, on
Saturday. October go, 1859.
at O'clock, p. m, in front of the Court
house in Martinsburg, w. Va, the undi-
vided interest of the grantors in said deed
1.-THE exact interest viii be announced on.
day OF sale, in certain
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10 x-Payers,
For the Year 1883.


ME Taxes for 1888 are now due and
i in my hands for collection, and THE
notice IS given, according to law, notify
ing all Taxpayers that DISCOUNT OF
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT. will
be allowed to all parties paying their
taxes before tho LIST of November, 1883.
| or one of my Deputies will meet The
Taxpayers at the following times and
places in the several Districts, for the pur-
pose OF collecting said Taxes
DISTRICTS.
Hedgesville, Tuesday, October I'd.
Tomahawk, Wednesday, October Sd.
Falling Waters, at the Mill. Thursday
October 4tt
Bedington, Friday, October 5th.
Greensburg, Saturday, October 9Th.
Scrabble, T. esday, October 9th.
Martinsburg; at Sheriff's Office, DC ober
18th aud 18th.
Gerarastown, Tuesday, October 23d.
Shanghai, Wednesday, October Gath.
Arden, Darkesyille, Thursday, Oct. 25th.
Vanclevesyills, Friday, October 26th.
Mill Greek, Tuesday and Wednesday, DC.
tobsr 30th and 3lst.
G. A. CHRISTIAN.
SEPT Sheriff Berkeley Co.
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Ill Acres

more or less. has on it Frame Dwelling
House and Stable, Fine Orchard of hes
frults--apples, peaches pears, grapes, &c.
Thef two farms adjoin each other, and
the latter adjoIns the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. They can be throwa into one
farm with advantage. There are 5 acres
of YOUNG TIMBER, the BALANCE is under
cultivation.
This property lies in the Shenandoah
Valley, near the city of Martinsburg,
where there is competition in railroad
fares and freights to all paris of the
country,
TERMS OF SALE one.third cash
one-third with interest in one yeae, and
the residue with interest in two years
lom day of sale, the purchaser to give
his note, with good security, for the de-
ferred payments, and the legal title to be
retained until the whole purchase money
is paid.
For further Information apply to Z. B..
Faulkner, Esq, harrisburg, W. Va, or
to the undersigned
GEO. e PRICE, Trustee,
Keysar w Va
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Insurance That is Sure"
j. H. BRISTOR.
Fire Insurance Agent
Represents the following Old Reliable
Companies, with combined Capital
and surplus of over 500, 600, 600

Organized.
Htna Of Hartford, Conn.,, $500. 49,. 1919
Phoenix of Hartford, Conn, ...... 1854
ms. Co. of North America, Phila-
delphia, Pa ........................ 1894
Niagara of New YorE................... 1850
North British and Mercantile of
London, Eng 800. ............. 1909
Lancashire, Manchester, Eng .,.... 1882
Northern ms. Go. of Aberdeen and
London, Eng, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886
J. FL. BRISTQR,
National Bank Building,
jn30-6m Martinsburg, w. Va.
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State Of W. Pa., County Of Berkeley, IS:
!, Jno. B. Wilson, Cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of nay
knowledge aud belief
JNO. B. WILSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day of October, 1888.
J. S. HALDEMAN, Notary Public.
CogREcT-Attest.
M. S. GRANTHAM,
JOHN FITz,
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more or less. and is improved by FINE
BRICK DWELLING, excellent water al
the door, 50x7o Bank Barn, complete
with Stables, Granary, &c. Fruit o.
varions kinds, and vein of fine brick
clay. The said "Burns Farm contains
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

YyHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION for
IL three School Commissioners for the
Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards of Mar
tinsburg Independent School District to
serve for two years from January l, 1888,
at the Court .house, on TUESDAY, NO.
MEMBER 6, 1898.
By order Of the Board,
oc2O-3t WIN. A. PlTZER, Sec'y.
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NOTICE ALI the. right title and in
terest in and to the property described
above, vested in me by deed of trust
from g. f. Sims and Harriet A Sims,
his wife, dated the I'd of June, 1888, and
recorded among iceland records of Berks.
ley county, W Va, in Dsed Book No so,
page no, will be sold at the same time
and place named in the above advertise
ment, so that the purchaser will take the
property free from any lien or liability
created by said deed of trust
f. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
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DIED.

Gz-HaJ rates--fre cents per Ene-for Obituary No
secs Beyond the usual announcement.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

Dispatch 10 The Bxs.


j LOUISVILLE, February 22.--The day
was disagreeable and disappointing to
those who hoped for warm weather for
the contest between Carver and b.
gardus. Only 800 present. There
was considerable betting, the odds at
the opening being 100 to 60 on Bogar.
dus, pools selling at 100 to 80, and
some. even betting. The traps were
arranged with boundaries measuring
80 yard from centre of trap, the terms
of the match being 100 birds, 80
yards rise, eighty yards boundary.
Both men appeared confident, and
were called to work at l O'Clock. Col.
Jno. M. Barbour, of louisville, was
referee, no judges. The birds used
being tame pigeons did not fly we'll.
Bogardus failed to score on the second
bird, whish fell dead forty yards out.
side the Nmits. Carver missed the
fifteenth and sixteenth. 30.
gardus missed the nineteenth,
scoring Q tie. Carver ell be.
hind on tho twentieth with
. miss The first 20 birds were shot
in 26 minutes. When the fftihth bird
was reached there was . tie, each hav-
Ing killed 43 At the SEVENTEEN Bo.
gafdus Wa 70, Carver 81; at rs, Bo.
gardus Ga, Carver 81. From rs to
the ninetieth Carver gained three and
tied Bogsrdus. The excitement ran
high among the crowd, but the, CON.
testants were cool. At the ninety
sixth bird Bogsrdus misssd,
and Carver, without miss,
ran ont, d~efeatingr his antagonist
by one bird-Carver SO, Bogardus so.
Time two hours and forty minutes.
The match passed off pleasantly with.
out . single protest. Carver was
heartily congratulated. Carvsr's stake
and gate money will amount to over
$1,000 Chicago men bet heavily on
Bogardus.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Cadadian Notes.

Special Dispatch 10 Tus Bss.
MosrREAL, February 22.--The
Canadian Pacific railway sent the first
through train of freight to Winnipeg
to-day.
Suit was begun to aunul the mar
riage Ct Casffey Perth, of Winnipeg,
and Henry Allan, the bogus Lord
Csntyre' Miss Perth Is under age
and worth a million. Nobody knows
Lord Csntyre.
The marquis Of Lorno presided at
tho meeting of the artillery a%ssccla-
ton at Ottawa, He promised to as.
sist to send the team Of Shoeburyress
to England.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

the orfiot with the vatican, as II
has not been in earnest In Its negotia-
lions. The government was not deslr.
Gus Of peace with the vatican, though
the emperor favored 1t. Cardinal
Jaoobini's last note points out only one
alternative, Either Prussia must con-
sent to thorough revision of the May
laws or she will deprive the Catholic
church of Germany Of the very son.
ditions Of existence.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Preachers b MANGA,

TUCSON, February 22.--There Is
great excitement over the remarkable
silver discovery, ten miles south of
here, In the Santa Rita mountains.
The ore crossing Is one hundred feet
wide, yer a mile long, and the aver
age value is two hundred and seventy.
five dollars per ton. Ore sulphate Is
also extensive with rich sand. Half a
million is In sight IN the claim. The
property has Just been purchased by
a Methodist minister, Alblo Juna.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
GENERAL FOR EIaN NEWS
| Special Dispatch 10 TIN BHH

M oEk eArN M WE
Special Dispatch to The BEE
AMERICAS INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, February 90 Lowell, the
American minister, held a reception
to day In honor sf Washington's
birthday.
THE BIRTHDAY IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, February 90 The usual
Washington birthday festiaal vas CD.
served here to-day.
THE RIGHTS OF FRANCE.
PARIS, February ga; is stated
the French admiral on the Madagas-
car station has been ordered TO aup-
press vigorously any attempts to ! Q
s!st the rights of France on the
island.
II SENTENCES CONFIRMED.
CORK, February 22.-John O'Brien
and the ex.suspects Hoddnutt and
Gilihooley, whose sentences to i'm.
prisonment for using intimidsting
language against landlords were con.
6rmed recently, have been arrested to
undergo their punishment.
THE OPINION OF TIE FREEMAN.
DUBLIN, February % The Free
mans Journal says: The police now
consider that it Is futile to continue
to guard the judges and other officers.
BURsrED SUGAR REFINERs.
LONDON, February % --Ballantine
d Rouan, sugar refioers of Greenock,
have failed with liabilities at $50, 900.
NEW MINISTRY,
PARIS, February 90 The new min.
htry is gaz stted to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
DUBLIN, February 90 -Thos. Fitz-
patrick, arrested as a Pte nix park as.
sin, was discharged.
ROME, February %. -Washington's
birthday was celebrated to-day. Min.
lister Astor's reception was attended
by the whole American colony and
many distinguished Italians.
BAzAINEs' BOOK,
LONDON, February % --Bazaines'
book is entitled Episodes OF the
War of 20 and the Seige of Metz"
1t ia dedicated to ex-Qsen Isabella,
Of Spain. Among the documents
which appear in the work are Ba.
z,ines' autograph report to Emperor
Napoleon, while the latter was at
Wilhelmshohe, and a letter to the
Empress Eugene, dated September
Ia, 1870, advising her to take to
horse and q command of the
Metz division. The marshal consid.
ers that the defensive qualities of
Alsace.L Lorraine have not been utilized
to their fullest extent. He asserts
the disorganization of the Wal depart.
ment at the beginning of the war,
which rendered 1t impossible to obtain
useful Information, and declares he
never saw a mitrailleuse until this
weapon was brought into Metz.
THE FUNDS FOUND.
DUBLIN, February 81 Is stated
that the government IL In possession
of documents connected with the Land
League, which afford a clue to where
the funds of the league went.
An abundance of money Is forth.
coming for the defense of prisoners
charged with the Phoenix park muir.
ders, .fH,. .'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-The river
continued to fall. now measuring 80
feet 2 inches. The work of clearing
the wharf will be begun to morrow.
Large quantities of freight on hand.
Business will Re lively on resumption
of navigation. The work of relief Is
unmitigated.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Bloody Work I'm n Lumber Camp.

Special Dispatch to Tux Bxs.
CHICAGO, February gam East
Tawas Mich. } special says II at at the
lumber camp lei there q dispute
about q trivial bet between two men
one with an adze Glove the Others
head entirely off, 1t rolling on tho
floor, opening and closing It's eyes In
a horrible manner. The murderer
was hung to a tree with q log chain.
Lumbermen from q neighboripg camp
came In force and took the body down,
which was guarded by sixty indignant
lynchers. A terrible fight ensued in
which 1t is reported seven men were
killed by axes and a number terribly
wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Uncrowned King Of Ire
land Made the Target
Of British Gall.
But He Remains Calm and Un-
concerned Throughout the
Stormy Scene.
The New French Ministry Un-
furl their Programme in
the Cnambsr.
Am srioan Pork in Germany-Prus-
STA and tho Vatican.
ENGLAND.

Special Dispatches to The BEE.
LIVELY A IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, February I'm the house
OF commons the government will move
the appointment of a committee to In.
quire into the expediency of con-
structing the caspnel tunnel.
The chief secretary tor Ireland
stated a short hand writer was present
at the examination of witnes,e les In
Dublin CASTLE. 90 .a, .at H
The government again asked Spain
to release the Cuban refugees turren-
dered at Gibraltar.
Gorst's amendments was again de.
bated.
Lowther promised conservative sup.
port to a Vigorous policy toward Ire.
land.
Forster de'endt d his own course pre-.
vlous to his resignation. The pre-.
vention of crimes act was not accepted
before the release tf the suspects, but
he had advised IL ss urgent. But for
the Phe ak park murders Ireland
would have believed Parnell supreme,
and would, therefore, become
ungovernable. The recent dis
closures increased the suspicion
that the land league was connected
with the ouirages. The public ex-
pected Psrpell would have elucidated
this point. No mere disclaimer would
be sufficient. He charged Parnell
with heading the organic atom which
started an agitation, promoted out
RACES, melted murder, and Parnell
had rsspsd the advantages OF ,he
agitation. He did not plan the ont.
RACES, but connived al their commits
sion.
O'Kelly shouted, SIT is a lie" sew
eral times. he was named for sus-
pension and suspension ordered-305
to 90! 10
Foster resumlng reiterated the char.
ges, quoting from spsechss in which
which Parnell said murder wss unneoes-
sary. The wretches who committed
the Phsonix Park assassination had
not acted or thu letter, but according
to the spirit OF tn ase speeches. Until
Parnell expressed regret and repent.
auce he could not communicate with
him, TIE feeling now rising even In
ireland Is against the agitation of Par
nell and his friends since 1t has bsen
unveiled and unmasked.
Loud cries for Parnell. Heidi not
move O'Donnelly attempting to In
terfere during the speech was ruled
out of order.
FcRsTER's ATTACK.
The Standard says no speech of re-
cent years produced such interest and
excitement 81 Forster's attack on the
Land League. Friends and foes ad.
mitted 1t to be the greatest effort he
ever made. The speech was keenly
discussed In the lobby.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Sale OF Trotters.

Special Dispatch to TnS BIN.
LEXINGTON, KY, February o.
Tha sale of trotters belonging to W.
II Wiison OF C7uthiana, Commodore
Kittson of s.. Paul, 0. A. Gilman Of
Paris, KY, T. j. McGlbbon of Laird
Station, and Nj S Hart of ~Indianap.
oils, closed to .day. A series Of 81
head sold at On average of 1876.
Martha w. sold for So, $50; Holsteia,
81. SEQ; Ethan Wilkes, 3 years old,
$1,100; yearling, Wilkes, 81. 500; two
Membrino Wilkes, ST. 100 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Fanatic Folly.
--AL r.,. n.u

BosToN, February 2a.-The Citi-
zsns' Law and Order league of the
United States was formed to-day.
President, r. F. Elmendorf, Chicago;
secretary, F. O. Shafer, Chicago. An
executive committee was chosen. The
object of the league Is to secure the
enforcement Of laws and ordinances
relating to the liquor trafi, through
out the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Land Slide.
SPECIAL Dispatch TO TIN BKK

CNoINNATI, February ga sec.
ton of Mclean avenue, seventy, five
feet long, slipped into the water at
court street this morning, letting
downthe Southern railroad track and
cutting off communication with both
passenger and freight depots. 1t ap.
peared shortly before the arrival Of
The moaning trains.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Tho Michigan Senatorial Contest
Special DlspAtch DO THB Ben

Special Dispatch 10 THs Bes
DETROIT, February 90. Six ballots
we're taken In joint convention this
afternoon. o. nj. Barnes, the new
candidate of the fusionists, ranged
A to 46; Palmer, "a to 81; Willets,
IL to 10; Burrows was finally with.
drawn; Ferry, 26 to 20, except on
the last ballot, when he fell to %;
remaining votes scattering.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
FRANCE.
Special Dispatch to THB BE.
DAY IN THE CHAMBERS.

, A DAY IN THE CHAMBERS.
PARIS, February %. In the cham.
Der of deputies to-day Prime Minister
Ferry explained the programme of
the ministry. He solicited tn conf.
dence of the country, and said the
governments first care would be to
satisfy the wish of the chamber by sp
plying the law of 1884, under which
princes would be deprived of their
military posts. The government
thought nothing more necessary for
the present. The republic is not en-.
dangered, and In event OF conspiracy
would have ample power to protect It.
self by the rights inherent to all
governments, without infringing on
the essential liberties of the people.
The government demanded that meas.
ures be taken against the ~uttersnoe
of seditious cries and against authors
of seditious plaoArds. Irritating
questions and fruitless discussions, he
said, must be set aside, leaving to the
government the inistive which belongs
to 1t Of right. The reforms required
In the msgistraoy, the military bill
and the habItual criminals bill will be
introduced, The budget for 1884
will shortly be presented. The gov.
eminent proposes 10 facilitate
the execution OF public works
and TO INTRODUCES measures looking
70 the organization Of . proteotorste
In Tunis and reduction Of expenses OF
occupation of that country. The
foreign policy of the government will
be peaceful, but not necessarily one OF
inaction. Whenever our interests and
honor are engaged We must maintain
France In the rank to which she 10 en-.
titled. 1t Is essential to give Europe
the spectacle Of q government sure OF
Its future and better armed against
factions, of administration. strong and
respected, and of q parliamentary re-,
public, resting on French virtue, good
sense, labor, love and progress.
Jollbsrs, Bonapsrtiss, gave notics
he would submit an inter psllatlon re.
garding Ferry' d statements. The Boz
nspartist commented on|the silence OF
the government regarding revision OF
the constitution, aud g,va notice of 9
motion therefor. The report Of the
committee concerning Barodet An.
drieux's proposal for a revision wal
presented In the house. A motion tc
adjourn for q mont h the debate or
the ministers programme was lost
800 to ITO. The discussion was fited
for SATURDAY..
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Goodbye, Susie.

Special Dispatch TO THs Bnl.
PHIADELPMA, February o.
Susan b. Anthony sailed for Liver
pool to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
GERMANY.
spe ;ial Dispatch TO The BEH.
THE AMERICAN HOG.

Il AMERICAN HOG.
BERLIN, February 22.-The law
against American hog products will
60 into effect one month after publ
cation. Special rules will be made
relating to Hamburg and Bremen
supplying ships.
THE A LAWS.
The lAndtag discussed the estimates
OF the minister Of worship. Wind.
thorst, leader Of the clerical party,
ssidfhe government wa. blameabls for
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

"A Correct :Obssrvanoe.
spNial Dis pAch to The BKx
New YORK, February 81. Business
Ii practically suspended to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A New ship Yard
,acial niapatph IN -Tuu Run

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 22.-
Lieutenant Gorringe has taken posses.
sion of the Reading Railroad COM
pany's ship ynrd.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
MlYN WORT

"Mr. Ethan Lawrence, my townsman," says
DR. Philip @ Fa'lcu ~ Monk'o1, w., was
bl ated from Kidney disease. The kin OF his
legs th mo like glass. Kidr ey.Wort cured him.
Apf. 2O.82
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

THE BIZ THDAY IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, February % The usual
Washington birthday festiaal was CD.
served here to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

AMERICAS INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, February 90 Lowell, the
American minister, held a reception
to day In honor sf W~ashipgton's
birthday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
THE RIGHTS OF FRANCE.

PARIs, February 22.-I; Is stated
the French admiral on the Msdagas-
car station has been ordered to sup
press vigorously any attempts to 10
s!st the rights Of France on the
irlapd
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-11-26
TheJacksonviile I agedy

Jacksonville, Mich, Nov. 23.-TLe
negro Bales, in an interview with the
sheriff, claims that when he heard the
noises mentioned in yesterdays report
he sprang from the bed and concealed
himself in chest near, which was found
to be too small to admit his body. He
further claims hearing the cry of "Oh!"
but heard no firing. The former story
is highly improbable. Some time ago
his brother was discharged by White
and quarrel ensned. Bales brother
threatened to kill White with an iron bar
he held in his hand. The sheriff is
hunting for him. On the night of the 22l
two clerks from Jackson, coming from q
wedding at Concord at 2 o'clock in the
morning, say they saw three men stand.
ing by the roadside neal Crouch's.
There is a report now that the family
drank cider before retiring, and it Is be
lieved it was drugged a quantity re
naming in pitcher has been sent tc
Ann Arbor Tor analysis. Should i
J prove to be drugged the stomachs OF th,
victims will be removed and examined
The ball taken from CroucA's head thi
III orning was found somewhat battered
, but proved to be of thirty-two calibre
The scene Of the murder was visited b,
a large crowd OF people this morning
hundreds standing in the rain arounG
the house. There are threats of lynchine
should the murderers be found. n
clue has been gained yet.