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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
COPIAH CIRCUIT COURT.
APRIL TERN. 1858.
To Hos. T. j. WHARTON

To HoN. T. j. WHARTON
The Grand Jury ompannelled for
this term wou'd report TO your Lon
Or, that we have examined ole hun.
litd and fifty witnesses, hnvs found
forty ,hreo true bills. ani have g.
far as abe, disposed Of all tho lusi'
Less before us,
We have examined Tho county jill,
found l!e buildIr & and surroundings
in excellent sanitary condition, the
prisoners make no complaint, Ri,
they are XII dy treated and we'll car
oil for, ord seem to TO content, d
with 'hc lot fac and circumstance,
have assigned them to.
In order 10 add the necessary vor
iilu,ion, we would recommend th,t
AL opening of pr Iper sizr, say 14xlS
riches, 10 iralc on the wet sido in
h lower wall o. V s.;bu'o. Would
.!so ca!l your attention to n colcrcd
w' man, Who sono time lat wa
committed a. In: attic, who, appnr-
c. I'll ilow her dcmeanor, The IN IN,
rtr j.: Which, sLo answer, d q lcs,iou'
when propoundeh by III, is in ON
opinion perfectly sane ind tat oaa'
and should be liberated
Our TIA Ks arc Gue and arc h'r by
'eadoscd to the Court, Tor advisc
and true kindness, t, our District
Attorney for his prompt attendance
when called urop, always giving hi
legal opinions in II Gle. + well deiiae!
manner, to NJ: III rais our Fo0 mln,
for his tue and g,ntleln snly polite
nc ~ towards all w!-O c,mc in con-
tact with him, AID thu marked dc.
gre Of dc ram aud dignity mani
est"d durIus orr labors to our Sher'
IT, C,rcui, clerk snl Ulcers of the
Curt tor their lul rcadircss ,o
serve us, our BalIfi, VITO good and
'r.L'ul sel,,rL Ike WAS at Liza 20
,cidIiy AID iromp Is, wh) mai
our ,om'Jr. hi, special duty md wao
wax del gated 20 have NJ opporiuai.
y to p'eae n alike.
j Il. H,nris + rcmln.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Arkansas CrY, My IS "A &c.
struciivo cyclone swept ovcr the
southern part OF this city shortly at.
ter 5 o'clock this oysaing, unro, e g
and dem fishing buildings for d s.
tance OF two mile. the track OF the
storm ranging from one to two blocks
10 wild b. A number ofp,rsous were
ipjuie j, and some fatalities are 10
po toll. but IN los, OF life Nj prob.
ably no. be so great MS might be *
pected, ia view Of the great deatruc.
ton Of property. N,tbirg definite
can be givsr yet. hut he loss OF prvp
cry is estiua ed iu the hundreds Of
thouia.ds Of dollars.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

W. ara authorized 10 announce
II. G. CONN. ~ Copiph. rs can
diiate for the III 50 of District At,or.
ney subject 10 the action Of D,mo
critic District Canvention
W. ave authorized 20 anronnca w
L Haley as candidate ior tie office
oI Charctry cleih OF C ii'h ,un'y.
subject to the. action # the Demo.
cratic Iarty.
We are auih )r;z'd n nm puuc, Il
Il Hawkins as a crrfida'e fr tic
ciiicn at Treasurer 4 Corinh County,
sul ject Ia the action If tic D,mo-
cratic party.
We are nu'horizel 10 annourcc
Dr.. A. Hrn'er. rs candidate fr'
,ili;f of couaty treasurer oi Cop.ah
county, subieG. 20 the action of Tie
democratic coLveut,Oh.
TIE mlny fisnis of Il + Catch.
iugs, announce him MS can iiia'e
FOR supsrvi or ron beat | Subject
TO the ac,ilu q lie convention.
Wa'a,e authorized 10 amour C
q F(T"le) W n'fe. as n cinAdat"
for the Office Of Chauc ~ clerk, OF
CSriah county. .ulj ice. 10 tho action
of Il c Dymocratc patty.
We are au'hcr'zei TO annornc-
'to na,lc oi j. u mis- Cranberry as
ca1dil,t" inr The cllica Of Chauc,rJ
Clerk. OF & 'riaa county. su' ir,t 20
'he action OF tic. Democratic { user
v.t'vc.par,y.
We orc apthorzcl to announce
j. NJ. Norman as u candidate 70. re.
election IN III, oii;ce of Clancery
Clesk Of C,pinh comfy. subject t.
the action If the Democrats patty.
W. are authorized 20 announce r
". NJ llsaps rs cnrdida,e for The
eli 20 OF T;"a,u'cr &C e ,p.ah conn ' =.
subject to tn, action OF the D.mo.
cratic patty,
We o-e auilo';z Il 10 announce
c.. W. Graz brrrs IS caniili'r
Tor the dice q Treasurer If CoIith
con, b.; subject 20 tie action If ,he
D.mrcrGtic party.
We ave ru.orrizol To announce
W. II. Smith rs u can lilItc for lhr
of,e Of Choncery Clerk of Copi'h
c,uH'y, subject to the acton Of III
Deurcratic ,ar'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
Many CIrlzEys
FROM SIMPSON.
WrsrvlLLE, May II b, 1883.

WrsrvILE, May ii b, 1883.
EDr OF SIGNAL:
AZ the tine is approaching foI
holding the Senatorial Convention
allow rae to suggest Thursday, tie
. h day Of August, ns the time, aud
WestviIlc as the place for holding
said conyeulion. / fl this would
be satisfactory to The democracy oI
CT iah county, Ms il will DO TO Law.
rencs aid Covingt0n, Oar ccngen'
ti,n or mass nye ing here on the 3oth
OF jane mex, will recommend West.
vile and hope to havo Cppiah endorse
its action. SMrssN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Il il natural Tor some mon to seek
masters. and they look upon then
with ns much complaccncy, aud do
their bidding with rs much quiet aud
aud serviIo pleasure and with M
much whining as dos the hound
when he licks his masters feet. Sach
are TOO low to realiz, the existence oil
q God, and true 10 their inst inols
ike the brute worship the man VIII,
To use him, will pat him on tho head
now aad then, and this is all uat is
necessary to make him harry. Nc
shooa Democrat,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
FROM BEAUREGARC-
BrAuElGsRo, Miss, My li,h, 1873
EDIT, Il C.PIAu SiGyiL:


EDIT II C.pIAu SlGytL:
We notice in
your rap'r OF the S h ms, 'ha: II. p
Willing. E,q, has consented 10 ba
come ,andi late for Ito 10 Ia
o, in the event h i'nnni atca 10y
he Democratic Plry. W. have NJ
hi ,c,inn to Mr. W Hing, in fat, il!
lee is tho nominee oil or conv,n ion,
$50 VII support HIM with q gro I
d,a, OF pea ure.
a. VIC are Ell led 10 two R2p"cscr.
,ativc, in tho Lesi-Ia ure, 'wo f. e,
that we have "a geu:.em n IN our part
Of tho c,uny. whn will III ,ks ~ nj
III i n Ecpr- sentative; wh) has al
wy, been true 10 tho Democratic
party, and Ii II Ii no, IN a-p rin',w
feel confident that j 10 il the ca);cc
# taid pariy, le will consen. to DO.
como candiist,. W. ate not DIS
po C to claim any credit !or having
,avsd tho county 20 III, Democracy
n.r ID WI q K for tue omin ,Ii9n oil
d.. l. a R,w4u. on that ncccur,.
Gu. we d, sag AZ Dis rict No ta>
received 10 h!ns f:om tbs hands Of
the Demo,ialic Party of the C. unity,
that IL DR.. II ,waa will const n; to b,-
come candida g. we think re on. lit
- b. nominated by acc'amati' IL.
No, hovirg consulted DE-. Rowan,
We won'd Ike 1, hear ilom him on
The subj CT.
M,Sv ryr,z-Sa
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
OUR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
As wO lave PIE licled the gentle.

As wo have p,elicled the gentle.
man Sho compose 'ho Democratic
Executive COMMITTEE den.o lstrat' d
ut their meeting IN last Monday,
'h'ir p cu!iir ii "css for tho position
they occupy. We were we'll saLi,i.
I'd that our interests were in the
han!9 Of ihcss who wou,l prove
equal 20 any emergency, aLdwe take
pleasure in com?imentins them on
tho manner in which this, their frs,
campNign meeting, passed OF. No
IN rcuces of o! in;ln we've inda'ged
In, hut with n wonderful aud praise
worthy unanimlity toy disposed OF
The m9itcra brought up Dr diacns-
sou. TLey seem 10 havo. inlnitye
", diagnosed tie situation, aud have
firmly tx, IL "thc In | by tho horns"
! They were alive I, the fact that
prompt action WAS necessary, and
t,a;.eselr and body did they is,ur
their ordeis, Gcaerally spo king,
q loi & canvass ia unwisc. lu. jus
now tie people yhou!d lie relieved o.
lie uncertainty, and should know at
$ cary date rs lr cic.bis who tn 'ir
standard bsa e.s arc 10 hc. L 10 1G b
-; JAY has been decided upon as the
day 20 hold tho nominating convcn.
ti'n and ample time between now
n, d ,hcu can te found flr The sever
al mpiian;s to canvass tho county
and famiiaiizl the pto2'o with tn IL
qualifications FIR Office, aud 10 one
eeG claim that any undue adyanta, e
ms b. Ell taken, "a the commit @ has
.rtutgd Two moths 10 Candidates,
nd every rcsol able person will br
,atisitd with tue dec is,on. TIE PIC
cinct meetings are TO lie held on the
Saturday, prec, edire the convention,
lnd i. is Xoectod that tho dsmCcia
" apI car ia force at that time, AID
make In rwn their views AZ q choice,
ana sCud d,lrgates TO ,ho couves,,ou
Who viii express the desire Il thei
particular beat. /, is tho privilege
4 all to take Part in these p;c!imi,-
Try meetings, aud If tlcy iai! to par
icipate 10 b'am" can be attached to
the Executive G. mmitice. II YOU
have ans choice aud fG'l 10 make i!
known, a,d d. not eu1oayor 10 rcui
delegates OF Your own selection The
i,u I Will be W III you, AHA as Wis,
poa you viii b. called uroa TO &c.
luie.o IN tic choice Of others. We
liuS TIA, tue arrangement made h!
h. committee good, AZ the deleg tic
wi. como 10 h convent Oh irco to
act for the PEOPLE. NJ tune has 10 IL
,liDwe | fer tic Candidates 10 see the
delegates, so N, pledges can possibly
10 made and il ret p 'nsillc men are
sent as delegates. wo may expect >
ticket that vail bid defiance IT, al IN.
:o'i'ioa.
TIE people must co that tic dele.
: 'os ale iacn to BE- relied upon, We
ln,an BY tits, tLat they must BE- meu
VITO ars willing to serve tho people.
re@arl.ls, Of their own or tier
nois bora views. Tho coun'y mus
p .k AID 40 par.icu.ar location cat
lay claim to any choice, where tic
good 81 h. party c,a m that other
portions mu,t .u,iis lie m,n.
I..e y,m.li;;es has 4 no lis duty
aaG w. !Jct to tho leo..c to DO
hsaa.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

TIE JuDoE's OprSIoS;-Judge Cow
IN. If Wei, bnrg, furnished tho fol.
lowirg staten Mt 10 the Vicksbulg
Post for public ,'iqn: "There is but
iols doubt bat th,t there will BIO at
l.ast forty indictments asanst Chas
r. hman FIR forgery by the present
Grard Jury. iudei' & from the wit
ne's cr-'ifica'es paid in and cancelled
in the C.ancery Clerks office. The
number may far exceed forty il the
Grand Jury have the imc to inves.
.igcta fully oil VI these matters
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18


A D,sra ca tom Jackson to tho V.
ID. Herald says:
TIE records in tho United States
Land cili,e here shows, cash sale OF
land in April, si2l, 342. Applic.-
tons are now On file for thirty thou.
sand dollars worth more. with money
on deposi'. l. riss are being mad.
chiefly by non-residouts, agd arc
principally in tn, Southern and
Southeastern portion of the State.
From January Let to May let Gve
bundled and niue;y.nino entries
have been made.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

A Times Dem lcrct special from
st Louis. OF My tho 18Th, says
Very meagre information Gas been
20 evcd here, 10 tn. effect that cy
clone passsA over the lead mining
region of Scu hives. Missouri, be-
tween I and 8 o'clock to-tigh., do
,pg great damage 10 tie little towns
Of Orucgo Ind Wrbb, IN the CITY of
X ,nsas branch of the ST Louis AID
s N Francisco Railroad.
1t is sad that both towns ara near.
ly destro, ed, and n number of lives
have been los. Telegraph lines are
u ] down. aud 40 particulars can be
ohtaiuod.
Heavy rain storms have been rcpo :
t"h 10 lave occurred ut kan.o'. some
20 miles west of st Joseph, but tel
egrsrhic communication is cut cfl,
by the prostra,i,n Of the wires or
closing ofthe Offices on Slndayn'sh,,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

We fin | The following seasill pr.
ograph in one Of Cur exc!ar g.s:-
Tue man WHO ssys he will MT SUP.
port Democratic can ii!lies VII, re
fuse 20 eubscribe 20 his reoaliar no
tions, snl adius' to bis Procru tea
tea, shlnli ho~tl's b fore asking
DEMOCRATS 10 support him for Office
You see. tleaI ar two side to this
ihias.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Per' olai qnar,es 10 ros core m
thu public, aud hsvs 10 place il re-
Fl, ctSb'o journals. lacy re per.
roma! mIttcrs aad shoI.d lie SO tel
bo;ue'n u" plr,ios 10 thcm.-A,h
Land Il, gist,r.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Tho G:aud jay las b en- citing
on same ro,jti,.l cascs. II has sa',
aad sa. md i still titiin; AMI but
Las no: yet, lat he'd any polite !
capt. Al to all tie In 'epcndent'.-
Meteor.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
A PREDICTION.

Tie next L g'slUtnre will MT pass
a R,i!road Supervisor bill.-State
ledger.
In yisw OF tho number OF railroads
TINT aro in course of C Instruction III
he S ate, sincs tho l. G sliure Of
1882. Vh,n tie last grand III 'rt wa
made 10 fet'er them vita "supcr-
vision" he'o.o they were built. tho
l. dyer nigh. have PIT it q 1t lie
.trop, err aud ascor cd that il mora
certainty thnt supervision b II viii
10. be pas oa.-A''erdeon Examiner.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

I've What 81 'olIO party ha4 ne
objection TO tho Republicans doipr
tho most o. the v,tirg Tor thom. hur
when the diTiio com Wy Of course
tho Independent p ,rty, 80 called,
must have he lio's share Tx.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

The ID nocrat,c patty axis every
man tn uhi'e with it. L dos no,
promise TO give anything in return
but an honest almipis,ra i'm Of az
'fa:rs
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

j mos G ,rdsl Barnet estimates
tho value Of hiS New York II lrall n,
Sl0,OGO 600, anil says i is payi G
SIX pcr-cett i terts' on that amount.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Au .xehau so .sSe:-l,a roiIics
p,rty has 10 platform Of piiucii lis.
wh.: is It's olisc. but tic possession
Of tie oe;cr.l
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
HAZLEnUR,T,

Has in reaed now rnl B,ggcs; which are being
PereoAs coming 10 town cannot
leave their stock aud havei well cared Tor aan
this stab.e. y -
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

Bow we pul III ,he vote cost
f,r Hrcack n, TIC ,a5t Presidential
e'ectioa
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18

We ave fu.orrizol To announce
W. II. Smith rs u can lidItc for thu
oh,e Of Choncery Clerk of Copi,h
c,uH'y, subject to the action Of III
Dempcratic ,ar'y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-05-18
NEVy DRUG STORE.

III everything fes, anl ric,. NIX dcos t. VI Fsr y
Faler building. liaz'ehars Miss
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
NINERAE WEALTH.

About to be Poured Into ST. Paul From the
Neighborhood of Black River Falls.
Readers of the GLOBE will recollect the
at Black River Falls, Wis, some months
ago, reported in these columnsIat the time.
The owners of the property have since
completed arrangements for establishing
in this city works for reducing the ore into
merchantable form, and will begin the
work at once. The mines are less than q
hundred miles from this city, and the new
works will no doubt add largely to our
manufacturing industries. AS to the
value of the mine the following from the
distinguished mineralogist, Alex. Kempt,
will be of interest.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Oct. %, 1888.
J. M. Whitman, Esq, General Superin-
tendent, st. Paul, MINI.
DEAR S1B: have examined, this after
noon, the explorations for iron in the
vicinity and / am astonished to find the in
dications of large deposit of merchant
able ore so promising; judging from the
several analyses had of the ore, as 1 am
Informed, the quality is high, running from
80 to 60 per cent. in metallic iron and suit
able for Bessemer purposes. Thinking
possibly you would like to know beyond a
doubt just what the guilty is I have
taken average samples from the several de-
posts and / send them to you. You can,
if you 80 desire it, have analyses made at
st. Paul. The box with specimens goes to
your address, tonight, in baggage car.
Specimen No. lis taken from the base of
the first shaft forty-fvs. feet in
the ledge. The vein ct this point is
twenty feet wide and shows q
gradual increase in width as they sink in
it. This ore has a clean appearance, ia
soft and readily mined, and they claim for
it Sc to 60 per cent. metallic iron and only
trace Of phosphorus. If this is 80, they
have valuable property already develop
ed. Specimen No. 2 ia from cut across
the vein, higher On the hill, ia of very
hard nature and i5 about eight feet wide at
depth of seventy five feet, az shown by
shaft sunk in the crosscut. This ore is
slightly magnetic, and, judging from the
looks oft, is valuable. Specimen No. ia
hemibibe from the face of the river
bank. There is any quantity of this ore
and is very similar to many Of the heml-
bibs ores of Lake Superior. They are
new driving q shaft into this ore deposit
from the river bank, to determine If posi-
BILE Its dimensions and its connection with
ores as shown by specimens Nos. l and 2.
Specimen No. is from bottom of test pit
west OF No. 2 shaft; quality undetermined.
Specimen No. is from point about one
quarter of a mile north of the deposit
above referred to. This deposit, 1 am told,
was worked twenty-five years ago, long be-
fore railroad days in this region, and
smelted on the ground. Lime to fuz it
was carted from La Crosse, and of course
the expense over-balanced the receipts.
Specimen No. is from still another de-
post seven miles east Of Black River Falls.
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1ae Transcontinenta1 Pool.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.--The general passen-
ger and ticket agents of the roads in the
Transcontinental association have issued
a circular in accordance with the Topeka
contract, directing the connecting lines to
withdraw from the sale of ali tickets via
San Francisco to points in Oregon, Wash
ington territory, and British Columbia,
and all tickets to San Francisco, via st.
Paul, Duluth or Portland. The general
passenger agents of roads west from this
city are in receipt of information
that Commissioner Pierson has ordered
the New York trunk lines to discontinue
selling through tickets from the east to
points west of Chicago and st. Louis.
This it is alleged growing out of ticket
scalping. The new regulations will COM
pei travellers to repurchase tickets after
reaching the two cities named and the &C
ton of the commissioner is stated to have
created unusual wrath among the officials
of western roads.
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Rail Notes.

General Alexander, of the st. Paul &
Manitoba road, has returned.
Captain Dan Marrata, of the Coulsen
line of steamers, is in st. Paul.
A. A. Jewett, formerly freight agent OF
the Central Iowa, is in st. Panl.
The St. Paul & Manitoba road yester-
day handled 152 car loads of wheat.
Twenty four soldiers from Fort Randall
went through to GIendive last night.
Mr.. Boyden, of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul road, has gone to Chicago.
Up. Baker, general agent of the Benton
line of steamers at Bismarck, is in town.
Diamond 10 Reynolds, of the we'll known
Diamond 10 line of steamers, was in ST.
Paul yesterday.
Messrs. Whitman and Winter have re-
turned from an inspection of the eastern
division of the road.
Mr.. j. II. Hannaford, of the Northern
Pacific, has gone out ON the road with
Messrs. Cakes and Mr.. Odell.
@. G. Snow, of Maiden, Montana, is in
town and says they have just established
twenty stamp silver mill at Maiden.
PaIouse, on the Northern Pacific, is open
for business from Pacific junction to Col
fax, ninety miles, and trains are running
D.A Holbreok, formerly local passen-
ger agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee
ST. Paul road, is now passenger agent fol
the Niagara Falls short line, with head
quarters in st. Paul.
Il ID stated at st. Louis that ". B. Wood
ward, late superintendent of the Hannibal
4 St Joe, has been appointed to fill the
position of general manager, lately vacated
by George W. Risten, on the Texas L. St
Louis narrow gauge.
Manager Wood announces the following
oEcsrs for the combined Little Rock &
Fort Smith and Little Rock, Mississippi
River & Texas Railway companies: J. A
Woodson, traffic manager; Theo. Hartman
superintendent; g. G. AIlis, general audi
tor.
Mr.. W. II. Sage, general freight agent
Of shs Ro,k Island. gives notice that the
Rock Island route to ST. Louis via Peoria
and Sc. Louis & Illinois Packet company
will be closed for ths season November ID
| The last boat will leave Peoria Tuesday
evening. November ID:
@Oid Mig" the horse which drew the
rsi!s for the Northern Pacific railway frou
Mandan, D. T., to Last Spike, over tbs
| Rocky mountains, distance of about 75(
miles, hss been taken to New York, where
President Willard has prepared comfort
| abs stable for him and where be Will pas:
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have precipitated the horrors Of 'war''- :
which is what railroad men call that state
of affairs when one road offers to
do business for the people for lower rates
than other roads. The danger that any
thing SO distressing might occur and that
railroads might get underbid so that an
emigrant could move his family and goods
to California for less than 81 900 has been
averted by the adoption of the simple sys-
tenn of the Duke of Omaha. California
is to belong exclusively to the Central Pa
citic, Oregon and Washington to the
Northern Pacific. Neither is to compete
for business in the others territory. AS
long as this agreement is maintained COM
petition will be absolutely extinct in the
rail communication across the continent.
The railroads are royal class, free from
all allegiance to the plebeian laws;of trade
that govern the business world in other
departments.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
Criminal Trials,

The district court exhausted its calendar
of civil jury trials yesterday forenoon for
the September term of 1883, and will take
up the remaining criminal cases on 1T
docket at 10 g. n. to-day. The following
is the order in which thess cases have beer
assigned By County Attorney J. J. Egaa
which will be held to rs near az possible
az some cases will probably require 4
longer, and others shorter time fer trial
Thursday, 15.-George Morgan, at
tempted rsre; Cornelius Oushmsn. lar
oeay.
Friday, 16.-Chss. Munster, colored, fol
the murder of his mistress.
Saturday, 17.-Wm. Mcdonald. assault
With dangerous weapon; John Slattesly
larceny.
Monday, 1e.-Fred. Rsiner, assault: will
a dangerous weapon, Thomas Hswley
murder.
Wednesday, 21.-Ed- Wright, assault
with intent to murder.
Thursday, 22.-Brovn and Koran, high
way robbery. OF Rev. Z. S. Thomas.
Friday, a. Thomas McCloud, larceny
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
CHAPTER II.

"Malden, Mass, Feb 1, 1880. Gentlemen
] suffered with attacks of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
most terrible and excruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me relief or
cure until used Hop Bitters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as well and strong as
when child,
Sand ha,e been so to this day.''
My husband was an invalid for twenty years
with serious
kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physicians
"Incurable %
Seven bottles of your bitters cured him and ]
know of the
''Lives of eight pe:sons''
Ia my neighborhood that have been saved by
your bitters,
And many more are using them with great
benefit.
"They almost
Do miracles Mrs E. D. Slack.