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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

81. PAUL, Feb. IA special from
Winnipeg seyBs Rumofp reach here
that hight occurred to-day between
police and Tudians at Crooked Lake.
RumoEs couhict as 30 whether the Do
lice o. indians came out ahead. Ear
" Saturday morning twenty police
men, under Col. HeFchmsr, started
for q cabin thirteen miles north o.
oudppelle river, where Yellow Calfis
band of seVenty-fiVe braves are hold
Ing sway. When within two rods Of
their destination the Indians came
sWermine and ROufishing guns, re-
fusing 30 allow tie police % enter.
The nDiouei commenced quarreling
with ths chief. bat yellow Calf as
iinrilr feluaed 20 give up znF Df the
men o. aloleu pEoVisic1g. and aaid be
never furaender without q sfFuQrle
The nciics weFs then formed into
lins, bui fhe last naEn had not taken
hia rnsilioB. VIXEN sr3denir the
douFS ana EiEdoEs cl TIE cabin ware
thrown open, and the openings fairly
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
sT. McHolAs EoR nARoH.

Louisa II. Alcott's tnird Spinning
wheel Story" entitled "Eli's Educa-
tion," is a leading feature Of the
March number Of 81. NICHOLAS, aad
paints q true picture Of the struggles
cfa country lad 10 obtain an sdsca-
ton in the early yesrs Of the present
century.
Hrs. A. d. T. Whitney contributes
q brightly written story, called 'Girl-
Noblesse," which ls not without aboy
Interest, (" however, and which, while
possessing lts fun share Of incident
and adventure. isa cievsr study %
character as we'll
Among The Mustangsp i The Il
tie Of an entertaining paper on the
Wild ponies Of the plains. By Noah
Bsooks, author a. "Fhe Boy Emi-
grants" /" uho gives much Information
in regard to the origin, lie. habits.
and lsie pf TIE mustang Flown
Out 10 Sea- by G. 3 Hnides, 8 q
collection of anecdotes, rennniiug
sons Of The eufious resting psacea
made use ofhy weary hlFds which ere
driven By strong winds out Of tlIslE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
SWELL PLEAsED." J"
MaFsh's Golden Bleed 4 Liver ToHic ls
q Delightful Hemedy.

"Your Golden Blood & Liver Tonic
is 3 splendid blood purifier and liver
cOrrector. lam well pleased with its
effects. s."-[John o. Aiken, Kansas
City, Mo.
az have used MarBh's Golden Blood
4 Liver Tonic for Constipation and
BilIousness, and found It q delightful
and effective remedy'"-[G. A. Ryan,
Moline, Ills.
"Three bottles Of MaFshB Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic cured me Of q
bad Scrofulous humOr and Kidney
trouble. 1t Is an unequaled blood pu-
rifier. INV. Z. Brown, Denver, Col.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD q LIVER
TOXIC, the great Blood, Liver, Kid
ney, Stomach and Bowel eorreetoF,
and MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM the
famous Throat and Lung medicine.
are for sale by Aug. Engstrom 4 Co 4,
druggists, Sallna Kansas. Large bot
ties 90 cents and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

A BID Was introdaced into ths
senate by senator Harrison, oi great
importance % e0idlers end their wld-
oWs. providing q psnsion f0r al sol
diea who served either 10 naval or
military service during tie var Or
the rebellion for the period Of six
m0zths. provided they ase now diss
hblea. ThA g abin iHai grants NJ
Hef 70 laet class 81 soldiers Who haa
tbs psysiHaI strength g bear 3he ban.
3sna - she stsr withrnt Faceiring
hosbitas sfssiHlel8. bus 81 reason Of
their long ana fAIlhful service lave
beesme jnyalia The highest she ~
psnsi8u 71raniea Is s3i. ulli..ll is islu,iel
difIslbIe sofdin Is eegt eF set.
uaI dIssbtlls Tle bill itrsp u,e.
rsla - tIe ofail iWldowae 81 pensionsrs
whb oaniszdea disabliity Ii aatl
since the war o. the rebellion, ahd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
- nrrsetne,s1 bISTur'T a

Thsfe wili be & delegate convention
Of The Etepnb licans OF The fifth Con-
gre ioslai District. state Of Kansas,
he'd AZ C'oncefdiA, Oh the ed day Of
Apfii, 1884, at O'Clock p. M, fos the
purpose Of electing two delegates and
two eruales % rgpreasut SAG dle-
trlct at the National cCnverfi1n e be
held ST Chicago, Iii, June 8, 1854 70
n0nlfaate caneldetes fof J fseslaent and
ce-Presidento o. -tHe United States
also 80 SnOmfBateone Republican Presl-
dental ElectoF.
There Win also be 6 delegate conven-
vention Of the Republicans -0f said dis
triet held afyuHcti0n1 Cltt, F4ed1ss-
dat. 7Eay 81, 1855, ct 2o'ol0ek ,. m,
to nominats b can1idate for congress.
Il fsfe5amn1en de3 ihat the delegates
to TIE convention 20 be held 90 Con-
cordia, April -, for national purposes
be esafaeted In conventions not later
than Saturday, ApIii ~. and that the
prinHrief for the same be held not
lster than "Wednesday, April 10.
TlFs time and .place Of holding pRiin-
aries mad eountV ronveutions % elect
delsTnfes b the congressional conRen-
ton at Junofiais Iity, May q, is left
20 the option Of the county central
committees. % G i
The basis Of representation shall be
the same far both the conTentiOns, as
follows: One delpEafe and one alter
nate for every 258 F0tes or fIaction
over f25. east ijr james Smith. the
Republican candidate for Secretary Of
State In lsS2: ls1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

These states produced nearly four
ffIhs Of the whole crop OF the union,
which was 4e0, ,154, 500 bushels. One
Of the most remarkable facts revealed
IN the above statement is the aston
ishing agricultural progress made In
the state Of Kansas. That state stands
second in the coFn-prOducing col
umn and sixth IN the wheat -produc-
ing list In the whole catalogue Of
states Kansas stands third in the value
Of its Agricultural products, though in
population Il d the eighteenth state.
The value Of its agricultural products
In proportion to population far ex-
ceeds NebTaska, with which It stands
on nearly the same plane. In 1850
there were engaged In agricultural
pursuits in Kansas 208, ,O60 persons.
This number may have been increased
In 1883 10 225, 600 persons The wheat
and corn crops alone, at the prices
which prevailed IL that state FOR the
year, were worth S234 per capita 10
each person engaged "a agriculture.
II the pFoduct Of AL agricultural In
dustries Of the state were added tc the
above, e ven as Of al other oecupa-
tions, C g doubtful 81 the result would
not show that no people ever enjoyed
q greater prosperity than those Of
knugas in l6S3. The commeree Of
sueh q state ls worth striving for, ana
has been and q the foundation Of ths
prosperity and wonderful growth OF
dozen considerable cities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
CASPER HILBERT
NOTIcE 10 COHTRAOTOBs.

GEALED propoaals uil b received y ths Beard
- ofTr1steea Of The elllna Uliyarsify, for the
erection Of 9 Brick ColieEe Buiding, at ealina,
Knnnas Fl1n8 and aDeti aeatlon8 foF nd build
ing can b ssen e tha u1ce of Ha1kell Weed,
Archliect1, fBpeEa, KanEEa, untu March IN, and
sfleF thet dats Il The Drug store Of Oscar seitE,
Biis wiii Il cpsnsa 1t ne ones of Carer 4
Hon4 eaiila, Eanraa at o'cloek p. n. March
18th. Bids ' ~ b received ioT the e0mplolicn 81
the entire lob of Or the ecmpleticn of tta work
smhraeed IN either uf TIE ioiioWing sub-diFiaon1,
ViE Mason Work, Carpsntsr Work, Pi1riering.
Ths Mason W0rk win incil1e All exeaFation1
brick, stone snd eut at0ns vera, ard al uork nci
lncludsd IN The carpenter Hqrk en1 plasteEinf.
Ths carpenter Work Wln include al Weed, Izdn
and I'm wur1, Printing ard an WORK net inelnded
IN Mason work and Fiagiering.
Parties 10 Wien any work shan - awarded
yin Be req uirod 10 eEecute good and lu9clens
hoad % b appftved by ne Board, eonditisned for
the failhfnl porloraice of the condltons of their
eortraeL Tke Bead reserves The right % acee %
my "a a. uhale o. q par1 e. q rsiseL any snd
~ biis. Bids ahouh - ed1rseled % HgWard q
Rash, Secretary Board of Irustees e1liua uuis
FerHlty, ealina, Ka1Eaa, With Tie Word IBID"
pialniy marked upen thB envelcpa.
b order of Tie Beard of Irust1eg,
OSCAR BEITZ, Preaiisnt
HOWARD G, RAsH, sscrstarY.
dslina, Kansas fehruaEy Nh, is9l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

cOurss In their long migratory lights,
often extending many thousands Of
Illlt The pictures are by !. G
Beard, and one Of them ahoWs 4 tired
anaingO vainly trying 70 sleep while
nding on the back ofa large tur-
tie, q sight actually Obzerved by 9
boat's party IN the Gulf Of Mexico.
stW0ng Eing's IdeasH are some %
the "reminiscences and quite original
opinions expressed In bis own words
by very alive" Chinese boy, living
IN San Francisco.
Lucy Larcom has e bright little
March poem, called 'iThe Wind
Flower (; Palmer Cox tells and shows
bow the adventurous Brownies
went up land came down In a bal
loon = Emily Huntington Miller has
some strong and feeling verses on the
ife-Saving Service r. B. Birch has
illustrated and engrossed six pages Of
funny lingles, entitled IAN Alphabet
Menagerie, y and there are some ex-
ceIlenf verses besides these.
Mayne Reds serial THE Land Of
Fire. and W. o. Stoddard's "Win-
ter Fun" increase Ia interest as they
grow in length.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
NOTICE

The Bavaria Elevator Association
will hold a meeting on Mnntlsy,
March 10Th. At the Farmers Elevator.
at one 0'elock. P. ~. for ihr I.nrprse
Of raising funds to meet debts and Al
so To Improve property u II nes-ss-
AIRY that all stockholders be present.
as absence might forfeit their stock
In the association.
n. J. OsTENBERo, Chairman
5-2w. ED. NELSON, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
RunE,sn,s ArnIn. salv.-

The best Salys In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, UlceB, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, :Corns, and ell
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required Il is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
OK. For Sale by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Notice "a hereby given to all teach
en- desiring csrtiacatss that thep
win be an examination o. the 81
day cf March. Tts eEelcIaaa wi1l tb
hsld ct ths Count HDu sid wlll Be-,
gin promptly At sciclsck. Thes VII
not be another exanination tn flB
close Of the Nornal. L. A. DAVIS,
A2w Co. Supit
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

COLONEL lNeERs0LL delivered an
address, at Kansas City last Friday
evening on ''Orthodox TheolouY BE
LEFT for New Mexico the following day.
On hls return ar. Craig expects to
engage him 70 deliver his new lecture
at Topeka, LeavenWorth, st. Joe and
On,aha ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

filed with rifles. Owing to the great
cdds and the Indiana having pro
lection In the cabin, Col Harohmer
after q short talk with Tt7i1N Calf
Withdrew 70 q Arm houee fcF ths
night The pscrle 81 BFuia gisH are
considered bly, existed, and ar unesy
feeling prevails.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Campbell q TuthIIl have just re-
ceived car Of fearthenware, the finest
and best ever received In the county.
Also hanging baskets and flower pots
to please all. Go and see.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

THR health OF General Grant Is re-.
ported being rapidly restorsds and he
has planned 3 trip to the more con.
gsuisl climate OF the South. He viii
flrst stop at NOrfolk. va. then go to
Florida, and may run asrOss the gulf
10 Eavana, fct trll.u tFH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

DURING 3 terrible wind storm last
Friday morning. two coaches Of the
Denver bound Colorado Central train
were blown from the traek in the vi
entity. Of Georgetown. Two ladies
were slightly burned. and several 9TH
er passengers injured, but none seri-
OlHly. - / fHfg fcllf ae- n1I.f h-1r
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

TIE last sevehty-fvb miles Of the
Mexican Central railroad viii be IN
ished March Is. thus making eontin-
uous railroad connection between
New York and the heCitya6f Mexico, a
distance Of about {, 800 miles
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

THE newspaper -eopy-rlght bin now
pending in Congress Be yery absurd
The leading journals like to have
their contents copied. It a. an adj
vsrtlsement fof them, and ln that
way ample remuneration is given.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

THE California Democrats are said
to cling to the fortunes Of Tilden and
Hendricks, while the mOuntAineers Of
Colorado are said to favor the eIeva-
tion Of Mcdonald. 7-t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

A GRAND Republican triumph was
achieved in Philadelphia last week.
The mayor, all the city shioers, and
q large majority Of the city council,
are Republicans, were elected 2u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

The Democrats Of Alabama have
just begun 10 realize the. danger that
their party from The growth 81 pre-
tecliVe sentiments. The IndustFials of
that state g circulatinE. for signatures
q paper which contains this declara-
ton I'VE bcllere It to Be the nrst
duty Of every true AiabAmiar tc lend
his ininence 20 the perpstuali0n Of a
policy ipfUtecilonl, which be3ra With
ID it the germs % an enduring pros.
pefilF.n The cireular Il endorsed by
the BlFminghhEa Ace, q DtmocFatie
paper, and the Halma IfeIes, also
Demcofaiin. lHsais iha nlanifeltD 0f
TIE industrial iesgue ss evideacs that
the pfpleciiauiais pE1nosa g. elect q
proiecilonist governor, aud eight pro-
tectloalst enzlEEassmeu and o pFtiee.
tionlsl senains, within the Democrat
ic ranks, n possible. bat Btaslde ~
Them u netess2ry. - Rdnsnt f3ig J11ir.
1iai t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

who are now drawing So, and fixss
the rate Of such claimants ht tl2 per
month fOr future PED Ons- II also
provides q pension for idOWs Of such
soldiers ss may be ps1si0ae1 uHder
the arst section Of said bin and also
Of those who served ie The rebellion.
and shall obtain spehs0n unde1 the
existing laws FOR disability without
the widow being required 70 prove
that the cause Of death was due to
SERVES. This does not grant q pen
sion % sii widows, but to widows Of
soidieFs Niso are Of beeome pension.
ers. It grants relief TO many worthy
claimants whose husbands were dis
abled by reason Of their military ser
vice and were destined to die from
some specific disease from what they
we're lingering, but an AGATE disease
intervening and causing death. elai-
Inants were barred, owing 10 the inn
mediate cause Of death not being due
% the service. This bill il the result
Of demands which the government Is
unable 70 meet under the existing
laws A soldier. Zoe example. who
was IN every battle of the Pstomae
from 1851 to 1885, But who Wss neI-
thef wounded nor In the hospital.
now becomes disabled by reason ofdls-
ease contracted In the service. Under
existing laws the government cannot
help such q soldier, but this bill pro-
poses not oiiiy to pension him too but
also to pension his widow. 'rhis new
pension bill will supply 'lrns felt
want. " hs & viii enable many soldiers
and sailors who did not ennIrart any
disabilities during the war uf such
thorough and specific nature. and
make proof Thereof, n is required by
the existing laws. which arc ia fact
Iiow broken down in Iieulili, and 10y
reason Of hHrdshlps and expasnrr in
the service. II Is needed ani sliuuld
become a law al once
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28


THE ART ISTERCHASaE 81 Febru-
afy l4th contains = besutiful design
10 oOlOr-"The Butterfly Fairy" Il
shoWBa beautiful cupid being driven
through The clouds by a multitude OF
brilliantly colored butterflies ; a num-
Der OF gracefully disposed birds COM
pletesa very charming design. and
one which is especially adapted 10
painting upon silk or satin. II would
make q beautiful fan mount, or could
be used to advantage on a lamp-shade
or Wall-hanging, Other attractive
illustrations are six designs for fish
set. These are both beautiful and
unique. A .erab-apple design for
panel, and another, from the Royal
School Of Art Needlework at
South Ksnsingten, for sketching
on linen, are both to be CON-
mended. A charming woodland
scene is given as q suggestion for cray
on work, and another ian artistic ma
rine) as q study for a pen-and-ink
sketch. A beautiful border design for
embroidery, from the Royal School OF
Art NeedieWofk at South Kensing-
ton, England, Is another example Of
good design. In the "NOtes and
Queries department, house deeora-
tion, oil, mineral. and water-coloT
painting, brass hammering, and kin
dned art topics are intelligently dis
cussed. The "Open QuestiOns"-for
best answers 70 which q prize of five
dollars Is given-deal IN this issue
with the advisability Of opening art
galleries to the public on Sundays.
A charming plaque design in color,
by Walter Satterlee, is announced for
TIE Art INTERCHANGE of February
28th. This issue viii also contain u
beautiful study In black and white OF
the scarlet African Hibiscus a de-
sign for bellows in brass repOusse
work an exquisite picture showing
g deer 10 winter forest besides fiO-
raj designs for tiles. etc. Sample
copy sent upon receipt Of 10 cents
Address WILLIAM WHITLOCK,
l40 Nassau Street, New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Ths aEstsymptam of Piles e an in
tsass itching ct night after getting
warn. This unpleasant sensation b
immediaiely relieved by an appllca-
ton Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
Pfesin 81 IL f5Fms, Itch, salt Rheum
End RingWorm can Be permanently
cured By the use of this great remedy
Price, 50 cents. Manufactured By the
Dr. Boanko Medlcins Co., Piqua, O.,
old By Oscar Esltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

LAWRENCE BARRErT played three
nights In Kansas City this week In
Julius Cesar" "Rlchelieu,n and
Francesca dR Rimina." {"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

A OoNvENTIoE Of Northern negroes
is to be held at Plttsburg, April 29, to
dlsenss the condition Of the cOlored
raoe in the south. - --
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

The variolis county eengTaheOlnmit-
teen shoUld give at least two weeks
notice OF the lime designated for The
election % delegates By publication IN
the county papers.
BSl6rdeF afthe Republican District
Congressional COMMITTEES
ID. c. LOCKWOOD,
t Chairman.
ID A. VALENTINE Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

A NATIONAL FoOl-groWers cOnven-
ton Il to be held at Chicago, May 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

TIE Iowa prOhibItoFy bill was
passed in the senate last week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

THE Secretary Of the Treasury
called in $40 OOO, 900 Of 8 per cents, the
2lst inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

These five states produced over half
ofthe crop Of the whole Union, which
Is set down at ! ,55l .O86. .S3j bushels.
The great wheat-produeing ststes were
more numerous. The product in
bushels for thirteen stales and one ieF-
riforv Il Tins frfrau
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

IN the prohate coart IN and or al ceuniy
Il ~ ualn~ 90 slsss q o. p Hess issssis8
~ iairalion have heen graHled ie tha u1ier-
signed 0n the esiafe of Ololr. Hesef iaie of kli1
CouTt u O. the countv and sidte aforeaaii. 1lfFd
the 5th day 81 February, AID. fS2t SQH. az
persons having claims againsi saii tsiate arc her
iie The dala of t1ld letfers. ur thfy mas - prr-
eludsd frcn any heneht on sneh esiais ai.f ihlt
amer the 1afe 81 sid lellefE llieg a1li D. fnr-Frs
bsrrrd o. -- Elsa 2. HESlEh. AdtniE'trfs
Fshfuarr m 1884
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

! NsF sPtihg soQss q Anaefao =.
Lindblomis fl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

IN Che Pro5sls C5un ia and iof sai tru.ls
E,lls s.lscr q ~ ia'- efil-ss ieozssns ~ 0ls,i
RIOTiCE is herrtF Eisfn. thai l-rtrui - aimui-
~ isirafioH have teeu Eraufra - ihr unsisET
siFued On fhF flfsis ~ tieaie- i .eaitrf lst- -
said rounty. deceased. By the uoft.i fiis. ~
Probate C0nft q t1s rudntg aul slafe aiprs4Att
tatef the - dst ~ febrIiarF A. D la,f Ne.
al pstsans having claims against aaid estate are
herehy noiiacd that they musi pfes.ni thr sanis
20 the nnierslgned for alluNauc., Elthiu enc yrar
from the date of said lstieta. % thry nsF b. pr
eiudod froui any bsnedi % such caisle and that
ifauch chains be nJt eEhibiied ufhiu three yeafs
afioT the data % aaid leIiera, they shall b. urEEtf
hsrrsd. CHRtsTIAS ROHRER-
February ga. 1854
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
Agricultural Wealth

The great corn states In the past
year were Illinois. Iowa, Kansas, Mis-
souri, aud Nebraska. The agricultural
bureau at Washington gives the fol-
lowing estimates la bushels of the
rasrsrs In N1snna afaf.a.sa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-03
NO JUSTICE IN KENTUCKY.

A Judge Releases a Cold-blooded Muir
derer-A Kentucky Mob.
LEBANON, KY, April 25.-The trial OF
the application for bail of Lawrence
Clayton, on habeas corpus, before
Judge Barlow, resulted in the prisoner
being released on bond of 81 900,
Clayton is charged with the murder of
VIM. Burk, in February. The murder
was an atrocious one and the decision of
the court is universally condemned.
EFFECT.
Mt. STERLING, KY, April 25.-Early
this morning between forty and fifty men
went to the residence of the jailer and
demanded admittance, the leader stating
that he was the sheriff of Breathitt
County, with prisoner. The jailer
was on the point of admitting them,
when he discovered the party to be a
mob intent on hanging prisoner named
VIM. Osborne, sentenced for five years
for killing Henry Thomas. The leader
of the mob said that unless the jailer
surrendered the keys they would batter
down the doors. This was done, but
the jailer with his two sons were in the
second story, well armed, and defied the
mob to ascend the stairs. After search
ing the lower part of the house for the
keys of the jail the mob left the
premises.