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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
4 Revolution II Cotton Gins.

We have given some account Vi
tie invention, by Mr.. Mason, OF
South Carolina, Of q cotton picker
thai Is confidently expected by its
friends 10 rcvolutionizc the cotton
trade. one machine and two mules
dom all the work Of liftE cotton
pickcrs. While at work upon HI.
picker Mr.. Mason caught on idea
that IS Of equal applicability to The
cotton gin, and in that piece Of
machinery it is spoken of as intro
ducinc changes, not 81 detail, hat
of the fundamental principle Of the
gin.
The Charleston 6. c. News re-
CARDS Mason as peer with Edison
and Eads, but his inventions have
not been subjected TO the test Of
time. The News says that Of al!
the patents taken out since Whit
ncy invented the cotton Em none
change his principle q the saws
and the ribs. Mason leaves these
entirely, and SO simple is his ma
chine. and 50 perfect the work il
does, that tAc locker on inVolun-
tarily wonders Why nobody had
thought OF ii before. There IS 4
hollow metal cylinder about foot
in diameter, the length is suited 10
that of the ordinary gin frame.
Flutcd lines wave parallel with the
axis; they arc about thrcc-eights OF
an inch wide and 4 sixteenth Of an
inch thick. along the crest of thc
wave line are triangular pcriora-
tons every eighth of an inch. With
in the aperture Is Z sheath IS The
sharp poin; of 4 needle, the en-! Of
which lies just below the surface O.
The cylindcr, 50 that The surface
itself is smooth. The cl hinder re-
wolves upon 4 shaft in the usual
way. \ steel bar, OF "atripPcr,
/ is set parallel with the cylinder
and near its face. The seed cotton
is fed upon the revolving cylinder.
as it is upon the saws in an ordi'
nary gin. The tibles of the cotton
are caught by the points Of thC
needles and carried under thC
strippcr bar. This bar the seed.
cannot pass and finally, after hcins
/ cleared of all fibrcs they drnl
through an opening as in the saw
gin, and like that gin also th'
brush and the condenser delive
the cotton in the usual roll. TIL
new gin, Il is broadly claimed, vii
speedily take the place Of the say
gins now in use, q claim THAT ha
10 endure the result Of actua
trial or a more extended scale thai
it has yet been submitted 10. TIL
cost Of the new gin is stated 10 b
about one-eighth Of that Of the oil
binary gin. The Cylinder is mad
in movable sections, and can b
readily repaired or replaced by tn
gin tender, with little cost OF delay
The position Of the needles secur
: them from injury.
: The News reporter saw nail
put in together with the seed col
ton without any damage resulting
, and there IS no danger Of fire frol
friction. From the constructio
the cylinder docs lis work nor
, speedily than the saw gin. fifth
, latter has forty saws. only fort
teeth arc doing work at tire sam
moment. The cylinder has fou
teeth in the space occupied by tn
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
NOTICE CT REGISTRATION.

I MIA. Toe at the following places
1 on the ,laNs d"si"natcd, Tor the
purpose of Registering MI pant e.. not
nov registered Vii" NIL hc cntticd |"
vote IT tn, ,n>u.n" \"Ncnter election
to-wIt: TMiuiah-C"urt House nom
September lSt to >opt"mi".r tt!l l"i,i
Floyd : store, 9th and ION; loNnr
Place, iIih ana i:th W aN"iiN -l'r''" IA
u.p store. 6',h. Ni"' h"nt"nh"iN .
pIh Niit,a'a Bent -l,' VI thcloW g
r;,i.,. 18th and lnrh Nhttr Cam. IA
~ grd oi,n: Drr:8 u s." l. ~
wins Store. 2Jth AMI auth. aud 'hou l'
Court House an Iailuiai until irgfs -.
ton closes, November ist.
i. IL. GILFoU.,
EX-Oiicio, Registrar.
auc2i Parish. MADISON.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

The ice that was TO have been
used in freezing the ice cream failed
to arrive on Wednesday. 1t was
carried on and brought back Thurs
day morning. Such bungling as
that is too serious matter to pass
unnoticed. 1t might have resulted
i'm the failure of the ball.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

The TIMES is indebted to Mr..
F. /. Maxwell for the following
estimates, they are only estimates
so don't take exceptions 10 them i.
For closing the Delta Biggs and
Bedford breaks between $4,000
and 100, 900 cubic yards of earth
will he required costing from SIS, =
coo to $40 900. For Raleigh !evce
about 1S0, 900 cubic wards will be
needed and the L. 5 Engineers
think they can close both gaps.
Now throw Up your hats.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
MN TGct In Extra Watch.

n,,o i'm, r.oe nos.iur thrnuuh
Paw, LET nae recall
H., ,.o,tf,I do, how, b.c,
,,n,l,.rc hand oil d,yto each M
-.,t 80, ,n.I ,,,,.. r',-I,:r. SLOWLY
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-...' ,,.,-,....l,..,, .,.,-,.2
T..,,.lr Y-,.,.I,,,.. $40. Oo,.
-. ., $500, .,I,., ,,..,, J,,.
g,I;, .,son,c,iiorI;I,, An Orjn..
al ,.,,,f,.. in all his p.aaai!i.
.,.no ,,.,,,. - o,,is, .p. u1l.oe
- a.. ..~.,, o--,r r,.n yLazc
a,,,fn.ons "a. SIM never sets.
,r,,,.r \,n.ic., Here thcv come !
lipr,abr . ms, , .o,,,elr = man
,r.I,cs ,ni.llyaa,,o, me-. Glance
r,roa at him: ho j. WORKING hi.,
way quickly. \ suspicion flashes
nnon me- one touch Of my hand
ON ,,v .iI,. makes il certainty. NV
watch is cone, Ipiunce fcrcciy
after that man I think with a
Tender rearet Of windinc-up time;
i feel ike . father AS | think Of
fine times / have corrected nv
treasure hv the church. | picture
Elorg's pretended sympathy an d
secret CLEO ! jma~ine him naunt
;nrhis cold Geneva in NV face aud
,,,,.,,r ,.;.l,ut .,,,. ,o.,I OLD 40
,,;,.o, l,,cli.b Icy,r :, nm, hin
,i,.,., viii. and oil b,ca,,.r ,r tba,
'iJ,.Iv.hisler,d yooabond nov
maxine his cscapc
These thouglts-thc thoughts o
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
Ring III His Boot.

l., l.l - =
~. pt-, r., ,b.
's,.i.n AMI which only locs %
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-, l,;a,.,,,id. aud the |
,,,,,.,l ,r,s or,,,ac3 frn,, Nit !,
Io, - ;bo dromo,;c critics
,,,.I 49,. r,. u.,., .hov ooi
:. a., ,.',.,. ,l.o,. IN 49,. GOV
a,,,l ,,,o Groom, boo,n feel
-, r. -, r:.,o Lo dc
a,,..o,..,,I tn,, u. rim, wasn't on
L,I ,nor tho r,;,is,nr had
ao,r.roI a. tbc miserable wretch
f.r . ,,b;lo tno lat,cr 2ctcc,cI that
,,o manic c;rcIct had Skinned
,1,r,,,o}, = hole IN III, nocL,t and
worked down to his boot. He,
communicated 4ha terrible fact i'm
= vl;.rart, thc kr;l,. who turned
la.ll,- n.'.. aud WAS only pc
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
EOTICE..

The bill. approved hv the Police
jury at their July meeting viii be
paid on demand. When not dc
handed in person. send a written
order for delivery.
Il. {. WEIGHTMAN,
Clerk /. J.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Ex-Congressman Pound Of Wis
consin, about the ablest republican
in the State is out in 4 letter arraign-
ing Blaine and advocating Cleve-
land.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Union Parish instructed for
Guhby, Claiborne, East Carroll and
Morehouse for Boatner, and Con-
cordia, Caldwell, Jackson, West
Carroll, and Richland for King.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Dana poses as the defender of
the female sex in the Cleveland
matter, yet he was accused Of strik-
ing a woman on the occasion of a
wreck on the Sound o few years
400
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

j. II. Ackleu is a Blaine and
Logan man. He says he is pre-
pared for abuse, and if he amount
ed to anything, he would probably
get it, but he is small potatoe and
few in hill.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

John Kelly has written to the
n. Y. Times saying he intends to
support Cleveland, who, he says,
will carry New York by $1,000 ma
iority.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

The Hon. Lewis f. TaXada died
ct his residence on Bayou Rapidcs
on the 23d, of August of heart dis
ease. aged 81 years.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Rum is made from sweet pota-
toes. Seven barrels Of potatoes
WELD barrel of rum.
Raise sweet potatoes,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
NOTICE.

vI'lfE LADIES WHO HAVE WORK
| tor the Exposition IN charge, are
requested to report their progress at
the next mc.tln" of the Parish Society,
sept, nth. IN person if possible, or by
letter tothc Secretary before that date,
Mrs. II. Is. lioLNE., Miss AR. STONE,
President. Secretary.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Madison Parish is in the Third
River District of the l. :. En-
ginecrs which district gets $4,000.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

The French have engaged Joe
Mulhattan to report their losses IN
the war with China.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

It is now said that Bonner paid
$4,000 for Maud =.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

A monument is TO be erected TO
ARENAS Ward.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
TIE FUTURE.

nj ,ylD can read. Nc are now IL!
SIGHT Of the iurn, and the future
hasa roscate rue that * delightful +
to aii hcho'Gcrs. There are TN
fortunately some who cannot g"
dis brightness and hry are Z" De q
plticd. but It is there nevertheless,
and the eyes Of tie capitaiist and
rn.erprisin. seeker after wea!'"
aye turned just now towards '"lS
ycry particular section.
1t vii! be admitted That Texas /
= prosperous mnd growing State .
especially North Texas. The
trade o. North Texas IS bemS
cncrsu,!cally sought by the busl- /
mess men Of th,yo wealthy and /
! powerful cites, New 0.cans, -.
I.ouis anl Cinc:uuali. The pain
/ 10 North Icxas Is through Ao'."
/ Louisiana and there IS LOW S'inG
on i struggle between these three
cities gyr that trade and with il,
.nt.Icntaiiy, the 'E;'uc u -'o- III
Louisiana.
The v, :. y I. Is INC "'''' 20
! siblg route and the shortest, irol"
Delta and al points cast OF there.
There Is IN consequence 'ii' '1''' :
to set freight rates d ',''p :
possible To Del''' an '"''' "
the cites meli'lohe" h"'o '''N
benefit % "at'f H"iHl'oi '''i'.' -
Deit" iiom Mhioi po'i'' 'n' = "
advantage III i''''9' ''i'" "--o''-
none, Ioi e1'i'el tlt' io
> CT ifciGhV lh0' VIII gong
: ana pas" uir"o&h, Dei''' '"l' ''''
. ana "i'''ci "il' VI e'''i ''''"" ','->
the ~ ;. X l. WA nave 'he "a
= rylhE "i IL al '''S "i'' NV
tate the putting III goo" 9h"r'' VI
The l"lo ana fo'V p'c' 'ii" WV
making III "e'e'I''i'''" 'i'''' ~
RAISE me ro'" '"o' : Wv 'i''"
: Inc passenger Ia, - ''' '.'
route when - 2!Ic""y '''''ii IL
crease" VIII continue - 'I''',S1
and the Traveller VIII h@Iufo''S
WONDER why Ii!i5 "ii"'lIi COUNTY
is not more improved IMAM Il -
lie VII enquire why II Is hot more
prosperous ana WIN DC ''i" 'i'''
too much water = the reason .
Its hach"afuheSs he WIZ 'i,i't !,
over liie ii'''''I' anu "1il C'''', 80,
that the water ought to DC h'p
oil. Ii hc j. loohii';5 lol ii' Co
Ihci''7 lie VIII NC "ii1'''s. " "''''
o cat" keeping me Wa,t' %. "n'
WIZ tax II among ms i'i'i."'
\ sentiment "l Pfo''c''oii ''i'''
~ overflow VIII mus DC arolSe"' I'll"
cohiu DC afouSeo lil iio o'''ei wa!
,e and when inc exhioit iFoni III
n faflSh IL INC Ia p'''' '''1 - ." -
III VA"l"i' h''''e Ia = '''' - ''---'o -,
!, eH'lic w c'lio"' wv q"'''' " -
l''Ni'a"' 'o'''" -.
- Try c'-' 40 50 " 81 'I''- . ,'-'''''' ~
GUS oVcIio"' " ii''' "o'''" l. 'i'' ;, =
A. c"paDie OIL l''o''''oI iio," " wv
Cs ana 'he answer WIZ Si'o" '"'
wonderful Po9Sihli!'''S' 'lI'''
stranger would 'h'hN ne was iis'''
ing to 4 lale from lhe Af"'i''
:" Nights.
10 The progress towards cohiP'e'
: Ing the leVee system maze III I'll
last few years Is very rapid sue
ne large enterprises 90 not a''''i
to their luIl strength Ill enc OF t"o
3, more years; their growth IS $40"
a. but TINS has not Dechasio" growth
1t seems slow 10 us because "
would Ike To see all The lcFet
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Dakota expects 4 wheat crop Of
10000. 900.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Animals sometimes commit sui
eide,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Ills said there was a split in Ten
sas ana Concordia, both viii have
contcsting delegations.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Subscribe for the TINES.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06

Incorporate.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
,TIEARKANNAW TRAVELLER
THE TURN or THE TUNE

Winch t5rethei with the oIi:.uaI slV ~.
# the AlEdneAW lIlvelti. Is 'Ct3 o.
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M allied W. any adm; 49, receipt 81 w.
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-09-06
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
LOOKING FoG DR. zWE's 1SSIIL.tNE

ny rrLr.ptpu To nr rnlnr>r.'
Nrw-HAyTN. Oct. 9.-ROb'rt Douehcrt'. I'm"
ilr ored lr-hinln who has horn held i"I ih' w'
l of uf,uiori.. Justice of fhr Ponce. IN N.''cr n
Iiri uDu .,rm- hltr lu-f ll hlfi'fn'-s nflin.' W
,r,.nr rar although two dat- u-o h' 800. h.t'r i'i
rr,,ur. coroner Balluar. vlo is v"'tn4 up i' ''-'
,n,ni iiu- .ri, silence upon what hc h'' dis'"''''
nriust fhr lrlahnnu r. .nid h1f H'l' 7ih N' "'
.r.tt,fel .Ior,c. hn. hcon found FOO nu1th'rifs h"n
.,ron.r Irlfmpu hla nbru nH.t fl' h'""d ,rr'nt'd
.,, with vu,h M, decd woe committed Wd Boo b. .' I'd"
hnt,. .r.crll oth,r,lrva. pr /nh b. 'ithti iwr''''
tonishf though the rhnnr,s fnr hia i''nt'N 1870 "h 100 DID,
uuu.tuI Inr ir.ulf ot tur ,utun'i t ih''i 'Wh
,lu 500. Il altering nt ihr rruru fi. 'f'unr n h
u.unuI M 500 tut ihr ttunui IN N"ni. h-+-
buutI,fft $500. llsudI ,,hnfar ffuu custody l'I. H
.,.nuitn .iii-, iut uun, hr1 i.u, ut t, d'I ui'
Ile +. hDiur -hi,loVDl tonight Ud 500 h ii''' l
tomurrun Ihr detectives. i i- .ul, lhlL h' NIN
lIituut tu escape. ruut 90 -"u+ "I'h lu ihiW" Tl
r,nn iu thr assault ufuu lHNll Httuh'ii ll' d".i"
hmm A. i.H.slit,d thni b, tDN+ DO 'rN +IHhF
-fui." Those who ait acquainted "Nh ir I'l" 'n Ih
,n, thuh diu,i,nf1. tnd 'iu -tr 300 t"n q" r"up'
him tu lo th, decd lietndrt i4 o. lru'h iI'h
air.i, and thirty ttff- odd BE- hlH n'''f h11 Hif
.1iN,t,u.t with tho links
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10

nv umrouAruro W Wmrvr

CLruItNp. O.L Frau N'tcr a Guman
prIu',r. ou lurull moruue attempted zoo commit +hi
,dr g. uasuol until hi. murius uu thr t0'a in 'he
.i-o v,ro mu, Luunu ;o the police. and ihD m'osl' 100
formation contained boo lho official report 1914" confirmed
and supplemented hy mtc-iluton. Nci''r vO' l'
von on, foar- od WIS sent hi hi' ssior io tho wood
shed to prepare -oue kndhng After hiI an honi 'h
.pn,o hr vp4 found in the Wo1dsh'd with tN ttrh'
wounds iu his forehead FROM which the blood voa stream
uu H., tna also fufpriun Nuuln blow lfuW -nW' dnI
instrument uu the tup uf hs head ln'c+'t4hiinh dl9
closed thp fac, that n" inflicted tho vnuuds nu ia fne
hnad with thp blade ui aN and the blow nn tue l"l ~
IA, hon vna num tho uluu adr In hlt si'l'r VIM saw
hlin uiaf nlt,l hp had duur the decd. hr said don
want u ,r any inuHet' and to the phNa'iin when h'
,,un ho aliI don't vuui lul tu doau, thiugipi mo
IT, hta been alEhfh drmuut'd fui two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
rtr CONTESTANT N rlir WILL CASE r1NfD FOR
BEING pRUNK AND pfsoRpfnTY.
Miss Mary llcne lloyt. damghler Of the dc.


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' 49, -. -. :, .,,
moutl hciofc thc puhn' ioi 'h' h'' wv" N'''N ~ WI
tc.tan of hor fathers viii, Was ariignod In the YORK
,tU, inilco tonrt ,,.torlny on the charge OF
"lh+ WWh "'' "'"."'F' '"' "
Haven Railroad waiting room IN tho 'nh'
central Dcpnf nhoni ..gO A. IN on "wednesday on her
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
rorADrrS DAY Ir LrHicH rNULRNn
In nIan.rn ll nIr mmrNt


BIIhIEnEM Penn. Oct. o.-ONlng 10 the
hurnur of the GrInd opera llou,' ou Tuesday uornln-
the cxorc secs proper Founder Da5 at Lchi-h Oui'cr
sits were held m the University chapel thi, morning al
10 O'clock Dr ". \. Hammond, o.. Sew York Who was
introduced Pos President LdmbcIon, delivered the annual
address. Ilia subject "Thc Relation between the
Mind and the Nervous system Al the close ~ Ills rc
marks he paid glowing tribute to the memory ~ Jude"
Asa Packer the founder Of the t cr,ty The religious
exercises were conducted 10y Bishop VI. \. DE Wolfe
Howe president Of the board of trustees Amon- those
ricscnt were Ecklcy CoXc Of ptiion Robert klotz,
Nanoh Chunk; and President sddtlcr, OF Muhcn'ers
college. Allentown.
The fan meeting Of the Lchigh University Athletic
Association Was held on the association grounds TN,
afternoon The winner OF the ono mile walk was \ fal
mcr: Of The Z. 20 wards dash H. l. Bowman OF The one
mile run T. Tounin; OF the bicycle race. two mlic''
VI : Ramsey; of the 100 yard, dash, j. II Wells; "i
the hurdle race, A. H. Davis of the throwing NE nam
mcr j ". Ladlo; OF the l4o yards dash 6 NJ roman
of the tug of war. - against So; OF the slow cl r'
race T. ". Lee: uf hr running broad jump T. Mdi''N
burg Of the pole yHultiuc VI. i Moore; or Tie huI-
mile run. T. Ioulmin of the running nigh Jump X IL
Davis: aud OF the putting the -i"i, g. W. lhdoo Ihc
contests closed with i've minute tug oi war between
classes and -. II hy '-O 10y 3'2 lht mes
The day hnr and the audience large. dance was
given the Ner~ity gymnasium tUIlehl !dlSc ana
/ brilliant company present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
SUING / NEIGHBOR TOR INCENDL1RLsM
4 ACoNNECuCur FARMER SECURES \ JUDGMENT
TOR THE Los, OF HIS BARNS by FIRE.

4 ACoNNECuCur FARMER SECURES 4 JUDGMENT
TOR THE Los, OF HIS BAHNS by FIRE
H,ErrORr. Oct. 9.-Ihe judgment against
David Hustled of Greenwich for the burning OF Alex
anlcr Mcad's barns III ls-5, 1s77 and 1879 was sus-
tanned I'm the supreme Court of Errors yesterday The
case attracted much attention. Mead and Hustled own
areo farm. at Greenwich which are separated only by
the farm and race track of william Rochelelier of the
standard oil Company Af,r Moads third barn was
burned ln I--9 he attached IIIst'd= farm for r-ooVo
The ease ha- b,on the courts over five years In --o
the main evidence about thc first ire was ruled ont uldcr
the -iltutco NJ limitation Mead then appealed 10 the
supreme Court of Errors end granted ne" trial M
I--2 IN is-3 the ca.c was again tried a bridgeport
put the ury dilrrccl Last fan ho cnse was tried az
piuhur. and 'Ioad -ocu,l Judgment 1-lin~f liu-tod
ff 20 600 and i costs ol fD' tu"" trials hu-ird ap
ullul tn h Court of Errlr ard thc rl-r vls argued 100
fuur AZ Hartford The l-t decision ~l-lln+ ih" lWl.
mont AGAINST llused and confirms th" verdict of the jury
Ihuf hr us 90, NtpuliiN. -uD" tlr lrd-Wtui WH- nh
iaurd l-t Not,Iuu,r Ncld hl. lost ht. nWth barn Pos
nr, Iu My Nlrl attached lH-t,d fuW Itlin for thr
hu.iin. off thi+ barn fli $1,000 Int hu1 M~ insured
iu tho Ihnuiv ntrwrr tuWp1nl "f " rI''I wh.h
hn. d,,.in.l tu pll u, policy u1 ihr n'nW ", N,,d
pro-, ui. lu..,. .IH ui hi. liiet'nn Nh irffl N'fI
hu. u ailf udinu llf iHr amount Nl ilr nulri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
EIycHury BRrrALLY urBDEEED.
III ,rrrADo. XIII MrNicAS, ANp mrs hl'''''
or mn WITNESSES ot iiiE CRIME
nv irtLGuArH 10 rtr inlhrNrl

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hc pnrilcuhr,of which haco juN come 10 light ''
onrtcd NJ rnnri,. Rnuch Ak mite, from MS place on
smdn, Mst Ii,cycii. ago, winfield lHr' rf'hn
emit cii,cn ,fst Clnr shuylkin county rcnn' nnd Ms
,if, ,nm. io Tucson nud mno n thcit homo. lie ruf
,hn.,duu iutorc,i I'm mine nom lo'oph Raymond ana
inm,. nnn.iiy 1hcto met With success. ln'z "''
vcn,ducntcd and q imam Of good hn'hcs' Qmlheauon-,
hr ,hc tc pou -he po-iionof superintendent oi
of,hr r,rns,turia numond biill Compani ot eight ot
icn tcifa . ..
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ranch aud muislh mWd1fd hhm'd sou, ~ ~"
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uuid,i vas uut discovered unih Nrsl'ua' uulilut
uh,u .uu, ouD pt.ug the ranch went iu ana ioud ll'
nodir. A iu. Boa unu ul blood. Tho llri4 -uuu t'ithrl
IA, nuthoritio. who ave mtkuG ctDrY tNut to thWu,
ti. mutlrtpt. Tine cause ol the brutal lui % O. H'l
wa tho fear that the ranch occupants Noult u.hl
against thr uutl. .i. olthr Mexican. iu fhc pt'ut oit
arrest Iiil uu. ~ Years old III it' Woe adau .hl
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