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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
RAPIST REMOVED"
gill sAss EXECUTED At PANS
Abe ITaH'iy Of - Erutai tfims a. u
rsupsr raralyiir Ne hied ~
toWurdiy ~ He HAD LiNUd
Wickediy -iii- speech.

PANS, Oct, a. special, Fully l,9H
people gathered around Tho Jail yard Ia
dey 10 witness the hanging al lill Has
the negro condemned Ia death nj iht
spring term Of he district court, for the
!apo cf Lou Williams, paraliIic resid
ing on tho poor ftrm. Su0nG0us ei,
forts have been made hy his
a lOrnGys in his behalf. I'wice ,ne gov
q. nor has gained respite, the IN Il
time for ~. ~ DAYS and the last Zine
th',,y DAYS, His a. yorueys applied foT
writ of haoers ru'pps Today, before
Judge Came, sav NJ that here was
30 LEGAtat nOG'1N
for the she. IN ~ lang BASS to-day.
Judge Ga NJ Ic Used ~ in,erlere, There
Was ,dik at lho negroes attempting a
iesouc, hut none was attempted,
Fin lass was b ought out at i;.,5 o'clock
attended 10y =, Ong guard and
moun,od the lailOws VITA n heS,. I,ing
Tread. As j, II. Waller read lhe death
war ant The p,,sune. appeared nearly
ready 10 tall ~ OuSh weakness aud
2 asped the III ug 81 ound,ug the
flows aud so"ed all "oa d 49,; Oyer p S,
Tor some one. II : iea.rr es appeared RI,
maed aud of an ashou hue, ns IL in
revere mental s,ia'n. lie is below he
medium height and ia,asr heavy sci.
lie wore n suit of new black clothes.
When the death Wa act was read
HE SPOKE IN "A TIE HnLl Ma VOICE
as follows: Welt, al here, ! have not
long 10 live. wH1t al around 10 hear
me. l want 10 tcll all that II
viii bo just as told you.
/ have not done anything 10 be
a. fought here tor. fidn't do what they
said 4 did. | wart al, bo.h black and
white, 20 pray Tor mc, Wnnt they got
nie here for, never did. the way ,ney
bad II writ en- DOVE sou lded miSb.y
nice aud well. bead IL all, but IL was
nat figh,. That Is all | bave got 20
say. God bless You all. Good bye"
Aver no praNor u" the m'nis,er aud
VII 'lc he cap wPs be ng adjusted.
~ IEoLE DOwS ,o,lpLEr CIV
and cred Ike a"hild. At AS The rap
was sDrhng aHu ne let, Wa II heavy
thud. o. locs, rg The neck 20 that he
died ~ an inS,adl. lie was cut down in
zen minu.eS and g. ed 40 The bui ging
I. Jprd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Eight addition attachment suits
were filed in the district court yesterday
against the firm Of Mitchell IL Scruggs,
who had already Leeu closed by former
attachments, by the following parties
for the amounts pamed: Noble u Hall,
5000; South Gend wagon comnany,
$3.50; Marsp.lles manufacturing com
pany, $1,000; Trenton rubber works,
100; Deere, Mansur IL Co., $1,000; West
ern Union wire company, Sl,3J0; n. o.
Nelson manufacturing company,
II ,li6.22: Cincinnati barb wire company,
81 J(l0
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

DEAveG, Oct. 3!.-The 7. ibuue-Repub-
leans Socol 70, New Mexico, special
says: "a passenger train yesterday
evening nearing cordoba, fonr miles
north of here on the Atchison, Topeka
Il Santa Fe railroad, was fired into by a
band of masked men and one woman
shot. The town is up in arms. Sheriff
Simpson and fifty armed men have just
started in pursuit.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
White Woman Murdered by Negro.

TEXARKANA, Oct. 30.-lSpecial. A
few miles east OF Richmond, Little
River county, Arkansas Mrs. Waddell
was most foully and crueIy murdered
last night by q yellow negro, whose
name could not be learned. She was
stabbed twice in the breast and her
heart split open with a Ratchet. The
cause of the murder is not known. A
large posse of citizens are searching the
country for the cold blooded tiend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
They Must Have Drowned Him.

CHICAGO, Oct. @l.-rbe Journals
Quincy, illinois, special says: A young
man from Fowle:, in this county, sold
IA horse here yes.e, day for $i75, became
iDtoS ica,ed, and while in that condition
was iured ACROSS the river on the ferry
bv n pd.'.y of rouGhs. His body was dis
coy cred in the river this morning, with
his skull crashed. His assailauts are
known 20 have ken a train on the
Hannibal II st. Joe railroad at mid
Diphl..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Visions of Bliss.

Nine millions of Empty Pill Boxesl What a
sad commentary on constipation and biiousnessl
What vast storehouse of pills if all were col
lected. And to think that sill these drastic, nau-
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
the stomachs of men and womeni Sickening
Id disgusting to think Of No one knows the
ms and aches, loss of time, piles and inaamma-
ions thoy have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
one dose of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
of bliss will hover over your detected brow 1t
relieves constipation, cures biousness, sick head
ache, heartburn, &c. tits pleasant, efectual and
cheap, and well adapted to ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
The New County Vault.

There was a meeting of the county
commissioners yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of formally receiving from
the contractors the new vault building
is a solid structure and absolutely fire
proof, not a piece of wood entering into
It's construction. The offices of the dis
trict and county clerks will be located
i'm IT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
ABirLxnchinr Enmnr.

DENVER, Oct. 81 Rumors have
reached here, OF the lyrching by vigil
iauts, of gang of seventeen cattle
hie YES, captured while in camp on Rock
Creek in the goree range of
mountains, twenty or thirty miles west
Of Georgetown. No particulars have
been obtained. The report Is thought to
be exaggerated.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Judge Gently, supervisor of elections
informed HERALD eporter yesterday
that &c there had been no call made for
suporv sors OF elections, in this county,
and as he deemed or elections here
square and IA that lie had not APP
pCnited any. He SAID the @ might be
S ecuions OF tne sta,e in which such steps
should prove necessary, however.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Tic telegraph War.

Judge AldrldSe, of the district court,
having dissolved the injunction of the
Houston IL rasas Central railway VS..
the Baltimore g. Ohio Telegraph COM
pany, requiring the telegraph company
10 deposit 81 900 with the county CLERK
Tor security, the railway gives bond and
takes q appeal TO the supreme court.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Texas State Agency.
Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments of taxes
on lands anywhere in the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
Of titles and the recovery of lands for
just and lawful owners, will be attended
TO by G. II. JOHNS Il Sous,
Austin, Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Rogers Citrate OF Magnesis is a fine,
anti-bilious, effervescent drink. Pre-
pared by A. Rogers d Sons, 2s1 Bleenker
street, New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Care is by
remedy for you. Soldbv.l M. House.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to
cure. Sold by j. M. House.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

Are you made miserable by indlges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of APP
petite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer il
positive cure. Sold by j. NJ. House.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
THE NATIONAL. iron FENlE CON
p cortlands sd &c Sew York.

Iron Posts and Anchors AMI Nire, COM
;;fiSing m entire Iron Fence. fhv int a., best
and Cheapest feuce npw in use. spi,cstructa-
bic by fire or rot. and ten times o. durable as
any wooden ferce. Any kind Of post can be
used. Certificate Of highest ultiial uvard-
ed for this fence at New YORK STATE Fair. lsh3.
For circulars giving frii particulars, write 70
the of1ce Of the company.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

The Hunstable Boot and Shoe factory
made the base bail sloes tor the Dslias
" NWn Stlclyin0s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

The Hunstable Shoe s:ory5 is having a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous
ness, Indigestion, Ac,

send 10 the Rumiord Chemical Works,
Providence, Il. l., FOR nph'et Mailed
,pn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
ss1n Rinck 6. nf Santa Fe l1nnGf
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared to do all kinds of IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work q
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iroa and
Brass Castings, and in fact everything in the
line executed and finished in manner equal
to the best shops In the whole country.
Models made to order. Don't forget we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men in Texas. Contracts for the iron work on
all kinds of machinery desired. Don't forget
the place If you want good, substantial work
done ct living prices.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
nfssts sdssftiss.i - si.airisir rus.
Cog1sAMN - M ma oNrA-

PLACE esn tnp daun Hn 30 stove NATL hssisf, M
remove thf cove and srli Afhfinist WI nut 10
Iaired 70 dutsot The pfoaonra ui anmnnia.
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This pure wire 10 q simple vege. \
table extract without Intoxicating
qualities, and has proved 10 b. tho
moss astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN
known 10 iuedicai science.
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|
train was arrested by a sheriff for mi
nor ofiense short time ago. Seeing a
judge playing poker in a smoking-car
with brace of colonies, the sheriff pre-
vailed upon him to stop the game and
try the prisoner. The judge did so,
| fined the prisoner $40, and before an
hour had passed away had cleaned out
played little game with the late priso-
ner, who promptly won all the judges
pile and set up the drinks for the crowd.
i FL Paso Star.
The editor of the Franklin II erald,
"Methodist jim" Davis, SAYS: "Let
the sick.y, flimsy, sentimental condem-
nation laid upon the Dallas HERALD bv
some of the state papers he husheo.
The IIE7ALD is to-day doing better work
the state. Its arguments are laid upon
just predicates. n mans private life
is public property whenever he offers
for office. This is safeguard to our
liberty. How would you make pub
lie saint out of n private harot and
thief? Office does not purify mon, and
when you make no prefere ce between
good and bad men, socially, in select
ing officers. you encourage rapacity, rep
rObacy and debaucherv in our lana,
the dangerous evils of all nations. The
people of this country have Il right to
know the private and pu. lie life of both
Cleveland and Blaine, and as Cleveland |
said. ''let truth come" The Mercury
heartily endorses the position taken by
the Franklin Herald, and contends that
the people have right to inquire into |
the private life Of their servants. from
the least TO the greatest. All our Off
GERS, from president down to constable,
shonld be pure, honest, truth-telIing
men, and when they cease 20 possess
these three requisites they should be
sholved at once and forever. II this
rule was followed here in Collin county,
the Mckinney Ring and its "Boss," II.
=. Mack. would be sent to the rear at
)nce. May the time soon come when
'uch rule will prevail all over the
Farmersvile Mercury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19
A PATHETIC CASE.

STAR stios sni p.sth lea = Iss,i &C Tt.stv-
Ia" Pathetic st"vy "f . tsii.s. tsaaty
Who Dsss Tor Tho ws.,. .f a.. uass
Nee .ssle, .f Lis. ie I.st.s~asth, Nae.
ss..
LHsSEswosTn. kss. ssPfsnsuaFE
hsssrsi weeks ago these dsspab ass gave
An account Of thr death ci a Foolish lady
named Bfoisss. az = result Of sIafva
i'on. A. stated. the family "a arrived
here penni -. aud hussry. havlns paid
ell their money for railroad fare, Aad
tssiF condition was uaknsWl uui.l va.
brought To liEht bJ ths death VI tbs vile
aud mother.
The death II Mrs. I~Isolsaw VAS .al.
lowed by the sics ns.. pi her 40 hsni,
doe To bis i1nz prisatioas. and aihsuws
De WAS assisted sbJ kIbdiy hand. A.sl
hs.Tn did all la their powsr to briug Asm
bsts 10 health. bis death 10 BOW sAf0u..
e'sd. All that Trmaiss of TIE family p0,
ls two chi, ren, a by two year. II ace.
aud a lite girl six fuosths, aud they. Jsa
have sssn sIcs .Bsi ssyoad rscavrrY. AZ
lie thought EssrythinE sg.i ue dous Co.
fssm that IL rossi5!s. bat vita liii~ heIsl
oil saving them.
Ias pathetic side Of thss raae. a wbo4.
iatasly psrishlug iroa bangv- ia a
issd OF psbty. ~bsre al that "a. nsss..
ss'g 10 brisg succor was = s.ans..s al.
ho"ncement of theit condition. la. al
'FaSssd eossijsTzDss aifslfsoa abroad
aSd TIE original story 49, eopsa lss.,
ths saa SrsscIsoo Gail. wsssra n cane
!" Toe notice 81 . Mr. J~osepsiae "A
. foisb LADY shs wrote
:" ars Peat. ~ho bad been
''vtniSsni Ia slding Ia family.
sending . lea! and . lev ~lmmoftsls.
:" p'SeS on to- grsss, add ssyisy tina. Al.
'S"'zs poor herself. N. isuslly ssfr u.r
Iosslfy i"iss. aad II the .Haet adiFr..
Mrs Peat ~as isrnl.bed her al h.1
'ohs s"la Irs"sry. brought from her "A.
900 nhish sac WOO. Z aiiy sill io,
D~Dsss "s the safisE.Bx Ef,..as.
'Ss case 10 zoe OF The .sdd..t 10 hlstory
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19
THEW @D'S DOlNGS
a s...{r the Daily News.
POLITE u II pERaoxAi.

In FeASk HwE. 81 the editorial
SIAN OF me ~ - Repubito1s, formerly
OF nossons ken by ih. heat re-
cenuy o - 'ooob considered serious.
nASsAA hyT 80, . resident Of Chi
cago since lsrB. a. on the oh. In her one
noT N I'd Far. On one 81 the
coioese DAYS nstw1Deer she walked seven
miles.
uDo . DIE newly appointed
sixso Audttoe t. Treasury. IL q resi-
dent OF 81 Fni IA. Cliff ord. formerly
postmaster AZ o On. Ill, Is his deputy.
NJ l. lately te!egraphed
fssfsck kgau tb >nsratulafions on the
discriminatory the Irish National
League neutrN II nerican politics.
n appoiuon 09f Viceroy ~ India
has been confeEi "a DON Lord Dunerin.
SENATOR JtBI S4eKx.s. Of Ohio. will
make campaign , ped es in Wisconsin next
tuonfh.
FRANK II. shs on, United States Consul
q Aarseiiiess 49, received the com.
mendation OF o. St. Department, for re-
naming ut hisJs 1t d6ring the cholera cpl
demic snd fuBn shisk valuable inforua.
tion.
The death Of ) Jan Aneuoren Banal.
q weli-known o. mic and physicist, was
latsly announce ct nri..
SAMUEL CHx@1 Cttef OF Greek Nation,
died Of Brightly d iseaSs a, Dennison, Tex,
September 12th
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

PORTLAND, M. September 1.-THE fol
loS ing dispatch was .cn, IN General Logan
yesterday: The result Of the ~s!exilon ma ,
ne thus summarized: The I:epubltcans hsy.
carried every county IN the S;fss with tire
rN~-ibie exception of knox. whirh j. eIre.
Ins6 have elsci~t twenty -nins S<Iuai0fs.
aIsi the Democrats only tao. They hAs.
rbo~sn four hfth. 81 %. representative.
- tie Legislature. Thsy have ~sicrtel f0nf
Representatives la Congress by q laFxs
majority and have given ssoyeraor I.o,ie
> popular majority 90 L. .008. The Rcsabs
Iican vote vii reach very nearly so.oDo.
1000 90 5000 larger than ever ca: t~!orr
thIf majority h the large, We have hyd
,Ire the Presidential ciecfson 81 1865 ans
Tar exceeds oJf most ssuZains hop~
WALETE BtAIxr-
Full return. ffuan the y rs; t~oHsre@ansj
District gave Rssd i7.ssi Graves 1885.
Reeds plurality 2ia. In Ts-3 Iecd's vs.sr
va I9gt1. and AuhfsNs - I,s-f's
y 1rslty IL. The enure lsycs,ssa iekI
. -i@rtsi by 4 bag majority.
The late~t as o. tie liou4~ az R~pr~esa-
iaisyes siEow IL k~~pab,.eAs slarisi 20 e
Democrat: a ~; k~pab3>nB gain Of :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

Y. Aspieuts.1
a." H't'"Hai frisos Association M,
'rsssasy EI-Irs.issns I~isy.. pre-.
;" h<f Lymaa II. Abbot, &c i,s,.s
.As initial address. Lat svspiax H.,
T'ii"s. kss. H. l. Waits. of pailaeslnhi.
$40 "snsfs discussed s.ChrfsiiasO ..s
N"nsosA' To-isy pap. All D.
- .'s'er ate E~xsrsahioa' b, Par.
nf"sH. 81 AinaaT. Auf GA 'Taz
=, 1919 Io"sf' by Professor Fuaels
OF CosS~.s. - D. tgl ssss
,.xa,as essy p~fsss. zas aye prom.
=. s1shsin~d H'ih Erss0a gssn,
49, ~st@s Of ihs eossasy. are
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19
MCCULLOUGH INSANE.
A Report that the Great Actor b. Ia.

sane.
NEW YORK, September t2-At Coney
Island last evening a strange man was dis
covered attempting 10 walk the tr~cstIew0rk
Of the Marine Railway from Manhattan Ia
Brighton Beach. III officer put him aboard
the train. when the man was recognized n.
John Mccullough. 4 watch was KEEP; on
him a. il was feared he would attempt sui
eide. After the train started Mccullough
attempted To jump of but was Igc-
vented. On his arrival a, Brighton
Beach he complained Of hi> head
and the fearful heat Of the past few
days. IL WAS evident that the %s.nlnen,
actor was suffering terribly. and a close
watch was kept until he reached his friends
in New York. who had been
NOTIFIED OF Ms CONDITION.
II seems that Mccullough iancies he i fol-
lowed by men who want 10 Kill him. and he
keeps dodging imaginary foes constantly.
The TribtIn. saws: MI. Mccullough dlnci
at Manhattan Beach "Wednesday evening
with Wright Sanford. W. r.. Conner. and
some other members OF ~. blue ribbon
brigade. The lemonade with which their
frugal Tepast Was washed down,
In accordance with the custom o!
the party. was of n peculiar potency.
Whether there was a triae too
much sugar. or whether the baleful lemons
had been supplied with n too liberal hand
does not appear, hut certain 10 j. that il
affected the digestive organs Of those pres
eut after n marvellous fashion. Mr.. Nc
Cullough, In fact, ruse from the table while
NIGHT WAS YET Young.
and murmluing something about that In
fernal lobster salad always playing the
deuce with me- went for a st.ort walk.
While ~couTting the calming evening bre.zes
along the shore he was approached by a
considerate stranger Who knew
by sight The stranger took
his arm. and noticing that he was suf-
fering from what seemed Ia he an over
dose Of quiuine. 'enderiy put him on board
a homew ard bound train and sent a disya;eb
IN a New York newspaper Speeding after
him simultaneously. Mccullough reached
his hotel. the II. james. In safety. and feI;
so far recovered yesterday morning that ~
breskfasted with his manager. JoSeph
Brooks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

Ia CRossx~ Wa. Seps~s.-z ia-Rc
port. of damage - Fosds End fsfminx cs@n.
nEn.iars by Saturday nizhts sas7 sastisnx
IN eosas In In al the sHa0esszs ~sAileys IN
this ard adjoining eocuts-s shz brd<s< and
cE!TeEts are xDn ard roa<ts b-aTfy satz<
sable Haze riIes @. what eo~essa;Gt~i hap
and xrz.g ss1rxs are s-zttgF-t sser -
tsttDta lands. Tb~ xafer t-~ sni-d tie
bsuas In tprrsn.& fr-lS-ssiy tessax hscx
StAises tarouxh eaifiszfsi fzads. and de-
pos-ins wr-rkzxs 81 al sor-s IN Ire Aids
No estimate Of tkx dzszx<e osud b. -.
e1rz:siy nshe ycI Bat & - isrs.. Tss
vashoGfs ca the EalIroasls have hn~n 70
paired and trains hare Ell Arr. % The Gssuo
Bay and Chicago & Northwestern koa6a
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

REMAKKABLE ~,nevelstsons are reported
af a recent meeting of the Medical Com
mittee ~ Marseilies. Experience he's
shown that eholera Eill rage during two
consecutive years In the asrae place. 1t
has been ascertained that cholera made
Is appearance 81 Maxzeilles Cast year. =
Gaze followed by death having occurred
Set khe hospital. In . room containing
npNerous other patients. The disease
madea good many victims. The Mayor.
who ass Immediately advised of the
fact ppaeeeded to the hospital. Ener-
getic messDres were taken 10 prevent
further eo&A gion, and in orderto avoid
. panic in the town the Mayor solicited
and secured the, silence Of al persons
Of the facta. The Chief Surgeon, |
two house Surgeons. . Warden. and two
Sisters Of Mercytook an oath TO divulee
nothing. which oath was strictly kept
till tho whole ~proceeoing MAS made
Known to the Medical Com:nittee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

ST. PAIL September l2.-Advices from
the country visited BY acyelon. shcw tina;
the damage was greater thar AZ frss 70
ported. AZ Chippewa Falls, wis. the los.
b. the cyclone and tie Hood which folioye i
si00. 600. Many families are ho~aEeIe~S.
Robert Wallace was drowned. At Clear
LAKE. Wis. Mrs IL VI Burdiek. VIA Cav
anaugh. 4. H. SaHnd - and Waltrr Lrwis
Were killed. Bill Nye. the hHn5asisi. had a
leg bFokea and Was otherwise badly IniuIet.
John r Grover mill " n damaged $1,000
The total los Was $4,000. a; Chyfoa.
Wis. half The frame build ngs in the city
was destroyed In pastures where Wire
fencing was used the animals were blown
against the fences and badly ca..
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

ST. JOfsx~ y. p Sep;suihs- fo-ns
latest IabfashnF nr1> - appalling The
cOfh~h catch = -ATt aus hszAifsl tfaOnsxu4
g~ninials, ard 0u tie HzIF;h~asg o.xsi Of Ssx
fotDtlStd fzfaiss" j. fasfaiD~uE Al<as.
rizh; hundred fzsu3aes are rrpuste4 ssarT-
-ng s3a sustaining hts ~ Fr-zzsf On sTakl3
- shoe onssi Of Newfoundland AL
lAbTzdDs !. sgsidssi 1fh asA@r<. Captain
Aanne'. ot IT, iasi stssn~T pI0Fer. r~T<Tt.
two hund--d and h0ythr-~ s-S~rxs b.
iss-n Hadilzm IszB8 All CaI~ Frnzi.
Nossgsa BAY ThE~~a n~k-E~ izssly
drose ssafh % fa7@ STAR down hsto a.
Ira a. - ;a- "rza sEeaEeS- A1srz fFsSe
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

For some time past it has been known
that a colony of bees had established
itself in the roof of StourmOuth Church,
England, but the Vicar would not al
low them TO be disturbed. On his death
recently the bees were destroyed by
f~umigation. On the honey being taken
there was found to be nearly two hun
.dredweight of it, and the bees flied two
moderately large barrels 1t is stated
that. during hot weather the honey used
to, drop into the church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19
Fatal ExpiSsion-

PEORIA LII. September IA mos;
dire calamity occurred a. Pekin yesterday
morning about "a. in the eIpIosioo Of the
cookers q; the Enterprise dtsfillery. Tie
building Is owned BY Sp-llnzn and Doheny
Of this city, and is n total Wreck. The so~s
seven persons In the ciSsiliery AZ the
I'm was instantly killed the top Of hts
head being en-; on. He leaves . wife and
four children IN destitute circumstances;
L Dufin leaves Q wife and fwo chiidnea.
also In destitute circumstances; Z Weikh
Mixer Is also killed; j. Nnrphy. the nd
seer. b Alive. bat viii die. a. his eah b
bodiy sa.ded
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-19

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