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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

the deiiler of his daughter, Hurt field
was afraid OF some outburst ct indigna-
ton, however, and coucocted most
atrooious crime, ~ he Thought, to for
ever silence the matter. On the I'D of
this month the notorious Bill Owens
returned tn that neighborhood. The
feeling which he entertained for Arm
hruster WAS known To fairfield. The
latter employed Owens TO kill the faith
err of the girls. On Monday, while
Armbruster was engaged fixing his
house, the hired assassin rode up from
behind and deliberately fired flveshots
into the body Of his victim, causing him
TO TALL from the roofof his house 10 ths
ground. being Instantly killed. Not
satisfied with this, after the murdered
man fell TO the around. the assassin
rode up and deliberately fired sixth
shot into his body, AMI then galoped
away. Fairfield also disappeared from
the cauntry. The citizens have risen
en mass aud determined " possible
to catch the wretchvs. Parties from
that section have como 10 this place
and had cards printed, giving n de.
scrip,ion of the Sends and Offering
S.,'o reward for their apprehension
Owens Is about thsrty-iive wears old,
about 1--WE feet ten inches high, light
complexion, mpstache dyed brown,
round shouldercd, pitched forward,
heavy set aud down.c,ast look, weighs
about 1855 pounds
Hatfield isabout sorty-ive years old,
about six feet high, hair and beard
about half gray, raw.boued, strong and
lean In build, dark complexion, with
rather pleasing. grinning appearance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A HOLOCAUST.
The Anglo'American Circus Train Dis
covered on Fire When Near
Greeley, Col.
Sixty Men Asleep in Ono Coach, Nearly
All of Whom We're Literally
Roasted 20 Death.
The Agonics of the Dying Beyond De-
scription, While the Living Could
Give No Md,

GREELEY, Cofsfhug. 2D.--The burn
ing Of "A circus car nine miles north OF
Greeley was attended wiCn., scenes OF
horror. The burned car waSSyJ&xt To
the engine In train of seventeen
cars containing the Anglo-Amer-
lean circus which left Fort Collins
about midnight for Golden, over the
Greeley, Salt Lake g. Pacific rond. The
train was nearing Windsor, a small
station near Greeley, running about
twenty'6even miles IN hour, when
the engineer discovered that
the ear was % fire. He reversed the
engine and threw open the whistle
valve. There were sixty men In the
car, arrnyed In three Tiers Of bertls on
both sides. The forward side. door was
closed and men In their hunks were
sleeping against It. The rear side door
was AFRO closed aud the men
who awOke discovered the
lower unoccupied births next to
II containing rubbish on fire filling the
car with smoke and cutting Off escape
IN that direction. The only means OF
egtess was through small window
bttwecn the ear and engine. John
Pine from Itdgerton, Wis and u. Mil
let Of iowa crawlcd through the open
Ing and tried 10 pas, In water from
the engine tank. Owing 10 the suf-
locating gases " was difficult 10 arouse
the sieepvrs. Some were kicked and
bruised In n shocking manner and
pitched out OF the window. The
screams ~ those unable To get through
h blcckbded aperture were terrifying.
the wild glare Of the flames from
the burning cars showed Lhe victims
lying outside writing In agony on
cactus beds, and causing the wild
beasts In the adjoining car 10 become
frantic, making the scene appalling.
The performers who occupied the rear
car gnzed, with white faces, upon the
awful spectacle. In the midst OF the
confusion two or three heroic souls APP
peared equal 10 the occusIon and brave
Iy cut their way to their
com paDions To lind them already ia
the agony Of death.
Many Of the rescued, on being
pulled through the small window, had
limbs broken, joints dislocated and
hands burned oil The roasted trunk
ri body Was found In one place, the
legsin another, and piles Of roasted.
sbriveled cArcasses were pulled
oni Of the ruins. At day 4 flat
car carried the eharred bodies into
Greedy for iaterment, The county
commissioners buried the remains In y
huge coffin sever feet wide and ten
feet long In Greeley cemetery. The
coroner empaneled jury who were
unable TO learn the cause of The fire or
any important facts.
An old Pacific coast sailor named
Mcdonald, formerly OF the Forepsugh
circus. was terribly burned, the leah.
hanging In shreds. The hesrtrendipg
cries OF Tho men or tbs prairie,
the smothered appeals 0f the dying
within the car, the roar Of
the flames and the bowIiug Of The AMI
mails made the scene Terrible. The
odor u rosslipg fiesh Ard The distant
cry Of eoyol0s sddc6 honor 20 the
scsne. The voices offths dying grew
fainter and NOW cssrs. Aesnt!1ns the
men have gore 70 dssely ior ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
SUSPENDED BnoKEns ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 20. =
Caleb Ridgeway had VIM. Il. and
Louis J. Ladner, suspended brokers,
arrested, charging them with embez-
element and obtaining money by false
and fraudulent pretenses, Louis was
committed to prison in default Of 81 :
600 bail. The magistrate having re-
ceived u certificate from Atlantic City
that William was sick fixed his bond
at $1,000 VIM, III. Dohwert made
affidavit upon which warrant Of ar
rest was also issued. Dohwert alleges
that last year he deposited $4,000 with
the firm and during the current year
SOL 900 for investment, and never re-
ceived any returns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

| her, which II IL presumed will reveal
the cause Of the tragedy. Mrs. Gran
ther was forty-eight years old, The
wife of Thos. Gran her. coal miner.
She had been divorced twice before
marrying Granther and had lived a
very unhappy life. Mrs, Carmaee
was n widowed sister of Hon. B. j.
Arcourt, the owner and operator
of coal mines near O'Fallon. She
was very highly esteemed aud lived u
retired lie on II place OF her own out.
side of the town.
TILE CoRoNER'S INQUEST.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 20.-lnquests
were held on the dead bodies of Mrs.
CARNAGE and Mrs Granther this morn
ing, and after taking considerable testi-
mony the jury returned verdicts that
Mrs. Maria CARNAGE was murdered by
Mrs. Fredeiika Granther, and that
Mrs. GTaDther committed suicide by
cuiting her throat with razor. The
letters of Mrs. GTanther In the hands
OF the jury were addressed 10 her
father and declared that she was about
10 kill somebody. but mentioned no
names. She axis forgiveness of her
way the letters bore evidences of IN
unsound mind. Her husband testified
that she was Of IAN unsound mind and
often threatened 10 kill him, herself
and someone else she did not name.
Another witness believed her TO be In
sane. Mrs. Granther was buried this
afternoon. Mrs. Carmacc's funeral
Will take place tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

dered between the parties, as the re-
suit shows. 1t seems that Robinson
won $l5 from Greenwood. They met
the next day after the race, when
a dispute arose. Both armed them.
selves, Greenwood with Winchester
rifle and Robinson with a shotgun.
The former fired, the bsll. striking
Robinson in the left hand and grazing
his side. The latter returned the fire
with both barrels of his gun, killing
his antagonist instantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
AN INoENDIARY FIRE.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNovIEw, TEx., Aug. 2o.-The
dwelling and contents of w. J. Butt
burned at l o'clock this morning.
Insured in the New Orleans Insurance
association, $500 OH house and $500 on
contents. There seems to be no doubt
that 1t was set on fire. Cowell this
morning sold his house aud lot, nice
property, to Mr. Butt for $1,000. Dur
ing the fire the .eam OF j. IL. Tillery
ran into the barbed wire fence around
the Butts property, badly iDjnring
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A MAIL POUCH STOLEN.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. Ga
mail pouch filled with letters from
New York for towns in the vicinity Of
Palmer, which had been left on the
truck In the station at Palmer Wednes
day night, was stolen. It's contents
were found yesterday on the bill oppo-
site the village scattered about. Over
a thousand letters had been opened.
There is no clew to the robbcr and the
amount Of the valuable contents Is not
known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
ASSASSINATION AND RArrNE.
Special 10 the Gazette.

| tSPt'ii w tht ohNttit.
| GAINESVILLE, TEX Aug. 2D.-Fur-
Their particulars OF the terrible outrage
and murder committed In Plckens
county, Indian territory, were received
to-day. A. German named Arm
brustcr. living in the Chickasaw ma
ton, has two little daughters, one
eleven and the other thirteen years
old. He IL an honest, Woodworking
old man, and his employment called
him away a greater portion Of the day.
During his absence from home the
house was left In charge Of the two lit.
tie girls. 1t seems that one Bill
Owens, a notorious character,
learning of the situation Of the two
girls. on several occasions presented
himself at the house and endeavored
to persuade them 10 leave with him.
Failing In this, he made improper nd.
vances, when the father Of the chill
dren learning II prepared bOnble-
barrel shotgun for the fiend. Finding
this out, Owens made himself cOnspicu-
Gus for his absence. Living In the
neighbOrh00d was an old man by the
name OF r NJ. fairfield, whose ago
and good conduct heretofore had made
for him many friends In that section.
IL seems that he also had conceived u
plan for the destruction OF these two
innocent girls. About the LIST Of Au-
gust fairfield intercepted the two
girls nc well, where they had
been accustomed 10 get water, about
one-half mile distant from their home.
On plea OF sickness he persuaded the
girls To get Oh his pony and assist him
To his house. They had proceeded but
short distance when he dismopnted
and prevailed upon the older OF the
girls 10 ride ahead and notify his fam
lily. This done, he forced the eleven
year-old girl into she woods and there
brutality fayished her. His purpose
Accomplished, the unfortunate girl
WAS turned loose and managed 10 find
her way back hotnc. Her father was
notified aud physician summoned
who found the young girl in . terrible
condition. Old ArInbrusteT learned
who the Inhumsn wretch was, but on
account Of the STEERS wealth and stand.
ing In the community, the poor old
father was afraid 20 prefer any charges
Besides, be knew OF no friend who
would assist him in bringing 70 justice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A THIEF JAILED.

CoRrus CHRISTI. TEN, Aug. ~
AT Rogers station last Wednesday
Julian Garrea broke into the house of
Jesus Perez and stole several articles,
among the number draft, on which he
forged nm Endorsement and came To
town and disposed OF IL. He was ar
rested at Rogers yesterday and brought
IN last night and jailed by Sheriff
Whelan upon three charges, burglary,
forgery and theft.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
ONE or THg CREW or THE JULIA
BAKER.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 2D.--Tbe
schooner JullR Baker, ON board OF
which Capt. Lewis was alleged to have
been murdered, arrived here to-day.
Theodore Kralson, the Norwegian boy,
is the only one remaining Of those
originally arrested. He says be did
not see Lewis die hut relates the story
as previously published. II was told
him by the man at the wheel. He be-
lieves that Capt. Lewis was killed by
the mate, Walker, and Stewart Go
mez. He was taken to New York by
the federal officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

three pounds of bal four per week
which is entirely inadequate to sup
port we'll people. The governor re-
ports that an unnatural and inhnman
state OF things exists, and calls upon
the secretary of the interior to assume
the responsibility of issuing full ra-
tons until congress meets In Decem-
hae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
HANGED FOK wIrE.MURnEn.

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. 20.-Berry
johnson, colored, for the murder of
his wife, was hanged to-day inside the
parish Jail. According to the law of
the last legislature only fifteen persons
were admitted to the execution. john
son admitted yesterday that he killed
Malinda Coleman in Red River parish,
being hired to murder ner by another
negro woman,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
ASSAULTED uis WIFE.
! ,lal IN ina slaw.tt.

hV0IUl 10 INC NhHoIto.
LAREDO, TEN,, Aug, 90 Last night
Mexican went home and began to
abuse his wife. He finally knocked
her down and catching her by the
hair dragged her into the street. The
woman being In peculiarly delicate
condition 1t II not unlikely her II juries
will prove fatal. The fiend was
promptly arrestc q and held for trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
HANGED REpnNrING.

FRANHLIN, La, Aug. %. William
Williams, alias French, was hanged in
the parish Jail to-day for the murder
OF WIN. Burgess on February 3. As
the black cap was drawn William
shouted: "Oh. God, save me! Oh,
God, save me-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
roo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BARnsrowN, KY, Aug. 2D.--A
storm this morning did much damage
IN Nelson county. 10 the crops and
houses AT Bloomfield, Broad lient's
large carriage mandatory was de-
stroyed. The bridges were all wash ed
away. The rain last night and this
morning was very heavy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A SHOOTING ARRAY.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. S.-In .
horse race between one Robinson and
Greenwood at BurDeyyilie, !. T., last
Monday. deadly enmity was ,ngen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
STARVING.
y nc Pienge Indians Reported
"aStarying Condition.

"'arfibg Condition.
N III. I, Aug. 2o.-Gov.
q, ~,es that a special agent sent
o'nquire into the condition of
|hn''s, Indians has Just returned
~ mat those Indians, about
- number, are dy-
N ' the effects OF
\ alvation at the rate of one
Ana Tue men and women are
asr,s sp,ritless, and the children
X lsal All are so weakened
TO 40 Of sufficient food for the
iestj, . . that dreadful suffering
'isiia,r ~ occurshortly. The APP
4 IA - lot this year only per mits
aue two pounds OF b eef and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
RAIN.
special to tho oa,er,e.

DECATUR, Tx, Aug. GA very
refreshing rain fell here this evening,
doinga wonderful 10, OF good. In
fact, we feel that the Lord has blessed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
u INSTRUMENTATION ArLyANsy,,Iv,

ID EsrRuC1fyEsIOnMA AT EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug, 2g,--At .
O'Clock this morning the most dtslruct-
I've hurricane ever witnessed here
broke upon Evansville, doing damage
TO the extent OF not less than three.
quarters million dollars. In this city
and vicinity houses were blown down
and the roofs carried away. Three or
four steamboats, were badly Injured.
Thousands OF shade trees were torn w
and other injury done. II Is impos.
siblc to give The amount OF damage
done.
The heaviest individual loser IL
John ii. Rocker whose new foundry
was almost demolished. The steamers
j. V. Throop and Silver Thorn were
badly damaged the former almost
wrecked. Several churches suffered
severely, also one schooihouse.
Ru,loRs THAT THE STEAMER BELMONT
wAssuSK.
EVANSVILLE. md, Aug s0.-It Is
reported that the tfantie steamer
Belmont was sunk this nf;tr-
lerpoon by the hurricane near Hen
derson. Ky, and twenty lives lost II
Ia moi gen orally credited among river
mon. The boat IL probably dam.
aged and ashore. The river Ia too
low To be dangerous. although the
storm was terrible. Nothing but
ruinors have yet been heard.
coSpIRyED--THE STEAMER BELMONT
AND ALI. on BOARD LOST.
The sinking Of the steamer Belmont
and lie drowning OF ten or fifteen per.
sons h contIrmed. The hurricane this
morning capsized the boat a. stanley
landing threemIle above Henderson,,
turning her completely over. she
was going 10 Henderson WIN the
barge and train contalning Inc passsn'
GERS Of The louisville Il Nashville
railway. The boat was separator
tram the barge. All the latter
were saved and all ON the
boat except four or live were lost.
Among the Loaf are;
Capt. John Smith.
nc. Roach and his son,a prominent
merchant OF Evansville,
Mis- Iaurs Lyon and her sister.
SnIIIe BRYANT and her mother.
Mira. Woodtrte Of Henderson.
a iadv and babe, with sntchei.
Miss Hattie Murray Of BTookiieid.
Tba h,dies OF the three latter were
found The bout IL total loss. Siie
carried sI5, coo marine INSURANCE. IN, ans
telegraph and telephone conhea'o's
To Henderson are broken
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A hurricane oversums the Transfer
Steamer Belmont IN TIE Missis.
eppi Rirss
oe'w m Fifteen and Twenty People
Drowned Partial Lis, 4 the
Dead-rAe Details,
The City Of Evansville, Ind, Damaged
to tho Extent q htce.casssrs :
ola Aillisn,
As"ss wa unse'i ed Crops unearthcd One
Woman Killed BY Lightning,
0:hcrs Stunned,
s RAIN WANTED.
spssisl TO the acse,,r.

MCPHERSON, Aug. % The weather
Is eSeeed'nsly warm. Rain Is bao,y
needed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30

Ngw YORK, Aug. 90 -Ariiveds w.
A. scholten. from Rotterdam
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. H-A5-
rived: Steamship Arkansas, from COR
ms 1h,lstl and ssilsd Tor Morgan
city; steamship ~ y. May ~ I XIX iS
dianolx, ard called DI xn.s NJ
steamskIp Lone HfAS, from > 49, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
NOTIIEK.

NATcHIToCHEs, La, Aug % Jos.
Bergman, colored, was hanged In the
parish Jail to-day In the presence OF
fifteen witnesses for the murder OF
Scott Carter. colored, June @.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
An Old Man in Indian Territory Rapes
an Eleven Year Old Girl and
Hires a Fiend
To Murder Her Father, When the Two
Make Good Their Escape-A
Reward Offered.
An Insane Woman Commits a Murder
and Then Cuts Her Own Throat
From Ear to Ear.
AuonsnrnIEr SENTENCED

n rfVfS'f'F rrf11f s5f1-s T ''FNtf1F''
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Aug. 2o,-In
the district court in the case of the
State VS.. Sam Mckinley, charged with
the theft Of horse, the defendant was
found guilty and sentenced TO seven
and half years confinement in the
penitentiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-30
A SgGKo HANGED.

TUSCALOOSA, ALA, Aug. 70 Sam
Holly, the negro who murdered Seeley
Young, while man, in January, was
hanged to-day. The execution took
place in the Jail yard and was wit
messed by only few persons. The
local military was at the Jail.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22
City Council.

The city council met at the court
house Tuesday night and passed several
ordinances and transacted such other
matters Of business as came up for
their consideration.
One important ordinance was to the
effect that no frame or other coinbus=
tible buildings should be erected or
moved within the fire limits as
specified in the ordinance, including
all lots abutting on Main street be-
tween Washington avenue on the south
and LIST avenue on the north, and to the
hrst alley on either side.
Another was that all property owners
on Main street between LIST and I'd ave-
nyes should put side walks down on
the entire front Of their lots, and not
as several have done further down the
street-just put the walk down in front
OF the building and leave a great wide
space between them and the adjoining
lot,and If they happen to own corner
lot, Just stop where the wall of the
building stops and not build an inch
further. All owners of corner lots are
required to build ten feet of side walk
extending into the street just the same
as Immediately in front of their build
ing. Said side walks are to be COM
pleted on or before the first day Of next
November. If property owners fail to
comply with the provisions set forth
in the ordinance, the council can cause
the walks to be put down and have the
cost of the same entered upon the
county clerks books as taxes and be
collected as such.
a tax of 8 mills was levied to help de-
fray the general expences of the city.
This with the revenue derived from the
drug stores and saloons and from fines
was thought TO be plenty.
One of the drug stores refused
to pay the tax imposed upon them by
the council for selling liquors and the
council resolved to notify them that il
they did not pay said tax that the city
attorney would be authorized to com
mence legal prosecution against them.
The council concluded that the drug
stores were paying larger tax in pro-
portion to the saloons, and put their fine
at $40 in place of SIS as was the case
before.
The ordinance concerning the taxa.
ton OF dogs was ordered put into effect
by the council. This ordinance was
passed over ayear ago and we forget the
exact wording, but it was to the effect
that all owners of dogs within the city
limits should pay tax of one dollar and
get collar and tag from the city
clerk and put it on the dog. The mar.
shall is authorized TO kill all dogs that
he may find without the tag.
The council adjourned TO meet to.
night, Friday, at o'clock.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

\ report came here yesterday to the
effect that the contract for building the
branch railroad from Attioa to New
Kiowa had been let, and that the road
would be completed within 60 days.
We understand that the railroad COM
pany have an agreement with the Kio-
wa town company to have the road
completed within that time and that
work will be commenced at once. If IL
is a fact, we do not think the people Of
Medicine Lodge need feel the least bit
alarmed. The road will be built to this
place beyond doubt and, we think, as
soon as to KiOwa.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

by reference 10 their advertisement on
the I'd page. you will see that Ed. Sam.
PIE and W. III. McCague have associa.
TED themselves together in the law bus.
mess. Ed Is to well known TO need com.
Inent' and his partner. Mr.. McCague.
q very clever gentleman, and we are
glad to have him take up his abode
with US.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Upper sandusky (o) Union: James
~. Ely, the genial president OF the
Dung Mems Democratic League, this
week moved TO Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas, for permanent residence. Mr. Fbv
was much liked in Nevada for his ex-
seAent business and social qualities.
and we have no doubt but that he viii
DE equally favored in his new home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

Am. Allen met with quite a serious
accident this week while setting up A
moving machine for VIM. Kelley down
The river s miles. The sickle bar slim.
ped and fell and one Of the CARDS struck
ms leg iflicting very painful flesh
wound.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22

The musical entertainment given by
the stewart family, last Saturday night
was well attended, and everybody ex-
pressed themselves as being well pleas
ed Master Charlie, the boy cornetist,
and Little Tommy, the basso, did some
very fine work. The entertainment
consisted of instrumental solos, brass
band and orchestra music, orchestra
songs and laughable pieces. The old
gentleman shows the ear-mark Of an
old actor, and we predict for master
Charlie and Tommy bright future in
the theatrical profession.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-22
Administrators Notice .

Notice Is hereby gived that 1 have been APP
pointed administrator OF the estate of David
Wilson, deccasod late of Barber county, by the
Probate court of said county. Said appoint
and letters Parliamentary wore issued. bearing
date July 20, A. d., 1891; and notice is further
given that will meet all persons interested in
said estate AT the Office of the Probate Court
in the city of Medicine Lodge on Saturday
August Both, at L O'clock, T.. NJ.
~ JAMES HAMLlN, Administrator