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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-24

Artificial flowers very slightly dam
aged ut less than halt-price vt Sanger
Bros.
Mrs. c. r. Dickinson will resume
1881.
John, now do you like NV now hat
Where did Jeu set itf Why, At Bau
man'sl
Go to F. +. Barrow, SO NJ ain street for
good plumbing, stc., n. r. Doyle
manager.
Pixies Toothache Drops care in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
corns and hunions.
Shiloh'P cure viii immediately relieve
Group, whoOping cough and bronchitis.
Sold ov J. 81. Housa
Telephone or leave your orders nj
Hamilton d Young's, and kavo your
window glass put in,
one organ; ono piano; all in good
order; for sale az the auction and com
mission house, 6l9 Elm.
a nasal Injector tree with each bottle
OF Shiloh's catarrN Remedy. Price b0
cents Sold bv j. N. House.
Tbs Coffee at the Glen Lea is real
coffee, not roasted beans. Is isthe gem
uine berry of the cotIce sobrub and ita
aroma confesses that fact.
The bAnegro club will meet At Tho
residence of Col. Mccoy, corner of Main
/ and HARDWOOD streets, next Thursday
night, II the weather is good.
Tho celebrated chef de onisine ON.
proved ~ the siien Lea, IA prepared TO
furnish meals for banQuetS and special
suppors ON tho shortest notice.
The regular mnch-stand NJ tho Glon
nes saloon Is open all day and ali night.
Marine luxuries are on hand equal in
freshness TO the coast restaurants.
Dressed and undrossed kid gloves.
nom - cents up, Pushes, velvets'
plumes, tips, satins, silks, cashmeres,
| velvet and satin ribbon, at II. Bsuman's'
100 Elm street. -
a beautiful set NJ fancy cards sent
iree 10 persons who have used Browns
iron Bitters. Address with street and
number. Browns Chemical company,
baltimore, Md.
DoOhlns' Securing Polish * tso beg,
thing IN the world for cleaning t1n mans
aud all kitchen uteHsils. p,Seaf Mi :
COR using IN washing dishes aad pane iii
nard water. For sale by A. ". Hourhe
Main street,
Mrs. Robins, late of New York CITY. .
practical dressmaker and artist In e.,
me has oponcd dresAmaking rooms d.
flin if' 49, wl"r'' sho VIII hc ~ ae.
70 see All VINO n-ed IN sl.cIass work done
iLates; frohoh styles always on hard.
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LOCAl.ETTEs.

Boots 10 order at Hunstable's.
Repairing done at Hunstshle's.
Go to Hunstsble's, III Elm street.
BUY the Hunstablo Boot every tins.
NSoN' wade e * y al HunstspleIs.
Go to Hunstable's for boots and shoes.
Bsse ball shoe plstesat Hunstabla's.
New God nsh, At Bouche's, Us Main
street.
Telephone Smith & Hall for your in
surance,
Novelties in elegant neckware, at
Bau mans.
The Hunstable Shoe Store Ia at 7l2
Elm street.
New white fish, at A. n, Bouche's, 81
Main street.
For your bridal and party outfits, 20
10 Castles Bros.
Telephone your orders TO franklin 4
Pfouts, machinists.
Hats and honnets to match your suits
Ia colors, at Baumau's.
All nata sold st reduced prices az X
Bauman's. 7o6 Elm street.
1850 pair Hunstable boots wore made
In Dallas since May -, 1883.
The beat machines, all new, at Frank.
lin q Pfouts' machine shop.
Boeded dress fronts, ospos and laces,
White and black, At Humans.
Just recoivee, u lot of horse-radish in
root, at A. II. Bouche, the grocer.
Horse rsdish and everything in the
grocery line you want at Bouche's.
/ Headquarters for bridal outfits. ladies'
wear and fancy goods ut Bauman's.
The lunches at the Glen Laa ara reas
enable In price, and most excellent.
Ladies' Wishing to buy stylish wrap.
and garments Bauman's is tho place.
The only Wholesale millinery house In
the state L. Bauman, Dallas, Texas.
A better morning meal free is had al
the Glen Loa than can DO bought else
where.
Cotsup, Worcestershire sauce ant
b'rg
Bouche, the Main street grocer. een,
every thing In the grocery line. Tele
, phone him.
| Tho Turf Saloon on Elm sreet onno
ito Oliver & Griggs, have tho tines
= unch In town.
VAuse soasts AID that saiscd scvn 4
the '.eu Les "ea.s lac oalo ilsal Al In
salons OF fsuis.
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Extremely low prices have been
marked on all the furniture Goo. Rick
mas in stock-tables, chairs, rockers. hed-
room and parsor sets. Give him n call.
Puro aud uncolored and guaranteed
unauthorized Nay Blossom Tea Al So
cents pound In one pound pack ages AT
bouches', M Main street.
Good things to cat al moved To tina
Glen Lea Chop-house vssttsday. TbnY
date from headquarters at Glen Lea
Chop-house.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
1nealer, 10 selling chairs, dining-room
everyone.
Send to Browns Iron Bitters Co., Bal.
nmore, Md, for the prettiest picture
CARDS ever made. Give nAmo and street
address.
Shilon's Cough and Consumption Cure
N sold sy us on . guarantee. II cures
consumption. Sold by !. NJ, House.
Immense stock OF wall nSpor, the lat
cay designs and oolors. are being re-
ceiVed by Hamilton & Ysung.
The Turf saloon has the finest LIQUOR,
ana cigars In the city. The place is Elm
street, opposite Oliver & Griggs.
The Turf saloon has removed 10 SIS
aim street, where they have fitted ur
the finest saloon In the city.
The batavia canned goods arc the
fesl r2cked in the United States. TRY
avs, at LNeC u t-~lhesg'
oysters shelled 10 order and fish Trash
from the sea and thc rivers, served An
every style at the Gion Lea.
This Is the fire season so insure vou
| property with Smith 4 Hall, agents
Oflico opposite tho HERALD.
Paints, ready mixed, so that any on,
can use them; artist materials, oils, etc.
ut Hamilton & Ihmg's.
Or. Cheaney, dentist, 100 Elm street
makes n specially of line operations OF
the natural teeth.
When you want good whisky. fin,
VINE IN. or pure French brandy, 20 TO Loci
Don't buy old and refused goods whe,
you can buy at Bauman's new goods 70
| less money.
"llackmetack," "A lasting and fraVrar
perfume, Price Is and 90 oanta, Soldl,
J.M, House.
The largest and most handsome stoo,
OF fall and winter scarls ana ties M Gas
ties Bros. Nv NC
The mud must be- very deem who
ncntS.
Ma. an Gry 80 wren rou ,,c
sisscnlnt n,iis. Baiioys Saline Aper
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.,rhenu,ln... Man.. rlneD. ;,

Tho Merchants Exchange bar 81
hessrs. g, A, Roth 4 Co, is one OF tho
best patronlSod places in the city. Lo.
Gated In tho basement Of the Merchants
Exchange building, keeping nothing
but the best, every attention being paid
to the wants OF their patrons, and fitted
up in the most elegant manner, IL pro.
SCENTS one or the most quiet, cosy and
comfortable places in the state to spend
= few nioMents for lunch and enjoy your
toddy.
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Shirt factory.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manufactured
shirts and underwear, have Local
themselves at "a Main street, whs
they are making somo of the finest 90
to order that can be manufactured M
make a speciality OF shirts, and Their
Ia perfection. Gentlemen will lind thu
prices low, snd can have the satisfsctd
OF getting the best shirt ~ low prlcs
aud q perfect TT, ~ Main street, II
wards nd store
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-24

The d. b. watkins Land Mortgage Co.
Make Loans on Land for Long Time at
Reasonable Rates. ONCE over Oliver &
Griggs Bank. orpsrticulars call ON or
address J. b. Watkins l.. NJ. Co,
Dallas. Texas.
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Money Loaned.
am authorized to lond on call the fol.

am authorized to lond on call the fol.
lowing sums:
One sum of $500.
one sum ofs5,Ooo.
One sum ofslO,OOO.
Ono sum ofN5,OOO.
Team arrange loans for cat,lcmon in
sums rangingfrom twenty-five thousand
To ono hundred and ff,y thousand dol
Jars. JAa.s IL. slapsoA,
ISL Elm street.
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rRANcIs hNIrn1 co.

Negotiate Loans ON Land from two 10
ten years, repaysblo whenever desired.
SEQ our advertisement, FIRST column,
tirst page of Fort Worth Gazette. Office
over Traders Nauensh Bank, Fort
Worth; also kaufman block, san An.
tonic.
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Our message to-day Is to every reader Of this paper The hma-
ton Important and Intended for all persons In search Of Clothing for the
male SEX Header Do you know that We arc displaying the most varied and
beautiful assortment Of Clothing treI seen Dallas or In the world re-
CARDS that We aTs and Will as they're t-hat It's the BEST MADE
and BEST FITTING Clothing The material many our Suits Owgamenb
and Trousers unique and handsome that cannot be found elsewhere In
this INST even tn. tailor shops, Our advanced styles we're mde--no
way last summer out tn. REJECTS Of former season. but Within the past
FIFTY DMSIim the New and most Beautiful Fabrics .haat
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Artlntis Taste

ArtlStis Taste. !,
II you want TO see an elegant stock =
MlNerwhre, take n peep 1t ;, beeA'
Snow Window, hll AlNin Strl ct.
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All Enlarged Joints
oi the banda and feet; bunions an
cured NY Giles Iodide Ammonia liaf
ment. Sold by druggists. Trial boHh
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$50 Cashmere Suits, 8s.
80 Stylish Cashmere Salts, e1e.
500 Elegant Business Snits, All. wsol,
Cashmere, ehsice styles, SIS.
$50 SUITS AT SIG.
500 SUITS AT Is.
800 SUITS AT 20.

Loco Suits, Harris silk Mixtures,
Hawthorne DiagOnals, and . vastVa
hety Of Plaids, Checks and Fancy
Mixtures, OF the Best Make kasTi-
san CAsslm sres.
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HE CITY.
THs TEXAS LAND \ MORTGAGE CO.
LOAEN hOHEY ON

Real Estate and good Collateral Sccur-
ity on long and short time and reasona-
bic rates of interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can he mado TO repay
loans by instsllments.
G. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
omces In nershants EXCHANGE, Dallas,
Texas
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MEMS and YOUTHS SUITS!


an be placdbe atsuchpr
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-07
GOSPEL Facts,


1.-THE following has appeared in nearly every
newspaper throughout the United States, and
is one Of the finest testimonials ever won by .
medicine, proprietary or otherwise. DR.. Crane
(he is . graduate Of medicine as we'll Is cler-
gyman) gives this evidence without any solicit
tation whatever. II will repay all to read it'll
II have never seen medicine more perfect
~ adapted to its various applications than
Thomas Electric Oil. was for many years
. sufferer from quinsy; Thomas Eclectric OIL
cured me. Ny wife and child had dlphtheria;
Thomas Eclcctric Oil cured them; and il taken
In season it will cure seven times out Of ten
am confident it is cure for the most obstinate
cold or cough, and il taken into tho head, by
the nostrila, two "or three q week.
will positively remove the most
offensive case Of catarrh; and notwithstanding
the delicate nature Of the mucous membrane Of
the nasal organs, can be taken up with perfect
imp9nity: For deafness and earache il has done
wonders TO my certain knowledge tits tho only
medicine dubbed patent that have ever folt Ike
recommending, and am anxious to see it in
every place, for tell yon I would not be with
out it in the house for any consideration II also
operates In asthma as specific, and whencverit
IL used It becomes Indispensable to household
safety. am ready to give any one the benefit Of
my observation, both as to its effects and mode
Of application, If they will drop me note max
ing inquiry" Rev. E. F. CRANE Dunkirk N Y
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil is sold everywhere by
Druggists.
FOSTER, Mn4BuRN 4 Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-07

The course Of England in presenting
10 the United States Government the
Arctic steamer Alert to assist in the
search for the Greedy party is very
graceful act Of international courtesy
which VIII bewarmly appreciated. Tho
oct y prompted in part by The recol-
lection Of the course of our Government
when the English vessel the Resolute,
abandoned in the Arctic regions, was
recovered by American whslers, pur-
chased and repaired by tile United
States and returned to Great Britain.
The gift Of the Alert is most opportune
a. we'll q graceful. Tho vessel is Pc
culiarly fitted for the service, being
stanchly built and we'll able, as was
shown by her record with the Mares ex-
petition. to undergo the special hard
ships Of Arctic navigation. Our Gov
eminent would have esteemed it o
privilege to purchase her, but the
prompt generosity Of the English Gov.
eminent cut short the overtures for
purchase.
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Attempted Doubis 1eurdsr "a n.kota.

Parker, Dak., special:--The town is excited
over at attempted murder ut Finlay, five milee
southeast Of that place. A man named Matt
Miller has been living during the winter with
an old couple in Woodbury. county, Iowa, AND
induced them to sell their farm in Iowa and
come with him to Dakota, representing that he
owned farm that they could work They
boughttwo teams, took the rest Of their money
and ali three started for the territory, arriving
ct Finlsy, he induced them to go to an old
house which has stood vacant for . long time,
telling them they could stay in II oil
night and in the morning 20 on
TO his farm Miller alighted
from the wagon, and as the old gentleman got
out Miller dealt him heavy blow ON the head
with club A sqtiabble ensued, during which
Miller procured an AZ and attacked the man,
knocking him senseless, and then attacked the
woman, knocking hor down. He did not gel
any money, but turned to run away just u the
old woman was reviving. She soon found her
husband, who WAS also recovering his senses,
and the two won't to another house over mile
away, giving the alarm to the neighbors, who
Immediately came to tho place, and notified the
sheriff, and heisnow In pursuit. tits supposed
that Miller intended to murder them both, take
their money, and leave the country, but wak
frightened In some way.
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Premier Gladstone introduced in the com.
mons universal franchise bill designed tc
strengthen the state by enfranchising people
capable Of exercising the rights of franchise.
measure, BY greatly extending the franchise
and placing voters In boroughs and counties
upon equal footing, would increase tho voting
power Of tho United Kingdom about 2,0OO,O
OF this number England would furnish 1900
0OO, Ireland 4Oo 600. and Scotland aO0, QUO. Thit
result was certainly worth attaining. II the
house took broad view Of tho matter, enfrsn.
chisement must be considered desirable The
people were Trustworthy, and, az voters under
the constitution, we're the strength Of the con,
stitution II this measure should become d
law, then their constituents would form COM
which they al loved so we'll, and to support
the constitution, which would be stronger char
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record Of c..su.,t..,.

The Salmi Morse inquest resulted in an &C.
cidental drowning verdict.
Amandas Boyer, superintendent Of Hennill.
gers mine at Allentown, Pa, was killed by q
caye-iM
Fire at Lorraine, Ohio, damaged the Joel
Hayden Brass coMpan's works to the extent of
$4,000
The Touring mill of Swain 4 Co at Eldors-
do Ohio, was burned. Loss, $9O, GOO; insurance,
$4,000
Quinlbys lcnncry at White Plains, N. Y,
burned recently and 800 pairs Of fine bred
fowls worth $3U each
A fire in Memphis burned the store Of A. ].
Vienna & Co., gums aud ammunition Loss. gu.
oop; insurance, $lS,ON.
A mob stopped a Louisville 4 Nashville train
to search for u prisoner they wanted to lynch
Tor committing al outrage.
Barricklos' sack factory, Brooklyn, wac dam
aged by fire sl0OO0O: insurance small. Over
lW men are thrown out Of employment
A large warehouse filled with hemp grass
seed. belonging to Thomas Brent, ut Paris. Nv.
was burned Loss, $4,000; insurance, Sl5..
Undertaking Of flat car at Cedar Creek,
Nel,, threw Brakemcn Farrell under his train
and he was fatally crushed. His BODY WAS
sent home to Mendoza, ILL.,
A fire at Merrimac and Lancaster streets.
Boston, caused loss Of over 100000 of
which the Hawkins Machine company loses
$4o,oO; insurance about 10000.
Maj. Gen. Lizard, commanding the Canadian
militia, lies stricken with paralysis at his resi-
dence in Ottawa He had RESIGNED b;s co,n
mand in Canada to return to the British
army.
With examining revolver r. I. Crowley Of
Mmnepeg playfully pointed it lat q comrade-
Thomas Holland pulled tho trigger The pis-
to! was discharged aud Holt was instantly
killed, the bullet penetrating his heart
During funeral service at Knoxville. Tenn,
. porch on which seventy-five pooplo were
standing, gave way and all fell in mass to the
ground, distance Of fifteen feet About thirty
of them were injured more or less, and seyers]
very seriously. =
The opera house at Oil, Pa, was totally do.
stroyed by fire. Neighboring buildings were
saved with difficulty. The opera house ma
Owned by Iseynoldsville 4 Prope and cost $50.
90 The building was erected by man named
Love, Whose ayowed object was to reform The
drama, and who sacrificed $4,000 In that VII
endeavor. ..s,
Jeremiah Van Rex, aged aixty-nine, and worn
4l0O. 600, left his homo in Anity township. az
e d, miles J. Sel g. R ED PA early
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Anew uhia,s. NH,

The house committee on foreign affairs BY .
party vote tthe Democrats favoring and the
Republicans opposinO agreed to favorably
report, with two amendments, the billlpre-
pared by the Pacific delegation in congress for
the prevention of Chinese immigration. The
claur In the original bill which made il neces-
sary for Chinese students to have certificates
stating what stuties they proposed prosecut-
ing at what place and the length Of time for
completing the same, and that no students re-
main In this country for . period exceeding
ninety days after completing their studies,
was stricken out The second amendment to
States to pay al expenses for the subsistence,
maintenance and return Of any Chinese person
who may not have been permitted to land
from any vessel by reason OF the provisions Of
the act. Representative Lamb was authorised
toreport the amended bill.
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Some people apprehend an export
movement in gold coin due to the recent
decrease in our exports. The ''balance
of trade" has turned against us, and the
withdrawal from this country of Eu-
ropean holdings of stock securities that
has been going on for some time, is now,
it is said, to bs followed by drain Of
precious yellow metal itself. An opinion
prevails, however, that the movement
will be only slight and temporary at
most, and will not bring gold famine,
as at present the New York banks have
Q large surplus supply Of that metal.
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1.il and river Notes.

The widow Of A. 7. Stewart has sold the Stew.
art building on Broadway and Chamber
street, New York, to Judge Hilton for 42,1OO,.
WO.
The Massachusetts, legislative committee on
election laws will report bill providing that
the poll tax, as perquisitc for voting, should
DO abolished
Gen. Manager s x Merrill, Of tho St Paul
system. is still confined to his residence In
Milwaukee by an illness that has kept him in
doors for the past week or ten days
Articles of incorporation of tho Kansas City,
Des Moines 4 Northern railroad company were
filed ut Dies Moincs recently. Tho object is to
build . road between the cities Tho incorpor.
ators are chiefly residents of Missouri and
Iowa
Tho annual meeting Of the saltwater L 81
Paul was held ct the Office of the st. Paul and
Duluth, by which road it is controlled The
only business done was tho election of officera
and board Of directors which resulted as fol.
lows: James Smith, Jr., president; p. s. Har-
ris, secretary and treasurer, and j. j. Hill, s.
Merrill, f. W. Winter, F. w. Davis, d. J. Gala
han and Messra Smith and Harris, directors.
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IN Love WIN O0A0000a3.
Milwaukee, Special "A scandal il about to
break out on the West side II seems that the
wife Of well-known and quite wealthy gentle
man became enamored other coachmsn The
matter was talked about by the neighbors until
raised : terrible row, aud at once discharged
tho ambitious carriage driver. The gentle
mems business keeps him down town from an
early hour in the morning until late in the af-
ternoon, and it has been noticed by tho inter-
e.ted neighbors that the discharged driver
visits the house Of his former employer with
great regularity almost daily. The scsndalous
affair has bean gossiped about for weeks, and
many people are charitable enough to believe
that the wife IL insane. Last summer she was
frequently seen sitting in shady nook, with
tons Of her regard for the driver have been
noticed. The affair viii probably end in d.
vorce suit i..q4
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a. Nillion Yire I.oss,

At Philadelphia, five fires occurred during
the night Of the 18th, and owing to the vic:
lence Of the wind and the great distance be.
tween the various alarms, the firemen found
much trouble in keeping the flames under con-
troll The most disastrous was at the chemi.
cal works Of Powers L Weightman, the largest
Of their kind in the country, which were totally
destroyed. Tho loss will be over II ,OOO, 900.
a Chicago special says: The ail-sbsorbins
topic in drug circles was the advance Of IS and
so cents an ounce in quinine, caused by the
destruction Of the Powers 4 Weightman Chem
ical laboratory in Philadelphia The jobbers
there are very unsettled as to prices, but sales
fom the ess ne S 1na AavSs.
the market there is sscrszYn -
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Tho fruit crop of California is said to
be not only ont Of danger but promises
to be more abundant than ever before.
Good judges expect the crop of the
present year will he worth not less than
$40, 600, 600; last year it reached about
$l5, OOO, 600. It is creeping up to near
~ half the value of the wheat crop, and
in few years it is predicted that It will
be of greater value than the latter.
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death Ola Great Dessult,r,

Intelligence has becn received of the death
Of Marshall 7. Polk, cx-state treasurer, in East
Nashville, Tenn. He had been i'll for some
days, but his death was unexpected He wac
lying on the bed talking, AZ usual, to his FAM.
lily, having been up and down all day aud ap.
parently in the same health as for several
weeks Even his family hardly knew when he
died His son, James Knox Polk, saw bis arm
fall, and went to him and saw lie was dead.
Several physicians were called aud pronounced
it heart disease. He was. part proprietor Of
large silver mines in Mexico, which tits under.
stood, were recently sold to New York syndi.
cate for II ,OO,OM A few days ago II was
limited that, through the wealth he would thus
acquire, Polk could pay to the state the amount
which he had taken
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~ Ronored 1asns 0iser.oeA.

Thomas Crittenden, son of ex-United States
Marshal Crittenden, the noted Kentucky
statesman, was sentenced at Louisville, KY,
to three years in the penitentiary for killing !
negro boy, Rose Mostly. at Anchorage, Ky.
Crittenden was wild, reckless youth, confirm.
ally getting into trouble. The negro had testi-
met Crittenden killed him with q shot gun.
The sentenced man is also related to the gov.
cnor Of Missouri, and ON account of his family
the best legal talent of the state defended him
The case attracted much attention. II
was doubtful If the jury would convict Crit.
tenden for the murder Of negro, and the de.
cision was watched with interest.