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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
The BAD Reputation of the Matthews
Family CorrobOratcd

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9G-rhc witnesses
before the Senate committee investigating
the Copah troubles testified in c1rroADration
Of yesterday witnesses in relation to The bad
reputation of Mauho Va and Burnett, also to
admissions made by Matthews that he manip-
ulated the board of supervisors Of the county,
and made money BY it. Also TO denials that
the announcement of Matthew's death was
appauded and the statements that major.
ty of the county were pcaccable and law
abiding.
j. L. Meade, chairman Of the Democratic
committee at the last election, testifyng, at
triOutcd the excitement preceding the cleo
ton in Copiah county to the peoples fear
that if the Matthews crowd cot possession of
the county government it would result in
ruin to the people
James Sexton testified that he felt sure the
killing Of Wallace, the whipping OF Fortnor,
and the burning Of Crump's house were in
no way connected with politics, and he did
not believe the armed men who came into
llazlehurst Lad anything to do with these or
other Outrages. He considered the resolu-
tons against Matthcws's family the result of
the great excitement 4 large majority of
the white people do not endorse them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
THE COPIAu, MISSISSIPPI our
RAGE
The Killing OF Matthews as ToId by
his Daughter.

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'c"o'o' riSc VI INC investigating commit
tee, brought out, at recent session of the
committee, evidence which seems to establish
tbc roc, ,ho, ,to ,,,ri,r ,r uo,,l.,,o i,
!"
NllssisS'PPl Iost iail was I"'' OF conspiracy
to defeat The independents. Near tie COM
mite sat three women IL black, tlankcd on
either side by two intcIigrut.louliiug youths.
The women were refined and handsome the
young mcn honest and manly. The group
comprls 'd the widow and four children of
the murdered Matthews. Their testimony
and Burnetrs showed Matthews to have been
a law-abidine, quiet, generous man, wealthy,
charitable and popular Every one OF them
denied that he had had a quarrel in years,
and said that the only crime fer which he
was shot while voting VAS because he was an
influential Republican and had refused to he
bound by the orders of the armed Democratic
mob, which was then tcrrorizing Copiah
county.
Mary Matthews "A charming girl OF 10,
testified: The morning 0I the mutdcr |
was sitting on the porch. | heard a shot at
the Town house. | kucw then what it was.
told mother, and started for the place the
door was locked. A man told me | could
not 60 in. told him that no one had Alright
to keep me out but they took hold of me
and led me down the street, tried to get
away, aud then We met my uncle. Together
we went back The man at the door told
me had better 90 home, but my uncle
forced the door. 1t was ms | fearcd-falher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
ADyICES FROIs EGYPT.
4 Battle on Friday Probable -Ad,ice
10 the Iuniish

CAIRO, Feb. 2G.-Adviccs from Trrkitat
say the 10th Hussars made Il reconnois sancc
to day toward Teb and found the enemy in
force on the heights and at the entrance of
the deic. Gen. Graham has been rein
forced by eight machine guns worked by
naval gunners 1t is expected that battle
will be fought Friday and that the point of
attack will be three miles northeast OF Think
ltat. The home government instructed Gen.
Graham before engaging the rebels to sum
mon Osman Dgna to liberate all the Tokar
soldiers and all the survivors at Sinkat de-
string TO return to Egypt and if lie refuses to
llberate them to give HIM battle forthwith.
Sir Evelyn Barring advises the government
that if Gen. Graham defeats Osmau Digna
he should stop the advance Of the British
| troops to capture 1amauieb, Osman Digna's
headquarters and not let them attempt TO
march to Berber as an advanc. beyond the
Red Sea Littoral would Compromise the mis-
SION OF Gen. Gordon aud lead the tribes to
believe it was Intended to wage war against
| Ell Muhdi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
dhe 8rrr Press,
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Ebc Examination OF President Green
Continued.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 2G.-'Tne ex-
animation of DR.. Green, president of the
Western Union company, by the sub-com-
mittee of the Senate committee was con.
tinued to day. Senator Hill asked that all
contracts with the press Associations be pro-
duced. Counsel for the Western Union
asked that the matter be referred to a full
committee of all the newspapers which were
now entitled to the same rates for special
reports. There had been no negotiations
between the Western Union and the Balli.
more and Ohio companies within the last
year that he knew OF. lie hal read the
statement signed by President Green main-
tanning that neither the subcommittee nor
the whole committee nor the Senate had the
riChtful power to require the witness 10 pro-
duce said contacts. President Green de.
cliued to give any Information regarding the
receipts obtained from gold and stock lc'c-
graph company and also declined to fnruis.
copies of cable contracts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
THE COMMISSION OF sw.NE,Nnr.
TRY
IL REPORTS no Ground for tho Re.t,,o.
lions of the American Pork.

"AsiilNGToN, D. G., Feb 26,-The report
Of the COMM ssiontr of the swine Industry of
.ne country presented today, gives an ella
borate account thereof, and says that there is
no Cohaltloh surrounding the Industry which
tenus 10 propagate disease or render pork
unWh9iesomc. The number of hogs raised
Annually IN the country is 10000, 600 making
to'al ~, % cgr n meat lards and other prod
constantly exercised in handling rork from
the iarm TO the port of dcbarlaIion and m,
process is surrounded on all sides Inv tbS
strictest rules and regulations. The report
concludes with the belief that no liritimot,
GROUND exists for the restrictions imposed If
some foreign countries on the importation Of
American pork, '''''' "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Some Indians Captured, Others ou,e,

WINNIPEG, Feb, 90 Yellow Calf and the
rngeaders Of the Indian troubles are on
their way to Regina in custody of mounted
ponce; stormy scene ensued on tue arrest
OF yellow Calf. Rifles were drawn on the
police with threats to shoot. One buck was
just in the act of shooting Major Heckner.
and but for the interference Of one of the
men he would have killed him and general
massacre would have followed. Settlers are
still excited, but the Indians are quiet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

going to get killed that evening. Witness
said the reason some colorcd men didn't vote
was because the Monday before election
number of them wanted to 60 hunting but
the store keeper wouldn't sell them any
powder. Senator Sherman announced that
be found the pay of witnesses exhausted an /
arrangements had been made to pay them
but no more could be subpTlcd until Con.
gress made an appropriation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Seeking Financial Reform for Egyp,

Mr.. Vincent, financial adviser TO the
khedve, is going to England to urge a
scheme OF financial reform in the suspension
OF the sinking fund, provided for under the
liquidation law, the reduction of the inter
est on the Suez canal bones held by England
10 TWO ana half per cent, the taxation of
inc residences OF foreigners and reduction
of the army aud civil administration. The
total which it is estimated will be realized 5y
these reforms is over Z 1000. 900 Nearlv-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
Potatoes OF fine QuaIity.

GRAND Isle, W., Nov. g. 1853
used Bowkers Hill and DTiiI PhosDhat q tse nast
season Tor corn In the hill,-about two hundred
pounds 10 The acre. Am satisfied that IL Increased
the crop at least one third used about four hun
dred pounds TO the acre on potatoes, droppsd in
the hill IL doubled the crop not only 10 bushels bur
In quality. Shall continue ID use ii,
bWlW s. NJ. MAooMpER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
For the Punishment of Forgery

The House committee on postoffices to-day
agreed to report iavorably the bill providing
that any person who shall forge or alter
postal money order Of the United States. or
note of any foreign country, payabl. Ia the
United States, on conviction, shall be pan
ished by fine of $4,000, Of Imprisonment
and hard labor for not less than two nor
moro than five ycars
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29
a New Gold Mine Repor,eJ.

ERIN, Tenn, Feb. 2G.-There is great cx.
element here over the rcputed discovery Of a
gold NINE by A. ii. Bernathy, who when
hunting found cave and evidence of prcc-
lous metal. Over $4,000 worth of nuggets
are on exhibition in stores, Many stapgers
arc focking here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-29

1000 Posts Parent 1ndentcd Tin Sap Buckets for
sale, at the very low price of S2s 10 Der hundred
lFurmer price $500 per hundred) TsrntS cash.
IheSc Buckets are brand new. SIZE II ats made
from 'he best brand IL Charc >al Tin SIZE Of VITA
IN top. no. $; thoroughly Soldcrcd inside, ana
outside AROUND h0'iOnl strikers upon each bucket
% prevent sticking together The iudcnure RE-
vents lh"m orr rocking or getting displaced by
inc wind'. WIN d'iroYS be found In peypcHdjcUidr
position ana viii arrays MI 10 The brim before
running over. No other will satisfy after once
they are tested. They are perfection in every
particular. Never before have these Buckets hceu
offered nj thus extremely low prices aud it IS
doubtful whether they can ever be made and sold
again at this price ! Will supply Covers NJ $500
extra per hundred TO III these Buckets where used
IN connection with my Sap SrOuts, having the
wire hangers Sugar makers will To well to secure
these articles at once "a these buckets viii soon
he me at this price and too late to make moro for
this season.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04
AQrtgARe aaaE

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04


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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

Ia l&ad lsEcs W.ats1owE. Z 2 No. &C NJ
OUEapiN;Ez AErzur been pusgru6 a. fhts nHhae ry
kEsInGs : nAnSEHE aEEzLks HNuFF q hfslH,uI
tu- inlIuTE 10 Eau4Nay W1ta 800 aE =. T11zbas-
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UtuN fns SEE SCI Z L. q d. itsg eaunfy.
A4kuE villa ysus a. tue rEuaelsRtsrt Of 1ta
rlTrE c1n1fa1asI alleging ina 2a sGin eEGn
nan Is s. orrz< o. c2us- N ~ uusEeT asrrrs
o. sG1d ~ESCtuHsiHE sas urat gEar Estcr uETTy "
p-lcg 10 III N4s3lAtlsI Ul thts couEeEs the s4fG
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narAsuE , A 60 Esap8nE aud Iu1Iaaa sratIBlupF
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SO usLElENE MfE ziFr.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

Any aas- faruidstne nv - yearly snh-
srIihen. accompanied az Tax esh Maa
rscssysn ho. 8 saarS4rni rssss stas~. sriaa
med throughout AMI any os,T seBdlE4E "a
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al sasgie ysarsy ~sBs,sc-si~rs wine SAY is
skivznn~ nc sisi grsuA sfgvrr-slnrd taas
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work Wss.rt ,s tAr tasaxy lads mhD sill
sesasrr ilss ~sDs- ar iae s-~sas saaxasiss
boat Al SPEAK 81 onz@
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

r;lssssax lHss~ and rxrs.z s4aszsrreas
Rf1ak4HEz
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

"A tcst casa Was RAae Ia phil8delphiE
- - stEetlser a AZ Letting an eiectisa
was z~issyaaaei from v0ilpg The IHssgrs
d zfscEion refused Il ;aks a v0lsFs hal
int hancaase ie hsd niaCv wager on tis-
resalg ~ the elec4ipn. and tae sszte lau
prssn3nd zzaInsi isIs voting On appcz
q Judge Allison uf tine superior rourz
ths lStisr 5seided thas any zE conflict
mE with tine provision 81 tiss co1iS,ituti1z
rel&trys 70 tree rtsat Of franchise Sas null
nIa vsid and Ia operative Consequently
fse nzn wAs allowed 10 deposit hs has
la.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04
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EC me EnLr1Er Of thf estate kaz,ne Ter paxstng o.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04
N PROBATE oouRT

-EEErr0EycF DAgnTA II, b-..,. fr-.
UTETI 0FDAY. y sscs<x sS.ss
o. fM na4raer % tn. sxikte os Martha Grimm
&1os4ssE Atazes fcz p5sziaE pfEppl1eztten Tor
hetze-s n acnz1zlsTrzIinu.
Aegsla " hcrebg given that geeeph hrecki
sAs 3sk1 SGsA Ehe tr1Fe Ena rtefk ofKnis e51El
= y-sr5zsaL. pEsyiTS fcf lefteIs ~ a1n4iniszrNti0a
Gne=azAra ~ Martha Grimm 1eeessed sud tnaS
EEnnsmS 1hT nxsf sisF 81 ~fAccsuHteE 4 y cLrh-
z3r AEH&reA aD9 eighty -focT al ~ naclask A
- s9sG n9y. facing q day 81 bperiAi term ~
EetsSes ~ 1nc County nf11s and Hsfrttar o.
EazEusa has oeeu sef nor hekEiue SAID ne1iagE.
xnsH And wncye auy pars5n Interested NAY Ayr
ga and snDN enEse WHY tue sAlz petitloE
ashsaE uns b. granted
GNoEoE RAExsT FrohARs Sndge
BazEr Arr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

srent sannT inquiries taave ossn
zuaas &saat tise HBnaissE q vss@s aasi Cor
Bu1isr sttiss resseAA elscfian s. kas ms
ws e4H ssrF t~ szEx aak b~4e saisa 4E-.
ed vr pnlswt zAsne tsrre u NO aamnt
fiIEi he reviewed less tiazn die Sesyer
faur yezrs asb
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

Tatlss ss1szrnser Webster the ras-
dersszuea mss opened in year rlfs a fr-i-
class tzrbeF sh5p. tiIas cant I've ex-
eeiissi IN fisH lpars wsS 9fist 81. % ms
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nae Rlwsys On laanes % er0lamsa osle
and al Elaler Kazp
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

Gan2ataB iERs q new En&tga 81
hslfsgz Insscze ~ takiaEa nes ami fsi
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auvrr iHso tise warrT and f5l0~pa tg
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srrsan.thw aazG " tiHssn froli A. SOM
as goose EetsE hate il tssealnes frnsaSsas-
&c and WITH greet fl9ypiuG TNing ami
sauaakia1 fires 70 1lte shore, wisere tlse
fiSt II taken from the haak.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

hePors q tne 1r<zaaz Des&-srnens % she
Nshsier pzsAr scaozis iz ahe moush l,exsnuru8
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ks
sEgalS neitncT aeseui or tzrc7 LGiA Messenger
Rebecrz Eiuzre4 Ann4 HuEgeu Loas Kns.en
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

1zzS sfEoN REng-zswz u err Zyc a
Nszs1s a. RrzeET ErSz fazzEn- fStsRfHg ASH
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al 81 Nsabsrer Dak
= r 3 wIlL1knx Rexssscs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

lGuu Cracr a. Matc-trvE = = OK Z1c -
NuEEne d nrrunY grvnn Ehat rhe nsllpw1HE 'aEuawc
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

AAnn odtEh a. ~&ter1ovu Z I Nnv FerE
hasias H. nerers given rnnt tn BlHsstur-nnrsr
sSE1eT hes hAad nu4gs o. fzs lEzteuiaun a. maze
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t-ogtfnEuUe ~ ste Witnesses vii ae NEnr
bsiTH lnD&A kun@ ~ N1SscE nu 4zH a.
C WgLL4Nns Eeuislrr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

EzsspeIvs FrrrErsflaps Ese Deing
mSis fr 9a stH1ss Tree Al the cssarrb
an aristnHas i've ~ are giHft "a See
- mach Hisres taken 10 III sna-rarise
~ urals4wortlsg
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

N0Tl E-Ihsns wii seA grasnd hall
n asr skaiasg Eipk Ellrisiuass rvsll,RE
s1ss = sgHsr Sttss Balzar House
Ilcssrs noiudlag SupFsr sih Every
b0iF uyite5
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

~ilaEasz rAsf 81 0ss vats.f 81 ths rersni
sscttoa zaau according totae nauthern
method ole laHtisg ~ -eutislrl ~ ieasi
sewer nseaaissrs oi congress- II Rdmsted
~ 4 srate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

lmaer ths circumstance Et fee tlaat
s1stsrE vii sysFsossk tire nta-;fg az
rearsnI BisttsF Flapey for tire paSt
fgrr ar,-ks
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

fr x47bTA with Endorsement AZ EE1s 41u.
tssen kAsf xAa MI g~rrS0Exs am eafsFsl sei
10 sny lace xznga. $50 .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-12-04

In hssEaaf OF au-vsf and tamity ard
fnx reta1ir=s ~ Nn Ad2rs-. w-
assire - re1ssn tn rsrr Fs-s1ar ~ Nstszsrr
sstassre, lsearff~h fisass.s or 1isesF tsszrsr
and ksarsas ersRpsitsx. daring isr7 sts4
nrre n1si sfss ilsr sad rites - her fsnzrsl
sstrn,uiHs