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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
temperance,

II n7reF that temperance workerz may ace
VIA. has been done fDr this causc in this
county NC peb..sh the following st.tsnsnt
concerning the matter Of s;guins The psti-
ION - the Legislature for the ruhrnission Of
.-@ pFoAibi:oEy amendment. siznatar.s
Fero secured as folloxs
A.1'ny, I2o. HarrisDare, 5s4 +; Scio. $40.
Leian'n, 40; Tasgrst, oil Providence
e@-Een' @OG brovn.vi;!e, go Crawforcs.
'i't, IL; Sodayillc, 100 swee. Hone.
i5z; Haissy, SO shedd, 81 ut Pleasant,
- keizarr, 81 Brush Creer, % Fox
aI.ey' = IabeI. u. Total, 4JI3.
i"e .oiio"iaz arc the pesmanen. com.
%. 'teea aP"oin'ti b. authority of the Lirn
county Temperance Alliance TO looL after
t.is interests q temperance work in their re.
Hpecti"e locaIi;ies
'3c;o-ls + Ashby. Mrs Z + Pentlsnd. Mrs
..haie Epiey $ Morris and J Doris.
Ia"sea:-JoEn LaPsr, Nr Sarah Luper,
Z. / Bran. A / BrlJestarner.J J J Beard and
john Z Scott.
''hedd--D ? Porter, Mrs p ) Porter, Mrs.
Nary Wheeler. I II Campbell. G W DAvis,
+ " ITga AMI Aa..il Watts.
/ Ilalay-Rev I J wl.oo. Mr., Ami.
Worth, hrs Macy CraRiord, II BKenis-
'ao' 4 Bond, Clinton D4vi, aad Joseph
i,ne.
Rro~naville-Peter Hnroe 4 ~ Standard
| OP Coshow. nv = s,.--, Wbj,e
David PutEsr. and " ! ,r-,.n,,+,,
Crzw.,r5sv;,.. r., -. - -,
! precincts Rossrt aI,,. NJ. NJ, po-,s-
/ airs = = Cutler y s.,at. N,;i.- g. D
! = Crawford. .Jol,, C..-o. / c-.-so,a
I .zd J \ sIi,ls.
/ Harr:.l,u,-S : 9,.i, n-uAn
| Fuller. = 81 Niz.r :, : f,v;d,o, Job, n
I R,t5.
( 1.-tz..5r-r., = y rT.-.,s-.,, lame.
Ialls. -, Tib,;. Anil u.,, v,,.
! aasA., s!rs Houck Ms. ,g,r, C;Ibe-+ AJ;.,
/ III. gedp=ta Fl,,e- ,I,,t,-,,, I'D IT
! H.yast.
! So!,v.,s-W Jyp,--;.l, \, >f.r-,-,r--,v
I 2, NJ No., ~ -,
/ - 1i'eF' geo "li''a'
''"ee' ii'H.s-'' IA AOeo-1Al.< ArsseI-,
! MI ! Mathews, L Z McCiurc aui - G
! Moss.
! p,.....:..
! - NO-A''-On' -'SAA'1S'
] - ~ Sii!ler, thomas H.nss a. COlmAa
| Mills.
| n, ple..aYt- -NrsJR Tt.,.r NJ, n :
=,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
DIED

a. infant daugh-
ter of Rufus and Addio Thompson. born
September Goth, 1883, and died April 9th,
1854, of brain fever.
We had little darling,
Who came to US one day,
And made as very happy,
For we thought she had came u stay.
But We were sadly disappointed,
When half a year had past
An angel came and claimed her
And took her home to rest.
But VIC must be submissive,
To what the Lord has dene,
Although he in his wisdom,
Has taken our darling one.
Oar precious little rase bud,
Came forth but TO decay,
To flourish in the morning,
And wither in day.
Yet, we love thee, little Margaret,
As dearly as before.
We yielded thee to Jesus.
To dwell forever moro.
Then rest loved one serenely rest.
In that blest home above,
Where death or sorrow e'er moleSt,
Where all is peace and love.
The Lord gave and the Lord taheta away
blessed bo tho name of the Lord.
NJ. G. H,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Grand sprln= opeuias at rsters Il glain..

As Spring Openings are now in style
Peters 4 B!ain have beea having theirs dur
ing the whole OF this week. They have just
opened direct from the Eass = large stock OF
general hardware. including churns. lawn
mowers, mounted grind stones, shelf and
flower pot brackets, the Little Detective
scale, etc, etc. Tney are also putting in a
complete line Of paints, oils ard glass and
viii take orders fer all sizes Of the best rub
bsr betting. On next Monday the Dsering
Binder and Mower with al the latest im
provements. viii he set up At their store
ready for inspection. While your wives ale
inspecting bonnets be on hand 10 iaspec.
something that interests yeu more, and as
we'll eRmins the finest stock Of general
hardware in the Valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
OTnccrs-

Following is q list o. tie officers who
ofEci.ted at the Institute las week.
President B McEiroy..
Vice President-P \ Moses
Enrolling Secretarias-J F HtI!, Ella
Z Mcbride, Miunie VI Allison, Nellie NJ
Sparks. Ollie r Kirkp atric<- Ro7ia 0
Alexander ----.. -.-.. .-..--.
Certificate Secretary-T L Duggcr
Recording 5ecretaries-D " Jarvis
7 b Elworthy.
Reporting Secretaries -wilbuf aef-
singer, L VS. Reid. F 2 Nutting. T L
Digger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
= COOP EnANCE yan sTBscRIuEEs.

To every subscriber to the DEAooRAT
who pays up his subscription and con-
tinues his paper, or pays III advance, We
will have semitic him tha :Health and
Home" one year, without additional cost.
The above paper is 4 large eigh: page,
forty column. monthly paper, and is full
of excellent reading matter. a copy may
he seen at this office. The paper treats of
health. marriage. social science. domestic
medicine. hints on health, cookery, etc.
This affords cur subscribers a chance 10
ge, a good paper fos nothing. Those de-
string the paper sen: 10 them win please
state 50 at ;jnlo oE paving the'r suhscriP-
ton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Musical InstruEnsuis.

J. II. Daniel now has a complete line
OF musical instruments of all kinds for
sale, consisting of the Mathushek
piano, the ShoniRger organ. flddlcs,
violins, guitars, etc, as well as the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all of the best grades, and are not
the cheap trash, so that when you get
an instrumen. of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that will
last and hold its tuns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Nominations

The following nominations have been made
by tie Democrats OF Polk county /; Senator
" II Walker Representatives Holt FuIk
ersoD, Joseph Cravens aud w II KHyken.
dali County Judge, | Dempsey Sheriff,
John Graves; Clerk, D W Sears Treas.
urer, 7 Miller; Assessor, Noah Gregg
Delegates the State Conyentioa, q W
Belt, Y L Butler, IT A Basket, Ira S
Townsend and B F Smith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves In
debted toius on last years accodnt must
cal aud seththhsanne Within 30 day 8
from date, or,the same. will be placed
in the, hands OF, an Attorney for coIlec-
ton, Remember we mean all .ac
courts, great aid small,
- a9na oh ALf,EN 81 MARTrS. w.
Albany, March 11th, 1854. 21fFa' a.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Excited Thousands.

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption. Their unlocked fo- recovery
by the timely use OF this great ilfe Saving
remedy, causes them TO so nearly wild In
its praise. IL is guaranteed to PoAitiysly
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hsy
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss q
Voice, or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs Trial Bottles tree at Foshay q
Mason's Drug Store. Large size 500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Paxton at Harrisburg

On next Monday, A 3 Paxton, the popu-
lar photographer, of Albany, will be al Har-
riskarr, whore he will remain several days,
and will take pictures of all sizes and kinds.
This viii be an opportunity which Harris
burg people saou.d no. miss to obtain first
class photographs. as Mr.. Paxton is consid-
cred one OF the best photographers in the
alley. .s.<.-. -z
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
,IMPORTANI.

Wishing to retire from business now. of.
fermy entire stock of dry goods, clothing apd
groceries at cost. Ny stock is new and sf
good quality and many new goods are beng
added to them. Old customers Gaa have un.
til January LIST, lSs5in which to pay for pur-
-Ghases made after date without interest.
. + NJ. STERHBURG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Boots nud shoes.
r. G. Hill.

1have just received my Spring stock Of
ladies, misses aud ohildrens shoes, which l
have bon ght dirsct from the manufacturer
for cash, no middle men. | am perpared to
give you better value for your money than
ever before, aud show you the best assort-
ment this side of Portland. make speciality
of the boot an6 shoe business, aud buy IN
quantities that enables mo to compete with
any house on the Coast in quality aud price.
0aE and SEA for yonSeH No trouble to
show goods.
isHf :" a'-' .. SAMUEL l.. YoUEG,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
PLAIE TALK.
GA I'iain sabjsrfs.
BY 4 PLAis cHar.

b TLAiS CIIsF.
Very correctly the d,ctsiuc oil being
on time was Advocated at the Institute
last week bat doubt II I ever aaw Il
more poorly carried out ihau by the
teachers In attendauce. a majority o.
them were an hour late al each session,
for which there was 10 excuse. An Ia
stitute is for tie purpose u learning and
teachers who attend one at al should
do IL with that o. ject in view, or else re-
main a: home. IftAey do ~ they age
as fsnclI under obligations u 5e prompt
H. = scholar At any school. I made up
my mind that the reason many teachers
are on hand Ia their own schools - be-
cause their bread and butter depends
omit. The truly worthy teacher j. the
one who viii! be regula: on principle,
Anything tLat Is worth doing al ali is
worth doilg vol Hs regretted very
much to see % slacL 4 sty l. Amons some
of the teachers, who did no; even ezhibit
enough interest 10 take note OF the
prominent features Of the Instt.te wofl,
a. Is cus.amary N most states.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Don't.

Don't kick if some one else gsts nominated
Don't swear when you ind some one who
disagrees With sou., ssss i~ .+ .
Don't insist that blue is black because you
are bigger than some one else.
Don't throw the kernNls-rway and eat the
shucks. - y ss &As q
Don't lie about man because he is usfOr-
tunatc enough to be put on the ticket as a
candidate for one OF the offices. 531
Don't cut off mora than you can eat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11

ChsptUr VT vi tha Ftiedb Iaielligtdtc Pa
pciS ot Sic Henry CIlnton, edited by Edward
T. De Lanos, is interesting. Minor Topics
presents lottor to the roader from Mr.. Th os
Q Amory. Notes, queries, replies, societies,
and book notices are, az usual, crowded With
matters Of Importance aud entertainment.
Published at3O, Lafayette Placo, New York
City rt.s +,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Farm and Garden Impiemonts.l L!

l have on exhibition at my Warehouse the
Planet Junior Farm and Gardsn .In.pfments.
Something that everyone making q, garden
either in town or country wants ! Thess'are
the mort popular garden implements in the
United States. So s,t - ataeasi -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
urCxLEY's ARxIcA sAL.2.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hanGs, ehiiSlaiAs
corns and all kinds of skin erurtioAs.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or m0Key N-
funded. Price 35c per box.
For sale bv FoshRy & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
80 Fits In "a Hours.

81 employed some ofthe best physiSishs
here, /" wroteL VIM n Tanner, OF Dayton,
Ohio. ftThey allsAid my!child could mot
live for 3. weeks, It had 80 fits, in "A hours.
We gave 1t. Samaritan Nervine and the
medicine effected "a permanent 0cuto. ;
D lists. III sslM 2a - 90 lcqs as1d.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Lumber Lumbcr: Humber {:
The Waterloo saw mill is now prepared
to sell fencing and boxing at Sll. Special
terms on orders for buildings.
Notice.

1.-the preaching hour Oh next Sabbath
morning at the Evangelical church,
will be devoted to children service.
Singing and speaking will be the order
OF The hour. All are invited to attend.
ls se abaaa II. A. HoLLRNBAUGH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Money 10 Ldan.

we arc now prepared to make leans in
any sums desired sn improved farm land in
Linn and Benton counties for any length OF
time not less than one year.
'et . RURKHART Bros.
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Gardiner, Me. Mr. Daniel Grav, prom
inent lumber Anereiiant writes that bis
wife had severe rheumatic pains; 40 severe
as to render hor unable TO sleep FROM
the hrst application ofths fhmous German
Remedy, st Jacobs oil, she OK perfencsd
unspsakshle relief, and in two hours the
pain had, entirely, gone. r - a., s.ar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
suIts Made to order,

Those desiring their suits made to order,
in latest styles, in first.class manner, should
call at l. L Bl4in's and examine his lot of
samples. These suits will be good ones, and
cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
w. O. Tow

Regular meeting next Tuesday ~ 3 rre!ook
p. m, at the hall, corner First AID Washing.
ton street.
- Mrs M. .. TowssExD, Pres.
Mas w. S.IPEFERs, Sec. J '}nb t'!'''i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
FOX SALE.

Two building lots fenced near depot.
One house ana let on Third Street. One
house and lot en- Lyoa,sreet, Inquire at.
this Office -...,---,,-..ey -. .--.f
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FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. = Preaching every
Sabbath at IL o'clock,a a. IN. at W. &, T. u,
Hall Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. PRAYER nesting every
Thursday evening at s7:30 o'clock. = 9
BroWnson, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-11
Letter List.

TIE following is the list OF letters rem al aing
In the Post Office. Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon, April 9th 1881. Persons railing TOR thes
letters must give the date On which they were
advertised. F.
Barnes, AfrssEI 5 CIen, "a az.. =
Hammer c s. Miller, u
SwartZ, John S1onman, Mrs IL
Yost, Ludnig II ~ .s-..... o..
J.. II. IRVING, P. M.
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EEsDLI TIaNs.

The following resolutions were passed
by the kustituto last Friday uEhi, a.
the College Chapel ..-.
R>sois,l. That the tlsua. Of IAia IA
Ftituts are due aud ar, hvs~b. rrA,rrt
fully rendered to the Orrg"n a.a Car
fornia X X Company Tor redustson ~
fare 10 the teachers ia ..lteadaeee n.
this Institute.
Hsoir,i, That the thHas "f !h!s Ia
stitnte ARE hereby rssp-c ctfuily rendered
10 tn" Albany M"chau.c. Band FOR
musicfurnishsd
H>i3tr,d. That nur thanks arr due Tn
! th. cit.zeuso OF AlbaAy tor the courtaey
with which teachers aud friends oi I'd
ucat!nn have been received aud Wgi
coined to their rames Il
/ r ,teed. 1hst our thanks are aue 60
tihe fo.!ow ng eminent lrctur. y from
/ abroad. who ttave come to labor sith us
I in the uoulc work ot d1rtha ding tn
rause "f popular education im thr Third
/ judicial District and vita hssu dnrhtg
the several session, ~ the lusiitut. de-
/ !iycfcl Instructive. useful, Aui eut,>r-
;aiuiug leciurts, VIZ Rev r T. Tower.
( ni salem Pr..- ID { .sul y,nf CAe = ate
Normal srhunt; Pre- Il l. Arnold. ui
In" State Agricultural College Prof Il
t. Benson, OF Drain Academy {; Rev N
sDriggs, Of salem Pres. Il g Andrrsoa,
Of M"3IinnyilIe College; Rev " >
Young, Of Turner: also Pres. L y ca
dit nhd Prof { Wyckof. Of lear:y Col
lege. o.. af ii
Rs~olUed, That our thnn&s are due Ia
the ladies and gentlemen who have
furnished the literary and musical en-
teraiumant this eVenin2e likewise the
music during the Institute.
Res6trcd. That our thanks are duo Ic
Iths faculty of Albany College for uss
OF the chapel and h. the county caurt I'd
the use 0fthn Court lious, during the
Institute .tt
t. -.
New style Of Domestic Ee~ing machines
with all the latest attachments, at l.
Blain's.
Yesterday Linn county paid the last oI
its Indebtedness to tho Scotch Company, the
balance amounting 30 about $500
-
| Don't.
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Probably there Is 10 Ereater ir44d ez-
tnut than the lottery. - rePreheasi 81 :
has IL become that the Postmaster Cen
erAl will no; allow mail TO be delivered
10 the louisiana late inttgry,and most
States prohibit IL within is borders and
as we'll tie publication OF the advertise
meat ola lottery by the Newspapers.
See section 66l of tie Laws OF Oregon.
which shows that this is one Of sucu
States In o-Jics 10 to this al not al
tract attention the advertisements are
put iu such L form - 10 make them ap-
pear like a regular Eaas item. The last
one was headed ''.seyeu,y-onc-.hrcc
Dur-.wo." We have ouly nD:ic-i four
papers in this state that would publish
tho item, eyea for the big pay offered
and these Were tie Ners. Oi roT..aud.
the Tines- -Roaa.aa.esr, oi The D4.ies, tie
A,toriaa n "a the Inns, 81 cfJacksnayiile.
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/ 10 no. believe In MODS yet ceE-
tainly hope that tie recent terrible riot
In CiLeiuua,l viii bc the means OF break
ing down the innaeoco Of able and
tricky attorneys, IS wi.ch, through
Matched up tcchn.cI!itics, they have
been ableto present the most hardened
crimina, from receiving his just du,s
The murder by Berner ia Cincinnati
was never surpassed Tor il dellberatiea
AID cold bloodedness; yet by intrigue
his sentence was o.ly 20 years in TIE
penitentiary, and this was what ca@s'a
the mob. II Is as much important that
the citizens o. state be protected as =
whole as It is that single individual
be, and for this reason the State has as
much right TO good jury rs prisoner
accused OF a crime, ,and should have the
privilege nf as many peremptory chal-
lenges.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

If you want any article in my store, call at
Onos and make your selection as this Will be.
my last month in. Albany. r..t-.,e.g
.p2is: as: NOLAN'S s;s9. sssa
.:seegtet sisse@E&s
...I.sgzs. : sa3.:s..-11 - ~ - ss5'
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-11-13
ALLEGED DISCREPANCIES.
New York, Novemhe

New YORK, November 10.
There was a decided lulu yesterday. The
political headquarters of both parties
were almost deserted, and save that the
committee have not yet resolved them
selves into their original clement and arc
still at their post, it would hardly be sus-
pected thata great and exciting Preki-
Dental contest had Just passed over.
Nevertheless there is little besides poll
tics spoken in the streets, and no matter
how the conversation begins it is sure TO
end with Blaine .and1 Cleveland. The
Democratic National Committee were at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel all day, and al
though little business was done, the con-
versation was animated. Mr.. Barnum
left town on Saturday night, but will re-
turn this morning. Colonel Tracy, Mr..
James and Mr.. Whitney We're present,
and were kept pretty busy receiving re-
porters and furnishing them with infor-
nation. Colonel Tracy said to a Star re-
porter:
There IS little doubt but that mistakes will
be found when the final official count shall
be made, but they are as liable to be on one
side as the other. Thus, if this sort of thing
is persisted in, 44s votes in Chatauqua Coun-
tg will be found on our side 10Oin Delaware,
and so on. And remember, the supreme
Court decided in 1876 that no investigation
could get behind the Board of CanyaSSerS'
records.
Mr.. Smith, of the State Committee, said
that there were no further developments.
Leaders of both parties were in anxious
consultation all day long. The Republi-
cans gave out that discrepancies of from
1900 to 600 votes had been discovered
in Mr.. Biaine'S favor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-11-13
Mr.. EDlsoN's SEARCH

He Is to Devote Five Years to the Elimina-
ton of the Steam Engine.
''The great secret of doing away with
the intermediary furnaces, boilers,
steam engines and ldynaIaos will be
found, probably within ten wears. I
have been working away att for some
months and have gotto Che point where
an apparently insurmountable obstacle
confronts me. Working at tho problem
now seems to me very much like driy-
ing e. ship straight for the face of a
precipice and when you come to grief
picking yourself up and trying it again
tomorrow. There is an OPENING in the
barrier somewhere and some lucky man
will find it. have got far enough to
know that the thing is possible. I can
get quite a current now directly from
the combustion of fuel. Jablocbkoff
tried his hand at the same thine s,u3e
years ago, and so did some Germans
but the results were laboratory curiosi.s
tiles only. ] give myself lfiT9 wears "a
work Of It and shall think myself lucky,
II Isucceed in that time3 seq ~ .yzsr- 49, \
= ssThe eientificlHoarid has III con
,ceptionFof what such a discovery would
mean. 1t would put an end to boilers
land steam engines; it would make
power about eonc7tenth as cheap al il ~
now; II would enable a steamship IL
cross the Atlantic at nominal cost.|
1t would enable every poor man Is r1,b|
his own carriage; it would revolutkof1zS
the industrial world. - ls;ldle2ph
Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-11-13
Miscellaneous Items.

Mr.. Otto Wengler, an old citizen of st.
Louis, died suddenly few days ago. He
was stricken with paralysis while riding
home in street car and survived the shock
but few days. He had been a resident OF
st. Louis for forty eight years.
Judge Ryland, in sentencing jeff Wilson,
the Lexington murderer, said: $50 far as
this Court is concerned all hope is gone,
believe there is no error. On December
Goth, the day after Christmas, comment
grated by all classes as the birth OF our
Saviour, you shall be taken to some con-
venient place and hanged until you are
dead"
The Hannibal passenger train bound Tor
st. Joseph struck broken rail on the
Platte River Bridge a few nights ago,
and one car was ditched, resulting IN
considerable damage and some injury to
passengers. Conductor Charles Mccain
mon had one hand badly smashed and was
otherwise injured. Mrs. Fry, of Utica,
Neb., received conclusion of the brain and
injury to spine. J. II. Rice received Sc
we're cuts ON the head and hips, and
four other passengers were injured more or
less painfully.
The battle has been fought and won.
played at Lexington few days ago. Two
traders got Carl Parker to unhItch his
horses and put their animals in his wagon
to see how they would work. AS soon as
this was done they rode away On Mr. Paf-
ker's horses. Pursuit was instituted ana
the men were captured, some fourtesn
miles from town.
Edward Seigenbutz, in company with
friend, went out from st. Louis few days
ago for the purpose of hunting. Late IN
the evening Seigenbutz's mother received
news that her son had been killed by the
accidental discharge of a gun.
Large focks of wild geese are reported
flying southwark.
The State Penitentiary earned Sl2,ooo.ao
in October, and disbursed a like amount.
There is balance of 81, o14.30 to the credib
of the institution.
Leopold Beshler, German, twenty elght
years of age, driver for the Cnerokee
Brewing Company, st. Louis, disappeared
a few days ago, taking with him quite
sum of money which he had collected for
the firm. Beshler, who has wife ana TWO
children, is about Eve feet six inches IN
height, light complexion and mustacne,
and speaks both English and German.
reward has been offered for his apprenen-
sion-
Watch the returns and you viii learn bne
result.