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Hal GoslIng,s hYurhecers.

SAN ANTONIO, March 2S.-LSpecial.l-
This morning, in the federal court, the
hearing on the writ OF haboas corpus OF
the prisoners who arc charged with
being concerned ia the killing of Mar
shall Hal Costing, Deputy Marshal Man
ming was the object of considerable
curiosity. Although recovering from
his severe wounds, he is still very
weak. OF the business on the train,
he said he was Sati siied all the prison
efS were in the car when tine shOotlnB
commenced, with the exception Of one
of tho krout boys, who was IN the la
dies car at the time. BraunOn, Carroll
and Ce.esJino Yeager Kept seats near
the prisoners. BrannOn or Celestine
Yeagor offered the prisoners bottle OF
whisky, Fl ON which the prisoners took
one drink only ana handeu IL back. Nan
ming stated that ne saw ri T. got pistol
from Mrs. Pitts trUuI under IA r arm,
tnd as soon as the cry Of "SCntamOn,
throw up yOur haudsw was given, Man
mig began firing at once. Pitts shot
Costing in the head. Witness stated
that he saw il distinctly. After that the
prisoners began shooting at witness aud
he returned the fire. After he had shot
the first round, he walked down the
aisle and re loaded, fired aSUCond round
and WIS regjun!ng on the third round
Whau the prisoners lefG the car. He
ates that Conductor HOwle, (who says
no slew Mrs. Drown, mother OF Mrs,
Pits, and Deputy Marshal Loving,
who we're present when the shooting
began, left the car, and he saw them
only after the atI ay was over. A ben
etit given Manning ut the Fashion
theatcr last rlt, roatiz3d haudsomely
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Three years ago such thing as q
cheap and sorvlceable family dye, was
hardly known, and the ladies' OF our
household hailed with delight the in
PRODUCTION of the now well known "Dia-
mond Dyes" BY judicious advertising
in the Dallas HERALD and very large
number of other suitable newspapers,
the prnprietors now have a pleasant
trade in dyes alone gilmore than mill
ion packages month, or over a half
million dollars per annum. They are the
leading dyes in the market, and the
proprietors are justified In saying that
they are the purest, strongest aud FAST
est of all dyes. Messrs. Wells, Richard
son IL Co., have some very entertaining
and instructive circulars which, with
sample Of 30 coiors can be obtained by
sending stamp to them at Burlington,
Vermont, or tor 10 cents, a handsome
coiored cabinet photograph, or sample
package OF dyes, any color, will be
mailed free of charge.
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The Soudan,
THE TROOPS AT rAMA


| SuAKIM, March 2S.-A deserter IRON
| Osman's Dipna's canp states th0t 20. OO(
-, or,.o,',,.anoba,1 at 1,o,,oi
h'on "Ae o''' "0-''" CIV
! ONLY EuMoR'
A rumor prevails here This afternoon
| that Osman Dipua desires 10 surrou.
- - 80,
GER ouI upon "hdV Voi"ls Is MOI s'A1eu
GRAHAM's ADVANCE.
Gem. Graham and the whole British
| army advance arrived to-day at Gen
| McNeilps zrreyp. This advance in.
cludes all the trocDs, except 500 mer
| Irntn ,arh reuiTneut left hrhiT6 la uurri
| SON Suahjm. Violent sgpd-storms de-
| lry.d the movement considerably. o.
ments Of the mast week. ia cstimgt,d ri
.OOl man.
THE REAL, SITUATION Ar sUAKtM.
Gen Graham reisuranhs Iro,n Suakin-
| thai he exnects To be- able TO hayc com
| riefed to rnorruyy snfficiart water stores
| IN ennhIe his army ,O .dyanes 10 Tanai
| IA saws he has ordered ali avaiiabl,
| mo-, tTnm tha sevan Vyar4iins. anchored
| ia, t.r Rad goa. off Spatyiin ia parr;so
| min t1e toN,n. 40 Inn tne wb1it re,,
MIR iorGa at Sntkim coriI he ns4d in
tna 's,,,SI,,.r .o,e,i,st 0suan Di,y,o
NJ ,.a,,soreIiL 80, sa,,t
g-ayr' -,,oi,i,, 49, M, ~ T.sne-' mai
r..1an 10 ,n,,oh r,,,Fs,.,bs',. Tahia.
80 5000 fr'.,, Epnz h,twonn
ss,binh rIeoa eSE, s5Ilatin th.'n j.. rood
~, rl,ip,ii Mo" r. ian GraGain
j.. ,,or,i IfIle nr,grss in hs
nadipinn e. Rarhar SrtaT tn,i.h. her.
hpTdad aS,,anna 70 n1oi,a which two
49,, 49, Iva e hea, cnrsnmed and saverai
1891 lbs Inat Sia cSy,,n 10 to,dav
h 49, NO nil pa,ra. Rorbar thar Il
s SnSl,i i'm The camni is connected with
S'i,'i,i,,, h,I t,,,,,,,a,, Norhiny has
yoU 20 49, al Pa,ha,' r,ii,T"u n,
ira, Srv ssrvine i. varv defactivs and
sor nj ot a hettay. tra1snort snrvice the
, ~ armv 10 a. tfaring Man mujes
and camals are Rainp com
pniia6 e. carry otbarviss unnec.
go bnrdors in tha torri6 heat.
rrxT''toil ta,1ar a,,j dvsanterv ouita
,.,sPyIaIi,,t .n,i,,1, +bs T,onrS aytbnugb
F. mil dian,fcTeS 10 JonGon. The
~ ~ ~ .F pid;n. ~ 49, hna o.
n teoiGt, " VIC Gae Naii,,s gsreh,
so az. ~ $50 f,toi as vail as
Jisa ~ a. si,,,l,tr"I,o.
c.I1sTIC CuirrcrsN
MILITARY nsnars savsseIv criticise Cen
c,thha,"',SS ecnp"d,1cr ~ no Snalr,m Re-
~ carnnaiSn The army snd navy
Govet,a Us. t.At tba rate az
s,LioL Co, Grabon 10 ,nalxinu nroyrass
" i l,fa IN naicniare that tyhristmsa.
isS 55 wiI, see btn, half wav 70 Rerber'
i T, na,,,,,SI, an,nae tba ,,sys tt,at the
sroiI DohSUIa o"ile' 'Io r ~ Sa' c
u ii;. Wadnnsdev Tne Taat
o ~ " anS hut i, 10 :sid tha bsaitb of
Il, 10 A'1S'1r - Can WnIseIav r,mains
W. irho so ns ara frianalv Tn hi
soou., ~ t.,s,in,,,.,,. a.
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" generally Known. 4 umur a. cuIf.u.
that mel. Cfuxier and hia iufrfa were
fufced tu dishaud after a Hsirmish
la Whioh n Ui tho troops we're killed.,
NOih'uE can hn learned positively io.
gafding this, a. tho officials will not
diyulge ANYTHING, Gov. NoyquaY'z
action last night ia not enforcing
some ~ The rights BILLS has
caurr great Sensation here, Ihnru n
soms talk tonight al burning him Ia
envy. should this happen there Will loo
a regular mob riot, as lac has a large fol
low ing here and, like Riel, IN 4 terror in
tho eSe Oi about halt the people IN tho
northwest.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
of YOUR rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain OF
cutting teeth9 If SO, go at once and get
a bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sui
ferer ediately-depend upon III;
there is no mistake about H.
There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it who will
not tell YOU at once that il viii regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfectlp safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the old
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. Is cents a bottle..
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unni fho H.a.f rrG ,n... ir'tfls'iu
'IfHIi I. ... LuusH. Hi he
IH IHIDH8.r contest alih n hh' iill fH
with him, aud always With 'IHIli ll
fr'Ht 40 himself A hn ,hnI 6tll'
aitniIfe business mem, 'er' h
has no superior 'n I'M nlhe
.r,nIh ispisiature. 90 Las .nhrrt,
10, h.s .uu6d, god 6s-, biz pri, "ral
,uutttYaiish Vows aUN boo iHIiH.Hl u0
] .tiuu il iis duties. tnr r'tuf'is NO III.
constituents Nnd tho whole slate,
ma wOOus,
of kaufman, has msao gn u.esllent
/ member. He - always au interesting
| and entertaining speaker and ls- Won
! moro applause iflm his fellow WTuFE-rs
i"g Tho good trHga he says .Hd thu
aIung points he makes WLsn uu '.g
/ liuuT than any OtAvT member al Tho
house, No matter What he subiec. or
qursIlun 10 may dissu . Hr .gser tails
/ 90 how ptliuailTy ui Know lt 4go and
. iuud ui literary a.islUmEui' from
which to draw, truly mary sluus, lie Is
ga active, Worhiug nouheri aud use.
iul member, aud should oYur communal
tho support OF his constituents when no
may aspire 10 return 90 the hai.s Of
legislation,
Ihuro ara other members OF more than
ordinary standing and Influence, VINO
arc known not 10 much by their spuak-
ing IS by their activity energy and
strict attention ~ tLeir duties
house, Among those may bo mentioned,
ana without lnVidious comparison wien
other t-uiuhurs not mentioned, NJ .7rs. I
Aus-lu, ul kociIwali; Barnett, ul ParNori
Bell, " OaEloui Bluuui, 70. san Angus /
,iuui ElUuut, al NsH Isntt; JuauH, Of
Psuulai LpcEott, OF Bo7qUni Muse "
Collin; scott, ui kuu; HuG.rg uI AHn- /
client mumbgTr, because tloE all ur- I
cuslyualy Eiyp expression uu tho door
To- their views, ana Away vumu.llu /
lhu gs cHl.tg OF the house, Especially /
H. tuls the uJ,o VITA Mussrs, lygAc'I |
scott, Ban a., Bell, B..uuti q san /
Augustine, and Jones, AL ul whom have /
msue several able aud torgiNld afgu- /
Mrut5 on tho floor. ! would DO almost /
au Impossible work q. mako mention of /
all no myuuurs Of Che uuufC, 30 a isw /
-rhitgmrA ouIy, chose fyrfy7aut.li' OF .
.au intelligence, ability Unu Usviu.le /
1' ,ha Inusy AdNo boon .clys.. f, l. is % |
aCg That Tho whole house, exc pi'us /
none, t. HoDNu the aNgrge- sl .ay .ySs,- .
W.uJts OF tau past. 10 .Ah NOT |
nr.-uloutoU.ly Op -tid ,la. lAurU =, q |
weak member iu thu entire !Ub I
rrp,t sonlauves hero assembled. |
Every uody Is happy AZ the near APP |
N- .' 40 NH Nn' offnn session. Had the I
........ on .u. .l...r.Hl. F.a,
.'H.H...a ""IE. woo. .I .F.If-
a.. excepted. On 10 viii so is ,4g' b
II. .. '., .HI.. juno u..F when '.H. .
.. H,,s .-. ......... aIt 81. homo I
Nod faE-aIs ,.I.a,.s can oa auo
H.... H.Ha IH .H'.a .. s.Ihli !
.U. Is. .w ....s..- .. ...uE5 .
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Deceived Woman

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions. white lead. bismuth, powders,
arsenic, Dc, ia the belief of enrichihs
and hsautitiying the co nplsxion. 1T Is
out temporary aud ultimately destroy
the skin beyond the power OF nature to
restore. Stop i'll Stop it now and use
only DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which inn
ps...S lie ys.xar SE.1 loneliness c. youth
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l,ERsoNa AND UNDEvEL-
OPED HTs o the HUMAN BODY
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, etc.
san interesting advertisement long run IN
ur paper. In reply to inquiries, we Will say
hat there Is no evidence OF humbug about
MIS- on the contrary, the advertisers are
cry highly Endorsed. Interested persons may
I seaied circulars, Civ ng all particulars, by
T. d iressing Erie Medical Co. p. q. BOX 5lS
Buffalo. II, Yr-I iUiedu Evening Ree,a 49,
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- W. ~ y L a.

BULAIE, Ga, EoyeMyel ., l5o4,
GENTLEMEN: / have been using your
wonderful remedy, "Dr. BradiieId's F9-
male Regulator" in my family fora long
time, and want TO say to the suffering
ones of my sex that there never was
anything TO equal it. Would to God that
every afflicted woman in our land kno"
of it's wonderful virtues and curati Va
powers as 1 do. have used a great deal
of it since the birth OF my last child,
about & year and s. half ago, and To
think had il not been FOR this valuao'e
medicine l would have boon
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All persons afflicted with dyspepsia,
diarrbna, collie, and all kinds OF indi-
gestion, will find immediate relief and
sure cure by using Angostura Bitlers'
The only genuine Is manufactured by
Dr.J, G. B. Siegort Il Sons.
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arc you ,nacu N SCRABBLE by indtges-
ion, consul pacicu, dizziness, loss OF ap-
elite, yellow skin7 Shiloh's Vitaiizer u
positive cure. Sold by J. L. Williams
Z, IN
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KNoWINGsTHAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail 10 cure, We ofier sou
Reward for any case OF Chilis 1t fails 10 cur
when directions are followed.
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And Canada IL as Much Excited ~ Her
Aged Mother.
A HARD CAMPAIGN PREDICTED.

Engii.h aud Russian situation Unchanged
Great Cry and Little wooi-The
soudan Campaign Failure
Iulk Of Abandoning IL.
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aorsrord,s AnIh rho.rha.s

II NERVOUS DISEASES.
DR.. Henry, New York, says: ain ner-
vOus diseases, l know of no preparation
IN euual itp
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GHsckmataoK," 8 lasting and frggTa,
srfuRe. Price 25 9ne e csnts, Sold t7
) l.. williams IL Co.
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ClilIarine

l. Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
| shot for Chills,
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Or. Richau's Golden Remedies

N.il not radically cure Or Rlcoaus
Golden hnlsani No nill cufr iIphills IN 10
I primary and seC0udary Stages, such a. old
ulcers and liberated see throat, sore eyes
. ikln eTuptiunsl soreness ~ tic scalp aud ali
] Stages N the disease, Grad eating disease and
me, mercury li,,y ih9ro9!ghlE Price = per bottle o.
sam No, Will care the third siag1s OF Ter.
I liHfN nyphllisi where syphilltlc hnt nerou.
guy rheumatism are eonneelct with ihy.pri.
mGiy anu secondary, ! have hundreds Of
esfilhcHlvs where miraculous cusra have baap
tUttltu ~ these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they Ike, and require no outward
applications, Hundreds su1,r nom syphi-
llilc and mrfcurial rhtumutism who are not
aware ~ 70, and defy such 10 obtain "A adj
cal cure without the Ne ot tliIs medicine. Its
beuc1cial effects are ieit 40 once, n has ais
Ell men from hospital hedF iU one week v ho
nave !aiE there for yepU under DO. best pflo-
ulloneri - the city, and H. me only rtiilal
Price s. peI bottle, or two bottle, fOfgl. ii
saves y1,r'-gll-i' saves your 1T plng ~ m
the faint of this urge.
Dr. k.chau's Golden Auuto,g, r snir, spotiy
pleasant mud radical cure IN .pnorrhas,
elect, irr 'guon, gravel aut'.I urinary To-
lthsth.l'', accompanied Win Iu. Nlrsc.
IONS wGrUnlet 70 curr. Price % per BOT.
Tie.
DR. Ricnaua Golden Elvcs de Amour. a
toalaHl cure 'ur SporUTipra'u EtucTIl DO
ulll} ln nla nr l9uuH, living y .ua IN.
parting tu.r.N With Wuuayg.1' 1'Hgi tu'lDss
who have led q OF Hr.nIHl.fr 1r ,rIt-nbuSs
10 Is inV1lnU1.g tn those who aF1 nuNIuus f1r
,lh itei'1. "i t..u.iN Nn' ore certain
~ l,s tlgt.s ~ ganln u. ilg lost
poWcriu. 'Hau Scouts .u o.. .Hny ag-
lom,, Hnlu'g Hsi .ur'fr H restoring
health, File. |.r bottle. .r .H rH.f... or
~. Trade suppl data llnrrf Hi.ruruf.
on receipt ul FH.'r .F '.. .r press,
hos" remedies VOL uH shipped .H uuv part Of
HE United Slala' .ug Gamma .t' l'ult 1o-
eNailQu. ff,Wl n'ieH goo j.. .n HI, corr
,UuulCUcC-s,,... Ly confidential ,riv1ts
lriuI Cor lndiCg. me doctor HH .HurgIt-
A. ~
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Bed Ridden for Lille

But thanks to a kind Providence, l was
directed to its use, and my life and
health have been spared me. II my
means would admit oft, would never
be without it in my house.
l have recommended it to NUMBER
Of my friends, aud without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
and cured. I give this Endorsement
without solicitation and freely, for the
benefit Of the suffering ones of my sex.
Very respectfully,
MRS. ANNA RAMP,
send for our Treatise on Female Diseases,
mailed free, Address
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Box pc, Atlanta, Ga.
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HABITS OF YOUTH AND ESCEssES
II OF manhood cause moro suffering, sui
cideS, nervous debility, impotence, Sterillty,
structures, varicocele, diseased prps'rlte
Z and, bladder, kidneys, heart, drOpsS, dia-
betes and Bright's disease, than everything
else, aid cannot be cured with stomach med
icines alone, electricity, crayons, belts, ceu-
FORMATIONS, sounds, catheters or cntting. the
European and American Medical bureau
will send treatise for y cents, giving RENE.
dies and directions which cure these other
wise fatal diseases at home withoutpain pdS
| vaia,Y, Offices. llo2 Rroatlwayi y. Y, CitYs
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THE rtyfR FOg FIGHTING
Its Red Not aud Bloody In the British
Northwest.

RessL REL WHIPS THE ARMY,
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND llLlasL

for any oastaf The following iif eases whion
me medical in'uliy hfV' pronounced In.
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Overtures with Turkey for an alliance
with Russia are still under considera-
ton. Diplomatic advices from Athens
and Constantinop,e concur in cofropo-
ration of the truth of the report That Sc
cret negotiations have been for some
time in progress with Austria, Greece
and Russia for new territorial ar
raugement with Turkey. Under this
Russiai is to obtain the annexation OF
east Roumelia to Bulgaria, with an ex-
tension OF the principality east to Rou-
mela and the Aegean sea. Greece Is to
get that part of Macedonia with
Ino tronpar un0 NsasAk bAs IsSooS 49,
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OLIVER DTTs0N a co. Boston.

G. H. DITSON a CO., EG1 Broadway, r. Y.
j. u. DlrSOS 6 co, DDS Dhes uui aI., Phils
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of FGnnin, is one o. tins most nrl!llSHJ
members of the house, he IS an tD!f
and learned lawyer, although nut d
Young man. Many years on the sunny
side Of Az, and as county. ATTORNEY OF mis-
county, no made most enYlaOle record
He has spoken but n few times during
the session-lndeed, but twice so far, L
believe, but each time he mas proven
himself to be an orator in the true sense
of the word. Logical in his conclusions,
rhetorical in his language, ms dic1lon -
chaste and ornate, and his delivery such
AZ to enchain the. house. He has ever
baen at his post of duty, and has iabored
we'll and faithfully tor his constituents,
and for the entire state as we'll
MIR. M'KINNEY,
of Walker, who was the choice oil many
members for speaker, because o. ms
great experience as "A legislator and his
great familiarity with parliamentary
law and rules, is regarded as the constl-
ulionai lawyer of the house. lie ranks
high in the state as q profound lawyer,
and as an able and successful practl
TONER In his profession. He is very
forcible speaker, laying his premises
clearly and successfully, and arguing
thei eirom, closely, clearly aud strongly
tie is not give redundancy n us ar
cumenis, but Is Jisa, terse and So
clear in the points he makes, that a 10
year-old boy can understand him.. A
chairman of judiciary committee No. l
he has brought his great legf knoWi'
edge to bear on nearly all the leglsia,
ton OF the house, aud has worked hard
and faithfully.
MR.. PENDLEToN,
OF Tarrant, who, as county attorney o.
his county, mate q reputation for lega
learning and ability almost co-eXten
sive with the state, has made his mari
80 q bright and able LEGISLATOR. lie Il
, 1885-05-09

toN A@ A'@N 1919
The recent publication by Mrs. Gen.
Custer Of her experiences on the from.
tier with her husband will make all the
more interesting the following letter
written a month before her husbands
death, in which she expresses her pre-
sentiments Of impending disaster. Tho
letter is to Mrs. Chanfrau, and begins
with a return of thanks for the presen-
tation by Mrs. Chanfrau of an Eureka
coffee pot for camp use, which Gen.
Sheridan had kindly forwarded to the
Clusters by a government train.
The close of the letter, which is dated
on May 81, 1876, and signed Lille Ba-
con- Custer, is as follows: Il am living
in hourly dread of the inevitable
separation from Gen. Custer. He is to
take his regiment into the field this
summer, and expects to meet all the
warlike Indians of the north. / look
with dread on the growth of every blade
of grass, as they are only waiting now
for it to be high enough to Craze the
horses. For two months ! shall not
know what real peace of mind is, for
Indian warfare can only be truthfully
told by n person who has lived on the
frontier. Pardon my mention of anxiety.
But | know full well how much you suf-
fer from the separation from your hus
band" In less than a month from the
date of this letter Gen. Custer, his two
brothers and two other relatives were
slaughtered by the Indians.
, 1885-05-09

lNtH 10TH AHAEII
New fashioned gallows may not al
ways work as we'll as might be desired
by a fastidious murderer, but all the
horrors OF modern drops which do not
work and ofiicious sheriffs who do, are
not as bad as the cool, calculating
method In which they used TO put a
man out of this world in the good old
times of 100 years ago. Somewhere
near the middle of the last century the
writer of a diary to whose pages l have
had access went on "a pleasure trip to
Springfield, il Massachusetts,, where, to
cheer his somewhat melancholy spirits,
he was invited to attend a hanging"
To the execution he went, and, l should
imagine by the naive remarks in his
diary, he was much edited and con
soled by the spectacle.
The condemned man was led from his
cell at IL o'clock in the morning and
taken to the place of execution, where
he was met by a most distinguished
company, everybody Of Importance in
the colony, with a mighty rabble, being
present TO give him q well-attended
exit into the unknown. Religious serv-
ices of a protracted nature were in
dulged in, the poor wretch on tho gal
lows being subjected to a reading of
various cheerful legal documents and
long prayers and ermon by ye lead
ing ministers of ye place and many
soulful catechisms." At IL O'Clock he
was brought out, at B he was swung off,
and, as the diarist remarks, ''ye muir
derer seemed greatly affected by ye
prayers and ~Questionings and speeches
and suffered much.r
, 1885-05-09


Two men stood at the same table in n
.Rrge factory in Philadelphia, working
At the same trade. Having an hour for
their incoming every day, each under
took to use it in accomplishing a definite
purpose; each p%ersevered for about the
same number of months, and each won
success at last. One of these two me
chanics used his daily leisure hour in
working out the invention of a machine
for saving a block of wood into almost
any desired shape. When his invention
was complete he sold the patent for a
fortune, changed his workman's apron
for a broadcloth suit and moved out of
a tenement house into a %brown-stone
mansion.
The other man-what did he do?
Well, he spent an hour each day during
most of a year in the very difficult I'M
dertaking of teaching a little dog to
stand on his hind feet and dance a Jig,
while he played the tune At last ac-
counts he was working ten hours a day
al the same trade and at his old wages,
and finding fault with the fate that made
his fellow. workman rich while leaving
him poor. Leisure minutes may bring
golden grain to mind as well as purse,
if n haryests wheat instead of chat.
, 1885-05-09

An oil Inspector offers this explana-
ton of why kerosene oil lamps do not
give as good light in cold weather as at
other times. WISCONSIN test prime
light oils will thicken with the cold at
temperatures varying from zero to 20.
degrees above. Freezing separates the
particles of paratiine from the remain
der of the oil. They are attracted by
the wick and fill the pores, destroying
its capillary power and increasing its
tendency to incrust and char in burn
ing. The best kerosene oils for burn
ing in cold weather are water white,
colorless oils of light gravity. These
cost from 9 to 3 cents per gallon more
, 1885-05-09
Assessment Roll.


CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 5, 1855.
Public notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll OF taxable real and per
sonal property in the city of Cheyenne
for the year 1885, has been completed and
returned to the city council by the asses.
sor; and that the CITY council will meet at
the city hall as aboard OF equalization for
the purpose OF equalizing and adjusting
the said roll and hearing objections there
to. on the DIST day of May, q. D. 1885,
at . o'clock p. m. and at such times
thereafter as they may determine, until
said equalization is completed; and all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved by
the assessment of their property. are
hereby requested to make or file their OBJ
lection on or before that date,
[sEAL. W. A. RICHARDS,
City Clerk.