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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-03
The Revolution in MEXICO

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. "A special
from Villa Garcia has the following de-
tails of the revolution IN Nuevo Leon.
The trouble seems to be that the people
there are dissatisfied with the state gov
eminent. The state officials deny This,
and charge the federal officials with
secretly tomentiDg the instruction for
the purpose Of creating an opportunity
for general interference, which would
lead to q proclamation OF martial law
and the appointment of a military gov
ernor. 1t is believed that the prime
mover in the management of public af-
fairs in the republic of Mexico IS Romero
Robio, secretary OF state, and father in.
law of President Disz. He
behind the throne. Before the
adjournment of the legislature. two
weeks ago, the governor was author.
lied TO call on the president for federal
assistance &C put down the then entici
pated revolution. President Diaz prom.
ised all the federal aid necessary, On
the strength Of this promise, the state
officials disbanded the state forces. Nc
sooner was this done than the revoIu-
ton chieftain caused uprisings, and de
ciared openly against the statt
government. The acting governor i'm
mediately demanded federal assistance
President DIaz issued orders notifying
Governor Jehulveda that General Reyis,
commander of the federal forces In Mon
terey, would sustain the state govern
ment, but General ReYis declined Il
furnish troops. The governor the1
abandoned Monterey and took up hi
headquarters twenty miles south. Tit
revolutionIsts, led by Manue
Rodriguez, reached the yllIag,
of Villageria, Sunday after
noon. Governor Zehulveda, fearinE
capture, escaped aud crossed over int
COscheils. The Tevolutionists attacked
the governors small forces, who lost two
killed and five wounded, while the rev
olutionists, who were successful, los
five killed and ten wounded. Furthe
fighting Is expected hourly. The mac.
tivity of General Regis leads to the com
mon belief that the federal government
will Immediately proclaim martial Law
in Nuevo. All indications unmistak
ably point to a revolution of large pro.
portions
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Anar tha Hn.,,laa

WASHINGTON, Nov. SO.-Adjutant
General Drum received the following
telegram from General Crook: "Sanchez
brought into Fort Apache last evening
the head of one of the hostiles, named
Ogale Quelss. He slso reports the hos
tiles are killing all the White Mountain
Indians they can fad on the reservation,
II seems probable that up to this time
they have killed eleven women. four
children and i've men, and the White
Mountain Indians threaten TO retaliate
on the Chirachnas remaining on the res
ervatlon, but these are close to Fort
Apache and carefully guarded. The In
dians on the reservation are aroused and
several parties Of scouts and troops are
hunting the hoatiles. All the Indian
camps have been notified. There is rea-
son to hope that most OF the hoetiles viii
Ia killed
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Voice Left By VIII.

"I have known many singers in my,
day and heard many stories about them
and their voices, but / have never
heard of but one case where q man
willed his voice to another" said Mr.,
L. Z. Cannon, the baritone, in talking
with your correspondent recently
.Sher' Campbell, the baritone, who,
with William T. Castle, did SO much,
In making English opera success In
this country" said Mr.. Cannon, was
raised in Salem, Mass, the place where
l hail from. Before Campbell and
Castle began singing in opera they
were ballad singers in D minstrel
troupe, and excellent ones, too. On
their first trip 10 the Pacific coast they
were in party which included John
Hecker, who had 4 magnificent BARI
tone voice. At mat time both Camp
bell and Castle were tenor singers
CampbeIl's voice was even higher than
| that of. Castle. Hecker got sick and
| had to be left on the way. He died
soon afterward. He felt that he was
| going to die, and told all the members
/ Of the troupe that they would never
| see him again alive. As Campbell was
| leaving him he said: Johnny, you car
| leave me- in Your viii that pin "a small
diamond ne wore), but what 1 would
prize more, if you could will it to me,
would be your voice am tired o.
singing tenor Well, the minstre
Marty went to San Francisco. While
i there word came that Johnny Heckel
had died. Some weeks afterwart
i Campbeu received the diamond pin
Z which Johnny had directed should b
sent to him. With it was 3 note stat
inc that as he eCampbelD had askes
| for the pin it would be sent him ate
his (Hecker,s) death. The note ended
!, II siso will you my voice, which yol
also. asked for Campbell was yer
much affected by the message. d
talked of nothing else all that day an
: lar into the night When he woke tn
Following morning he had barton
voice. His voice had changed from
tenor to . baritone. As you know, Z.
: magnificent baritone voice MADE 3
!, mans famous in al parts Of the cogE
! | frv. and did so much 20 establish -
rfish opera IN this country g
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JAN Delivery At wichita.

WICHITA, Nov. 30-A5Out Gals this
evening, ss the turnkey and waiter at the
county Jail in this city entered the CORR
dorwhere the prisoners were gathered
outside the cells, two OF the prisoners,
George Washington and Charles Smith,
awaiting trial for burglary, grasped the
turnkey aud attempted to torso him into
q cell. Then Charley Hughes, alias
VIM Hughes, in for pocket picking,
grasped the waiter. who held the pans In
has hands, threw him over the railing 70
the floor below, assistance of about eight
feet. The three prisoners then escaped
through the kitchen. where one OF them
had hand to baud struggle with the
cook, whom he overpowcred. The three
escaped
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Burglars At Cherokee.

CHEROKEE, Kan, Nov. 30.-Burglars
raIded the town last night and carried
away some money and considerable
amount of goods. The postofice wal
broken open, the safe cracked and about
800 taken, together with some register.
ed PACKAGE. The express agent, who ID
postmaster, received = package ON the
evening train containing $4,000, but
this they failed TO get J. It. Wiles
hard ware store was entered and his safe
cracked and q few dollars in change
taken. Lucas s. Payne's clothing store
was entered ami some clothing carried
of. The manner In which the sales were
cracked shows that the burglars were
exDerIenced cracksmen.
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C.H.TowNsEND. G. p. A.,
PArRONIzE HOME INSTITUTION


The Southern Kansas Railway L. Kan
sas Road
And is thoroughly identified with the
interest and progress Of the state of Kan
sas and its people, and affords its patrons
facilities unequaled by any line in east
ern and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas City and Olsthe, Ottawa, Gar
nett, lola, Humboldt, Chanute, Cherry.
vale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington
Harper, Attica and intermediate points.
through mail trains daily except Sun
day between Kansas City and Yelling
ton, and intermediate stations, making
close connections at Ottawa, Chanutf
and Cherryvale with our train1 for EN-.
porIa, Burlington, Glrard, Walnut snd
Cofeyvilie.
Accommodation trains daily except
Sunday between Kansas City, O1athe
and Ottawa
Remember that by purchasing tickets
ria this line connection Is made In thG
Union depot at Kansas City with
through trains to all points, avoiding
| srsnsseEs and changes at wsY stations
Through tickets can be purchased viz
4 this line at any of the regular coupOf
stations, and your baggage checked
thrnugh to destination east, west, nortI
OF south.
| Pullman eleepers on ali night trains
/ For further information, see maps AM
folders, or cali on or address,
/ s. Il HYNEe,
GenI Passenger Agt
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The AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Re
company announces . special rate OF 80
cents per hundred pounds on potatoes
In car load lots from Utah common
points 70 the Missouri river, u distance
OF 500 miles Previous TO the compile
ton Of the Santa Fe's Utah connection
the Denver and Rio Grabds-Ihe Utah
farmers were unable to market their
produce outside Of their territory on &C
count OF the high rates of freight charged
by the Union Pacific rosd.
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~. Inhn Ennis. = LAWYER Of Wa

Mr.. John Ennis. lawyer Of Washing
Ton C.ty. said to correspondent q few
days ago: 1.-THE way the city is going on
Il promises 10 have a half q million peo-
pie In another generation; the ONCE Of
recorder OF deeds. which is filed BY
Frederick Douglas, the colored man, has
always been considered worth about
1000 year. the pay being according
70 The business done IN the office. Mr.
Douglass Is now getting $4,000 yeal
out Of his place, 30 great has been the
increase IN the body real OF real estate
trnnaaclaons."
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wilson. Arlz., Nov. 3O.-The Indians
who left Cedar Springs this morning. kill
ed William johnson and his twelVeyear
old boy, and tn, n proceeded to the I'm.
derwoOd ranch, where they rau of ali
the stock. They then continued south.
ward and are now in the mountains
The people in this vicinity have been
warned, Is 1t is feared q general out.
break 10 imminent. Johnson's wife Is also
missing, and Il believed TO have killed.
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ZANEsvILLE. NoY. S0.-At Norwich
last night Mrs. Is. Schoyer, young and
accomplished wife OF Solomon Schoyer,
q well-to-do young man. suicised by
taking strychnine. The sad effair 30
deeply affected the husband that few
hours later he swallowed several ounces
Of chlOroform and Is lying unconscious
with little hopes of recovery. Mrs.
Schoyer, 1t Is thought, committed sui
eide because OF the dissolute habits oil
her husband.
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rho Cinolnna.l Electlon.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-At to-dty's
session of the circuit court it was
agreed that according to the decision In
the case Of the republican senators, the
nine candidates or the republican ticket
for representatives were elected over the
democrats. One republican, Col. Rob-
ert Harlan, q colorsd man, lie defeated.
The democrats are making arrange
menls TO carry all their cases before the
state supreme court.
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Ths new clipper ship Francis sailed
EFom Philadelphia Monday with cargo
Of refined petroleum. to the port OF Hio-
70, japan. The cargo Is furnished by
ne Standard Oil company, and consists
Of 1850 cases OF rehned petroleum,
furnished 70 the order Of Japanese mer-
chants. The oil Is principally used in
lighting temples, and is kept burning
night any day.
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aood Rs.nlta Eusrr 60

d. A Bradford, Wholesale paper deal
er OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that
he vas seriously afflicted with q severe
cold that settled on his lungs; had tried
many remedies without benefit. Being
induced to Try Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, did 80 and was entire
" cured by use Of . few bottles. Since
which time he has used Il in his family
for all Coughs and Colds with bezs re.
sulte. This Is the experiences Of thon.
sands whose lives have been saved b
this'WoBderful Discovery. Trial Bot
lie free as B. Whe1do1,s Drug Store.
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Among tho other schemes proposed by
the tories In case OF their success Is one
Tor the Feconquest of The Soudan. The
fact seems 10 be generally recognized that
ths decrease in the English Liberal vote
- largely due 10 the awful failure Of the
Wellesley expedition, and the tories evil
IDENTIFY mean to make this part OF their
case ~ strong as possible. The only
part OF the SoudAn still held by the
Egypi Ans is the neiRhboThoOd Of Kassa-
il, and II An expedition be started from
The Red Sea. this now famous little city
will be q halfway house on the road TO
Khart0um.
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Gen'I. Pass. q Tieket 4 :,


-
Should you Contemplate 4 f-I- "a
Nashville, Chattanooga, Afianta -
vannah, Ga, Charleston, s. O.. JseszS-,
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in fSe
south OF sonsneast. i viii be 70 your IN
all other lines offered by the 6f ,o n.sS'
Iron Mountain q Southern rsilr-,e1. =
ss1ron Mountain Route IN the pav 81
fast time, elegant equipment. &c. =
Al present daily train is nm from
Ssint LOUIS Grand Unian Deoof -
tached 20 which viii be found - -.
egant Pullman Palace sIeenires -.
which runs through to Nashville. '7t,-.S,
where direct connection IL made 49,.
express trains Of connecting Iines - -.
Po1ntA mentioned above. This frsfs.
eonnects at Naskyille with The 1890
ville express, having PuilEner ss-sZ.s
sAeeplng car Of the very llnssf 16s;-.. -.
sse1ea WI h runs through u To- -
sAlie. ticzsses without hSn,e.
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Tariff Bills

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Washington
special to the Post says that both
a1essrs. Morrison and Randall are draft
ing tariff bills to be presented at the next
meeting of congress. The features of
neither have been made public. The
same paper Gays that while the presi.
oent's recommendations on the subject
are NOT known specifically, it is known
that ne VIII favor very thorowgh and
earnest revenue reforms
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VOL. 2s---NO. 40.
YaIe,s New Professor.

NEW HAVEN, Colu., Dec. 2.-Henry
j. Terry, of the class Of SO, at Yale col
lege, and for seven years professor If
law in the university At Toxic. Japan.
has been elected professor of muaicIpal
aud international law at Yale, to fill The
place vacated by Prof E. J. Phelps, now
minister to Great Britain,
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ExnelIed

BOSTON, Dec. lat largely attend
ed meeting of Baptist ministers yester-
day, resolutions were passed approving
the action of the Bowdoin Square
church in closing its doors against Rev
w. W. Downes. The ministers also re
solved that he be expelled from the con.
ference, ana that all fellowship with
him be disclaimed.
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MEMPHIS SHORT ROUTE SOUTH

The sale OF Tourist tickets, wa this
Short Route, TO Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston, and other Southern winter
resorts, will begin on the 18th Inst.
For the Exposition, round trip tickets
70 New Orleans, good forty days, will be
placed on sale on NoYembe 1st, al rate
of $3.50 from Kansas City. In addition
We make rate Of 5000, Kansas CITY fo
New Orleans and return, for ticket coed
to return until June Isl.
With our through Buffet sleeping car,
Kansas City to New Orleans. daily: our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas CITY
to Memphis; and with but one CHANG
of cars. Kansas City 10 Jacksopviile aI5s
other Florida points, this route offer
Southern travel from the West So
Northwest, accommodation and Iaeils-
ties afforded by no other.
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MINING TRoUBLEs.
The Militia Ordered out TO Keep the
Pesos nc E3evIer. No.

The Militia Ordered out to Keep the
Pesos At Bevier. no.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-For some time
past there has been quite disturbed
condition Of thlngs at the BeVier coal
mines, about five miles from Macomb
The miners there struck for higher
wages during the summer and the oper.
ators imported q lot Of negroes 20 work
the mines and built q stockade for ths
protection Of them. This created Very
bad feeling, and several little outburstl
| occurred.
on Saturday last q collision occurred
and one white man and one negro wer'
| killed,
Another man was killed last nigh
and the situation was considered 90 Be
today that Governor Marmadcke wen
10 the scene and after looking oyer th
fsld ordered out the frat regiment c
the state guard IN this city and aboC
400 men Will leave on q special train I
3 O'Clock to-nighT for the mine, to kee
order and protect tbs miners.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The National
Trotting association board of review
held its annual meeting Yesterday. The
board consists of James Grant. lows,
president; W. s. Triton and Jno. Shop
herd of BostRs Is S Payne of Kansas
City, n. @. Blake OF Iowa, and DAVID
Bonner of New York. Many com.
plants of horse owners were listened to
but no action was taken. The meeting
lasts seversl days.
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M.rvoua ToobiIltnrod man

You are allowed . iree trial of thirty
day Of the use Of DIR. Dyes Celebrated
VollAIc Belt with electric suspensoTy ap-
pliAnces, for the speedy relief and per
manens cure Of nervous debility and all
klanred troubles Also. Tor many other
RuneantOod. No rlsk IL incurred. IL
Illustrated pamphlet, with full infornAA'
don, tsrmn, etc, mailed free by address
lag VOlIAIc Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich
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Astar ,ha rnnara,.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2.-Col. Wilson,
who had charge Of the senatorial party,
brought with him from Washington not
only q gift of flowers from Miss Cleve-
land, but also an autograph letter from
the president TO Mrs Hendricka The
letter was, Mrs. Hendricks says, one Of
purely personal con i2lance and sym.
patty, and not one that she would care
10 give out for publ.
cation. When Mrs. Hendricks
returned from Grown Hill the residence
| had been Invested of the floral tribute.
and other sharp reminders of her greai
sorrow. and everything done TO restors
| the rooms to their homelike appear
ance. Mrs. Hendricks passed the even
| ing with her niece, Mrs. Thornton, he
4 brother and sIsteF-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrz
Morgan, snd Mr. and Mrs. Niles 0
Washington, very intimate friends. VII
viii remain until the end of the presen
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honda Enhaa

TOPEKA. Kas.. December IAN cleo
ton was held to-day in Shawnee county
on the proposition to issue one hundred
thousand dollar bonds in favor of the
Kansas, Nebraska & Dakota railroad.
The vote in the city of Topeka was
practically unanimous, ard in the coun-
" somewhat divided. The majority in
the county will be about two thousand.
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Herbert. son Of Hon. James Hum
phFey, one Of our railroad commission
s1s has been appoined county attorney
q Davis county. He is Feputed To be .
hight young fellow, and II he makes As
worthy = man as hls father, will be an
honor 70 the state.
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DR.. B0sAako.

This name has become 90 familiar
with the most Of people throughout The
United SlAtea that Il II hardly necessary
% state that he Il the originator Of the
great Dr.: BosAnko Cough and Lung
wherever knoWa, for Coughs, Colds
Consumption and all affections Of III.
Throat and Lungn. Price 80 cents AM
eteo. Sold BY Charles RYder. and J. A
Moore.
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NEW YORK, Nov. S0.-Accordlng TO
Inspector Byrnes' theory there il in pro-
gress an exodus OF pickpockets and bur-
glars IRON this city 20 Indianapolis,
where they hope TO be able 20 rob with
IMMUNITY the great crowds which will
liant HandriCka
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Meurea Wan.tIie-

The figures showing she enormous
sales OF Kidney Wort, demonstrate lie
value IS medicine beyond dispute. Il
Il. . purely vegetable compound Of Ger
tain roots leaves and berries known 10
kave special value in Kidney sYoubles
Combined with these are remedies SET.
Ing directly on the liver and bowels. /;
Is beceuse Of this combined action thai
Kidney Wort has proved such an rn.
equaled remedy il AL diseases Of fhasr
organs
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Cable M...ares Reducetl

NEw YORK, Dec. 2-rhe Anglo
American Direct. United States, Frencs
and American Cable com pantes, which
form the cable pool. made iull press
rates Beginning To day. twen,Y cents
per word, and the deferred press rate
ten cents, as against tWeaty five and
twelve and u half cents heretofore.
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King ThebAw Of Burmah has surren-
dsrsd his army aud capital to the Brit
In This adds important territory to
BritIsh Iadia. and depnses an inhuman
bulSher and iRnoramns from q seat
anong the kinRs Of The earth.
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The Public Debt Increased.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-It is said al
the treasury department that there has
been an increase instead of the
usual decrease in the public debt for the
month of November. The receipts have
been light and the disbursements unus
ually heavy. The payments on the &C.
count of pensions alone amount to $11,.
100000. The debt statement will rot be
issued until Wednesday.
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Free DistributIon.

W hat causes the great rush at Charles
Ryderss and J. A. Mooress drug stores p,
The free distribution Of sample bottles
of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup.
/ the most popular remedY for Coughs.
Colds, Consumption and Bronchitis. now
on the market. Regular size 80 cents
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II seems Incredible. as stAtei ih eur
dispatches, that President Diaz Is Al the
bottom of the preseat revolution In
Mexico. Iftrue. ne hAslighled hre 1t
may be hard 10 extinRuish
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me short and most dire route 70
Kansas CItY, st. Louis, Chicago, Omaha
and al points east and north; and the
ahort line from Kansas City 70 Cherry
vale. Independence, Winfield, Wei.
llngton. and Harper, Kansas
and all points In Texas and the Indian
tbrrisnIY. Trains for the east leave a
1:i5 Am b. 3. HYNEs,
]. L. BARNS, 0enn. Pass- Agt.
superintendent.
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A somewhat remarkable revival OF re-
ligIon - in progress IN the Methodist
church In BurIinRame, Usage county.
e q reported that there have been over
one hundred conversions so tar. Tho
large church 10 crowded day and night.
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van Mayor Whiulesey rrs,eu before
asking another tur to the Pacific
slcpef There Is said ., be an Attrac-
llon In the cllmats there that itnparts
Nlnur % old age. Oh, veal
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county Clerk Wanted

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-County Clerk
James F. Crane, Westches;er county, has
disappeared, leaving debts to the amount
of $4,000. Ha Is believed to be come
uRhnra in TnNas
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q Noora 80 C,has Rvdar n

J.. a. Moore and Chas. Ryder, the
druggists, who ara always looking aftex
the interest Of their customers have now
secured the saIe Of DR.. Bosankeas Cough
aud Lung Syrup 3 remedy that never
fails &c cure colds. pains In the chess and
all lung af1ectioEs. For proof, try 3
free SIMPLE bctfla. Regular size 50
cents and 81
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AVirg1nta Lvnchine.

LYNCHBURe, Va, Nov. 3O.-Henry
Mason, the negro who killed ]. r. Ham
meslY, white, near Campbell court house
a week ago, was taken from the Jail at
two O'Clock this morning and hanged to
q tree and riddled with bullets,