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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-09

King Ludwig Of Bavaria being nearly
bankrupt, his relatives are considering his
deposition.
Sir Hariinge Clifford, the lord high chan.
cellor Of the new cabinet, takes the title OF
Halsbury.
The king Of Siam has three thousand
wives, four or five hundred children, and il
only thirty-twO years oil.
The American steamer City Of Toxic,
from San Francisco, which is ashore near
Yokohama, Japan, will probably prove y
total loss.
Sir Richard Asheton Cross, secretary for
the home department, has ordered fifty de-
tectives from Ireland, who have for some
time been on duty in London, to return to
Dublin.
London court talk says: The queen regret
over the marriage Of Princess Beatrice deep
ems. The departure OF the princess from the
maternal home win certainly prove ineon-
venient to her majesty In many material
ways. The princess saved her mother
much state work, and mastered for her all
the state documents whose contents IL was
necessary for the queen to be personally
made acquainted with.
The London Standard says: 1t is credit
ably informed as to the state ofboth wheat
and -four Throughout the kingdom, and
Jtitt IL VIII ot as ulsroufit.lhg during tne
coming quarter as well as it can he to the
distressed American holders, since they
promise 10 he much larger than was the
case three months ago. There is also JOO,-
900 quarters more of wheat ON passage to
Great Britain than last year, notwithstand-
ing the absence of American sellers from he
English markets the Americans are in
fact giving the rest Of the world an excellent
chance for supplying England at prices
which, though low, are still much better
than il america had been in full competition.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-09

Evpost mnster (;eneral Jamea IN IN r.
A., ,.,,'"...t, ~ ,nSt,i s,v;n.S L,rLs
po..,.,. ,,,n,;ss;,,.a. AII,;rd
Geo., W.u.,,;n Jow.,. r. Uorr,,ann r..
don W;s T Runton Rutland Mis-
~ :,
horace =. burchnr"' "rec'1r .. .he in,h.,
was ren,oNe' anu IT "s"'ee .. N,,n "a. VI
' =. '''''
Inc New orleans exposition Is 10 pe re-
opener IN tne iai uhaer the maine anu style
oil the North' 'eh'ra' anu South american
exposition.
The five special examiners OF the depart.
ment oil justice ana the general agent VIII be
disiiiiSseI' an" the o'''ces' IL Is s"i'' VIII oe
aooiisheu.
II ia rumored that another call will soon
be made for the interference Of this govern
ment tn protect the property of its citizens
upon the isthinus oil Panama.
A movement Tor the admission OF New
Mexico as "a state is in progress, and con-
gress is to bs asked to pass the bundle oil
political rubbish through next winter.
Mr.. Orme, a prominent Pennsylvania
merchant, punched severely the head of an
attache oIthe Italian lega ton who had made
himself offensive to the formers vile.
Scores Of fellows are advertising in the
Washington newspapers for government
elerkships. They offer to give 500 and
SDU 10 the man VINO Will get tnchn tnelF DOsl-
lions.
E;rst Assistant p,s,m,ster Coporal HAY
~est. .onyre.sn,en xho Indoors, ma rites fnr
"ostnastcrsb;n Inv astin, the u,,estinn.
LWouIl vou indorse mi. mans note fnr
SIC. 900 as you have indorsed his pa pers?"
1t staggers some Of them.
q w Ub;,,;ns has ..cent.d temnorar;lv
the nos;t;on ~ chief den,tv marshal nf tbe
District of Columbia. He was chief deputy
To- twcntv.tbrae years immcJi,,t,lv nr;or
10 tho Have. n,lministrn,inn. He is and
always ba. been !, Democrat.
-.
he s.In VI VI. Nus. =, r.l, .: -.
Sa :f .hau rom pr.sen. , ',''.'''o,s .se.e
VIII pe Fewer con.es,e' easIs ue'p p
s INV MA. eo"ss ~ T,
viii nr1ha hlv M, be NOR, than three,
-,
SEQ, ceco" -, i1e".eh.'n' ."iIo' .'.'oeI, y, ."1
Sh'eu states ii''IiiS corEr Mno was NV"
py court inaT.'ai III Ne" 'nIh 'or "runNen.
ness on the iahaiia eHl"'ii'ioii' mas pcem
seh'ehcea 70 wv .c",s n"Si'cn.on ~, nan
pay ana 10 re'',il III. i'i.s. ~; h"'''"er Oh
the registration ""r'''s '''''' ,''he'
A supposed crank appeared at the main
door 81 the White House and announced
that he WAS the sole representative Of the
son Of man chosen u pay the respects q!
the supreme ruler to Mr.. Cleveland. He
was dressed in IA white duck suit with
blue silk sash around his waist and black
velvet slippers. lie carried "a small basket
of white flowers, and said he had just
arrived from paradise through California,
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-09

drowned with his sister while on the way to
church.
At Ashton, OAK, recently, water fell
in great quantities. The large skating rink
was blown down, and the smokestack OF
the steam mill. A number Of barns and
outbuildings were blown down. The house
Of ID. W. Poindexter was struch by light ming.
Damage slight. The loss to the city is ST.
500
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-09
Chicago elevators contain about 1
600, 900 bushels of wheat.

More than five hundred sailed from
London a few days ago GA route to
Utah. They are principally Scan'li-
navians and English. But for foreign
proselyting and immigration NOR
monism would not make much head
way.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-09

The Blanchard at Milwaukee, about to
sail for Buffalo, badly burned and
sunk.
Rev. &. +. Louehln, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church at LeEox, Iowa, was
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Monday morning dawned bright
and clear and by 10 O'Clock town
was alled by pcdagogues. Nothing
was done in Institute until after dir
ner. Promptly at . p. IN. Institute
was called to order by Superintend-
eut Squires. After devotional exer-
cises led by DR.. Elliott and a song
5y the choir, Prof. Painter was in.
troduced and made q short address
10 the teachers. lie was glad 90 meet
in Institute AGAIN the teachers OF
Preston, his native county. lie has.
he said, q deep inter5t in the schools
OF this county because in them lac
got Che ru3iments Of his education.
lie spoke Of the teachers vocation
in praise aud WAS glad to see 40 lorga
. number present for it certainly
proved they were earncstia the work
they are about Co engage in. lie
then epoko i'm general way about
education and explained the object
Of the Institute.
After another song by the choir
the Secretaries we're appointcd and
n,,.u-,,,,,.... 30 .....,.s-- .. ...
'''o '''' "ii -''1''' VI '''-H''' ""' N"i"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Mr.. Editor, not having seen any
thing from HOpcweil, in the columns
Of your paper lately, we will endeay-
or to give you something again.
Farmers are busily engaged thresh-
ing and sowing wheat. corn and
buCkwhea. look IS ir there would be
q fair crop.
The fall winds aad fros's chilly
breath viii soon Gn:5h the work that
the grasshopper had $50 mcanly be.
Gun. Flowers arc fast fading aud
The once beautiful yards that sur.
rounded the old farm house, have no
longer the attractiveness they once
hadi hut there is tho sweet voice OF
the farmers daughter, the hacmoui.
GUS music; and the many brilliant.
social entertainments which win be
given. will make the heart Of some
ashionable Young man beat lightly.
Jesse Wheeler is repairing his
house.
wesley Hickman, of Garrett coun-
ty Nd, has purchased the Henry
Haines farm and will soon move 20
tho place.
DO you know
That we are having some Jolly
times
That somebody buys a great lot Of
candy?
That Joe Yeast's arm was badly
out Of place He cries 0 .la)l
That Jim is gone and Jesse is
clad ?
That II. ID. would be much better
coEtented ii he had lamp OF Ice ?
That the girls ere better looking
than wise
That my fellow IS sharp
That +. @. NJ. is the boss ,mo,cr
That f. H. p. OF late. gcts home
before dark
That fomohody will take unto
himself bc,ter ialc?
That my chum has % girl, who can
bite ten peny nail ia 90 bits?
That some girls won't marry n
% man that courts for too lorg
TIME. 5TrtNGFR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
TUNNELrON.

Miss Belle Martin, of Newburg.ha
been visiting friends IN town iCt the
past few days.
Mr.. Phil ShaGcr ia assistant pain.
ter on the new hotel here.
Mrs a. j. Bonaieid has been SUI.
fering with erysipelas for the past
few days,
Arrived, Wednesday eve, at the
home Of Chas. ii, Shaver, q girl -
the first born
Mrs. Kate Dorsey, Of Kcy8er, is
visiting her parents, Dir. and Mrs
Iho5. Cruise, on Tunnel Hill
Miss Lummie Griffith returned
Saturday after a weeks visit in
Grafton.
Quarterly Meeting commenced
here Saturday Rev. Lakeu, OF
Oakland, presiding elder, and Rev
Rogers, OF Philip, conducted tue cx.
crCIsts.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey and
Miss Lille Harvey, OF Feuowsyille,
spent Sunday in town, the quests OF
Mrs. u, b, Ashby.
Mrs. VIM. McNertncy, Of Eighty
Cut has been bedlsst for the past
few days with SYMPTOMS of dipthCria
We are pleased to note that the
soldiers reunion Was q grand social
success.
a. j. Bonaiel3 and others went
coon bunting Thursday night. Their
success was nary coon.
Cla5. Verne, OF whom we made
mention last week, has left for parts
unknown TO us. This is al the
credit lac deserves. We oHcrtuan',s
for his departure, and hope he viii
never return.
Mrs. Dr. II. w. Harr and daugh.
ter Miss Muity, leit Friday morning
for tairlnont 20 yioit relatives.
Track laying will commence here
on the Narrow Gusge Il. Il. about
October the 6rst.
Mr, 5. II. Chiles, sawyer for NJ L.
Shetfer, leaves to-day (l1Ondavl for
Thomas, Tucker county, to take
charge of a saw mill FOR IL. u. howe.
a5 % salary OF $3.50 per Day.
tIr. John Watkins. of whom .e
made mention la week as BEING very
low with typhoid fever. di.d Monday
morning SO ~ o'clock. aged eighteen
years and siz months. lie leaves
heart broken father. mother. and
'". aters 90 mourn his lonarfura
Ills remains were inferred Tuesday
Ii. ....H ..r.... ...-| I. ...r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

rngUI is NJ man in this state
who knows more exactly the true
kicking power of CleyclanUs Official
boot than Sam Mccormick. And
there is no other man in the whole
United States that has been more
pe-ccptibly affected by Che Cleve-
land kicking process than our Sam.
ucl. Appointed late i'm the Arthur
Administration to rat Office he had
only learned to enjoy The sweet meats
OF The place when hts head Yves taken
Of. One day he Aourished like y
green Day tree and The ucxthe pre-
scented an appearance Iil,, unto % To.
Gust s5iyered by = htning, Ggura
lively speaking. a., Office wa Ia.
ken from him long ago but be stin
movrus for 10.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
NINGWoOO, sEpgEMBERu,I885
phe school Fund.

The Republican papers Of. the
State have been industriously circu
la'ing the report TINT the npporliou.
able school fund for this year is
short This appears to be go. but
the reason for this sho-tness is clear
end plain. The season has been one
Of unparalleled scarccness Of money.
all the Shorifs have found the great.
est difficulty in making collections.
The SherifFs have been unable 20 Ray
over money to the treasury because
they have been unable TO collect it,
1t is the duty of the Sheriff to col.
lect the State school tax and turn it
over to the State Auditor. 1t is
then distributed to the various couD.
ties for school purposes. But il The
Sheriff does not collect, tho Auditor
cannot receive, and consequently the
apportionment cannot pc made Co the
school. The failure then Of the
school money this year TO come up
to the usual amount rests with The
Sheriffs of the State. Without exact
information from the Auditor, here
is where the blame would seem 60
lie. If it should be proved that the
delinquency come from the SheriHs
it will be interesting to note what are
the politics of the delinquents. Ger.
tain it is that the State Democratic
officials can in no way be hcldrespon.
sible for this ParberS5urq Sen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
70 FARMERS!

Hvoin ear unloadcd to~day we offer
Au!u' riStrd dissolved Bone at $50 per
i"i. and Buckeye Phosphate at Z3s per
i'u-bnth in bales OF 25O pounds each
We have the most gratifying reports OF
tho'o iertiiI1'rs sold last spriny.
SNAPPER & BoNAFtELu.
Aug I'll. Iunnclinn W VI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

f. Al a
Now comes the quadrennial com.
plant of the Republican newspapers
about the General School fund dis
tributation this year being very much
short of che year previous. 1t has
been explained to them by the re.
ports of Republican Auditors prior
to 1870, and by Democrat Auditors
since then until they ought to know
just why this is so; but they per
tend they do not in the hope of de.
ceiving somebody. Indeed it has
become the established idea with
these fellows that they cannot come
into power in West Virginia, by a
fair, square statement of their case
they must perforce deceive enough
voters into voting their ticket to
mske msjority or they stay out.
One would suppose, after fifteen or
twenty canvasses were run on this
dubious plain, they would try az
honest deal for luck but they won't.
Bless you all, gentlemen, the short.
age is with US every four years Ger
tain and may come oftencr from
kindred causes. The whole trouble
lies in the fact that the rate Of tax.
alton for general State purposes is
not sufficient TO meet the current ex.
penses of the State Goyernment.and
the StsteTreasury officials, in their
desperate efforts to keep the Treasury
from going to protest and the ms.
chinery Of Government form stop.
ping, are obliged to place as much of
the funds paid in by the sheriHs to
the credit Of the General state fund
az possible, TO the neglect Of the
General school fund. OF course as
'"' owe una IS favored the other is
I''u'e" ID quantity This is plain.
II does not involve these Treasury
'llc'a's ID anything like The commits.
'.'n Oh d criminal act Every cent
paw 'n goes N the credit Of either
we 'ha'a. state Fund "Iha
',' '''' foA"' or ',ne
,'''''' , ''' and the state gets tlc
% 10 ALL N % 'dY is 1w.n.
-, '.''''y gains a1 'nauePnn
-'o" every ,'0' }s-1 ,-s .-o.".,
p az "F ''.' Est t.a. n."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

TIE accepted candidate for Pea.
body scholarship is entitled 20 5000
each year to pay expenses at college,
must declare bis intention to make
teaching profession, and if there is
opportunity upon graduation, teach
two years in the public schools of the
State. The applicant may be a gen.
tleman OF lady, at LEASE II years
old.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
- II Tes': SMIrH CuANs. Gle
LOST RECORD NOTICE.

Circuit Coart Of Preston County, Aug
Ust -, 1850.
Trustees oiRethol MEChurch) Chapter
vs. l75 Of the
jesse Paii's hers Acts OF
1871.
William G. Wor'ey. commissioner
app N1t"d under said Act. TIN, day IN ,do
las lima. report he. Gin. Nhureu Don on
motion 81 the petitioners IT is ordered
that sud report he fled ard that anoiice
be puh:i.h he'd in he Nest Virginia a RUS
and Preston County Joururl, once "a
week Tor iwelve successive weeks, Of tho
hIng coz the said report, aad requiring
ID person. Interested thrr,in To- anna r
Lri"iH Ibis court on the rrSt dav oi the
u,Xi loyu anu Ia " hat may be necessary
30 protect thtir interests" Fr, vfleJ
however. that such u"tice may consist
% copy of ihiH order published A. a,
Ia e-hid. copy from the record.
~ lZt. Tes,; SMITH CRANE Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

The Homecoming ReUie1o says the
the Deltas made 3 scores on the frst
two innings in the game with the
Homecoming boys. This is false MIR.
Scbnaidt The Delta club made
their runs in the ID, 9Th, 7th, and
9lh innings. Your talk about the
nine you sent out here teing 4 scrub"
picked up in town is mere twaddle.
The Drltos can and will defeat your
best club before the season is past.
Paste this in your hat if you can
stand it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

TuE Wheeling Register now repro.
duccs the Rev. r. Dewitt Talmago'4
sermons the day after they are de.
liyered in Europe. This is bit Of
enterprise (which the management
Of That paper deserves special credit.
But not for this alone. The Regis,
ter is full abreast with the times in
gathering all the general news of
importance, and besides this, con.
tains the news gathered from every
part Of the State. We take special de.
light in recommending it as a journal
that ought to be read by all our pat.
rOns.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Is all probability Logan will be
The Republican candidate for Presi.
dent in 1898. lie viii share the
same lato then That he did in "a
when he had the second place on
the ticket. Logan may be big enough
TO spread over Che State of Illinois.
but he is too small to take in oil the
States.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Subscribe for The ARGUS. it Is
The best local paper in the couoty-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
LOST RECORD NOTICE

Corcuit Court Of Preston County. Au
gust, 20, 1885.
Edward H. Ryan on pets
VS. ton under
Harrison Iiagans heirs oil al chapter l75
OF tho Acts Of 1871.
william G.. vs. orloy, a commissioner
appointed under said Act shls day made
his Gunl report herein " bcreupon on
motion Of the petitioner il il ordered
that -aid report bs flied. aud tina; a
motto. be published ia the West Vir :iuia
= rSas ana Preston County Joutnai .ou.o
a SeeK for twelve success i've week, Of tho
fling Oi said report, and requiring all
parsons Interested therein. u apper4 bs-
fore this court ou the first day OF tho
reEut torn, and DO What may be necS,
S.ry 90 protect their interests: Provide {
however tll1t such notice may consist OF
q copy II this order publication as afJra-
s-in. \ copy from tue IecOrd,
81 1T Test: SMtrH CRANE. Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

REPoRTER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Circuit comt Of Preston County, Aug,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

Al the age Of forty OF forty i've, the
crystalline lens Of the eye has dattensd
to such IN extent, by the layers OF the
lens oondenslo2, thai instead of being
aeie 70 read fine print AZ distance OF
tS-iye inches, ~ formerly, the book has
TO be held 81 a greater distance What
is wanted Is 81 artificial lens Just thick
enough 10 Oil up for Iks dehcieuey of
the iens Of the eye.
Instead of selecting glasses for your-
self, ss IL usually done. call on Franz
kIRsEALL t0f kimball a SOM who ia a
Practical opaIeian and thoroughly
understands the eye. and have him ad-
Just pKir oi their celebrated Scotch
Pebble Il gsses, and don't ruia your eyes
With vindo~ glass spsctscIes. We alsc
make all kinds Of compound, cYiindri-
eSi, prismatic and COMPLICATED lenses
on sur premises. Gl9sses ground 70
order IN prescription of any ocalist.
| Tye's Ogers House. jasdv
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E1CITEp THofSaNp.

Al! over the land are eOiRR into scstssy
over DE-. Kings New Discovery for Coz
s1mptlsn- Tie unlocked for reooyery
by tie limely ase Of this great Life
Saving remedy. causes them 10 20 naar-
ly wtsd II iss praise. II Is guaranteed
to positively care Severe Coughs. Colds,
asthma. hay Fever, BroGehitis. Hoarse-
Dess. Loss OF Voice. OF any affection Of
the Throat or Lnngz. Triai bottles free
al A b, steSar's Drug Store. Large
SIZE. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01

erss, Hasaii O. sAe kmsrseaa ftax.t
PAx.lmA. MnrcA 0s-The Ss3r 4 Her.
aad bailesins, palsiisAea today, say tie
sssAmse taoion wsss ssts<d tedAy a. A.
pinwAll by tbs rescaattntstt, who de-
naandsd TIE .1slIvsry of shlpmeuis Of
xrnas On board fst the r<s0latia1- The
Agent ltpfsEzea 10 sxlix~f the1. Ccnnsr,
the is.,Ai superintendent - the Paeaes
Mali Co. vas nrst Arrested. and l&ses
shs captain asd purssr II tAs sssa1sr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
sREAT REJECTION.

In order that all NAV have an oppOr-
tunIty 20 travel duriaR the present hard
times, the q. X. a n. Company has re-
ducsad the fare fr1m Seattle - Victoria
ar any point Oh tbe : und to one dollar.
The travelling public Sill please bear
this in tnind. The Emma Hayward,
North Pacific and George Z. Starr viii
carry PASSENGERS 20 or from Seattle TO
any point for one dollar. nd tie Idaho
nn the WhaEeom route viii continue TO
o'tfry passengers 10 ans port for 80 cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-01
DOMINION sTE.n.a,P LINE.

R1nrinR between Liverpool and Qasbec.
LhSloe bY rAil - ali poluts IN United
csstasL SaIlfreTn Liverpool every Thurs
d4y, calling at Belfast, and from Qas bcc
every Saturday. Steamers are large and
f4st. and sseeraee accommodation auex-
cellsd oy any other iine, TtiIe the voyage
u O0 miles shorter than VA New York.
three DAYS Of Il In the smooth waters Of
the Ga4f Lnd kiveF ST. LAErsnce, famed
-. beautiful, psctllres9ge scesaery. Steer
aSe and prepaid csrtlicat ; so3d Gt loE-
est rates Asa, drafts on f.afape, and
osnk renittsnoes TO apV P. .. address
A ChIlberE s Co, General Agents for
ts@ Northwest. Seattle. W. I. coz
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TELEG RAPHIC.
EAsTERN


WtSssbF& u ARna0rkg.
LouLsyrLE-E, Ky. March 30.-A special
from Moorshsad. KY. reports that
h0wsn county IL experiencing 4 rsiQr,
% lawiessness. A quarrel vhieh aros.
lass An2ast oaeF tie elecsi on u Sheriff
nss grown into noss bitter one, which
has already eanzed several trseedie..
The trouhls has been made q political
one, aHd one side or the other has tsessn
espoaacd by nearly every citizen Of tae
county. short time sRo the Depaty
sherir vas. killed and the Connty AZ
sorrey waylaid and wounded. aud The
otnsr authorities have fed from the
conniY. since the mGrdeF u Uepaty
snerIn bsaGeARdneF there has beer. nB
eoauty government. The CoqntF Judge.
the Sherin, toe Marshal and their 6epa
tiss are all gone. The Coaa-
" Iaerk, Major Casey. 4 non
combatant and Con partisan is the only
ops latt and he has rsesiyed two or
three warnings than hn had better %.
Armed bands Of men patrol the county
sud make regular visits to Msorshead.
AZ aBy moment = collision is Iooke d
Tor and the scenes OF tse Rreathitt var
VIII Us rs-enaetsd. Ina trouble comes
trofn the election for Sheriff. JOhn Mar.
N@A1f NAhNl AsDfAa0A4CAG E1uUt1aEE- rr4FetNtTQ
malority Of eleven votes. some
tronole arose betwesD him and man
named IOllIyer q short while ago. Toll
liver met old man Nartin. a relative Of
the ShsrIc. 10 a saloon and shot hiu
Aftsrvard witnesses szore that toe kilI
InR wAs done By the Sheriff, and the
trouble ksp, on crossing until Baum
Raftnor WAS shot.
They Lynrhed HIm-
MAc0s, Ga, March 30.-On SATURDAY
morning last, while Jesse Doles. 4 Young
farmer living seven miles from Vienna,
Dooley coanty, was glowing IN his hela,
beorge Rouse, q negro eX convict, en-
tered hia dSsallng. committed an outrage
upon his wife, and then cut her throat.
she sas found soon afterWArd BY hsr
husband. VITO assembled the nsiehbors
and began to search for Rouse. he was
captured on Sunday morning. and IN the
,,vsnIng 9 mob took him, heard ais con
tessisn, uautilAted his person and then
hanged ban 90 a tree on the publlc road,
where be yet hangs. Many negroes took
nart III the lynohing. and could With
dIfhculiy be restrained from burning
Rouse az the stake. /
Mere Beef
CHICAGO. March 3l.--The Armour
Packing Co. Of this city has received
additional cable orders from the British
slar department for tue shipment OF
10000 pounds of canned meats, the
destination being Woolwiah. The same
Company has orders from the Canadian
Government for 225,000 pounds of
canned meat for shipment 10 Winnipeg,
tor the use Of the Canadian troops mass
ing there to operate against the half
breeds and Indians.