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Mexican Love for Children.

One trait of the Mexican character
deserving of all prase is the national
love for children. Mexico is the chill
dren's paradise. Children are loved
and petted in public to an extent that
mskes an American. used to the stOlid
ways Of his own country people
open his eyes in establishment
and pleasure. There is no affectation in
the matter. A baby is every ones an
miration, and here you may see faith
erB out walking with their children
for the pleasure of the children's com
pany. In shops and all places where
people meet children are petted, and a
baby in shop is seized and carressed
by an army of male admirers.-BOston
Herald.
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Rnlss Tor Hee-Keepers.

At a meeting of the Western Maine
Bee Keepers Association, the subject
of strengthening weak colonies re-
ceived considerable attention. Doubl-
ing up colonies in early spring when
the weather is yet cold, was deemed
injudicious by most of the speakers,
though Mr.. Fuller, of Oxford, had
purchased a colony from distance
and divided it among three of his
weak ones when set upon the summer
stands, with apparent success. In an
essay on handling bees, Mr.. Isaac
Hutchins, of Wellington, summed up
his instructions as follows:
l. Never attempt to strike down a
bee if she attacks you in the apiary.
2. Never blow smoke into the en-
trance of hive before opening it.
g. Never open hive on a cold or
stormy day, unless it is absolutely
necessary, then close it as soon as
your object is accomplished.
4. Never excite the bees with
smoke or any other means to cause
them to fill with honey before or while
handling them.
5. Never jar the frames or hive or
make any quick motions in the apiary.
6. Never open hive and expose it
to robber bees.
2. Never crush bees inlhandling.
The fourth proposition of Mr..
Hutchins called out lively discussion,
as it is believed by most apiarists that
the use of smOkefto alarm the bees
and induce them to fill their sacks
with honey is the principle object of
the use of smoke. Most of the MEM
bers present expressed an opinion
favorable to the use of smoke in the
apaiary, and that it was not injurious
to the bees.
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A CENTURY Aeo.-It is just hun
bred years since the famous General
Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia,
died at Grammar Hall, near Upminster,
Essex, and was buried in the church
there, within a stones throw Of his
house. The old manor house no longer
exists, but handsome farm house stands
on the site. General Oglethorpe lived
to be SO. He had fought under
Prince Eugene, and yet might have dan
died Sir Moses Montefore on his knee
His name is very familiar to all who
know their Roswell.
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The number Of voters registered ~ ~ ~. ~
York city on the second day was % va ~
inr the total for the first two Gays as.i,s5
m 1851 on the second day the figures teas sl'.
20 906 and the total for the first Two o ny
was "a. sac. In 1882. second day, ehsiai ~
two DAYS, 1888. In 1888 secona uasi ~
6s4. second day. $685. In 1884 seconu uA''
77.643; two days, i52,4l7. ,,.t
All Petersburg, Va, three persons ~ '9''
their lives BY an explosion Of kerosene on
The wife and child Of farmer S.d sssiq IN q
near Fargo. d. T., were burned to deatn N NJ
,,5s;r;a iSe in The presence Of the husband ana
father WHO was unable to rescue them.
Five Cinnamon we're burned to death IN IN =
fro which broke out in their laundry ~ OaA-
land Cal. - j..
FARMERS Of Sharp county, Ark, pursued ee. q
hand Of horse thieves. The latter resAssou
arrest are, and two OF them were killed.
Henry W. Shaw Josh Bilhngsl, the en nam
pion phonetic speller And popular humoIis1,
ddied at Monterey, Cal. BE was 90 years OF
age.
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CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
The Agricultural Departments Report on
Grains Etc.

The corn crop is made with very little in
Jury from frost, and with a yield slightly
above an average. The general average OF
condition is the same as last month-95, 9
figure not attained in October since 1879 The
yield per acre will be returned next month.
but present indications point TO fully 262
bushels per acre throughout the country
Nebraska stands highest. Only Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Kansas Virginia, North Carolina,
and the Pacific Coast fall b Glow 80.
The returns for wheat are on the basis OF
yield per acre for the area harvested. The
average is about 105S bushels. It is only 9
bushels on the area gOwn, which was nearly
10000, 900 acres. The area harvested is not
precisely determined, but will probably not
much exceed 100000 acres. The States
Averaging 4 to 8 bushels are Virginia, the
CarOlinas, Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, West Virginia and Kentucky.
Missouri returns bushels and Ohio 81; Hi
nois, 90; California, 9.5; Pennsylvania, 10;
Indiana, 10S; Iowa, l12; Minneso ta and
Maryland. Ills; Wisconsin, lib Texas re.
ports 1916 with large area; New York and
Oregon 1876, Michigan, 20, and Colorado,
Montana, Utah and Washington, p to Is
bushels.
The average yield Of oats viii be nearly %
bushels per acre, iusuring crop in excess Of
GOO OO0 600 bushels The rye average is lO.4
bushels. nearly 2 bushels short OF he yield OF
1884. The average yield Of barley viii be
about 20 bushels per acre. The condition q
potatoes has seriously declined on account o.
ihn prugalerce OF rot IN New York and Mlahi.
gan ard olaevhsTo. The deeline ffQul tbe
1T 81 September was / rolntsf
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Looking to the Future.

She hadn't made up her mind about
it, and they were so widely oh, so
widely separated-in the parlor-
from each other; maybe as much as
three feet There was passive smile
fringed with doubt between them.
She was engaged in deep meditation
with herself and was looking on the
floor, when he said;
''Matilda, why not give an answer
to my proposals."
"Why, was just thinking how you
win look when you get old" she
huughtfullyreplisd, -~Ksnts'asg siatt
J9arHae
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Mr.. Joseph Hickson, the agent in To
ronto, Canada, Of the New York, West
Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company, is
well-known throughout the Dominion.
He writes that for several weeks his lit
tie girl was i'll with bronchitis. He used
different preparations and also had her
treated by physician, but without
effect. Finally, he tried Red Star Cough
Cure, and before one bottle was finished
she was perfectly well.
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Curious Statistics.

A writer on the railways of the
world states that every day 6,5OO,0OO
persons are carried greater or less dis
tances on steam roads. In other words,
2,40O.000,000 persons, nearly double
the population of the globe, travel in
railway cars during each year, and the
numbers, of course, are steadily in
creasing. 1t is these increasing tides
of travel that are altering the face OF
the earth. Since the recognition OF
American independence some 12,5OO,-
600 immigrants have landed on oul
shores. OF these barely 100000
came here previous to 1914, the other
eleven million and half is to be cred
tied to the cheapness of steam naviga-
ton. Another prosperous period
would probably bring 100000 Euro
peans yearly to share our liberty and
good fortune in this country.-DemoT-
eef'e
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AWFUL INcENDIARIsM.-T set on fire
the dwelling of an immortal soul with
Alcohol is a great crime. Whoever
administers Rum Bitters to the sick is
guilty of it. The only medicine in ex-
istence which extinguishes disease, by
removing all morbid matter from the sys-
tenn, is DIR. Walkers VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, tonic, yet free from Alcohol.
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wlsHrNarnN NnTEa

Attorney General Garland has given i an
opinion that when Presidential Post ~ Oillc9
ceases to yield a revenue exceeding vl,UV9 ~
annum it becomes a fourth class ONCE, ana sile
postmaster, although confirmed by the oelia.e,
las no tenure of Office but the fostni.9. .slt
General can appoint whom ne CHOOSES 70 N''
the Office.
Ttisunderstood that the name Of Mr.. Z. J.
Dovn If Oregon. rec ntly appointed United
states Judge for Alaska in place Of Judge NC
AlIister will not be sent to the Senate. whether
Jndge McAlister will be restored to duty Is not
yet known.
Surgeon General Hamilton says that the
danger Of a cholera invasion Of this country
has passed for the present.
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neglected or badly treated, often degenerate
isse1v sneedilv and permanently cured with
ont knife, caIstic or salve, by our new and
improved methods. Pamphlet and references
10 cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary Med
icai Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo,
" V
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COACHES we're first built in England in 1855

''He who is false to present duty" says
Henry Ward Beecher, ''breaks a thread in
the loom, and will find the flaw when he may
occurs to us. Mr.. VIM Ryder, of 81 Jeffer-
son street, Buffalo, n. Y, recently told a re-
porter that, q had large abscess on each
leg that kept continually discharging for
twenty years. Nothing did me any good ex-
cept DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
1t cured men Here is a volume expressed in
a few words. Mr.. Ryder's experience is en-
titled to our readers careful consideration
The Sun.
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NEW YORK MARKET.


The Wholesale New York market quotations
BEASs-Prime. s16O@sL62; fair to good,
81 .55@S1.6 go per busheL
BuTTER - New York sold at 23@26c. for
choice in pals and 20@24c. common 70 good.
Western Creamery sold at 204 22c., snd the
common Western at l7@l9c.
CHEEsE-Factory fancy 9gllci do. fair
and 70 good, 6G715e.
Faes-Quotations ranged from 1So. for Of /,
dinafy, to $50 for New York. New Jersey
FLOUR 7I.cy1 superhne. sS25@ss.5O; Western,
6. 9O@s4 rs; extra New York. S475@S5 so.
HAY-NO.l, e5c @S100; No. 2, 10000.
straw. 7O@75c. for No. 1. and 40@50 for oat.
HoPs-New York, 1l@l2c. Eastern, 99llei
'i PoRE Prime $3.50 a $1,000 dressed
I'VE #aS Ear Spring No. p 92@95c.; Nil
waukee. No. 2, 9s@lO1e.i -
CoRN-Ungraded Western Mixed. 50952ci
Steamer Mixed, 5l@53c. in elevator, 54a
delivered; No. 2, Oslo. in elevator, -
RYE-State 61@64s.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FLoUR-state family, S40O9s425; rye hou
S325@$3.60; wheat, State, S0@95c
amber, S0.0Oicorn. yellow, 5Oc.i mixed States
PETRoLEum-ReHned. $40. crude. 71l@7slo
WooI-State and Western n, 34@37e, K,
33@96c. medium SO@3lc.i coarse, 24@25o
BOSTON MARKET
F1ouR From s35O@SA5O for low and
medium, to s425@S5.50 for choice Minnesota.
Corn. 52@55c. for mixed and yellow.
BrTrER Common, 19c. 924c.; Vermont
dairy, 22@24o choice creamery 26o.
CHEEsE-90l0G
BEANs-S1. 5O@S1.55
HAY-Choice s18OS21.
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For DYSPEPSIA, indigestion, depression Of spir-
its and general debility in their various forms,
also as preventive against fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers, the "FerrO-Phos-
phorated Elixer of Calisaya," made by Caswell,
Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gsts, is the best tonic; and for patients recover
ing from fever or other sickness it has no equal
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-10-23
A Practical suItOr.

He was a cheeky lawyer, and she 2
woman of property. Said he:
"Do you love meP'
"Indeed, indeed I do" she MUIR
ssered.
eWell, one deed win be quite
enough" be sud III yoii viii put it in
nv nsme,"--Nsse Yogk JeArnsL
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THE NEW JERSEY CENSUS.
A Healthy Growth in Five Years-HOw IL
Is Distributed.


The following are some Of the statistics from
the late census Of New Jersey: Total native
born white males. 487, SOL; total native born
white females, 497, 955; total native born col
ored males. 90 3S9; total native born eolored
females, 81, 453; total foreign born Irish males
43, 1903; total foreign born Irish females, d.
032; total foreign born German males, 45,0lIi
total foPeign-bOen German females, 4l,695
total foreign born males all other nstionali.
ties, 35,752; total foreign born females, all
other nationalities 80, 100; total males years
and under, II Sl9; total males to 20, 2,4o6i
total males 20 to 90, SIG, 5S2; total males over
CO. 50. 0S2; total females, years and under
rs sol; total females 5 to 90, 204, $3.50; total te-
males 20 to 60, 320,021; total females over W,
Al .493; total number Of males in State, $780,
1S6; total number Of females, 642, s47; total
number Of inhabitants in State, l,276,039.
Over one-third Of the Irish population OF
New Jersey is located in Hudson county ana
Hudson and Essex counties together contain
nearly two-thrds Of the German population.
There are so, 9S3 Germans in Hudson county,
and e, $50 Germans in Essex county. About
IS per cent. of Camden's population Is col
ored, and about II per cent. of Salem county 8
is of the same color. There are more eolored
people in Camden county than in Essex and
Hudson counties combined. The increase IN
the cOlored population of the State in years
is 1917 per cent. The largest increase In total
population is in Hudson county The increase
there has been over q per cent. Camden
county comes next, with an increase OF nearly
% pr c. mt. Sc en'y 8 ven per cent. Of the
whole State are white native born; 10 pel
cent. are Irish, per cent. are German, Va
pel cent. are coloTed and 51S FER cent. are Of
othr nati9nalties.
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DYspepsia

Is caused By oarelessness In diet, high living ea'n
too rapidly too rich food, oyertaHiDg the stomach
with ind gsstible food, &C. Constipation neaasens
heartburn sour stomach. distress after eating tant
ness dizziness and capricious appetite are some OF @
many distressing symptoms. Hoods slrsapariiis
tones the stomach AMI promotes heaithy olsose'H'
thus curing the most obstinate cases Of dyspepsia
II suffered with dyspepsia many years, and ae,
spaired Of ever being we'll. The medicines used da
me no good. Hoods Sarsaparilia being reoommenoel
tried it. and consider myself entirely we'll cannot
ernress myself strong enough in favor of Hoods sAr
saparilla.n-Mns. s. NJ. BEEDE, Marblehead, Mass
II had dyspepsia several years and tried Hooa
sarssoarila with the very best rssuls"-hRs' NJ D.
RYAN indianapolis Ind.
.Ihave used Hoods sarsaparilla for sick headaon.
and Indigestion, and it hss relieved me Of days ana
weeks of sickness and pain. MARY T. SMITH, Oa'n
bridgeport, Mass.
Hoods SaPSapaFiIla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S.. Prepared By
O. /. HOOD Co, Apothecares, Lowell. Mass
fnO n0seG One Dollar
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KANSAS brags that she has never had
a breach of promise suit since the State
was admitted to the unioo. If The girls
can't get the fellow they don't want his
money.
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SCrOfuIa OfLungs

lam now 40 years old, and have suffered for thi
last fifteen years with lung trouble nave speni'
fhousands Of dollars to arrest the march OF lns us
ease: but temporary relief was all that o9talhel
was UNIT for any manual labor tor seEeIsal y9t
Specifc u.s. s. S1 claiming that he himself mad peen
Greatly benefited by its in some lung tfouDlSs
Rresoived 10 trv t. The results are remarkable. by
cough has left me, my strength has returned ana
yeigh sixty pounds more than ever dlq In my llie
II ms been three years since stopped the use OF the
medicine but have had no return OF the disease
and there are pains or weakness Ielt ~ ny
/ do the hardest Kind OF work. l. j. HULL
Montgomery, ia, June ., 1888.
svifts Specific IS entirely vegetable. Treatise OF
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. .,.. ~,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer s. Atldhta' ut-
or ~ w. I'd ST. n. Y.
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ErrRY fox takes eare Of 81 taiI.

AN ITEM OF INrERRsr.-" Beeson's Aromatic
Alum Sulphur Soap prevents, cures and heals
skin diseases, softens and beauilnes ISce anu
hands 95e bv Druggists. or by mail. Ad-
dress VIM. Dreydoppel, Philadelphia, Pa
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Tausr in God. but mind your business.

How many people say your plaster beats
everything | ever tried. The Hop Plaster
cures Backache, Sciatica, or pains in any
part The best porous plaster known. 25c.
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II afflicted with sore eyes use Or, Isaac
Ihompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell It, 2oo'
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One pair of boots can be saved every year
by using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel stifien'
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8 MONTHS treatment for Doc. Piso's
Renadv Tor Oatarrh. Sold BY druggists.
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When you visit or leave New York city. save oAggaEe
1ressae and SO carriage hire and stop AZ the Nfanu
IT5lion Hsfsi. opposits Grand Central depot. "a,
sD5 eleTan rooms lifted up a. cost Of one mill9a
doilars An and upward per day. European plan. Bic
SstnT Rsstaurant supplied with the best, Horse ears
steqes and elevated railroad to all depots tamne.
sSI live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than At any other ratclass hotel IN the CITY
FOR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this pabsr
....l. ~ Lhn mn hliahnr Of the naner. Lle.
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MARKET NOTES.

No lengthy advertisement is necessary
bolster up nr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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THE NEWS.

WRLKaRAPHTU REPOKTs OF WHAE -
ERAN9FIHhNG OF AMfOhEANCA ~
FILLS COUNTRY AND EASk"hAhh-
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bulWark of that country AbulAat AtA-' -
aid be wished all success 10 those defendlng
~ Church and that he and his friends would
ioin in defending it. Cardinal Newman 3
l;a,,s are important in connection with the
fortbconninq elections for members OF farLa-
-oent and they will be likely to influence
MANY votes in favor OF the Conservative oah-
didates. 81 CO..
The attempt to boycott the Cork steam
ship Company by the cattle llas .,sS
ne shipping Of cattle by the packets Of that
comnanv The failure Of the attempt mas
snnrred tho Ioyalsts to increased energy IN
Heir fieht against the Nationalist, and they
intend 10 contest every parliamentary seat ~
iceland at the coming election, so as % else
-'~.nalites greater trouble and expense ii
';1ates.
- occurred at
tnoe caused
Sc occupants
were
ain,
ian
BUR-
the
have
lat.ons
ed to de-
the ex-
en- cured.
Vizer, have
the Corinth
he killed and
It defeat Of the
deb. 1t is now
cessary to relieve
yergez, the last Of
1 shot.
the gates Of Mrs.
.estead at Kildysart,
rs OF the League to
It to sit in the same
4 OConnel attended
occupant of the gallery.
Alexandria states that
crop is slowly coming into
mounts to 100000 can
100 900, as has been esti-
rladstone, speaking at Leeds,
berals were agreed that the
ord Lieutenancy Of ireland
he'd. He thought that in time
voluntarily yield home rule to
6aining, however, the rights OF
oh from Tangiers says that Ser
ngh. a retired British artilleryman,
e. has Just committed murder. dc
the woman he was living with and
amuck in the streets, stabblng many
and fatally Wounding TWO. He was
captured, and is now in jail awaiting
or murder.
body Of "Moonlighters" raided a farm
county Kerry, Ireland, from which tenant
been evicted. They slit the care-taker'
rs and cropped his HAIR.
Cholera broke out on the United States
ship Ossipee, in Japan waters, during August
and five Of the crew died.
Dispatches from Constantinople say thai
vigorous war preparations by Turkey are al
ready we'll advanced. Two powerful armies
are now in advantageous positions Tor ad
vance into both BulgaIia and Eastern hou
melia, and at the same time to check any at
tack from other Balkan States. At the SAINT
time, it is still hoped that peace Will be main
tanned.
Paris dispatches explain the cause OF the
conservative success in the recent French
elections. France wishes to be republican anC
voted for the conservatives not from desire oil
a monarchal restoration, but as rebuke "a
recent errors. The monarchy can be brought
! hack only by radical excuses.
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BUFFALO - Cattle, good quality, s425@
s475; hogs fair to good, S4259s4.4Oi best
e4.75
EAST LmERTY PEN.-Best cattle, &5.409
e.. So; medium to good, S4.50@S5.0oi common
to fair, s35O@s4.0O; Hogs Workers. $4,000
S4.25 Philadelphias. e4.20@SA25. Sheep
e3.7O@3.90. ~
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YoUR elbow is near, but you cannot bite It
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- Fnce, Hands, Feet, and all their In
fftff[slA perfections, Including Facial Develop
kEs%fy inent Birth Marks. Moles, Warts, Moth
4t1 - Freckles. Red Nose, Acne, Blk Heads,
W ga Scars, Pitting and their treatment.
l6tN-E4S. DR. John Woodbury., 81 n. Pearl st. Alba
&,Sl Why, NY. Est'bd 1871. Send 10c. for book.
0Rnsw5n Hsgsa Great English Govt and
0HMhH Ff6tSa Rheumatic Remedy.
Oval Box, S1.OO; rOund, 80 cts.
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A PRESENT is cheap, but love is dear.
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erNERAL TTEAfs.

GENERAL ITEMS.
The house ana cattle barn belonging to
Peter Hengen, living near Ithaca, NeD.i were
burned Friday night Hengen was away from /
home at the time. The remains Of his WiIe {
and daughter were found in the RUNS OF the
house and the body Of his brother 10 nc Darn.
The prevailing opinion is that We err ~
murdered the woman and child ana Ifea tils
premises afterWard committing suicide.
The Brooklyn, n. Y, Democrats nomi-
mated Daniel D. Whitney for Mayor on FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. Phoebe Allen died Friday morning at
the Faith Cure in Newark, n. j., at the age OF
1O3 years. She was born in Hoboken.
Friday night James Flaherty and James
Sheridan, tTackmen, working on the NeWafh
branch Of the Philadelphia Reading railroad
at Elizabethport, n j., we're struck 1y pas
senger train. Sheridan was instantly killed
aud Flaherty fatally injured.
John and William Kesler, bachelor broth
erR, occupying a cabin near the village OF sty-
burtsville nine miles from Hazeion, Tar
were found by Johns illegitimate son, dead,
with unmisiakabe evidences OF shocking
double murder When the son reached we
cabin, the first object that NIT his gaze as nc
opened the door was the dead Dody OF ms
father lying in the middle OF the hoor. IN
the adjoining room Wi liam lay dead. VII
liam's head was beaten almost to jelly aud
his body was shockingly bruised and manBled.
us hands we're tied behind his back with
re OF rope, The drawers Of bureau were
open, a trunk had been ransacked and
br ken open and left in disorder
'side the door was found heavy
covered with blood aud gray hair
8 mangled head. It is thought
Zoe thpt John was first shot,
tH ith se41 ;,,t,, Jiil,1' 81
~ Si5 sro I,Iaco ~ ne
i'ins f-''' -
Us nominated a
TO the County
For JuSlee ol
Batre0i IoI
JUS . ,5 nan,
uon - az tbe
Fbrlich
nj. for
;deni
ney