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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

Editor Coffroth. of the Democrat, returned
Thursday from "a two weeks sojourn in
Maryland and Virginia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

Mrs John II. Boyts, who was visiting rel
atives in Somerset for the past two weeks,
returned TO her home in Irwin Monday
morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

Our staunch Republican friend, John
Hammer, Esq, of Hooyersville. paid US
friendly call Friday afternoon. He was
strongly for Quay and the county ticket
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

Messrs. William and Franklin Rodgers,
of Shade township, were among our busi-
ness callers Friday.
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Tuesday was one of the stormiest election
days we have had for many years. The air
was raw and disagrecable and the snow
come down all day long.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

There was an unusual large number of
people from the country in town on Satur-
day.
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Hallow Zen was observed by the Somer-
set small boy in the accustomed manner Sat
arday evening. The usual amount Of bell
ringing, corn throwing, etc. was INDUCED
in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

The Misses Joe and Alice Elder, daughters
Barbara Meyers, of Meyersdale, spent last
week in Somerset at the residence of Mr..
Edward Scull
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

We announce that having bought large
Flannels and other Fall and Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer item at prizes neyer
before touched by the tdde. Everyone that
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices. Our
stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, LinoIeums, Mat
tingS. Rugs Stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons,
DC, DC, is very large, and is composed of the
most desirable goods in the market
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The chestnut season is about over. The
crop was fairly average one.
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MARRIAGE I.IcENsEs.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued during the past week by Clerk Shat
er:
Samuel II. Friedline of New York City
to Louisa Grouse of Lavansville.
Chauncy lutzy of stonycreek township
TO Lucy Ringer of Allegheny township.
Isaac W. Kaufman ofConemaugh Town
snip to Lucy A. Blough of same township.
Mark A. Gellespie Of New Baltimore to
Sophia roller of same place
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In its issue Of October 10Th the Meyersdale
Commecial, in speaking of the costs in the
Poor House and Auditors cases. says:
"Well. we will have 10 let the old man OF
the HERALD lie about the costs till the cleo
ton. Ii is his last hold. The truth of the
matter is. the costs have already been paid
in erc7i case into the hands oftheir attorney
That the editor of the Com
mercial is a very ignorant man. all who
know him are aware. That he will lie like
a Trojan. no one doubts. But that he would
try to impose upon the credulity of his
readers by so stupid lie as the above. was
hardly 10 be expected. We believed him ca
pable of almost any kind OF lying, but this
breaks the recor'. Now, the truth of the
matter is - this We have seen each and
every Of the counsel employed by the de
PENDANTS in these cases. and they all say that
not one penny of the costs have been paid
TO them BY their clients. The prosecutors
bill filed amounts TO S592.25. This he's ali
been taxed to one of the cases against Alex
ander Korns. The defendants attorneys
have filed large number of exceptions to
tlllS Dlil, anu NG4t tONlO A<i Ot NdA4th
next Friday to pass upon the exceptions
As most of the witnesses were subpen@d in
the embezzlement cases and in these cases
the county was found TO pay the costs, the
major portion of this bill will have to be
paid by the county. We give below an ex-
act statement of the cases. and the record
costs which the county. under the instruc-
tions of the Court and the verdicts of the
juries, is bound to pay Some of them have
already been paid 5g the county, and the bal
ance will be paid as soon as the bills are
presented In the first five of the following
cases the defendants were charged with a
felony, and the verdict being not guilty,
as matter of law the county is bound for
the costs. In the other two cases the YER
dict was not guilty and the county pay
l.a
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The iirst regular snow storm of the season
put in an appearance in this section last
Friday.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

A good FRAME HOUSE. with seven rooais.
basement. aud god cellar. large grounds. wifA
garden, forty fruit trees Of All kinds of ehuice
iruit, the most Of them bearing. A large grape
arhOr and geod variety % grapes , ornamcufai
trees. Two good wells OF water two cisterns ant
all necessary 0atouiidinss- A goOd locali1n. sni
fine view. near the Court House sne Diamond. +.
Suitable for a harding house. OF a splendid home
TO live privately. For terms, call on and see
T. "a. PIsEI.
oc2s.Im. Opposite Court House, Sornersei Pa
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4 DM1NIsTRAroR's NOTICE

Estate of Peter Levy, decd late Of Couemaugh
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration On the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 al
persons indebted to said estate 20 make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against ,hc
same will present them duly authenticated ior
settlement on Saturday, Novemher2 y lss5, az the
residence Of Elw0od Swank, in Daviisville, Som
erset Co, Pa.
HENRY p. ]. CUSTER.
OctIs Administrator.
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DrLE ro AcoEpT or RErrsE.

I DILE TO ACCEPT on EEFISE-
To Isiasl Baor. Daniel ) Raer, and Peter
Baes. Of Beaver City. Furnas County. Ne
frnEka.
You are hereby notified to appear al an Or
phans' Court 10 be held at Somerset on Monday.
the 1t-h day OF December next % accept or refuse
to take the real estate Of Solomon j. baer, decd.
at the appraised valuation, or show cause Why the
same shonid rot be sold.
SheriiTs Once, JOHN WINTERS,
Nov. 4 Iss5 sheriff
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The Bedford papers are now denouncing
the panther story as ''demnition" lie.
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A D,I1NIsrRAroRs NOTICE

Estate Of Henry Metz,er decd. late O Sousrsct
Township Somerset County, p.
Letters OF administration en- the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned hy The
proper authority. notice is hereby given 90 an
persons Indebted to said estate % maze irnmedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against the
same 70 pres Mt them duly henticated Tor set
Element on Friday. the 5sh day oi November iss5,
at the Office Of j. O. KimmeM, Esq. In Somerset
Borough.
CATHARINE METZLER.
sepgD Administratrix-
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county for the Investigating committee; about
$4,000 paid BY he county, for court expenses
during the trial Of these cases, and the ma
jor portion of the Prosecutors bill Of S392.-
p, you will have sum in excess of $1,000;
and this is what the Meyersdale CONNER
cial's' malicious prosecution of honest aud
upright public officials cost the hard-fsted
taxpayers of Somerset county. A large
portion of this money has been paid and
the balance viii be paid out Of the county
treasury. and no amount Of wilful. mali
cious and stupid lying on the part of the
Commercial can wipe il out
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DULE TO ACCEPT uR REFUSE.

X " " u
To Hulda Popey, of Markle, p. o.. West
moreland County, Pa:
You are hereby lbtified to appear at an Or
phans' Court to be Md at Somerset on Monday,
the l4th day Of December next to accept or refuse
to take the real estate of Thomas keam. dee q. .
at the appraised valuation, or show cause why
the same should not be sold.
Sherifs Ofiice, JOHN WINTERS,
Nov. 4, 1855. Sherin.
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L'xECUroR's NOTICE.

Estate OF CathArine Mountain. dee T.. late of Al.
olson Twp, Somerset Co, Pa
Letters testamentaryon the above estate having
been granted 20 the underlined by the proper au-
thority. notice Is hereby given % al persons in
debted 10 said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against Il % pre-
sent them dnly authenticated tor settlement and
allowance.
II. A. HARTZELI..
sepcB-6t. Executor
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NOTICE.

T. -
Estate Of Herman YOunkin. decd. late OF Upper
TurkeyfOOt Twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters testamentsry on the above estate hav-
Ing been granted to the undersigned. by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 10 thosc
Indebted to IL to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands will please pre-
sent them duly auther ticated for settlement on
Tuesday, Deee,nherl l, 1855. at the residence o.
JAt OBJ i. GERHARD
oct2l. Executor, kingYOod, Somerset o.. Pa
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IL the Estate Of Jacob :. Miller, deed.
The undersigned having been duly appo.ntei
Auditor by the Orphans Court % Somerset
County, Pa . 70 make distribution of the funds
in the hands OF Joseph u. Miller. AcminisfrltQr
sfJaeo0 = Miller. dee d, % snd among those le-
gally entitled thereto hereby gives notice tnlt ne
will attend 90 the g. ties 81 ssf apTolntHae nt on
Tuesdsv. the 10th day Of November. ls,j az his
Office 10 somerset Borough. where all persons IN
terested may attend 81 they think proper
DENNIS MEYERS.
oct.i Auditor.
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At an Orphans Court held at Somerset, Penn a
on the 9th day Of October, 1855, the undersigned
was duly appointed Auditor to make a distribu-
tion OF the funds in the hands OF Henry I. ScheiL
Administrator Of the estate Of Z. II. kimmel to
ami among those legally entitled thereto. Notice
is hereby given that he will atterd 70 the duties
OF the above appointment on "Wednesday. the llth
day OF November. 1855. az HIS Office in S0mecset
when and where all persons interested can attend
!. X. SUOrr,
AutIisOr
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An Adjourned Court win be held Friday
John A. Walter is collecting the school
tax of the borough.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-04

Thanksgiving turkeys are fai,enrng.
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A Coon TEMPERANCE SPEAKER ~ THE
CoUSrY.-Mrs NJ. l.. Wells. of Indianapolis,
Indiana, on her return from tine National
Convention of the w. G. T. T., has kindly
consented to stop off week in the county
and speak at the following places:
Meyersdale, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Nov. ID and 4th.
Berlin. Thursday evening. Nov. 5th.
Stoystown. Friday evening, Nov. 9th.
Somerset, Saturday evening, Nov. eth.
lockwood, Monday evening, Nov. 9th.
Ursina, Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th.
She will speak in the Court House in Som
erset. Subject, Constitutional Amend
ment." Mrs. Wells comes highly recon-
mended Don't fail to hear her.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

II
In the matter Of the Estate OF John Boyer,
deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Aulit-
or 20 make a-d report distribution OF the funds
in the hands Of JOhn NJ Giiessner, Esq, Admins
traitor with the will annexed OF John Bower deed
will attend 20 his duties at ais Office in Somerset
Borough. on Thursday, the 18th day ofNOvember
1855. at which time all persons Interested may at
tend If they see proper.
J. o. KIMMEL-
orts1 Auditor
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Hurrah for the Winter ocnools.-At the
opening of the schools many new books and
school supplies will have to be bought.
The large wholesale and retail School Book
and School Supply house, known as Fishers
Book Store, is better prepared to supply all
demands for school books and school sup
plies than ever before. This is positively
the only place in the County where large
stock of all the different School books used
in the County is kept. Here you can get
everything and anything pertaining TO the
schools. When you want any school books
go to Fishers Book Store. The entire side
of large storeroom is devoted to school
books and supplies. Polite and courteous
atten ton to the wants and inquiries of the
public. Fishers Book Store will remain as
of old the headquarters ofthe School Teach
ers. Hundreds OF varieties of Reward cards
and Chromos always in stock.
CHAs. II. FISHER.
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Here's to you. tod John Barron.
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Ross DAVIS Co

No. hAfAH n ~
'an fst ai Boyd's Drug store
toTdcT. sticky Fly Papcr.
Ht-ehore Paris Green.
rants. Tube Colors.
illi B-u,ts. s.. ~.
>-'s Base balls.
Aals Bass Hooks.
srectAcles.
ll1- soda Water.
eaa3 Gl1f. r.
NtNrp Plu-lbaso. Transient {
i'e and every other person in som
ii la'y 70 kaov that the largest. fnezt.
s'ed and cheapest stock Of Buggy
n 'aEoa-uhirz, whip lashes and raw
'',i exhibited IN the toxn or county
= flnd At } n. Holderhaum's Hard.
y No. Baer's Block. Somerset.
s'lih Penn Railroad NAV no; be
s.- 7.el. bar re believe il will. The
"a, ''-aia Central snd Baltimore &
IN -aAy carrying new hardware to
h,.... ',.'lsfoaums =. Hardware store. No. 3
l..l- DOCK, Somerset, Ia. New line of
/, -. .no's hinges, la,ches and everything
s,-t DP building. and tools to do she
-, non. horse-shoes. horseshoe nail.
a. .'''''''s tools, guns. powder. shot. wads
90 '-'s mea, choppers. sausage suffers.
r.3,.a Ahiyes, butchers saws. glass and
% ,n;, auytains you want. and at prices
bsv -. 'ls TINES. Come. one and all. and
J. B. HoLDERRAux.
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Turkey ratings are popular.
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passed By the conference. indicating the driit Of
the discussions and expressing the unanimous SEN
timent in regard TO these topics which tse resolu
tions specify. The following is the report Of the
,or, ,nitt.z
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A UDIT0R's NOTICE.

sep8st.
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.as-;B. season is drawing near
Ar /. seeking its little winter bed
,rusl house cleaning season.
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bAksAiNs IL JEwELRN-H Having bought
2 >Ae7i' sale large 10; Of Jewelry. con-
's'ls o. Lace pins, Earrings. Bracelets.
mans Charms, Cuifbuttons Watches and
.'eks, am determined to sell them be-
lr'i cost. Don't fail to come early, n,
'lf goods are going fast. Z. McDowELI.
mar MAEEET.-Main Street We have
= aaaed q larre Refrigerator 20 our Meat
ne ID which al meats can be kept cool
l'an. Mutton, Beef Pork, SC. kept
SANITY on hand Open daily. Parties
~ 'ls meat can have ]; KEEP, in the Refrig-
't1- undl wanted
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1. festival oyster has not increased in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-18
THE BUSINESS BUDGET.


81. Louis, June II. - The cullom
Interstate Commerce Commlttee mat
at the Southern Hotel to-day. Sena.
tors Shelby M. Cullom, of Illinois.
Orville III. Platt, of Connecticut. and
I.G. Harris, of Tennessee, were pres-
ent, but Senators Miller, Of California.
ana Gorman, OF Maryland, have not
yet arrived.
George q. Pratt, the president of the
Missouri Board of Railroad Comm
sloners, was examined and explainad
the working OF the State law, He de-
ciared himself In favor OF separation
OF terminal charges from mileape.
making the former q fixed ohar2a'
while the latter should depend on dis.
tance.
James Harding, another of the State
commissioners, described number
OF the difficulties which the conmis-
sioners met with in Missouri. Hepar-
ticularly called attention TO the refusal
OF the railroads to bill goods through
from tho seaboqrd TO interior points
In Missouri. Merchandise is billed 10
St, Louis aud sent out again on local
rate. MIR. Harding was In favor OF
national committee.
General John III. Deveraux, presi-
dent OF the Chicago, Cincinnati. Col
umbus ~ Indianapolis Railroad, and
OF the indianapolis d 81. Louis Rail-
road, was heard. He read long sta
fiscal document, which was ac-
oompahied by an illustrative map,
and which formed an exoellent
presentation ofthe railroad view ofthe
problems before the committee. He
described tho fight for the through
business ana stated that rates were
ground in mill. He doubted the CON
s.itutionality of the proposed commits
sion, but was most positive in the
statement that something must be
done. He said: "The railroad inter-
eats OF this country are going straight
to destruction. In lSmonths from the
present, unless something Is done,
there will not be as many solvent rail,
road companies In this country as /
have fingers on one hand" He warm
cd the senators of tho gravity OF the
situation and among other thing said
that he would favor a law making It a
criminal oifonse to cut rates.
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Tone OF the stock Market

NEW YORK, June 17.-Government
bonds quiet and unchanged.
Railroad bonds active; prices gener-
ally higher.
The stock market was again quite
active this forenoon, but alter midday
became dull, so that the total transac-
tlons, 10000 shares, are more than
5000 shares less than Yesterday.
Prices have been irregular, The first
quotations were a shade higher for
some stocks and u to IL lower for
others, notably Sc. Paul, Union Pa
cifc and New York Central. In the
early dealings there was a
small rally and then q
general decline. which continued
with comparatively large sales until
midday. The decline ranged from X
TO z per cent. The decline was checked
about midday and a small rally then
followed. Late In the last hour there
was spurt Of activity accompanied
by decided upward movement. The
gains In a few minutes ranged from x
to 4 per cent. The market finally
closed Irregular, but rather heavy for
a majority OF the list, the net result
of the days business being an advance
OF H to Il per cent. for some stocks,
and a decline OF u TO l per cent. for
others.
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POLITICAL.


Interesting Reports from Galveston.
GALVESTON, June 1.-THE Mallory
steamship San Marcos, Captain Bur.
rows, sailed for New York via Kew
West to-day, carrying an unusually
heavy complement, both OF passen-
gers and freight. Among the
passengers of the San Marcos
were Mr.. French, wife and
daughter; Mrs. Vanderslip and
Messrs Charles Darby, George. Payne
and w. III. Dale, all of San Antonio.
A large number of Galvestonisns are
ABOARD, among whom IL Mr.. Henry
Cleveland Pratt, young attorney of
this city, who is second cousin
TO President Cleveland. The contest
for the collectorship of customs at this
point is now atits height. The friends
OF Captain Sweeney and Mr.. Nichols
both feel confident NJ sue
cess. The departure OF Mr..
Pratt Just at this iuncture,
Is regarded as having considerable
slkninoanCe in connection with this
contest. Politicians are enquiring Of
one another, trying TO ascertain whose
cause Mr. Pratt Will ON
pouse when he reaches Washih gton,
Mr.. Pratt is not politician,
and therefore has taken no part thus
tar In the contest. There is rumor
atlOat that his mission is in response
to telegram from little
man named Lamont, who is
temporarily residing at Washington,
who Is desirous Of simply consulting
with a gentleman whom no has known
for years. Mr.. Pratt's mission, If such
II may be termed, Is awaited with no
little anxiety by the candidates and
their friends,
The contested election case for the
shrievalty of Galveston County, be-
tween X o. Jonnett aud William p.
Owens, the present incumbent, IL
again occupying the attention OF
tho District Court. BY order
of the court, County Clerk
Wren today Produoed the Twolfth
Ward ballot box and the Jury care
fully examined and counted tho bal
lots. The examination resulted in the
counting ont OF 81 ballots, in conse.
quence OF their evident irregularity,
being marked with ink or defsced In
some manner. The majority OF the
ballots thus thrown out were
originally returned and credited TO
Mr.. Jonnett. After an examination Of
the llth ward box the plaintiff rested
his case. Evidence tor the contestant
will be offered tomorrow. AZ the tire
some case nears its tinal ending 1t at
tractsi considerable attention, and the
hearings are well attended.
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President zaldlynr

, WASHINGTON, June l7.-President
Aaldlvar, OF San Salvado, was in
Washington yesterday and had a long
interview with the President and
secretary OF State, during which Cen
trai American affairs were thoroughly
discussed. President Zaldiyar ex-
pressed TO President Cleveland his
gratitute for the moral support rem
uered the people of Salvador during
tne Barrios revolution. President Zai.
1lYsr was cordially received by the
resident and was greatly pleased
with the interview.
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Fort WORTH, June 7.-lSpecial. l.
The Herrin jury Is still out, with no
prospect OF agreement. Word comes
from the jury room that numerous
man declaring he would stay out till
sheol was skating rink before he
would find for over five years in the
penitentiaTy. II Is the general com
ment that the jury should DO dis.
charged.
Sheriff Maddox has received word
from Sheriff Manning, at Coushatta,
Louisiana, that Robert Glenn is In jail
there and Is said TO bsthe Glenn who
is wanted In Texas for four murders
and extensive horse stealing.
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rho I.thmns slinntInn.

WASHINGTON, June l7.--Secretary
Whitney received a telegram o. day
from Rear Admiral Jouett, at Qplont
of which the following Is copy;A
"My attempts at modiatien, sup
ported by Commissioners Justa A.
RosemenN and Daniel Hermandeyi re
suited in a treaty of peace, which was
signed by commissioners OF both par
ties. This was not approved by the
Revolutionary order, and matters ro'
main as previously reported. Gov
ernment forces are now marching on
Barranquilla. The health Of the Ten
nessee and the Yantia ie good"
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A Fiendish Mississippi Negro Lynched
by Outraged Society.
Idaho's Rascally Postmaster Captured,
ANAL "CEo III" aissing at Waco,
but His Plunder Grabbed.
Arrests at Gainesville.
THE DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES
The Way of tho Insultsr Is Hard.


GREENv1LLE, June l7.-[Special, i
For the last As hours considerable OK.
element has existed in Greenville on
account of the insult offered q young
lady upon the streets by Frank VIII.
brink, well-to-do mill owner al
Kingston. When the officers brought
him to Jail yesterday parties of men
were on the watch for him, intending
to take him from the officers and
punish him severely, but the
officers eluded them. Last night Sheriff
Hale, fearing that Wilbrink would
be taken out of Jail, summoned a
posse OF some so men, who stood guard
all night, The mob formed about /
o'clock and demanded the surrender
OF the prisoner. Judge Sheriff. and
Sheriff Hale replied that they would
defend the prisoner to the last and
that anyone assaulting the jail would
do so at their peril. The offended
father wished the man surrendered
TO the mob TO be whipped, but this
was refused. Later the officers So
cretly took the prisoner from the lail
to other quarters. Wilbrink states
that he misIook the young lady for
another character and on seeing his
mistake at once ap0logized.