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The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-10
AN EARLY HANGING.


Patrick eIinrtnett, tho Cincinnati wife
Murderer, Hanged NJ Columbus--A Terri
bio scenc nj the 0allow"
Columns, o., September 10. "A li26
this morning Patrick llartnett, tho Gin.
cIunau wife murderer, paid the penalty
OF his crime by being executed. Sep.
tcmbcr Ilh had been SGT for the hanging,
but Governor lloadly rcpricycd the con.
dcmncd man until September SOth, In
order that the Supreme Court might pass
upon a writ OF error The court ro.
fused 10 Interfere.
Yesterday the doomed man was IN.
formed Of the courts decision, and while
there was a noticeable lack OF tho bravo.
do he had displayed, ho took tho news
quietly. lie retired at ten O'Clock lust
night and slept until hali-past eleven,
when the death warrant was read to him
AZ midnight he ate hearty lunch and
sat down 10 await the coming OF tho
hangman, which occurred at one O'Clock.
At l;25 the drop WIS sprung aud sick.
ening scene occurred. The drop was too
long and Tho head OF tho victim was
nearly torn from bis body, only small
shred OF flesh connecting the trunk with
the head. One Of the deputies shortly
aiterward cut the body down.
The crime for which lIarlnett suffered
was commlttcd'on January SOth 1884, at
Mt. Auburn, suburb of Cincinnati.
lie made bis wife kneel down and say her
prayers, meanwhile accusing her OF uu-
l.Isat,,Inuu. ta "A ha
brute smashed In her head with an axe
Jn full view Of her 1vc children. He then
seized n candle aud lcwsharp, danced q
jlg and played tune, shouting "Jesus,
Mary, come and help mo-" and acting
under religious frenzy, lie was cap
turcd with difficulty and lodged In jail.
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Hu,,a :. . p,srt,, o..,,.,.

TEnnyLI, TEx., October 4--Bsrre,ps
circus exhibited here yesterday, and q
gres, many oeuu,rymen came 70 town 10
take In the show snd whisky straight
Several dIf1eaItiss occurred, one culmi.
eating In The kllIinz By shooting of David
Finley. fsrmeL By J. Tom Wilson, .
ueli-known ssloon msn znd gambler,
-he rrerrt'y fstHfHsi % tiis ely alter
hssfy sxit from New Mexico. Sheriff
Alexander Wilson Il alleged 70 have been
prcs<st ~ The time Of the tragedy, and Il
severely c<neursd for not qnietirs The
aIfIzsuisy and thus preventing The killing.
Ih@ fo4n = sr~ssiy excited ever The Il.
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oLo TINE SNAKES



A rfssiissi Iahe whose HssaiissiiaH
t.assd NE Ussih " ~ rsfpstfsisf.
IN iho ol,lon lime when sie pralrIas
N Illinois had mi yot been fenced In,
snakes we're plentiful
10 that day and ase n ne world
women did not gather up lhelf skirts
and climb up on the table u anybody
Inadvertently sad "mouae Ihoy
'ol1ed rolllhgpln. dust brush Or stove.
honk, and looked calmly around over
their shoulders NJ much ~ to say
"Show mo tho bloody monster I.pt
mo get a crack at him with thls. and
let him examine himsoli with a micro.
scope Ia see how much mouse IL lofi
Show me the hurrid brute and lst me-
knock him ont In one ruundi"
Tho sorponis that infested the nnict.
tered wastes uf prairie were bad. They
were more humorous than black birds
are now. and some of them were 40 poi.
sonous that II made mans leg swell
and sent him screaming To the whisky
jug to look Mt them They roamcd
through the orchards and meadows and
glided across The lawns and gardens
many times every day, and when the
members oi tho family we're gathered
around the fostn board nj evening. tho
boy or girl that had not killed one or
more snakes during the day wns set
down as n lnzy.bones aud sent TO bed
without supper In dire disgrace, but Of.
ten redeemed himself or herself ms the
case might he, by going 10 bel with n
garter snake or two and hastily rising
taking II by the tail and jerking It's head
of whir.crackcr fashion II was not
then nm uncommon occurrence for men
and women TO 90 TO bed alone In the
evening and awake In the morning to
find n ratllosnake sharing his or her rc.
pose, and when q thrifty house. wife
made such discovery as that. she did
not allow her bcd.fcllow to lie there and
doac away the best part Of the day IN
idlcness. She got hoe and yankcd him
out on the floor and then bruised his
head while he monkeycd around trying
to bruise her heel, just 10 carry out tho
programme Of Genesis
Old SOlomnn Snarman was n practical
Joker TO certain extent, and when he
removed with his wife Bctsoy, from York
State to Eolinoy," he was more or less
surprised at the amount Of time he was
obliged 10 devote 10 snake killing. He
got to be u mon1maniac on snakes, and
thay entered into his conversation by
day and his dreams by night until he
could not talk or think OF anything else,
AT last II came to such pass that poor
Betsoy's life was ono uninterrupted
round Of snakes While bending over
her wash.tub, her spouse would stealth
lily approach her from behind and ycl
"snakesp at the top Of his voice, bu
she would whirl round and slap hin
with handful.full Of soap-suds ant
then he would become melancholl,
and have snake nightmare that nigh
for want Of good, hearty laugh. TN
der his condition Of mclanchoia, HI
grew thin and wretched and his digcs
tion began failing, so he resolved within
himself that unless he could have som,
fun at Betsoy's expense, he would grad
ually pine away aud die, so he went tt
the barn and taking his blnek.snnk,
whip out Of the wagon. concealed II be-
tween the sheets Of their bed. and wheI
Beisey's bare feet touched the whip. M,
she stopped and brealhed hard, Solomon
sprang out Of bed and yelled ''snakesr
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VIA CHAHLFs DfLms SO fnssfjst a tks
\ y Chslssa, ianfaa, 70 Mo- Maj -,
isfs9n.
Tvs P0iimaslsg. General hat dsslisi
tbas lhF splclai dslivsfy ssfvies sball et
bs operative m SUNDAY,
hfyks veterans wsfi rseasttv, Ala.
charged from ths Hfostiya gsv4 Yasd
Upon representation n shs sass 1, Sac
feiary whitney they havs been rain.
stated IN tbelf positions.
00yEHsoa Hwfsgeo4p afrlvsd at alth.
ALASKA, Hsptemtsf ~ h, and a. once eo.
tered upon The discharge Of bic onlsal IA.
Ties,
How Y. HAasAuatK, tha prlnelpat owner
and editor of the Cincinnati TyiksbaY.
died IN Paris, France, on tho morning OF
the d. lie had been In Europe tho past
two or three yeafs for bis health.
IN an Informal discussion of tho 1nes.
tlon among group Of Life Insurance
company Presidents In New York, II was
conceded that the Insurance. OF the lives
of Presidents OF the United States was
extra hazardous" two out Of twenty.
two incumbonts of tao Office (about ten
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p,...,,o.. y,,,.,d. 4. svll,.,,a,..

BERSI, October i.-IIeavy fools arc
reported throughout the eastern portion
Of Switzerland. The Tomb1 Bridge,
which Is near Thusl., town In tho Can.
ton Of GflsoBs, has been destroyed, and
the. Tardis Bridge ls badly damaged
The whole Of the Upper Rhine Valley has
been inundated. Horses, cattle aud
other live stock have been swept away
md the harvest DESTROYED by the fools.
The spluigcon Pass, a route across the
Rahltan Alps, between the Grisous and
I.ombardy, Is blocked By heavy snow
storms.
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feasf,f In the Act.

INDIANAPOLIS, fND., October i.--Th,
police made an important arrest last
nlghi iu the person Of Isaac Reynolds,
who was caught in the act Of making
hali-dollsfs al his residences on South
street. Some days ago the officers re
eeIyed ''poInter" and last night they
surrounded the house, and peering
through the windows saw Reynolds
melting the composition and running II
into the molds. lie Il known 10 have
been engaged 10 making hall dollars,
quarters, dimes aud nlcksls for some
lime naat.
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p~.,.u...t n. rai...

BALTIMORE, MD., September L. with
regard 10 The story published 10 the Lon.
don Hoyid short lime ago, which was
extensively copied BY The press ia lhl.
country, that The cost OF obtaining Pope
Leo's dispensatloa 10 the MARRIAGE be.
tween Pfinss wsidlmsn Of Deumstk
snd Princess Marie Of ofissns was
rs 49, 'hs fons roFfesgoadcnt ol the
Cafhoiic Mirror, who l. member of the
rspsi houscholi, advises The Mirror by
cable That the sizfemsnt Is fsi-s m evsfy
particular. and asks that Il be corrected
N this side Of the water. ne claims
that ,hs sansrl ss< started y ne 'la.
1isl prss5 q Italy"
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Y,,al I.o,nmn,lr. E,pla.Ion.

NoRRBrowS, n j., October I.-The
boiler Of locomotive drawing the Iona
Branch express which left Camden q,
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, cx.
ploded near Browns mills, fatally scald.
Ing the engineer, John Curtis, Of Point
Pleasant and injutIng the fireman.
Other persons are reported injured, but
no further particulars eau be obtained
hefs At Dresent
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LoNDoS, October la dispatch from
Constanllnople saysi "Conslderablo
cons,ernatlan prevails in Official circles
over an important discovery Just mide
By Alb sahlb Pasha, the new Minister Of
War. Immediately on being Installed In
bis new position, AID Sahlb Pisht or.
defcl all the various department. com.
manders 20 report the strength OF their
respective commands and their present
condition, and detailed several officers
TO Inspect the various posts Their 70.
poris have been received and show that
under Ghnzi Osman Pasha, the late Mln.
lister ri War, who was dismissed on Sep.
lemher 2sih, the army was almost entirely
neglected aud IN largo sums of money
voted tor military purposes were used In
other ways than those for which they
we're designed The inquiry has revealed
that the Adrlanople army, which was
supposed TO be 1900 strong, contains
not hall that number OF men. The sol.
dlefs have no uniforms aud are shoeless.
The cavalry Ia unable 10 march, owing 10
q lack Of horses aud the necessary accou.
tremsnis. Four hundred horses aud
2 900 men, who have been fully equipped,
are under orders 10 march at an hours
nftica
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

w tne zDtn Antonio klyorn, a coal min
or at Engelville, near the New Mexican
border, while crazy drunk, demanded two
dollars from Keyes Garcia, n water
melon peddler, with which TO continue
bis sprce. GarcIa refused the loan,
whereupon Rivera shot him In the abdo-
men lnfllctlng fatal woJni.
On the 29.h Joseph Martin, an old EN-.
ployc on the farm OF Isaiah Wilson, near
Sulphur Grove, o., was fatally gored by
an angry bull as ho was driving cattle
from pasturA Martin was tossed In tho
air, anl the minute no struck thu ground
the bull gorsd bill again In the shoulder.
Tug In,ans Asylum at Warm Springs,
Mont, was destroyed by fire on the Goth,
and .hree inmates psrished In the flames.
MsSDsL & RosvSBgsGsl's box factory
at Cincinnati, o., was burned on the 3Otb,
entaIling n los, Of ;4j,0)O and throwing
10 omployes out OF work.
TIE third trial OF the jew, Bitter, and
his wlfe at Cracow. Russia, on the hsrgs
o, numbering Christian girl, resulted in
conviction and sentence OF death.
Mrs ELizl STEEL committed suicide at
Celiua, o., on the lst
GKoRgs YoUsG has boon convicted OF
wife murder at Ennis, Tex, and son fenced
10 death.
ox Tho lat nm oo.i liant ON thu We,torn
Marylnni Railroad. near Chamberlain ,.
Pa, caused the death OF two children.
Ar Nav Britain. C,nn.. on the list. n
train a, tho Nav YORK; q New ENGLAND
Railway co,lidei with nm omnibus and
klllod two children.
WV pp,t.xn h,. bo.n conv,c,od n,
Eanl,. Tar az n murder committed dur
inc tho war. and r.colvsI n llfe s,ntonce.
HrouwAYM,, stopp,i IN, mali stage
etwoon Abllene. Toy. and San Angelo
on The ls,. tor, open the mail pouches and
robbed tho pnsssnpor.
OK tho evening OF ,hs 3Oth n handsome
vouns woman t1ok n room at the Morton
uou,s New York. and reg vlstered n,
"Annie B,uuelt. New York; after which
an, retlrod. The mart mor, inc sho was
| fo.,d daad In har roon with tho gas
turned on and all craek, I, the windows
s,ufrod with pnnor she was nm nctre,..
Her motber rad a In phlladelphia.
OK tho Ia. waile r,nr OF men were
loading coal ON n vocal near n railroad
track AT Cleveland. O.. n train backed
down. K inp Andrew Dsy;r. sixty wears
old. fatally inIurinr Patrick ManamonI
and ln,liy cru,hlng Jame. oullty.
BrRotsns blew omen the safo I'm the
stors Of John Pa,terson at Amesville,
Athens @ unty. Ohio. tho nI.ht Of tho
Oth from whiet thew atstractei over
500 o In cn,h and s,,ii, b,nlt Of Parn
Mu,hla I,Iye n. A. A.. OF Athena. Mr.
pnttar.on "a Trea,ur,r Of hls township
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Dn l. II. WASHINGTON says that
when pneumonia attacks the steady.
square drinker. one who carries regu-
larry hls pint TO . quart Of whisky daily.
the treatment comes exclusively under
the domain Of the undertakes. ~ the
first case Of recovery has Jet 70 b ~
ported.
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LoRp CHlkf-Jvsrlck CoLknlpek said
lately. III We could make England
sobrr. We would shnt up nine teaihs of
her prisons ChIcf.Justioc D1xis DE-
elsrss thai she Itluor trnlIia Is rr>pon-
slbls for eighty per cent q ~ exImo>
# thr United Slaic<
The Panola weekly star., 1885-10-10

PRESIDENT LINCOLN was one day din.
ing with party Of friends when one oi
them offered Mr.. Lincoln some wine.
and rather rudely tried 10 force II upon
him. Mr. Lincoln brayely replied. Il
have lived fifty years without the use Of
intoxicating liquors. and do not think
u worth while 10 change my habits
now. ~ " Hsraid
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-05

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territ ry of Idaho in and for the
County Of Alturas.-In the matter of L. Hecke-
thorn, an lnsolvent Debtor
z. Ii eckethorn, having fled in this court his
petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency,
by which it appears that he is insolveEt debtor,
the said L. HeclIethorn is hereby declared to be
In soil ent ID. S. Kahn of the creditors of said
insolvtnt, is hereby appointed Receiver, and di-
rected to take possession Of all the estate, real and
personal, of the said +. Heckethorn, debtor, ex-
cept such may be by law exempt from execu.
ton and of all his deeds Vouchers books of
count and papers, and keep the same safely until
the appointment of an assignee of his estate. All
persons forbidden to pay any debts to the said
insolvent or to deliver any property belonging to
him, or TO any person, firm corporation, or asso
citation for his use The said debtor is IA. reby for
hidden to transfer or deliver any property until
the further order Of this count, except as herein
ordt rcd 1t is further ordered that all tho cred
itors OF said debtor be and appear before the Hon
orablc Case Frederick Judge of the District Court
Of the Second Judicial District at chambers, in
Boise City, Ada County. Idaho Territory on the
t.nth day of September, a. ID. 1885, ut 10 O'Clock
a. OF that day, to prove their debts, or to show
cause. if they can, why assignment Of the in
solvents estate should not be made and he be
discharged from his deLts and til. prayer Of the
alleged in.olvent should not be granted. and
choose one or more aSsgne-s of the estate OF said
debtor. II is further ordered that the order he
published i, the WooD RIVER TINES, a newspaper
Of general circulation, published in the town of
HALEY, Aituras County, Idaho Territory, for Mt
least t. rty days before the day set for the meeting
of creditors And ii is furl or ordered that in the
meantime all proceedings against the said insolv-
ent be st.yed. CASH BNODERlCK,
District Judge.
Dated at HALEY. Idaho, August 8. A d. 1855.
BRUNER, PARSONS BRUNER, attorneys for petit
tion+r. aus sod
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo,i
August Is. 1888.
I, David G. Calhoun, Of Aturas county, who made
Prescription Deciaratory Statement No, 1888, for
the Lots and 4, Sec. 81. TIP. s, X Is Z, and
Lots 2 and 4, Sec. 6, Up. S. X. Is Il, do
hereby give Notice OF my intention to make final
proof to sh my claim 70 the land above de-
scribe,!. and that l expect to prove my residence
and cultivation before the Register and Receiver
at HALEY, Idaho, on October 1855 by two of the
following witnesses: William Carps pter. Edward
Nonce and Simpson Gobe, Of Bellevue, Idaho,
ani Owen. Riley, Of HALEY, Idaho
DAVID C. CALHOUN.
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Notice tor Publication.

HAIIhY. IDAHO, August 81, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
James 7. Gait against John NJ. Haynie. for failure
to comply with law to Timber Culture Entry
No. 3d. dated october 8, 1889. upon the NV \ Sec
ton 20. Township n, Range 10 L, in A,turas
said entry: contestant allee ing that John NJ. Hay.
ME has not plowed the Il We acres required by |.
from o. tuhrr Il, lS93 to October G. 1884 nor since
that time: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear ~ his oihc. the 3Jth day of Ssptrn
Der 1885; at OIL ck n III 10 respond aud furnish
testimony concerning sri ALLEGED faiute.
au3i J. =. WATERS. Receiver
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HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.

Having been surgeon. charge of two leading
hospitals) enables to treat all private troubles
with excellent results. wish it distinctly under
stood that l do not claim to perform impossible.
ties, or 70 have miraculous or supernatural power.
claiin only to be ski!lfUi ana successful Ply
clan AMI Surgeon, THOROUGHLY informed in my
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

August 10, 1885. !
Notice q the above application will be pub
lished in the WooD lIvtRTIMEs, printed ut Haley
Idaho, which hereby designate as the newspaper
published nearest the land described in said appli.
cation.
Nul5 HOMER L. PDUND Repister
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CHEMICAL GLASSWARE AND AppApArus

manufacturers Of cannon, sporting, mining and
Hercules powder; J. +. Ioh,e Sec 2:,0 Cali
fornia street, =. Q. box, 2c3G.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution. issued out Of
the Probate Court OF the Territory Of Idaho. IN
and Tor the County Of Aturas, and to me d-
rectcd and delivered, for Judgment rendered
and entered ia said Court on the oath day of july
1885, in favor OF James Furey, and agaIist
right, title and interest the defendant has or
had June 80, 1885 the date of levy, by vir-
tue of u writ of attachment issued out OF the
aforesaid Court in and to the following described
property, to-wit What il known as the Illinois
Central mine lode, situated near the headWa-
tiers Of West Fork OF Lnva Creek, and on the north
side of said creek, and about sne mile from and
in northeriy direction from a ledge called the
Daylight mine, in Lava Mining District, Alturas
County, and Is bounded RS follows:
Commencing at notice and running thence
1900 feet In ecstcrly direction on said lode,
and go feet in westerly direction therefrom.
Located the It'll day OF May, 1885. by
Hugh MeGraw,.. .............ID ieet.
Alex. McMasters. .........oCO Ieet.
H. Reguin. ...................2o go feet
Also, all the interest the defendant, Hugh
McGraw has in and to the Reundun 1n1ne,1 Il
Lava Greek Mining District, Alturas County, laaho
Territory.
Also any interest defendant may have in and to
the mime known NJ the Red Cloud, in Lava Mining
District, Al urss County, Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that on the LIST day OF
September 1885, ut 10 O'Clock r.. H. of that day. in
front of the Courtho, in HALEY, County Of Al.
turas / will sell the right, title and interest OF
said defendant, Hugh McGrAw, in and to the above
described property, at PUBLIC AUCTION, for cash
in hand to the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said Execution and all costs.
Dated the 4th day of August, 1850
aus I'll G. II. FUEEY. Sheriff
DISAPPOINTMENT
The above sale is hereby postponed unit, FRIDAY
September H. 1858, ut the same time and place
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DISEASES CT MAN,

All applying to mo will receive my honest opin-
lon of their omplaint--no experimenting. will
guarantee positive cure in every case under
take forfeit 81 900. Consultation III Office or ty
letter FREE and strictly private. Charges moder
ate Thorough examination, including chemical
aud nlicroscopical aIaiy sis of urine ana advice,
$500. Office hours, 9 to daily, to evenings:
SUNDAYS, to IL only Call or address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-05

Importers. manufacturers and dealers In Baking
Powders, C"h.e. Spices, etc; 2ls Sacramento
street
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DR.. Spinney
No. II ksarny street,
l eats All Chronic and Special Diseases.

YOUNG MEN,
Who MY be suffering from the effects Of youthful
ful.s or indiscretiohs VII! do well to avail them
selves of this the greatest boon laid ut the
altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of Seminal
Weakness or privats diseases of any kind OF char
acter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MlDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who
troubled with too frequent excavations of the
bladder. often accompanied by slight smarting
and burning sensation and n weakening of the sys-
TEN in Il manner the patient cannet account for.
On examining the urinary deposits ropy sedi-
ment will often be found and sometimes small
particles of albumen will appear, or the color will
be Of thir. ,nlkish huAAgAin changing to dark
and torpid appearance. There ART many men
who dis of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause
which Is the second stage Of seminal weakness.
DIR. SPINNEi will guarantee sure and
perfect cure in all such CASES. and healthy res
torstion of the genito-urnary organs.
ONCE Hours-I0 70 I and to ). Sundays, from
10 to II a. IN. Consultation free. Thorough ex-
animation and advice, So.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY 4 CO..
je23 No IL Kearny street. San Francisco.
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AMERICAN SALT co.
LAMBERT Il GREECE

We are producers. Special rates in cur load lots
2l1 Sacramento street l.. n. Weber.
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CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY.
Manufactures more varied assortment than any
bakery i'll the United States. oU1-Sl3 Battery
street.