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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

CoLD dans Benlmbei wiih the FROST
NsrchlKf Irareisr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
Young Men, Read This.

SoSG of the young women az this season
81 feel like one for saegue IN"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

E,.fy SEEMING N : : i<neas - Dis
sui.e. Nitnsss thai - II nais
~hish sansa > ksasszks aza 81 ssD
mrnnr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

THE editor frequently has 10 fight for his
writCs.-Mrrchdm 7rdrsier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

"A h~s~igfypst t4s@.l painter vac
surprised satf - tsg since - Teoslse
hun . hog ~ esdsF faf s'tkfee e.ats'
worth a psipf lbs sslH - > hugs
eye"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
THE

" afflicted with slrp Eyes. usc Dr. Isaac
T~hompsnn's Ryo Water. Druggists soil Il. &c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07

a STRAIN Of music-tightonlng the
strings Of q ylolLn.-Erralie EAIilnt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-07
asa phy.lc. Sir. in Mine"

A SUBSTITUTE for rubber-Tho ordinary
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

= @alifornia's Weinbau .unb 3i=
ben5uder= probnftion. Die biesidbrige
Meinernte in California beripri6t, trob
beg borangegangenen ffarfen Groites,
cine duBerit ergiebige 5u tperben unS
man fbdbt oiefelbe il, 5a6treiien arf
20, 100000 @alloaen. 6ier3u fomn,t
nod elm BON Der boridbrigen @rnte, bic
fiG auf 100000 @aIonen ifellte,
Derfiigbarer 8etrag bon 5, ,O0O, 900 Sal.
lonen. @s feblt iebo6 ben ealiforni=
f6en Weinbarern at einem geb6rigen
MbfaBgebiet, llnb au1 bic Site bes
probucirten Weines ldBt gu tpiinf9en
iibrig. Sn elmer bieier Sage in San
Soie, Gal, abgebaltenen Neriammlung
Der biesbe3iigli6en Snterefenten Be.
f6dftigte man ii9 bauptid9li9 bamit,
tDie oieien beiben llebeIFdnben alImdbs
li6 ab5ubelfen iei.
Mu9 in ber Huben5uders pro6uftion
ma6t California gang bebeuten6e
Gotti9ritte unb in ber am %. Mdr3 err
beenbeten 1884 85er 3uder=g gampogne
mar Die n5tanbarb Sugar Hefinerp"
in Nlbarabp, Ga, i'm @tanbe. aus
I6 .354 Sons &iben 2,467 ,283 pfunb
raffinirten 3uders gu probueiren. Sem
San Grancisco Bulletin" aufoIge fann
genannte 3uder Haffnerie tpeiBen
3uder gum &oitenpreis bon ST Gents
pro pfuno berffellen, ,inb tpiro berielz
ben Nlles, mas fie bon 3uder an Ben
Morft bringt, i6tanf abgemommen.
SdlieBlif ertudbnt bas Bulletin
nod. baB es in California, Oregon unb
i'm Wafbin9ton Serritorium 3ufammen
mehr als 100000 Ncres gdbe, Die CUR
Miben3udersp sproouftion befonbers ge>
eignet erf9ienen, ia bic fogar befer
wdren, als bas i'm G6nigrei9 Yreuben
sur @iiben3aders probuftion angebaute
Nreal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

borf6immerten, CUR tdgli9en, beque>
men 9antirung einen tueiB9ldn5enben
b6l3ernen 26ffel snif9en iid5 bargen
unb nur nit einet1 lei9ten Su1e algez
beft tparen.
Die frdftigen, rotben 2ippen uno fe=
ften, peiBen 3dbnt Grau ggberte's
faBten lln6 aermalmten blibi6nel mod
cine ober 3tpei Der tpiir3igen 8irmen, bez
ren 8orratb ebenfans be6enfli6 gelid=
tet mar, ebe iie bic Eammer berlieB un6
ibre Strobwittweni6aft antrat.
5.
gfad elmer mebritiinbigen G9littenz
fabrt batten llniere beioen &eifenben Bic
giienbabnifation erreibt, bon tpo aus
Sud fi9 gum erifen Male bielem ai1t
mebr ungem6bnli6en Wege anbertrauen
muBte.
Die @ei6minoigfeit bate bod ettpas
10 nebermdltigenbes fiir i'm, baB er
f1on nod atp6lf Stunben, als Ser 3ug
in bi9tem S9neegeit6ber bor einer einz
iamen Station bielt unb ber Baron it,
senb cine 9anbrei9ung bon ieinem
trenen &nappen i'm @9afpel3 berlangte,
nit beiorgter N1iene am &oupee feines
9errn duBerte:
Menn fi1 bic GerIe nur r1i6t alle=
tpeile Bel benz @ebebe unb S9neefaI
perfabren, mir fommt es beinabe 10
Dor, als Of mir bi9t an Nmerifa ran
fein miifen!4
Sci ber Nntunft in Der &eiiben3 er>
mics fi@ als grifes bic yfoti5 aus benz
9agebu9 bes Qerrn 59tpiegerpaters
betreffs Der billigen Musfpannung als
unauldngli9. Bon ben Mnerbietungen
bes Greunbes Doblenau bate ber Baz
ron borii6tsbalber feinen @ebrau6 ge=
i,a9t, benz Greuube fogar Sag uno
@tunbe ber Nntunft borentbalten.
Das iollte fi@ RIDDEN.
(Gortlesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27
Eeras.

gorrespsudeuz. Seguin, %. SUM-.
9ie nGreie prefe", llnter beren @bom=
nenten aud ber Correspondent 3dblt,
bringt 8eri9te aus alien Sbeilen bes
Staates, i1ur uniere @tabt fin6et in Der
lebten 3eit faum grudbnumg.
Seguin 1T bic Stabt, ipel6e in fur>
3en Snterballen INNER tpieber, einen
erneuerten Mnlauf 1tinnnt, I'M aus 6em
Mtagsleben beraus3ufommen, aber be-
rem beterogene glemente ni@t bic &raft
befiben cine begpnnene S96pfung
bur95ufiibren. Gs 1T atpei Sabre ber,
baB fi9 elm beiitf9er @ereim bier gebil=
BET batte, ber gut prosperirte, na9 6ie=
fem bilbete ,fi6 trob ber beftisen Nn>
feinbungen Der Derf9iebene1 Rir9en=
li9ter elm englif1 an1erifanii6 brai,a=
tif9er Club, 6er es fogar Bis gu einem
Spera 1ouie bra1te unb tpirfli1 i'm
@anaen biermal fpielte = eigeues Orr
DIETER un6 cine geniigenbe Nn5abl
0erren unb Danlen als Wsitglieber
5dblte.
gu@ bic r@eguin Zines fo1t in
iener 3eit tapfer gegen bic Mnfeinbunz
gen ber berf9iebenen &epere1lbs, mas
cine langbauermbe ii1tereFamte polemif
5ur Gplge bate; unb als ein &eberemb
0fentli9 antiinbigte, baB ct ad9ten
9Duntag gegem Bic 8Ibne prebigen,
unb bic Sadie rri@t nit 9anbf d u
ben anfafen tperbe", erf9ien Der
Dramatic Club in corpore in ber Stride
unb Iberianbte ben bodmiirbigen 0errn
elm paar feline 0anbi6ube. Das 1T ges
nib Mlles mas nian berlangen fann, bod
.ieber Sropfen b6blt ben Stein; mas
ni@t auf einmal gei9ab, gei6ab lang
fam, cine 2abn INN bic anbere tpurbe
gum Mbfaa gebra6t unb bic, tpelde
nod blieben, ipeigerten ii9 3u fpielen-
aud bic 3eitung 5og na9 unb na6 bic
GIblb6rner ein-unb tpenn ber 8erein,
pber DielDeripre9enbe" aud nod ni9t
gan3 tobt 1T, 10 bat ct bod ieit Sabr
unb Sag fein 2ebens5ei9en BON ii6
gegeben.
Ser beuti6e gerein erbielt ii6 mi9t
lange, neil planlos gegriinbet, unb
ipatibelte fi6 in einen @eianeoerein
r@eguiner 2ieberfran3" um, ber cine
3eitlans gldnaenb sebieb, nun aber
aud f9on ein Sabr tobt 1T. @runb
bafiir giebt es ipobl feimen anbern, als
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sbeilnabmsloiigfeit.
9lu9 bat ii6 bieies Griibiabr cine
9lnaabl iumger 2eute aufammengetban,
UNI cine Stringbanb au organiiiren,
umb uurbe bic Sadie init regem Offer
anaegriffen, -na6bem aber bic nebuns
aen tDegen Granfbeit bes 2ebrers cine
3eitlang unterbro9en tperben muBteH,
tpia es aud mi9t mebr re6t flappen,
bod boffem mir, baB bas unternebmen
mi9t aud f6eitert.
@nbli6 gebt bas @erii9t, baB it6
Elm gomite gebilbet bat, um cine Stras
benbabn mad benz Depot au bauelt, bic
epentuen big Neu 8raunfels fortgeieBt
tperben fol-. :.
gs lit als OBJ Elm boies 8erbdngniB
iiber Seguin tpaltet: 10 piele Mnldufe
aum @uten unb Mles pergebli6.-gine
groBe S9ulb tragen tuObl bic bielen
Seetenfir6en, bic bier in Seguin be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27
Sieie Soee,

bab bic 2ente nad Colorado, steu Merito unb
6em @eften seben, um bic Sdpinbin6t gu er.
leidtern, if sar nidt notbis Seber berniinf.
tise Mann tpiirbe Or. 8olanfo'S Suffem. uno
2nngen Sbrup in bem eriten Grabe Der
e9ipinbiudt sebrauden. Sc iit unfeblbar in
duen Gdlen bon euifen. grtdltunsen, 8rone
ditis, Sdmeraen in ber 8ruit uno alex Shmp.
tsnten, tueIde als @crlaufer Der Sdpinbiudt
belten YreiS 80 Gents unb 81 90. 8erfauft
gel s. &alte1er & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

"Feiles Sarsaparilla' fir
alle 8lut. unb Sant franf6eiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmaen Sale bon BIutberQiftuns Bis aur
sew0bnliden Ginne. g ebraudSanneiiuna auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bo II Der MIamo Mtft'a
@ompanh uao gum @ertauf an @ieberberfaufer
unb an Pribatperfomen Bel u. Dreib, San
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

Ole
0D66entltdbe Treie Nreffe
erfdeint
ieben Dcnnerfas
uno folfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ooer $1.25 fir 6
WOnate in BOrausbesablans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

nabme Der 8iiref6aft, tpel9e man fit
i'm ftellen tpollte, tpurbe pertpeigert..
Sn Griebri9sburg 1T ber @rnabs
itein Der neuen Sail gelegt norben.
Sie 8efangenen in Der Sail au
Sodbart unternabmen gum britten Male
einen Glu6tberfu@, Der iebp6 pereitelt
tpuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

= Ser Garbige @tar See in 9erreu,
Der feinen Mitarbeiter ermorbet bate,
1T au lebensldngli9em 3u6tbaus ber.
urtbeilt tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27

- Wenn bas Blut trdge bur9 Sic
Mbern aiebt, neil es nit nllreinigteiten
tiberlaben 1T. 10 1T ein Mlteratip r6tbig,
ba biefer 3uitano ni6t Iange anbalten
fam obne ernite Golge. gs giebt nibts
befferes 5ur &einisung bes 8lutes unb
&rdftigung beg &6rpers als Npers
@QrfapQrilfa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-27
= o + + a br t.
9aopelle bon Gn,ile Grbaro.
(Gortietuns.)

Baron Wfartinus tbar abgereist,
Oaus un6 Maus f@li9en 3ur Ol6e,
ibren Srennungsi6mer5 aus5utpeinen,
unb bic groBen S6meitern rdumten un>
ter Sbrdnen binter upapa unb Sud"
auf.
Grau ggberte aber blidte ben bei6en
5dlitten mad.
Sic bate ibre @9uloisfeit getban,
bic grobe, ftattli9e Grau nit ber bebdz
big poqen Sai0e!
Ser borbere S9litten barg in Milb=
f@ur, peI3tappe, pel3banbf6uben,
pelafuBiad un0 pel56eden geborgen
Baron Martinus, i'm 5tpeiten @9litten
fab Qud i'm beimatli1en @1afpela, bic
ueiBleberne Seite nod auBen, nit Sc
pdd unb Gourage.
Grau ggberte batte bic 8eiben auss
gerulfet tpie 3ll elmer 9forbpDlerpebition,
auBer anberen guten Natbi9Idgen fie
au9 nit elmer 9ausapotbefe, elmer
Warnung bcr ben tbeuren @afb6fen
unb elmer Noti3 aus bem Sogebu6e IT,
res 8aters perfeben, tpel9e befagte. baB
berielbe por pieraig Sabren i'm Hiegen>
gen giel, 2eibniberitrabe, gutes l1nters
fommen fit Wagem unb pferb un6 Bill
lige Soft gefunben, als er oamals einen
flr3en Nufentbalt in oer 6auptfaet ges
nnntnten.
Grau ggberte blidte ibnen aIio, ,pie
geiagt, nod = nit re9t ionberbar ges
mif@ten Gefiblen! @enugtbuung,
folae grtpartung, Srennungsi9mer3
-es NOR bic erife ldngere Srennung 1T
ber atpan5isidbrigen gbe = iin6 elm
beimli1es @efiibl bon @rlei1terung.
Sic tpuBte au9 genau tparum, obglei6
iie fi9 f9dmte, es gu berfeben, es tpar
gar at finbif6!
Raum tparen bic @6litten auBer
@i6t, 10 ergriff fie ibr Dolles @dlufelz
f6rb9en anb ftieg binauf in bic obere
@orratbsfammer, elm 9eili9tbum, in
tpeldem fie gana ollein bauste, pubte,
ftdubte unb iduberte; biele Ramnter
mar ibre puppe. ibr @tedenpferb. bort
hatte he tire beHen Norrdtbe, 9an3e
@alerieen bon einsema@ten Gra@ten in
lauber etifettirten @ldiern-bie mobers
tten 8le9bh9fen Dera@tete lie - ben
gorratb an 1onis. bic felbfge5ogenen
0iqueure, unb ein 6dd9en nit ber bonn
Baron Msartinus bo6gea6teten @9ma=
bengribe, bic Morgens beim falenben
Sbau nit @ieben bon ber bo9grafgen
Wieie gef66pft ipurbe unb nit ber fie
iparfam bausbielt, big bic Sabresaeit
aeues Wanna ipenbete; = bann oben
bon ben Balten berabbdngenb bic
@Ainfen un6 Wiirfe, bic feinen 2unit<
tuerfe ber Wa1bolberrdu1erung 9ort>
bin ri9teten fb ibre S9ritte; IN elmer
leergetporoenen Heibe bing eit1e etItfante
Spidbruf = auf benz meibgef9euerten
3if99en lag Elm Wfeher; he ergriff beis
0es unb f@nitt aus oem tpei9en rotben
@dnleHeil9 cine tii9tige S9eibe beraus,
bic fie gierig berfpeiste.
81, ei, Grau ggberte-6as fiebt faft
aug, aIs beaebIe bic 0ausfrau it9 fels
Der |! yfo@ i'm borigerl Winter tpiirbe
fie cher ein Stiid aus benz eigenen
Gleii9, als bor Mtitte Sanuar cine ber
gerdu9erten Spidbriiite angei9nitten
baben.
Mnt fe13ebntet Sanuar mar Baron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-03
ANNUAL MEEIING
OF the Stockholders Ofthe Knox Il Lin.
coin Railroad.

RoCKLAND, Dec. 2.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Knox & Lincoln railroad was held here
today. Hon. N. A. Farwell of Rockland
President. Thirty-four stockholders were
present, representing 2679 shares. The d.
rectors were elected without opposition, as
follows:
IT. Berry, Francis Cobb, Geo. w. Kim
ball, Rockland; f. X. O'Brien, Thomaston
Z. o. Clark, Waldoboro; d. w. Chapman,
Damariscotta; Edwin Five, Newcastle Hen.
ry Ingalls,, Wiscasset; j. G. Richardson, T
w. Hyde, J. r. Kelly, Bath.
The report of Superintendent Coombs
showed that 1858 passengers and 4l,00C
tons of freight were carried. Total earning:
sISs, 700; expenses Sl0s,0O0, leaving $780,
700 to pay towns and cities. Increase over
last year, $4,000. The large expenses of last
wear were due to large amount of steel rail;
and ties and ballasting, $4,000 being ex
pended in this direction. The principal bu
siness of the meeting was the discussion o.
questions of extending the road nearer Rock
lands business center and building new
ferry boat 1t was voted to refer both to ths
board of directors, only 100 shares, Waldo
boro, voting in the negative. 1t is though
that this action settles the question of exten
sion and that Rockland will secure depo
down town as desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-03
GARDINER.

The Knights of Labor have presented Heath
Relief Corps with $500 in money to be used
for charitable purposes.
The Relief Corps has issued large, four
page paper, devoted to the interests of the
fair. The profits from the advertising aggre-
gated Sl00 There will doubtless be a large
attendance this evening.
Peaslee Bros, have placed seven electric
lights in their elegant grocery store, at the
upper end of Water street.
Mr.. II. c. Hacker, formerly superintendent
of the shoe factory, is in the city
Mr.. Geo. l.. Towle cut his foot badly
while saving wood. one day recently
The ring in the cake at the band fair was
secured by Mrs. Porter Walbridpe. Many
people have wondered who had il, but the
owner has just been discovered
Yesterday afternoon the police arrested
Mike Madden, Matthew Cornis and Al Carr
for drunkenness, and fastened them in diff
ferent cells in the police station. The off,
GERS then went out on the street to arrest
another man, and while they were absent
another prisoner, who was in the station
house, unfastened the doors OF the cells and
let the men out Two of them. Madden and
Cornis, were crazy drunk. They commenced
shouting and yelling, and smashed all of the
glass in the door. They then hauled down
the gas pipe, and stove things up generally.
Officer Mack was soon called to the scene by
the noise, but having disabled hand, he did
not enter until Officers Norton and Sprague
arrived when the men were soon captured
and replaced in their cells. The mems hands
were very badly cut by the glass.
The plan to run a special train from Au-
gusta during the Heath Relief Corps fair has
been abandoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-03
A REPORT
By the Dominion Government on the De-
tense Of the Execution OF RieI.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2.
The Star publishes this afternoon. the de-
tense OF the Dominion government on the ex-
ecution of Riel The document is in the
shape OF report to the privy council by the
minister of justice, Sir Alexander Campbell,
and reviews the whole subject in an exhaus-
tive manner, showing that according to the
authority of the Roman Catholic church in
the Northwest, Rel was not entitled to any
sympathy. His motives were purely mer-
cenary, he being willing at any moment to
sell out for few thousand dollars The
question of his sanity is satisfactorily settled.
The report concludes:
"Guilty for high treason second time, he
had no more claim to indulgence, which it
has been in the habit to accord to political
offenders. But that is not the most revolving
part of his crime. No one denies that it W as
he who raised the Indian tribes of the North
ives and he had been the direct cause of the
frlghtful massacre of number of persons,
among whom five Catholic missionaries have
perished, victims to savage barbarty. To
raise the Indians is regarded by every gov
ernmenr which has them under control as a
crime which deserves death, for it is crime
against all the laws of humanity, Indian
warfare being war of determination, with
out quarter. without mercy for defenseless
people, for women and children. 1t is the
greatest possible outrage on civilization and
a crime which falls outside the class of polit-
ical offenders"
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FALLEN FROM GRACE.
Charged With Abducting a 10 Year
Old Massachusetts Girl.
NEW YOPK Dee Q

New YORK, Dec. 2.
Yesterday afternoon at Courtandt street
ferry, Rev. Oden l.. Archenfelder, Uni
versalist of Philadelphia, and Miss Isabella
Crowell, pretty 10 year old girl of Hyannis,
Mass, were arrested on complaint of +. b.
Crowell of Brooklyn, uncle of the young
lady, charging the minister with abducting
his niece. The pair were taken to the Tombs
police court where Justice German dis
charged them. Dr. Aschenfeder in the
meantime had so played on the feelings of
Mr.. Grow ell that he believed him innocent
of all wrong and invited the reverend gem
tleman to visit him in his home in Brooklyn.
The minister promised to do so at any early
date. Crowell took his niece to his home.
Here she broke down and offered to confess
everything, according to the Brooklyn Eagle
She said she left her home in Hyannis, 10
days ago, with money furnished her by
Aschenfelder. The latter, although residing
in Philadelphia, has for year or more been
in charge Of the church at HyanDis. 1t was
here six months ago that he met Miss Crow
ell and todsy's story and condition leaves lit
tie doubt Of the relations which existed be-
tween them Miss Crowell left her home
secretely 10 days ago and came to New York.
She registered at the Broadway Hotel. In
the meantime her parents, who are very
wealthy, made inquiries In every direction
but could find no clue to her whereabouts.
They had given her up for dead when word
was received in Hyannis that Miss Crowell
had been seen in New York. Her parents,
it is said, had for a loug time suspected that
intimacy had existed between DIR. Aschen-
fielder and their daughter, and when the latter
left Hysnnis, Sunday evening for New York,
word was sent to Mr.. Crowell, Of Sumner
avenue, Brooklyn, to have the clergyman
arrested. The gentleman wss met on his
arrival at Courtlandt street ferry by Miss
Crowell whe greeted him with q kiss. The
pair was soon afterward arrested. Il il said
that the detectives are now on Aschenfelder'l
track. II convicted Of the crime of sbduc.
ton he can be sentenced to 10 years impris
! ionment.
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Baths Railroad Issue.
FROM FARMINGTON.
Franklin Agricultural Society.
FARMINGroN, Dec. 2

FARMINGTON, Dec. z.
The Franklin Agricultural Society met al
Pennington, Wednesday, and elected the
followin officers:
observation-disclosures Vaughan of Beans
Corner.
Vice President-J. w. Lothrop of Ches
terville.
Secretary-H. B. Coolidge of Pennington
Collector and Treasurer-P. I. lu1ts o
Pennington. o..
Trustees-H. H. b. Kyes of Industry, Geo
Mclaughlin of New Sharon, Benson w
Brown of East Wilton.
The treasurer's report indicated the hnan
ces in a healthy condition. The attendance
was good and much interest was manifested
North Franklin Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the North Franklin
Agricultural Society, at Phillips, today elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: -
president-E. Seward Dill.
Vice Presidents-D. d. Graffam, ii. A
Hunter, w. c. Beal.
Secretary-M. S. Kelley.
Treasurer-A S. Wheeler.
Trustees-E. Dill. II. NJ. Butterfield, u
+. Beal, C. w. Carr, r. II. Cunningham.
II was voted to hold the next show and faii
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the first
..ok in October, 1886. The society is in
prosperous condition.
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THE BURTON TRIAL,
The Prisoner Denies Any Connection
With the Murder.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 2.
In the Burton murder trial today, the pros
ecution rested the case after hearing the ties.
timony of an unimportant character, and the
defense opened their side. During the MOI n
ing session several witnesses testified as to
Burton's financial condition. The evidence
tended to show that he was largely involved
in debt and seemed respondent just prior to
his DEATH At the afternoon session defend
ant A. w. Dorsey, charged with the killing
of Burton, was on the stand. He denied that
he was in any way the cause of his father-in-
laws death and said he was in bed when the
shots were fired; that he heard the shots at
the time but thought the noises were caused
by slsmming doors.
Mrs. A. w. Dorsey, wife of the former
witness, charged with completely in the muir
der of Burton, her father, testified: I heard
a noise as of doors being slammed, as left
the house on the morning of fathers death,
on my way to the postoffice. When return
ed to the house found father dead with the
pistol beside him; l never saw my husband
with pistol but saw father handle one. She
denied that her husband killed her father and
said her sister lied in her confession that
Dorsey killed Burton.