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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
LErTER Econ THE PEOPLE

FrUm The AbIlsns Gazstts.
ED. GAZETTE: I have still further
been hunting up the record Of Mr..
Anderson as an anti-prOhibitiOnist.
The following is graphic and inter-
esting:
In 1882, Rev. Barnard Kelley, who
is now the president Of the State Tenn.
perEnCs union, and who IL we'll
known all over the State OF Kausas
as q conscientious prOhibitiOnist. was
at work In the city Of Wichita. earn
estly supporting the republican nomi-
nees for state officers, and maRinR a
straight fight for S.. John and pr0hi.
bitiOn. At that time, John A An
derson, who was then the republican
nominee for congress for This district.
went 20 the city Of Wichita and made
what be called q republican speech.
but throughout his effort threw cold
water upon the candidacy Of Mr.. st.
John, and after be had finished his
speech. blr. Anderson went % the
I" "Eg0len Office Of that city and there
denounced Rev. Barnard Kelley for
making q fight for Mr.. 81. John and
for prohibition, and said in the pres
ence Of several gentlemen On that Of
Gee ''thaf Mr.. Kelley instead Of max
ing his campaign for prohibition and /
Mr.. 81 John, ought 10 be attending 10 |
bis preaching"
For the proof Of the foregoing state
ment, ] refer every conscienii0us pro
hibitionist Ia the state of Kansas 10 /
Rev. Barnard Kelley, who now lives |
at EmpOria, Kansas, and who will 4
vOuCh for every word Of the foregoing
statement.
The friends Of Mr.. Andersen nov
claim that he h q prOhibiiionist,
when We all know tlat during the
entife battle for prOhlbiiiGn IN the
Stale Of Kansas. Mr.. John A. Ander
s0u, although clothed with treWen-
ious influence and poWer by virtue OF
bic high Oiilce, never lifled up his
voice once IN favor Of prohibition,
md she pltiful and diaeusting ex-
'use8 made for him by Rev. Wake,
ma one Albert Gfifin, are that his
attention has been given 70 something
Use In other words, John A. Ander-
on, up 20 this campaign, has 5eea tho
lusy % say ons word in behalf ~
Can any honeat prohibltl1nisf Be
nisiead by such false plea2
J. EFuBWEL1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
Rarrlok hsms.

Knowing you editors have such ar
antipathy TO an account OF thu
weather every week, we will dispense
with that.
w. n. BuzzArd's sale was q success
financially, amounting to a great deal
more than was anticipated.
Miss Pheba Godfrey was visiting
the old plantation last week.
Mr.. Davis has commenced his
school, and wields the birch in the
Berwick school this winter.
The Literary will soon be started
again-sOmetime this month, aud also
the social society contemplate hold
ing a festival in the near future.
Henry Fulton got the cane last Fri
day evening, at the blind mans con
cert, for being the LATEST man I'm Sa-
line county. The right man got IL.
An excellent sermon was delivered
10 the people Of Berwick by Rev. w. .
r. Leigh, on last sabbath.
OCCAsIO NAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

THE following h q WashiDRion,
Kansas. special 10 the Abilene Ga
seffe In this, the home Of tie
straight Republican candidate for
Congress, OF the Fifth District, our e.
teeined fellow -citizen, Andrew 5.
Wilson, everything is booming. The
letter Of the Judge 60 the HoBgrel
candidate, ls spoken Of IN glowing
terms by all, as an honest, sensible,
struight forward document. written
By man In every sense Of the word.
On the other hand. Anderson Is get
ting generally sized up for just what
be is, = narrOw-gauged, aTrant selfish
demagOgue. who sees good in nothing
outside Of what is good for John A.
Anderson.
A Wilson club has just been or
ganized, and already comprises $50
members In it, ranks, from among
our best citizens. They are doing
good work, and the Ingslls meeting
on Wednesday next will be glorious
one.
Our county convention was held
here on Saturday. The Anderson
men nade a big fight for delegates,
but got badly d0wned. TIE "resOlu-
tiOn business" was no go, and Wilson
and Anderson states were run In this
district, the Wilson slate going ahead
by 100 majority, out Of a 300 vote.
The evening before the primaries,
the Anderson men sent emissaries all
over the county, tn every school
house and other places where prima-
Fies were held. and posted hundreds
Of placards reading, Don't send q
Wilson delegated" But the sequel
shows that the people were not to be
bulldOzed by such q proceeding, a
dtling one, eminatlng ss It did from
that prince Of Darkness" Hon.
John. A.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Migratory birds are going South
q month earlier than usual.
An English scientist processes Ia
have discovered that color blindness
is the result Of sticking TO one kind OF
tobacco.
THE ordinary bnilding material at
Canton is a blue brick. This blue color
is created by dampenlng the bricks
while being burned.
THE attempt to raise tobacco In
England is q failure. The experiment
was faithfully tried but the result was
far from encouraging.
The country will welcome the new
issue Of silver in certificates in small.
er denominations. The 81 bills are now
being printed and the S2'bills will
soon "g0 to press."
Mr.. Thomas Bailey AIdrich has
come home from Russia with q poor
opinion Of that country. Tile attempts
~ civilization there he thinks merely
emphasize the savagery Of the nation.
The venerable DR.. Mark Hopkins
hopes 10 attend the meetings OF the
American Board Of commissioners for
Foreign Missions at Des MOines next
month. He is more than so years old.
but has excellent health.
JUDGE WILSON will not be coaxed.
or frightened, or driven of the track,
as the Salina correspondent Of the
Kansas City Tines intimAtes He Is
In the race Ia 10 stay, and IN 10 win,
and from all over the district, his
name will be ''Eli. .n-Gnsette.
A large quantity Of ashes were also
found, giving evidence oF a great fire.
The stone ~ the bnil,Iino sisovrc,i -
idenee Of fine wOrkmanshiD and high
polish. Large elm trees have grown
upon these ruins, proving Them To be
very old. DR.. Schiieman might find
In these remains evidences OF q pre-
historic and highly civilized race on /
this continent Of which we have /
hitherto had 10 conception. Let the
be sent Tor.
Dorman b. Eaton says that Cleve
land's worst appointments have been /
brought about by the willful and Ia /
tentional deceit Of the politicians Of /
his party. This has Of course hurt him /
butin his position toward civil service
reform the hest elements Of both par-
lies are certainly Ga his favor. By the /
Time his present term Of Oliice has eX-
pired fWo-thirds Of the 15,0Oo people
who hold cllice under the civil service
rules win 5e Democrats WhOse interest
L will % course BE- 20 support him"
@. n. Branscmbe the prohibition
,andidate Tor governor & IN hot water.
It Seems that he obtained q large sum
4 money from his falher-ln- Law. John
ravfoF IN fact al of Lis fortune and
lou refuses to make restitution anC
ias kicked tie old man panlless from
lis house. Taylor has eOnanlcuced suif
q the dlstrict court at Lawrence tor
over the money. Tayiof's daughter
las also turned agsinst beg father.
The recital nf the old mans wrongs
lrand Bransoombe IS knave Of The
Inst Waler. He sets Up the plea Of
ufiaw e. b defence in the suit. Bah -
isEr riiR0 Besgiltiioaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
REPueli Jan COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans will meet ia dele
gate convention at the Court House In
the 9th Of Salins on Saturday, OctO-
Der 10Th, 1886. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose Uf placing in nomination
the candidates for the following c0un-
~ ofiiCss: County Attorney, Clerk Of
the District Court, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, Probate Judge,
Commissioner for First District to
aIl vaeancy), Commissioned for Sec
Ond District, Representative In tie
Legislature, and 10 choose q Republi-
can central COMMITTEES for the ensuing
year.
The basis Of representation In said
Convention has been fixed ~ follows;
One delegate for every 25 votes and
one delegate for every fraction Of -
votes or over cast for James g. Blaine
at the election Of November, 1884,
under which appOFtiOnment each pre-
einet will be entitled 20 representation
na f0llOWs:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Anderson, the tailor, has complete
line Of cloths for fall aud winter
suitingA Call aud l5nk at them.
Z. Walton has removed 10 the third
building south OF his old stand. All
old customers and friends are e6rdia-
lly invited 10 call and see him.
S6-2t
Go to Anderson. the Tailor, for in
comparable ifs aud elegant suitings.
Shop over Nelson & BsngstOn's.
Everybody cordially invited to visit
our new store. LOok at our goods
whether you buy or not.
BRANIFF & CONRAD.
Bucks Brilliant, Palace and Prin-
cess Aladdin Base Heater al BraniR &
Conrzd's. Guaranteed to be the most
perfect burner in the world.
Money to Loan on improved farm
N.F. CARROLL,
Salina. Kansas.
Farm loans negotiated by MeCOn
nell s. Wildman.
Briggs & Gebhart have the finest
and largest assortment Of stoves in the
west. 35 81.
Farm loans negotiated by McCon-
nell & Wildman.
Always fresh bread. pies, CAKES and
confectioneries at the California Res
taurant and Vienna Bakery. S5St.
Farm loans negotiated 10y McCOn-
nell & Wildman.
Garland, Splendid and Royal Ar
gand base burners-lhe three finest In
the market. at Briggs & Gebhart's.
ss-3t.
Farm loans negotiated by MeCOn-
nell & Wildman.
A new bakery, called the Vienna
Bakery, has been opened in eonnec-
tion with the California Restaurant,
run 50 successfully by Fred Cranz.
55-3t.
Garland, Splendid and Royal Ar
gand btse burners-the three finest in
the market, at Briggs & Gebhart's.
s5-St.
Briggs & Gebhart have the finest
and largest assortment Of stoves in the
west. S5-3t.
Briggs & Gebhart have received
ear Of Abbott buggies aud road carts.
35-St.
WANFED-GoOd sewing girls and |
two apprentice girls. Apply to Miss
n. E. Bates, Opera House Block, Sa-
lima. 36-2w.
Briggs & Gebhart have received n
car Of Abbott bnggies and road carts
35-3t.
WANTED-A girl TO do general
housework. Apply to Mrs. A. B.
Mcconnell, South Santa Fe..
WANTED immediately-an expert
49, u 6AAi fNotu tiCttut 10 10 the mouse
work for a small family. Apply at
Office or residence Of DR.. Phillips.
WANTED-2OO head Of stock hops-
from 75 to $50 pounds. VIII
pay "a by weight. for so days for hogs
brought TO my place. Apply to Aug.
Ziebell. 81 l3w.
A splendid oven, good material and
q first-elass baker will always insure
gOOOd bread. At the Vienna Bakery,
The new bakery OF the California Res
iaurant. S5-St
SOlberg, the tailor, at his new shop
In the Parker building-south OF the
Opera HOuse-Seventh street, is IN
receipt Of early fall goods, and can
supply the young gentlemen or the
Did gentlemen Of Salina with the
most stylish suits to be obtained in
Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
GERONIMO ANn HIS RAND

SAN ANTONIA, Tx, October L.
Gen. Stanley, C imm4nding the Depart
ment Of Texas, was interviewed this
evening regarding the disposition of
OF his Indian captiyes-GerOnimO and
hi band. He had a long talk with
Geronimo and Natchez. He said
they had retailed tlIe story Of their
capture and the terms offered 10 and
accepted by them. Their statement
was n substantial cOrrobOratiOn Of the
report TO the War Department made
by Gen. Miles. They had not had
their lives guaranteed. They had
been told simply that they would be
protected against the citizens Of Ari-
zOna, or against trial in the civil court
Of that State. No one had told them
that they might not be executed after
trial by the military. Gen. Stanley
stated that he was nov I'm active COR
respOndenee with the authorities at
Washington. The Cabinet was con-
sidering what disposition % make Of
the warriors. He was not at liberty
to say what his instructions were, but
intimated very strongly that the
whole band would be shortly remov-
ed TO Florida. The Indians express
themselves as very anxious to 90.
Their families and friends are there
and they are growing very tired Of
their confinement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The Republicans OF Smoky Hill
Township will hold q convention
to place ticket In the field for town
ship officers, on the same day and
at the same hour set by the county
central COMMITTEES, to select delegates
to the county convention, to be held
on the 10 day OF October, 1886
THOs ANDERSON. Committeeman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The largest stock Of millinery and
notions ever brought 10 this city, At
Mrs. +. Huber's Also ready made
dresses. eloaks, ladies and ehildren's
underwear, Jerseys, hosiery. gloves.
jewelry, button, clasps. dress goods.
and trimmings. Lalies Md gloves a
specially. Call aud price cur stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Iron
avenue. Open block. No. liz. salina,
Kanaas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The primary meetings % elect dele
gates to the County Convention will
Be held on Wednesday, the 18th day
OfOctObeF, between the hours Of 4 and
8 O'Clock P. H., 10 all precincts ex-
cept the city Of Salina, Smoky View
and Spring Greek precincts. In said
precincts the primary meetings Will
be held on the same day, but between
the hours named as follows: In the
city Of Ballna between the hours Of
aud O'Clock p. NJ; and In Smoky
View and Spring Greek between the
hours Of 4 and O'Clock p. NJ.
The primary meetings will be held
at the usual places Of voting unless
otherwise ordered by the township
committeeman, who will give due no
.tlcs II any change is made. The
primaries IN Solomon township will
Be held ct Poheia school house. All
delegates shall be voted for by ballot.
The polls % remain open until the ar
rival Of the hour for closing named IN
the call None bot Republicans will
be allowed 10 vote.
THOs. ANDERSON,
Temporary Chairman Central Com.
ID. e. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Coon ought 10 ensue from the assem-
bling of the National Conventlon Of
Knights Of Labor In Richmond. The
inhabitants Of that somewhat too con-
ssFvatige city viii have an opporiuni-
g Of discerning some Of the results Of
= system Of free labor endowed with a
free ballot. They viii nee a body Of
well dressed, Wsll-ied, well educated
Woskmen. Aud, fortunately, they
viii see shat equality means equality
in the North. for the knights have
done themselves honor and labor Jus
eioe by the selection Of at least one
oolored delegate The survivor o.
that aEhappy lime 10 which labor Was
held dIsgraeeinl Ia elsVen States viii,
ifthsy attend the meetings OF read the
paOoeedinga % the convention, dis-
ooveE that there arc mechanics whose
eaOnonic views are clear enough and
ghase mode Of expressing them is els-
CANT and faruibls enough 20 merit con-
eidsEailon from the most august L,egIs-
iature that ever esembled. And our
altra censsFvatiye friends "a Dixie
may, nerhans, Be led 20 rofieot that /
lFse seh0ols, ires hallois, and free laws
aEs The greatest blessings which any /
nalioa can be endowed Eiih.-fn.cy.
Oesza. ]
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

TIE Greeks and shs Latins have
4 ttled down 10 work ia good style,
and We don't hear any mere CON-
planning about hard leasons.
Mr.. Gould, Mr. TbOmps0n, Dir.
Hagler ard several othere. ell students
0f the Wesleyan University, visited
the Normal on saturday.
Prof Fertig aud Miss Stewart spent
Saturday and Sunday at Bennington.
Ottawa county, 81 the home Of Mr.
Strubie.
Two gentlemen from Clay Center
visited the school this week. and ex-
pressed themselves as being highly
pleased with the appearances Df things
Prof. ThorDman Is absent this week
visiting the State Normal school a.
EmpOris and the Agricultural Col-
lege at Manhattan.
Pres. Malander of the Bethany
Normal Institute a. Lindshofg. Wis
tied us on Saturday.
W ID. Struble j. absent frnm school
this week, owing 10 the death Of his
brother.
Prof and Mrs Thoroman spent
Monday evening al Mr. BruitaB's Ia
the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The Leavenworth TINES ls re.
sPOnsible for the following: "Kelley
is going over the state delivering q
cut and dried speech said 10 have
been prepared for him by Col. Fen.
Ion. 10 contains q sentence 70 the ef-
feet that the Republican party did
not free the negro" That blather-
sklteF Kelley is not only making an
ass Of himself, but is bringing dis
grAcs on the few respectable men len
IN the Democratic party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
To caiiIn 80, inKan...

The undersigned desires to make
arrangements On have punches Of Col
orado native and half breed steers fed
with eoru duriLg the coming winter
and spring. Bids wanted on the coui-
pensaiion for increased weight. Ad-
dress w. THOMSON.
P. o. Box 29i5. Denver. Col.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The fourth Regular meeting OF the
Kansas Valley Detective Association
for the year 1856. will be held at the
city hall SalIna, Kansas, on the third
Saturday Of October, l6ih day., At
l:so O'Clock p N. sharp.
JOHE w. Burke, President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

WE observe by the announcements
of speakers, that Ex-Governor Osborne
is to take part In the campaign. He
will speak at q number Of points with
Governor Martin and other speakers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

4 CANVASS Of the positions Of the
press Of the State on the CongressiOn.
al question gives the following result:
Wilson, Ss; Anderson 25 Lowe, lS,
and brOusing around 4.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

TIE extension Of the Atchlson, To
pekA , Santa Fe railway to Chicago,
is now an assumed fact. This will
bring Kansas still further 20 the
frnnk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

THE Abilene 0ass'fs said that J6hh
A. Anderson Ia his spssch At Beattie
last FRIDAY claimed ''tbnf be must re-
osive Democratic voies throughout
the FIfth District 70 be elected, that
the Republicans had long enough
been whipped into the party ranks.
and the support Of . protective tArin.
AID It & high tine they were voting
"a independent ticket" He ssid he
"had voted for Daaoerafic "a. assiTes
Ia congress, and was entitled 70 Dem
0cratie votes on that score" To
elect q candidate who bad never be-
fore represented the people la congress
would he 10 add 70 the influence Of
Ingalls,. Plumb. aud The balance Of
the Kansas Republican members Of
the lppeF aud lover houses Of con-
gress, who were Ia favor Of . protee-
tive tariff. and against the Morrison
bill-a feature Of legislation that he
was pleased % say he wns Ia favor a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

THE new public printer has dis
charged over three hundred Of the
employees Of that Office In the past
tWo weeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

IT is not many years since business
failures, as the result Of dishonest
cOndnct, were very rare. Defalca-
tlons and embezzlement by men Of
long years Of respectabillty and trust
were hardly ever heard Of 10 those
halcyOn days. Nov for several years
the newspapers have teemed with &C
counts of such crimes, and recently
there seems to be q perfect carnival Of
them, and puritan New England
seems % furnish more than her share.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

HERE ls freedom FOR the labOring
men with q vengeance. The New
YORK Times says; "MF. DOody, who
is chairman, OF the Henry George
labor party In the Third Assembly
district, is reported 20 have said 1t
won't be hard % keep the union
men from 'scabing' lt on election day.
Our books show where they live, and
any one who votes with the old par
ties win Be spotted, and wen make
@ bot tor him after election is over.
A mans no good In the union who
wOa't vote right which Of the old
parties ever played the tyrant like
fhafP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Twenty-fix new subscribers. last
week, aud I've converts from Ander
son 10 Wilson. Let the good work
continue. The Herald will endeavoF
10 expose the eOniempiable. secret si-
tempted bribers. and selfish motive-
OF the Purcell-Anderson- -Bcllers-gang
while the people again take their
places on the side Of justice. reason
aud good sense Clyde Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

arr = Frrtact -. l1 asaA 4ieA 'A,rlt
7AFlNG plrcAascl the Fizhf for shis county
- r. Ne ORA H11alan q Palmer's Eirclro
Alerareuiic Ca1intt t1ih. ue are rrtrarcl %
tririly, ~ ~ lre1inlnt ~ aii Chfunis nnf Nrf-
Vpds dr,anlea Tr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

For G0rclnOr,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Lieutenant GopernOr,
A. P. RIDDLE.
For Secretary Of Naie,
+. B. ALLEN.
Fbr State TFeaara,
JAMES w. HAMILTOE.
Fer auditor 0f State,
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY.
Fer Aaoraey General.
8. 3. BRADFORD.
For superintendent Of Public Eastyuc
lion,
J. II. LAWHEAD.
For Associate Justiee,
ID. M. VALENTINE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
REPURLICGN TICKEF.

For Congressman. Fggh Disirict,
ANDREW 8. WILSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The msiariiy afhlfe.I girls ln Canada
earn bat 3 q monih.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
AN AWFUL TALE.
Louisiana Girl, Outraged BY Negro,
Kilis Herself 70 Escape Disgrace.
ar,agf.t a., th. f...44.

Louisiana Girl, Outraged BY Negro,
KIiis Herself 70 Escape Disgrace.
Special 70 the gnzeits.
SHREVEPORT, Ia, July rs This com
mnnity Vas thrown into the deepest con.
stcrnati0n yesterday By what has devel.
Oped 70 be most horrible and fsnd-
lsh crime committed upon the per
son Of Miss Lucy v. Yancey, dargh-
Ter Of Mr., Daniel YanCsy, living a
short distance from this place, BY
q negro boy named Ben Ford EN-.
plOyed by Mr.. Yancey for sometime past.
and was regarded as a trusty servant
About five months ago the negro, finding
an opportunity, took advantage Of Miss
fancey and forced her TO consent TO his
hellish desires. He afterward told
her II she betrayed him he would
XIII her. The unfortunate girl through
fright kept the horrible crime secret up to
last Tuesday On Saturday last, finding
That she was pregnant, she determined 70
put an end 10 her life. She took dose
OF strychuine, but not Of sufficient quaint.
" 70 produce death. physician was i'm
mediately called ia who soon relieved her.
bot she had hardly recovered when che
took second dose, which had the desired
eject. She left letter TO her father Civ
ing fun history Of the crime, and IN IL
said that she preferred death 10 life
~ she could not bear the disgrace
The negro flend left and Ia still at large
but posse Of Infatuated citizens are
securing the whole parish In search Of
him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
In nor PURSUIT..
wiil Psrsto Passes Through Gainesville
wilhihs Onrefs ~ ITS usels.

wiii Psreto Passes Through Gainesville
wilhibs Omcsfs ~ Ills ueeis,
speeiaI " ihs gRsbtte.
uAtsRsyibLs, TES9 July 70 VIII
Pefeto the young man who committed
the brutal assault upon little gill near
Dexter last week aud then made hs o..
cape, passed through this city to-day aG-
compaued ny four others said 10 be his
friends They had about fifteen minutes
the start 81 three deputy sherlns whp
havO gone IN pursuit The officers are
men 0i courage and a. PgfetO and his
friends are we'll armed an interesting tlms
Il expected should the latter be over
taken Il IL believed that Pereto viii
meet the fate Of al such nands should he
bH captured
LATRR The officers have Just re-
turned with flvo mgn whom they caught
near Hed river Pereto vas not among
them aud the mon we're soon released