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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-08

story has been in circul .tion in the
Paris papers, according To f. carle dis
pnich, 10 thc feet that Mrs. Mnckny,
through Count Dillon as nn int.rme t.
diary, has placed her millions ut Bou-
lrnSer's dIspos'l for coup d'ctut pur-
poses. AIRS. Mnckay is naturally i'll
dignnnt. and writes concerning the nb-
surd story i'll way which ought to con-
vince even AN imaginative lersOn. She
says: 1T is absolutely false. Neither
my husband nor mystlf has ever
spoken 10 General BoUlnngcr. We do
not even know him.
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Sale OG StniliDIis.

The Oasis Ranch Company, l.. G..
Hardy, Manager, has just s"li 10 l.. J.
Jones. of pm cent valley, ia. fine. coal
black p lcnr- I'D stallion. WIdcS .n"nd.
stock Of France on the side uf both siIc
mud dam, aud hcing from u lions show
stock i, in cnndlo ,tly oXpo tel tlnt
"WIhc+pICNI" Wi do.cIrp int u Ia Gc.
snowy hnrsc whns. weight WI uu duul I
ionch 1000 pounds Tie price In'd was
ST. 200.
Mr. Ilnrdy hn' nj 90 snl To-. Dohms,
al Huntington Valley, the a-ycnr-nld
Norman STA lion min Ictic." weighing
now 800 pounds. Mr. Dnhmg. vino 10
in Nebraska on business, finds that hc
can do better in the purchase Of II fine
stallion nt hnu" than ho can in tho "a t.
lcucc lao wdtcs Mr.. Hardy aud con.
ludos tho purchn.c.
This tn'o speaks we'll for the On ais
linuch CumI any a. IL il evidence that
wo have nj home nr enterprise TINT Cnu
LncCo'sfuliy Cpmpctc WITH the I'm both
IN gunl ~ Uf stbcE nud tloir prices; and
tho upckmcn uf both rlcn ant and
Hunt ugi0n Na'lcys nro t. ~ congrutu.
)nlod on oing furnished with fn'lltic,
for growing the most valuable trnins Of
DOfsCs.
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SUSIE GOODWIN.
4 Large Pension.

The Interior Depart yout officials
have disposed OF a tension clim tla.
for ycars has loeu veri;ah'o cnu-c
ccichrr. II wat the claim Of Cyphc.t =.
Gil!ctt ., Of What Cheer. Kcrkuk county,
Iowa, for t'tal blindness 1t has lccn
pending since 1873. and has hem rr-
rcn;2 ily rrj''tcl ly d:!r"icn Pension
Commissioners. 1t Grhiy cawe up ON
GpTeul IciUIo Assistant Sc.r,ia-y llaw-
kims. who decide in Gil.,tt,'S nsor.
The amount which Mr.. q licitc will
receive is about $lG. 900 III arrears, n,
well n IA monthly pension in futmc ui
$72. This il sniI to Ire the large It sum
over ro.d to private sol Iicr a' poI-
si"n.- Tx.
Let's scc; who wa' il that said no
rousI"nS woul hc grautrd after tho
Democrats ga;uol cout;ol Of tho Gov.
crumCut2
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'EiIc Business IInzar.

SAN FRANCT CO. CAL, March 20, 1888.
frof j. l.. Burner, cu;tpr of The
Bnrnerian Business Bazar, Elko New,
Dear sir: Your postnI If the 18th, nnd
c py OF the laAar, received. The pub
Lent on In II line dcl eariuce and is IL
credit t L kn Co, New and ought to
me with Success. Enclosed find SD
ccntS. n yOu rrque.t. for tue puLlicn-
Oh of MY namc aud business in to
Direct 1ry, Il a coy OF you inper.
RcY c-t.ully. l.. G. DAKE,
Advt. Agent.
Dose Ines ,ns ungo'el for, mint id?
HawsnIerrr dtnlis, Mcestar Dnke; uud
Its q Q how may will vol!ow zuit, not
shut for dot foIr pits, put to encourage
doot lced!e pea dIip!,tS, der Is. B. B.
und We will puom der whole Baciic
Goast, ~ chinSo ,at nrii'er vns. Look
out. st AID back! Del Donsanl gop-
pies nest dime, you o.. Send pee sness
mime umd DIT lee lie four pit : dots oil. .
I Brof. BrrtIelraier in the Burneriau
Business BaZlr. 1t
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Shnii tac Con>t Lose 's'Wo Scnn-
IOrk.t

The Wa hinpt III c"rrcS S-nndrnt of the
san + nucisso Chronicle writ - this:
Sc ut " IT Nh is urging the division
of Idaho Terri ory. aud it y ems that,
for the purpose Of benefit ng Nrva Ia.
hr II sGrriiicing . proper rerrrse ltalion
of t:r Pacific Goa Il Ia tie Senate. 1t
las he:nnic the fashion III draw ng the
l. nadurie' of ncw state, t. u!aEc the N
as Ia -le ~ pO,sItl Da ,rta, Montana
aud VIZ ,himGt IA Tcrrit ,ricS constitute II
vast "a en II count Y. which, il they we: e
Il lu,.tt ii n tnlcc > ate, wruli hnvr six
i"pic'"Ltat Vc' III I I- Sc at; while II
SinIi.r II ct ii o' Territory in tue FL 4.
Ire ,lnuinG 1T Maine. woul have eighteen
or twenty members in Tia. senate. Why
a Ne.icrn ScHnt n shout | hc ia fnvur of
dividing up one Gi the great Trrlitlrir,
like .aho an l. IneIiug our-,n'f of il
t" "i'r ic rit 'ry I'd the ,tLrr half Ia II
stat, and thus fnicyrr de. rive th,.
"rst OF iwp Scunt rs in Congress so.nIs
mex i!Carc. III" Wet ul.r,dy has
fewer SrEnt prS tLnl it, tcgrItrIy WA
~ L AID when 4 GrCuiuc> thitkiy srt-
Il ii. as 1t W II one day, it VII find tIat
the small II = of TIE Eat have vrIy
much more Iuilncnce ia sln:,iug lcSis a.
ton tIUn Tie States Of tao Wrst; ard in
matt RS concerning wHIch I lc Iuterr.t
ri tie Et.t III We r,LllItt, ne We [
J iinI II al. at gr' at dI,u lvariu e.
ems" Of the small number of Srla-
tors II VIII Lave The effort to- oblitcr-
ATE 'mhO from the map, annex tie
uoitrrrm | j To Wa ,hingtnn Te:Iita V
a al thc Snwtac.n put t Ncvni ia seems
Il be n"thImS short OF II wa t ~ sncri-
tce ut tT v,t.S in the Untcl Stat :
sc ate. which mny i.e sorr.y needed hy
t!e Sc@t III TIE iLiUre; urd it aisa de
irivcS the West q! two votes in tie
Electoral COLLEGE, which might Cict 4
mine IL Pres d"ntinl election Tie
tsml ting Init held out TO the people OF
NoItneru 1luhG Of Spr,.,;y admission Il
the Union y being annexed t Nash
ington Territory, mny lnv" the effect OF
inducing them t. ohiItrIatc their bound.
nEirS a. IcCr.t ny nni t. ext ngui~lI
the hope Of the ultimate admission Of
Idaho IL, st tie.
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Il. y. IIamill came down from Well
yesterday morning mud stopped over
until this muruimg. From him we learn
TINT forty four additional men nrc ,m-
ploycd there 10y the X llroud Company
since the change of divisions, besides
nm additional number OF train men who
stop there occasional v. This will give
the Wells II fresh impetus aud business
will bc corrcspondiugly lively.
The Company has issued orders TO
fence the road from Wells e. Prko cn,,-
yon. nj which chttlcrncn along tho line
are much dissatisfied. NJ il will prevent
stock from free range on both sides OF
The rond. They say that tho number OF
cntil' killed 10y trains IL n smnll item
when compared with the advantage Of
having u free range which viii bc Oh.
sirucicd 10y the proposed fence.
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3 wJrthy CundiIiat..

The Republicans OF Elko are talking
of nominating O. l.. G. FarcniId of
TuscarO'n for stats Senator. Nothing
would please us better than t. SEQ our
brother Q ltor king nu II two pnt in
the proceedings Of the Scunto. lIo il
our candidnto first, Ia, and all the time.
Il RovciIlc.
II We mn1t have q Republican in tho
State Senate We know OF no man whom
We would rather see IN The position than
.. IL. Z. Fanchild; but it is not fore
gone conclusion that Republican will
bG elected to TINT Office.
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EAMOi NnIST:t S-PEItCII-
J?LJ oNi IIlitE.

H. 'rcwith we present mn exact pic
iurc, taken from II photograph. Of the
ftmoTs Reconsideration ruatc. Susie
Goodwin, fuIm .rly owned by the Oasis
X inch Company, of Tonmo. Nc,ndl.
The following description uf this valua-
bl" animal. which the Company lost by
death Last Summer, is taken from the
Reno Grzet,e and Stochrugu:
"Sus:c Goodwin was II remarkably
fine formed mare. weighing 1000
Tolnd., Was sire; 10y St LaurcKt, who ,c
weight was FL p0uni.. who was the
sire of n"ir valuable AMI spirited draft
stnllious than any other stallion in the
United states. Her dam wd~ Ma .uOlin.
30. 9S7. Susie Goo lwin WIS bred by
the firm of T.. Drl'"n & Co, Of Normal,
Ill. In lSs. l.. &. Hardy started th,
first stud of Dir at horses established in
the Stat" Of Nevada. nui closed the
season with only six sales; bat til. : =
i,ciIOus Of choIc" formed large s'al!ion
Uf the best stock in ia" Euitrl STATE.
soon gnv" his stud nnt"Iirty. md in the.
Spring Of lsS7 Il" organized the q isis
Ranch Company t. enable linn iimtn-
'lnliy To- carry II suiii .irut stock to me,
the demands for this most p,pu,ur
breed Of draft horses. In the season OF
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-08

Allan q. Thurmnu. Secretary Bnynrd
unl Sre ,krr CnIli>le are um ,mg the mrn
mentioned in Washington from whom II
success or to Chief Ju. .ticc Waite is TO
H. chosen. hssocintc Justice Frlrs
name is nl-o mentioned, hu. his ngr i.
decidedly against him. lie is nlrpady
eligible To retirement. This same Oh
j"Ciion weighs against the appointment
"i Mr.. Thurman mud Mr.. Bay ,rd. Mr..
Cnl'sl" il aid Ia 1--we brrn the Prcsi-
dent prefer nee for the robe Of the late
Justice Woods. now worn by Jastire
Lamar, hut it was then decided that
the Kentucky statesman Coul not be
slnrca in the II ,usc WhrtIrr the
sitnnt on has changed since Let Deem
sufficiently 10 warrant Mr.. Culslr's
PROMOTION remains 10 TO seen. This
question aside. it il quite prob ,blc TINT
lac NIGH, Receive the prize. The Prcsi-
dcnt thinks n Rrcnt drnl Of Sir. Car
islc.-l Virginia Chr ,niclc
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SEEDS gan NEVADA.

ftfrring to an item which appeared
recently i'll this paper in relation TO
scrd" from the Agricultural Department
ut Washington, Isuac Frohmuu, Private
Secretary 10 SrnltGr Stewart, writes
umdrr date Of March 10Th as follows:
&c. ". Grover,
Dear Sir:--l;rf,rriug to All
item from your paper beg l,nvc 10 state
that the AGrirulIulnl Department is
wholly To blame for the delay you con-
drmn. Senator Stewart received 1T
Icn-t 800 requests, ia nnsw"r TO his
letter, from Ill pni;' Of the State. Each
request WAS taken Ia the Agricultural
i, pmtinrmt, aGd although the amount
uf seeds asked tor in some cases wns
rAtiuv"gnTt, instructions were given to
comply with them ns near ns possible.
and to- forward the sccdS ui tle earl est
moment.
IL i, II rule OF the Department 10 send
seeds t. the con -titucntS of the Suutl-
rrn Senators and Representations ear
lest on account OF the early sens 10 .
For tniS rcnsOn, III part, il due the delay
IN answering rtqrrSts from thr West
generally, where the Stasup for sowing
is much lucr than in the South. The
Department has been urged several
times by Senator Stewart to send the
seeds to NcyndI ns cnily as pos ,ihic.
md cn the 9th instant Senator Stewart
was notified that about l0O requests
wcr" thus far complied with, among
whom wtre IL number of citizens OF Elko
county"
Mr.. Frohmnn says thnt by far the
greater humber Of requests for sccls
nom Nevada cou.c from Elko county,
which j. not to he wondered ut M this
county is. perhaps, rorc extensively
engage in agriculture than any o,hcr
county in the State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-08

Th" canary bird Of lI'mo. Christopher
Columbus ruwnin,.. Chirps his SONG of
personal invcCtivr. ns il chokci up with
hhys""d. Christopher reminds ns, IN
hoa-ting that his pnst Ifc il like IN
open h""k. rrndy for nuypmc's rurusnl.
Of the wln'c r,bht il Norway. that frrra
no dHng'r from the hunters pursuit
when the snow covers the ground. be-
cnmTc II sweeps smooth with its tail all
tracks made with ils feet Bu, unluck.
iiy Tia" trnck in politics made hy the
c'iit"r Of Tire journal cnmuui bc so cmgiIy
cOycr,d.--l Austin Rrvcllc.
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u III aud the Sierra NrvadaS of Cn':fur-
ma. There i no iudu', y AT con-
tributes more = the wc'ia nf II aiming
Grd stock growing cOmmuuI.y t inr q
propagation Of good dIn horses which
ne always ~ a''ley tlr1u ;Luut the
Unite! S;a'e% st re niIuc-at ve prices.
aud the Norman pe-chrrou i rapidly
"ainiug favor. especially in this cnnmt V.
n tioy are dc~irn"lc Cor improving the
native Ncyu IN Il trck which i. TOO sLa'i
for &c :rrn utility; hut ~ crossing VT
Inr-e. fine I rc% II" offspring is greatly
improve in si2e aIh style. giving nai-
mas which are c're .ini V dc' rlh'e in
En- tie II ma kctS for both in"m and
coach hOrsc~, nul 10y hc.ug btu La -ly
nH! IN ! SecpeTS ,ey are much sought
for in the market. Of the Unitc Stutn,
A. Il IA My hor e tn Y are espe ialIy
dc IInb'c. Is ng very aOciIc aud OF such
kiul diSpp~ tom that th'y 6 saf- in
the hands o: h tn women ari chiliIen.
This jI't V cc!cmnte Il rrk ot h"r,cS
will III p cl sure t. the family, Ielre
t tie la 'le' ard money t,tse pocket
Of tie pr"ducer. They { TIE prIipct
aud glory Of graf Nation. TIE proper
t. aud sc want nfir= ci.iIiIo world,
the heroes q: trc IN the chs npiou of
the rie eat mud The horse Of tle fu
tUre.
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nun" ."e 0''e "' '"e previous
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J'3EE uIS.NG'S GgESs.

Judge Rising Ot SIo.cy aud gentle.
man OF Eurrkr were recently talking Of
Presidential probabilities aud possiLll..
tees on thc Republican, side. Judge
Rising l. pretty level headed man on
MI current things, rs well ~ being Que
Of the very best aud most popular
Judges III nj! this western VOL Tho
Judge regards MIR. Blaine IA entirely
out Of the hght. and thinks that neither
Sherman, lltwiey, llnrrlgon. Foraker
nor Allison will succeed il getting the
nomination. His guess is taat it will
so either 10 Senator lliIcOck Of New
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-3h- Ioycr-1nnxing Company.

OF this taoupc, wLicn VIII appear ut
FIcemni la on Tuesday, April 10th,
tie MH-qucttH. Mich. journal says:
In the "Pf.Y 10 Tut Drs," the medley
of miImicfy, builosqro damn aud char
nct.r sketches which close the enter
tainn'e"t, lny l.. toyao wat. n usual,
simply Immense. lie is the peer OF my
n t'r Of bis line ever seen Oh tho Jcniu-
sula. his lishtning-'ike chnngo' aud
wonderful fasial powers keep the laugh
tor going coutnun ly, while hisl charn,-
do'iueations nro show in tlem.
selves.
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sew Time Gard.

Tho now iimc card which COCA int,
effect tomorrow unkc' few changes in
the running time Of ,injns on the Cen
irll rnciIic. Following IL tho timo ot
{ g various Ia's"ngcr trims nt this
IItrUn: No. I, wod bound arrives II.
7:l0 and dcpn't' qt $40 4. NJ; No. :.
west bound. n-rivct and DEPARTS at 10
-. aud docS not stop for breakfast:
No. |. east bound arrives nj 1:jD and
departs Mt $50 +. N; 30. .. cast
bound. nrrivos nt 0.a1 nni departs at
9:Ji 4. NJ. II tho TRIMS make their
time. aud 1t Ia - hc hoped they will
nftnr the change 81 divisions which
takes pin g tomorrow, thcIo will hC
three trims here in tic morning. two Of
which viii st ~ for hcaldas,, nrd one in
the evening which " II t,p for supper.
The Appeal suys: Jack Campl ell Of
tho Walker lntc bulletin has tiruck IL
rich in lisgold mine. lie has two pnIt-
ncrs, nud last week q ry c.caurd up : :.
COO IN gold.
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A rrOprrtY NnIc.

j. NJ. Atkinson has sold his Star Val.
ley ranch. consisting Of Go nctcs Of
patented land md about 2G) acres of
other land, together with the farming
implements belonging thereto, to II, T..
OKoo.c, lnto Of San jose, Cal. for 81, =.
600. Those who arc acquainted with
tho property consider II n cheap farm :.
Mr.. Atkinson will return in n
few Gays to Ogden where hc bns e,taL.
i\shul peluiducnt residences.
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Death Of \ VuiuabI, IIorsc.

w. L. Crane. Of South Fork. came in
to-day aud Informs us that he hns met
with severe loss in the death, last
Sunday, OF his fine iivc.ytHr old draft
horse, "Mnrquis Of Lorne." Mr..
Crane has no idea OF tue cause Of tho
death Of this valunbi, animal unless il
was caused by collie, or some similar
disease. "Mnrquis OF L1rne" was q
very large. well formed horse, and his
death is misfortune, not only TO his
owner. but To the who'o noiuhborhool.
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The Senate has passed without oppo-
siiion the bill appruprihting $50. 900 Tor
the purchase OF IL site for the ) IN Fran
cisco rostoilicc. There il curious in.
nucncc about the Scmtori Il ntmus-
phrru which IL fnvorahl, to lihcrnlity.
II has nothing Ia do with party. For the
last ten years Ia" Senate has been
exactly balanced. aud for two
years Uf that limc the Demo
ciats were in the maj ,riiy. Yet meas.
urcs that nrc fought inch hy iuch in tho
House slide through the Upper Chnm-
bcr without debate or division. The
pnSsn 70 of the san Francisco bill hy The
Scnnti improves its position before the
House. aud II sOino crossroads cronp-
mis;s can ho snpprrSso | our delegation
will DO able 10 get 1t Though - ESa H.
inCr.
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Following IL n list of letters rc.
mining ~ the rn,toIlrc nt Elko. sat.
urday. March 81, 1888:
Dupdy John. Morris & Levy.
Nhthrn ID. Iiobin4on J Il
liivcrs Mis- llrz l. Shannon John a.,
WHght Jh'ncs.
Persons calling for my Of the above
letters will please sny "ndycrtiscd."
JAS. /. SMiIu l.. VI.
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Republican canddnto' for county
Offices HrC coming 10 the front in pro-
fusion, hut w. hnvo ho ri of vc'y few
in thc opposite party who hGvc nmy rs.
pi'n'ions III t'iut dine ton. bat we Eavo
no doubt trnt whcn tao proror lmo
comet tlc'o " Il ho fulh some vino ato
"il ing t. th.oS tIemselyoI into the
breach
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ii" was only six years old. but he got
in his work when hc said: "P, >, |
wish You would quarantine against
Tom Jones coming here every i.igh tn
,J,Lnio; it's got to be too cpiIcm.c. =
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HDitIy 7luiI Iilr.r

] do not believe the Creator made
mRn any more wicked than woman.
10th sexes have the same impulses mud
cmrtionR. WuiTCn ere compelled 10
fight against their own weakness nnl 10
conbnt with those of mrn. Where ten
women ne tempted, two only fall.
Wncr0 ton men ARE tempted, two only
stand. And yet We are call the weaker
sex. l. Ella Wheeler WlruI.
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The Ga,tling gun has been shipped
to Reno from Carson. Tho Appeal rnya
th; Rcnoitcs int nd organizing II com.
nny there Ia work IL aud 10 30 gure
aud have il on the Fourth Of July.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11

Gen, jackson and Barnum, Col. Jacobus
and Gen. W. I. sherman.
On the Twcnty.third street side OF the
room stood large and beautiful floral de-
sign inscribed, flames G.. Blaine, welcome
home, lS6).lSSS."
President Foster, Of tho Republican
league, presented to Mr.. Blaine a steel
horse shoe, highly polished, sent 10y
James Ryder, Of Dayton, O., in behalf Of
the Irish American Anti-Frce Trade league
of that city. The letter to Mr.. Foster
requested him TO present the token
TO Mr.. Blaine us cmblcmatic OF protection
to American labor and American indus
tries the horse shoe being made Of
American steel by American workmen.
Mr.. Blaine made a lifting reply.
Tonight Mr.. Blaine will probably make
n brief speech TO the great crowd that will
attend the sercnadc given by the Irish
Americans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
AR,,isutH L,>CuED.
The stoundr.I 'anfrs..s aud sbort
WORK o. Made Of itim.

tufffH fUUif 0N" ~ mo AlffAlH
puHuy. Miss, Aug. Six miles south.
east Of this place, negro name viii Rob.
inson made an assault with iniou, 10 out.
rage the person Of q respectable white lady
In the UPPER edge Of Tallahaichic, and on
the line oi Cuahoma county. saturday
night last aud would have accomplished
the hcllish decd bat proyilcntial'y ped
der was lodging there Tor the night, aud
hearing hyr screams ran into tho
room with pistol Tho negro
became frightened aud escaped ~
the window through which 10
entered the HOUSE.. leaving his track, by
which be- vas identified The matter wls
kept quiet until the following Tuesday
when pusgU ul men arrested three negroes
on the place and carried them into tho
ward anil examined their tracks nni found
the track made under the window tho
night 1T tho assault, which hal boon krpt
under q box, cUfWspoudcd perfectly WIN
Robinson's loot, thcrc being dais1ici
toe on his left foot.
4 meeting WIS then held anil On inNcsii'
cation made. Tho negro confessed no
charges. There having byCu H case siinl-
lar a. this some weeks previous lh mo
same upighlufho0l, the pcUU'H brclnle
very much cnmgci. AMI ahnu. 100 white
and colorrd people assembled ana igpS
the negro b. Sut0h's stretch. 'anal,hle
county, this morning, 10 To uN1,A' anu
hung him without law ur CrWm1uy'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
In. ,nrrnl m i.,ells ,enn,y.

FfHm the sumrn liiu l''uii'f hnl fAi.'h
Tur Mrurus Arrru With comnendi-
be enterprise published saturday morn.
ing after the election the result Ia Fayeiie
county This mll llbu'iicl statement
would have been presented the next morn.
ING. but luf the iart that Somcrillcs 10.
tolrrnblc nuisance OF telephone was out
of fir. Tnt ArrEAL Is making imhcnse
strides toward popular favor In faleiie
county.
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The crime for which Henry landgraf
suffered the death penalty was committed
ON the night Of March ., 1885. The VIC
tim was his sweetheart, Annie Tisch, n
beautiful girl Of nineteen ycan Of age.
Jealousy prompted the deed. On the day
of the murder he took the girl out walk.
ing. carrying the revolver with which he
Killed her IN his pocket. lie suddenly
turned and upraided her for keeping com.
many with other men. She mcrfily
laughed. but, with an oath, lac pulled out
HE revolver and shot her through the
head. lie was convicted aud sentenced TO
he hanged April ~, 1857. An appeal was
granted the same day. On May,7, 1855, the
suptome court affirmed the decision aud
ll,s date % execution was axcd toF Juno
gI. The Governor granted n respite until
iuly II. aud on the 18th day Of July
Judge Normilc granted him another stay
until August 10.
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AtsL Louis, Vim. Anderson, n Dane,
Killed his vito with q baseball bat Thurs
day morning. ON account Of alleged ind.
deity.
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the papers that the Governor ought to
disregard the request of the British gov
eminent, on the ground that | was an
Englishman, and that the British govern
ment had not taken any notice of the
United States interference in the 0'Don-
nell case tried at the c. G. c.
"IITGu NJ DpooVsp
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FTE TIT Y LTLy
A Journal noted for It's
progressive spirit and
sound sense on public
questions.
Chattanooga Timea
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One OF the completest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Menu
phis Appeal.
-Broipnsrilie Tenn, J States Democrat