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Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
JENNIE osRORNE's MURDERER m
Found Guilty After the Jury Were Gut
 All Night.

EAsroN, Pa., April 15.-The jury in the case of Dr. Henry M. Coxe. charged with per- forming criminal operation that caused the death of Jennie Osborne, after being out all night came in at o'clock this morning with verdict of guilty. Application will be made for new trial
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
EnR RENH

hssM About May 1, second floor of new house EEssl fitted with all modern convenences, tnclud- IitH ing steam heat. Has pleasant verandahs and tlesirabe for small family; Is minutes walk from Chapel and Church streets Address
 G. A. JEWETT, nrarr Gifx
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT, MhAA firstrclass brick house on Bradley street ssI with all modern improvements. Location, B.H neighborhood and house every way desirable The owner will remove from the city in few days and if sold soon will be sold low. will be rented to first-class tenant.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ao 759 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
TO Whom it May Concern.

To Whom it May Concern. F DESIRE to notify the public that owing to ill \ health am obliged to retire from business. l have leased my Dyeing Establishment, ITO George street, to Mir. ". F. Matthews whom take great pleasure in recommending to my many customers Customers will please call for work at once;
 All persons having bills against me will please present them for payment between now aud the first day of May at No. 155 Commerce street.
 Very respectfully, CARL BIRk Na1r Hare Araril
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
TO T,ET

" NAN :. AM OR will sell one of the best appointed small isl cassimere Worsted mills in New England. Ess&. Address -Ss-- # A. WALL f16 If 2,150 Lenox avenue, New York City
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
FOR. RENT.

h%sA The lower part of house, with three s:s chambers on third floor; has all improve liN ments. Also good barn rent if wanted. Ten minutes west of postofice. Inquire at 7s7 Chapel street of -
 Rp6 If THERON A. TODD.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
-SA IIa11eu11s.
fAycTIoN NafsALE9
TR BO lTH. Auetioneer

[B. 30 OTH, Auctioneer.l WILL sell at the Grand Union Hotel, 1,o5o w Chapel street, Wednesday, April 18th, at 10 a. n,, the Carpets and Chamber Furniture of twen- ty rooms, including Mattresses, Pillows, Comfort ables Blankets, etc.. Parlor Suit Crockery, Silver Plate Carved sets nearly new best quality: Side board, A Knives, Forks and Spoons, Fruit Knives Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, etc. apl4 1t
 District of New Hayen ss., Probate Court,
 April 12, A. D. 1888. UPSTATE of MARTHA S. WHITE, late of New El Haven in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application of Charles A. White, of New Haven praying that an instrument in writing pur- porting be the last will and testament of said de- ceased may be proved approved, allowed and ad- mitted to probate as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDER ED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven within and for the district of New Haven, on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1888, at o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some neWs- paper having a circulation in said district
 apis St A. HEATON ROBERTSON. Judge.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
FOR RENT,

As4A The house corner of Main street and Wash- E|:;il ington avenue, one block from pestofnce, 5l!B West Haven. Pleasantly located, nice lawn and garden, with abundance of fruit and flowers. Also commodiouS barn. Inquire Of
 c. E. Thompson, ans 721& Orange Street
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
TORMENT.

hessA The large house IF York street, near N::i Grown; 16 rooms, furnace, hot and cold wa zssAh ter; now used as g frstelass boarding house Rent $600 In fine condition $400 spent on it last year; other improvements if desired. Several of the present boardsrs and;toOmers will remain per manently with the party hiring this house.
 ap5 If BEERS PHOTO PARLORS
 762 Chapel street,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16

WASHINGTON, April 15.-George M. Robe son, ex-secretary of the Navy, is said to be. financially embarrassed by unfortunate spec- ulations.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED. Brig Pearl, O'Brien, Ponce, P. R., nola.ses to J. D. Dewell.
 Sch Jennie E. Fighter, Grossley. Norfolk, coal. Sch Carrie E. Woodbury, Bryant, Phila., coal. Sch Bill Stowe Phnney, do. do. Sch Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, N: Y, for Westerly. Sch Mary. G., Rockland, for N. Y. Sch Mary Alice, Wells, New York, iron.
 CLEARED AND SAILED. Sch Douglass, Haynes, N. Y. Sch Jonathan Sawyer, Raymond, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16

we will supply the people from our elegant assortment and the most critical examiners will become our most liberal customers.
 For many years past we have been laboring for the benefit of others. Now we are fight ing the battle of life for ourselves with des- peration that will have no limit. Believing that we will enter the field of competition with brilliant prospects for great future we respectfully submit our elegant assortment, and our busy selves, for your inspection.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-16

FOR RENT. "A A very convenient and pleasant upper tene- BSsiii ment at S9 PEARL STREET. EssH ap16 2tt near Orange street.
 FOR RENT, Sse4A i've rooms corner of Park and South sts. ; k::sl five rooms No. 553 State street; five rooms, AsiR. Lewis street, Fair Haven, and several other tenements in different parts of the city: ap16 If JACOB HELLER, 98 Olive street
 FOR SALE, A8aA The large house and barn Mo- 4s East Pearl Ei:Sl street. Lot 107 by 157. Esss.a, Will be sold low owner is leaving town.
 JOHN T. SLOAN,
 S2s Chapel Street. Open evenings. ap16
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Wholesale Murder.

SAN FRANclsco, Cal, May 3.-Aiail advices
today brought the first authentic details of
wholesale murder of Chinese miners in the
Snake river country, Idaho, nearly one year
ago. AT that time the deserted camp was
found on the river bank and the blood stained
condition OF the huts and pieces of clothing
found led to the supposliion that terrible
crime had been committed. The bodies of
several Cinnamon who were known to have
belonged to the camp were found floating ia
the river, and their condition was In corrobo-
ration of the theory of murder. Several ar
rests have lately been made, and the follow
ing facts connected with mostextraordinary
and brutal massacre are given:
1t seems that in May last party of half a
Cabin ostensibly to search for stock They
were fully armed aud made their way to a
higa bluff overlooking the camp of Chinese,
who were known to have considerable money
In gold dust and coin. Two men named Can
field and Larne opened fire on the Chire;e
and killed ten men. The bodies were thrown
into the river The next day three of the
party returned. One poor Chinaman, sswho
had not been killed but severely wounded,
had got into boat and was working his way
across the river as best he could. Shortly af-
ter the murdcrcrs arrived 6 wind blew the
boat toward the shore where they were stand
ing aud the Chinamau wes dispatched with
cut further ceremony, The assassins secured
&, 600 from the camp and escaped arrest for
nearly year.
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Tanners Hide.

Norfolk, Va, May 2.-Lsst evening Rob
ert Taylor, young man of this city, shot
Thomas r. Tanner, clerk in the Singer sew
ing machine Office here. Taylor's young sis
ter, Ellen, was betrayed several months ago,
and when upbraided by her mother confessed
that Tanner was the man who had ruined
her. Her brother, who was lying Ill in an ad-
joining room, overheard the conversation and
determined that he would kill Tanner, who IL
married. He met Tanner last evening and
shot him twice, the last time after he had fall
len and was begging for mercy. Tanner cam
not recover. The girl was driven insane by
her shame and is now in an asylum. Taylor
is in jail.
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MINNESOTA.

Both the Mississippi and Rum rivers arc
slowly rising at Anoka, but there is hardly
more than good driving pitch in either riv-
er. The prospect of higher water on the Rum
river is good, as there was quite a body Of
snow in the woods previous to the rains of
laet week, and the snow Of Sunday will d Id
considerably to the volume of water The
drivers report good progress. All the last
YEARS. logs will be In the Anoka boom ~
Wednesday. Many of the new logs on TIE
main river have already passed Princeton.
Page Bros. are making an independent drive,
and will bring in their logs within a week or
two. The logs on Mile Lacs lake will be late
this year, as the Ice bad not gone out the last
of the week. Last fall good dam was con-
structcd at the mouth Of the lake. and there
Is now a tbree-foot head OF water. With ju
dicious handling OF the water every log
ought to be brought down this year, whether
there are heavy rains or not. Reed & Sher-
wood s and Rage Bros. mills have started up,
also the Washburn mil, These three mills
will manufacture at least fifty millions this
summer, and possibly more, dispensing about
5000 monthly to the workmen Of Anoka.
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allow the people to bring in a verdict in the
case of protection against free trade, and he
rrophesied that the verdict would consign
the Democratic party to place among the
stragglers in the grand national procession of
American industry.
Mr.. Wheeler, Of Alabama, spoke in favor
Of the bill.
The committee then rose and the house
took recess until O'clock, the evening ses-
sion to be for the consideration Of private
pension bills.
at the evening session the house passed
twenty y-seven pension bills and ad diourned un-
til tomorrow.
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N-~
lHASh.H

vlcKsBuxe, Miss, May i.=iim Harris. col
ored, who crininally assaulted Mrs. sif.!nsns
here Sunday night, was lynched last night.
ATLANTA, Ga, May Henry Pope, col
creJ, was hanged by mob at midnight from
tte courthouse veranda In Summcrville Ee
was to have been hanged GU Wednesday, but
on hearing the news Of respite by the gov
ernor the people of the county ltnchcd him.
He had been convicted of rape.
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VitaliZed Gas,

IowA CiT1, to-, hs, :. me o.a.s pen.A ,,.
association is still busy With lse,., '-''''es :.
and d,scassions. Pref. Nutihg, of the ssass
university, gave 81! Instructive lecture ON the
teeth, from \ geological stethr INIT. The
feature of to days proceedings were Lectures
by Dr. n. s. Chase, Of st. Louis on primitive
dentistry in Iowa, .rd Wy DR.. 1; P. Wilson OIL
the history of the Iowa association.
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DEs MoINEs, May Geo II. Maish,
an old resident and business man of this
city, died at 9;30 this morning after n
long illness. He was president of the
State insurance company and treasurer of
the State Agricultural society at the time
of his death
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Full cf Bullets.

BIRMiNaritMt Ala, May AT Warren last
evening miner named Morton shot and
killed deputy marshal. He was arrested
and put in jail and because of threats of
lynching was put aboard the caboose of a
freight train for this city. The mob followed
and cut loose the caboose. They then hung
Morton and filed his body with bttllets
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Don't Hawk, Spit, Cough.

suffer dizziness, Indigestion, Inflammation OF
the eyes, headache lassitude, inability to per
form mental work and indispositior for bodi-
ly labor, and annoy and disgust your friends
and acquaintances with your nasal twang and
offensive breath and constant efforts to clean
your nose and throat, when Dr.. Sage's ''Ca-
tarrh Remedy will promptly relieve you of
discomfort and suffering, and your friends OF
the disgusting and needless infiictions OF your
10 ,tbee0ue diseases
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-05-11
THE GRAPHIC.

Terms of advertising msds known on appn-
cation.
ss5'-Job work Of every description executed in
the best style and at the lowest ratea
s5g~ Advertisements not accompanied by instruo.
tione will be inserted until ordered out sad
charged for accordingly.
sy-short communications on any snbies st OF in
are acceptable if accompanied By the name OF
tho author.
fasf"All matter intended for the next issue must
bc IN the office as early as Wednesday evening to
insure publication
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Murdered.

CoLeRApo SPRINGS, Col, April se.-Aa old
lady named Kearney, who lived several miles
north with her grandson, s years OF age, has
been missing about a month, but not looked
AFTER as it was thought she had gone east to
the boys mother, Mrs. Hand, who is In New
York. Today Mrs. Beach, another daughter
of Mrs Eearney, arrived from st. Louis, and
going to the ranch foana the bodies of the
old lady and the boy in the barn 6sdly de-
composed. There is no question but that
they have been murdered, but by whom is un-
known.
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$4,000.

New YORK, May IA secret meeting
Of the full board of directors of National
Park bank was held this morning. After
the meeting Cashier Wright, acting as
spokesman for the board, revealed what
he had been instructed to make public,
bat nothing more. He said the defalca-
j. Debaum, who had been in the employ
of the bank twenty-five years, was the
unfaithful one. Mr. Wright declined to
state how long the stealings had been
going on, or the methods employed by
Debaum.
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Four Hundred,

WATERTewN, Oak, May 2.-There are
400 delegates in the democratic territorial
convention today. The resolutions vii
heartily commend the administrations Of
President Cleveland and Gov Church
and demand the immediate repeal Of the
tariff on all raw material and the ncces
saries of life, on the ground that it is al
iniquitous tax on the people for the bene
fit Of monopolies and trusts.
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Killed and Wounded

BuRM1NoHAM, Ala, April 3O-Morris
jenkins and Ed Anderson shot and killed
each other, and wounded John Williams
Mary Thomas and Jake White at negro
church festival last night at Bynum fifty
miles east of here on the Georgia Pacific
railway.
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Essic Gone.

ANAMosA, May Bessie, the s year old son
Of Frank Markham, was drowned in the WaI-
sic this afternoon while playing truant from
school and catching clans. The body has
not been found.
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nasara.

The Iron Hill bank at Carbonate has closed
for want of business.
<rArmour is TO have Touring mill with ca
pacity OF Fifty barrels per day.
Sioux Falls claims to harbor a dttde who
paints, powders aud wears corsets.
The Charles Mix county farmers are doing
considerable building this spring.
One up in figures finds that Dtadwood
spends 1850 a dag for cigars and strong drinks
The ladies' seminary at Sturgis will be an
important addition to the enterprises OF that
towii.
Travel to the Black Hills Is increasing. The
incoming trains now carry Il much larger
number of passengers than for many months
past.
Plans have been completed for 4 two story
brick building, 100 by ITO feet, 10 be erected
in the city of Redtield during the coming
summer by syndicate recently organized by
the business men Of that place. The first
lloor Will be occupied BY four stores and will
DC fourteen feet high. The second floor will
he used for an opera house, the ceiling of
Which VIII be eighteen feet in height When
completed it will be one of the finest build
ings 10 central Dakota.
Last Monday Postmaster Judd had the fol-
lowing FIVE citizens of Mapleton arrested
DR.. Samuel Mitchell, C. w. Rcdm6n, t. E.
Redmon, E. D. Burley and Tred,tell Mitchell.
They are charged with riot and assault and
the action is in consequence of Mr.. Judd be.
ing rotten egged at Mapeton recently. The
trouble grows out of fight over the postofl
ice. Judd is the postmaster in Fargo and
owned branch hardware store mt Mapleton
He sold 1t to one Gerrig, and the Mapletor
people claim that at the time the sale wa!
made he promised to get Gerrig the postoflice
Judd and Gerrig deny this statement, bu
Mr.. Brownlee, another merchant, asserts tina
Judd promised to try to get him the postoflc'
il he would buy the store. DR.. Mitchell! wa
e old postmaster and Burnley is his clerk
q. W. Rcdmon is member of the count
| board of commissioners. His brother and Mr
Mitchell are both farmers. They waived cx
| animation and were bound over in the sun
of $500 each to await the action of the gran,
| Jury. Judd has also commenced suit agains
| them to recover s25, 600 damages.
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GnnkaA pnrE

LINCOLN, Neb., May 1,-Boyer's packing
house, small institution in the west part Of
the city, burned last night. Loss $3.50.
Insured in Philadelphia Fire for 81 800.
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THE GRAPHIC

@-tAcks but q few months of being the olde..
newspaper in Rrule county.
uAs an advertising medium it il not etcolled
By any newspaper in South Dakota.
~Has rapidly increasing circulation among
~ most intelligent class Of people in Brule and
he Adi lining counties.
@-Hns circulation second to none in this or
adjoinining counties, and paid up subscription
List it is believed superior.
0rIs lively, spicy, Independent, and devoted
solely TO the interests Of Kimball and Brule Co.
Gvsryhody enjoyes reading it. Give it trial
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THE NORTHWEST.
IONA,

lOHA.
E. w. Wright, junior editor Of the Parkers-
eFfrg Eclipse, has taken unto himself wife
in the jersen of Miss Gertie NJ. Bush.
The Gate City says tina. the Odd Fellows Of
Reokuk expect to have the grand lodge of the
state meet In keokuk two years from ny~.
Sam" Williams of Clinton will pitch for
the Denver base bail team portion Of the
coming season at salary of sl2G per month.
The annual convention of the Iowa state
association of chiefs OF police and city mar
shals viii be held at Council Bluffs May Sand9.
The pstets are p5king fun at les Mones
because the lattef'e base ball team, which re-
fuses to play on Sundays at home, rakes In
the sheiSels by games in less godly cities on
the Sabbath day.
little child named Albrosky fell from an
elevated sidewalk at Iowa City some time ago
and suit for damages was brought On
April Goth the jury rendered a verdict Of $500
to the child.
Last week three little fellows struck Upton
after Il three days trudge from the orphans
hnme Il. Davenport. They were runaways,
one ct tte,, formerly belonged there, one u
Mechancsvilie shd the ct her in some other
county.
> The remains of Mrs. Anna Krosbreck, *bo
suddenly disappeared from her home in
Charles City, April 1s, were fourd Wednes-
day in the Cedar river two miles north OF
Charles City, lodged in wire fence. She
leaves two children, one babe but a few
weeks old. IT was Il case of premeditatcd
and determined suicide.
j. Matt Kean, Of Wilton, late lieutenant OF
company D, Eleventh regiment Iowa yolun-
,eers, died al his home at Wilton last Thurs
day morning after a lingering illness result
ing directly from his active service in the
arm. A widow and three children survive
him
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NEBRASKA,

Mrs. Bridget Hanlon, of Fremont, has be-
gun suit in the district court against the
Union Pacific railroad TO recover $1,976 for
damages for trcspass, which consists In the
laying Of their sidetracks on her lots near the
Union Pacific depot.
City Attorney Diiworth, Of Hastings has
been instructed to prepare a call Tor another
election to vote upon the bond proposition to
extend the water mains, the vote taken at the
recen. city election benz declared not con-
stitutIonally large enough to entItic i. 70 the
respect Of being considered healthy indorse-
ment of the people
Reports from all sections Of Nebtask6 ebh-
yey the & 'atifying information that the
weather. has been generally favorable this
spring, and erots are we'll advanced. Ine
corn crop is for the most part planted. anu
the acreage this year will be greater than
last. The recent rains have left the soil in
most excellent condition, and the indications
for large crop are promising.
Plattsmouth nan who vainly waited for
leap year proposal, advertised in St
Joseph paper for contiding and beautiful
woman. The printers ink did its work-und
the Journal reports marriage. They stood
upon the streets-oblivious 10 all surround
ings. The Journal says ''thci. l6se was *
lovely, and of such calf-likc rarity, that they
should be placed In glass case and fed on
ginger bread for the rest of their halcyon
lays -
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The senate discusses
the railroad land bill and the advisability of
creating bureau of aiimal industry. Sena-
tors Palmer, Plumb, Vest ana others taking
part, but the matterwcnt over and the senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON May 4.-Sena'e not in sef-
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RENO POST, NO. S5, G. A e. Meets at Mason-
lsic Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
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E. w. Wright, junior editor Of the Parkers-
eFfrg Eclipse, has taken unto himself wife
in the iereen of Miss Gertie NJ. Bush.
The Gate City says tha. the Odd Fellows of
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RELIalor5.

KIMBALL LODGE, NO. IA, X of P, Meets
AAevery Thursday evening at Masonic Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Excur.,on- and lawn Parties.

The Pine-5treet Baptist Sunday school
will give a basket picnic ut Ashland
Park next Wednesday the Odd. Train
leaves Elba station at 7:30 A. III.
The Chester Presbyterian Sunday
school will give an excursion TO Old
Point and Norfolk tomorrow on the
steamer Ariel, leaving Richmond at Z A.
NJ. Persons taking advantage OF this
excursion msy retgrn Thursday or any
time within ten days
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad
will run excursions to Vinita Park Tues
day and Friday nights at 7;45 o'clock.
There will be a moonlight excursion to
Dutch Gap Tuesday night on the steam
er Ariel by the Ladies' Aid Society of
Clay-Street Baptist church.
On Thursday night the Both there will
be moonlight excursion TO Dutch Gap
on the steamer Ariel by Company Z.
There will DO no excursion down the
river on the Ariel this afternoon.
The ladies of Christ church end Union
Station mission Sunday schools invite
their friends aud the public TO visit their
lawn party on Howards-Grove Hill,
which commences Tuesday night TO last
all the remainder OF tho week.
j. M. Thompson & Brother Il Winston
will run an excursion to Washington
Monday night, September LIST.
The last Saturday night excursion to
the seashore by the steamer Ariel is an
nounced for next Saturday night.
Richmond Branch Granite Cutters
Union will give an excursion to Ashland
tomorrow, train leaving Eliza station at
8 A. NJ. Many pleasures are offered
those who 90.