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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-27
NEWSPAPER FOLDING NACHINB
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A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

wehaye sT0NEMRrZ FOLDER, in perfect
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NHE SCHOOL BOARD OF DAN

HlHE SChOOL BOhbD UT OhN-
Il VILE. VA, will on tho TIN OF July
NEXT elect Principal for the Danville While
graded school, and also n Principal tor the hlgh
School gwhitel for the session Of 1912 begin
ming ID OF September 1888, and continuing Tor
nine and half months. Applications Tor tnese
positions are solicited. 4. +. AGREE.
10 2+6t Clerk OF the boaru.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF CRY seaooLs,l
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a.tlre session OF nine months. Music, Art, ana
Languages ezra For full particulars apply 70
the Principal for catalogue. 10 N-eodxm
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.S7ICEEY Fly PAPER
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Trade supplied by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
liz l0l
HLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
- has proved itself ~ %
POWERFUL DISINFRcTAEr

Il has preyentei the spread Of contagious
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rooms by It's agreeable and thorough deOdOri1nz
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For sale by druggislA Price % cents a DotaA
de25
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01
MADE HIM INDIGNANT.
great applause.

An old fellow stood leaning on gate. A young
woman cautiously approached.
"May come in1" abe asked.
"No, you KANT I" he exclaimed.
"Ain't you never goin' ter let me conner"
Never
"Please"
eco on away, now. Clear out"
The woman went away, and man who overheard
the conversation went up to the old fellow and
asked him why he had driven the woman away.
''Cause she's my daughter an didn't marry ter
suit me" he answered.
"Didnt abe do well2"
@No, shs flung herself away, when shs mout or
hit the rail squar' on the had"
aDon't you think that her husband will make q
livingf'
ale moat do that but ivin' ain't the thing.
Ths feller has got land an hogs en- hoses, bat the
teller that wanted her tr marry has rot three o,
the best fox-hounds In The county,
4Yes, bat hss 10 got anything elssfs
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01
Wrtnem for TAs ArkaRsaw TrGustsr.
A RIFT IN THE CURTAIN.
NJ cIIARLEs EuaKpz BANKS.

The night is calm, the hour is late,
The house . dreamful quiet;
The IRE glows softly In the CRATE
ny cat low pUTTiRE by it
!, only, restless pace the room
From gloom To light. from light To gloom
There from its frame looks penssve down
Her sweet sid face with eyes Of brown
Looks sad'y down tn follow me
Where Ger I turn-sweet mournful face
Alasi that ever love should he
In such an ever parting place.
! at and dream-the hour 10 late
The house all EhOstly quiet
The hre CLOVIS darkling IN the CRATE
Gray tabby sleeping by IL:
Down from the wall. in shadow drest
she comes 10 nestle on my breast
Her arms my willing neck cntwine
with all their old time tenderness
Her cheek again is pressed to mine,
Her warn. ripe lips my own oaress.
hear her whisper I am thine
To-day as ever, ne'er apart
Ny soul from thee, grieye not. sweetheart.
My Springs but wait upon your smile,
Your heart alone my Summers keep,
You'll bring thine to me- after while
Who ne'er knew love. leave them to weep.
The a'gs; has fed; siill gray and cold
The winter morn Is breaking,
The 1eventh hour the clock has told
And tabby yAwns awaiting
The fire 10 out. but In my hreast
Hopes deathless flame lie burning.
Ny heart holds now the truant guest
for whom II long Was yearning.
For she 10 near and she 10 here,
To banish doubt aud sadness,
And all I knew before OF fear
Is chan gcd To auiet gladness
There is no Tartlng meath the snow,
The violets await the spring.
Life IL eternal-this l know,
And Death 10 slave to Love. the king
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01
A CONTROVERSY.

The preachers are not yet done with "Robert Ella
mere" Almost the entire clergy Ia engaged In fight
Ing one book. Why? Because the writer of aRobert
Elmere" IL honest without fAnaticism. The preach
ers will permit honesty with fAnAticism, but, to
them, honesty without fanaticsm is almost crime.
What Ii their aima Are they opposed 10 free
exercise OF reason? II seems to be Co. Do they
not know that reason In enc Of the dDest of God
given fAcilities7 IL seems not. The Rev. DR.
Thomas, of Chicago, has taken O sensible view of
this book. He Ays that "Robert Elsmereo will
help true religion. The doctor believes In the
stimulation Of thought. He believes that the
nearer man approaches God the clearer will be
mans thoughts But al religious argument IL
nonsense, not because Of lack Of material, but
because Of fanatical unfairness.
Down In Hart county, Kentucky, the other
day, two men attempted TO settle religious con-
trovsrsy by bet. Bill Hallum bet Bob Frazier
that baptism by immersion was not only right but
that Il was essential to salvation. Five hundred
dollars and two barrels of POISON Trot whisky
were staked The question was to be submitted
to twelve intelligent man. Much difficulty was
experienced In tho selection Of the jury. Occas-
ionally Hallum would, In passing . Juror. say
Good for the souse,' and then Frazier In taking
juryman would exclaim, good for the sprinkle
The jury WA In session sixteen days, during
which time one barrel Of the whisky was con-
sumed. Finally the jury, equally divided, became
involved In . fight, mauled one another unmerci.
fully and might have carried the affair into O
fatal encounter had not the foreman, tearing him.
self away from . bloody antagonist, succeeded In
restoring peace by making the following speech:
Brethren, the time for us to quit has come.
We have given enough of our services to this here
cause. Pve got two ribs broke and am discouraged
Brother Patterson there has had his head stove
In and don't look at oil well. While we are thus
generously giving up our valuable time the men
we are workin' for are standin' round waiting for
the general result. Now this L. what propose /:
"Well declare inability 70 settle this thing and
then well give them ellers their money and divide
the rest Of the whisky among ourselves"
This declaration Of principles was received with
great applause.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01

Hog-path 10 In mourning. Ths rooster, which
erstwhile crew with such sxultant cadence, now,
with bowed and bedraggisd head, stands On ons
frost. bitten foot Alacki
"Mr. Cleveland has deceived ua He taught m
to believe that he had the country BY the ear. So
he had, but alas, the was CREASED with the oil
Of free trade. Well, We have one consolation Our
demonstration was immense Il reached from
Uncle Boyle Henley's corn-crib to Aunt Betsy
Tabbs' still-house"
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01
JOY AND SORROW.

Editorial in the Hogpah Acorn. democrats.
1t Is time to organize. We are pretty well organ
lied now but we want to be organized better In
this election we to win Neither princi-
palities nor mugwumpery can prevail against the
mighty Cleveland. lie can jump up and pop his
heels together in the face of the enemy That's
what lobe Proctor calls horse sense and lobe IL
good one.
1.-THE parade last night was a grand ratification
of the principles OF reform. The procession was
the most immense ever beheld in this the commu-
nifty of communities. 1t reached from Uncle Boyle
Henley's corn-crib to Aunt Betsey Tabbs' STILL
house, distance OF at least three hundred and ffy
yards. That was indeed a mighty demonstration
The Republican party cannot live In the face of
such an outburst. The walls Of their swiftly rot
ting fortress crpmbling into dishonored dust
The editor of this paper will continue to be post
master ct Hogpath and his son will continue to
gauge whisky at the stillhouse Let Us all rejoice
Harrison Is losing votes every day, and when he
hears of our demonstration against him he will
never smile again. This, on our part, may be crime
but II Is politics After the election extend
sympathy. We never sympa.hizs with an enemy
until we have beaten him. In the face Of the enemy
the eye should be cold and determined, but over
the fallen foe let 1t melt with pity.
"Brave heroes Of great political struggle, you
may well feel proud of your monster demonstra-
ton. Buck Hendricks says that 1t beat anything
he ever saw and Buck has Knocked about right
sharp. Mr.. Harrison, 80 long. Mr.. Cleveland,
shake"
After the election-"The above was set up before
the election, and we would not have put Il In the
paper but for the fact that our printer got drunk
and compelled us to use 1t to I'LL up with. This
paper, hitherto % proud and influential, L now
, mournfully edited by man whose name II Dennis
Alasi The bright sun rises and sets down upon
slaves and II you dare call for justice you
swered by the party lash Why, the other night, to
Be Democrat was sequence flush. Now, the name
Ii synonymous with two deuces. Alas, the editor
Of this paper viii be compelled to give up the post
Office, and his viii be driven from the distil-
lery. How low art thou fallen, oh, my country I
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01

~DO you not think that the world n beantifaIas
she Md.
eyes, tolerAble."
"Do you not think that there is poetry In every
tAing7n
Eyes, poetry In everything except the poems We
ne In the magsxinesn
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01


In. nAra-nn easy 20 zee that the yeungstsr
On me shoulder OF MS nurse, 10 going 20 the oath-
hs snsscipeuons are NOS OF pleasant nature. bat
49,. oa,uren OF nrger growsa who worry over thsir
s, 10 W oo"e oes All nsht IL . clever picture and
m. s.seh as VIE wonderful ndeiity. the expires
., @-'. .y @ir.a ana mnntie sorrow
FhAHis ChNkkNs-oae OF our most attractive
~. ..a. ~se1 me splendid reproduction. reduced
- .-"s D.ais mmoas painting Hunting Prairie Chick
.oesrs % head sports as ven ~ those who love
NJ, nor @ooas. the p'ctare makes strong appeal
-. sotk Oh sf' ana onc wei worth Studying.
.N 1AI..-oae needs eat little romance In his
1917 70 spp.ecA.e ths picture III certainly well named.
I.so'e IIysuhe race" with It's quiet beauty and
~ '."s'ass saon sPoe ~oala surely DC conducive
ana IN exchange OF condolences In how many
'e ose.s seso 20 nashfni yes willing mAidens.
a ''"'S ana rePe@seo sne sentiment OF those lines
tro@ sOe''
"'Tis that mertals cannot tell
mnas u.s tnem IN ne distant dell.
Wen tread iife's pathway arm in arm"
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.,.,..~~ a.. -. E.s.-. @.S.s. s 80 @ay v"fss OK
$500. 80. ~s,.-.s.. -. s-s-sr., - prs.
.sd 800 I,.ools Th, 49, 90 80 =. our e.sa
...,-..-.. 80, -. a.. -s-.- =. -. y. -
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800 -. h... a. - - $3.50. y No =. nus
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80 -s" 80. "a, ~ - - 49,, :. n'leIn
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gay ana nooe' s. = Lincoln 80 :. .,'.s
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s'A'asly ~Is - 80 ~,, ~ . $50 -. ~a'oas -
impos'As Hpp--. c'.., -. '. $500. lies
omc@sos moae"es' ~ -. 10 - - 'sueea -
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man Wnose n.s 49,. " - s@ @eassoay sIssf
GENERA "nsns 800. - . - ..s ooaAsly wss IN
MOURNING over i's aes Ivsssl Fsmer .so sag
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1888-12-01

aAnything slssi Why, blast 10 ignunt La,
what DO Jon mani Look hsrs. you'd bsttur %
On now, fur don't bslisvs ifs good d. % havs
you loahR srbout che nsighborhood Anything
elsei Go on erway, now, or Pn set the dora ON
youp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
THE DIss DE BAR CASE.
Prominent Men Testify for the De-
fendant-The Testimeay Ended.

SE@ Nozx, June is.-Iu the Diss De Ear
Trial 70 day, several teiieyers in spiritual
issn testified to the wonderful EaeIsumtsiic
powcrs of the madame, Esasng them hetsiz
es Judge Nelson Crcss. fssr18ssiy judge OF
the court Of casarn0n pleas uf tiacinrafl.
The witness. in addition 10 sSetag pic
tires come aud receiving spirit writings.
the defendant vhea she caused a Ssaower
Of natural flowers IN tse rssosa. An expert
in handwriting tss,itaei tha; tiae alleged
communications frsssa -. Peter and Ben.
jasaln Franklin we're written hg one hand.
aud that band. sizd the 0se which he had
seen On some Of the maGAnez personal
letters. ne declared were identical
Titn- Merritt took the stand and testified
that he tine sitnrsss. sad no, the azasafne,
had written fasS-
This entici the testimony. Tie afga-
mersis viii he heard Tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
The supreme Ledge Elects ofsieers
f.r the Ep~ainx Year.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Sst,,rffne
f4udse Of the kuigDfe Of Pythia> elected
the f0lios iaz Officers. supreme chzneeiiaf
". n NaTi. Newark. New Jersey. ssi-
pgefa@ wire chancellor. .. u. shaw E4a
Claire. " isconsin. supreme i.relate. Charles
2. Rfasx. bangor, Maine. supr.fa. keeper
of the records and seals. T. ". e. white.
Nashville. Tennessee. supreme master Of
arms. RoSss-rf Newell. Little RSsk. AArkan-
saS: sup-e;ae outer guard Joan W Thosap-
sou. v ashingson. q. c.. snfsfcsar master II
the exrhegt,nr. stanskreTyy J. Wiley. VII
miagtofs. Deleware.
The prize driii In the cid baseball
grounds attracted large nuEah~r 81 spec
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PACIFIC COASTERS
The Delegates to Chicago are Enter
taiued s,y Friends at Denser.

DrSvgR- gnae Il-E vas ascaf 30
O'Clock :his FaHr8issy eAeE the facinc
SaaSt delegation and their friends finished
t,r, ak fast hE5i assembled on the depst plat
form a. the reaaesf Of tAs Local reception
con- nastfee. VITO ss<-e 81 hand with car
riaSr< 20 take the g1esss over ffs city
" men gn were embarked The procexsiozl
~ss cutie su imposing cssc- Including IN
the 5ssiEhfxsrts.sf cf nffy carriages, sud
s.czar~ass,i OF al iessf aae hundred and nfrs
teoyiae. S.ssae had tseen IN IseaFer before
aud esid Nc; ioin In the parade. fs1t oraTe
20 some SPECIAL point IN which 'hsy ssrc
Interested saassiens aaEat-r rersaz Besi.
however. 10 make a procession ssTrTas
hacks IN length. 4 ceuFae as hsss1r~ NeTe
spent in the dive, hsrh frr3Eesed ta@
,srfneftai tslstsess ard residence srrSTfss
the court. high -l-hz@sl sssgfis1sES- TIE fsw
uenger cEHh ssniiting. the oae.s ass4isss, fhF
Tshor and Barrsay hiase - ard oIsser handi-
anzee buildings
TIE farEisi ssre sssags =: TIE ehzrfssr ~
etIYaEnFrss fhss afSrrDfssa EES Efsen up On
account of tsse hack 81 ft5ae scr f.reYaratssSfs
and hseeESse Of fsse fariExs 81 ths exF1s.
kssass,s TIE remainder 81 the tsy VS.
Sr.sssS u Waiting friends ~ oE1yizE IN TIE
szhur.s~ " Ken tfse Gzsss 81 departure AZ
rived s. ; o'esssk. seyr-Ai hHfdgesi sifszesis
AN. : isurssscr af I.rgss.sssSean eluts had ~
as-nbse,f oa tie Ylxtf1s-aa win aeas= ezsaf5-.
ard - tae frxsa psiied rEr the ~Paciee
-sorsss~ were -1Fsn : r5sSs1< ik-eue3 -
ts.iT beaver fTieass. s-srs ESFa5sssssss
aad Iscsao.cz;z zaey sxksers 70 s-rirs a
tessieAzs sf II - e'eiack 90 saturday Esssrzs-
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FRENCH METHODS.
Perpetual Arbitration Treaty With
the United states Propesed

SAN FEAScfsc,. June ls.--A special $3.50
Gated frsss dispatch Is a. follows: Pa-is,
June IA COMMITTEES of the chanstcr q.
Deputies today passsd resolution On the
motion OF Frederick parsar. 80 enter iafn
rerpefuai treaty with the United states
for settlement By arbitration of dsspasr-
that migai arise isetween that country and
FSxHee. fsssay Il president of the inter
state lcagIie OF peace.
la tae cabinet council TODAY " xsetfe
rusn5sser os agriculture. submitted prcg.o-
sision 10 prohibit the admission .si ssechar
inc as sugar. sna 10 place tax on il pro
porsioaafe with that GA Sagar
The chamber Of aerssies TODAY uEaai
mgusly passed hill 10 reduce the price o.
passports.
IL h rr,ssrsei that Bsulancer has beeu
seen AZ Agea and Asch travelling under ar
alias
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

A Ysuse Rebel.

When Mr.. Kennedy. 81 Ohio. ln 2
sEsceeh the other day aliu1n1
K01erf J.. Bres kinrisse, q
there was hearty spfsns~e
psihlieau side
The present Mr.. Bssrki
told the story uron 'yot
that when be cot tnso b
form and was about 70 ~
tsaay be met Rev. Hob
young mar pat osst his hal y
trsfs;siatiun. bet the odd
hack ~ though his youns IT
fosssh b were pollution and sal4
''So sou are going 10 jaih
armT. Your father brsuz
Ine IA nj arm, . sfragglinw t1&6l ~ I
a-ks4 that might tlaptfEe sf.si
cate you to the seryias. u AmiH
God ssnf had knows that kaas
ysa wosls.i ever isfssy your rt';znl
ard jssin she ranks 81 those who wes9
af.e1attiae % destroy IL. could n1S@
found IL IN my bcart 20 hare stfsf,
you ~ the iaFfisBel fnisf
And -aid the ycrnx snsn l.1E< szss
ward. hr sese an s~fni box ~
s.lesiehesi his fingers a. f.onEb ne ne
8 mind 10 s,fangis me there sno
shefs
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BASEBALL. CANES.

KaSx,s CRY. Jsne iI-EAssss City 3.
cinrfnnati ss.
y. LocIS. Jane il-si Louis y. Iosis-
Vile :.
BsITsxo&s. June i4--8altiBio-e 5. nseek-
lyn &
rlEvRLsxD. jsnc Il - There sss 10
eAEae here "a Aecenat ST rain
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHsLAnEGrHts. Jsne 1.-THE FhiIlies
oatpiayesi lsdisnaT-8iis 81 The iattsr rat
az ih. cArzc iss-aas aud wes win case.
The batteries wese Casey and Mes,uirc kas
Fasiissrip6ia sa6 Shrexc and AYers for
Indianapolis score: fai&fsiFhsS >. In
dian&y,oiix 4
NEg yaSEscE7E8sI-
SEw Yszx. {Bae 1.-THE Ss~ fe-k
club b-acrd mp to-sssg zass detsAss5 fs,-
trssi; Ecefe Pitched fHr game for the
esiaufs tfcfseia sas htf On tie knee ia The
Second inning. and wss relieved by tsys4fs.-.
Use catcher. were HraWE ard Sa1se T.
=corg. Sew YocS Z. isrsfa.s 2
CANES FssSTF8SEa.
wssHE~sros. june "a -Tlse game with
Pls.sl.arg ssas stopped ~ Fzsa 81 { sse end es
-he nrsg sEnsnw wsshs3gfsa bal saAse
Two Tsssls.
IsasSeS. 1nre ft-The Eosfssa s-istszgo
garae E2s losgfseues s,:s sessHai ~ f3sfi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

She wzs sitting tn the YszffW w1la
her sssss1 whess tlse Old IsaT cnfss u0S
stairs ard apsnrd ffe front c,of.
s.-afrly. IsspA. she sgia. xya az
s.,,. s.r.5s,,s s.ssf n tlsis iats bSsnr
sfaEesy to anzss Tbs aSss
psles .,x~
Well. Mis- Cara satj sns ss'a.s
,.srs -esrf.I,V sssr hss hal, II thifsk =
= II say yessi isishf-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

INDIANAPOLIS. June t-~tshsrten la
Belle. the opium siBnggier, captured here
on saturday. hss eonsVs-ed that he he'd
sstsef employed by .at,glie tsrsies rsnru
January 10 ferward xDcsss - sailfafufa-
/ Tire rRng firsf hsgan shipping direct ~
tslifasnis. bns afterwards fhronzh tfspHpn
aHs saeeessixeiy flrvnxh yleteyia. Winni-
peg and oisisria. I&8eIie claims thai NJ
was lgnorant af The ssct that he wss fcr~
wsrsiing s1siuggit-1 cords eni enEzzcd n .
erimiazi bsss4aess He hal already f,s-
I aaFsiea six rensignRsnts successfully.
Great Excitement In ssiIsco.
CRY ~ MEXICO. June 1.-THE governor
Of the state Of Iaitseo TODAY i<sncd -
oEsieF prohibiting the delivery of ffctEht
( In t.aa; state unless state tax recrip1 =
shoan- This j. equivalent 20 tho estsb-
E isshsaent u state cusiorn kaassr. Tbe
merchants of Gaaaasaiara srr Indignant
lsseaEss Of the order. Tfaes hs!a raeesiux.
appointed a committee 10 walt On t1e
governor and ask rrfeai ~ the dsr8e@.
: tsrvsf excitement prevails.
Free Trade and TariG.
wssaiSaros, June is--The fstiH sub
cosamissec Of the senate wss ssitress<I
's,das by parties sho regrsssed jusf sed
sisat grass IA i,3 fsi on The free III and ~
others who ursed sorax a8d b,f~esr <c14
! be- nat pgg, es the free list bat On shs ecu-
T tgaFg that sae duty ~ iatfeAsed Il raanep9
~ all
Napiescn's Debts In L.nden.
LESSON. June ii.--fise bxskr rtt,Ssy ees7r1
has saslrftenrd the s..hemf 10 provide
aaa1 fns the liq1iiasi0a of the issfs ~
cos saplesoa. sjsisss axsins him - the
AssivaFf Of 1Ee.01s xcre prs<eniesj 10 tbs
esslrs. Of Iris ssa8unt G1asop usfs Ndh.
asRWa.
Murder and suicide BY Ibesrsn-
wsrKExLax. ssan., Jese a.-~fsest1a
{ Isase Bronson. ei rokeviI,e. sardSred kis
sifr stfh za are and sut BIS own fhro4e
wifb raxgf. HIS motive il usknssa
.Jasfsfjasfe Honietae.
+ Say FRsxsI~oo. June s---fn the ia4ft<4
ever the lsszy 81 Samuel T. Rasrf<eoNs
who was Killed last sunday sftcrBoon ~
AIts5Fs Bean. ;he esfsssfr@ jury fcnlEnk
rendered verdict ~ instifskIe homi<!k.
ne4n ard his eolsrzniou- with sNu Ey1
were aftaek ed by Rassns1a. who tn14
the girls, aud whea the parry tfje4 -
withdraa he fsss0Eeti thefn ~ -
knoeked Eesn asswn. aud it was = VI
rlrsr ths fatal shot uss Efrt.
Surrender Of Wouid-be AuraeeeQs
Sstxxros, June fi~~Arsss Hoedieh. -
attempted sise murder of his f1ssasy sueef
+ tssars. Miss Julia gfaix. oE saturday eseD-
inx iast ty cutting hrr tstpras. en5aH -
Z t1wf1 early ftsis rnssrusas and Enss htmoeu
up lie saId he fonresied hlm>r1 ~ -
bay In = tam ON srssg's farsa aszif} IB<1r
sfsr night. when be erssicd cut ans -
inx 10 4 Chinese vegetable szfsifu ate e.,19
"a. xs.retaistes When be gave hfn<z4
kae es- Ia = pisiabie rondsfiess, e<.is4 -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-15

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