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MuRpERgR GOLpEySEN HANGED.
He Killed Young Girl for Refusing His
AttentIons.

He hlIIeu u houhB plH AoE hcAuHi"B h'H
Attentions.
San Francisco, Sept. l4.-AleSander
Goldensen, who shot and killed III
year old school girl named Mamie Kel-
ly, on November 10, 1886, was hanged
in the county Jail here few minutes
after noon to-day. No hanging since the
days of the vigilance committee had ex-
cited greater interest on the Pacific coast
His crime came near causing riot, and
two Intellectual attempts were made to
lynch him by assaulting the city jail,
but in each instance serious disorder
was prevented by the police. The muir
derers last night was passed in drink
ing, card playing and blasphemy. The
only known cause for the shooting Of
his victim was her refusal to accept his
attentions. Goldensen was Is years old
when he committed the murder and was
q person OF vicious habits.
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LoNpoS, Sept. l4.-The news of the
murder in Africa OF Major Bartellot, the
leader Of the expedition in search of
Henry NJ. Stanley, has given rise to
speculation regarding the fate Of the
great explorer himself. The London
newspapers are unanimously OF the
opinion that Major Bartellot was betray-
ed by Tippoo Tih, who organized the ma
tive portion OF the expedition, and the
question is asked why may not Stanley
have been also the victim OF Ills treach-
arv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-15
THE EXHIBITION GAME
Between Wheeling and Washington Almost
u Farce-Other hall News.

Farce-other Hall News.
The exhibition game of ball played at
Island Park yesterday afternoon by
the Wheeling team and the Washing
tons, Of the National League, was de-
cided in favor OF the representatives OF
the minor Tri-state League by a score of
9to s. There were between l,10O and
200 people gathered to see
the contest, very naturally ex-
pecting to see some pretty play
ing between two teams that il was
supposed were about evenly balanced.
The game, however, was anything but
what was anticipated. II was by odds
the worst exhibition OF loose playing,
wrangling and poor judgment, on both
sides. that has ever been seen here.
One spectator aptly expressed ii when,
with disgust depicted in every feature,
he said: "There are eighteen men that
ought to be in an insane asylum
half are hoo-dooed and the other half
are chumps, and you can call the turn
either way"
Stapleton, Wheelings former first
baseman, was umpire, ana MS decisions,
many Of which were very rocky, caused
much Of the quarreling. He did it all
unintentionally, probably, but he roasted
both sides terribly, and much OF the
kicking was justliable.
Manager Ted Sullivan, thinking he
had picnic, started in to pitch for his
team, and tried 20 be very funny. In
five inninUa ho hn1 tnn hita onao hnmnr
Then he quit and went to right field and
tried to win by playing dirty ball when.
,ver a chance offered itself. The crowd
Jumped on him early and gave it to him
hot.
The game was so poor that it does not
the giving Of full report OF it.
The following diagram OF the battle
ield is given to tell the balance OF the
ale:
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CoLuMBus, o., Sept. l4.-The State Con-
vention of the Union Labor party yes
terday had five delegates. They en-
dorsed the National platform Of the
party and nominated the following
ticket: Secretary Of State, George Eb-
ner, OF Franklin county; Supreme Judge
&. II. Tuttle, OF Lake county.
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No Chnnrs Contrmnlntnh.

CHICAGO, Sept. I4.-A dispatch from
Minneapolis, Mimi, says: The railroad
commissioners have adopted the same
grades Of wheat that obtained last year,
and few easily frightened operators are
breathing easier. The commission saws
that no change was ever contemplated,
K. c. BurdiCk, ex-Chief Grain inspec.
tor, said that grade" represented quail
ty and not value price is fixed after the
mercantile value is established, and that
this value may be firmly established,
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THE SADDEsT DAY YET.
The Fatalities Increasing Mt Jacksonville.
A WnIl of DcSDRIr.

a Wall OF Despair.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. l4,-This has
been the saddest day yet In the history
Of the Jacksonville epidemic. The gen
eral gloom is made intense by
the grief at the loss of several OF
our very best citizens. Two of
the noblest OF Florida's native
sons fell tp-day-Louis I. Fleming, whose
son and namesake was laid to rest only
three days ago, and Hon. Henry A.
Longe, Cashierof the Bank Of the State
Of Florida ex-Treasurer OF the State
and lately the heroic and indefatigablc
chairman OF the Committee 9p Santa
ton OF the Citigens' Association.
The number OF new cases to-day was
forty.three, deaths l2, the largest record
Of mortality yet; total cases reported to
date a30l total deaths ll6.
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TILE DEMOCRATS AND MAINE.
They Made Zig Claims aud Now Plead th'
Baby Act,

They Made Zig Claims aud Now Plead the
BABY Act.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. l4.-The
Pres says: The Democrats who are
now claiming that the Maine election
means nothing, and that they made no
effort to carry the State, forget probably
how abundantly they put themselves
on record during the campaign. The
fact is that the Democrats believed that
they had soft snap" in Maine.
The repetition OF the phenomenal
plurality OF four yoars ago they consid-
cred impossible, and with unlimited
money and an energetic campaign they
confidently expected to reduce the Re-
publican plurality to at least 10000, and
then by forcing comparison with 1884
they hoped to show the country that
they hQd virtually gained o victory.
Their great expectations slumped, how
ever, and now they are pleading the
baby act and claiming that they made
no effort. The public can respect par
ty that makes a square, stand-up fight,
eyen il it is beaten, but it has nothing
but contempt ior a party that tries to
plain whipping by saying that it never
meant ANYTHING.
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Killed on the Rail.

Sptcinl Dipdtch to The hae!iO1'er.
RowLEspURG, W. Va, Sept. Ill. A.
Wheeler, Of this place, returning from
Grafton on freight train, fell between
the cars about one mile west Of Indepen-
dence, receiving fatal injuries, from
which he died. He was thirty-eight
years old and unmarried.
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sDsetal Di.Dateh 10 he In,ellioaler.

CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, Sept l4.-The
twenty-second annual fair held here this
week came to n close to-day. The coun-
ty having suffered so by reason of the
devastating flood ofthe 10th Of July, was
not able to contribute to the exhibit us
heretofore. However, large crowds were
in attendance to witness the races.
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Special DiSpGtchto the httlliOetoer.
FArRMoNT, W. Va, Sept. l4.-The
Republican county convention met
here to-day and nominated the following
ticket: For Sheriff, Hugh r. Linn F;
House of Delegates, John @. Jones and
NJ. L. Fleming; Prosecuting Attorney,
B. +. Charlton; Commissioner County
Court, Marcus Morgan; Assessors, S. W.
Western District, Morgan +.
Lowell, Eastern District. A large crowd
was in attendance and the ticket is the
strongest that could have been made.
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NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
DIR. Hoy Acquitted of Murder on tho Plea of
Insanity.

Insanity.
Special Dispateh 10 he IntslligcHea.
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Sept. IA
DR.. W. T. Hoy has been on trial for the
killing of Julia Huskins (colored) in this
place June 23 last. The trial began
Wednesday week and continued until
to-day, when the jury returned verdict
Of mot guilty." after being in consulta-
ton about thirty minutes. The State
was represented by W. R. Gum, Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney of this county;
the defendant by Hons. James B. Mena-
ger, j. W. English, Eustace Gibson,
Simpson and Howard and r. Wiley, jr.
The defense rested upon the insanity OF
the prisoner at the time of the killing,
and the evidence seemed to fully estab-
lish and sustain the plea of insanity.
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Disguised.
SOME FORcIBLE COMMENTS
I'm llle Break Of Our Democratic
State Committee.
cEN. GOFF NOT WORRYING.
West Virginia Democrats at
Washington in u State
of Mind.
uiut That Mr.. Wilson was not
Consulted by the State
Committee.
miner Washington Ncws-TariIf aud
O,ln Matters in the Senate.
Personalities Between HOar
aud Payne.
.,,.--...nll. MilGiasneer.

s.ao, mqar&@&r J"'Lii9ncer' ~,
w,suycrox, y. c., Sept. l4.-The
cow. oi the Democratic back.down in
tbr matter oi the joint debate between
Gcocrd tioir and Judge Fleming spread
among the politicians here today. Out
dIr Democrats are astonished that the
pomo,rtic committee should have so
JscrcditcI Judge Fleming before the
people Of the State.
A Maryland Democratic Congressman
asked pointcdly: "Are the committee
men towards or is the candidates n fool"
lie said he had never heard OF such an
assinine proceeding in political manage
ment in his life, as this public branding
a,iucompctpnt the head Of State ticket
by his own committee. This is one ex-
preston OF many from similar outside
sources.
IN 4 STATE OF NIND.
Our own Democrats, however, VINO
know Fleming and GoH better, talk dli-
lrntly. They think the committee did u
wise thing in protecting Fleming, and
w to divert attention from the disgrace
iuI backdown by running down Coil.
Democratic State Committeeman Man
ming and Uncle Jake Cunningham arc
in a great state OF mind over it. 1t is
notable that Chairman Riley's letter
does not show on its face that his propo-
sitou on behalf of Prof Wilson was
made with Wilson'S assent.
General Golf tried to find Wilson 10.
lay TO see whether il was straight, us
wilson so stoutly disavowed any pur-
pose to provoke Il joint discussion, when
tbe subject was up two months ago, aad
Coli tackled him about it.
AFRAID OF NONE OF THEM.
The talk that Golf is afraid to meet
either Of the Wilson's, Henry Walker,
John Kenna or Judge Faulkner is abso'
lutte idiocy. The fact is, he is spelling
forage at any OF them, but feels that
the dignity OF his candidacy for
Governor entities him to meet
his opponent, and that since the
opposition are afraid to let their man
come, it should properly close the con-
troycrsy. While aggressive and combat
i've he dslikcs to let in a ritE-ratrof Dem
orrats who cannot draw crowd. to take
advantage OF his big meetings and break
np his arguments, but he will do what
ever the committee may determine or
advise.
General GoG is very busy with
general politics and is holding an i'm
portNnt conference tonight with some
big Michigan Republicans. He says
things arr in splendid shape and there
isrcason to hope for success in the Ma
lion and State.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l4.-Cardinal Glib
bons admits he has such a letter as is re-
ferred to in the Catholic Neaps OF New
York, but would deem it dlscourteous to
publish its contents until he has an OPP
portunity to communicate it to the pre-
iates OF the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-15
Fire Mt ClarksburE.

CLAEEsBuRG, W. Va, Sept. IA fire
broke out in the wholesale establish
ment of Ruhl, Koblegard & Co. this
afternoon about 2:3O o'clock. 1t was
caused by u floor giving away, upon
which large quantity OF matches rest
cd. The loss will not exceed $500.
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GLASGOW, Sept. l4.-Four hundred
Irish Stevedores employed in Glasgow
harbor, have been dismissed. They will
be replaced by Protestants from Belfast.
II is feared that riot will ensue. 1t is
claimed by the employers that the dis
charged men belong to union which is
constantly making intolerant demands.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l4.-The managers Of
the West Side race course have sent a
note to Mayor Roche in which they
offer to give the entire receipts at the
gate tomorrow for the benefit Of the
yellow fever sufferers in the South,
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept, l4.-The Catholic
Mutual Benefit Association of the United
States yesterday elected the following
officers Of the Supreme Council: Spirit
ural Adviser, Right Rev. S. V. Ryan,
Bishop Of Buffalo, n. Y; Supreme Chan
cellor, 9. ]. Drescher, Buffalo, n. Y;
Supreme President, R. Muiholland, Dun
kirk, n. Y; Supreme First Vice Presi-
dent, G. B. Friedman, Titusville, Pa. /;
Supreme Second Vice President, T. A.
Rourke, Windsor, Ont; Supreme Re-
corder, @, j. Hickey, Brooklyn, n. y;
Supreme Treasurer, James NJ. Welsh,
HOrnellsville, n. Y; Supreme Marshal,
Sebastian Geyer, Niagara Falls, n. Y.
Supreme Guard, A. Valentine, Detroit
Supreme Trustees, Rev. P. A. Baart,
Marshall, Mich; William franklin,
Buffalo, Frank Randel, Cleveland.
Trustees holding over, James S. Nc
Garry, Franklin, Pa, and William j.
Bulger, Lockport, n. Y.
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STARVING INDIANS.
Dishonest Agents Appropriate the Money
Intended Ear TheIr Relief,


lHt0ndcd Ear Their Relief,
orr&&A, ONT, Sept. ll.-l.ate advices
from the Northwest report great suffer
ing and many deaths from starvation
among the Indians of the Canadian
Northwest territories. From the Peach
river district several eases Of capnibal-
ism is reported, where to save their own
lives heads OF families have killed and
eaten their children. Last season Par
lament voted the sum OF $35I, 900 for
supplies for the destitute treaty Indians
OF the Northwest, but from what has
been learnGd'it appears that dishonest
agents, who were ihtrusted with its dis
tribution have appropriated the greater
portion OF the grant. Gabriel Dumont,
Riels lieutenant, has again been attempt
ing to stir bad feelingamong the Indians
with, it is said, considerable degree OF
success.
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MADRID, Sept. l4.-Eighty passengers,
mostly emigrants and members Of the
crew Of the steamer sudamerica, from
Montevidic, which was sunk last even
ing, are reported lost. The steamer
which Colllded with her is named
LaFrance, not Laurance. The LaFranCe
ia badly damaged,
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. l4.-A package
Of money containing 5000 was stolen
yesterday from the paying teller's coun-
ter in the Third National Bank while he
was at lunch. 1t is supposed to have
been the work OF IN expert sneak thief.
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Rebels Defeated.

LONDON, Sept. l4.-A dispatch from
Atghanistan says: The Ameer reports
that his troops have captured Fort
Kamard from the rebels together with
many prisoners, including Ishak Khan's
fakhar.in.laW
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BERLIN, Sept. l4.-The preparations
for German expedition to search for
Emil Bey progress actively. Two hum
dred thousand marks having been sub.
scribed for the expenses of the under
taking.
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DUBLIN, Sept. l4-Mr. WIN. Redmond,
NJ. P. for Fermaugh, has been convict.
ed at Wexford OF ofIenses under the
crimes act, and sentenced to three
months imprisonment without hard
labor.
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Special Diiraieh 10 Me Ltelligalor.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Sept. l4.-G. P.
lkert, n physician OF this city, was NOM
mated by the Democrats for Congress
yesterday against Mckinley. The NOM
ination is considered weak.
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OBJECTS OF CHARITY.

DIR. Guiteras said there were three
cascs OF yellow fever on the train and
one other case which was suspicious.
all of them were taken sick immediate
ly after the train left Jacksonville, As
the train neared one OF the stations,
Dan Pitchford, a young man who while
on visit to jacksonville, was caught
by quarantine, made bold leap for
liberty, jumping through the open win
dow OF the moving car. The train was
going so fast that by the speed had been
slacEened young Rtchford was some
distance away. The health officers were
notified of Pitchford's escape and he
was captured and is now en- route to
HcndersonviIle in charge Of special
officer.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. l4.-Mayor
Bryan received a dispatch from DR.. Al
lard Memminger, at Hendersonville, N.
G., tonight Saying yellow fever had
broken out among the Jacksonville re-
iugees at that place,
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BosroN, Sept. l4.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Langlier and her 5.year-old daughter,
Aiirtie, who were badly burned last
night by the upsetting Of kerosene
lamp, died at the hospital this morning.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA special from
Little Rock says Governor Hughes has
offered a reward Of 500 for the arrest
and conviction of each ofthe parties who
stole the Pulaski county ballot boxes.
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At Jackson-Hart pitched n great
poorly supported by his team. Four OF
Mansfield's hits should have been outs,
but bad judgment made them safe.
Dale pitched his second successive game
and kept JaCkson's hits well scattered
until in the ninth inning, when doub-
lie, triple and single earned two
runs. The score:
shss.Rs;l;ss2 asa.Gsla:. & : ! {
Struck outTby IIaEi, 9; by Dale, Earned;
Jackson, 8; Mansfield, I BalteriesI and
AT Lima-Toledo knocked out vic
tory in the last three inning by won
derful spurt. Their playing had been
ragged up to the sixth inning, not hit
having been secured. The score:
#sIsas::::: #las; 8 ] 8 8 3 !el55 !G5sE !
Earned-Lima, 4: Toledo, I. Batteries s-Easton
oDay.
AT Canton-Canton put up magnifi-
cent game, batting well, making but one
error and doing excellent base stealing.
The errors Of the visitors piled up the
home teams score. The game lost its
spirit and was uninteresting after the
third inning. The score:
Canton. ....... . o 9 o o o Pig 10 i
Columbus...-o y 0 0 0-2
Monroe and FitEsimmons; n, HRndibOe and
Childs, umpire-YOunE,
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THE YELLOW SCOURGE.
The Death Train Climbing Car
oIina's Mountains,
CREATING A PANIC ENRoUTE.
PItIable Condition of the Florida
Refugccs-A Terrible State of AZ
Tairs-More Aid for the suc
fercrs from all Directions.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Hrald'i
Charlotte, N. c., dispatch says that after
many wearing delays along the route,
the train load of Florida refugees arrived
at this city yesterday and left after n
short stay for Hendersonyille, N. G.,
which is the destination OF the fugitives.
The train was made up in Jacksonville
and consisted Of ten coaches. Packed in
the conveyanCes were between 400 and
500 grown people and perhaps 100 chill
dren. On the train were number OF
colored passengers of all ages. The
scenes er route beggar description.
News OF the train had gone before it
and at every little country station crowds
Of people were gathered to view its ap.
proach. Occasionally the refugees would
wait until they came to one Of these sta
tions and us the cars stopped every win
dow along the entire line Of the train
would be thrown open and in an instant
each window would be filled by the
head and shoulders OF refugee looking
scornfully at the scared country people,
for the moment the Florilians heads
were pushed through the car windows
the crowds would
FLEE LIKE SHEET.
This manGuver was tried several times
and in each instance the gatherings flew
with all the speed that their legs could
command and seemed as much frighten-
ed as il the pestilence were already
among them. The first halt OF any con-
sequence was made at Atlanta, Ga. AS
the train slowed up the heads OF men
and women, bluckened with coal dust
and Guant, hungry looking faces, with
blood-shot eyes, red for want OF sleep,
were showed through the open windows,
and the cry went up from one end OF the
train to the other "Give lis food and
water" The door OF Durand's restau-
rant was propped open aud all the
walters and plenty OF volunteers carried
sandwiches, coffee and water to the
thirsty, hungry refugees.
Fully 5000 persons took look ut the
train. DR.. w. S. Armstrong, president
Of the Board OF Health; DR.. j. B. Baird,
secretary of the Board OF Health, and DR..
one Of the yellow fever inspec-
tors, were at the depot. The chief OF
police, with
SQUAD OF PATRoLMEN
was present and under instruction from
Drs. Baird and Armstrong, had each
coach guarded SO that no person could
get either on or off. This was done to
carry out the instructions OF Surgeon
General Hamilton. On the arrival of
the train here persons who had friends
or relatives IN il were allowed to speak
to them, and all along the line Of coach
es, on both sides, there was much hand
and happy greeting until the
train pulled out
DR.. John Guiteras, who is connected
with the Marine hospital service, was in
charge OF the train. He was asked by
your correspondent, "What will the
refugees do when they get to Hender-
sonville?" He replied: "God only
knows. They have been invited there,
and l don't see what the people OF Hen
dersonville will do with them. Few OF
them have any money, and many OF
them will be
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Earned iuns-WhCcling, 2; Washington, ..
Two base hltS-Daly,. O'Bricn. Donnelly Home
Washington, 8. Stolen baSes-WhGelinR, 8:
Washington, g. Struck Out-by Morrison, D; by
DAILY, 4; by Sullivan, 2. Bases ON balls-pf Nor
risOn, .; OF DAILY, /. Wild pltchcs-MorrisOn, |:
Sullivan, /; Daily, .. Passed balls-StenZcl, ..
Double play-West to 0tterson. Tlmc-9:Oj.
lImDirc-StnDletOn
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Yesterdays League and Association Games.
Al DetroIt-DetrOlt, Z; Philadelphia, 8.
tCleveland-Clevcland, 8; Baltimore, ..
At st. LouiE-St. Louis, "a; Cincinnati, 9.
At Chicago ChlcagO s; New York I.
At Kansas City-KanSas City, 8; Louisville, 0.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-01-26
Sheriff'S Sales for Feb. 1855

*" i'll he sold before the Court House
dc in the city OF Marietta, Cobb county,
Ga. during the legal hours OF sale, on the
first Tuesday in February, 1888 the fol.
lowing p operiy to wit:
Thirty six and hal acres of lot of land
No. 12l. 40 acres OF 1T of land No lOS.
and 10 acres more or less of lot NJ. l07
an being in all SO and halt acres more or
less bounded north by lands of EN Il ="
S Davenport east bg lands of C. $ Dq>
venrort and Nathan Durham and south
md west Ivy lands at George Durham
SAID trsc' 81 land being in the Goth district
and 2d section of Cobb unity, ca Levied
m ms the property ot w - stroud tn satisfy
& t. issued from Cnhb superior corr in
favor of + \ Davrnp VS. ~ y Stroud.
and the same being or purchase money tor
said land. and deed Fl ed and r, corded in
ERIK office hciore this levy was made
md written Notice given w y Stroud. ten,
ant in possession. This lan 4th 1888
A. 7. COKYELL, Sheriff.