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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-09
Gor HIS DIGIT BACK.
The Funny Side of "a Fight Between
Negro and a Mexican.

IC'Py7g"5' Io'9 0y ue CaAfonia iss0cialea Press
FRESNO March Sth.-To.nighr, on the
street here, Mexican and negro got into
fight. The Mexican got his finger into.
the negro's mouth, when the latter bit it
off and then ran. The Mexican stopped
picked up the finger, put it in his pants
pocket and gave chase to the negro, but did
not catch him.
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ERNER RRos

rh= best pfce IN Califnrsla 70 have yor pr.s do.s
D.. Iohcsaan & Co.'S s-o S., saasnerso, Cal
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PERMANENT OFFICERS.

James McNasser nominated for Perma-
nent Chairman James O. Funston, of the
Fourth Ward, and he was elected unani-
mously.
Mr.. Funston assembled the stand, and
upon being introduced by Judge Beatty
was received with a round of applause.
He addressed the meeting briefly, thanking
them for the honor conferred upon him,
and assuring them that he would do all in
his power to advance the interests of the
cause. He was ready to devote all his en-
ergies to maintain the purity of the ballot.
box and put down corruption. His re-
marks called forth warm applause.
w. K. Strong nominated the following
gentlemen as Secretaries and they were
unanimously elected First Ward, G. W.
Ficks; Second Ward, E. a Crouch; Third
Ward, A. S. Hopkins; Fourth Ward, A. B,
Cheney.
II. Bennett nominated the following
gentlemen as Vice Presidents, and
they were elected by acclamation
First Ward--C. T. Wheeler, E. c. Hop
kins, G. a. Luhrs, w. H. Sherburn, Richard
Dale.
Second Ward-H. J. Norton, John Nc
Neill, f. S. Hotchkiss, G. w. Locke John
Batchelr.
Third Ward-L. L. Lewis, Wallace A.
Briggs, A. A. Van Voorhees,, Sylvester
Tryon, A. II. Rott
Fourth Ward-Felix Tracey, Frank Mil
Ter, 81. Weinstock, James McNassar, H. A .
Hebron.
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RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, The legitimate efforts of the voters
OF sacramento city to secure fair expression of
the will of the majority in the selection of can
didates for municipal offices have been again
and again defeated by the corrupt Vaccinations
of those who make politics their trade and
whereas, such practices have an inevitable ten
deney TO more and more fragrant, insolent and
reckless outrage upon the Just rights of those
law-abiding citizens who scruple to engage in
contests where success rewards only those WI o
are superior in the use of dishonorable appli-
ances and whereas. the action of the recent
City Convention of the Republican party in ad-
mlttlng as representatives of the Fourth Ward
a delegation notoriously and eonfessedly elected
by the votes of hired and imported ruffians, in
pursuance of a deliberate scheme to defeat
the known wishes of the majority in order to
subordinate the interests of the people to the
selfish and corrupt purposes of a ring, has
clearly demonstrated the necessity of resorting
to some heroic remedy for a condition Of
affairs that has become unendurable; and.
whereas, 1t has become manifest that such
practices as we have recited will con-
unue Just so long as their object is attained
and IL IS reasonable to expect that they will
cease when it is once shown that they no longer
succeed; therefore,
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PACIFIC COAST.
A SENSATIONAL SHOOTING CASE
IN FRESNO.
The Dimmig Case-The Chase AZ
ter the Train Robbers-New
Railroad Scheme.
i VILLAIN GETS HIS DESERTS

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE KeooRD-UHoN
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OF Sacramento city in existence last Satur-
day, there would have been an honest pri-
mary, a fair ballot and an honest count in
the Fourth Ward. Because they would
have been afraid of the committee; be-
cause they would have said to themselves ::
Unless we do give an honest primary,
fair ballot and an honest count, that Com
mittee of the Independent Republicans
will do something. They will call
convention of their own. They
will repudiate our action; and there
fore, say that if there had been last Sat
urday an executive committee representing
the independent Republicans of this city'
we would have been spared the work that
we are doing tonight. We would have
been spared the disgrace of seeing fraud
triumph as it did last Monday night; and
we would have been spared the trouble of
Furnishing these men who have sought to
corrupt and prostitute the Republican
party.
And, right here. let me say a word with
reference to what heard said tonight by
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THE LESSON OF THE PAST

Will be repeated in the future, and that the
men who in this last City Convention did
the work of the bosses and the ringsters
of this city, will, whenever they become,
as they have now become, odious to the
people, be spewed out of the mouths of
the Bosses and none will be left to do
them reverence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-07
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MAJ,
- IN me, az trusle,. By Michael Nos.s,.i
Ann Mufany. his wife, dated the Iih ~, ;
June, lS&2, ind recoried In the oxoe n,
CLERK OF the County Coutt II Ohlo count, -
OF west Virginia, In Deed Of lrpt BntSS :
page IS, VIII, on
Tharsday, October 4, 1854,
commencing at 70 O'Clock .. m. II N, A.,
(sorh) door Of the Court Hou~, Of ,.A a..
county. In the city Of whselin.. oder Al ny.
sale, At auction, the following dcs,rihS :.
property, situate in the ,aid ely and osn,r )
wit piece or parcel Of yruu; q ia Ih1 "A, |,
said city laid out ~ an addition ihcrrUn ~ IA,
Mcclure, and bounded A. follows. Besinat,.,
. point whore the sou h line Of the tis ly
parallel with and south Of High street srl,
the Nasiopal road: thence souIhw ard slors :
western hide OF Nail road, about seventy 90 :,
more or les, 70 Mn. Roa his line. ihcnos ..
with Mrs. Rnach's line one hurdrei and On,
three (l6S) feet, more or lees, 20 rhilhpT h,
thence north with said Phillips lincs an, a
(S6) feet 10 the alley sf r said thence ea u,
said alley two hundpd and sixteen enc Ia
more or lee, 20 tie place or bcg'rnins ioer.,,
with all the buildings =, d Improvements thew
and the appurteuances tbercuntl IN Gnyui~ :
longing o. apperisining
Terms OF sale 10 be one half, and o. IA
MOI Q ~ the purchaser may chnn.e n give q.
Al the time Of ,al,, the balance. Il scysi
paid ia kiX months and Ia be csidencsa b.
PROMISE negotiable note Ut sit month. ".
good personal security. bea'inI Interest N.
date: and the title To tad property 10 I. b.
by the trustee until pay la full
The TILE 10 believe 10 b. &, od. bat N, n
and conveyance will b. only of The nigh u
title hold a. trustee ~ ABOVE mentioned
DENIS OKEEffk
eepll Truss
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Another Campaign Lie.

MoUNDsvILLE, W. Va, Sept. 5.
TO TIE Editor Of tie Rsosaer:
Ri notice IN this mornings Intel.
igeRcer the following statement, presum.
ably by their regular campaign liar, viz;
simultaneously with the transmission
of the Presidents recent retaliation mes
sage TO Congress q private communication
was transmitted by the Government of the
United States to the British Government
at London, assuring il that it need have
no anxiety as to any official action that
would be taken under the authority that
the President bad asked of Congress if il
should be granted. Assurance was given
that the United States would furnish nc
cssus belli In connection with these mat
ters"
President Cleveland's record is such
as TO prove him an honest and patriotic
citizen, and to place him above the sus-
picion of of such lick spittle" sentiments,
1t then remains to inquire what depart
ment of our Government presumes, if the
statement is true, to act the part Of q
beaten cur?
Taking into consideration the record of
those great and tcise statesmen composing
the majority in the United States Senate,
for "gerrymandsring" and partisan malice,
we are led to the conclusion that the "pri-
waite communication" referred to must
have been q part of their tactics in trying
TO get out of the hole they found them
selves in on receipt of the Presidents mes
sage.
The antics of those gentlemen of late
seem to justify the expectation of their
amusing themselves BY using the policy
of the diver when pursued by the shark,
in stirring up the mud, in which he is
80 as to obscure his real posi-
ton, and, taking advantage Of the situa-
ton, to make his escape.
Hastily yours, B. F. 81.
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THE CIRCUIT JUDGES.

j. b. Mcclure, of Marshall, is Suggested to
FIN One of the Ofnces.
To he Editor Of the Register.
In a short time the Democratic Judicial
Convention will meet to nominate two
Circuit Judges; and for this reason, wish
through the REGISTER to make known,
what seems to be the desire of the voters,
and Democrats, as such, of Marshall coun-
ty, in regard to such nominations.
The voters, irrespective Of party, say,
that they should have one of the two
Judges; q resident in theis county, because
the county has more than one-hslf the
population of Ohio county, and does about
one-third as much business in the Circuit
Court as the same, and they have not had
q resident Judge for over twenty years.
Besides, they say, that their business
before Judge between the terms Of Court
has, heretofore, been too inconvenient and
expensive to them, because they have been
compelled to 10 to Wheeling to transact
the same. And, further, that they can
see no good reason why one county of the
circuit should have both Judgee, as has
been the case for number of years.
LIE D6uOGEdlS, % ouSdf OAaiuA huob ihoS
much, ashley all along, through difficulties
have kept up the party organization in the
county, until now they can poll eighteen
hundred q, 1901 votes, when there was no
chance of electing one Of their number to
q county ofiics-snd none of them
has had q State ofics-Judge. In
a word, that their pluck and perseverance,,
deserves such recognition by the party in
the Judicial Circuit.
And in making this claim, they present
their fellow-citizsn, j. B. McLure, 81 their
choice, whose fitness for the Office will not
be questioned, and whom the people would
support irrespective OF party. in order to
secure 3 resident Judge in their county,
and the office not being q political one, If
in some sense, it has been made party
one. MARSHALL COUNTY.
Limestone, Sept 3, 1888.
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S: G. 9! ,!!!!!!:
Gas Shades and Chimneys,
at ell prices
EWING BROS,
sep6 1915 Market ST., OPP. Mcclure House
PROCLAMATION!

THIS LATE FLOODS HAVE EFFECTED OUR
City in such disastrous manner that deem
1t advisable 10 call q meeting Of all tsx payer.
and citizens on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER sth,
ISIS at the Police Court Room, at eight
O'Clock p. m. The purpose Of said meeting to
be the formulation and recommendation to the
City Council such action as may be deemed most
advisable 10 REUNITE AND REPAIR THE
BROKEN TRAFFIC between the northern and
southern parts of the city as soon as possible. !
would suggest that the following points be well
considered:
LIST Shall we rebuild the Main Street Bridge OF
Stone or Iron.
ID. Should a bridge be erected at the above
named place, or should the building of a
bridge be entirely omitted, as public opinion, to
certain extent at least seems to favor the tun.
neling of Wheeling Hill and making new out.
let for the Creek.
These subjects are Of vital Importance TO the
welfare and prosperity Of our community, and
public expression Of our people wsuld possibly
warrant Council in taking such steps as would
meet the general appreciation Of the tsx.paying
public. CIV sE.pprcur
sePo Mavor
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MORE CAMPAIGN LIES.

WASHINGTON, September 4-Simultaneously
with the transmission Of the Presidents recent
retaliation message to Congress private COM
munication was transmitted by the Govern
ment of the United States 10 the British Govern
ment at London, assuring II that 1t need have no
anxiety as 70 any official action that would be
taken under the authority that the President
had asked OF Congress II IL should be granted.
Assurance was given that the United States
would furnish no easas bill in connection with
these matters.
The above 10 the beginning of three
quarter column campaign yarn that sew
ersl Republican organs are circulating,
among them the Intellgeneer.
The frantic sndeayors of the Republican
leaders to break the grand effect of the
Presidents patriotic message are Pitiful.
In their mad onslaught on brave, true
GROVER CLEVELAND they have thrown
honor and common honesty to the winds.
They cannot attack him fairly. Their only
arguments are lies. ...
II such communication as is referred To
above were sent from Washington to Lon
don it was sent by Republican United
States Seadtor-for what purpose can easily
be OWNED, from the sending out of THU
campaign lie.
The methods of the Republican leaders
in this campaign are contemplate. They
answer fair arguments with lies or clap
trap shouts. They do not allow the Presi
dent credit for anything if they can invent
trick or lie to keep from doing so
They have turned the United States Senate
into political headquarters for the man
ufaeture and dissemination Of campaign
material. They are desperate and stop a
nothing.
But we have an abiding faith in TIT
clear-hesdedness and honor of the Ameri
can people, and so do not believe they cal
be fooled with lies and clsp-trsp. The.
believe in the President. and it will tax
finer campaign work than the Republican
leaders are capable of-old and foxy a
they are-to shake the faith of the peopl
in GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-07

WITH regard to their candidate in the
First Congressional District the Repub-
lieans are about in the same fix they are
in regarding the head Of their ticket.
They don't know who their candidate is
in either case. If they elect GoFF they
don't know who will be Governor-for
GoFF in that case would resign and be q
Senator of the United States. If they
elect ATKINSON they do not know
whether they send q Prohibitionist or
q Republican to Congress. As far Is all
this goes, however, they are on footing
with the &. o. p. st large, which doesn't
know who its candidate for President is.
If HARRISON is elected the Muliigsn
statesman from Maine will run the sd-
ministrstion.
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DIED.

MEIER-wednesday September 5, 1885, al 5lt
O'Clock p w., AUGUST MEIER, in the SD year OF
his age.
Funeral from the reside ice of his son, Henry
Meier, on Boggs' Run, this day friday at L
O'Clock noon. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
wIDDEL-Wednesday. September 5. 1888. al
$40 a m, Mrs. MARY WIDDEL, wife Of F. Wild.
del, Esq, in her Goth year.
Funeral from the residence of her husband,
2l23 Main street. Friday afternoon at clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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FOR wORKINGMEN.

Some of the notices displayed in the
Labor Day parade, says the New York
World, showed plainly that intelligent
workingmen are not "tricked or deceived"
into believing that high tariff make high
wages They read as follows:
I'VE Care Not for High Tariff or Free Trade.
Organization Only Can Protect the Working
men"
Unity is Strength. United We Can Get
There"
Through Our Union We Get Living Wages
By the Politicians We Get Lett'
These notices correspond exactly with
the repeated explanation that the Ameri-
can workingman gets more wages than his
foreign competitor by earning more in
actual production and through the wider
aud better market which he has here for
his labor, and thst organization is the ofly
protection that protects him.
The truth of these notices was demon
strated by the trades and unions repre-
sented in the parade. The following
classes Of workmen in the line are taxed
by the tariff, not protected:
Carpenters, Compositors'
MasOns, FRESHMEN
Painters, stereotypers,
RooferS Electrotypers
skylight.makers, Horseshoers,
Stonecutters, Boxmakers,
Bakers, Boatmeh,
sawyers, Millers
PAYERS Clerks,
Rockdrillers, Varnishers.
Reporters,
Only the followingar protected, " and
their wages are maintained by unions and
the market, not by duties.
Sheet-iron workers, Machinists,
brewers Furniture workers,
Piano-makers, Silk-riooon weaVers'
Carpet-workers, umbrella-mskers
Carriage makers, Woodworkers
The workingmen know what regulates
wages better than the politicians can tell
them. And the war taxes on their neces-
stiles must be cut down.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
A. B. FLEMING,
of Marion.
AUDITOR,
PATRICK F. DUFFY.
of Webster County.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON,
OF Csbeu County.
ArToRNEY.sESERAL.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
B. s. MORGAN,
of Monongsns County.
SUPREME COURT.
HENRY BRANNoN,
OF Lewis.
J. W. ENGLISH,
OF Mason.
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Extract from Judge Thurman.

The tariff has been raised again and again
and again; 1t tCds immensely raised by the det
Of 1861 or 1862, Iforget Which Of these gears
ii tUds II i0as raised IN a felO yeags again,
and again IL has been raised again and again,
and yet in oil that time ! Rerer hare been able
TO find the manufacturer or capitalist acho
upon the raising Of the tariff, has increased
the price paid 10 his laborers. # there 'cdS
such a case ii has escaped the attention o.
eperubOdU
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War taxes in time Of peace are
oppressive to labor.

ICANNoT fiud myself in fully sympathy
with this demand for cheaper coats.-Be"
Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-07

WHILE the silly IHteltigeHeer was manu-
featuring campaign dbs aud putting them
in the mouths of Chairman RILEY and
Hon. WOOD DAILY, the Republican Con-
gressioual convention at Clarksburg,
through the utterances of its members
was publicly proclsiming that the only
hope of capturing any of the Offices was to
combine with the Prohibitionists. How
the campaign liar is elevated BY his own
nataFd
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN r. DONEHOO,
Of Hancock County.
HOUSE, OF DELEaArEs,
A. ID. GARDEN,
L. 4. STIFEL,
g.. ]. GLEASON,
]. J. WOODS.
sHERIFF,
LEWIS sTEENROD.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSORS,
City-CHARLES 7. BLANCHARD,
County-NOAH ZANE.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. 7. CARR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-07

Mr.. BLAINE, the great American nre
eater, has had enough already. He setu-
ally recommends that the fisheries ques-
ton be dropped till after the November
election This is cold fact, and in that
regard this greatest living statesman, I"
who has been SO psrsistently pointed to as
the biggest tank of AmeEicanism ever ex-
hibited in this country, is eehoing the SEN
timents of the British press ! Whew |!
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for Bent

U>oR REHT-THE OFFICE NO. In CAP
II line street, lately occupied by Dr. Dnir
WN. l.. McPHAII.. 1903 Market street M
ENoR RENT-THE DWELLING H0usI .
IL Main Street, at present occupicd ~ n
Hcpry Horkhetmer. Puseaion gwen Lpsi
1888. Apply 70 r. q. DALZELL. ds,a
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The nomination Of ATKINSON presents
the amusing spectacle of Prohioitlonist
standing on the free whisky platform.
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EOR RENT.

Store room No. iOtc Main direct. sts1 {
noes and roomA Lodging rom, Ia Balyb Esi
Il. YoRBn
lyle ilS2 Chsplins Eps
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The best regulator of digestive.organs and the
best appetizer known is Angostura Bitters.
Try it but beware of limitations. Get the gen.
uine article manufactured by DR.. J. g. B. Sigert
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FoR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
PoR VICE P6ENDENr,
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
OF Ohio.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECroRSAr-LARsE.
VII. TRAvERS,
of Jefferson.
VIC. HANDLAN,
OF Ohio.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
L. 5. NEWMAN,
Of Marshall.
PJ.CROGAN,
of Preston.
FRANK HEREFORD,
of Monroe.
RS. BROWN,
OF Jackson.
Fob REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
First District.
JOHN D. PENDLETON,
OF Ohio.
Second District,
WI. WILSON,
Of Jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN d. ANDERSON,
of Nicholas.
Fourth District
J. NUNROS JACKSON,
OF Wood.
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,Nsm advertisements.
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS,

BON. JOHN o. PENDLETON,
Democratic nominee for Congress, has made the
following appointments TO speak in this Congress
sionsl District:
sHERLEY, Tyler Couuty-Tuesdsy afternoon
at O'Clock.
Two additional meetingsin Tyler-Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
sHERRARD, Marshall County-Friday even
ing.
MEHEN's, Marshall County-saturday after.
noon At Z O'Clock.
fARNSHAW, wetzel County-Thursday, Sep
tember 10Th.
Other Meetings and Speakers are being arrang.
ed for and will be duly announced.
J. c. MCELDOWNEY, Chairman,
sepSegh Congressional Executive Committee.
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AeuI advertisements.

oNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Sc
wi curity. w. Il. RINEHART, Loan Broker,
1853 Market street sep6
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UTANTED-l2 Timers; Cigar strippers; IS
w Coal Miners; IS House Girls; Dry Goods
Clerks West Virginia General Employment
Agency, Wheeling. sep6r
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SIX TIMERS TO SOLDER
w Lanterns Apply at once 10 THE NAIL
CITY LANTERN co 1912 and 1914 Water St.,
W. Va. sepds
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"ANTED-PURCHAsER FOR PRINTING
w Office. A. B. c., Herald, Moundsville-
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sep4i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
INSTANTLY KILLED BYALIQCoR DEALER

THE MURDERER FIRES FOUR BULLETS mo MS
OWN HEAD--EXCfTEMrN IN TnE TOWN.
Louis DrucIer a constable of New-Canaan, yes
terday attempted to arrest Jacob Shelter for
selling liquor in that no-llcense town. Shelter
broke pane of glass, pointed double-bdr-
relied gun through it, and when Drucker was
fifteen feet fr r,m the house fired, killing HIM in-
stantly. Twenty-eight No shot entered
Drucler's left breast, and four went through his
heart.
Shelter then shot himself. putting four bullets
into the left side of his temple. lie will surely
die search Of his house revealed dirk, shot
gun, knife, hatchet,. hammer, and 22eallbre
reyolyer living on the table. Shelter is des-
perate man He had been arrested four times
for selling liquor. DruclSer was forty-two years
old and leaves wife and four children There
was great excitement at New-Canaan. Ihe peo-
nle wanted to lynch Sheer