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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-24

--"Opera, Castillo and ''Ambrosia"
Scgars cents--extra brands, at KLINE's
Segar Store, Bridge st. Sept. 5.tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-24

Wealth crowds poverty off the grand
stand at tho horse race, but Tulip Soap,
through merit alone, is crowding all Q. ~
soaps out Of wasIltub society.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-24

The following comparison, made by
Rev. DR. Hanlon, in answer to cnrping
critic. illustrating the wisdom of our
protective policy, is apt and convincing.
1t will take rank with the best gems of
logic of the present campaign. Trenton
State Gazette, October 10Th, 1883.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

an attempt vas madc this morning
by thn prisoners in the county jail to
mako their escape. but n timely dis
covery Gf their plans wn' made and
frustrated. The Facts in the case uro ns
follows:
This morning Mr.. BopiI,r happened
to bn III the rear OF the jr! and be de-
tec;ci ali unusual scratching noise
wiihin which excited his Curiosity. lie
imln5diGt ~ informed Deputy Sheriff
Tnhcr TINT he thought there wns snnm-
thing wrong going OF. Sir. Tnbrr
Immediately went inside and walking
to the r.nr lie INV John Dolnn. one If
the water c!oLc.. lie wont into that
department but it being dark lie saw
nothing suspicious. When Sheriff
A,wcll came To the Office h. was in.
formed OF TIE suspicious ciruuni-tnuccs
and taking II light thoy went into the
water closet where they fouad one
hTick removed from the wall aud the
mortar ont OF ~screral seams surrounding
il. Dolnn wns chargoi with the oGeusc
which he tt 'ut'y dcniel. but his knees
blimg covered with lust and his being
seen coming hastily out proved him TO
10 tue right man. aud he, with three
others. was locked up in the cola. Tho
i]nGlpuInrnt usol % rrmov tho brick
was n case knife which Ind been CON
cenlcd whom the meals wore brought in.
While tho work was going on tho other
prisoners were ncnr tho front Of the
jail talking nnd making quite n racket
to prevent the Sheriff from detecting
tho noise made in removing tho bricks.
la their presout quarters there /. little
dsnger that tho attempt will DO re-
prH.vd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
Drowned.

Tho citizens OF Silver City we're
startled ON "Wednesday evening abou,
8 o'clock. iy the report that Flank
Stanford. Of Reynolds Creek, this coun.
~, and james I l,inent4. OF Dry Creek.
Ada county, wore drowned just below
Walters Ferry, on Snnko River. about
Z O'Clock In the evening Of TINT day
while crossing cntti".--[ldnho Ava
lancEc.
TlInd PoTt,r was well acquainted
with tho two young men mentioned
above, having worked with them. lie
says that no less than seven men have
been drowned ut this Same plnco within
the past four years. Owing TO the
peculiar formation Of the river and II
bnr which extends ont into H., below
which tho water becomes doop very
suddenly. the crossing Is n dangerous
one.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
For Commissioner.

Under tho head OF Political An
n~ounccmonts in tu.iay's issue will lie
found tho unnio OF Fred Wilson. one Of
rnscarorn's most industrious business
inDn. who will present his claims 10 the
Republican County Convention n II
candidate for short torn Commissioner.
MIR. Wilson IN nn old nnd prominent
resident OF the county, who il 80 we'll
known that any Introduction In these
columns would seem s~upctiluons.
OF tho three commissioners to bo
elected this Fall T%uscarorn IN entitled Ia
one, aud should Mr.. Wilson receive the
nomination mud 10 elected the people
would find in him cnG who woull take
a pride in conducting tho impoitnnt
business OF the onico ia the interest OF
the whole county. Wo bcsreAk for
Fred invornbls consideration At tho
hands OF bis party.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
From Wednesdays D.ily.I
AALMAGUNDI.

Mra. Lowe went up to uulleck this
morning.
Il. Z. IIamill came down from Wells
this morning.
Miss Lou CraigLead resumed her
school in Clover Valley Monday morn.
ing.
w. C. Love returned this moruing
from business trip to Clover Val.
ley.
Surveyor General G. W. Irish passed.
through this morning on his way II
Wells.
George Eimore mud family have gone
10 their ranch in the country for q few
months.
The bill 10 carry into effect tho pro.
passed both Houses Of Congress on
Monday.
Some persons seem to delight in be-
ing conspicuous. as when in Elko their
name. may 10 found on every hotel
register in town.
Col. Z. p. H1rdesty came down from
Wells this morning. lie will make II
shipment Of beef cattle to Sau Francisco
US soon as he can get cars.
Scion Peck has a new and attractive
banner displayed over his saloon door
which reads mo Free Trade, Harrison
aud Motion. Protection"
Members of the Democratic Central
Committee OF ElEo county should not
fail to he present at the meeting to be
held on the LIST pro1. Sc notice.
We axe requested to state that the
Elko Water COMPANY IRE doing their
best to supply the town with water and
expect to have u supply down some time
this evening.
Are there no hardware stores in San
FrGnciscof Having occasion to cores
pond with an est Enlistment Of that
kind We looked for all nd. in the Exam
liner bu; failed to find "a.
Mrs. J. Ii. Taber returned last even
ins from n visit to Miss Emma ScherF
who IL few dnys since Was quite i'll. We
are pleased to that Miss
ScheIff has fully recovered, so that she
resumed her school this morning.
Examiner: 1t Was brought out in the
House yesterday that when Levi +.
Morton was n member Of Cougress lie
voted against q resolution directing the
enforcement Of the eight-hour law.
General Harrison will be relieved to
learn this. So far he Inns had to do all
the Opclogizing to tho workingmep, for
whom he has conceived SO strong an
affection since his nomination.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
E'cnny wise and Found Foolish.

That's what mon nrc who pl0d along
u ying TO do their business. when
they feel hnlf drnl Their eyes are dim
aud throb: their head aches: tho chill.
drcn annoy thun; their wives lOsc their
cbnrms: they loso their ambition: III. y
mike mistpkcs in their accounts, nu,I
the whole world looks blaze: they hatc
themselves and every Unu cise. And
whyi II yOU feel no. why don't
you stop anil hhnk u lninnte-or a,o
You too stupid? lOnr liver IL d blood
ARE out Of order: tlnt's nlI. You need
II good regulator aud tonic. Take II
hottie Of DR.. picrcc'a Golden Medical
Discovery, and you feel ike n uow man.
IL Three dnys your wife will lie tho
sweetest mud pI,ttiest woman IN the
world; your ohildrom's dispositions will he
exactly like your own; your business
will Improve, nnd ynu will make money
enough TO pay for tho Golden Sio iical
Discovery" n hundred times over
Don't he stubborn. but try II.
II You suffer from "cOld in the head"
or from Nasal Caiarrh. usc DR.. Sag.'s
Cntnrrh Iiriue y. II cures when
everything leo fails.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
sHERlFF's SALE.
n rder Of sale aud decree OF Fo,esios-
ase aud Sale.
THOMAS o'CONNOR aud Mrs. N.
O'COSNOR, Defendants.
II. A. REGLI. Pllintif.

~.
THOMAS o'CoNNOR aud MRS. N.
o'CoNNoR, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of nm Order of
Sale, aud Decree VI Foreclosure ntni
Sale. Issued out Of the District Court If
the state oi Nevada, in und for the
County Of Elko. On tine 10th Gay OF
August. Il u. 1888. in the above en-
titled %R.tinn. wherein the nbove-nn ned
Plaintiff ohsiued a JudSaeai aud d.
cree OF Foreclosure aud Sale against u .
nhove-unm-d deieSdnuts OH the lbtn
Cay of Auyu I. A. d. 1888. for the Snni
at rwesty. eight bundled aud Forty
two and 0l-1u0 Dollars. (S2S42 OIL to-
Sether with CO Il amounting t. S35 20
and iuteIe t, aud the further Sum Of
1881, as attorneys fees. aid nccruiuy
costs, which said dsc;e- was ON the 10th
day Of August. A. ID. 1888. recorded IN
Judgment Book Of said Court. l am
commanded to sell all that certain real
estate situate, lying aud being in Elko
county. State OF Nevada. mud described
as follows, to wit: The NORTHEAST
quarter OF Section T~hirty-fnur [3N ia
Township Thirty-.our Mouth. Range
Sixty, East. Also the North West quar-
ter of Section Tbirty-fre ia Township
Thirty-sour Month. Range Sixty Enst.
Also the South.E, mt quarter Of the
SoutE-West quarter. aud tho South
Wet quarter Of the Southeast quarter
Of Section Invent! seven in Township
rhirty-four North. Rang" sixty East,
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.
Public notice is hereby given that or
Tuesday. the llth day OF September.
1883. ut n o'clock +. ri of That day
in font Of the Courthouse door of Ia.
County Of Elko, l will i'll obedience to
snid Order Of Sal- aud Decree Of Fore
closure and Sale. fell the above de'-
cribed property. to satisfy suid JUdS-
meut. with interest nnl costs. to the
highest md best bidder. for gold coin Of
the United StateL.
+. T.. ArWELL,
Sheriff EIko Co.
BY j.. II. TABE',
Deputy Sheriff Elko Co.
Dated. Elko, AuSu.t IS, 1888.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
ST. II
EILT LAKE CITY,
Conducted b.
THE SISTERS OF
II HOLY CROSS.

Studies for boarders md day puI,ils
Will 10 resumed Monday. September
3. 1888. rhe English curse includes
all the branches necessary for n first
class education. The languages. linear
drawing, vocal music ia class, plain
sewing and ornamental ncedlswurk
form no extra charge. Term, ara
modified When tyo or more Of the inmi-
ly nt.end school ut the snne time.
Students attending 4 Hi'luws Col
eGc ARE permitted to visit their listers
ut the Academy. Hall irtrS onn be-
secured on two Of the railroad lines.
Terms moicrn,e. For catalogues, nd
dIeSs ms above.
7-25, H..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
10 'T'cuchrra.

Notice Is hereby given that II session
OF the Board Of Examiners for Elko
county will b., hell ut the Courthouse
II Elko on Tuesday. Wednesday md
Thursday. Aug. u, 30 aud 80. 1883. for
the examination Of applicants for tcnch-
ers' certificates. Those whose c~ortii-
cntes were renewed prior to The lust
session Of The Board must appear aud
pass M examination nj tho coming
session Applicants for certificates will
please hc pre,ert OH Tuesday morning
the 2Sth insttit.
4. n. STONE.
County Superintendent.
Eltn Aur IN iAgA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
From Nonday's Daiiy.l
RALAAGUNDl.

sufseJor-GeLeral Irish. Of Reno. il
expected on this evenings truin.
John II. Dorsey came in this morn
ING from his ranch heal Fort Ha;leck.
DR.. ]. ]. Meigs uud J.. ". Dorsey
Esq. returned this morning FROM San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mre. J.. d. Abel came ia
from their home near Fort IIa,leck and
returned to-day.
County Surveyor @. ". Riddle went
up to we:land's Station this morning
on surveying business.
Joseph d. Dahms and wife, nee Miss
Kate Thorpe. left this morning for their
home i'll Huntington Valley.
A. Leitcher and family have arrived
from TuscarorA nnd we welcome them
AS permanent residents Of Elko.
J.F. Triplett aud ]. S. Mayhuch
started this morning with their own
~SHSNS " Ol uNCII1uu liip W
Austin, Lander county.
News was received here yesterday
TINT Miss Emma Scherff, who i. teach
Ing ut Mrs. Vests on the Cope rond is
quite i'll, but W. have no further paitic-
uiars.
Times Reyiew:-A. Le;chter. with
his family, left on this morning. st .ce
for Elko. where he will embark in hush
ness. Elko & 1ins q good cit z.n aud an
energetic business man.
Phil Sherideu: 1.-The man who SAYS
he ish't afraid nnIer fire. il n liar. |
Gm damned nfrnid, and, If | follow my
own impulse. / should turn and get ont.
1t is nil n question Of the power of the
mind over the body"
J. V. Trul.ingcr Veterinary Surgeon,
will pnsS through Elko about the first
week in September aud will stop off
here few days proyi led his services nre
required. HIS address for the present is
Independence. California.
Bnnghr Commercinl:-A four-year-
old girl in Foxcroft was asked the other
day who made her. bod" said the
chill. Where does God llyc?'' was
asked her. Il don't know" replied
the child. ''but It isn't iu this village 4"
Mr.. Acic ]prefeatcd this Office with
n speciinel box OF the apples raised
this year at hi, ranch. these apples
nrc large aud fine, superior to those
brought here from California. !Ir.
Abel las - fine hone where fruit can be
grown III Abundance.
The INDErESDSST force went fishing
Saturday evening. 'niuprd ON the banks
of the Tagging llunbOlt Saturday night
and returucd yesterday afternoon. Tho
river l. low and the water muddy but
they succeeded III capturing thiTiy.six
front. thIoc bu!l-hcads md on, coyote.
Attention il directed to the advertise
insnt If ST. Mary's Araleuy at Reno,
elsewhere n this iSsur. As il is n home
institution. IN educational enterprise Of
our " Sat. those who propose send.
ING their daughters way TO be educated
will do well TO consider the advantages
Of tue lieno institution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
IFrOm Thursdays Daily
BALMAGUNDI.

Regular meeting Eiko Lodge No. 10.
Z. OF r. at Castle Hall tonight.
Surveyor @. II. Riddle returned last
evening from Stampede ruuck where he
has been doing some surveying.
q. +. Talbot Esq, returned last
evening from San Francisco where lac
has besn for some time engaged in legal
business.
s. ". Cross came down from Tusca-
rom by his own conve, nuce last night.
bringing With hiIu his ! tile daughter
who goes 70 New York to attend school.
According to the papers Charles
Checkers estate is valued nj $40. 00O. 0C0.
at SIS, 0OO .0O0, unl at $50, 00D. coo. The
chances are that Charles Croker Vas
q wsl;hy man.
Keenan, & Sons report good beef cat
tie worth from $3.50 to $500 per cut.
i'll Chicago. Texas S3:i5 per cwt.
Prime native fat sheep bring from 81 90
to. $3.50 per cwt.
\ L. Peterson slipped n coffin to
Bcowswe this morning aud Rev. Por-
ter was summoned to attend n funeral
there, bus who the deceased is We
could not learn.
q Train No. 3, east bound, collided
with one Of Harry. Van Dreileu's COWS
near :he water tank this morning. The
train was not injured but the COW was
severely shocked.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the
July number Of Delford's magazine,
edited by that sterling journalist Don
Piett aud published monthly by Bel
ford, Clarke & Co., Chicago, at So so
a year.
The Elko Public Schools will reopen
on Monday September 3rd. with tho
following teachers: W. W. Booher.
Principal. Mrs. Josephine Taylor, In
termediate; and Miss Louise Adams,
Primary.
Detective Burke, OF the S. p. Co
arrested n "stUwaway" i'll u box car
this morning who claimed that he was
permitted to enter the car by the car
sealer TO whom he paid n dollar for the
favor. The itinerant was taken to Car
lin this morning.
Porter Ashe is represented as having
supplnnted Freddy GsbharIt in Mrs.
Lhngtry d favor. The dashin. and robust
physique OF the Californian has proved
more fascinating to tho jersey Lily
than Freddy's administrative mum
ners, and SHE has as much right AS q
man 10 long for n change of pasture.
TimoS-Revies:-Five miles Of the
pipe line ditch OF the Tuscarora Water
Company from it's head towards town is
now completed. A portion Of the force
will be brought to town this evening to
do all practicable work ut this end I'M
Ill :he pipe arrives. which will be some
time next week, when its laying will
commence. The water famine in Tus-
cnroTn will soon be oye:.
The Carson Tribune snys: "The
most persistent Democrats OF Washor
and Storey counties are pronounced for
tho Republican t.cket. Tho names OF
Ii hundred could be given who have
already swrlled the ranks Of the Repub-
lican party in the nrjo:niug Counties"
We defy the IriGune to print the names
OF half n hundred Democrats ''ir nd
joining counties" who have .'swrlled
the ranks of the Republican party"
Print tho list or acknowledge that you
nre u ''manuincturer."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

Allen G. Thurman, Democratic cam
didnte for Vicc-President. left Column
bus Monday for Port Huron, Michigan,
where lie opens the campaign in that
State. He was greeted With enthusi-
asm Mt every town Un his journey to
Toledo where lie arrived at 0 o'clock
Monday night. At Upper Sandusky.
in response tn calls from q large md
enthusiastic crowd, Judge Thurman mp
peAred, and snid in part: Under the
time limitations as to the stopphgo Of
The train at any one place, you will not
expect ne to mike II steech gu the
grent questions That now ngitnto the
pie Of Ohin. II l had time. nothing
could give me greater pleasure thnn to
shy something to you upon This much
discussed question Of the tariff. /
would like To expose some Of the hum.
bugs hat arr sought to be male use Of,
the greatest that / have met with in my
long experience Ill pIblic affairs. When
inea tell the lnboring mnn that the tariff
tax. for n tariff is nothing hut n tax,
which taxes him in the price he pays
for everything he wears, is h good thing
for him. / answer that il is All absurd
ity. Whit mnu cror got rich by having
his hard earnings taken II Of his
pocket by tn1ation7 Aud that n coum-
try would he made rich hy heavily tax.
ing its people is an absurdity that mo-
body hut high protsctioni,t woull
dnre a ,scIt."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
County Superintendent,
Elko. Aug. 10, 1883.
Central COMMITTEES Meeting.

Notice IL hereby given tint there will
no n meeting Of tic Democrntic Central
Com:nit,"o Of Eko county Ut tho Office
Of Russell 4 Bradley in Elko. ou Sat.
urdny evening. September /. 1883. ot
Z O'Clock. for the transaction OF snch
hnsine $ M nay come before it. 4 full
Attendance Of tbs mrmhcrs Of tie Com.
iuitto' IL especially desired ~ import.
ant business will be consirerrd.
GxonUS livs-NLi,
Clnirman.
c. ". GROVER,
Srcrctafy,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

The Reno Journal snys IL hasbceu de-
oidcd ly the 4. =. H. Il. to drop one Of
tito through passenger trims between
Reno and Ogden. mud return T. the oil
schedule. II through trnin. and two
trains between Reno aud San Fan
cisco, tho local train running oil the
old 81 gh,ning" time. Tho change
herein indicated will tnko plucc ma soon
as the new time card can DO got out.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

The INDEPENDENT acknowledges the
receipt Of the following documents:
Speech Of Hon. Wm. II. Stewart, Of
Nevada. Oh the bill providing for nm
appropriation for surveys for reservoir
sites mud bitches for irrigation; Speech
Of Hon. VIM. Z. Frye, Of Maine, Oh the
Fisheries Treaty Report Of Hon. Jona-
than Chase, Of Rhode Island. from the
Committee gu Postnihco'nG Postruads,
fnvOring the passage Of thn hill which
proposes 10 merge all mail matter in tue
present third md fourth classes into one
class, with n uniform rate of postage Of
l cent for every 2 ounces or fraction
thereof, mud Report. Of Hon. II. W.
B'nir, OF New Hampshire. from the
Committee on Edurntion aud Labor,
fnvoring nh Amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition prohibiting che manufacture. i'm
portntion, transportation mud yale Of
alcoholic liquors within the United
States and in every place subject to
their jurisdiction.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
A. QUILICI aud +. TESLA,
Defendants
'Ehc Stnte of Nevada sen ds :rsct-
Ing TO "a. Ouilici nnd r.. 'Gcstn,
Defendants.

'Ehc Stnte of Nevada son sts erect
Ing To a. Outlet nnd r.. 'Gestn,
Defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUli,i0NED TO APP
pear before mo. II. my Uii;e al Sprnre-
mont Township, in the county Of Elk0,
on the 10th dag Of ScpteInier. 1883. NJ
10 o'clock, \. II in mn action brniplit
against you by snid plaiut II To answer
the complaint Of the above named rIa.u-
tin.
Said nction is brought t. recover judg-
lneut against you for the sum II one
bundled and nine aud G7-lG0 dollars
Tor goods, wares and merchandise sold
aud d, liverod to Jou upon your order
and request, 10 pIit Of the same haN-
ing been paid aud the same Icing now
wholly due fr0m you aS more fully mp
pears by the complaint on f'e herein TO
which you IRE referred. or Judgment
will he taken against you fui the said
amount. tog ther with the costs OF this
suit ii you fail To appear and answer.
TO the Sh ,ritr or INV Constable OF
said equity. Greeting: Make legal SER
vice aud due return hereof.
Given unlor my Land this 23sd day
of July. 1883.
FRANCIS. j. KELLY,
Justice o. the Peace for Said Up.
7.27-.d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
Death Of Jnmcs Conurr

a dispatch from William Conger was
received OF Wells yesterday nnnouncin,
the death OF his son Jamst Mt Helena,
Montana. Mention wn' made in t..o.e
columns last Monday that Mr.. CIugrr
was summoned TO intend the bedside OF
his son who was dangerously i'll. though
il was hoped That bis sickncs was not
80 serious ns reported; but IA stated
above his death occurred Yesterday.
Jimmie" rs lie was familiarity called.
vas one Of this writer's pupils when he
taught the Wells school during the
Winter Of 80 aud 81, aud whs n quiet.
industrious student. In Later years ho
became somewhat Of rowing DISPOSE
ton. und mndc hosts of fiionds where.
evcr he went. Tho lSDEPE DENT JOINS
in extending sympathy to the bcrenrcd
pnreuts aud friend. Of the young mun
so suddenly cut OF III the prime OF lie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
ALIAS SUMMONS.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF
l. Sprucemout Township Of tho coun-
ty of Elko, State Of Nevada.
William Lewis. of San Francisco. -.
State OF California. doing business
under the firm name OF
WILLIAM LEWIS & co,
Plaintiff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

New Hosiery. Cream, Flesh. Pink aud
Blue. Special lines Of Fine lislc Thread
aud Silk Goycs 1T J. KUsenstUck's.
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Enrm MnRcA.

Nr. Clnrkson. Town member OF the
Republican National Committee. pub
fishes this in his paper ns the wages Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS GREAT HEALTH AND PLEASURE
RESORT, with wcll-estsblished reputation Of
century for the medicinal virtues OF the waters
and fine summer climate. with an altitude OF
1000 feet above the sea- and surrounded by
mountains 5000 feet, Is NOW 0PkN FOR Tue
SEASON, under new ownership Tho high stand
ard Of the CUISINE which IL has only obtained
under tho management Of the past four seasons
Will be fully maintained and improved upon, II
possible. Pamphlets with full information can
be obtained Of Messrs Purcell. Ladi 4 Co. and at
Il. f. EAKLE,
ie92fm superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
An Innocent Man Punished.
london Daily News.

1t is surely incredible, though given
on official authority in our news reports,
that man just liberated from Chatham
prison has been allowed, although the
police knew he was not guilty, TO suffer
the shame and the committed punishment
of the most serious crime known TO the
law. Albert Travis, the landlord ola public
house in Cheshire, is said 10 have been
the victim OF this scandalous outrage.
He was sentenced TO death in 1886. had
his punishment committed to penal servi-
tude. and is now liberated uncondi-
tionally, we suppose on what with cruel
irony will be called Stree pardon. "
This man oueht to be handsomely COM
pensated. and those who have knowingly
permitted HIM to suffer, il there be any
such persons. ought to be within reach
OF some quick and suitable punishment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

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