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ASTHMA
AND
|oATARRH
REM EDY.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS,

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RIOTIN9 IN ALABAMA.
Colored Men Endeavor to Avenge Recent
Lynching. f.

Lynching. ..
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 4-There is
trouble in Lowndes County, where the
negroes outnumber the whites six to one.
It grew out Of the murder in March Of
Mitchell Gresham by Theo. Galloway, q col
ored man. Galloway claimed the killing
was In self-defense, and when about one
week later he was lynched at Hayneville
the colored people began threatening and
preparing for vengeance. Their demon
strations around Sandy Ridge, where the
killing Of Gresham occurred, became so
open that white citizens applied to the sher-
if for protection. They swore out twenty
warrants against as many negroes, and the
sheriff, in attempting to execute one on
Wednesday last, was resisted, and wound
ed his man before taking him. He then
gathered posse Of fifty armed white
men, and to-day arrested about fifteen col.
ored men. On their way to jail they came
in conflict with large body Of armed COL
ored men, and dispersed them with few
volleys. The sheriff had gone Of to the
nearest telegraph station, and the posse
was in charge Of deputies Rice, Merri-
wether and d. Cook. Both of these wers
wounded, and two colored men are said
to have been killed. Two military COM
panies have been dispatched to the scene.
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A Boston Whirlwind.

BosroN, May IA iwhirlwind about
twenty feet in diameter struck the bleach.
ing yard Of the Excelsior Straw Works at
noon to-day and carried OF about thou
sand Leghorn hats, valued at % each,
which had been unsuspectingly left out in
the sun to dry. The cyclone went OF in .
south-easterly direction, growing larger
and larger until it was probably quarter
Of mile across. Az 1t revolved 1t shot
the hats out in every direction, scatter
ing them al ways for Sunday, over the
fields and into the woods, away to the
boundary line Of the next township, while
the employees of the bleachery watched
thcm ont Of sight In dismay. The company
has just sent partyeout to gather them
IN
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SEVEN LIVES LOST.
An Entire Family Blotted Out Of
Existence
while Endeavorins to Rescue Stock From
burning Rarn, Fired BY SPARKS
From smokers Plpos

OMAHA, NEE, May A-Seven persons
were burned to death early this m -rning
in barn on q farm near Arlington, Neb.
They were Mrs. Freeze, who 10 widow;
her son-in-law, Fred Groteluschen, his
wife and three children, and his brother,
Louis Groteluschen. They all lived on the
farm and had no neighbors nearer than
half mile The smoke was seen in Ar.
lington and party of citizens went out TO
investigate the affair. Upon arriving
at the farm they found the barn totally
destroyed, together with twenty
i've head Of stock. In the ruins Of the
barn, scattered among the dead horses
and cattle, they found the remains Of the
entire family. No one knows how II hap.
pened. Some few entertain suspicion Of
foul play, but the majority incline to the
belief that the barn took fire in some way,
perhaps through the act of an incendiary,
and that the family rushed to the rescue
of the live stock, and while attempting to
loosen them were suffocated. The only
survivor of the family IL daugh-
ter, who is away visiting. No feud existed
between the members Of the family, and
no enemies are known. The body Of Mrs.
Groteluschen was crushed under the body
y
could be recognized, the others being hor.
ribly burned. The dwelling-house was
found to be in excellent order. The morn
ing's work was we'll under way, and no
disorder was noticeable. Every thing
goes to show that upon the discov.
cry of the fire in the barn q rush
was made to save the lives Of the
animals, and all were caught and smoth.
cred. The three children ranged in age
from one to six years. It is singular that
these young children should also have been
caught in the barn. The youngest one
must have been carried there by the
mother in her excitement At the coroner's
inquest no evidence was produced to show
foul play, and the verdict was accidental
fire, the origin Of which was unknown.
Louis Groteluschen, who was employed a.
q laborer on the farm, and who also per-
ished, was . great smoker, and, it ID
thought, the fire caught from sparks from
his pipe.
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BOTH DEAD SHOTS


Foaf 0AAlAxn Col, Nay A--At ~
Mexican supply store here last night Billy
Carson, sou Of The famous Kit Carson,
shot and killed Tom Tobins, frontiers.
msn Of great reputation. The men quar-.
relied about some cattle, and Carson goa
bic Winchester from his cabin and started
after Tobins, whsa the latter opened Are
with revolver. A duel In front Of
the store snsued, and Tobins was
killed. Both were dead shots, end
the half breeds and few Americans
10 town knew - soon - the nrst
shots were Hrsd that one Of them would 60
down. Tobins was with Kit Carson when
be was In bis prime, and was almost 40
famoua His most noted exploit was tho
capturing Of the Espsnosas brothers, the
greatest bandits that Mexico hes produced.
6ingie-handed he rode after them upon
the ofRer Of rioh reward, which he never
got, and, returning 10 Fort Garland,
dumped the heads Of the two men ont Of 3
gunny sack. He and Billy Carson had been
warm friends since then and were In the
Indian wars together. Carson soon sur.
rendered himself, sd VI
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A Babe in the House

Il the source Of much sunshine and Joy,
Frightening manya dark cloud and light
ening many heavy load-but joys con-
tinual abide only in . healthy body.
The Creator with great wisdom has dis
tIibuted over the earth vegetable reme-
dies for every Ill Of human kind. This
marvellous laboratory reveals It's secrets
to man only by long and searching labor.
Few men have attained greater success
than DR.. r. v. Pierce; nor devised fol
suffering humanity greater production
than bis Golden Medical Discovery
the uufailing remedy for consumption in
it, earlier stages, - well a. for chronic
nasal catarrh, scroiula, tumors and oil
blood disorders.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received at
- the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Board Of
iEducation Of Concord township. Highland
county OHIO. until twelve O'Clock ~ noon
Ing Of . frame sohQOl.house on the lot situ.
atsd In District No. ., accordins 70 ths
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested In the same, and be accom-.
panied BY sunncient guai anly Of some dis.
Q contract will be entered into and the per.
formance OF IL properly secured. Tho bid
for each Kind OF material called for BY tn g
the price OF each given. and the prioe OF
labor must also bo sepai ate,y stated. Mono
but the lowest responsible bid will be &C.
cepted, aud the Board may reject all bids.
BY order Board OF Education.
NAT TANNBHILr., Clerk.
Eu0drtres RIDGE. O., Aprtt 80, 1898.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May a-Two miners
created an ARRAY at Warrior, this county,
last evening. One Of them, Geo. Morton,
shot and killed Deputy Marshal Kelly. He
was arrested and put in the calaboose.
Lynching being threatened BY the citi.
Gems and rescue by the miners, the mayor
Of Warrior telegraphed this city asking
for posse to resist the mob and protect
the prisoner. Later the Warrior oficers
smuggled Morton aboard the caboose Of
freight train for this city. A mob followed
and cut loose the caboose. They hung
Morton and filled his body with bulletA
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When you or any Of your friends are
suffering from i'll health indicated by
urinary sediments, indigestion, blood
impurities and general weakness, re-
member that DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sasaparilla will surely restore your
health. No other remedy ID equal TO it.
Therefore refuse any substitute drug
gist may Offer, snd insist on his procur-
ing this medicine for you. Sold BY Sey.
bart 4 Go.
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Administratrix's Notice.
IN si9nsd has been duly appointed and
Qunlined a. administratrix OF the estate Of
Willis Jenkins, late Of Highland county.
~ juNrAETrA q. JENKINS.
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snwnD Up ms rRAcznA.

Hseulias and Dimculs Surgical Operation
Performed ON . Convict at the Ohio Pen.
CoLuxBus, O., Nay 2.-Dr. Martin, a..
sistant physician ut the psnitentiary, TO-
day performed very difncult operatiou
upon Martin Higgins, Hamilton County
prisoner, sent up for eighteen months for
cutting to hill, and received August 16,
1887. On the Goth Of last March Higgins at-
tempting 10 commit suicide BY cutting his
throat inflicting an ugly wound, the
anterior jugulars and other important
blood vessels being severed and the wind
pipe being cut into about one-third Of It's
diameter. Tho wound was dressed In the
usual manner, but during q. violent attack
Of coughing about ten days ago the Injursd
parts were again exposed, and since that
time the opening In the wind-pipe or
traches has been gradually widened by
coughing, and Higgins has been breathing
through the hole In the traches. The op-
GRAFTON to-day consisted Of sewing up the
severed trachea with silver threads. II
was very successful, and tho man now
breathes naturally.
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A Great Rattle

Is continually going on in the human
system. The demon of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the constitu-
ton, to ruin health, to drag victims
to the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparilla is the weapon
with which to defend ones self, drive
the desperate enemy from the field, and
restore peace and bodily health for many
years. Try this peculiar medicine.
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Fssahslsl Dsaih d . Csaviel.

CoLUxBus. O., May 8-Fredsrick Siedel,
. Cuyahogs County convict, employed in
Patton's Foundry, at the penitentiary. 40
cidentally fell into the Ay-wheei pit la the
engine-room to-day, and before the ms
chinery could be stopped, was crushed In
to . shapslsss mssa Every bone in bis
body was broken, and his skull crushed
like an egg-shell
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oserae 10 Go In . Few Days,

CoLUMBUS, 0. Nay 2-Willlam George,
tho Nuskingum County murderer. only
gained q brief respite, through the
stragetic movement Of his counsel, who
fiied motion in the Supreme Court for .
new trial last Thursday, the day preceding
the date Of his execution. A decision
was handed down this morning, afirm-
ing the lower courts and appointing Fri
day, Nay Is. - the date for the exscu.
tim
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A LICE e:sWIFL, ~ = hcss Ilsss q resIdsees
6bls. xiii Ut isS: sosIss thss. 81 iSs Nh az;
s:gss p 1 e souny sns ccSs SSo = vs XS2 Ss
iSs Ss rhdsrsiS III Snesi. s!stsrd sxiys died hii
sisSses from sa.' ssr. H.' TSs saiS HIiss B.
swift 10 required 70 anawer the petition IN
said ectlen not later than six % weeks AFTER
the frst pubiicsiioni. cf = snch divorce may Ee
Uric sloane, Attorney for r pstitionsr.
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Constipation Has Many Victims,

and the endeavor to find relief with the
cathartic, the injection, the aperient and
laxative are distressing. These are 70.
sorted to time and again, until the suf.
ferer il almost in despair, ~ he gains
only brief respite.
Z By taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
the bowels will be gently moved - nat
:urally a. II no medicine had been taken
Regularity in taking the medicine will
soon effect permanent relief.
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She pjess on C,ts.

FINDLAY, O., May 8.-Joseph Tucker, Of
Marion Township, IL the owner OF Jer-
sey COW with . very remarkable appetite.
The animal eats every cat that comes
within its reach. Already this spring she
has eaten i've cats, and whenever Q cat
comes within her range of vision she 10
wild until she catches, kills and eats It In
all other respects the COW appears to be
normal in her tastes and disposition. She
is three years old, and has had this pecuI-
iarty ever since she was calf.
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lmperlsnt 10 crlmlaal,.

TORONTO, May 2-Chief-Justioe Gait %.
day gave an important judgment bearing
on the arrest .of criminals from the
United States. In granting an spplica-
tion for . writ Of habeas corpus in the
case Of Morse, wanted at Rochester for
attempted murder, he expressed the opin-
ion that . telegram from American OH.
GERS was not sufficient authority on which
to arrest criminal under the extradition
A0k
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rTvHE Board ofSchcol Exsminsrsof Highland
Applicants for Certincateswill take plAcein the
H31sboro Union School building on the Arst
Saturday Of every month, and on The third Sat.
urday Of February, March, April, August, Sep
tom6er and October. The Examination fee
prescribed By Law 10 30 cents.
anaSyi 4. q. SMITH, olsik.
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RapIl Tvpe.4eltIoe

ATLANTA, GA, May 8.-To-night Charles
Thompson, . compositor in the Cs~ssitstios
office set six thousand eight hundred ems
solid nonpareil In three hours There
were but three turned letters In tho proof.
Thompson IL . youag man Of nineteen,
and has been in the city only week,
being . country printer. He challenges
tho world
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The veslIbuls trains.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The celebrated case b
tween the Pullman and Wagner Car Com
psnies in regard to the vestibule trains was
decided this morning by Judges Gresham
and Blodgett in favor OF the Pullman Com.
pany, and enjoining the Wagner Company
from further use Of these trains. Ths
decision gives the Pullman Company the
monopoly Of the msnufscture Of vsstibuls
cars In this country.
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The ousn BIackfos, Lands.

GREAT FALLS, MONT, May 4-Public In.
terest regarding the immense tract which
has been thrown open by the Blackfeet
Reservation bill is very great The land
opened will make four or five of tie best
agricultural counties in Montana and give
. great impetus to the prosperity Of the
territory.
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Il Now 4 Statute.

OrTAwA, ONT, May 4-Sir William
Richie, Chief-Justice Of Supreme Court
Of Canada, came down to the Senate this
afternoon, endowed with the power OF
Deputy Governor General, and assented
to several bills passed this sess ON. Among
them was the act to ratify fisheries treaty,
which thus becomes a statute Of the Do
rminion
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a eeraees' Trusi.

TossxA. KAH.. Nay "A cenveatiea =
form . farnsrs' tssst was stesaded ~
ahout two hundred dslsgstssy anA psDside1
ovog ~ Ex-0ovornce Dut1ee, Ct uebsaskA.
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Bscklen's Arniea 6alve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and al. skin eruptions, and posi
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect subtraction
or money refunded. Price Is ceats ps
boz. For sale BY 6syhert 4 Co.
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Alisa q llrsrs, ssl,ssss.

CoLuxsUs, o., Nay &-Judge Pugh gave
his decision in the Allen O. Myers con
tempt case this morning. Tho Judgment
Of the court u that Myers must pay Ans
Of GOO, with costs Of the proceedings, b
confined in the county jail for three
months and 70 stand committed until the
hne and costs ere paid. An appeal 70 the
Supreme Court will be taken.
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WmxIPss, Nan, Nay A-Majer Asgers,
ths diseevef ef ths CanaAian Pasi1c pass
throagt ~ Roskiaas leevss Tor Alashe IL
esdsF 70 Fspers 70 ~ Aassioan synAieats
the 1sasihility Of , sshsns - buil1 rail-
wey ffea soas pslnt - ~ nerthsrn Pc
ciAs - AlnakA. Vi CaiGassys Ednaneea
81 ~ Hoass river ee1ntsy.
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Kit Carson's old partner, Dick
Wootton, who, among other notable
deeds, once drove $4,000 sheep 1900
miles overland to California, and made
$4,000 BY the operation, and who d
now seventy-two years old. has just bad
his sight restored, by an operation by
. Chicago surgeon, after eight years Of
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Enslish Spatin Liniment removes al
hard, soft OF colloused Jumps and blem.
ishes fron horsss. blood SPAWN. cuSbs.
splints,svssnsy .ringbons, stihss, ,sprains,
swsllinp, etc. Save $50 by use Of ons
bottle. Warranted. Sold by W. b.
sMITHt& CO., druggists, Hillsboro.
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r. w ceevIel lsbee.

WAsHIHerox, Nay A-Ihs House Con.
mittss oa Labor hes rsportsd bill which
proposes 70 protsct free labor from ths
effects Of convict labor by cenaning ths
sale Of the goods, warss ard nercharAiss
maaufactureA tg eoavicts - ~ etate u
which thsy ere yreduced.
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Bust Of easibaldl.

WARRINGTON, Nay IA life-size bust OF
Garibaldi, made in Italy, and presented TO
the Senate by the 0aribaldi Monument
Association, Of Washington, has been
placed in hall Of the upper lobby Of the
Senate.
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oil Struck Il Lsaranes, Ky.

LAGRANGE, KY, May AT o'clock last
night gooi flow Of natural gas was
struck near this place, aud for time the
fame was uncomfortable. The gas was
found at depth Of $50 feet, and in hard
strata of limestone.
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LONDON, Nay 4-The people Of num-
bsr OF parishes in Ireland have warned
the priests that II tho Pope's rescript
against the League 10 read in the chapels
they will protest against it by leaving.
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A jerusalem correspondent writes
that the Holy City ID iast becoming
again the city Of the Jews. In 1850 theFs
were mot moro than 5000 Jews there
nov there ars moss than 5000. Recent
Ruaian psssscution havs I'D thoasandl
70 naks thsis hanss thssA q
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Venus, the morning star, il brighter
than it ever appeared to any man now
living, and nearer the earth than it viii
be again for $40 years.
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LlncoLn, N1n., Nay C-Attegney-0ea'
ersl Ineee has bsen IN Omaha for scouplo
Of days invesGaGasins ths titlsof ths Uaioa
to havs fopnd ebess aoNooo wostA -
capisd by ~ eoopany 70 whhsh II ~ -
Isgal it'll.
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CHICAGO, Nay a-Gsnsrsl Martin Bssm,
. leading Republican. Grand Army msa
and lawyer Of Chicago. committed suicide
at Stanton, Neh, to-day By shooting
Cause. family trouble.
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WASHINGTON, May 4-Dr. D. W. Bliss,
ofthis city, who was physician -in-chief to
President Garfield from the time be was
shot by Guitesu until his death, 10 serious.
ly Ill Of heart affection, and his recovery
IL doubtful
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EPMueyIsLp, Nay A-rheFs b nysts.
rious horss disease In Pfstt County. M
Ths animals begin trembling. their limbs
qutvsr and bodiss swell un and th6fS
6naea = very eudd0n.
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SusIsYvnAz. Ky., Nay A-Shslbyvills
and Shelby County are 10 celebrats II
good, old-fashionsd Ksntucky style TIE
opening Of the Louisvtlls 6outhsrn road.
Thsre viii b . grand barbecue. burgoo
and things, and speaking. ee course
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According to the report Of Grand Com
mander Rea about IA, 900 members have
been added to the G. A. R. during the
past three months,
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NEW Yonk. Nay A-Devid Quiea, tisast
sgent Of ths New York and Northern road,
while laughing heartily at story .teaA ~
one oe . party Of Ais booa compantons last
nigkk fall dsad 70 the 1oos.
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LoxpoH, Nay 2-Nsws has been ~.
csived from Albert Nysuss to the efIsct
that Bishop Parker and Rsv. 1r. Blaek.
barn recently d;sd Of fever at Tie Unyoro
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Owing to the new high license law,
the saloon men Of Paterson, N. T., have
resolved to charge 10 cents after May l
for beer and all "soft drinks"
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M su,l,s vesv A,blsrsia

TANeIER, Nay 2-The Sultan refuses 70
submit the differences between Aorocoo
and the United States IN reference to the
men imprisoned ct Rabat 70 arbitration
and the dispute has been reopeued.
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JuppW Ws9sS v0asO W0N0vs
OTTAWA, ONf., Nay 2-To-morrow Bic
Charles Tupper will ssk Parliament for
authority to borrow t2A 000. 900 to pay the
floating debt Of the Dominion and carry on
the public works.