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REMOVAL.

HARLAw BROS, THE LEADING GRANITE
and Marble-Workers, have removed from
Tenth and Q streets. TO Tenth ard r SITS. 4nlm.
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MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE. WIN
NI dow and door screens, planning, scroll saw
ing, shaping, molding, etc. Window and door
Thirteenth and streets, Sacramento, Cal. IT
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Hieh-Prlced Luxuries.

BRUSSELS, April 12th.- The Govern
ment's extraordinary expenditure of 1883
is estimated at 100000. This is mainly
for new FORTS military roads and artillery
The World Keeps On It's Course.
FLORENCE, April 12th.-Queen Victoria
visited the Emperor and Empress of Brazil
TODAY
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ENDORSEMENT.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE MAG
I nifcent Mathushek Grand Piano used at the
Concert last evening is a splendid instrum ant in
every particular l heartily recommend it to all
who want a strictly first-class piano
ENRICO CAMPOBELLO
Sacramento March 6, 1855
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Friday, May II, 1888,

Alto clock AM, at the door ofthe County Court
house of Sacramento County. California, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the old Bridge spanning the
American River on the line of Twelfth street of
Sacramento City, the Board of Supervisors of
said county reserving from said sale the plank
ing on said bridge, and further reserving the
right to reject any and all bids for the sane.
VIM B. HAMILTON. Clerk of Said Board.
anIn-td
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CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE,

BERLIN, April 12th.-The new develop
ment in the Emperors malady is an acute
swelling of the tissue surrounding the ORR
fee through which the canola is inserted.
DR.. Bergman remained with the Emperor
all night.
The lube in the Emperor's throat has be-
come defective, and DR.. Mackenzie has
ordered another one TO be made.
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@. SUFFER-,

NHINEsE AND JAPANESE BAZAR-FANCY
u Goods, Ladies' Underwear, SILK Handker-
chiefs, etc. No. 500 street, Sacramento, Cal.
4ptf
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CHARLES H. ELDRED,

s,sl
or THE
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, NO. 900
" street. between Ninth aud Tenth Best Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars alw ys in stock.
lm4D
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w. J. KAVANAuGH,
II M ID z R TT e. Xxx II IA 4,
No. 513 ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAY5 ON HAND A LARGE AsSORT.
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
Burial Cases, Collins and shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates Office
open day and night. ID
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Payment to be made monthly in cash.
Bids to be addressed to " NJ. Orr Secretary Of
the Board of Directors of the State Insane Asy-
lum, Stockton, and Endorsed on the envelope /:
" Proposals for Furnishing supplies"
Samples of articles required may be seen at
the storeroom of the Asylum.
In order to preserve uniformity and facilitate
the award, il has been resolved 70 receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms furnished
by the secretary.
By order OF the Board of Directors of the In.
sane Asylum of the State of California.
ep2 ewipMWFS n. ". OBI, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
County Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN pursuance 10 an order of the Board of gu
pervisors of Sacramento County. California,
duly entered on April 7, 1883, that on
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AITKKN.

hereby accept of the above application, and
hearing of the same by the Board of Trustees of
Sacramento City. NJ. O'MEARA, Jk.,
Chief Engineer 8. ?. F. D.
Dated Sacramento. April 10 1898 apI2.3t
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PRIVATE BOARDING

4 Nd LODGING. NATHAN BTILDING, COR
u ner Seventh and stTeets-Tbe dining
has been entirely reftted and refuruished. and
will be KEEP. IN flrst-class style. Board So
week MRS. 5. \. HUTCHIN6S,
aplO-fm Proprietor.
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A SsAYER AND CHEMIST, SOUTHEAST
a corner Seventeenth and streets Analysis
and assays made of Gold, Silver and all the
useful minerals containing metals or possessing
commercial value. Gold purchased at assay
value. Blow.pipe and assay instructions given.
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LONDON, April 12th.-John L. Sullivan
sailed from Liverpool to-day for home.
He first obtained his belt from the Customs
authorities, in whose custody it has been
since Sullivan's arrival in England.
There was large crowd on the dock 10
see Sullivan off, and he was heartily
cheered. A number of Sullivan's friends
followed the steamer for some distance in u
tug.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE EMPEROR HAS A RETURN OF
BAD SYMPTOMS.
Gladstone Putting on Paint
The Alexander-Victoria MIDDLE
Awful Explosion.
a NEW DEPARTURE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aroosD-Usros.l
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M. r. ROSE, oO4 K STREET.

VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL ENGINES,
Y from new designs; any speed or duty. New
pattern Power Pumps, for irrigation and water
supply. Well Boring Deep-Well Pumps, with
Improved Cornish valve: any capacity. II
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MIR. AND MRS. E. Fl. BRADNER, C. SIS
strict accordance with the teaching Of the
Massachusetts Metaphysical College. Hours,
to 5. Consultation free. ONCE, 11lS Twelfth
street between X and l.. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
THE WHITECHAPEL FIEND
Is Not DIR. Twomblety-The Story Told b!
the Doctors Friend.

Is Not DIR, Twomblety-The Story Told 10y
the Doctors Friend.
New YORK, December THE Star pub
fishes lady's story as to the past life o.
DR.. TTombIety who is suspected Of the
Whitechapsl murders. She is friend o.
tae Doctors and Gays she knows Of hi:
whereabouts. She maintained that the
Doctor had committed no crime, and il
was preposterops to hound him simply be
cause he was suspect ed of being imp plicated
in the Whtechvpel murders.
According to her story the Dcc!or wa'
living very quietly in Charing Gross, doinl
quite an excellent business with his 'pim
pie eradicator." He was known to be on
odd genius, and appeared upon the streets
clad in old-style garments that character
izsd him during his stay in this city.
When the English detectives had beer
bsfflsd on every hand, and could not find
any one to answer the description o.
"Jack the Ripper" they finally swooped
down on qusck surgeons and cranks in
every walk of life. 1t was in one Of thes'
general hauls that Df. Twomblety was ar
rested, but he was not held by the author
ities, for he easily proVed that he was no
a surgeon. His arrest and the unenviabl'
fame occaeioned thereby forced the Docto
to leave the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08

MINERS ORGANIZATION.
The Constitution Completed and Onicers
Ohosen--The Plan of Work.

Ine consultation Completed and Ohicers
Ohosen--The Plan Of Work.
COLUMBUS, O., December THE Miners
Progressive Union continued in session to-
day and completed a constitution and rules
for the government of the organization.
The constitution is similar to that of other
labor bodies.
The point giving most trouble being that
Of raising defensive fund, it was fnall Y
Concluded to make per capita assessment
of fifty cents for that purpOsk, and make
further changes at the February meeting.
The National Union is to be supported by
q tax Of six cents per month, raised through
the District Union. The territory is di-
yided into nineteen districts for convent,
ence, all for the purpose of representation
in the National Union.
The constitution was adopted as compile,
ted, and the selection of officers occupied
the time tonight. 1t resnltei: John
Mcbride, of Ohio, President; Thomas d..
vie, of Pennsylvania, Vice President; W,
T. Lewis, of Ohio, General Secretary; Pat
rick Mcbride, Of Penn sylvania, Financial
Secretary; Executive Board, James Can't.
well, Carbon, Indiana; John Young Brad,
wood, Illinois; ]. J. Fitzpatrick, Shame
kin, Pa.
1t was decided at late hour to have
the general headquarters in this city, and
that the work of organizing local unions
should begin at once. The union ez poets
to complete the work tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
THE BAD MOONSH1NER
STILL FLOURISHES IN SOUTHERN WEST
VIRGINIA.
The Capture Of Tires Notorious Characters and the
Destruction Of Their Dishllsy 1t
Takes Seven Men 10 Do
The Work.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, December T.
United States Revenue Officer Frank
wooters, accompanied by Deputy Cole 'ector
". P. Crsery, took a posse of seventeen
men to Cedar Greek, Wyoming county,
Wednesday, where Moonshiner John
Payne and his brothers were engaged in
illicit distilling. The officers travelled all
night, and came upon the still. There
was q large supply Of ash and other
material on hand. The still was
loc ,ted in q dense forest far from human
babitation, and Payne was engaged in
cutting roadway while a brother stood
guard with two Winchester ritles. Tie
officers were deployed on either side Of the
road, and when the Paynes approached
they were halted. Two OF them were ar
rested, but William Payne showed fight
and was not arrested until after some sharp
shooting.
John, William and Joseph Payne have
followed the business long time, aud have
been terror in that section. Recently
Deputy Marshal Sisslers was on Mommies
Creek, Rsleigh county, after witness for
the c1urt now in session here, and WAS met
by John and Wm. Payne, who held
him up, took his pistol and papers
from him and would have killed him
had rot friend interceded. The Paynes
told Sissler to get out of the country and
teell the u s. Judge that they were max
ing and selling liquor and that they defcd
the Judge, Marshal and all the United
States officers to attempt 10 aIrest them.
They have q strong following. They will
be brought to this city tomorrow and
Jailed until time for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
DUDLEY MUST HUSTLE
For the Officers OF tho Law Are Close
After Him.

For the Officers OF tho Law Are Close
After Him.
INDIANAPOLIS, December The fed
eral building was again crowded to-day
with whispering witnesses summoned to
testify before the grand jury. The jury
reached the Dudley case to-day, and sew
eral witnesses were before it. They re-
mained in the room an unusually long
time. Editor Morse, Of the Sentinel, is be,
lieved to be an important witness in the
Dudley case, as the alleged Dudley lette'
passed from his custody into the keeping
Of the federal authorities. Mr.. Morse was
conspicuous about the ante loom Of the
federal court this afternoon. 1t is under
st ood he has been summoned rs a witness
and will probably be called before the jury
the first witness tomorrow.
The Ercning NeirS says OF the Dudley
case: A telegram from Washington shows
Col. Dudley TO tc in frame Of mind ovel
the "blocks of five" business ard the an
ticipated investigation by the Federal
grand jury in this city, and lie is quoted
with saying with reference 10 the famouI
letter: "When that letter first came on
| said it was forgery as published, and
do not propose to make any further state
ments out of Court"
Col. Dudley also said that if he had any
business in Indiana he should not hesitate
to come 10 this State and he intimated tha
Marshal Hawkins would be given an or
portunity to plsce him under arrest with
in a few DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
WE CAN LICK HAYTI;
AT LBAST WB ARB NOT AFRAID 10
TRY 1T.
The Most Of the Navy 10 be Sent Down Thar
Immediately, ifNot Sooner Secretary Whit
nsy Talks in Very Dangerous Way
About Existing Complications.

WASHINGTON, December 7.-Act:o has
been taken by Secretary Whitney which
leaves no doubt as to the policy of the
Government with regard to the case of the
American steamer Haytien Republic, re-
Gently seizsd at Port.su-Princs, Hayti.
The release Of the vessel has been de-
manded through the proper diplomatic
channels, and if the demand is not COM
piled with within reasonable period cf
time steps will be taken to enforce it.
With this end in view, Secretary Whitney
yesterday sent tslegraphic instructions
to Rear Admiral Gernsrdt, command
ant Of the New York navy yard,
to have the ships Richmond, Galena
and Yantic prepared for sea as rapidly as
poss ible 1t was expected that thete ve'stls
would in the ordinary progress Of the work
upon them, be completed in about two
weeks. The idea now is to have them
ready, so that they can sail direct for
Hayti early next week. Orders have also
BET n issued for Rear Admiral Luce, COM
mandipg the North Atlantic Station, to
transfer his flag from the Galens to the
Richmond, and to use that vessel as the
llIgship Of tie expedition.
Officials of the State DEPARTMENT are, as
usual, retiCent upon the subject and will
not admit even that the release of the Hay
tian Republic has been demanded. SIcre.
tary. Whitney, however, is more candid.
When approached by an Associated P.es
reporter this morning ne admitted frankly
that he had ordered the three naval vessel!
at New York to be gotten ready as scOa as
possible to start for Hayti. He added:
"There is local disturbance there, you
know, and il is always good plan to have
naval vessels near at hand on such occa-
sions. You remember that the Hsytien
authorities referred the case of the seized
steamer to this Government. Well, we
have reached decision and that, in short,
lie that they have got to give her up"
Orders were issued this afternoon to the
conmaDdsnt of the Norfolk Navy Yard to
prepare the United States Steamer Ossipee
for sea service as soon as possible. 1t will
take little longer to do this than will be
necessary with the three vessels at New
York, but it is thought she can be folly
prepared 10 follow them to Hayti within q
few days. She will be sent to Port au
Prince, unless some thing happens in the
meantime to render it unnecessary. Sec
retary End d:cott had an interview with Sec
retsry Whitney this morning, and rumol
started that it had bsen decided to send q
number of troops to lIsyti to assist the
naval forces, but it was subsequently, a.
certained that there was no foundation fol
the report.
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NERVOUS BLAINITES
Afraid That He Will Not Bs Called to tn
state Department..

Afraid That He Will Not Bs Called to the
state d Department..
BOsTON, December T. An August \,
Me-, special to the HerGld says that while
it has been the prevalent impression among
Mr.. Blaine's friends in Maine that he would
be called TO the State Department in the
new administration, it has become evident
within day or two that they are showing
signs Of nervousness.
There is no specific information that
General IT1rrison has communicated With
Mr.. Blaine in the matter, and this raises
apprehensions that the latter will be
passed over. Others, however, see moth
ing threatening in General Hsrrison's
silence, although they admit it is very
provoking.
In reply to a question, one of Mr..
BIsine's close friends said yesterday that
that gentleman expected the appointment
and would not rsfuse it if made. Me-.
Blaine continues 70 receive many letters
from prominent Republicans fsyoripg his
appointment 1t is believed here that the
same men are writing General Harrison
urging him to appoint Blaine .-.-
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CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Governor Richardson, of North Carolina,
in bis inaugural address, referring to the
race question, said that the South would
not tolerate the negro power.
The Cbic2go tog packers are trying 70
form q trust, to include all the great
western packing houses
Henry Q. Lsyburn, FX-COuncilman of
Springfield, O., and fugitive from jus-
tice, was arrested at the bedside of his
dying wife last night.
Calvin Tolliver, q cousin OF Craig Toli.
yer, had difficulty with David Donley,
in Elliott county, KY, and Drained him
with an SIX.
A Mormon elder has rented qusrtsrs in
New York City and begun the preaching
of polygamy.
Samuel s. Ford, of Ksnkakee, Ill, and
formerly private secretary to General Gar
field, has become involved in q te;ies oi
forGeries.
The wife of Washington Bishop, the
mind-readsr, has brought suit at New
York for absolute divorce, charging inf
deity.
Fcrty.fve candidates received the thirty
sscon degree in Masonry at the Scottish
Rite C)nsistory at Indianapolis yesterday
Ida Vo,an, the female thief in jsil Of
Canton, Ohio, is said to be playing the in'
sanity dodge in order to escape punish
ment.
George Cartwright, the pedestrian, was
to havs been married on Wednesday at
Saratoga, n. Y, but when the time came
for the ceremony he did not appear.
Thomas W. Kirksey, o drug clerk o.
Columbus, O., committed suicide. Hii
health was ruined by hard work and he
feared insanity.
Frank Thompson, of Sharon, Pa, com
mitted suicide because his mother was re-
ported dead. The woman now turns VI
alive and well.
Two men were overcome by gas and
suffOcated, while cleaning up an oil still al
FiDdlay, Ohio.
The base ball reporters are holding
convention at st. Louis. Officers wee
elected yesterday.
Collector Hsger, Of San Francisco, bsl
seizsd cargo of sugar valued at S4OO, GOO
It is stated that the sugar was undervaluec
when entered for duty.
The Mutual Accident Relief Co., CT Bos
ton, hss been declared inso!vent.
Geo. Seward, o brother Of the late VIM
H. Seward, died at M;ddletoWn, N. Y.
Yesterday,
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|KILRAIN MUST FIGHT
OR GIVE UP HIS PRErINsB 10 IREcHAH.
PI0NsHIP.
Sullivan faks Decisive Lc6oa-A Bold oAallnes
b Fight hr $4,000 q Sids-lC1 md
Kl1in Hail Sh,w Up-0th~
Sporting News.

New YORK. December John L.
Sullivan and his backer, Charles Johnson,
Of Brooklyn, went 70 the Clipper oftia 70
meet Kilrain, or his Iepres ,ntativss, for
the purpose Of making . match 70
finish. X. K. Fox, Kilraiu's bacter. bad
bean notified in writing and verbally 70
Be present. but the written notification
was returned with the worda mo a.
swsr." SullivAn's sponsor drew and de-
posted with the Clipper . check for IS, oO
aud att.r waiting two hours for some one
Of the Kilrain interest this challergs Wa
written and deposited with the check for
5000.
"I. John L. Sullivan, Champion Of the
World, hereby. challenge Jake kilrain TO
fight me, according 10 the latest rules Of
the London prize ring, for $4,000 sids;
the battle TO take place at . point 70 b
hereafter sgreed upon, s'x months from
date OF signing articles. AZ IN evidence
o. the genuineness OF this offer, have this
day deposited IS, 600 with the editor OF The
Now York Clipper. This deposit will b
left with the Clipper until January l."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
Nntas from IYaahinntnn.

Mr.. McCreary succeeds Perry Belmont
as Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee.
Two hundred dollars in uncut note
sheets have. been stolen from the Treasury
at Washington.
Senator Beck's condition is improved
somewhat, but it is improbable that he
will occupy his seal in the Senate this
sessiop.
President Cleveland has written letter
expressing his regrets at not being abls to
attend the Atlanta Exposition.
At tie evening session the House passed
ten private bills, and adjourned until Mor
day.
The funeral service over the remains o.
the late Gen. r. B. Ayers we're beld il
Trinity Church, Washington, yesterday.
The House Committee on Railroads hs
decided to p;ess the Pacific railroad fund
ing bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
OFFICERS ELECTED

BY the Young Mems Democratic Club, iAss
Evening Other Business.
A regular meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club was held last evening, at
the club room on Twelfth street, and
quite q large representation Of member"
were present. TIE me sting Wa IN enlhu-
sia,tic one and the boys are determined 70
get in good shape for coming campaigns.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year was the frst business disposed Of, and
all the officns were elected unanimously
sxecpt the Fifth Lieuttnsnt, snd over this
there was quite q fight. Messfs. O. w.
Sssbright, Oscar Seeley. Robert simpson,
Gen. ALFRED Caldwell and Joseph En-
shtimer were nominated for the pot itiop.
and thtn resolution was offered and
adopted that they leave the room until the
election was over This they did and wh'n
they returned 20 ses Whist the ballots
had done il was found that Mayor Sea-
bright was the lucky man, and Of coune
he wss the recipient Of congratulations on
all slider, amidst the greetest Amusement.
TIE newly elected officers are - fellows:
Pfesident-A. A. Franzheim.
First Vic' Presidential. Allen Brock
Second We President-Jsm's Reagan.
Recoi ding S :crets'y-J. II. Downs.
Corresponding Secretary-R +. Pous
Treasures J. +. He'll,
CsptaiL Jorge J. Mathison.
Fir:t Lieutenant-John Enmertt
Second Lieutenant Henry RobTscht.
Third Lieuteuant--C. w. Krsitsr.
Fourth Lieutsnaut-W. J.. Dsville.
Fifth Ii. uttnaut-C w. SeabriRht.
The selection Of Col. A. A. Frsnzheini NJ
Pres dent is wine one ~ be will make
good presiding officer, and his abilities ~
worker are we'll known. The honor u
justly conferred. II,
The club decided 10 celebrate ib fourth
sn al versary with . banquet st the proper
time. The mstter OF obtaining more con
vsnient quar- ters for the coming year va
discussed, and . committee composed ol
Messrs Robert Simpson, Oscar Sseley and
Col. Robert White was appointed 70 looS
into the matter and report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
THE WAR SETTLED

And Freight Rates Go Back to the Old
Figure.
NEW YORK, December THE eastern
agents of all the Southwestern roads have
received orders to restore rates to the old
schedules. Tue advance makes frskclass
freight s. 63; second-clsss, 81 l.; third,
Sl.7S; fourth, S1.4S; fifth, $1.23; sixth,
81 1911; seventh, 1.044. This restoration
is to take effect tomorrow. The rates
prevailing now are as much as 40 per cent.
iu some classes below the above tariff, but
are made quietly and not published. II
is because OF this fact the sgents say thai
they are lot violating the Inter-Ststs Law
in restoring rates within 10 days notice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
AFTER The WHITE CAPS.
Nine Proihinsht citizens win Answer tC
Indictments.

Mine PROMINENT Citizens VIII Ans"eE ="
Indictments.
CHICAGO, December IA dispatch
from New Albany, Ind, referring to tie
indictment and arrest Of nine White Caps
in Draw ford county, sayp: All the arrested
men are well known and several Of them
are quite prominent. Their arrest has
caused intense excitement at the village OF
West Fork and in the towns Of English
and EckerIy new West Fork. The in
tention is TO prosecute these men to the
end of the law, and to this end Gov: Gray
has ordered prominent criminal attorney
at Corydon 10 assist the Prosecuting At
tornsy. On several occasions White
Caps have been indicted in both
C awford aud Harrison counties, upon the
evidence of their victims, who recognized
them, but 3 jury could never be procured
which had II courage to return q verdict
of guilty. So dominating has been the In
fiuence Of this masked and oath bound
gang of night raiders in Crawford and Har-
Iison counties that real estate has greatly
deprecated in value, immigration into the
counties has been stopped, and many clti-
zsns have sold their farms at any price
they could get and charged their Ieslder ce
to other localities.