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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
SHERMAN ON HAMPTON.



"There is Just this about the destruction of
Columbia: didn't shed any tears when twas
burning, but didn't play III fiddle as old Nero did
at the time of the conlagTation in Rome. I didn't
set fire TO it, neither q lmy mon on the contrary
Wade Hampton started the fire and we tried to save
it, not Tor the sake Of the place, but for our own
convenience.
"Why look here, and General sherman became
earnest "the town was OF no earthly consequence
in Il military point of view. 1t WASH worth burn
ing down. Ii was o wretohed little place-of no
more account to us than a stump by the roadside
II was merely u stopping place for the night We
marched ON to Goldsboro next day.
II had moro important things to think of than
the burning # this STUMP Ly the roadside. 1 was
on my way TO Richmond l was after Lees scalp
| hadn't time or inclination to bother with the mis-
cradle little place.
'Its ofno consequence whether DESTROYED Co
lumba or no. But suppose it's ola deal Of conse
qucnce TO Wade Hampton down there to try and
show his friends and neighbors that lie didn't be-
fore he ran away. As to answering this fellow
the wiudbag -AuCh! Hampton is a bragsart and a
blower. He always was. Did you ever notice the
weakness OF some OF these southern fellows for
blowing? How they'll talk about their splendid
estates, their plantations, sir, when they have few
measy acres worth 81 an acre Hampton is of
that sort
"This whole question rs 10 who burned Columbia
was sifted by the international colnmssion-a not
over friendly body, before whom the British own
ers OF some of tie cotton destroyed brought their
cams. II they could possibly have shown that the
United states troops burned that cotton, they
would have done 50. And they failed. And that
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COLONEL HAMILToN's TRIAL.

BRANDON, Miss, February 2S.-[Special. i
When court met this morning, the room was
again crowded, many prominent people from a
distance being in the crowd. Among them
Hon. w. W. Leake. John f. Irving of Bayou
Sara. La, both lifelong friends of Hamilton,
and Z. l.. Bullock, and j. I. Colt of jackson,
Tenn. Judge Mayors appeared none the
worse for wear, and the attorneys showed up
in good shape Colonel Hamilton looked
serene and satisfied with the proceedings so
far. The four jurors who had been locked up
during the night seemed to have worn their
confinement with fortitude Rev. j. Is.
Gamhrell and his brother j, II. Gambren,
were promptly on hand attended by several
friends, among them Rev, S. NJ. Ellis, of
Clinton. Both sides being ready to
proceed the calling of the venire
proceeded and after the twenty men were
sworn. questioned rs to their qualifications
as Jurors only three remained in the jury box
viz: Wiley IRVINE. John FitZhugh aud II. n.
Downing the two first being negroes and the
last White man, The fifty names drawn in
the special venire being exhausted and only
seven Jurors selected, the judge ordered the
sheriff 10 90 out and summon men and bring
them in till the panel was completed, ana ad-
iourned until 3 p. III. Here 1t IS worthy
of remark that while nearly all the white men
questioned have promptly and freely shown
their opinions in the case. still every one has at
once stated it, and no man has yet come
mn on the stand who did not clear
IN show 10y his actions that lie would
NOT 60 into the Jury box carrying with him
convictions rs to the guilt or innocencesas to
the defendant The eight names being dis
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posed Of the sheriff stated he had sent out
three deputies TO the country, and that not
one summoned by them had as yet appeared.
The defense suggested that ell the men in
town who are eligible to jury duty had not
been summoned, and insisted that the sheriff
should bring such bystanders as he found. The
state objected to any instruction to the sheriff,
and insisted that it was the duty Of the sheriff
to summon such persons as lie choose, and
that in sending out into the country and sum
moning such good men as the tax rolls showed
to be residents and eligible to jury duty, he
was discharging his duty properly and should
not be dictated to by any one.
After much argument on this point the
court said that the counsel for the state and
for the defendant the sheriff and the jurors,
had duties to perform and the court also had
its duty to perform, in giving the defendant a
fair and impartial trial, that time was of no
consequence and the sheriff was again ordered
to 90 and summon enough competent men as
jurors to fill out the panel by IL a. IN. tomor-
row." and court adjourned until that hour.
BRANDON, Miss, February 29.-T Especial. i
When the court met this morning, both sides
being ready 10 proceed, the call OF the list of
jurors summoned by the sheriff was entered
upon. All the Jurors having been examined
who were present, the court ordered the sheriff
to send out more deputies and adjourned for
the dav.
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Ten Thousand Dollars Paid :. W. cr,vhu,

). ". Graybill Wholesale cigar dealer of this
city, at a late drawing of The Louisiana state
Lottery, drcw vne-tcuth of tie second capital
prize OF $4,000, amounting 10 $1,000 He
the First National bank IF Columbia. lie had
been resident Of this city Tor - few wears only.
and came here from Bare,ile.- lapcastcr.
Pa, lnteligen00r, Jan. 4.
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National Surgical Institute.
ATLANTA. GFORGTA

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Treats DcformitieS and Chronic Diseases such
as Club Feet, Diseases of the Hip, SPINE and
Joints. Paralysis, Piles FiStua Catarrh. Fe-
male and Private Diseases, Hernia Diseases of
the Urinary Organs etc, etc. Send for illus
trated circular ~ I'M,
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Swallowing the Sand

From the Augusta Chronicle.
This is the kind Of temperance sermon they
are preaching IN Michigan now with land at sls
20 am at G. and whisky az ,eu cents glass man
drinks W 100 sguare feet OF laui with every drink
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HeautifnI Mnnnrn

are made palid and uuattractiye by functional
Irregularities, which Or. pierce's "Fayorite
Prescription viii iniallibIy cure. Thousands
of testimonials By druggists
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PRIVATE LESSONS

In French, Spanish and German. Call or address
Rooms Ii and II Biting building from a. NJ. to 5 =
N. References furnished ifrequired.
dlll-lm. X II. de MUNDVELIO. Teacher
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, April while the trading IN
wheat was at no time very large TODAY,
there was a rather nervous feeling among
the shorts which increased AS the session
advanced. All the reports that came III
from the winter wheat country were very
bullish and the burden of their song was
that a large part of their sowing would be
plowed up and the ground seeded with
oats. Operators showed correspondence
with a great many of their customers
covering practically all of the wheat terri
tory in southern Illinois, which showed
that the crop would be extremely light.
This was fair sample OF
the news received. The market opened at
the lowest figures of the dag 75Mc for May,
and advanced to &c under good buVing ny
the scaipng crowd and a few of the large
shorts. At the top some Of the sellers
turned buyers. This in a measure allayed
the fears of some of the smaller shorts and
led to a reaction OF \ and &c on the after
noon boards. leaving the final price i5tsc.
Corn dragged along for some time dur
ing the morning but when wheat com
menced to go and it was announced that
receipts for tomorrow would be eighty-iive
cars there was general scramble TO buy.
May corn, which had sold as low as 5l12c,
advanced to 521zc. The New York market
was strong, which caused additional I'M
easiness among the shorts. There was no
hearty individual trading, though all
classes of traders who were short did a
little buying. There was no reaction in
corn and the market closed steady at the
highest point of the day, 52l &c.
There was a fairly active speculative
trade in oats and the market was stronger
and higher late in the session, although
the opening was weak in sympathy with
corn. May oats opened at 3026c sold early
at 301E@3055c, and advanced to and closed
at Bic
In provisions speculation was compare
lively slow. The improvement in railroad
affairs, however, brought cash buyers to
the front. For meats particularly the de
mand for immediate delivery was I'M
usually good and the amount of property
taken was larger than on any day for
weeks. No radical change in prices. Pork
was 2J2@5c higher and short ribs that
much lower than last nights closing
figures. Lard is about unchanged.
The leading futures follows:
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The Conversational IIbrarr.

The congressional library st Washington
will cover IL, 90 square fee.-Eno-e than i~o
ard one-hah acres Mr.. Srnithnever, 70
whom the library has been intrs1st<si- las
carried CT elaborate tests Of the resisting
power of the soil on which i. VIII stand Tbs
German parliament. house covers ll0rooI
square feet, the Royal library at Ass:sh Is,
90, and the library Of tie Birth USsxC-a
s., 0oQ-Cbica-a Herald
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. KENDALL.
r, Typewriter copyist Room 80 sedgwck block
Wichita, Kansas. dIlSlm.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

nNO1 OAOA LILA Dill 1dNNlOd,
American Reprint Ninth Edition, J. NJ Stoddar
Co.. Publishers. Mrs. l. ;. Carter agent. Office IL
I(ougiasave.. rooms IL and Is. Wichita, Kan. "a
and examine the work or send for specimen leaves,
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
ST. Louis Produce.

II. A-UI 7, NIfII ,.
FLOUR-Dull and weak. ranging from S2S0&S %
rWREAT-ppeneG weas and was for some tine
rather dull, bat rallied and closed Arm, little bet
ter rhSu last evening. No >. red. cash. 80; Nav,
,Ht Sisc, closing SIC; June 1ie t,.s.C. closing
ssa.c; juiy. IS, iuc, closing. Sc. August 5Ssg
closing ioC; DcCeru Der, Sta>iiaC; closing Niiic.
CokN-Nery strong, active and higher: cash, so
4ilsc, May, H;Sgyt1i4c, closing s.AsC: June. eS,a1
S7iac. closing s.Ic: July, 4seIs.SsC closing s1S>c
oATS-Duil bur hrIner; cash, 50ls@SlA.c; May
2saso.
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEl-,5s sc.
HAy-Firn; prime timothy, 81. no6I7se prairie.
&stNs 1890.
BgTTER-Firrl; creamery, 2.&Soc; dairy, ISSsasc.
lBAD-CommoR 81. ~; refined s4.75.
EGGS-lSlsc.
WElSkN-~teady. sl0s,
RQNISlONS--iQwer.
PQSk-Sl&65sl S.15
lARD-fa. 5.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
WHEAT-Stroncer; May. SC; July tic.
SpRN-Elrm; May. lsA.c. July. lIisC.
Io-Highef; May. 2S,Ssc; june, .ssc asked: July,
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, April ).
wHEAT-Ste2dy; No. > soft. Casn, &C;
COR N-Steady Nc. ,; cash. +SC bid. sILoC asked.
OATS-No cash. no bids May seller NJ &c
RYE-Nojhing doing.
EGGS-lC&
FLOCR-Quet but very firm; Xxx. a0c: XXX, s. 20
"a l0i family. 81 l5a l25 choice, SlltltG fancy l55
g L'G extra fancy, sl.I5rl.Se patent, S2U@2D; rye
four, Si.40d Ito
BRAN-Sacked, soc.
SHIP STUFF bulk; soc sacked.
CORN tHoPS-GelloW, sc bulk; .tIC sacked.
CORN MEAL-Green. Sc dried. SlU0.
HAN-FanCy, small baled, $3.50
El4AN SEED-Sl..5
BLTrEh-Weak. Creamery fancy, sc: good
$50 nc fine dairy, lSsCs store choice l5clSc poor
and low grade sS9C; roll, fancy, 21 good TO choice
LsGl1c.
GREESE-Twins l2c; young America, ISJsc
EGGS-tlrm and active Al l2lsC, receipts very
light.
r0UBTRY-live chickens firm: large S. 1: small
S2.5ssd2.iG ROSTERS, $40; turkey 4.
EEEF-Drted. @leC.
HAMS-Sugstr cured, lGlsC.
BACDN-Brcakf aSt, 9&-t.
SHOULDERS Dry salt. $50 long clear. a. 90.
clear rib. e. OF shors clear, $50 smoked shoulders
$500 long clear, $3.50 Clear rib, Sio5; short clear
$50. >->''' ;
PORE-SlSm.
LARD-SnSIis
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AFTERNOON pOARp
ST. Louis Live Stock.

~. Louis, April :.
CATTLE-Receipts. lODa shipments, 400 Market
seauy IhOice heavy native steers. 81. fsS 5Sk fair
10 soou native steers S.0ssI5k butchers steers
medium to choice. $&alq4 - srockers ard feeders
$2ska5 90. 'NA' ~ sooe'
HoGS-Recepts, $500 shipments Inn Narse,
lover: choice heavy and bucherS' seleCtioIs
best, - s5S5is ISM ei"-es' AA-i l"
SHEEp-Receipts. 90: shipments, LILO. Market
stgong, far 10 fancy, S.S9Sj.sG
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted.
viii be charged for the rate OF five cents per line
Pc week; no notice for less than Is cents.
AL For Sales or other business notices viii be
charged for at the Of 10 cents per line per week.
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, April S.
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Chicago, Kansas b Nebraska
Brock Island Routel
GOING NORTH & EAST.
No. Kansas City St. Louis ard Chicago
ats a. m. departs ..,......- INN. s:eO a. m
No. ! Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago
rarrs.-'....' -..................... 80. s53 p. m
80. Il Accommodation. leaves daily except
GOING SOUTH.
No. cKansas CITY. st. Louis and Chicago
Express arrives 10 and departs........., ,0) a. m
No. Kansas lty, ST. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and Express. arrives 10 and
Departs daily .............. ~ p m
No. 1. Accommodation leaves daily except
Sunday -
Elegant free reclining chair cars on morn ing trains
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through 10 all points
City ticket office 100 Z. Douglas and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas aTenues.
{. a. RUTH ERFoRD. Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

EVTTEIi-MarHet easier; dairy 20a25c.
EGGS-ln good demand.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, April s.
wHEAT-Firm No. red StgSjls elevator; 9OliGG
el4c delivered.
CORN---Duli and rather weak. No . 6taGiLsc IN
store,
OA'TS-s steady and quiet. Mixed. Sa4Oc; white.
<e6.5c.
CoFFEE---Spot firm liIRc; options unsettled and
lower: sales. IL go bags.
EGGS--EaSieT: 2ldltrC.
BCTTER-Qutet and steady: l4G-9c.
CHEESE-Guiet and firm, re.
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Kansas City Live Stock.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:


The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATrLE-Recepts. 1.iOf shipments. 40. Marke.
weak and sluggish; shipping steers weak butchers
steer. and cows steady Coed to choice fed,
sI6yaI,aE common TO medium, $3.2Jai5U, stock
ers. t20Gs2 go feeding steers, $a00S3.6G cows 500
GS3.iD.
HOGS-Receipts, $500; shipments, none: Market
slow and weak; opening prices weak to DC lower.
closing 5a 11c lower; good to choice. $5obs5lo Conf
mon 10 medium, Si.,Os50J; skips and pigs. SLUG
40. 80
SHEEP Receipts. $50 shipments. 125. Market
about steady good choice, $i.SuG54G common 10
medium, $250a4.U
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, April S.
, The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, ll.OG shipments $500. Mar
ket slow and easier; fancy, s. 30 steers. S59S5.G
stockers and feeders, s2.40q.3.15 cows bulls and
mixed 81. sGaS5 So Texas fed steers, $3.J094.l0
HOGS-Receipts, 1SGt shipments. 5000 Market
slow and lOc lower mixei &5.0tg5.D, heavy, S52OS
$40: light $5Opa5.3G skips, s. fOai.S
SHEEP Receipts. 1900 shipments, LUZ. Market
steady; natives s4UCs6.3 e; western, t5.0096 10;
Texans, g 01SI5.UG lambs, sJUJG16.oO
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Kansas Midland Railway,

Kansas Midland Railway,
NORTH BOUND.
Passover leaving Wichita daily at. 100 a. m
Passea- arrives at Ellsworth. 1888 p. III
Freight leaves wichita Observation-Disclosures. tan a. IN
Freight arrives at Ellsworth. ............ $50 m
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH.
Passenger from Ellsworth ................ 300 p m
Freight from Ellsworth. 500 D. m
The Kansas Midland is the direct line to the north
west and is the lest and shortest route to Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
City Union Ticket ONCE ~ North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Station.
w. ID. MURDOCH,
Freight and Pass. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

To wash doubtful caliooes PIT teaspoon
tul Of sugar CT lead in pailful OF cold water
Nd soak tho article one hou- before washing.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

Missouri Pacihc--F OFT Scot. Ropt.
ARRIvH DEPART
FROM. FOR.
IL Express .,..,. sam ll:50 m
Express ................. 800 pm .IOp N
KioVva EXPRESS ...,.............' .: SPIN $50 m
Conway Springs, Anthony and c.,
kiowa Express. IN '1l II
Wichita B. Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
press -ii'~o d Ii SOU IA
Hutchinson. Sterling and Geneseo
fs-ilftSs W. y III u IL
AL trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific. FIT. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars TO Kansas City and
81. Louis daily; also through free reciln-
ing chair both night and mornin
trains. This IS shortest line 10 st. Louis, by "
miles. and tie popular line TO ali points east north
and south. Connections are made il Union depoiS
in both Kansas City and ST. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office III North Main ST.
y. c. KEERAN.
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
St, Louis & San Francisco.

The Frisco Is the only line running TWO solid TEAMS
daily to ~. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to st. Louis. Two trains daily
to Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars on all night trains City Union Ticket ONCE
~ North Main street and Union depot Oak st,
W. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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STRAYED.

GTRATgFh-3 y<xritas eaiss tArs hsy as6 80
- graz ;ss lsas las scsy sacsf ass ascs ss=sTrt
srvEs Flfsr7. f-kz-. c.tS - Nara. tte s1sr9 al
t< r~-srtes - se@slnE infnr=z.skss $50 a
" gsskG Fzrs@y. Ksa agISwzzf'
STEAfED-A Eso-yssr ~i< cay aosf. -1~f - ssso-
- h~--s seF-s-,. Ess@sT zss<ee. sfssAt! go efSf
tsfs sF-- To-. ~ .>se ~E.E~ E~sara - s11szA
Lksrsse~ Azad Fs1esvs rssazs 6tass~
Bulk baking powder oniy Is ets pound
a. >. u Supply CO. l.x.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK, April D.
STOCKS-Dull closed without much chalge- 49,,
Money on call easy at 2a313 per CENT las. i'0t
al ,; closing offered at 2l5-
Prime mercantile paper 5G1 lei, oc+uar
Sterling exchange quiet and weak WIZ ~ "a sor
business at $4.S5 for sixty day bills ana S''oVl ioi
demand. 49, ono III ,oe
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
PHYSICIANS.
REMOVED

Drs Oldham aad aham have moved their
office from No. pa (. Douglas to No. 20i and
S9t second floor OF the So igwick. corner of First
and Market.
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R. WEEKS & SON,
]. M. PHILLIPS, D, Y, s,

Contractors and builders Shop and office corr
sycamore and Chicago avenues, West Wichi
dwelling 25S wabash avenue. SIT
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FOR TRADE.

L'OR TRADE-Several desirable pieces of city
Il property 10 trade for properly ~ Denver '"I-
oradO springs, Pueblo. Colorado. al-1 farms Ia
Naasas Missouri and Indiana 20 trade Tor VIZ htt
dIl7 g.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and STYLES
lie also carries the finest aSSOrtTne OF picture
frames III the city. Give him friendly call and ex
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06

VL>ON TRADE-FOur lots, room house. city. fa.Up
II Fo,ir lots. room hunse, city. s4.sn-
Twelve lots, room hOiEs fiErifct city. W
Two lots room house Inside city. t4.bh
stock uf boots and shoes. 9.gt.
Business house IN Cheney. il-tf.
Dwell NJ house In Cheney. 7lUf.
100 lots N Clearwater price los.
Sc acre. rus stock farm tij.JH.
Lots Of lots in Utica, N"-s co. cheap.
dIl7-5t J. X. Dutton. lt y. hAln. room D
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DRS, TERRILL e. SHIFTS.
DOCTOR KuDER.

German physician, member honor Of the Virginia
State College five years professor OF surgery, for
merry battalion surgeon of the Prussian army fiji
teen years experience. Treats all chronic. surgical
diseases and private matters. Office 20 East Doug
las ave, corner Lawrence and Douglas. Consult in
English German and French. dlG2-lIno3
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
FOR EXCHANGE

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CTORAoT-For hcu.sboif zacfs tn--..sssfss
- boIs6 or 5oose u yDs have any EDasss 20 ssJfs
Dr1IS tkeI 70 10 WLal.. storage ca. &c. - Ssss
IcSK Lg
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
ROGERS.

Graduate OF Chicago Veterinary college. OFF
Is Douglas ave; Telephone No. j. Wichita. IA
saS s2-tf
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FOUND.
TAKEN UP.

L,OUSD-A pure ro1tSirfnz a FRA aEoHn. q
money; Cal ca 4. y. mi ligs ~ T.. - sgss.
with iuitrell Bros. SiSj-tF
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WANTED.

VNANTED-Houses for .eni rooms furnished or
w unfurnished. placed on our list. Jackson Il
Wc,n. rental agents. room 3 lis North Market
street. l.U
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-06
STORAGE

S'TORABE-Stbrzze far h0zsshoid rods ~ r1~-
- rAa44!ss ngEsd o. .01as II Tul - any s1~sts
70 store br.ag 70 Va ~ s1gih hArsst Price rs~5E-
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Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-03
HIGHWAYMEN,

HUAcHUcA STATION, Feb. 2I, 1888. | Editor Star:-News of highway rob bery near Elgin station on the Babacom- ari, was brought here today by Louis Bodeker.
 On Sunday night party of men under the lead of Eduardo Lopez. held up a Mexican. near Elgin. They ordered him to dismount, which he did, and one of the robbers then mounted and rode off with the horse and saddle of the victim.
 Lopez is a hard character, having heretofore got away with horse stock under circumstances which would war rant his conviction aad inn risonment, as follows: E
 On September 4rh or 5th of last year, Lopez came to the ranch of Louis Bo- deker, and claimed that he had a man under arrest near by, that he wanted to borrow from Mir Bodeke~ an extra horse to take the criminal before an officer m Cochise county. MT. Bodeker loan ed his own private saddle horse to Lopez, which Lopez rode off and never returned.
 Lopez has a brother living in From eras, and his mother Ives in Bis bee. Eduardo Lopez is good lock ing Mexican with black moustache. In the interest of good government it IS hoped that he may be arrested and convicted for some of his foul offenses. B.