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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08
JUDGE PARKER on EMINENT
DOMAIN

The recent decision OF Judge
Parker In the case of the Cher0-
kee nation against the Southern
Kansas Railroad company, for
what may be called trespass, goes
further in fixing the political
Status of the Indian governments,
If affirmed by the supreme court
of the United States to which 1t
viii be appealed, than any other
that has heretofore taken place
The decree Of that court in the
csse of the North Carolina Chero-
KEGS against the Cherokee nation
reafirmed the title Of Cherokee
lands. and conceded to the Chero-
kee nation the right to question
claims to citizenship without let or
hinderance, which right rests in
the title, but determined nothing
rs to sovereignty. To have with
held this right would have been an
interference with q title acknowl-
edged to be perfect, because citi-
zenship by blood means interest IN
lands, or, as Judge Parker puts 1t,
in the estate, which he says Is
wholly in the Cherokee nation
Eminent domain, rs defined by
the Judge, ''is the rightiul author
ity which exists in every sover-
eighty to control and regulate those
rights of a public nature which
pertain to its citizens in common,
and TO appropriate and control in
dividual property without the
consent Of the owner upon the
payment of a just compensation
TO the owner, for the public bene-
ct, as the public safety, necessity,
convenience or welfare may de-
mand-"
Taking this definition per Sc, the
rights Of the United States to the
exercise Of such authority in the
Cherokee nation may be question
ed. s'The rightful authority to
RprOpriate and control individu-
nperty, for the public bene-
"a only TO ''those rights
eture which pertain
n common, or in
"a property of the
s8E4cst5 4 uiscialsnf
Eees are not citizens
gnty that claims the
bpropriate and con-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-03-08

The sale on Chsmberlain's Cough
Remedy is becoming immense. The
secret Of it is tn al the preparation re-
ceives a great deal Of free advertising
from people who use it and find it SO
much superior to anything else Of the
kind that they have ever used, that
they persuade their friends and neig-
bOrs 10 try il. 1t is certainly a sure
cure for colds and Group and a Prepara-
ton afulIy worthy of the popularity it
enjoys. w. G. Patton & Co. sell it.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Hia i,and Ont or.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-rhomas Scott
an industrious workman at the River Iron
Ship. bulldog Works, kaighn's Point.
Camden, had half his head cut of in u
planning machine yesterday, and died Ia
stantlY.
Scott only came to work at the yard
two weeks ago, He was very attentive to
his work and popular among his shop
mates He went TO work this morning
running a big iron planning machine The
bed plate machine traye,5s eek and fofta
horizontally under set of sharp knives.
While the bed was OF the furthess end
he stopped down to some OF the undergear
of the machine, and before he could draw
his head out, the bed plate came back and
crushed through the skull, cutting the
top OF his head of in diagonal direction
from above the left ear to the right side OF
the chin
A workm an near by ran and stopped
the machine, but Scott had teen killed
instantly The top half OF his head, with
the eyes working in horrible manner
lay on the bed-plate, while the bleeding
trunk was fastened under the machine
County Physician Iszard, who made Al
investigation, gave certificate OF dealt
from accident, due to the negligence
the deceased, and the body was removes
, to Scott's home, on Spruce sire belo'
Second. He was so years cid ind leave
a widow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Large fries of oyeters at Ainscow'a
Brevitios.


Ens cheapest has house in the city
oupping and leeching, les E. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Bslm, immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures o cold; 20 doses, 100
go to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like 1t.
Mlllsrd +. Davis, jeweler, 0 K. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, ID Z. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Frent street.
First class furniture at Murphey'a, 500 Ship
ley street.
All handmade candies at Holils', No. 4
W. I'd stteet.
Even the Gudo is us rul. He helps tho
funny man In his daily griad.
90 to Geo. II. Murphev,s for your parloI
chamber and dining room furniture, Sos Shlp
ley street.
When dude gets cold In the hesi II ia
perhaps only az effsrt Of nature to NIL
vacuum,
"Ihere are no oounttrieits In our cloth
Ing" sdvertises dealer. Does ho rs'uao TO
sell to dudeSl
An Intelligent duds-hoTsysT, we will not
20 on with the narrative. hDanias was
ssruok dead for much smaller one than
that.
Ono OF the puzzles OF the day is this; Ia a
Iduda's wElking.stick b Ia sh sd1w, or is the
dude the shadow Of the walking stiekf
Tho animated sseleton shown by Kellar
tho illusioniet, Is not so very nntoasonasls
Lots of dudes ltso the.f heads whl.'
| dancing,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
The warren Club tports.

The Warren Athletic Club will give
M exhibition In Union Btrees Park
raxt Thurtay afternoon. VIM. Il
Ccudon, Of Northeast, Nd, tho cham
p;on hammer thrower, will 10 present
and try to suFpBss his former record
Tho runnin. race viii attract great
deal OF interest, sud among the hicyc.e 6
riders will be j, Fred RsdGley, oi
Worcantof. MAsk; II L Hassed, oi
Harlem, N. Y and b B. sch Sartz, OF
Reading, Pa, ell Of whom have recorea
below three minnteg. Tbs CONTEXT for
ths vayioua prizes Will exclte much
int ress. Tho following ofliaers have
been selsosee: judges, A 7 Calhoun
W. NJ. r. Williamson, j. P. Hyatt
time keepers, 8. H. B4ynaFd, Fl. p
3oulier, j. D. x nrtz; fed marshal
Charles II. 9immons; aaelstsnts, Jamsl
II. YAtsA and b u. Towns.Ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
nlg suoaoL, nsnond L1peotatlon.

On the 98sh day Of last November
MIR. Louis FsllhGio,er moved iDto his
new building, the Economy Hall. and
from the last hour the mcye proved
great SUCCESS. He las been obliged to
replenish almost every week, conse
quently ct times cspsuriug goods at his
own prioeB and always giving the pub
lic the benefit He will soil you an
imported Scotch eheyioL huit that would
cost you $23 male 10 order Rt any Arss
class merchant tailoring s,o.e, for $40
and beautiful Frlpoe Albert suit fot
s11 30 New, In offering blue suits !
can't cousoisntlously sell you suil
that will retain lie color for > cont lsst
than IS and any perion that would at
tempt TO try and conviDcn you that hi
cap BELL trno fast colors for less IL I'd
dicsed - the ar, OF fextgseratiou. Rs
NJ em her the Economy Hall is No, 4C'
Market street, BE-, wesn Rumford's AMI
Mc0loskey's hat houses.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Large stew Mt Alnsoo w's.
rho Unemployed

AZ the Reading Railroad Company
has stood by its declaration thai 1t
would not re employ hny Of those who
preferred to obey the orders OF the
Knights OF Labor raher than the Off
cers OF tina company, great misery has
resulted among those unemployed In
Port Riehmond who chose to obey the
KniShts of Labor.
Most OF the leaders OF the sslf.
discharged employees have left Port
RlchtooDd, but those who are still thera
have Issued long statement to the pub
lie aud to Councils, asking sympathy.
The ststement contains disguisition
on the tatif, elevated reilroad piojeot,
the Academy Of Music nesting and the
position Of business sn Ia relation 10
the Raaaing Road. Tao statement ash
that the old men who were followers
and not leaders be taken back aud moi
| left to starvs In their hirthrlsos with
:. IT familieP, or forced to leave the.i
nntiva ntii Wv to gat work else where.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
a Ia,, Msraan ID Troablet

TRENTON, May Sat the opvning OF
the May term of the Mercer Couft this
morning Chief Justice Beasley made 4
lengthy charge to the grand jury which
reflected quite seriously on the jail ward
en-, Major John G. Muirhead. He said it
had been communicated TO him that pris
oners had been taken out by that official
or allowed to go out by his pc mission,
and this was violation of the criminal
laws of the state Heinstrueted the jury
that If tine facts as stated to them could be
proven they must indiet the officer
Charges were made on the day after the
last election, that prisoners were allowed
10 go from the jail to the polls to vote. 1t
is claimed that this has been custom for
years,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Naua sn,nmnrx.

J. II. Clark, aged about 80 years, rep,
resenting the firm OF CLARK, Murray q
Co., of chicago, was found dead In his
bsa at the Crawford House In Cincinnati
yesterday morning. BE said he had
taken morphine BY mistake for quinine,
at Chattanooga, and was in state oil
prostration.
The powder house at the Colby mine.
at Bessemer, Michigan, blew up yester,,
day morning, filing two men and
severely injuri.g five others
A telegram from Eayana says that
owing TO drought in the cattle raising
districts Of Cuba many animals are dying
aud vegetables are scarce.
A despatch from Ottawa Ontario, says
the fishery protection service in the gull
Will be lnaugurated next week by the
cruiser La Canadienne.
Mrs. William Webb and her infan1
child were fatally burned at For'
Edward, New York, Monday night, By
the explosion of lamp.
An unknown Chinaman commltte
sulc de In New York yesterday By shoot
ing himself IN the head.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Tho Americnn HIeonanics

The order OF the United American
Mechanics organized a commaDdery IN
our city last Dseom 5er Calisd the Los al
Legion, OF which thsrA aKe about thirty
members Jcfarson O1upoil, No. 10,
expect vlsitors next Saturday from
Philaielphis, N5rristo an and Pl@alx
wife, Pa, whea they will make short
parade through the principal streets OF
ou. city. In ths evening thoie Will he
. reception in their hsll. Fourth and
King atseets. The PhilaaslpaiAns will
return tu their homes IN late trsin,
while lie visitors from Norrlstown ami
p n 1lRVllls will probably rsuialn oyer
SundaF.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Yolit,ca, uonvsnilann.

CoNCoRD. N. H., May 9.-The Rs
publieaa Ststs Convention Of NsS
Ham pshire waa held hero yesterday
Resolutions were ajoptsd atraiR Mug
the ''pgesept Natiousl Democratic And
XGswump administration for lite poll
tlchl sins of ommiBBion and comnis.
zion, without parallel In the history
OF ths country" Tho delegates to the
National Convention were uDinntruetsd
but their Presidential preferences are
understood to ba as follows: PlersoH
Cheney and A. K. Batchelos for Depes;
j. Fl Gallinger for Harrison, and Ii
A. Tuttls for any man who eau carry
New York.
PITTsBuRG, May 5.--When tie
Twenty fousth Dlstrlc. Congressional
Con vention was ready TO eliot nations 81
delegates TO night, the following resolu
tion vas presented by b n. TSy lor, of
Washington Ccunty, and adopted:
"Rssoi we'd, That the Republicans OF
the Tw enty- fourth Distrtcs of Pennsyl-
vania, in which Hon. James g. Blaine
was born, ard who have heresofore
loyalty and cordially supported his
candidacy, hereby request and direct
delegates to be eleated 10 represent said
diatricS in the NAtionsl Convention. In
the event Of his candidacy for Pfesl :
dent, TO vote for, and uss ell honorable
means to secure HE nomination for that
high Cffios.
DETROIT, Mich May 9,-The Re
pubiioans OF the Third DlGtfiot OF Mich.
igan yestrday elected delegates to the
OnioaRo Conver tion and instructed
item tor Algsr. -,
MILWAUKEE, May 9.-The Rspubli-
cans OF the Second and Seventh Dis
tricts of Wisconsin yesterday elected
delegates to the Ohicago Convention
and endorsed Governor Rusk for Presi'
dent.
The Democratic Convention OF tn,
Thirteenth Distriot Of Ohio yesterday
renomiusted Cengressmsn Outhwait'
by acclamat!on, and endorsed Clsve
lands at administration.
Ths Democratic Conventions OF th
First, Third and Fourth ConRressions
Districts OF West Virginia yesterds.
, elected delegates to the 81. Louis Con
vention and endorsed Cleveland.
The Democrats of the Second Dlstric
OF Wet Virginia yeussrday elscte
Cleveland delegates to the Nations
Conveu;lon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Regular Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Street and Sewer Directors was held
last evening.
Taomss Rsilloy wna given permits
sion TO tap Shipiey street sewer in order
to drain iha building at Tenth and
Market streete.
Permission TO tap sewers was also
granted as foliows: Miller u Co, TO
tap Peunsy lvhnia avenue sewer t1 drain
the property Mt the southwest ootuer OF
Psnnsy lvania avenue mud Boon street,
Miller u jenkins, to tan shlpley stree,
sewer in order to drain the residence
No. 225 Shlpley street; Edward u.
Kane, to tap Eighth street sewer in
order to drain tho dwelling Of W. d.
Walker, on Jackson street between
Seventh ard Eighth. d.
The petisIon OF tho Co mhs Goal and
Lumber Company asking permission to
fence eli Church street below
was granted, provided that stone gut
ter be constructed to the Brandy " Inc,
Blk petitions containing several nun
dred names, asking the fttsntion oil the
present street markets. wRs presented,
resd and held under advisement.
The weekly payroll OF SlSz.So wal
passed.
Bsiore adjournment the followini
bills were passed: Hugh Patton, $1b.2b
Jsmss Moauvan, 81 rs; James Moore,
|$1; Miohael LsonArd, &52 30; Maurict
Moran, S3250; Neal Duffy. S35; Thos'
Mulliu, $40; Delaware Printing Oom
pany, S35. 80; M M'chsel Riley, S533 80; ]
v. Carlisle s. Co., So 40; William o.
Pierce, si2; Pennsylvnnia Globe Gas
light Company, t76779; b. Walker
$594 81; Francis g. Bradley. S327 70
William Simmons, $3s3.40; Davis x
Brother, S627 80; Mcolenahan & Bro.
S253 53; WILMINGTON Coal Gas Com
pAny, el,S67 43.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
FraternAi Visit.

Sixteen mem bers OF Kennett Csr-
tie, X. G. e, Visited Huckessin Castle,
Thursday evening. They spent y very
pleasant evening with their brethren
st thas place and assisted In initiating
some new members into the my ysteries
Of the order.
On Sunday afternoon twenty mem
bgre OF Ksnnett Division, No, 2, An
Client Order OF Hibernians. visited
Division No. 5 Of Hockessin, Delaware.
Tho vleiting members we're very fra
terDally entertained by the members
OF No who spared no palma In contrl-
butlug to the social enjoyment thai
marked the occasion. Members were
aiao present from this city, Philadel-
ph.A and other poir Is. The News and
Advertiser sayt: TIE K9Rnett menberl
are highly elSted over their visit and
will DO thair best to reciptooate tn,
favor VIXEN they recelye . visit fron
1 Ne, b, .=.---.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
L.tsla Neck CLAIMS ut Alnscow's.
Barn Fred BY horse rhIeyss

About o'clock Saturday morning
tha large barn of NJ. A. Herkness, IN
Arlington Township, Montgomery
County, Pa, Was completely destroyea
by hre. In the barn were eight Inn
ported COWS and Ave horses, all Of thom
bloodsi stock and very valuable II Ia
supposed tha. every h0ras and COW
perlghed In the flames, but as the car
oAsSes OF only three horsel are TO be
found In the ruins the conclusion drawn
is that tho othar two were stolen and
the barn AIRED by the thieves In vain
attempt to conceal the evidences OF their
crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Negross to rake str,kors, Places.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 9.-The ex-
pertinent OF bringing negroes from the
South to work In the brioky ards in this
etate Ia being tried by some OF the large
manufacturers 10 Of brick whose rRrds are
In the vicinity OF ChessquAkes creek
The nesroes are under c0ntrac, to work
during tho season. The oEnors of the
yards state that thsre are o0ntinusl
st;ikes s1iong the Irish, lanes and
Poles who are row employsd. To DC
away With this state OF things the
experiment OF negro labor 10 to o;
tried.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A Murdarnr,n Escane.

LEBANON. Pa May 9.--Wm. SHOW
era, under sentence OF death for the
murder of hiI grandchildren, encaped
from the jail sometime during Monday
night. Ha dug hole through solid
Stone wall aud lowered himsstf from
ths opening with rope male fsom
pieces cf blanket. Showers Is 70 yearg
old. Tho jail is In the very heart OF tho
city. He left bshind him two letters,
one addressed to hin counsel spd tht
other Bidding defiance to ths people
Who have threatened TO lynch him. He
has been tracsd 10 the mountains iu the
vicinity OF IndisntowR Gap, but up to
u late hour last night had not been cap.
tured.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
pa,paeinf. storm,

HARRIsoNyILLE, No May 9.-The
storm at this place and in the southern
part of Cass county, Sunday, was the worst
ever known. The hail beat down the
growing grain to such an extent, that in
some places 1t was destroyed Crops in
Bates county were also damaged. In
Kansas City, six houses were struck by
lightning The house of ] II. Terwilli-
ger was burned, aud Mrs. Terwilliger and
her little daughter were badly shocked
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
spsuiAl Mention.
10 % = snss


thas everybody ought TO know that A.
gives S240 lbs. OF the pests we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you bug. OAK,
pine and hioory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whitoW aehing. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sigr. OpeninS In the evening.
the 9rezt Eye Kennedy
Is DR.. simms' Eye Cure. InfiAmed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
detective eyesight from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In rs and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Simms q Son, Ath
and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
In new Quarters
II, r., Bourbon & Bro, manufacturers
of the celebrated b. B. b. cigars, have
removed to their new store, No. 219
West Second street. Give them call
We ought no. to be too anxious TO en-.
courage untried innovation, In cases oil
doub.Iul Improvement. For quarter
OF a century DR.. Sage OAtarrh Remedy
has been before the public and passed
through the severest test and 10 pro
uounoed the most reliable remedy fol
that disagreeable malady. Thousands
OF testim onials of its virtues. 90 cent
per bottle. By druggists. g.
A few more of those beautiful 6oilal
chrcmos given away with every pount
Of tobacco, at only thirty cents pound
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets
Wilmington, Del.
To the young face Pozzopps Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms,e y
the OLD renewed youth. Try 1t.
Bush's, French street wharf 10 the plac
to buy your cool.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobsooo
Jos. Wallace. GOT Pine streot.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
n.rhnr rirad Of L,fe

READING, Pa May 9.-James Loach,
25 years OF age, barber, drsssed him.
self in his beat clothes yesterday after
noon, went to a saloon, took driak,
remsrking, "That's my last glass, "
went to Mineral Springs Park and blew
out hia brains with a pistol. Ga hts
coat waa pinned q card on which he
had written, Pm tired Of living
jim " la his pocket was found lss-
ter froea a girl In Pottsville. s:oldinR
him for not calling on her laat Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
PoiiticAl.

Although every thing secma calm on
shs s;irface OF the polltieAl winters, there
10 strong current underneath In both
parties.
II was rumored this week that Slant
bury j. Wiley had Withdrawn from
the contest for the Republican nomina.
tion for Mayor, but the report aeems to
lack foundation.
During the past week Mr.. Baynard
he's forged ahead rapidly, and II his
friends do as much work during the
coming week a. has been done In the
past, he will give his competitors
I vtly race
No one teems to be named In opposi.
tlon TO NJ L. Lichtenttein for President
OF Council, and there 10 NO doubt bat he
will receive the Republican nomination
II he will accept 10.
Milton 8. Shippers is the only name
yet mentioned for City Treasurer by the
Repu blioaus, and there is no doubt but
he will make q strong candidate.
Matters are ut odde and ends In the
Democratic camp, but neither Ohiei
Dougherty or Oourcilman Norton are
90 be persuaded or driven out OF the
contest, consequently 1t will be for the
mem bers OF that party TO decide next
Saturday which of the two Is to have
the honor OF being the standard bearer
In the coming campaign.
| John q FarrA will no doubt be the
Deinacraf'c candidate for President O
City Council, end r.. r. Griffith, th,
present Oity Treasurer, will be o candi
date for reelection.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
ma Throst out WIN a Bottle.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., May 9.-Wil-
LIAM Boyd. who had been drinking all
the evening yesterday, approached a
coupanion and offered hlm drink OF
iiuucr from o bottle. The man refused,
and, upon being pressed, knocked
tho bottle from Boyd's hands. Boyd
WAS eDrsged, and, picking up the frag.
ments, threw them st his friend, the
pieces missipg him and q large one
striking man named 6h4tfsr, who wss
an innocent spectator, in the neck, aev,
ering the juGular vein. He bled to
death In few minut9s.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Shot HIS wife,

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, May Sat
Waynesboro last night, Sam Coffee, col
ored, meeting his wife In an alley In com
pany with another woman, clutched her
by the throat, and while he held her with
hisle hand to prevent her escape he
drew revolver from pocket and shot
her in the thigh. She was badly wounded.
Coffee escaped, and it is thought he
crossed into Maryland.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
J. pan, brown,

the leading artist In photography and
general portraiture, GIT Morket s.. The
public Is cordially invited to visit our
elegant aud newly. remodeled photo.
graphic studio, which has been refitted
throughout with tho latest and most
improved designs In every department
that will tend toward making the finest
work in Photographic portraiture. No
eKpers ss has bsen spared in making our
studio second to none in the country.
Gall and inspect for yourself. j. PAUL
BROWN, GIT Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
olSm soup at Ainsoow's. Devil crabs
8 speciality.
rns Emperos,s Imptoysmen,.

BERLIN, May 8 The Emperor passed
3 bot,er light and slept fairly woll. The
disoharge Of pus is decreasing and his
lsvsr IL low.
315 p. n The condition OF the Em
peror is further improved. The Em
press will probably go to East Prussia
10 u orIOw.
lot. m.-The Emperor passed good
day to day. Toward evening his tenn
psrature increased slightly, and he wae
rather depressed in spirits. The Empress
therefore abandoned her pre- jeoted visit
to tho inundated dietsicts along the
Yissula.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
The onna-snntoher 70 pe Trled.

WEST CHESTER, May o Tie oolored
man Cole, who wss arrested on suspio.
lon of being the oAha snatcher, WAS
given q hearing last evening in the
prison. Miss AnnS TrAvilla, with her
fsther and sister, appeared, and she
Identified . copper cent. dated 1928. and
n photograph which che had In Ter
oaha as the tine 1t was bnRtohsd from
her. These articles were found on Cole
when nrresiei. He was held without
bail tc anaver the charge of highway
goD 5e1S au tha next term OF court.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Trains marriage License.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 8.-Looking
over church papers yesterday DR.. Per-
kins, rector Of st. PAuPs, found q mum.
Der OF marriage licenses of ls49, 80 and
81, which had never been returned to
the cousty clerk for record. Among
oihsrs wore those OF Henry A. Girls.
void and Margaret B. Morton, of the
Publishing firm, and George Francis
Tram and Henrietta W. Davis. In the
latter George D. Prentice gave the bride
away.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
nnnaniratnra Eined.

BuFrALo N. Y, Nay 9.-Yesterdny
atternoop Hiram B. Everest and Charles
M. EyeGeat, OF the Vacuum OIL Com
many of Rochester, convicted OF oonspi-
raoy in trying to injuIe trade and
com cree By attempting to blow up the
Baffaln Lrhrioatiu2 OH Works In 1881,
were fined $3.50 eEoh by Judge Eat2hi
Ia tAe Supreme Court. The hns wEf
promptly paid.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A Laa Run over By a l Land-rolisr.

HAMBURG, May 9.-Moses Miller, the
10 year old son OF Moses L. Miller, q
prominent farmer OF Tilden township,
was thrown from heavy land roller 10.
day. He was dragged a long distance,
and fnslly, the machine passed over his
h ad The unfortunate lad expired before
the arrival OF a physician.