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3sucg u. MnrraT has been = member md
cRs9onHl contributor Of the G. c. for about two
years. Although stall iH school. she Is
Temperance advocate. aud active M l5e Methodist
Church ~ which Size II a member. Muse and
photography her srpecinlties She is the daugh-
fer 81 3 go. y. fsth L. = A veteran: wounded at
Crab Orchard. Ky, Esd served after the ia the
1ndian Territory. Medium hight. blue eyes aud
auburn iiar: residence. Florida, Orange Co, n Y.
Ulysses Ellsworth Curry Is a puzzleT, well and
widely known ~ Pat Eioi." Ms. Curry las been
scooiIeaeiier. but ! nj present engaged in farm
ana t'e3fsg interested IN steam tFHsler with hiE
father. lie was born in Wisconsin in tsG3. remoy-
lliEto Dakota egt years ago. bis present address
D. be.let-yria. North Dakota.
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Free nj Last

From the chronic fortunes of constipation that most
and harassing himent the sufferer who
has tried n course of Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
feels conscious that he need never be enthralled
again with that benetcent specific at hand Dys-
pepsia. kidney and bladder inacton malaria sick
all relieved by this inefable alter
afixs Ynedicfna
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When Baby was sex. gave Her Cilstorla,
When she WAS Child, she cr:e1 for Castoria,
When she became bliss. she chung 10 castoria,
When slio hid Children, she gave them Castoria
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TO ELLEN.


Across The fields Che swallows fly.
beyond the glen the waving rye
tLs aoddiaE PLANES are tossing high,
Across the glen.
The scent OF fallen hay floats by.
And Summer breathes - passing Sigh,
And ian The west The days gold eye
Shines DER The glen.
Across the shoFelesa sky of blle
IL stretching far the rainibos's hue,
And ann waiting here for you.
Beyond lie glen.
The bridge that spans the watery way
fhai turns the mill wiieei day by day,
Looks gioomily amid the spray
Beside the glen.
But. oh, how quick the gloom would fade,
The Hiiats go floating up the glade.
If you were here. my pretty maid,
Down la the glen.
p T. SanJfe CaEenoSir n V
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A member Of the c. c. for five years, born in
Georgetown o. the old home OF Gen Grant This
i the record Of Charles Thompson. jr son of Cas
u. Thompson. oftle s{ih H. He weighs l69 pounds
and Is five feet nine inches tail; a ). Of v and a
steuoEIapleF
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That little tickling in yonr throat indicates
catarrh, which is cured by Hoods SarsapariIla.
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CHARLEs THOMPSON, JR. CARRIE ELMA NIXON.
Annie Bropning. Carrie Nixons best friend in
writing ~ her says: She Is girl iilaI always says
y Wia never be too old TO obey my mother" Miss
Nixon D "a brunei iall aud fine looking, and very
aBflai;ie ard sweet in disposition.
Arthur J. Kelley is a {. c. member Of three years
Standing. and d the possess0r Of 200 postal auto
graphs from friends IN the club He is the Of
ID T. kelley. Co y, l4tal VI. and belongs TO e.
n. Taylor Camp. = Of ", OF Dandy VT.
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srlcs McYay; Ask something new.
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND.

DEAR G. G. FRIENDS: We started one morning Mt
10 o'clock from san Pedro Bay the new steamer
HernOsa for Santa Catalina Island, which II n two
hours ride from san Pedro. The morning was
qnile Iuggy, soon lost sight Of the mainland
aud could sec nothing but n wild waste of waters
and Ihe far distant fog bank. After while the
dispersed tile fog somewhat and the sea began
TO get rough und a goodIy number of the gHy ex-
cursiOniss sought the quiet secluson of the cabins
and saloon. We ran iHio a school Of flying fish and
a quarter of a mile. Someone called There she
bsows. and off in the distance we could see u VIII
spontinG stream Of water high IN the air: {
small boy remarked - That old fellow is letting Z
steam AT last sighted Catalina Island. q ID
steamed into the pretty little harbor OF Avalon
Catalina Island is nearly 20 miles long, from ~ to
10 miles wide. aud il quite mountainous II ~ al
pncsentowned by an Engli syndicate, who intend
making Summer resort OF IT, think that VIII he
nn easy thing to accomplish, for Avalon ~ already
one oi the prctttest Summer resorts on the coast,
aio besides the several hotels which were well
hlied. were numerous tents occupied 10y campers,
who told a. they were having excellent time
hunting Wild gents. which abound the island.
aud fishing for yellow tails and bhfTRoudas. We
stroed along the beach but found very few pretty
sAells, although at some places along the island
very handsome ones are found. We left Avalon nt
four clock and after rather rough voyage reach
ed san Pedro. IL quite paiefaccd crowd that
landed nj tine wharf that evening, but tho bracinE
sea bfeezes and Rshing have great aitTac-
ton for aud more than counlerRCi tie effect OF
n quarter Of an hours sea sickuess.tsTace ID. At
more. Santa Paula Cal.
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Grace q Wilcox, v.d. Greenbrier, Ala; l.. Clesta
Cunningham, Nd, Oakland City, Ind; Charles
Turncr. Grover, Pa: Percy e. Hopkins aud Oscar Luz
cas- King Ind n. u. Nash, ShRrpsville, Ind; DEM
Hiudman and MarEie wcsner, young ladies, odon,
Ind., Henry = Ia Cell Lock Box 81, Mandon; N
Oak. Ernest H. Dsiroin, Vs. Co. I. lu2d Ill, Dan
bury, Iowa: Ira L. thurman, Eraysvle, Ind:
Myrtle y. Hezlctt. New Salem. Pa; William y:
Grove. Railroad, Pa: George u. Johns, an old
bachelor" Nornnia. Iowa Total, I,411.
Correspondents Wanted: Harry H. Burns, Cor
NTH, Miss; Judson Bogart, East Waveriy, n. y;
!. III. Mullen, Rixford Pa. will exchange minerals
Prizes Awarded: Maggie l.. Hoover To Mrs -
keeler, stamp photographs for first answer TO prize
enigma. TO Il. J.. Hollcnbaugh for best photo
graph
Wanted: Ribbon for memory wheei-Emma l..
Perkins Box l2lI, Natics. Mass. All to know that
my name in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE oil Oct ~,
should bee Capt. Nelson A. Stumpe mot Ihnmpkel
PalztSa, Fla. To know what has become ol auu'e
Taylor; also 60 recommend the Invalid Litter OF
Charles Talimadge Mendun, n Y. Those having
sore eyes to put 10 grains of white ritrloi anu
five cents worth of saltpeter IN a quart oi ram
water, aud place drop in the eye three or tour
times a day.-Charles Tallmndge, Mendon n \
Every member of the C. C. 10 send % cents 10
Cripple Harry" Bur1ingame, Kan. for has nice
little paper, and SO help crippled soldier Grip
pied son 10 earn an honorable livelihood Mac H.
Barron. Purchasers for hand-pHinted Tides, with
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Bridge, n. n. VIII send any photograph Tor pref
test collection Of patchwork 10y Christtnah-AHie
Henness, Mansfield, III. Half-sard iihliincb llD-
bon, fayorttc color of c. G.. sender lot frlcnusihp
oane.-Grace NJ. Huxley, RanEciy. Me: c. {; girls
Go know j will do stamping and euibroidery cheap.
Laura NJ. Carroll. Powell. fn. The Z. Z. To know
my address is Alice a. Burnham, Ellsworth, Ne:
not Michigan. To give a gold ring for best postal
autograph. -Thomas !. Cade Bell Creek, III. The
&. &. Go send 10 cents for wnier-eolur or crnyon
picture of the COMMANDMENT Chief g REESE
q. McNiei. Pearl. H. To see John Brunny S face
ia che G. g. Gailery.-Mrs. Mary Mcserole.
III. Nj. y: We have often seen IL coniradctedthat
one receive 500 for collecting lOG000O postage
stamps and 50 believe there Is no truth IN the re-
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-11-28

One teac1pfHi sugar. oDe-fOBrh icacupfHl butter
A~o ieif Hs Tour. lE which iislE been stirred two
tsisPDyl.ius- taking powder whites 81 four eggs
oHe-aI ieacupiul q sWeei milk one teasos,I,fuj
lemon cziract. Beat well together as.d bake ia
toa 90 9srlsftc oven a chocolate fosfing l. very
nice flis cake. or cOcOanut NAV he used N de-
Sired.-8lfs. Eva Lapp Medina. o.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

Nene 9etmatben
Morrison Co., Mimi.
9as bette @oIsIan0 itn staate.

@enn On eine eigene 6eimtb fu6t, tint
Dir ben @runb SIT fiinftiger llnabbdn9tge
felt SIT le9en, bann i6liebe Did elmer nnz
ierer 9anos@rcuritonen na6 Morrifon
50. an. Nuf 80 Qfer gutem unb giiniti9
9ele9enem Sol5lano fannit Su Dir unb
ben Oetnt9en cine Seimatb nit einem
ii6eren uno gutengusfommen peri9affen,
wenn 0u nur 9eru9 Gelb bait, UNI Die
erite feline A%bbe3ablune SIT MAIDEN. Ser
WalO ior9t fir ben Neit, penn 0u nur
arbeiten wilit. Ser @alo sibt Cir
Waterial, TIM 6duier SIT bauen. Scr
MalO 9ibt Dir @elo 9enug, Die Steuern
Su beSoblen, iowie au6 Die nG6ite Mbbez
sablun9 ONT 2anoe su MAIDEN. Ser
Mal0 9ibt bem nnbemittelten cine
l6one @ele9enbeit, ii6 cine eigene Set
motb SIT bauen uno bietet ibm einen
S6ub gegen Die Stiirme oes @inters.
Sin paar Siibe, eini9e S6ofe unb 6iibner
iino genu9, um Did i'm @albe su ernGbs
rem. l1no mGbreno ma bomit bei6Gfti9t
lit, iein Sanb auf5urGumen, unb es nit
%eebauenem 6ol5, Sizes unb 9o9s be5ablt,
itei9t bas 2ano inn 8reis, uno binnen nee
ni9en Sabren beiibt man cine ib0ne
6arm, Die Elm fleines 8ermogen wertb lit.
NIe bieie 8ortheile befommt mon bel
Nniieolun9 in Der neuen beuti6en Golo=
ME in Morriion &c., etpo 80 Meilen pom
ben 9roBen Stdoten ct. Saul unb Min=
neapolis. Wenn man 1ofort fommt, fann
man it6 2ano 9erabe bi6t bel Der nenen
@iienbabn, Die ieBt BON 2ittle Sails noh
Staples Drills gebaut mirb, it6ern. Cute
@tienbabns8 9 rbinbungen nit ben eroBen
M~arftpldben iinb einem jeben 2anbmann
iebr Don 8eoentnng, unb mir be9en Die
Soffnun9, baB On Die @elegenbei1 be-
nuBen wtrft, mabreno es nod ni1t Al
ipdt lit. 9ies lit fem Speculanten z2ano
mno mir p%erlanger feline beitimmteS umme
in 8aar per Nder. @enn Ou Is bis &c
Dollars ais Sano9elo 5u besablen bait
10 oab mir feben, oaB es Define pirfli6t
Nbii6t tit, oas 2anO au %faufen, 10 fanni
Sm rnbig fommen; aber better lit es no:
tiirli6er Weiie, tpenn gu 60 bis 80 Sol:
lars bait, 10 bab 0u Define Bapiere iofori
befommen fannit. Infer 2~anbagent be:
gleitet Did binaus unb sei9t Dir nnent:
geltli6 oas 2anb. Nae 2anbfdufer baber
frete Settle. &omm' wabrenb bas @ette,
i6on lit uno Du ieben %fannit, mas bas
9anb mirfli6 mertb lit.
az Nae ndberen 9lusfiinfte werber
in inherent Compton, bas Don Z l1bl
Mor9ens bis 8 lbr Nbenbs offen lit, se
J 9eben. 2ittle Sails lieet MIR 81 etun6er
@%iienbabnreiie Don ct. Baul. M9t Big,
eeben td9li6 bortbin, aber am bequemiter
1T es, nit benz S6nea3uee, 4 l1br Na9:
mitta9s, 5u reiien.
u. 6. S0bmiom 1ttto Co.,
General eaabz unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@fe Srttter unb Stblep StraBe, st. YamI, Wimm
200 @aibtnstun Inenue Snb, @irneappIis, Minr.
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-Sriebri6sbafen Gus
benz @adlaB bes jinsft peritOrbenen
&entners uno Suneselelen S6afz
maper faufte ein bieiiser 8irser bel
6fentlider 8eritei9eruns cine &om=
MODE. lin bielelbe 81 bauie leidter
Die Stiesen binauf5ubrinser, tpuroen
porber Die S6ublaben entfernt.
@dbrenb bes transports rOnten per-
I6iebene O>Marfitiide aus Dem M6=
bel unb BET senauem Na6feben fanb
man binter elmer Settle an Der 8iidz
tpano 1000 M. in @Dlb in Stolen
perpaft. gu ermdbnen 1T nod, baB
ldpn bel DIR Observation-Disclosures
SdafmaDer's 1id ca. $4,000 Mt. baar
in elmer alten gaide in einem 8aiten
porfanben.
- @eislingen. Inter aabl<
rei1er 8etbeilisuns pur6e Der Sds=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
Senerret6.

- IS Stem, 10. Nop. Gr5ber5D9
Spbann, Der General Der Diterrei9iz
iden Irmee, Der besabte Strate9e,
belien pielieitisen 9alente audi bon
auslanbii6en 9apacitdten a~nerfannt
wOrben iinb, bat an ben &aiier, ieiz
men Better, Elm S6reiben 9eri6tet,
in ipel6em er INN Strei6un9 aus Der
Grmeeliite, @rlaubniB CUR Gblesuns
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05
Mothersl Mothersii Mothers ~

M0thersl Mothers Mothers
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teethf II
20, 90 1t once and get bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedlately-depend
upon It; there is no mistake about It. There In
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who viii not tell you at once that II will regu.
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating like
magic. II Ii perfectly safe to use In all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and n the prescription OF
one Of the Oldest and best female phi ysicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold everywhers,
rs cents Q bottle. tune6lyd6w
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%pertnl 4ntteeS.
IL Consumption Iutcurables

1DOOuDuIHtpaOu HuVCurWOHCS
Read the following: Mr. c. +. Morris. Newark
Ark, says: Was down with Abscess Of Lungs
and friends and physicians pronounced me an
!ncurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr.
now on my ffth bottle, and able 70 oversee the
work on my farm. II IL the finest medicine
ever made"
Jesse Middleton, Decatur, Ohio. says: :" Had
Il not been for pr. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption I would have died OF Lung Trou
best OF health" Try II. Sample bottles free q
II. b. Cochran's Drug Store, Nos. l37 and l39 N
Queen st.. Lancaster, Pa. (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05
The Fruit or Violence.

In no case II the folly 0f violence In medt'
cation more conspicuously shown By IT. fruit
than In the eject upon the intestines Of excss-
sive purgation. The stomach and bowels are
rst painfully griped, then thelatter 10 copiously
suddenly and repeatedly evacuated. This 10 far
beyond the necessities Of the case, most un-
natural, excessively debilitating. The organs
are incapacitated from rssuming their function
with normal moderation. An astringent IL re-
sorted 70 which reduces them TO their former
condition Of inactiou. To this m0nstrous and
harmful absurdity. Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs
10 the happy alter lative. It relaxes gently,
naturally, sufYicieutly, II divorta bile ffom the
blood Into ita proper channel, u insures health.
ful digeetton and complete zsaimilation. II Ii
q complete defense against malaria, and con-
Quers rheumatism neuralgia, nervousness,
Kidney and bladder trouble. n3tol0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05
Electric Bittera.

This remedy Is becoming so well known and
30 popular as TO need no special mention. All
song OF praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
lat and Il Is guaranteed to do ell that IL claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of the
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by i'm.
pure blood.--Will drive Malaria from the sys.
fevers,-For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price soc and Sl00 per bottle at II. B. COchran's
Drug Store, l37 and lS9 N. Queen St, Lancaster.
Pa. (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05

fThe only trains which run dally.
On sunday the Mall train west runs By Way
Columbia.
J. h WOOD, General Passenger AGENT
CHAB. r. PU0H. General Manager.
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Bucklen's Arnica SAlvo.

THE BEST SALvH in tho world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains,. Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 70 give per.
cents per box. For sale by II. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. l37 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. tuneN-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05

GNDEyELopED PARTS
or the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
Strengthened, etc, Is an Interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper. In reply 10 IN.
quiries we will say that there In no evidence OF
humbug about this. On the contrary, the ad-
vertisers are very highly Endorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
uculars, by writing TO the ERIE MEDICAL
CO., s Swan st., Buffalo, N. Y.-Daiiy Toledo
Res. nl-fyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05
DHiLADELPHiA 4 READING RAILROAD
READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.

READING COLUMBIA DIVISION.
on. On fnS :sr nAS,na.y, 4 e. July -, trains
days, 1'O {. M, i&s6, 10 p. M; Sunday, - :
Ros fkilsdelph,a, xssk days, 7sp = n, M,
Eos New & yoss " s FhRiad:,pnia. h a; week aayu,
30 \: NV w Soss r Ii Il !" Allentown, ws.s a.y4
ri xijS:ase.ya, y wsss aay.. ,.n :. a. 80
pot PO!syiiis. xssE E days. 7:cA M. ~ ,. NJ
FOR I:Sssos, Week day., roo .. M. la.ss, 80
Eoi HsIs6siS. xsst 81 "a Ssys. I; =; 7p .. M. lass,
sc 81 2n;ssSd a.. sSsuds :Sc E:sp 3 % nays 70 :. mr. ao
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER
s isys nj hsssS,sSs ssns:s, sss I J. dsy,a n as sc alA
Leave philadslphia, week days, GlA looo
II issv. @ New ~: Yers Vi. Ph,ladslphia, week days,
Essys Asx Y@osS @ ' Sis = Allentown. week aays
issvs AiisnGtc~n. week days. sss :. m. /; ~
Leave Potsville. wssk days, $50 q. M. 4ss
Leave Lebanon. week days 7ia .. M, i4sD
iS HIsys n anSssy ,ss week !: % a:y: ~ S % ~ srp
leave We auarryv,ls, a.; week days, 90, li.ss :. n.
500 sunxSTrI;X xTi.;XNTic M I; 81 GiirY DIVISION.
aud sDS US,h n,rs Chestnut street wharf,
900 .. m. and 400 osndSoo p M; Accosnmddsiicn:
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Estarnins lsaye Atlantic City. dspes sosnsr.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

plaint, indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, ma
Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared only by Flem-
ing Brothers, Pittsburg, Pa, the market being
fun OF limitations Of the name McLAne, spelled
differently but Of the same pronunciation.
Always look for the signature Of Fleming Bros.
and G. McLane, Pittsburg, Pa, on the wrapper.
All others are worthless when compared with
the genuine McLane's.
nOv20lyeOdTu, ,Th Saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-05

MAar1s BROS
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-03
AN ENGLISH HORROR.
The Mutiiated Body OF Boy Found
at Bradford.

The mutilated body Of n boy was
found in an clubhouse ut Bradford, Eng.
Land. Dec. Goth. II was recognized IA
that Of John Gill, eight years Of age.
The boy had been brutally murdered.
His legs and arms had been chopped
off in u rough manner and tied 10 his
body; his ears had been cut; there
were two stab wounds In his chest and
his heart and entrails had been torn
out. Tho remains when found were
wrapped in rough covering. The
police believe from the clumsy manner
id which the body was mutilated that
the crime was the work of drunken
lads whose imagination had been in
famed by the reading of the accounts
OF the Whitechapel atrocities. A milk
man has been arrested on suspicion OF
having committed the crime. The
murdered boy had occasionally ac-
companied him on his rounds. The
prisoner was the first to recognize tho
remains. The milkman, whose name
is Barrett, was taken before the magis-
trate and charged with being the last
person who saw the boy alive. Tho
boy, when last seen, was in the prison.
er's company and when he was missed
the milkman was asked II he knew
anything about his whereabouts. He
denied any knowledge Of him. The
bloody sack and q knife fitting the
wounds in the boys chest have been
found in the prisoners lodgings. He
was remanded for trial.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-03
HE KILLED HIS FRIEND.
A Young Mans Mistake While Fight.
Ing for Fair Charmer.

Aaron Wismer, OF Nocknmion, Bucks
county, Pa., was shot and probably
fatally wounded at Upper Black Eddy,
Christmas night. by William Thompson,
aged 10 years, Of Milton, N. J. Thomp-
son was paying his address TO young
lady living at Eddy, and his visits OK
cited tho jealousy OF admirers OF the
lady. Thompson, on Christmas night,
fearing m attack armed himself with
n revolver and called on the lady and
escorted her TO church. While return
ing TO her home no was attacked by
several Young ne who had threatened
him. He drew his pistol and fired
several shots without effect. Wismer,
IA friend, went up behind and tried TO
disarin him, but Thompson, not know
ing who Il was, fred over his shoulder,
the ball entering Wismer's breast In q
vital part.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-03
A CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY.
a Desperate Mexican Shot by n Colo.
RADIO Editor.

A special to the Republic from Dur
ango, Colorado, says; Information has
reached here OF u tragedy at Rico, on
Christmas evening, In which 4. L.
Rust, editor OF the Rico News, shot and
instantly killed Siguor Olson. 1t seems
that Olson insultcd Rust some time
ago, and Rust demanded an apology,
which was refused. On Christmas
evening the men met In tho Brunswick
saloon. Olson went behind the bar,
got two revolvers, laid them on the
counter and told Rust TO take ono Of
them and go with him and they would
settle the difference. A quarrel on
sued, and Olson finally jumped over
the counter, gun in hand. Rust was
too quick for him, however, drow his
own pistol and shot Olson twice, kill.
ing him almost instantly. Olson was
In bad repute, and the public sympathy
Is with Rust.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-03
A BRIGAND CAPTURED
Arrest OF tho Man Who Murdered
Marquis Guiiio la 1870.

Pietrio Dinarvo, an Italian brigand
who robbed and murdered the Marquis
Guilio ut the latter's villa near Tor,llo,
Italy, In 1876, was arrested recently
by Inspector Byrnes' men who
found him ut Stanford, Conn, and no
will be taken TO Italy, eStradition
papers having already been granted.
Tho marquis was very wealthy and
noted for his bcncvolence, and was
killed while heroically resisting three
burglars led by Dinarvo, who had
entered the villa and were riiling tho
strong box, They secured over l00,-
900 francs. The affair made great
sensation throughout Italy. Two OF
the robbers were caught In the noun
talns. They confessed and betrayed
Dlnarvo, but no escaped from tho
country. Tho New York polico we're
notified aud after long search they
captured the murderer