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Three more Train Robber. C,p.urod.. :

HH'VV 7'HU'V n 1''''1 1'V'""I. V1sFIUTUW1a
GAINESVILLE, Tx, Dec. Lefty MIR
shal HoneyCutt, who tho past few days
In company with Deputy Heck Thomas
and other United States MaBhals have
been operating In the Indian Territory
In search OF the Santa FU train Fobburs.
returned TO the city last night and re-
lateB the capture OF three more Of the
outlaws In Oklahoma City, l. I.
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puNOT sUFEs,t All Ioyut;,,

Knowing that cough eau ullvckod
u . Day and the tltsl alnges Of cu1snnip.
ton broken IN a. week, We hereby guar
antei Dr.. ACkUr's English uOugh Ran.
edy, aud will refund tho money to all
vii buy, take II "a pcr hlrrc'lnnS, md
do not lnd our statement correct For
gale ny Logan Drug uOu j. |. GOvlN n
4 yO., q, M uOplSu, A. A, Young Jo n
CJletnan, DAw.l
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THE MORMON OATns

Disquallfy Men From Cltiacn1hlp-Teach.
lngs aud Practices OF tho Church rrea.
Eonable.
SALT LAKE CRY, Dec. l.-Judse An.
dersOn has denied the application Of
MormonS to citizenship. alleging that
tue teachings and practices Of the church
had always been treasonable 10 the
Government Of the United States. In
reviewing testimony, he said that II was
shown that every one who passed
through the Endowment House was
bound by oathS never 10 reveal their
secrets; that marriages are Bolemnizod
there, and that those who are married
elsewhere 20 through the Endowment
House ceremonies at as early a date "A
practicable, in order that marital rela.
lions shall continue throughout eternity,
II was further shown that these core.
monies occupy the greater mart OF a
day, and include the taking OF an oath,
obligation Or covenant by each that he
or she, AH the case may b., will ayenpu
the blood oil the Prophets, Joseph aid
Hiram Smith, upon the government Of
the United States, aud will enIoin the
obligation upon hia orphan children In.
70 lilo third and lontth generations;
that he or Bhe will obey lli0 prieSlhood
In al things, aud will never reveal tho
secrets Of the Endowment House under
penalty Of having their thfoalS cut from
car W car, their bowels tofh Od. and
thelt hearts cut ont OF thelF bodies. The
right arm ID anolnled that Il may bU
strong 70 ayengo the blood Oi the
pfonheta.
All undefgafneAl, called tho Endow.
lneht Robe, Ia then put on, and ID 10 be
worn ever alter On this robe, over the
heart, As certain marks or dpsIgns, In.
tended 10 remind the wpater Of Tie pen.
allies that will be Inflicted In case Oi'ylO.
latlon Of thelr oath, The evidence ea
tabllshes beyond any reasonable ,lAub1
tllaL the endowment ceremuNltS arc in.
ConblStent With the oHlks Gi JiilSsnbhin,
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AK. OF L. SPLIT.

The Expulsion of Delegate o'NTalley, Of
Canton, Bears Fruit.
CANTON, o., Dec. 1.-The expulsion Of
District Delegate o'Malley,s Of Canton,
from tho Atlanta knights Of Labor Con-
vention has borne fruit. Canton Local
Assembly D, A. 9S, which Mr.. o'Malley
represents, has withdrawn from the or.
der aud returned It's charter to District
Secretary Lewis, TO be forwarded TO the
Reneral headQuartera.
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A rhrone In Danger.

BERLIN, Dec, 1.-The German dlplo
mats are much worried concerning the
,tatus Of the new Brazilian Republic.
Many continue to prophecy that 1t will
not be permanent, On the other hand
the success in Brazil has excited tho
Republicans In Portugal, and an out
break there Is entirely probable.
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MURDER NOT SUICIDE.
The Man Found Hanging at Pottstown
Killed by Ills wlfa's Lover.

READING, Dec. Lat Pottstown yes.
terday morning the C0ronci's Jury in
the case Of John Chana, said to
have become y helpless paralytic,
as a result Of blasphemy, aud who
was found on Thursday morning
In his room hanging by rope fastened
10 bedpost, returned verdict that
death resulted from strangulation at the
hands oi his wiie's lover, John Kinda
rosh, and that MB. Chana WAS accessory
to the crime.
Kindarosh and Mrs. ohana were com
mitted to prison TO answer the charge ol
murder aa"
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CONsTANTISorLr, Dec. Moussa
Bey's trial on the charges Of murder,
Arson and pillage in Armenia attracts
large crowds daily. Yesterday the throng
was so great that II forced the door Of the
court house. 1t 10 not thought that
Moussa will be convicted. The court is
very favorable to him, and treats him
with the greatest respect.
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A pECULIAR ROBBERY.
a Hank Messenger Loses o., 900 in Queer
Manner,

Manner.
CLEVELAND, Dec. LII. W. Brainard,
messenger Of the Commercial National
Bank, went to the German. "A american
Bank yesterday morning and was
paid $500. There were four pack
ages Of $500 each, and tho re-
mainder in bills. While counting
the money a stranger standing by him
called his attention to a certain check 10
the pile. While the messenger was
answering the question his eyes, for a
the desk before him.
When he commenced counting again
he discovered the loss OF tho four pack
ages containing $1,000. The stranger
had also disappeared, aud there is no
clue to his identity beyond the meagre
description the messenger is liable to give.
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WELDING THH LINKS
OF the Chain Of Evidence in the
Great croNiu Case,
DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT
States Attorney Longoneoker'sstropg
Speech for the Prosecution,
Sensations Caused by His
Vigorous Argument

CHICAGO, Dec. THE address Of Pros
ecuting Attorney Longenecker to the
oronin Jury yesterday was OF the most
sensational character, With earnest and
eloquent words he connected the links
in the chain Of evidence against the
prisoners charged with the murder con-
spiracy, A number Of the statements
made were OF the dramatic order, and
several times the advocate was inter,
rupted by the counsel for the defense,
who objected to lis vigorous language,
Judge LongeneCker commenced by
saying;
twapt to call your attention to what
was said and done In the meeting on
the 22d Of February, You will remem,
Der that Bsggs spoke oi ltin his letter TO
Spelman, aud that he said not 10 forget
heirreunion. Atthat meeting speeches
were made by different parties, and
among them Patrick McGarry made q
speech and John +, Beggs, Senior Guar.
dian Of Camp 20, answered that speech.
This Ia what McGaTry said; VI was
called on. There were three other
gentlemen that made speeches before
me, Que had referred 10 the unity that
ought 10 exist among the members and
among the Irish generally, particularly
and altogether, 1t was about the time
that LIE eOaron had teatiaed bsfore the
forgery commission IN England, and the
other gentlemen had referred 10 spies
getting into the organization"
Mark that, gentlemen, The other gen.
tleman had referred to spies getting into
the organization on the Sth day OF Feb.
ruary Of this same month.
SPIES IN the ORGANIZATION.
On the occasion Of moving the ap.
pointment Of the committee you will re.
member that Foy talked Of spies getting
into the organization. McGarry further
says: "And how Irishmen coming to
this country and becoming American
citizens ought 10 educate theirchildren."
That IL good. "0ught to educate them
first 10 the principles Of American insti.
tutions." That was good. Educate
them, also, to have a love for their faith.
ers aud mothers and their forefather's
home. There was nothing In the Irish
race or Irish history that lrishmen ought
to be ashamed OF In America That is
true. II said agreed with what oil
three gentlemen had said. said that It
was all very well 10 talk OF unity, and
that | myself wanted to see unity among
the Irish people; but that there could
not BE- unity while the members Of this
organization were. meeting III back al.
leys and on dark corners and Vllifying
aud abusing the man that had the cour.
age to staud up and attack the treachery
aud robbery Of the Triangle. | told
them that they ought to be about getting
into the organization; that l
had been inquiring into Le Caron's rec.
ord, and l said that there were men in
this organization that were worse chan
LIE Caron. said that The man who got
Le' Caron his credentials, that got him
into the convention, was a worse scoun.
drel than LIE Caron ever pretended to
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NOTHING NORG NEEDED.
Tie Johnstown benevolent Association
Able 10 Relieyo All Want.

Able to Relieve All Want.
JonSsrowS, Pa, Dec. 1.-The Union
Benevolent Association, a local organi,
zalion which succeeded the Red Gross
in caring for the needy here, iaaucd an
official address, The concluding para
graph OF which is as follows:
"We wish to cay again, and say IL EN-
phatically, that the association has the
means Of relieving any caae Of distress
among our people. II is organized fol
thls purpose and It Is unnecessary fol
any poor person in Johnstown to beg
and 1t is unnecessary for anybody else
where to beg for JohustOwn."
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N1w YOaE, Dec, i.4oscaf Richter
was found nearly dead In aiIttls back
room oyer Pedro's restaurant, at "a
nuSne street. liO had taken cAtbOliC
acid aud beside the vial which had
had committed suicide because opt ol
work and money,
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Past Inc ItIYs nlllllnn Point.

New YoRk, Dec. 1.-the Worlds
FAIR guarantee fund Of $5,0O0,0OO iB
raised. Yesterdays subscriptions, which
amounted To S9l,0S4,. carried the total
pas. the goal, with $2S 900 10 spare.
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carrying on the fight in the interest Of
American industries. Cannon, Of iii
nois, will probably be slated for thu
Appropriations Committee, Henderson
for Military Atfain and Burrows for
Rivers and Harbors.
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Good forthe railroads,

PARIS, Dec. Tue French railways,
during the six months Of the EXPOSE
ton, earned s5,00O,O0O francs over the
earnings during the corresponding pe-
riod OF last year,
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BERLIN, Dec. l.-Three thousand coal
miners Of EsssA, ut meeting to-day, ap-
pointed committee to remove the lock-
out against the agitators connected with
the recent strike,
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Tar wont feature about CatArh q Ia
dangerous tendency 10 consumption,
Ho0d's satsapatilla cures Catatth BY puti
liylng The blood.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-The officials OF the
Inman deny the report that tho steamer
City Of Paris will be withdrawn from the
service.
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PARIS, Dec. I'm. Rlcard, a Republi-
can, has been elected u member Of the
deputies from Rouen.
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Speaking oi Butks'a renting the cot.
.,lge, ne eskedi "WhlL explanation u
There 70 give iot the SottageS II Burke
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TnB DEEKNsE OrENs.

Judge Wing then sdarrssed Tho july
on behalf Of the defendants, ltOOegah
with ban ooughlInS defense. liu6Csan
by stating the vast amount and he nu.
tiefoua kinds 6i evidence produced In
the case, and all ot Il ciFuumsIAnllai,
lie explained the different llVbt N
which such evidence must bv eonsii,
cred from that accorded 10 dIfeOl eVl.
dehee, A mass Of nete suspicion ntai
not 30 taken ag proof, but each Cltcuni.
6tand6 must b. Weighed separately, -
The speaker then told Tie jnfy6i ths
celeht9tGd Dr.. Hull case Ia Nov Y6ri
citing the sharply lhpfInlnAlinp CItcuin.
siAn6es whiph pointed 10 nt, iiulI N
tile murderer ol hil wife. Yet GheaI,
murdered her lct robbery. The GtChtn
Glanges, lle said mHst have d known ant
visible connection With The utllnt, ii,
said
lilwa1on trial for my life, no iutot
who values his future peace Of mind tlafI
Use against me The fact that Ia I'M
nelkhbothood Of the homicide SotnI
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DEATH OF GENERAL BROWN.

RH'Collector Of Internal ReVsnuo-Adiu.
tant General and QuaFtermaltsr During
the War.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

Emperor william and the Cxsr OF Russia
vii. meet at Kiel in August
Mrs Phoebe YenEun died Wednesday at
Morrison, Ill. aged los years
Daniel Bartels the famous Plattdeutsche
poet, la. just died in Hamburg, III the age
OF II years
Tho FIRST National Bank OF Lskota, ID T,
has been organized with capital or 500,
10 aGd L. Ashley Aears as president
The bell OF the new cruiser Charleston
contains $50 il silver ten-cent pieces con
tributed by the Thousand workmen EN-
ployed in her construction.
Jods Maddox. lately released from the
Michigan City Penitenjiary, has been ar
rested at Hartford City, Ind, on charge
Of blowing i safe at Montpelier.
Iae Arlalgamated Association has finally
taken In every class OF Iron and steel
workers. including a number Of iaborer.
about the mills The bolJmakers were adj
United on Wednesday,
by the bursting or - large iron wheel in
tho Standish hoop factory at Lima, o,
Wednesday. William McClelland had bis
lower Jaw torn away and Was 50 badly il
jured that he can not live.
Baron Gvnito. a Hungarian nobleInan
has been sentenced 20 three years impris-
oument At hard labor ia tho prison OF Gratl
for killing his adversary in duel during
ths.fastiag anniversaries
The town OF Ruhrsort, at the confluence
o. the Rhine and the Ruhr. is partially
under water. both those rivers having over
flowed their banks. Tue harbor works and
many buildings are submerged
Fred Douglass and Frank Thornton, who
made a bold attempt 10 rob the State Bank
n Minneapolis at high noon few weeks
ago. have been sentenced To fifteen year:
zach In the Still .-ate- EslI-sssiary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
IN GREAT NEED.
Locked Out Miners at braidwooc.
L.. Suffering.
HUNGER AlTiCkS rHElR fLNlLlES.
Asstst&aes Asked ~ tie Charitable the
Dsllsf GsDa s.sittss bsaAs ls-bls ~
eap..ls 1Asn Nxsl.- Dsss1t1s.ss
Ass2s kss.a sIrkksEs
II AcrNal wAsr.

John. IL jane - There ase ectasl
cases 81 aesglt4IioE AID SIAN alton among
families Of tAe locked cat CoAi miners IL
ne BTsids oo1 district CS1-lnilates ~
golieE oltlsras s<nt kss james Lewis. ~
the Central fESsby terrain Church, I'D ; }.
MAlIsT. secretary II TIE loaAg Aen e CHRIS
tan Association - Tile clIy, g. brAi1~ ood
Il inYsstls ale t1e condition VI Lac miners
And theiI families They found mSay cases
~ Scs42l want Ia tLs house heias ~ lie
mluers nearly al ~ whom lave large f~u4-
lies 81 children
hey Lewis and Walter s4~ faulty atteI
family turned away IRON Ike IelsE LsAa-
quarters VIII TIE remark. We have 10
nOUT Tor ven TO-DAY, come to-IAQuow.
Ia many Eases this meant neither supper
nor breakfast and there weie 40
doubt many families 10 proud u
beg relief The relief coIDIl!ttee calls on
the citizens generally 70 besto~ whatever
they osn Ia cAIEfty for the relief 81 Tie
suffering families u tie niinsIs- n 0enent
concert vii De given al the opera house 10
night and subscription hsts ~ raise money
have been started in various pArts o. the
city.
Al the beginning Of the strike there were
1874 men employed Since then about 30
principally young men, have left BRAID
wood Tor other points leaving about 90
miners most OF whom are heads OF fami-
lies IL is a safe estimate 10 SAY that :, QUO
persons have been left without means II
livelihood
The nationality OF the BIaiGw God miners
was found 10 be 100 negroes. 80 Italians
80 Bohemians and AZ Ing lish, Irish, Scotch
and Americans The miners have . relief
committee. bat supplies ARE scarce.
INDIANA MINERS hCfFEkISo
ISDIANAFoLIs, Ind, June ~. Governor
Hoy.y has prepared proclamation ia re-
latiOn TO the strike of the block coal miners
OF Clay County. Ia 1t tie Governor says
that he does not presume any legal right 10
request demand Tor any AID from the olti-
zens, but he hopes that TIE appeal oi Tie
miuers will meet warm response.
He continues so follows:
The people OF Clay County should realize tie
fact that such relief eau only last for few
DAYS, anu that tbe officers Of tie county have
ample authority under the laws of the State 10
make full provisions for all whO may need as-
sistaIce. The legal powers Of the county COM
mlssloners aud township trustees can not be
doubted No appropriation has been made by
the laws fthis state 10 meet such contingea-
cles out Of any public funo and II gre at or unex
pected burdens should unfortunately far upon
the people OF Clay or any other county. II is
believed that the generous people OF the State
would compel their Representatives 10 make
future appropriations 70 meet such eaPsIai-
tares."
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
The JOANSTOwN FUND.
Governor Beaver and Ills Commissioners
fors@ aIAts Plans Tor tts Dtstribation-A
Portion 10 CO TO sarsreEs from floods
fa Other LocauGeA

Governor Beaver and Ills Com si ssioncrs
Forra aIAts Plans for fts Distribatioa-A
Portion 10 Co TO sauersEs from Floods
fa Other LoczuteA
JOaSsrovS Pa. Juns 20 Al :hc con-
fsrsncs wednesday or Governor Beavers
relief commission which lasted about three
hours, the Pittsburgh members % the COM
rniaHioa wanted the J. .0oo. 90 loan expend-
CT upon measures Of solid relief for Johns
town While tho eastern members were Of
the opinion that the Susq johanna and
Junitts valley sufferers were also entitled
- recognition After a great deal OF tax
Governor Beaver decided that JOhnstown
should have = or ~ per cent OF the 81. OOJ,
90 The next question was how the mon
ey sb0ald "a distributed buildings were
conceded the first want os the people. and
so Chicago ready made houses Will be put
~ and furnished ~ soon as they can De got
up0n the ground 1t was also decided
- devote every means possible 20 the
stricken people IL the community seS-sup
porting and induce thsm To get 20 work IA
soon a. possible. resolution was passed
that al ths money tn sight. all the money
raised and that viii Do raised viii not bs
sufficient 10 meet the wants OF the SUI
ferers ia the flooded valley The COM
mission elected Governor Beaver chairman
and l. s stevens. - Philadelphia, secre-
tGrY. The commissioners and al praised
General Hastings services In the COae-
mauah valley IA this great emergency.
Governor Beaver aud his party called on
Miss Clara Barton the president Of the Red
Cross society. - day .ad each gentle
wa presented separate The Governor
congratulated Mss Barton On her good
work
The strike among the laborin~ men here
= fairly on and there srs not 80 men sll
told az work Those employed by Nc
Knight. che Pittsburgh contractor. are
sdls aud the disssS'sfaetion and discord IL
spreading So the other workm@h over
bsaring bosses aud short rations
for Witch the men are made 20
psy literally. are grievances as well
a. reduction from $40 TO
a. 3 per day While every thing appears
quiet on the surface. there Is fear that an
unaercurreus OF diScord mag break ont at
anv tme AMI riot follow. A largely at
tended meeting 81 al strikers vas held ia
the open sqgsre aud thsir grievances wer.
freely discussed.
Three loads - Italians arrived here
from She Eass mt n com mistes ot the
striking Italians met them az tbe station
and persuaded them not 20 leave the trsin
until the present labor trouble IL settled
Thav we're si5e-crac Ssd snd vi be ted ~
tha strikers
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21
A BLOODY CHAPTER
Hcsrlrylng crimss Reported Fron
Various Localities.
4 SEaIES Of TERRIBLE TRAGEDIES
A Ma Dsil ssI atslg si4ss4srsa After n s-
tsx 80 kgs. sfsa o@tA seD4as--
SoaPIe Cis4Fgaa u4th n iiltIs
IAalF tL8L.lsra- Otl4eE Dse-is.

HxLsss. Ark. gaas - lanes Crosby
ELe4erF Al1ss Assessed 44Haes Gregg o.
eo1zl4s 8. II A4Eias seat a.la White a.
nsEics add s1sa snoS uTsxory syss saI
Ehs ~oElA4sa 14aa fslL H-lsi4z hl--Ss.E "a
lls slso~ % denounced gEossF "a a csss-
aralF 4lslI 1sZzr sd iasissd 1l-a - na-al Al
sorA - saso.ll-s liza a. AZ. lE1sty re-
Iiizl LL.s - bsiizEs1 IA @s-i1 anI 4s1o
sfztsly aA0g hiA 1sad he taoa nsd =
sl4<s2don 4s1 gave AiIa5sf ~
a-LLED ia 4ACsaTE2s assSAsD.
AozE1sz-kF a. J4as ~ A special =
tas Advertise from Ci-aloa states lh-s
A Collier a ia~ysr, shss 4aG i2sLsls-.y
klllsd Us soa- ia-i4s Pal Oisl4a,
Wednesday l4sTnins GiEh4n hsa tGTsat-
sasa - AZ Collier 4ad ais family Tas
ss1OnsE l4ry rsgaxas1 /. verdict u r1zEi
E@s4s ho14iclds
CAAkazD via an AsFuL caLdz
LHcoLs. Neb June % Dir AZ AFs
John Le4sitl acre arrested "Wednesday
charged azh muTtsrinZ their t~O daaga.
tsxs near Gresham ga sunday night InsJ
are lodged - al a. - - Ar and hTs
IsaYitt el4iuls1 % aavs found thsiE chi
eren Win tAsr thrOaLs cut upon returning
fx0u a Wait % Gresham
sLES HIs JUVENILE swEEFHEAsI
Nav LoSDos, Coma. June - Alvin
PaTks. tbs cook Of the Soank fishing smack
A.ria Louise murdered = Ia ysaT-0ld giri
E4uls1 lIILlsneld Psrke iz a Nltower and
l. ~ years Cd lie w.s Ia love with tbs
gtri but or ATE she declined
Is attentions sunday he called al heI
Tesidsnes az Goat Point armed via Coz
line and By s.nker and amused hinlsoif by
smashing ia the windows aud threatening
l. ALL The siri unless she returned IA
love Tuesday be claimed ~ have found
tAe g'rl Hts GA teCns Of intimacy ~ltl
another sad BE determined 20 Kill her Tie
entered TIA Lit,lsaeid hoass and hTed f0ui
sl0ts az the girl all taxing effect farks
va arrested aud taken TO Mystic for trial
ssoT ais FtAF2ArE DEAp
LAsatos. OaI. June 20 Wednesday
evening near this " age a boy named
DAVIS. ags1 "a years. shot and irstantlr
killed joan RoArer, aged - sc2Es There
L.sd been a. old gruas5 between the boys
aad Davis Oh meeting hobrer, said
stand back or | VII. snsOt YOU and Ina.
metl4tsly hrad. tie ball passing thToags
EoArers temple Davis as arrested
MURDERED az A ANAL
CHATHAM Ont June - Frank Bear
aged - years vas stabbed "Wednesday
pigat Oy Aug lslGs park AGED - aud died
almost i.lstsntly FsrA surrendered him
SCI ~ tho p0Ncs lt appears that Bear was
sitting some steps With girl. when Park
sad another young man passed and made
souao remarks about Bear The latter told
them 70 move oa, whsa Park stabbed hin
- the heart
TaREE MURDsRs IN oSE DAY
WRESTLING " Va June - Three muir
ders IN ono day Is The record OF Putnam
County this state James u. PAUL, u bach
eior farmer Nas killed ~ tenant whose
dagghlsr 40 had seeuced John Moore
another farmer. killed a neig abor. Heary
Bradley, vita a club, and Doc Lawrence
- miner killed Iusn stevens. = follow
miner. With PICK All the murders were
committed Witain 4 radius a. three miles
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-21

fsraer Ling afs ntlss sa.ass s~s< & = -
-.a. IA - f0G.1 t8=1 - = Zee as4x
- alai.a ~sr1 rs reEssk cas- 1rssn ~ -
e.E Aas 4z4k4 80 t1--S-t % Is case ~
ss.Cila a11 80 iza slTy as ma1e A fss
a4fs az SKIS --syEla< 9as-f re x 80
sEsssaE4elG a. Cnaflllss Aiisu 10
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