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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13

Especially does one sing pBans to black
fur. Last winters fancy for urdyed, natu-
raj furs has measurably subsl ded and even
the mourning furs, formerly 50 regarded,
set OFF the bright compilations not Of
matr ms only but of buds in their first sea-
son. Russian sable is the most fashionable
as il is one Of the most costly furs worn.
Hard on its heels comes black lynx, always
becoming and so always ia demand. One
of those colorless blondes with pale yellow
hair occupied prominent box at the opera
the other evening She wore deep Rus
sian cape of somber fur with cuffs Of the
same upon the sleeves Of her hunters green
gown Her bonnet was black velvet, fur
edged, and about her waist one caught a
glimpse OF a gold-colored belt or girdle
Against slch a background her fair skin
shJne out with sea smell dslicacy and bril-
lance.
1t is blondes who lead in toilet novelties.
1t Is they VINO wear the silver fox and sill
yer lynx, the golden beaver aud the white
astrakhan, SO far rs those light furs a
used. Isabelle Eyesson, Eitelie ClaYton's
p city blonde sister, was IN the street yes
terday in one Of Those uatty French reding
gotes Of soft red Sax0ny cloth, aor b 2 brown
eyes peeDing ont from q muttier OF silve"
lynx which was wound first abou5 her hat,
the two ends crossing at the back, then
drawn round her throat and taally ending
in long boa ends somewhere about her
dress hem.
Among the Twenty third street shopping
crowd Mrs james Brown Potter made
graceful figure some days ago in n gray
blue gown, on who's pgCtcoat were oval
medal'ions of gray fur 10 lenCt2Wlse rows.
An edge Of the same fur bordcred the deep
over dress and over tuis was worn a gray
blue coat with fur vest, rolled epeul-tt s
Of fur at the a-mholes and broad Russian
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
MEDICAL,
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death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Loss Of
POWER N eNher sex, Involuntary Losses and
SpermStorrhcea caused by over.exertion OF this
BRAN, sefabuse or overiniulgsnce. Zach box
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ceipt o. price. We guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure
aEy case. With each order received BY us Tor
ok boxes. accompanied with s., we vii! send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund
cure. Guarantees issued only by THE a. NJ
HEIDI COMPANY. Wholesale Druggists, Sols
Agents, corner Congress aa1 Whitaker streets,
Gavannah. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ana Blood,
As prepared by Dir. H. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Bniousness. Constipation,
Iudigesti m or Dyspepsia, Headache, Ma
larla, Kidney Disease, Dizziness. Colds,
Loss OF Appetite, Feyers, Calls, Blotches,
Pimpl s.. all Impurities " the Blood, Pain
in tie Back, Palpitation Of the Heart, and
all other diseases caused by disordered
liver, stomach aad kidneys, the first great
cause Of ali fatal diseases. 50 cents and 81
per hottie. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by Il. Motley, NJ. D., Atlanta, Geor-
gt1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumon. ia and laryngitis take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh take Lemon
Hot Dgoos
For al throat and lung diseases take
Lemon Hot D-o.s.
An elegaa, and reliable preparation, IS
cents per bottle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
You should rot Fel

To visit the crockery house Of James S.
Silva, If in search of wedding or anniver-
sary present or anything for home use.
You will fad there the largest stock aud
greatest variety, while the prices are guar
antced as low as the lowest Ricn cut
glassware, plain and decorated china,
lamps Of every kind, and variety Of other
desirable goods, which only personal in
spaetion can give an idea OF.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Relieves Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13

sea skin which half the women alive have
81 zhed and yearned for, and now one turns
from it disdai fully 10 fall prost ate oetcre
the charms Of regal velvet .Oaks, fur-tFinl-
med, superb enough to wrap an empress.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
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S(a'>o' empire takes It's way, Is
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ware "a"''!' "e changed to Noi'ih-
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oe'c'opMehV' Inc industries or
9''''ze' cover q VICE range almost
everything III :acf' even 4 Con-
nec'ic0t lahkee coa'd thinA OF.
Among THEM are COKE ovens, IRON
furnaces railroad caFand machine
sA"Ps' iouhdfies' HOUR ana cotton
'h'''S' Ss'!c"''NFal 'mp'cmeh's'
FURNITURE piano. carriage wagon
loo'' zee canning ana o'hef lac
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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
4 WiFE'ts EDUCATION.
4 Pleasant Picture Of 4 Refined
Noman's Home Organization.

II is for The woman whose hus-
band works hard to earn money
that / propose this special and
superior education to enable her
to spare and spend his money as
well and wisely as he earns it. It
is most necessary for the poor
man S wife to know the value Of
money and the nature Of moneys
wofth. The cost, value and wise
way CT using her fuel is to her and
hers first need. The first pri n
cip!e8 Of cookery fire to her ital
condition Of existence. She, above
all, should know how to select
good food, to cool it wholeso,nely
and nntutiously, to mix good
drinks, to buy cheaply, and to get
good measure and exact quantities
Of all she wants; to make all her
markets wisely and well; to buy
all of he BEST, and all at q mOdcr-
ate price; that is her special wis
dom. How TO clothe her children,
her husband and herself with
good, lasting, warm stufs; to Sc
lect them herself-there is occu-
patton, enjoyment, yirtuous work.
Then to De able to teach her chill
(lren all she knows; to be able to
train them to be wise, yirtuous
and useful like herself-therc is
work and also happiness; and then
to be able to receive from them
grateful help in return-thcre is
reward. Then look at the poor
mans leisure in q home illumin-
ated by such an educated woman;
look at stn evening flrcSidc where
books can be Interestingly and
we'll read aloud; where scnss can
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01


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Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01

First term commences the Second
Monday in January. jury term,
seeend term commences OH the Third
Monday in Marcli. No jury,
! Third term commences OF theBecond
Monday in Ausast. Jury term.
Fourth term commences on the See.
ond Monday in October. Nojnry.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
Florida Oranges.

This delicious fruit, unlike any
other, requires q full year to de-
velop. The trees are White with
bloom in February, and though
the oranges attain their growth by
October and are yellow NY Novem-
Der they grow sweetcr by hanging
on the trees till February, when
they are perfect, though The bulk
Of The crop is marketed long be,
fore, owing to the demand aad
fear of freezing.
This year the crop is estimated
to be fully 100000 boxes, more
than double that Of any previous
year. Each box holds an average
of at least $50. Each freight box
carries an average of about 500
boxes. So TO move the crop will
require five trains of twenty cars
each per day Cor 100 days, and the
450,C0o,C0o oranges will allow
nearly ten each to every inhabi-
tant in the United States.
To such amazing proportions
has this fascinating business de
veloped within very few years,
and the young trees yet to come
into bearing promise in years to
multiply the above figures by ten.
Many are satisfied when buying
to learn from the dealer thst they
are getting "Florida" oranges, ig-
norant Of the fact that the varle-
ties are rs numerous as their
grades Of quality. In buying ap-
pies one generally selects fall pip.
pins, greenlng or Baldwins to
suit, whereas in purchasing oran-
ges the brand of FLORIDA is suf-
fcient. Consumers will soon find
out, ii they have not already, that
the variety in oranges is greater
than in apples, and learn to select
Homosassa, Nonpareii, sweet Sc
velle, Indian river, Tangerine or
Satsuma as readily as they now
do various apples.
There is one trade mark On many
Floriday oranges that can not be
counterfeitad; when the peel is
discololed by what is known as
rust" you may know the fruit
was grown in the land eff flowers.
So far from this being q drawback
except for looks, this rust IS a pos
tive advantage. Russets are in
yariably solid, sweet and juicy;
the tiny insect that caused the
discolored peel stherehy hermeti-
cally seals the pores, combining the
iuiees that otherwise would eyapo-
rate; yet you may buy russets for
about 81 per box cheaper than
brights. So much for slooks or
the whims Of taste. Few oranges
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
A Printer Reporting.

One day during tue encanpm cnt
the managing editor Of the uous-
ton Tex, Fost found he was short
Il man to report part OF the pro
ceedin9s on the grounds. Spying
The foreman OF the composing
room, lie requested him to take
notes OF q company cH4l, emo tAls
IS the way ne did It:
"PromDtiv at faur o'clock tAp
company marched upon The ground
and were received by burst of
applause. Immediately the faith
er Of the chapel called time. and
the foreman Of the company began
to call off bY s!uws. When he
called cut SLUG they untixed
bayoncts, and kept On through the
manual by numbers. Tie com
panv was made up of numerous
wrong fonts. there being o plea
alongside Of miaior one. and q
brewer boy alongside of a non
Dareil one. In conpany front the
line was very ur.cycnly justified
there being Il three. en- space be-
tween some numbers, while be-
tween others there was 4 three,em
quad. In platoon movements the
fellow who acted as right hyphen
slipped below tile line, and all
three CT The proof-rcalers COM
menccd to mark errors. In wheel.
inc left in circle one handful got
badly squahbled, and when they
went to call off q phalanx Of four
to the front and center the whole
form got pied and the proof-read-
crs and copy-hoiders again got
their work iii. In marching in
columns OF Tours another bad com
pany error was made. Some
thought they had got q piece and
a"half table Oil the tie, while
others evidently thought they had
struck four columns OF figures and
words, and put in a period when
they should only have used q COM
ma, IN making hme around the
battle-ground. When the assist
ant foreman was ordered 10 make
up a tour page form, he made Il
serious error, haFing only a plea
between two pages, while between
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
Lumber, LUMBER!

We will deliver Kiln Dried AMI Dress
ed Lumber. on the yard at our mill, IL
miles northwest of Homer, near Hay
uesvl!le, at $500 ler thousand feet.
we n.,.ka spc2ialy Of FIRST CLASS
Lumber.
IASGEOaD s CAKES BROS.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-03-01
Official Directory.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
K L Gibson, New Orleans.
J i Eastis. sew Orleans.

j b Eastis. Orleans.
REPRESENTATIVES,
First Di"tI''', 10" . Oh Aaflih' N y
Second District, NJ Hahn, of Jefferson
Third District. Ell Cav. Of plaonpp,iue
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p;nh D;.,,;ct CNawt,, of;t,,o,o,..,
Sixth District, A Y Irion, of AyoyelIcs
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~ ~ p;.aa Tro,.,,ror
wupngsrs ATTORNEY General
:, nrosnx sunerin,t Pm rdro,tn
srpnr,lr CornT
+ Bermndez, No. Chief Justice
= !, T i I"fn', "'' E S',mI1'
) D MgEhtry' Daa" :1: ,;.
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Robert J wilson, Clerk
Corrr OF ApvzALs.
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.Ljin c Moncnrr, Shreveport 1,
A i George, Mlndcn
Parishes ana Times OF Court
Cadlo: First Mondays in January and
jane
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and July
r;e,vill.. secarG Mondays in February
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and ,JaIy,
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October.
Lincoln: Second Mondays in March and
o''0',I'
Jackson: THIRD Mondays IN iaarch ana
October.
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Vim: First Mondays III Api'l and y .
yembcr.
ss1eiiitocieS: ''e"'a 'loloayS ~ -tPF''
ard November.
s.,;,e. F,rrth ,jord,,s IN AMI, and
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HoNoiio0i'
Ufoo'a' / itS' Mondays III say ana oe-
eo''i'r'.
q he'd RIVER laird Mondays IN May aud
Deeem,,cr
ii''i'p 'i9l"iol """Ni
Composed OF the Parishes OF Claiborne,
Union and Lincoln.
at,.n p,,lsa.l, p,sto, Tho
A'.," 80. .'", 49," l'"'''', '''''7s'
! j MClendon, Homcr Dist Attorney
cT.rno.yr r.v1st
First term commences the Second
Monday in January. Jrry term.
$50 a.. r.,;.,,
'seS''' 'eli' commences va '''' '''"
Monday IN March. No jury.
Third fern commences or tbeEec0u0
Monday in Apr,st, Jprv term.
foai'h eef'h coG'hiebc"S on Tue ''oe'
ond Monday in October. No jury.
~
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Monday IN Fpbynorv ,rrv tarr,
srennd term cnnancncas ON ths sec
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

JOHN MATTHEWS toe AlNiIS~s i"NtN'as
they have escaped punishment Tor tAef crimes
until now.
II Will be remembered that December %.
Isss eon,eds. atcs OF the Bald knobbers broke
into the Jail and gave The four CONDEMNED men
al opportunity 10 depart John and Whey
Matthews took advantage OF The chsnee. but
Dave tand "Bnl' Walker declined 20 cave
and gave the alarm 20 the sberir who resided
IN The jail building They alleged as a reason
for not leaving that they preferred 20 await
the action OF the courts IN Their cases,
the younger Walker stating that he would
rather hang than be bounded al over the
country by officers OF the Law. IL Vas gen
orally thought al tie time. however. that the
Walkers fully anticipated IenieBcy. afo feared
that irjudcious action on their part would
preiudice heir chances for clemency. TIE
weather was very Indictment and John
Matthews soon gave himself up, saying that he
preferred any thiIg % death from starvation
aud cold Wiley Matthews las never tince
been heard frcIn. though rumor has u that hs
has been seen ia the Indian Territory
Taney Couutv. Mo, is noted az tie birth
place q BALD -kuobbism. EarlY-08y iawiees-
ness caused the formation Of a league Tor TIE
protection OF lie and property IA this wiia
country. The regulators fTst came INTO prom
iuence when the notorious Frank aud
Tubal Taylor entered tue home - hr-
Dickinson IN Forsgthc. no, aud mur-
cered The inmates Tbey were captured by the
new law-ara- order league and lynchca- ChTls-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

b9a 0Etea g. ~ - A. tae af>ye .
- sfIle poor p..-raa o.er Ete's flQgs
faata, sss t'lleEeg stsp, l.alta i.-.s
841at4Fai gla-leT ~ tl4r ese sl44 lss. &
- eo8li 4t4 - 4fco l4it-ls - s--
f8stg4l4gy pEssstse u tae hSad eTgg
fAe iimgs. t.e s-At ~ Tee aFea.3 & 49,
eous,la4F tsQa ts.st caasss t1e r-
marx tas freq sentsy, a-zs 4Ga 4
.he Interests Il s,uh ulllol gslllaGgs "a :
= peIEeG. - assure ti4sAl Ul2t their
Il. ~ use 81 ttH1 Io ibaeeI toward gEst
asIr4a Facefstae-e r8lt awaits all that
-. untl lice 'E8Led space = COS eret
from aDy sfcs4 cAui J., tof the seielt fe
researches III ~. f. y. Pierce. result
.E- III tlae .-fiolaen VI tlca. Discovery
lAFe as1esLed ffCm Nature = remedy
aDIeh never fails 80 cGEe ths scour.l
" our IdcG uA.elI ls really loth14g
nore nor less Ila-l ocr0lU.a ol tllu
Lungs, If t2ken i J time. Drugg -
seil lt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

city TIE had previously hreskfSsted
With the regular mess III tho prIs-
on and gone through The custom
ary ordeal al the clerks desk Among
other things he declared that &c Las eight
children Asked whether he waS OF the
Protestant oT Catholic religion. he replied,
"Paslgan. 'HoN vas your health when
you entered pTis0u:" Pair How Is II
now Good
ON leaving tho keepers hall he shook
hands VIII all the oTtieials never noticing
the squad or reporters standing near lie
was given ticket 10 New York and a flye
dollar bill and then proceeded ueryously
down the iron front steps 10 the
outer gate followed by the report
ers. Al the gate he was met by friends with
d carriage, into which lie stepped briskiy
and was whirled away up into the city, pre-
sumabiy ~ the residence 81 his daughter,
who has remained ia Auburn during the
whole period of his confinement
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
1T WAS BADLY NEEDED.
Drenching Rains Gladly Welcomed By
Northwestern Farmer,.

LINCOLN, Neb., Kay Il. The Bmhngton's
weather bureau shows that the rain for the
last few days has been quite general
over the entire system or thai
road, which includes the greater
portion or Nebraska, Northern Kansas
and Eastern Colorado The ground has re-
ceived thorough drenching. and the army
Of chinch bugs brought into the state by tho
high southwest winds in the early part OF
the week have all been killed
WAyKsLY. Ia, May ll.-Heavy rains have
fallen throughout this section OF the State
during the last two DAYS. and the ground is
thoroughly soaked Farmers have about
completed corn planting and under
the most favorable circumstances, as
the ground was hot with tust
enough moisture 20 force corn up with
in six days after IL had been put IN tho
ground Oats and grass never looked bet
ter or more forward at this time OF the
yeSr. Every thing looks promising. and
with q reasonable amount OF ram Iowa will
this season beat last years corn and Cat
crop.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
II VAS BARBAROUS.
Details of ths Execution OF tie
Three Bald Knoo5ers
HORRIBLE SegsE At TIE SCAFFOIR.
srhe Nsotinas Dashed - the ssssaaa ~ gl.s
Brs4ktns of tas nopes-fi~eea As-aa
49, as klEsssa. Ia A. sssrassg ~aa dEss
slVNly Cboks ~ 1ss-sA-
HANaER qNIax

CEkNx. NJ Ma Ia 3hose Who witnessed
the horrible saeDs attending the haagtng ~
solu Naytle IS sua the Makers Dave @na
BlI. tho tares halc hnonoers on tIiasy.
toT which lie ba1gA eAecauoAsF - a.
Responsible. VII never forget A. d1st ls-
fofe leaving his cell Jana Matthews sio-
claimed Als Innocence IL iond Nshoe-
she sheriff helped Matthews az tls ss-ufs
Aouag Maker followed With IrM step.
lis father following close behind a. nfm
a. ever At tic trap short PRAYER vas
delivered by Rev 4 Is Horn, alter
which all lalaed IL singing hes. j II
hasn read a chapter fI0Gl lhe Book 81 job
Rev Thomas Il Hanks offorod pfaseE.
The moose ~as adjusted al a. John Nat
iheNs then said be had nothing h say but
called on AL 10 were willing ID help his
httls ones 10 hold up their hands Nosrly
every one Ia his sight held up his hand
The black caps were adjusted al 9,al Al
g..S the crop fell John Matthews fell pray
ing Tie stretch oi the rope lei al fsl ~
TIE grouad. The rope broke anc William
Walker fell loose and iay IherJ stIs,g : ling
and groaning he talked Tor three mia
uies. y hen be Mas taken up by the sheriff
and deputies on The soafsld Dave
Walker Mas drawn up and died IN about
fifteen minutes Matthews lived about
thirteen minutes. and dieo with hls
feet on the ground The scene wEs
horrible IN the extreme Matthews and
Dave Walker were cut dcwn at I0l0 The
trap u as again adjusted s4d William Walk
er lifted. helpless, and groAning and strug-
CLING, and almost insensible, and the rope
again adjusted and the trap again sprung
This time the descent came 10 a saloden
stop, with his feet fully thirty inches from
the ground, and he diec without a struggle.
CAREKR or THE BALD-KNoHBERs
The Raid -kuonhers suearsa death sas tbs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
a MILITARY eLUNOER.

German Soldiers Ordered to Fire Into u
Mob of Striking Miners-Three Persons
Killed, Including Ono Woman-Arriyal al
of More Troops.
BERLIN, May IL A sanguinary encounter
occurred Thursday night at Bochum, In
Wostphalia, between the military and the
striking miners and their supporters Three
persons were killed and many were in
iured One of the killed was a woman
More troops are arriving In Westphalia
General Albedyll IL directing their move
ments The presence OF the troops embit-
ters the strikers. later dispatch from
Bochum says that the firing by the military
Thursday night was a fatal blunder, a
crowd Of passengers issuing from the rail
way station being mistaken for rioters
about to attack the troops
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

posed of uefghbofs. found himself IN the dark
rocesses 81 some lonely wood or rsvine. sur
rounded by hundreds Of masked Tnoa, who m
posed upon him 8 hlood-curdling obligation.
the fufraction 81 which was punishable ~
death. once lu ne could never get out and re-
main IN hat section Of the country.
one o. tie mosi peculiar features % Bald.
Tnobblsfn IS that tie majority o. the pruml-
ncut ar mue-s q the band are devout church
frcmoers Especially was this uue q Chief
walker who was O ten perarc c. advocate nuc .
generally devious Iuau- nc could nos. 20 TIE
Cay 81 n.s Gcath see that the BALD Knob reru-
lstors were other than champions ~ Size righl
Who Tna0e fatal but unavoidable mistake m
thc Crocn-Elcns tiuing Be has asserted con
ndeatly al along uat he would never be
hanged
There were r1s1er0us visits by tha band 20
petty offenders. but nothing occurred 80 At
frnct widespread attention until the Green
T1eus a1air. ullca terminated in tbe down All
a Rsif-TEnoIhffrn. TIE Green E8eus killing
occurred iu Msrch 1877 AZ q point eght
miles southeast 81 ozars. John Eesns Vss
Whipped by The Ials-Knobbou for mfsbs
having in church. O.d man Bdrns. . frieno
- Evans, ntcr'ered. sud received four
blows with tie wtir before fhief walker
could interfere. Tb.s 50 snraEec Eaens thst
he fearlesslv condemned the Bald -knotDers
and o. the ulgbt q March %. lfF1 Tie band
net 70 consider Eoens 0ferses There veFs
twsrtr-sir present and after 8 brisf dshoer-
sflou they proceeded 70 ~. E8eus resi-
deros 20 punish TIE uustes Thss wer.
net win reslstancs. and fred Several
voiisvs info The house khiug william
Iarus and Charles Green Ms brother
q fs-lav ana quite seriously wovnciug ola uss
/ Iaerf D. she melee younq WzikeT wa sBui
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

-.s uo tsI n Oak. and tne prisoners ~.
taksn - sp-iugesis So 20 snfs sesp'ne
Ia rss rrruFf.v bult t0w--srs sne tns BAD
prrs.f.sss~s trar.s fa-re5 tc fizsrk,
Ths f~sf bep-fne % - Bad genbfef csses
49, n Auqust ~. bef Chisf sife- 80 ngt
trise 49, spT8 lsss u hsrnh- ~ three of
~ ~ fs~rerr ~or -esss< - tss srss - Dave
WAIVER wrs -ssralg ft~us- be scfntffirf re
.ssan,f - fhs Hsi5 gnoSDers ~ fssns
s,rus. b-s rieselug - CO nos srrivs srth sfssy
- saeotine Rid cssseA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
DefaIcauon Increased.

NEw DEDToaD, Mas. May I1.-The defal-
cation CT Treasurer mckeBsoa. % the Five
Cent Savings Baa1, has been found 10 be
81. 900. instead OF e.. 90 as first reported
The peculations extended over thirteen
years M nicketson has assigned his prop
erty 10 cover tho loss b his bondsmcn aud
will continue lis fancy farming.