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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
THE PAGNELL COMMISSION.
its sudden aud Sensational Lnding Pc
nnrIah.

ID,n0v. February 3 There are diverse
rlf.U.- fN uIIIf 90 "a sudden Hui seusffIluul
fn Iut NO N. pros lugH 40 tnH ga u'il com
mission. ffI4a-s ir.cl thlt SIT Charles Rus
.... nII|H It i-e flt ParueIHf su0f fD Ofef Hur
f....nE. NI fU rest the case Wncrr I'llft
and I.. l.Ir graphic capfrfs naFe nnslc1.
nI Hn .fI. fu Ine s.ueo % hr court or q 'rf
H.f. .fH ffhe cnl Of the work y fhe commi
n I- drawing tO "a close. there is 100
r0. ali h.ir now po
.II.r fHlf Sir lhalle, Russell and
I.- -0eIa rs Ul wIfltra from tne cf-e
..HI . l.H fHe lmm. .on t1 bring me pro.
ee Jugs lra' alI llrniae I DID, ~n", ,1Del,'
nlutnr fnc assoc llfr Justices NAV cnoo q.
IN. r.llct 0f tnr pu' hc hiss airead oren
I.rn.anI rE D. tn. m0s- pronounced or. .c-
tl.l.f fnif fn whole affair has resolved i.-eii
Iae Is.gr1lh. nhich s. usually raNid T9rg
organ. u.Nit. bat the evidence gwen u}
p..UIf lis been 30 own to She fohr "'nds 50.
rItnI.anI Wifh it the as 4 tne I"es. ana
a.n.traIs in.imItes that the E1f fuWen
f. .r.InHIiu.ly winged by fDc -h0's ~ me
... G 0f-furitu attorney sereihl "h
r.I.I. ..I IUN--I ua puAclurcl ht failfiAeiA
rae lIIni,, expects th-t Sir Charles Rus
.. .... demand fhaf fig4ft te arrested Tor
... may arl tIs dl1cut Tor any fody to s.e
rr.. N- . oll uot be. lie rlayed ia't
.uf IL. s. rh h0th sidcs. AMI both sde' are
Iaa.utig Ilter,s.od ln puulshius him f0r his
fisacE SESSION ogPARLtANESr
last night. lchafe in the House of Com
r-... 1u feilhe hfil for the 2 Vernment, ahl
fn. n..elt nn- aie thar tNe 1er esf noIlciI
Session .f tafIiam .nt tnat England hfs seen
rminy years nHs begun. Toe slightest anu
.i.nrn IiDnnf inn gufcrnment mrt-ur'; WIS
I. sufficient t0 rre ipifate row, ann tNt
.urlr. ss r solutions, ic ng ihe Rehtia. .
...rf rrf with nrexarl o. the Imprisonment OF
ur O.Urenau hisc0i efgues. watch nave B.
r.tfv been formulated. wi. D. esnru upon
fn. ito -eatfh fhetar.ifsf opportunity.
rHs SAMOAN TROUBLES.
Tle fafg,s g1s.f> ob erfes that me Wnite
t, ...n samoan affairs h-s been fayoraoiy re
..I.In nrtlr Engli b. hut not ny tue Amen
... rr..4. which is ii-pleas9f ~ the frfa men.
.r f.n-uI nrk-lOck. The rlzaH flint- IT'D
-r. american Cover nment is solely o. ulhile
r.r .r. trouble iu NOT having cal ei hanA
....t d. account for his Illegal acfs. A7
.-..-rr.fe So the hope that when the hr
a.I.ftr- come Inlu power thy VIII hf u'
r,f.. proved Dbl t0rcal traditions, ani a'
..0t rle German aNd + sllsn view OF ana ~
ami restore fhc hitherto unlnterruptel ifleuN
.H.r .f ODD. 1850 nations 0f all ed bluol
e|o-,tuthe English iofernmrnt. 10 ou-a
t.r rIuet nf fl- teicgra' bnsinsr- ol tn'
KINGDOM. bias amounted 10 tel-o dutin ih. w..
'l.r r-ed ,elr. ami upwards OF tthp,D"
SINCE I-.1. fho lcucit gr8 uuiiy increasing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
THE ANTLNAHONITES.
General '. ID. Gfouer Colonel Houston's
Successor,
fQ.oots Ca the 'rtwrs

PETERSBURG, Va, February 23.-
General v. d. Groner Of Norfolk, Va
was tonight elected chairman oi a.
anti-Mahone Republican State Com
miuee. acc Colonel Houston, deceased
The committee also adopted resolution.
in regard TO The loss sustained by Colonel
Houslous death, and decided upon d
plan Of organization in every county
and city in the State. Their idea is TO
antagonize Malone at every step.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
It's Declaration Read to the senate and
Deputies

PARIS, February 23.-The declaration
Of the new Ministry was read IN lhe
Senate and the Chamber OF Depuues 10
day. Ii recites that the great task oil tNe
government will be 10 secure vote LOT
the budget for 1890 and TO assure 'he
success of the Exhibition. The minis
terial address also expresses nope that
The discussion Of the military laws VIII
be satisfactorily concluded. 1t is its inn
peratiye duty, the ministry declares TO
maintain respect for the republic by
counterscting, and, if necessary repress-
ing ths fscti on seeking sdVentnrsr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
BrRGLARS BOARD 4 TRAIN.
r.n Of the rs..snger. SHOT.

Drr,~o. CAr.. February :3-Fiye men
l..slied traiu Nn.l- last evening ar the tram
ti,I.. Two vent 90 the 'ngine ani
...e.red the engineer and fireman win ~
,s I.on snouf two miles fiom fhe s'a-
H.. f-In "a. b ought 20 STOP
fre CtDer thr men entered me
'.- ..e . car and ordered the messeLs ef
~, l.oon the box. covering him Nitn rrfolN.ts.
uynaulife bombs were erpioded unleF @ lne
,s sni during the exciu mem several por
q, t.a'ari the front. two of whom were
sb'f = bentley. of Mode ia wa prooseiN
gt,.lv woundef TheOt her, Chari,s u. a!
b.. III taso. W killed instantly. lns tram
ran back 70 P-Ilsy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

PARKINSON. .-DIcIat hcr ros.lrnce. so.
soe e4st Franklin street. SATURDAY, f tlrdtff
of lanes T Parkinson.
'i u''',-nrr,l seryice- wiz he bold at tac First
piot.,r church Mos DAY, February -5tn. az
4 o'clock noon.
HAROLD En- tered into resi- Feorusry
ia p NJ. FRANCIS ELLEN, beloved
- ,-,fe of John Harold. aged -.k nine.
MINERAL SUNDAY az ESQ =. VI. irNm Nonu
.,..r.lfb bsrch heafNes aud iiIen are re-
..'alS.n,trlly invited 10 atteud. SO lowcrs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

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tHi- evening " must '"' w 'oi s"',''
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".'. e-., l.c, 'r.io.d mas ,,orrno,
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t.,., l.,,.,,lt van a.
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r'....l .l.,... .no, cirl,,i,lo roor.
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l''''' ....s.- ,,.l.r r,arror, +.
.,.i4... ,i. hand ~ limo Irj6gino
t''..'. "a, ,be Sorfbcrn land before
..',, o,sin where perhaps sleep those
who are nearest and dearest TO him
,,.ve that hr.sls into
scattered fragments upon the shores OF
.Ol ocean. thc mountains whose Heaven
sI--nr SUBMITS glow DO ine sun eolIeh
...f..i ..f..,. ~ onr southland all
'..,.'..,... .,.'st fbi- hour xifba halo of
..ti.Dt.,,. tlet are true and sacred to
.,.r. heart and 10 every breast.
.r4 ve aU must feel
le to--'' 'o. ...t U,.i XvI'a. ~ lcr to.
VOC 0'' ''' ''''., 49,, ~,
...'-..l,,l tbo historic scene
'" '"''''' s.'. l.n R-,,isl, liam
ANA s'" '.' ~ 49,. '.n,troat at yorl
.'0', l''.''. .' .f.. ,sa oyor, abich
.0 I. I f,.., In ~ tLo
li 'l'.'.' ,.i'..o,, 1o,,,i,er, soii
s.'... .I'. ,olr,,,rol bro,y M
-....,......, ',...,, .,,,s rraecfed the ravs
...l..t.,,. ,ie,or,
.-......l,.1 AMI 81 olor3v morninr
.,......f.. t.len r shortod fbc watch.
,.,r' ore ri-h, ON ,be streets of Phila.
....tta and ON the morning p happy
\.tfL and "a hanpv South were bound
.....al, fnrrtlcr lbs the living links of
ff. cIgin of a blessed peace
The hand. too. off "a Southern man
-eiIod t0o. .nen chat traced the Dec.ara-
r., of Mdcnondenco. "fhaf govern
mont. derive their lust power, from the
'4...rt of fIe Governed" and that
.,henercr anv form of government Dee
comes destructive of these ends IS is Che
r.ht of thcp people 90 alter or abolish It,
io the intelligent lahors of another
~outhcmer, both I'm and oui of the Na-
nonql Convention WAS due more than 90
ans other one man. tha' the Constitution
b ranlaced tine 0id articles of confederation
which. already weak. were growing
weaker. and then when the great Ameri.
cam Ship of State was enabled io brayely
ran to its masthead thc stars and stripe
under tle name of The Star opanelcd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

rTO LET. HANDSOME APART
1 ment az gOl - I'm Third street fii modern
improvements. Call only between y and ID \.
N. and 80 and az P. NJ isO-s~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

not say in terms not to be misunderstood.
that any State ratifying its provisions
was forever a member Of the American
Union.
The careful student Of The history Of
the times can tell MS that had that been
done, the requisite number of states
would never have ratified the consttu-
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Several years ago Chamberlain Co, OF
D-s Mo,u-s, Iowa, uunin-nrrd tie manu-
fscture nf ,tagh remedy, believing il TO br
tue most Fro,np, ant reliable prepars'ion yet
Produced tor coughs, colds and Group, that
the public appreciate true merit. and ~ time
It was certain 10 become popular. Their
most ssngnine lop.s have Lern more ila'
realized. Over three hundred ih"u,and bot
lies Of Chan,hrr, all, : Cough Remedy are nov
sold each year. ald it is recognized as '',he
best n,sde,' " her,vei it i, known. Ia viii
cure a severe cold III less time than any o'hei
treatment. Fer sale hy Dr.. BeazI.y. d<9-ln'
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Biooi troubles vi | lie more difficult TO era
dirst- from the sysitn this sprirg than us"ai
on accouu, OF our heavy malariAi atmosphere
last fall; hut read what Mr.. W S. rro-t, Of
Leggeit Texas. says: w hen spring s., IN
and | commenced farming. my work ga,
very rksome; my blood wss very bad. ny
liver re- used tn act regularly. and just rs |
was did not feel like work At all ! took n
b"ule al Dsnrby's Cotton Patch Biucrs ami
am now entirely welt heartily rec"nmroe:
them 10 NIL who are suffering with any of the
complaints il is ciaimed they will cure u
yonr system needs ,ouing up, Try hottie All
warranted. For sale 10y DR. J Beazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

We spent aportion Of our time,
while at Ruston, al the commodious
residence OF ouf esteemed l,dy
friend, Mrs. Fits, ulo now WINS
the Kidd proreriv, which is one OF
the most desirable pieces Of property
il. the town, and which she had the
gnod fortune to obtain for half IL
actual value. Here W. found cur
cheerful friend. Miss Willie Chapman
Miss Willie is quite a favorite in
Ruston.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

On our return f'om tie ImmiSrc.
ton Convention, We could see ibe
rows running OH TIE Gordon rlan-
tation. How mary f oar ie'r.
have started their tlows?. Although
the temr eraturp WAS down to p:
degrees FRIDAY, Germ shon!d be ;
lie ground.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Il have used ii, Pnrrks Pills" says NJ
Reynolds, OF Mayfi-Id Ky, land pro-
nounce them superior TO any iave ever be-
fore rs-d. do rot hesitate IN rrc"mmen
Them, knowing them In be reliable" They
are thorough, W, gentle IN their action an
leave the system in splendid CONDITION. -
. c. thartic. or for disorders Of the liver. s.
Petrirk's Pills have 10 equel. For sale by
pr J. 5 b. azry.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Tie following trrn the pen Of Mr.. l.. r
Bardwell. editor OF The Mari n Nowa) filo',
will. we believe he Of interest 20 many of
our readers He says 1T Is with pleasure
,hsr I certify ~ the real reri's Of rhaT''cr-
lain's Cong, Remedy. ! hove used i, il, my
family E,r years ani have always found 1t
mos, excellent. and especially for colds.
Group and sore throat. It's sale snd efrc-
tive" For sale by DR. S. Ges1lev'
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

To those who vii! pay all in advance
for ~ months for the BEACON. we
will discount % per cent, or 81 30
instead Of 81. Some ST EN- to forget
the difference between paving Ill
advance and at the end Of the year.
Remember that this means that you
are to pay for one wear ahead. IT,
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Who wants to buy good place
away from town? We have some
lands in different parts Of the parish
that we would sell chear. We will
take, all cash, the price fixed by the
Police Jury Oh our woodlands.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

The section houses II miles east
of Rayville, would do credit to any
pace. They ars neatly built. three
in number, the first one for the fore.
man. j. nice house with an ell, and
we'll tastefully enclosed in lattice
work
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

five leave off any Of our friends
this week who have been in town,
they will bear with us as we were at
Ruston until Wednesday evening, and
diduot have the opportunity If seeing
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

The committee, At Rustop, assigned
the writer and our young friend, Sam
Richardson. to the house Of Rev. w.
q. Friley, whore We shared the
hospitality of his excellent family
and felt quite ct home.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
EuneusY.

This is what you Uuph, To have. in fact y''n
must have it, Ia fully e,j,y life. Thousands
ares rching for il dailv, and mourning be-
cause they find it nj, Thousands upon
,hou-an Is &c dollars are spent annually by
.ur people in the hope that tney may attain
this bonn And vet j, may he had ny all
We guarantee that F. ertnr B,rers. il used
according 10 .iire..iions and the use persisted
in. will bring you G.'od Digestion and ou>,
the demon Dyspepsia and install ins,ra'I
Enpepsy We recommend Electric Buffers
for Dyspepsia and all diseases If Liver
S,om.che and Kidneys. Sold a, 55c. and
81 per bottle by J. s. BeazI-y's Dsul store.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Mr. f 4. Ireland, Of Rreen, Phillips 4 Co.
Nashville, Tenn, says: Il was afflicted
with Piies for twenty yeas. and tried every
remedy offered me; finally used the E,hiop,'n
Pile Ointment. !, gave me instant relief and
has efIscied = permant cure" Sold by al.
psLggisa. Hm2-lm.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

a. Persons ironb,ed with rheumatism should
ny Chamber lsln's Pain Balm. One appIica-
ton will eass the pain, and it's continued use
hes cured many eases OF chronic aud inf ,n,.
msas0Y rheamat ism. that had resisted 9th.
) ssaeeies and wen the treatment Of the b-,l
physrians Price, sOcen,s per bottle. FoI
sale BY DR. S Besxley.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

We met AR. Day. superintendent
OF buil.'ings on the Qaeen and Cres-
sst route, while at Ruston. He in
formed " that he had moved from
StOel, Ala, 10 Virkshurg.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

DIED. OF Wynn Island, February
9th, 1889, James X. Wynn, a native
of Louisiana and son of c. G. Wynn.
The family of deceased have our con-
dolence in their sad bereavement.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

We learn that there was new
arrival at the home of our friend, w.
T. Cook, this week, and he may now
truthfuliy say, "now I'm father and
q family man. @
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Chsr,bestain,.s Cough Remedy is f'mops
Tor its prompt aud -fTertuaI cure. Of cough.
end coils The most severe coli may he
tnsene,i and relieved nv q few doses o. this
ys'aahle remedy. For sale by Dr.. J. 5
BeaIiey.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Madame Raver-', Fenar Pli- fer women
nsrer fdis To Away. give speedy md ',rtoin
relief Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. Sen, 10y msii, securely sealed, in
plain wrapper Tor One Dollar: three boxes
tor Tro Dollars. Particulars in letter for
urcents in postage stamps. Address oi
Mas. l.. REVERE, box 2S3 Jersey City \ !
ian2 l-ly-tp
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

ABIDE rom being positive cnre Tor Chi'i>
and F-v-rs. Chea,ham's Chill Tonic Ii also 'hr
f., Ct strength anna tonic ia the world SAT-
isfac,ion or money refunded Sold 10y Or
J. Benzley. and F.. w. Thompson. sept
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

We are informed, by those who at
tended. that the supper given at the
lSlS = By the X. Of 2. on the 10Th,
vssmoellens, and quite crowd wa,
out Two excellent addresses were
delivered BY Hon. G. ]. Boatner and
6rt. II. P. Wells.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Bout river ia lower than it has
been at this season of the year for a
q long time. It was forded on last
SATURDAY..
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

There is no danger in giving Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy o, children. as it contains no
injusrou. snl,s'amces; bes,de. it is unequa led
for colds and Group. Children Tx. il. For
sale by Dr.. Beat y.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
Saturday. February %. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The FRS, Sunday IN each month is the day
for The Rsp,i-rs ~ Rasvile
Rev. Mr.. Mics will preach here on the
first Sunday III each month
The third SUNDAY IN each month is the
day for the Presby,etians, Rev. d A. Camp
bell,
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

In last issue If the BEACON, the
printer, instead Of the word "Terp-
Shore" put "Terpsichoue. 1t
was in the Delhi Drifts"
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

When You desire pleasant physic try 81
Patrick Pill. They can always he dependeh
upon. aud 10 not usu-ra'e the stomach nor
grippe the bowels. For sale by Dr. Beaze'y
d29-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Please don't take anyone word Tor y, IN
use Cheaihan,s Chill Tonic and see how
quick You will b- cured. Guaranteed. Sold
BY S. Beszi-y, and T.. W. Thompson
Delhi. sept.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
ground.

Use Taylor's Cordial with vim for female
Diseases aud fux II - the best tonic made
Sold hy DR.. J.. : B-,zlev. Rayviie, and r.
w. Thompson. Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

For the last few days our town
has been crowded with those attend-
ing court We will all feel quite
Lonesome after court.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

= ~ WMRsvb eooxuzHo sYHup shsuldGlvsyu
b used when children ere cutting testh. lt 70,
ksvesthe littlesuaesvrsto once; itpredusssnAtural
Quiet slesp, and the little rherub sVakessa s1Rht
. . osttoo. e 70 vesy pleasant % taste. Il
spesAs IT, ch1as softsus the guna, slAyssll pain,
Sogul0D ~ 6oUois, aad iDtho hrse knnvnumedy
TT diaFfh0A, Vhsshef sriaine fru0 teeg6ine @
0eA1g eauscs. 1vsuay.nvs osnts bottle.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Use Ta,inrs Sure Ch,l Cure, IN. o-si on
earth. Ptic- IS and 30 cents Sold hy T.. !"
Thompson. d. hi. La and Dr.. J. $. Beazey
RayviIle, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION.

The Commercial partnership betw cen lv'
& B,n"n is this day. dissolved by mutual con-
sent mi K. l.. B,nion will liquidaie the Jus-
mess.
Alto. La, Fe'by i2th. 1889.
u MT IVY.
K l.. BlNlOS
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

"N-v-r wait: unless II re 'oo late Hunt :
Cure guaranteed 10 CURE SKI" fmrti"n> IN
all its various forms. Sold hy ,. beazey
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Regular services n Methodist Episcopal
Chnrch. So,r', Second Sun'lsr in each month;
Rev. I. E Patterson r. c. Rayvh'e Cm,uit.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

We received letter from ". j.
Beskin with post Office order for the
BEACON. Billie is at Ratcliff, Texas.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
1t L. u Lye.
Women, Delays are Dangerous.

Tsylor's Sure Chill Cure il the hest o.
earth. Sold BY DR. J. 8. Brsziry. Ravilie Ia
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

The jury was discharged on last
Wednesday evening.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
Benevolent Orders.

RAen,a, communicates Of r. F. Mrt'nr-
T.o'c. No 2oo. + Il A. Mssons. second
W-in-sdar ~ each month"; p. Baifonr,
" ". w. r. Oliver. Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

L p. Fsiyo"r Lodge No l2, knights q
Pylt IS " r-ts every alternative Turstlas
nigh'. J s. Snn,nerlio, L. e.; T.N.Rbymes
K. Of RN y.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Represent. the position iha' DR. T'chencr's
Antisep,ic su.,ains IN RELATION TO all other
proprietary mcdicines.-A, the head Of the
column.
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New orleans La.
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La,

REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR i.
the Price of the smallest part or fraction Of a
,irket issued in any drawing. Anything in
our name offered at a less price. is either a
co lnterfeit or . swtnGle.
"REMEMBER. SEQ. that the payment o
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
TIoSAL Banks Of New Orleans, aud the Tmk'
e,s are signed hy the President Of an Ins'Iiu
ton whose chartered rights are recognized il
the highest Courts; therefore. beware Of al
limitations and anonymous schemes Fly
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

Incorporated hy the Legislature in 1868 for
Educational and Charitable purposes. AMI its
franchis~ male part Of the present Stale
Constitution. in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE
I,sGRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
lNGS take piece Semi Annually. (Juue amt
D-c-mb-rl and its GRAND SINGLE NUN
Der DRAWINGS take place on each 81 the
other ., months in the yeir.and are all drawn
IN pahiir. az the Academy OF Music, New Or
leans. La.
We do hereby certify that we snpervis. the
arrangements for all the Monthly ami Semi
Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Co.. and in person manage and control
The Drawings themselves, and that tho sani-
,rs conducted viii, honesty, fairness. aud in
good faith toward all parties. and We authorize
the Company Il, Use this certificate; with fac
.iiniles at our signatures attached, IN lis aver
tIsemenL'
Richland beacon., 1889-02-23

3,l34 Prizes, amounting to hSl. O54.SOO
NuTE -Irk-'s drawing Capitai PTizes ait
not entitled TO terminal Prizes.
E.1b 'FOe CLUB RATES. or any further inform
s'ion desired, write l-gihly IL the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, With State.
County, Street aud Nnmber More rapid re.
turn mail delivery will he "ssur-d by your en-
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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-26
LYNOHERS CAPTURED.
The Self-AppOinted Executors Of Cattle
Kate and AverilL

DOUGLASS, Wyo., July "a cowboy
named buchanan who was friend of
James Averill and Z. l.. Watson who were
lynched Monday night, and who fired
upon the iynchers in the hope of prevent
inf the lynching, was himself fired upon
but escaped to Casper fifty miles away.
There warrants were sworn out for the
supposed lyncheTs and a deputy sheriff
left with a posse of seven men for the scene
of the tragedy. Sheriff Watson after the
inquest proceeded to the ranch of Tom
Sum, who admitted that he was one of
the IYnchers and readily gave the names
of the Others. He said further that one of
the shots fired by Buchanan at the lynch
ers when they were in the act of stringing
Averill up struck John Durbin in thse hip,
inflicting IA very serious if not fatal wound.
The wounded man has been taken to sun
Greek.
Taking Sum into custody, the party
next proceeded to the ranch CT j. r. Both
well, who also readily admitted that he
had assisted at the hanging. He told
Buchanan that they both would go oyer
the range the same way if they did not
leave the country. On being told that he
would be taken, he advised the sheriff TO
take a good look at every tree he came to
on his way back to Casper for he would be
likely to find six or eight more cattle rust
lerS hanging by the neck
The TWO men who furnished these facts
left the party here and returned to Casper.
Watson probably had no trouble in arrest
ing the remainder of the lynchers. All of
the men who partici pated IN the lynching
are among the most prominent StOchmeu
IN the SWeetWater valley.