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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

County Commissioner Smell is re-
ported TO be quite III with an attack Of
typhoid fever.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Our Hebrew friends will celebrate
the Jewish New Year on Monday
next.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

w. M. Reed came down from Rose
bud yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Oscar keeline, OF Council Bluff,
was a visitor in the metropolis yester-
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

A nice school bag given with each
pair OF Childrsn's shoes sold at c. b.
Towers q Co.'s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

A. p. Sinclaire, Of Helena, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

:, Ducks are very plentiful In this VI
dnity just now, and hunting parties
are numerous.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Geo. Miles returned from the west
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Z. Stoddard arrived In the city las
night from Denver, Col.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Baied upland and millet hay, o.
Leighton h Jordau's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

+. H. Marsh and wife were up from
Glendive in private car.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Ernest Hardt, Of San Francisco
was q visitor In the city Yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

!. l.. 8. Nose arrived In the city yes
terday from Helena.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

M. Alder arrived In the metropolis
yesterday from Boston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12
LOCAL 1T s.

J. r. Mckay went out to the ranch
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

F. V. Hurley, OF 81. Paul, was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

r. F. Glover, Of Cheyenne, was q
visitor In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

T. ]. Graham came down from
Rosebud yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-12

We respectfully solicit Nm increased
patronage. pledging ourselves to give
the best satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07

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= tas-S-t ies @4ys zsrs - as - -N~--s
selE.s - t-s s-lxers faFaE
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Ils res-l saors ssrlg-s - a-----' = -
srss ra1ler 81 e-l s-4ss ~ So -
slF-cf-cn Ire taleers st@-2 - - s-s
sln-sE.s nay le Bro-oase4
Tze ~srF Fsl eFs aa1 ielEers oi @s- Att21
p ~esi e4t 81 xe Aele-y -ei---s tsf
s1s Ie-rs eag g-t le-rs - 7~---~sf al
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az 1ra. T a5 ser -ers cf tha 4---es ~--s&
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ec1aIEe g uco.- llsE u.rsUsA
L4sE .t4ay Ulel 1ers q -ae A---ias " ood
Warksrs as1 tsrasTs Un.op ~ DcaFeA u
uaade e-nsca e48u he ~ -sa ief feaee'
Iloz ln zctrs tIcu lea 90 nire ~itn leh -e1is
pay dhls being refuset tae IeA A-inp e
10 gl-t NefS Aardsy uaefairE t-Tf ~sis
1lluea ~ t1e brucEHen Lll ee -lE 30
A EsLrfal stnse tnva.vraE lAen eofe "sisef'
in the Corn-.isgills reg. .ou = thresiebVa la-es'
TIE Frlcz company resumes oPsf~. a. ili
valley works EEe inlnsFs 81 a-s t1~i nc osul
Ealy has orphe1 t-e a. aglee4'clt. ~---f t-7 o8'rf
aters say the msn lave Eol Urel AH'-s -
~azoH-- A d-cisi-a iu zee matiei "- q
rracled today. It- opersfrrs thihA settle
neat alll oe reacaeo w.ttout . str-Ae-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
NTERE ING PARAGRAPHS.

The f01tl anniversary OF the granting
of To. sh liberty vas celebrated by the
Poles Of n. 1acsota a. Winona Monday.
Water In .Le lowor Mississippi coa-
ti-ins Cd rise and many levees hitherto
unag.-od are threatened with destruc-
tion.
G. NJ Miles, the attorney who recent
lv tuied Or Pritchasd. a. C0ldwster.
Een. vas captured on Monday and
IF--1ei.
I1 general row Monday among the
negroes AZ the Champion mines near
ErH o-asm. Ala, SIX were shot, three
fatally
William Waldorf Astor has given a
caec s f0r 5000 20 the New York Press
Club -o BE- used Tor benevolent purposes
o. tte club.
A be-- Cook. aged f6 OF ssuzus. Mass.
Wa si.ied by playmate. Willie sim
cuts who accidentally shot hin vhiie
p.ar.ng vl-5 a gua.
Tie srcrctsrv OF state a. Ottawa,
on aas in--oi 1c-d bin 70 establish
alal1r t9resu IN connection With TIE
Department of Arricultrrs
E.soi. ions were passed on Saturday
evening sts Gertle Democratic msss
seeti-r r SAILS lake cry against dis
frsn-1t ts-meut of Mormons
John ST. B-adlev. a. Atlanta (Ca 1
grocer vas sbos snd killed By Caar.ss
ornr-n a -e11ui ission merchant durlnz
ad -cata over snail account
elleuberrer. the Doyle own PA
laerer vbo ran svay several weeks
ara sftrr sF .ndii1g clients out o. 20 o.
eco has returned and given himself p.
A. Raluuors on Monday Msrv.and
Comuanie-7 SO. l. KniEhts Tenplsr.
the 6 les, com nsndery % ne ortsr a
A~rr ca celebrated ia looth annlvsr-
sa-r
Uau rooFhIa has been taken from
tre marble shop in joliet prlson and
rre- enc ~ the best places that o.
r-- laere- Burke has iso been given
A. .asr 7re
Nrr1far WAS -erab-a Cd fin Nsvi-o ~
r --r-s and a-evo~ss. i- heinE tse
arst erendence i1v set ars-t IN
-rr, rse1ora on 81 .hs victory over ths
Fr.-.h st pseblo.
r--er James c. Lisen. loaded
. and 4arrrs st 81. s.soo scrung a
leak ~a3ar nEat ara SOAK in $50
fs-- ~ water. between CoeeoyEaa.
N.r ard ~ractac.s -re-
rrr-- NrvsL cash - f.~ n
Rr-fsv e. re. arrested here hss eeeu
charged rI.n neinr a 3eftaleer. It =
-.--,. .-a ---4-r-,- ~ ne Fef7 "a q ru
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
.AlMOsT A eATTLE.
Sensational outeFsSk ~ ths Congregational
Insesugation at Line Roos.


insesu<stiOn at L.tfis hocs.
LrTLE Rock. Ark. May o--Ths
long expected trouble over the Clayton
investigating committees work came
Monday night and many people In Llt-
tie Rock aEs resting uneasl-y. he
cOmnittee deyelopo littls ot impor.
tsnce, bu. about 0 O'Clock report was
circulated that night session Was %
be held, though no notice had
been given. a great crowd gathered
in tho vicinity of the courthouse and
the halls and courtroom where the
committee has been sitting was
i4mmed One witness Was exam
ined when Carroll Armstrong, q
prominent citizen of Conway Coun-
". arose and said: The peo-
pie Of my county have been
most shamefully libelled and ! demand
that this committee subpoena witnesses
20 refute the statement Of that vile
slanderer," pointing 70 and squarely
facing ex-Cbief Justice Mcclure.
known 70 fame as Poker Jack &"
The words were scarcely "
tered when McClure's right fist
landed squarely on Armstrong; nose,
and he fell like beef In AT instant
the widest excitement broke out, pis-
tolls were drawn. and fears OF general
riot prevailed. II was an hour before or
der was restored. Powell Clayton and his
brother. w. II. II. Clayton, were escort
ed home By United States Marshals and
about $50 Republicans Powell Clayton
is TO be pu; on the stand to-day. Feel
ING rms hi0h
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07

AsDHEs saCuAE absence u any
nsnbss 81 hla l44-IY o. al Of als "a
nsfoss fFisn1s.
ia saa1az a4d beea observed -Alk-
fnx "a Q.incy s.rssl sboas lo.s0 o'el1e a.
Es appeared slek 2ad seemed 81 s2lG
sta dl1 Galley Hs obtained roon az
tas hoass nsatlone4 Above aad fsllre1
81 snea Gas lan4lady shor.i ,
afssrNad heard neaBF bra4la
iaa aecomp paa-ed b. Fominnz an
tenuz tn8 f1om she foaat M
Saamas lgiag 90 lis left slas Eith
kis facs sariet In ths giilos. Hs EarDed
pzFtiallY % bis saea and is sAs ssea
that ae va tyiag HasliY s1m mon x
al sfofts sers made 70 relieve ain.
bus sasY ssre sasraillng. tor be alet
ID slort Ems afterNarcs eursory
sNsniaat.on sas made by tso phy-
siolans sho Esrs prevent and tasy de-
aidad slas death 80 ea1sst b. aD-
opieHy Tao feualns Nsre -aken % al
aa1ert4sing esrab-. shmsnL L pom the
d-ath ~ Ar 81 4man hls family aad q
fss 0f IA mssL 4nl4na-e friends sers
notIfeL
n Laleaster Ls4a.B 20. ~ 1.l ua.ch stoclL
~ rece.Fetl ceu.la-l flaoel edlea-..-4 an1 a.
Ele a7s ef ID vas agafea-lesa 20 lh- pr arilg
baslness ln enc one 20 las Ls-caslsr lllon
aul Sentinel Hs rena.led il-rs lat- ~
~nra - aeeolag4a.-a a-s cap .oTer io Al1urn.
- f4e -a.rrg gong tll-ler -c taAe cl4- -
o. tas Daily AlFsrllseT tas srEan 90 william
F seHart Hs cen -laaet Eorzlg a. ths
nsrsoapef 8lsia-ss sn.i i-51. rhsn hs eersr-
ulI1ed 20 Preclrs more complsLs ecleatlon,
so 1urinF -aal Fear Pre92r~d aiinf7A 10 eater
Ifanilrol CcaeFs. Eaic1 be ala Ln I'D. Haere
a. eoatlllsl 4all tls ftl N l<3 E1ea. at
r1s insrancs of some - ne go-ticai friends
81 NJ --Eara be assumea ne editor
sEig ~ ihs Daily journal Syracuse. y Y.
H- rem alne1 Ia charge ~ rBar paper untu
. IulF 1854 sas1 ~ became a-sistant editor %
shs Chicaxo Evening gssrnst n1ally becoming
- head 10 40 ae married Miss Lucy > Dun
LAP. o. Ovid ~ he aas ons 1a4-ater, ~ao
married AZ. 4 "a EInot 81 Chicsg9. Mr- sau
naa ar e several lm p0rtAnl p45l4c o1ces He
- comm Issisasr - the Ilil0is STATE Peat
taatiary a. Iolist from 80 - ls7L and IN 1873
wass elected lea trns1 Governor of n Statc.
rhs best years % sts re Esrs devoted 70 the
Fgsuiax Journal After ne death of Charles
y Wllsoa. pr-siisnt o. ths Joarasi Company,
IA is71 NJ Shumab Ras elected presiQeni of
ths co1a9any. = controllaE interest n which
80 asId ~ Mrs Wuson and her daughter
Ia March $50. SIR sAamaa and John X
Vgusoa A nephew % tas former proprietor.
i.assd ths Ioaraai from tas company Daring
fza tas s0rnpaay Eas rsorganiEsd with Mr.
eaunaa a. president About year ago NJ.
sh4man retired from A.sivs particlpa ancJ Ia
~ Management Of tas paper sita Nhica ne
Aaa 30 eng oera laeasiaed. saL rstaiaed his
Eaaucizl fntsrrsEi
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
TIE BECK ossEQUaEs

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
T7ET -EZT 80 x :
IsmPerane. hePabhraa. Of Iowa APP
pe4t-d 30 by the ~tAts alllARee-

IsmPerancs hepaBhraa. Of Iowa APP
pe4i-d 20 by the ~tats slliAnee.
DEs MJiSEs, Ia. May o. The execu-
tive com- ltt-s o. the state Ten p-rance
Alliance has iss-ef an address 20 tenn
perance Republicans. L declares that =
large majority OF Republicans are,
ursn p-iariola in favor % pro-
Ll--t.on. ana shat. since the amend-
na-a- election m 1852, the party mas
s-esdfas-lg sustained the cause "I- .
evident tie address says, that tue
party and 0-oa. oluol must stand or
fall together and that tle party can no
n.c-e re-liiate prohibition and con-
tfaue ln c1rt-ol than the prohibi .ory
Iav ltselt could survive the election OF
2 Democratic Governor and Legisla-
tlre
The address charges minority OF the
partv uith seeking 20 overthrow pro
'r-bition and bring about It's reputation
bv the parry. and fears that the &C
com1lI.amelt Of such = purpose IS near
a. hand u regards the calling Of the
safe convention atSioux City, June %, as
most unfortunate. inasmuch as the
s-rirgltural communities can rot leave
their work 20 attend the primaries and
county conventions for the selection OF
delegates. tlus throwing the control OF
tke question into the hands Of cities
an1 tos-s mere prohibition has a
lighter hold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
AHEAD OF TIME.
Hartman Reaches Lamar. Col, on His
Pedestrian Tour to the Pacific Coast.

Hartman Reaches Lamar. Col, on His
Pedestrian Tour to the Pacific Coast.
LAMAR. Col, May 6-J. S. Hartman,
who is trying TO walk from Wabash,
Ind. TO San Francisco within siIty-five
days on a wager Of SO. eco, arrived here
at : o'clock Monday evening. lie IS now
l, 49s miles from the starting point
and 32O miles ahead of sched-
ule time. Since his last rest
at Dodge City he has covered in day
and a half $50 miles His average has
has been seventy miles in twenty-four
hours. This is his halfway point, and
he is awaiting orders from his man
ager, whom ne left at Coolidge,
Kan, to secure fresh horses. Ac-
companying him on horseback are
Messrs. Drummond, Gebhard and Nc
Donald. Fourteen horses have already
played out, being unable TO stand the
strain. His route from here will be via
Laiunta and Trinidad. he is looking
we'll and shows no appearance of fati-
que. although he has lost twelve pounds
in flesh since he started.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
pUErMATrsM ALWAYS CUhED.

Krxr0x. O.. Way =. Isl To al
whom DO may concern ! hcfrDt
certify fEaf ! Nas ar-lct-d ief
year with q srasf % TIE d. i
Joint. dlrIlg which tine s-i
feret Tie mosfrN rTliiatlur phi
viii blfyery litlle lufrrmls .lol.
Prom The lolut 10 followed the
direction OF tho bone. destroy
inc ito within about . Inches
oIflle knee. when 10 discharged
from Aaif > pint o. q pilt q
matter . day. small J. ece. OF
bore Gaming away from time 20
tire. Tined aii tie physicians
that ] cluid hear 0i ihai !
thought would be- iikely O. benc
ne J then tried patent med
icines. liuimeuts. and s8lNcs,
and derived no benctt. but con
tiuued 20 lose strength. fllaii y
hearing % the success q Or. r.
CLAY Todd In the treatment %
such lisea ses. aud being strong
Is persuaded by Mr.. J.. - SIC
Witty. father OF j. -. Mckiity.
togIKe hin a trial. ] placed my
self under hiS treatment. and
am happy o. Say that ] gradual
III improved. gaining strength.
the pain leaving me. the sores
being ertlreIy healed. aud my
limb. which Wa sWe.ied 90 near
lis double the natural size. as
summed the natural shape and
feeling within SIX weeks time.
/ WAS o. years 81 age when
cured. would be pleased g.
answer letters. from the a.
ftcfed. MAsSuN Rory.
g.. Room (. Grand Rapids. Mica.
ID All Diseases q the Joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
WILLIAMS ADDRESS.
Opening of the Eeich,tag-The Emperor
Confident OF Maintaining Peace.

Confident OF Maintaining Peace.
BERLIN, May o.-The Emperor to-day
opened the Reichstag in person. The
imperial opening address declares that
the efforts 10 maintain the peace Of
Europe are being perseyered in and will
be continued. The Emperor expresses
mis- confidence in his ability 70 command
the confidence of the great powers in
Germany's desire to maintain pacific re-
lations with all the world The address
also says that in the cultivation Of de-
tensive alliances and in the perfection
Of her military resources, Germany
performs a duty which aims TO
secure continental peace. To ac-
complish this the Government will
ask for a new military credit The
Emperor then announces that the Gov
erument will introduce into the Reich
stag industrial legislation looking 70
tho sueliorstion Of the condition Of the
working class.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
THIRTY YEARS SICK

Was very sicE D years; hal dr0psy al over nv
bOdF cuu NOS -.r-p 1r "a a az O. 5. a, t-it
a choosing -ls .tlsI. and w3giI have @ 81 IA -
hours 4l = time. I'd -ais -iIEr inOth. Pass ~ ;
from bowels were Artiy slfrlei also "a ~ 4J 4fc
three inches ..ef fr nave. that come out IS bi z
IS ny tlum when / coagned or "a narl % q
thrre i,l liu iu M t0.nach and suii y at-r :
cough very I'D org 4 ri h-r1 aud tiTefBu +; t -
~B ..traI and rrolble with iay heart and terri
bic pain be- ow mv hrsT ana f4el tf. n. f- q 9
trraI ment win DR.. = Clay Todd. f3 Sonr0e-st.,
room 4 q and Rapids. Men. Dct. s l,,s. "a &
hay been getting better ever = nee. and am nov
very mucu better n -yarr rHTa .-r frf7 -. . -
treatment. De-. Io l.s4. PETER Kki iIHyF
Breutue. Ottawa County. Itch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
Sealed Proposals.


NfIIrf BOARD nl If.A.I .ttt.
GEssD EAFIpr Mich. May a lstf
Sealed proposals wIi be- received af toe
once 81 the Board uUil saturday. May io.
lssi 20 ECO B. fn- far 600 coufffn' 'iioH n O.
sewer Iu 0cfibu.r rorf from b. events o. eei
epccifrsfiars on fleaf fhf once 81 me Board
Tie Board reserves the right t0 reject any or
all bios.
Esich bidder SHAH deposit with hif proposai
the sum $4,000 60 1r forfeited to thf CITY 81
Grand Rapids lu case hr shaI fHI fn enter
info cogfracf in accordance vIth h.f propHea',
should nls said proposal De- ace pfec hf fhf
Board of Public Works
fN prrVussI must De- made upon N.nuhf fnaf
vii Dr. furnished upon application ai thf
Office "a the Board
May lH. eEl O.. NhlHr~ President
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
DARING ROsBERY.


aH tt 90 - ~ ffttns
Movwourf fiL. May S-One Of the
bodies roaocrles ever perpetratsd In
Warren County occurred sunday after
neon. A. B j Aaocx. wealthy farm
sr Who lives alone. vas going 70 the
barn 20 perform his evening chores he
Vs. struck from behind The rohbsr
ftisd him AMI searched bis clothes, taS-
fnE soc and his keys 20 ths horse. Ioe
thisf chem searched tas building. sscur-
fnr s. coo m7rs. The burglar is sup
roset to 1e a srsmp wh0 worked FOR
ADO. its. week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
The TarIn DEBATE.

WtzWyGroT. May "a caucus OF
BeruhI .an mem bers OF the House WAS
held Monday afternoon. Itwas decided
70 allow 'oa- tlys for general debate on
the arT h.li heEinning on Wednesday
next acI . rh- days for considering
and ,e.ilr on ths amendments. This
VII bring hc bill 70 vote on May 20.
Niglt SOS ions will be held on the four
dnv. ~ r.l ,rAl debate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07

AUsTIv. Tex. Nay 6.-Psp~rs IN =
ssit 70 - brought against the officers a.
ths State Farmers AIlisno. sre a5oui
prepared sn6 her will - e ed next
Frida7 Il a understood tsev piII
caarEs that s.. 200 coo aas been ulsse-
p-opristed but " rhom or ir vhst
uanssr has not been made rrh-io
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
Wants His Vic. P.-nai.s

LAFATETTE, Ind. May 6.-W Fred
Petit, Wlo is charged with the murder
Of his wife. on Monday asked the cir
cult court FOR an o-6er compelling the
prosecuting attorney 20 surrender 20
him the residue Of Mrs Pettirs remains.
50 chat re may havo proper analysis
made. He alleges that such an aral7sis
Will establish bis innoeanco
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
DIR. \. CLAY TODD,

Oriee and Disp-lsAry Room 4. Immen EiOck. li
Mouros-si.. 8rBnd Rapids Mich.
Cures Deaiarss Noises la the Kesa, Citarra.
bIoICalts. klcliilatts1i. Nervous pcoilIF, 10
p0trlcc. Barrclncss aad diseases rcsIlt.a az fro
early lAglscoe-l0us ana execsses 81 manhood. an
diseases Of the LruAry orr glGs Blood. st3 aaen.
Lungs Bye aad ar. fits Ola sores Brieh "a 3
Dyspa psis. Nerve, oplne LiysF. Kidney. u "a 6
diseases. -horlleis ~ Breath. Back - II at.
small of bsck. al diseases sof waaaeaaad eaii1rsa
and al chrauI. diseases.
OF.- faurs o. m - .. "a Consu sfl free.
and no charse for service Until cured NEEDLES s
sent everywhere Maze call II possible. Dire.
tious Ia ali languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07

saFTvTLF Ne. May 6T6-ss
horses n this countr died Monday f---
hv3r@r hohs Tasv BAD recently been
bltten 5v a rshii dog ora ~ re anI-
usls Z 81 III the a-ost fesrf1i agony Its
Scans - arg-iss rsssr, b - f-css of :
haman beng Tbe s-r ss-s1e5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07
A WISCONSIN BANK FAILS.
chArI-s A Msfssr q CO.. of Bertha. Clos.
Their DSsrs.

rheir Dosrs.
MrwAUKEE. Wis. May "a special
q ths Evening Wisconsin from Berlin
Twls SAYS ne private bank OF Charles
A Masber T. Co closed is doors
vestsrday morning. ths hFna having made
an assignment 70 joseph Yates James
M Hawlsy. the junior member Of the
fouse. bas disappeared The assets
ars placed at $4,000, and the La
hilines at 500 0o0 The news Of the
failure created Intense eEcitemea .
tbroughols taa citg Toe business OF
che bank seems ID have been carried on
4. reckless manner. mlaT aceo-n - OF
gar oge-lrarr. ana large numbers o'
asrarer. e9-.h. .ass notes being ssid
"a -o.. atsriL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-07

GAtrzBvt5. III, May ga severe
frosl u--saIled here Monday night
Wa.er wa, frozen one quarter Of an
inch. and tie ground TO a greater depth
IS fruit t~ecs we're white with bios
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of whom went to his relief and none OF
them went to his body, although it lay in
the road all night and for several hours af-
ter daylight, in plain view of them all. It
was satisfactorily established that his mur-
der was the result of a conspiracy to remove
him, in order that their license upon the
plantation of his father might be greater
The negro who fred the shot, and his acces-
SORES, SIX in number, being identified by
the coronur's jury, were arrested and lodged
in Jail.
These several brutal murders Of promi-
nent white men by negroes caused state Of
indignation and resentment among our pco-
pie that can be better imagined than dcscrib-
ed, but cannot be imagined by any one not
present in our midst.
This morning about o clock 4 large body
of armed men in disguise called at the Jail,
cverpowered the jailer, took out the six mur-
derers of Martin and the two of Heifernan,
took them to the limits Of the corporation
and shot them to death.
ROBERT IiLDRIcn,
NIKE BEowN,
GEORGE BATES
WILLIAM McNAD,
JAMES \. JENKINS,
Committee.
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Prominent Citizens Explain the Causes
that Led TO the LyncEing.

BARNwELL, s. c., Dec 2S.-In conse-
quence of the lynching which took place
here last night, the undersigned were this
morning requested by the Sheriff to act as
an advising committee to counsel such steps
as may be deemed best to secure order. We
at first proceeded TO investigate, and deem
it right to put the public in possession of
the facts Of the occurrence and the causes
which we believe led to it, as far as we have
gathered them.
On the 3Oth of October last, John ]. Hef
fernan, prominent young merchant:and
brave philosophical citizen, was shot down
and killed in Barnwcll by negroes. Public
indignation ran Very high threats of lynch
ing were freely made, bwt diverted by cooler
counsel. At the last term Of court the grand
ury found true bills against the murderer
and his accessories, but tie cases were con-
tinued. The white people were disappolnt-
ed, and the negroes, it is thought, were en-
boldencd by this disposition Of the matter.
On the 18th Of December, Nj. James 5.
Brown, 4 prominent planter and leading
citizen of Fish Pond township, WAS shot to
death on his own premises by negroes, with
ont the slightest justification OF excuse. The
murderer las not been arrested.
On the 18th Of December, willie going
from his store at Martins station, to his
home mile away, Mr.. Robert Martin, 4
young man Of the most exemplary character
and Of the highest standing as q man and
citizen, was followed by a negro and shot in
the back with q gun loaded with sluSs, in
the public road which passes through his
fathers plantation, in hearing of many ne
groes who were all around the spot when he
was Shot and who admitted that they heard
the shot and his cries when Shot, and none