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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-08-28

Ole! - good Till November L., 1890.
Feathers, &c. / will pay - cents q
dozen for Eggs.
Respectfully,
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Meat and Lard Just received ut
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IMPORTANT.
bc sur" to look up Moore d Par
tricks "ad.' next week. They viii
dic,' Dress Good. and Millinery then
and will rive Won q few of their
prices.
X. J Pcaraali has one Cane Mill
on tand, III Clinton, for sale.
immortal jeff. Davis. am canvass
ing with it. 10. MATTHEW'S,
Sole Agent for Sampson Co,
Flour left at ~. NJ. Fcrrcu's. The
price will not b. advanced.
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NOTICE.
/ nave Just received TWO car IOtu
of Marble at my Fayetteville Yard
Also two hundred small five dOlla
who arc in need OF work in my lin
Will do well 10 "fI'o or CAL 10 50
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The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

costly appointments will benefit poor boys about as much as Seaside Institute does the majority of the girls of the War ner factory.
 James Spargo and William A. Parrott have bought J. W. Smiths fine residence, corner of Barnum street and Noble aye nue.
 Dr w. l.. Ferris has placed a fine me- morial window in the First NJ. k. church in memory of his recently deceased par ents.
 c. T. Beardsley, Jr, is making plans for remodeling N. I. Bennett's block on Fairfield avenue, near Trinity church. The front of the first story is to be ex- tended to the street line and two stores put in, with plate glass fronts. There will be balcony over the extension, opening from the second floor, which, as well as the third floor, will be fitted uI for six-room flats, with all the modern appointments. There will be two bay, windows in front, above the stores. The building will be 44x73, and will have sky-lights, nmntels, electric bells, speak. ing tubes, etc.-C Weekly Record.
 The political pot begins to boil and the Republicans are centering upon Hon E, c. Burnham as the proper candidate for mayor.-[ Leader.
 Sam Merritt went scot free because the city has no penalty for pool selling, the common council having repealed the or dinance on that of1ense six years ago.
 Henry A.. Lambert has completed plans for a residence on Stratford avenue for H. $. Wilmot. It will be 3Sx4S, heated by steam and will have nine rooms, fin ished in natural woods, with mantels, electric bells and modern appointments, -[Weekly Record.
 Mrs George F. Schlee has bought the Gideon Thompson homestead, corner of Water and Clinton streets, for $7500.
 Mrs Ellen Stewart was buried from her home at 179 Ogden street, Saturday,.
 G. M. Robertson has purchased the old Colt Memorial chapel in the East End and will convert it into d tenement house, Burr Curtis is doing the work. The building will remain on the old site. IL has been raised some and the corner stone removed and opened. In it were found some coppers, a shinplaster GIG cents), nickel and copy of Bridge. port daily paper. The latter was in q poor state of preservation.-[P Post.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
Wonderful Doings of a Wonderful Man.

It is indeed marvel to many how the many really remarkable cures are per formed by the justly celebrated special ist. Rarely day passes that we do not hear of some phenomenal cure being wrought upon some of our we'll known residents and that, too, upon such as have been pronounced incurable by oth- CT physicians. Do not understand by this that this specialist can cure every case that presents itself, for such is not the fact, as many who have applied have, upon examination, been informed that their case was beyond the skill of this great physician. A more conscientious physician does not exist than Dr Morrow of ll5 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. He will always explain to the patient their condition as he sees them, telling them just the chances for a successful treat ment, while, if no cure is possible, he in forms them so in as gentle q manner as possible, and does not take cent of their money, but oftentimes furnishes them such remedies as will give them instant relief, making no charge for the same. It was our good fortune to meet a lady who has suffered for years with a large scrOfulous tumor on the neck. At times, the pain from it was so great that it was unbearable. In this condition, she would apply to different physicians for relief :; some of them decided that no relief could be had without having it removed by the knife. Not willing to undergo the hor- TOTS of this, she applied to Dr Morrow with little hope of relief; the doctor ex- amined her and said: "Madam I think I can have this tumor removed in less than | 10 days The lady placed herself under treatment at once and royalty has he kept his word, for on the eighth day not sign of any tumor was left; every yes tige of pain has gone. To say that the lady is happy woman does not half ex- press her feelings. The lady is well known and the doctor has permission to refer to her at any time. The above is only sample of the grand work of heal ing the sick which is being done by this great specialist.
 Another case is that of Sylvester Thompson of Eagle street, East End. For long time, he had been affected with a very bad sore on his forehead and consulted many physicians; most of them called it blood poison and their treatment did it no good. At last he called upon Dr Merrow with little faith, as he had tried so many physicians. pr Morrow told him he would have him at work in one week and sure enongh in just six days he returned to work in Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co.,, a happy man.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
FRIDAY. MARCH s1, 1890.
LYONS PLAIN.

Bradley's axe factory is running on Hull time, with from 45 to 30 hands and business Is said to be better than for years before. During the Winter, there have been orders for many tools, which, for some time, have not been in demand. The factory Is now working on stock, principally for the southern trade; tools Tor the turpentine trade and similar goods.
 James Dikeman has been laid up with sprained right ankle, but Dr Gorham Is bringing him out.
 David Brown has been under Dr Cor hams care.
 Daughters have recently been born tC Andrus Anderson (Swede) and to Tim othy Drlscoll.
 Mrs Coley Abbott has been sick.
 D. W. Hendershot has new horse buggy and thorough equipment, purchas cd in South Norwalk.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Have you a Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu dent Lamp? Do they work satisfactorily g Do your Lamp Chimneys break ?
 You get the wrong sort! The RIGHT ones are the "PEARL GLASS;" made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co.,, Pitts bur gh, makers of the cele- brat,d "Pcarl-tof" C@ra lamp q: ,7ncy, which l have r;>ln l...iTriy.ci >!ti3Elction.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

Lieut. Frank King Is trying to form a militia company, to take the place of Co. C, colored men, recently disbanded.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
DID YOU KNOW EFF. HAW LEY

Makes speciality of fine Groceries, Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees and Crack CTS. Pure Coffees 25 and BOG. pound. The celebrated Old Dutch Java Coffee 35c. pound. 4 pounds good Tea for $1. Choicest Black Tea AS and FOG. pound, usually sold at 60 and 80c. .Colored and uncolored Japan Teas. Also remember we are agents for the celebrated 0. $ o. Tea.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
HOUSATONlC k. k.
 MAIN LINE January l2. 1890

MAIN LINE
 January l2. 1890 BRIDGEPORT North ' Os. le % a m, B. 6 l5 P m; freight. 5, 10 10. II 30 a m,9 30 p m. Sunday. ' 30 a m Arrive 6 50. g 40 m,l2 l5.2 25.4 50. l2,9 05 pm Sunday milk 20 m; freight 4 25 pm.
 TRUMBULL-N"rth 5 2O*. l9*. 10 3O* m; l2. 6 30, g 55* p m; Sunday 2 42 m South. 6 3S.9 3S' III. I2 O0* } 05*.3 55.7 00,S 53* m. Sunday milk 2 06* pun.
 LONG HILL. North 35*7 25*. 10 40,12 10 m; $ 37.l0 10* III; Sunday 49 m South 3i. g 22*.1 54 m. 5O.3 40*, 53.S 4S* p ID. Sunday milk.6 g p m. STEPNEY-North5 5 5o.7 31. 10 20. le 90 m;l2 20.5 15.6 4S.l0 9 m. Sunday ' 8 ln South 6 p g lS.lI 49 m.l 40, 3 30.6 AS. 43 p III. Sunday milk 54. BOTSFORD-North 25. 2 fl. 10 80, II Co m;l2 40.5 P. 59. 10 45 P m; Sun- day s 05 m. South 6 IS. g iU*.1I 40 m. p. 3 10. 4 22. 6 34. s s m. Sunday milk 42 pm NEWTOwN-Norrh6 6 507 49. 10 43.1I32. am. l. 5 36. 0S. Il % m; sunday 8 13 m South 6 10. 02. II 32 I'm. l.. ? 40.4 IA. 6 22.S p m; Sunday Hiiih Op
 HAWLEYVILLE-No ' 5S. a3 10 52 Il 42 m.l 20.5 44.7 17.ll l5 m Sum day s 9 m. South 6 O2. 54 II 25 A m. 12 30.2 20.4 07.6 0SS IS pm Sunday milk i6 m. Leave for Bethel 55. II A am. ? 5S. 4 Ia. 6 30 p m. Sunday i 52 pm From Bethel s l5. 10 B m. s. 8. I3 m. Sunday 29 D m
 BROOKFIELD JUNCTION North SOC S45 Il 0l m. 40. 54. 26. II 45 p m. Sunday s 3l m South 53. 45 II 15 a m. 30. 5 5S. 54, s 0S m. Sunday milk 02 p m- For Danbnry. 6. s 06. s 47. II r III. co, 3 55, 8 12 p m.
 DANRURY-Arrive 15. s 20. 0a. II ss 4 15. 6 0S. 27 D m. Leave 35. . 45 30. 10 45 a m. 40. 5 30. 2 60 m. DANBURY & NORwALK DIVISION. BETHEL. from Danbury. 42. fl g 13 m. I2 07. 8 l2. 5 %. 6 57. : 50. 9 37 D m For Dauburv B. 10 14 m. l o9. 20. 56. 6 57, ' ?, Il p. 9 42 pm For Hawl-yyillp s co 10 I9 a m. l 15. 3 20.5 5S pm Frnm Hawlrrville 10 a m. F m i2. 30, 6 43pm
 BEDDING. North : 47. lO 06 m. I 02. 10. 20. II I9* D tu St,niii 6 AS. 9 20 m. l2 l3. 3 Is. 5 09. *7 O6. : g D m.
 NEW HAVEN & DERRY R.R.
 January l2 1890. BOTSFORD-Lsave9 II, II A q m, 4 25 6 B p m Arrive 2 40. 10 34 a m, < 3i 10 43, 12 43
 sHELTON-W-st l3. 10 07 a m. 5.9 50. II 50* m East B m. I2 F. s. 02 m.
 NEW HAVEN-L+avs 6 50, 40 am. 40. 50 m. Arrive 9 s .12 37. IS. ' 8 pm.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
BRIGGS H E A D A c H K T R 0 c H E s
 FOR SICK HEADACHE
 IN ITS
Nervons, Bilious, or congestiye Forms.

This Remedy is the prescription of one of the leading physicians of Paris, France, and was used by him with unparalleled success for over 30 years. It was first given to the public as a proprietary medicine in 1878 S.Since which time it has found its way into almost every country on the face of the globe and become favorite remedy with thousands of the leading physicians. Medical societies have discussed it's marvellous success at their annual conventions and, after their official chemists have analysed it and found that it contained no opiates bromides or other hal ln- ful ingredients, quietly placed it among their standard remedies.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
TESTIMONIAL.

g West Jersey St.,
 ELIZABETH, N. J., June 2s, ISs9. This is to certify that have used for some months with much satisfaction, the combina. ton of remedies for Headache known as Briggs Headache Troches. The remedy cures more headaches, especially such as affect Nervous Women, than anything I am ac- quainfed with and, if this certificate will be the means of bringing it to the favorable at. tentiOn of sufferers from that trouble, shall feel that have done them a service. l.. K. BROWN.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
sHEPAUG R R. January g. 1890.

HAwLEYvII.LE- North 8 l5 . ID. 50
 m- Sunday. s 30 m Arrive
 II p m. 30 p m. Sunday. 30 aHEP AUG North B g m. s6 Oa
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
WOODBURY.

Editor Wisegarver has been in Penn sylvania.
 Mrs George Tyler was buried, last week.
 Charles Harvey of Washington has bought Dea Truman Judson's farm i'll Minortown.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21

" B. HALL i < COMP PANY !
 OPENING OF GINGHAMS, 1 FRENCH SATEENS, i
 CHAMBRAYS, FRENCH FLANNELS,,, OUTING CLOTHS. Also a magnificent display of NEW SPRING SILKS.
 Comprising Plain and Figured India and China Silks, Scotch Clan Plaids, Bengalines, Bro cades, etc., in 8 number of exceedingly rich styles, most of which are confined exclusively to us for this market. :. We also make 8 beau- tiful exhibit ofnovelties in
 SPRING DRESS
 GOODS, Chief among them being our special i'm portation of fine Paris Robes in exquisite col brings, and an almost unlimited range of conl- bination.
 NEW a LINES OF | H K N R 1 k T r A
 c L 0 T H. NEW COLORINGS IN CASHMERES AND | SERGES. | NEW STYLES IN | SCOTCH PIAIDS.
 Balance of Winter Goods to go at following Ridiculous Prices.
 5o-inch Wool Velours will go at 33.
 Last of the Mottled Suitings at 29. l Last of the Winter Henriettas, 25. l Last of the French Merinoes, 50. All 75 and 80 Drap d'Almas, 50. CLOAKS. r Only few at $2; worth $lO.
 About 20 left of the $15. Garments at S5. | One Seal Jacket left at $50. | W.B. HALL & co.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
THE I1!.t lst, FLOW.

THE (4 ! H5t FLOW. M0LDBoAEDs of ~'TI.l:.. 0; CHILLED IRON. Bca:a,, of Gas: Il'or, u,:''caIde Iron or Hood.
 .Iointers, Golfers .}3 Wheels always iu line, and positively all the Lest Improvements.
 Gg~ Swivel Flows for Side-hiiI and LeveI-land, and no more Deadfurrotos and Ridges. .-
 LIGHTEST, STRONGEST AND EASIEST
 DRAFT FLOWS IN THE MARKET.
 THE HORSES FRIEND IS THE CHAMPION Spring Lumber Wagon, As there is no whipping of the pole un- der any circumstances and they run far easier than any other Wagon. They are so far superior to others,i in all respects that they are their owners pride and constant source of pleasure. They are also extremely low in price.
 I HAVE WAGONS AND CARRIAGES Of all styles and grades. My Carriages hung with the Booth Lever Coil Spring are the easiest and most durable in use. They give the highest satisfaction.
 MARKET, BUSINESS AND PLEASURE WAC oNS at low prices and of excellent style and workmanship; both on hand and made to order.
 Owing to large cash orders, offer first class ROAD CARTS at SIS.
 ROAD WAGONS at $40 are worth double the price for light business purposes
 4 SHIFTING POLE at $12 50, which is the best made and which will not get loose and rattle is to be found in my stock at all times.
 MY HARNESS will stand the closest scrutiny and recommends itself to you for it's worth and low price. They are all hand sewed and ! have all grades, from light to heavy trucking. I guaran- tee them all to be made of the best stock.
 Also agent for Bradley's Fertilizers.
 E. N. SIPPERLEY,
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
FAIRFIELD.

The meetings held Tuesdays and Thursdays at the chapel in Fairfield Woods and at Mill Plain school house by Rev MT Jones are well attended.
The Newtown bee., 1890-03-21
NEW YORK & NEw ENGLAND R R.
 November II. 1888.

HAWLEYVILLE-E East : 55. II 5s . m
 06 pm West s 5 m. 45. 6 I5 m NEWTOWN-East fS m. fl2 04. fl 10
 pm West IS As ID. f6 10 p m. SANDY HOOK-East 06 m 12 10.
 16 p m. West 42 m. 3 A. $ 05 pun SOUTHBURY-Eas d m. F 19, ' 25
 pm. West g m. 24. 5 55 p m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30
ADDITIONAL DiyPATCun


BrsINEss was active on tho London
Stock Exchange during tho week ended
May ~. In Paris business WAS dull In
the early part, but improved toward the
end. The German bOurses wsrc quiet
More activity WAS shown In the Havana
sugar market.
Qvirx On earthquake was felt In tho
Mohawk valley, N. Y, on the morning
Of the 96th.
CLEANING house returns for the week
ended May ~ showed an average In.
,rcass Of Ill compared with the CORE
spending week Of last year. In New
York the increase wa i<.i.
RErOwra from the wheat growing
counties of Texas indicate . bad crop.
S4vENrv.skvEA Cinnamon were
drowned by tho cccnt wreck Of the
ship Oneida In the Pacific. The men
were . n route TO Alaska to work In the
salmon cSnnerica
A YOUNG IN recently committed
suicide by lcApinR from the tower Of
Notrs Dame Cathedral. Paris
MANY people attended the celebra-
ton 1t New TppcrSry, Ireland, On the
sSth despite the Governments prohibi.
tton. A few heads were bruised before
the asScmbla.c WAS dispersed.
GEonaE tnANCis TWAiN arrived at
Tacoma, Wash, on the 2tth. completing
his Journey around the world in sixty.
seven days.
JOAN NowEN. his vito and daughter
were recently drowned in Wolf river
near Memphis, Tenn, while crossing in
. buggy.
TME farrclly building At Morristowu,
y. y, WAS burned recently. Loss, $780,.
900. insurance, $50, 0cO.
Two men were crushed todeath under
. house they wcrc raising At Port Wash.
ington. Wis. recently. the supports Civ
ing way.
TMEWE Vas . terrific ~rsinstorm At
Johnstown, IA, on the aath. The Penn.
IsyiyaniA tracks were covered two fsct
deep with mud.
IN the Senate on the cath the creden.
Itials Ot Mr.. Carlisle were presented.
The Navs, Appropriation bill Was taken
up aud considered without action. The
River and Nsrbor bill was before the
House. 4 motion Ia strike out the Ap
lpropriation for the ~llcuncpin canal wAs
Loaf
TnE town Of Scfron. near FeG Mo
r~rco. has been inundated. The whole
place was in ruins, Nfty.thrce Jews
and many Mocrs persisted,
FATHER MvLiKM of the Jesuits' mis-
sion Ut Malgorc, India. claims tn have
CURED several lcers by Coun, Mat
,lcssy's system. A gentleman of Cal
)cu,ta has had similar success
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

HirRovO. the Russian Minister "a Ru.
charcst has hen summoned TO s. 20.
tersburR 70 receive tho ccnsurs OF his
Government for tho bungling manner
In which he managed tho Panitxa n
spiracy against the lilo Of Prince Ferdi.
nsnd Of bulgaria. When tho plot was
discovered NJ. Hitrovo wss openly &C.
cuscd OF having insttRStcd II aud the ac.
eusation has never bcen rofuted. Tho
ostensible reason for his recall Ia Ia
enable him to ~exculpats himself from
tho charge Of completely, but beyond
doubt, 40 . dispatch statcx, tho rexl
reason Ia that he IL to be disciplined ior
failing TO carry the conspiracy to u sue.
ccssful issue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

D. sspseRs Cosss - the UsiteA ssstes Re-
Sssss - 1ssssSses n NE Msrdsrss's
Pawn.
WASHINGTON. May 2A-Thc Supreme
Court Of the Unitcd States yesterday
denied the application for . writ OF
error in the case OF Kemmlcr, under
sentence Of death by electricity. The
opinion Was by Chief Justice Fuller.
The opinion first recites the proceed.
ings in the lower courts leading up to
the bringing Of the case 70 this court,
and says that 1t Ii urged In Reminders
behalf that the Fourteenth amendment
II . prohibition on the State Of i'm.
position Of cruel and unusual punish.
ment this being included in the
term due process Of law" The origin
OF the phrase ''cruel and unusual pun.
ishment" WAS In the English act Of set.
Element In 1873 and meant that barbar.
Gus methods Of punishment should not
be inflicted. II mean that q man
should not be sentenced 10 death by
torture. but did not mean that the death
penalty itself was cruel. The Court OF
Appeals held that the punishment In.
fiictcd on Kemmler was unusual. bu.
that there was no evidence TO show that
II was cruel. The Legislature Of New
York had the facts bearing upon this
question and the our must presume
that tho Legislature had devised q
punishment II thought less cruel than
the former mode. That decision a
by the prisoner and was so plainly right
that the co urt would not be justified in
Overruling II. The Fourteenth amend.
mont did not materially change the
whole theory Of the Government. Citi-
Gems still remain citizens, both Of the
State and OF the United States. The
only change In that amendment fur
nishcd an additional guarantee against
encroachment by tho State upon the
fundamental rights Of the citizens. The
privileges and immunitics Of citizens Of
the United States are protected by
them. Those are the privileges arising
out OF the essential nature and charac-
ter Of the National Government.
The Court quotes the opinion in the
HurtadO case on the meaning OF the
phrase, due process Of law. The change
In form Of death was within he lcgiti.
mate sphere OF the legislative power Of
the state. The Legislature Of the State
Of New York determined that IL did not
innict cruel and unusual punishment
and its courts have sustained that de-
termination. This court can not SEQ
that the prisoner has been deprived Of
due process Of law. In order 10 reverse
the judgment this court should be- com
PEELED to hold that the Court OF Appeals
had committed IN error = gross AZ to-
deprive tho prisoner Of his constitutional
rights. The Court has no hesitation in
believing II can not do this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

TnE conferces On tho Senate Anti.
Trust bill have concluded their labors
and will report 10 their respective houses.
Tho section introduced In the House by
Mr.. Hand, Of Missouri. and amended by
the Senate relating to combinations To
prevent composition In tho %transporta.
Zion Of persons or property was tho only
pointin dispute. The conierccS decided
upon . limitation Of tho Inhibited combi.
nationa. making only those illegal which
raise the rates Of transportation "sbOvo
what In just and reasonable"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

JACKSONVILLE, Via. May .t-A mo-
ton vas made 10 the United stairs
Court by the cpsnsel for Grss, defend
a In the Marion CouAty election
frauds case. 10 quash the indictment On
the ground tina, the sAcarsea term OF
the court from the regular term IN De-
eemher did not have any legal s.s'as
and that therefore its sssion sAs null
and void. without specifically sustain
ing oe denyins the motion Judge
S~aync aid The, the posnt uss . very
important one. and thas he would rV
serve bis ruling thcreoa unril circEiS
judge should sst With hin "a the sash
Nsxt Rcenker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-30

"sUSWssoWrOuss
AEARMER named Tucker with his "
children, . girl and u boy, were rowing
on . lake near stanton the other night
when the boat WAS overturned and tho
three were drowned.
JOAN MCt;UIRE was recently ARRESTED
at Nebraska City and held on suspicion
Of being wanted In Cook County. H..
for murder. lie answers the description
perfectly OF o maj who murdered bis
sweetheart eleven years ago, and for
whom there 10 . reward Of 500.
JOHN CLARE, who MAS bitten by . 10.
rocious dog Ut NiobrarA some weeks age.
died tho other day from hydrophobia.
DURING . thunderstorm tho other
evening. Mrs. John Lsrkonski. wife Of =
bohemian farmer, living thrcc miles
north Of Snyder. In Dodge County. was
instantly killed by lightning while
standing In the doorway. She leaves .
husband and four small children.
A WEALTHY bachelor farmer named
Arcndt ArndtA who lived near Cort.
land. WAS recently found hanging dead
In his own barn. and II MAS evident that
death was intentional. The cause oi
the suicide WAS an unfortunate love II.
fair.
DANIEL niLWExr, who had just rom.
pleted . tcrm in the pe~nitentiAry, was
arrested % Albion recently for mor,gag.
ing property he did not wi and taken
10 Logan County for trial.
A WOMAN named Mycrx living three
miles south of Weeping Water. recently
heAved = stone through the window OF .
passing Missouri Pacific train. Hatred
Of the company for building its track
through her farm was the inspiration Of
the deed.
TmE State Dental Association. recently
In session At Omaha. elected the follow
ing officers; President W. W. Vance.
kearney; vicc-presidcnI W. II. Strykcr.
beatrice, recording secretary. I. w.
FNnck. Beatrice; corresponding secrr.
tary, A. W, Mason. Omaha: treasurer.
II, 7. King, Fremont; member Of the
hoard Of ccnsors. :. r. Patted. Omaha
TUX latest phase Of the Ncbraska
cattle quarantine against New Mexicc
il that Governor Thsyer has sen, com,
missioncs ~ investigate the real Sta, "a
~ affairs. In the meantime lxrgv
punches ~ cattle from New Mexico Ay
held up in transit awaiting the solution
~ the matter.
Duane the two days mad acs scar
q, Grand Island about one hundred and
fity cannes were sacrificed.
oG> EicuARps, member OF the Arm al
orr 4 Ric hands bankers a, Hays Center
committed suicide In his room in the
burlington s Missouri eating house Q,
McCook tue other morning by taking
four ounces u laudAuum.