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We offer no apology for devoiing so much
time and attention to this much neglected
class of diseases, believing that no condition
Of humanity is too wretched to merit the SYM
pathy and best ~servicez of the profession TO
which we belong, as many are Innocent sur
ferers, and that the physician who devotes
himself to relieving the afflicted and saving
them from worse than death, is no less "A
philantrophista and benetactor to his race than
the surgeon or physician who by close appli-
cation excels in any other branch OF his pro
fession- And, fortunately for humanity, the
day is dawning when the false philantrophy
that condemned the victims Of folly or crime,
like the lepers under the Jewish law TO die
uncared for, has passed away.
, 1890-05-15
YOUNG N1EN

q .AEod M On.
There are many men OF the age of 30 to GO
who are troubled with too frequent evacuIa-
tions of the bladder often accompanied by a
slight smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening of the system in a manner the pa
tient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often
be found, and often small particles of alpu-
men Will appear, or the color will be OF akin
or milkish hue, again changing to "A dark and
turbid appearance. There are many men
who die OF this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of seminal
weakness. DIR. Wagner will warrant a cure in
nll such cases and a healthy restoration OF
the genitourinary organ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, $500
See the doctors additional advertisement
in the Daily Denver News and Tribuue-Re-
publican.
An communications should be addressed
Or. Wagner & Co., l4I4 Larimer ST
Address p o. Box 27s3. DENVER, Colo.
Cut this out and AXE 1t along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
ne KILLED JOHNSON.


William vsaghss Chisas That Il Wa All
1S01e N sels lDsSssse.
OxAnk, Mo-, Jan. 2s.-Yestertiav veck
William Vaughan. living near Rome.
Douglas County. who had an old dim.
Guilty growide out Of LAID trade and
later dispute about . roadway, with
t'eogc johnson. . neighbor. WAS met by
Johnson, who WAS drunk. and fol,ow.i
him u his home. When Vaughan
reached home he began 10 unload
hi wagon when Johnson disuounted
rom his horse and threw . rurk q, him.
vaughan threw rock hack At johnson.
hittine him In the mouth. Jotnson
then drew his piatol aad nrd A.
Vaughan. The rport Of Johason's oi..
tol caused . horse which was hi.hcd
70 the back of vaushaa's wagon
TO break loose. Catchine the horse
Vaughan protected himself behind th.
animal and drswin4 his pla,oi returned
Johnson's ere. JoAsson throw his head
aown 70 dndes vsughsns Are, snA ~.
eesv"d three fatal shota, each hell
penetrating the brain. Vaughan i'm.
u"diAtsly surrendered himself tn thu
sheriff Of noaeiss County. aim,ss tAse
he bad killed Johnsun in ssle .lVssS, =
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
PKIesONAL Ann POLlrlCAl.


In his Inaugural message ~ the New
Jersey LeGislature Govcruor Leon Ab.
bett comes out natnootsd In favor Of
ballot reform. at.t
TIM I,rrSidcnt and Mn. Harrison ssvc
. state dinner on the 2ist ~ the diplo-
matte corps. Covers were Laid for forty.
seven persons.
TmK New York Legislature has unsni.
mously adopted resolutions stitionins
Consrcss to locate the coming Worlds
Fair In New York.
PKEsmENr HARRISON has acnt to the
Scnstc with Z memorial message urR.
Ing legislation 70 prevent the rapid and
needless destruction Of tho forests Of
the country.
Dawn Il. WATERS, United States Mar.
ahsl for the WesterA district Vt Michi.
Gan. has resigned.
MORMSoN MrNvowp. of the Kansas
City Tmes, has interviewed cx.Presi.
dent Cleveland and reports him ready ~
run again for thc Presidency.
TMK SCnate Committee On For~isu Re.
lattona has ordered au Hdverse rcpurt "a
lse made ON the Call resolution rcaucst-
Ing the lreAident 70 open ncRotis istions
with Spain for tho purpose ol inducing
that Government 70 consent " the 90.
tahlishment Of republic In Cuba.
Hon. JOmN McSwKENv. Q noted Grim.
insl lawyer Of Ohio died ~ Wooster ~.
Gently Of acute pneumonia. ttf ri. +.
Hon. Eism PiiELia,, cx.Statc Senator
and Representative, and . prominent
Republican Of Michigan. died ~ his real.
demos In 0rAnd Rapids oa the ssd from
Injuries by fall.
WILLIAM l.. BvRn. Governor Of the
Chickasxw Nation. In comm u unics,iou
laid before the Renat~. protests Agsins,
the establishment Of = Tcrritorssi iorm
of government In Oklahoma aa viola.
tion of the treaty made with tho In.
diana In 1850. .u.
MICHAEL DAvivr. u Q lecture st Cork,
Ireland. declafyd his s,cadfast loyalty
- pHrncll. Nat.ft hF7tlI' i6'
ADAM FowrrACeM, the veteran cirrus
manager. died after an attack of insiu,
enxa At Philadelphia ON the s.d. lle WAS
stxty.eight years of sge aud left vslu.
able property, 4... j. ~.
Ex.SENAron R,npi.EnsRaER died y,
winchester, Va, On the ssth. lie WAS
horn NJ EdinburR, Shenandoah County,
Va, OtOhcr 4. lsAA
REV. nR. TALxAeE called On Mr..
Gladstone ~ Nawaricn on the cath and
spent tho day with him. f
SAWvONAWo. head chief Of tho I'm,
compahrre rtcs, died ON the reservation
near Price Station. Utah, January II, of
ahscexs of the liver. Charley NhAvcnau
~ss chosen head chief In his place, lie
IL quite in,ellig~nI
TME German ReichssAs hAs refused o,
re1ucc the tariM Un coal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
ADDITIONAL D,srArcmu,.

jim SrAwR, the noted Cherokee horoo.
thief Ard despcrsdo and paramour VI
Iscllc Starr. succumbcd IA his wounds st
Fort Smith. Ark. lilo had hccn ahot By
deputy marshal st Ardmors. ]. T.
TmE dsoo,npoasa body Of the PhilaAsl.
phia banker. Joseph u. Dittman, hes
oeco found floating In the Hchuy tkiu.
he dissppearcd lIsocmbsr II.
M,Nisrxa RYAN st the court of MeI.
leo has complained of Consul Rshden st
Ksnass City for Importing that hog
cholera existed In Kansas. Rahdea dis
Avowed any wrong motives. stating that
he he'd simply oollatsd itcms from vari.
ous newspapcrs with reference 70 the
disease sad had melted thcm ~ his Gov
ernmept However,. an embargo he'd
bsen placed ON live hoes catering Mex.
lsc In CONSEQUENCE. 70
l'Rov. Fisk p. RNxwxn, OF Grinncll,
Iowa, died from the grippe rscently. He
was brother Of Justice hrcwcr. VI tho
United States supreme Court
TmE accidental ignition of . natural
gas veil at In Haven, Pa, CAUSED the
bad burning Of four workmen.
I.oNkNao u. WMpiOrxE, New York
partner of che ercat Chicago dry eOods
drm Vt MsrsAAll kYsld l. Co, has rcarOd
from tho corporation because Of III
health. f
> CARDINAL JAcOH,SI h lying In Rooe
crttically III With pneumonia.
TmE .HdvWAtc Guioli SAn Eclior,
brother Of tho Archbishop VI Naples,
has ahsronaed with funds held In trust
a the extrpt of ti9O.0O0.
TuE Pan.AmericAn delegates wcrc tho
guests VI the city Of baltimore ON the
aSth.
Rgv. DR. TAi.MA0E and his wife sAiled
from Liverpool for New York ON tho
ssth on their rcsarn from their trip 70
the Holy Land. Fl
TuE intrepid traveller Nellie Rly (Kste
Csrhranel reAched New York ON the
ssth. having mAde tho trip round tAs
world In The ~ dAyn hours.
h0x. w. II. CRCVChrixi.ih who was Q
member of Coner~as from is,s.,< from
the Third Congressional district of Tea
Acaaee and who wNs noted for his -
oentricitasa. died % Chattanooga Ne
other night
NkAnixo house returns Tor the week
ended january - ahowcd IN average In
crease Of ~ compawd with the corre-
spending week oi last year. In New
York the incrcase WAS AA
EunOrgAN anAucial matters during
she week ended January Is wcre dscid.
sAly dali.
TmR senate wss nos In sesaioa % tAs
sssA. The nousr passsd the Customs
AdministsNtiv bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
a,oolese0oeR DEAD.


- Rs.VSuanAs $1,000 me- csaa0asus,vsay
wixcsmsrxn Va, Jss. ss.-Ex.Sen.
ssof Riddleberger Aied st $50 o'clock
yesterday morning after . long illness.
He was comparatively . young man.
hsviae Just entered bis fcsty.sixth year.
lie Wa born In Edinbur9. Shenandoah
CouAtJ, Va, October Z, 1874, and re-
ceivsd his education at the COM
mon school and by private in.
struction at home. Despite the fac,
Of beiae deprived Of the advsn-
tages II university his education was
good snd Thorough. He served three
years % the Coaiederate aide In the late
civil war, end during thst time was pro-
meted from 6econd Lieutenant 20 Cap
tain. His first civil olncs was common.
wealth's attorney of Shenaad0sh County.
which he held for two ysafs. He after
ward served four ysass In the House Of
Delegates sad foas yssss In the State
senate Of Virginia.
He was member Of the STATE co1mit.
tee u the conservative party Of his
State until 1873. II 1870 he was Presi-
Dental electOr from his State on the
Democratic ticket and II 1859 hs held
the same poaiti0n on the Rcadjustcrs'
ticket He was elected 70 the United
Htstes Sensts froa virRiais In
1881 and took his seat December
=, 1851. Ills term Of once expired
March 3, 1859. Since 1870 he has been
the editor Of three newspapers, the
Tenth Legion. the Shsnandosh Demo-
crst ssd the Virginisn. Hts later years
In ths Cnited States Senste wore marked
BY the belief that his colleague. General
Malone, bad undermined him and con.
ssquently he turned against Malone
snd last fall WAS one of the strongest
OpponentA Of General Malone for Gov
e1nor Of Virginia, taking the stump.
against him and In favor VI tho Demo-
cratic marty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
TO Dc hoMEsrEAoeo.

CssgPsas0aa Psrkiag' Nun 70 Dp~a Cee>nsu
e1easeat.
wAsmNarpN, Jan. oa-The House
Committee on Indian Af!sirs yesterday
authorized favorable report on Con.
Rresamsn Perkins bill to open to home
stead settlement certain portions Of the
Indian Territory.
This bill. which Judge Perkins is de.
termined 10 press 10 early consideration,
provides ~ follows:
Section l. That the lands In the Indian
Territory c~dcd by the Cherokee Nation 81
Indians by treaty dated July ~. 1875. except
such - have been granted to other 1NAtsn
tribes by act Of Congress or by treaty or
which have been set sparSrser Indian occu.
ps"cy by executive order. be- and the same
are hereby declared 70 bs public iands Of the
Unitrd sssscs and subject to essry uvs,sr ~,
homestead laws only. and Il shall bs the
duty of the President to Issue . proclama.
tien opening said lands a. settlement ns
aforesaid, and he 10 hereby authorized to
establish n land once ut some suitable point
on said land ssd appoint therefor under ea-
once
Se~. .. That the Secretary of the interior
v authorized to appoint = person learned In
the lsW "a confer with Q person 90 be an.
poinsss' BY the Cherokee Nation Of Indians
70 d~e~rmtnc whether said Indians are
legally or eQuttabiy entitled to any furthrr>.
coHpensation for so much VI the lMnds ccd-,i
~ them To the Cnited states by sala treaty
~ Jsly y. lss. - are embraced in the abUvr
descris,rd domain. esd " ~ kov much. and
all matters Of disagreement between said
persons shalt be settled and Determined Ly
the frcsidcat of the unissd asstes. who shail
MAKE report 80 Congress of all proceedings
under this section for spproval
Sec. 8. That all acts or parts Of acts Of
Congress tncOss istent hcrsw nh are h.reby
repealed and tho sum of ti0.UD ar So much
thereof - may be- necessary. 10 hereby ap.
pr"priassd out Of any money In tn. treasury
70 carry out the provisions Of this act
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
MlsCks.l.yANssSlrn.

Tt'H report that the Hank II England
wAs about to ass silver ~ secarity TOR
ao'es WAS declsrsd In London ~ b. .
cAnarl.
Tax diseraeeful row ~ the roliah
cemetery a. Plymouth, FA.. Was followed
by HORRIBLE and disgusting prrec<lingx.
Tue Of the factions disinterred ssversl
Of tho dead of tho opposing iActioG.
throwing the remains iuto the roadway.
The ehouls were finally r0utsd by .
deputy sheriff and possA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
LOT JUMPING,
sss erase ~ 0ssArss-vhs Aslusssy NssA,A
- 3sep OsAos. -,

Sss cssse ~ 0sshsts-vhs MILITARY Nsss,s
- 4ssp Oeass. 10----,
"cr"nix, Ok Jss. ss.-The lot jump
Ing crAsc loomed up all over the city
here yesterday. aad, foe the ars, time in
eight montha. the assistance o. the milf
tsry WAS called 10 help enforr the laws.
Robert Hamil. Who claimed the owner.
snip ~ lot In the heart of the city. vac
rlected by tho authorities. A sr.as
crowd gathered ssa the soldicrs were
called upon to preserve order. The
passage II the Perkins bill has CAUSED a
sress deal Of uneasinea auons the tn-
soce"s pwchaserS u lota. hut they Are
stiiias 10 ~sit unul ths necessary law.
OF So"srcss Are passed. The diDr,e,ly
element on the other hand are oaly too
Husins ~ grasp ~ any thing that comes
s'oee even u it takes mob violence 10
rti. iropsrsy holds up ., very a.,a
d
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

MANLY ~. 900 shares Of Atchiaon stock
Wsse rspeeeeuted at the modified hve year
trust meeting % Boston. Mesars. n. r.
Cheney, Levi G. Wade and William ].
9ocho were chosen the new trustees.
The trust iAasntuzs ID modified ~ that
ny vaeaacaes n the trust shall b alled
- ~ tfustsss - Q whole. ..
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Tn Chinese Minister authorizes the
lsnial u the story printed In New
Yceh paper thst he he'd approved thc
ysoposition OF Count Mitkiewis for the
1ssmstioa Of ~ Oriental American hank
- CAlna. saA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

TaE feud betwecn tho old and young
Useohs Of Bohemia 10 becoming lcsa bit.
~. 4 compromise waa arranged by tho
Sorms oe which the young Cscchs st.
esnded The meeting Of deputies 10 con.
olaer the seault Of the German Cuech
aoaiesenos recently held In visnua.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
M Me- sssss sAs y,sa>.

LAvsrAoE. Kan, Jsa- N.--Ssnusl n.
cnisns'e, ~ old rcs,dsat. vss .ns,.s,,v
Ruled BY santa re pa.uras-r trsin.
Nc vsa standing ou : s,~s,le vo-k1
s'snias the ic~ cutsiag and dtA not
sser snr ,rsia He vas seventy ysars
I" Ass asd earp~atrs By ts>de.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

TN report that . revolution had
tsoksA out In Costa Rice 10 daAied by
~ representatives of that oohntsy In
WasAinStoa. Cablsgrsms rcccivcd late.
y tFUm there say nothing In regard 70
~ supposed revolution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Nsws from Rio do Janeiro 10 that .
aefalcation Of 10000 pesos has been Dis.
covered In the telegraph department, Of
which barOn Do Capancma was chief
The Baron he'd beeu arrested and lodged
1A jail. IL u asserted by the cashier Of
Ne company that lle CapanemA Disposed
- the money and that he was assisted
ey others. against whom warrSnta Of ~.
.eeut have bcen issued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

THH funeral Of the lsts rtsld Marshal
lIosd Napier took plsSs In London on the
Slse The body wss buried In 81 Psul's
CstAsdsal Many notatIs persons wess
Ho0nnA .ta .It IA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

3nponTs from Bucnos Ayres state that
SAere have been large aumhes Of
s9Aalures there which footed up nearly
oio. 90, 80. A panic prevailes and gold
Aao Soocho0 0lA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

TN Fsli Rubber CosApsny, Of Boston.
proposes 70 shut down shortly uniess the
oe0And Tor rubber boots and shoes i'm.
proves. Three tAoussnd persons will b.
0a1o iAlO. F-.tntst toN,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Ar Paso dol Norts. Mexico. recently
She drunken keeper Of two bears was
hcesated % terribly BY one Of the sni.
nails that 10 died. HshsA besn giving
tAom whisky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

JuDos NAxisrY, Of the Queens Bench
eivisloa Of The English High Court Of
Ssstsee, wss stricken With paralysis while
Sgooooing over case recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

A nECIpxD hurry among commisaion
men on the Chicago Roard Of Tvxdc has
boca caused by tho bill introduced In
COassess BY Representative Dutterworth
- impose high internal revenue tax On
all dealings In 'futures." The purpose
- the hill 10 supposed 70 10 10 prevent
speculation In food prodacts and to n.
0trict tPansactiOns u actual sales and
yarchaaes In the market
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

STrAs". JAn- H-TAerr ves~ s,pcty.
sax deaths yesterday. making the total
,or ,ae week Si. " skess niaety..ix
aes'hs sinetcsn ves~ cauSed BY pneu-
e,onis' ave By hroachitA. ~y hy diph.
'her's' nv~ by phthisis pIlz.onalis and
aiac by the sYip
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

1x.EMrxxOR DOW l'xpRo oi Brasil Il
pAssing his time In almost ahsoluts ~
olusaca % Canncs, France. His health
- talrly good end his mind clear. He Il
working on his memoirs, which viii n0
- publiahed until after bis death. Thu
downfall Of the Empire will occup,
oaueh space and careful preparation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

I'm German Reichstae hes passed the
IN authoeidng loans for We military,
navsl, hallway, postsi end telegraph ser.
vloos of The kmplre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
Tsu coul ri jnnsiry appointed by

Tm couy RI 1Dosiry appointed hy
SECRETARY &sool - investlsate tho
charge that usv6I 6@ccrs conspirsA " ~.
oaso lobbyists - have their pay In.
oseassd met recently. A number oi wit.
1ssses wcss examined. who testified 10
beiag askeA - sasist and Also Ia recciv.
)ng letter from ex-Congr~ssman
3honas tendering his services to secure
- paasaee Of . bill for certain moas-
~ oonsiAention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

CssscAeA JAn- A-Tesv v>a a
Married dscsvase In the aumhre of
dsNsAs Yesterday, though the sripps s,ill
sAs . sssues AosA 10 twelve cssss ~
1ssAsA was he cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

In cousequenes Of recent scenea In Ne
ytench Chamber Of Deputies when Rou.
langtst rcactionist mcmbcrs ATTEMPTED
- pesvsnt n. JofiriA from speaking, q
sssolstioA has bcsn introduccd 70 cue
ysad les The rsnateasP of the sessioa
~ msmbees who created the disorder,
SAe resolution was received with mur-
0urs Of disapproval BY the members Of
~ party Of the Right and ives referred
- . committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

LospoS> Jaa. - -Sar JAnes reeRusua.
rsrliAn~atary Ssrrrtary Toe the rorr,sn
O6cs. sp~aking ~ Kilmarnorh las,
svsains. and ~ douhs schoins the op,a.
Soa os bis chief. Lard salisbury, rsai.
caled tAs clain Portugal made to her
right 10 d~mssd the Arbitration Of the
African di0bcalsy by virtue of the t~s,v
sd0ptsa % thc Errlia coairr~nce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

RSApixo, Ia, Jan. S.-Epidemie n.
Auensa has now extended 70 the cattle
Ut this vicinity. and large numbrr are
suffering fsun the dirssr. The symp.
tons arc scrc eyes dry cough and N.
fosal to eaA IN some farms whole
hepas are a6aicted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

Tn DslaCea enliwat hss bssu q =
yDoeeA - tAe lfoAtles of the IuoooSS0k
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-18
Dares Not Deny It.

c. J. Lamb, one of the impecunious
schemers who has been instrumental Ill
leading people from the realms of civil
ization to desolate Topolobampo,
writes a three column letter to the an
archistic Winfield Non-Conformist
Whose publishers hope also to make
money out of the scheme) in answer to
the expose of the suffering colony that
has recently appeared in the REFLECT
OR, Topeka Capital, Globe-Denocrat
and indeed almost every paper the
nation. He accuses the above AIMED
papers and the REFLECTOR part GUAR
" of having some deep-laid political
plan in showing up the horrors under
gone by the colonists, motive which
is too supremely ridiculous for c1nsid-
Grafton by anyone but cranks.
But he does not and dares not deny
the statement of the c0loDists' saffer-
ing. The REFLECTOR is in the nabit
of knowing what it is talking about
when it makes a statement AID its
story of the terrible condition & the
people who remain down anon the
wiIds of Mexico because unable . get
away is from unimpeachable sour res.
Mr.. Lamb says land can be ST cured
there by paying for it. So can
it here and the poor, d. Ided
colonists who have been Undue Il by
oily mouthed schemers to spend their
substance in the long journey O. y to
find sorrow and suffering at tn end
will wish they had put their str ngth
and their money into securing aome
in Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-18
First publication DAG IS, 1890.
Publication Notice,

George a. Lavender, Ida &. Lavender and
II Lebold will take notice that Barber
as plaintiff did, on the 18th day OF November
1880 file his petition in the District Court In
and for Dickinson County, state Of Kansas
sgainst G Gorge A Lavender, Ida T. Leven-
der, ct al, as defendants setting forth that
said Geo. A. Lavender and IDA q. Law
ender gave q mortgage to the said pletnttns
ON the following described lands, situated in
the County Of Dickinson and State OF Nan
sas, viz: The northeast quarter and east
half OF west half section twenty four (5O
township sixteen Qe) range one ID east, ON
principal meridian, to secure the payment
OF the sum Of e3,O00.00 according 70 certain
notes referred 70 in said mortgage, and
praying Judgment against said George A.
lavender and Ida Z. Lavender Tor the SUM
OF "a los CO. now claimed to be due and unpaid,
with interest sc 10 per cent. per ennum,
from March 1st, 1890, and that said Judgment
be paid in SIX months or that said premises
may be sold TO pay the same, without ap-
NOW said defendants George A. Lavender,
IDA e. Lavender and o. II. Leboid hereby
notified that they must appear and answer
said petition on or before the Etn oey o.
January, 1891, or said petition VIII be taken
a. true against them and each OF them ana
q jud gment for said amount, and decree
forever barring them Of any right, title or
interest In and to said lands, after the eAle
thereof will be rendered against them, ana
ordering said lands 70 be sold without ep-
przisement to satisfy any sum found 20 %
due the plaintiff upoa said notes and mort
sTa Ass5Ezsy RI riEtstiG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-18
Ghnsa an Outlaw.

The Chicago Tribune gives tie t"l
owing biography of the newly elected
United States senator from South Caro-
lima, chosen by farmers alliance votes
10 succeed Wade Hampton:
Although a young man, Colonel lfby
has history, and not a very savory
one. He mas the reputation of being
"a bad man. Back in the sew mites
he was ontlawed by the democratic gov
ernor, Simpson, who succeeded Hamp-
ton, for numbering man named Kill
gore in Laurens county. A reward OF
$50 was offered for his arrest, Bat he
fed the state and remained away until
the thing blew over, when he reta-3ed
to Laurens and with the aid of G W.
Shell, then clerk Of the court and n3w
alliance member of congress, Sc ired
an acquittal.
Irby's next exploit was to arm him
self with shotgun while he was paint
ing the town of Laurens red, and defy
the town authorities to arrest him. He
paid fine for this. Then some 6 cent
man offended him in some way and
Irby took one of his negro frien is to
the offenders plantation, gave n a
horsewhlp and, catching his enemy
unawares, held pistol to his head and
one to the negro's head and compelled
him to horsewhip the man. His next
exploit was to go with his brother into
the town after a justice of the peace
who had offended him, and between
the two of them they slashed the lstice
to pieces. He was never punished,
but he is an alliance man now aDi is a
member of the church.
The election of Irby to the United
States senate has brought the blush of
shame to the cheek of every decent
South CarolinaL. From every section
of the state come expressions of indig-
nation at the outrage and regret at the
defeat of Hampton. Should Hampton
live ILL 1892 he will be put up for gov
ernor by the democracy.