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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENlNuS.
No Northern, 50 cents.
Heales at Wood Bros.
bill 20 lbs. Of sugar at llocum's Tor o
BIZ
}. Rnse has added new safe to his
be furniture.
EH. Thorndike, the Ortonville meat
ais in town To day.
Iaa Roberts county circuit court has
ID in session the past week.
John Dillon al the opera house Oct.
Fand Ray I. Royce Nov. 5.
MIS-, Pround has Of late been paper
and fixing up the rooms of the hotel,
CB Williams, the Marvin merchant,
greeting lis MllDank friends yester-
E.J. Woodruff, of Vernon township,
spld his farm and removed 20 Lee
|nty, Ill.
layle Schnabel has the contract TOR
Wing the election booths for the diI-
sn, precincts.
Vhas. Cannon is enjoying visit from
mother who has come from Wlscon
lospend the winter with him.
Alorney Bell has Just purchased Q
esf improved Remington type writer
bis Office use.
ne notice Of the convening OF court
lst weeks paper should have read
PescaY, Oct. 10Th instead Of 9th.
Y, Lockhart and wife are On VISIT
y. Paul this week, where they have
Aen their little son to have an oper-
loh Performed on Ills limb.
Ars Carrick, mother OF Mrs. r. Hicks
ro has been visiting With the latter foi
ae time, returned to her home a
e River, Mimi, this morning.
W. +. B. Woodard, the proprietor Q
leWelry store at this place, was over
0ll Morris Tuesday looking after hE
llosns business.
o'J. Stevenson, who has been spena
couple Of weeks with this brothe
urge on the arm during threshlne
.ifned to his home at Oshkosh las
'urday evening.
lae ladies' Of the NJ. F.. Aid Societ
\ meet with Mrs. G.. L. Wood @
4a'sday, Oct 18th. There is much Worl
" done and the ladies' are requesie
= present in attendance.
me fralich machine while at work 9
: hecord's place ore day last wee
'esaed 2252 bushels Of wheat. -
oe'ieve is the best record made tn
'''On ior one days work.
olan new engine, No. 3ls. has bee
w on the line between Mil6an
minneapolis. fhe locomotive IS
N nands ~, Of Engineer Kent Fergusc
nt;, fireman b. Frost, and was ma.
AuIeIv at tho M,,un,,lyna chOnc Of I'll
= y st. ?. railway company.
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AUG, BORcERSON.

one ef John Iockvood's boys had his
leo broken and was otherwise qul'e
seriously injured a couple OF weeks ago
IN Minneapolis by team winch ne was
driving running away lie IS however
Getting along nicely now.
school matters down around wilson
haye 5een III 4 rather feryi! state o. la'e'
All owing to the fact that number Oh
the school patrons want the school oal'a-
.a,.a i . ml3a or 50 from Wilson,
while others are il favor Of keeping II ~
It's present location.
7 W. Ma!sed, foreman al the corona
rr;cultural and Live Stock company ?
farm was 4 day or two ago h'eheu y"
~ ,-,aa hy one Of the horses he was
ar,vino in a sulky plov. The knee cap
was knocked out III place, and a 4o3e
na;nfnl wound Inflicted, tut proper sur
o,cal assistance having been rendered.
no nermanent injury is likely to ofoilo".
! M keen tile readers OF the HERALD
/ ADy,scE posted Oh the latese SeiieA"'
i lana office orders and news we li''o
.l., arr,nrenents for weekly leieeI
prepared ~ W. y. Williams o' 'N'ie,
tevn and Which will relate to an nla1-
tors &c general Information N re9aio y
.,,ie lanls ii this district, inciualhe
Gstof patents granted, entries s"si'eA0'eN ~ :,
i ao.,.ians an contests, neN rules aaop'oa
and in fact al ether matters q 'h'eies
to parties having business WIN ~
j NatertoWn land oiiee
i Tbe only county official 70 be e'eeee'
This fall IS that Of il county coiA'iliss'ol','
j fhe third district, comprising 'he toMh
Sims of Kilborn, osceola' Nla1eppo
uu,., Erool,s and Grant Center, ava nov
renrasentea on the board py ~ ooA
a;,a, The Office IS an important o'is
ond ,he fax pavers Of the Whole co"l,
are interested IN seeing an hoho,'oi '
nan Of sound Judgment anu lais oas'
f nass qualifications elected from ."e ,"''
,..,a4 We understand the frienas
) The present commissioners = ! go :
a. nrqinr him 10 make the fuh :
o.;an Ills past work On the oo"i
+ bas been such as 70 coEihisi'a
hirh,y for the position. lfe l1''s p'.'g
:, = ns,sa,f CAPABLE, faithful and hohese
. ~ ;,,tarests Of the count
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Republican Third District County
Cnnaeniasioncra Convention.

4 mass convention Of the Republican voters or
the bird Commissioner District Of Grant County
Is hereby called to meet on Monday. Oct. I IT
o'clock p NJ. at Raymonds hall in the village
Of Twin Brooks for the purpose 81 piaciaa ~
nominatjon a candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioners i'll the said district.
By order Of the Committee
JoHN W. BELL, Chairman.
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Ss'Rs ED.

From my promises about one ,na, mdle .
louf - II n,,tler i. ID, on October s, 1891:
s,s'sA nea hlacl, mare. with star on iorehead'
/ years DID, one iron gtas .,al1' ma lla1kets
Old. Both had on nafhes5 an' ,aine, -
when last seen. Information ,eahl'e ha =, ID :
We nae'a' WM. LUCKow.
Tor ~ Butler, 5. y
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ror sale.

square piano Of good = maka . baraa,n anu to to
close an es'Ate' ID. w. DIGGs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09

Fo. bargains in organs call on Ed
Emanuel.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09

Greatest bargains ever seen ID organs
Call at EmaEuel's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09

Wood Bros, have an unusual line OF
heaters and cook stoves.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09

Don't fail 10 examine ihe large stock OF
lumber at Woed Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-09

Quite number Of young people as
sembled at the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
Ports on Thursday evening prepatory 70
vending their way 10 The home nf Mr. "
Fisher. where /. surprise party was given
Ia Master Arthur. The surprise was
complete and as the footsteps SOUND .
nd at ths door, found Arthur bu,lly
engaged with his books. II was a ie"
minutes before the young gentleman
.conld compose himself. bat ne soon sui
6c;antly recovered from the shock AMI
haaa them be seated and remoye Their
5outer garments. The young people
amused themselves in a jocund way, en-
raginp in the old time games 81 their
ancestors which permitted some q
Tho sweetness OF life OF an osculator.
nature. After the young folks had pc
come weary, delicious repast OF tue
choicest ylants We're set before them U
lnyirorate the inner man, 1t was at
late hour that the young people departed
for their several homes, one ana al
enjoying themselves and promising Y
make him another visit at some luiur
4;ma II.
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4onse and lot Tor sale apply to James
Lockhart.
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ssThe Feast OF TRbc rRacteS.''

The harvest festival exercises to which
last Sunday was devoted at the Nj. Z.
church, were of a most impressive and
interesting character, the morning SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. Dexter, being
upon the text ''Thou crownest the year
with thy goodness The exercises att
Sunday school were also in keeping with
the day, the aim appearing to be to IN
splre and encourage spirit Of reverent
thankfulness and gratitude to the Gre
ator for the blessings received during
the past season. The church was artis-
tically decorated for the occasion, With
the fruits oil the seasons growth, a large
arch in front of the pulpit being very
prettily trimmed with the different
kinds Of grains and grasses. In the eve
ming the members Of the Sunday school
under the supervision OF Supt. Diggs as
sumed charge Of the proceedings, the
little folks having the programme almost
entirely to themselves, and entering INTO
the spirit OF the occasion in manner
that reflected credit upon their own
efforts aud bespoke the patience and
diligence which their instructors, Mrs.
D. w. Dlggs and Miss silva Russell, had
exercised in bringing these delicate
intellectual threads into an harmonious
blendingfor this event. The program
was as follows:
Music. ..................Up Up lions Hlli.
Music ............. oend rqrtn heapoi
ecitation-Welcome me.............. Helen W ood.
Responsive Readings. s.........
Musc-Wh0 is Ready.
Recitation-The Farmer. q. White, Roy Larnea'
/ w Jones, w. Wood.
Responsive Reading. gs.................; ......
Recitaton-llow to do it......., Lola freses s,.ts
Recitation Senses ,...... sesa Laraea' .'sa
-Gracie's Letter Nracie WOOD.
Rose or Thorn Mamie Sommervll!e.
Music-Jesus Little Lamb ....... lntant Class.
Recitation-Co little leaves. Winnie owen
= Boys Righta a...... ..... Meran IraW
Story OF an Appse- Annae s. Mst.nr,.- ~
Rectation--Golden Rod ........... Mabe! Kerr
Mays Flowers. Mamie AiSoh
Hands and Fingers. .Jesslr D"Mnlc
nnsic Infant Class
Reeitation-Loypg little iiir Minnie Emanuel
ss4rhis vi ny DANES Nuas, - heie
I dict, Charles Gerber, W. WOOD, Il Wood
Nnsir AS We Sow. So Shall we Kemp
Ree,:aton-'rhe Field is the World. E. Nixon
DassIc I5usby.
Recjtation-Sheaf of Golden Glain Nerna Crowl
Music Gather III the Golden Gram
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

THE LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Their Apostles to Try Persuasion on the
Polygamists In Utah.

COLUMBUS, O., April Announce
ment was made yesterday, at the annual
conference Of Latter Day Saints, that
Apostle Joseph Luf, and possibly an
other, together with other missionaries,
will In all probability be sent to work Oh
the Utah MOrmOnS, To persuade them
to return to their original faith. which
IS held by the reorganized church.
Apostle Luff says that polygamy is
conducive TO immortality and vice, but
that there are many Mormons ia Utah
who despise polygamy.
Elder Hilliard delivered an eloquent
sermon on "Tithing, saying that by
this method the poor man has claim
upon the blessings OF the Lord, As much
as the rich. In the New Testament
there are references 10 the law OF tith-
ing. Notwithstanding that II may be
thought that tithes were abolish he'd
when Christ's dispensation began.
The Northern Conference Of Cali
fornia asked for the elevation Of Elder
John 5. Lincoln, OF San Francisco,
and j. B. Price, OF Oakland. 10 the
high priesthood. Thi. was re-
ferred to the First President and a
quorum OF apostles. A petition was
received from the English mission
which asked for more complete or
ganization OF the Church IN England by
the appointment OF = Bishop. They
also want number of high priests.
The petition was referred to . commit
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BoLrED HALF ms MusrAcmr.
An Amusing Stage Accident 10 NJ. lang
try's Leading Man.

LONDON, April Mr.. Lalgirj
production OF the new piece. "L.nI4
Grey" AZ the Princess Theatre tD-
night was nearly ruined hy thr
ridiculc caused by ludicrDl-
accident 10 the leading mau.
Bernard Gould. who take, the part of
the heroine, husband who. after .oug
separation. meets her by chance ln LYn
don, A pathetic recognition takes
place. The husband, win gasp of
10y, rushed % embrace bis wife. but
unfortunately. H. MS ccstacy hc sa-u,I
50 earnestly That the suction caused hiu
% .wallOw one side Of hi. dropping.
romantic mustacbe, which dI-ap.
peared "a n there had been an
India rubber band attached 90
II and Que OF bis back teeth. a dead
silence prevailed. Mrs Laugtry was
aghast, and the young man clicked.
scarcely realizing whal had happened
At last he came to himself, aud -puttrr-
ed the hair ou. Of his mouth amid the
yocierous laughter OF The audience,
grabbed the other side of The mu,tachr.
put II in his pocket. and played tlo rcsL
Of the part all right.
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The President's Trip.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April "a
compete schedule has been issued OF the
official itinary OF the tour of the PreSi-
dent from Washington TO San Francisco
via Chattanooga, Birmingham, Mem
phiS and Galveston, returning via Port
land. Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha,
Springfield and Indianapolis. He leaves
Washington April l4th. The total dis
tance covered going and returning is
Q. O60 miles.
The personnel of the party is not yet
determined, but it is almost settled that
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick,
Postmaster General Wanamaker, Secre-
tary RuSk. Private Secretary Halford,
Marshal Ramsdell and Mr.. f. +. Tib-
bett, and executive clerk, will accom-
pany the President.
W. Boyd, Assistant General PaSsen-
ger Agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
will have general charge OF the train.
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TERSE TELEGRAMS.

General Rosecrans spent a comfortable
night and was reported TO be improving
yesterday.
The Canadian cruisers will 20 into SER
vice about the lst Of MAY to protect the
Canadian hsheres.
Mrs Adehne Oliver, aged fifty years, Of
Martinsville, Ind, hung herself last night
from modification over the disgrace OF her
granddaughter.
The well known playwright, F. G.
Maeder. author of the "Canuckn and other
notable pieces, died in New York last
night of pneumonia.
Mrs. Andrew Don Il Herman, Heb.,
,9niie insane to-day, murdered ner two
children, and then committed suicide by
taking concen rated lye'
The Congress Of Inventors met at Wash
iugtOn yesterday afternoon IN the second
dav's session. and addresses were made by
distinguished speakers on special topics.
d. Z. Kimball. ticket agent for the
Northwestern road al Omaha. Ne0., shot
and killed himself yesterday murnins ~
Turkish hain room. No cause IS known.
The indicted directors Of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad were
arranged before Judge MARITIME in the Cen
eraI Sessions Court yesterday Tins vas
allowed ITEM until tie i5lh inst. TO enter
their pleadngs.
The Pewablc Mine, Calumet, Mich, is
on fire II mas been the subject Of hve-
wear litigation, and has recently passed
into the hands Of the Quincy owners at
consideration OF nearly 100000 Incen
diarism is hinted at The smoke has
driven out the miners.
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A SLICK sWINDLE
Involving Several Prominent Wes,orn
People-Sn Extensive scheme.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-The police have
unearthed an unique and elaborate sys-
tenn Of swindling that has been success
fully practiced in st. Louis and other
western cities, by an organized gang OF
San Francisco confidence men, aud the
arrest OF Henry Hoffman and Bert
Braymer, yesterday afternoon. WI, IN
volve, so the police claim, the proprie-
tor OF the best and wealthiest pawn
brokerage establishments In San Fran
cisco, and reputable attorney at King
fisher, Oklahoma. IL appears that the
Hoffman and Braymer system is TO play
the ''dissipated youth and had-to-leave
home" racket, and present to some we'll
known and wealthy person a pawn tick
ct bearing the name Of Ed. II. Lichen-
stein, San Francisco, for some costly ar
ticle, and ask for "A Joan" on the ticket,
which after the glib takers are through
with their story, is generally forthcom
ing.
Hoffman and Braymer were given
twenty-four hours TO leave town yeStero
day. 1t was at first supposed that they
were working Independently, but let
ter from the Sheriff OF Belleville shows
that there is gang OF them in that city
and letters found on their persons indi-
cate that the gang is well organized. aud
supplied with pawn tickets.
An unmailed letter found in Braymer's
pockets addressed to Lichenstein,
would indicate that he is concerned in
the swindle. K. J Keaster, the okla
homa attorney, is concerned In the
swindle, in so far as he advises members
of the gang as to the movements Of the
others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Preparing "A Reply to RudIni.

WAsHINGToN, April 9.-The Presi-
dent was in consultation for over an
hour this morning with Secretary Blaine
and Third Assistant Secretary OF State
Moore. 1t is learned that the con-
ference was upon the phraseology OF the
legal part OF Mr.. Blaine'S intended re-
ply TO the Rudini dispatch.
The previous correspondence in the
matter has been handled solely by Mr..
Blaine, but it is understood that the
question OF treaty obligations has as
Sumed more serious nature, and IL Is
necessary TO have set forth in the reply
an Interpretation Of the treaty which
will stand.
Mr.. Moore was called into the con-
ference on account of his great ability
as an international authority and his
familiarity with the government Of the
States.
President Harrison is anxious to have
the forthcoming reply appear in such
language that its meaning cannot be
distorted
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rhnt MhI.kr rrn.t Con.pIraey.

CHlcAoo, April 9-The federal grand
iury this morning began an iuveStiga-
tion against George ). Gibson. OF Peoria
Secretary OF the Whisky Trust fer con
sDiracy 20 destroy with dynamite tue
distillery Of Shufeldt, Of this city, who
had declined TO enter the trust. Gibson
-as arrested ia this city on the above
charge .n February last, and the gov
ernueut 0mc.4.s claim 70 have com
plete evidence 10 subStentt2te it includ-
mg the Internal machine, which S~s -
be used. and the terms on which he was
sc hribe government gauger Dewar, who
VAS sla.ioned at Shufeldts, TO do the
f,b lu the in.cs. cation by the federal
grand jury to-day nu@oe. = witnesses
from Peoria were examined, inciua'LS
some % the employees o.. The whisky
rrr>f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Secretary Proctor's Intentions.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-lt is learned
an good authority that Secretary Proc
tor has no intention of resigning his
Office Immediately. His return from the
west to Washington was caused by a
personal reason in addition to his desire
TO see the President before the latter
starts on his western and southern tour.
He will resume the discharge OF the
duties OF his office when he returns TO
Washington, but if Governor Page, dur
ing the adjournment of the Vermont
Legislature. which does not assemble
for a year from next autumn, should
conclude to appoint Secretary Proctor
10 the United States Senate to ill the
vacancy TO be caused by Senator Ed
munds' retirement, it is stated by the
same authority that the Secretary will
accept the appointment. This action
is not likely to be taken until next fall,
aud in the meantime Secretary Proctor
will doubtless continue TO be a member
Of President Harrison'S cabinet.
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Now the women are QuarreiIng.

CHICAGO, April 9.-There was quite a
scene at the meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Woman's Board OF
Worlds Fair Commissioners to-day.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, PRESIDENT OF the
Board is ex-oflicio President Of the
Executive Committee, and the COM
mittee decided 10 complete its organiza-
tion by the election of Secretary. BY
almost unanimous vote Miss Silas Gale
Cook, of Tennessee, was chosen. Miss
Phoebe Couzins, Of Missouri, Secretary
OF the Board, claimed that she was ex-
ot,icio Secretary Of the Executive Com
m!ttee, md aetiined 10 yield the chair
to Miss Cook. No arguments could move
her, and the meeting adjourned with
the matter unsettled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

New YORK, April "a mass meet
Ing called under the auspices OF the
Central Labor Union, for the purpose Of
taking action on the stand Of the man
ufacturing clothiers oi Rochester, vas
held tonight in Cooper MON. The
speeches were quite soeislistic. Among
those on the platform were James +.
Wrlgb. aud James Hughes. the leaders
of the Rochester strike. who were ar
rested for conspiracy. and Joseph Bar
undes. OF the cloakmakers.
The Rochester THiOn Adrcrftss. was
denounced in resolutions - an organ OF
capital. 1t wa. s,.o resolved that We
demand on the executive Of this STATE,
the immediate removal Of t.c trio Of
imbeciles, who at gre.ent constitute the
State Board OF Mediation aud Arbitra
ffuu
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He ia Inclined to Suicide.

Special Telegram 20 ne REGISTER.
WESTON, w. VA, April e.-George
w. Hogert, OF Thornton, W. Va, was
brought here 20 the Hospital for the
Insane few days ago. He has only
been insane a short time and has made
several attempts to commit suicide.
About three weeks ago he cut his
throat. but did not inflict serious in
iurles. and since that time has torn the
.titches out three times. Day before
Yesterday, while on mis- way TO the rail-
road. in crossing u stream on foot-log,
he made an attempt to drown himself
by jumping into the water. He Is In
ciined to be melancholy and may sue
cced yet in Self-deStruction, although
he is carefully guarded by the hospital
authorities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
A TRUST KSookED our.
The Chicago Gas Company Combination
ResnlNes % CIose Up HusIness


Resolves 20 Close Up business.
ClucAGo. April AT the meeting of
the stockholders of the Chicago Gas
Company held to-day 40 the company :
office. there were represented iu person
or by pr0Xv about e2O.O shares out OF
tle e5O.OlU shares The stockholders
after discussion arrived at the unani-
NOUS conclusion that 30 was useless 90
undertake. t0 secure a reversal Of the
rulings % -he Supreme Court OF Illinois
as to the validity of the gas trust organ
.at.ou,
The gas trust company was organ
lied for TWO purposes, one 90 hold the
stock % tine various gas companies and
the other Co erect plants and mauutac-
ture and distribute gas. The Supreme
Court having decided that the hrSt pur-
pose was Illegal. 10 was determined that
the charter should be surrendered aud
that the gas trust should 90 out OF eN-
.stence.
The stocks Oi the various gas COM
panic, which were bought with the
money contributed by the stockholders
% the gas trust. stands iu the name ot
The Fidelity Insurance. Trust and safe
Deposit Company. OF Philadelphia. as
trustees -0 secure the bonds issued by
the several ga, companies of Chi
|ca-o. Inasmuch as these stocks
were pledged to secure these
bonds. 90 was 90 course impOSsi-
oIe t0 distribute them among the gas
trust stockholders until the bonds had
been paid. As these shares are the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Yesterda,,s naII Games

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The Athle-
ties had an easy time of diSposing of the
WashingtonS this afternoon. Attend
ance about 1000. Score: Athletics Q,
Washington I; hits, II and 3; errors, /
aud 4: earned, Athletics /; pitchers,
Chamberlain aud Keefe. Umpire,
Jones.
BALTIMORE. MD, April 9. The Bos-
tons captured the game to-day from the
Orioles by timely batting and errors on
the part Of Van Haltren and Robinson.
Attendance 3,4s7. Score: Baltimore =,
BoStons 5; earned, l and 3; hits, S and ~;
errors, 3 and /; pitchers, Cunningham
and Daley; umpire, Snyder.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.-Louis-
Vile again defeated Columbus to-day
through superior playing. Score:
Louisville 10, Columbus 6; earned $ and
4; errors, and 4; hits, Is and s; pitch
ers, Ehret and Easton. Umpire, Nc
Auley.
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WRECKED HIS HOME.
The Trial of Col. Cash for the Killing Of
Ed Young In Texas

DALLAS, Ten, April 9.-Tbe trial OF
w. c. Cash, of Mckinney, to-day for
the killing Of Edward Young, IS now on
and excites great interest. Fifteen let
ters by Mrs. Cash, were introduced Us
evidence to day They establish the fact
that Mrs Cash and Young were on
terms Of criminal intimacy, and are very
damaging to the deceased. The de-
fense will endcavor to prove by experts
that Cash was insane when he did the
killing. Mrs. Cash, the divorced wife
Of the prisoner, Is witness for the
defense. Cash'S wife was put
on the stand to-day, and her testimony
was sensational in the extreme. Many
Of the letters that Ed. Young wrote her
while she lived in Kentucky, before she
and Cash were divorced, were produced
and read in Court, all OF which bear evil
dence OF having been conceived in the
devliSh desire to tear Cash's wife from
him aud his three children, and ruin his
home. Evidence regarding Cash'S
before he killed Young in
Dallas, early in February of this year,
Indicate that be was insane from brood
ing over the wrongs inflicted upon him.