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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

oraoie Gilman. IN her -Icep fof,
hours Mt time. No appetite. TT
Death Angel drew near. but the RES
CUEE was al band-DANA'S SAHSA-
PAkil.l.A gave her good appetite;
Brought the roses back 10 her
cbeel.s and gave her refreshing
sieep and the father anil mother are very
grateful for Il. DO you wonder At itI
Hearts are breaking with agony
every day AZ the little arms clasp
papa's and n,ama's for the last time.
ff7-oh, Parents, Danish disease,
baffic death, by u-iHr tue Great
Remedy while you may.
DON'T LET YOUR CHILD DIE!
Dana sarsaparilla Co, Belfast, Maine.
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CONVINCING PROOF!
Do YOU LOYE YOUR CHILD?

Oracle Gilman
Hives in Dexter,
Me-, and SHE is
the ligtis OF her
little home. A
short time ago
she began to fail.
The glow of
health eft her
they be-
ranfe colorl.s-.
she grew nery.
Gus. OtIht not
sleep we'll.
'w otihl grCan
and cry out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

The races appointed Tor MONDAY nave
been trot,ed today with following result:
THREE MIsUrg CLASS Tom King en-.
tered By A L. Spear. first; NolAb's 81.
James. second; josie Campbell. third (;
Harvey s.. fourth Best time 2 1912
234 CLAss-Ben v, entered by Briggs
OF Auburn. brst. Hsroldson, ssceni, Hec-
tor, third, Charlie Ray, fourth. Best time,
295i
STALLION RACE -Robinson d, first. Res
oiuss. second, Keystone, third. BeH time,
2.2S IA
foALs OF '90-Grenadief first, Lou Seer
second, the third and fourth money divided
between Tempus and Gardiner Wilkes.
The annual meeting Of the society will
be held Wednesday evening
The Wild West show BY electric Light il
. tskins feature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

Bosros, Sept. s-Thefe we're 1900 peo-
ple ar Mystic Psfk this afternoon.
a.2- rt.sa. yrrsr $500. nrvyDup
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fur SaIe or to Ytt.
FOR aALR.

aeasss. Of acrr.esl .ssGe=err = As srssh
sa., vArylrs 10 ysies fren iSO 70 - sHS, Al,
10 S-rN 10 % rs Ae-c pfzcst y -ls 'eSS.os i
ae. ruaeer nt txxras ~ S-nnsenc 'oauty
ss-g1ns tr prsls f-or si5s,V - sHtsOss- 5o".es
And .scsxapts TO le- -sF- - tsh,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
MARKHY RHPoRTs.
usw York Money AaFkel.

ueW York Money Aarkst.
NEW YoRK. Sept y.
Money on call easy, ranging iron to4.
Prime paper At 5ia7.
Government bonds. dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. active, strong
The following are the oloslna quotations Of
curiiies:
United States d l16i
4s ii7a
Il reg, s9S
u coup.
Central Pacific lists, ,-fs.l lo6
Denver b BIO 0rAnde lsts. ,l4A
Erie ends, 1921
Kansas Pacific ooulcls, 1904
Oregon Nav. ists,
Union Paol1o lists. 1861
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srosAl smvIcs

Houss.
WAI DHPAlrHDaf,
O0cs Of shs Chisf Signal Oacss.
WAsnIso1os, Sept 8. IA L.
For Maine Fair; stationary tsmpsfa-
ture. except cooler, in northern Maine !;
northvesterly winds.
meteorological Report.
Sept. 8, Issi. II r. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

rity Of Augusta.
rns ,n-mittee on pensions VII meet y ine
IRE surer,s ofbue, oeer Hsskelrs sore, Wse,
srr - las, "a r-isv eveafns o. sA'h ""s'" ~
.-.eset s'"eri'. Ce.m.ssss.
Wilbap = - 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09
Exhibition Hall.

The chief features Of interest up,n the
ground Hoor Of tine main building are ,he
dairy exhibit, display Of Kendall & Whitney,
and two or three manufActurerS displays.
Kendall & Whitney occupy half Of the
south wig with fine and large display Of
several smaller agricultural machines, but
mainly their display 10 devoted to dairy
implemen nts, appliances and supplies. in
Guiding the StoddA,d creamery and churns,
Blanchard charn, Worcester salt, Hsnsen'a
butter coloring. etc.
Forty thr individual lots of butter. and
IA lots Of cheese M ke up ihe dairy exhibit
which 10 somevhs smaller than thas Of
lss; year. The exhibitors Of butter sre-
Mrs Chas I Periey. Cross Hill; G ]
Delano. Lewiston; Monmouth DAiry I'M
Association Mrs NJ L R1bbinr. Win
throp Turner Centre DAirying As
sociation; J. Henry Moore, Winthrop
M.ss I M Cobb, Sou.h vssssIboro; Mis-
Blanche c Cobb, South vassalboro. AMI
John l. Hove, Lewiston Factory chess
is exhibiisd by the following companies
L,eds, North Turner and Monmouth
Private dairy cheese ID shown BY Mrs
Toosbsker, Dixmont; Mrs Ansel Briggs
Norsh Turner, and Mrs A Rose, Nofil
Green. The exhibit Of Mrs Ros
occupies . case by itself and cor
sis;s II three plain spd three fancy cheese
and the disp'ay not only Of cheese but o
Gaze is good enough for the Columbia
Worlds Fair Of 1898 Won's she send i
or snother exhibit juss - good? Mis- Els;
q. Whitman, South Tufnss. and Ada I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-09

uHw YoRK. Sept s
5426l pkGa; exports, @33;
moderately active, heavy,
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Best Route to California.

The Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way, in connection with Union and
Southern Pacific Railways, provides un-
rivalled facilities for quick and com
Portable journey to California. Pullman
drawing-room sleeping cars are run upon
fast trains from Chicago 20 San Francisco
without change, and all meals are served
in dining cars. Completely furnished
tourist sleeping cars are also run, in
which Accommodations can be procured
by passengers holding either first or
second class tickets at cost OF only
$500 for double berth from Chicago to
San Fransco and other Californian
points. Tickets Of all classes, including
first class excursion tickets good re-
turning six months from sale, sleeping
ear reservations, and full in formation
can bc obtained ~ any agent OF the
Chicago aud North-Wcstcrn Railway. or
by addressing w. A. Thrall General Pas
scngcr & Ticket Agent, Chicago, Illinois.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Mortgage sale.

First publication Sept. IL. last Dec, ..
Whereas. default has been made IN the pay
ment OF the money secured by mortgage dated
the 18th day OF january In the year, 1921 4,
executed by John Koepeke and Louise koepeke
his wife OF the village OF Crystal Falls, Michigan.
TO Godfrey Kinsley, Of the same place which
said mortgage was recorded In the ONCE OF tine
register OF deef OF the county OF Iron IN I4iber
ofmortgaees on page "a on the 18th day OF Jan.
urary of the year 1901, AT . O'Clock y. m. aud
Whereas the amount claimed 90 bc due on said
mortgage al the date OF this notice ~ the sum oi
four hundred aud twenty dollars and twenty
five cents (s12O.25) of principal and Interest,
aud the further sum Of ten dollars lSlO.oo) as
an attorney fee stipulated for in said mortgage
and the whole amount claimed 10 be unpaid on
said mortgage Is the sum OF four hundred and
thirty dollars and twenty-five cents lSl3O.2ol
and no suit or proceeding having been Instituted
az law 20 recover the debt now remaining -
cured by said mortgage or any part thenoi
whereby the power Of sale contained IN snid
mortgage has become operative Now therefore
notice n hereby given that by virtue OF the said
power OF sale and In pursuance OF the statute in
such case made and provided the said mortgage
will be fOreclosed by a sale of the premises there
In described at public auction Ia the highest
bidder at the front door of the court house ia
the village OF Crystal Falls, In said county of
Iron. on the sth day of December next, az ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, which said
premises are described In said mortgage a. lu-
lows to wit: Lot numbered eighty three NJ, ,
OF the original recorded plat oi the village ol
Crystal Falls In the county OF Iron and state OF
Michigan GopFREY klNsIEY
&. II. CRANDAII., Mortgage
Attorney.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
History Repeats.

Hallow cen came and found the aver
ags Crystal Falls kid in prankp mood
and brim-full Of kid "kussodness. Gates,
signs, vehicles and other movable prop
erty were scattered prcmiscuously
throughout town and all the deviltry
that could bring unsavory epithcts TO
tho lips OF the outraged victims OF their
so.caIIed jokes was induged in. Fortu.
nateIy tfor the kids little property was
damaged or destroyed.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07

~ oG|cc ~ <ho rcrie(<r of dced~ ~ the
6cr N q Iron. n Liber qf lnortpnes. on page
-, a. ths 27(b day 81 Adeust, In the year 1891,
- 40 O'Clock :. M. and Whereas. the an o'nt
claimed 20 bc due ON knid nort4arc ~ the date
~ thle nQttu II fhe rum OF One Ihot *anu
nnd one Hundred and sixtythres Dollars
~ .1o3 Oo) of principal and interest and i1.ur-
ns,ce and the further sum ~ FIFTY Dollars sool
~ IN attorney iev stipulated for in said iort.
Gnoc and tho whole amount claimed % heui PAID
on said mortgap' Is the slnn ~ One Thor snnd
aud Two Hundred and Thirteen ~ tnr-
fS1 ,3f30o3 and no suit or prcceedite Wing
becii instituted at law 20 recover the oebi now
remaining secured by suid mortvnce ur any part
thereof whereby the power oi sale contain ~ M
said mortRaec has become Operative. Now
therefore, notice IN herrby given that by rtue
of tho said power ~ sale aud In. pursuance the
statute in such case made aud provided tn said
mortgage win b. loreclosed by sale o. the eenl-
i-4- therein described AT public auction q the
highest bidder ~ the front door a the )urt
housc, IN the village OF crystal fullH VA said
county of Lol, on the 22nd day Of ncccl lber
next, AZ ten o clock Ia the forenoon Of that lay,
which said premises nre described In said y ort-
eaee as follows, 20 wit Lot numbered a., Nc.
cordng 20 the recorded plat al the orr inal
village OF Crystal Falls, in the county Of ron
and state Of Michigan.
Il. A. WOODWARD. &, It. CnANpAli
Attorney Mortgage.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Terms OF Court orise2-es.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 10, 1871.
do hereby fix mud appoint the times
OF holding the several terms 81 the Cir
cult court for the Twcnty-iifth judicial
Circuit of Michigan, Tor the years 1892
and 1898, ~ follows, to.wit:
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
DICKINSON COUNTY. Y.--Ianuary 9TH, first
Tuesday April 9th, first Tuesday; July
10th, third Tuesday; October 10th, scc-
ond Monday.
DELTA County,. january 10Th, third
Tuesday; April 10Th, third Tuesday
July 26th, fourth Tuesday October 18th,
third Tuesday.
MENoMINEE COUNTY. February 1st,
first Monday May 2nd, first Monday /;
August 22nd, fourth Monday; November
14th, second Monday.
Iron CouNTy.-Februnry 18th, third
Monday; June 9th, first Monday; Octo-
Der 3d, first Monday.
MARQUETTE COUNTY. February 23d,
fourth Tuesday; May 10th, third Mon
day September 18th, second Tuesday I;
December 9th, first Tuesday.
FOR THE YEAR 1893.
DICKINSON COUNTY I'd, first
Tuesday; April 10th, second Monday:
July nth, third Monday; October 9th,
second Monday.
DEtTA ACOuNrY.-January 18th, third
Tuesday; April 18th, third Tuesday
July 2lth, fourth Monday; October 2ith,
fourth Tuesday.
MEMoNINEE CorNry. February lst,
FIRST Wednesday; May lst, first Monday;
August 2lrt, third Monday; November
18th, second Tuesday.
lRoN CouNry. February 18th, second
Mondays Juno 9th, first Monday; Octo-
bcr 2nd, first Monday.
MARQuErrE CouSry. .--Febriary Goth,
third Monday May 10th, Third Tues
day September 18th, second Tuesday
Dccmcbcr 9th. first Tuesday.
j. w. STONE, Circuit Judge.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07

ln rnlronaes;s the Fire. Ladies'
' - "psep" eoasidsrabie]Iosfs.
~ bo1I given under the auspices Of
~ Crystal Falls Fire Department in the
y5tal Falls spera house last Wodnes-
op> night was dismal f'silurc from q
financial point Of view Elaborate
Preparations had been made TO render
tho event a pleasing succes and such il
wa, socially speaking, but as only about
>l0 found their way through the wicket
ee tho box Office and the expense in
volved In its preparation was upward Of
$l75, il can be readily perceived that
the financial stats was dubious in the
extrome. Tho supper was served in one
q the upper apartments Of the opera
house block. Thomas Clark was the
caterer and the "sprcad" reflected credit
upon him. The music was furnished by
the Crystal Falls String Band.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07

First publication Oct 10, last Nov lI
Land office at Marquette, Mich. October
1891. Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof viii be- made before the Register
and Receiver AT Marquette. Mich. on NOyem-
Der II. 1891, viz: Nickel Bengson, ID. :, Ap.
plcation No. 2,B29, FOR the east one-half OF tho
northwest One quarter and the west one hali vi
the northeast one-quarter OF section 3, town.
ship i3 north, range 33 west. He names the
following witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land. viH.
Charles Lind Titus Llndhom, Cord Nicholson
and John Gunnison, all OF Crystal Falls, Mich.
lEn RnNII. Illliai ~
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Strength and Health.

Iiyouare not feeling strong healthy
try Electric bittcrr. II 'ln grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric
bitter. This remedy acts directly on
liver, stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs TO perform their func-
tions. II you are afflicted with sicl,
headache, you will find speedy and per.
manent relief by taking Electric bttcrs.
One trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need. Large Bottles
only fifty cents at IIocking's Parmacy
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Notice OF Sale.

First Publication Oct. 2 last Nov. H.
Notice Is hereby given that default having boon
made In the pnyment OF assessment upon the
capital stock of this corporation made on the
18th days OF January aud February. on the ldth
day of March, nth and 22nd days OF April A. y,
1901 for the space OF sixty days after the same
becomes due and payable the stock OF the fol
lowing named stockholter will be sold nc public
auction To the highest bidder. nt my Office IN
the township of Republic County OF Marquette
and state Of Michigan on the 10Th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock In the forc
noon
Name No shares Amt. due
Joseph &. kirkpatrick ......3. 900 $4,000
BY order OF board OF directors OF the Inter
Range Mining and development Company.
BY NJ. T.. GLEASON,
city and Treas
Dated October 10th A, ID. 1921.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Notice for Publication.
First publication Nov. I. last Dee. -.

Land Office at Marquette Mich November =,
S01.--Notce Is hereby given that theiOlluwing
named settler has filed notice OF his intention To
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk OF
the Circuit court for Iron county AT Crystal
Falls, Mich, on December IL 1891, Wa ElOn
Stowell, Id. application No 5000 Tor the east
half OF the southeast quarter and southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter Oi section
three, township -. north Of range i;i west He
names the following witnesses TO prove his CON
tinuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said
land. viz: Milou Stowell George Kitchen Mar.
win Buskirk and Henry Baker, all OF Crystal
Falls township, Iron county, Michigan.
GEO. A. ROYCE Register.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents PER
box Mt Hocking's Pharmacy.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07

First publication sept 20, last Dee 10
whetcar default has been made IN the payment
~ the money secured by n mortcaur dated the
Sotn day oi August. IN the year 1890, executed
TX hcnry liolstein aud John schmidt. Of the
>lunr q cystai Falls, Michigan 70 Cyrus T..
'fa"unh and frnnccs w. Crnndall. his viic, of
'he same plnce, which said mortenos was prcord-
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Tot,,o pul,l,o.

We, the undersigned, hereby request al
paupers to have IN interview with the
superintendents of the poor. 10 enable
them to investigate their legality for aid,
temporary or permanent. Dated OctO-
26, 1891. FRANK RAHEE,
JoHN BURT,
Superintcudents OF Poor,
Iron county, Mich.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
QUEEN COMMONWEALTH.

ln>,<,uslns News Epi,oms of the State oi Super
icr--Muitum In Psrvo.
Al tjpper Peninsula woodsman con-
0.<1H ,vpaosd irver and went irons the camp
% II m/tchrood e. catch train for Marquette
~ o(sntm>nt. lie passed the night there and
MI ~ awoks no found ba had been robbed o.
~. w s>ar>sd back 70 ne camp 20 borrow
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Planoforta Ieaanns-

Mrs. Chns. VI. Rogers is now prepared
tn give lessons ON the pianofortc, at her
residence near the court house.
The diamond drill., 1891-11-07
Found.

A masonic charm was picked up ON
Superior avenue this week and awaitsan
owner ut this Office.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16
sHERMAN.s osJEoTIoNs.

They Are UnpatrIntic, Frivolous, FafIa-
eIous and EASILY Anzwersd-
The active part that Senator Sher-
maa IS taking ia the Ohio campaign,
and the fact that upon the result OF
that campaign depends his reelection
to the United States senate, gives him
a prominence that must be recognized
all over the country. BE is naturally
devotiug himself largely TO the finan-
cial question, and, as might oe expect
ed, champions the cause Of the gold
uonopolists against the cause of the
people. But the only objections Mr..
sherman has yet made to the free coin
age of silver are, that England and Ger
many have not agreed that we may
have free coinage, and that the legal
tender silver dollar does not contain a
gold dollars worth OF silver.
The first of these ought to be salts
factorily and couclusively answered by
simply pointing to the nag of our com
try. aud asserting our national inde-
Pendeuce- The manifest fuilacy of the
second ought 70 answer itself 1t IS
hir Sherman's idea that the gold dollar
shall nos only measure the value Of
every days work and every product Of
labor, but that e shall measure all the
other dollars II the silver dollar must
play second fiddle TO the gold dollar, and
must have = gold dollars worth Of silver
In is, then the nickel dollar composed or
twenty dve-ceut nickel pieces must con
tain q gold dollars worth OF nickel, and
the copper dollar, composed o. a hun
q red copper cents. must contain a gold
dollars worth of copper. and the paper
dollar must contain q gold dollars
worth OF paper. These things Mr..
sherman does not pretend 20 contend
for; he singles out silver as the victim
Of himself ald has co-conspirators. who
are determined that his gold idol shall
rule without a rival
The people, on the other hand. con
tend that she law shall 6z the amount
Of metal in all OF these coins, and gold
and silver ahsli be equal befors the
I law and nt the mints= then the gold
dollar viii be worth just as much
a the silver dollar, and the silver dol
lar as the gold dollar Neither would
play second 6ddls % the other, and both
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

Ehe Double Standard Of Bi-zIssaIL-1Ha
EtouAa Automatically Keep the LEn
l4etais at q Parity with Each Other.
The Boston Herald sprinlles its ed
itoriG- columns with Fsfersnes 20 "a
sound currency and honest cur
rency- This ''sound' and honest"
currency, OF course, means the cur
rency measured by the single gold
standard such talk may satisfy peO-
pie who are gullibie, and IL no doubt
satisfies the goldolators whom our Bos-
ton contemporary representa-, but the
people. know. If the Herald does not,
that the adoption Of the single gold
standard, in response to Great Britain,
was not only the most dishonest piece
of Legislation the country has ever seen,
but has resulted in system OF robbery
that has cost the wheat growers and
cotton planters Of this country hun
dreds of millions Of dollars every year
The people know that the single gold
stanohrd is essentially a dishonest ons-
il IS q standard that robs the debtor for
the benefit OF the creditor, and places
the money power of the country in the
hands OF few money sharks who
flourish OF the blood Of the poor It is
dishonest, because gold has long ago
passed beyond the true money value,
and is too precious 20 be used as a
measure Of values The most frequent
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

cry Of the goIdolators and their organs
is that the free coinage OF silver
would make that metal the standard
of value. What of it? Such a result
would demonstrate beyond all posi-
bilitY of a doubt that gold has grown
too valuable to be employed as "a money
standard What would be the resultf
Simply this; Gold, ceasiug to be the
standard of value, would thereby be
deprived of the functions that add to
its value, and would gradually approx
mate the true money value. Silver, on
the other hand, having restored to it
ually grow ia this direction until gold
again became the standard of value
the two metals alternating. The grain
of truth in the contention OF the goIdO-
lators that the double standard is inef-
fective resides in the fact that bimstai-
ism does not result in the double stand
ard but in the alternating standard
that prevents both metals from rising
above the true money standard at the
same time. When silver becomes more
valua BILE than gold, the alienation of
the double standard makes gold the
standard, and so on All tho financial
sense does not lie in the north aud
east, nor among the money sharks aud
goldolaters The people know that
the only sound, safe and honest cur
rency is that " hjch is the result OF the
alternating standard growing out
Of metalism--Auanta Constitution
TNar.n
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16
aoLD soPHIsTRIEs.

The OLD Parties Contluu-s 60 Issue s'et ara
iuEa" About Gold aEd silver
Grover Cleveland started the Remarks
able proposition that both sides OF the
scales will 60 down at oncs-that is he
stated that free silver would produce a
wonderful contraction by causing the
boarding OF all the gold and ihat the
silver dollar would then be deprecated
in purchasing power The Ne brasEa
republicans at their state convention
said substantially the Same thing. 4
contraction OF the currency, by hoard
ing or otherwise viii largely increase
the purchasing power Of those dollars,
whatever kind they may be, that are
left in circulation II by some means
all the money now in the United States
was lost and the government should
issue one hundred million dollars in
paper money. does any one doubt for q
moment that one dollar of this paper
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

THE. dead body OF Henry CofeId was
found lying at the waiting room Of the
depot at Wortham, Tex Death was
caused by his artificial means OF
breathing. a silver tube inserted ia his
windpipe from an aperture in his
neck, while in an intoxicated condition.
THE reform democratic ticket OF
Nashville, Tenn, was elected over the
regular democratic ticket by naiorities
ranging from !, coo 70 500
WILLIAM ANAcHEEE Ovvder of a rae
ing stable, shot and killed Pat MillirOn,
another hOrsegnaalsst West side park,
Nashville, Tenn. The trouble is
understood TO have occurred about a
vvoman-
WADE and John Fielder were exc
cutsG at Eusls, Tex, for killing Yonce
Thompson Their excuse was that they
had fired into a house for the purpose
of frightening ozs OF &he. -iHmatss and
did not intend q. kill THOMPSON.
beeans 8 total wreck after grounding
on the Delaware br5alE-water. The
crew was ssVe1--s
BOYS set aest on IRE at North Bir-
minghauI, Alaz1 and the animal burned
down two houles. Loss. IS, GOO
O'MALLEY. tia New Orleans detective
accused OF jury brfbing, has been dis
charged O'Malley said his indictment
was purposely to shield the parties con-
Serned in the Afafa iynehing.
SHERMAN GREER. the dissolute son OF
Rev. William GEeer, an aged minister,
recently murdered his father in wilkes
county, \. c. A sherifE's posse pursued
Sherman and companion when one
of the posse was dangerously wounded,
The desperadoes were finally caught IN
Tennessee.