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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
BEATEN by WoMEN AND LrNCHED
Tale OF n Man Who Ruined Two Girls Ua.
der HIS Protection,


New albany. Ind. Sept. 12.-On We lnesdsy
night at SsllersbuIR. eight miles from here.
John Bennett crimInally assaulted two 10.
yeur-old girls. Nola Smith and jennie Stock.
dale.
The Smith girl lived IN tho Bennett family.
and Mrs. Bennett being called from home. loft
her to take care Of the house and cooVber
husbands meals. On Wednesday, night
the girl asked Jennie stockdale 70
the night Bennett entered tile room and
Committed The assault. The girls tod their
Moiher.; who. wi:h about thirty Other women.
going to Bennelt; house. caught him and
gave him, terrible eating. When they lot
During thursday md Yesterday from nfty
to s;.e,vsntg;nye men were ip rur,uit OF tho
fugitive. Trainmen on Il Monnn train that
arrived early this morning rRv that Bennett
wa. cauGh' late last evening 10 Wood town
shut iuIl OF Dullo O.
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FRA FED OYER CHARLEY.
Then She Sent Him TO the House or Refuge
BecSuse Jle Conred Hcnrrlce

Ihcn She Sent Hin 90 the IIoWsc OF Nrfuge
Becsuse He Conrted Hcnrrlce.
BALTlMonr, Sent. 12.--Eentiice Nye. whose
frequent and my ster.ous disarr sarnnccs from
homo havo gwen the police many searches.
VII, the cause to-day OF young Cnar!oy EonL'
inca ceraton In the House Of Refuge.
Al frequent Intervals during the last Two
years Mrs. Nys has appeared ut the police sta.
q, with the iniorIna ion that her daughter
had tisappesred. In y few days or u week
BEATRICE would reapp-ar, but only TO disappear
Bond. who !. hut ~ years old. and tlry brcnmo
Infatuated with cncli other. Finding herself
ANY. other way. ,lrs. Bond md him conmiitsI
Eligibility.
Beatrice declared she did not want Charley
to snr1"r for hsr sake, md promi, ed mot 10
speak TO him II he was released. but his mother
evidently distruBted her, and said that. having
passed thS night III prayer. shO was Duro sho
Was doing tho proper thing.
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L,..,e walter VIII, No. d. jus. Yet.

Lizzie Walter. who attempted to commit
suicide on Friday morning at 254 Ksap street
WilliamyburRh. whore she was employed as q
domestic. is on the road 10 recovery at st.
GATHERINGS HospitaL Shs swallowed two
ounce. ~ parsGoric and then went to he'd
sller Of sing the door AMI the windows OF her
was unoon cious eighteen hours. a letter WAS
found near her bedside duplicating Joseph
Shearef. who was arrested AMI l. now 10 hay
mond at oct Jail and an unknown doctor a.
RESPONSIBLE for the trouble that made her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

When Mrs Mary Do!ehanty was standing In
front OF her house. $40 Oakland street. Green.
point giving her baby an airing in It's carriage
yesterday. her attention was diverted BY .
neiKhbor md she ler 90 OF the carriage handle
John. alias sneak Williams OF Long Island
Cry y It'd tho baby to the sidewalk and WAS
ont OF sight around n corner wi the carriage
when Mr, Dslehanty turned her mead, De.
him and recovered the carrnxe Justice
y. o. ting he'd tho prisoner for trial. and Mrs
connect tue atty AMI the carriage and will DO
,,nSIehed tn her ow waist whenever Rhe feels
Hhe CONVERSE, Z with her neiglhors again.
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sho, by " wrone.a Hu. banr. Som,

PUTNAM. Conn. Sept. 12.-Frank Ids OF North
Woodstock went Lome last night and found j.
+. Hubbard with his wife, The men grapplsd,
and lde. being the weaker man. was being
SLOWLY strAngled. whon Ide's sons came To lila
rescue. arme with ,sho,guns. anil nut Two
back and The other his neck. The soma wer,
arrested rendins inyestixston. The coroner
seenreq IN shts I,morlsm stat-meht fran Hil-
part OF the State -" '"'o
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Ssar.n,s Fun Cn.ne Chrnp.

that the fun which Myndsrt Starip had with
the deputy shsriffs will cost him only s37.72 in
addition TO the original judgment Of sl04 So
cured against him By Roster 4 BiaI. The bill
Of costs which Fromme 4 Fromme. as counsel
i ior1 kSstsr Bia. presented 70 the Judge was
Judge disai allowed the bill IL $50 OF Feis 90
Thomas Mcknight. and cut down the charges
OF the deputy sherins f"om Ss5 10 Sac The
peal., within ten days from Tomorrow Is
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Robbed tho Expires. Car.

SAVANNAH. Sent l2.-1he night EXPRESS on
the Central Railroad Is reported to have hsen
held up last night five miles west Of re by
two mon. Tho robbers were Passengers on
tho train, They entered tie 'xp,s-s car a, tho
train shpp-i at ~ ssinu md compolled he
mess"i Gsr 10 oren " small SAFE, The sealed
haie was OF tnu"hrd. The robbers left the
"nr AID No several sho's ~ inndOm. A spe.
cia' train with de ec'ivss and 'gsnt Cooper NJ
tho southern Tx. ress Company has gone
nilt n tho Ion ,
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BABcocK, Wis, Sert. I2.-Ths cranberry
marshes on the ncrlh and east of this roInt
are being consumed by II fire that has been
burning for the last twen,y.lour hours. No
rain hns fallen here for two weeks and ali IN.
surrounding country Il covried with tall xrass
dry as iinder How tho re started is not
ihs Nnn, h",iroan section m.n are guarding
Oahds OF men are trying to cliecI the ma ~
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Como no C.iMI' OUT HERE.
Mr.. Hutchinson sends 10 Chicago for III
Own Lousgs TO SLEEP On,

Own Lousgs 10 sleep On.
BENJAMIN Nut"hinson. Familiarity known as
"Old Hutch" announced yesterday that he
had ord. red his son Ike. in Chicago. TO send
10 him HE s!S.io0t lounge. ThislounRe Ia car
ret covered apd cost Mr.. Hutchinson SIS. He
sni! It Mas made especially for lin ani that
tlsro wasn't lounge on earth Ike Il. 1t looks
as II Mr. Hutchinson had decided TO mako
New York his home. Although no has been
here three months no Inns silent but one night
in hotel. and that was The n light OF his arrival.
when he put mp a. the !st0r House, since
Anthony browne & Co.. 6S New street. His
bod has leHn q leather covered lounge.
hs, b en- Ms dressing rom nnd the ;anitur
Of the building has heen hs va'er. Some.
times this has lei 10 differences bot ween the
two; az Mr.. Hntchlnsnn comes in very late ana
10 always vi BY sunrise.
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Henry Msrsden. II years old. OF 305 West
Fifteenth street. left home ten days ago. He
borrowed q dollar from his brother, and said
a. he was leaving the house. that tho family
would never SEQ him again alive. Yesterday
North Xiv r, opposite Ryan's boat house, at
Fourteenth street. HobtEe 1t was taken
nome last night.
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Duty Not Rrr,,udnb,s

Under section OF the Administrative act. all
eoo's undefvalnel more ,hau 10 per cent. arc
taxed besides The correct duty. 2 per cent. In
tion 10 mellow 80 prr cent. Of The real YsIue
n ns,l from the Tr:asu y Department
S,s lHrth thnt thus additional duty 10 not re-
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

cured ne Of the last when suffering iatss,siy. 7
urge all who suffer similarly to give Hsods sarsapariA
fair trial" H. q. sAUSDsks
HOODS f1LLS.-Bsst liver inv,sorator and
cathArtic. Reliable, effective. gentle frics 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

Tho corner stone Of the new Catholic Church
OF ST. Edward in Division and Canton streets
BROOKLYN will be laid TO-DAY by Bishop Lough-
In. This will bs the sixtieth church in the
brooklyn dloce-e.
The, corner : one OF the new German Evan
Relical Church In Wyona street. near Fulton
will also DO laid to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

The Mecca OF Sportsmcn.
fine hunting and fishing In the Adirondack Noun
tsnA Now York Cenus! most direet route. Low eS'
ebrAion TAtea Ida
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vanderbiIt's

Check ne stronger In Wall street than the word Of
NJ. a. sa,ndsr. prominent carpenter and builder
Of Auburn. n Y, Ia ,ng his fellow citixsns lie ssys
under date Of AuR. q ieui;
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
In all candor, Bro. Davis, if Salem

In all candor Bro. Davis, if Salem
was not so far in the rugged mter1r
that towns candidacy for the 20tn
annual session of the A. =. A. would
be among the most prominent in the
list. There is not a South Arkansas
editor but whose soul would be filled
with awe at the sight of those prouG
mountain scntinels and cloud capped
peaks 50 slightly appreciated by
those who have spent many years
beneath their bewitching shadows.
Step out of your grlmy den and let
your eyes drink in the beauty and
grandeur Of that incompatible nat-
ural scenery surrounding your nest,
ling hamlet, then throw out your
toughest towline toward Mammoth
for the Houck extention, and in the
distant subsequently invite the gang
in tO see you.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
TO THE GIRL WITH BLEMISHEs,

If the girl with the dis6guring black
heads in her face would steam her face
orce week over boiling hot water and
extract the blackheads in the usual
way, bathing the face afterward
with tepid water softened with milk or
made healing with glycerine to prevent
Inflammation. she would lessen the
number of these Objectionable lite
blemishes Every night after bathing
the face with warm water and pure
soap, and every morning after the morn
ing ablution, and after carefully drying
it with a soft towel or silk handkerchief,
the flesh should be carefully but thor-
oughly rubbed with the finger tips
nothing else is delicate enough ID tex
ture. The friction causes circulation of
the blood as we'll as elasticity of the
skin, both enemies to the b!ackhead
quatter.-New York Sun.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Cotton.ralsers in general cultivate
in the aggregate many acres Of
good ground that yields them moth
ing but pcrspiration, Children and
other careless hands in hoeing out
the crabgrass cut down the plant
and destroy the stand; and when the
time comes for picking, u glance at
the even>looklng white rows indicate
from 800 lbs. to one bale per acre;
but when the crop is gathered it
comes up about one.third short, A
casual glance at the drill will reveal
the cause o. n bad turn out in a
promising looking crop; but now is
the time to look after the matter
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
TUE ST, LOUIS REPUBLIC.

Twice u Week for n Dollar n Year.
The unprecedented success OF tho new
"Twico-a. woek'edition OF TuE ST.,
LoUls REPUBLIC shows that this orig.
mal, cntcrp'ising and liberal departue is
throughly appreciated by the people
everywhere, The REPUBLIC has long
been rccogiacd MS tho loading and re-
preventative democratic paper Of the west
and southwest, Since It has been made 4
somi.weokly, its field has been extended
and its circulation phenomonally in
creased all over the country, 1t is six
puso semi weekly issued on Tuesdays
and Fridays for only one dollar year,
IL gives the news earlier than any
weekly popor, aud Mt Che same time, is q
complete home aud family journal
Special editions, with one page set aside
for State nows, ore printed for Missouri
Illinois, Texas Arkansas and Kansas
also general edition for other States
giving only such important news ao ia
of interest everywhere, Local agents
wanted at every post olllo5 in tho Unit
cd States, Sample copioo soot foc on
application, Address The Republic, ST.
Louis, No,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

The lnimltabIe Sam Jones is wrest.
ling with the sinners of Little Rock.
He goes at them even rougher than
ever, but thousands flock to his meet,
ings day and night. He says he has
seen more drunk men there than in
al! his travels for the past five years
According to the Gazette's report of
his sermons, the city is con a drunk
instead Of q "boom." Moreover,
Mr.. Jones finds more than half OF
the whisky houses OF that city own
ed by church,members, and classes
them among the bascst of hypocrites.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Gov. Eagle has issued a proclama-
ton fixing the 5th Of August as q
day for holding state convention
at which means looking to repre-
sentation of the states resources at
the Columbian Exposition will be
discussed. Each county will be al
lowed one vote for overy 500 votes
cast at the last general election, Civ
ing Sharp county three delegates Or
votes in the August meeting, Let
our people 60 to work and see what
Sharp comfy will do in the matter.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

TT, Smiths new bridge across tho
Arkansas river was dedicated, and
the work received and pronounced
"very good" a few days ago, with .
grand flourish and many flying BAN
ners, in the presence Of $4,000 visit
ors, Among the many attractions
mentioned in Tho papers was the 10
cadets from the Fayetteville Unl'
ve~ity in neat gray uniform, with
new muskels and glistcuing boyonets
marching up one Of the pmnnpal
streets, keeping step to the patriotic
strains Of "DiSio' discoumcd by n
brass band, Tho boys captured tho
vast throng with this ono demon
stratvu,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
"AmOMg the OZarksv

is the title of an attractive and high
ly interesting book issued by the
Passenger department of the Kansas
CITY, TT, Scott q Memphis II, II. Go,
The book pertains entirely to fruits
raising in that great fruit belt Of
America, tho southern slope Of the
Ozarks, and viii prove of value not
only to fruit.growers, but to every
farmer and home-seeker in other
States, looking for farm and home,
Tho book will bo mailed 10 any
address ON receipt Of SIX cents IN
postage stamps, Address
u, Lock WOOD,
Kansas City Mo,
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

The large Touring establishments
in the North are just now running to
their full capacity. The demand for
flour comes from the south, princi>
pally, where we raise cotton at half
wages and give mortgage for full
rations. The greatest demand for
that flour comes from the cotton
fields of the south.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

II. B. DaIlam, founder of the Nit.
Echo at Yellville, ali excellent news
paper man, has recently purchased
the Wynne Ripsaw, and we are
pleased to place it on our list Of
exchanges, Success to you, Bro,
Dallam.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

The county seat matter is yet in a
very unsettled condition. Circuit
court adjourned Friday morning till
the 10th inst, which time is fixed
for opening and counting the ballots
cast in The election Jan. oath last.
1t is thought the matter will yet be
carried to the supreme court.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Senator Plumb Of Kansas subscmbes
for every paper printed in that state,
and says he gets no better returns
for money spent than that paid out
for country newspapers.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

There were 500 seekers of religion
at one service at Little Rock Satur,
day after a sermon by Sam Jones.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
TIL r RECORD.

The notorious sub-treasury scheme
is not endorsed by all of the third
party leaders.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Rev. Sam Jones was, on Tuesday,
called home from Little Rock by
sickness-in his family.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
-ns-419-
PRESS POINTS.

The shipping OF Strawberries from
Judsonia Is about over for this year.
By figures taken from the books we
have up to May 10th, shipped by
express l3,6O0 cases ami l2 cars by
refrigerator. This is nearly twice
as many as were shipped last year.
Berries have brought a fair price in
the market and our shippers seem to
be satisfied with the berry business
This year. j udsonla Advance.
The following which we clip from
the Helana World we most heartily
indorse: "a native born citizen of
the United States must live here 81
years before he is allowed to vote.
Foreigners can come oyer here and
in some cases vote after they have
been here few months, and four
or five years at the most. An Ameri.
can boy at the age of sixteen knows
more about our government and the
duties of citizenship than the aver
age foreign immigrant can learn in
years. He can't vote ipst-the sa2,2c.o .
The democrats cannot bring about
any Legislation in the next congress
without the consent OF the republi-
can senate but they can show the
people what they would do if in entire
control of the government. They
can pass through the house such
financial and tariff measures as are
deemed wise and prudent and if
they are defeated by the republi-
cans, the republicans will be held
responsible by the people If the
democrats make the most of their
opportunity the Peoples Party will
fall to pieces before the campaign
begins Fayetteville Democrat.
The news item of the future, says
the Washington Post, will read
something like the following: As
farmer Smith was delivering bale
of hay at the treasury building, and
while waiting to have the govern
ment stamp affixed, his horses took
fright at the Washington and San
Francisco Air.ship Line. They
dashed down the avenue and turning
the corner at the uptown station Of
the Washington and Chicago Pneu.
matte Tube Rapid Transit company,
brought up with a dull thud against
the celluloid window of the Potomac
Artificial Egg company. In the
crash and general confusion farmer
Smiths head and two Of his limbs
were severed from his body but he
was promptly moved to the Edison
hospital, and after the election bone
Welding operation, was able to drive
home and keep his appointment with
the man who holds the mortgage
on his farm.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11
Notice d Special Election.

In obedience to proclamation by the Governor Of
the state Of Arkansas to directed, and by the power
vested in me Sheriff Of Sharp county, will on
SATURDAY., june Goth, 1891,
open and hold election for the purpose Of elecng
Judge and Prosecuting Attorney for the 10th judicial
circuit of Ar Kansas at the several voting precincts in said
county, to-wt:
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

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Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

40, troublesome cough there is not,
hing better than Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t strengthens the pulm nary
organs, allays any irritation and affect.
uAlly cures the cough, 1t is especillly
valube for the cough so often follows
aD attack of the grip. For sale by Viii.
liams, Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

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Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Mr.. John Caraghar a merchant at Car
aghar, Fulton Co., Ohio, says that st
Patrck's Pills are the selling pills he
handles. The reason is that they pro-
duce a pleasant cathartic effect are Ger.
tain and thorough in their action. Try
them when you want reliable cathar
tic. For sale by Williams, Price & Co
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

Something new at last has been dis
covered: 1t is way 70 manufacture
palatable castor oil; what a blessing
it will be. The preparation is known as
Cheatham's Tasteless Castor Oil. Price
% cents at j, r. Metcalf's.
Sharp County record., 1891-06-11

If you are afflicted with any Of the
miserable skin diseases, such as Itch,
Ringworm, letter, Eczema or other sim
liar troubles. trv Hunts Cure. 1t is q
sure and speedy remedy and only costs
80 cents per box at Metcalts.
The advocate., 1891-04-01

The Board Of Directors Of the Exchange send greeting
10 oil the Alliance people In the state wishing them
happy and prosperous new year. We congratulate our
patrons the fact that the volume Of business up TO
the first OF this year amounted TO than One Million
Dollars On our live stock business members who
shipped through our agency received dividend amount
Ing 20 10 per cent of the commission paid.
Our business during this year will be greatly enlarged
and extended 10 all alliance people the cooperative
plan, follows The Board OF Directors will undertake
to do this, and do business with all Alliance members
with distinct understanding that the per cent
ang the business will go to the stockholders and pur
chRsers in the ratio Of 40 cents TO stockholders and 90 cents
to purchasers each net dollar of earnings thereby Civ
ing the stockholders benefit such, and also rebate
aPurchager, while nonstOCkhoder will only receive the
rebate In order that every member Of the Alliance may
receive the benes Of the business Of the Exchange the
directors have resolved TO honor orders from all members
whether stockholders mott non.stoCkhoders receiving
one dollar less rebate given volume Of business than
stockhOdeT and In leu Of this dollar the nOnstoCk-
holder will receive receipt for onefRh share Of stock In
the Kansas Alliance Exchange Company.
i We have general catalogue and price st In the
hands OF the printer and IL will be ready 10 mail out about
che goth Of January One copy of this catalogue will be
sent to each Of the secretaries OF subaOnceg and 10 bus
agents far we have their addresses. Other
members desiring catalogue will please send 10 cents In
postage stamps to pay expense OF mailing the same
The advocate., 1891-04-01

M ,ass, Egsoial oF Nervous Dironual, gyph
sTnreaa ln aha m0at 9Alllsul
q Wlfh tliiu and Success, Fti.V rooms 90
ana pight ConaaltatiSa heo, Fog fNrtea
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-06-06

Dan. Harner, ex-Commissary Sergeant, Ft. Whipple, has been appointed a guard at the prison and taken his place.
 s. P. Earl and J. K. Smith, Zthe well known mining experts were on the express yesterday bound for California. They had some beauti- ful specimens of Yuma county's nolybdenum and willemite ores and crystals, presented to them by a celebrated mining engineer who has been visiting our mines incog.
 Boils, carbuncles and eruptions of all kinds are natue's efforts to throw off poison from the blood. This result may be accomplished much more effectually, as we'll as agreeably, through the proper ex- cretorY channels, by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
 Antonio Caravajal cut his foot badly with an axe Monday. While cutting frewood the axe glanced and struck his left foot just near the middle on the outside making very bad flesh wound. His foot is doing well,
 THE contemptible insinuations made against the proprietor of the SENTINEL in Wednesdays issue of the Yuma Times, would lead one to think that we were near an election and that the kindergarten states man" was running that paper again.
 The vocal organs are strength ened by the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Clergymen, lawyers, singers, actors and public speakers find this preparation the most effective remedy for irritation and weakness of the throat and lungs, and for all affections of the vocal organs.
 A. c. Flores, formerly one of the tobacco merchants of Lower Cali fornia was a visitor to Yuma yes terday. MT. F. will locate at Las Palomas, 40 miles south of Dem ing on John w. Young new West Mexican Pacific Railroad.