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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28
Mt PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY AUGUST 81 1891

Christie Warden, showing that his attach
ment for her was reciprocated, but her
friend sdeny this. He wears on his finger
plain gold ring which he SAYS Miss War
den wished on his finger last March.
In their efforts to trace Almys move
ments before coming to Hanover the Off
GERS have located him no later than June 7.
when he was in Massachusetts. There is
no doubt, however, that he came to Han
over on foot as a tramp.
One of the most singular things connect
ed with the search for Almy since the muir
der is letter signed Frank c. Amy, which
was received by Deputy Sheriff Foster of
Hanover, pOstmarked at st. John, Ind.
This letter was believed to be a blind to
throw the officers off the track A man
was sent on to investigate, however. and
the detectives are satisfied that the letter
was written by Amy He must either
have had an accomplish, to whom he sent
the letter to mail, or else he went out there
and mailed the letter himself and then re-
turned. The officers think it very possible
that he did this, and also that he went to
Nashua and Manchester, n. H., and
mailed similar letters there.
In the hole which he had made i'm the
hay was found quite a collection of ''liter-
airy work which he had done, newspaper
clippings, etc. He tells how, with his eye
to crack in the barn, he saw the officers
go by in their search for him and heard the
remarks made about him.
There is good deal of speculation as to
whom the $500 reward belongs which was
offered for Almys arrest. Gov. futile of
New Hampshire expresses the opinion that
it belongs to Mrs. Warden, who discovered
the hole under the barn and gave the in
formation which led to the discovery of
his hiding place.
1t is said that Abbott's father committed
suicide at Salem several years ago on ac-
count of the trouble and disgrace caused
him by his son.
Almy's formal arraignment took place at
the WheelOck House in Hanover last Fri
day morning. After some deliberation and
what he had better do, lac en-
tered the customary plea of "not guilty
and was formally committed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28
A Strange Incident.

A strange story of Almy's doings before
the murder is related by Miss Amelia
Thompson, woman 40 years old, who was
staying in July in the family of Prof. Pet
tee of the Dartmouth agricultural college
Christie Warden was employed by Prof
Pettee as stenOgrapher, and sometimes
while thus engaged remained at his house
over night. On the night of July Is. at
about l:3O in the morning, Almy gained
entrance to the Pettee house, surprising
She was there, and went to the room usual
ly occupied by her. 1t proved however.
that Christie was at her home. and Miss
Thompson was in the room in question.
Almy's entrance awoke her, and she had
an interview with the midnight intruder.
by threats of murder he compelled her to
take solemn oath not to reveal the fact
that he had entered the house. and she did
not do so until after his arrest. The theory
of Miss Thompson and others is that Almy
was jealous of Miss Warden and got an idea
that She sustained intimate relations with
Prot. Pettee, and was prowling about to see
If this was so.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28

My friend, look here! you know how weak and
nervous your wife is, and you know that Carter's
Iron Pills will relieve her now why not be fair
about it and buy her box
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28

'Whew, how my stomach aches" Take John.
sons Anodyne LiniH ent in sweetened water.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28
For Over Fifty Yearn.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions of mothers for
Their children while teething with perfect success.
1t soothes the child softens the gums, allays ali
pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world: BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's
Twenty-Five cents bottle
You hardly realize that il is medicine, when
taking Carriers Little Liver Pills: they are very
small; no bad effects; all troubles from torpid
liver are relieved by their use.
my son, define ambition" well, it's Away
feeling that you want to do something that YOU
know you can't"-LJe's Calendar.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29
FLORENCE'S PAIL BEARERS,

The following pathetic incident
concerning the obseuules of the late
w. S. Florence is worth recording
here. The night the body of the
actor was brought from Philadelphia
to New York, the box containing the
coffin was lying on truck III the
Pennsylvania depot waiting for the
train. Florence's old friend, Nor
ton McMicheal,, was guarding il.
Two workingmen attached to the
depot, who had been watching Mr..
Nc Michael for some time finally APP
preached him and said
IF you please, sir, We would like
to carry Mr.. Florence to the car IN
stead of wheeling him down like
freight, the long platform Can We
have the honor sir2"
Mr.. McMichael, visably touched,
gave his consent, the workmen beck
oned to group of their associates,
who responded instantly, and as
many as could touch the box lifted
1T IS sacredly as if Billy Florence had
been an Emperor. and bore it down
to the car They then turned,
brushed some dust out of their eyes,
and walked silently to their duties.
They surely were the real pallbear-
ers of the genial Billy Florence N.
Y. Democratic News.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29
Demand for Betlar Cattle.

Many hitherto largely interested
III the cattle business are dropping
out, giving as reasons that there is
now no money in the business be-
cause of the low price of cattle and
the increased value of land. The eau.
is this, says the Texas Stockmen.
there must be an improvement Of
methods. The cattle Of the future
must be bred and fed to I'LL a higher
place than the common stuff form
erly raised and marketed from the
ranges. The demands now are for
wellrounded, high-grade cattle The
consumer will pay no reasonable
price for any other. We b lieve
that the present demands for better
cattle, which require radical change
in methods, offer better opportunities
for money making to those engaged
in the cattle business, than any old
methods. The cattle business has
simply come to this, that a higher
grade Of cattle is called for and they
must be fat. The Texas cattle grow.
ers must conform to these conditions
or ahut up shop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

He also has a Quincy RE-
FRIGERATOR, the BEST in the
State, for keeping meats cool and
fresh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29
WHAT 1T HEANS.

The Albany Journal, gold bug
paper, has tho following:
Speaker Crisp experienced no
difficulty in selecting Chairman for
tho Coinage Committee of the House
The slight opposi ion to tho policy of
free silver coinage, which exists
within the Democratic party, is con-
tined to New York and New Eng
land and received no attention what
sover from Mr. Crisp.
"He is a free silver coinage man /;
and Richard F. Bland of Hannibal.
Mi souri, author of the Bland silver
law of 1873, is known the world
over as one of the leading opponents
OF the free coinage idea.
The appointment of Mr.. Bland to
the Coinage COMMITTEES Chairman~
ship restores him to the position
which ne occupied in the Flftisth
Congress before the Republican tidal
wave Of 1888 swept the Democracy
out of power at Washington.
"Mr BANDS appointment means
that the Democratic House favors
the free and unlimited co mage of
tho worlds stock of silver into rs
cent American dollars"
The Journal appears to have been
able to read the handwriting on the
wall.
The majority of the people want
free silver, and if tho Democratic
party are able to comprehend this
idea in time, so much the better for
them
If the gold bugs of New York at
tempt to dictate the policy of the
Republi an party on this subject and
succeed, it will cause the party's de-
feat in the National election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

A. Livingston now practically
controls the Wholesale liquor
trade of the city. He M contin-
ually adding to his stockand sells
only standard brands. He is also
introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the people of Car
son, as well as foreign and d0mes-
tic cigars Of the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock.
q 10 tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

The Minneapolis movement to
send a cargo of -four to the famished
Russian peasantry has awakened
such swift and hearty response that
over 700, 900 pounds Of flour has al.
ready been contributed or pleaged.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

The gentleman represen-
ted above has taken up his
headquarters at j E. Nc
donalds, next to Abe Cohn
where you can buy Christ
mas Toys for the children.
He invites everybody, es-
pecially the ladies, to call
and inspect his large stock
Of Holiday Novelties. d13
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

That Secretary Foster knows how
to do graceful thing was shown by
his order directing that No. l of the
new series of So certificates, which
Will be shortly issued, should be sold
to the widow of the late Secretary
Window, whose portrait it bears.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-29

Prompt delivery TO all parts OF the
city. elf
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
rotrr OF rnr mnrLps nm

cdeaso. Dec. e0 Cspeclsn wafids faW aHHsii
,te securing without cost aIeoi ffal "a Hs
AVID vniusblo mathinsu uf Hse dHHHs lI
are eciins n hefsuse the iAH HfH H.st"H
manufacture ~ mHthHeu srrsa' N ~
vtu no. sr immsu.e Hdtfft.sH.fi o. '
tt.if pa,hlusn uaH in hn
snr she rsta.lHa. Wt. '.sII.fI fHNI
ths eanstra4unh aeftHH'r.i t' t"
.eniit boz .sftt0f HaH i..i.IN0f i.
.,,, A., f..ri.b t.Ie 81. 500 f...H I0H W
IA u.t Nam. fHf ft HF
.,, ta f.fH Pol. rsrI f## $3.50 ta '
....t t..t f.H .tHI.H.H fHa "W if i''N
..tt.,t ...t mt.HHIH a. ft.. HW ia M.lfI'A
..t.tu. n m. asf a. trfiff "fint ~
..,.,.i tsi.ss,a lt.s.H.f Iaf 900 'H NAli'rl
~. ...,, .t tlHti.s HIH htt. unuue W'fh s
49,. .,.t. t.iifiDs 81 900 if iaHh simoI' oniiTN
. .,..t.f. f.,.. tts aiaia H Wellington ana VII
,.... F.. tiaa.ai.a. ~ thf tnidnf mni'fnl' ana 10
- ,etu., 81 ifai siair rhr design for INC
-. h.. t..t ,npfa,ad tt tho Construction DE
-, a.. tuiiflrr Win te s.oNii0 feet TN
.,, ~, ., t.,,tst frain the rugc' sound region
n, ,,. b,.,tef entering iuto ~ VA. been given 10y
III, toto tnubsrinens Association. The man eh
h A., mode one ~ tho features Of The building
~, .iu te of granite marble ard ore Puarncd III ,n'
s,,te in addition 10 what may be 'oh'r'pu'.'' -.
s,,,. ain esrcud $4,000 In constructing anu '"p
,,,,,in, the details ~ the building -.
Nt,s,art,a hns appropriated $4,000 for the Worm
| r,t. and intends to make q big display at the ~
IN, n will ouido previous efforts IN W."
r,e ,ns has ALREADY begun the COLLECTION OF ",,S r,e
nusg,,nt'lcs wv, I and Nicaraguan works of nri; W.
e..i q, ot minerals Is being mndc' ~ N M M,"nt.
| ~, ,he canal company viii greatly aio uo ""'''
me-, ment I'm making successful display
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
c,vr RACK AND PAID HIS DEBrs

sor,n NorwaIk. Conn, Dec. 20 lspe'ih''-''"
,,.,,,.ain sormerly cashier for Francis 90. N"'n
xorn,lt clo;hIeIs. left this town under b'"" '""'
nth or two ago lie owed h- emph'cN m'"''
"a God. 40 the yalue Of several hundrd d"h'i' "
'. horoved ali the cash he could from his g" "N"'''
s. ,no church and sunday school and had 'h'h"'"
..d,, a, numerous stores. and he departed wth"t N
,, nhc, be wouli return. IL wa rhe' any sapp'.'
49,. "a ,o,ld never be seen here again On ih'l'"N
,aJa,n arrived I'm south Norwalk clothed ~ m"'''
80. lie hired a cab nj the station ana di"Ne I'p"'
.,'o,, toun. paying every claim against hin hon
,,a ,,e NJ rrcenbacks fresh from some banh lher
. have been over 5000 In the roll "hen u" "s'''
M s .,o,, were several hundred dollar leh Nnrh !"
ps | on,nleted his rounds lie called upon VT. fr"''
10 10 md announced his readiness 10 settle win MN y,
u Tho amount was finally agreed upon' ana 'eNer"'
,'''na.ed ~ dollars passed from founlahs p"h',
,m,o the fins safe. Then the eAoa,"'cl w Wv
"' ,;..to trading, purchasing about 800 worm
a a,o,h,nc and house furnishings paying ior '"e'"
ia ,on Mr. Francis that he was coming ou' a.
10 ~. and that further and interesting parncni''
III, ,,, nrohably " received here In day or wv" wv,
nop who accompanied him intma'cd thS' io"n'a, ",
haa made love 20 rich mans danshter errneedeS m :
had n'So and that matters had prOceeIieuo /,
| town; y. ;,bat the wedding TO take place
t lie intimated. further tlat rUHp ,"b
~" u"' t,u confession TO the eirls latns' 81
maue ~. tne of woe and then nurreu 10 W a., a.,
istncu "a ~ H., 600 which he gave 10 ms PSpo0 n
| uuin @ Inior " and told him TO set'ie eNeiy 'i''' "
bring him the receipis'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
rBp PRINT CLOTH MIIKET.

Fall River. Dec 26 specal.-The cloth msrRe' h's
,on arm during the week. but the volume o' oushesS
b.s been comparatively small. Manufacturers are W
os,osed 10 sell at present prices until after 'ne non
days AT least and they confidently expect thht quota
az ns will move a peg two higher The safes nav
been HIGHT owing TO this fact. The producuo" ""'
,llen short owing to the holiday, and the idieneSs III
many NJ the mills today will operate sil lurhc' ~
..suc,np the stock on hand. The STOCK now u oii'
non,,nal being equal TO only three days producuon
Tho feeling among manufacturers and opernu'es j.
hatter Mt this time thai, at any period wi'mh wv"
wears and the advancing prices OF mill STOCKS are u
picnt indication OF how the prospects are regarueh
INV investors The Naragansett Mil strikers are sun
ont mud have entered their ninth week OF ldleheSs'
a suit for "blacklisting" has been entered aeniS'
.cent WaJing and superintendent Harrison by inc
cotton Weavecs' Progressive Association, but m'mu
foc,urers think that 1t will not stand In the court
rho weekly cloth statement is as follows Poduc'o,
~, ooO pieces: deliveries, 10000 pieces sCoch
on 600 pleces- all 64X64s; last weeks STOCK ilo'oo'
n,cces: sales. $4,000 pieces; ODDS. 44ooo pieces
eox,as 1000 pieces: 64x64s, $4,000 pieces spots
90 600 ,ieces sales for weekly delve1es-Jai
YY2i 900 nieces: FEBRUARY, 92 900 PIECES; n MaIcn
n 600 pieces Apnl COCO pieces May Sooo pieceo Go
J,,'s q GOO n,eces The prices are l.lo cents ~
S4SSts and 3 "a cents for 6Ox1os, ana 'he iiaihe
Is Arm
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
THE SIMS GANG CAPTURED.
uAB,NA TROOPS MARCH on THEIR HOUSE.
a N1a .r uuzrNs ovFrpowER THE POSSE AND
Hf. ufE TnlJE OUTLAWS.


't ir'i. .r iai'Fram 10 "The rot Ms
patb n,r H. ... A di.pnirh. ~ WY of
hf '"in w.. HfH.HT nres news Of
30 surrtA'f 4' Ia eonfrIer crates.
'H"mf ss'nu r'. nspiev. on
'.fi'mr nn r" N HIft as.s ns ,hsdf
i'ving D..u.e oen.. f.r faf. .pnar snd
trained 70 800. rIm.. o.. nffs-r f..u
Mobile. eho Loo ct .D.E .rs.H s.r
me hfI 'tHi.Ih o. d. sD.a. t...I F
" N'nf aof a. rfd .rpoiu.ot 4HfIa
''.''.h' IsH . r"urdrr 81, fI..t co o.
'' sun n.o tsfrt frtd. q annI.N..
do"'lHcHi .t th. it rs..nf -
''' 49, ~ There q, quarter of boo h...
td "Hh'4 hi.'pit Mss. a. o. 81. t,. tf s ~
the .'d.'~ Sow nn mr va1 ipf 40. .. .us of s,f.n
m 'h'ihN 'HIi. Ala tvrn.} ou, m,lcs 81 .tnrt
\ hc1N iDin rr| si1 .isHit aurfr.rl snA urrf
~ The nishi uHaiHs co. n..i. ust. 1Ho vca'o
turned wniN dnuua ih. nI'if lIr drin Hm'nr l.d
IN p0undrf nrlip..r tnH ttf. IfnH af. ufHraI
Besides tho colon. col, tua r..HrI H.. .H.un tuf
| the assistant eureo1l view sit. 'i, .n0.n.sHa
4 special messenger fpr The rIl. Register fo.
into DE soto from the ~ nrlon ~ 80 oen.k ts
morning Ills news J.. that sheriff Gavin 01 chr .tnn-
monng sent 10 Bladcn spring for u cannoI. When
sims heard of this preparation blow hi stronghold to
spntcrs he looked at his women folk al hi heart mis-
gave him. lie begin parlcy with the sheriff Al :
,clocl he said he void surrender II tho posse would
| do him no injury md would protect him from mob
violence 4 meeting of the pose was hcF' "m'h
octted more than two hours. There was gN"'
ovc,,cmcpi and much diversity Of opinion. NJ
| Gst the proposal Of sims was "suy rfI's'u
| nm, iae fact that tlre were women III w, h"u"
was a strong point e. tyOr ot mercy 70 'io LIMA
.,d o,crc,me the longng ior tie blood Oh tns ms
on,l,vs so a last III terms of sims were aecep'eu
a, , qo o.eioek the sims men laid doEn ci, ~,
". -. o,, of ,he house Tho posse "ere ,hs,,
e en" a.. t,stesi ~ seven desperate ouusN' not
| - ,tlg tsn mon arm hoN. a. lo,o". 49,. r.nhev
| 9, tt,us4s savage ard yonns Sa'hp, Sp,, v" "a thre
/ III .l.s IsHf WHeien, lvb w. - n, nnr
| ~. 49,. snf HHi also. Inc men W.T. rs wom,c
/ H a.H uafo1 in "eH"n. a. orar,, N
/ ' I ID. La rfund wuEnn b. Ger Eua,u' -,
| ... .tan started FOR lutler' the , eonta
/ ~ d iI. faa iuuntl, rhenu t WaNt" -, soId nj
|.... usi should sny W9r'S p' ~" ."
I'd .UHH HnWf ana wv u'll p,,,.tao,. ,,h
/ ali IHifffs.inn that som" oh,,sN'i,,,t,,,
/ .laa ii teep their hands on W.. W. a ,y,'
/ e.. .....H fhH puse - the n'rt" , S..t 80.
/ She rad Is lilly ana th1 ", u'r ~. a,
I iI.t. lf n frw armed men oecl"" " INV
~ do could do H. m
/ r .m pec. cd.-Whle the pose Z" ~'
t. .t.,r. of the sims party, were on "" "''
/ . ia ,trtt A mob Of ChOctaw County W'n W.
. a A.. no..e and hanged the three men
F - fou savage and young Savage. " y i''"'
/ .i, epotbcr of the savage boJs wac hant'' .'
..,,e ume. John savage, who was arro'''' ''
/ ,.f,ro christmas on n charge OF hcin; w''
Inc sim. gang, was hnneed to a tres at ~ '''.' w
| came night.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

..,.s... f. la W "over'', e,s'' =, 40
... ..i aals waisrtgvn ioI Nlpa'" ~ ,n.
ssl aafflnF VIZ Tow, -. pny
,.. 81 Nnany On New s rs, o,n.r,i
... so dsnoc~tc. AoIu''"' -,
$500 81. i.,s..lne display OF the SnsV,' NV" ,Ss
u.I .a.n. bui VIZ fo"cr u',so',, ~. ironrura
L. ..a NJ Flower says inc '"'"S"
. siH b. as i,llo~s' ..,o., ,r,u
aas years Da, the prooesv 80,
... f...auta Mansion. MI fio"er W. VIZ :,
sI a esf.larc With Mayor Mann.us 1n,,oo,
..... ~. tf.t nurgesscs corps anu INV a,s IN,
... st...Haas viii act as escor'' .o,os a
t.. t...f.. - ltan,, comprising iour 'O"s pS ,.o
49, r.l.i Naaei viii bring up the rear ~ ~, ~,
t.ttnf ~ the capitol "oVer,o' ri''-s
r... .n .. nr m a. military 'u'h aau VSDn,nIy
Il. .t.r nad the party will enter the A's'i''o' ~.
UI.n unue. ~ Albany, VIII h''U Nv
....t.l l.n wiil follow II WIN -"
.. t...,..i.of. sinDt Flower Is TO make re'p'"'
.... ,i. i.t,s, vn deliver his Inaugural "ua'eN ,s
- ~. t.ts ,t. oaih II Office. ~hico VIII " .s ~
....t Il, siihrr secretary of state lnoe VI w W
.,.tt.u. ~ ts, pouu % Appeals Ai'cr w .,,, u',
-. t. Dnterrnr IioRCr viii ~ To the hNo'".''
,tt.. 4t.f. nssss'd by his military .'a,, W. a.o,"r
W. ...i...a na nn hour, Ffum . ~ 1890 VvLsna
wv ..a Mr. ilnwsr VII tec'lN. tn'r tn,.s', n' ~,
/ u, III tNs IteIutlNr Mansion. y phNl''. -,
w. i. tt,.rtsa Iu thr Assenhiy 'hnhltff' w :,
/ - th. lffla dssh hn ir lunuglh'"", 49,. sa,a,,hr
| ",,tii slii h. admitted la the noor o th' '"'''
| .sI d l0 she rnsitea,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
rnr 1la.rLllr MlNrrnrRrRv MEnE9

Chicago. Dee. 2G t,peiol dispatch l'"m -.
Louis. Mo-. says: "Tho Tiu l'ntc Mnnn'ari1ref.' ~
socla'ion Of the rnted state 90 meet here hhoi' W"
middle of January. There Hw thrit cff nifmlfr
q, tho association and the object of hcr organisation
IA for the purpose of exchanging views n"a 'Ap'
enc.s in their efforts 80 manufacture Nm'n'nn "n
plate under daiy Of : ! = cent " p"unH '''' "''
,hape of experience, u 3. said b not iho t''hh Z"
combination nnectinc prizes. bri mcnta oi n.'i N"a
,arh other toward living up to their agreement "hh
the Government 10 tur ont 100000 t"nf ~ in rl''
4, the nr.t - year. after ~" pas.nec "i t'n N'hWf
-. a. ,hc condition upon witch t0o lntrtnfo 'h we"
tara vas secured. Then they mny h.' pee '"h'
other things. but what they are nos h"'
been made public. II has been r'in"i'u' u'"' Wv
,ha, one Of the leading questions I" u" discussed Is
,l ,dvsnbiH;y Of having bill introduced in 90" prs
on, Congress providing for the Increase Of 'cu,
Mound IN the duty on timed plate ana one OF tl'
reasons given for the postponement OF 'ne u" "'''
,,onnfafturers' meeting from December 70 Janutl
WAS 10 await the result OF the speahetsnI .ir,, n
decide What kind Of proposition t"'y "'u" s"''"'' "
fcp
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
ncyoprp MASSACRE nv GiP2fS BAND
FOURTEEN rNrrn uNf' 'FNI-' -. VI,
rouAVt mFN KlitAh WA -
M,s>rn OK Tun f"NltN

o.. o,,.an. Dec. gG-N a.pats' I" l'' 'l"', ~
,.... .. friui @en Nntonl,, say
,.., bI.t .... ipf h,re W rhhrnv h'1" ",'
,l., ,.,,,t. ss. tapilin irsuc'' h"'d - N'
D, ,,,elr,. I'd b.. d.issam.Hi ~ hiN a' ~. -
.' ,.,,.s mfre u ,auas ililies' n'" ''rl"''
~. ,,s tia, in the enlargement 'h' t,lhNrH '''l.
80, 3D., A.. rnred slate. .'lders wcfo hlei' -, ~
-, received ofi,in confirmation a. pei"rue'n -
..n,s.,r. here n 3. known that Capn'h h".'' " ~
,....,,, q , d,,arhmcn, of rv"gtoni'tS and " W.
,r,,, vh,h rn. t,u,hesl hem IL true u rs oen.s."
n, Inc po.i bee, that he must have been us""h INV
/ ~, ,,o,,,.h sra tbai hls men WIRE nasacro''
aI,r rmire, ornela, tho Mexican oohs'l "ers,
,,r,ed c.toen, dispatch iron the MeMcaa Huu.ss
=, vcn,s laredo uc, sssine that force oi N,~.''.
,,,, ana ,ssiuoft - Nsslcan troops met OH ths'
a., ,,a rai tha i,yolaiioais. were dsfeaten ~i,a
49,. - tour fisu fh' gesiesn Government Is fusnn''
,,,,,. 4, az friuilst Alou' 1000 Mexican 'o.llos
,,,e tsen .,sHaa.si aipns hs b"a'r between "ea'
Laredo aid Ha.fH 'f' ,.s.,. ar
wa.trtron. i.i af rslel General rchonea -.
n., Al ,apiufsH uaFfsa Hen vin ~ ,na'o''.n ~, n
,s,u, ~ ,iHiatlYH n itr HfH'fhl!N 49,, 80 800
,,o,a., a. ths4 nra HFia sHl hlfa 'h'''N e'->
, suldier
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
,ut mnb-a of J1urmyf rpoWN

tostau u., al ai"0al h"f' a,
- ,,a,t..ri OF i...phlus ufuNn " 'N" 80
-. t .tn, .t hrrs although tho p'i'e 'hina
,,a, siu ,srii,,. hiu tefnrf ipng irfi'n i".P'e''
.,.a ,,,ot to Lawrence .o laYh ior te m"d'r hA'.
-, ,,,.t -.,nu,n va. tle man Nrd t'n poh's ~
w, ~" .,,, am witch fr mm ur iiarfi' w'h' -
'''..' ~. ,,, ,t. t.ay ~ the muidrrd vumnn ie''"f
aav 10th hullet. nrd ~ 'ranne'l 'h''''" Z, ~ -
-, ,,.,,ed ~ tho shull. but thc pih gNf -
cur ~. "a r,u..d instant death. TIC Wll'' f
m We pa,, ,,,,.r 'eom. a. have iccn wvrna'. lho "''
,,d prri,ahly been rphlFo
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
=, ,oy roe rur SCHOOLS Of san tiGr.

salt Lake. pee aG.-N,stcrday' WIN "''"
- ,w,nty. five Gag. we've presented 70 ilH rn'l'
"rno,, ot mi. city b. the Patriotic sons 81 'n.l'a
Thc cx,rci.c. took place in The f'b'fn''l ~ ".'
Scot, received tlis nars Ia huof 'Pe'h, "l'' . p'
sentai,on adircss by the Rev. W w. lam ""'
snceches followed from many l'adinF men z" ''
sI'e',', ,,,at Iustice zane and a.hop Leonard Tie
u',as,o I. helm. used tcccntg FOR MANY pubic
aW,a,snc.. and 4, the only building large enough -
hold The people special occnsl -