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LIE FoUET.-Un bill etc pre-
sente dams rassemblee legislative
de rIndiana declarant que tout
homme qui est fouett6 par les
WHITE CAPS peut reclamer du
comit6 dams leQuel il a cts fouett6
de $4,000 a $4,000 de dommages ct
une femme de $4,000 a $4,000.
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lie Sang Noir

Lewiston (Maine.) Nous he preten.
dons pas aujourd'hni juger ce
roman an'importequel point de vac;
| nous nous cO~ntenteronS de FannOn
Ger au public. CONNIE n pnvre
ecrite par un Francais, II Etats-
Unis sur IN snjet enforcement
AMERICAN on pluttt Louisianais &c
qui on ravoupra, nest pas tres
commun, ct d Get egard seu-
lement, la chose vaut la pelne
d'ttre notice. En- ontre &c qul
appelle notre attention Il ce livre,
c'est que SEES scenes sOnt Inc pein
ture des mHurs du Sud, p,incipa
lement de la Louisiana, ct qn'il
traite dune question fort epineuse:
la condition sociale faite d u
certaine categorie de personnes
qui jouissent de tous les avantages
de obstruction, de la richesse de
la beau,6 meme, mails qni ont du
sang m6le. Par ce que nous avons
deja pu lire de ce roman, on volt
que rauteur a etudi6 u place ce
quill met sous les yeux du lecteur.
Reste a celui CT de juger 81 les
peintures ne sont pas trop colorees..
Des aujourd'hui, sans nous.
prononier sur lie m6rite-.de. Pou-
vrage quaint a la forme ct an fonds
nous men commissions d'aillenrs
qu'une partie,-uous croyons quill
est de nature a EXETER un bon
inter6t, ct one la presse lui recon
nait,a lie caractere dune 9uvre
serieuse don't les idees sont discu-
tables assuremeht mails qui est nne
etude de meurs. La faeon hardie
don't IL livre traite son snjet, indie
pendamment de toute autre consi-.
deratiOn, est, croyons.Dous, de
nature & hi attirer de wives sympa-
thles de la part des uns ct de
wives protestations de la part des
autres. II ne saurait laisser lie
lecteur indifferent, dansnos regions.
LIE livre Sc vendra done. Les
libraries ct toutes persounes qui
youdraieht Sc charger de la vente
peuvent Sc pour> DIR des maintenant
a rimprimerie du N ssager, q
Chestnut Street, Lewiston, Maine,
lie q%natrieme c~entenaire de la
decouverte de rAmerique, sera
c6lebI6 a Chicago Gu 1893 par uDe
exposition nDiverselle, a laquelle la
France participera, non settlement
dune maniere ~officielIe, 0 gou-
veruement ayant, lie. premier,
accepta linvitatlon fate par les
Etats- Unis aux nations du vieux
monde, mails encore par DIES Guvres
individuelles, dues all caractere
emlnemment artis;ique de Ia race
c~eltique.
Parmi ces 9uvreS, fgurera la
reconstruction de la ~yieiile Ameri-
que, waste conception panoram;que
de NJ. Eugene Colbert, rarcilitecte
parisien, qui obtint un 81 grand
success avec Sa BaStille reconstruct
pourrexpo>ition du Champ de Mars
en- 1889.
On Y vera en- .tac simile, gram
denr naturelle ct EN- plein air:
10. LIE debarquement &c Christie
phe Colonb, Ell 1892; 90. Une
rue espagnole de Sle-Augnstine,
en- 1892; 80. L'H0tel-de-Ville de
Boston, en- 1892 ct enin, une. entree
de New.Y0rk a la fin du steele
dernier.
Nous savous que p%auteur de
cette int6ressante exposition re-
Prospective, a tintention de rouvrir
des lie p%rintemps proclaim ct nous
iui souhaitoDs tout IL sncces que
merite ce beau travail dart.
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Fumez les "'Thibodeaux Specia.
Cigars ct vOuS seTez heureux.
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FACTEUR.-D'apres un acte du
Congress recemment passe, radmi.
n~i~tration du Department de la
Poste dot a tire d'essai placer des
factenrs pour la distribution d
d%omicile, des matieres postales,
dams certaines villes de la campa.
gne. Notre representant au Congress
FIIon. Andrew Price "A demande
QUE Thibodaux soft lnclus dams 10
choix que administration dot
faire, ct il est dans. lespoir que sa
reqn6te sera accOrdke.
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COMMtMORATIUN.-Le directeur
do FUnIv-Islte de la Havane, qui
est nn DIES cOinmlSsai,eS enyOyes
par Cnhe a rExposition Univer-
selle COiombienne. a etc nomme
chairman dn comite DIES ecoles, DIES
colleges, DIES arts, lies sciences ct
d'hisioire. II a propose al capt
tame general de lille un plan pour
c%omm6morer l'auniyersaire de la
d6%couverte de rAmGrique par
Colomb ct les voyages sub>tquents
de celui eli.
Il sug.er- qn'nne t1otte soft
envoyee 4 fendroit on Co!omb a
debar1na IL premiere fois en- Ame-
riqne Cette proposition est bien
accuei!lie par IL commencement ct
la population cabaine, ct Il est
probable gu'elle seta mise a execu-
ton
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BONNIE PRECAUTIoN.-Le Capt.
tame du batean st. Johu, Max.
Blanchard, peasant one les lanes
de son bafeau poarraieut occasion
ner des degats aux I%eeees, Went de
suspendre sa navigation, dans lie
Bayou LafoHrche.
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RAFFINERIE.-Une raffinefie va
Sc construire 4 la Nile. Iberie. LIE
capital etant deja s~ousclit par les
habitauts de la paroiSse Iberie, la
direction va Sc METRE a PRuvre.
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BAYoU.-L'ean du Bayou La
tnurche est rendne au niveau lie
plus critiGue, ct ses riverains
s'attendent a tout moment d
apprentice que la preston de Peau
a fait, u qnelque point de la
parolsse, ceder la levee. L'anxi9t6
est 81 grande que des gardens sont
jour ct mutt a %surveiller les lev6es,
ct an .moindre indice d'accidents
lis sont pr6ts q bonner l'alaIme ct
lie preyenir sill est possible.
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DRAINAGE A LA TUILE.-On va
pratiquer, a Ia station d'exp6rimen.
tation pour l'industrie sucriere, lie
drainage a la tnile, suivant lie sys-
tene one lon a employ6 a la station
de Baton Eonge.
Volci la description qn'eu dome
le Truth, de cette vile:
LIE systeme con>iste en- condnits
lateraux de tGois pouceS, leSquels
wont Sc deyelsrr dams IN conduit
principal de 4 pouces. Ces con.
dnits lateranx ne sont pas tous a
la meme distance les uns des
autres; il y en- a qni scnt espaces
de 20 pieds d'autres, de 80 pieds;
d'autres, de 40 piedS. La tuile V
est place., a une profondeur de 4
pieds, mails dams lie conduit priDc.-
pal, ellie est posee, 6 pouces plus
bas, par consequent 4 4 piels Ct
demi, an lessons de Ia surface.
Pendant les grandes plnies qui ont
Ell lieu, reinforcement, ca drainage
a produit le meillenr effet.
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A vENDRE.

Sur les rnes Canal ct Grace a Thibodaax 8
maisons ct plusienrs lots. TN vendra en-
tout GU en- pnrtle. Sadresser d Mr.. l.. Krae-
mer Malagss p. 0. La. GU a la SENTINELLE
DE
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DENTIsTE.-Le Jeune Ed. BIan-
charl, fills da Dir. 7. E. Blanchard,
depnis IN couple d'annfes etnliant
De rUniveisitt ~M6aicale de Phila
delphie est de rrtour parmi nous,
mum dun dipl6me de Ch%irurgien-
Dentiste. D'apres les informations
qui nous a etc fournics son exameu
a etc un des plus brillants.
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ExCURsioN.-De grandes aft
ches, placardees daus ~certalns
Establishments de notre vile,
annoncent que les Young Mems
Mutual Benevolent association de la
Nouyeile Orleans, fera une excur
sion a TIlibodanx, lie dimanche )
avril, 1891. LIE train partira
d'Algier $50 du matir eft arrivera
a sa destination, ThiOodaux, entire
onZe heures ct midi.
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BLIND ToM.-C'est ce soir que
Blind Tom, lie celebre pianiste doit
executor dams la sale des pompiers
lie programme lie plus attrayant
qui ait etc jamais execute. Cpux
qui Font eatendu la premiere fois
quill est venu dams notre vile,
sayeut ce don't il est capable de
produire avec GET ingrat instrument
Qu'on appelle: Piano.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
Shady Grove.

Among the many travelling mel
that visited our town last week, was
Dan Browning and Henry Dunavan
Mrs. II. r. Stembridge is visiting
relatives in Providence, Ky.
Mrs. Bell James made a trip tc
Marion,
DR.. Todd reports 10 cases Of La
Grippe,
We are glad to note John M, Pal
mer's election to the Senate from
Illinois. Some one please inform
Mrs. Logan.
DR. Atwood is talking Insurance
from all legal standpolnts.
We note the energy and push Of
Smith Neal in the fur business, let
him have them.
Four men took breakfast this NOR
ming at the Hughes Hotel, and had
only enc jug each, from their ap-
pearanoe and dress, we took them to
DO rsftsmen. However they were
over ct P. D. one of the men was
conversiDg with DR.. Todd, and ano.
Their talking to Mr.. John Elder. the
one talking with Elder says, if that
man talking TO DR.. Todd had the
whisky outen him. ::he would be just
as smart as the doctor.
J l.. Cardwell's new house ls ready
for spring goods, and W II Towery's
is nearing completion, and will soon
be ready for goods.
Elders Henry and Gibbs are in
our midst, Bro. Ii, on his way to
Prospect church, and Bre Gibbs,
here to meet his appointment,
We are having cold and hot, rain
and clouds, but very little sunshine.
i. is sorrowing to many o! US to
learn Of the death of Ed s A. Chill.
dress. "lf a man die, shall he live
again" Yes, for there is hope of
a tree, if it be cut down, that it will
sprout again, and that the tender
branches thereof will not cease.
Kalamazoo.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
New Salem.

Mrs W c Tyner, Robt Mahan
Robt ThTelktldsnd wife, Mrs S,mu
el Wiring. Mrs IL p Brown, Mrs
Bob Brown, are all on the sick lis,
this week.
) + Brustcr spent , days visiting
friends at Dycusburgh last week.
Felix Tyner, visited his parents
last week.
Esqr Frankliro court vas pretty
warm or the 18th, Marion and Sal
em both had their legal talan. there.
Mas Dol!ie Stephens, OF salem, ID
visiting friends and rolstiyed in this
section.
Mrs Fred Brown. we learn, is
someN hat bet r since our last.
Mrs. ChildreSs, hes the emil Q
sympathy Of tins community in | err
great affection by the loss Of her sor,
NO plowlDg, no gardening done
yet IN this section.
All the tobacco sold.
Tom Babb va, around this week
buying sheep, but got but few, pay
ing fancy prices fer them, ." ''.i
Henry Broustcr is putting up a
patent fence around his farm. r..s
Rev VIM Pick, filed Rev LowrS's
stand at New Salem, Sunday night.
Aaron Humphreys and Lon Trav.
is, Of Emmaus. was in this sect on
las. week.
Bunk Baker will go to the river
to farm TINS season.
Politically, things are warming
up In this section.
IDo.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
Toiu

The river ia dropping back again
and Mr. Young ms moved back ia
hls home on the besch.
William G Farmer has rented the
bottom form Of Foster 1hrclkeld.
Foster l'hrcikeld went to Marion
Saiurday to st'eni Lodge.
Mr. John Ferfell, OF E-town. was
here last week hanging some saudy
wal paper Tor Billy Barnett Esq.
School is moving along nicely.
&! Young is buying com on a
graz horse. Be advised etc, TO red
headed girs op'y)
Those who have business in the
pos. office building ere pleased to
note tina; Mr. McAmis has neat
stock Of corrections,
We are in receipt Of a nice lot Of
stationery from the Press flee.
Bob never doe' thing. 10y the ]'s.
) + Order, who has been i'll since
New Years, is able to be on, again.
There is nothing 70 write abou.
but the weather ara tba. 20 aho,,..
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26

Since the publication Of Geolo-
gist Jlrich's letter, describing the
minerals Of the county. in the PRESS
some months ago, the demand for
copies of the paper containing the
letter has been great. Several hun
bred extra copies were printed and
the edition has been exhausted, and
still there are calls for more. The
minerals of Crittenden are command
ing wide attention, and the PRESS is
grxtified that it has to some extent
been able to give much desired in
formation. Our county viii! yet go
to the front.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
Piney Creek,

The people Of this section contem
plate raising a large crop of tobacco.
Mr. Csrdin has revived their droop,
ing spirits by paying them living
prices. '.i~-
Rev Wesley Jacobs will teach the
spring school at Lone Star.
Rev II b Fox has just closed 2
vocal music school at Flat Rock
church in which the people, young
and old. took great interest and made
great adva ncement in.
Next meeting day is the time to
call pastor at this place. Rev J s
Henry will probably be recalled. He
has been preaching for this church
ten years, and
The longer they keep him,
The better he gets,
The more they feed him,
The less he frets.
Rev II b Fox went to Hopkins
county last week. This is his last
appointment with that church; 1t is
so far from his home he will resign.
We are sorry to hear OF the death
Of Mrs Phe Holoman. She was a
good wife, kind mother, and faith
full christian sister of Sulphur
Springs church.
Ask the pastor if he believes IN
Sunday schools. We want to know.
The colored people are ahead of us
in this community; they have good
Sunday school.
Miss Susie Woodall, Of Anora,
visited in this community last week.
1t will soon be time for the batts
to build their nests, and they will
want shelter, so lets cover that
church.
go. Chip,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26

RE Threlkeld is recovering from
two weeks attack Of la grippe
Rev John Marys, OF Arkansas, is
the guest of G S Summers this week.
Cholera is raging TO an alarming
extent among hogs Of this section.
Attorney Blue and Coroner Be-
near we're here on official business
recently.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
are piecing 3 missionary quilt. Let
none hear you idly say, There is
| nothing can do
Mr. Wilson, agent for 1.-The Lie OF
Sherman" canvassed this section
last week.
Bring on your produce, we pay
the highest market price.
rIioe q CO.
ESQ Z B Franklin has been sick
for several days.
The Ladies Missionary Society
will give an enter ainment at Sloan
Easter Sunday.
f II Taylor sold a nice two year
old filly for 1920. 1t pays to raise
fine stock.
The proposed new road leading
fr )m the Marion and Salem road at
W J LaRue's, up the Chlldress bluff
at or near W W Watson's and inter
secting the state road is certainly a
desirable one, and we trust the par
ties living along the route will ap
preciate the value Of public highways
and with reasonable compensation
for actual damage, give the tight Of
way. Nothing adds more to the
value of lands proportional TO the
cost than plenty Of good roads. Val
liable lands are sometimes unstable
on account Of being hemmed in
Do you want nice pair Of shoes
cheap. Call on Pnce & Co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26

Mr Emit Cooper and family, a
horSn'yi'le, have been visiting J
& Cr der and family f,r several days
past.
A 4 mule team stalled IN q md
hole a few miles from town =,
week. and enc Of the mules 20. lts
leg broken.
they have no preaching now at
the ) P church. Rev l. o Spen.
GERS time is all taken elsewhere,
Farmers are inpatient for the
ground to get dry enough to SOW
cats.
Prof W B Davis YEA, to Shady
Grove last Saturday.
Mrs Nirdie Smith returned on
Sunday from q visit to relatives IN
the country.
J v and J K J Jackson we're in
town Monday.
GOOD PEOPLE.
Don't you know tha. San How.
erton never faiJs, .ta> 90. 10 rs-Le.s
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
beech Valley.

Sunday School every Sunday a,
the school house.
Miss Annie Carrick has been Wis.
ting the family Of J W Robertson
the past week,
Columbus Akers and wife have
played quits.
J NJ Swansey's family are visiting
relatives near Pleasant Hill.
Prayer meeting at j II MIlligans
Tuesday night.
Elem and Albert Shoemaker are
making railroad ties.
Rev T. b Blackburn will preach
at Forest Grove every first Sunday.
Preaching at Forest Grove every
third Sunday by Rev J j Franks.
Mrs. James McMickan is very
low at this time.
Mrs Lizzie Brint left last week
for her husband in Gibson Tenn.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26

lie don't 80 JUS. to have - good time
eltheri bu, to work like dog, YOU
may say; just to bny \ stock of goods
as low as is possible for any living
man to do. leaving nothing undone
that would be Of interest to himself
or his many customers. We have
our spring goods bought, and NOS,
OF them in and open. AZ o9 trade
to day is twice what j vas "a YEAR
ago, We have bought accordingly
and ca9 furnish our es.saD---
thug N eur hHs .. =. any
tAAa eve" closer figures
before. Not a single
.Alng advanced ard many things
things much below any figures ever
before given. We keep dry goods,
notions. furnishing good', chi!dr,ns.
boys and mems clothing, LADIES,
mcbs and boys hats, ladies. mems
ami boys shoes. ladies, mems snd
BOYS neckwcar, ladies dress goods
complete, ladies corsets complete,
everything complete, something 10
suit any and everybody. All to be
sold 10 good people fer Cash. This
is Why we defy any man, living or
dead, t. sell goods in our line lower
than we do. And a man mast be
lively to come any way near TO our
low prices. No man can deny that
We cell goods every day, and that for
. The money. II our prices were not
right, tie intelligent people Of this
country would go elsewhere to
make their purchases, But by their
act oEs III ~ IS. ve have tha goods
ID price,, and deserve to be psf
. .Hi -et b 'H.m. Come everybody
/ whether you wish to buy or no.. We
t8ks pleas are III showing you
through. / AN very gratefully
you're
Sam llowertop. Kelsey, Ky.
Rev NJ + Chappell went to Prin-
c,t0n Monday.
! : II n.maso went ~ Dycusburs
last week.
| q Z Caldwell and family, Il l.
W;ggin;on and family and several
others are on the la grippe list this
week.
Ms, Claude G anger Who has
been teaching mus here, will leave
for her home in Springfield, Tenn,
next Friday
Harvey McElroy, Of Lyon coun ty,
was in town Monday.
Miss Mary Wyatt went to Living
stOn county last Sunday to see her
brother, Frank Wyatt, who is sick.
Observer.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26

Ihe isat end OF winter. the bust
loss end this year.
Implement dealers here seem to
think that it will be summer some
tiinc, Judging from the imnense
stocks shat arc being laid in.
Toiu may rot seem very large TO
a stranger just stopping for short
tine. but 70 be here every dsy and
see the amount Of business transact.
ed they would be decidedly impress
ed with the growing Importance Of
the town.
Tell u sho ted - ae~'-
get married., moved
ais CALI, .oi@ 'V'"
.,o cold out, lost
AIS SWINE, or 50; hi, II
snoot. Tell us we pray thee wh'
is building a new chicken house
gone out in the country, moved t
.Uvn. killed man or coon,
bought new hat, or had the meas
les. Tell when school begins anC
the date of quarterly meeting. Don
forget to tell US something that vi!
he news as We need II DO thes,
things and we viii have il put u
cold lead in the Press office and yol
may read II.
We hope and expect TO chroalci'
large amount Of improvement IL
, Tou this year We have here one
Ct the best located towns in Ken
tucky, but to keep the wheels 0
progress moving, all must work TO
gether.
The east, west, north and sol-!
departed from the face Of the carr!
Saturday, and the way il rs'ne3 So.
: caution.
Sunday morning We picked "a
the remains OF luckless frog. Tui
shows the fa.ili;y Of freshness
Young msn beware.
Dan Stone, Esq, has q large raj
81 lAsS raaa:' tor shipment TIM.
are pumping j, out preparatory Il
starting.
The roads are al open into Toll
and We expect an influx of shopper
when the clouds dIspcrse.
Allie Moore. Esq, was here Thur
sdsy looking after some pensioi
claims.
| " \ Palmer, OF E-town was {
Tolu visitor last week, Mr. Palmer
is in the pension business
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
Some strange rIlsnomers.

Much OF the Russia leather comes
from Connecticut, Bordeaux wine
from California, Italian marble from
kentucky, French lase from New
York, and Spanish mackeral from
the New Jersey coast. DR.. Pierce,
Golden Medical Discovery comes
from Buffalo, n. Y, but there is
nothing IN Its name to criticise for it
is truly golden in value, as thousands
gladly testify. Consumption is
averted by It's use. and it has
wrought many positive cures 1t
correcls torpid liver and kidneys,
purifies the blood, banishes dispep.
STA and scrsiula, renews the lease Of
life, and tones up the system as moth
ing else will do. What is more, IL
is guaranteed to do all this, or the
price is refunded,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
Chip.
Weston,
River receding slo wly.

River receding slowly.
Prot Tom Rankins' school is pro-
gress ing finely. New additions ev.-
cry day,
MIR N v NARROW took trip to
Caseyville Saturday, in the "Tiddle
WINK" and was we'll pleased with
the trip.
The steamer Ohio loaded at this
port Sunday, and left for the sunny
south.
Rev j M Thrasher delivered Q
splendid sermon Sunday night, at
the Heath school house, from 2
Kings; ] to ~ verses.
J n Smith made trip to Tolu,
Wednesday.
Mr.. MARROW and wife went 70
Caye-in Rock Wednesday, to visit
Geo Shearer's family.
Boyd Gahagan and family visited
Jesse Gahagan's last week.
Warner Martins dangerously i'll
with pneumonis at Il w Walk er's.
His mother. Mrs Allen Smith, Of
ILL.,, is at his bedside.
i II Mason's boy, we are pleased
to note, is conyslescing.
Messrs G l. and ii, Cook, Of Cas-
eyville, spent Sunday in Weston,
Mr. A j Hughes family moved
from Illinois to this county.
The true blue Democrats must 90
to work and put the best man in the
field for jaileT,
The tobacco factory has been idle
for more than a year. Why don't
some one use it!
Work on the rock quarry is sus-
pended on account Of the high water.
Mr.. Clark is the favorite for the
legislature in this aeighborhood,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
action Of thSpoR Hnni1

upon -so.ru sSn"r~-.-s A,rfGJllcan party.
'''-cince my appointment have tried
to discharge the duties of the Office
faithfully and If elected promise a
continuance of the same earnest ee-
fort to do so. Your support will be
grately appreciated.
Joseph W. Adams,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-03-26
NEWS NOTES,

Lawrence Barrett. the tragediap,
died at New York On the Goth,
I The laie Senator Hurst left his
Isree estate to hls widow by will.
Tac Illinois Legislature is linger.
ing over its work, and shows no dis
position to adjourn,
George II. Snyder was convicted
OF the murder of his wife In San
Marcos. Tex, and will hang.
Henry Roth, of Bucytas, O., is to
inherit his wifes property If he visits
her grave 10 times IN five years.
Three school boys near Memphis
burned down the school house be
cause they were kept sf.er school
hours,
AZ Fort Reno, l. T., grave trou.
bic exists between the civil and mil.
i'ary officials because CT the sale of
liquor to Indians by troops.
The report OF the Legislative Com.
mlttee shows that Ex Treasurer
Woodruff, Of Arkansas has an appar.
rent shortage of 1859, 1853,