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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-06

10 speak of the immigration question, set.
ting forth evidence as TO present methods,
instancing the recent introduction of Ital-
ian immigrants without any examination
and whose names even were not on the
passenger list Of the ship. 1t declares that
. crisis is reached, and owing to the mag
nitude of the issue il becomes the duty of
the next congress TO quickly enact such
vigorous laws that complete protection
shali be afforded.
The grand jury says 1t has at no time
lost sight of the necessity of thorough
investigation of the whole affair. 1t
examined large number of witnesses,
embracing those who were present at the
memorable meeting on Canal street. in
the vicinity Of the prison, etc. II is shown
In the evidence, says the report, that the
gathering on Saturday, March IA, en-
braced several thousand of the first, best
and most iaw-ab,ding citizens of the city.
We found q general sentiment ariour the wit.
nesses and also In our intercourse with the peo-
Pile. that the verdict rendered BY the iufy was
contrary 20 the law and evidence, and secured
mainly through designing and INSCRIPTIONS
agents employed for the special pur.
pose OF defeating the ends of Just
ice AZ the meeting q determination was
shown that the people would not submit to the
surrender OF their rights in:o the hands of mid
nigh, sssassins and their powerful allies The
assassination OF Hennessy was deemed neces-
sary to prevent the exposure and punishment of
criminals whose guilt was being fast
established by his disigeat pursuit
The condition of affairs In this community
as to q certain class OF violssors o; the law had
reached sneh state tia. the Law itself was we'll
nigh powerless TO deal with them. so far-reach-
ins was their power and Influence The pubic
meeting on Canal street was general and snou.
saneous In character, as truly indicating the up
rising Of the masses, ana we doubt II any power
81 the command OF the authorities would have
been sncscient 20 overcome its Intentions The
evidence before from ottscfai sources 10 that
eleven persons we're killed In the attack on the
prison. We ind that eight OF them were beyond
question American citirens, and another had
fee&afed his intentions, which cot carries with
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

ny Exploding nsmbs Under Tavornbio
Condiii9us--Iie rr-t- ir Texas.
CoWts CnmsU. Tex, Sept. 25 Sat
ur,luy the rain makers medo their first
experiment hero. and D. was complete
success. Broken oumuloas clouds had
been float NJ overhead all the morning,
W -tfu ri Mossrj Ellis, Ca TOR and
liiu llter.l p ga tfo md drove
sat n town aocamIsa fr.' bs County
bhsiuap Uunta, Wra rtpreafn'el ihe
cifizoes committee. Ihs party carried
two boxes ia tho r.ri iaso. Containing
two mortars and dozen tsauty-Oncs
pound bombs. When the outskirts OF
the town were reached he inortars We're
uupackel aud set uupa a small hill.
Three noun, We're hui. four shells t'-
ius exploded at each yolley, while
broken clouds were passing overhead.
$50 iG.l waI falling anywhere ~ thc
4.rulty whcn the hrrg was begun. but
uli cyury rrqlgt % sua'p shower ten,
u1j % "a cioU1f Pas cd away % the
EauifHp.t She rliu was fcca falling III
tDu.u- over q limited area. By the
time tGe las shot was iirul the party
wcT' drtllcha,, ai.t gettr;lc'! = 90" MOTEL.
The rniu could 10 seen spreading Of 10
tlc t1utlwcst. suI in forty m!hntcs u
heavy rain was falling. which was gen
rrul ugrI the entire city and continued
flr hall au hour Mr. Lll WIS seel at
the hotel ana said. "iiD citizens com
mi''ec objected ip our making expert
mruts ou 8p small @ scale. not believing
that 10 would b. sIcr.sful, bus / knew
tir ths conditions were tiyo-sale aud
wished 10 show them how easily a rain
cou.d be started 40 such a time
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
THe HOunANs.
Tholr Loading Charaei'ristios--Directio1s
cor Mating These Birds.

Tboir Loading eisristios--Directio9s
cor Mating These Birds.
Tbs lioudans were named for the littlo
tosu 81 liouian IN France. II is not
certainly known how they originated.
] T. Fclch thinks there Is nc doubt
that they sprung from cross Of tho
JlieE Polish and the colored or white
Dor.ing They have The ifih toe IT tho
Buri,ing and conformation e body be-
tween the two breeds. The p0sierior
weigh; in them i5 very much greater
than in the Polish This, he says has
culno trom an Asiatic source. as indi-
catgd IN the feathered legs sometimes
seen, but he fails to state which Of the
Asiaiics. Another suppoItion was that
shoy originated in flock OF native fowls
Jsi5Eyias ~ . !,ar.lener. who. taking
great liking to them, kept them away
from his other fowls ana kept improving
e ~ st he could undsr such cir
rn,.sg However, be that az it
go, 'a4.f r,So'e u France took hold Of
tlem nag f3ay ihey ist n'os, 3opu-
49, biee.. b litat country
The Hool4ns wore hlst imported 10
TIE Um,el Sint.s ia 1903 AID v 1avc
yai Us ~ Eoudans nov trat riN Cna
pare with any in the world Thcr
plunage ia made up OF black and white,
the large crest and muif present IA very
pretty appearance on green lawn
They are a fine table fowl. having fine,
close grained meat and lots Of it. 1t L.
claimed by some that they VIII dress
cne-ffth more than any other fowl OF
the same live weight. The cock
should weigh seven pounds, the cock
erel six pounds the hen six pounds
and the pullet five pounds. They
are also good egg producers, laying the
largest egg Of the nonsettins breeds,
and they lay during the year nearly ms
many a. the Lcghoru. The uoudans bear
confinement well, but when given their
liberty viii forage and pick up their hv-
ing equal to turkeys. Both Us fowls and
chickens they are hardy. The chicl'a
feather well and grow very fast.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
NOT mzN SUIT FlsNos.
Drfonasicu woman stripped aud n'a'en
Ina uorrifyns Manner

mail orriNinr Manner.
RrDsFYr. lad. : ut. :S.--IhiS coun-
Is A. once more dissraced hy mon law
which is dlublN di>.lHcctnl IN that II IL
pcri siratcd upon a Gc!eus less woman
Mrs. Harmon, a woman ot rathtl
loose character. lived a. Mentor ons
mile west Of here Friday Might she
was visited by . mob of tEriy men,
who tial her 10 POST near heT house
and applied fifty lashcs 10 Der bare
body. a.,
After performing their work they
called upon another woman ar, trre
mani Of like character. aii Marhad h'r
10 leave tie place within tN,u,y-'our
hours. or they wonld treat beg 10 Inc
Same dose. She Immediately departed.
The. the White ta,e chilled uroG Jacon
Saponh III nad ordcred him - Wis : Alr'
Harmon, unite her and publish to the
nciyhburs. on penalty of twenty -nNe
lnshes. what they had done, ana that
tbev had whipped the IlarMoh woman
because Of hey rad name.
Whom Sapnfo,d reached the hapies'
woman he fopul her tied toa post haRel
with the exception OF one UNDERTAKING.
which WAS turned over her mead, hel
holy was torn from head 70 loot. as Y
hy a knife. cach wound bleeding from
,yer, rore. while acros5 her abdomen
was a cash tw,l;c inches long and 50
deop as 10 leave tie bowels cSpo ed and
scattered around woe the great hickory
switches with which the woman had
, leon logged. =,
No one knows who composed ia,
mob. nor whence they came, thong.
uo.ry every citizen in town saw then
by the light Of the moon, The com
nunity Is curHgcd that such an aWStG
thing shonh he rerPrtratei ~ men
laidst. Mrs. Harmon and her dHuShu'
were whipped IL E..lauye two year
NO. iust before they moved to Mentor
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
Eoeern Of I'm InousANo


By % Gaug 81 Tanro 1hicvrs. 90 'ytp'u lie
ia4p.cieI wa Thst Amount.
INV lulg' sept. o. --IAcu9s J'fricn.
au au-arouut crook nad confidence man,
known tho world over, and ,ue associate
of Hungry Joe" the E.Tiuce C: luucO
stoou.s. WAS arrested Saturday by two
q Inspector Byrncs' dc;lctiyCs. on a
bench warrant issued az thc instance of
District Attorney andrew Hami.tl. 81
Albany county. The warrant charges
OTrcn with robhns wealthy citizen
az Albany of SlU.p0j IA buncp game
about wear ani halt ago. OBricn
and George Post were operating 40 that
limo IN Albany O'B.ien made thc a.
quuiut1uce ~ the victim. whose name l.
Withheld. ami invited him b. inspect some
go3ds iE lus apartments * game was
la pragrsss The Vlttlia is3.. q Land AMI
Nas ia iuCcI % believe De could win
sl0.oOo by the tUm OF 4 carl lhcy re-
fuaed 20 T., him play uules, he could pro-
dugu Fiu. 600 Iuu Victim ltit the house,
drew silicon from thc ban, and ie-
tagnci no soOnsT bad be- entered the
racn, fhan tbs tis,fs-i-ase1 sie., =sReeked
tlian = f,,s,s,. ,a4il - .-i--. - q -
.tsgf.sti in Hf.f. ..L4Htll., ava th va. g
of @ iiyicI wa ios' il Saturday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.


Yauu. Man Euoo'ci Down and HNabed
uftI.s5o az W.un Do. inA.
W,rteu. Sept. -. John Eisch, a
,ora. man living 81 this city, was
s. ls.d down and rolboi of Sl.li0 sat
utasy meht et about b O'clock. lie
-tllod from thc rear door Of a business
hcl... and wac instantly approached 10y
,hrcl men. one 81 them holding an open
l,rife ia bis hand, who said; This l.
the fellow we are booking FOX" Young
Uis.h. ia trin TO protect Mmselt' was
son ,ltly cut IN the right hand. He was
kaac.cl down 10y one oi the three ana
relieved of Nv money. There is no clew
Z TIE rubJtr5.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

At Henderson Ky N,- lin q Wailins
ton n halle cr san Auilai1, I'S, made t1
r,..ut,o.slul attempt a. 500 sii,. sac u.d
neon Visiting r.!at yet m Onion county.
Ky. aud her hctr5yd ty Bier cousin lei 70
tir rash act
AZ Madison. Iaa -A'or1 lnaci. Co.,
freight aad ticket ngeat swc'dei VITA Il
revolver. s,,...
cry. Ky, will pay the penalty on TIE s'H
fu,d.
r ley Mac&lir, murdrr; 1i 'e.ff' NrA
hrodt. of Cincinnati, ~ b.ue hlch ph's''
Ky, was captured Of VERNON Tex
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Contributed by the land leagues iot Juat
purpose, and We wish % see u used IN
that why. There ~ no fear that or con
ycniion will not bc Harmonious. While
lamell undoubtedly viii have both fol-
lowers aud oppon 'nts ia the coGycntion.
yet loyalty Ion the mother country win
fuse all Differences and the contention
will BE- n success
Mr.. sutton was urFcat 40 a meet.
ing Of tho mumdl1l council Of the
Chicago Land league Saturday night nt
McCoy'- hall, al which TIE various COM
mi,tees reported progress and gave eyi-
denoe that everything was nearly in
readiness for the reception OF the dole
gates Adl0urnm ut was taken uu.l
wednesday might whom the arrange
mcnls viii I've ronuirfs1
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

WooL-Ohio and Pennsylvania INK
s3a3ic. Xxx 30GE1c. Y 29a 3Oc, No. ! 500
Sc. No = go, sc. fine unwashed 2lV nc,
No. /. 8, and !, blood 8l@4oc, No. 2. u
blood NC. OHIO dclaiue 35@3ic, Michigan
\ and above Pc, No. l DC, Ne. 22a', lire un-
washed .O02lc unmerchantable 2!W !3c,
Mohigan cambiug No. y and y blood
37@3c. ~. . a blood Sic. Michigan de
iaine ss03ic. Kentucky. Indiana and Mis-,
sour c1mbins = blood 2oo s'c, doa hlood
80 ~. do brad &c, clothing K blood s5@
9pc. do 4 blood pic do cuGrse pc.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
sourH oARoLNlA JusTIos.

Ten CoinTed Asru sentenced 20 D. Hanged
fur the Murder OF one Of Their Race.
CuARlErToN, Sept 2s.-Vhe most
death.d a'ins sentence IN TIE legal an
mails of tais stare, oXcep: in casts of in
surrection, was passed At Laurcls Friday,
ten ucgroes be!nS ut-noed 70 be hanged
oct. %, The men are Jim Yong, Allen
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
neoORD egOKEN
rro~ san vmno'.co {, Sow YORK IA !

Irum san Ffhnoisco 80 Sow YORK IA
bays te ilnpis a"d SEQ Minutes.
Erw YORK, Sept, Zs.--ioha ". alacb
nv ard party arrived az DE Graui Cen
trai depot az 1898 q. IN, Muniay. N
their special car, having made the trip
from San Francisco IN four dnya twelve
hours and twcnty-ei n, iuilutes. three
houis and forty minutes less than the
best previous record The coach was
routed via the Southern Pacific. the
Union Pacific. the Lll;e shore, Michigan
Southern and New orls Centra, aud
H. lson liyct railroads.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

.iorEr .itTlfI-s. IT, ti. - ISL
WIZ received bore vlr'rglHy N a so '@
hr. nt ta4f,sburs oNynil'' n'ftA OF
harr. " n bHtti7u ~ SrIs -:a cry
poiuiice bU.lilug aAl 'd,nre "
Mrs Noot pltmi tr.s-. iu. To- Niiarp
drug store ila'H a. Nic, IS H'yt} -iati'
ava Mrs. i;tlp residence v,iy al at
sl,s,,d 1iic iic ug -.9n'ed iu .tattiu
d. Nlu-, st.rr. talae E.t ElJWu Ia
sulaucs email
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A coWAno.3 ReVOLVER



S.yonz liirvats 90 i3uchi"s.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. sept "a gru-
,lcmau from henderson. KY. -vcs par
,;culars of cuWarlly, cold-blocdet
murder that occurred there Sunday
evening. Charles johnson, who has
been boarding 90 the home of Mr.. Em-
ma uoskias, d rcIcctable woman. ha'
fclt greatly ou,m-r1 because he was
malo ., iea,o Tor uubocomius conduct.
ana went 81 tine house for lis clothing.
Will. MIR Ho.i;ius was STOPPING 90
gather MP his effects, Johnson drew "a
revolver and SHOT mr. IN the recl, s3e
turned ud faced } ia. aud was again
shot in ihe .otohegj killing het Instant
b.. johnson then d., an1 l. still II
larc, IRE people are greatly excited
over the brutal iaurdrr, and are loud in
their threat against Ei.n.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

CArrLE-Prime. IS 2505 CO; good, a Goa
4 S5. fair, So .iGi %, bulls, stays and fat
cows. - OJW3 o.
s-pE.lale.ph.as, s. 50G5 20; GOOD
mixed A. 25W5 Sc. Workers, % lo0tj %;
common 70 fair. 81 1908 ~.
SuFFp-ENtrt, - Gp0si 50; good, s. U'V9
4 20. lair, Sc O.W 3 20, common, 81 S'@2 %;
yearliugs, 81 sWilsc.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
IN. nilllln..i. r,...,i.

sosfgHsET. KY sept % There are
now,six ~ the Giuland gang confined
in TIE PulasM county jail the latest
additions Being Buck and Bob McAllis-
ter and William Gilliland. brother of
the,aardeferA Old Doc Gillilaud has
uotsot beer Ca.tur.d.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Markets
for September 90.

CINCINNATI.
WHTAT-G3GJilsc
CuRN-5l662c
WCoL-Unwashed lluc mcriao, l16ll C;
lIblood clothing, 2l@@3'; braid, l1N lSc;
medium combing, s2of s3c; fleece washed
Gne merino Y and Xxx, 2i@21c, medium
clothinE 2iM3Sc
CATrli.-Good to choice butchers, 81 90
"a 40. iair 10 good, a. s5G2 81; common,
n 75Ua 80.
Haa.-S s.cctel butchers and heavy
shippils, q 0o@j -; tair 10 good mixed
81 hO4 20; common 20 roueh. % s0Gi %;
lair - good light, - 45&i az pigs, - "
@t5l
rHre2 81 95G5 90,
lk..s-..i 50NS ~.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Youug, Eorroe Young, Henderson
Young. Joha Adams. Perry Adams,
LILO Atbirson. Tom Atkinson. John At
kip sou and Jack Williams. They muir
d-rod an OIL cologed man nomed Thorn
tou Nance or thr night Of Aug. last
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Minneapolis had q $4,000 fire. The
Moore Carving Machine comPepy's shop
AMI Elevator c oftho Caicago, milwaukee,
ari ~. paul railroad sixty oae tho1-
sand bushels # wheat wcre destroyed.
Eighteen hVmel were inihrvNyane "a
tally. They were caught ola tip OF the
elevator 10y the flames and were burned
and wounded ia cachia3 the ltroaad
One fireman slid down the hcse and es-
capped with painful buras and bruises
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Lincoln .nurrison waite, f5,4-lSss.
Grant, Melville Weston ruller, lasS 49,,
cleveland Justice Marshall served tho
loneeat. ;hir'y-four years, and Justice
Taury next. twtn-y-clsht years.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept 2J.-At the Re-
publican state convention here yesteT-
day James O. Blaine was endorsed for
president in 1902.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
"oLp -, sTlLL -
Three of Co." ',sasi~,s Bartender. but the
t"r-t Ecuiains Avay.

"r-t i.eniaina Avag.
Lorhyuif, sept 2i.-The Jordan
Bea.l,y fcnd near Harrl burg, W icl
week ago c1U.d tho Auriu 60 ask tor
troops. haas Icon srttiei fof ,he present
hy The suireu ',r Cf tnre & the Rca
ityu. owen, William $50 John. wDn
were implicated only aa accessories q
the iaur,cr OF jordan aal sire escape to
h.unf of Jaue AVID cold JACK" Dn.s.
ltv. Iho ia.u who uruuitrd wc.r
released IN boaa. Ihl aJ the other
TAO wal .urienie~.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

WHFAr--No. : red winter, Il 03Ai octo-
Ter 81 O2H.
CONS-ulC
OAr%-.2r.
CA1TLE-S2 2OttS %.
SHlKp--Sl ;5es5 60.
l.AMDs-Sj OU@j 80.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

bristol Tenn. Sept ~. Miss Sarah
llras, ared soyonty-one. of Carney
rrancL. J. Tie vicim OF a disease called
cyi1lia.ion, which ojc.;l bones from DIFF
i,rent parts OF hcg body without pain OF
Inflammation IN Lcg twenty .onn yrags
81 affection she has cjocled over 90
bOucs
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
VITA a COM KNIFE.


Wife, sistrr.tn-i;tW, Noihcr-tn-Iahw nEo
Himself tho Victims.
LOUisyuIF, sept, c3.-Ncar Quincy.
100 miles east o. Cincinnati, Thomas
Carr, y farmer. thirty years old, Killed
his wife, ner sister end himself. They
Lvad WITH his wifes parents, jane Ey'
ans aad wifc. Nrs Eyaus received SOW
et,.l severe cuts. one Of which, tarea
. ipcles long, la!l bare he brain. $40
'Ari 'Abls " tSaiy az the .ronsr't if.-
quest, how(Ner. mi col tie stogy Of tbe
killing. Sac aid the iroublc Az Isn from
jealousy "a tlqlart ot Carr, CAR nad
Guarrelea With his wife. II went ont
70 cut soipe conn ani - wife followed
- -r--s~
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

thu Preridahcy.
Nov loi.E. Sent 1G.-Rey. Dr. sam
uel H.. hurc..ard. made notorious by his
PUN, Romahsm ard rebellion" speech
aga, lst Blaine during his campaign for
Che presidency. died a. Saratoga Friday
evening, of lumbago, aged seyeuty-
u.se Tho reverend pen,lcman was
alla1st Jriyel 10 nadYea by the thoa-
eaud- Of uuis insults and offensive LETT
tcIs received by him far haHls iasdc
Che remarks which l,ors ihe Planned
Knight from occupying Che presidential
chair ius.e..d of Cleveland
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
PoI5 o. ron 4 rlnpcR
+, Lady Agsi s,,ep'y-Ii,c Wno CouidA't
Ann-tn Natnral u.aia-

NWH|t D NNfnTaI I"'iH-
AvGysri. Ky. Sept. 21.- Mr' Lncin-
Ia McCrpclrn. su oll lady susraty i've
yesu of age. living a, Rock Syringe, s.z
miles below here, ios in a dHuE co.di-
ton from tie effects of q dose Of iaua4
num taken with suicidal intent Thc
oh aly BE- vcy III h-tTni,r,d. and,
becoming snprci a; some q; bar chill
1fpn swallowed desc ~ .hn ia..J,lon-
dru-. PHYSICIANS 8y 'e VIII l.a.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Corr,mH, Ind, sept. 2S,-in the
ndahboYhood of Harris City, near the
EASTERN pant Of this county an epilel.,,.
of typhoid fever o. a mos, nv n t,.o
TYNE haa Noen leTQc for the last TWO
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
COMPLICATIONS
.l,aycAriscn Rstwccn ne United
States and Cali.
Several American Gi,zon5 Ar
rested IN Valparaiso.
ACC8poN on sClO'fr5 ABOUT The
AMERICAN LrcbrtoS

10 'N ''
fssAsg iieiH'H' isa 'ef' 'ife Nho
f,fQ fe"zh' iieftss "a re it0r-
rrsi' oanra fsrsHi'''i'a go wee
~ ''i~.' ''''''.o' 'oo 'i'' '''i 's's :"
a. 'Npa'"' D.. 'vues>T'Ht 's--fhe'e
raesent i;eiasr a., Taih
"a WAenlS"foS, Sept ~. Diplomatic
Complexities hava asi ea be;wooil the
Ullted Siiits aud Cbiii iiow serious
carrot now le slatAl, 10 suii'.lcnily
rVee = cruise a hIried'y t,4cl cpnul-
ia'ln 0i .he ezs.u,iso u--l'..l Monday
maa.a; lvist'l. the % 'rhni snd h3
ch.f alsaesa On Go, ttfc sa1 navy De-
parmeats,
tr'inI ~rUg l2rf NbM'ou cHllel
eaI.}. ,.r D. foHr" ~ ar D. w
Poster aesrs.ug turraic. MN 'aose
Emasey, ch.ei e tE- A-rsag oi rausn-
tn. navy department 4He conmlta-
ti1a lafioi ului after ia or'cE secro-
iat Tracy remaining with ine president
uuui s',er . u'ci,ch. Commodore ha'n-
mv csu- Co., with rcyem Ircg copy
hlla ,qai4.iias pfle.I cable, ram end
e. hl5sesa 'AisiSs sas c&l'..J cRh'r
Of uelavy t,parm,a.
Ar'n. Ecsmgy Wharton also hal
oncH r.ltt lli5 ~ ID aheNer 90 %
gees .'i ,..S.-,v.--i'ir. rlo.tre lrt as-
.uusi -,ious pase 90 lLil. rat -r
go4ld uu, i..y anything "a the uA..ct
Iaa .u.tt..r t,ur.t.oI IL V.aF hal tnca
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

i.n'g4 Whir pyuamiiing stumps.
piTTsl3YG. Sept. 95 John Darling
mud saSay Ferry while dynamitiny
sinuips, 'near CMGs ~. were instantly
killed byfhe permstpre explosion Of 4
cnrtridEI..
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

In mating these birds George Bacon
tells in Poultry in California that one
should be very careful 10 not mate all
.dass and all light ones together. II a
sneaineitjs too ligl.t to-suit you use it as
standard requires that they be about
evenly divided in color. if anything the
blacl, prodominating, and as they grow
lighter with age one must take t.iis into
consideration when mating them. a
pullet three-fourtAs black viii molt tc
tine regulation color. therefore we should
mate one Of this color with a male Of
standard color OF iittle darker; hens
Of standard color or little darker 10 a
cockerel one-fourth white, and so on IL.
this proportion, as they viii get hight
soon enough All males should have
small combs, well formed crest and good
broad breast. r. very particular with
the feet and legs, The females should
h; vo large crest of good color, small
&C 40. large beard, full breast aud good
fee and toes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

storms in Great Britain have done GiCat
damage
Cholera is spreading 81 As!otic Turkey.
OTHER NATIONS MUST HUSTLE
II They Would Oatlo or Even fpual GER
many at the tHir.


CIuCAoo, SeTt. ~. Germany will
not only have great imperial display
of her arts and industries at the worlds
fair. but shc wiz have a special cshioit
Of her custoiAs and people. TlH SPECIAL
exhibit will be in a German village on
which over 100000 il 20 lie ex-
pended under direction Of DR.. Ulrich
jain, pro.ese Of Professor Nirchow,
the German scientist. DR., jahn
and Herr Wtgmuth. imperial com
missinars f,om Germany, appeared be-
fore the ways and means cougittce
Friday O. arrange for tlnS feature. Be
in- distinctive Ia ilseli the Village viii
have TO go On the midway plaisance.
The intention is 10 reproduce ON scienti-
lie lines German customs and lie from
primitive tiIles down tu the present,
and 10 show he etAuu,ogy ANA archie-
ology Of Germany. The projectors OF
the display guarantee 90 spend nearly
S950.OgO on Il. and tie names of its
hackers insure It's value ~ a rhetorical
rolrCsCnlati4n.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01

Ut-l,s 5i...,.. laiia A.f1I.-
who hs 100 u ra bras chlr..el
with tie murder ID lus % ~ Ann
was HcVgi tel Tho murder was "a Very
sensational ono. ana the f4c!5 were
Wildly Published at tils time The nc
qni';ul was brought ABOUT by the chief
witness ia the case. Miss Charlotte
RaClmitz o htto'n-yoar-oli GIN. re-
tracing her charges boa court.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1891-10-01
,s~.l % Aluedesr 10 ii'- ss.sss ~

BcRSanr. KY sept 3. Wud las
boen roomv,d IRON the otter Greek
oil fields ,hnt Mr. A. u. 0oycy Of the
Kentucky Consolilntcd Oil enl Gas
COMPANY, 81 New York haa struck aa
abun iaucc of Oh ali water rud 3,' o.
"a distance ct ,O1 feet. DA riuluht
from The we'll. ava bar.-s ait't ,aYc'f
are going 81 VIZ ;e. TEH comiauy lss
made "a ,reai lii i'm striking thia D H4.
and Yro iects are good ior % 8raud suc-
Cess
Tue Held Is only ab,a twcaiy m.le.
from this place. md iLc company VIII
30 Doubt commence t'c construction J.
4 railroad nt once Co connect the field
with the Cincinnati Southern at th.a
place