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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

There are some odd truths in
science, but it is fact TINT spots
on the sun 10 certain circles do not
cause half so much anxiety as the
freckles on the daughter
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
OUR SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT
Abstract of Votes Cast al
the Last State Election
in the New Ninth and
Fourteenth Districts.
Comfy Board of Election.

1888 l5495 1894 24s5
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

r. harrington,
Logan, Ohio
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

Little George-Say, granddad, I've got
Q great scheme for fun.
Grandfather Gndulgently)-Wh isiti
Little George-Let's catch the old cat.
and tie these firecrackers to her tail, and
see her run.
Observation-Disclosures, don't see
any harm in it. Boys must have their
fun on the Fourth. You catch the cat
and I'll tie on the fire. rackers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

William f. Petit decd.
JB RiasOn Atty for Ptff.
June iw.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Nv ordsrof Baard, June 25 4w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

'une % 4w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02

H|S. &. Ng'a'-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

Lad DoQb.A-B-easter
with martin f1- rolling CO.
down.
Ladies Double B-essts
Jackets. very handsome and
Lzties T.ght-FIEging
marked down.
Ladies Imported Tailor
rolling sea collar and sea- -
Ladies ImF o-tei Tailor
Jackets. with rolling sea- {
marked down.
Ladies' Handsome Scale
Ladies Handsome th-es
duce5.
Children's CiO2ks az = q
SOTTCEAddress 81 CO
CLEARY. Seattle, Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
Stories Of Mark THain.

LOPEZ. Nov. 4-I-pecisi- Argus. sa,doerg,
steward OF the EFsngel, snd one OF those VINO
was fortunate enough - escape jury II ths eI-
plosiOn, vas much Travelled uAa and one Of
many sIperisnc=A He Wa sEat@room steward
70 Marx Twain in ihs famous voyage Of the
Quaker City around ihs word He relates one
time that the famous aaIaorist 90. n On Captain
Duncan, between whom AMI Clemens, u will De
Ee1asn Tered, there existed rather strained rele-
tloas. The occasion ives the Fourth Of July On
the return trip. There had been sl unusually
good dinner and conx.1sraole ioility. After
wards the men adjourned 20 the slnoking-roon
and Captain Duncan ortered another case OF
champagne 20 be orSns1, whereupon Marx
Twain stood up, and when he hal secured al
tsntion, said eraphatLesly Il his peculiar draEl:
captain, that Is the only sensible remark you
have made this whole trip"
Al another time, ssn1berg SAYS, Marx gave
him that identical, historical pair OF kid gloves
lie bough: in Paris, with the remark: This In
the pair Of gloves you rsai about"
Again, Sandbsrg ye-iies tbs sdage .ha. no
man Is respected BY his valet or steward, for he
says that Grant and Marx Twain alike fire.
quently converted their shaving water into ma
terial for hot toddies, and that the famous war
rior was very puHcIual in Shaving" every
night When Grant crossed TO Liverpool on his
great trip >andberg was chief COOK on the Ia1i-
aua and was afably greeted By the great nan
when he made his tour Of inspection, the sec
ond day ont, with friendly How arc you
doctor" The general, however," added the
doctor rue114T, gave no tips"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
WAS ADnIEAL BKows A srT'
Oneers Of the British warshlp Cham
plon Assert That He Was.


vrcrokiA. 3. z, Ny. 5-Osacers % her
r1sies;y's snip Champ n. which arrived last
evening, state: "EverJbsdy VINO kHcws any
thing Of the subject, and We ssvtas w5ols man
eaTer, f. very batter against the Z. :. steamer
Baltimore for issr action IN making herself s5'y
On the eoDgTsssloaaLIsts. Tasy landed
At TIE tl-as ws were iyiag Alongside
steamed around the point 70 Quiu.eros,
watched the sLtirs landing Of the troops and
then returned and went deliberately to tie gov
eminent wharf a: Valparaiso. Sic was
at once boarded By the government
ofhcisls, and tina. evening the pa
rsrs came out with hsrinZ headlines
stating that owing " the kindness o. the Araeri-
Can officers, the government was IL possession
Of fscts that the rsYOlutionists were march
ing on Concon. II was unsccountable act,
and coming IS II did from the flagship Of the
squadron Of nation prid.ng Itself On justice
and fair dealing, 70 was as,ounGing."
The officers furnish an intersSting account OF
the war, having been spectators Of most OF IL
Exhaustive reports Of battles, naval engage
Insnts and everything that could furnish q
lesson for nodefn war has been iorwarfed ~ the
British authorities. The Champions officers
were bsnguettsd by the oongrsssionslist Lead
ers before Leaving, as q mark OF appreciation for
their conduct during the war.
SAE FzAscIsco, Nov. 4-Ths Victoria stor y
Of the actions Of the United states steamer Bal
timors az Valparaiso 10 regarded with incre-
dulity here. The charges Of acting as q spy
have heretofore all been directed against the
cruiser san francisco The Baltimore was not
al Valparaiso a. the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

eAS FRANCISCO, Nov. THE dead bodies of
sles-rled Gosca, e German laborer, his wife and
infant son Willie, were found az their cottage
On the san Bruno road this morning Gosch
Asa evidently aroused his wife from sleep early
IN the morning and taken her life and ths. Of
one o. the Children. Her dead body was found
lying across the cradle o. her I0-rnonths-old
eAl+d. Her cheek had been laid open with s.
DOW rom hatchet and the skull cleft BY q
second dow. The infants clothes were COW
eGed WITH blood GOsch then cut his wifs's
Wrists and apparently attempted TO drag the
oeao body from the cradle 10 reach the infant
oul, changing his mind, turned 10 the other
sleeping child, who was years Of age, and
crushed in its skull with q blow OF a hammer
de then proceeded 20 the kitchen. apparently
determined TO cut his throat with razor, bur
again Changed his mind, and proceeded to the
rear, outside the house, where he hung himself
% Tree with piece Of clothes line The bodies
were found this morning by Mrs Itermivzkv
the aged mother Of Mrs Gosch, who was mos
trased by the sight. Gosch has been cor1rlafn
ing Tor some time OF his Pennies condition.
.hough doing well for g laborer, and his friends
peIieving him to be dersnged, az one time were
considering the sdv!sabiIiJy OF taking him be-
tore the commissioner Of lunacy. No cause for
the deed Is given.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
RIOTS AT WATERFORD
Savage Fighting Between Par
nellites and McCarthyites.
REPLY TO DILLON AND o'sRlEN.
Tim HsaIy Repeats His Attack On Kitty
HIs AssA1Iazs . Tekrinozial.

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rsr-sSzz-1g s1axze.sza 5TzEcE e eozz-ezes
&ac EG-t9z o-:-zgs q 1zs Eszo-v q 1=sd
Isz1sr. Z5sy arse L1Lg1 sd C5-sz
VIII s1ppEe4s-rg Tx-sozs I=sSs-s wzica pssss1
oe-Es@z t7s Parallels Ez1 2essz
Glscstoze IL No-leT. TIE lss1s-s s-so s-2@gs
ia: O 5-ssz zss e. sstis@s1 VIE re rro-IsSs
q TIE L5eys2., Eo6 = EEppors G E1=4- STATE
-s-E c1<-.szzs E3z . p1o-z.1 ls-ts- E--c1
t.sy say ;1sy v-9.s 20 Hor.sE, begging him 20
amend RS ssszrEzoes- Ezd Ao-2sg's rsr4g, -
EEjea Es fsfzss. 20 3.,s- slzz-e Gonna
Dispatches tr31z ws:s-t9-1, ware :as CO..
ys1-so1 OF "a SstS0--s- Es1s-ssl9a vas 1s41,
say faGt g-@a+ sxc1G-sn. prsTEt-A- TIE Streets
are e-oTcs1 VIE zTroG--o-. -1oos, ready fer szy
kta1 ot disturbance. T9rzos4y EszlE.
yEo usx horsszatpps1 yssts-2Gg u ncD@r-
zott, aecaeE o. Psx-eLl, wzs o1s 0. re sp@sE-
era he ss-1 Re had uot oesu 6sss-rs3 - vIo-
.ezes s-c-1 pzrsz4zE tie course zs Es1 E1Ep7s1
or: for himself. srd rzp@z.s1 -ae language E4Ia
rsss-s1ce 70 re Ei1oz q re Ir1zA Ie2ts- E1ie1
e us=1 - DozZsO-1 -zL-8T sE1 Ea-c1 led %
tie chEs.lss-2sa: =; he kz-1s Of EeDerzoEE
D-lloZ. O. arriving a. Waterford, wzs received
y4:a mingled eass-s and htssss. TG-se a1a-
cEse police g1ar1e1 the ts3erz:lon delegates or
repeated charges by ;ae -zo5. Paras.llts sgz-
pst14zsEs tr5sc % rGsA through TIE entrance Of
the city 1all. b1t were oez;s1 b1ck
IN TIE convention D.lloa confirmed
OBrle2's Bou-og1s revelations, AMI E1ae1
'lst zs1 2oT calling hiu traitor tsls-
grap1ec al1 VILE n sew To-E, o1=-iLz hin
re leadership Il Succession % Pzr1sl-- Ez--
E-ngt03, Redmond and other p-oz5-ea: Par
lel.t@s, to-1sz Il TIE request, which vas
made ATE. he had declared against re
leadership Of Ps-asL Al promised tasr Il lie
tJiAo1j TOOK TIE Craftsmanship they would oz
rs .oyzl followers. he hE1 done nothing since
that When Dillon lsts the co2vsa:.oa hal
On TIE var 20 the railway station. lie vas
g1sr1s1 - police AMI 10 priests. mob followed
AID KEPT Up : continuous attack u1El D.lla2
obtained shelter II The station A number Of
skEl-s we're cracked. Thirty delegates while
c-oEslng toll b-5dzs were tk-owa 70 t1s ground
and trGZapled upoa- Many were 521Iy burt and
bleeding p-ofuss.y vasa rescued b. Eae po.lce-
Several ta07ssnd PsraelIites held the sp-
pro&cAes 70 ios Convention hall and
struck down their oppo1euts TIE whole quay,
n-4e IA length, was TIE scene Q. Savage fgaE-
Ing, and many persons were taken 70 TIE hos
pi;ais. L is estimated that ID parsons were
seriously Aud many o;hzrs badly injured during
the Sghfag.
The ladies' Of Longfori have decided 20 presen.
70 AcDsrTnoit silver whip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
George KEENAN,, the Lectur.,

Next Wednesday and Thursday evenings
George KEENAN, VIII deliver lectures at the
Seattle opera-house. He IS unquestionably a
great man. and his knowledge OF Russia has
been acquired by personal experience. Mr.
KEENAN, Is O; slight physique, soms'y hat deli
Gaze "a appearaucs-so thin. 20 white so dark
is hs-bUi ;ussesse! Of great pover- OF endur.
an e, especially Ia the capacity 20 bear strain
1.-the and active, his nervous energy 10 Intense
aud q considerable muscular DEVELOPMENT en-.
shles him 20 perform teats. both OF action
and OF endurance, apparently quite be-
youd his strength. Siberia and the Can
cssus alike assent 20 this, ana many
times he has proved its truth in
less cons icuous places. a buoyant and san
Rulne temper amsat is joined to a wonderful
recuperS.ive power pays cA..y, these things and
souud body enable him TO recover al oRca
from the awful strain he 60 frequently and
lightly puts upon himself, and allow him to
play with hardship Ike an athlete in race
The man who meets him for the first tine Is
struck with his hearty. rssssusIug manner his
cordial hAnd-graxp. his steady, squsre and pen
etrailng look, his ease and readiness OF speech
His lectures are so fascinating that one sees the
scenes he so wildly describes The Csa.uru
articles gained him worldwide fame.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.
Congress Said 10 Have Quar-
relied With President.
MARITAL LAW m RIO JaHEigo.
BsIns>s6sn P1st 70 EuI Csnto, the
Chilean Conqasroy, Diseovsrso-
Diplomacy Settling Disputs.

Lorpos, wov. 4-Tos Tfz1s' 70 &c Jsns!ro
eerfssp0ncsut rays: TEooDs ere gzsFz-1s iaS
rzbl5c DzlIe3ngS
A6.sza.eA rsoeivsz bare ffoz 70 Js1g-ros
BrzxsI, rY.ngs aswE % Viz sssEss - - Asr5t@f
rsVolutlon- Congress, TIE a3sDstea ssys, -
b@sn o.ssoi ys1 SID naSytizl Law rroelA11as4 81
10 Jsnss,o Go1 Throughout tns provinces
Anoshsf ezb.sxraaa ezu0g3sss izSs 1lcI4SSf-
ship has Dssn sstzsl3sAsd 81 Brszll.
FULLER dispate1ss rsgsys3ng ne rsFo4f az
rouncs1 ~ have bFoks- oct II braz4 are AK
iOzslY swsits1 here Dy 2asacs<rs AID rssF.
eaeass, WHO have lsEzs i1ssrssss a. STAKE - EsAf
eguatYV. Hocs f. szpFesssc ts&t tie esATr1lzg
FsporBs received may lot t1gD O.. - sSrsS2A s.
a. yrsss8; outlined
TzsE0s, NV. "A c8paer cispz;ea frora Kio
cs EGser3o sttg5Dstss tie eYisls i1sEe 70 tzs ~
ten q tie BFSz lIss congress 81 passing 81
esyrlvlng tbs pfesi1suE u tie r.Kat 70 VA
t.. sslszfszas a. Eab.set 70 strset esasosah4p
wAsKSGToz Cry, ss9y. the fspoys q t1s
revolutionary movement 10 Br&z.l, seso-a pGass1
by 6selafasloa o MARTA l2E All t1s ssiaS~
LshussEE q q eletat0fs8tp, - EkslF 70 cause
another demand 2on tas ssrss1y ftrsizs1 re-
sources 81 ne navy. for s. IL rsza-1s1 - -scss-
sSry for tie protection q AB-eg.c2a Interests
tses TINTED states naval force - a: asg1 sA@rs
81 ezss u forsal1ED.s outo-sNE- Tie o1sg
vessels sttsehsc = ;as 5ggta Atlantic station,
81 tie Vfclalty Of 20 g Jagelfo, are tas Essex
al GE5a&ssyassa- - 0Ens - - S-A = SS'@-%
esglseY. t1s sscoa3 Tofl oct al cS@rsa acf
ssss. Tie Eosg0n 10 somewhere q ias Brazilian
eD8Ki, "a roggs - is Psc.e, 81. u il III pEo3a-
be That shs vii De detained. Tie To-ktowzs
however, sFrIye1 81 Bahia Brazil, 30 saturday
AID will pfobA1iy Ds ordered ~ ezbs . r@.aain
there of EsE1rn % santos, n0tWlt s-a-s1l1g l-s
feet mat s8s also Is q ths way - tas Pzclte
station. NsaaHhls tas Tcrk # repair On tie
Newark az Boston ls beng pressed, and u case
Of emergency A1ralrsl G8erEftGs 12gssip, tie
Philadelphia, now On the way % TIE west
Indies from Esu YORK, could Is or1sfsd by
cable 70 uyoeeed 70 30 &c JsuesFo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
MAVERICK BRANDED
Bank Wrecker French Unable
to Furnish Bonds.
BIG RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.
Failure Of . California Fruit Shipping
House-Lexington Racing AssoeiS-
tion Makes an Assignment.

BosTos, Nov. 4-Both bondsmen offered for
Jonas II. French, the Maverick bank director,
were rejected By Commissioned Hallett. Up 10
late hour tonight French was unable TO obtain
satisfactory 5ontsmen and remains in the Gus
tody Of United states deputy marshal
The Journal says OF thu Maverick bank fall
ure: Speculation IA the one word that explains
all; speculation IN stocks and grain
with Maverick hank funds backing the
deals. The first great speculation OF
the bank was By French and Potter
in New York & New England railroad stocks.
Il was successful from s financial point, bu. in
its success lay concealed the ultimate ruin of
TIE bank. In the New York & New England
deal the banks funds were used TO q startling
degree.
Examiner Ever, Of the Maverick National
bank, says be hopes 70 get out within three or
four days some sort Of statement that Will en-
able other banks 20 gauge tie advances thst
shall be made 70 depositors. He intimstes that
the failure will be good deal worse than has
been anticipated.
The run on the Five-Cent Savings bank was
continued this afternoon. The savings bank
commissioners who examined the bank de-
cIared Il sound. President Evans, OF the Five
Cent Savings bank, says il will eoutiu ue 10 pay
until deemed advisable 70 take advantage Of the
sixty-dsy law. He has received offers OF large
amounts from other institutions. The bank
p5-0 OUb tOyoJyrJIS $50 run. WHICH lasted
one month The present Withdrawals are most
II small accounts.
Assignee Pope estimates that the creditors of
Irving A. Evans & Co., will get 80 cents on the
dollar.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4-The W. 2 Strong Com.
pany, one Of the heaviest truit shipping houses
on the Coast, with branches az Fresno, Los
Angeles, Riverside and various Eastern cities.
today made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors. IL is believed that there will ba
no suspension. The business OF the company
had outgrown its capital, aud the company was
unable 20 meet a sudden demand OF their cred
tors. The company has vast resources, and
Manager Platt says that IL given little time he
will De able 20 meet all obligations. The COM
pany has been long established, and the mem.
bers are men OF the highest reputation.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 4-The Kentucky Rso.
ing Association today made an assignment. The
liabilities are $4,000 and the assets $4,000 TO
sl0o,0o0 L Is thought that private parties win
buy the course and put Il on afirmer basis
NEW YORK. Nov. [-Judgment for sl25 600 was
entered against the Scranton steel Company to-
day on notes for pig iron furnished by W. r
Hart Co., OF Philadelphia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
Seventeen Men Killed in Anaconda Mine.

BUTTE, Nov. AT midnight last night, when
one OF the shifts OF men al the Anaconda mine
was relieving another, seventeen men were
killed By the falling OF the cage, and two were
fatally injured. the cage was full Of miners
returning from work, and as they stepped ont
into the open air their places were at once taken
By nineteen men who were 10 take up the WORK
the others had just abandoned and the cage
started 70 the depths below. The rope had been
uawound but couple OF times from the slowly
revolving wiudlass, when there was a sudden
snap and cry Of horror from the shaft The
roIe had broken and the cage with its nineteen
Inmates pTeclpiEated to the bottom OF the
mine. II was some little time before a.
sistance could De sent them. A number OF miners
who were through work and waiting to be -
Aeved were ct the bottom of the shaft waiting
for the cage u take them out Amidst these.
narrowly missing some. the cage dashed. IIttle
could be done. OF the nineteen who made tbs
fearful ride seventeen were dead. There forms
were crushed out OF al resemblan to human
bein-s, while TWO were still breathing, with no
hopes OF their recovery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

TAcoxA. Nov. 4-isv@c-aLf-J. ". sp-lgEs
"a. r=s-Easc 81 czLs: elg-z - t1= I a-'e1 S---ss
zE-s1z-s cEcs All zss beer szcc@S2S- y
Frzzk L Crosby.
TIE steamer G-erho1-1 e hs--g opsrs'S1
under re 1Ar-s o. re Ssz-ils s11 Tsooc1s saw
gsE.oo Company ~ C.sc1s az :. ". Troa2 al1
Frank =. Goo1zz4
Tas .epo-s Of re vublie sctools fo- Oetoos,
s15Ez: S=w pR2l-s s--o--=cs 81; to-z- s2fo---
Es1-- 3ssI-; Jo-zI s--oL-sEt, La, -ys-4' PEI
cent o. attendance = Q: average daily 2sIs11-
sZc=- ASS: per cszt o. p11et1s--EFs ss-4; P..1-
e1p2ls and tesc-e-z e-PloTs1 OesooSr, -cS-' ~
szs.oyez Oe.os@-, IseI- II.
lie T-s.t Q. Co-l=e.or Hzssc1 here yesse-osT
h. gVsz rise % .op<s Of rev and uzoss con-
Ezo1iozs quarters = ias Crescent CEszE7@fT
building 10 DepEty Co-lsctoE Berry. Ia pes
en- qzsr.=-s are dizgy az1 dirty
Ike police Department. rspc-. foH Oc;ooer
show: Arrests L1s1=, ST; 5a@s s1d eos-s in
rose1, sl,s45. 6ass collected, $50; eos.s CO..
.sc.sd- ga. tas 5a-Gocs oSlog worked o.. Il tie
c1ai1-Z&zE.
Tie county Commissioners This Afternoon
Exe1 she lax levT a. g All gu u-.ls tor re
cry az E1d 1z-s5 Ellis :O- t1s county. TIE
lsTT Il basel Of the Disbursements toE tas yesr
ending August !. 1ssl, bang ;Is5,iS4 lie ssii-
lasE@c eountg expenses FOX tie coming Tsar are
Jumped .. sl99,9oQ.
A.EIe.es o. incorporation Of ire Taeo1a Trad
i1g and transportation Company ware flsd 10
oEy ~ Z n C1zzbs-Iz+a a21 G : Barlow "a
tr1s.ees Tie capita sock /. sL5.oo4 Ins
company VII 10 : genera transportation AID
Wharfage busiussA
ExC0uneilnaa :. v. Dozgsn, Who -a CT
cersd " t1s superior eou-I 20 refund % tas city
;<J) 4 extra sa-s-y pad hin, has ASKED ihst ils
verdict oe sc: aa!t= and tat he Oe granted . Few
trial
IAe superior eog-. today ordered President
Kemp, o. the Yea: Coast Ere and Marine H.
sEraacs Company, - p:ot ice II c01E- On No
Verzoe- 4 a. releases OF mortgages made since
October !, 1s9I-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05

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BABY BATTERED TO DEATH.
A scavenger Cruelty Kills His Child
and y Mob Seeks His LIE.

TOPEKA, Kan Nov. 4-Frsnk NcLAin. .
scaveage-, IS under arrest for numbering lis
emonths-Olt child. The child cied yester ar.
NeLaia has three daughters, who told in school
yesterday that their father had taken the baby
By the heels and pounded IL sgains. The door.
It's face was covered with sca5s, It's left ear
deeply gashed, its body bruised in several places
and its lsftleg broken. The cor0ner's jury de-
eided that death was the result OF viltul and
malicious inhumsn treatment .! the hands 0;
MeLail.
As soon as the result OF the inquest was gen
orally known mob began 20 co,lee. around tie
city JAIL. clanoring for the murdersr's life. Tie
oflesrs assured the leaders that McLain was no.
confined there. A committee searched the !ail
ano reported that the prisoner was not 70 De
found The mob then made 4 search OF the
courthouse. The sheriff assured them tha.
AeL2in was removed beyond their rssea. II IS
believed that AcLAia Is secretsd IN the insane
asylum
A. midnight the mob dispersed, concluding Il
was useless TO make further search for the
murderer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-05
cuatemaiA Tired OF De.pot B,,u,

CITY % MEXICO, Nov. A-Advices received
tT3m Guaten cay that while President Rarli-
les has heretofore mgzH.ed the press nas han.
lslsl journalist, the tn0st absolute liberty IN
writing . now allowed ami Newspaper men are
taxing advantage o. tbs opportunity u score
the government Tbs change OF heart is oc.
casipusd by bis terror that lie vii De deu.osea
before his term % Office expires In Decen1er
His previous arbitrary acts have made him so
uul3pu AZ that should be attempt another iour.
ua..stlc suppress on revolution would follow
bar!lss hiss been sdy!sed by his friends and
cabinet to leave Guatemala, hut lAls he has re-
FUSED 20 40 until after the election. lis mode
~ ursAcut - simply the only means he rs,, -
wise % hold the presidency until the expiration
Of MS term. he has also assured kslvaso-
through the lately appointed minister that "a
does not desire war win shat couatrv.