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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

E~vrRYrHsa that looks TO the future
elevates human nature; for never II
life 20 low, or 80 little, - when occu-
pied with the present
HowEvRR rich or powerful . man
may be, 1t il the height Of folly to make
personal enemies, for mi unguarded
moment msy yield you to the revenge
Of the most despicable OF mankind.
PAUL 3. Du CHAILIu has definitely
decided to make America his home Tor
rome time to come, and next year he
will take to the lecture platform with 9
series OF three lectures on ''The Land
Of the Midnight Sum-" ''The Vikings"
and another subject not yet determined.
THERE Is an old schoolhouse ct Pow.
nall, vt, in which President Garfield
and Arthur acted a. teachers.
The British Admiralty engineers are
conducting experimental ninety-six hour
run of boilers under forced draught st
Portsmouth.
John Owens was burned to death
near Laurens, South Carolina, on the
0USDs ne Weub iubU y pdin w 8oo
some corn, and, IL 10 thought, struck q
match, which set some straw on Gre.
The rames must have cut OF bis es-
cape, as he perished In the build
log.
The body of John Rooms, aged
about 30 years, Q clerk in the City
T~ressurer's Office az Harrisburg, was
found on the LIST, In CoHodoguinet
Creek, near West Fairview. His neck
and one arm was broken and one side
of his head was crushed
"A telegram from Mason CITY, Ia,
rays that Lieutenant Schwatka, was
slightly better on the LIST, and the
doctors now think he will recover. HIS
spinal injury msy render him = cripple
for life.
by the falling Of cage In the
Pennsylvania Steel works. at Harris
burg, on the 8lst, John G. Beck and
John Engleman rel precipitated from
a height Of IS feet and killed,
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As they were looking, he was taken up
tActs l: 81.
Enoch was translated that he should
not see death Heb. IL: 81.
l. 1.-THE Lord would take up Elijah
by a whrilwind into heaven. III
Jehovah's purpose; (2) Elijah's
gloriication .-Elijsh's Translation:
u Its author; (2l Its means; (3)
Its destination; ~ Its purposes.
2. II pray thee, let q double portion
Of thy spirit be upon me-" Il,
Elijah's spirit; ~ Elisha's prayer.
3. elijah went up by Q whirlwind
into heaven" ~ The lowly start
ing-point; (2) The exalted termi-
nus; (8) The majestic Transports
ton.
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DAILY HOME D :

DAuY HoM READINGS
M Kings 2 ill, Gods serv.
ant glorihed.
T,-Luke Q 1886. Elijah reap
pears.
W.-Exod. IA : 1881. The sea
opened.
T.-Josh. 8 :1-17. Jordan open
ed.
Elsa. 43 IT. God with US in
the waters.
ST. Cor. 10: 1851. The Anal
g~lorlfcation.
ST. Thess. 4 : 1918. Forever
with the Lord.
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EIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

In the United States Senate, ON the
%, Mr.. Turpie. of Indiana, intro
duced a joint resolution, which was
referred, proposing an amendment to
he Constitution for the election of
United States Senators by the people.
The calendar was taken up, and the
Grst bill upon 1t, the bill to provide
that the Tariff act shall not abrogate
the treaty with Hawaii, was discussed.
1t was then laid aside, Mr.. Sherman
giving notice that he would ask its
consideration at the earliest possible
moment. The Fertilization bill was
considered. pending which the Senate
went into executive session, and when
the doors were re opened adjourned.
In the United States Senate. OF the
Sd, the House bill extending to 80 days
the limit of time In which o vacancy
in the head Of an Executive Depart
ment may be filed was passed. The
Fertilization Appropriation bill was
considered. Tia Military Academy
Appropriation bill was reported. After
an Executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
In the House, on the %, on motion
OF Mr.. Mckinley, q bill was passed
amending the Revised statutes SO a.
to extend to 80 days the period In
which vacancies In office may be filled.
j. A. Owenby, the recalcitrant wit
ness. was brought before the bar of the
House by The Sergeant-st-Arms, and,
after an explanation, declared that he
was willing to testify before the Sill.
yer Pool Committee. He YVES there
upon rsmanded to the custody OF the
Sergeant-at-Arms, to await the fur
Their order Of the House. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 81, the Senate
amendments TO the bill for the con-
.structlon o; q deepwater barbor on the
Texas coast were concurred ip. The
Diplomatic Appropriation bill was
considered. Adjourned,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Nearly IA 900 horses are anuaiy con.
q med as food In Paris. In Vienna and
Berlin the annual consumption Il about
60 horses each
Experience Is an admiyAhte teacher,
though often very severe and sxpsnsdv4
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LESSON BIBLE READING.
WE SHALL NOT AL SLEEP.

The fact affirmed Il Cor. is : 81.
The fact assumed Il Thess. 4 10, III.
Illustrated by Enoch (Gen. s "a ;
Heb. II 81.
Illustrated BY Elijah q Kings Q II ;
Luke 8 80l.
all must be changed q Cor. 10 81 ;
Phil. 8 /: 21).
Saints shall be gloriAed q Thess.
4:17).
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In Paris, out OF the . zoo, 900 rssi.
dents it IL calculated tina. one IN sfgh-
teen. or 150, 900, live on charity with q
tendency toward crime. In Londoa
the proportion 10 M in thirty.
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roPIc OF THE QUARTnR: Shining
and Servtng.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER:
Goodness 10 profitable unto all hfn9s.
l Tim. 4 8.
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LESSON TEXT
LESSON PLAN.

a Kinsss ILL. Memory vsrsss' ELL
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GOLDEN TEXT: And Enooh uatked
Dih God: and he Was not for God
took him.--Gen. 8 "a
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, Is lssl
Elijah Taken to Heaven.
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LESSON Torro: Code Servant Glor
fed.
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But il you cannot think Of so long a prayer
as that, 1 will give you a shorter prayer that
you can say, stGod, be merciful to me a sim
nerp' Or, II you cannot think Of so long a
Iprayar Is that ! will give you q still shorter
one rsiat you may utter, "Lord, save me, orl
perish p Or il that be too long a prayer,
you need not utter a word. Just look and
ilivai
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
sRUrAL CRIME OF A FATHER.
4 Topeka Man Murders His Child and
Narrowly Esospss Lynchipg.

4 Topeka Man Murders His Child and
Narrowly Escapes Lynchips.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 6-Frank Nc
Lain is under arrest for the murder of
his 9-months-old son. The child died
Tuesday, and Mrs McLain appealed
to the county for aid in burying it. A
cosfin was furnished McLain has
three young daughters, who told
in school that their father had
taken the baby by the heels and
pounded 1t against the sdoor. The
body was taken charge Of by the
police and post mortcm examination
proved beyond a doubt that the child
had been treated in the most brutal
manner. Coroner Bailey held an in
quest. The jury decided that the child
had come 70 its death as q result Of
willful and malicious inhuman treat
rnent at the hands of Frank McLain,
its father.
II was only by the foresight of the
sheriff that McLain escaped the ven-
geance OF q mob Wednesday Right As
soon as the result OF the coroner's In
quest became generally known a mob
tegau to collect around the city jail.
BY ! o'clock several hundred people,
clamoring for the murderer's life. sur
rounded the place Tho Sheriff ad-
dressed them and assured them that
McLaiu had been removed TO place OF
safety beyond their reach. A portion
of the crcwc then dispersed. while the
rest remained in the streets 1t Ia be-
lieved that McLain has been seereted
in the insane asylum. The mob may
determine 20 extend its search to that
MACE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
PRESIDENT OF CHILL.

Admiral Jorge Afontt's Election Ratified
BY the Lberais-wiA Bs unauguratsd
December 50.
VALPARAISO. Nov. 6.-The liberal
electors have chosen Admiral Jorge
Nontt fer president of the repuh :.
ratifying the conservative choice. hs
Inauguration occurs Decem Der %. IL
Is stated that the election Of
Admiral Nentt 10 not only ap-
proved By the entire liberal
party, but that the leading men,
bers Of the other parties acquiesce in
his election. believing that 1t will tend
to consolidate the best interests Of the
country. It is further believed that
with tho institution of q consti-
tutional government the questions
now At issue between Chilli and
the United States will be moro
calmly discussed, and that the outcome
will be satisfactory to both rstionA
Admiral Montt was most pro-
nounccd opponent of the late President
Balmaceda, and upon the breaking
out of the revolution he took command
of the congressional heet 1t was ow.
ing in . great measure to HIS action
that many other naval officers DESERT
ed Balmaceda and joined the revolu.
tionist%
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
ROBBED AN ExPRess TRAIN.

Masked Men Secure $500 from . Mis-
seun Tseleo Trata In rsbrsssa-
OMAHA, Nov. k-Thc Kansas City
express train On the Misseurs Pasif3c
road was hsld up by six masked men
about 10 o'clock Wednesday Bteht. !
mile west ef west Side. . mtles from
this city. At that Peiat the train had
10 stop ~ . crossing. Two Of the men
boarded the engine, and. with
cooked REVIEWERS comm nsaded Ea.
rineer Hall 10 ret OF the co.
CINE The others boarded the eHrress
car. and upon being refused the hsyA
to the box preceded - break it-spen
with tools which they hsd secured
from . section house. While two Of
the men worked on the stross hcx. tho
others cemPellsd the passengers 70
keen their ssats The thieves secured
about -, so fren the safe. ard then
backing of ordered the train ~ prll
out They then disappeared in the
darkness The sheriff and police are
out after them
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
GEN. DARONSRCAAl BlI
He Dissolves Congress and Brasil
10 All Torn Up.
TIE PEOPLE rISLlEE 4 DICTATOR
CenArnahsn 81 the Reports Of . Rsve.
iasssaary Msvsness in the Nsang-
sss Rspu otAer Rrssa-
asns May be Chessn.

Rte S.SErse. Nov. a-Martisl Law
has been established in this and the
other states forming the confederacy,
and Brazil appears 20 be on the brink
of another revolution The Fight 60
long maintained between congress on
the enc side and President Fon-
SEGA and the government on
the other has reached culmi-
nation For quite . time their
differences were over financial affairA
Measures passed BY the Legislature
were vetoed by the chief magistrate
and changes advocated by the prssi-
dent were voted down BY congress-
Recently an attempt has been mvde 70
curb the power of the chief executive
The fact that Da Fonssca is military
man has led many to fear that
no might proclaim himself dc
tator. To prevent any such con-
tingency congress . short while
ago passed law fixing the
process Of impeachment of president
Da Fonseca vetoed the measure. His
veto WAS considered in . heated ses-
sion. which resulted in the carrying Of
. motion to override the veto. A soon
ss the action of the national legis-
laturc was made known Fonseca be.
came vary much excited and there.
upon dissolved congress. His de-
cree 70 that effect was made public
Tuesday. What tho upshot viii
be no one can say. The dis
solution Of congress may result
in the choice Of another presi.
dent. Da Fonscca has evinced no dis
position since to resign. No candidate
Is yet has been prominent In case OF
an uprising Da Fonseca would have. 10
all appearances, the army and navy
solidly ut his back The vice presj.
dent Is also general The opposition
TO military. rulers continues very
marked. All cable and telegraph mes
sages are subjected to censorship. The
same is true Of news agencies
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

IN Ire state II "a estimated that Jeesy,
reps 5iiesn candidate far congress- VIII
have : sss majority over tie democrat
ssG Farners' Alliances rnea- The IN
dependent vote has decreased eae-thLrd
since last yeas
SEERAskA.
okAsA. AeA.. Soy. a-TAe repgb-
leans have defeated the Independents
aaa elected tAe state ticket by . preo-
asle majority Of ssoa There WAS no
democratic state ticket Ia the fielA
Careful estimates give Post, rep1b-
lieaa candidate fer suprems Judge,
:. sse majority ever Edgertez. in6epso-
deaf peoples The entire republican
city sna eosasy ticket is elected by
majsritses raging from zoo 70 =. sea
ras LArEsr Prom ceroRADo
DxsyEn. Col >, Nov s.-Judge .. Helm
trep.l has bean chosen chief justice by
from 1000 20 10 900 majority. With
the exception Of Lake and Las Animas
eouaties the republicans elected their
entire ticket IN every eonnty in the
kfate
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
DROPPED ThG CASE.

The New York Prssbytsry Disaissss the
charge Against DR.. nsiGgs Upon His
! ststsnsnt Jhst Ne Dad Not Intsntion.
ally Teach FsAs Doctrlpss-
New YoRK, Nov. A-The New York
prssbytery asaemb blsd at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning In the Scotch
Presbyterian church on Fourteenth
street near Sixth avenue for the pur-
pose Of beginninS the trial of Prof.
Charles A. Briggs on the charge OF
heresy. biased upon the language used by
him in his inaugural addrcss in Union
theological seminary. DR.. John c.
Bliss presided rs moderator and called
the presbytery to order. There was .
full attendance. One Of ) the
chief charges against DR.. Briggs
was that hs disputed the
inerrsncy of the Bible. The
professor read q paper objecting to the
form of the charges preferred, stating
that the report Of the committee which
formulated tho Indictment against
him charged otfenses which were
not now proposed for trial. The
committee charged him with utter.
ing doctrinal teachings respecting the
Miracles. original condition of man.
etc, without attempting to prove the
charge. This, Dr. Briggs said, did him
a great injustice and was apt to preju.
dice the decision Of members. He said
If he had caused widespread anxiety in
the church he was sorry, but in his con.
science he felt no guilt as regarding
disturbing the peace and harmony OF
the church. He admitted the excerpts
from his address made on the occasion
of his inauguration as professor OF
biblical theology in the Union theo-
logical seminary. He denied that he
ever taught doctrines conflicting with
the Holy Scriptures as the only iEfalli-
BILE rule of faith and practice.
( DIR. Henry Van Dyke moved to dis
miss the charges against Dr. Briggs
and to dismiss the committee. A re-
cess was taken, and on reassembling a
lengthy discussion ensued on DR.. Van
Dykes motion. AS a reason for his
motion. DR.. Van Dyke said he did
not think that ID would be in
the interests Of the Presbyterian
church to push q trial Of case tc
a bitter end, and DR.. Briggs had met
tho charges in an honest, straightfor.
ward manner; had said that he had
not meant to utter any false doctrine
.nd was not conscious OF having done
SO. Ii he had he was sorry, and was il
manly or Christianlikc or just to 90 on
in the face of these avowals?
3 For the purpose of making a formal
record Rev. J. Ford Sutton moved an
amendment {adding the words to DR..
Van Dykes motion that the charges be
dismissed lin consideration of DR..
Briggs answer"
2 The resolution rs amended to dismiss
was then read and the vote taken by
roll call. resulting % for to 80 against,
II ministers and % elders voting in the
affirmative and % ministers and Is
elders voting In the negative. This
action. however. does not end the con.
troversy. as it will undoubtedly b
taken before the New York synod.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
SHORT SPECIALS.

Frank McLain was arrested IN To-
peka. Kan. Wednesday for the murder
Of his o-mcnths-old son.
Minneapolis expects 70 get the next
republican national convention n re-
suit of McKinley's election.
Fire Wednesday destroyed the car
stables of tie Rapid Transit lire at
Newark. N. j., causing loss Of eeo.-
600
At Lexington. KY, Wednesday. the
Kentucky Running association made
an assignment It's liabilities are esti-
mated AZ Sos, 600.
Amsn named Window ahot and killed
the 7-yesr-old son of Prof Floyd Bsily,
near WilsoneurG. w. Va, mistakins
the boys head for an animal
The international rail way. - connect
the United Ststes Mckee and Central
America. broke the first ground ~
Brownsville. Tex, Wednesday.
train conveying . large number cf
soldiers wss deseiled at Ivah-0orod.
Russia Three Of the soldiers were
killed and fifteen we're injured
William CAs-eU. former resident
of Eau Claire. Wis, and Chirpews
Fails. Ia, vas thrown from his horse
and killed at his home near Knoxville.
Tenn
A statement prepared ~ the treasury
department. shows that the increase In
circulating medium for October wss
ess.eie. las: insrsAse In bpllioe and
money in the treasury. ~. isa eos
President Bsriliss Of eussenala hse
Tusranted aksolu<e liberty - tbe
press. The change of heart has been
ocessiseed ~ his terror that he ~e~la
be eepseeS before his tern Of szkes es-
pires
II is reported that sesriy 1900 ~ she
Russisn troops on The Pruth have per-
isbed 81 tsphus When the tuIk Of the
force -ss removed some distance To-
ians- the sick we're left slraost without
heap ssa essse Are psrishins daily.
A. ha~sasee, Via. ssess zoe lahsp-
ere ~erks.s fer the rliisss sySsiesSs On
electric rsahesd lsse. ssrsek aeassss .
rsesetsea - s~eesy-A-e e>~ss N shsiw
wages Wednesday,. asA work - -
railway inPToveDsnts 10 ~ . ssas3sti1A
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
ONE CHANCE FOR CHILL.

TINE WIN Ne Gisss Asr - Choose .
ItsgalAr Gsvsrnment - Her Elections
viii Take Place In Two Weeks and Ne
Further Deasad VIII BE Made ~ the
UnitsA states Until Then.
WARRINGTON, Nov. o-Thsre is Adis-
position manifested by tho administra-
tion to delay action IN the Chilian
matter pending the choice OF
a president OF that republic That
event is fixed for November 10. Indi-
cations favor tho choice Of Admiral
Jose Monss. brother Of the minister
now representing Chilli at Washington,
and If such proves to be the case no
fears are entertained concerning an
amicable settlement OF the pending
controversy. Minister Montt has
spent considerable time in tho
United States and at WASH
ington. aad is thoroughly in
formed a to the resources of this coun-
try. and should his brother become
presiaspt oi Chilli there Is no question
that b wsala ~ enlightened very
prsnpsly upea the subject of repara-
ton for the outrage perpetrated upon
American searuen.
The United States has not relented
In the slightest degree from the firm
stand taken in its original note to Min
lister Egan demanding repaSation. and
it is equally true that the president re-
CARDS the reply TO this note
as insulting and defiant not
withstaning the subsequent develop.
mentA which indicate that tho
Chilian authsrities are making moro
haste 70 investigate tho attack on the
American sailors than they led this
governnent to believe in their first
Communication. 1t is hoped and many
believe here that Chilli will grant tho
reparstion demanded if not unduly
hurried II q satisfactory reply il not
forthcoming soon after the establish
ment Of the new government the ulti-
matum OF this government will then be
announced
Meanwhile. recognizing the possibil-
tiles Of . refusal on the part Of Chilli
TO make proper amends for tho
wrongs, the navy department is taking
active steps 70 add TO the forces in the
Pacific in order to be prepared to back
up the state department In addition
to the Newark, Atlanta and Philadel-
phis, booked for service in the Pacific,
the Concord and bennington arc
also being fitted out for the same sta
ton. With tho Baltimore and San
Francisco already there, the York;
town, Boston and Philadelphia en-
route, and the Newark, Concord and
Atlanta booked for that section, the
feet will comprise eight OF the best
vessels of the new navy
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
BOSTON'S BANK TROUBLES.
Continued Sun on tho Five Cents Savings
Bank.


Bosroy, Nov. 5.--Thc run on the Five
Cents savings bank continues. People
were standing in line at the door at z
a. IN. The doors are guarded to keep
the bank from being overcrowded, and
every hour they are opened to allow all
the bank will accommodate to enter.
No action has been taken by the trus-
tees on the sixty day clause.
Examiner Ever reports that there is
now So, 500, 900 in cash in the Maverick
bank vaults. and collections still COM
ing in. Much OF the paoer in the as
sets will prove available and market
able.
The 6rm Of Thomas Dana & Co, i,
Wholesale grocers. has dissolved, ow-
ing to the Maverick banks complica-
tions The younger members hope to
continue the business bacKed by out
side capital. II is stated that of the
s40o. eoo borrowings of Dana & Co. from
the Maverick bank Mr.. Dana re-
ceivcd only 100000. The rest was re-
ceivcd BY the company. which will pay
in full
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Twslfsa Pennsylvanis; Thomas Fl.
Geeevy Va Edward seull. Twentieth
Peansylvsnias Alexander X Craig vs.
Ardross stswaFt. Twenty-foarth Penn
.ylsanis, ThoEaaa Z. Miller Va William
Elicit seventh South Carolina; and
JaAn V. MeDafne W Louis Turpsn.
Fourth Alabama In tho Pennsyl-
wanna cases the eontestees were elected
as repu biieans while In the other cases
they are democrats
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

Both the method and results whsn
Syrup Of Figs is taken: it is Plessant
ard refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn efectusliy. dispels oolds. 'ead-
aches and fevers and cures hsstual
constipation. Syrup Of Fig il the
only remedy Of liz kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
cepiable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In it
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, i,s
many excellent qualities commend il
TO al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In soc
and 81 bo,tlcs by all leading drug
gists. Any r,liable druggist who
may not have il On hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc SYfvP co.
sxs FRANCISCO. c<l.
foUSvtif. ~. AIN ross. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
pRocToR's RESIGNATION.

nation in the Hands Of the President
No Time Set to Take Eject.
BuRLiSsTos, VT. Nov. a-Hon. Red
field Proctor arrived here Wednesday
niehs from Washington. Before
leaving the national scspital he
wrote his resignation as secretary
of war and placed it In the
hands of President Harrison. No time
was stated in the letter for the resigna-
ton to takoeffect, but the expectation is
that the president viii formally accept
it shortly
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

PARIs, Nov. s-The customs commit
toe Of the chamber Of deputies will o..
Saturday next report favcrnbly e
the chamber on the proposition Il
impose duty of IS francs Cor su
pounds upon the importation inte
France Of American salt meats This
is the amount OF duty already deter
mined upon by the senate
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Fate Of Albert Kohis. the Boy Whs Killed
Annie Kodssz st Milwaukee.


Annie Kodssx st Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5-Albert Kohls
vss on Wednesday sentenced TO life
imprisonment in states prison, the
first fve days 70 be spent in solitary
confinement Kohls IL the 1s-year.old
boy who scme weeks ago killed Annie
Koda,,. 1syears Of age. and then buried
her body under n barn. where 10 was
discovered ten days later. When taken
into court Wednesday kohls pleaded
guilty asa in respoass 20 Judge Wall
ber's questions he repeated the story
of his crime without any hesitation.
The bov took his sentence without
emotion and left The courtroom with
his usual stolid air. but when he got
back to jail ne seemed 20 have real
iripe senss of his crime and its punish
uent and burst cut crying.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

HraoreS. Ksa. New. s.-The tris'
~ James Brennan fer killing San
Wood her. last July opened Wednes
day ~ tss special sitting Of the dis
trict eerrt JssEe Wall ~ Wichita
rrrslaiae Jsar- Theoder- Botkin. o,
tn. indrlss district vho refused - sif
IN the css~. is present Little was
sere. ard fear that j-rv Of dissnter
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

vAsHIseros. Nov. s. Oliver Dufour.
one OF the most prominent odd feliows
in the United States. died near this city
Wednesday He joined the order Feb
ruary Is. is4l. lie was grand master
of the state Of Indiana In 1881 and 1854,
and in 1888 was elected to represent
that state In the grand lodge Of tho
United States. his colleague being Wee
President .olfax. In 1855 he became .
representative IN tho sovereign grand
ialce