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shot TAsss TIVE Negroes.

LIVE OAx. Dee. 17,-Just before II O'Clock
last night mob Of 100 men. some Of them dis
guissd. and al armed with rides or rsvolyers,
called on Sheriff Potsdsmer and took from him
rush fer the jail. entered II. and tool from their
cells the two negroes suspected OF tho murder
last week. The prisoners were bound to trees
q. Ehort distance, from the jail and their bodies
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F.a.ra, or Eamuna g. Co..or.

The funeral Of Edmund s. Conner. the actor.
was held yesterday morning at the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION. In East Twsnty-ninth
street. The Rev. q. H. Houghton. the rector.
onieated. The. psl lbsaTers were: Edwin Booth.
Fred Ghippendale. Harry Watkins. Alexander
Fisher; deorge Became. J; II. HaKan, Charles NJ.
Walcot. Charles Mheat,sieh, w Le Aoyne.
and John Matthews, ali actors who had known
Mr.. Conner. The burial wasi Eyergrsens
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a Coupling Fla Threush . Jewellers
Window.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. IL. As William Wilson
and his sIster were preparing to close their
iewelry story on Fourth avenue. at ESQ
eo S pln thrcush ths Mlsdow Msa Threw .
M: Wilson rushed to tho door. and found
flat It had been fastened on the outside. Be-
tray Of diamonds valued at $3OOU and made
on with It. The street was crowded at tho
time. 49," 49,
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GOT OFF THAT BoRN1So ROOF
Ana thea Got Rask Again, Although there
was Naphtha Below.

was Naphtha Below.
Up on tho Manhattan Gas Company's plant.
foot Of West Forty-ilith street. 10 shed 200
feet long. and the roof OF 1t got afro yesterday
afternoon. Chief Gicquel and n lot OF irenen
got on the ROOT to pun out the IRE.
repairing the street ut that point. shouted to
Glc9uol:
ch M,6g you know what you're standing on.
No" replied Gica,iel
T6ey got OH that she'd in a hurry. Then, on
second Thought. they got back again and tore
of the burning part OF the root It. took an
blew I'M ~
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often to cheer him UP
After the first month
or SO OF this coufne-
ment no began to plead
with his sister to let
him 60 homo with her.
I'm all right again."
no would say. " Tho
voices are leaving mo
alone" He seemed To
have q grudRe against
his brother In law.
~ a.. =
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EIselis. In rIyneuth Chsreh.

The annual election OF officers Of Plymouth
Church took place last night with this result:
+. c. Marvel. clerk; u. v. White. treasurer; W.
asaSoSs: M Mrs. 4. 4. Nut and Mrs. r. a, Van
Idenstlne. deaconesses. Mr.. Marvel declined
TO serve as clerk. but his declination was laid
over.
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NEW oREANa Dec lathe steamship Ell
Monte. which arrived from New York to-day.
reports that on Dec is. ut $50 p. n. she saw
Ajax Roef, east She was square rugged Tor.
ward sa4 z 81 Ee low 10 thS
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XHarih Leaking At

bladder. the window q httmal drHg .l.rs, under
most wonderful iay - taai VAS femessd srtsF be.
Ing completely dsinteyIaisd and reduced 90 putty.
SEQ a; you may never have the ehanes again hDa
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Catholic University.
MuwAuxEE. Dec. lathe Rev. Sebastian
Messmer has announced that he will not ac-
cept the Bishopric Of Green Bay. TO which he
has Just been appointed. He prefers his pres
ont work e PESfsss9E q DoKmatiS and Canon
H. has aptifed Irs6bisSop Ratssr q hls de-.
cision, The Archbishop says Rome may com
pei him TO ACCEPT the Bishopric. that course
bishop Ireland and Bishop 6paldinG Of Peoria.
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Ru..eil sass, Jr., H.. M..,nxi.,s,

Russell Sage. Jr.. so his physician. Dr. George
H. Bottum. says, fs dangerously Ill. He is NJ
flicted with meningitis OF . rather mild type.
but DR.. Bottum has some doubt about his re-
covery 30 far from having had haliucina-
tons. he IL constantly In Q state Of droWstAess.
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n front apartment on
the second floor Of u
thrce-story and base
mont tenement at 1Gs
Van Dyke street. South
Brooklyn. They were
worry happy in this lit
tie house. although no
room in it was big
enough for six persons
to sit without crowd
ing. They had Will
liam nick oon and hla
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ma was sound In mind.
But With the beginning
Of this week Harvey
began to hear the
voices again. They
were low aud far away.
aud their commands or
threats made little i'm.
preston on him, 80 he
said. Tuesday evening
he wandered about the
streets OF the neigh
borhood. answeringthe
mysterious Yoicss Gc-
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The IsssesAes AbsssA 0aaa
u suited for sill Ages Published by Parker Bros
salem. MasG Sold BY al nrst-eass toy dealsrs.-Ads.
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FIVE SHOTS BY A MADMAN.
ONE FOR HIS sTs1ER. zHRkE F0D
FRIENDS, ONE ron HIMsKLE
Michael Harvey. whe Was reraitssa -
Leave Fsatsnsh Asyipn On Presaties,
Kfis Els nesepa rrienA sna wounds
TIVE Callers at MS Hsuse-Thsp As Ne.
loads che Bistoi sna Kills Hisssif-1ks
Appears n shs Doorway. wespea h
Hand. ss They Are seated AAeut . Tss
bie-FiisAt Of Two wouen Dewe Rirs
Escape-A Esn 10 q stone Courtyard.

Michael Harvey and His younger sister Katie
Birlenhead.on.Tyn They went to South
brooklyn. and no found employment on the
boston dry docks thero as laborer. Hts
sister almost Immediately married James
Dufy. boiler maker. and he inado his homo
with them. About three years ago one Of
team of horses hauling about the dry docks
began to kick and plunge. Michael Harvey
was standing near by and was knocked sense-
less by furious kick IN the head. He was
taken to the hospital and had long attack Of
brain fever.
Since that time every ono who has known
him has felt that no was not exactly right In
his head. Nearly oil tho timo he was perfectly
rational. and pleasant man to talk with Dut
again no would have queer spclls." und
would say and do things that made his sister.
who was very fond OF him. cry over him to her
husband and her friends. But. as he was ut
all times perfectly peacenble and mild OF man
ner. no one thought him In the least dangerous.
He was not u strong man. being s!enderly
huilt and Of medium height His bend had
that shane which is looked upon as Suspicious
by experts in insanity. His chin retreated
and mis- eyes had rather unusual nrominencs.
He was easily persuaded by his friends, and
was altogether n negative sort OF person.
Though ho was :t2 years old lie had never
shown any inclination to marry. When he
worked he brought tho money to his sister.
spending little VI it upon himself When hs
was not feeling well his brother.in-law SUP
ported him without complaint.
A little over a year ago the Duffys. now
grown to family Of SIX and Harvey moved tn
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,.sr .sss s'ss: Dc Ssss fss .s
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THE LOTTERY FIGHT BEGINS.
TWO sETs OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
WILL Ask FOR SUPPORT

Tho Pro-Iottery. or so-eailed Regular
De1oerney, 1ut Two E.-Go,ersors
Their Ticket. Each OF who's o. said to
Have Asti.Lottery sympsthies-spccu.
latioa ~ 20 Republican support.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-24
LEGAL.
4 tHANCERY NOTICE,

ROCK ISLAND COUNTY. SIS.
In the Circuit Court, to the January Term, A.
D., 1892 I'm Chancery.
Inr The petition OF Zenas p. Ruggl for the
appointment Of trustee under the last will and
testament of Sarah Is. Cobb, deceased.
Affidavit of non-residence OF william P. Rug
gles, William 6. Ruggles, Sarah g.
huggles, Lydia r. Colt, Richard M.
Ruggles Lucy 8. Ruggles Daricl Ruggles,
diner Rugges, Cordelia Paige, Lydia Page, Cor
della Paige, Oren Paige and Frederick Allen, and
the unknown heirs at law of Sarah Cobb. de-
ceased, having been filed in the clerks office of
the circuit court of said county, notice is therefore
hereby given to the said nonresident defendants
complaint in sad court, on the CHI ncery side
thereof, on the twenty fourth day of Novembe
A. ID 1891, and that thereupon a summons issued
out OF said court, wherein said suit is now pend
ing. Ieturnabe on the first Monday in the month
OF January ext, as is ny law required.
Now, unless yoI, the said nonresident defend
ants above named. William P. Ruggles, Will m
Ruggles Sarah C Ruggles, LYDIA r. Golt,
Richard NJ kuggles, Lucy. s., Ruggles.
,mar RugRRIes, , c.r,a RGgges, Nor Nor
Cordelia Paige, Lydia Paige, Cordelia Paige Fred.
erick Allen. and the unknoUn heirs at law of
Sarah Is. Cobb, deceased, shall personally be and
ap ear before said Il cult court, the first day
OF the next term thereof, TO he hold. n at Rock
Island in aid for the said y, on the fret
demur TO the sad compliments bill a conn lsint,
the same and the matters and Thing therein
charged and sta Will be taken as confess ed and
decree entered against you according TO the
prayer + said bill.
Rock Island H., November IS, 1891.
GEORGE W. CAMILLE,
Clerk of ga d Court.
LUcIAN ADAM, Conpts Sol.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-24
EXECUTOR's NOTICE

Estate of vii lam Cook, Deceased.
The undersigned having been a. pointed eXecr
tor Of he last Will and testament of vii lam Cook
late of the county of Rock Island, stall,
OF Illinois deceased, hereby gives notice that h,
court, in the city of Rock Island, at the FcLru
airy term, on the first Monday in February reX /
atwhich time all persons having claims again.
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted. A,
persons Indebted to said estate are requested IL
make immediate payment to the undersigneG.
Dated This Both day of Nnvemb T. A. D., IL :.
JAMES NJ. COOK, Executor
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TEl.EGgAPHIc BREyTTlES.

A ecmpsny l. sbost ~ DC fornaec -
lore Tor nztarai gas 81 blsezningson,
IL
IhsFs are good prospects Of sn excel
l1nt crop Of px4eaes rs The MArhig2n
belt
Canada n January. 1891. shipped SIS. /.
ee8 worth meTe lumbsE y tie States
tan Ia g&nuAry. is9a
Freeman Aloalton aas lasl been barred
a. " sterloo. Ia lie was an uncle OF
6ensxal kasssll A Alger
John 4. Rob.<gts. Ga trial at Hlllsboro,
IL. Tor the murder II 5ohn Patterson,
u Litehaeld has been acquitted.
Mr.. sarah Epher IL Columbia. Pa
was bufoea almost 10 a crisp - her
clothing catching hre from = stove
Rich placer deposits of geld were
found al Elorissant. Col, Wednesday
scsae say the dirt viii yield SO. 0oo per
ton
Anthony Duncan leoloredl who shot
and killed Or GoFham, Of Lexington,
Ky has been found guilty and sen
fenced 10 death.
II IS said that King Alexander. Of
seryia. who is aow about IS years OF
sge. Is suffering from dangerous
chronic malady.
During the progress of dance near
Palmyra, Kan, John Bertram and Hall
Cooper got into fight about girl aud
Cooper was killed.
Receiving Clerk Nelson II. George. OF
the Ogden IL. r. post-otfice, has been
arrested charged with stealing SIS, 900
registered package.
A German explorer stated that the
whole of south Greenland was covered
with a sheet OF ice that was 5000 10
5000 feet thick in the valleys.
Wednesday ., 500 unemployed men in
Toronto, Ont, paraded the streets bear
ing the motto, Bread or Work" Vague
threats of violence were made.
The Portland (ore.) police Wednes-
day arrested O. w. Michling, who is
wanted in Sac City. Ia, for forging a
81 800 check on the Sac City Bank.
At Yankton, 5. d., all the saloons In
the city have closed, having been forced
TO do so by recent arrests and prosecu-
tions and the probability Of conviction
in every case.
Dasy Breze, sent from Johnson Coun-
ty, III, 10 the penitentiary at Joliet for
life for numbering woman, was par
doncd by the Governor. lie had served
seventeen years.
Thomas Dellert and William Huddle-
son, messengers delivering kilograms in
suburbs of Portsmouth, o., were mis-
taken for burglars and shot and seri-
ously wounded by servapt-girl.
Al South Colchester, Ont, NJ. Brown,
aged 81, led to the altar Mrs. Margaret
Clickert, aged 81. The groom had bur
led four wives and the bride mourned
the loss of five husbands. Her last hus-
band died two years ago, aged 12Ayears.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Illinois High Court of Foresters.

JoLKT. H., Feb. f2.-At the session
of the high court of Illinois indie
pendent Order of Foresters High Chief
Ranger II. Cummings was reelected.
as were also Vice High Chief Ranger
Emil Hanneman, High Secretary II. W.
Saunder and High Treasurer c. =.
Petrie, all of Chicago. Reports of off,
GERS show that sixty-threc courts have
been added to the order in the State
this year. with an increased member
shin of & 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

ooth the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
sad refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ca tAs kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eieanses the sys-
sem eheetually. dispels colds. head
sehss aud levers and cures habituGl
constipation. Syrup of / igs Is tAs
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing % the taste and &C.
eeptable % the stomach, prompt In
ia action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the inost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sals in SOC
ard 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist wno
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly fer any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CHLiFChNiA RIO syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. ctL.
tcoaSyitiE. ~. ssw foRx. W.
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WISCONSIN,.
A Movement to Investigate Methods oi
the State Treasurer-1Ieasurcs Intro
duced in the Legislature.

A Movement to Investigate Methods Of
the State Measures Intro
duced in the Legislature.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 12--Woman has
won victory ia the Assembly. Tho
House was mainly occupied Wednesday
morning with bill permitting married
women to become assignees, court COM
miSsioners, etc. An amendment was
offered giving this privilege to mar
ried women engaged in the practice
of law only, and long discussion
followed, resulting in the passage of
the amendment. The resolution of AS
semblyman Osborn (Rep.) asking for an
opinion OF the Attorney General as TO
whether the loaning of the funds of the
State without authority of law re-
ieved the bondsmen of the State
Treasurer from liability caused de-
bate. 1t was finally referred to COM
mittee. In the Senate Senator Clawson
introduced a resolution of similar inn
port.
The Senate passed the bill TO refund
$4,000 enormously collected from the
Omaha Railroad Company by the State.
Among bills introduced in the Legis-
lature were the following:
To abolish the Office OF State Treasury Agent
and the payment OF a State peddlers' tax; TO
prevent the use OF dogs In hunting game
birds; providing that foreign umutual
accident insurance companies applying
for charter appoint State
attorney upon whom process may be served;
extending the time OF filing lien
from six months 10 orc year; for the appoint
ment OF board OF commissioners TO prevent
incompetent persons engaging in the plumbing
business; to prohibit the OF nets in inland
waters; providing for the punishment by death
OF conyicts serving a life sentence who com
NIT murder in prison Assemblyman
Rosenkranz introduced a bill relating
- libel which provides that in all
cases where alleged libelous publications are
made malice shall not be presumed unless a
retsac;ion or apology is refused to be mace or
unless the circumstances surrounding the pub
lcat!on. its refusal to retract or apologize,
concluslvelr prove malice the publication
shall be presumed 10 have been p1blished In
good faith aud for iusfifiable ends
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
H.s,,ns,. Acconn,. an u,rh,.

HsREIsBrRe. Ia. Feb - Further
investigation ~ The Adjutapt-Ge General e
department develops fscte that show
General Hastings administration 70
have been most crcditable A repoS
given on, a, the department shows a
larger balance In favor Of the General
than Was reported. The total is S54.-
s54 -. As against this there are bills
on file ready for payment 20 TIE
amount Of sl4. sss ~. and = balance 3
transportation estimated g. 5000
total. sia sss ~. showing balance 20
The credit Of General Hastings of sss.-
sol zs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
ASSASSiNS CAUGHT.
Capture of the Men Who Murdered Sen
stor CiiihAm ut Alton, Ill. Last March.

rapture OF the wen VINO hufdSfeu sem
stor GiIiham ut Alton. Ill. Last March.
ALTON, Ill, Feb. i2-The murderers
of Senator Daniel Gillham have been
arrested and two of them are now in
the Jail at Edwardsville. The night
Of March 10. 1890, Senator Gillham
discovered a burglar IN his bed
room and in endeavoring TO capture
him he was shot twice, receiv-
ing wounds which caused his
death April q following. The two men
now in Jail are John Brown and II. c.
Wyatt. Wyatt was captured in Omaha
last week and made full confession.
duplicating Brown and man named
George Starkey. who was arrested at
ST. Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday. Brown
was arrested here Friday last while at
work on the bluff line. According 10
the confession of Wyatt, Starkey en-
tered the house and did the shooting
while he and Brown stood on guard on
the outside.
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shor oonN WITHOUT MERCY.
ferslas aa~k Describes the hnssHx 81
Weaasa ssa cGtlalea 81 ths nsfsas 81
soaDaee kaex.

ferslaS a2~s Describes the hhtlsx 81
We4asa ssa cGtlaaea 81 shs nsfsas 81
seasasa haes-
WASHINGTON. feh is.--Ths confer
enex bel ~een tie lnalsa baTeau saa
tAe delegation 81 saaax chiefs elesed
"Wednesday with a graphic siery 81 the
fight 81 "A Wounded Knee tela by Turning
Hawk aad American haTse- Turning
Hawk saiG the fight was preelpstsiea
by zn IRE spanSitle Indian shooting an
ofhcer after the guns had heen taken
from most of the Indians. As ss,cn as
the officer Was shot the Indians hssan
drawing their knives They were
warned 20 desiSt. but when they did net
heed the warning the troops began
firing upon thsm. The Indian women
were grouped together in separate
place from the men. but were shot down
just the same. although unarmed and
taking no part in the hght.
American Horse described the fight
with great particularly. telling how
the women fied in one direction and the
men in two other directions, al of
them being fired upon as they ran
lie said: After most of them had
been killed, cry Was made that all
those who were not killed or wounded
should come forth and they would be
safe. and little boys who were not
wounded eame out of their places Of
refuge, and as soon as they came in
sight number of soldiers surrounded
them and batehered them there.
Rev. Mr.. Cook. a Sioux half breed.
pastor Of an Episcopal church al Pine
Ridge, who has NJ times acted as inter
prefer during the conference, related a
conversation with one of General Miles
scouts, in which the scout said that
just after the fight an officer of high
rank said TO him; "Now we have
aVen red Cusfe death y
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
SLAIN BY HIS SON.
just and Fearless Kentucky Judge MUIR
dered by the Son He Had Put Under
Bonds rs an Outlaw.

CINCINNATI, Feb. PA Times-Star
dispatch says that Judge Wilson Lew
is, of Pineville, Ky. who has been
active in the prosecution of the des-
peradoes who have been carrying
shot and killed Wednesday night by bis
own son, Sidney Lewis. The judge
had put his son under bond az one Of
the unlawful gang. The son visited his
father Wednesday night. a quarrel re-
suited and Sidney fred Eve balls into
his fathers body.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Plotted to XIII Her Husband.

Sr. IovTs. Feb f2-Mrs. Wander
yer. who was arrested some days ago
At Poplar Bluff. No. charged with mur-
derinE her husband, has msde confess
sion that one Marion Long shot her hus-
hand. and that Il was a plot between
them. After Long killed Vsnderver he
left for Bloomfield. Mo. OEicers will
90 after Long
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
GAVE AWAY a FORTUNE.
r. j. Davis, Son OF Millionaire Davis, As
signs His Interest to His Uncle.

signs Ills lntereft TO Ills uncle.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. IA document
has been fled in the district court,
dated last June. by which Thomas JEFF
ferson Davis, the natural son of Million
aire Andrew j. Davis. deceased. who
lives in Iowa, for Sl0o. 900 as signed
to John A. Davis, brother of deceased
and legatee under the will of 1856 now
being contested, all his right, title
and interest, past. present and pros
pective, in the estate left by his de-
ceased father. worth about 5000, 900.
BY this action the young man has
thrown away his chances of fortune,
as, if the will is broken. he would have
an almost certainty of being declared
the heir, the other claimants being
brothers or sisters of the deceased, or
descendants Of the same
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

yvv yonk. Feb. la-fi IL reported
here that the vsndcrbilts have recently
purchased iron mines in ttsc Bsrqvef.s
iron region Of Michigsn AT an aEgre-
gate outlay ~ about e., 10000 The
mines include one that was made ia
nous IN the courts samuel ]. Tslden
and the late ex senator William r. Par
mum were ipfeveef>d IN IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

q { { Il . arrested
by Tn ite 4
STATES officials
on the charge
Of being a par
tie ip nt Ia a
iga tie con-
spiraey involv-
ing the destrae-
ton of life and
q vast amount
OF Pr opeTty.
The conspiracy
involved the 6e-
strsletfOu ~ the
Shufeldt distii-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

sr~~ yearsy salary ef sa,ess IN ths
trs.st anA ~as rlsssa IN she ~sx II
naAklas several thousand naefv casa
Veal. he 9as PooF when as oz1'As herS''
eas - se~ rates al sass. sss ssa e~ns .
l.esatlfssl residence Ga fraspeet hiil.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Bofsg err. Idaho. Feb. FIN
Lerislstsre met In session wednes,ls,
fcr the purpose Of bsilotinr Cor United
States senator 10 succeed Senator Nc
ConBell The vot< resulted ss follows.
W. " Cisrrett q; xsvhew. 2; French
1. Baron J. Eighteen members de-
c1ised 20 -c4e and four were absent
Clsefstt wss declared elected
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Murderer. Indicted for r.riury.

MONTICELLO. Ill. Feb. l2.-Mrs. Ann
Eliza Holden and Edward Holden. who
confessed they killed Harley Russell.
have both been indicted for perjury ny
the Piatt County grand jury and they
will be brought here and tried for
perjury. The sentence will be added
to their term of imprisonment Mrs.
Holden told her son Calvin, who is in
Jail here, that she would kill Mrs. Rus
sell when she gets out of isil.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

vssHIseTos. Feb Iz.-Tbe President
and seerstary Proctor have Sustained
Colonel Torsythes management 81 the
Wounded Knee epgageDent contrary
20 The advice a General Eiles
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

CoETLAxp. v Y. Feb. l1-Mr. r.
Holland Tssen died here Wednesday.
He was member of the Forty second
and Forty-tkird Congresses In ls-s re
was sppaintei Cozazn issioEsr ef Fsa-
ssoas hy General Grant
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

FRFsxs. Cal, Feb. i2-Ths packing
horse of A. y. Karling, near Miiaea.
was destroyed ~ FIRE "Wednesday night.
Fifteen thousand boxes Of rsisins and
a large quantity Of vineyard material
were burned The hoss is ss4, Go, IN
sslrarce 81 6n0
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

RrcHNosD. Ind, Feb. 1.-The first
animal meeting of the United States
Baking Company was held st it, head
quarters here Wednesday. Forty stock
holders were present The reports
showed satisfactory results with q cap
itsl Of o.. eso. eoe II tweptv~nins fac
,oriss Prices we're continued without
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Dxrvyx. Col. Feb. 1s-Dsnisl shee-
han. the lesding rserchsfst ~ Red
Mountain has closed HE store, the
property being coveres by sstsshmsrss
His liabilities are eetsAssed ct $4,000.
sssets urknoxn