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LAMPS AND Gas STOVES.
q A MTDDrNAN. GIL 18th st.

POSITIVE CURE FOR PILEs--Use T.W: Bottoms
lnfallible Pile Salve. Most wonderful cures
accomplished and substantially Endorsed by
testimonials Try II and be relieved At all
druggists or mailed upon receipt of so cents
Per box by the WINKELMAxS d BRowN DRUG
Co. Of Baltimore, Md
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Smokers should notice the advertisement
in our today's issue of the Tiger Guiana"
Cigar. s27, dec27 mhZ7 iez7-4t
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LOOK At THIs.-The Great Atlantic and Pa
chic Tea Co, sol and sos It'll ST., cor. It'll and
E NV Best granulated sugar, &C., in I0-lb.
lots only, to any one buying tea or coffee from
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Mr. GILBERT ELLIOT, late agent in New York
for VIM Morris of London, is now in charge of
Alex. Mines wall paper and decorative de-
partments-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

A RrxZpY FOR GRIP, either in its earlier
or later stages, nothing 10 more beneficial than
the hne old Toksy. or old stock port of the To-
kAlon Wine Company. These wines are guar
ss:ssd absolutely pure and are highly recon-
msnded by physicians GA l4th strest-Adrt
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'sMASrroU," the finest sparkling table waite
and ginger champagne in the world An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates apper
tite. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally CHARLES KRAMER, 737 7th ST. NV
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AWNING, flag and tent manufacturers
Awnings for stores. city and country resi-
dences- Dealers in bunting. awning stripes and
canvas NJ. q. COPELAND & Co., 400 IL tn st. n. W
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FCssELL's PoPULAR Ice CREAM is delivered
to all parts Of Washington and Georgetown
every day in the year. Order quart for din
ner by telephone. 1927 New York avenue
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
,HARLEs scRIBSER's SONS
PUBLISH TO-DAY
PUBLISHER AND HIS FRIENDS.

CHARLES scRIBSERs SONS
PUBLISH TODAY
PUBLISHER AND HIS FRIESps
MEMOIR OF JOHN MURRAY,
With his corr~-pOnieaoe and an Account Of the o<s
and froTre-s Of tho HOUSE. I7ts-isx2
BY SAMUEL SMILES.
Two 1os.' sVo with fortrsits faW
a. " s~aaey's DaspatoA 70 ~ Y. Trsbp.>s
II 10 the second John Murray Ryron,s Mut-xy.
who Is notninAiiy. and 20 some extent actually. sss
hero OF the.e two volumes The whole story @ bi,
lstions with Byron. With Scott with Moore. with Dc
raeii with HaiiAm. with Lockhsrt. With Clifford snd
with many much le-s distinguished IN, .sn sn,.,~.s
ins OF letters is herr tod with fuln-s. and d~-
ton based on authentic document. nsin t.rt ,h>ss
documents, mostly original and h-r-sosor, up,nt.
hshed etters which rive the-. vOluss their hi.A.ss
value. They contribution 10 the literary history
OF the century. They abound remnsnenc>. ga IN
side-shts thrown sharply on men and thinss heyt>s
to do with literature"
Harold Frsderses DispateA % TIC " r. 7S...
one Of the most valuable and contytu-
tons TO English literary history many year,. No
other pcsthumcus work Of our tine. rich u 10 In
noteworthy examples Of the kind affords such k.-nly
drawn and intelligent pictures Of the lA.y OF great
writers and striking personalities Scott. B.run.
Campbell. southey. DE stAel. Canning. crsbbr the
two Disraeis and host Of others who lnird 10
the fortunes Of the house u Murray"
JUST ISSUED:
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And Other Stories. BY H. C. RUNNER iamo.
cloth. el.0o; paper. 50 oents
Mr.. Burners most eminent characteristics 10 81 er-
qusite taste. fAutless literary breeiins and an "a
erring insnc; Of literary refinement which 70, dos
not lack in strength and is fully masculine ~ s..
World.
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES.
studies Among the Tenements OF New Norf. ~
JACOB A. Rus. Illustrated from Photoss AtsIs
by the author. l2no.. SIX net.
worthy TO lie companion 10 In Darkest yrsr.
land. To which. indeed. . picture Of existing cl.
dtions il is superior Ii presents by pictures fos the
eye. and and ink pictures quite o. graphic ,ha.
phases Of modern pasHnsm which exist In our great
cities. DIR. Lyman Abbott.
s'Sold bg all booksellers. or cent postpaid b.
CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS,
743-745 Broadway.
New York. n
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FINE PonrRArrs at Kets Kemethy's, 11os Pa a,

FINE OLD RYE and Bourbon WHISTLES Of 1866,
1873 and 1879, the choicest to be had, and of
which make o speciality. Call at the old es-
tablishment Of CHRIS XASDER, 500 It'll street
northwest
One price only.
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CAPITAL CITY LAWN GRASS
Guaranteed to produce thick velvety turf,
trbe rose bulbs gladiolus, dahlias and crocus
roots. Lawn fertilizers and great American
lawn mowers, cheapest and best p. MANN d
Co., 207 It'll ut. NV, opp. Center Market
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VISIT our children's department and see the
suits We offer from 81 up.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
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SALE OF TICKETS for the Carroll Institute con-
cert Monday night now open at Ellis. -Adut
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suits and note our prices before you purchase
your spring suit
FrsrMIx PRns It'll and r
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ynrr THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WoRKs
ts1-6S5 Mass- ave- n ". Telephone ASA
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Ar Ir AoAry.-Gas stove season is here.
Examine the fast sellers at sl2 so, SIG, &c, and
even - low as g. 40, SIC, 6Oc., &c.
CHAs. A. NUpDINAS, GA 18th st.
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TEE HEADACHE from Ia Grippe" 10 instantly
relieved by Bromodine. Csc at druggists.
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SEE OuR LINE of spring overcoats- Our
prices will surprise you pleasingly.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.
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" ICopyl
TREASURY DEPARIMENf, OFFICE OF COMP
troller OF the Currency. Washington, Eeh 49, 1881
whereas, BY satisfactory eNlaence presented the
Undetermined, Il has been made TO appear that The
ONO National BANK OF Washington" an the city Of
Mashinzton and Distract OF Columoia has complied
with al the provisions of tine Statutes the United
states required to be comp led with before
on shall ue authorized 10 commence the business Of
oankins: Now, therefore, l, Inward 5. Lacey p
troer OF the currency. do hereby certify that The
ONO National Bank Of Washington" in the city OF
WASHINGTON anu District OF Co ubia il authorized
colnmsce the business q nsnking provided IN
ton hity-oue hundred and sixtyrine OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States In testimony WHEREOF
witness my hand and seal OF once tins lEh day
ruary, 1851.
lseal.l Z. s. LACEY. Comptroller OF the Currency
No Az fe2O,2l. 81, "a -. IIhs Ia. .2l sa4 H. Is II
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Fon RENT, SALE and other cards go to
McGILL & WALLACE, 1l07 Z st. NV.
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500 More Dress Forms Acc Only
At the Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern
Rooms, 7th and H n. and 4th and Pa. av. s.e
ap8-St
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,u.sIA, ALARMS, electric bells; l2O6 Pawn

BoYs' BICYCLE Cars, Csc. ". Fl. MOORE
Co.. Hatters and Furnishers. 2o9 Pennsylvania
ave- nv, opposite Botanical Garden.
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Youa BLoop


Needs thorough cleansing this spring. in order to
expel the impurities which have accumulated during
the winter, or which may b hereditary. and
cause you much suffering. We confidently
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla ~ the very best
spring medicine. By its the blood 10 pur:.
fed. enriched and vitalizsd. that tired feeling
II entirely overcome and the whole body given
strength and vieor. The appetite il restored
and sharpeued the digestive organs ars toned.
and the kidneys and liver invisorated.
BLOOD POISON
For years ct irregular intervals In all seasons
suffered the intoerable burning and itching Of blood
poisoning by ivy. 1t would break out on my
legs. In my throat and eyes. Last spring took
Hoods Ssrsaparila. a. . blood purifier, with
no thought Of It . special remedy for ivy
thorough cure" CALVIN T. SHUTE. Went
worth, n q.
SALT RHEUM
81 have little girl who was very seriously aficted
with salt rheum. tried various doctors without any
good effect, and st length I had recourse to
Hoods Sarsaparlla Two bottles completely
cured her and she has remained well ever since.
] can most confidently recommend Hoods
Sarsapsrlla to any similarly afflicted"
Mrs. THOS. DAVIES, Cleveland, Ohio.
N. B. If you decide to take Hoods Sarssparilla do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by al druggists eli six for S.. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD CO., Apothscaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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CHASE, umbrella maker, 11th St OPP. Star
ofice.
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BUSINESS IN GERMANY, powers, proofs, collec-
tJnA GERNAS-AMERIcAN AGENCY, AS 9TH st.
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Johnson's Restaurant,
405 18th ST. NV. The best meals and lunches
Ask for Shad Roe, cooked to order. apS-2t
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DENTISTRY.
ADJUSTMENTS.

L for the beneft Of the
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
~ street tween AZ and 9TH streets sw.),
7" be held IN the le, ture rom Of the church,
Season ticAets admitting gentleman and lady
r EMEMBER THE ORPHANS.
CONCERT. THEArER AND BALL
To be given by the
GERMANIA MENNEGCaOR,
For the ben fit OF the
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
MONDAY. APRIL C. ls91,
Al CONCORDIA HALL,
Cor. Sth and sts NV.
Adm s'on. each person. % cents.
A LBAUons GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FIFTH ANNUAL BENEFIT OF THE
WASHINGTON THEATRICAL MECHANICS AS
ISOLATION. NO. z.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL o, 1891.
The following artists will appear:
MISS PAULINE HALL AND EEI OPERA CO.,
I'd act OF ''Ernin:e !" the ID act of THE Bur liar
W. I. CARLETON. J. N. MURRAY. BLANCHE
CHAPMAN. SOL MINISTER. LORIS AND BEAGLE
LLEWELLIN.
WASHINGTON MANDOLIN. GUITAR AND BANJO
CLUB.
PROF ELINE.
Reserved seats Oc. 81. sale at box Office apl -lw
Fl ARRls' BiJoU rHEArEL
AIRS. P. Harris. r. L. Britton AMI T. F. Dean. propr,.
Week 1 conn TI.ia Z, NMsnd;y March 80.
j. q. STEW ALI.
And h; srsnas & TIP q, Dancers and
FAT N ( N Da' CT I.f 8 B. sonsaS'
Next wesk-sHADow DETECTIVE. mh3oGt
AcADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY. APRIL IA. 1891.
Mr.. CHARLES sANTLEY.
The word-renowned English Baritone.
assisted by
Mrs. Ida Bond E S Miss Ad. M0yl.n.
Mr.. Thomas Impst,, Herr Fran. wilczsck.
Tenor. violinist.
Miss jennie Davies Accompanies,
IND the
WASHINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY.
Prices. 81. SO. 81. IS and 50 cents
Tickets At Metzerotts. Wednesday. Aprl L mh2s-et
New TuRk1sH Barns.
mhs7.am 1879 Q st. NV
CALItORNIA, TEXAS. MEXICO.
- spselai parties. Seui-nonihiy. Tourist partje.
~ VIZ oou'oetn raeinc SouuI'auys Sun Ses anu
1sSsn ..s' AP PSls 70
Art, 40 So Sd ST.. Philadelphia. ja24-s, wlOit
THE LOOMS EUROPEAN PARTY FOR 1901.
Messrs. Warren Choate Co. announce the compile
tion oi All ARRANGEMENTS tor the summer trap to Europe
under the personal and superintendent of DIR. L.
z. Loomis In his fifteen years experience in con-
Quoting and directing European tours he has the
confidence and esteem OF the hundreds WHO have had
New York JUNE
scosnd Kn1pd q >, ~ ~ n
August 3.
Tie long tour party viii leave JUNE 20. taking in
the WsEner Festival. the Tyrolesn lnountsins Italy
xerland, France, &C. due in New York ssptesnbsr
The party viii b under the personal care Of Dr. l.
G. Ioomis and his essistapt, Mr.. W. b. Chosto snd
Will oe q No time IN charHe Of stranxr Or foreign
mkzo14Su6 80 11kh -
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FINANCIAL.
THE CAPITOL HILL SIX PER CENT PERMA.
xKNT BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The third monthly meeting for the receipt Of dues
on stock for the sxth series will held At McCauleys
Hall. 200 Pa ave. Sc, on MONDAY the 9Th instant, a,
so'clock pm. Subscription to the stock viii also be
received by any Of the below named officers. num-
bsr Of new shares have already been taken.
This association il carefully managed it's officers be-
Ing able At all times to show how and where its fund.
are invested and its stock located.
Shares, 81 each per month; an additional pAy,neu,
Of 81 Per month being required each share reoevnT
loan. $500 advanced each share Q: loan. SHARES
advanced on Participate in the profits the same as
shares not advanced on.
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Johnson's Restaurant,
405 18th ct. NV. The best meals and lunches.
Ask for Shad Roe, cooked to order. apS-2t
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GaAx. susAR, &C. ID. F. E ALrEMUs, 1410 P
A
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923 F ST. NV.

READ ApvERTIsEMxST, Page 4.
c. A. MUDDrAAS, Ga 18th 81
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
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A carefully selected line Of the
choicest colorings in wall paper for
spring.
JAMES B. HENDERSON, s23 F NV.
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Great Atlantic aud Pacific Tea Co..
col and sos 7th st.. 1920 14th at. NV,
3l04 NJ st., Georgetown, D. c.
225 Stores in the United States.
Granulated, 30.
A. 414c.
Extra c, &c.
Block Sugar, Go.
Powdered Sugar, &c.
Our $50. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be beat
apl-5t
DIR. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
Of the Nervous System has opened an Office in
Washington, DC, for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
fuous hairs, warts, moles marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DR..
E. O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. at their office,
1912 q st. NV. n22-sm,ttr
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FnE eyeglasses. 81 Optician, All Pa ave.
RLIoraIo gas lighting, speaking tubes. J. q
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CAPITAL CRY LAWN GRASS.

L,arrN1xa Rops, electric work. JHKuEaLrNe
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Lsoarsss RoDsneed attention no,o. KuEHIISa.
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
s13 AND 9l5 ST. NV
Has ths best plan devised for securing Home
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
Any amount loaned, repayabe sl3 per month on each
81. OOO advanced. shares. 81 per month. mat urlnS
in l02 months. tor $40. Front. ssss.
No BACK DUES REQUIRED.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON
SPECIAL PAAMEN1S.
Paid-up certifcate 800 issued $50 per share
per cent PEE annunn paid purchase price semi
annually.
OFFICERS:
Harrison Dingman, Pres. Alonzo Tweedale, Sec.
Geo. W. Leach. v. Pres Andrew Wall Msr
OF. Thompson. Treas. Genl J. Z. smith, Atty.
TRUSTEES;
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A. 4. Britton, Pres't.
DEfOsl IOkl,
fe9-tr CENTRAL NAIIONAL BANK.
nFFICE
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Johnson's Restaurant.
405 18th st. NV. The best meals and lunches
Ask for Shad Roe, cooked to order. ap3-2t
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Sufferers From Coughs, Sore Throat
&C., should try Browns Bronchial Troches
a simple but sure remedy. In boxes at 25c. 2
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Caligraph Writing Machine keeps every
business house up to the times. g.
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DR.. French,

The Renowned Magnetic Boston Specialist.
1925 F street the scene Of his wonderful cures.
His unparalleled success.
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The Fedora Dress Shields are Endorsed
BY Miss Annie Byrne. the leading dressmaker
In Baltimore, a. follows: I consider them
superior 70 all others and 90 do my customers.
For sale ct al 6rst-claas stores mhle-w&stjel
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Ousiness uouse up 70 the Times.
You Need Not Despair! Salvation Oil will
heal your burnt arm without scar. Csc.
Buy Machine With a Reputation
Earned by Forty Years Of Faithful Service
Examine our New High-Arm No. g. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ao-
ton Of shuttle machines.
WHEELER 4 Wilson MFa Co.,
te2S-str 4S7 9Th ct. NV.
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405 18th st. NV. The best meals and lunches.
Ask for Shad Roe, cooked to order. ap3-2t
The Red. Hand Brand
Or ALLsoPPs INDIA PALE ALE,
Brewed and bottled in England BY the re-
nowned firm of s. Alsopp / Sons, Ltd, can
be had from
JOHN Il. MAaRuDER,
14l7 New York ave. and ll22 Conn. ave.
jaSl-s&tu,n
Ladies'!
The place.
Where?
STAIN & FIsKI,
427 9th st. NV,
Where You can get all the leading French
Fashion Books. Latest styles. Headquarters
for all kinds Of Draping Forms from 81. 50 up
Renting and Repairing all
makes of Machines
mhl7-w,s,3w specially.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9Th street northwest dll.tr
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Unapproachable Cooking; everything
fresh from market. Dinner. 40c.; breakfast,
&c.; Board. "a and So per week.
It, WoMANs EXCHANGE, COS 18th st.
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SASS Cash per ton for Furnace Coal ll2
7th st. sc. Send postal. It,
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-12
WILL NOT BE SATISFIED.


Just after the PRONUNCIATION of the
Manifesto" and its ratification by the
Mormon.people in Conference assembled,
the Tribune October 7, 1890 said
Look upon it from any standpoint,
this is mighty advance, and the ulti-
mate result can on Y be the final death
of polygamy in the United States. The
church W il never again dare to OPENLY
endorse tie system unless 1t he in some
wild island or mainland where no laws
OF civil zatiOn interpose to prevent. So,
in any event, whether intended to be so
or not, it means the final end to pOlyg-
my"
And yet eight months after these
utterances 1t is still harping upon the.
insincerity of that move on the part of
the MormOns Now, while this is
very mean and inconsistent
it is still in keeping with the policy
which that paper has pursued all along
We remember the time when it advo-
Gated woman's suffrage as a cure-an for
Utah. 1t had its desire granted in this
matter, and then it found out that it
was not what it wanted at all. and be-
gan to agitate the question of having
the franchise taken away again, in
which it finally succeeded. 1t next
clamored for a secret ballot, saving that
this would emancipate the voters from
the priestly supervision which it alleged
the members of the church were sub
ject to. y Mormon legislature enacted
such law, but still TIE Tfijuas was
not happy. Having tried these
it began to adj
wise the young men of "Mormondom"
to frequent saloons and gambling dens,
to run after loose women and in "a gen
eraI way sell themselves to perditlon-
This hellIsli advice did not accomplish
the object. 1t next called on the young
men OF Utah to 'cOme out" Directly
they did so it claimed the priesthood
was handling them for some purpose.
1t then called on the church to stop the
practice OF polygamy. The manifesto
was proclaimed, and in all sincerity
the Mormon people accepted it. This
did not satisfy. \ division on nation
al lines was thenext remedy proposed.
The movement no sooner commenced
than the Tribune, in it. imbecility,
charged the Mormon people with bad
t..
And soft goes, The T,j5uae, like.
the ghost in Ma beth, will not down
Poor thing. We uity it.
The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-12
AN EXCITING NAN HUNT.
The Columbus Grove Bank Robber and
Murderer Battles His Pursuers

The Columbus Grove Bank Robber and
Murderer Battles His Pursuers.
COLUMBUS GROVE. O., August IL
The chase of the bank robber and muir
derer has been an exciting, although as
yet an unsuccessful one. Fully 1000
men are on The desperado'S trail. He
is however a fleet runner. He stopped
at the farm house of George Bailey ii
few miles out OF town to obtain q drink
OF water, and at several farm houses be-
tween Beaver Dam and Button. At
Frank Frcet'S house a number OF men
We're waiting for him, but he dashed
out of curnield right among the
crowd. Erect loaded his gun, but the
murderer dashed into the woods and
was soon lost TO view.
lie WAS again surrounded in Wilkin-
sons woods, but bis nerve did not fail
him, and he ran out into the open coun-
try. He ran across gang of men
about nine miles southeast, employed
by the Standard Oil company, in laying
"A new oil line. These men had no
notion OF the robbery, and when he
asked for something to eat, the boys
uISluSu UnPH lunch WIFI Din. he
called at farmhouse owned by Mrs
Report, who was sick in bed, and
rushed into the house with a revolver
in each hand. Mrs. Reports two
daughters went into mysteries. and it is
fear d that the mother will die from
the shock. The fugitive stole valu-
able blonded mare from the field OF
David Grated, and at Z O'Clock last
night he was seen going in the direc-
ton of Ada.
1t is believed by many that he be-
longs TO Mervin Kuhn's gang Of horse
thieves, and that he is trying to reach
Prospect, o., by way of Marion. 1t i
supposed that the murderer is now
secreted in dense forest lying about
half way between Ada and Button
The last man who saw him was Asa
Battle, living southeast of Button.
William Maple, brother of the cashier,
mas a large number of men on his trail
but VIII be unable to smoke him out
before to-day. Maple declares he will
capture him, dead or alive.