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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-24
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the County Asses. sor has completed the assessment roll for ISg2 and delivered ii 10 me; that it is now open iol inspection at the office of the Board of Super. yisors and that the Beard will meet as a Board Of Equalization or July lst Isqz. as pro. vided by law. VIM. D. MONMONIEK,
 Dated une 2I. I5e2, Clerk.
, 1892-03-16
MUSIC AND EDUCATION.
Editor Tribune:

Edition TriI771n.
N'l.ol iIlpule'
Your esteemed journal, indeed the en-
tire press of Olympia, has set our citizens
so brightness an exanople. has given sno,
,,ro,,,1+ o,,7 ,,o7,,o.f,1 2
pronlPV anu poWerlul support TO the Capt.
tai band, both financially by liberal sub
scription and editoriaIly by the most pen-
oro,1s o,,7 i,,+ollioo,,+ o5,,aooo-, q
~ Iic i ~ VI . season
~ P'2l1T faai DlU "a .e ooys OF the
Utilr i,,d E9gl o % ~ igS nfyily upon
- W. 70 your
oenl,b+ ssrufsplo Ptlog one eoys, nave
Z. ia courtesy
az 1aIIa Ton g1e sage
at u 'iieIlah iiel,nis t1 Siiey Ei would IKE to
eyTr W.T. Nm III Il Sltat weFe posslple,
l1ga W. oa1 tug ~ slle couIlgfy
sor1e f tb bos+ az ~ 81 WIN
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81 M
al1. bre ~ ~ NlaLc 1oGn;
80 - ~ piao, efoss saw ana
, 1892-03-16
Oh YMPIAN BRIEFS.
GOING ON TONIGHT

GOING ON TONIGHT.
FREE READING Room. Tacoma Hall.
". Mo. "A READING Room -8o8 Fourth
street.
DRILL %. AIT the rink
ORDER Or FoREsTERs Tacoma Hall.
ENcAMPMENT ODD FELLOWS odd Tel
lows Temple.
Sons oF VETERANS odd Fellows Tenn
pie.
METHODIST SOCIAL Az the parsonage.
Get prices on Main street then Cd to @The
Fair and get the same article for half the
money less.
BEEcHAOd's Pills cure Sick-Headache.
If you want first-class lunch Or dinner,
go to the Argo, 222 Fourth street.
d9tf Heath & Sturteyant.
DR.. Elliott, of Portland, will preach the
sermon at the dedication of the Unitarian
church.
Go to Swayne's for cigars. If
Early swimmers were seen in the bay
near the pipe factory yesterday.
G. Noscbka wishes to notify the public
that his spring stock has arrived. f20-tf
A portion of the shipment of the rails for
| the Westside Railway company arrived
yesterday over the Port Townsend South
ern.
Geo. Stodola, has removed his tailor
shop to $40 Nam street. room 5. m4-1m
| George e. Filley is the possessor of a
talloW dip used by Abraham Lincoln when
a student
The report of the county treasurer will
be found in the county commissioners pro
ceedings elsewhere.
Rex beef tea surpasses all other brands
at the, Acme drug store. Marr q Ross.
m15-tf
The G. A. R. meeting this week will be
held at the usual place.
William Cullen is suffering with an in.
jury to his leg, caused by the rolling of q
log on it.
New Subscriptions to THE DAILY OLYM
PA TRIBUNE, are already coming in at 6
rapid rate.
All the latest styles and sizes in photo:
! from the stamp to fourteen by seventeen
heads, at Rogers, the photographer.
m15-3t
The associated league of the Puget SounC
! amateur baseball clubs will meet in Tacom;
on Sunday next.
w. b. Smith, the clothing salesman O
Toklas & Kaufman, is at st. Peters hos
pital. His mind is affected and friends are
caring for him. This afternoon he became
a raY1ng maniac and it was necessary tC
handcuf him and place him in the stee
cell of the county jail.
Read the proceedings of the county com
missioners elsewhere.
Everybody drinks Rex beef tea, free. a
Acme Drug store. Mari & Ross. m15-tf
oyou want 5000 worth of life insuranc,
for five cents a day and good newspape
in the bargain2 See our proposition OF
the first page.
Rex beef tea is not a medicine. 1t is
food. Come and try it. Acme drug store
Mari & Ross. m15-tf
The county commissioners will meet th,
county commissioners of Pierce county a
erecting a bridge across the NesquaIly tss al Y
which is badly wanted.
After once using Rex beef tea you will
have no other, at Marr & Ross, Acme drui
store. m15-tf
, 1892-03-16
PERSONALITIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Bettman are down the
Sound.
! Mrs. NJ. H. Elder is home from visit to
Tacoma.
pr. Newcomb is out again after al attack
Of the grippe.
Miss Jennie Gray is home from two
weeks visit to Tacoma.
Charles Hatch, brother Of Captain
Hatch, is in the city from Seattle.
Mrs. 4. Portman, Of Port Townsend, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. IA. III. Chambers
General r. q. O'Brien and General
Archibald Adams will go to Tacoma this
evening to attend the meeting Of the loyal
legion.
MA. Gattstein, Charles +. Fishback
and wife, Of Seattle, r. p Fabi, i. S Man
ley and wife, Of Tacoma, o. @. Hanson and
Thomas Bordeand and wife, of Shelton.
and Fl. w. Allpost Of Portland, are regis
tered at the Olympia
G. X. Johnson, Of ST. Paul and Clara p.
Dale, OF Minneapolis, have been granted a
marriage license.
John Miller Murphy, editor of the Olym-
pia Standard, was in town yesterday. He
says. the Puget Sound country, Olympia in
particular, is recovering from the depres-
sion which has existed for some time,
Olympia recently foated $155,OO0 bonds,
and two companies are building six miles
of electric lines. Mr.. Murphy says Olyn-
pia's population is 8000.-The Oregonian.
, 1892-03-16
AVER is INCORRECT.


the Late superintendent Rogers
HAS a Few words to say Rela-
tive TO the Statement OF the
County Attorney--Htotten Brick.
County Attorney Aver recently said, in
discussing court house matters that the
material and workmanship was all right
but that the defect is III the architecture, F
said a reporter Of THE TRIBUNE to w. "A.
Rogers the late superintendent. us this
correct R"
The latter is to some extent true, said
Mr.. Rogers, 'but as to material Mr.. Aver
is wrong. For instance the specifications
say that the brick shall be the
best quality, hard burned brick, hard,
sound, square edged and true. No soft
salmon or defective brick to be allowed on
the premises"
'fAre any defective brick in the building ?o
Eyes. There is one main wall on the
second floor that is built almost wholly Of
brick that were condemned by Mr.. Evans
for the reason that he himself said that
they were not fit-to put in anything. There
et4S AOVo VI D1lSA Du1AG III QUIET parts Oh the
building that Mr.. Aver or anybody else
could crush in their hands,"
care you ready to prove this ?''
" eS, to the entire satisfaction of Mr.,
Aver or anybody else.''
"How about the south side of the build.
II noticed that the architect pre.
sented bill for the tearing of it down and
building it up again, and the commission.
ers did not allow it. I am glad of that. ]
understand that he based his claim thai
the cause of the defect was due to an earth.
quake shock. That is not so. in the first
place, the architect was at fault in his
plans. Now L happen to know something
about that myself. That there was a quake
I admit, but in his case it happened to be a
stonequake. When they were setting one
of the upper arch stones it came down toe
! quick and too far, and when it struck the
center the jar started the lower arch and
knocked the masons' tools down to the
ground. I have. proof of this, also, and ]
fail to see why the county should pay fol
| the rebuilding of that wall. -
, 1892-03-16

EFFORTS UNDER WAY TO SECURE
DESIRED IMPROVEMENTS.


The Beautifyfng of Maple Park,
and the square lin Front of tine
New Court houses what Abut-
ting owners Will do.
Should the residents Of Maple park sue
ceed id having that thoroughfare improved
as is now contemplated, they will make it
one of the most beautiful avenues in or
near the state capital Maple Park, which
takes its name from the rows Of stately
maple trees which line both sides of the
wide avenue, was laid out by Hazard
Stevens, nearly twenty years ago 1t is
1856 feet wide, with go foot park in the
center, and a 38 foot roadway on either
side, and extends four blocks east from
Main street.
For many months efforts have been made
to place the park in a better condition. The
property owners have signed an agreement
to grade the streets on either side, proyid-
ing the city will improve the park. The
matter now rests with the street com
mittee.
The idea is to have the city terrace, lay
out walks and plant new trees where nee
essary. This, it is estimated, will cost not
to exceed $500. Many of theabutting own
ers will then beautify the center with plants
and flowers. There are now number o1
pretty residences along the avenue and
the thoroughfare has been unfairly neglect
ed, when the number of individual inn
proyements are considered.
Plans are also being considered for the
improvement Of the city square, on Mair
street. OF the many suggestions, one re-
Gently offered by W. A. Rogers seems tc
meet with the approval of a number OF
citizens. Mr.. Rogers plan was tc
raise the grade of the square in conformity
to the grounds surrounding the court
house. Then shut off Washington street
between Sixth and Seventh to heavy
teams, making a pretty carriage driveway
The square proper could be laid off in
walks, with trees and shrubbery, which
would not only beautify the square itself
but would add much to the appearance o
the court house. 1t is understood that tn
county would be induced to bear portion
Of Sncb aYneusn
, 1892-03-16

Since its first introduction, Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alternatives CON
tanning nothing which permits its use as a
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as
the best and purest medicine for all all
ments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.-It
will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Com
stlpation, and drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn, Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle Or the money will be refunded. Price
only 30 cents per bottle. Sold by Acme
drug store, MaTr & Ross proprietors.
, 1892-03-16
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
The State Bank of Olympia will Close
Its Doors,

Inc SGaGe Bank OF olympia VIII Close
Its Doors.
The State Bank is preparing to wind up
its business and close its doors. This morn
ing its office was transferred to the direct
ors' room of the First National bank and
its affairs will be settled up there.
The closing of the Institution was occa-
stoned by the removal to Seattle of the
president, e. w. Andrews, and the cashier,
Robert G. Hooker The bank opened for
business on May 10, $780, with Ii. w. An
drews as president, G. S. Eaton, vice presi-
dent, and R. G. Hooker, cashier, who,
with w. #. Newell and H. V. Ogden, com
posed the board of directors. The deposit
ors of the bank have received the following
notice:
"!Ehe State Bank Of Olympia is closing
up its affairs. Notice is hereby given to all
depositors of the savings department that
interest on their deposits will cease on
April Is, and they are requested to draw
their balances by that date. The business
Of this bank will hereafter be transacted at
the First National Bank of Olympia. where
all depositors will be paid and where all
notes and moneys due this bank are pay
able"
Business was transacted today at the
Eirst National Bank
, 1892-03-16
Real Estate Transfers,

Following are tie real estate transfers
ranortad nj tha ranital ritw AEstroa+
Title Insurance company, Chambe
block:
TTnitad gta+ag ~ MarL ~ D;bbIa
seiI sac i2 IN 1s L-g21f' paf
ent...o.. - N n N NJ
an IN SSlls'r, and n n Afo+ ~ +tr,sS Y 9es
subdiy W - --0'0-li''A
ca 4 Mot5n,aan1' r n II N 1To+t
, 1892-03-16

The best saIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Uhapped Hands, Chilblajns,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Acme drug store, Mari e Ross,
PToprietors.
, 1892-03-16
Is III GeneralIv Knnun

That Olympia has steam laundry that
is fast coming to the front and is now turn
ing out work which is not exceIled in
either Portland or San Francisco and prices
with the lowest. Cinnamon and one-horse
laundries were not in it with the City Steam
Laundry. Just try it and you'll not
deny it m1-1m
, 1892-03-16
Nervous Prostrati0n.

drunkenness, fits, opium habit st. Vitus
dance, hysteria, headache. hot flashes,
nervous dyspepsia, confusion, are cured by
DR.. Miles Neryine, Trial bottles and fine
books free at Acme drug store. Mari & Ross
proprietors, or by mail 10 cents, DR.. Miles
Medical Co. Elkhart Ind
, 1892-03-16
Preferred the Other Kind.

life: CustomerT got bottle Of cod
liver oil here yesterday that you said YOU
had disguised SO That no one would know
it. I have brought il back
Druggist Why, isn'tit all right.
Customer-No, give me bottle without
any disguise.
, 1892-03-16
Wood and Bark,

All kinds of dry wood and bark for sale
by the undersigned, sizes to order.
JOHN ID. REACH.
Office at Foster & Iabereels. Tel. 3.
, 1892-03-16
Nitschke,s CONCERT.


Much interest is being manifested in the
concert for the Sherman valley school,
which will be given on Monday evening al
the Collegiate Institute. The concert
which is to be given under the auspices OF
Prof. Nitschke, will be aided by the Capi.
tai City band. The following is the pro.
gramme:
PART I.
overture-"Poet and Peasant" suppe
Song Queen of Night, Mrs. J. S. Tory,
Miss Lorena Wakeman.
Piano Solo" Last Hope" Gottscholk,
Mr.. g. w. johnson.
Trombone Solo Enjoyment Polka, I" q.
D. Barnard, Mr.. A. Kaufman
Song-"The Angels Serenade,n - G. Bra
ger with violin obligato, Mr.. L. J. Hender-
son.
Medley Two Old Melodies, " Thalberg;
Prof Nitsehke.
PART II.
Either Duet-"O, Liebe Heinath, /" Pagh /;
M r. Krlts9hman and SON.
Quartette -"Soft O'er the Fountain.U ]
B. Herbert, Messrs. Hill, Ferguson, Gran
dali and Henderson.
Selection = college Overture" M oses
Band.
Song Selected, Miss Coyington.
Historical Sketch-By Prof. Nitschke,
First and Last Presentation Of 'The Mes
siah' under the Authors Baton.' Vocal IL
lustration by Miss M. Vaut, accompanied
by Mr.. W. G. Johnson.
, 1892-03-16
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

CORNER 4th and Pear streets two houses,
~ one five rooms, one three rooms. Apply
corner 9Th and Pear ln9-6t
, 1892-03-16

We have notified you Of their expected arrival
in last weeks paper and sure enough they came on
Monday.
To attempt description of the lot would be
impossible. There is too much. of variety In
order that the ladies may Judge for themselves we
have displayed them in our corner store window.
1t will be observed that not two patterns are
alike in color or style.
These are the very latest Partisan novelties, i'm
ported materials of very fine quality and finish.
Better assortment or pretter styles cannot be seen
anywhere in this country.
There are "a suits in ALL containing yards
each, sufficient for a full pattern We have marked
prices within the reach Of ALL
Our new trimmings to match will be in within
day or two.
We have also received the first shipment of
spring jackets and wraps, which, as we informed you
previously, would be 'the thing" They are dis
played in our dry goods department, and we prom
ise you will please everybody.
We are very enthusiastic over the good selection
this season. Our New York buyer has outdone
himself this time in securing for us the cream Of nov
elites in everything, especially dress goods
It will be treat to every fashion loving lady to
study our display Of suits in the corner window.
, 1892-03-16
for Infants and Children.

"cast,ria isscwell adapted to children that
Irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me'' H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
, 1892-03-16

3. ]. VANEPPs,
Business Manager Capital Band.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

zach exsvr As m4y bsss eHpr.ss Esn-
or 20 tn siscover-r aat sppreeia-
toa q ts- great srassvsrasats u
the Tour ovnplcts cs-sart . % Ane-fe.n nf~. ~
SsT aai xiaiaess eassiaP IN. ast.oa 49, mist
f.v sad xlasaess an<nowz .. nations over
whirh iinissd or sbsaists ussnsrshi.. -x@-es--
'ail sszy itis daT q LAh-rsy . dsv e fra
tsrniiy. city % Equsiisv DAY upsn .hs-h
rtrh aai pro-. y0usg and cid aA,i~- ant for
ign hnrr. frsua the oe..xn -Ss-h--l Shores u
Lads II - the .xtrsmi.Y ~ toe ossl-
d~a 04fe. vh=rs the cii1s are kEas-.I bv
ts- gszfis waves % Tbs Ps-sae. arc .lz.iax
~ith hrsrf and voios. eAsasiax n aasssa oas
great Fssa &sr-udiag In the sks.@ AMI t.as
trstinx ths thin vi that hii-. tho eoa:ia~ut
tra-a the ahsdlnx place - st-rasl 0ad bi~..
ear u2fiv. Iz.s4
a psras3- % state in.axurzs~d the exercises
q ths fsy Ssanaa boom-d .. asyhrvsk-s
sAtEo1si saluts oa tbs nattoa's hpiifsy-start-
has the tired million t~s frvrn thsir alum.
~r..snd --rving notice that the doinxs Of y.stsr-
LAY we're bat tains that ts past AMI the erown.
tns sr-nt % ia ocrssioa wss re- to come
Fh- very air wss ssus-d with holiday osone.
pas felt tns,inet.vely that thls w.s not . Day
foF tod 1r fSr druigsrs. that II "a. . DAY ds,ii-
eatsf & the reorI, and for the People Day
had hsrsIy davuei when MSchixsn
wsri % Jackson Park. distance ~
ovsr THsis-. e,ransac-d to Be frinx-i on either
ssfs with m-a aud women Eaea r5nsnt
added it, quota to tbs early rissrs. Uptown
aud down town 10 was very much such .
crowd as that which passsd judgment on ths
CIVIC procss>ton OF yesterday. but reinforced
With decidedly larg. sEat.srinS Of m sn osrs
Of local polite society F." between whose i'm pos
ing mansions and tasteful villas the hns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

wa In she Waite HouSe. By tns bcSs~ft- os ht,
dyinz vie Thu tEers we're III. rususb..r. q
ths esbtn~t: the speaker of tbs hozss: tss
cnssf jas;ics and thu s-seciats ,sssis--s. er
pr- aieot 1ayes. ant many xuvsrner-: AMI
tnsr- we're foreign digaitsrses sirso<s xifhout
aumb r There w@- . re,-epsiprs. dariag which
the tsvttri sr~st, were first iHtrelEc~f 10 sh~
words fair rfsnasers. tA~a 90 th- ecrr mite
on aTranxsrn-nss. n-xt te tks pstrone-.-. nia
a1s4iT- aftsr ruuning ths gauntlet. to ths vcs
pre,ti~n; sni tas other ds-.snrusss & xrwss.
Altar tss r-srptssn coagi1~rshis time vas
o-r-uFt~sl ~ the mArzgsrs In arrsagiax 'h-
spor sor tss crsaiog qasalriiis aass u AFT =
u o'ciors when the strata. % TIE ccrass v.sila
ant harp snaana.sn-i the dsvss.~-s % -. s.-K-s.
ehor~Sn art to tbs e~afer - -. fsor 10 ia.nxa-
Es:s = inEtax % tie iixht fsntssthc 80 -
An -isblrst- -nppsr. hewss~r. w4- hT ~
nnssns iazxn19caaf feature - tas asxht's pss-
gTsnns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Of march had been routed out Th~re
were times when II seemed as though
the entire population OF the winsy City
reinforcet By its quarter million visitors or so.
from far and near. was On the streets bstwssn
the Lake Front and Jackson park. Fortunate
boilers OF inviistioas sntitifax them TO partic-
ipat:on In ,hs exercises OF the isy began 20
move soui Inward AZ an sbaorrualiy early hour
apparently Determined to take time by the fore
lo'k aud 10 secure . point Of vantage. Soon
sfrer O'Clock those intending 10 participate
in the procession began to mxss themselves IN
the Auditorium. willis tho vehiciss were
masssd Ia columns Of four on the other SIDE Of
the hosteiry aud wabash svslus. A few min
utss after o'clock the order was given for the
head Of the column to move. The escortinr
military comprised thre. batteries Of artillery
from Fort Riley Msi Randolph conmsntinx:
one from Fort sheridan. four companies Of the
Fifth and Sixth cavalry. Z. s. A
After the military the procession Of carriages
with their occupants moved In ths folio wing
order:
vbcs-P-ssident Morton was accompanied By
President T. W. Palmer Of the nstiosal com
mission. and President H. ". Higxinbothzm OF
tie directory. Tbs vice. presidential earrisge
was drawn by four whits hors-s ridden by pos
tiilioas In scarlet. Over the doors Of the car
rage were craped tvo Of ths finest Gags that
we're ever made. and which came Q few day.
ago from sha mandatory Of q Phila-
deiphia firm af cost Of 500 One
was the national Gag with forty four
stars and the other an infantry stand Of
col0rz. hl1s ground with the coat OF arms Of
tho ritsd st2tez In toe center. The coat Of
sFr.s was snhrr.dsrsd IN tas natural solors os
tns sssls. With tbs ssisA CO htz hrsass snd tss
, FiSEseSs VSsRf psssssi is bis essk gas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Mrs Potter Palmer. on the part Of the board
Of lady managers At IN. close Of Mrs Palmer :
address came one by President Higgfnbothsui
Of the Columbian exposition This va. replied
TO by President Palmer. ard then came the
dedsc.tory address by Vice President Morton.
Mr. Morton. in concluding. used the following
words:
Mr. rr.-iisnt, in the name Of the rovsrn-
nent OF the Cnfted States l hereby dedicate
the.s builtinss sni their appurt-raaees in
tsndef by the conzr~es OF the United States for
the use Of the Words Columbian exposition 70
the worlds progress IN ART. IN .ctsnes. in sgri-
culture and IN manufactures. dsdicsts IA m
% humanity God save the United States Of
America
The conelusion Of this address ws. the signal
for loui and long continued applause AMI
whom tns vice president stspp.d forward to
bow his thanks ons- sixht Of q million men aud
women ro~e 10 their feet an gave him sxIvo
OF applause that be 10 nksly TO rsrasmbsr 50
long as be has breath All life The "HslIeiu-
jay chorus~ was rsadsrsd az this point.
A good old fashioned reception Of cordialitv
was extsnded 10 Henry wstter-on when b.
came 70 tbs trout Of the stage % deliver his
address Mr.. wsttsrsoa vas followed by Hon.
Chaunoey " Dspsw. vhoss Grafton wa.
hosrsily p1netuatsd with spplsuss, as also that
Of Mr. wattsr-oo'a
After the chorus had rendered B--tboy.n'.
In Prsiss Of God Cardinal Gibbons arose
"a. ". S.-sd q q. s.,d1. s.ad an and ;ssry bead
Gr-cs While the eminent prslsts Of
Tered fervsEt supplicstio1- A hlesrtnx
was Pronoancsd By Raw. DIR A p. McCook. q
tho Frs Prssbyt-r.au ssurch Of Phf.ielphls,
away, ths hsnd struck sp Tbs familiar strains
second sfkaaa~
IA. wsrls's sAss ssaesss, we're ss.ls.,sa,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

Mrs. HARRISON is dead. Calmly and
peacefully, like 4 tired child falling
asleep in It's mothers arms. she sank
into the embrace Of death at leo o'clock
on the morning of the ssth.
THE commissioner OF agriculture OF
Georgia SAYS that Georgia's cotton crop
will not be more than g per cent Of an
average crop. He thinks il will not
reach moro than 100000 bales
]. HAzLEToN CooHE, Of New Haven.
Conn. is suing the estate OF the late
Daniel Hand. who a few years ago gave
g. eco. coo for the education OF the
colored people in the North. Cooke
alleges that Hand owed him SIS, $50 fot
educating a nephew
The greatest land deal ever made
in Northern Mexico was consummated
on the a4th IL was the sale Of the eele-
bratcd Cedros Hacienda, embracing
i.so0. 600 acres Of land. The consislerz-
tion is placed at si.o0o.0oo.
THE men who were arrested in Teney
County, Mo-, charged with lynching
Bright and we're acquitted, have brought
suit against Gov. Francis and the Teney
County officials for false imprisonment
The Tolliver- Howard feud has broken
out again in Western Kentucky, with
fatal results. A general fight occurred
at II pgtown. Rowan County. on the sfth.
Col. TolIiver was instantly killed. wylie
TolIiver was shot in the bowels and Sam
Howard received four rifle balls in the
body.
Ir is charged that Train Robbers
Fluteh and Floyd, who escaped at Or
lando. Fla. 4 few days ago, secured their
release by bribing the officers
TIE reports regarding an outbreak
among the Sioux Indians of the Pine
Ridge and Rosebud agencies have
aroused the entire southwestern Por-
,ion of South Dakota and Northern
Nebraska, and worked great injury to
mercantile interests
TKr four children Of John Matthews
living near Clinton, - C.. were burned
10 a erisp on the Goth. The father and
mother had been in attendance upon
some religious observance. and had
locked the children in the house, which
caught fire.
IL Calhoun County. Ark. which was
the scene OF the late race war. the sheriff
on the 2lst arrested band of white
cappers, some IS number, all Of whom
we're white. and several were prominent
in the se..al aai bssinsss asa!ss oI .be
county