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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-26


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Varnlsh,
GLASS,
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and
PAINTERS supplies
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-26
salem.

We sowed some rye the 9th of Dee that Is
coming up nicely. Some of il is an inch or two
tall 1t did not sprOut ntall last fall. The -
port from those who sOwed wheat last fall -
anything but encouraging. The thawing and
freezing seems to have frozen il out. II is too
bad Those who did not SOW last fall are hug
ging themselves in their joy at not sowing
Several of the farmers here are going To plant
Kaffir corn and other varieties of that corn. All
those who have raised ii report u large yield of
seed 10 To 10 bushels to the acre. IL is greediy
deVOured by all kinks of stock. tbs especially
good for hens To promote their LAYING. Weighs
10 lbs to the bushel. The fodder is excellent
for stock and if planted early two crops can be
cut from it. ; d. Nash planted some very late
Inst year and on thin land, that went over 40
bushels of seed to the acre. He is very enthus
iastic over it and will plant more this year. \.
VI Beeman planted 5acres last year and he will
plant Is this He says the best way is TO plant
the same as broom corn, then take a five tooth
cultivatOr, take out the front tooth, put two
cut with with binder and stack as you would
wheat Is L. Reese will plant Is acres, l.. Il
Pearson from To 10 Why don't someone who
has had experience with il give their experience
through the REGISTER? Not only how TO grow
IT, but to care for ii until 1t is in the bin, and
then how TO feed it. We have taken a good deal
of pains for the last two or three weeks to in
quiro about it, and everyone who has anything
TO do with it reports 1avOrably. Give us your
experience.
The wet weather has put stop to farming
down here.
Mrs David Byrun is about the largest grower
of hens in Salem They are making her lots of
money now
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Pieds0RfOR Obscrrer: The lola
REGISTER came out last week for Ed !.
T. Barber, of Allen county, for State
superintendent of Public Instruction.
Mr.. Barber is graduate of the State
Normal and has had "A years of sue
eessful work as instructor. He is now
serving his second term as county
superintendent of Allen county and is
among the leading educational work.
ers of Kansas.
NO ONE QUESTIONS HIS ABILITY.
Yates Center NcaCs: Superintend-
ent Barber of Allen county has signi-
fled his intention Of securing the Re-
publican nomination for State Super
intendent if it is in his power to do so.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-16

PREsENrATIoN.-On Friday. Jan. 9Th.
1892, Mr.. E. j. Legendre, the talented
and devoted leader Of the Thibodsux
Brass Band, was made the recipient Of
. beautiful cornct, triple ~silver.p 'atea.
raeunted in gold an silver, with beau
tifuI flower designs. On the bell por-
ton of The cornet, are artistically en-
graved the following words "Present-
ed by the Thibodaux Band to their
Leader, Z. j. Legendre."
Mr.. Legendre 10 highly deserving of
this mark Of affection from the mem
her. of the band, and the gift is but a
slight token of the assiduous services
he has rendered the baud as leader.
Tie presentation, was made by Mr.
JOS. A. Trone, the worthy president OF
the Baud in most touching and well
worded language.
Mr.. Lesendre, in accepting the gift,
thanked with a heart full of emotion
ard gratitude, his friends for their kline
! remembrance Of him, and promised
that they should never be forgotten,
! for this their mark of love and brother
ly affection.
After the presentation, the Bant
proceeded to Albcrti's Saloon, ant
wee handsomely treated.
on their return. they serenaded bot
the Comet of Lafourche,' and thu
.sThibodanx Sentinel"
The ..SENTINEL." tenders its sinccrcs
thanks to the Tiibodaux Band. witt
hopes that their guiding star in tn
musical armament will grow origfte
and brighter.
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PI1aoHALs.
Gov. C. Knobloch 10 still suffering
from a severe cold.

Gov. C. Knobloch 10 still suffering
from a severe cold.
Mr.. Eddie st. Martin was in town
this week, attending to business for
DR.. John Gaxzo.
From last reports, DR.. John Gazzo,
Jr., is improving, and will be back
shortly to attend to his professional
business.
Mr.. John L. Tompkins has left Thi-
boGaua. and gone to St. James Parish
t." open a large dry goods and grocery
store, in the Immediate neighborhood
ofthe immense saw-miIl lately put up
h ~,iessrs. Lutcher e. Moore OF Orange,
Texas. MAY success crown his effnrts.
F., Hon. f. A. O'Suliivan has been in
Town with his family since Thursday.
the I'VE of New Year. For several
da>s hr has been confined to he'd with
a slight attack of ia grippe" He is
now better, and attending to profess
ainnal duties
Mr.. L. j. joliet, our brother, has
been .n"ndinr some time with us. He
is inst from Brazoria Co. Texas, where
he "a he II assistant sugar-maker,
nninr tne diffusion process, on the
Darlington plantation, belonging to
r. :. Willis. He brought along q few
samples Of sugar made by hint is
as good as any We have een He re-
! turned to Horma on lat Monday.
Messrs. L. E Roussel and Frank
| Sureaux arrived on last Sunday even-
ing from Eagle Lake. Texas. where
! they have been out sugar rolling 70,
the lass three months, Mr.. Roussel, a,
nechanical engineer. and Mr.. Sureaux,
a. augar-maker. They are perfectly
well pleased with their trip. and pro
pos returning this fall.
Bishop David Sc ssums. bishop elec
ot the Episcopal diocese of Louisiana
held services in st. Johns Church
Thibodaus, on last Sunday evening
and confirmed mt applicant, Mis-
Olive Mcbride. This was his first viai
as bishop to Thibodaux. We are toll
he preached an eloquent sermon, an
by his affability and dignity Of deport
ment, created quite q favorable i'm
preston. The congregation. OF ac
count of the il clem1ncy Of the wealth
er, was. small but appreeiative.
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No set of men have Il right to go in
to Il primary election, contest for the
victory. and. after their defeat. refuse
TO atid" Ivy the result. And yet. this
is precisely what the opponents of
Gov. McErers, who style themselves
ants. have done. They went before
the people, misrepreSented the great
question, villiticd those who did not
share their views, submitted to a test
If strength at the ballot-box. and,
when by fifteen thousand majority
their pseudo-morality and absurd pre-
tensions were repudiated, they refused
to abide by the decision of the popu.
lar will.
All kind of Christmas goods ani
toys to be found ct the store Of r. r
kcBride's.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-16

Alan.etn : II The Pla tt IS Club,
held IN their hall on Saturday las', the
holl. wing, officers were elected: W. H.
Ragan. president; E. Z. M"rvant. LIST
,jce.pr~sident L. N.2kotl,, End vice.
president L. P. Csillonel, 3rd vice
president; II. n. Couion, secretary
Y. Zer.e I. tr-a<Qrer; aud Ozeine-Na
ouin. meunb,I, who with the officers
form tie governing committee.
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The Thibadaux "Last Night Revel

The Thibodaux last Night KeSe1.
lers' gave another grand supper "n
Thursday evening the It'll inst in the
spacious dining room of Mrs. AlbertIs
Strangers Hotel. Thirty or more mem
hers nartook of the comestihles. Sew
eral bumpers were drank after supper
in tn. sparkling champagne. Toe
nucll tlaise cannot be gwen Mrs. Al
be,tJ. for the neat manner in whlel
every thing was served, and her COOK
Vine tor her splendid and palatahl'
enieirs.
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1ota ward,-Poll 81, Eli Ducos' store: poll
80, A%lphonse T~errebonne's; poll ~, frank
Parra's; poll 40, Wallace Pierces school
house.
On the adoption of The foregoing resolu-
lions the rell was called and resulted IN IS
yeas and Lo nays, and thcFeupon. tho re
solutions ,ere declared unanimously adop-
ted.
A vote OF thanks was rendered aadse =. a.
Fngerran and the 7. 81. u. Tor the use OF
their office and hall.
ON motion duly SECONDED the committee
then adjourned subject ocall.
g. T GRISAMOEE,
Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-16

THE MITCHELL BROS. produce boat
a ..i-I.d the Bayou Lafnurche 8 nee
tas, rl, day. and will reach Thio".
dam IN about ten days, with II -on,
stoc vt Peerless Seed potatoes.
Tn ,.r 'rsiring good seed, would do
cell 10 wait and procure their plant-
inp ,inte q q for this year from this
cell xrtiwn tirin.
Ti,-s Will go .i"wn as tai AS Lock
port.
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G,sta ADVICE Exchange: IN WIN
ser ,..,a exercise is required Tor the
body than IN summer.
Wen warm Undertaking. mate
rial If nmn texture is preferable,
Avid catching cold. but should You
develop cough take immediate s'sPs
20 &c I;i Of il.
The most eftcctiveremedyto r e"us.
or coll, is Marden's Pectoral balm -
is pleasant to take aud never iaiis 70
AK yonr druggist for it, and don't
.be pursnaded 70 AXE any other In
stead.
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La GRfprE ONCE MORE -Marden's
pectmal Balm IL an uHfailiug Gu e ioi
this dieanl disease. Begun using The
Rain, in;mpdiAr't ut"tn discovering
she ~, sen ofrhe disease. 1t never
fail to cure Il. =:
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~, tc is hereby given that tie Ak
-. mfA STATE and parish, t"t the year
1897. nc now past due, and that thooe
who have not yet paid their taxes had
bette, come MP and settle them WIN
She >le,iT. If they wish to save further
costs
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NDTiCE.
er.rz ,snrAnIsH llctxsEs FOR 1892

. - KFF5EF 49, -N5Ey w -.
Office T.x-f"tieetor, Parish Of Lafourche,
ihiboiaux, Jan. 18th. 1892,
Notice 10 hereby given To all, license PAYERS
il t,i. Parish iist | an prepared 20 collect
i.ll Parish .t.l State Liceu-rs Tor tie yritr
i>a,. AL nere--try blank Iiccn-e- are al
IN aud reaf. 70 b.. filled. Attorneys fees Of
10 per cent ia addition to costa. will accrue
on ANY Ii seusc nppail Oh or after April lst,
1879. T. 4 LORfO.
Sheriff and Tax-Callecter.
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Nil. G @ Dantlh has opened IL new
store in the SAME stand lately o~etnrie J
hy Mr.. j. :. T. D~ezAuche, corner Jack
sop and Main Streets, near the T. ilo-
aaur Bridge Co. We hope him success
IN hi. new enterprise.
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Ok. of Fl GOOD THINGS Their is
sotl1in. ..iust as good as Creole Fe-
saal. ~,nnic. Every lady who has CIV
nial will tell you there is moth
inc 1iie it for woman's peculiar ai'-
Yueufs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lsblt we're made
banpy BIZ the arrival of 4 bouncing
no, on last Saturday night. He mas
come to stay.
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Mr.. C. j. Legendr-, merchant AT the
corner - ST. Ptilip and Rose Streets,
bss Just purchased the contents Of The
.tore kept by Mr. John l.. T~omrkiL>.
Mr., Lrs-ndte will Continue %nereltan-
5i.,n H. 10th %sts,rts. Ia whit lat FL
ia al, tthel ii furniture etole.
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FOR sale.

Que per rviiu.lcr boilers complete one
por.4i,i- rn.;nr. one pedl.iu. yart. tile
whole /. III good order.
URSIN LEBLANC.
White Rose Plantation.
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Lockrokr r1ELIc SCHOOL yrSp Assn.

Al a lncrtln held by this association on
the frat THURSDAY q October. 1889, it was
RESOLVED. That henceforth, i fair shall
he hria for the benefit OF the school fund on
tie ..r-s saturday and sunday OF june OF ey-
ery " order of
riL2kE RARRIOS. Secretary
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BE CoNsIDFRATE.-D"ut worry
your fl, uds and tatni y viii, t},at
worn and faded anleararc' Gr =
hattie nt Creole Female Tome. 1t
viii c ause you, pailii eh'. ks 4" the
ROSY hue # health
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TIE residence of DR.. John Gazzo, Jr.
III ,ated above Raeeland on the Upper
Ten ~pta4tation, a entirely consumed
h, H., II last Friday, a week age.
r.. to,-eler, while trying to extin-
ruisil Tho fire, was BADLY burned atout
the hands and face.
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The attention If I'll license pagers,
ia called ITO the notice, they will find
elsewhere, OF Pc. Lorio. sheriff, call
Ing on them ito come up and pay al!
licenses for 1897. due by them.
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FOR SALE

4 COMPLETE fEN's PUMP, ENGINE
~ and Boiler, In Nh nolia Grove Plan
tA-nn. opposite Labadieville.
Apply to LENS HPD@-
No. so Tchoupttou!as =: New Oriears
May ~
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-16

Major S. T. Grisamore, President OF
che Police Jury. has appointed Miss L.
K, Pugl, a delegate to a ladies' con-
vention to be held at the City Hall in
New Orleans, on Tuesday january, II,
1892. 10 take steps to have the State OF
L~ouisiana properly represented mt tho
Worlds Fair to be held at Chicago in
1899.
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,.a,,,sIt NJ C,stcrr SIS. 1900 a~aiInns, SO
ipf : ~ a. 81 l"rdido st. New Orleans
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SioUNDsyIhLE.
a Miscellaneous aioIanGe of Minor Nat
ters from a%inrshalrs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous AiolanGe OF Minor Mat
ters from a~InrIhllrs Metropolis.
While working with n buzz saw at
! Edwards & Dorsey's planning mill yester-
day James A. LANG had his right hand
caught by the saw. II cut q fearful
cash, which bled %profusely, bat no
leaders were severed. The incision is
about two inches long. DR.. j. j. Rich
ardson dressed the wound. II is only
about TWO year, since Mr.. Laing had
the same hand terribly mangled in a
mortising machine at Risinger's mill.
Rev. S. II. Doyle, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, has organized q flour
ishing Christian Endeavor society. lie
is an enthusiastic worker in that line OF
| Christian labor, as we'll as all others,
and has been engaged to write for the
American Press Association weekly les
Ions on Christian endeavor subjects.
These lessons are published in hum
dreds Of papers all over the country.
The ball and banquet to be given at
the Hanes house in honor OF the pro-
prietor, Nj. C. A. Hanes, has been post
poned from December 6 to December
i3. It was found that the time was too
short to make all necessary prepara-
tions by the former date.
1t transpires that the horse left at
the Hicks place ID the property OF Mr..
Joseph 7. Hanes, the well known
marble and real estate dealer, OF Mar
tins Ferry. The horse was left by one
of his agents named Springer.
County court meets next Tuesday,
| December 6, at which time the county
| officers elected at the late election will
be sworn in and file their official Bonds.
The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
church will be entertained at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. John Chapman on Thurs
day evening.
May Davenport will be the attraction
at the opera house Friday evening, and
Little Trixie' on Monday night De-
cember5.
Mrs. James McCuskey, who was visit
ing her son, Mr.. 3. E. McCuskey, has
returned to her home in Cameron.
Major "Tim" stilwell will remove to
Thomas, Tucker county, at which point
he has leased a hotel.
The Catholic fair at Masonic hall
closed Saturday night. 1t was'a success
in every way.
Miss Maggie Cochran, of Cameron,
who was visiting friends here, has re.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Laing have 70.
turned from a visit to Steubenville.
F. W. Porterfeld, a ataunch Bcnwood
Republican, was here YESTERDAY.
John W. Lutes' new residence in the
"orchard'' is being completed.
Elmer Rock is still lying very ill at
his room at the Hanes house.
G. W. Conner has moved from sher-
rard to this city.
The brick work on the shoe factory is
about completed.
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AN AwFULD DEATH.
A North Carolina Man Dies of Hydro.

A North Carolina MAJ Dies of Hydro.
phobIh
RALEIGH, N. G., Nov. 29.-News has
reached here CT a most horrible and au-
thontic case of hydrOphobiO in Cleve-
land county. John holland, white, aged
forty, was bitten five months ago by a
dog thought to be rabid. A maidstone
was promptly applied, adhered five
times and holland thought danger was
over. A few days ago, while he held a
glass OF water in his hand, he was
seized with commissions. He was taken
home and on the way there had terrible
commissions every time a stream OF
water was crossed. Before reaching
home he begged his friends to tie him
go that he could not iniure his family.
Between the paroxysms he described
his feelings to the physician. His agony
was intense. He finally lost the power
Of speaking. Death resulted in twenty
four hours. An examination showed
that he had chewed his tongue topiecea.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN, Nov. oe.-Iniorma-
ton reached here to-day of another ar
rest at Johnson City of a person be.
lioyed to be connected with the gang
which undertook the robbery of the
Wautagu Bank by means OF a tunnel
extending to the vault. The name OF
the person arrested is not given. This
makes five persons arrested and it is
believed all have been caught Presi-
dent Bowman has instructed the banks
counsel to use energetic means to bring
the prisoners to a speedy trial. The
evidence, though circumstantial, is re-
garded as strong enough to 4
conviction.
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A RARE KNucKLE WIGHT
Between Tommy Ward aud Ed Hogan Ii
terruptod b. the Police.

Between Tommy Ward and Ed Hogan In
tsrruptod bs tho Police.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2a-The Desplaine's
police raided a bare knuckIe prize fight
in full progress in an old barn near
sangamon and Madison streets about 2
o'clock this morning. The fight was
between Edward Hogan, of this city,
and Tom Ward, Of Cincinnati. and was
to have been TO a finish for $3.50 purse.
Matters had gone as far as the fifth
round and a crowd Of seventy OF more
men were yelling like Siouxs. At the
cry Of police" the candles with which
the barn was lighted were suddenly ex-
tinguished. The police did their best
t ohold the crowd, but many escaped in
the confusion, among them being Ward.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
End refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, digpels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 10 the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAY ~ARARGiSGo, CIL.
! Wt9sRhA s'U3W to1G IA
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FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
NSIghbor.

A new lodge of the order Of United
American Mechanics will be instituted
at the K. OF P. hall tomorrow evening
by State Organizer W. ]. Mccain, as
sisted by members OF the order from
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport. W. P.
Thompson, state council secretary, will
probably be here and assist in tho work
and make an address. After the lodge
is instituted, supper will be served at
the hall.
The funeral of John Cox will take
place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the late residence, corner Crawford and
Broadway. Carlin's battery, Of which
the deceased was q member, will attend
in a body.
DR.. William Alexander, OF Akron, is
the CUES Of friends here. He is travel
ing in the interest Of Alexander's kid
ney cure. He formerly resided at st.
Clairsville.
The case of Miss Maggie Lewis
against the electrical railway for Sl0,-
900 damages, set for yesterday in the
common pleas court, was continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr will give a
reception next Friday evening from Z to
8 and s to 10 in honor OF Lieut.. James
Kerr and bride.
H. E. Sampson, principal Of the Third
ward schools, is on the sick list. Miss
Gertie Cow is substitute for him.
Contractor @. G. Cochran will finish
the work of paving in Etnayille to-day
or tomorrow.
The remains OF Mrs. Rebecca Thomp-
son were laid at rest in Riverview yes
terday.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. g. A.
will be held this evening.
Thoburn Post No. 70, G.. A. R., made
nominations last night.
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ALL R SATISFIED.
A Now Standard for Measuring Type Set
by n Competitor.

A Now Standard for Measuring Type Set
by a COmPoSitor.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. ga confer
ence committee of the American News
paper Publishers Association, the
United Typothatea, the International
Typographical Union and the American
Type Founders Company, met at the
Yates Hotel yesterday for the purpose
of adopting a new standard Of measur-
ing up the amount Of type set by q COM
positor. Aresolution vas passed to the
effect that the lower case alphabets OF
faces Of body type shall not measure
less than fifteen lower case Gems" Of its
own face. Also that the letters most
frequently used, C, d, O, j, 8, m, n, b.. o,
Il, I, a, r, shall equal the length OF the
remaining thirteen. The meeting adj
journed, everyone feeling satisfied with
the results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

KANSAS Cry, NO., Nov. 9a.-zach
Henry, the slayer of five men, died at
his home here Saturday. Henry was a
bosom friend of Quantrill, the guerilla.
Just after the war he had a fight in
Kentucky with q father and four sons.
They shot him so badly that he was a
cripple for life. Later he met the father
aud his ION in q street in Harrisburg
and in the fight that followed, Henry
shot six times, killing every one OF
them. Henry was acquitted the next
day. He was well known all over the
west.