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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

GHrz" Dropping Out Of Sight, s:It:
!il> <'tu>r Ptpta>,l*~ Gnt"|tt to-
the Dokc, .::.:=. .>:4.:.: **.
l.stllat,r4 t.f. l1,aiE.:9':, +:

] DtIHnir. jan 1S-Iu >u it,c,.)+ !,
! To dt, tieu+r%l: "A :@.r: tavr* IMPRESSION
! ~ lh+ 'ofiuw1nE nl'i i'1l rtuut.tiny IT,,
|th'ttun t*=htfrv+r>,: '''rtr r. IL II Euuti
dtHl 1T thi'lnn var tnIk IL Nn-h!ng-
trn. ard il wal tNay u tiit th1ttoInH ct
the i're-tut >itna;'un. The nr and
navy 'avnr il, and their il ttuttt.r H.
felt. War rtp4r .inn+ always txri,e
and tnthu-+ The III .4Ats. the t,eupIe.
too, and war lnliry II np' 10 he tttn-
pnrnrllV tnputar on that ntcn,,n,. but
it ~et1na ia me- That It would be ttu
dent Ind rr"ptr ~ send eontni--ion
10 Chill. previous To Il determination tu
begin hn>tilitits, with II vltw of 4+.u1-
ing ample PREPARATION and avoid!n. an
apl'tAt tn trnl>, whith would sacrifice
nj I-s~ than lu.0nU iives aud ro-t fully
$300,t 0O,C ,C0U. II the commission failed
war would te inevitable, aid I only
refer I" Tie appointing ot u com.ni<.
sion ~ the nle.ns Of avoiding hcsttli~
tlr~. There ~ one g"d result nf u wer
scA'+. anyway; it has convInc ed thu
W optr of the necessity for strong
nuvy,'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS

II lNti' f+>r- titAt th- txps'-nre nt he
tront's would t'rnt,ah:y .4L1t in II ktn~
trat attack If 'ut}uenza, the PRINCE OF
N"l~> Immediately gavr r1rr< that
The projected military funeral be
"tnn}nMh. 1She Prince Of Wales Il.
showing '1't greatest -tltclutlt tba'
~" 'nt'nItr' Vt "Hl:t >EA:Ilh uut he
XXI n*e1 tn anv t.uht.@%-4ry rt-k which
th~ l*ttcr- *l'h ~'htousn l. ';'irt, would
+f't:'j. :tt.~%II,f. Ma It 1t. r~rta'n to
r *tlt|0~}r H. ~ teHl Il If llInuy
a*'d 70 irtrrs. ~ 81. t3~thlpf: llat
~ N. 'tsA1 it5t j'r[t;<'t 49, <ir:rt:*r rt: Wales
VA a!4't >'*t11:,It1<t1:% rt,ueS i, ,ttDw l!1+
ex;":.tux to:tn-~ll.tn nny way, ut;1 tue
Fei'"ft u WA*e **"=tt5rrl'tt<I thAt N>4*:wo4Id
tt"' te '|HW~'t tu,NenI ;i:S trot!4t1's
ia IL tsj .:** ... =::. :*:~ . .~"~ i. -:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

NEW YORK, jan. Is The Eeraid's
cable advicts from Mendoza, Argen-
tine, stale that the president nf the
legislature Of Mendoza hA= requested
the chief of police to arm sufficient
numb-r Of men tn project the legisla-
ture from assault by the revoluti' nists.
The governor has also cAllet on the
federal government Of A,gtatine TO
guard the polls during the approach
ing election for governor. All A gen.
tine seem to be ju Il fe1 ment over the
elections aud revolution appears
almost inevitable.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

* HEAVIER, Pa, Jau. is Th+ quay:
S:"r *r.m nat itel SUIT : itgnn this
~ rang "nd great int+r'>t: IL fei In
it, lroIr.~*. Th+ ntlu.1 +y- t',l lie
rso't.ut4"n art b1>@E''1 :. Attorney
Me,ch!+r, J. NJ. Bur>4%llau f.tt't ". It.
:. Tnn,np-on, the lu<' tao icing
prominent deuocrA' j.: l+aI+r. here.
aud J. Ftunklin Mu1tin. These tor
the ,lefruse art T.. n. . .ugherty,
Robert Ritch'e. chairman If thr
democratic county G.. nlnlltte), and
Lewis w. Reed, all democrats. rha
w"rk of selecting the jury ~ in pro-
Krtss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

LONDON, Jsn. lS.-~'rhe arrange.
ments made for II public and sellt>m mill
itary procession through London, to
escort the renlaius Of thu Duke of Clar-
euce frnm the Great Eastern to the
Southwestern railway station, was
changed, in consequence of the gener-
al epidemic IF Influenza prevailing
here. Upon hearing the views Of the
authorities, who made no ooncealtnent
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

WASHINGTON. Jun. l8.-Delegates
from New York, st. Paul. Iudtanap~
o'is. Milwaukee, Detroit, Cincinnati,
Kansas City and San Francisco are
htr' t" luke part in the contest for the
national democratic cunvent'on. The
hext thursday to decide lhe quf stion+
1t is saiG Chicago il making quiet
light for The honor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

If you Are not feeling <trnng and
healthy, try ElattrIc Bitters. /; Ia
grippe has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitter-. This remedy acts
directly M liver, stomach and kid
ney+, xeutly aiding those organs to
perform their functions. 1t you arc
afflicted with sick headache, you will
find speedy aud permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitterr. One trial will
convine1 You that thia is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only so cents.
4 ". E. Savage's drug stors.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.--1u the
h"ure, Ke.lly,"f Penn1ylvAuis, ask, d
unH him. liz consent or lhe Immediate
consideration nf the resolution calling
on the s-ci etary uf II treasury +. r 1t'-
t"rlnatlou as to the uEuouut Of tnotey
had been NJ prtpriated aud il svu}l4bIe
Under the att ot April 23. 1900, re|nt-
lug to the Woi!d's EXpu>ltl.u ut Chi
rAko, Ald what amount ru npptu,,riu~
t. hs- he~n txp~nd-n with .n ltein.
~ Il >ta;~lueu|, showing tt whoui it
hts hten rn1u anl :ur Nhat pun u-e
\ :nrt+h.
4 fr-. lut.i'Il WA~ t':->tn;es3 and IT,
j. rrt'f, Auttn,!lz lIH The Z etl ,4ll1tull-
t>e Ut! HE W.r u'< f. IT. II, !,nve rllu,.
rH sucfa nucuutt,1> ul.t E>pef> .1 il
n!n% t:erm utces@a;y relative IT, th~
H!ailer- reftf!tl T.. 4 tln,l,t,-t I'll III :l~
were Il I'll 4ntr+u4Itt,u aid r+ftrr d.:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
~ THE NAVY PREPAYMENT.

WASHt%GT N. Jun. IS The navy
drtn'tnleut to- day If still the scene OF
gtea' ac ivi'y. THE secretary had frt-
4utnt cnusuf'atlors with hi. Lrrea,.
"hi+f~, and nut *ntd signs show .hAt Il
If-a! IT, III ul work Is t,+.+llk dime. The
GreAtr*t activity prevails ~ lI!r tu'tnu
rf tnrAl int-l.isenre. tue agents ut
" hi"h ARE said ~ ll,vt NJ W.rk
~ n ttun F"r II @t>.'l;' s'>tl.t'n,;.;., t.-
~n IT, r''ltttn.x al iMtgilnhIt intut-
n1;t'rn !rnlu Ht,r'A'!. Tntnu.h 1hi-
bArtnn The: secretary hn. kept tI1n,hcli
th"rtu4hlv ,ntnrn~tt nj ne move.
nI~nt~ + the agents # Cali, y h., il
1~ !An,rf-u, h,VA ht.:n f.r .tu,ue time
ru.!.4"kin+ Eurntn. tor ~tr material.
t"tup:"h: na ~ nlc:u't"n~ nr@ now
eunducit't hy TIL department largely
ter tbt I','rt" +. Ut .H.t er+1ttb,ny jn~.
what tht laval system r>n uc"n1ni jSh
Ia &te event Of ht-t>I;t;t*. \ -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
.<.t.t1a't'.
\tIttt'e'.

\Dttce+
Htntr nr Montana, tnunty 0f Custer.
In tlu district ilI ,,,,tt for said county.
In thu matter II tn" rstHtr nt Charles L.
Mckny, tlecrA4rA. :
Nnicn-- Time ntlu,ntr'l inr pr"vinE viii.
Notice |, hrrrt,y siyrI1 tlat Ihurrttnf' the
31st Iny t,f Decrl},htr. t+H1. ut "cltck i' IN:
81 .nuI luv anil the court ruotn uf W III court
in Miic> .'ify, tnnnty IF Custer, hntr been ~
uuint.H H. IN time and rlnc" tor, proving ne
xiii Of nuiu t'hsrlr> l.. Mrkuy. .iercas'.t' nhh
fur hraring til" application Of SARAH slcHhy M
and Ennry \iu for tie i--'l,tcr to them "f lct-
'''" FKl:U VI. SCHWARTZ
Clerk uf l)ietri tunrt
by II >Enlu REu">,
t}rtuty Clerk.
Miles t'iy, County If turter. Drc. J., 1@"l'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

a memorial nut tet'tlun fintu the
y \AtipuuI l.e.'Kue for tue trr;+c. tun ti
Antt'tt'An tn,tlEu4i.ut- Nn* presented,
u-kat* irr Ill Hn:rnln4et,, u tlt t:,n
stl u:,;:n ir prevent II uuirn Of It hurst
and >tAe uu /" f,,t,d ll,v npp,rlul+-
tiotM put':tc 14nntS tu my: >s1c,~l*
nntler &c 't:trl*n control. "
-\ttra nu'ulsr hll. III nAii,.'r u! y
t,ri iluIrt were re!n*r.,:l tfuill tie tnn1-
u4llte:- und Il.ttd Ut. ;ht 4.:tnHr
the lntrnit4ctiutt Ut tutl~ was rt>utn@;1. 1.
Senator T'lI-r u iuy ln,rchuceh u
hll'o nttm't Utah 1n;" tt,+ Uu ol.s a
state. All 1'et-"us utnt1tied I" v"e
ter representatives to the legislative
u-=rnbiy are to tr u.>de ;ligib t by The
till t. be elected to Il t,nventtun to
tUrnl II State constitution which shnl1
u4eet OIL the first Tuesday III Ucot'er
Of 1S!'2. The bill, after teciting the
usual rr.vlsion. Of the constitution to
be adopted, further provides that it
shall st cure perfect tolrratiou Of relig>
>ous sentiment and fol bids the mnIest-
alton of any person 10 tue 4ta e, ia per.
-0n OF property. Oh Acc"unt of rellgl-
ous worship. AL! rights to public
iuuds to te dsc1a,ned by tue s!ate aud
November, 1892, Is fixed Us the date OF
ratification Of the constitution by the
DtOuIe
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

NEW York, jar. Is. "A l. retio dis
I'atrh = At+s that th+ Gafza reulutiuu
il believed here tn bt At Au end fur the
prerrnt al fea.'. The armed uen re
p,r;ed tn be moving through tue cuun-
Try IL SUPPOSED to be GAtzA's lorce. 10.
,uK buck home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

i" t1rtrE" \. S'nlmrHAGn, ,:th .rk+. n'At-
Ml'ts nj the (I:i'lM ltE:.tlnn - ": iii ,
lnEtun huriu& Ett',uar*Nu'. ns,tnini--
trutiHn. rtntt- lhAt thu tnri -t!u~ y
shipped IN Chin, Anl # VII ti4 All
m1ra' Walker cHbl.d ffn1n Mnut-v+.li4
IT, being on their way tt their .le-t'na
tiun, "+,e "r.tert Il by Baltt4ucetla dur
Ing his tuprttna~y. ami phi for wi h
money "tnt from Chi4i III IL British
n>an-of~wnr. The, were intended fur
operations against the IMIe IL sutgtn!a,
and not against the UNITED Hlate-,
While he tleprec4t,s war; he >ays the
Chi!ians will fight TO the lA-l :xtr~m
ity II ho5t}lities are once begun.
English aud German infiuenc =, he
thinks, will h- brought 10 bear very
strongly on Chill In the interest of
peace.
The statement that this lot Of torre-
does WIS ordered befure the trouble
with this nntIon arose Is CT rrOhrrate
by Il p,oiuiuent official ut the war DE-
p, rtinent, who suites that the time
has not elApstd .ihce the b+k ginning ut
the uu piensantuess sufficient tt a!iow
the contract for - many torptdot4 tu
be cloAed nn1 the gootls to he tinI>l.%d
and shipped.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
: THINKS GAkZA*ltAE: :DlSKASDEn


De- K1u. T~xA<, Jill. lS~~ .AE5oti'
't1r'% nr tu,ty Cnit"t 1T IT,. >utd1+r>
arrived hrrt }n~: night anil tu1tlJn It II.
the I ri u tie Rin Grastl~ RIVER 10
EuArd 1t. Anuthrr t+l>c'tnItu j. At
The mouth ut The sycamore for ~.
-un,. turln,~+. The M- xicut4- hire
nre uuirt and from all that catl &,e
Itarhed 20 hot appear 10 b- organic.
it,u
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
ttfItlN'AKl),

San FRANCISCO, Jn1. lS.--Thr Gail
states that tue cruiser Baltimore has
rer' i've orders tn leave here Wtnnts~
day f'r the snuih. She will 20 direct
to Ae4putcu or CnllHn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

Secretary Tracy iIH- stnt II cabI+eran,
to CUnlnanhtr Evans Of the York;
town, Ordering him IT, proceed t" Cal~
lao, Peru, AID land the ChiIiun refu
gees ut that place.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20
!&lp('lf.1lt'..~

SU(lE1 If.<.
A + H. h. M I:';"~.'ne ,t'*,,. t",f.; v.:o~{' %n
na iii nr,t H'h ,hir't Ntint='las> :et TIL"
nfunlA -.
r. r. t'us+r t1lst Nm II .peet~ 1t
u, u, +. titif ha,*>=nn th" 1ir>t and
bird lhur>Iay- 1T the n"nth.
~, rs f*;.ox: .'*H III. q: 4 he 's t:a nn@ u
hur<is, =, "i tls' m"n'i.. :
r.: n !" If '!,H:Ne*t 1.1l=r u,rtt+ Mt:
!. u. Il, J.. Masonic hail esrry Thursday
f,rHIlit,
n 4 n +, =t;r,ns n.<t. ":<n, ~ :mte'*
D. ~ IT. II OLA t-l:ow- hail "n lhe h'at
.l,} ii1ri lneo'tays u he nl"n'h
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-20

daiEy l"tnr f}r tup|.ur& Art now uut of
mtl"S inrnt Tht government H. .+ II .
'nE t's" rt'4 S4Att* rt lle ut nctuu!
r"'~'' ~ we'll as milking apl}rni ri4tints
To f!fnt-t' lh|Eu FREE 10 tttsr4t~ u.l:. t,te 70
''*y ''r 'lltn. If taln rt1t--, ,>.cx+
t:~"'''~ *|it al| b. ttab'rd. I" t,tip
lfl"t -f:v ii, i: u.
..= THINKS aAkzAltAs DlskA$nEn r.
fr sWSvtt.t.E, T'x:'~. .Ia,'. I5.--C'r<
tA2n ::'": nfiff' :titt, a.t*>uNtuy IT r"';nr,t,
st*$n:n*tl ~ :ni&'&{. h>tttrE ~ n *.hIr~
''H.t't ''aN* ~tHt'''x*:ol ~" tEvtr ta1k
ft*twet1,<> >s1ita Mtt}*=*s 4#&{t l:x&<, tirxi'l.
t:t;, He thinks tA'z*'+ bnu'i 'sn>
:nt**'k*tto;', "a ~'*tl'A'*$=", r'''Isr :ate"in
TIE tlrN|, an1 HAT 1tUvt-inn- nrt 80
r. -: .
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-14

a msn 's who wore wore them. Can one insgino
John G. Calhoun in q t~urned-aown
c%ollsrs What woulH nsh narrow row
hiack crayat and a low collar with
the points TUNED ovorp Whether the
I ssfrce and easys manners OF the presehA gay
have been produced by the change IN sno
fashion of collars nnd cravats. OF Wno.nor
tie low collars and narrow oravata arc
merely the result of the change in man
ners., IL an interesting question. but ~ gan
not he doubted that the average, once,
seeker approaches the great man VINO stiil
| clinus to stocks with more tiniidlty man ne
feels when he asks . lavor U sno We"1s. -
Thcrs are so.as stocks left in congress
and acme old Asuthsrners still wear and
Hook we'll in them. 1t is oertalnly better
than the ready-mAde sailor knot scaff.
There is one mem bei OF congress VINO. wn,ae
less belongs to a LOCALITY. near New York,
who has devised u means oy wh'oh ms eTa-
vat is pretty securely kers IN place: re
does not tic it at all, but haAs " mace o.
White muslin with b~uttonholN,s' Inrousn
these he inserts his gold collar hueton ahu
shape of the letter X. His standing collar
il vide open in front and his throat is very
visible. The effect is unique, to say tne
least of it.
When the statesman appears IN us eveu"
ing reeimentals there is not much LATITUDE
in the matter of his oravat. de must wear
a white one. and manfully does ms endeavor
to do so. But Of all things in the world tnns
men must wear, the white cravat ID tAs
hardest to arrange. 1t is ambulatory, a.
Senator Ingalls, would say, and loves 70
wander around the neck. Anchor it to It's
proper n,oorings with a pin and.the pm ~
apt to got looae, and ono is then stilettoed IN
the neck. The tic keeps coming undone,
and hangs d~eiantly down on the shirt
bosom. The thing is q nuisance, anu the
prince of Wales, from whom it is said we
get our fashions. ought to invent some
thing that is more easily managed. Our
poor statesmen wrsstle with the abomlna-
ton manfuliy, and some succeed in onque
ing it, but not all do, for at Il White house
reception, for instance, where the states
men are SO numerous, the well-tied white
cravats are not numerous at all.
Recently there has been = revival N ora.
watts. The pua-knot scarf, that requires all
the ingenuity of the most ACCOMPLISHING
dandy to make i stay where it belongs, IS
but a modification of the old neokerchiet of
stlfiy starchsd linen that used to bother
our ancestors 80 much. But the putf-knot
scarf ia not for the American statesman.
Life is too short and politics requires too
much time for a man to haTe leisure to
waste upon the adornment of his neck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-14
California Excursion.

The next excursion for California, which
have become SO popular via the Union Pa
cihesystem, will leave Helena Friday, jan
uary 18th. L
Round trip tickets, good going sixty days
with final limit six months. will be sold as
follows:
San Francisco, SIS; Los Angeles, $50.
The above rates apply for tickets going and
returning same route. Choice Of routes re-
turning will be given at low rates.
The Union Pacific is the shortest and
much quicker route. and by far the most
preferable in winter.
Sleeping car reservations may be secured
through, and full information obtained by
calling Oh or addressing
III. %. WILSON,
Freight and Passenger Agent,
No. % North Main ST., Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-14
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnioa Salye and
Electric Bitters. and have never handled
remedies that sell 50 we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not follow
sheir use. These remedies have won their
great popularity on their merits. Il. $.
Hale q Co., druggists. 3 f.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-14
- = -. ii n nd

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
~ Der upon public lands.
In accordance with the provisions. of section .
OF the act of congress-, pasasd March =, lagl. ana
tho rules and regulations issued hereunder by
the honorable secretary of the interior and. the
honorable commissioner of the. general land Of
tice May s, 1891. j. Henry Longmaid, whose
county. Montana, hereby gives notice that at the
expiration of twenty-ono. da.s from the first
pub ic .tion of this notice, he will mako applich-
ton i'll writing to the honorable tecretary OF the
interior for authority TO cnt and remove all the
merchant ,bie saw logs. pine and Fir timber, on
the following described unsurveyed public lands.
to-wit:
Commencing n q point where Buffalo creek, 8
left hand fork OF Grasshopper creek, enters into
u can5 on in what Is known locally as the West
ride range and distant from the town of Fam
mack, in beaver! end county, Montana, about ten
miles in u soutnWesterly objections; extending
thence up the said Bufa o creek and parallel to
It's course for a distance of two miles more or
less, and for hslf a mile on this ris hit or easterly
bank. and q mile OF tho westerly or left bank OF
said creek, being a parcel of ground. about two
miles in length and a mile and y half in width.
containing about two thousand acres.
Tho estimated amount of each kind OF timber
Ia about 10000 feet of fiji md go. COO feet of pine.
more or less.
The character of tho land upon which said
timber is growing is grayelly and mountainous,
except n small strip, which is swAmpy and wet.
Tho ii nber there. II 10 rough and scrubby, tie
greater pc. tion of il being hr.
Tho purpose Tor which the timber il to be cut
is for tho erection of vorkmen's dwellings,
storehouses. reduction works. underground work
and all mining pnrpt ses Tor the development OF
the COLLEEN Leaf mining properties.
J. HENRY LOEGMAlD.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-14
Dyspepsia.

That nightmare of mana existence which
makes food a mockery and bsnishes sleep
from weary eyes. readily yislds to the 30
tent influence of the. colehsAted English
Dansclion Tonic. It tones un the digestive
organs, restores the appetite. makes as
sirnilstion of food possible and invigorates
tke wkele system. All druggists sell it at
81 per bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-15
WHEELING W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1a

Circuit Juge. In conclusion Mr., Atl,ln.
son urges his adherents to stir up the
FAITHFUL OF his neighborhood to make
the greatest effort of their lives for the
60. ?.
Ex-Commissloner Of Internal Revenue
Miller, OF West Virginia, is in town on
a railroad case in which he is interest
ed. He will remain here FOR couple Of
weeks.
Congressman Capehart has brought
MS wife aud family here for the winter.
Mrs. Capehart hac almost wholly recov-
cred from the attack Of pneumonia
which detained her aud the Congress-
man az home after the holiday recess OF
Congress was over.
Mr.. Capehart is inclined to think IA
vorably Of the Springer proposition for
an international congress on the silver
question In 1898. Mr.. Capehsrt is Of
course In favor of free coinage bill, as
his constituents are strong silver peo-
pie, and will vote for such bill IL 1t IS
brought up Ia the House this session.
Mr.. PeEdletOn is fullyin line with the
silver sentiment of his district, but
thinks it will be party mistake to pass
a free coinage bill at this session,
as such a bill will be sure TO be vetoed
by the President. Thus the silver cause
will gain nothing, while the chances Of
the Democratic party winning the Pres
ideatial contest this year will be jeopar-
died, as the whole party will be COM
mitted TO free silver. which a powerful
element in the party in the East an
tagOniZes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-15
NEGRO LYNCHED.
4 Murderer Disposed OF at Oxford, Ohio,
Last Night - Hangs In tho Public
Square.

4 Murderer Disposed of at Oxford, Ohio,
Last Night - Hangs In the Public
Square.
OXFORD, O., January 15.-Henry Cor
bin, the negro who murdered Mrs. Georg-
ette Horner on last Tuesday night, was
lynched here tonight.
He had been hiding ever since Tuesday
in a shed near where BIO committed the
murder.
Growing hungry he sent boy 10 get
food and the boy told where the murderer
was hidden.
A crowd formed and rushed TO the spot
to which the boy had directed them.
Corbin heard them too late 20 escape,
and in his fear endeavOred 10 put an end 10
his life with q small revolver.
The Marshal and his assistants took him
in charge and were leading him 10 the Gala
boose followed by the crowd which num-
bered sevsral hundred.
threw a rope around Coroin's neck, but a
marshal saved the wretch and he was bus
tied into the cslaboose.
Word came soon that the Sheriff was on
his way TO take Corbin, and the mob broke
into the calsboose, aud dragging out the
murder, hung him TO tree In the public
square and riddled bis body with bullets
Four hundred pistol balls were shot into
his body. The crowd dispersed leaving the
corpse hanging and at 2 q. m. IL still swings
in tr public square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-15
Two CARDINALS GOAE.
Cardinal Manning and Cardinal SINE
oni Die the Same Day.
BOTH DIE FROM THE INFLUENZA.
Neither Had Been Sick Long, Bu. Their Illness Hh
Bsea Generally Published and it Was the
Less SGrprising-kind Tributes
TO the Dead PrelaisS.

LONDON, January l4.-Cardinal Man
ming died at Sis o'clock this morning.
His Eminence continued to grow
weaker during the night until finally
his prostrstion became complete. He
was able, however, 70 join In the prayers
which were being offered at his bedside.
The Cardinal continued these supp't-
cations for Divine mercy until 7:O
o'clock, when he became unconscious.
His death was calm, and he passed away
evidently without pain. TeleErsms OK
regret from all parts Of the world are
being received.
Ia addition 10 his services as pre-
late and author, as given Ia these dis
patches yesterday, Cardinal Manning
was celebrated for his exertions In the
cause OF temperance and social reform.
lie also took leading part In tho set
tlement OF the labor disputes with
which London has been troubled for
several years past.