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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19

fake" that is printed about me,
should have no time for anything else.
You may always put down as untrue
any newspaper statement pretending
to say what my future actions will be
upon any question. + see no reason
why the public shonld believe that any
public man would be so silly as to
announce through the newspapers his
intentions. thus giving mis- opponents
an opportunity TO defeat his plans; but
evidently the editors of some papers
believe they do, or they would not
print the columns OF nonsense about
the Presidential candidates that are
sent out from Washington F"
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19

MEMTHls Is CHARLESTON RAILROAD
LOCAL TI2dE cABD.
TRAINS EAsT-Leaye, :l3 a m, and 2:21 p. IN
TRAINS WEST Leaves, 5;3f a m and 2:S5 D m
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19
IRECTORY.

COUNTY.
Asl,z6rry Clerk, P. W. Patterson.
Clerk, II. 0. Erwin,
x.yfu. W. b. McGehee,
- s'ila Bfb rer, dob H. Scruggs.
ehnols Or. + [. CarmacE,
ii j oha4r, II, R. Rogers,
! Eaf Bner & Ranger, w. L. McDouga
supervisors: LIST Beat, Il. r. Bonds, I'd
Joe Marlar, Sd. John Jourdan, 4th. T. J :.
Stormeut, 9TH. w. T. Clark
Circui. Court, First distric. Hon Locke
Houston, Judge W, B. Walk attoiny
erms second Mgnday in Jan. ana lty.
Chancery Court, First judicial District
Hon Baxtet Mcfarland. Chancellor Time
or meeting: LIST Mondays in June and Dec
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19
IUKAPosToFF1CR

ItNA FUSTOFIICE.
r. W. CARTER, PosTMAsTeR.-O Office Hours:
a. IN to 9 p. n sunday: One hour after
opening the mails.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19

W. &. huRB AID, = luka, Mississippi
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-05-19

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Sic Y,tB,uaarem 9(,tsftellmtto.

niee ausfauns 1T jebenaas bic ridbase bic ema Bier in
ber puswaan sane u iebsn swen it, gats 1T peridumt
woroen um sieb ener sldnnbeu seaal. llniere Mote
Damen Site no ben aiers babmten NlObtannen Der
tonansebenon Seine Dame @ biee Nubeiten obue
@nsdsn tean Snnn. Datei nb bic Yreiie du6er md6ia
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Pears :
Soap

Der INNER cine peihe Hano
babeu mill, cine sarte pano. eiae
tpeife bano uno einen flaren Gcili,
famu 8eioes baben - 6err mie
Dame. Das heikt wenn Der Geinl
ourdfdtie 1T uno Die 8efhdFti
eune feinen Queritrid mad,t.
Der pom Jeoermann eefiirdicie
idIehts Gsint bat ,pabrfd,sinIih,
nibts nit Der Korpereonitituticn
oeer Der 9eihdftisuns eincs
,11enihen 81 Maffen, ionosru il
oas 4eiuItat feiner 6ewohnbeitell.
Gntmeosr wdfdt man fid nidlt
eriinSIid,, ooer gu sriinoIih; man
libt Die poren peritopft mlo Ole
baut unrein, ooer aber man ser
reibt Ole 6aut.
Oas IbhdIfmitteI 1T: 6ebraud,c
Pears Seife, eans eleihsilti9, NJ,
piel; elm 8isden eeniist fhen bel
oftmalioem 6ebrauhe.
1n edosn ieSer art su tattn. t.iouners In ape
tbsttn, nHe esHts ,ebtn Stanb.s grbraatea 'is
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@ablerz&esiitrirnng.

5ierbnr6 iuir6 befaunt s.ma9t, baB
i'd bic Bidder meiner Office fir bic
9egiltrirung aller @dbler Der 5tabt
San Mntonio, 8erar GOuntp, 9eras,
benz @efebe entfpre1enb in meiuer
Imtsfube i'm @ountps Court 6aule in
Der Soleba6sStraBe am
erftem 9iemstas int Oftober 1892
er0ffnen iuerbe, ipel6er auf ben 4. 3aa
ienes Wtonats fdllt, unb baB i6 bieie
Binder fir bic barauf folgenbem auanz
aig Sage Omit Nusi6luB Der Somntaae)
bon s llbr gornltttag8 Bis I'M 8 llbr
Ibenbs ieben Sag offen baltem iperbe.
u. Santleben,
Wabls&esiftrator.
San slntunio, Ger. 27. Sept. '92.
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Gin Wsittel eeaeu bic Gbolera.

Mam bat feline llria6e. fdl por Der
@bolera sr fiir6tem. penn nlan li6
@bamberlains 9eilmi,tel aegen &plif,
Oiarrboe unb Cholera berf9affen tann.
gs miro in tuenigen Neinutem grlei6s
ternng peri9affen un6 in fur5er 3eit
bollige 6eilung beipirfen. Sd babe
mid bnrf) ben 8eriu9 babon iiber>
aeugt. %. $. Clinton, 6elmetta,
q. S.-Mam glaubte erf, baB bic gpiz
6entie in 9elmetta tuirflide aliatii6e
9bolera lei, aber mam iibersemgte li1
na9ber bur6 senaue llnteriu9umge1
babon, baB man es nit elmer duBerlt
beftigen 6Orm BON Spienterie su tbun
bate, bic fait eben 10 gefdbrlit if,
ipie Die @bolera. Oies Wfittel purbe
bierbei nit groBen grfolgem aage>
panbt. gu baben in @an 9(ntonio
in ben Mpotbefen bon s. aalteper &
Son, 9owling & Sloob, s. 6. Sod,
y. Sreib, $. S9u6arbt, q. @oben &
g., 5. 8. 5arriiom ,,nb 3alteper &
S6u6arb.
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@liidlid5e xeute aus susions

9sm Eimmons, Eoamettsr In Spapta,, enbtaua.
f9rsibt pDas pGeetrc Bter5" bdt nHr iasbr asnust
als ale aneeren getteinen sufammens aeasn
St0runsen ber @tsreu unb Der 9eber sinb" Der Ears
mer unb SiebBl4ter Sotn eeslie, ebeufaus ppr Sbas
ntae, iast so baIte electric Bitters fur bte len,
Webtttn, bic eS stebt, i'd babe mid mad ibrem 0ts
braufe trte neu ssbetsn setubli." 8. gB. @arbener
etn Gtienpaaven gambler terieben Ortftaft, Soat
yGlserts @ttterS 1T serabe DaS, pas Semanb braudt
rte man su fasen pHest. W.r bat es bic @eiuubbett
psherseseben nnb id babe pteber Nppett. las reusn
9ebersmutt@
Die gla.6e tpHet nur so Gents. gu basen In allen
apctbeten. Gbclpb Dreis, 9bompion 4 SO. =, WbcIts
foie.
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Sir bic @9nIperbdltmife lit
Mfedlenburs 1T ein neuerli1es 0or<
fommnib b69f be5ei9nenb. Gime abe<
lige Dame bat ibren, 2ebrer perboten,
Mufidbe, 8riefe &c. 1T Der S6ule att
fertigen al lafen, ba berglei1en Dinge
ben S6iilern nur gum Na1tbeil ges
rei6ten. IS bate fid ndmIi9 auf
bem 8ute Der geba9ten abeIigen Oame
zines Der 9ofmdbden nit ibrem S6ab
entaipeit, i5m eireu groben Brief ge>
f6rieben un6 bafiir alSbann cine Sra1t
priigeI erbalten. 1dtte bas Mdb6en
ni6t f6reiben gelernt, 10 bdtte es feiz
men Brief gef6rieben unb am6 feline
Priigel empfangen, 70 f6IoB bic rgndz
bi9e" Grau febr losiid), besbalb fei es
eben beffer, tpenn bic &inber in Der
S6ule bas S9reiben ni9t erlerntem.
Sieielbe Dame bat aud ben geogras
pbii6en nnterri9t in ibrer @9ule uns
terfagt, 10 6aB Der paitor bic bon ibm
Der S9ule iibergebene aarte bon
Senti6lanb aus Der Mnitalt tpieber
bot entfernen miifen. Man ioate es
taum slauben. baB 10 ettpas irgenbpo
i'm beutfdem gaterlan6e nod m6sli9
ndre.
Sreb. 9ingel, apntraftor
unD y a usu ter ebmer, empfieblt
fi6 benz bauluitigen publifnm. 6at
bas @lamn 8erli6erungss@ s@eieli1aftsz
Gebdube unb aubere groBere 8auten
aufgefiibrt. Office 1923 Mpe 8.
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Bon bauern6em @ertbe fir ale 3eitem
uirb ober Ieiue y nllrgeidi6te bes Gbris
itentbums" bleiben, benn cine iolde i'm
ipeiteren SHINE beg Wortes 1T bas y2e=
ben Seim".
&enans Gebeine tperben im pantbeon
gu paris beigefebt tperhen, in Ser Mdbe
Der Stdtts, too bic 9li6e Goltaires unb
MouHeanS rubt. Das lit Der plaB, mos
bin fie geb0ren!
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@r1t1to Gigemt61t,it.
-(1ldIIenpermalters Derfauf.=

ebe 100000 Gsenbum in Can Nntonu mus isfcrt
peftaut msrben Der gan ges wrp in Sen unb runbfhdn
ansbOte m e Der adur waAt @rc6 gut einartete Brour
nit eutem abias BON gier; w unter benz wifden Wertb
Aussebebntes Dmdere unb tbcsrapbHes &abHmnt welts
bh befe 8anbihaft I'M slbwefen bat.
gutseegsns gsddftsbdufer unb Gunbde unb Baupdte
Der @it ub ben aubntbeiln ter @tab rpet auspobi
asbnlias Ofrten inr nie vOrber sema4t wuroen.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Maiienper,palter.
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@ie lit pies!

Nir bieten einbunbert Dollars Gelpbnung
fir ieben Gan BON 8atnrrb, ter nidt bur9
Ginnehmen bon Saa's 9ata-rb aur sebeilt
iperben fam
S. s. @benep & 60, Gigentb.. 5cIebp, ..
gir, bic llnter3ei4neten, baben 8. 8 Gbe~
s nsg lst e ben =. letter 10 Sabrsn ssiannt MnO
@eihaftsperbanbIuneen uno finan3ieu befa.
bist, ole BON ieiner 6trma einseeansensn
9erbtnblibfeiten gu erIilen
gseit & 3ruar, @robbanesls Srosuiiten,
Iolebo, 8.
8a lbinG Ginnan g. Narpin, Orcb.
banbelss sDrceuiiten, IoIsbo, ..
8. s. Ban 9oefen, &iiiirsr, 5olsbo
U iiondl. .Banf, Toleen, 8.
9aa's Satarrb Sur miro inneriid1 senon.
men uno ipirft Sirett auf bas 8lut rnb Die
fHIeiinisen Oberild6en bes epitsms 13eus.
nifle fret rerianot. Yreis rs Gents iir bic
SIaide. gerfauIt bon aIIen slpotbefern.
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= Ser 9eipsiser fransoiii6e @ene=
rale&onful Saequot lit, ipie por einiger
3eit beri6tet, tpegen bes nddtli6en
&affeebaussS sSfanbals nat 9lmiterbam
beriebt iporben. Gin nieberIdnbii6es
8latt, Die y9lrnbeim'ide @ouraut",
bat 6ieie 8eriebung in folsen6er, uns
freiwillis fomif6er 6orm gemelbet:
Ser fran5Oiii6e @enerals@oniul Sac
auor in 2eip3ig, Der bic 9euti6en
S6weine genannt bat, iuurbe III gleis
ger eiseni6aft nod Nmferbam per>
febt."
Weiu 9ollanb, ga.-S6 lit beinabe
orel Sabre OIL rbeumatif9en S1nlerseit
I'M Beine unb bas einsige @inreibungss
inittel, tpel9es mir 2inberung braAte,
mar bas beriibmte st. eafobss Gel
Wm. Stansburp.
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-1roBe Gr6ffmmn9-= F.
l. pne1paarfn=@ =@tpartemcnt6. =

0robe Gr6fnun9 Ger berbitmaare,= 2usitelu1o!
6ro6e Gr0fnu1e Ger Dan,en 11dntel 2usituune!
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@rmeft 3emam.

Oas 9idt, baS tie Natur lid anse8inbet
Sn fieiem DirE-iie blies eS tbbrtdbt aus.
Das flare Belten= Guse III erblinbet
limb mprtrt nun i'm euaen 8retterhauS,
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umiere 9nnem sVf11ttel 9(msnelluma.
Man fomm unS dtereuse @ our ben eisnen auSeaasn
Der osrbaenben @siAtatsfe uuis eusus moben1 Damen
Mdn lm9dns Mdnt, 3>Sadtn, Wdntsl @estunbstn
pom W'nf> Sfun uuo ara&an~p pela 1i Eudmdn NIT Yd3
beIest in ben neen 6aeens We gpas jeber Ar b il
ben sahebenen pin. an prae bic Quatdt tier aartn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Beauty often depends on
plumpncss; so does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign
sometimes not.
The way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod liver oil.
Let US send you-free-a
little book which throws much
light on all these subjects.
Sosrr Bewxs. chemirs. ',s South ssh A~s.us.
New York.
Your 6ruesi., keeps SCOTS Emvisssa Of esd liver
sa--aii crses'sis sserywhsss Dc. s..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
FOUGHT Win IMAM ROBBERS.
D~sp~rsts Enseanssr With Fear Msa Ia
Mwgaa ssassy, Ala. Tssa " WEkghf
Killed

BFHnseHAg. Ala, April IA des-
perate encounter occurred Monday near
kalkglth, Morgan county. between
four black train robbers aud posse Of
onicera Tom" Wright. one of the
robbers. was killed Tom Head aud
Tom Randall and Henry Williams.
the others. were arrested and pat In Jail
When freight train No. - on the
Louisyil & Nashville reached White
Monday morning the four negroes at
tempted Al daybreak 10 break open .
sealed freight car. When Con-
dactor Martin and his brakeman
interfered the negroes drew pistols and
defied arrest. just then the train
pulled out. the trainmen jumped on
board, the robbers shooting 1T them
At Falkwith the officials were notified
and . posse Of officers and section
mea started In pursuit Of the rob
bers. who were met near the town.
The negroes refused TO surrender
and drew pistols A fight occurred,
both sides firing several shots One of
the robbers was killed. another was
captured. the other two fed. Conductor
Rudder. of construction train. boarded
his engine and pursued them, capturing
Tom" Head after q desperate resist
ance on Sand mountain. Henry
Williams. the fourth man, was caught
1T Lacsnte. He made . confession, In
which he said he was one Of the gang
which on the night of March so held and
robbed the Pacific mail train at Weems,
iust east Of here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
WANTED HIS DINNER.

When Sim Scott Found Tint HIS Wife
Mad Not Prepared His Sson-Day Neal
Ee Killed Her.
JACKSON, Miss, April a. Saturday
evening in Rankin county. 0 miles from
this city, Sim Scott (coloredl reported
that his wife had fallen into the Are and
burned to death. The neighbcrs Assem-
bled. and when preparing the remains
for burial found her head beaten to a
pulp, one eye gouged out and the throat
and body mutilated. During the prog.
ress OF the coroncr's investigation Scott
broke down and acknowledged that he
had killed his wife because she failed "a
have his dinner ready on time, and tina,
ne threw the body into the fire to cover
the crime. He cut her throat with Z
dull case knife. and stopped mp the zap
ing wound with ashes. Scott 10 In jai.
at Brsndon and the negroes threaten ia
lynch him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

PrrrsBUReH, Pa, April le.-Cora Van
Rea. of Allegheny. the little girl that
dropped her baby sister from her arms,
from the effects of which the little one
died, and who was SO frightened by her
play mates telling her that she would be
hanged. died Monday from the direct
results of her fright and worry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Under Fare.

WASHINGTON, April l:.-Assistant At
torncy General Raunells, of the depart
ment of justice, at the request of Sec
rotary Foster, has begun an invextiga-
tion of the charges of incompeteney and
malsdministration preferred against
Mr.. Owen, superintendent OF imraigra-
ton, by Assistant Secretary Nettle:on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

vrxzyA. April 1a.-Ten villages In
Hangary have been burned. The spread
Of the flames was assisted By dry and
windy weather. Large stores OF corn
ard many head Of cattle have been
burned. Five persons were killed and
thousands arc homeless
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

NesrH vHsEoS, Ind. April i2--Just
before the . o'clock Cincinnati. Wabash
& Michigan train left here al q. m. /.
ssbe Divine catered Tie ladies eosrh
for Rushviiie. Divine was intoxicated.
and coEdnctsr scott attempted TO re-
move him to the baggage car. Divine
drew . revolver. In the scufne which
followed the revolver WAS discharged
and the ball entered Divine's body, kill
ing him instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Mrs. Har
rison, tn. wife of the president, is suf-
fering from an attack of bronchitis.
About month ago she was taken with
. rather mild form Of the grip, aud.
while at no time was her condition at
oil serious. she has never fully recov-
cred from it's effects. and early last
week symptoms of bronchitis made
their appearance.
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Fatally Hart.

PIrrsSvneH, April ia large sepa-
rator connected with the battery Of
boilers In Oliver 4 Roberts mill ex-
ploded carly Monday morning, serious
~ and perhaps fatally injuring James
Rodgers, the engineer. Michael McCul-
Tough. Frank Ross and Dennis Donovan
were painfully scalded. The mill was
completely wrecked by the explosion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

WHEELING, w. Va, April lo.--The ef-
fort to unite in trust all the glass fac
tories in the Ohio valley, outside OF the
United States combine, has fallen
through. Prominent manufacturers
here state that the committee has been
discharged, and no further meetings
will be held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

JHyrERsoyvnLE, Ind, April Ia.--In-
formation received from the Knobs in
Clark and Floyd counties and from
the extensive peach-growing districts
in Bethlehem township is ia the effect
that the peach buds have not been
injured by the recent frosts and freeze,
and that the prospects for large yield
are still rood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Heavv Defalcatiop AIIered.

RICHMOND, Va, April i2.-Ellis Bur-
nett, discount clerk At the First nation
al bank in this city, is charged with be-
ing defauiter. Last Thursday he was
missing from his place Of business.
Suspicion was aroused. and Monday it
was reported he was short from % 1000
20 so. GO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l2.-Bad
weather handicapped the opening day
Of the spring meeting Of the Memphis
Jockey club. However. 5000 persons
were in attendance. The event of the
day. the Tennessee derby. was won by
J. NJ. Browns colt. Tom Elliott. by Luke
blackburn. in 2:ossl. which was good
time for the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Rates 20 the rair.

CHICAGO, April le.--Rates for bring.
ing exhibits to the worlds fair may be
considered as fixed. No better terms
will be granted by the railroads than
heretofore annourced-full rate Coming
to Chicago and free return. George q.
Blanchard. chairman of the Central
Traffic association, announces that the
subject had been disposed Of finally and
will not be opened again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Six NOW Uncsr Arrest.

iSWsAurAcA. Wis. April i2.-Edward
Bronson, of Tacoma, Wash, ore of the
six men indicted by the grand jury here
as accessory in tho famous Mead muir
der case, was arrested Monday in this
city. He went to Stevens Point and
furnished s., bail. More indictments
are believed to have been returned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

VALPARAISO. Ind, April 12.--Gov.
Filter, of Illinois Gov. Chase, and the
governors Of Michigan. Missouri, Ohio
aud Kentucky have partially accepted
invitations to participate in the dcdica-
ton of the new college building in this
r;fv ,y, Nav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
rem Dead from Eseiteme~s.

prsrouv. Ia. April is.-The daugh-
ter Of Benton wis farmer named
Smith was married last Thursday night
and some of the ncighbors undertook a
charivari The old man ran out with q
shotgun to drive them away and fell
dead from excitement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

wssstserox. April i2-The presl-
den, has issued . proclamation opening
90 settlement April Is. lses. at 10 o'clock
noon. the surplus lands Of the sisse.en
and wshpeton reservation in the Pa
kotss. The lands 70 be opened sgsre-
gate sT< as7 seres.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Lest 10th Legs.

HARMsBrRo, Pa. April la.-Tweuty-
one-ycar-old joseph Greedy, tramp,
from Akron. o., fell under . moving
freight train ia the Pennsylvania rail
road yards in this city Monday and
both of his legs we're crushed. render
ing amputation necessary. He 10 in q
o-itical condition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

MIIIynLR. n. j.. April i2.-The east
ern window glass manufacturers, ii 10
reported, indorse the action Of the
Western Manufacturers association,
which in Chicago last :.eek decided To
shut down all factories ON May 81 aud
remain idle until October IS. The
movement Is attributed-to the extreme
dizziness in the trade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
ROBBED OF SCHOOL FUNDS.
Two lien Knock . Farmer Down and Re-
lfevs Him OF $500.

ffevo MINI of SSs0O0.
PONTIAC. H., April i2.-On Saturday
last Ramey Johnson, school treasurer
al Graymount, came to Pontiac and drew
s., 900 of school funds from the bank 70
settle with the trustees who were TO
meet and appoint new treasurer. He
returned home that evening and about
II o'clock was aroused by noise Ut the
barn. lie went out to ascertain the
trouble. When he opened the barn door
he saw two men. one Of whom hit him
terrible blow on the head. When he
rcgaiped consciousness he discovered
that he had been robbed Of the school
funds and Ut ence gave the alarm.
Neighbcrs secured the surrounding
country, but - far no trace has been
found Of the robbers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

FAUcaER. H.. April i2.--Silas Raglan,
. farmer near sere. received note last
week signed White caPs, stating II he
did not discontinue attending sunday
school his property ould be burned.
Sunday he attended Sundsy-school as
usual, and Sunday night his hay barn
containing twenty 1--we tons Of hay was
burned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
0nilty Of RiGanAy.

vALPARAIso, Ind, April 12.-Clarencc
p. Martz, Of Millersburg. Pa, who
came to this city and married Miss Elsie
Zimmer under the assumed name of
Robert Spencer. was fosnd guilty in
the circuit court Monday and sentenced
TO three years imprisonment at hard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

BURLINGTON. la, April IL. - Peter
Kelly, nearly 50 years Of ngc. and John
Crush got into fight in the Denver
house, when Crush pushed Kelly over
the stairway. causing him TO fall to the
noor below. crushing his skull and kill.
ing him instantly. Crush is ip ia.L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

He was ecncemrx u Eve years I'm
prisoament and the loss of his title as
senator AID his right - . eaiszea- He
had wandered about the world fren
piece 10 place since then ell death ever
took him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
Oycrruled.

DEs MONIES, Ia. April 1e Judge
Conrad has overruled the demurrer OF
j. w. Cliff to Samuel n. Parsons an
swer to Cliffs petition in the senate
secretaryship case holding that the SEN
ate has the power TO appoint and re-
move its officers at Measure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
CLEVELAND HAS DOUBTS.
IsA't Sure That IL Would Ne wise 10
Hin t. Head the Ticket.

81. ~ oe1o va AiSAets
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 1.-THE
following letter from Grover Cleveland
has been received by James II. Bible, q
prominent democrat in this city:
LAKEWOOD, \. j., April s-My Dear Sr-I
desire to thank you for the report Of the meet
ing ~ Chattanooga and for the kindly words
you spoke Of lie on that occasion l am
exceedingly anxious TO have our party
do exactly the right thing at the Chi
cago convention. ana 1 hope delegates
VIII be guided by Judgment and aetaated by
true democratic spirit and the single desire
to succeed on principle. I should not be frank
II did not say 20 you that often fear l do
not deserve ell the kind things such friends
as you say 20 ne and have frequent rnisgfv-
ings - 70 the wisdom of again putting me I'm
domination I. therefore. am anxious that
sentiment and toe unmcasurea personal Gevo-
tson should be checked when the delegates to
the convention roach the period OF elaboration.
In any event there viii be 10 disappointment
for ne in the result Yours very truly
"GRovER CLEvELAND."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

cock fred two bullets into his wifs's
body and then killed himself Sunday
night The wounded woman viii die.
Business trcable AID drink caused the
tragedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

LkBArcx, Ky. April i2.---Joe Nelson
shot and killed Hamilton skaTgs In
Brush Creek, in Green county, last FRI
day. Nelson killed Drue Thompson in
Green county some weeks ago. Skaggs
was = strong witness against him.