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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

Sealed proposals will he received al
the office Of the County Clerk of Cus>
'.r county until 12 o lock, noon, of
Monday, Dec. 5.h, 1892, for furnishing
groct'i's TO-. the County Poor House
tor be period "f one year. All bids to
pe marked "S+a|ed proposals for fur
nlxhtng groceries to the poor house,
and adcrt ssed 10 the County Clerk.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
On application tn the County Clerk
Il list of articles require will be tur-
niahed to bidders.
Dated TT Miles City, Nov. 14th, 1852.
A. II. SWEKpFiGER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

| can't yet to sleep. / try everything.
| count up to Il hundred. aud Look ut t,ut
spot on th: ceiling. mad shy my pruvers
forward and then backward. and then
think IF sheet, I0in% over Il fence, t,ut IT
isn't any use.
Then as I'm tossins around think |
near some one saying, 'tieorEe. get up:
it's ha1f-last T."
'.All right; III /. minute"
11eorSe, gut up, or you'll t'e Iate.'
oh, NO. won't he late dust a few
minutes longer
"Geo1ge. you've got TO be ut the office
ut q. You'd better took sharp"
'OE. all right. Right away. 80 CON-
f'hle here.~~ean' 't-~tn-M~nl--pret' soon--
m'1n',n - Observation-Disclosures" - tbl.ssed
sleep} ~~Tit- Fits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15
johnny Bull Plea+etl-Cloaeti nIAnMftactor
les Win start Up.

johnny Bull Plea*ee-Clonet nIanufActor-
les Win Start Up
LONDON. Nov. 12.-The Daily Tele>
graph this morniug publishes Il num-
Der of interviews On the result of the
American election with the represents
atives OF the trades Of Great Britain.
While the interviews show Il z. eat In
terest IL felt in the matter and pley ysure
In the result. In some quarters hope
is expre~Eed ttht, although the Nc.
Klnley bill cannot be repealed. sotce
temporary modification may he nude
In favor Of l.ngliBh goods
LONDON, Nov. IA number Of
Welsh tin plate manufacturers. wt1ose
works were closed, are giving notice
Of the resumption ot work since the
news t.: the democratic vlctnry, which
|. received with great satisfaction In
the iron and tin plate manufacturing
districts lu Great Britain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

Showing s!,e sud End Ut ii Painful Ger
Responsiveness.
t..,:t'tl

Showing .lbe sud End Ut ii i'ninfut Ger
re>1,".,sltnce.
They hn.l been separated some time,
although they told their friends that
they loved each othor dearly.
She was In Kalamazoo.
fle was in Wnlla Wulla.
She learned through Il friend that he
was reported III s1nitten with II girl i'll
San Francisco, and as she fortunately
had found one whom she hoped to learn
to lore (alll who was rich and intlrn>
she wrote him as follows:
DEAR Cl,An1lE-f You have broken my heart.
know all. Consider our engagement brukcn.
hut remember shnll always hope to he your
friend. MAUD.
He replied to this:
DEAn MACp-l am glad that lave learned
that you are not to be trusted before wc nntl<
the awful mistake OF marriage. CHARLIE.
After this she was afraid that he might
interfere with her arrangements con-
cerning the one she hoped to learn tt
love. SO she wrote him:
will send you yours. MAUD
He answered:
DEAR MACu-l nave already learned mol 70
trust you. Send my letters buck first.
CHARLIE.
She did SO. inclosing them in the fol-
lowing:
Mn. Tot.LIvEi.-fou are very unktnd.
MAUD HAzELrop.
Then she waited a reply. She waited
three months. The reply did not come.
Neither did her letters, so she wrote the
following:
NlR. ToLL1vEn-Inusmuch as have not re-
t oeived my letters back. and a. there has heen
! plenty oe time, NM forced to tho painful con-
| clusion that yun nre too poor to buy tho ncces~
| sary postage stamps to send them. | therefore
| inclosa sufficient stamps, and ehutl expect my
| letters by return mnil unless you are lost to
| all senae of honor. MArD HAz1tror.
She received m answer by return mui1.
! It was:
| DEAR MAuD-l nlwAy. knew you were con-
| celted, but uih not kuow you wtre concei'e ed
! enough To suppH'4e that ] Vnu'd keep your let-
| ters. Thoy were nll thrawn away Immediately
| Thanks fur thu stamps. CHARLIE.
They do not correspond now.-Ex~
| change
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15
Strength Al,ll Health.

If sou IRE ,ot feeling strong aud
ttpulth, try Electric Hl,tere, IF "la
grirl'e' has lift you weak ald weary,
Use El-t' re Bit .t. This remedy ucts
directly on liver, 3totnAch and kidney
g"ntIy riding tht "a organs to rtrf'1n>
tn, ir functions. If yo4 Ale tftlictt
with headache, you VIII f1ud speedy
and nermt nent relief by t4king Elec-
t ie Blttere. One trial will convince
y"u that tl!is il the remedy y1u nped.
Large bottles ou1y so cents at WrIghl'e
dug stOie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office ot the County Clerk Of Gus
ter county until IL O'Clock, noon, Mon
day, December 9th. 1892, for furnish
ing coal for the Court House and Poor
House TOR the period Of one year. All
bids to be marKed "SeAled proposals
for furnishing coal for Court House
and Poor House" ind addressed to
the County Clerk. The board reserves
the right 10 reject allv or MI bids.
Dated Miles City, Nov. 18th, 1892:
a. II. SWERDF10ER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15


iar* hpi"re:: ni urould tllat t..t.a1 H. j.
:t"1>:' > TINT; tatAny VIC, ca1>'t ftal an>i
write. =:=:*: Fl: :*"" .: #&*~::
A*"!n tie crhwd telt t!is. pressure Of =
EtnI. but IT raill'rI *t,ot aud every man
who had II \. ltu' it up. .>.==:..,
l't' newspaper 'nAnstond ttt*vin eiK!t
bats nnI :slx KS -:
The man tn %rt the statistics wax uIr>.:1
to kt:trt
'''t1o|d oa,< h:tid the tnan with tue iro1
nerve II can tell YOU now WIN tie til.t
l0,UND nre.
'Icl1 us, was tllr unanimous com
mnnl. ..:*
"Da|,lcs. under ot>t. year" was the r..
ply. "alld nntltr four years for fl4c vtl.,r
2O.DUU."
bot the crowd KICKED. unf! now cirL,
1hc1l are out taking It cc,l%lls of tue in.
FAINT population. ~Detroit Free Press,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

Sen|ed proposals will be IT eceived at
the office ut he County Clerk Of Custer
equity until II n'clm'k, mon. Of Mon
day, Dtcen.l,-r 5 Ii, 1907. for fur ishiug
bids to tie marked "SeRled propcs l's
for furnishing wood for The Court
Houss and Punr Hnllse" and ati ,resstd
20 tire County Cl-rk. The board re-
servts the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated Miles City, NV. 18th, 1902.
A. Fl. SWERDFIGER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

The crowd was discussing immigration
and the bad results OF its rapid growth
In America. when newspaper man
whose parents were foreign born chip
ped in.
"You're doing u good deal Of talking
about foreigners in Wisconsin and the
northwest" said he. "but I'll bet any
man In this crowd new hat that right
hore in Detroit there are at least 10000
persons who can't speak word Of Eng
lisl1."
The crowd was staggered at first, but
recovered in n moment and hut bets Wr:1
numerous
Theu it was suggested that some one
go after the statistics.
"Beforo you do that,' said the Journal
tst very coollyA II want to bet five DBL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

TACOMA, Nov. l3.-Nearly ccmplet*
returns from all The counties Ia the
state gave Harrison plurality Of 4 =
02l. McGraw (rep.) for governor, has
aaplurality Of 1860; these figures will
be slightly Increased by the official
count. Wilson aud Doolittle (reps.|
are elected to congress by $500 p!ural~
ity. The enttre republican state ticket
10 elected. The republicans will con-
troll both branches of the state legis:a :
ture aud havs majority of 40 on joint
ballot,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15


A r D. 4 IA Yellowetone Lodge. No.
Hall on first and third Wednesdays of the
month.
n n L Custer Lodge No. II meets 4
II " u r. their hull every Monday
night,
6ontino1 Encampmcrt meots first and third
Fridays 1T oach n1uuth,
u nE b Crus tder Lodge No. meotn at
n Uf T Odd Fellows hall On he flrat and
Thursdays Of the month.
n 4 r Star Of the Vest Lodge meets at
u ESSa,11 ~ W' II M"'o"'o h"'' every Thursday
d, a, /, at Odd Faiiows si ;ail to- On L The dr. DR.
and third Tuesdays Of tho month.
H. u u, N, mccfs on tIlo frst "i and iii tiiiJ I'd
Wednesdays in oacl. month.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

story ls told Ut the actress Mile
Marie Masnier and her },c!.rls. One
day, az she WAS about to appear on the
scene. somebody mu!e the remark that
her pearls were really Of III enormous
size ut Is tr'>e," she replied; the
lady whom represent on thu <tugp M
douht wore smaller pearls III reaI life.
But Whit ,an | 10: i have 40 small
pearls "-Ar@onaut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

why didn't Yum thank that young
man who rose ltpun'! gaze you t.is seat"
"He gave it to me because he thought
looked older than any other woman in
the car. Tilat's why didn't thank him
And don't thank hin!" Chicago Trib-
uut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

SALT LAKE. Nov. 13.-The territor-
ial supreme court toiay reversed the
ruling of the master In ohanoery on
e'cheated personal property If the
Mormon church, amounting to about
three~4uatters Of million dollars.
The mater ruled that this should 70
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

t tue j-tl''.j.. ri nn,t-. fine ntrt uver-
IuI ~ t@i'u, ",41 "a. u tf>~ ,nh'+'> K|tal ii
~ 80 ttt: .cll"f:i#t:i ""==a*:a b~i'tvo!ent
us>s Il, tie IT rtn'n s.tt,c*,, ur for tie
t'r:it h@t:f r'"c*sr f :w' r~hil ot tu ii
r'u1eh, mud: al'iptnt4 L'ot1ani &.
H@*f*+, |: H*,*:!! 4: 49, tsH>;*t', 'rtarry
ont th~ l,nr,v,~t." 10 y Illth t':r tlrc1rlnr,
dtvo'.r tie tunh-, with ii bond of
*'A,ttW U:t,ttA Stats A=tur'ar>
|artti1i Ea7 t:*tont ~ "t*u1l n:l'ra| To the
C:t,:4t' = "'r=~.~Ht,rr.,n <.uiir.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15


N1t$SA, NV. l3, ~~ lh"t txnern"tt> X
" II, the ~ " A[Hn. llct;tr rifle t,y pov-
rrhutnt xl.rs proved Il every WY
t" h" satisfactory. it tit.s l2O ru,tI.u .
t,~r minute aud r. sighted at 300
sa,d* It II Of Il <nlal.: h,r.- l1+t, h.
previous Menn!ich+r-, *nh hui.+t~
hay" All lncr. u cd velocity, tie wt,Eht
Ut cartridge. + l. s>*",t*ti Aut the IT, .tll
il 20 :!l+u tn lh+ hi .>uInm. Tht
>fl't ,nI, h., fire.! IN Ia;i,: st!rtct*i(tn
r ~ may III >ir.:t 1nterv"t. THE *
p"rts I'r 'tuun:s. ( Il. intcttA' ism # III"
NJ" ">ap ruanA aud >lint t..
II q iH' Il ltur@ out Aaif~tnrul #
bulr II utr5 ,nl htcuti1r to-, hrt IT,
nuhtil~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

1t ls ltut often III IT u n.,,1l Eet4 Vt.
thor nxhly rltared nut 1T ole sweep
IL. Wis Mr. ". T.. Muh,.tey, II recent
Hsturf ou Pnw4Itr river, In tie neI.ll-
brd rf II cSttt'-. On Thursday
eve. ,lt4 la~t while th~ til ire family
" It i.''setlt iruiA thr !4Ultre. it. caught
tlrY and wts burned to the ErHund,
COLI ~u,nin. INT ouly the rntirt huust-
!.o.i effects aid evefy s1it*h ~f vloIu-
lHE. tx"lh W1|"t Nar tu u.e. lint to
a::d :!h:: I'"s. Mr. Muhrnfy hud hut
iu4 ia, ;n l,;> ~intr,': supply IT pro-
vis ou+ Au'l dry s"od:: w"'cn n'ao
w-nt n}' in rlnrke. A1r. M.,htney,
"h i~.n ol r: l1.er, aud tn every re-
r~rt Il r.t"t;u~s tit'z II, takes his 'o*s
.nufuil;. tnt hs ntnghtols WHO
kttn~ hl< w',r'h aud thp extent IT his
III '%:nttrt, *,s" Ut thr op1n"n that hr
shuutt ns,t hear 1t tlnnr. 4 fund ~*~
;"tord,n2fy H'attti, Hnd Nathan
Hnrkt&t l. HOW IN 'o*n asking these
who - ! in"!iutd |" ito something to-
" rtts masj1 6 uu the severe 'o->:tx
ter'e,tcv3 10y Mr. 1t onry, + IS "A
v,.ry " r4|< c..tl+s., Ind those WHO may
l+e1 ii>t contributing atr n*Er q that
their nttt Will he &lr,e'y utu "rtl np~
r:ed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-15

"@*. :)N AnftNnt:R 18TH. III.
Il. :\I>;c'v' Il C",ftt cs:t;i,r'
~ r. ~::i(t=ll ::.:i(t=ll't<<| *;|'c Continental
" <>onEte.S. :": :|".: *=: :=":=* ... f.
This" ">as t':r form cf the
4 a,,A ef'1nlcnt t>r: tho Amcricn;'
I'M z>t.|= + ::|| ::1' VIII c', preceded anil
',.>zts "=Ss|==II.]%|tI: :t*tt *hy til r'o'c
roitv1t I'ni'*1 under thc Con.
=":. ~. utit1Il:Ht t|.e ! !>'';iit"9 States:
v. j't* :tS tt1I*i' l;|<t.3 t@>ei;"f fttb;tt:S!
C'' nl|2t.*:"t han n year l'y Con-
4r.:s ==<<<.:..I|> *"<@<*.:.|>.,:< f,V rt''nn}.:n c''n~
IN =+t';,t *9|{ a7; tNt rt=iz'n>:
tio1l%tj>= ft't'ES:,,=||. Is. :. =.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
MILwAUKEE ABLAzE.

As we 20 to press the city OF MIL
waukee is burning. The fire has al
ready swept away hundreds of houses
and burned through the business SEQ.
ton. The destruction of the city is
threatened. The damages already
amount to many millions OF dollars.
The FIRE originated in the store OF the
Union Oil Company. presumably an
illuminating oil concern.
Milwaukee is a city with splendid
FIRE department., a lake in front to sup.
ply unlimited water, yet the fire is
sweeping on past control. Roanoke has
q splendid fire department and fine
water supply, yet it is exposed to the
same calamity which has befallen Port
land, New York, Chicago, Boston, Fall
River and now Milwaukee.
THE TINES does not wish to pose as an
alarmist. but householders ought to at
once give the closest possible attention
to their flues. A tin or c,st.iron tiue
has limited age and when it has passed
that age it ought to be replaced.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
now TUE FIELD LOOKS.

Politics is the only thing which the
average American will take any interest
in for the next two weeks, and he is,
therefore, entitled to have it. The
editor of THE TIMES has during the past
two weeks been in every Atlantic coast
State save Maine and Florida. These
include New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North and South Carolina and
Georgia.
OF the New England group Rhode
Island is safely Republican. Massa-
chusetts will re-elect her Democrat
governor, Russell, but the chances favor
the choice of the Harrison and Reid
electors. New Hampshire and Connecti-
cut are doubtful, with chances favoring
the Democrats. The rest from New
York to Florida are Democratic.
In the Sou th, West Virginia is now the
only doubtful Democratic State, but
party lines are solidifying even there.
Westward, Indiana will be safely Dem
ocratic; Michigan will give FIVE to seven
votes for Cleveland and Stevenson; Wis
consin will cut loose from her Republi.
can moorings and Illinois is doubtful.
The Third party Dem ocratic combine
seems to be effective in nearly every
Mississippi Republican State until
the Pacific Slope Is reached. Good
prophets predict that Harrison will lose
not less than twenty electral votes in
the silver belt.
The situation o-day undeniably favors
the Democratic party. But nothing
will be certain until the ballots nre
couAted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

Wheat Selling at the Lowest Price Ever
Known in New York.
NEW York, Oct. 2s.-[Sceciall-R G.
Dun & Co.'S. Weekly Review says: There
Is car famine from Pittsburg to Rocky
Mountains. This single fact shows the
best and worst of the business. The
West is marketing enormous crops,
probably exceeding in quantity all
official or unofficial estimates, but
Europe is buying but moderately. Wheat
Is selling at the lowest price ever known
at New York. Many years ago it touched
76 cents In one day. but the quotation is
now 75% cents for October deliveries.
The receipts at the Western ports have
been 100000 bushels in four days, and
more than 36,OO0,O0U bushels in four
weeks, whilo the exports from the At
lantc ports in four days have been
100000 bushels.
The price here has declined / q. and
the opinion steadily gains ground that
all estimates of the crop have boon be.
low the truth. The price of cotton is
the same as week ago, after large sales
and considerable fluctuations. At Phil
adelphia the iron trade improves. Bust
ness at Baltimore is larger than last
year and money easy. Tho jump in
prices of soft steel is seen at Pittsburg,
but the glass ira 10 is not in good condi-
ton. Business at st. Louis is strong,
except in winter clothing and wooden
goods, grain receipts being remarkably
large.
Stocks of pig iron are shrinking and
the prices are frmer, Southern pro-
ducers finding less occasion to crowd
down the market in order to dispose OF
their products. Tho exports of domes-
tic products continue much below last
years in valne. as is natural, the de-
crease at New York for four weeks being
about 90 per cent. The imports con-
tinue remarkably large, and the treas
ury receipts are SO heavy that the stock
OF gold increased 81. $780, 900 and of silver
SO, 200,0 900, while S3.700,0O0 more Of
paper was put out
Business failures occurring through
out the country the past week number
for the United States 1877 and for Csnad q
20, a total of 1877 against 255 for the cor.
responding week last year.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
Cost of Supporting Germany.s Army.

LONDON. Oct 80 -[Speciall- The
Berlin correspondent of the Daily
News says: Excepting the semi
official papers the whole press declares
the military bill impossible. 1t is cal
culated that in the past twenty years
Germany has spent 5000 600, 600 on her
army. II the increase OF expenditure
continues the country will be bank
rnpted Tee nature of the bill created
q bad impression ON the Bourse and there
has been heavy aelling of German three
per cent bonds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
MR.. McKERNAN's RECITAL.

Mr.. Irby f. McKernan's vocal recital
at the Hobbie Music Co.'S. warerooms
81 Salem avenue, last night, was at
tanded by some ESQ invited guests. Mr.
McKernan's accompanist was Mr.. E. l..
Rcchussen. Though suffering from a
severe attack of malaria Mr.. McKernan
rendered programme replete with
musical gems. It's length and range
were such as to tax the powers OF the
moot accom- plished singers.
From Gounod's Nazareth" the broad
sustained passages of "Jerusalem" and
Mascagni's "Retorno" to the melodies
Of old Scotch and Irish ballads is .
stride which should daunt even the
most venturesome singers.
Mr.. McKernan's voice is tenor,
highly cultivated, In perfect command
and exquisitely modulated. He held
his audience in appreciative interest
through q lengthy programme. Mr..
McKernan Ia now located In Roanoke,
and with his splendid training and fine
+ voice will be esteemed as an addition to
the music loving public OF this city.
Following Is the programme:
Pianaforts solo-LarQbc.to Second SYMPHONY.
beethoven
0uuB GOuQOl
Recltatye-Comfort Ye My People (Mcssiah)
+. Aria Every Valley Shall Be Exalted (Meesiah1
Handel
Media,ion--The Holy Vision, Bethlehem. Gonnod
PIanaforte aOlo-Nocturn ........... Chonin
Cavatina-O Del Mo Dolce Ardor Helene
Schubert
Fianaforte solo-Imp omptu OPP. 20, No
- ~ Schubert.
Song-My Qneen.. ..........s... .Blumenthai.
seng--Stars OF The summer Night. :. :. Csracciolo
song Spa ish Sercnado ......... Caracciolo.
Sopg-Old English Tbs Anchors weighed
Song-0 Scotch Mary NJ Argyle . Mel. on.
Fong Old Irish Tho Ninstrei b oy....T hoorc.
fisnaforte s'0 F'''.r C'~'rm" .Nnbinstcin
., sy..,a-. .on7ty atr,.uItu-al
IA y >, :. F.nc.' =. ~~s tn. mpst
MIG .,,inl iali .ysr held in the county.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
TO GIVE WEAVER COLORADO.

Democrats Withdrawing From the Field
In the Rocky Mountain State.
DENVER. Colo, Oct. 2s.-Col. ]. G.
Taylor, candidate on the straight Dem.
ocratic ticket for Congress from tho Sec.
ond district, filed his resignation yea
terday, with the secretary of the State.
Candidates for the legislature took sim
liar action.
agreed upon at q meeting of the State
central committee last night. to with
draw the Cleveland electors in favor OF
Weaverites. This course is denounced
by some CT the leading Democrats of the
State designations from tho ticket
ay be expected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
INSURANCE.
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When you have anything to insure,
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
Military Boys Too Much for Them

LEXINGTON, Va. Got. 2s.--The foot.
ball team of st. Johns College. Annap-
oils. Md. played the Virginia Military
Institute here yesterday. The score
was Is to in favor Of the home team.
The visitors played hard. aggressive,
and at times a dangerous game, but
were unable to cope with the superior
strength and running of their opponents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
The Republicans win in newport, r. 1.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. Yesterdays
special municipal election resulted in
the election of Horton Republican, for
mayor, over Honey (Democrat), the
present incumbent, by majority OF
forty.six in total vote Of $3.50. The
Republicans also elected three out OF
Eve aldermen and ten out of fifteen
touncilmen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
Premier Abbott's Successor.

OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. % Premier Alb
bolt. it Is understood, will soon forward
his resignation to Lord Stanley. There
il little doubt that Sir John Thompson
will succeed him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29
Fatal Gazing of a Clay Bank

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 2s.-By the cav
ing of clay bank in a brick yard this
morning William Stark was killed and
David Ullinger probably fatally injured.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-29

THE great Estcy organ is the best on
earth. Fully warranted for FIVE years.
Factory prices and easy payments
guaranteed oy Hobbie Music Company,
l57 Salem avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-21
TO The TEETH
HAVE THE CITIZENS OF KeMpen
COUNTY, MISS,
Armed Themselves 10 Wipe Out a Band OIL
Assassns, The Remaining TolberIs.
A Reign oil Terror.

Meridian, Miss, Dec. 20.--A reign of
terror exists in Kempcr county, and
every citizen with anything to do with
the hanging of old man Tolbert and
bringing Tom and Walter Tolbert to jus.
ticc is now in hourly dread for his life.
One week ago William Beckham, known
to hive been prominent In the war on the
Tolbcrts was assassinated while sitting
by his own Preside. Beckham was ex-
pecting to be waylaid and he had made
his arrangements to leave the country
the next day.
Saturday evening last, about shutdown,
Colonel Adams, who was also identified
in the fight against the Tolberts, was
fired at from ambush by two men, but
Adams horse SHE'D and saved the riders
life. Adams returned the fire with
shot gun but without effect There is
the greatest CONSERVATION existing and
no one goes abroad without being heay-
lily armed.
Dr. Stemm, who played prominent
part In the tragedy, has been compelled
through fear of assassination, to neg
lect large practice aud scclude himself
ut home. The disguised men are sup
posed TO be Ranse and Charlie Tolbert.
who were driven to desperation by the
hanging of their father the death Of
their brother John and the shooting and
capture of their brothers, Tom and Wal
ter Tolbert.
A band of determined Kemper county
citizens came here this morning and
armed themselves to the teeth for the
purpose of wiping out the assassins.
Rams Tolbert has been in Louisiana for
many years and is desperate char
actcr, being connected with an organized
band of robbers and cut-throats.