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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21

81 United States soil, II has been the
81. rule that every lronclad Of old Eng
= land that anchors here sufferers
nom an epidemic Of deserters. This
has resulted In standing reward
being offered to any police officer
n who returns deserter to the man
ol-war. Today Chief Of Police Nc
Lafen and Oflicer Mcleod took five
men on board the Daphne who had
been arrested for assertion. The
III putting Of these men in irons en-.
ragged the sailors, who made an at
tack on The chief police after the
,el other officer had descended the lad
der. Tue chief defended himself
al but bow from a stalwart able sea
man fel ed him to the deck Ikea log
Iss Mcleod rushed up the ladder agair
I, 10 defend bis chief and was felled by
swabbing-brush The officers
z with the assistance Of the marines
IS drove back the mutineers, who re-
fused to listen to orders until forced
to do so at the point Of the bayOnets
= Of the marines. After determined
struggle the mutineers were over.
come and ironed. The case has nc
!. parallel In the history Of the British
y squadron, and the local authorities
& having the right Of punishment t'
h the captain of the Daphne. The
x mutIneers will have TO be sent home
\ TO England to put in "at least five
4 years" Both the police officers are
seriously injured. 1t is creditabl,
Z reported that word has been sent to
\ Esquimalt for sister ship to come
over TO lay alongside In case of fur
ther trouble, it being feared that a
general mutiDy will follow, as the
men will all have completed their
term in May, and are consequently
recki iesa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Killed Stealing a Ride.

COMA, Wash, March 2O.-
Frank Harrington, while stealing q
ride on the freight train yesterday
was jolted of near Meeker junction.
The train ran over him, cutting OH
both Of his legs near the body. He
was removed To the hospital where
he died today. Nothing is known
about him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Sandbasged on a Bridge.

PORTLAND, March IA. Larsen,
a bridge sweeper on the steel bridge,
was sandbagged by footpad about
l o'clock yesterday morning. Mr..
Larsen was sweeping the east ap-
proach of the bridge when the
footpad crept up behind him and hit
him on the head and face with a
rock tied in a silk handkerchief.
Mr.. Larsen grappled with his as
sailant and tried to hold him, but
be broke away and fled. Larsen
was not badly hurt. He is about so
years old.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
In the House Today.

WASHINGTON, March 21,-In the
house Enlo, of Tennessee, offered a
resolution calling on the secretary OF
the treasury tor a list of all persons
employed in the Coast and Geodetic
survey, whose salaries lave been in
creased or decreased during 1890,
also for a list of those dismissed or
who resigned during that year,
Enloe said he had information from
discharged employe that the coast
survey Is in the hands Of ring. The
resolution was adopted. The COM
mlttee on printing reported in favor
of expunging from the congressional
record Of the 18th all that portion of
the speech of Walker, of Massachu-
setts, which refers to mugwumps,
etc., but which was not delivered.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the army appropria-
ton bill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March sl.-
Wheat buyer season Sl.6Si,
PoRTLAND, March Wheat val
ley, N.S5C9tl.60; Walla Walla, Sl.5C
9Sl.55.
CHICAGO, March n. - At closs
wheat was hrmi cash, 62,, May,
$50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
THE JACK THE RIPPER"
The Australian Police Searching
for Evidence of Crime.

MELBOURNE, Australia, March 20
Deenling, alias Williams, alias Sans
ton, the Raihlll and Melbourne mur
derer, supposed to be Jack the Rip
per, was Saturday arraigned a
Perth on q charge of numbering hil
wife, formerly Miss Maher, at Mel
bourne, and was remanded unit
Tuesday. Meantime the police o
sydney, New South Wales, are ell
gagged In digging In the basement o
the house which Williams occupied
in 1888.
BLoOD-sTAINED CLOTHING.
LONDON, March 20.-It has beer
learned that the Rainhill murderer
under the name of +. B. Deeming
was manager of the New Novitge
dach gold mine, Kleekshop, South
Africa, in October, 1889, and stayed
at the Queens hotel, Haverford
with a woman and two children.
There is some doubt as to whether
the woman was his wife. A box he
longing to Williams, containing
clothing stained with blood, was
found today in hotel at RainhilI.
VISITING RAINHILL.
LIVERPOOL, March 20,-Thous-
ands visited Rainhill today. Sew
eral accidents occurred and several
fights as well. The vicar of Rain
hill alluded to Deeming's crimes in
a sermon today. Various persons
acquainted the police with instances
where robbery was suffered at the
hands of Williams. A telegram
from Cape Town, South Africa,
states that Deeming became noto-
rious in Johannesburg in 1889, in
connection with jewelry swindling
and some mysterious murders oc-
Cured there about that time.
HAD MANY NAMES.
PERTH, Australia, March 20.-
Deeming was again before the mag
istrate today. The court house was
packed. The pri. oner, who persists
in calling himself Swanston, en-
tered the dock with jaunty air, but
became nervous aud fidgety during
the reading of the charges. After
the. giving of formal evidence In re-
gard to his arrest he was remanded.
Deeming's luggage has been ex-
Among the articles found
were u card certifying to the men,
bership of Emily Mather in Rain
hill Band of Hope, timetable of
trains between Rainhill and Liver
pool, an autograph album belonging
to Emily Mather, book of ad-
dresses of persons in England, a
pocketbook bearing monogram "B.
+. d." "A Masonic apron similarly
ettered, silver card case and
prayer book containing the lame
Emily" Among the addresses
noted are Mcdonald, New York;
Blrenhead Marshall, New York,
aud others Of persons in Hull, Liv-
'rpocl aud Hartlepool, proving the
IDENTIFY of Williams, Deeming,
Lawson, etc. 1t is learned that |
Deeming, who declared his name TO |
'e Swanston, confessed to the police
hat he Is the same man who lived |
It Wind suburb, Melbourne, nnder
he name Of Williams. Evidence is
iaily aceumulating showing the
'ast life of Deeming TO have been
ne Of constant fraud and robbery,
arried on under the pretense Of
wealth and bonhomme.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Miners Resume Work.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Noting
ham miners, numbering $4,000, re.
sumed work at the usual hour this
morning, as a result, the price OF
coal In the district has declined three
shillings per ton, Miners In other
districts excepting Durham, have
also returned TO work. $4,000 men
are still out In the Durham district.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The
river and harbor bill will be reported
tomorrow or Wednesday. The
committee has put the Great lakes,
deep water canal, Mississippi and
some others under contract.
The appropriation for the Colum-
bia river at Cascades, $435,000. The
Dalles portage and boat railway
project are not included, the COM
mittee being unwilling to include
both pro' eets,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
TWO BOLD BURGLARS.
Highlander Chinese Captured by
the Police.

PORTLAND, March 21.-Detectives
Joseph Day and Sam Simmons sue.
ceeded Saturday in running two
more desperate Chinese burglars to
earth. Last Monday morning at
5 O'Clock the store of DIR. Lee Hum,
at l45 Second street, was entered
aud robbed Of 500 worth of jewelry
belonging TO the doctor and his
wife. The thieves knew the prem
ises and their plans were well laid.
They entered through the stairway
on Morrison street, next to the
Famous clothing store. Following
hallway In the building they
stood before the door of the DOCTORS
room. With a saw they soon
cut a hole In the panel and un-
boted the door. They had Sc
cured the jeweIry and were disap-
peaTing through door when the
doctor awoke and saw them. He
followed them TO the door Of stair
way, but they escaped to the street.
Monday the detectives were adj
vised that the burglars had attempt
ed TO sell their booty and kept u
sharp lookout for them. Evidence
accumulated against the thieves
and az o'clock yesterday afternoon
the detectives arrested Lee Den, a
highblnder, belonging to the Hip
Sing Tong gang, on Second and
Pine streets, and Lee Sing Cheung
on Second and Stark. Lee Den
was very surly.
On examining his trunk the detec-
tives found full hlghbinder's outfit,
including two long knives, short
one, 45-callbre pistol, heavily
charged and short handled hatchet
which would do good service In
hand.to-hand fight. On ashelf oyer
bis head was found a burg lars out
Mt, Including saw, glasscutter, a
screwdriver and other tools. Lee
Den wore new gold watch, which |
he said he purchased from Fried
lander, the jeweler month ago.
Mr.. Friedlander said the Chinaman
exchanged the watch for gold one
a few days ago. The Chinese doctor
identified the works of the watch as
his. On Lee Sing Cheung was
found a silver watch belonging to
the doctors wife.
Lee Den is q gOod-looklng China
man OF medium height, of fine ad-
dress aud well-dressed.. His partner
is an ugly-looking fellow with pro-
truding teeth. The evidence against
the burglars Is complete. Detective
Day says he arrested Lee Den ten
years ago for stealing S400 and a
gold watch from the Portland baths,
where he was employed. AT that
time the prosecutor compromised
the case with the Chinaman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Whitelaw Reid.

PARIS, March 2O.-General Mer-
edith Reid gave a farewell dinner
today To u. :. Minister Reid. From
now on until their departure Mr..
and Mis-. Reid attend dinners given
In their honor nearly every evening.
They In return will give farewell
break fasts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Bids for City Bonds.

SEALt ID proposals viii be received up fn
~ O'Clock p m. OF the hth day OF ArTii,
lss-' oy me mayor ard city recorder 81 ha
- -. Sl Sslem m. for the purchase OF $4,000
w Noi'n oi bonds on the city OF salem, ore
fnh, IN demon inatiOns OF 500 and upwaras
e1s ~. IN iSfest of these bonds 10 be paid semi
sshhesily ana 70 run twenty years, and -
NV. siaN ? eef cent. interest No bid viii h9
,'sl.. ssSsiNea I r the bonds below their Iar
Anine. . The city OF Salem reserves tho
Iis NJ 70 reject any or All bios.
o,. II. DARCY, Mayor.
~i~so ~. \. 6OODEl4L, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
To Be prosecut,d.

CHICAGO, March 2l,--A WASH
ingtOn special saysi Acting upon
the report OF the United States dis
triet attorney at Chicago, the attor-
ney-general has decided 10 prosecute
the biscuit trust As contrary 20 law.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Received a Present.

LIBAU, Russia, March 21.-The
Gar has bestowed a present on Cap.
tain Sergeant, Of the steamer In
diana, which brought cargo OF
provision for the famine sufferers
frOm America.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Solid for Cleveland.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March 2l -
Caucuses in the fifth congressional
district Saturday night show that
Cleveland will get all Of the fifty
one delegates to the state conveu-
ton,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
OVER IN IDAHO.
without Bread During Life and
Buried In Broadcloth.

Without Bread During Life and
Buried in Broadcloth.
BOISE CITY, March 2l,--He lived
In poverty and died niserably, yet
he will be carried like a prince 70
his grave. Such was the fate OF
orovllle Marcy, who Friday after
noon was drowned IN the Boise river.
He and his wife and baby lived in a
hovel IN this city, while each had
extremely wealthy relatives In the
Eastern states. So soon as the news
OF her husoand's death reached
Mrs. Marcy she telegraphed 10 the
father OF the deceased, NJ. NJ. Marcy,
OF Minneapolis. Saturday he in-
slruoled the bereaved wife 10 have
the body embalmed and brought
home, aud told her 10 draw on him
for all the money she required. Mrs.
AIarcy's mother lives in Darlington,
Wls., and 20 her also telegram was
forwarded. She Immediately wired
the daughter 10 draw upon her for
any amount. Marcy was wild sort
Of fellow, aud NE aud his wife,
against the wishes Of both families
were married, and they drifted west.
The hard luck pursued them aud
Marcy WAS compelled 10 become a
common laborer. Al tines he aud
his v life and babe went hrngry, and
recently nearly died of cold and
starvation. Friday at noon, after a
lang period of idleneas, Mercy went
b work as carpenters roustabout
% tho bridge over Boise river -Four
hours later he lell into the river aud
~ drowned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
U. S. ARMY.
Small, but Very Efficient, SO Gen
eral Miles Saws.

VAaA Miles says,
WASHINGTON, March % Gen,
eral Nelson A. Miles, ia an interview
speaking of the army aud navy
and national guard, said: "In nrn-
portion TO our wealth and popula.
tion our army Is reduced 10 the ex.
treme minimum, IL is small, hut
most efficient, In intelligence,
courage and patriotism II will COM
pare favorably with any In the
world. The same may be said Of
our national guard, yet, in order TO
have them properly equipped and
prepared, Que Of two things must be
donei either the press OF the coun-
try must tel the plain truth and
educate the public mlnd up 10 our
real condition aud necessities, or We
must meet some disaster that may
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Cola In California.

BAKERsFIELD, Cal, March 90
The weather has been cold aud un-
settled here for the past twenty-fonr
hours and very stormy In the mount-
aina Occasional showers have fall
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Block Burned.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-The Burton
block, a six-story structure at the
corner of VanBuren and Clinton
streets, was destroyed by fire Satur-
day evenings ,entailing loss of $780,.
900.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21

The New York Racket store has
just receiyei large new lnVoic- OF
goods. They keep coming every
week. Call and save m,aey, daYi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
NOTICE..

hiE assessment ron for Marion county
my hands for o0llectiop- TsTnavs,.s nj, tn
e1se come forward and pay tbeir a -
added. M " "sns s,q,ss,s 1nu costs
sherin aud Tar Collector Msrson -, y,
salem, Or> fcb. II, Isel aeStsas ~ ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21

ASHLAND, Wis, March Alan
explosion occurred at Republican
caucus Saturday night heceuse OF
men throwing a pail of what was
supposed 10 be water on a fiFe. The
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
fnlloWs:
Provision is also made in the bill

Provision is also made in the bill
for the examination by the war de-
partment, with view Of improve
nent Of the Alsea river in Benton
county, Of the Chetco river in Curry
county, Of Rogue river from Grants
Pass 10 the sea, in Josephine and
Curry counties; of the Nestucca
river in Tillamook county; OF Coos
river In Coos county, and for the
construction Of a lock and dam in
the Yamhlll river at Lafayette, in
Yamhill county.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21

pail contained kerosene. The house
was wrecked, several men were in
jured and a serious conIiagratioD
was only averted by the prompt
arrival Of the firemen.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Morrison Chairman.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-At q
meeting of the interstate commerce
commission, VIM. II. Morrison was
elected chairman TO I'll the vacancy
made by Judge Cooley's resigna-
tlon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
BEHRINa SEA.
Claims for Expulsion to Be Pre-
sented Within Month.

OTTAWA, March 2l.-Mlnister OF
Marine and Fisheries Tupper has
issued notice to all persons having
claims for loss or damage by reason
Of expulsion from, or warning out
Of Behring sea during the year
1891, must lodge them at the Office
Of the collector Of customs at Vic
t0ria, b. o., within one month.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
BOILER ExPLoDEs.
Killing Five Men and Seriously
Injuring "a Others.

EAST JORDAN, Mich, March 2l.--
A boiler at East Jordan mill ex-
ploded this morning instantly kill
Ing Simon Carney, Peter Sheldon,
John Brown, Ben Cook, Emanuel
Hunt and seriously injuring four
Others and moro or less badly hurt.
m score more. The mill Is a total
wreck. Loss $4,000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
The Order Organizes a Monm outh
Lodge.

MONMOUTH, Or, March 2l.-The
Knights OF Pythias organized a
lodge here Saturday night, with a
membership OF sixteen. Members
Of Salem and Independence lodges
assisted In the limitations The
Knights have comfortable room In
the new Catlron building.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Caprivi to See the Kaiser.

BERLIN, March 2O.-Emperor
William has summoned Chancellor
Won Caprivi to come to him at
Huderthstock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Springer Improving.

WASHINGTON, March 20. The
condition of Congressman Springer
continues to improve, but he is still
confined to bed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
RIVER And HARBOR BILL
Oregon Comes Ont All Right.
The Second Largest.
RIVER AND HARBoR.
The House Committee Finally
Completes It's Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The
river and harbor bill is now com
pleted and is ordered TO the house.
No separate bill can possibly pass
the house, in view of the immense
sum which is now given Oregon in
the general bill. The items as now
secured in the bill for Oregon are as
follows:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21
Severe Blizzard.

DEs MoINRs, March 2l.-A severe
blizzard is raglngln Northern Iowa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-21

check our progress and burden us
with national debt that would last
for another generation. Too much
is expected from our navy"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13

Delegates Appointed to the National Press
Association.

Special to Appeal-Avalanche,] -
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 10.-As the
Mississippi Press Association and the
National Press Association both meet
In May, Hon. Sam D. Harper, presi-
dent Of the former, tonight announces
the appointment Of the following dele
gates to the latter: j. L. Power, Clar-
ION, jackson; J. K. Vardaman, Green
wood Enterprise; J. w. Lambert, Nat
chez Democrat; Edgar s. Wilson, Mis-
sissippi bureau, Appeal-Avalancke; J
w. Buchanan, GRENADA SENTINEL;
r. q. Henry, State Ledger, jackson; T.
N. Campbell, Vicksburg Commercial.
Herald.
Alternates:-s. A. Jones, Aberdeen
Examiner; T. II. Gully, Fayette Chro.,-
icle; J. 6. MCGUIRE, Yazoo City Herald;
P. L. Moore, Advance, Clarksdale; L.
Pink Smith, Democrat, Greenville;
Frank Burkitt, Messenger, Okolona.
Ex-Ofdcio Delegates-Sam D. Har-
per, president, Raymond, Gazette; J. G.
eastman, acting secretary, Vicksburg;
8. W. Banks (pr0gram,) Meridian
Standard; E. L. Martin, secretary COM
mittee National Association; J. H.
Duke, executive committeeman Nation
al Editorial Association.
The National Editorial Association
will meet at San Francisco May Is.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13

Toys for the amusement Of children
are not confined to the common herd of
people, as some ancient toys sold few
days ago in Paris that once belonged to
the royal families Of France, brought
fancy prices, A little doll, less than
= foot high made when Louis XIII was
king Of France, brought 6l5 francs, u
set of carriages carved in wood, attend
ed with wooden soldiers, made when
Napoleon was first consul, was knocked
down at 1000 francs; q doll draped in
the original silk, which had belonged
to Maria Antoinette when q child, was
sold for 1900 francs. But the most
costly toy, was roughly made wooden
horse, which had amused the baby
hood Of the great Napoleon. which
brought {, 900 francs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13

Two negroes have attained the dig
dity Of the woolsack in the British
colonies. One Joseph Renner Maxwell
is chief judicial officer at the Gambia,
in Africa, and oddly enough he had
written q work upon the negro ques-
tion in which he speaks with apparent
horror Of the most striking outward
pecularities Of his race, and urges as
the only method Of elevating the negro
Of the future miscegenation with other
races. The other negro Judge is w.
G. Reeves, chief justice Of the Barbar
does, in the British West Indies. He
presides over the Supreme Court, and
there are in the island seven police
magistrates Of subordinate jurisdiction
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13

The terrible agencies Of modern war;
fare have impressed many intelligent
thinkers, that the time would come,
when they would be so terribly de-
structive, az to forbid nations going to
war. OF all the powers and forces Of
nature, electricity for few years past,
has been the leading subject Of thought
and experiment Edison, yclept the
wizard, is now figuring upon its uses IN
war, and says that he could use 1t to
such advantage that a handful Of men
in a small entrenchment, could NOW
down regiments in second Of time.
Go on Mr.. Edison! and stop the raw
ages Of war, and the expense Of stand
ing armies by the use Of this most de-
structive Of all Of natures forces.
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~. 500 Tor the First Prize.
$500 for q Second Prise.

Five hundred dollars In cash will be dfvi-
ded amongst those who guess correctly only
three Of the four names to be thus chosen
as party standard bearers 50 .. that @ !. ne the
four names. and by getting three correct
Will come III for this prize.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13
Railway Dsvelepmsnt.

The Rail,ody Age publishes some in
teresting statistics Of the development
Of railway building In this country.
At the outbreak Of the war there were
only 2,000 miles Of road in the United
States; today there are 17l,0W
OF the southern States, Missouri
stands first, with 8,l68 miles; Georgia
second, With A,6aG Alahema third,
3, ,o01; Virginia fourth, with 1855;
North Carolina sixth, with 8, ,244; while
Kentucky and Tennessee follow close,
with 1,976 and 2,971 respectively. The
increase in Mississippi Is over 1880.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13
:, ,,.,,.. .rs q lGssA dss = Grsat Osss.

,..r hnneatlv due. IL Of
4 nlckel rIS ..s,on = !. debt of :
equal nor. ~ I ,,rrcsition a civil Law i
AoW ! = s..a,,s ~ nhliuatiop. 10 Be
equa y :. '.' . ..rv .m.ll amount. to
aunnea ~ s.,.r,.. the indienity 81 al
some mem s..,. mi. \ i III wrong.
noss - ~ .. ,ic,.al n ! million Of dol
FIN. 'u1 ..s.or n the million. 20 great
lsfs >, : ..,,,,o, dabt would not be set-
tnas s'..,o,.'it '..1 az into the largest
ueu ~. -. rIn,tad states. Or 20 into
osn. 49,, !. -. T,r...,,rv with 1 claim Of
NO .eu s.,,,or. q a. times that amount,
'en A. .s,s- vonld collect 81 NV out
sae : .s', ..ho,a aosn "a t,,e nickel, and
'ne s. ~ o,va 1 1reostpt without ii
svu.a ~ Ia Il NV be .aid that this il
oelps ...aa .rd y Il IL and % i ali
e1a.~ ass vhan faithfully done, John
vu.. v A.tar Jav Gould or John D.
gasyJ nsss,a,,ar i il receiyino Or transferring
49, ,''.s .monntinr % millions would not
'".s. .a.. the aettlement complete. if
.s's - ..n # a nickel was wanting and they
-a,,d ~ n contend for the insiRnifcant
WV "v. k,ovin9 full we'll the small part
;t.., :. Waved IN the trausaction. When
~. hasr men complaining Tor being
,s,nsa ,or a nickel a. almost an out
s ~n. ,non their dignity 40 we'll as upon
IA. .h,,;+v IN nav. they shonld re-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-13
Ahatrantn Of TitlAa.

We now have the Thomas 4 Perry
Abstract. which Is the only complete
Abstract Of Titles to Lands In Grenada
County, and are prepared to furnish
Abstracts on short notice.
Titles Investigated, and all matters
relating to lands will receive careful
attention. We also lend money on real
estate.
SLACK h D0TY,
Attorneys at Law.
June q. 81,