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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-10
IDAHO IN BRIEF.
A knights Of Pythias Lodge will be
instituted at Osburn shortly.

A knights Of Pythias Lodge will he
instituted at Osburn shortly.
Moscow is to have new opera house
that will be credit to the city. Promi-
nent citizens are interested in its con-
structiOn.
Mrs. William Osburn, of Osburn, has
finished her crazy quilt for the worlds
fair. 1t displays 800 different stitches,
and is composed Of 200 pieces. In the
center is design Of large deer's head.
On the antlers sits Idaho.
At Moscow Thursday morning the
residence Of w. c. COchrane, one of the
finest at that place, was burned to the
ground. Not thing was saved. The
loss is estimated at 81 900; insurance,
$500. When the fire department ar
rived they could do nothing, as the hose
would not fit the hydrant.
The warden Of the Idaho penitentiary
has filed his annual report with Gov.
Wiley. During the year just ended l3l
GohNtSNc WIZ utulutuAhDu az q SoDS Vi
S24 ,525. The warden recommends that
the prison, which is OyercrOwded, be en-
larged. and that the dangerously weak
fence surrounding the prison yard be
replaced by a stone wall.
There are about a dozen highly ex-
cited men in Boise. Russ Walter, as.
sessor-elect of Ada county, thinks that
wonderfully rich diamond fields have
been discovered on the south bank OF
the Snake river. east Of Walters ferry,
and accompanied by half dozen friends
he repaired to the scene of the reputed
bonanza to make locations. Every effort
had been made to keep the news from
spreading, and few Ada county people
were aware of the existence of the
bonanza Locators of claims have a..
ready sold hundreds Of dollars worth OF
rough stones, and that fortunate dis.
coyery here intensified the diamond ex
citement.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Mitdea saooafota, sonmerttas ben Z. Samnar 1892.

piOerrufH unb GbsidsibuHasn auf
DerniInftiee Sriinot bin gsitntttn wer6e.
gSaS id oieie 8ieSerlesIs pobl fur
cine Soee bon Oen 8eiuaniTsu Der
pdpfliden NmtsgepaIt MAIDEN mag
Der oberHddIidits 9inblif in Die
tatboliide gebre pom Ss'ramsnt Der
she pilroe ibn unD irine Senolisn
iiberSeussn, Oab ibre SpetuIatiOu,n
Ridts ais sitIe Sirnstipinite hno.
Die llnlosidteit Der Gbs 1T cine
alttirhIihe 9ebre, 10 alt mie Die DRIFT
Iide Sirde ielbt, unb tsin Biidoi uns
tein Yapit fam all ibr rIttsIn, ielbit
penn er es poIlte.
lltbri9enS sibt ts aud neben bei
tatboIilhsn Rirde usridieoene AMBER,
mddtise 8eIisiOnssenohen ften,
ruit 4. y. bic 2utbtraner, benen es niht
i'm Sraums sinidqt, GbslGsibunQ.n
firdIid anSuerfsnnen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
al . dJrn-1 1lmTdIau.

20 TeS liew MerIco bat ieit ) Sasen
telne TNrh;uSs mcbr sceben. Sle llno alIe
Ourd mGbt9e S6nccmuleu uuiscbaIten.
Rie III Der gtieOeidIuS ein 10 bsoentenOer 9ei
psien unO man beiiir6tet idwcr Gerlulte
aut ben .3n6tiamsu.
30 Sci Tie be9ilde Re9ieums bat
Ost Seu SrIcpbon comp, wclde bis legt oel
9anien Sertebr i'm yanoe pemIttcItc, tie
gtlnribi iugcbeu laiicn. boB lie bic TeleI-
ldoit oln ,(ounor 1892 ouSIanien weroe.
~. OeS. 5is SooipitGler pou SbortOil.
8uBlan6. lino MA Fatsnten iibriiillt ele
al ben 5olSeu Oes l>unssr0 Ieiosn.
/. San. Serlin Siirit Sismard
srbIelt beute cine Men9e e'rotnIationen nuo
9'lumsulpmbsh, oorunter mar ieood teInt
pom 8alie.
2. Aou. IN suuS Saiern bsrridi siHt
ouBTorputl4 iirsuge SdIte. Gie ob,r.
barlldu Sesu iiuO raii bis uui ben e'rlno
9eirOrn.
3. San. Sin ruliI6sr 6inoueisr lit se-
itern in Paris NIT oem 2Initrogs unseIan9t
mOsh9il dneu nit OOrtiSeu Sontiers cine
ueue 9IuIeibe ju arrdn9uen.
T. san. ansebIit bat Die diIeni4e
Resicruns ibrm cSelanOtsn ROutt in @a,
lbin9Ion duseruelen. betreIls oes Baltimore
Noraus ene enti9nloiSnn9 anSnbrn9sn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Cine neue l1latfnrm.

Sn Bottom mar oieitr Sage bic
yWorlo'S Womnns' @hriitian Sempes
rance Union" gum erIten Nfale in
Sibung. GS 1T Dies cine Grmeites
runs Der perpanbtsu ameritnniiden
Organization. Nameutlih wiIl man
oaourd Gnglau0 uno ieins s GoIonien,
aber aud Sopon unb onoere gambler
fir Die betrefisnoe Sraucnarbeit 9eiuin'
men.
Sltid) in ibrer eriteu Chung in Der
Saneuil Salle baben Die Gmoncipirtsn
unter Dem Yorliss elmer 9abp Somers
JET bic folssnbe Ylatform anaenoms
men
pSn Der 9lebs ,uSott uno ser Wenids
belt, persinioen mir, bic friitliden
Srauen Der g8tIt, unS nit Der erniten
lltberSsueune, oab unier pereinister
@loubt iid nit benz 9Ottlihsn Seeen
tTaftig erlpeiien uirb, INN cine ftarte
ohentIide Meinuns su Suniten pers
ionlI6er 8sinbeit bes 2ebenS ,u ihafs
fen. g8ir btritebsn bnrunter ean, be
ionbers bic solIige @ntbaItfamtsit bon
benz Ssbraudt aIler narfotiidtn Site,
ben Sdus bes Saulss Surh bic @er'
bannune Sss &auoels nit ssifigcn Ge'
irdnfen, Opium un0 Sabat, bic Ser
nidtuns Der fittIiden llnreinbsit, bic
,sieblide llnteroriduns allies &ldss
fpieis uno aller Sonnta9sentbeilieune,
bic 9lbihaffuna Der politiiden Gnts
rehtuns Der Srnuen aIlsr Nationen uno
bic GrriGtuna natioualer uno inter-
notionalsr Sdieosseriats, uelhe ben
8ris9 bonn 9Insefdte Der Grbe Oerban'
men ioaen."
SIT es nun niht id0n unb lobsns'
iuertb, 6ab ameritanifde uno anbere
Srauen ii4 fir fttIide 8einbeit beseis
fern? Sebr idon unb isbr lobsns'
wsrtb /! 9lber bislsm solen Strsbsn bat
bic @atur ielber cine Stdtte in Der
Samilie bereitet. Henn Die Srauen
bieies 9anbes ibre sepib oft eole Be
seiiterung barauf bsrwenSen MOLTEN,
nit ben SrunOidben fttlider 8einbeit
ibre Sobne su erfiiIlen, Die ie ;u ses
barren unb beran,usiebsn ui6t gu be-
Quem isin iolIten = plroe gllles gut.
Der unfnn Iiegt oarin, bab fie bas
ibnen bon Der Watrr anseiuisisne Ses
bet OerIaFen uno NIT Bobnenitunsen
i'm sfebel berumfabren.
ga ldbt es fd benn faum psrmei'
ben, bab fs, anitatt bbfe Slebermauie
"a tooten, benz Wadbarn Die Seniters
fdeiben einfdlaseu.
@enn bas 70 meter eebt, bIrfte
Der ndhfe Sdritt bic 8ilbuns elmer
ySnternationalen 9isa hriitIidtr 8na'
ben unb Wdbden" isin, wslae sur
@sform ibrsr Wamas Beidllne faIen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07

Die Bertpaltung BON Union Goun-
tp 1T in burd unsenaue Bubfibruna
berporseruienem @irrparr, ipie aus
fslseuoem Beritt berporsebt: Die
amtlide llnteriudiins bat erseben, oaB
nadsenannte GrsGountp Sdabmeiiter
bem Gounts ibulben; 8. &iplinser
S1,S46, q. Gders 81 500, q. 8. &al
lace $1,475, u. .. RinssruD( jssiser
Staatsidreiber) $399. 9as GOuntp
i6uloet oem @r- Sdasmeiiter $1,000.
Die Bidder iuurben in iebr nadldiiiser
Weiie aefabrt unb in mebreren Gdllen
murbe nit ben Gommiiidren gar nidt
abserednet. ". Is. &inssrub bebaups
tet, bpb Der ibm Suseitr,ebene 5eblbe-
trag ibm fir Gintreibuns bes 9efi5its
le,nes 1orsGnaers 5nerfannt nno er
uidts Idulbig iei. Die gommiiidre
iuerben obise Jeblbetrdse eintreibsn unb
Stidnep iein @utbaben aus5ahlen. Die
gr.S .Sdatmeilter bebaupieu, Der Beri6t
iei falid unb iinb entriitet bariber.
n Gs ipirb beridtet, baB innerbalb 5
Wleilen i'm llmfreiie BON Naripn Sunc'
tion uersaneenen SerbIt e7 @obnbdu'
ier i'm Mertbe pon $500 bic d. 900 er'
ri9tet ,purben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07

GheTdJr Jrtouupen,

Sn Der neusitsn Summer Der Bo'
iton'er Otonatsidriit "Arena" fnoen
mir cine 8ilbergalsrie aus Der rGbe'
idsiSunsscolonie" BON Sioag SAILS III
Slb Datota, nit 8anoslo6en bon
sinsm bort aniaifsen $errn Sames
@ealf, Sr.
Bir wiIen nidt, oh Ssrr 8eaIf
ebenfals ~ Der 6ruppe oerienigen be-
oauernswertben Ysrionen beibsrlei Sc
idlsdts ssb0rt. welde aus ben per'
Idieoenlten Melttbeilsn bortbin se;o'
gen fno, nm unter Den laren Geieben
BON Cub Oatota jene lditise Sefel abs
suitrsiisn, Der fe iid ionitwo niat ~
entleSiaen permodt batten.
@nncern ioIlte es unS inbeGen niht,
penn Oies wirtlid Der 1aa mare.
Oenn Sames 9tealf mirft fi4 nit fol-
dem Giier gum gertbeibiser iener fa'
molen ,,@olonie" auf, bab Ginem un'
wiatarlih Der Gebante tommt: er rsos
in eigsner Sahe.
Gel oem, wie ibm MOLE, ldugnen
Idbt fa bic in sntbufaitii&em Zone
auieefsate Bebauptuns bes Serrn
@ealf nidbt, bab bic Gbei&eibunssiudi
in bietem 3anbe BON Gag ~ Sag in
auberorbentlider @eiis sunimmt.
Wfit Befriebisung ma&t 6ealf biz
@abrnsbmuns, bab bic Wtadt. ipsl&,
aIlein benz lleberbanbnebmen bieies,
uns bodt bsSsnflid ideinenben, ioeia'
len @pmptomes wirfiam su iteuerr
bsrm6dte: Die Stride, aIlmdblid ibrer
@iberiianb fallen ldbt nnb bic Gbe'
i&sibuneen Der @iuileeridte aud all
firAlid pouslltis anjusrfennsn be-
ginnt.
Nur bic romiidfatbolii@e 6ird.
psrbarre annod bartnddis auf ben
,p4altetsn Stanbpunft puR Der I'm
losbarfeit Der Gbe." Mber aud ne
70 troRet f@ infer Sdriititeaer =
merbe f&on mad unb mad Iiberale,
werbsn, unb 90 ftebe nit Siderheit au
srparten, bab bereits Der nadfe Yaph,
Defenders menn sr elm Mmerifaner fsi,
bic berfaimmelte 2ebre BON Der I'm
| tysnnbarteit bss ebeli4en 1anbel
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Kleioeritoffen
nit mnr ) prosent grotit

nit nnr ) Vrosent Srotit
jn psrfnlieu, seraoe genus, UNI Die 5pe.
oitiunstOiten ju oedtR
Serglei6t uuiere Ereiie nit oensn
anoerer 9dosn uno S1r uerbet @ud
lDuntern, uie mir 10 bldg psrtauiem
t6uuen; Der @runb 1T Der, baB uulere
Nussaben i'm 8eraleibs nit oener an.
oerer Sduier iebr srriug Fine uno mir
Die Yrohte nit ben &ilnoen theileu.
9eiet uwssuitsbsnSe hsInusforoernbe
Hreisliite; iommt une ibepeuet Sud
our6 eiseue llnterluhuus BON Der
Gnaliidt Der @anreu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
3u GoSe bfTdJiibt.

Gra piel9eprieienen vSesuunsen"oea
Mc9 inley 9artis, i6reibt ELI gSehiel'
btatt, lit uH9 be in sfiir;e i9On semel-
betc S9lieBuns Der @iieniuerie iuaent,
Conn, juSuidreiben. Sene @crte limb,
luie Elm Correspondent Der a. y. r@uei
ming Yoit" aus Wilioro IN Connecticut
beri6tet, ieit nabe5u einem balben Snbr'
bunoert uunnterbrphen in Betrieb ge.
ipeieu, ipllen aber MN aui bic befanuiS
,mbeitimmte 3eit" seihloiien weroen.
SOr SntraItlretem oes Nc@iulep
@eieses wuroe eS Der Yeriualhng iener
@erfe, lbrer Nnsabe nad, ui6t i9luer.
ibre @rpbuiie jn profitnbleu Brelieh
abSuieyen. glber icit SeIteben oes neu
en- 3ariiS bot iid Der @iiens y 3rult"
aeblbet, iuelher nit Der slusrOttuna
Der tletuen @ileninouitrien I'M
sanSen 2anbe ipitematiid, pOrsesan9en
1T. gtad, lingerem g8oeritanb bat
enplib audi bic ,Sent Sron Company"
tem Druid ueihen miiiieu. Die Jirma
hot, ruie il. oem Gorreiponoeuteu nit
tbeilte, piele Sunoert 3onnen &obeiien
pprrdtbio, lpelde lie aber niht lospe,s
orn farm, lpeil Der G,ien' i, 3ruit" ben
Nartt uo0itdnois beberridt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07

8e;iali6 Der bel @atertown selsses
nen Siieton. &eierpation, oeren Croft
nuns ON Is. Hpril ndditbin an6 Don
ben .gla9ridten", iniolse oes Niesbe.
,ii9li1en aae ensliideu 3eitlusen
ourblanieuoen Beri4tes. leBte 8ode
auaeSeigt purbe, eutbdlt bic @ater-
towner vStaatsSeituns" 5plsenoes:
.llniern freunbli6en 9eiern seben
hermit sur Nadridt, baB ms biniidt'
lid bes 3eitpunftes, fuann Die SilietUn
Reierpailon er6ffnet weroen ipirp. nihts
befinitipes befannt 1T. Die bleiise 2aEcs
Office ipeiB aud ni6ts oapun. Die bon
uniern ensliiben Goaeseu in poriser
@ote Wittbeiluns, uona9
bic gu. Reierpation am Is. Npril 1892
er6ffnei weroen ion, berubt nur aui ei'
ner Mutbmabuus, uur tbun Die Cole
sen llnre6t oaran. tueun tic our6 ibre
@oreilisfeit etipaiae SanoIuder unniiz
ger @eiie ala miren. - Beilduiis be
merit, 1T bas Su er6ifuenbe 9ano MIR
inter nem Seimitdtte @eies su beSieben
(alio nibt etwa Yrsemption ocer Tree
clain). 8er bereits in einem anoern
Staals 2ano nad benz Seimitdtte' @es
ieB auisenommen. aber oasielbe iuieoer
iabren lieb, nod beoor er's auiseprOpeo.
Tam iid bier i'll obiscr geiie nieberlai'
len, font nidt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Suo-paisota.

Der arteiil9e 8rmnen in Mellette,
SpInf 9Ounip, bat auisebOrt Sa iiieBeu
aub SdparNeber oalelhit slonben. Die
ar.elilden Brunnsn uno ibre 8erpen'
ounS iir Sriudiierunssjuede ieieu Elm
5eblihlaS. GO6 1T in iebr ueHsSen
Srunnen III Staaie cine 8erminosrEn9
oes NbflnIieS bemerft pproen.
Die itaatlibe 8ersbauihule III
Jiop;o 9itp beiiBt cine Stiitung Uen
10000 Ncres Qano, wopVn 4 4,3O0gleres
ipeit pom ierer Staot lie9en uno otdt
bemalpet iino. 9ieier @nlt III ni6t
in siuem juiommsnbdnsenoen GOmpler
uno bereitet bem BrditSenten Der Sdu
le, Or. Mc@iaieloop, pisl 0tibe uno
SOraen, oa Berslsute, &an4ers, SOlSa
iGller, SdsemiiblenbeiiBer uno Gilen'
babulhnellen Is ontrattoren ii4 aui oas
!6ulS werien unb bas S6limmits III. cas-
telne 6onos jur Nuitelluns sines @a6s
terS oOrbanben iino. Gm unterueh'
member aerl bat 5000 @iienbabns
lhpslen aus bieiem @aloe seidnitten,
wiro aber wobl in gtummer0 Si6er
tommen, ebe er iie iueeitbaiien fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07


DOT einem Sabre mas lie bic .3w6li
2lpptel Der &eiorm" uamte uno brinst
lie nun tuicoer, nit Gmpiehluns 5ur Iu.
rabme berielben an ben Gon9reB, wie
iolst:
~ 5rcie Binberidnm.
3 5reie Baumwoll. gerpaduns.
3. ,Sreies &ammsarn iiir DtGnnevs
uub 5rauentleiber.
A. Sreie lnnonirtbidaitli6e Din
idinen uno @ertSelse.
3D. 5reie 9eden.
6.) Sreie Soblen.
~ 5reies Gum uno @elBbleh.
S.) 5reies iilberbaltises 8leierS, nm
uniern Sauoel mt Wiqico iuie-
perberSuitellen.
81 5reies 8auhOlS.
lO.) Grnieorisuns sur rior Repeuue
"sBaiis BON 8aden uno
9ilh9erdtpen.
H. 5reles 9leiweiB uub ireie Gar
ben.
l2.) 5reier Stabels uno anoerei
s9rabt fir 5enSen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07

IS miro oarauf auImertlam 9emabt,
baB Der Straicooer aui oas Shneiosu
BON @is aus einem 8aHerlauie. obns
ansemeiiene @ini,ieoisuus Der seuad}'
ten Osifnuns, 10 oaB peoerNeni9 nod
Sieb i'll bieielbs sergtbeu iOnnten. .i6pes
re Straien iest. Gs iolte in Sieier
SeSiebuns Die duBerite Yoriidt 5urYers
biItuns BON llusladsidllen bsObattet
meroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Ger @rm eimes s&rift,

Der Mrm zines 2 Sdrift'
febers lest sinen tlatiesn @es in
sinem Sabre ,uriid. Gin Durdfdnitts'
8situnssleser bebt bel ;ebnitiinoiser
MrbsitsSeit unter @breanuns oes @bs
lsaens unb @orrisirsns 1900 Bud.
itaben bas Sabr su 800 Nrbsitstasen
asre&net, eraibt 3, 900, 900 8udtaben.
Die Gntfsrnuns bonn Ga& gum @inteI'
bafen une bon bisism mitber gum Sad
betrdst bur&i&nittli& ie einen 6ub,
aIio fur isbsn Grin jtpei 6ub, ma@t
I, 200, 900 8ub. ga nun bic ssosra'
pbii&s MeiIe ~ "a, 900 Gub sere&net
iuiro, 70 mare 6iss elm Meg BON brei'
bunbsrt WeiIeR i'm Sabr, bsjn.
cine UtsiIe taeIi&.
Das rsaIifii&e Drama.
Onfel BON 2snbe: .Barum
lahsn Fe benn al bisIen @9mut Dor
benz fbeatsr ab unt trasen ibn bineins"
Ginbsimif&er: 20, beute
Ubenb wirb bae reolinif@e Drama
Die etraben son New yorr asasbea.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-01-07
Gin Dimf fur ysattes.

2aBt Cure Babies in e deuer.
les Gtelier in Yarfiton
ptotosrapbireu xno erfreut Gud an BEN
polliommsnem 1ilbe. 9. o. s&eaerle,
pbotosrapb. porfhon.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
German
Syrup"

Boschee's German Syrup is more
successful in the treatment of Con
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. It has been tried under
every variety of climate In the
bleak, bitter North, in damp New
England, in the tickle Middle States,
in the hot, moist South-every-
where. It has been in demand by
every nationality. Ithas been en-
ployed in every stage of Consump-
ton. In brief it has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. O
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
Free Miners RepuIsed.

The excitement among the free miners in
Anderson County, Tenn, which was inten-
sified by the developments first at Tracy
City and then at 1nman, resulted in the
holding of secret meetings at which the de-
cisiOn was reached that bold effort should
be made to release the convicts at the Oliver
Spring mines. These mines are four
or five miles distant from the Coal Greek
mines, where the soldiers have for months
been guarding the two hundred convlcts
employed in digging coal there. The miners
intended to destroy the stockade and other
buildings by fire after they had set the con-
Vlcts free, and thus for the second time in
year strike strong blow at convict labor.
Arming themselves with guns and rifles,
they made the attack at 3 o'clock in the morn
ing. The guards, some twenty-five in num-
Der, were game, and volley after volley was
exchanged, the result being the wound
ing of several men, three of them
00elng guards and the others miners.
One man, a guard received a mortal
wound. During the firing the convicts were
considerably excited, but the officials Kept
close watch upon them, and after the de-
parture of the miners quiet was restored.
Governor Buchanan was notified, and
troops were forwarded to Oliver Springs
rom Chattanooga and Knoxville on special
HIalns. The tro- pS reached the stockade at
ohver Springs by night, and Immediately
went into camp.
During the afternoon a band of 100
tuners, armed with Winchesters took
POSSESSION Of q train on the Knoxville
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
A HUMAN VAMPIRE,
The PerpetratOr of Dreadful Crimes
to be Taken to Washington.

The Penitentiary Board at Columbus,
Ohio, has directed its Secretary to notify
the National authorities that Jimmy Brown,
the insane United States prisoner, must be
removed from the prison within the next
thirty days. Browns case is one of the
most noted of the prison. Twenty-Five years
ago his crime was the talk of the Nation.
He was charged with being a vampire, and
it was alleged that he lived on human
blood.
Brown is Portuguese, and when about
twenty-five years old he shipped as cook on
a fishing smack from Boston for a trip up
the coast N the summer of 1867. There
was a crew of about thirty men, and one
of the men disappeared. 1t was thought
that he had fallen overheard. Next the
mate was missed.
Two days afterward his body was found
hidden in the hold, and near it the body of
the sailor. There we're small cuts in various
parts of the bodies.
The men set a watch and were rewarded
by seeing Brown stealthily creep up to the
bodies and move them to another part OF the
hold. He was placed in irons. taken back
to Boston, and tried for murder. The de-
fence was insanity, but the jury brought
verdict of guilty and Brown was sentenced
to be hanged. A few days before the day
set for the execution President johnson inter-
fered and ordered him removed to the Gov
eminent Insane Asylum at Washington.
Before the transfer was effected Brown
killed one of his keepers with a chair, and
when discovered he was tapping his victims
blood. He was sent to Washington and
again back to the Bay State Penitentiary
for fifteen years. He saw the light of
day, being confined in a dungeon and
alone.
When the Government made arrange
ments for the transfer of its criminals to
Columbus. Massachusetts, insisted that
Brown be taken along. On arriving at
Columbus he stabbed a guard with fork.
He will be removed to Washington.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
MARBLEHEAD LAUNCHED.
The Last of the Three 2OOO-Ton
Cruisers SI1ps Into the Water.

Cruiser No. II. the first large man-of-war
launched in Boston since 1913 was put over
board few afternoons ago at the Harrison
Loring ship yard at South Boston, Mass.
Assistant Secretary J. r. Solely, Govern
or Russell, members of the Massachusetts
Legislature and representatives Of Boston's
Board of Aldermen and Comm On Council
were among the thousands of spectators of
the launching. All the ships in the neigh
borhood were dressed with flags, as well as
the cruiser herself.
About one o'clock all was in readiness,
and as the ship started down the ways, Mrs.
c. F. Allen, of Salem, broke bottle OF
WINE on the vessels stem and christened her
the Marblehead.
The Marblehead was Constructed at the
ship yarGs of Harrison Loring, wno re-
ceived the contract for building her Novem-
Der II, 1889. The price agreed upon for the
hull and machinery was $614, 600. The
principal dimensions OF the cruiser are:
Length on water line, PSI feet; beam, 81
feet: draught, 1419 feet; displacement, 1000
tons; maximum horse power, 500: speed, II
knots.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
More Convicts Released.

At s o'clock in the morning between $50
and 200 miners made sudden descent upon
the prison stockade at Inman, Marion
County, Tenn, after capturing, on their way
to that place, fourteen guards who had
been ordered from Nashville to assist the
regular guards in defending the stockade
from invasion. The miners stopped the
train at trestle, and. taking
charge, ordered the engineer and conductor
to take the train back to Victoria. The mob
then continued on their way to the mines at
1nman, and, surprising the guards on duty
at the stockade, compelled them to surren-
der, task that attended with little
difficulty, although the guards numbered
slxty-hve. The next step was to call out
the guards and convicts who were in the
mines When they appeared they were told
to march to Victoria, and they complied
with the order. 1t was the intention of the
mob to lay the stockade in ashes, but they
were asked by Mr.. Anderson, the Superin-
tendent, not to do it. They said they would
not burn the stockade, but would tear it
down, and with this threat they left the
place.
When they came to Victoria they made
the convicts enter coke cars, and when
everything was ready they gave the train
men instructions to proceed.
The 275 cOnvicts driven out of Inman ar
rived in Nashville at night, and were taken
to the prison by the State officials, the
lessees having informed the Governor and
board OF Prison inspectors CnaC Uney WOulu
have nothing to do with them.
Governor Buchanan announced his de-
termination to use every lawful means in
his power to preserve order when the ap-
phcatiOn in proper and legal form was made
to him by the civil authorities. The Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
officials stated that they would reopen the
mines in few days, as soon as they could
organize force to work the ovens, and that
convicts might not be used again at these
Mines
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-26
ElGHTY-SIX DROWNED,
Thev Went Down in a Collision On
Finland


Later details OF the collision. attended by
a great loss of life, between steamers near
the coast of Finland, show that two coasting
steamers the Ajax and the Runeberg, col
lided of the port Of Helsingfors. capital of
Finland The Ajax was crowded with pas
sengers from Heisingfors, who were out for
d sail.
The Runeberg was in the coasting bust
ness. The A jax had started out, and, hav-
ing been delayed on the return by a heavy
fog, was not at high speed when the coils
ion occurred.
The Runeberg was going at ordinary
speed, and struck the Ajax near the center,
shattering that steamer SO that the water
poured in in torrent.
The passengers on the Ajax, nearly all
Swedish Fins, behaved with notable couI-
age. The men pushed the women and chill
dren to the life buoys. thrown out by the
Runeberg, and took their own chances at
struggling in the water.
There was no time to lower boats, as the
Ajax sank almost instantly, carrying down
nearly hundred passengers. Eighty-six
persons were drowned and thirty-nine bodies
were recovered.