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Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
White lead, 80. at Hugh Mon

White lead, 80. at Hugh Mon
crief's.
There was some attempt at sleigh
ing during the recent snow, but all
efforts in that direction were fail.
ure. The snow was too soft
Angelina, positive cure for rheu-
matism, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Miss Mary Cheatham, of Dobyville
is over on visit to relatives and
friends in Prescott She has many
friends here who are glad to see her.
Unequaled above the earth terror
&c. cigar. HUGH MoNCRIEF.
The remains of John W. Dickson,
who died at Hot Springs Saturday,
were brought here Sunday, and car
ried to Pike county, his old home,
for burial.
Elsewhere neighbors of Esq. ID. j.
NELL recommend and ask him to run
for representative. Mr., Neil is an
intelligent, capable man, and would
make good officer.
Mrs. A. A Wade has just received
large stock of choice spring MILL
merry, and at popular prices. She
asks her friends and the public gen
orally to give her call.
Best below heaven, terror havana,
sc. cigar, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Just received full consignment
of Singapore pepper-only l5c. a
pound, also new consignment of
spices. from South America.
j. II. KERsHAw.
G.. d. Gathright is now located at
the bio Lewis old stand, where you
will find him with a complete line of
fancy groceries, and domestic fruits ;
fine cigars and tobacco cheaper than
ever.
1t is wise economy for those who
depend on farming to sustain those
who buy their produce; were it not
for them, they would have no home
market.
i r RROOKS x Co.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
and others

MEssRs. DARNELL, SAUNDERS, etc:
Gentlemen Answering aiirma-
lively your favor of March 18th inst,
asking that | permit my name to
stand for the Office of Circuit Clerk
subject to action of nominating con-
vention Of Democratic party, allow
me to express my sinccrcst thanks
for your flatteriug opinion, conf
dence and esteem; proud that my
past life and record has been such
as to command the same. am very
truly, ". l.. PIpKIN.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

The Wheel and Alliance have
gone from here, and remind one Of
the fire that burnt the woods-it left
a black, smutty place, that can't be
erased until the leaves grow and fall
again. Yours truly,
J. +. SHELL.
Monticello, Ark, Ach. p, 1892.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
Prescott Polled for Governor.

Following the suggestion of sever
al friends, the editor of this paper
has polled nearly all Democrats in
Prescott, and few from the coun-
try, who happened to be on the
street as we went around, as to their
choice for Governor. Below we give
the vote:
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and SO popular as to need no special mem
ton. All who have used Electric Biuers
sing the same song Of praise.-A purer
medicide does not exist and it is guaran-
tecd to do all that is claimed. Electric
Btters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, win remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system aud prev as well as cure all
Malarial fcvers For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money reiundcd.-Pr scots. and Sl.0O
per bottle at Hugh Moncrief7s Drugstore 5
The PICAYUNE is the conceded Of
fetal paper of the Democracy OF Ne
vada county, and has been such for
fourteen years. Il now goes into
1878 homes. Ii you want a newsy,
well printed paper, subscribe for it
now.
No city artist can beat {. ii.
Dome, in fine Photo work. Call on
him at his gallery over Hinton's
drug store.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

ing, the meeting OF the Clover -Clut
was postponed until Tuesday even
ing March 10Th, when it will NEE
at Mrs. Young, and carry out The
program as announced la st week.
Sheriff Ed. Hood of Nevada coun
ty, was in Hope last Wednesday
He is one of the best officers in Ark
ansas. Sheriff Hood has served two
terms and believing in rotation il
office will not ask denomination, but
if the Democratic convention noml.
mates him, will possibly accept
Hope Gazette.
Mr.. W, l., fipkln of Chenille an.
nounces himself this week, as can.
didate for Circuit Clerk, subject to
the action OF the Democratic conven.
ton. As will be seen in a com.
munication, nearly every voter il
his township solicits him to make the
race. He is tTue-blue Democrat
and fully competent to fill the Office.
Democrats will consider his claims.
Mystic Cure instant relief fol
neuralgia, at Hugh Moncrief's.
We have just received a nice clear
stock of spring clothing, in mems,
boys, and childrens. 1t will pay you
to give us a call
j. L. BROOKS X Co.
After a lingering illness from pa
day afternoon. She was devoted
Christian, and for many years was q
consistent member of the Methodist
church. Some friend will write a
tribute. to her memory. Remains
were inferred at DeAnn cemetery
Tuesday afternoon. The desolate
husband and children have the deep
est sympathy of many friends.
l have been appointed receiver in
the Woodbury. 4 Hamilton assign
ment case. The court has author
lied me to collect all debts, whether
garnished or not. The books are at
the office of Atkinson, Tompkins q
Greeson, and settlements can be
made with them, or with me. AL
persons are notified to come forward
and settle and save trouble and cost
LEVI MOORE.
ii La Tosca and White Lilac, fine
toilet soaps, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Many friends of Mr.. W. G.. Bus
sell have been strongly soliciting
him to run for Sheriff, for some time,
but as he cannot well get off from
position as manager of the large store
of w. F. Armstrong x Co., he says
he cannot make the race. He re
quests us to sincerely thank many
friends for their confidence and es
TEEN as shown by their efforts IN his
behalf. If he had have consented tC
run, he would have made a strong
race, as he would also make a gooC
officer, if elected.
For several weeks il has beer
known that Mr.. Joe X. Hamilton
was a candidate for Sheriff. Else
where in this paper he announces fol
this office, subject to the action o
the Democratic convention. Every
body likes Mr.. ii. and he woulC
make good officer if elected to The
position he seeks. He has many
friends among all classes, who hops
to see him succeed in the race. Al
he is under contract in the store o
Cassidy & Miner, will not have
much opportunity of canvassing
and, therefore, will have to trus
largely to the efforts of his friends t
assist him.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
A NATIONAL WENT.

heart o',"S' y, ..,,',,.,,I, {ra,,r1n largc
durable out Nh'H ti'h't'' t,t NJ
nortinn of cases can Dee curcI' Ibu- ~
Eg;,a rI,t,h of Flk hprt. Ind. and Mrs.
N,i H. crowd. Mich. were cured
'c"'S -, % ,.o.,r. y C. Liubur1cr.
d 5,SI 49, at San Jose. m, say, that DR..
Miles New iie"r1 ,u, ,'ior, f,r hi, VIE. !"
former "WorHtG , "o,,'' Nlirb ,eho had
Lew Logan Oh h 1o NV two bottles
heart disease Ior '' Nv, i'.". rcv man" DR..
m l,a nun Ieg' p t,No solI and guaran-
teed by Hugh MonGr'ti Agent ''
wonderful ''''''''''l'S
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
Ginners' Meeting.

Nevada County Ginners' Aid AS
soclation met at Mt. Morah, March
18th, 1892, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
organized by electing +. T. McDan-
iel Chairman protein. After spend
ing some time in discussion, it was
agreed to go into permanent org an
ization, +. +, Mcdaniel Pres, j. X
Olive Vice Pres, w. +. Marsh Sect.
A. j. Weaver, Treasurer. On motion
it was agreed to use special com
mittees, appointed by the President
to act on investigating burns. Com
mittce on constitution and by laws:
W. +. Marsh, Thos. Whitehe ad, j
W. Duke, T. u. Jones, I. A. Potter
Next meeting, second Monday in
April, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Mt.
Moriah.
1t was requested that the Sec.
furnish a copy OF the proceedings tc
each county paper, for publication
w. + Marsh, Sec.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24


Gni nsa hyrvm wafI tk mpl Flour Lard Svrup
o n gGr
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
mcELREE's WINE OF cARpul

Prairie, or long sweetening molas
ses, for only SOC per gallon, at
j. II. Kershaw 5.
MIS- Shankle sells Butterick pat
terus Parties at distance can get
them from her by mail.
We acknowledge an appreciated
call from our friend, Rev. \. J
Price of Boughton, Friday.
Messrs W. Is. Montgomery, and
Sim johnson, of Waldo, are up on a
visit to old Prescott friends.
Mr.. Joe Percy and family came
down from Gurdon Sunday, and
spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. Matt White aud daughter,
Miss Maude, are spending this week
in visiting friends at Camden.
Cassidy < Miner want fifty
thousand doz. eggs at once. High
est market price paid for same.
Eureka" the king of tluN cor
dials, 25c., at Hugh Moncrief's.
We have three young mules for
sale.
j. +. Brooks 4 Go,
A world beater-that Jim Dan
dy" plug tobacco at w. f. Arm
strong 4 Co. 5; e lbs. of it for ST.
Rev. Edwards, of The Episcopal
church, conducted two services here
SUNDAY morning and afternoon.
as,g- BLACK. pRAuoHT tea cures Constipation
Eureka Cordial" for children
tecthing, 25c., at Hugh Moncrief's.
Mr.. John Moore came over from
Camden last week, and spent two or
three days with his parents, return
ing Monday,
The prostration after the Grip is
entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa. 1t really does make the
weak strong.
Many who are good judges in the
matter, tell us that not near all the
fruit was killed by the cold weather
of last week.
1t is not theory but fact-that
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the weak
strong. A fair trial will convince
YOU of its merit.
Perennial Songs, Work and Wor
ship, Harvest Bells, Voice of Praise,
and all kinds of Song Books, at
Hugh Moncriofs.
Mr.. Chas. Gale, the tuba player
Of the famous Arkadelphia band, rs
here assisting Prof. Blake in teaching
the. Prescott band,
ny WINE or cAaoui, Tonic for Women.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24
The PICAYUNE has ow

two to six years. Amounts
may seem small to individual
subscribers, but aggregate the
above large sum. Friend, will
you please call and pay, or
send us amount you owe. We
need it; don't make us wait any
longer.
EzsAxEass;s; s.sxis.24s;1zskn
Mrs. Shankle has received her
stock of spring millinery and dress
goods, and asks her friends to call
and inspect it and be convinced that
it is the prettiest stock in town.
Married at the residence Of Mr. Ma
lern Baily, on the evening OF the
20, Mr. John Darlington to Miss An
ME Monson, Rev. W. T. Thurman
officiating. We extend hest wishes
to the happy couple.
DR.. +. +. Shell of Caney, who re-
Gently returned from the Tulane | nj
versity of New Orleans, was in town
Monday. He has gone into the
practice with G.. q. Marsh, who was
also a visitor here that day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Daniel, who has been
quite sick for some time with pneu-
mpnia aud slow fever, was able to be
III town Yesterday. He requests us
to thank many Kind friends for atten-
ton shown him while sick.
French, German and Irish fine
boxed paper, at Hugh Moncrief' 5.
Cotton is now being sold in New
Orleans, for September delivery, at
go. Our friends can by this make
some estimate of price for this years
crop.
j. L. Brooks & Co.
Rev. Geo. W. Lagrone, of Waldo,
Ark, died on Tuesday night of last
week-so says the Magnolia Banner.
About seven years ago he was pastor
of the G. u. Church here, and IN any
friends at this place mourn his de-
parture.
The &. L, oyster supper Thursday
evening was quite success, not
outstanding the snow and Indictment
weather. We learn it Melted the
handsome sum of $40. The good
ladies who had charge of it deserve
much credit.
Outlook is bright for electing The
entire Democratic municipal ticket
by as good majority as two years ago.
But let us remember that eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty,
and organize and get to work, else
we may lose the fight.
Angelina cures rheumatism and
nothing else. HuGH MoNCRIEF.
We do not handle lot of worth
less wares, old auction goods, We
indeavor to carry something worth
your money, in every department.
}. L. Brooks x Co.
1t affords me great pleasure tC
add my testimony to the value OF
Smiths Bile Beans they are certain
" an excellent medicine for bilious
attacks and cold. have given
them a thorough trial and can con
scientiously recommend them.
W. j. Cardwell, Irondale, Ala.
Capt. John Parker and Mr.. I. j.
Caulder, two of our eldest citizens,
tell us that a big snow fell here In
March 1875 and 1876, but some
heavier than the one we had last
week, and that crops of every kind
were better those two years than
over known. Trust il will he so this
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

The Nevada Go, Alliance vii
mcel at the court house in Prescott
Friday April LIST, ls92'
T. W. HAYES, Sec'y
+. A. 81. L. of Nevada Go.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

Besides the above Mr.. IL. NJ. Al
len favored Hughes, and c. {. Ham
by was non-committal. We took
the vote as we came to them, and
above is the result. Have heard OF
several Fishback and Rector men we
did not see. Poll shows Prescott is
Overwhelmingly for Fishback for
Governor, and we believe the coun-
ty is the same way. Large majority
of our best Democrats say Fishback
is entitled to it by reason of his
great ability and good work done
for the party and the State-at-large.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

T.. Suga
Every
lzGs1s:sztf. S. 3
}9eAilk.l>z>, 3 lS';Q!ClAn
"A chiefs amang ye, takin' notes
An faith he'll print EN-"
Middling cotton, 5Bc.
Democrats, organize
The roads are bad again.
Democrats, get to work
Pay for your paper now.
Take the PICAYuNE for all the news
Watch our announcement column.
Croquet sets cheap, at Hugh Mon
criefs.
Our announcement column grows
steadily.
Gasoline, 25c. gallon, at Hugh
Moncrief's.
Mr. j. c. Young visited Arkadel-
phia Friday.
Mr.. II. +. Wood visited Little
Rock last week.
Tube Paints and Art Material, at
Hugh Moncriefs.
Mr. J. X. Abbott and wife visited
Gurdon last week.
Mr.. Eugene Cheatham visited
Gurdon Saturday.
The. Prescott Lumber Company
want five log teams.
perennial Songs" the latest out,
at Hugh Moncrief's.
We trust the weather will let the
vegetables grow now.
Miss Ella Phillips, of Emmet,
was in the city yesterday.
Attorney l.. +. Hinton of Little
Rock, was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Corbin johnson returned to
Fl. Worth, Texas, Monday.
Angeline, the king of rheumatic
cures, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Golden Machine oil, Zoe, black
oil, zoe. gal. at Hugh Moncrief's.
MeEIrss.. WINE OF cAR0U, for female diseases.
Mr.. 5. X. McNutt, of Arkadel-
phia, came down on business Mon
day.
Very little need of any other med
iciae if YOU take Bile Bean occas-
ionally.
Eureka Cordial, quick diarrhoea
and nux cure, 25c., at Hugh Mon
criefs.
Linseed oil, soc. gallon, at Hugh
Moncriets.
Glad to know that Clerk Jno. f.
Ports is much better-able to be
about again.
Mr.. Ira p. Rudolph, of Arkadel-
phia. was shaking hands with friends
here Monday.
The editor of this paper and Bank
er Terry made business trip to
Hope, Monday.
MoELREE's WINE OF cARoui for Weak Nerves.
Prairie, or long sweetening molas
SEES, for only SOC per gallon, at
j. II. Kershaw 5.
Mrs Shankle sells Butterick pat
terus Parties at distance can get
them from her by mail.
We acknowledge an appreciated
call from our friend, Rev. y. J
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-03-24

/. pLAcKpnAuaNr 4 81 Dyspcpsla.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-15
HE WILL Not SERVE.
THE Elk CHANCELLOR WILL NOT
ENTER THE REiCHSTAG.
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'Iis iiatted Of sociaiism Fourteen o,
the SHIPS crew Saved Ihrillma In.
pcrienoe OF bravo Msu OF the rated
steamship Dusbers.


cAms Dec. ~ TIE Nann prints al
interview with Rismarck h hSft y
is as follows:
u have said farewell definitely 'C
the government ct men " hod not
been dismissed would doubtless aulI
he. IN power had still enough
Strength 20 eontinue without Interrupt
ton the dtn@s F'niid'd to nc Now
hAve no interest IN poll'NR have
pant my debt 10 my country and !
wist to die in peace
INC rriucc says he viii not ;ake a
seat III the RGinhstaE
"lf dld y would h' 10 spcaN 70
efery cue Ms VordN wonld h' com
mented on attached n''h eontrasicd, !
have no longer thN mq'tes'lenaole
Nu'hor''HMhich power gives would
ocNo'E p'iya'e so'u'er III the heIeo'
rvth\pN dn heuh Of'ner' No ser
'OhlyS WI nov go 20 t"e h'lchsthg
VA the question on 'ne hlletat'oh OF
] we LNmouS Ems olsPa''h r'nee MS
protesting 'nat ~ never
N''r'u ms he,@N 20 e'ect "e'"lan
tNl'e To 'he loN2ne OF ep'lN Tor II
WONT ohend Nap9i&on ~ ana wound
we N''eptloill'eS Not the french
! peopI' '3lu ne was amnoFeu NJ mo
time az b"leae'u.s negotiating ulrecl
| WIN 'ho aug AZ fHN' WQu dy V'S
/ action OF IaN' 1a Ncrther Che frns-
| Sian Amta'.aWr al Paris, and the
kiag' dispatch ta'ing his refused 20
give Beneteiu TIM pledge the latter
asked a. a,m. y
says the france. l'"ao long ana
/ somewhat obscure A"tuscnt II wo7
submitted To me before twas sent to
the government for whose nturnatinn
II was intended, changed ihtwording
OF this dispatch as had a right TO- as
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Tho
changes shortened the diapGch
without altering its meaning NJ
without adding single word IL n
not true that altered the meaning,
do not now remember the wording Of
the dispatch, but il was approved by
the King with whom did not dis.
agree at the time. All | did was 10
maintain the dignity of my sovereign
and OF my country In the event Of q
Franco. German conflict we will have
M, i'm crest la bothpriup ourselves " ith
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-15
AUDUBON, AUDUBON co, IOWA THURSDAY DECEMBER Is 1862
DURING THE WEEK.


Tine New York Herald has again
come out for Editor DANA OF the sub
AS senator from New Sorlt
A humber OF men are under arrest al
Homestead charged with the attempted
Wholesale poisoning Of the non. union
men who took the places Of the strikers
during the recent ssriiie, Among the
lrleh ehaHged with completely are mem
herS of the advisory board and officers
OF he Amalgamated Association and
members and officers of the knights Of
Labor Itis Inserted that these par
ties bribcd q cnok employed by the
carnegie compauy, which furnished
meals I'd tic men Inside tbs stoetade,
20 put poisonous powder into the
food of the men, The cook was to re-
ceive s., 900 when the works were shut
down This Il is ciaimed, explains the
epidemic of sickness which pretpiled
about two nohlbS ago, and which was
at FIRST believed TO be due TO improper
water, The confession of the cook
duplicates nc parties referred to,
However, the whole stoiy Is emphatic.
ally denied by those charged with
plrticipancy in the plot
Herbert Spencer the philosopher, is
i'll IN London. His advanced age-73--
causes many to fear that he may not
recover ~
Since Mrs Lease has announced that
she is in the race for the Kansas seua
torship TO stay, the Kansas Equal Suf.
frage Association has endorsed her cal
didacy
The viii OF the late Jay Gould d
yides the fortune equally between tn
six children, after bestowing upo
George, the eldest son, $1,000, 900 70
his assistance of recent years, allotin,
the various residences aud bequeath
ing minor sums TO other relatives, Ia
appoints as executors and trustees
George Could Edwin Gould, Howard
Gould and Helen NJ. Gould, and power
Is given to George TO control the stocks
lef, by his father The amount OF the
wealth lett is not estimated.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-15
Trying to se,urs king, Pardon.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l3.-Alrs. II.
Clay King and her two daughters ire
in the city looking toward securing
the absolute pardon of the husband
and father, Col King, who is serving
a life term for the murder of David II.
Poston in Memphis. Considerable
comment has been INDUCED in by
those who know of this effort and
opinion seems to be about evenly dr.
yided as to whether Gov. Buchanan
will comply with their desire or not.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-15
nEMY 1Aa roIsoNINa sronY.
homestead icadrrs My They knew
kothina 81 a Plot. -

rirrsRrRd, "a, bsc. "a William II.
Caches, treasurer of the advisory
saidl ii a. interview eids "rhe
,taarge that any member Ok ihS ada
,Rory board was party 10 any plot
y poison non'union men Is as false as
i IS FidieHl9us NJ sane man would
believe that any member az tba hd'
N,ory committee clothed in his
l'gSt mind would enter into such
. Rlot Murder viii always
cont am3 this fact alone would
bcvent Me, most hot.hcaded man in
ON runBs Noln entering into con.
spir;cs With hSeH lltr beatty, OF ,yhom
very Rite IS llnhNyn in Homestead, II
poison vas administered 70 the non;
union meh aud &n't believe there
was the gG.ly parties. were ia no way
ronner,ed wtA the lofNei out mon.
Sonic liiditt,huAbay haylNloie n, but
you can rest assthed be dia Moot act M
accordance With iieimctioUs Nom tbs
advisory COMMITTEES Z any oaM had
come to the comm,lteeSith such Man
for getting the non.unRni,tS out 1t
the mill, he would have faxed badly an
the hands 81 The ilcl.ed-out nen'
Hugh 0'Donncll was seen ~ ,hf
county Jail, lie said he did not Nitcvs
any Homestead man was parA IL
such a villainous conspiracy, than !
any non-union SIS had been poisoneN
the drug had not been administered by
amy of the locledsmit men.
Mr., O'Dounell told Mr.. Caches, who
called upon him yesterday, that il
was the duty of eycr5 uhion man
to assist the Carnegie officials e
investigate the matter thoroughly
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dee II. Messrs.
J. 4. O'Neai and Matt o Dogherty, at,
torneys for r. J Beatty, supposed Ia
be connected with tho Homestead
poisoning eases, yesterday applied TO
Judge Touey in tho law aud equity
court for a writ OF !,abcas corpus. lu
the affidavit fled IL Is alleged that
Beatty is now held ard incarceratcd
hnlnwfuliy in the county Jail II Is
alleged that he Is uniawfully held
upon upon the charge Of being
a fugitive from Justice. The at.
torncys claim that Beatty is II natural.
lied citizen OF Louisville, and that his
family also resides here They ask the
court to issue q writ of hnbcas corpus
and decide the matter. Judge Toney
took the affidavit under adviscment
and ordered the writ. Az the same
time he ordered Beatty to be brought
before him to-day ut . o'clock, when
he will hear the case.
Beatty claims his arrest was due TO
one Ford Pittsburg Pinkerton de
tectivc He says he has done nothing
TO be arrested for, claiming he has
merely been soliciting funds FOR the
strikers lie says also he took an act
I've part in causing the truce between
the Pinlcrtor TTsc,, ssiIS The strilScrs
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-12-15
sen.nllcnal scene IN conrt

LOUISVILLE Ky, Dec. 10 There was
sensational scene in the city court.
room yesterday afternoon. Dr. ID. G.
Stevens and his wife had been arraigned
fer inhumanly treating little Anna
Burre, servant girl. The testimony
was so convicting and terrible In its
nature that the prosecution made no
argument and Judge Thompson refused
to allow the attorneys for the defense
TO speak, holding the defendants over
to the grand jury in 81, 900 bail each.
As he rendered his decision the crowd
in the courtroom broke out in one
great cheer and wildly demonstrated
its approval of the courts action.