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The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21
L1ZZI /, BORDEN FREE.
Vindil ated OF the Terrible Mu, Oer
Charged Against Hea.
SHED TEARS AT LAST.
One Hour and Twenty Minutes Need
ed to Arrive at the Verdict-The
result Is Pretty Generally
What Was Expected.

Nav Bedford, Mass, June Gl.-
I .;zzie Borden IS free at last after ten
months imprisonment:
This afternoon the famous murder
case went to the jury and otter only
q short delibefation it returned with
verdict of quittsl. This was as near
ly evsry one expected but there was
new rthelers great enthusiasm and the
woman received an ovation. The YER
dict WIS rendered at Asa p. m. just
one hour and twenty minutes after
the ca was given to 'he jury. When
given an 0 portunity to speak to the
Jury ! izze Horde, said: 3. | am inno-
cent bet will leave my case in your
hands end with my counsel" Justice
Dewey then charged the jury. He
told them to disregard previous hear
ines and defined the different degrees
of murder. He stated the presump'
ton of innocence, which was increas-
ed by the defendants character. There
should, he said, be real and operative
motive. At the conclusion of the
Judges charge the attorneys consulted
few moments. The jury was allow
ed retire and the counsel agreed up
on what exhibits were to be put into
the rase. after which they were
brought a again. the court, and the
jury took the case.
1t VS. just 4.3O o'clock when the
spectators, VIII had kapt their sea-
patiently during tee retirement of the
r jury, uotiec a movement, indicating
2 their seats and were polled. Miss
S Borden was asked to stand up ant
the foreman asked to return the YER
dict, which he announced: Not guilt!
Then all the dignity and decorun
of the court room vanished. A chez
: went up which was heard half a mil
away through the open windows and
there was no attempt to check il. Th
stately justices looked straigh ahea'
e at the bure walls during the tremend
4 Gus excitement which lasted fully
n minute. Miss. Bordens head Wen
down upon the rail in front of her ant
tears came whele they have refuse
10 come for many long day. Law
6 yer Jennings was almost crying an
soon the whole court room was turne
= into a house warming, and congratul'
tiona poured out from every quartz
= on the victorious lawyers and client
; At the expiration of an hour Mis-
: Borden wa driven to she station
~ where she toak he train for Fall i
er, her hoo no longer. probably, b'
le still her only objective point for Il
L immediate present.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

CHAs. MCCABE seems to have mace
quite number Of promises and is max
inc q poor record as deceitful polite
ian, and q poor representative OF q
young crowd.
He has promised W. J. Stage the
deputy county clerks position if he
successfully receives the nomination
ard election, and man whom we all
know has no use for a colored man,
aan who used all means in his power
to defeat j. Nj. Brown.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21
HELD AT BAY FOR HOURS.
A Philadelphia Burglar Defes One
Hundred Men Until Diabled.

Cheswick, Pa. June 20.-W. P.
Disert, a Philadelphia burglar, held
100 armed men at bay all last night
at this place, and only surrendered
when fifty determined men burst in
the doors of the building he was in
and overpowered him.
For ten hours steady fire was kept
up on both sides and when captured
one of the robbers eyes had been shot
out and his left arm disabled by bull
let. Disert is supposed to have been
implicated in fifty robberies in West
ern Pennsylvania during the past two
weeks.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

FIR lonia, Kan, June -1.-James
Doyle, one of the prisoners who broke
away from the officers at Boonville,
Mo, Saturday, was arrested near here
y Sheriff McCary today. Doyle he'd
asked an acouaiatance to procure
some clothing that he may do away
with bis prison garb; hence his arrest
and detention in Jail to await the
arrival Of The Mis- ouri officers.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

VERY few Of our men manifest any
any respect for their wives. Their
African descent crops out in this res
pect; they expect their wives to take
care Of them.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Exchanges have it that Grover
Cleveland is dieting to reduce flesh.
IF he will take run through the west
and listen to the 'cussin' of his rank
financial policy, he will have much to
aid him, 1t is really anti'fat.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Tn crowd Of young ladies who
went to Oakland last Sunday should
learn something about common decen-
cy Loud boisterousness does not
mark the intelligent lady.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Topeka has more men drawing
good salaries, who are incapable OF
supporting their wives than any other
city Of its size in this country.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

VIZ want more young men like
Clayton Of Lawrence. One hundred
new subscribers for the daily. Keep
it going.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

TIE policy inaugerated by our
social reformers, reminds US of the
futile efforts to stand a cone on it's
apex.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

WHEN you cannot afford to keep
your wife at home don't get one, for
Gods sake.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Do not loose sight of the men who
have abused the race We want good
men.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Now is the time for Republicans to
speak or forever hereafter hold their
peace.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOC NCEMENTS.
III are hereby authorized to
sounce the name ofW. F. Eli
"a A candidate. for the office Of
ssriff subject to the decision Of
II republican primaries.
thereby announce myself as a
. ,,odidate for the nomination Of
t peoister Of Deeds subject to the
J1 Of the republican priina
sss Frank Brooks.
hereby announce myself as
,.odidate for the office Of County
4 treasurer subject to the decision
afthe republican PRIMARIES.
M. S. Evans
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office Of County |
Clerk subject to the decision Of
the republican primaries.
Frank O. Bowen.
hereby announce myself as a
candidate fer the office Of County
Llcrk subject to the action Of the
republican primaries.
r T. F. Orner-
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Register Of Deeds
subject to the decision Of the Re
I;c,u ,rirnarief
w. "A. Kearney.
hereby announce myself as 2
candidate for Treasurer Of Shaw
nee county subject to the action
Of the republican primaries.
A. f. Jones.
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Shawnee
county subject to the action Of the
republican primaries.
"A. Kuykendall.
| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff of Shawnee
county subject to the action Of the
republican primaries.
Jas. Ramsey
I'll III. Titusis a candidate tor
REGISTER Of Deeds Of Shawnee
county subject to the action ot the
republican primaries.
a. r. Woolverton is candidate
for Register Of Deeds Of Shawnee
county subject to the action OF the
republican primaries.
I hereby announce myself as q can
= didate for Sheriff Of Shawnee County
subject to the decision Of the republ
can primaries. ]. 4. Wintrode.
Mr.. d. M. Burdge authorizes Y:
to announce him as candidate
for the office Of Sheriff Of Sshaw
nee county, subject to the Repub
lican county convention to b
held Saturday, June, "a
I hereby announce myself az can
didate for Sheriff Of shawnee Count
subject to the action of the Republica
primaries.
A. B. Wingett.
hereby announce myself as can
didate for Treasurer of Shawnee coul
ty subject to the action of the Repub
lican primaries.
Francis M. Stahl.
"With malice toward none, an
charity for all. y | announce my car
didacy for the Office Of Register
Deeds subject to the result Of u
Republican primaries to be held Jul
oath. 1898. d. i. Palmer.
/ hereby announce myself
a candidate for the office {
county Clerk subject to the dec
ion Of the republican prlmarie
+. B. Whaley.
Geo. w. Stoker authorizes US to
nounce him as candidate for Reg
ter Of Deeds subject to the decision
the Republican primaries.
r. B. Steele authorizes US to a
nounce his candidacy for Sheriff su
jet to the decision OF the Republic
primaries.
thereby announce myself AZ
candidate for Coroner subject
the Republican primaries:
Thos. w. Peers.
hereby announce myself AZ
candidate for county treasuf
subject to the Republican prln
ries. Geo. w. Nea'e II.
| hereby announce myself as
candidate for the office Of Coul
Coroner subject to the decision Of
republican primaries.
DR.. +. w. Bailey
INTENSE race men are what We VIZ
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21
Don't steal The CALL.
Way don't you subscribe.

Will every town do as vel as
Lawrence.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

Revs. J. w. Jones, j. c. G. Owens
and W. P. rs1ks gave our "fice a
plea sant ell this morning and were
well n eased with the looks Of things.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

You can make substantial house
by putting on the roof first.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

A black man who will not deny nil
race is the man we want.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

ALFRED KUYKENDALL is black
man, and has never denied his race.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21
Do not forget our colored candidate

Cart. ORNER is making winning
fight.
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

INTENSE race men are what We want
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-21

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19
MARTIN sLOCUM'5 EsrArr.

- frATE or yERmc gr District OF Manchester, -
In Probate Court. held ~ NJ .ncbe,tsf. within
aud for rsid District, on the oh day Of Jsnusi,
A. D. 1898
N. SC tusp spd A. l.. 6savts. Ttustees Of
the hslrs 81 Martin blocun's estate, iaAks appli.
cation 70 render m sooount Of their rustssship,
with the view Of ascertsiDing the amount In their
hands and for the purpose Of paying on tho
heirs OF Mary v Wymsn one Of the benshci' lies
81 SID trust fund. -
sald account and said sppj a. lion ~ REFERRED 70
ssssl0n Of sid Court Va be he u q The Ifobe1o Of
nice 10 Manchester In said Dstnct on The i7th dsy
of February A u, 1888. II ~ O'Clock 4. H., for
hearing and decision thereon; And II u farther
ordered. that notice hereof bc given 70 III psr-
sops interested. by publication 81 tbs same thrss
weeks successfully 10 the Manchester sorrsi L
= newspaper pabfishtd ~ Manchester. previous
TO said lime appointed for hssslsg, thst they
ma, appear a said time and Piscs and sbov
cause, II Asy they may have, wby raid secceLt
should not be allow I'd and such decioe made.
A true record,
J. T. fESs, Rs <isisr.
true copy OF record
sesw Aiisst, J. Y. TfAs Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19


The 18th srnusl bADqust Of The Chicago
ssseeiseiou Of The 6cos Of Vermont vss
bsld u ~ 0raud Psc,6c hotel Tuesdsy
s.ebs. Thsse Londrsd nstives oitne dsar
old state ssss pre- us apd suioysd 90 e's'
b,sass suppss sud listened TO 'ossss aDd
rsspouses.. Tss . ntiOent Of The evening
~. Il eel 10 yssnons's pretty sins and
vssnoss's old girls sud vssnoos's robust
bore and iass bossrs, and every body
! ,ieeA 10 prsniss III. srpscisliy The girls.
Chies aaoss re speskess - Co0ssess'
men 0ross. sho llessed every body.
Anoss tho cshss spsstess ssrs L. 4. Bss'
be. Rdsssd s. Isbsu. sx,Lieus. Gov.
Lyuss B Bay. Aldac- =. Ws'hes and
WINFIELD N Sa'tssiy.
Tho bssqsss - not confined p 70
nee bsss Of The society. bit general n
III ,ttou 70 I'll fssiient nstives Of vermoass
add macy Of them we're Tressos. -.
coosids ring ~ sis- sud population. Yer.
mont hss furnished larger proportion o.
Cbioaeo's pronisest ueu than sny other
ststs. Several Of her prouinsrs men ere
ersdsas@s 81 Middlsbary collage and they
sever |. rsst he sr~a hiiIa.
A GOOD dssl 80 ssid sboat vsrnott t.
psrt u he worlds fair. snd I'll asrsed
tAss ~ states exhibit souid b. large and
ersdilsb,e TIE association Il srxious 70
- troops d friesds froo vereost das!
ias ~ lar ed assures I'll good eater
,aIemsss ssd good si@s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19
JONATHAN HULETTs EuAYs

stats Of verm on /, Distr Of 81 HaGeA ester, 10
In P4obsts Coars held Al Manchester, within
aud Tor ssid District on Tie Oh csy Of January
A. II. 1893
]. 81. Onfh 81 Donst. Trustee o. mara o.
seeret uIdsf the vili Of yonsthsn Hnett hale "
DO Get 10 sad Lisisrt dsetssed. snskss applies
ton 10 isDosf Al sfc0ant Of bis lrustssship Tor
the pui pose 81 divtdiDg tbs ssid trust fpnd
susng The heirs 81 said Naris u, bsersi. tho
ben. hcisry Of said tfust tupd
VIII rsupfD, IL ordered By said Court. hat
said sso0usf sud ssid ape iessl0n BE- referred 10
a session Of ssid Court 70 be Leidst the Probate
Onlre 10 Nj nebssisr, 10 said IIsr,ei. 90 iLs
x7iL dsy Jsspssy, A. U, iss5. at ~ O'Clock ~ tho
fs sbeoa. fss hssrins ssd dsscssiob ~ fsoB: Aad
d % faftLef cf1sB ed that Dtues fksfsaf.t< siyss
10 III tsssons inisrt stsd 81 The psbhostiDn u
the same lLrss weeks sscnsssivsiy II tbs Nsa-
chsstss JcpssAL. . Newspaper psbishsd ~
Msnehsstsf psxsicus 10 SID TIME spp0sGs<d tor
hearing. thai they may spps4f - SID tme ssd
plses and sLos eAoss. n any they EssJ have. ely
ssid soeooss shosid NOD sbs allowed. ard such
decree made
A true record.
Atasss, J. 4. EIsk, hssissN.
sss. Attest. III Penn. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19

We Ashs plsssurs 10 eopyise tbs sollos,
ias. sheseh II doss not meatios III he
GOD hossss svssd 10 Mssehsst<s.
Whils - visis 70 ~ old bone. nsss
sessess. W. sys y Bsvusa 81 Rstissd
d ~ Aassisss Here's BREEDER. ] - ~
plssssss q sssiag soas Of thetr me hosss
q - jsaeiss isoa ~ eisss d yosng
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19

Tbs scbsas ins 10 acquisition Of The
psInsip al soal uisss il Novs 6ettis ~ ;
Uais~d B,asss syrdicats be- ecss 70 :
bead. rbs deal has bssa prstsy yell PIT
sAr. ngh. ssd representatives q 10th psF'
sisa u lhs bssssia arrived u oitsss
Thursday 70 clear svsy he snls obstacle
ID Tue Wy Of IL ecapletics. y. 4.
wtssasy d Bossoa. reprsssasiag - sys'
dc -. Esd NJ. keKsoa. uaeasiss disses
sas o, oas Ct ths lsssest coal nisss 10 Cspe
Dr.,on. sb,sh = included u ~ psrsbass
called o. SIR John Tbcopsoa ~ prseed
sor spesdy dseisios of ths ecssss0sss
spoo The petiiiea fos disaliesssss 81
shs - psAs<d b sks New oeceis lessslss
ssss La sssisa spss ~ ssbisse = sosl
= go ssa isssssslss ~ seyalsiss ef ~
cod ouspsk II = I'D ~ sysdissls III
e,s 10 es.s3&rssssy y ~ Navy whiissy.
s.ss persoss shs ~ Ashslse ~ ~ hAsd
ecsi ciiaas 10 ~ Usissd osaasA bsstss
. lass sssbes q Mostsssi sssissiissA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19

Toe isarsdisats q which W. Ball's
Cosgh 6ySsp the crest lastly stspd By. y
soopouadsd. ere The bess ssd pussss 10
b iossd u The phsrassoposis- The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19
ynMMI0eInNERiH NOTICE,
CHARLOTTE ANN pETTIBONL,J

4 y
EsrATE.
sTArs ov VERMONT, District Of Manchester. ..
la Probate Court, held NJ Manchester, within
and for said District on the 9Th da, Of jsnusry
d. 1893
The Administrator Of the estate Of ohsrIot,e
Ann Pettibone late OF Manchester IN Md Dr..
trict DECEASED, presents bis administrator &C.
count for examination and allowance, sDdnat..
app icaiion Tor q decree Of distribution .. tLs
estate OF ssid deceased.
Whefeupon. II WAS ordered by said Court, tat
said account ard said application be r.
fefred 10 sessi1n OF ssid Court
be held at the Probate Office In Man.
chesier, 10 said district on the 70 b day Of
January 4 D 1881. Al ~ O'Clock In the forenoon
for hearing and declron thereon; And u 70
further ordered, that np,iee hereof be given 10
all persens iuteres by publication Of the same
,hres weeks succsrriseiy 10 the NAscHgsTrH
JouRsAL. newspaper published Al Manchester,
PIE .iuus TO said time appointed fot hearing,
that they may appear 1t ssd time and place aud
chow csnse, IL any they may have, Why said &C.
conpt should not be allowed and soob decree
made.
A true record,
Attest. j. n FEM, Register
true copy OF record.
sSsv " Attest. j. y. PENN, Res,s,sr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-19


Oes Of the most original and pictures
qus nsurss 10 public life Of Tie pat -
sssrs ~ removed In tho dsssh Of Gen,
Bspjsuiu r. Butl.r. which took place
sasIy Wednesday morning asbis ses'dsocs
ID Washington. D. G Gen. Batlsr's death
~ Very suddsn and ~ csussd ~ hesrs
disease. sssssvased BY % acute attack Of
ppsum oois. Gen. Bntler vs. born q
De- reid, N. H., 10 1878. He erAdsAted
4 wstssvils college. Nc. stodisd lav.
snd beeao its practice a Lowell. MAS :
IL 1910, sLips fm he next 20 years .
pssp iaspt pr, 10 lisic. % The Demo-
cratic side. he 80 patriot. however,
ssd ubep the var broke ont 10 April. 1851
sHs regis ~ Which be connaoded sss
tos second 20 80 TO tho front fron hAsss'
ebusssts. His csr~S 10 The army -
6ir60lo mlxtuf0 VI tIulsnlt sucVess 49,.
coosp,eit M failure. Il wss be Who. 10
commsud Il Fortress MOI roe ID 1862 made
tbs lsmous declaration thst negroes were
ooutrs bead Of war. sDd feiused to surfen
der those Who came 10 biz camp. His
most pttsble service ~ done vhsn 10
command 81 New Orleans 10 1862 Alter
tbs var be vent to Congress y . Republii
can and srved until 1873. vtsn b. Joined
d, Democratic party. He achieved TIE
political ambition 81 his Lille whep.in 1852
alter being defeated 10 three csmpsiGns.
be - slssssd goverDor Of Massschusst'r'
IL The presidential campsien OF 1854 he
vss The candidate Of the 0resnback party
ssd received 1873 1875 voses. The last yesr'
Of Geo. Butlsr's lite have been devoted
s,rictly % the pssctics Of Law. He 49,
man Of ersa' wealth. which vs. acquired
msinIyin mat uf.ctur,Dg u vstieu places.
IL coosr. lied Tho msnufAo'urs Of bunting
10 tbsa county.
Whatever may BE- said Of his fsuis.or o.
"a scccOtsicises q chsractsr. BE- -
man 81 r0srxsLl, ability, Of tttit'nG Or
isins,i,y. Of intense convictions. Of fe'rlssf
,peecb. aud tho qaick ard ssersssive
friend 81 ths sesk - sxsinss the multi
snde. In biz personal rslsticns be -
one Il tue most genial aud delightful Of
iriends.
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