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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22
Rsle, Tor II. R.p,Ilt.. Primary Election.

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CHAs. B. TrMBERLAxs, Sec'y,
10 tns republican Votcrs OF Phillips
county lolofado:
we tue republican county central
COMMITTEES OF rhiii'ps county, Colorado
call tho republican primaries OF Phillips
county, Coio' nnder tile Following rules:
RULE i-Ah republican primary cleo
t'ons' IN rniii'ps county Coloraao, shall
oe neld under the primary election laws
OF the state Of COLORADO and notices Of
said primary s'ections shaii DO pn1llshed
In inc republican papers OF me copnty'
NOT ices tnan Two weeks' ssid primaries
snail % ht'd 10 the several Precihc's OF
Tue county on the same day; tue polls
snai' 10 openou a. : O'CLOCK p m'' central
time ana closed a. o O'CLOCK p NJ central
Time
MULE I.-A'' 'ae names OF the repan-
''can cano'u"tes LOT tue several county
aoa precinct o'nces snail DO printed on
one Ticket undef their proper mead.
and also the names Of delegates to the
county convention shall bs printed or
written on the same ticket.
Tie voter shall cancel, by drawing n zen
or pencil over each name, except those
he wishes to vote. Any ballot deposited
in the ballot box with two or more names
ancancelled for the same Office, shall not
b. counted.
RULE 3.-Ths judges shall keep q COR.
rect duplicate poll l,st ON which shall be
entered the names Of each aud every re-
publican elector, who casts a ballot At
said primary election. As soon ~ the
polls close the judges shall proceed to
canvass the ballots. As soon rs tile can
Was il completed said judges snail en-
lose the ballots, one tally sheet and one
poll list In sealed envelope and place
said envelop in the hands Of the precinct
committeeman, or, IN his absence, dellv-
or TO the secretary or chairman OF the
republican central committee.
RULE 4.-The chairman Of the repub-
lican central committee shall convene
said committee within five days Of said
primary election. And said committee
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22


Whom Lincoln VAS president, Gays .
Washington special to the New York
Sun, congress was constantly dealing
with questions Of n,omentous Importance
IN ~hich lie necessarily took su absorb.
ing interest Though understanding to
the fullest how congress should set, ne
never did or undertook 10 do anything
that in the remotcat degree resembled
dictstion. Having presented his views,
he left congress to act out it's own judg-
ment. Though sometimes congress
manifested disposition to net contrary
to his vIews, . never resorted 10 coer.
cion to BRING either branch into harmony
with himself. The most he felt no had o
right to d" WA to converse with indi,id
nal members; and lie never declared 10
advance that should congress psss =
measure he would veto II. He might
argue, reason. and try to psrsuads indi
vldusl members OF congress, but he nov.
Or thought Of stronger means II finally
congress disagreed with him it VII. rare,
indeed, thst I,s did not scquisscc.
Though = mSn OF immense viii, Mr..
Lincoln % seldom used ID TO extremes
that au occasion Of his quarrsl,ng with
congress is not recalled. BY persuasive
means he frequently carried his points.
When lie found that impractical hs IRE.
qusutly rs~orted 20 compromise, taking
care to sacrince ~ little - possible Of
What be set out 10 obtain.
The difference between Lincoln and
Cleveland in thsse important respects Is
now recalled most vividly.-Ex.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

telrst publication Sept I. ise1, No. Es
Nntica fur Public atton,
Land Once, At Sterling. Colo.
Aug - 1898
~ named settler has died notice II his Ia
teation to make hnal proof In sap.
port Of his claim. and that said proof WI
liys county Colo. nj Hslyoks, Colo. on Oct.
lo9a viz:
CHARLES JOHNSON
II sol for the SO Y wee ~ tpsarTw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of, said land, Wig:
samuel Yeag0r of lraxtun Colo
George bloom - -
Joseph u Bainbridxc -
Peter Anderson
II. T.. TEDNox. Register.
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Tho train robbers are no longer con.
Rpits their operations 70 the west. In.
dams and Michigan have recently bssn
treated to train robberiss that for bold
hess surpass anything in that line In the
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

NuiieB Tor Publication,
Land once ~ sterling. Colo,
- Hept. ~, ispa.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ibr follow ring
named settler I'M. hird notice II Ills iutsi,.
tion Ia make unai proof ~ support II Ms
fore UierI OF V6unty Couri rhii.
lips County, Colorado. ~ lIoiyokc, colorado,
OH OCT. q ls,9. WIZ
WILLIAM " BALDWIN, gunr,iiaa u I'VE
III No 'vfs for mo u sec RI tpshrHw
tie names the following witnesses 10 prove
Mis- continuous rs.idrrcc upon, and eutiiva
ti0n Of. said land, visi
ses!.u Sls:sS ., i'olyo.a colo
UuotNe n BlAytDn +"
,lsorFr Drunef :"
~, D.. TtpNoN. i,rr,.tor
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a subject Of Great interest.

Call on Prof. Hirschbers. the rscoe.
niEsd New York and St. Louis eye sxpsrt
Who will be 10 aolyoks from Oct. 1910
~ the store Of his agent r. W. Dsarcup
and have your eyes fitted with . pair of
his celebrated non .changsablr spsctacl~s
and eye glassss. Consultation five.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The republican state central commit.
tee have declared In favor Of womsn's
suffrage snd. in dong 20, they certainly
voice the wish Of the party On this quss.
iion. womnn's suffrage is no longer a
political experiment for II Inns already
hal thorough test and the people Of
the sister state Of Wyoming eau testify
to shc satisfactory workings Of such leg.
isist'oa. II 10 move in tho line Of 10.
form snd the mnn who votes against u
In the coming election viii simply place
himself Upon rscpri A. not being In 40,
cord With the advanced ideas u The day.
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BEATTYS PIANOS .a,.s g s sssI np c W.
IL: fro. Address Daniel Y. Beatty. Washing ton
New Jersey,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

tfirst rubiicato GU Sept Is. 1891 no -
NpticH for puhlicati
Land ofilce at sterling. Colorado.
sept ~ lsxa,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed Aotice OF his intcn-
lcn 10 make nnal proof In support OF his claim.
aud that said proof will be made beforr
Clerk 81 County Court. Phillips couatv,
Colorado nj Holyoke. colorado, on Oct. 18TH
$3.50 viz:
JOHN WOLF
Hid u eoss for the NV y &C 81 tp sn r<s "
He names tho following witnesacs TO prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultva-
ton Of. laid land. Wis:
Everett l. Ambier Of uolyoke Colo
Samuel Lewis
John !. Wilson
Harry TreEo
q. \. Tkpnox. Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

II you can afford to be annoyed by
sick headache and constipation. dout use
DcWits Little Early R,sers for thsse lit.
tie pills will cure them. City Drug Store
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Tho populist party Of Phillips county
a ih.'r recen, convention endorsed the
Omaha platform "without dispiscing .
single plank or removing u splinter
shsssfrom." They should hays consult.
I'd the wishes ot their usv party lssasr,
T. y. Psttsfsoo. and modified their re-.
slnt'cus 20 corrsspopd with his Ideas Of
the usejsd reform IN The Ou,sLs plat.
sof'p. County conventions. Ao~e,of,
srs n,ost ioO small game Tor him 10 wasto
his time IN. bnt walt I'M the nsrs pop
ulisi state convention aud. N lie has soi
BY thai timc Topped oyer 10 scms other
parry. b. will 70 manipulate tho endorse.
NETT ~ 'he Omnhs platform that The
'splii.S's" all Il, w al Lirctiihn,,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Prof n. Hirpchbers. the weli.knowu
eye expert 81 Of G?0 Olive strust, st.IIou.
10, No and 10 + 18th strsst Nsw York,
hsa appointed =. W. Dearcup agent lot
his celsbrated non chsnssabls spsctsclss
and syeslssess, wh~re complete assos,.
t.ent can always he foand. Prof. n.
Hirschl,~Sg will remain In tiolyoks Oct
~. 10 and oil those III pesd Of properly
djussrd npectAclss and Ays glasses
should avail themselves Of this opportu
nifty. Consultation FREE.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22


II 10 wesrisoms TO rssd the talk In
eastern papers about what thsy cali the
dishonest silver dollar. Ths dishonest
dollar is the gold dollar, which las ap.
prsciA,ed. Instead Of saying that there
arc only 70 cents in the silver dollar, II
would he better 10 say that there ars u?
cents In the gold dollar. AZ for silver
bullion. II Inns not deprecated 10 refer.
once TO wheat or cotton. for 40 ounce
Of silver all buy - much wheat or M
much cotton Nc II did twenty years ago
The change 10 In thu appreciation of gold
10 the extent that Il nov takes mo n
wheat. more cotton and mors Of other
commodities 10 procure . dollar In gold
Denver Republican.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Tho Colorado cigar makers have 10.
sued circular letter TO tho citizens Of
tho state in which they give facts and
tlgures rs follows:
There wsre, up TO one month ago, 800
cigar makers employed 10 Colorado. pro
ducing 100000 cigars per annum.
There were, according to the bsst calcu.
linton. 100000 cigars brought Into
Colorado from other states during the
past year. Taking thsse imported oigars
~ worth on m average go per lou. 10
gives over $4,000, COO NJ sent out Of Colo.
RADIO Tor cigars alone 10 1852. Of which II
least three .fourths. or o., bfO,Ooo. repre-.
sent labor add profit, or In other wo,ds.
very c,nniderAbly over 100000, Of Col.
orsdo money sent 10 pay The wages Of
cigar makers In distant eitiss instead Of
the wsges Of local cigar makers. Iisuch
1?0n.000 cissrs had been manufactured
IN Colorado. instead ot brought here
from elsewhere. employment wonld
thsrrby have been furnished In Colorado
10 at least 1910 people. Or about 1901
more people than have ever been en-.
ploysd here In this limo Of business.
Even with the decreased local oonsump
tion Of ciua,s. resulting from the exist.
ing financial depression, Colorado 10 q,
the present tins consuming 100000 si
imported cisars per month, Of the value
Of oi2c,0oo, representing e0o.0oo pei
month In wasss paid 10 cigar makers In
distant citiss."
Tho circular ciosss with the iollo~i na
tnost reasonable and business like ~.
peal;
ut 10 batter policy for Colorado 10.
tailrrs. property owners aud every other
class 10 the community 10 furnish local
employ ment for an increased number OF
cisnr makers than 10 furnish Employ
ucni 10 people IN disisnt cities. because
= well paid local workman Ia u local QUE.
toner Tor and consumer 81 other classss
81 soo'ls; home consumption u home
made goods menns prosperity Al home,
tho wages pad Tor Colorado nndc cigars
aro sisni here. increasing tho prosperity
~ others IN tho community increases
,nut oWi personal tiospstii, W psti al
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22
PRIZES ON PATENTS
HOW TO GET TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
iARS FOR NOTHING.
xas winner has olsa1 cir Of Small
1srtsnts. aAA he Losers xavs
Patents that may Bring then IN
Ntin More.

wouldyou like to make twenty-five hundred
doilarsf II you would, read carefully what fol.
lows and you may sec way to dsit
Tho Press Claims Company devotes much
attention to pstents. It has handled thousands
Of applications for inventions. bat It would
like tn handle Thousands more. There 10 plenty,
Of inventive talent at large in this countsy
needing nothing but encouragement to p. oducs
practical results. That encourage nent the Press
Claims Company propose to give.
Net - Hard "a Il seems.
patsnt strikes most people o. an appallingly
formidable thing. The idea Il that an inventor
must be natural genius, like Edison or Bell
that he must devote years to delving In compiler
ted mechanical problems and that he must spend
\ fortune on delicate experiments before he can
yets now device to apatsntable degree Of pcrfco-
ton. This dolusion tho company desires to di~pel
1t dosires to got Into tho head the public clear
comprehension Of tho fact that Il Is not tho great
complex. and expensive inventions that bring
the best returns 10 their authors but the little,
simple, and cheap ones-ths things that seom 70
absursily trivial that tho average citisen woulti
feel somewhat ashamed Of bringing them TO the
attention Ut the Patent OfBce.
Edison says that the prohts he has received
from the pateuts on all his marvellous inventions
,,.r;msn,. M, N. - n. ..,.S,.ss ~. -. -
Of fastening bit Of rubber cord to child's ball,
sothat 1t would came back to tie hand when
thrown. made fortune out Of his scheme. Tbs
modern sewing -mschins II q miracle Of ingenuity
the product Of the toll Of hundreds Of busy
brains through = hundred and fifty years, but the
whole brilliant result rests upon the simple de-
w W N.' A''' NJ '"o po'n
tn I.ss,I. Ts,--. ~. ~. y.,,
Compsrstiyely few re.pl. ,.vard ,h.,n...,,..
q. invcntor,, but .lno.t .ver,l.r,v b., h,..u
struck, at one time or another. with ;jo., Tim,
seemed calculated to rcduco som. az IN. i'm.
frictions Of life. Usually .uch idr.. di.mi..,
without further thou~ht.
"why don't tho railroad eomp.ny max. n.
car windovs ., that they can \, Ia n, mi ~,
without breaking thu n.s..nv-,,, h.cL.r, .,-
claims the tr.v.I., az -,,;,. ~.
1 would make them in such . v,yu
..Whst v., the man th.t mad. mi. ..,,.n.,
thinking OFF, rrumblos the oook. "Hs u.v., mi
to work over stove, or he vsuld have hnovn
how II ought to have bsen 6xexi."
Hang such = collar battour' srovls thu ma,
who In late for breakfast. "If ver, In IN. hu.,.
ness I'd make buttons that vouldnt Ain ont. =,
break off. ar uou~r ont IN. h.ck ~ ms r.,L"
And then the v.riou. .nN.,.,- go, .,.,,,.
their grievances and ber,n N ,binL a .o,,.,h,n.
else. II tbey would sit down !, m. n..t c,nv..,.
lent oprortupity. mt their i,ie.. Arm, "a, ,;n.
doxs, saucepaus. and collar button. into ,r..,;.
cal shape, and then apply for na,cnt. th,r mi,h,
End themselves us ipiencpd.n,Iv v..,,h. !. ~.
man vim inv.n,u., ,h. ,,cr ,,,h..,,. - - ~
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22


Ne Blanks d TAis Cs0petisisu.
This 10 = composition Of rather an unusual ma
turn. Il 10 commoa to odes priss for the hist
story. or picture. az architectural PLAZA, all the
competiton riskinx the los Of their labor aud
the succrssfui enc merely selling his for the
amount of the pris~. hut the Pr~A ciaims Con.
paay's oder IL something en,ir.ly dincr~nt. Earh
psf~au 10 askrd merely Ia help himsrlf. aud the
one WIN helps himself tn the hrst advantass IL to
he rewarded for doing Il. The prise 10 oaiy .
stimulus to do something that would b. veil worth
doing withoat u. Tbs architect whose cosnpeti.
tive plan for club hou.s on . certain corner l.
not sccet-d has si'cnt his lal,os on somSthiAs u
vcsy little ssc tohim. but the persou Who patents
simple and useful d~vscs 10 tho Press Claims
Cosnpsnys composition. need not worm u he fail
tosccurv the priv. lie has substantial rrsait to
show for his work-"n~ that vill command its
value In tbs market At an, time.
rh- plain man Who uss. any article In his
daily work oasht IN know h,tt.r how Ia Improve
Il than tho mechanical expert who studies Il oniy
from the t.or-sicai point IL view. G~t rid Il the
id-a that an Improvement can h- ton simple to t,-
worth pst-atinx. The simpler ths lsft-r. Ti,s
tcrron who ts-t suocsrsis In cumbIninx simplicity
and Popularity. Will got thu Pres Claims Con-
pan,' = tweaty-nv hundr~d dollar.
Tho responsibility 81 thls coslAny may In
iu'issd from the fact that IL stock 10 held by
about thrrs hundrvd ri the lssiias n.wspa,-rs
81 the uaited stAtrs.
Addrr-s the pr-- Claims Company. John We'll
,i-rburu. managing attorney. ois y str-ct, n. W..
wasl,ihl ton, d. q.
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the community; and therefore We say:
BY your purchases keep your money in
local circulation
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ttirst publication Aug 81 1871
u Land Once sterling toto,
AnH. u iHta, No eia
Alias notice TO contest.
Complaint having ~ ~ entered NJ this 1T.
Y Hre by herman Wilson nHain.t uust Jus-
No stI dated NAtrk n I'M ut,n the ~ Z. srr
n tpsHf W " ~ fhitiiJ,s riuHty, t0iofnd0,
with view Ia tho cancellation 81 said entfy.
The said psrtiss arr hereby summoned Il,
isn5 ~ ino'eioch n ~ 10 respond and furnish
Testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
,bcht
ne rtpNoN, Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

RTlTTY Pianos. Organs ~ ur, Wan,
BEATTY. Washington. N, J.
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Spring chicltcps taken on subscription
n, the IjttiAt, Office.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

The we'll known aye expert, of 02D Olive
street, 81. Louis, No, and 10 y II street
New York, wishes 10 Inform hIs many
fsisnds aud patrons Of Holyoks and VI.
cipity that he will 10 Ut the stors oi his
agent, n w. Dearcnp.. Oct. 1871. and
adjust his celebrated nun .chnngssbls
spectacIes md eye glasses 10 all In need
Of them. Consultation FREE.
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BEATTY'S PIANOS an. nd. oR VA, a =.
lAt'iE ynKE:. Address Daniel +. BEATTY.
Washington, NJ
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BEATTY's 0R6AMs1s:ss. s a:.s :. =
G Gu ,sn address DAnEl +. BARR

lYirst publication Sept Is isss.l No ssa
Nnttcs for Publication.
Land Onee at Sterling, Colorado,
NOTICES hereby given that ths following
named settler has nled netlco Of his In
claim, and that said proof will b made before
RcEistcr or Receiver at Sterling. Colorado. on
Oct. 2b, lt83 viz:
JULIA A EATON
10 ~ for the v n.w Y 4 n v s-w u sec
tp6nrHw
He namea the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton Of, said land, viz:
Matilda Brucher Of Bryant Colo
Joseph J Becker
james Tudehope
Aaron DOhner Leslie
II. e. rEDnoN. Register.
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The News Il TIM only consistent champion
u silver IN the west. aud shsuid bc In every
home In tic west. md 1 the hands VI every
miner ana business man IN colorado
send In your subscriptions NJ once.
Address THE NEWS.
UrWsrr .a'ala.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

Il submit tho within d~scrih~d invrntinn In
compositions for the Tvcasy Ave hundred Dollar
Prise offered By the Prs. Claims Company.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-22

one YEAR. BY MAIL. $500
SIX MONTHS, BY MAIL, $500
1Rael MONTHS, 1Y MAIL. $3.50
ONE MONTH. sY MAIL, so
the WEEKlY--BY MAIL.
ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE, $500
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G. b. TIMnExLAxE, S.c'y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
Compliments to Mrs. Grant.


New York, July s.--A special TO the
World from Lakeland. Fla. says; The
Confederate veterans of Polk county,
Fla, have organized the Francis s.
Barlow Camp of Confederate Veterans.
During the meeting the following resolu-
tjons we're offered by Perry III. de Leon.
ex-Confederate naval officer, cordially
seconded by many - and unanimously
adopted:
Resoiued. That the Francis S. Barlow
Camp, United Confederate Veterans. pre-
sent their compliments to Mrs. U: ). Grant
and desire to express their grateful appre-.
citation of her recent graceful acts OF
courtesy to Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow
of our lamented chief.
Resolred, That this action on the part of
Mrs. Grant touches the hearts OF our
people and evinces the fact that the his
toric prayer of her great husband, Let
us have peace" has indeed become q
reality and announces TO the world that
we have once more a united and harmoni-
Gus country wherein past bitterness has
been forgotten and mutual respect and
sympathy exist.
ResoiUed That a copy OF these. resolu-
tons be sent to Mrs. Grant. coupled with
the hope that she may enjoy a long. peace
ful, aud happy life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
TO ESCAPE THE HEAT
GOVERNOR CARR AND FAMILY GONE
TO THE SEAsHoRe.
Movement OF Lsquor Dealers Against
Grsesrs' "ssmp'e Reoms"-Assthsr
Receiver waosed--Jsii Delivery.
-,,.,,.no, J, mo n,camond p,.us,cn.l

0sorrespondence OF tho htcntnono Dtspatcnsj
R.ny,ow. N. c.. July s.--Governor Carr
has gone with his family to Wrightsyille
20 get away from the great heat in this
part of the State. The temperature (offi-
cial) bore yesterday and to-day was 100 de-
grees.
The intense heat is killing the insects
which were injuring cotton. Reports to
that effect came in to-day.
A railway for the development OF extern
siyo granite quaTries near RoiesvilIe. TINS
county, will be built from Forestville.
The distance Is only Ave miles.
THE liquor ORGAN.
The licensed liquor dealers here who
conduct bar-rooms are to-day beginning
new movement against the grocers who
sell LIQUOR. This is In the shape OF petit
ton to the aldermen and an attack In the
Plnindedler. the State liquor-dealers' organ.
which made its first appearance to-day
The barkeepers say the erocers VINO sen
l,onor must paw the same for license that
barkeepers do. They also call the atten-
ton of the Prohibitionists TO the matter.
A new cotton-mill at Concord has been
contracted for. The hard times have not
stopped work on new mills.
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS.
To-day there were further proceedings
instituted by creditors of tie wrecked
Bank of New Hanover to secure another
receiver. The argument was at Clinton;
Some of the depositors want an additional
receiver and will try by oil legal means. to
secure one. Mr.. j. >. Armstrong. OF Cur
pooer. Va. is at Wilmington and wishes
TO establish another bank there.
The name of the heretofore unknown
negro man who ~as found murdered. IN
the woods in Durham county is at last
found 10 have been Henry Cheek. Tom
Coley and Roper Hopkins. both young
negroes. are in jail, charged with murder
ing him.
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
The authorities here have received no
tice of the escape of all the prisoners from
the jail of Stanly county after they had
badly beaten the jallor.
The Commissioner of Agriculture says
some of the farmers are reporting that the
Weld of wheat by threshing is less than
was expected. Some in Cleveland put the
falling of at rs per cent.