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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-24
w. j. WEBSTER.
Telephone No. ~.
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Recommended for supreme Judge if a
Vacancy Occurs.

Recommended for Supreme Judge if a
Vacancy Occurs.
The members of the bar of Column
bia held meeting last week for the
purpose of recommending some one
to fill the vacancy to occur on the
Supreme Bench of the State, in case
Judge LurtOn is appointed to b.
Judge of the L. s. Circuit Court.
vice Judge Jackson now on the U. :.
Supreme Bench. Col Wilkes WI,
made Chairman and Mr.. +. 5. Fow-
Ter, Secretary Of the meeting.
Messrs. E. H. Hatcher, l.. P. Padg-
EFT and John II. Williamson were
appointed q committee to preseu-
resolutions recommending Mr.. w.
J. Webster to the vacancy il it OCT
cured. They drew the following
resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, the members Of the bar
at Columbia have learned with min
gled feelings of pleasure and regret
that our honored Chief Ju,tice,
Horace H. LurtOn, is likely to re-
ceive the apl ointment of United
OldJcb OlICulG SuuBoi lhOtCpJ Suue-
ing a vacancy upon the Supreme
Bench of the State; and realizing the
importance of having such vacancy
filled by a lawyer Of recognized
ability, and one who will challenge
the respect OF the bar throughout the
State; therefore be it
Resolved, by this meeting OF the
members of the bar at Columbis
that we cordially recommend to his
excellency, Gov. Turney, Mr.. w. j,
Webster as suitable person for APP
pointment to the position Of JUDI c
of the Supreme Court, should va
cancy occur upon the bench. We
recognize in Mr.. Webster a lawy, ]
of unquestioned ability and an honesl
and upright gentleman, and. one who
will fill acceptably that high posi-
ton. This, March is, 1898, N. r
Wilkes Chairman; T. =. Fowler
Secretary; Z H. Hatcher, L. P. Padg
EFT and J. r. Williamson, Committee
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-24
l3.-NOt val cOIlected.

The following is a statem mt OF the
tax remaIuing uncollected at the
close OF each year and the outstsnd
ing and unpaid warrants, the un-
paid tax uader the head of assets and
the outstanding warrants under the
mead Of lab liIles.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-24

In making the foregoing estimate and
fixing the rate at l.l59o, or Sl.l5 on the
500 of taxable property, we have as
sumed that the assessment for 1893 will
equal the assessment of 1892. We ask
that the foregoing be spread on the
minutes and that the appropriations be
made by an ordinance of your body.
Respectfully submitted.
Il. +. ERWIN.
Il. f. LIPsCOMB.
JOHN LATTA.
ROard IF - unarViSOrS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-24
LIABILITIES.

From the foregoing iJ Will be seen
that the lab lties of tue city for her
current expenses exceeded the assets
as follows; Tor 1883, SO, 1859; for 1889,
$4,9U6 II; while the assets exceeded
the llsbi'ite- for 1890, $500 81; for
1891, 81 sos So, aud for 1892, $500 II,
showing decrease OF Liabilities since
1885, the sum of $40 706.S9 and de-
crease by the prt sent administration
for the first year Of S4,2lI2, 4.
1t will be seen from the report of
the Supervisors printed below that
the general expenses of the city for
the present year will be the sum OF
$l4 10000 or AZ cents on the 800 Of
property, while the expense for fix
lures, being railroad interest, sinking
fund, electric lights, fire and wa err
and puUllc schools, aggregate $50, 400,
or 68 cents on the 500 Of taxable
property. The last named items are
| fixtures by contract with former
boards run for term OF years and
are matters over which the present
city officials have no control except,
perhaps, the matter Of public schools.
The budget of $34 500 is made up as
follows:
Property tax................. 900 OC
Merchants and privilege. ...... 5000 0C
! City Court ....... .............. 1000 W
State and County 1900 on
Balance budget 1892. ........... $500 OF
The adoption OF the amendments
proposed VIII cut down the present
expenses about 81, 400 in the matter
of salaries.
Report of Supervisors.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Feb. "A, 1892.
To the Hon. Board Of Mayor and Al
| dermen:
! GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
the following report showing the Bud
get of Expenses for the ensuing year:
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BY the foregoing it will be seen that
the Tux for the two last years under
the OLD city government exceeds the
amount raised by tho two present
years OF the city government, SIP
704.66.
The following is a comparison for
the same period OF time of
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MORE DANGER DISCOVERED.
Agricultural Building in Danger Of
Other Faults in Buildings.

WORLDS FuR GROUNDS, Chi
July -. When the national COMM
assembled today, Commissioner Tu
Of Florida, arose to a question of priv
He said tina; he had just come
the Agricultural building and that strt
was in momentary danger Of being de
He has been a smokestack which I
up through the roof and came in CT Is
with the woodwork. use
The woodwork, he said, was so ht'e,..i
he could scarcely hold his hand on it Ell.
called the attention of Columbian no'
to the danger and the guard said
already called the attention of the aTys'
ties to the faulty and dangerous con 'e'
ton. The clerk was instructed to
the director general at once. In
A communication from the Cnderw
Association of Chicago to the commit
grounds and buildings was read. II
that numerous defects in buildings I'll
dangered them 10 fire had been repor
the association by Fire Marshal Murf N.
If the Exposition authorities woS inc
once correct these defects it would { n
reduce the danger to loss of life and hy
erty. The communications were OF he
placed on lie.
A committee was appointed TO
Director General Davis of the impei
danger of fire in the Agricultural bull &
The committee proceeded to act ana
ported that the director general had
officials TO remove the cause of the ID
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cOllIDED IN THE zoe.
Schooner Nellie Dixen Of Boston Badly
AGED In q Collision.

BosIoS, July l9.-Steamer Bowder
rived today from Port Antonio, rel
that at s O'Clock this morning, betwet
and 30 miles southeast from Chatham,
spoke the fishing schooner Nellie Dixie
Boston, whose captain reported that ha
in collision last night, during fog.
an unknown vessel.
The Dixon had the port side badly |
aged and foregaff broken. The cat
stated that he coud not put the vessel
the starboard tack for fear that she n
fll and sink.
Capt. Glare could not ASCERTAIN the
particulars of the collision on account
being too far away. The Dixon vas
deayoring to reach Boston.
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Mr.. W. 5. Cra~ ford. of Amethyst. Colo
RADIO. is visiting his brother City Marshal
Crawl ford. In conversation with tor m Al
reporter he SAID tina, the present uncertain
failure of the white metal had caused very
General cessation Of mining operations and
h,l throw Il thousands of men out of employ
rtn- Unless there was some easing up IN
To .ituation much want wouh ensue. MI
trsw fnri intends 10 remain East with his
f.n.i'y unit. operations are resumed IN the
aiming districts. For some time pfiof 10
VI. -. parture he was foreman In large
nina , which senator Walco't is an owner.
!, i. evil..r, from what Mr.. Crawford 'ays
nat the silver men will make desperate
fl Pit. whea the spteid session of Con-
y,e.s convenes. to prevent any repeal OF
Tn. purchasing clauses in the Sherman act.
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Two Oklahoma City Banks Fail.

SOkLonAMA CRY, o. T., July 10. the
Bank of Oklahoma City and the Okkpa,
National Bank closed their doors this
noon. There was heavy run on the ~"
National, but it withstood it all
Statements as yet are unobtainable. L
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Two More Close Their Doors.

WAsHiNGroS, July l9.-The compt,,
of the currency has been advised tbs
Hutchinson National Bank, Hutch
Kansas, closed its doors this morning,
that Bozeman National Bank, Boze
Montana has failed.
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Prince vos Arsnbers to Stuty Tar
Ahfaal

BssLis. July I9.--Prinee Won Aren't
leader of the Cen,rist party, propose
take a leading part in the discussion
the tax question arising from the A
bill when it comes before the Reichs
and 10 order to speak intelligensly on
subject and TO make comparisons, he
visit France and England to study the
tens Of taxation employed in these q
tv.as
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Business Firms ASSIGN.

NLw YORK, July ia. Cohn
lace importers. III Prince street, a
today. Liabilities, $40, 0G0 nominal
ssh, 900.
The carpet house of Hardenburg ;,
5, 10 and II Clinton street, Brooklyn
signed today. !,
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OFFER ON THESE BOOKS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE

yesterday Charged With having yiOlne.
banking laws.
The three banks in which the pi
were interested failed recently and
animation has shown, it is said, that
institutions were in bad shape, and d
were received after il must hayA
known they were insolvent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19

TorEKA, Kan, July l9.-Infori
was received at the office of the state
commissioner of the failure of the
Bank of Parker, Linn county, and
Woodson State Bank of Yates, We
county. Both were small concerns. s'e
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Every breath of foul air taken into the
lung. j. = -ter towards death. Purity WIN
.,j,rl.sS King of Germ Killers. General
,,ct,oss. James Z. Fuller Co, and George
ID Haskell.
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PrTTsBUEs, July l2.-The little town
Satrona was delused By a wasersP
which broke on the hills above A Ia
part Of the place was flooded A mum
OF buildings were carried away - we'll
several barg.s and bridges.
Sssv o0x oTvUU 0U SvssaS . uTo
selection 10 oHeeod.
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MaDAwAsKA cLAI N!
,rs agent Oak Returns from a
Collecting Trip.
q. ers s,s.s" to y f.p''''d u ~
v,t u The lsal o'hes

-,srsf YAs !.
.,.s, claims. He is looking vel
,sd has eviaently enjoyed fhs
,.oo.,ook air 70 the utmost.
v,5,.a.ka claims constitute one Of
-, ,assreriag chapters in the history
ard which being a. yet ineom-
-, rs;.s ,he pafieH, hanl Of the his
-, b. the treaty Of Washington il
y. g,o,ssel tAas settlers rho had taken
s,.n. on either side Of the line
Is. granted title. 70 their hokius'
,,nni~ion wAs sppointed TO
s.. ,As,p ntle, and presumably did SO.
- :, hi. Aic day il IS known tia,
"a. 20 cnrele-.ly done that many
-, rs,s H...sa. These farms we're
-, al ioaa.~4 along the banks Of the
t,ss r!rer. Some Of them had
IA ,,sarazs on the back lots which
,s,,ny ased for pasture purposes.
h,ok tote were soon occupied
'.-.,,s., The STATE ignorant Of this fact,
ons-,gy transferred them to vii. Land
...o,. Il va. at that time the policy
= h. sase 70 encourage settlers in every
slsysr. 70, ihis reason people who
- s,.,s state auis and improved them
..,s III 70 bsrc seqaircd little TO them,
..a ,s,s gwen lss'is hy the Land Office,
- l,b.r being frequently the only con-
,..,..ss involved 81 arssnlt many Of
=. ..,,sA upon ibe back lot, sIong the
e, la. -e,, la - in good faith and IN
-. set.e{ that they would he accorded a
-. ts Sic Sia.c ~ freely a. other
....e,. hi t,en Such you'd doubt
-. sa,s Drcn The case had
tho, ,..sn promptIa pressing their claims
uoos ,bs ard Department.. soon trouble
.,s. ssieseu .a, pr"Prle;ors and ihe sei
,,,,.sesH ,ip.e lot. Ttl- trouble en-
A,,-i sa onl. tbo.c Who had i'l"d
xs.s these iAnds scrc sull the
tsgfeftY 81 lH' h'e't'' "''
. ssnbtr q .luatysr- ~ho had made
,..., sen.r. upon 'Hrm t'ter they had
,,,.,4 ats TIE po..r..lan Of the proprietor.
IN .,,nplies.ed condition Of Affairs gave
nj .slt trouble and litigation. It
"a. 10 ,tr,. gAicu out The angie and secure
e. ,be.. ..r,Ier. isrsl giiles 20 their holdings
,s,, Y..ar lflse.. the Duke Of Fort
Eset ,scHfei from the State Legislature
I. i.-p an appropriation If 5000 This
money "a. a.cd 10 buying up from the
PROPRIETOR, al The isnA in controversy.
Aver ri. parcha.e careful survey Of the
vboie tratya. made under The supervision
q. ihs State lanl agent. The purpose
a 't.e department has been 20 charge SET
ter. mef,.s ;he nominal .nm ins olved in
tbs expense ot tbs survey amounting to an
srr-ser u some . certainly not an oner-
o.. pra FIR any msH 20 pay for farm
Esr Hga'rr # l'e.e settler, have already
rai sIai "a. il. fFum them an his re
eent'fp Land tgrni OAK collected between
Stln aal 500 About !95 settlers have
ssisI ~ .pmg 10 time. Tue luiy Of the
STATE a. fegAf}. these men appears to be
clear Fltfsr I.gsi step, should he taken
10 impcI payment or rl'e those who
has t}-eaIy mai .hfrlf have their money
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For the FIRST time in many years the pub
he VIII be treated 70 an Absolutely new free
street circus and specsacaIa. procession.
With the ususi disregard Of expense and
With fhe energy that has characterized ererv
effort Of Barsum { Bailey, they have de-
sgned an entirely new strees pars5< for
the pleasure of the people. and uhen /,
Is stated that it is freely offered oee upon
the same generous scale the performance
sfshsa tie tents. one can essily imagine IL.
magnificent splendoss. All the princi-
pal events in American history are
Illustrated by Ewing figures of eossIy
ehariots, zad Arabian Nights stories.
nursery rhymes, chiidfen's fables and child
hoods dreams are likewise beautifully PIC
tafed BY living tsblesux A. the bills On
the fences sag ''it is worth coming nib 9
10 seessna once seen never forgotten Tia
following order 81 march will tell the story
OF it magnitude. The parade viii
occur this morning a. about nise O'Clock.
Starting from the ,enting grounds a, the
tro'fins park, /, viii pa.. up State stree, to
Grove, through Grove to Water street,
thence BY way Of Bridge Hill to State street
and back again to the park, The following
viii be the order Of march
oKpsE of Mach.
Military Band.
f5eafgFfarn FOR HINT ers and g.wal,s,.
Lady Performers and Side. .aadie Experts
fkkt"sNiSG WILD BEA-r pfsPL.Y.
band thzriot, Drawn By Ten Horses
t,pea Den OF FIs- Tiger and Trainer
pIsn lien Of -FOUR IAons and Trainer
open Den Of Five L-opsrsis and Trainer.
t'yea D~r Of -Four Psn,h~rs and Trainer
open Den of Your II yesss sad Trainer.
'1pea ID % Four Bears at5i Trainer
'FITn Den Of Five Wolves and Trainer.
HIsr0Ee Al GkorF@.
Tsbsfoalcoa Gar. l,fawn hy ~ix Tior.ss
u lag TablsaR. Landing Of the Pilgrims.
Living Tsblesa. Cap smith and Poeaasouias
iL.,ng rabisss. william P-Ha's Freas.
Litlas fsbissa, signing Declaration Of fssispeb-
dsnce
Living fsbissH. ws'hinzton's Inauguration.
Hu'ropRoaK AND Zooisr.ieAL
Hand Chariot Eaterpe, Drawn by Ten Horses.
Aeaaisd i-adle. Of The H'ppedfome.
seIfiemsn HipyodroFas Riders.
IhrPe Teams Of RaDaa -fandI isxsers.
Three -Four hn,se Roman Chsrio,..
40 Elephants with How fah- and f,rien 81 Beau
It's
Caravan of rEei . r. forming Elephants.
bromedar.e- sIts Asfailc kider..
Dfsg3u tharlo; with iiars"sse'i fageis.
fFvRfs Of Japanero Performers
FAIRY TAlk- kSp NURSERY EHrAF>.
steam Musical Chariot, Drawn bf SIX Horses
III Bsba and the for;y Thieves.
Nursery Rhymes liia-tra ed
TOYS and Games Blue Beard.
Igss an Boots.
The Sleeping I.,aafY.
Ee-n'y ann the Beast.
Queen Of II are.
Aladdin and the Wonderful amp.
Ai.ABEsN SIoHrs >foEIEs Asp FABLE.
Chariot Of iadia. DraxH hy Ten Horses.
oiauihus Orchestra VI twenty Plees..
Cinderella. FAIRY Coach.
Blue Beard aa1 fiis Curious WIFE.
f'sd oman Ao Lived 10 4 s7es.
san i1aHs and His REINDEER Sleigh.
Little He'd Klding Hood.
Sinbad. the sailor.
Mother too StFam Gappe.
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Grange Days at the chautauaua Assemblies

At the coming Chautauqus and Sunday
school convention which will be in session
At Snrthport, August 1913, one day--Au-
gust iG--wili be set aside as Grange day
# will he under the direction of Hon. h.
Walker Mckeen. the able and energetic
secretary Of the State board Of agriculture.
The follo~ing is the programme that has
been arranged
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An ea'"rprsins trm i. that OF the Blsn-
WI Brothers 1ho have recently started 8
'o9'essie an retail store in the rem, for
n''iy ocrppied by H. II. Blanchard Hard
.''s'ns' afAbie and prompt in meeting
van OBLIGATIONS, carrying an excellent
''VA very reasonable prices. they are
''nains 'hsir way IN the good will Of the
e0'n'nanisy and are long live business.
= 'oi S>AL reporter called upon them re-
eea'is And took look at the long rows Of
"aaahs punches in their back store in all
''Asss OF ripening. 1, gave him an enlarged
''sa OF the popularity of this fruit when
us 'ea'ned how frequently this stock Was
s'Anss'! IN the rush Of the summer trade.
MAJOR Dickey OF For, Ken, passed through
"'e ca's Yesterday on the afternoon train en-
.o"'e Tor Portland. He was going to the
sane Geueral Hospital for the purpose of
''sting his daughter Mrs. Fenlason, who i.
,sssosering from an operation recently per
formed ,hare.
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Lots Of People
Can't ind . rent.

Can't md . rent.
~sav secure . god hosse-G1Sl.
Can't cell their fasms.
Can't 6nd smp,oyusns
Can't End Ioss assicise.
caat DO . hundred shisu bseaass ~
DOM sse the JOURNAL vans cclann. b =
really wonderful how mach eaa - 49,.
plished BY the use Of shess ~. Isv-Ssfo
advsTtiseDenes. aog1o1nD
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Marrifo.
-
krNxtR8t

krNNtRHt-
,v..t ia Sir.r Jsly 70. ny Wr' T hsss,h
An, .i,,sl.i Mac ~ AMI MIR. Mary H. bush'
BATH IF Msb.-' ester.
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CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Collectors Notice.
N In no other way. Address all orders &c

Notice is hereby given that the isxes aA4esss
the polls and essafss Of the city OF Augusta 70
rear IsR3 we're committed to j. Y. failer, Coils
Ct ssid city % the a4th day Of Jane.Ispg Ths
a vote Of The City Council 0. said city. said tlmp
are dae and payable TO sid Collector on the
day Of September. I-ss. and that an AhztemeI
discount Of six per crns will BE- allowed on
taxes Assessed fos the year ishE. which shaiket
veluutarily pafd to sid Csiiector Or or before
f7th day OF Aagu-s. iss5 and intefest1 al
to oil 81 aid taxes rsDAiDiBg uEpakp seyE nber
18th, ied, from that dAfe.
Il. FrLLEg, Collector.
Asgueta, jay q, iaH. jsfyfedfd
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An
100. breakfast.
"a Morn ne prayers.
"a. Chorus rehearsal,
y. Children hour. Mis- Whseloek.
in.u Lecture, The Educational Influence oil
tbs Grange" Mr. 4. u, Howe. Mari
boro. Mass master Of she Na,-schu
-etts State Grange.
Ie@ pHser.
r.M.
&G0. Lecture, Perpetual >uoc' ~" Mrs
Alonxo Iuw'r. Freedom II. Mr.
VI u. Hunt of Belmont, master cf
Maine state 6TanSe, aud Prot. j, .,
" inslow of ~. Aibsns, lecturer. val
De pre,en; all day. Music will be- under
liTectinn Of The celebrated grange
singer Prot \. X. Smiley OF skpwhe-
gan.
an Normal hour I;ey :. II. Morgan.
$50. children hour. Ms Whceock.
a.fn. supper.
~ Concert by the CtciIan i.adies' quartet,
composed Of Ms lizzte VI. Brown, st
soprano Mis- Georgia A. Knight. I'd
-oprano Mr.. Jennie King Morrison,
lat coutraito Miss Settie N M0rri
son. ID contralto. Mis> EVansene
Pssrson, reader.
lono. Night bells.
There will alse be one day devoted to the
grange at the decennisl session of the Maine
Chautauqua Union which wilt be held at
Fryeburg commencing July 18th and clos
ing August 18th As now arranged the TO
.~,n,.,. al ha "a fotlous
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lace and
through
'aper.
plnInbiar
ichor los,
coast OF
. is LITTLE
, and wa
Z search,
lue to il
fns Of tn
hnbus OF
uring his
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Sunday, July rs, vs.,
ny the Waierviii, Military Baad.
J. trAnk BAXTER -, aud mahy oih-r NO I'd
~. ak sfrom Bottom aud sl-swh re, VIII hiyc-'
the u,e ting un >piritH llism
Aaesccilrn dinner, pre- sic will b" scr' 81.
on the ground. ut fh- nrw bo'f. ~htch j. IL > tra
so successfully managed by VI, ). collins, iha
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Fine opportunities for rowing and steamboat
ING on this most beautiful Of Maine lakes
Ample shelter in ca,c Of rain
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The state chronicle., 1893-04-22
Assassinated and Robbed.
;outhern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
MOBILE Ala, April 21. -Wednes-
day night at a late hour Joseph
Cooke, clerk in the store Of J. P.
Clay ton, at Scranton, Miss, was as
sassinated and his safe robbed of
$1,10O. No clue was given except a
wagon track, but the citizens fol-
lowed that up With the result that
Cookies body was found. He was
unconscious, with three bullet holes
in his body. A doctor was sum-
moned and succeeded in bringing g
the victim to. Before he died he
stated that he was murdered and
robbed by James T. Smith, 0. Rolls
and Chas. Taggart. Citizens then
secured the country for the guilty
parties and they we're arrested while
taking the train for Mobile. The
money was found upon their per
sons. The arrest was made by
Deputy Sheriff Moore and posse
and he now has the Jail guarded te
prevent the outraged populace from
lynching the perpetrators. Th'
guilty parties are connected will
some OF the bes. families in Mobile