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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
J. W. CAnTER. trcn5ureT o.
the town Of Silver CITY. New Mexico. 2tf
Notlee tor Pubhoatlon.

UNITED olAIIH land hfI1fEs
LAS CRUCEs. n. NJ. Feb 9, 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol-
IN lowing named settler has nled notice Of his
intention TO make inal proof In support of hls
claim, and that said proof VIII be made before
probate Judge, or, IN his absence, probate clerk,
At Silver city. N. NJ, on March 22ud, 1913, viz
Alva G. CarWile. Of Silver City, n. Al, who
made lid. entry No. 1915 for the Wa, S. W. =,
See. II, TIP. IS, s.. INV.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz
James Burns, Silver city.
Mn. iiR hI4ass % 70 DC
Richard Grade, do do
ANY person whb desires to protest against The
allowance Of such prof, or Who knows 81 any
latons Of the interior department, why such
proof should not be allowed, VIII be given an
place 10 cfOss-examine the witnesses Of said
claimant, aud tn Offer evidence IN robuttul Of
Ylat submitted BY claimant
All kinds of fresh tafhes 25 cts;
per pound at NoLAN's. Aft
Steve Uhle's new saloon-the Cave.
1-tf.
Happy and content is a home with "The Ros
chester" alamp with the light Of the morning.
EyeafaAEHs, Soyffs RoeA0sfsy Lamp Co. Nsy YeyA
For Rent,
a three room cottage. Inquire Of
CHAs. METzGAR.
The new skating rink IS open every
night, except Sunday. Monday and
Thursday nights for ladies.
45tf. KING g. BAYYE.
"
Losr-on the street, a boys overcoatl
A liberal tewArd will be paid for tho
return Of the same to the residence OF
lit Gao. II. UTTER.
Iron tires.
Furnished In any quantity, write 70
prices to w. II. NeWcomb, Agent.
p. o. Box $50. Silver City, NJ u.
Go TO the Cave Saloon fer a glass OF
fresh Ahheuser Beer. a9tf.
Steve Uhle, al the Cave saloon, keepe
only the best goods in his line.
1-tf.
The finest Candies, Fruits,
Nuts, &c, at Nolan's. 49tf.
Notice.
Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of tho stockholders of the Mountain
Range Cattle Company will be held at
Georgetown on the FIRST Tuesday in
March &C 10 a. M. SAID meeting having
been postponed from the first Tuesday
In February, It's regular day Of meeting.
ABBIE A. PoTrER,
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Go TO the Cave Saloon fer a glass OF
fresh Ahheuser Beer. a9tf.
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prices to w. II. Newcomb, Agent.
p. 0. Box $50. Silver City, N II.
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loaf at Fritter & Harris, *4tf
The annexation OF southwestern So.
zorro county 10 Grant seems TO be just
az far of as It was at tho beginning Of
the session Of the Legislature. The peo-
pie Of that part OF socorro county are
anxious 10 have the change made but
there seems to DO very little prospect
that il will be done. When the railroad
is extended from Hanover TO that part of
Socorro county the reason for that sec
ton becoming a part OF Grant County
will DO stronger than ever.
Now is the time 70 get q good suit OF
olothee cham WILLIAM WALKER Fftf
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The construction Of sidewalks should
be hurried up so that the attendants OF
the normal school will not have to walk
10 the mud when they 60 to and from
school. Let the prisoners get to work
on the sidewalks and earn their board.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Bread FIVE cents a loaf at ]. NJ.
Wallace & Co.'s. at
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
NnlIca.

The finest Candies, Fruits,
Nuts, &c, at Nolan's. 49tf.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

The preliminary examination OF Robert
Millikin, treasurer Of the American Sill
yer and Lead Mining Company, on a
charge of embezzlement, has been post
poned until next Monday on account OF
the illness Of Justice Field, Of Deming,
before whom the examination will be
held.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

"Jack Horner" party, at the residence
of Mrs. J.F. Kilburn and Mrs. Kachler,
Tuesday evening, February 14th, for the
benefit Of the NJ. e. Church. Come and
get a plum from the pie aud have a good
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

A number OF Cinnamon we're sent
from Deming to San Francisco last week.
They we're trying to pass from the Mexl-
can lire to Clifton unobserved but the
plan failed to work and they will loon
be back in China. The railroad and
steamship companies will make a good
thing out Of the restriction act il nobody
else does.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Frank Jones shipped a good sized Gin
namou bear from this place by express
TO New York last Friday. He will be
viewed with great curiosity by the resi-
dents Of Gotham.
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To mako room fox new 6tOet
now on tho rosd, / will, for tho
next 50 days olfef astonishing
bargains in pianos aud organs
Small monthly payments, Extra
discount for cash.
53tl. Mus. q. S. WAsRrN.
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There will be a big demand for canal
gre at Deming this year and as the plant
grows wild in many parts Of the County
there will be employment for a large
number Of laborers gathering the roots
for shipment. The root contains a large
per centage Of fannie acid and is very
valuable for making the finer grades of
leather.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Happy and content is a home with "The Ros
chester" alamp with the light Of the morning.
EsyeafaAEHs, uOyffs Roehestsy Lamp CO. Nev YSyA
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

All kinds of fresh tafies 25 cts;
per pound at NoLAN's. Aft
Steve Uhle's new saloon-the Cave.
1-tf.
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There are occasional rumors about
Indians having been seen near the Mexi-
can line but 20 murders have been re-
ported recently. II lie possible that Kid
Is preparing for a raid in the spring and
is keeping quiet now in order to have
the troops withdraw from pursuit go
that he will have a clear field when he
gets ready for operations. All dead
Indians are good Indians but Kid is NOT
dead vet.
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Losr-on the street, a boys o%vercoatl
A liberal teward will be paid for tho
return OF the same to the residence Of
lit GEO. Ii. UTTER.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

A man named Herman Meyer, supp os-
ed to be a tramp, was run over and kill
ed by a Southern Praciac train neal
Separ last week. 1t is supposed that he
attempted to board the train while it
was running at a high rate Of speed and
fell under the wheels. His body was
fearfully mangled. He is supposed to
have been about 35 years of age.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Breadl breadll breadlll at B cents q
loaf at Fritter & Harris. F4tf
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The new skating rink IS open every
night, except Sunday. Monday and
Thursday nights for ladies.
45tf. KING & BAYNE.
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Caught at Little Rock.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 7.-Chief of Police Harrington has received wood from Little Rock, Ark, to the effect that James O'Toole the murderer of Ed ward Fennell, had been arrested in that city. O'Toole killed Fennell on Sept. Il last and then escaped. His descrip. tion was telegraphed broadcast over the country. Detective Spight of Lit tie Rock arrested man giving his name as Charles Hill of St. Louis, , upon suspicion of being the much wanted man. The prisoner tallies pre- cisely with the description of O'Toole. He will be held until St. Louis of ficer can go and get him.
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FOUL PLAY sUsPECrED.
An Investigation Demanded as to the
 Death of ". H. CaiIard.

Death of ". H. CalIard.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "A demand has been made upon the coroner for a thorough investigation of the case of w. H. Callard, a prominent Cincinnati man, who a few weeks ago fell. or was supposed 10 have fallen from the third story of the Denison House and broke his neck. Foul play or crooked work is now suspected. Tie motive back of the demand made upon the coroner for a rigid examination brings to light a peculiar chain of circumstances. Cal lard came here from Chicago with 8 number of accident insurance tickets in his pockets, which he had purchased before leaving the city. They aggre. gated S400 GOO in amount, and had Cal lard lived three hours longer than he did all these tickets would have ex- pired. Some of these tickets were sent to his wife on the day before he died, and the Employees Liability. Fidelity, Casualty and London Guarantee com panies are contesting their payment.
 Callard had complained of being sick, and it is supposed that while in a weak condition he fell out of the win dow. He had evidently been sitting in a rocking chair before the open win dow, and there is 8 theory that he was struck on the back of the head while in 8 sitting position, and, plunging for ward dazed, fell out. No postmortem was held upon the body. which was sent to Cincinnati for burial
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RLED TO DEATH.
e Particulars of the Dyna- ,te Horror at Santander.
.F A THOUSAND KILLED
steamers Blown to splinters and All
 ronrd Perish In the Bay-Fire s eeps the Town, Adding Horror to the Work of Relief.

V W.pR1p, Nov. 7.-The explosion of
 5 aa,nite on the steamship Cabo Much .sa and the burning of Santander is
 2 more disastrous than was at first
 ported.
 4s the ship caught fire and word
 Tes, that it was loaded with dyna- s,s spread rapidly from mouth to
 a,sth there was rush for safety. 'f,efore the crowd had time to rush ,rtward there was a dull roar, fol
 s,ad by fearful burst of flame and a Safaning explosion which blew the ia into fragments, set fire to num- < of adjacent houses and which Sa5hed the windows in every house 4 niles around.
 4be inhabitants were so dazed by .a axplosion and the rapid spread of K flames that for long time they
 sr6 unable to make any attempt to 52dk the fire.
 1Il the towns and villages in the of Santander sent fire- scines to the scene and then made P|3up and com bined effort to save .3perty. The town of Santander is Easted on the headland and has a rQe port in the Bay of Biscay. It is < ferminus of a railway from Madrid.
 IF addition, transatlantic steamer E burned at the same time and 40 of |f Brew met death on board of her. :,
 4Il those on board or near the dyna- Ite steamer and all those on board the
 3boat alongside, as we'll as the of |srs and crew of the transatlantic eamer Alphonse XII, were killed by Explosion.
 It has been ascertained that the dyna- iteloaded steamer which caused such Izible destruction was the Cabo Mu-
 sche, belonging to Bilsoo, and not a atish steamer, as at first reported. Every possible assistance has been ntto Santander. where hundreds of cfors are already at work. A num- fof temporary hospitals were organ 2 in buildings untouched by the iDes and there the doctors and their Histants are doing everything pos 3le. Troops sent to the spot also aaered great service in blowing up aMings across the pathway of the
 Eaes and saved districts threatened M confagration. All the inhabitants
 fhe neighborhood have thrown open eir houses for the reception of the 1llnded and homeless. No definite tinate of the loss of life has been vep, but it is thought will reach over 1hundred.
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FOOLED B9 TIE SHERIFF.
a@ Left His Prisoner Behind and the Piattsmonth Mob Was Rolled

aa Left His Prisoner Behind and the
 Piattsmouth Mob Was Rolled.
 OMAHA, Nov. 7.-One thousand infu. rlated farmers organized into mob fo1 the purpose of lynching Benwell and Hill, who murdered Matthew Akeson. a wealthy farmer, near Weeping Water Wednesday night. while robbing his residence.
 The men were captured Saturday at Lincoln and identified by two young sons of their victim, whom they also shot during the attack on the house. The Cass county sheriff started with the murderers to the scene of the crime. but received telegram just as he was going to the depot to leave his prisoner at Omaha.
 Long before the time for the train to arrive farmers in large numbers com menced to congregate in the city and all expressed the opinion that the brutal murder of Matthew Akeson must be avenged and that without any delay. When the train arrived at Plattsmouth fully 1000 men were at the depot, completely surrounding Sheriff Tighe and his 20 deputies.
 As the engine rolled up to the station the conductor looked down from his position in the door of the baggage car and remarked.
 Boys, your men are not here; they were left in Omaha"
 This did not satisfy the crowd, and a hurried trip was made through the train by committee appointed for the purpose. The mob quietly dispersed, but the men are determined to get the murderers later.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
A Crime Confessed For Which Another
 Has Been Punished.

Has Been Punished.
 LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 7.-In 1862 John Piner of Boone county went to Lebanon to accept an offer of 5000 as a substitute in the army. He received the money and remained in town over night. The next morning he went home to find his wife murdered, she having been beaten to death with a club. Suspicion fell upon Enoch Gar ter, a crank, who spent much of his time in trying to solve the problem of perpetual motion, and he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. Carter spent many years in prison and was finally paroled. He always said he was innocent of the crime. The other day Carter, who lives near this city, received letter from an unknown man in Missouri, confessing the crime and exonerating Carter. Steps will be taken to learn the identity of the man.
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4 Girl Who Stole Diamonds.

NEVADA, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Fifteen-year- old Susie Sutton was arrested here on the charge of stealing valuable dia- monds from Mrs. James Atkinson, by whom she had been employed as a nurse girl. She confessed the theft and the diamonds were recovered from M. A. Martin, the Racket store man, with whom she had left them in ex. change for other articles.
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Paid the Wrong Man.

CoRsIcANA, Tex, Nov. 7.-On April 8, 1891, one George Jones, colored, pre- sented an order at the postoffice here for collection. He was paid the amount, s10. In 2 few days another George Jones inquired for an order he was ex- pecting. On investigation it was as- certained that the money had been paid to the wrong party. Saturday Post master Zadek found the negro who had received the money here with a con- cert company. George was arrested aud is now in jail
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nronth In inc Rnnces

WATERPROOF, Tex, Nov. 7.-People just in from the range districts say the drouth is becoming alarming and that Tn the Brownwood country everything is being moved out. Grass is failing and the water supply is becoming very scarce. It is feared that if heavy rains do not come soon the value of great portion of the range in tho Pecan Con- cho-Colorado country will be practi- cally destroyed for this season.
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Nine Lives Lost.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Nine lives were lost by the capsizing of yawl in the lower bay Saturday afternoon. The names of the drowned are: J. Crosby, Thomas Drude, Edward Kenny, Benja- min Mcguire, Thomas Hoey, Charles Smith, James Mallory, Albert Norman and Leonard Wansas. They were working on the new buildings on Hoff- man island and embarked in a0-foot yawl to return to their homes.
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Supposed to Have Been Run Over.

ARKANSAS Cry, Ark, Nov. 7.-Con- ductor Coburn of the outgoing freight train found near Bayou Mesan the dead body of colored man named Will Sherman, who, as is supposed, was run over by the incoming freight. The above was reported to Coroner Sims, who went out with jury to view the hodv
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Gsne With Another Man.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 7.-Several days ago Mrs. Nora Scott of Fair banks disappeared from home Dr. Sam Will son of the same place also left about the same time. Both were heads of families. Relatives of the missing wo- man have received letter from Mrs.
 Scott, in which she said she had chosen her lot and was content. She com
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chicago Clty counell Ficht.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The city council chamber, where the aldermen fought so savagely. is in charge of the police. Seven officers were locked inside, and outside sentries were kept Two po- licemen were also on guard in the may or's office, which was locked up. The Democratic aldermen held secret eau GUS, but at it's close announced that they had done nothing.
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Katy Reductions.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-The Missouri Kansas and Texas has announced astill greater reduction in freight rates to Texas points, effective Nov. 2. The former reductions have been 50 per cent. in the aggregate. The new rates reduce these rates from 15 to 30 per cent
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Six Mnn Killed.

RENO, Cal. Nov. IA wreck on the Central Pacific railroad Sunday, caused by collision between west bound and eastbound trains. resulted in the death of Fred Leach, brakeman; Charles Giyens, fireman, and four tramps not identified. James Bird, en gineer; Tom Moorehead fireman, and a tramp were seriously, perpaps fatally. injured.
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TWO chilaren Burned toDeath.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 7.-Saturday while Tenie Evans, a negro woman, was out at work her 4-year-old child fell in the grate and burned to crisp. Another child attempted to rescue it and was also burned to death. The mother came home and was crazed. All were found yesterday The mother will probably die from exposure.
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Patti Lands In New York.

Ew YORK, Nov. 7.-The Cunard Steamer Lucania having on board llna Patti Nicolini arrived here. famous prima donna was accom- fd by her husband. On board the 'rlcan liner Paris were a number of
 IS who will accompany the prima "a on her American tour.
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Cornelins Herz,s Case.

LONDON. Nov. 7.-The French direc- tors have examined Cornelius Herz, whose extradition to France they are trying to obtain in connection with the Panama canal scandals, are now pre- pairing report for the French prime minister of the interior, in which they will say that the heart and kidneys of Herz are diseased and his mind is fail inc
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4 Kentuekx Killing

eelNcEToN, < Nov. 7.-Tobe Watson. a png business man of Eddyville. 19 's south of here, was killed by City
 Pnai Frank Wellington. Watson ! |IepWa1e,a,yorlng W1 to collect an old bill
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Wants a New Trial.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7.-The counsel for W. P. Shaw. found guilty of violating the civil service law, have filed an ap- plication for new trial. There seems to be nothing new brought out in the petition
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Fell Frnn, a scaffnI,i.

DUBUQUE, Ia., Nov. Hive men fell from scaffold in front of new hotel being erected at Farley. All were in- jured, two brothers named Loomis seriously. and one young man named Ahlers fatally, his back being broken.
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Prominent Physician In Jail.

DIES MONIES, Nov 7.-Dr. George G. Sanders, prominent physician of Mar shall county, was sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Woolson of the United States district court for at. tempting to induce postmaster to sell stamps at less than the regular price.
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NnvaI soua,irons to Meet.

ROME. Nov. 7.-The Italian govern ment has proposed that the naval squadrons of Germany, Austria and Italy hold combined demonstration ln the Mediterranean sea.
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Closes the ohio t,amnai.-n

11sciNNATI, Nov. 7.-Governoe Nc.
 KY ssy closed the Ohio campaign here s1uay, speaking before one of the |Pst audiences ever seen in Music The speech was discussion of
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Killed by Prematnre Exnlnsinn

hEIlotAao, EI Nov. 7.-Dominick Farina Killed by the premature explosion gnamite used for blasting in a ''e quarry. Tom Calling and Michael
 ee were fatally injured. The men E blasting.
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Smelling Works Burned,

GALENA, Kan. Nov. 7.-The entire plant of the Galena Smelling works burned to the ground Saturday, wipipg out an investment of S100,000. The works had just been remodeled and
 started up last week with two blocks of
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sefused to Work 1vitb Neeroes7

WENTWORTH, Kan. Nov. :. There sFar of races on the new bridge 1.-the Mississippi river. White men Re to work with negroes on the Fstructure and nearly all the white l quit and will return to their les The work on the bridge will
 D just the same.
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Jack Starr Reconstructed.

h'sAlEsTER, \ I. T.. Nov. 7.-Jack E bs s cousin to Henry Starr, was
 etba1a @ aead near Bragg's station. A ba aOae @ through his body showed ae met his death. The assassin is
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Gam bling Tragedy.

EAGLE LAKE, Tex, Nov. 7.-Henry Morris and Ike Deggs, two negroes. got into dispute over a game of cards, when Deggs shot and killed Morris Deggs was arrested.
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Ot Ills sweetheart and Him.elf

AALLAs, \ Nov. 7.-Charley Rogers and killed Patsy Coleman here
 frday and then shot himself. Both |colored. The woman refused to
 fy Rogers and he became enraged.
 le hope is entertained for Rogers.
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Cut His Throat.

MART1Nsv1LLE. Ind, Nov. 7.-Noah King had his throat cut by Milton Fer rand and Bedford Kent in church. yard here Sunday night and died in- stantly. The murderers escaped.
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Buslness Honsrs Burned

ExIA, Tex. Nov. 7.-At 5 o'clock Hay morning the drug store of M. Dark & Go. with all it's contents aed. The fire caught the adjoining Qing and before it could be extin- bed considerable damage was done ire and water. Five buildings were spmed. The origin of the fire is
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Wilkes Missing.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-J. D. Wilkes, a travelling salesman of Lima, O., disap- peared from here and it is thought he has been IT. nrdered.
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John McMahon Dead

was. WA ., Nov. 7.-John A. McMahon.
 |ter @I D shot here several days ago by Erdas nsan hisformer bartender, died ,snrs uay lie took pneumonia from
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Begins Anew.

STErBENvLLE, O., Nov. 7.-The Sum- mer Bottle works and Brilliant Steel and Iron company resumed work ,es. terday
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prendergnst,s Trial Postponed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The trial of Prem slergast, the slayer of Carter Harrison, has been postponed to Nov 27.
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Louisville Assirnn,an.

'SailLE, wSoldl.EE, Nov 7.-Hess Henley & \, snsie sslesaie dealers in ladies and
 bilties4 4'salngs. snln s. made an assignment.
 l. ''es Ss5o,oOo. Assets about the
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pialneu rnaT her nus pand was disagree able, and for that reason she had placed her affections elsewhere.