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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
And Joy Would 81. .. tn. Hearth.

If the workingmen should suddenly
take it into their heads to take the earn
ings that they hitherto have used for
Intoxicating liquors and spend them for
furniture. how much do you suppose
would be let loose upon the furniture
market? Not leas than "a, 900, 900 in
four weeks. There would then be no
stagnation Of trade in the furniture
market. -ExchanRe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
HERE'S An OFFER.
$4,000 in unimproyed N.b'sska Lands for
Co belt. Mitchell Fight.

Omaha, Neb Jan. ls.-The World
Herald this morning received the following
telt gram: Stock vile, Neb., Jan. Is. The
Crocodile Athletic Club of Stockville offers
prize Of $4,000 10 Frontier county unim-
proved lands for the Miichell-Corbett fl sht,
in Gaze it cannot be brought off at jack on
vile, aud guarantees no interference f ON
the Governor. Signed, Il. II. Kinney,
president; James Knsll. secretuy."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
clYmpIxs BONUS, $500 600.
0si:iaI Report Given As ~ 60 Knois-Larsest
Bonus Ever Awarded.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The report of
the off i'll t-ial of the ne cruiser Olympia,
built By the U.i n Iron Works, San Fran
cisco, was r. ivel, At the navy d. p ,rtneLt
toiav anil shnws that The vessel developed a
speed Of 2l go knots an lour, which viii
give the contractors a premi1m of $780,
600. the largest pr miun ever earned ia the
construction of L tied States warship.
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
monq Others Was That Of Postmaster Lynch
q Augusta, Ne.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The Senate has
confirmed these nominate ms VIM. Ii
B,awley, United States district judge for
The districs of South Carolina; Samuel a.
Merritt, chief justice of the supreme count
Of Utah; A. u Cur in Bierer. associate
justice Of the supreme court of Oklshoma !;
Richard B. Hughes, surveyor-general of
8 Juth Dakota.
Postm.s,ers, Maine, T. j Lynch, Au-
Susta; w. L. Farrar, South Paris.
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The cruiser Montgomery viii have her
four hours speed trial in Long Island sound
Gua raj Care.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. upon this con-
siition. II you IRE adlicted with Cough,
Cold or any Lung. Throat or Chest trouble,
and win use this remedy % directed. giving
Il { fAir trial, aud experience no benefit.
yon may return the bottle and have your
money Refunded. We could not make tLis
oifsr did VI hot know that DR.. Kings New
Discovery onuld be relied On. Il never dis
fRpoinfss Trial bottl~s free It W. A. Fir.
skinsl Drug Store. GArdinef. Large sizs
5O6. and 4f.oO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
MAY Fight IN GEORGIA.
cerbsa and xilcaslI ssrss 10 Fight wAerevsr
tbs Club SayA

JAoKsoNvlLLE. Jan. lS.-It is stated that
Goblet and Mitchell have signed the
am nded sriicls. agreeing to meet 1t any
pl-ce the DuvAl Club msy select. Rumor
i. current tod " that G .orgis would be Sc
Ie,ted - the scene OF the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
At PHILADELPHIA.
The Drawbauoh Co. Seeking 10 Get Fsoshoid
In the CITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S.-An ordinance
was Introduced in the common council, this
afternoon, granting permission to the Draw :
baugh Telephone and Telegraph Company
Philadelphia, recently organized with cap
ital Of 81 900 900, to construct and operate
q system of wires and cables within the city
limit. This is the beginning of an effort
to introduce q nval telephone comp my
upon the expiration, January 30, OF the
Bell Company's patent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
guished and decollete ladies from all parts
of the world, and in these innocent amuse
ments "the pusher' who has pushed in may
participate rs freely as the most important
of the invited guests.
Tho Coveted Card.
But if possible even the ''pushers" like ia
20 to the White House by invitation, and
hence Colonel Wilson, the presidents
chamberlain, is for some weeks in the very
center of their fire. They bring all sorts Of
pressure to bear upon him and play all the
little games known to social intrigue; they
cajOie, bluff, scheme, beg, eEtreat; they
invite the colonel to dinner; they call on
his wife; they make friends with his serv-
ants-anything or everything to obtain
possession of one of the coveted cards, ~
by inches square, with the arms of the
United States embossed in gilt Mt the top
and below that this engraved invitation:
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
request tho pleasure Of the company OF
Mr. Robert Graves and ladies
on Thursday evenings, Jan. II and q, Saturday
evening.
Feb. 3. and Tuesday evening. Feb. 9.
from Q TO II O'Clock,
1894.
jan ITO meet the ulplOmat1c corps.
Jan. 25-Reception to the congress and tho
judiciary.
Feb $40 meet the officers of the army and
lavy and marine corps.
Feb C-The public reception.
This card makes nice souvenir for the
socially ambitious to display in their par
Tors. But not many OF the "pushers" are
able to get hold of it. Colonel Wilson
knows where to draw the line. Appeals
from Ais decision are often made to the
president himself, to Private Secretary
Thurher. and even members Of the cabinet
arc Desieged to lend their influence, as u
. cabinet adviser had some right TO exert
pressure upon the president concerning the
persons whom he Is to invite to his house.
These pleas always meet with. the response.
Colonel Wilson has entire charge Of that
matter. You will have to see him"
A TFemendous Crush.
Il IL wen. that Grand Chamberlain vii
son knows how to say no. Every one in
town who II Anybody wants to 20 to one OF
more Of these great receptions at the White
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GELD Res rvs. $50 7s7.s24.

WAsHrxGToN, Jan. Is The gold re-
serve declined today TO e69. 757 1924, . loss
during the past two days of 81 GOO. 900.
The currency balance il stated to be s2l.-
279 900. less s7,O76, 600 paid on interest
account, not subtracred.
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: TIE C.sifsruia m'd-,i ter fair Sill b
"a ia y Up ned Jan. p.
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House. The first one on the programme
tkat In honor Of the diplomats corr.
most popular. The curiosity 70 sse ths
dlplot6ats never abatcs in Washinston
Tkey ~ by long odds the most picturesor.'
shdW ID this town. At the levee in thsi,
honor last Thursday night there was a N.
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THE PEEsIpENT's REcErTIoy,

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
guished and decollete ladies from all parts
of the world, and in these innocent amuse-
ments ''the pusher" who has pushed in may
participate rs freely as the most important
Of the invited vuestS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
THEY ARE INoREDULoUs.
State Department Not Disposed to BE
Iievo the Auckland Report.

state Department Not Disposed to be-
lievo the Auckland Report
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Associated
press cable from Auckland, announcing
that Minister Willis had notified the pro-
visionaI govsrnment to retire, as this queen
had agreed to grant amnesty. has been the
absorbing topic in congressional circles to-
day. Worl came from tbs state depart
ment to the 70 eign affairs COMMITTEES. bat
a. no mention was made of the minister's
reported action the information Is doubted
by Chairman AcCreAry, RaYnOr and others
OF the foreign affairs COMMITTEES. Ne
Creary said 10 wOuld give a most startling
turR TO the situation II it proved tue.
Hit, republican leader Of the foreign
adaira committee, said IL Willis had taken
the action reported il would precipitsts a
tempest. The president had turned the
whole subject over to congress, and yet be-
fore Willis had learned this course he had
e1ecuted a policy already abandoned. This
would be particularly serious II the minis
ter's sction had led TO bloodshed Thee is
intense anxiety in congressional circles for
further news OF tie reported course OF the
minister, and 10 led TO the circulation OF
wild and b01ndless rumors on tbs floor OF
the house that riotinR had begun In the
streets of Honolulu.
The state department is not inclined TO
such action is said 60 be totally contrary 90
instructions sent to Willis by the Corwin,
and received BY him Dsc. IL. That he
could have written 80 the provisional gov
crnment after be recsived those instruc-
tions raquastin that they surrender ofiios.
10 denied with strong emphasis at the state
department. aud expressions IN the presi-
dents message In this connection are
pointed to Rs refutinR the statsmsnt.
Ths statements contained in the Dispatch
seemed 20 cause no uneasinsia o. exc te-
msnt at the Hawaiian legation. The mem
bers arc not inclined TO believe that Wills
has taken fu ther steps 60 restore the
quten. The Hawniisns do not think the
ex-queen's agreement 20 grant amnesty TO
the provisional government would make
any difference ia the status Of things. In
formation lsais them 90 believe that I4iliou.
kalani would fear 90 accspt restoration
without a guarantee OF protection, and they
feel confident that such guarantee IL now
impossible.
II will be remembered that In Gresham's
Instructions 90 W .llis the following occurs;
"ShoHld the queen accept the conditions.
AMI the provisional government refuse 90
Instructions. 10 will be aeen from this
that u the provisional government has re-
fused 10 yield without force. Willis latest
iust uctiona prevent his going further. In
the cvent that tho queen should sccept the
condition. however. Willis is TO be governed
by previous instructions"
pfevious Instructions we're TO notify the
rrovisiorai government, which had not ot
been dnle. lf tho queen acceded 20 the con-
ditions. ~ far a. the public ~ informed
there Il nothing in the instructions % pre-
cluds Willis from having proceeded on
these lines toward the provisional govern
tnfut.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
Naval 0fiicsr5 at Mare Island Think
There's Been Bloodshed at
Honolulu.
Hastily Preparing TO Embark More
Arm Bearing Men for tho
Islands.
Capt Munger, Of the CorwiB, IL Guilty
ofA Very Petty Piece OF Bus-
fncss.

VALLEJO. Cal. Jan. 5.-A naval officer,
when asked when the Corwin left Honolulu,
said the Corwin is considered n speedy cat
ter. and should make Honolulu easy in
eleven days. 1T Is a faster boat than the
Rush and it is my conviction that Willis
held the Corwin az least two days after the
Alameda smiled for New Zealand. This
being Abe sitoation 10 Is more than probs-
BILE a clash has occurred between the row
srs and that the mission Of the CoTWin is 10
tell tho tale Of the Ieiestion OF Clevsland's
ovsrtures by the provisional government.
II would not surprise us. for letters from
oflicers Of tue Philadelphia and Adams,
which are there Indicate that il the policy
Is forced on Dole. ho will resort TO arma."
On board the Mohican everything is ready
TO sail IN one days time. should 80 be
required. All that remains TO be done on
the Mohican is TO replace the ships galley.
The Mohiean men are being thoroughly
drilled and to-day Capt. Clark had a land
ing party fully equipped for the field ser
vice. supported by q hospital corps Snd
field pieceA The landiag party we're out
nearly all day. skirmishing over the ressr-
vation. This is an unusual Occurrences
here. md since news OF the Corwin's ad
vent il is whispered that thee was more
in the landing than mere drill. ! be Mo-
hioen magazines we're replenishei yester-
day and her coal bunkerI are foil to OVER
flowing. significant fact remains that
the navy department apprshands trouble
and that they are on tho alert 10 oOnvsyed
ia the fact that while repairs could be
made on the Boston. which recently went
out of commission. nothing has b9en done
and her complement OF sailors are being
held ready on board the receiving ship In
dsrendence, Gt marine barracks.
Excitement was at fever pitch when 10
was said the Corwin came for a detach-
ment Of marines. II was learned nj the
marine barracks that the total available
strength OF the arm hearing force OF the
navy yard is nearly 700. and that. II re-
auired. 400 sailo and $50 marines could bo
sent within twenty four houfs Of the filing
Of the dispatch. Observers ara st!ll sta
toned at lookouts but no tidings Of tie
COrwin are given.
Tonight several messages were received
here t.0m Washington. each addressed to
Commander G. T.. Ozark, and bore the pre-
fixed admonition rush" These dis
patches were Immediately ssnt over 10 the
navy ward aud delivered. Half an hour
lntsr Commander Claik's cutter was called
away and Lieut.. Walden, exsoutivs of tue
Mohioan. was hurried ashore, proceeding
direct TO the telegraph office, where he de-
posted seve al dispatches, which were i'm
mediateiy rushed TO their destination.
Word has Just been received here that
Ureparetions a. o bsing mads to load nearly
100 tons OF coal on tks ships deck. This
information ia reliable. AMI IL Is thought
that the dispatches are In response TO
those brought by the Corwin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITlES.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 5.-Fire In the
Taylor Duiiding caused loss OF $780, OOl
WAsnIN0roN, Jan. h-SeoretAry Carlisle
has removed Emile Solignaie, OF ArizJna,
Chinsso inspector.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Victoria hospital
burned last nieht. The inmatts we're all
saved with Rieat difficulty.
Corvallis, Ore. Jan. CHARLES CLARK
has been appointed receiver OF the Ore gon
Pacine road. vice w. l.. Hadlsy, resigned.
BURLINGTON. Iowa. Jan. 5.-Hon. B. J.
Hall. com missioner OF patents 1884 ~. and
memtsr of congress lSS2-Si. died. aged -.
ST. PAU. Jan. h-1he supreme court has
decidsd the lav providing for building
grain elevate By the state unconstitu-
tionsl.
Provo. Utah, Jan. John w. Black
ban, s1-judeo of the frat district court.
was found dead in bed this morning. heart
failure.
Lour4IlSA. No.. Jan. 5.-Wm. HuRtsr
aud Wm. PuHeh. rivals foaghL Hunter
shot Punch dead and theR blew out has own
brains. All were e0lored people.
VIESNA. Jan h-Soveral peraons are in
the hospital suffering from irost bite.
shou. ID the cold continue the Danube will
BE- fToz n over Its entire lsngtu.
Nrw YoEK Jan. 5.-F. G. Chick. lately
released IRON an insane asylum. went TO a
lakewood =. ., hotel 70 see heoFRe ton Il
60 co lect $l00,OO0. which he said Gould
oWea hir.
AUCKLAND. Jan. 5.-Advicss by steamer
from Al IA. samoa. say the samoan nativrs
have show signs Of restlessnsat since tho
departure OF the Warships AMI further trou-
b . " feared.
LIMA Jan. 5.-Tle Peruvian government
has accept tLe oher OF the tcps 20 mediate
the dis ute between icru and Eonador.
Both countries, AoWsyer. continue % aug
msnt their military forces.
pArKHuo. Jan. b-Fehece Giudirada.
member OF ths chamber OF deputies for
Catania, aud head OF the Faaci Dei Lavofa-
tort. Sicily'a most Powerful secret society.
has been placed uuder arrest.
CiNCNsArI. o., Jan. b.-Wm. Spinks. Of
California. Schaofsr's fidus Achatsa. has
iasned a challenge % ~. Mclaughlin. Of
Philadelphia. 20 play a series OF games
home aud home. fou tesn-i balk line,
GO points. $500 a side.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
THE GOVERNOR GROGGY.
sIugeors Seem 20 Have the Bes Of th'
MIL At Present

sIugeors Seem 10 Have the Bes Of the
MIL At PrsseRt
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 5.-Another gang of
men were to-day put 10 work on the arena.
aud from this it is inferred that the club Ia
VerY confident OF pulling of sthe hGht in
this city. Officials say they will. on Mon
day, issus a statement disclosing their
plans. Bowden recently wired Gov. Mitch
oil regarding his position in the matter OF
tho conteat. Yesterday he received an an
svef. bot BoWden denies that il as any
reference 10 the hght. IL was Of sufficient
Importance TO call a special meeting Of the
club and evidently the news communi-
Gated to the club officials was not very
unfavorable. The club people are now
more positive than ever that the fight will
take place.
Even money is now offered that Mitchell
will not respond IN tho tventy-hTst round.
Some of this has been thken. as the general
opinion is that the EnRlishman will make a
long fight.
Sheriff Browsrd to-day declared the club
people mistaken il they thought he would
quietly allow the fight TO occur IN
Duval county. II tell Jou," said he. the
hght will net take place in Duval county If
can stop IL, and | think l can get msn
en- ouRh 10 assist M in preventing H."
he Is a man of nurve and would not heti-
tate to shoot IN the dIsche. Re OF duty. Il
is reported that the club will select Anasta-
ala island, opposite st. Augustine, where
Mitchell Ia now training, as the scene Of
the contest.
DENVER, Jan. 5-The following dispatch
was received tonight from Telluride, Col.
"Win give $500 for the Corbett- Mitchell
fight provided 10 cannot be pulled on a.
jacksonville. Please wire this to the prin-
oipals or agents, and return reply az once.
Richard Hannon. A. h. Read, James Hosk-
ing. committee. Rsfersncss Bank OF Tel
10 Ide, First National bank"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
BOGUS DR. COLLYER.
who Leoturad Through the Western
Country Last sprinE
grorfaf A.. n, Trdorondonf

who Leotursd Through the Western
Couatry Last spring
Special 10 Tho Independent
LIvnosros. Jau. 5.-"lisv. Robert Coll
yer." we'll known 20 many MontAuians. 10
reported 10 be doing time In the county
jail OF Rock county, Wisconsin. for at
tempting 10 beat a board bill. II will be
remembered that last spring many Mon
tana towns we're apprissd OF the fact that
REV. Robert Collyer" would lecture in
Montana on the subject, Love. CouTtship
and Marriage" Livingston was tho frat
town visited by the eminent divine" and
dows we're decorated With Autographs Of
tho oslsbfated DT. Collyer. OF New York.
When ths lecturer arrived 10 was found
that instead Of tho eminent divine the lee
turer was n young, fair-haired man OF
probably thirty summers In this city be
drew a faif-aizsd audience. and on Sunday
evening the different churches adjourned
TO the opera house. where be preached from
the teIt. "Pillars Of Smoke"
From Livingston be went west. leoturinR
In the principal cities OF the state. and
then left for tho state of Washington. Al
Spokane be struck a snag ono Of the papers
calling him down for using sermons OF the
Rev. De Witt Talmage. 'CollyoT" admitted
that the principal portions Of his sermons
we're STOLEN from Talma9s. and In iustihea-
tion OF bis offsnse said that II was custom
nry for most ministers TO steal their ser
mons from other divnss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
win Suicidal Intent.

Special 20 The Independent.
GREAT Falls Jan. Al. ID. Blossom. an
old timer residing at sun River and we'll
known throughout the state, is lying III at
the Ulm house in this city from the effects
OF two ounces Of mofphins. theuRht TO have
been taken with suicidal intent. IL IL bo-
lisved that be commenced takinR the drug
on Wednesday,. Yests day he locked him
self in a room and refused admittaRoe to
all, say ing he wished TO be left alone. To-
day the clerk looked through the transom
and saw him lying on the bed. Physicians
we.e summoned and have been woi king on
him ell day. lhey state that the chances
Of his recovery are about even. Blossom
came TO Montana in 1868 As a member Of
the Third infantry, stationed at Fort Shaw.
Ho Is better known ia Helena under the
namo OF Porter, which he gave when en-
listing. lie has a wife and two children in
sun River. The cause of the attempt is
supposed to be heavy losses at gaming.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
War ON Carpetbaeesrs.

wlsuISoroS. Jan. b.-Thers will be an
other eontest in the senate over the con
frmsiion OF Thomas, spi ointsd from an
eastern state a. Indian agent in the west.
Daring the spec al session OF cong sss there
was n pronActed fRht In the senate against
the confirmation OF this Glass Of fpi oint-
fnsnts. not because there Was aBV objection
60 the men p-fsonally. but because the
pfiucipls Was opposed. The fight this time
will open with an Oregon appointment, and
both nolph aud Mitchell have aaid that
thev intend To object TO sending Ap-
pointees from the eAal and south into their
state. IL l. bel. eyed ali western men will
support them. 10 Ia claimed bf thoss who
support th- Administration IN the matter
that IndiAn agents are not state appoint
inent; that Indian ugenciss are purely
uuder fedo al contro'. unt that the ap-
pointssa can lie sent from any section Of
she country g. govern agencies.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06
DISCIPLE OF THESPIs.

Misfortune Attending the shakesperian
Eeeitals OF Daniel 4. BandmRnn.
II one might be permitted to judge from
the press commsnts in the various portions
of the state in which Daniel Z. BAhdmann.
tho famous Holsiein traRedian, has appeared
and attempted to appen', 10 would seem that
success is not attending his every move.
says the Missoulian. From eastern Non
tana comes the information that tbs great
tragsdisn played TO empty benches. AZ
Philipsbu ID MEL was on hand. but the
audience wAsn't. consequently no perform
anoe. At Butte, John Mcguire. the veteran
manager, probably failed 10 see anything in
IL because he did not book the attraction
until is was arranged that the first per-
formRnce WAS TO be for the benefit OF the
unemployed of that interesting city. Dan
iers last appsa ance. up 60 date. was -
Hamilton. on Saturday night. on which 90
casion he was greeted by sn audience that
left only tFife more than $50 in the box
oflce. As is customary with tnis individual
be is inclined TO lay the blame Of his mis-
fortune at the door Of his advance agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

San Francisco. Jan. b.-Ths British
schooner Ariosies has arrived here to ft out
for the seasons sealing cruise. Capt.
Strong says at Victoria he was told to keep
clesr OF the sealing grounds till May /. and
II he received no further atructions MP TO
that time he might go nhoad and hunt seals
wherever he liked. He says similar instruo-
tions are given all British sealing vessels.
This is taken by all the sealors to indicate
that Great Britain intends TO make 10 diff
cult for the Unitod states TO come TO any
satisfactory arrangement with that country
for a close season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

San FRANctsco. Jan. b-Five furlonss-
Queen OF scots. CurrsncT. Flagstaff. l:0s a;
siH furlongs Johnny Payne, Val
paraiso. 1;2Jat. mle-Alexis. Ceutsls. Id
STANLEY. 1s53; seven furlongs-Duko Ste
vsns, Tigrsss, SIR Peter, ijj; i've furlongs
Jennie Lad. sessio. Kelly. i:0S.
NV ORIrANs, Jan. 6-~ix furlonRs-Shi-
loh, Ethe R-d JOAN. li6li; mile and one
slztesnth Captain Hammer. OuterY.
O,eauic. i.5ois; ave and onr-hslf furlonss
-lucastu, Martini. Mrrtillariha. l;09l (;
AZ ia longs Belle pringheid. Lockport
Iuaia. l,lsf, siH and half furlongs-Miss
Fsrk.ns. huFo Is iou, l;2l /.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-06

RaEusrous. kT.. Jan. b-Phn EvsuE
coiorsd. Was hanged this afternoon for the
outrage and ma der Of the twelve YesT- old
daughter OF Eli Hall. With whom Evans
WAS on a drunE.
KANsas CuY. Jau. Martin Reed. co.
orsd. uas hanged this morning for ale
murder OF his wife in september loIl. In a
NJ Of jealousy. lie vas old. his wife Young.
TuscAtoosA, Ala. Jan. h-Mnl Farmer
We hanged here ~ noon for the mu der of
his wife iast August IN a % Of Jealous
anger.