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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-10
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East
South and West.

Governor Greenhalge has signed the Fall
River police comn i,sion bill.
Fire in the bedding factory of A. l.. H Is
kell & Co at Chelsea, Mass, Thursday
caused loss of $50 900; insured.
An unknown man was killed by cars near
Hebronvill', Mass, "Wednesday. The body
Das badly mutilated. The uian was about
so, apparently tramp.
One thousand miners struck at Lonacon-
ing, Md, Tuesday. general lockout is
conceded by some Of the operators. The
strikers thus far have been orderly.
The 2-year-old son of William White was
burned to death at his home at Worcester,
Mass, Wednesday, having set fire to his
clothing while playing with matches DUNG
he absence of his mother at market.
The lasters of the J. W. Walcott & Co
shoe factory at Natick, Mass, are on a
strike for an advance of l-2 cents per
pair. The company declares the strikers
have been making SIG per week ana have
no reason to complain. The str kers, on
the other hand, claim they have not aver
aged $40 week for the winter and that tn.
company is trying to prejudice pablo
opinion.
The unemploy ed, to the number of 800
or 600. met on Waterbury, CT. gre. n,
Wednesday sf ernoon, and were addressed
by john Moriarity, alea1iug furniture man,
who advised them to call on the m. yor ans,
endeavor to settle their grievances by means
of committee. Kevln Drury, local la
Dor character, also spoke. A committee of
seven was appointed and the crowd peace
fully dispersed. The mayor was in City
hall at the time. He will be called on,
Thursday, by the committee.
The grand jury. which is sitting at New
buryp0rt, Mass, held an important session
Wednesday. Mayor Taylor of Haverhill
and all the aldermen were summoned be-
fore the grand jury, also the agents of
several wholesale liquor dealers of Bos-
ton and score of liquor sellers of Hsver-
nil to t, II what they know of the alleged
obtainiog of licenses in Haverhiil by
bribery. Ii is understood that an offer was
made To each of the impeacaei aldermen
o turn s'a;o's evidence, but tt at all re-
fused. 1t is report. 4 that very damaging
testimony will be presented by detective.
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Wal To.

TROY.
The remains of Mr.. A. II. Piper, for
lrlt rly of D;xmont, were broupht here from
Boston, Tuesday, to be inferred in Fair
view cemetery. His death was Caused ty
c, phoid fever and was a great shock to tl'
community. His wife was formerly Miss
Mil lie Seavey of this town. A widowed
mother, wife and two small children sur
five him and have the heartfelt sympathy
# all Miss Lulu Har lag has gone to
teach the Cray Hill school in Pl, mouth,
again Among the new arrivals in town is
10 pound baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs James ST ibles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-10
Removing eunken Wrecks.

VINEYARD HAVEN, May 9.-The United
St.tes steamer Vesuvius, Lieut.. Com
mander Courts, arrived tbs afternoon.
Tie V.suyius left Norfolk last Sunday,
and proceeded to Five Fathom bank, iutenu-
ing to remove sunken obstruction reported
in that vicinity, but was unable to find any.
This norni. g the steam,r removed the
sunken two-masted schooner located about
seven miles s. s. E from Seaconet light.
The Vesuvius uill end-avor to locate and
remove the sunken wreck preyi usly re-
ported between Shovelfol and Iollockrip
shoals; also the derejict, reported last
March, about three miles N. N. f. from
Naus.t light, Cape Cod, riding at anchor
with her stern out of water.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

This even ng the new Bath theater opens
with the Manola- Mason Company in Frier d
Fritz and on Friday evening the play will
De q Ieen of Hearts.
Phillips officers want two men, Thompson
II d Harden, smugglers of liz lot across the
Canada line, who have been selling to work
men at r. ddington Mills.
On account of the large number of orders
that have bee co ming 10 for the past three
weeks The Camden Wooden Mills began,
Tue sday, to work fur nights a week extra
to catch up with orders for winter weight
goods.
The commissioner Of navigation has
granted the request of the Eastern Steam
boat Company, which runs from Bath to
Bouthbay, for a change of name Of the
steamer "Samoset" to ''Dsmarin." The
boat has been completely overhauled and
rebuilt.
Hiram Holt, wealthy and respected res
ident of Pennington, died Wednes ds fore
noon of paralysis, aged about 49, lie was
the manu- facturer of the Lightning hay knife
and scythes at East Wilton for many years,
and was also trustee of the Peoples Trus;
Company there.
II has been announced that Gen. Thomas
W. Hyde of Bath will construct two 5000
ton tu in-screw passenger steamers for the
Columbia Safety Steamship Co of Boston,
to run under the subsidy act of the 5lst
Congress. The new vessels are to have a
guaranteed speed of q knots an hour
Bath Enterprise.
Detective C. NJ. Wormwell of Bethel,
arr. sted Eugene Merr.fieid md VIM How
of Woodstock, for breaking ana entering
the store of Ansel Dwelley of Brysnt's
Pond and had them arraign'd before Trial
Justice Rich at Bethel, Tuesday. In the
evidence developed other parties were i'm
piicsted ard the hearing was adjourned
until MAY 10th to secure the other parties
The fu eral services of Hon n. NJ.
B arce we're held at the Universalist
church, Norway. Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
c. Z Augell officiating. The funeral was
a'tenhended by Oxford Lodge of Mason.,
Norway Lodge of Odd Fellows and Harry
Rust Post, G. A. R., of which organize
tons he was member. Nearly all of the
county officers a d Judges Whitehouse and
Bonney, with the members OF the Oxford
Bar, were pre.ent. The officers of the
National and Savings Banks of the village
a, ted ms bearers.
The grand jury in the Cumberland su De-
rior court reported, Wednesday. so indict-
ments, MANY of them ag inst liquor sell. RS
Charles inc, for embezzling money from
the Odd F allows, is indicted, and there are
indi, tn,ents for policy playing against John
w Sullivan. Daniel F Roney, John M,r-
ply, hn f Robinson, Benjamin W. If.
Hiram Wolf, Joseph H. Wolf, Michael J..
Allen, Albert Dunn. F ark j. Mitchell and
Eugene f Resrion; also lndiccment
against Fax E. Main for forg ~ in al
tsining receipts for calendar. r,.m ma y
business rHar and then present., de,iy
81 ned "rders + " adv-'ti>i 10 his dire :
tory to the extent of $40 each.
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RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS
Showing Dealings In Live Stock at the
Brighton and WatertoWn Markets.
Amount of stock on the mark ct

Prices for western beef cattle, live weight:
Choice, 4]26t4s4c pr lib; second quality. 4tD4tac;
third quality. 3o31sc; poorest grade of coarse
oxen, cows, bulls, stays, Texans, etc, 24s3c pr
ID.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight: Choice, 5laGo64c pr 10; first
quality, 5051ac; second quality, 4aN4$4.
Hides. tallow. etc-Hides Az l5c pr lib; tai
low :s6D4c; calfskins, 15c each; lambsklns SOC
each; shear,d skins, 25c each; branded hides,
Be- pr 10.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-The sup
ply was very light. No choice cattle were
Drought III from the New England states.
Values for he day showed no change from
last wees s quotations.
Mich cows and springers - Buyers were
scarce and bu, few sa les were recorded.
Veal calves The supply was lighter than
last week and The quality was a little better.
These facts were responsible for an increase
of 4D19c pr Id.
Sheep and lambs-Trade in this line of stock
fcmains about the same as for the past few
weeks. Values about the same as those
quoted one week ago.
Swine-No change from last weeks quota
lions.
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A PROMINENT OF EslhG LADY
ioIuuieers Her Experiences With 4 Famous
hemedy.

70 the Editor Of The Portland Press:
Noticing hat the papers are taking an IN
erect in the results Of TIE p NEEDY nAmer
Glow, beg to inform You OF my persona
xperi, nee with it. ! hid severe a1tacS
L rheumati m which gr.atly reduced m.
eneral beSi,h. Itried eeversl ceieprateo
emedies without reaiving any epecla'
.enefit Accidentally l was brought IT,
Sc Viraliz d Nerve and Blood Tonic, ant
fter using one bottle find myself In better
ealth than l .ver supposed possible. }
you'd recomms nd the r, III dy to very body
Mrs. ALFRED A STEVENS.
D.erlng, Me.
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Red Hairs Are Heaviest.

A German Psychologist who devoted
himself with great patience to the count
ing of the hairs ON different heads to ascer-
tain the average number on human head
found that, taking four heads of hair of
equal weight, the number of hairs, accord
ing to color, was as follows: Red, 90, ZOO;
black, 1913, 600; brown, 100, 900; fair, 140,
000
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m.,A p...,.a..

WASHINGTON, Nay 9-Pensions have
bSea granted to the following residents of
Maine:
Original. Silas S. Holbrook. East Harrs-
well; George w. Nickeisan, Brewer; re-
issue, James George, Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-10

Are You weak and weary, overworked
and tired? Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the
medic inc you need to purify and quicken
your blood and to give you appetite and
strength. If you decide to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla Go not be induced to buy any
other. Any effort to substitute another
remedy is proof Of the merit of Hoods.
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National League STANDING.
League Games.
AT BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn's won today's game in the
first inning, Chi, fly on bases on balls and
errors. They earned one run, and made y
fine rally at bat in the ninth when the,
earnt two RUS with two out, and two men
on bases. Ia the ninth, Stiv. It's was brouyh,
into the game to bat in place of Lov,tt, but
ct .uck out. Attendance, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-10
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Nov
2tlth. la4S.
Passenger Tr.i,ss cave Augusta -
fOllOWs.

kOli0Ws.
GOING: W EST-s 81 A. n for lewi.ton, Farm
ACTON, Rock,aud, Pos;laad. Bos Cd and stoatreal
1lo A, N. for BruDswlok, t.ew,stcn. Fern lug -c'
socklard, Portland and Boston connecting 70
White Mour ain points aId Q.eb o: $40 P.
or Brunswick, Bath, For land, Boston, Hoo
l. (night P..lh-ap) every nignt FOR Lewiston
.afh, POI tland a d Boston.
&OIN6 EAST l6U a a. might eS preset 4
toWhegan, Belfast. 8ansof bas esroot, s
terhen. St. John and Aroostook count,
81 A d tor Waier ilie, okc wLox..L, bAn<sU, s.,
NJ, for waterviile Oakland. Nor b Auson. BIN,
sm. bkowhegsu, Belfast Dover. F"xcroft. Ba'
or. s.. Stephen. St. John and Aroo,
Joi county; : Is P. n. (m'xed for WaerviIls
i; A. Il. Sundays only for Wstervlle and Ba,
or.
The Night Pullman Train going East at i.so =
e.. going Wesi q, ll00 r. NJ, runs eve
light, Sunday included connecting for and fror
lewiston, but n t 70 SkowheRan Oh Mond,
aorniuxs, or to Relfsst, Dexter. or beyor
BANGOR Sundsr mornings.
The day rains gong West at 1910 A, NJ. an
ast at 3.42 NJ, run daily, Sunday included. b,
r".p Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor and
Tohn.
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D
Cleveland. 0 o o o o. 4
Hits-Clevelaud, s; Chicago. 4. Errors-Clev.
lana y; chicago, !. tlarks0h and Zimmer; Mctiill
aid kiltreds &c.
AT PITTSBURG.
Chamberlain pitched poorly for the Reds
in the first, today, and D~yer was substi-
tuted. Dwy.r was batted hard and timely +,
and the Reds could not bunch their hits.
Attendance, 1900.
Pittsburg. .......... % / O 3 xii
Cincinnati. 0 o 0 o l 20 O.
Hits-Pittsburg. IL; Cincinnati, o. Errors
Pittsburg. 3; CINCINNATI, I. tumbert and Mack
Chamberlain. Dryer and Vaughn.
AT WASHINGTON.
Baltimore won the fourth straight game
from Washington, today. Stockdsl lie was
batted all over the grounds and his support
was uncertain, and at crit, al stages bad D..
1900.
i 3 G 50
Washington."..... o o 0 0 0 l. g
Baltimore. o % 1-l2
hits-WashngtOn, 10; Baltimore, H. + rOrs-
Washington, g; Baltimore, |. Stockdale and Dug
dale; Mcmahon and Robinson.
AT LOUISVILLE.
TIE Colonies won the closing game OF
the series With st. Louis by superb batting.
Attendance, 2000.
2 3 4 9 Q
Lou " lie ....... 0 0 0 O. 8
81. ouis .......0 0 0 0 0 0 l. 3
H.to-L 'uisvll 8; st. Louis, 9. Errors
I ouisvilie, O; st. Louis, 3. Hcmming and Grim .
Gleason and Buckley.
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Hits-Biunswick. Is; Gardner, 9. Errors
Brunswick. 5; Gardiner. II. T.othak,r and
heelei /; Hildreth, Bro. n and Newell
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Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
all the organs OF the body are under the con-
troll OF the nerve centers, located in or near
the base OF the brain, and that when these are
deranged the organs which they supply with
nerve fluid are also deranged. When II is re-
membered that a serious Injury to the spinal
cord will cause paralysis OF the body below
the injured point, because the nerve force is
prevented by the injury from reaching the
paralyzed portion, it will be understood how
the arrangement Of the nerve centers will
cause the arrangement OF the various organs
which they supply with nerve force.
Two-thirds OF chronic diseases are due to
the imperfect action of the nerve centers at
the base OF the brain. not from q derange-
ment primarily originating in the organ IT.
self. The great mistake of physicians i'm
treating these diseases Is that they treat the
are the cause of the trouble.
DR. FRANKLIN MILES, the celebrated spe
cialist, has profoundly studied this biect foi
over 20 years, and has made many important
discoveries in connec ton with 1t, chief among
them being the facts contained In the above
statement, and that tie ordinary methods of
treatment are wrong. All headache, dizzi-
ness, dullness. confusion. pressure, blues,
mania, melancholy, insanity. epilepsy, st.
Nitus dance. ETC., are nervous diseases no
matter how caused. The wonderful success of
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine f6 due to the
fact that It Is based on the foregoing principle.
DIR. MILES RESTORATIVE EERvIyE Is sold by
all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
direct by DIR. MILES MEDICAL Co., EikhArt,
Ind, on receipt Of price. 81 Der bottle, six
bottles Tor p express prepaid. u contains
neither oQtates nor de09eg0Qs d1ugA
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Hoods Pills ire the st after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headac.-e. Try
q box.
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AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland was unable to find the ball until
the eighth inning, wh. n Ave hits Melted -four
earned runs, giving Cleveland the game
Attendance, 1900.
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Hits-Brooklyn, 8; Boston, 5. Errors Brook
lun. o; boston, 3. Kennedy and kinslow; LoyetI
and Merritt.
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hit him when it was needed. Burrill was
invincible.


n Hits-Bates, s B ,wdon, 5. Errors-Bstes. :;
D2wdoin, y. Burrill and Gerrish; Plaisied and
Alien. Umpire. S. }. Kelly.
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LIQUID FORM

which VIII be known as EIY's Lior,n 60.
BALM. THIS |, iutd form of CREAM ,ssAN
p'dIes he medicinal properties of the MA en-
Jaration. 'iu pre-
ELf'S CREAM BALM effeeiually clesnso, -,
iasal passages of catarrhal virus caust,r hsst,a
ecretons, soo,hes and alhys inflammation" i s0s
irritation, protects the membranal lining Of IN.
lead from fresh colds, comp e,ely heals iba ~ .e
ana restores The senses OF taste, smell and hear'ns
itaiso removes pad taste and foul breath when ~
uiting from catarrh. Wonderfully bsnrfcS''i' ~ y,
'ects are T allied by few applications, ana ~ y.
ontlnued use WI produce pe,teet cure. Fo,
oids IN the head, catarrhal h, adaohe and snneaf
}RE'M RALM CIV es iIum.o d late re i,f 's
Catarrh sufferers should remembe; that p,y,s
'REaN R'hM II the onl" "a arch ', ,rcIy W.,
QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY AR
D. -. - bv The disease, IN, u,tiau ,b'1 :,
DOES NOT DRY UP THE SECRET Ia ISxs =
rat cisnges lhcm % a m,,d and ouorIr,,. aa,
finally to a natural and health character anu
Price of Cream Balm is so Gents Tn. Ii.,,
With inh"er is 20 c"uts. AT druggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS,
So arren Str,,,, New Yort
aprl7deod&w4ws
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MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
Of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries,

No mystery has ever compared with that Of |
human life. 1t has been the leading subject |
OF professional research and study in ali ages |
But Notwithstanding this fact it IS not gener-
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New England Standing.
New England League.
AT BROCKTON.

FlacA's tumble Of Rollins single in ii,
toui Ia, VIII. IL the bases were full, v bich al
lowed three men to score, practically CAV
the game to Fall River. Brockton scored
in the fourth on Cassian's double and Cor
coran's single and made two runs in the
ninth on Reilly's tumble.
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AT PORTLAND.

Hits-Fall River S, Brockton, g. Errors-Fal
River, 10; Brockton. 3. Myers and Rollins
Cassian and Core ran.
AT PORTLAND.
Carey's bases on balls nearly cost Port
land toda, 5 game when the h, me club al
ready had il well in hand. Ba' g.rs error
and heavy hitting by Portland saved The
day. The playing of Mahouey, Fei n, lily
and Deadly were the features
2 3 4 3 67s 3
Peril nd.... ........2 0 o o o O. 5
Bangor ............. 0 o . 0 o. 4
Hits Portland, G, Bangor, 10. Errors Port
land, Bangor, 3. Carey and Mahoney; Nc
Bride and Hart.
AT PAwTUCKET.
Worcester won the second game of the
series here by good hitting. The home
team felded well but their hits were scat
tered. Farrell's homer was the feature.
2 3 S 8 50
Pawtucket.. ....... o 0 o 0 O. /
Hits Worcester, II; Pawtucket, 8. Errors
Worcester, .; Pawtucket, /. Hill and Hayes
Morse and Roach.
AT LEWISTON.
Lewiston won a victory, today, by fine
batting in the first three innings. The
batting of Freeman and McQ lirk and field
ing of Leighton, Mclndoe and Person were
the features.
. 3 4 5 o
Lewiston. 0 2 o. Q
Haverhill. ...... 49,. 0 0 3 2 o o . 2
Hus-Iewis'on, i6;Haverhill, II. Errors Lew
iston. >; Haverhill ,. Person and Bergen; Crane
and Sweeney.
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AT LEwIsroNs.

HNt-AnuOvtf, To- UfDy, .. EftOTs -Nhn0Vef,
8; CODY, 8. Sedgwick and Drew; Whitman an /
Coffin.
AT LEwIsToNS.
Bates defeated Bowdcin rather easily on
the Bates College grounds, thi, Z. rnonn,
outplayipg them at all POINTS. Plsisted,
for Bowdoin, struck out Is men, but Bates
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AT PITTSBURG.

Hits-Cleyelaud 8; Chicago. 4. Erors-Clevt
land o; Chicago, !. tlarkson and Zimmer; Mcliill
aid kIltred.e.
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Other Games.

At Erie-Erie, 8; Binghampton, 2.
AT Troy-Troy, II; evidence, 5.
At Buffslo-Buff 10, O.; Wilke-barre, 8.
At New Haven-Y ale. Is Wesleyan. IL
At Providence-Brown. Is; Cornell, 6.
At Syracuse-Sprinetield, s; Syracus. B.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Princeton, IS; Le-
high, 8.
At Amherst, Mass.-Amherst, IL; Will
liams, /.
At Exeter, N. H.-Phillips. Exeter
Academy, 5; Boston University Law
School, O.
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Hits-Fall River, s., Brockton, 8. Errors-Fal
River 10; Brockton. 3. Myers and Rollins
Cassian and Core ran.
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H.to-L 'uisvll 8; st. Louis, 9. Errors
, ouisville, O.; st. Louis, 8. Hcmming and Grim :
Gleason and Buckley.
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AT ANDoVER, MASS.

Phillips Andover scored sn easy victory
over Colby University team, here, this
afternoon. Andover bstted Whitman hard.
Branch and Hsxen lead at bat for the home
team, and Hoxie aud Coffin for the visitors.
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Hus-Tewiston, i6 ;IIavprhill, H. Errors Lew
iston. ,; Hsverhill, . Person and Bergen; Crane
and sweeney.
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TIE Colonies won the closing game OF
the series with st. Louis by superb batting.
Attendance, 1000.
The western sentinel., 1894-02-15
WAS THE BODY STOLEN?
Reported That DeGrafs Body Was
Removed.

A report became current Friday
morning to the effect that the body Of
Peter DeGraff had been stolen from
his grave at the county buryIng
ground, where il was inferred yes
terday.
A SENTINEL reporter went out in the
afternoon to investigate the matter
and ascertain the facts.
a colored woman, living almost in
sight of the grave, stated that some
one passed severa, men on the rail
road about IL O'Clock at night carry
ing a burden between them with a
cloth spread over it. One of the men
also carried screw-driVer in his
hand.
The party was of the opinion that
the burden was the body OF Peter.
The reporter went to the poor-house
and enQuired Of the authorities. They
were OF the opinion that the body had
not been molested; in fact they were
| reasonably sure that the grave had
not been opened.
| The SENTINEL man next visited
| the grave to see for himself what
] could be ascertained. The grave
| didn't appear to have been trO1bled
| However, there is some plausibility
| for the theory that the party before
mentioned could have opened the
/ grave before the rain fell. A negro
man was heard to remark THURSDAY
| that he would be apt to assist il
| opening the grave.
The western sentinel., 1894-02-15
DeGRAFF'S EXECUTION,
The SentineIs Report Highly Compl
mentented.


mentented.
Over one thousand extra copies OF
THE SENTINEL were printed Thurs
day and the demand for them has
been so great that only a few copies
remain unSold. THE SENTINEL has
received many flattering compliments
on the report of the execution, his
tory OF DeGraff'S life, the crime, etc.
The SENTINEL appreciates all COM
pliments, from the fact that the
lengthy report en- Jailed large
amount of extra work on the part of
every member of the force. Here are
some of the compliments received
from our citizens:
Maj $. Fl. Smith:-''The report was
credi1ably handled. 1t showed enter
prising journalism"
Frank Brown-"The report was a
coed one"
John Taylor-"It was full-fedged
report"
II. E. Fries-s'It was creditable.'
Postmaster Wilson:-'sIt was full
and first-class piece of newspaper
work."
Mr.. D. H. Browder-''THE SENTI-
NEL's report was well gotten together
and showed considerable newspaper
tact and enterprise
1t almost made me think | was read
ing New York paper. 1t did credit
to the paper and the town."
Sheriff McArthur-"It was a fine
piece Of newspaper work. 1t was as
good report as L ever saw. l have
heard numerous compliments paid
The SENTINEL and the report.