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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

TAe year li3a3, 1ssn ieng 10 DC rs-
m~eSabered. las passed. 1t a. 1ssasered
sseepg tsose periods 81 tame taat oar
never sc recalled. GiosnYass mas beer
tAe yyssr pssl, iissftaiiy distressing a
mas been ~theoooiest issssn tsasnt this
~cssatry s5f tbe demfReersng psiisyae Ct tAe
raiiag power consolidated saFttsl there
is ysta aspe 1ef rtiief atsoue net vsry
distant day there Is stila silver lisisg
70 ltbe ddsfk cesoaas that ssre hsvslsg
absye tbc ksri1sD. The rronised fszms
diate rsilsf hat IVA b. ~telioHlthe rseei
Of Inc ~psrsaase eiEase Of he Sherman
isw asaEot materisiiscd. The srnyaei.
asempsayed, isstssd Of ifnta,shi1g ny.
4sstag thsu svefk mas or the aceatrsry
beel1 increased aud thoasssas 81 tramp
are rrasrafHg svsrt the e~ooantrY wilit1g %
svsrk ter q living Dat aaabie 30 5eotatn
eufelaymsnt snd ssbiiesthe bsaks IN ltae
East are clstkefic aithaansasuHaanee OF
uneBsy, 1t is fiie beaxase 81 the falling
prices OF syrry oceaamoiity and aef all
ktnas OF rsil estate, thus 1mAhrng iitixy
all Investments on property aoassiaeoei
the inaoasy esnters, sEd NJ then uHasr
sx,siEag eeEdilisas very lew fnvestnsnss
ere desirisie. Aihei itae great railroads
tasysrsiag tine scoantry and nusiesrisss
sthsr smaller roads sreasiiy PASSING rneo
tbe hsaisa ef receivers, snd tae question
with tsel hsidsrsoef benas1ei .these rosas
A. how 30 get the sspttal sAek 'shiah
thsy have invested aninpsired, kat hon
mach diseeans tbsy are prepared 10 sub
riit 10 inoerisrito ssye part1cf tthsir NJ
ysstnssnss.
Whsny yea .te2sh the plrse1cf Say
iosk yeutte2sh mas hsstt, aud the OBJ
leet lsssen that taess Eastern posssssers
oei eespitsl have beenstsAshing the people
oef the West are like chickens coming
aenae TO roosl; likes beosasraag, thrown
by sn aasAiliinl hsad returning 10 smite
los ssnder. The ssssrest rp~anishnasas
that ssn he nsstedo oat to capital as toss n
speculation and ssnforeed idisnsss. 81
when they hayelto let 90 oi them rail
road bonds At iiseouni when thsy have
30 kespsthsiri immense capital locked nj
insthsir sales beaaaseo OF falling prices n
rsal estate sad commodities, andall th,s
on account Of the etippiing Of Industries
which have heretofore given them profit
aoie Investments whsnsser thsy zee
Inc folly of iiieir1orn csnpiii.y, which
tbsy eventually mssl, tl1sy will be ths
very first tostry and Eretraee their steps.
Grreed and sslishnsss will be their MOS
ing springs.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
ysInI. 1rHsrrEsf sata&fcst zBs<t
HNEu .DvEttNnENlH hssstpS.

IaE sewerage, the new tIrErd Ais-
Ger WerksaIn asi he h8isassoei AhosE
mas esascd b be paeasaed n thc oains
BsxsDHprr aei tae usraxsIzatisn the TO-
toxssg request. rTast tao peepies are 40
49, sosse sseisd thsaarsga At tine prseest
tame taere Is 10 ao1si. 1t woah o.
well ter lir. Carlisle toco9asiaer well the
seer bo spos taAing eticre ne Goesso.
Iiere is The srtitie; the sittesnth
pisak ln the pr-e1ui6icaef tbe hnseatse o.
haner Ts&isas fellows; Taat fstsres+
basriBg bends. b;Iisei rreiitsrEotes saill
asysr be ,ssscd By the tGsyerumsnt Sai
thsi rshsn need srisss, the smerssHsy
shill be met by issae OF llsss4-tsnarr
aen, interest 1besrtng lmensy. u uisf
svery Losil ASSEMBLY Of our order "a
the Uaitcd States would rssd tthe piIa3
sboyo qssted szd iisoass itat tasfr arsi
regular raeetfsg M Iauasry. Inc ressoI
/ MAKE .t~hisrregssst AID ssk nsr sziss
tton OF, tae sabscct 1t this tfsae d 1esTs'
eas. The seerstsry Of tae 1ressury
Nix. Cstiisie, has asked Congress b gran
hin ~Gatherity 20 issse two hanirol
nailitcD dolisrs n Interest," esrrsg bends
sa aiso 10 rreosiatacf letters lfrsu ths
~ootton -rez;cns of .the iSonth ans tres
s~gr,castursl districts N the West desirr.
ing HAT iae issarng 1ef tnssrsss.eesrrsE
sezis hy Inc naiisaal Govsrnnsent vii
be oocasidsred ssiHisisnt provocatsSn q
lasiiiy q sill 90 srns. 3rod teroau tasl
we shsah svsr again tel Jastihcd "a
a.ing hallsts whsre ballots are 60 Tres.
Eaggsst That upon tiae firss atssnps o
Congress % grant the authority asked
Inc nasniesrs1s Of tais erisr fron Nam q
California hotd Indignation naestrngas AM
ssnd M uaoqaiyooal protest. stotthsrr r.
spesiiye nasris<rse Of longrsss.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
ruE NEnsx.OY

Iae hopeful titou9nt ts.asy Is tast tn
drszdfal object lsseen sfhieh Anssrioaas
have been ssalied npon % a~ocnseolpiats
this Winter will aroase the ~tnou9ntfnl
men of the nation 20 the neosssity1ei
searching ont and removing tAe aaass or
sausss. tor the unprecedented ~proiRetfse
sni iadastria paralysis which mas nriysn
a million scnsst teiisrs, aad ioneseth at
number 81 women and children 30 usst4-
tnticr. Effective AID ean ontyee CONS fnon
the revival of industrial x:t,yitiss.-S.
Z. Ghrent:ie.
Chicago mas to-day 10000 hcnasissE
people within hsr limits, so hundred Do
iag counted enc ni2ht1cn the sscae iioors
lof the 1eorrniors of the City Hal
Grsat Democracy Wasre all thy hoas+
Ell prosperity AL thy iiae rroaisss1ol
rsmunsratiye liasorl Behold the wort
of your hands Husbands and fathers
wives and mothers; odd age and youth
all aonsaisssand hungry; clothed fngra2s
warmed ny stae emil blasts of Winter
led by charity. Look at tine ptctnre
How DO yon like It,? 1urn 1t around
visw 1t iron sssry sfie, and say II yen
would like to exchange places Within men
Like 1t, dion,t yoH? Mo- Then apply
the urenssdy. Give ns 3 tariff that will
proeset nome radnstry. Give Us iirsf
coinage of sitysr-pizoe 1t at par witt
gon-and you will see all braneirssaoi
trade bound INTO nsw iife. Ghlr mills vii
open their tieoraand admit the shoasands
Of worAnisn VINO are nov starving, anr
the whole land will rssonnd with aixr
iidingsof grsat Joy the nanny soneofthe
mothers, the joyous shont OF Inueesni
ehiid1ocd pnoelainsto .ise world Papa
gat wofk a9ain f-kntarprise.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

On sstse nth nit. was MIR. Gialatons {
birthday. he enters MS e~,ghsy-itih
year and Is Premier Of ENGLAND Tor ibe
fnnr.h sims--an honor nj one else has
snnyed--and is still male and hearty.
This is testimony TO the possession OF .
grand physique. Lately the rnmor went
around that Nit. Gladstone. not having
enough OF work b engaged IN o srapsia-
sron of Horace. The tsruth IL ie has an
mnnfialrop ui work. nut he mas edits and
ends of lime, aud - usual he endeavors
10 occupy himself n~seinliy. Reading Is
not o so great Q pleasure IS II was On
seeonnt of falling eyssiaht, sc ne sinrDs
10 the pleasures Of msnfory and ,s trans
ias,ng ste 0tse OF Horace. That Ne esE-
family o ieat Tor an old man.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

The report that Dir. Cleveland desires
10 get Dir. Greslan ont OF the Q5ahinstr
hoping thus &c, usa5se ann . AfRd of saaps
goat TOR the Hawaiian hinndeE, As proh@-
biyunot trae. Mir. Cleveland has not n
dfeated that he considers the Hawaiian
poitay he has nlatAsd out q %ntunneTi
Where Aig. Cleveland and GongrsssdiI~r
upon . given point MIR. Cleveland fssi'
~sorryffor Congress. lie fsais sorry Tor
himiseif only As q miller vino mas At times
o Gongress aon has hands. hysn II AtE-
Cleveland sgsre~o convinced That mss Ltta-
waiian policy was . lbinnd=r be masi
AnoY that he cannot nntosn 1t upon bis
Secretary aof State. lie mas sent Eon-
gress . message N which the same ground
IS stalsen ss 10 the latter 1of Secretary
Gresham 10 the President. There is
nothing IN Mir. uiayaiands pihiic career
nhtah warrants the assumption that Le
Lacks the conrageoof has eonVtctuoBs. Ills
shortcomings As . statesman are not uae
TO > lack of courage. The strotihis Is
that he does mt let sysnts come to mss
rescue. The present bnslnsss depression
~ the E.sst conveys TO him NJ mote loi
warning. Tie IS the opposite of Lincoln
10 the TACT .hat the latter held his JUG
ment s~ubjeat 10 LATER Developments. He
.isoaght ire was right, nut admitted saai
he might be wrong, GieSeiand, On the
other hand, learns nothing iron passing
aysnts. He hssnassr yat minated That
MS judgment might nat be inialiinse,-
& n. Call.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

NerIUE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAI A
~ copy uf Tim isst will anc testament Oh
PHILIPPE Hiailnp. tieoeass1. mas pssn t.sd witt
tle Diark ri SAID Donrt. and . psffttim praying
fur 1sstsrs nj administration with . nnps pi I'M
Will annexed hsvine aiso isssn fisu wifi saiu
uin-k nnsl1s 10 isa-sry gisan ps saiu D,s=f THAI
THURSDAY aha 18ih nsy uf aannary. 1sha. al u
c'elncf Al ant sanss hains . nnF m tins raep-
has o. sainn u said Dsn-t. a fis Courthouse
ant m 4if noursrnpm tiss-suf. IN ths tDwn NJ
EuraizA. saif gouuts and hsats, has issI
sas by ana Uis-f 1os tin iasA=ing u SAID pasl
tim, when unG vfiiare any psrsDn Esr
mss amsnAr anf annx nArss whs a4id will
should Ina ia admitted IN prnDale ant aair
p~ati<Inp siloutd nm hs granted.
IA wrrEEBk NEEElsEn1 j HAVE FERL
mtp sn my hanu cfilnialg
tsEAL~l and Afixsc tifs Esal III saic
Gnn<t. ths bih lAg N aanuary,
IN EARM0N.
0ounV Diark Eureis Gnuusy, Nevada. Hnf
ez-uflcip 0isrf n sAia DnuxS.
fEzEs fnEnK. ~aftnrnss fr psfitionsr. jsf
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

Cardinal Gibbons of baltimore. MARY
land, recently IN q lecture said: ''Tht
economic conditions 10 enc United States
arr last approaching snose of England
Tine homes OF she poor are more n,arAsd
by tieasisnsion and sanaioT. The iant pi
heaven H baing aiosed irom misaranls
tenement rGOnss and attic. fiean and
blood are becoming uore cheap and
bsssd more deaf. The wall.beine of siis
Gas :horse e more sniictsouaiy watched
snan siat Of Ems driver. Small wnnue1
shat STRONG men. m~addsned by ate .sars
of 9 wife and enc arlse OF starving ahil-
dssn. sometimes band snemsaives 40.
ge.har and resort TO siuIenre."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
SATURDAY., THE 18TH Dff Df
.JAHuaRf, lin5A,

At I6oeieeH 20 said iaJ tor the pnrross
Of transsetiag the following business, &C wit
Eirs-cfo auiit zad GAS upon any Aan al
~eiaiEzs sxaiast said county.
seosad-fo select ~tIenuDiSsr 81 ina juror
thai Hilrbs required f1r serTioe during tas
yszr Iss4, ia the Disiftet pour. until tae nexi
ANNA ssteettan ef triai jleors.
Thini-4To count tins public MONEY n tn
hsnGis al the G0Iatyf rs1snr=s.
Fourth-To appoint q Sheriff OF tae Sair
comfy OF EussseA b hila vacancy n TIM lofies
Of Sheriff OF safd county caused ny tine death
Of JaaEss horn. deceased. formerly ah=rif Of
aid ounty
Enth-gFo aproint A EIiDlic administrator Of
sad kurska county, q nj q yxezRss n TIM
sotes OF Ennitc administrator caused my tie
death al Bernard Snis5, deceased. fornssfij
sn0iic administrator OF saa county.
si1ti.-1o progiis tor tine INDECENT peor amt
stok Of said eount5 and a. dc and perform al
otlssy acts amt things required ny lar of sain
Eoana1o OF County Commissioners
I.uisr<l, Tina tine ahove and foregoing prs
auloie and 1orasr ~ published ant notIce b.
given thereof ny the Gisft. forone wseae NJ pun
LEGATION IN the Euss1a Weekly 6ESIrsKL. .
Newspaper printed and puoiisiIsd insanl cum
W OF Enrsa1a. CT. BKOY.
gA. FoEp,
A.R. CLARKE.
County Commissioners KuxaxA county fssv.
attest. F.E.IlAliAIDK Disrk.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
H.EsA.L rERDs;E n0NE1.

a contemporary says, ~ reply stos
correspondent, that Congress mas pzsssd
no law making gold alone iiull isgal ten
uer. The abatement OF 1onr eonssmre-
rary Is literally true. but Congress has
repealed all laws authorizing tine coinage
of silver dollars, and without coinage nc
nav silver money will appear. admis-
ting shat tae Secretary of the Treasury
bas power 10 order tine coinage of tine
amount OF silver winch represents tine
ssIgnnarage on purchased silver, there Is
no contention that nnder our present
laws enough silver can be coined to con
.nne silver a 8 potential element IL
fnanee. Tine silver dollars now m en-
lcniatton, whether ~ coin Or certificate,
will continue 10 be received IN PAYMENT
OF all Government dues, nut sney are
eonnsed IN treasury reports o. money IN
WHOM legal tsnier may ne redeemed or
interest on 6onde be paid. In afisct,
therefore, Il mot IN law, silver mas ceased
to be 'inll segal tender. 1t rs she effect
winch tells on business. Comparatively
law people can sraae liegiaiasion iron
1875, determine To what extent . new
act mas superseded an nid pne and ids-
clare ofInand she present status OF silver.
but when tirey sse .ilat nc silver Ia hang
and that enc functions Of Enc all
IN circulation are Iiimi!ad, they know
10 put ther houses in ORDER iDr
enc peri0d of contraction shat muat foI-
low she demonstration of nns-.nan she
of she worlds. r.. Call.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

dai.e hci,saier and w. a. kpinka, two
fnrnrar residents Of Enraka, have ansarsd
into . parsnarship with tins Ward and
Nntss Nar,ssy Company, and will sp-
pear Ems season in iarue nomady. Aaide
iron spaakine . fes lines IN tine plsy
Jake willgive an ezhinisiop of fancy anpss
with W a. Spmks. TINS is unite . new
game im 8 billiard player. hut h1hseiss.
vino rs quite . wit. is snse he will make
gni.e . denidad anensss IN his part. The
s0nhrant calis for 125 wsats, beginning
shs frat wsek IN april. and Schumacher ID
10 r~soaivp e25O . weak.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
NEW TODAY
SPECIAL MEETING
......0f THI.....
.DOIINTE DDMMlSSlDkIES
uvVT0Y oF TIL

uvYIOI OT TIL
BOARD uF EOuE'rf COMMISSIONERS
Asnska oount3 .hsY. dan = tsji. .
1T APPEARING TII9TTIE BDsIaESS o.
l. tss co1sty shall regaireA speeial naestiHs
q tlte Bosrd 1t - lsrrs5y
ORDERED ny County p0Elnisstozers "A Is
-cisrke oass Il Bcoy &1dI a Fsnl the dni5
tleete5 sgasif8ed aDdAetHLg county eonniis
siaa-rs Of tao eonntJ OF lkfrsGa, stat 81 H.
xsis. tAat a speeial nlssttngo Of said bssrn o.
esunsy pc-aHaisstoasrs D. held sad 1t is
Resssy oilioi tor
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

The New Ynrk Herald says nothing
can 40 snsaiy aud afieaslvaly ~raliese ahe
prevailing business depression as prompt
aasion On tue tarif hill. 1nrse mnushs
ago It said the SAINT Of she silver repeal
hill
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

Anarnniat hnnaing seams 30 be 1hs
grim spurt Of the pnliee pf varinns Enrp-
paap epnusries. and ARRESTS and dpmlnB-
liary WAITS are common.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

AL Indications pond 30 9 Das.ar on
duion of afaiss ~thsonghous she v,hos
soausss IN Che NEAR futnr,. Especially
is tlis so az tns Pacific Nioass Atases
New MINES azs being opened aud ems old
belas put an ahaps Tor bnslness,
and 10 asse Congress ieg,siasee IL sie ID
tasest Of che wpfking people shis conn.
try will assnn.e spme os its oia-.ime
proportions - aItarprise.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

frnisssos nyntiau was extremely sep-
atslse ~ ms issaf yeass On chs subjent ID
ma neatsh. aud aasalnlsy md ha all
usants Iron his nearest reiativas.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

H~anretary Oarliais dues mt rsaDmnnnt
ginning Ems sa.gniursee d aiivar m 1hs
Treasury slthongh ne has put fhs miuts
IN readiness dDr IL.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

AL p-rssas ~iaasetaiso the SSNrrSai
are rotsessel 30 make inamodiate Psy
rmsas, ~ The basiaess 81 tho lace srn -
eCsssaiy 4 SAilimsn mast be setticd no
gperesns Asstagf tiiia sgttnst Inc ifso hrp
sill piaase vrrssnt ttheD.
q. SisftLK1NS frassee.
l~hsssxs. Nsvsds, Alag ~, 1876.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

SIsrt OF NEVADA.
Ionnty 0f hnxaia.
1.F.E. HAflsIuK, County cis-t amt ez.nn.
eio Oisfk or tina Hoard OF coumty Commission
en-, said count ant btatt, az iIorany aartit,
thai iils foregoing b . eorr~nt and true Eopy o
tine sriginal matter iisersot. winch INV No
mains of rseouii IN my nfiiee a Eureka. enmss
ami Atass aforssAiL.
IN rEeTInOEy WHEREOF RAVE HEI.F.rE
"a sst my iIand officially and ei
lsEALl ilzsd my auficial SEAL a. ofiiss IA
tie 4its tpvu NJ Enzaia, this z,
Gay NJ Janna-s 1sD.
2. II. H6I.M0N.
County Oiert ~ aforesaid.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
MINING TAX.

NDIam II EElsERT EIvTE THAT rEE
~ taxes IN tile prunasfs NJ tiss nIinss u
EursAA nnuifty fm 4hs gn.rasr ending DISC.
~. 1bnG srt INV cue nnd payahis n ms ~ ms
nfluf IN EuzeEE and TIM inw N rnaarc n cnf
sAnts viii be asrlrtiy sufnrusG.
4. q. POWELL.
Ass~s.orus Eu-skA nnulsy. knuaHua
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
DIED.

IN Eew 1urt nitE lsae. ~. 1ags, Egissart
AktlinaI. o Native M Frinastnn. New Jarsss
aeet n ysaxE,
BDsaesssd was o bro.isr gs a HkilimaI. prp-
p<sssuH nc tie hEfr1aE1g
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

The Prinaeas ul "a aiss i SAID 10 hsst
beap matte apnlls.nly dsaf by Ems
srip
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

y. III. HJul ID just II rsrtiEst 81 L.
baD rolls u rEriOus PATTERNS ai wal
Isalsr, winch lis sells ii ersatsy re-
dnrsa prices.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06
10 fHE PUBLIC

VUu AZ EEETHY CATTIOfIzD THAI
Il neither IL Einl OF EuxeiaA, hsvHnA, nns
kuesns Howell. hays powar az authority
frnn me-. nur izon sg duiy authDrtzsd aRani
NJ mn.e, 40 sal r IN anywi#s disuposs nj ary
portion IN part NJ my prnI,s-sy, situatsl m
wnits Pins IN Eursks enuntisA uDr mas atshsr
nue NJ said parties any lagal authority w,natHn-
ever ia transani any i:ind ar nisa<Antas M bua.
nsss fn- me-, ur 1nr arytiiil0 IN which ] I'm m
ts-ssssd dixsrtiy m inGixrctly.
Eou an aian nDtiflsd tnaa m aniion b. ms
psndils m set Eaids . trAnnuiani SPECIALIZED
fruat dseo On rssord IN tias hscortiss b ufiirss Of
En<sas and wnits Pima unit mass which,,
! an mIDrnisa, sald parties art Intending II, ns
nave diap1asd nj HDna Of ms pTolssrs m aail
counties. IRlsEE n kDBIRsDK.
Enrsza. Esvads, l,sr. n. Ihaa dag-lm
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

TOYS, Candies, nuts End fznfy grs-
nsrlss, i'm EEleehsEp M McOuuneDiB.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

nj hups Hi. knreis enunts, Ees 1sse. 81
1sns, ny sustlns a. DunataI, William Williams
anr AAss Eannit Huaizil.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

ahsaasp Is saia,ns 81 ,sOQ .0OO 30 lssf
shs pssr.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-01-06

This nnuiber Of idle nsan 10 New Npri
he piaead ut sa .g9p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-03-21
SKINNED HIM ALIVE.
A Negro Literally Flayed and
Burned in Kentucky.

BARBoURsv1LLE, Ky.--From Har-
Ian County there comes a reliable
story detailing the terrible 'nrture
which Len Tye, a negro was COM
pelled to suffer for his inhuman
crimes.
I've is the brute who, about a
year ago, murdered Miss Bryant
on tho railroad between Jellico
and Williamsburg, and for which
he was hanged only long enough to
try and make him confess. He did
not confess at the time, however,
and was allowed to 60, and little
has been heard of him since until
this report comes from Harlan
County. TIE went there since that
time and kidnapped a young girl,
farmers daughter, and kept her
secreted for a long time, until a
party of hunters found her in the
woods tied to tree. They lay in
wait for the fend, and were soon
rewarded by his appearance, when
they tied him and proceeded to
skin him alive.
Before he was dead his last vic
tim built a fire upon his head, and
thus he was roasted alive while his
skin was being peeled from his
body.
Tye confessed to the murder of
Miss Bryant, it is said and also to
having taken three other girls in
Kentucky and Tennessee, and kept
them the same way he did the
Harlan County girl until they
died for want of shelter and pro-
lection.
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Railroad Taxes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IA
Mr.. Dearmond (Dem }. Of. Missouri,
from the Committee on Judiciary,
reported to the House to-day, with
the recommendation that it pass
a bill to prevent interference in
the collection of State county, and
municipal taxes assessed against
corporations. The measure, the re-
port says, is Designed to put cor
porations that are in the hands OF
receivers appointed by judges and
courts of the United States in the
same condition with respect to
the collection of these taxes as il
no receiver existed.
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How Jimmy Tended the Baby.

never could see the use of
babies. We have one at our house
that belongs to mother, and she
thinks everything Of it. All it can
do is to cry, and pull hair, and
kick. It hasn't half the sense of
my dog, and can't even chase cat.
Mother and Sue wouldn't have a
dog in the house but they are al
ways going on abont the baby, and
saying, "Ain't it perfectly sweet?"
The worst thing ABOUT a baby is,
that you're expected to take care of
him, and then you get scolded at
forwards. Folks say, Here, jim
my, just hold the baby a minute,
there's good boy;;" and then, as
soon as you have got it, they say,
"Don't do that Just look at him !!
That boy will kill the child Hold
it up straight, you good-for-nothing
little wretch!" It's pretty hard to
do your best, and then be scolded
for it; but that is the way boys are
treated. Perhaps after I'm dead,
folks will wish they had done diff
ferently.
Last Saturday, mother and Sue
went out to make calls, and told
me to stay at home and take
care of the baby. There was a
baseball match, but what did they
care for that? They didn't want to
go to it,and so it made no diff renee
whether I went to it or not. They
said they would be gone only a
little while, and if the baby walked
up, I was to play with it, and keep
it from crying, and "be sure and
notlet it swallow any pins" Of
course I had to do it. The baby
was sound asleep when they went
out; so left it just few minutes
while I went to see if there was
any pie in the pantry. If I was a
woman, 1 wouldn't be SO dreadful
suspicious as to keep everything
locked up. When I got back up
stairs again, the baby was awake,
and wes bowling like he was full
of pins. So I gave him the first
thing that came handy, to keep
him quiet. 1t happened to be a
bottle of French polish, with q
sponge on the end Of a wire that
Sue uses, to black her boots, be-
cause girls are too lazy to use the
regular brush. The baby stopped
crying as soon as I gave him the
bottle, and I sat down to read a
paper. The next time / looked at
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BANK OF CHESTER ASSIGNS,
Depositors Protected..and Stock
holders Will Lose Nothing.

Columbia State.
CHESTER, March 13.-The Bank
of Chester made al assignment to-
day to protect the creditors at large
It was through due consideration
of the directors that such a course
was taken. The depositora will be
paid off in full and the stockhold-
ers will not suffer, as the assets are
sufficient to protect all the liabili-
ties. President J. J. McLure had
lust returned from New York where
he had gone to raise the necessary
cash funds to carry on a satlstac-
tory business and the inability to
procure enough funds to tide over
the summer months caused the as
signmcnt. Owing to the tightness
and scarcity of money, collections
on the notes maturing at this time
of the year could not be made.
The assignees are John J. Hemp
hill, and J. Lyles Glenn. The ac-
ton of the board of directors is
approved of by the whole commu-
nifty.