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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

CHERIgTs SALE ALICE FEIGHERY
- plaintiff Va Geo. II Few. Mary J. Pew. J.,
II. Zimmerman, J. Zimmerman. the state Of
AontanA. ". 4. WHITAKER william p. fullsr.
n N Woods. - A 4 Lumber: eter \. IrArer
ami Nathan 2. shepherd. co-partners doing bush
ness under the firm name aud tile Of rrAzer a
hhepherd Joel Is fassst ami W. j.. ateetL
co partners doing business under tie firm name
aud styls Of J. l3 Ia sett a o. John ola.s
and T. Il. MckWeo, =. II Leslie and Arthur J..
raven. formerly cO-partnors doiag business IN
der the hrm BAms and style Of Lsslis a CrAven.
aud Maggie q. Mc DonA a. defendants
nder and ~ virtue OF an ord OF sale ana
district court 81 the irst judicial district Of the
state u Montana. 10 aud for the comfy Of Lewis
aud tlarke. the 50 day II April. 4. ID. 1897.
ia the above entitled seton. wheroin lice
ToiEhsry. the above named plaintiff. Obtaine1 =
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure aud sale
sgainst the above name , rties a. defendsnts
IN Ito ID day Of April A. ID. 1891. for tho eum
Of tl. f3 30. befi o. interest costs ami atorneys
isor. which said decree va. on the ~ day o.
No. - said court, Al page am com
handed to sell all that cortain lot piece or
pare - laud. situate lying and bsing In tho
leA,to addition 10 tbs city 81 helsns IN me
county % evils and lark, stats OF houtAih'
aud bounded and describsd aa folloTs 70 Wi
b. eat half "a lot numbered ono hundrei
AMI sir i0sI. in block numbered eleven ~, oi
the said ieaftie aid ton % the said CITY OF not
sns Ito aid tract 81 land having frontage %
Tenth avsnus o. twenty IN aud ia -tonths ti-pl
feet and a depth ~ fsTenty-four and ei1i n ~
hlndrsths ia e. feet. accofdins % an a. De,
scribed upon he official plat ~ the said namei
aidition which Plat h nov on hls IN the mas
uer provided b. lau in tho oihco ~ the
county recorder II the said county OF Laws AL
lartn
4uruther With al and singular the tenomanta
Lerrdifnnsrt Add appurtsusncss tAarsunto b.
Igil-e notice il hsreby gwen. that on g. odres
dav he 18th dag 81 pfil =. ID 1871. A. ~
O'Clock M 81 that day a. the front door OF fhq
court Iouea Helena ifwia aud lhfkn count b
Montana will Ia obesiianoe % faid ofdor oi sale
All decree Of for-cisurs sud Fale. cell tho aboi
d1sorflletI urnrsrfF. or 90 much iharouf ~ MAJ
h. 1870 h, sstisfy said Judgment. with in-
trrssi aud coats. a. tho hishfet ana bs-t b.dier
20 zen ,ea anisT no hand this ith day Of April
o. - CHARLES D. CUTIE sheriff.
liz FHKD n hoss Under rherih
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wAsHsGroS. ApriI 2G.-The house Indian
afsirs committee to-d,y mads favorable
report on tie con- promise bill foF the set
tioment % tue Zee question. The bin pro-
vides 90 carrying Gus the treaty Of 1881.
H-ttlIug she Indians IA seve-alty anywhere
uu Tie present reservation within ninety
days. aud tlose not ciectiuZsor not qulli-
iel 10 settle in ssysfalty 90 take the west
cru forty miles of the Tvatiou aud four
t0Wushius iu News Mexico. The rest Of ihs
land viii be thrown Oxen 90 settlement A. a
TIE proceeds of sales 81 ven the indians.
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WtWsoros Atra H. Estim.tes b. the
director ~ the mint .. tbe slse product
ni l4r Jatei States for i-t5 give total
~ eoI 700. 20 against ftl. $500 for
i-H- Joe eases a.e shown 800 A asks. Ar
Conn. CaUiI iia, Colorado. Gsorcia IIsho
Hortu C.rsiur. south CA.a1ua. south
ulaata. IeHss aud " ashington. while ia all
otLrr states anu terfitarles tie figures shoW
o decrease 81 production.
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NV YoRE. April a6-Jamss Mcknight
counsel for the Northern faeihe company
IN this city wired J. Il. Mitchell. dr. ~ 81
Paul and Cullen a roole. Of Helena, %
proceed against she prisoners before Suaso
knovles for csntempt Of court TO prefer
ehargss OF grand larceny against them Tor
trailing the company's train, charges OF
consriraeT undsr the laws OF Montana
against the mob and 20 charge felonious az
SAUL basad on the fact Of their hring on
the deputy United States marshals.
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A LAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT
n court Of the Fret Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
liza 9th, plaintiff vs.. William Foth. do
fendaut
Ths state Of Montana sends greeting to ths
shove named defendant
iouArs hereby required % appsar ina action
brought against you by the above namod plaintiff
IN the district court OF the First Judicial district
u the state % Montana IN and for tiR county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and 20 answer the complaint
hlsd therein within ten days teIciualvs Of the day
u saryioel aftor tho service d you Of this sum
mons, IN served within thisc0unly or.h served out
Of this county. but within this district, within
twenty days, other Wise within Ior,y daIs or
according 20 tho prayer Of eAid complaint.
h SD ac.iOn . Drought ~ obtain n decree
III solving tbs londs ~ fnatrlmonI her2i ofore
and nos existing hotNeen the plstnth ana the
defendant and that he custody, control and
pusses- ion of Marguerite 9th and hollie foth.
tho hildren II the said parties be Adiudged TO
tie plaintiff. he grounds on which said iutg
msnt and Zee o. are claimed y that the deisnd
ant for more han cni year last past has been
lnhlfually infeuIIera sud an habitual drunk
arl. and furti ermore that the defendant hA8
b en- guilty uf extreme cruelty towards tho
plaintit ever since their marriage. AZ H. more
fullY 1T ont IN toe complaint on nls herein, ref
orouce Co which il here bg made.
And y0u are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appaAr Hni answer the sAid complaint, - above
required the eaid plaintiff will hupy to tho
court for be relic. demat del iu said complaint.
Given under my land and tho seal 81 tho dis
tTlct court n tho ftrHt judicial district OF the
stat Of AontanA IN and Tor tho
r--- county ~ lewis and clarke
I teal FIRST this 18Th day Of april 10 the
{ Jud. 1T. year Of our Lord one thousand
I | Court eight huudrei md ninety four.
r JOHN BEAN Clerk
4. W. floischer. attorney for plaintiff.
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wrmrt. Kau.. April 20. A dispatch -
tas Eagio from Coal Creek. Z T.. says a
party of laudits. supposed 90 b. the Dalton
gong. encountered q posse Of sigilantss
near there and bad terrible hght. Three
.4u4lt. were wounded. nne mosta.ly.
80 es of tls vigilautss. WIN. Eoss. John
hall and james Hammond, were allied and
others wounded.
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NOTICE OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
~ Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. healsd
bida viii b. received uu % 10 o'cl.ok q. Oh
hur 'das. hey lu ifsl. far huiiiiuK aud Era ling
cnrdias lu tha aurFeiur's plat and report on Die
ia fhts Office no c1sf 81 snid wurk not 90 u
cssd she eum q 81. tsi according 20 revolution
~ thf hpart ~ comfy com rrlissiuners.
he Toad 90 rpuafr cuulmisr toners rec orVo
tha rigHt "a reis, anY or all bids.
- order at no hoard
j. 3. TOOKEd
,,u County Clerk.
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1hs folloving placaFd appears over
clock ia railway station GA Iowa. This
Il @ ock. las running; % 10 Chicago time;
- 10 right. it is set sVerT day AZ % O'Clock.
Now keep your mouths shut
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THE MARKETS


SUCKS
NV YORK. April 26.-Bar silver, a.
Copper Quiet; lake, 50 So
LeAd-firrn. domestic. $40 a.
Speculation to-day Ia stocks was dull exceut
for trading ia sugar. In the shares OF the
American sugar Refining company dealings we're
very heavy 81. Paul led the railway list in
point Of activity.
Governmen; bonds Steady.
Tstroleum Steady. April closed 81 Sc bid.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlN0.-THE An
- nual meeting q the 81 ock holdefs ~ he ifon
Mountain company will b. held a. tho oiboo %
tho comuan rooms ami aileF building
tielcna. Mont. on rosiag Ma 1884 a. three
o'clock 81. m. Tor the election Of trustees to
fnrve Tor the IN sutug year. snd Tor tuch other
husino a mhT Do ur"sauffd
Ihg transit uks viii b. clusal on Melnes-
DAY. May i-ti
O. a. LUKE. Secretary.
Helena. Mont. april q. 1874.
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Capital Punishment 10 Denmark 10 ere
c1ted publicly with the q and ~ several
are 20 be- dscapitstsd on the same date one
& NOS prsasnt when the other Ia executed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

Of the ordinary, commonplace pills IN every
y,av That Is She rcason why Or. fierceT
Pleasant rallets aro sald 90 trtni, a. u wero.
f..tt,n. vou can have Your money hack
NJ Binouncss. or m any disorder OF the
stomach and bowels, YOU neod these little
pellrts They're small, easy 90 take, and
perf.rtlv natural in the way they work.
no reaction after them; yM get real and
iasfing cool Thcy permanently cure Sick
ar RIhlus Headaches, Constipation, Jaundico.
Dizziness. Sour stomach. Indigestion, aud
conseguent stupor or dr1wsincss.
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NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED-A IL
~ scrptivs index Of = go nance % heirs ad-
rtised fnr british sub ectsl who have died ia
@ rsat ri ain. roland. india. Australia. ETC..
from 1905 Copyrizl ted Price 81. T. q. order.
dd.sss ! richardson a. n. office 6l7 Heed build
NJ. 1913 Hilbert street Philsdelp hia. Pa.
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GUARDED At FORSYTHE.


vent the invasion. When the federal "a
thorities awake 90 fehhzation OF ne .'e'
stion thsv viii stop the whole business"
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An Impossihiiity.
Tom-Did You hear that Slim had . fit
OF apoplexy this morning.
Dick-No. Where
Tom-In Goose's tailor shop.
Dick-I don't believe IL. A man could
not have "a I'll there u any kind Detroit
Free Press.
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tHIcAae. April q. losing Wheat Stea ,.
cash. 81 sss- sc Nay. 5sARash~
torn- Easier. cash. SsHc. May ga q 81 &c.
CAts-rA-y. MAY. 3Baso. July Zgisc
Me- pork Higher MAy. az o.. July. az. 81.
Lard Higher, a., thof3a. JAY. 49,. 1900
iibs-higher; May. % 20. July, a. 10.
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To Stamp Collectors.

Cancelled Postage Stamps For sale 81
FEehanc-.
] have very .argc stock ofFanoelied
stamp o. India China England, Hong
Kong, Ialan, lmlpp Islands. Coy.
Ton. trait SettIemea.s. Turkey and
0iau, as VOL as duplicates Of those Of
VARIOUS rarts n Europe Addres.
g. W. LORA,
No o. Vest lj d ST.. New York. S. s. A.
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Fought for Life
Long Siege of Dangerous
Illness
Loft In Low Condition Given Health
and Strength by Hoods
SarsapaFiiia.

"c. Z. Hood & Co.,. Lowell. MASS;
Gentlemen. Z have been Though terrible
Siege o. Illness. and owe ny present health 20
HnHis aarsaparla First. I was taken sick
" ti measles. and on The eighth day the doctor
s1if hsi bronchitis following that complaint.
lH short time lung fever developed. and was
l. serious condition Cor quite while. When
began tl get little better my friends thought
t.'t Z ever got up would have
Consumption,
Dad sreh terrible cough and threw On twice
my weight. continued in a very weak and low
condition, nay weight failing from 49, before 1
Was taken sick. % e. pounds. Then iu January,
i-'i. had 900 attack " the grip. and was con-
fined 90 my room ten weeks After this attack
was qu'l very weak aud did not gain health az
al. until began 20 take Hoods sarsaparlla.
had DO appetite fur anything. and was siek n
my stomach continually AID had a bad taste in
my mouth. Some friends who we're taking
Hoods sarsaparilla begged me 10 Try H. Ny
parents had despaired u anything doing me-
good, but began 20 give me The medicine. and
before had taken one bottle there was such
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27

CHICAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 25.-Cattls -Reseipts. 1000
head market active. trihe higher. advance 20
far 25A50o. prime 10 extra native steers. - 60el
gAs5 medium. 81 25Gt. 90 Others, ti.009 4.lg,
loKan- - Uuu 3.55.
Hogs feosipts l6.000 head; market active,
opened strong higher, closed weak, advance
lost. rough heavy. g. 25uf IS. packers and
MIXED. IS l5n5 80. prims heavy and butchers
weights, 5 40 5.35. assorted ID! CHI. e. lDs5 30.
sheep and lambs hsoeipts L0OJ head ia
good uemaud l0c higher top sheep. e. 2jgg
40, toy lambs. 81. 15u Ass.
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Orris Employment Agency.

t2s North Main s. Telephone "a
WANTED. --
Woman cook $50 Two dininEroom girls FOE
city and enc Tor country Two girls for house
uurk in country. girls FOR housewofk In citf,
Wsntgd Man and teams to take eontrac.
hauline ont wood
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THE INDEPENDENTS
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EMPLOYMENT
REAL ESTATE
A. n. WEBER & CO.
Corner Main aud IAwrenes Streets HelenA

We buy Montana Midland time checks.
FDk SALE urniture OF two oomplete res-
tauranta including ranges tAbes chairs. crock
ery. glassware. coffee urna. water coolers, gae
stoves kntyea. FORKS, spoons. etc. One ouinL
whica cost tluO will be sold Tor ti3O, the other
costing siOh will b. s1ld for tiuo
Improved aud unimproVed property Tor sala In
the asterly addition.
We have houfas 60 rent on tho east eide fr m
Is 10 SO ner month
C0QOn win bay one Of tho finest brick
C-NNN Neueered residence proparties on tho
east side. Only ahJut ak minutes walk from
a. ourt House Has saven rooms bath, O'trion
q osot. pantry. etc Lot tsxiu0 good front and
back ard. with sfois IN rear House cost
sloJ 70 build Must be sold soon. 5000 down.
AAnce Ia years a. Der cent.
a. II. Weber e. Co.
former Main and Lawrence streets.
TELEPHONE No. la
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"The most cruel tribo among the North
American Indians Is the Apaches. said
j. J.. Griswold 81. Louis traveller. -
was In the Tar west during one Of their
outbreaks. and while l did not witness
their atrocities talked with those who
had Their oaptives are tortured with
knives. by firubrands and in every way
that the ingenuity Of the savages can In
vent. met one man who had lived In
the west for many years. who carried a
derringsr pistol especially for the purpose
OF killing himself should he exhaust his
other drearms in fruitless attempt 70 es-
cape capture. II taken alive. be said he
would use his derriuger upon himself and
consider that he was fortunate in being
able to escape by such death the fortunes
that would ensue n he became a captive.
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have in my possession a rather curious
collection of articles found ia the crop OF a
black Spanish fowl. which was sent TO mo
Tor examination. l found IL contained
two common pins. three small screw nails.
thrca small brass nails, seven brass but
tons. one gentleman's overcoat button,
two leg, and one foot Of a small china doll.
three pieces Of deli, two small pieces Of
lead one small bone, one shoe eyelet, AZ
pieces of glass tbottle glass and glass
beads). one piece Of coal. 10 white chucky
stones and II Indian corn pickles.
Thomas Holt in Newcastle (Engiandl
Chronicle.
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q chanFe for 10 Rettcr

that they were glad % have me continue. The
second bottle did for me what no medicine bad
ever done. 10 gave me strength and brought
my general health zap o. where % was two Wcess
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Hoods Pills are prompt and egr..rt -
easy Ia action. sold by al druggists. z5c.
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Hoods 'i s:9in Cures

before ] was taken with the measles hlte
noN fuished my third bottle and Gel strong
and we'll shall always thank % Hoods sir..
paulla" o. IHENA HARRIS. Irvine Or--..
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state OF MuuhAnas IN anu TOT tha
D---- county Of LOWS and Clarke,
T Zeal FIRST ! this Jist Jay Of October. In
Jud Dist. tho year Of our Lord one thouH-
/ Court and eight hundred and ninety
----r thIeH
JOHN BEAN. Clerk
by JEss G.. RICKER Deputy Jerk
Mass nA hullArd. attorney FOR plaintiff.
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~-~-------~-------~~--~--
Mrs. ANNA KARoIEDT. MIDWIFE 2l9
IL North Rodney street Helena Ladies'
from near By or abrosdl awaiting confinement
may engage rooms hero bood treatment guar
anteed
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SITUATION MANIkD-tA 4 WIDOW WITH
- one child four yoNrs old a. housekeeper Tor a
bachelor OF widower without children; country
preferred. Address Mrs Clifford. kmp0riA
han.
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SITUATIONS MANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements un1ss H.'' l"-- 'hrSs TINES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
GRoCERIEs
REGISTER OFFICE.

REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY. Feb. IL, 1871
Sugars show slight changes this week.
Otherwise the market is tirm at prevail
ing quotations.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from NELL s. Dillingham;:
syrup Choice Syrup. 2Sc hon
ey Drip Csc; Sugar dark 22c; (Zo aoul-
ton in half barrelsl. New orleans
Molasses-Fancy, 4Oc; Cholce ooc'
Prime 35c; Mixed goods, New orleans
SIC; Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIoNs-Schenk's medium ,. Y.
hams 1Olla1O15c: S. G. breakfast bacon IVA
lie: S. C. shoulders SIC; city sldes Sss74c'
ham beef PIC: ordinary beef Tic; lslnl-
IL mess pork $40 so. 49,.
LAaDLSchenk's pure kettle, tees 914c;
sob cans 95Zc; lard compound, tees 'ci
son cans 7j%c; 201b cans re; lob cans
7I5c: 5tb cans SC; 3lb cans sc.
CANNED GooDs-31b fancy tomatoes
] 10; Hartford Co. Standard corn w;
Oh Honey Drop corn 40; FT!Ge VI
Illinois BIB corn l %; Calllo.n I1
peaches 200; 3b Standard table peaches
/ IS; pie peaches 90; lib Deep sea Iull
Standard cove oysters 9Oc, 11b hgnt
weight cove oysters 75c; 2tb Acorn stand.
ard string beans 75c; BIB can corn oeet
81 90; 1fb can chipped beef s. 10; lib can
lunch tongue 50 w 80 -, .
WooDEYwARE--No tubs So OO; NO. 2
s. 25; No. 5, 81 80, 2-hoop pals 81 20; 5-noop
81 80: sap 81 20; single washooards 81 81;
double do 81 so: crimp double do. S2oo;
FRUITs-New Turkish prunes o75c;hal-
sins. Valencia, new, SIC; layer Ondaro, new
nc; London layer raisins 81 20; loose mus
cates 81 10; loose muscatels IN bags, oe;
California prunes, so TO 80, SC; IN boxes oO
to go, 91Ic; do 60 to 20, &c; 20 to 50, SEC;
do. 90 to 100, &c; do. in bags &c less
California evaporated peachesin boxes. Tic.
Om-Lard, extra western strained, oJci
carbon, 10. SIC; carbon, loo, c. water
white, &c; Lewis Miners winter wnlte OIL
4Sc; summer white 40c.
SUGARS - Cut loaf $50; cubes 96c;
fruit powdered 4Slc; graduated standard
soc: Standard confectioners' A 4.I4c;
Columbia A 4%c; Ridgewood A 45lc;
America a white, .425c; extra = . VAC; y
&c: choice n. O. sugar 4a415c.
RIcE-Fancy pearl SIC; cholce pearl
&c; choice domestic &c; prime domesuc
5ci5; fair domestic, 49[c; fancy head 678c
CoFFEE--Green COtfee-Fancy golden
Rio 23c; fancy green pc; peaberry "a :;
choice green 23c; primo green PIC; roast
ing grades 2016c Java and Mocha SIC;
high grade Csc. Roasted. in packages
Arbuckle's coffee %. zoe; Jersey coffee, 10
bins, %. zoe: Lion coffee %. zoe: Arrow col
fee %. zoe. Panhandle coffee 237Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
ronlnn.t - Him Loose.

QUEENSTOWN, February 13.-While
the steamship Pavonia, Capt. Watt,
Mound for Boston, was here she was
boarded by the police who had instrnc-
lions TO arrest o man in company with
a Iadv who had eludeo the police while
The steamer was 10 the Mersey. When
preparing TO transfer the prisoner to
the tender, he refused 70 accompany
the policeman and clasped hold 50 tight
Nv of the iron fixtures Oh tho gangway
that i'm spite OF tho efforts OF the police
he succeeding in remaining on board
the Pavonla which was steaming slowly
seawards with the tender fast alongside
Of her. Eventually the captain OF the
tender insisted upon casting oil and the
police were obliged to leave the Pavon-
ia without their prisoners amidst Jeers
OF the passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

LONDON, o., February 13.-A whole
sale Jail delivery last night Of the
prisoners in the Madison county jail
has set this county in fit Of excite
ment. A novel scheme was played by
the prisoners. To secure their liberty
they opened the lock to the corridor
with wooden key at o'clock last
night. AS the sheriff entered 70 put the
prisoners TO bed two that were secreted
behind the door struck him over the
head with a chain and knocked him In
sensible. His pockets were rihed OF a
revolver. Those who escaped were
John Taylor, George Brown, James
Wright aud Zeunis Smith.