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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
fa Is N9T 50 HARD As IP sEg72
Trustees Sale.=

Notice is hereby given, that, l
tween the houls OF 10 O'Clock /
m and 3 O'Clock p. m. Of Dec. 2a|
1895. at the front door OF the Cod
House in BerryyiIo, county
Carroll, state of Arkansas, I wi|
as acting trustee (duIy appoinl
under the power gwen to the tu
tee therein namea) III a deed |
trust made and executed by Nels|
L. lawson and PauIina e hawa|
bis wife, dated August 10Th, l8d
and recorded in book B at pad
543.551 in the recorders Office
said county sell ali of the follow !
described tract Of land, tok
The n 1.2 Of the Sw IL ard She s.
Ia of the Ne IA and part Of Il
Nv IA of the Sc L commend
OF the NV corner OF said land al
running east about ll5 yards, 60
neilng on q stone sci in the groag
from which a black oak tree abo
"a inches in diameter bears we
about 20 feet. Also another blsl
oak tree Of about the same diam
ter bears south aboat 10 feet, tbeo
south $40 yards, cornering on
point OF bluff, thence west il5yar
cornering en- subdivision lin
thence north on said line to rla
OF beginning, al in section IS
I 19, n r. 20 W, Of the Fifth Pr
cipal M eridian containing l22 acf
of laod, more or less, at pub
anction to the highest bidder
cash sn hand to satisfy The CON
tons of said deed Of trust, defa'
having been made in the payne
OF certain notes theroin discl1A'
Done at the request OF the le!
holder OF said note, this tee II
day OF Nov. A. D., 1895.
A i KING
Acting Trasl
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
4 Wonderful C0nqueY0Y .

No disease is moro common
among the people than scrutQla,
Handed down from generation, il
is found IN nearly every family in
some form. Il may make It's ap.
pearance in dreadful running sores,
in swellings in the neck or goitre,
or IN oruptions of varied forms.
Attaching the mucous membrane
il may be known as catarrh, or dc
veioPtng in the lungs it may be,
and often is, the prime cause of con
sumption
Io whatever form scro}ula may
manifest itself, Hoods Sarsap aparii-
Ia Is It's inveterate foe and conoue-
or. This medicine has such pow.
orfui and Alternative and vltilizing
effects upon the blood that ever,
trace ofimpuritY is expelled, and
the blood is made rich, pure and
healthy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
Eucklen9s Arnfaa aaiYa

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chllbiaHs, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cares piles, or no pay required il
ls guaranteed to give perfect salts
action or money refunded. Price
25c per box.
Sold by J, e. Harbert
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
Greatly Reduced.

Excursion rates over Eureka
Springs Railway for next 80 dnvs
commencing Nov 20th. Excursion
rates will be in effect between
Eureka Springs and seligman in
3 lb directions. One way fare only
NIc Round trip FIVE davs limit
St.50. i. M R1nu.ssov
g. 2. A.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THE Marquis Of QQennbury has
other ideas than those pertaining
10 the p.ize ring. He wants 10
formulate set OF matrimonial
rales, the first Of which is to give
10th the man and the woman tho
7 ght TO ANIMAL the contract after
iwo years ct married life, il every
thing isn,t satisfactory.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THE Little Rock Democrat is
authority for the statement that
Gel. Fl G. Upton OF Harrison,
now Chief Clerk in the State Treas
urer's Office, viii be a candidate
tar Commissioner OF A Agriculture,
Cal. VincenhcIIer having signifed
his 10 nention Of retiring s. Fayett-
vile Democrat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THE Bentouville Sun is teeth and
Toe nails" for a O. Hull of the Boone
Banner for Secretary Of state.--Spring-
dale News.
You bet "she am And so will
be Benton county, and will be
Washington county and so will be
Crawford county and so will be
the rest of Arkansas ad infn.um.
Sun.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
Why Have Vun

Been stricken with disease while your neigh.
bof escaped. Or yce-versa? Both were alike
exposed, but in one case The the disease germs
found lodgamentin the inlpttre blood and weak.
ened system, while in the other, The blood was
KEPT pare by Hoods sar8aparilla, and the
oody WAS III u condition Of good health.
AAooa's Asiils are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
Love Rouad Trip Rates from Arkansas Points, vie
iron Mogalain !sou{e, Mov il Eject.

No magician or student of mythology
could by his mysterious powers conceive
a more Dlagniiicents spectacle than that
which has j3st sprung to physical ex-
istence at Atlanta, Ga, under the title
of the CorroN STATES AND INrEHNATIoN-
AL ExposIToN. The spacious grounds
on whish the numerous buildings are
erected by the several states and for
eign counties now presnts sn animated
scene, and everywhere Is heard the
word success The sron M0nntaia
Nonte, desiring 10 giyeitS patrons long
the line an opportunity Of seeing the
sonth's greatest achievement, has placed
on sale AT stations III Arkansas roun trip
tickets 10 Atlanta at greatly reGueed
rates. This is by far the most ,lesira-
bic route, Offering as it does Pullman
Buffet Cars and Reclining Chair Cars
to Memphis, here direct connections
are made with all lines for Atlanta
For full particulars address H. G.
Townsend, General Passenger Agent,
ST. Louis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THE more the Federation Of Ia
Dor and the knights of Labor fight
each other The better it will please
the opponents Of organized labor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

II is rank impertenanoe, but there
arc lots Of folks who would ike
to know whether President Cleve-
land carries q doctor on his hunt
iag tcips to regulate his diet or
his drink.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

SENATOR Hun s opinion of leet-
urug as q profession ought to
make interesting reading; also his
opinion Of the Presidents message.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THE new blind chaplain of the
House is said to look like ex
Senator Ingalls,, and to talk like
him, but be can never hope to
"cuss" as picturesquely as Ingalls,
can npOn occasions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

SEVERAL months ago man be-
gan figuring on how many sofa
cushions and pairs Of dress slip
pers would this year be used by
he women OF the United States as
Christmas gifts. He's in an insane
asYlNm now.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

CHICAGO has come near to getting
everything she reaches for, but she
did not reach far enough to get
the national republican conventoin.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

CANDIDATES are bound to be
talked about. Harrison is a
wonderfully discreet man, but that
did not prevent his beng accused
OF intending to marry his niece.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

EVEN il this country needed an
oafeia hunter and fisherman $50
000 year would be to much sala-
" to pay.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

THERE is a decided increase IN
Tie number Of suicides recently,
Wondor if the worrying over the
seiecuons of Christmas gifts has
any thing to DO withit2 Or, is it
the lack of cash to buy them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

/ viii remain at Berryville until
A pfi TO, 1895, after which time the
hooks will be closed and penalty at
tanned 70 dellnquents according to
law. s. p. M4oTps
Collector Carroll county, Ark.
Berryville, Ark Dec 8 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

ONO men seem 10 have a kaaeh
for getting thero." Eleven OF
the new United States Senators
were born in Ohio.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

IF John Sherman has the wisdom
ot his Jeafs tie will not again
allow the b0zzing Presidential bee
to arouse expectations.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

TEXANS are not likely 70 get too
gay because Of the bes,owai Of The
name Of their state on tko hoo
dooed battleship.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

Hem J EFF DAVIS OF Russellville
has announced bis candidacy for
Congress, sn6joct to the action of
the democratic party. BE IS OPP
posing Congressman Terry,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

TO worry stingy man, send
him hRndIc Of newspapers con
tainig advertisements OF Christmas
gifts.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

TT TtNTED;- ;-several Trustworthy gentlemen
W or aides to travel in Arkansas Tor estab-
lished, reliable house Salary $50 and cxpea-
ses; steady position. Enclose feieTeuce and
zelf=addressea slammed envelope The p0Yai4-
ioa Company, 5rd Floor, Omaha Bldg. Chicago
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

CoNGaEss seems to be IN accord
with the people in at least one re-
spec.-it will not authorize the
issue OF bonds
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

LoRD DUERAyEN is OH on his
way to America. We trust the
new York yacht club will put no
obstacles in the way Of his reach
ing the pinnacle Of tooldom.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fe, 1898.

SENATOR CHANDLEE's S free coinage
bill made no pretenso Of trying to
hide the string taat is tied to 1t.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
Cole ct0r5s Notice.

| will meet the tax payers Of Carroll
county, Ark at the following times ami
places, to receive the taxes of Carroll
county for the year 1885, towt:
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

a~All local advertising is inserted
sud charged for accordingly until order
ed OFT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
gr,JSphnER l-F.ttS

Irs,,f,gorf7ars order q tiisc0Htinuance oftheirpe
T+zs5ieala a5I5l fail oBas areafages the punish
srs NAV continue TO send them untiL the sfeaf-
ages are paid. 4,a 4l;,.
5,I5-55sis0l from tha ONCE to which they are ell
i,zT,+ed tfese eaeerespaNsihe until they nave SET
f I'D fbair biz and 0raereG them Discontinued
Z 7is oo-1..fs have decided that refusing to take
t4ezzli ,ete from the QHiee, orramoging andieeY-
9sz54e,n aaealed for, IS pima f&eie evidence OF
5s5a7s stiOl@i iFaUa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
F or the Ladies
Gut Pan9r Patterns.

The Republic supplies It's lady1y
readers with cut paper patterns cot
all kinds for ladies, girls, boys anend
men. All Of seasonable garments.ts,
of latosts styles, at a cost Of
ONLY lOc EACH.
Elsewhere they eost from Is te to
80 cents,
Designs Of new garments arare
published every week in the Rete-
public with an order blank for thaho
patterns.
Thousands Of ladies in overyry
State have purchased these patternsn ms
during The past year and never q a
complaint.
They are iaralpablo and you canaan
save on these patterns alone evegyry
year many times the price of the he
paper,
Subsclbe at once for
TIE TWICE WEEK REPUBLIC.
SPECIAL cfFe8.
Good Only uns @arch 3at, ls9s,
Sone two new subscribers withith
two dollars and get one year tree .ee.
8ead tour new subscribers withitb
four dollars and receive the he
paper two years witbout.cost.
Do you Know u good thing when en-
ycu see ii? A wor tc the wiseise
sufficient.
Address oil orders
THE REPUBLIC.
ST. Louis, No No
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
SHaa3Y Advertiser.

New York $ most popular and
and original Sunday newspa
per The only Ic nowspapsr
in the United States. All the
nows and special features OF
surprising interest and toat
will appeal to every phase Of
human nature Ii is the equal
Of the high-prieed Sunday pa
pers in every respect, Snb
sclption price 50a a year, zoe
iof SIX months.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19
" = b. IcIInBNay !,
b. 3 Battle,
Associate JUstices4 S 2. Hughes,
NJ H handles.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Tames II. Berry 8entonvile.
e James *. Jones " ashington.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

- Advertising agents or STRANGERS who desire
09lsee an advertisement ia TINS paper must ac-
a058nv their orders with the CASH.
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:: DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OfElCERS.
= Secretary of state II. b Armigtead.
Auditor G. B. Mills.
Treasurer Ransom Gulley.
Attorney General y j. kinsWorthy.
State Land Commissioner j 4. Ritehie.
Supt Pub. Instruction JahiHs Jordee
ChIefJustice supreme Court ; X; CoekIllI.
Com. Agriculture w. G, Yinchenheller.
Nv E Hemingway,
Associate ''S''0es4 $ $ Z; hngnes, ga,a
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Ta.nes II. Berry 8entonville.
q James X. Jones " ashington
JUDICIAL.
fudge E. S. Mcdaniel
a Pros Attorney j n. Tilnon,
LEGISLATURE.
c1enator " Il. Morton
7zs5eLagisiatftre meets biannially, on second
''o''' ( COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nounty Judge j I. u N9rthington
S'-l. y Circuit ts LIE GitFk sR rdi3ber lasb5eT
1reesurer / /. Gcheaaoa.
Assessor d s. SilFiaaa.
surveyor : es fJttsest,
Coroner a16e N0Ae3 .
County Examiner = Z. huraey
Ts@Tax collecting closes April 70.
- Assessments of real estate pieunlaliy, am
personal property annually.
C0JtsIS.
gNiIeEitc0uTJ conveues : 81 Mondays in Feb. and
- Arg. IN Western District, &uo ara Mondays
in Feb and Aug. IL Eastern Di5Jrict
County ioart-let Mondays Ia Jan, April
July and Oct
Plobate Court Eastern D 3rd Monday sin ! an.
Aplii, July and 855. Western d 4th mooaays
Ia Jan. i pril, july and Gel.
TOWNSHIP.
justices Of the Peace 4. n. Webb
LODGES.
CnrHN FOREST booGn No 4o4, F. & A. #.
- 1Esets On Saturdays on OF beiere the fui1
moon Of each month. g. r. GmA. W n
". y EGrT. sec
CHURCH SERVICES.
HF i. CHaFeH sourH-serviees every second
N&S and fourth Sunday i O'Clock q ~ also
night. Prayar meeting Thursday light. Every
body Invited.
J. S. WHIT8oN, P. G..
AAo IL eacamoath cF, EpwAaps PASTOR ;
Union sunday School 81 20 a. m.
post scnce. Sunday hours, to9 a m. :,
@. NJ. Wallace P. M
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Subscription price of the
Morning and Sunday Adver.
tiser together is So SO a year,
! 80 for six months, and Soc
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

COTTON STATES AND INTERNATIONAL Ex
POSITION, NJ ATLANTA, ca.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-12-19

Is Ady8Ttisiqg Mediums
The ADFER6fRs hage no snperioTs:
Samples iree. Agents wasted everywhere
Address THE ADVER ISER,
80 Park Row, n Y.
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JUDICIAL. J
LEGISLATURE.

fudge e S. Mcdaniel.
a Pros Attorney j. N.Iilmon,
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n Advertiser.

Published every morning, 8
pages. The foremost 1c news
paper in the United States.
Ciean and fearless. Subscrp-
tion, price $500 q year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31
Total pal 1875 1861 234S 2c39 ~
RESULT OF THE ELECTION


The official vote published in this issue
shows that Geo. w. KOOntz was elected
Treasurer by a majority OF 1865.
C.P. wightman was elect d Sheriff,
by a majority Of 697.
J. c. Baker was elected Common
wealth's Attorney by majority Sc.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.
w. II. Snapp was elected Com. OF
Revenue of lee District by plurality
of 39S. w, II. Rice received 1893 votes
f. Calvert. of Ashby District, by a
majority of 1870.
w. A. Whlssen Of Madison, by ma
iority of AS.
F.E. Sibert, of Johnston by ma
iority Of 375.
w. L. Wisman, Of StOnewall, by a
plurality of II. Jas. p. Artz received
2j5 votes.
Mason Bly,, Of Davis by a plurality OF
$50. o. A. Sibert received l03, J. w.
Copp l24, and Abraham Baker 81.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31

md, of course, are not prepared to
expose the little Weaknesses that
Ire only known to oil r slden,s. 1t
may be that every section OF that
town has no odor worse than new
IDowu hay, and that with their
scientific knowledge, they protect
their citizens FROM all disease
germs. An old Roman poet in
describing . town which he did not
like, saii that even water. the
cheapest of all things, was sold IN
that town. Travellers who have
visited Stanton tell as that even
watef, the cheapest OF all things,
was denied to that portion OF the
CITY where the smallpox now pre-
walls, beesu,e The negroes were net
able to pay for 1t, sndbV many the
prevalence of the disease was at
tributed to this fact. How Is this,
brotheri Ii tue charge correclI
The Nescs has evidently been out
of humor With us for some reason
which we cannot explain. Oily a
few weeks ago, 1t had an editorial
article rliicullng the wisd' IN Of
our city fathers for their action III
requiring all trains to reduce their
speed 10 four miles per hour while
passing through tho corporation Of
Wo )dstock. 1t is true our corpora
ton limits are as far remove d from
the settled portion OF the town as
are those of the many boom towns
of two +, ears ago, but ii the city
councils If Woodstock aud lumber
Vile see proper to enforce regu'
lation for the protection of theiI
people which Larger towns anu
cities do not see pr,p~r 10 ent"T'e
what light has tho Ne'os llvI"g %
miles away to complaint We have
our own way OF doing things and
-
if the travelling public are put 10
inc Jnvenience bJ the laws for the
protection Of our people, they can
travel in some other direction. But
one thing We are sure of, and that
is that every one that travels
through the Shenandoah Valley
will know when s., be reaches the
G rporation limits OF Woodstock
or Tlmbervllle. " Tue innocent
pedestrians must be protected even
il the commerce OF the world be
stopped.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31
Crops in Europe and America.


Washington, Nay 2I.-rne crop
conditions of Edrope and changes
in the areas devoted to crops in
this country are reviewed in re-
port prepared at the Agricultural
Department. A general decrease
of the area devoted to wheat
throughout the entire wheatraiS-
ing region is reported, due both TO
low prices and the w;uter-kuling
of the crop. Tuere is material
Increase in the corn are IN tie
Southern States. The Disposition
~ reduce the cotton arer aud To
substitute corn is growing. A
general increase in fruit aud yege-
table raising is reported III the
South AMI expansion OF the potato
area IS promised throughout our
New England the Southern ~ |
Middle States aud all but the far
Western. Oats aud barley will
supplement corn In taking up the
decreased wheat area aud the hAx
area shows a slight Increase ID
Kentucky aud some " estrrn
States. Strawberries and peas are
receiving more attention in the
South, and raising OF sweet corr
and tomatoes Tor Gaming is dlmll ssh
ing Oh account OF reported lie.
preston IN the industry.
Foreign reports show tina
throughout Western Europe III,
season is backward and IN North
prn Europe. there has been It'll
moisture. C-rellS in Great Britain
are promising ard there is al tx
C Ilent prospect OF AN unusual frnl
8 JASON. Grasses are all bdckV ar
r, potts from Germany are III
favorable. n winter see dlngS hav
not advanced satisfactorily. Pas
tures have suffered from lack o
moist NE and clover is thin. Com
plants Of considerable dtmag4
come from SIxony and Prussia
Rye appears to he qlite yel'oH
and son elimes black Over
'arge area it will he replaced b
summer seed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31
Five Strong Points.

Bowling Greer, H., May 10
Secretary Culisle spoke to an
audience of two thousand people
in he opera here yesterday GU the
currency question. la the co Use
of bis remarks the Secretary made
this pointed statement;
There are five propositions which
absolutely cannot be avoided:
[. There is not a free-cOInage
country in the world today that ID
not on silver basis.
2. There is not a gold-s'andard
country III the world today that
dues no use silver money along
with gold.
3 Tnere Is not a silver stand 'rd
country ia tue world today that
Tres gold as money along with
silver
4 Tlere is not a silver stand d
country 10 the world today thai
has more than one third of the
circulation per capita that the
u uIted States has.
5. There ia not silver standard
country in the world today where
the labOriDg man receives fair pay
| for his DAYS work.
II the u nited States colld coil
all The silver in tue world avail
able for coinage, the 374 grains o.
pure silver contained in our dollar
would not be worth 10 this country
as much as the silver dollar, bu'
{ 10 silver dollar itself would bt
appreciated. The Mexican dollar
with 37T,17 grains OF silver, six
grains more than the America
dollar, is worth only about nifty
cents of our money. That would
be exactly the effect on our sllvel
] dollars If we coined for private
account free all the silver brought
to the minis.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Y Woodstock. Va, May %, 1895.
70 Perry ouarr use +. u. Newman,
comr il suit of J. b. CrO~ell Il Co VS.
Joseph h. Sib,rt.----- .-.----- COmpiis'
aud
+ Baker. trustee, Joseph Hanen, Mary
]. Hautn. s. p. Hanen and Jn0. Funk
Defts.
You are bersby notified that | have IKE 1
upon the 21Ch day OF June next, between
the hours of o'clock A. ~, and 8
o'clock, p NJ at my Office, to ascertain
and report
|. A statement of the value, actual and
annual of the zeal estate conveyed in the
deed of trust. executed by Hanen and
wife to E. Baker trus.
= A list of the liens with their respec-
tive priOrities. binding said real estate.
3. A statement of any other real estate,
upon which any of the liens upon above
named real estate are special liens.
4. A list OF any cJllsteral security held
for any of the liens upon said real estate.
) ANY other matter deemed pertinent
or that any party in interest may require
required to be taken by the decree OF
Shenandoah CircuIt Court rendered on
the llih day of April 1895, IN a SUIT in
chancery dependingin said court betwe,
Perry SnaIr use, &c, cOmplts. and r..
Baker, trustee, &c, defts. and II from
any cause the taking Of said accounts
and staten sDts should not be commenced,
OF having been commenced should not be
completed on that day. the taking of the
same will be adjourned from day to day.
or from place to place, until the same Q
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissl Dner
10 chancery Of the said court, at my office
in said county the day aud year first
aforesaid.
v. B. wUNnER, Comr. 10 Chy.
may 2I-4x. ". Il W. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31
A Doubl0 LynchinR.

Dsnvills, ILL.,, May 2S.-Joh n
Hall, Jr., and William Royce, the
tao young men of unsavOry repu'
tatiou who assaulted Miss Laura
Barnett and Miss Lillian Draper,
were hanged to The Gilbert
street bridge, the scene of their
crime, at $50 A. NJ. yesterday. Do
the way to the bridge from the jail
Q procession was formed, taking
the boys through Main street
Halls aud Royce both walked with
q arm step, With a rope around
their necks.
From midnight, when the crowd
Hrst made it's appearance at the
iail doors, until the victims were
reached, 1t was the determined,
desperate struggle OF a frenzie"
mod to mete summary justice. A
telegraph pole was used as a bat
tering ran aud at 2 o'clock sherlr
Thompson sent for Judge Book
walter, of the Circuit Court, who
addressed the crowd from the Jul
corridor. He cOunseled them to
peace and order, but his words
were not Needed. One OF tue mol
leaders replied:
"YeS, We know the jury will
CONVICT them and you will give
them severe sentence, hit Gov
Iernor Altgeld will pardon them
Tout. He recently pardoned three
brutes you sent up from champaign
county for twenty years and he viii
DardOn these men. Ii any Other
man than Altgeld was Governor
We would not lynch these men,"
The lynching followed 10 shor
order.
The mob was composed of
thousand people, mostly f4rmer
iron near the village of IudianoIa
where Miss Barnett lived. In tn
Hail, before beng taken out boil
10 )ys protested their innocence, al
though they had been identified
by Miss BArnetl'S companion yes
terdsv ut the jill. Miss Barnett
one Of the Victims, bowers between
life aud death.
Chicago, May &c Touching tn
, charge made by one Of the speaker
! ct the double j. ncbing at DanyilIe
I'M, that Governor Altgeld wOul'
pardon the guilty men, the Gov
ernsr said today:
"This is simply the result of IT
r publican villincation and part Q
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