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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
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Decision of the Supreme Court n.
Relation to the Guaranty Loan.

Decision of the Supreme Court In
Relation to the Guaranty Loan.
st. Paul, June 22.-Seven decisions
were handed down by Judge Canty, of
the supreme court, this afternoon, and
the most important Of the lot ia one
reversing the decision Of the lower
court In the case Of the First National
Bank Of Merrill. Wis.,, and the Nation
al New Haven Bank vs.. the North
western Guaranty Loan and w. D..
Washburn as an officer Of that COM
pany. The decision holds that officers
of corporation are liable for debts of
q corporation when lie ia. guilty of
either unfaithfulness or dishonesty,
and unfaithfulness is held to mean
neglect OF duty. Under that Mr.. WASH
burn would be held liable for the
amounts due those two banks.
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L China After American silver.
Washington, June 22.-Negotiations
have recently been reopcned by agents
of China in America with view to
securing from American capitalists
the amount Of silver requisite to puy
the Chinese war indemnity Of 2OO,OOO,.
600 taels to japan,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
JAG Law IN WISCONSIN.

A First Application 10 Made-Coun.
ties Comtait to u jag Cure.
Whitehall, Wis, June :22.-F. W.
Bohn of Arcadia, this county, was
brought before County Judge iOdell
here to-day and sent to the Kelley
cure institute at Waukcsha, under the.
provisions of chapter 2O3 OF the recent
session laws of this state for the cure
of drunkenness ut the expense OF the
county. This is the first case of the
kind under the new law. The law pro-
vides that in cnse where the person or
his relatives are unable to pay the ex-
penses. on application, the county
judge may commit the person to some
institute in the state for the cure Of
drunkenness, to be named by the
court, for term not to exceed four
weeks, and ut the expense OF not more
than $3.50, to he pnid by the county.
The person may ut any time thcreuft-
er repay the amount into the county
treasury. No person can he committed
more than once.
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Business Improves.

New York, Special.-R. q. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says: 1t
is no longer a question whether bust.
ness improves. Not for long time
have our reports from gil parts Of the
country been 10 uniformly favorable.
The daily average Of hank clearings
IN June ia 2l.S per cent larger than
last year, though 11.O4 per cent less
than in 1872. The most potent In
tiuence has been the receipt Of more
favorable advtces regarding growing
crops. Labor troubles are getting out
Of the way. wages In many establish
ments are rising. and. with the iron In
ltistry just now leading, there is gen=
eral Improvement ip manufactures
Monetary condition also helps,
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TREAsURER,s BOOKS BURNED.

One Way of Evadlnx an InyestiRa.
ti0n of Irregularities.
Denver, June PA committee re-.
Gently appointed to investigate the
books Of the town Of Highlands, Den
ver's largest suburb, has reported to
the city council that certain books
were burned by ex-City Treasurer
Wygant, now county treasurer. so that
they might not be examined by the
committee. Various Irregularities Of a
sensational nature are said to have
been discovered. The city attorney
was directed to institute criminal pro.
ceedings against all parties involved.
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English Lutherans in session,
Duluth, Minn., June 22-The Eng.
lish Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
the Northwest. which includes the ter.
ritory from the lakes TO the Pacific
coast, 10 In session here this week,
This morning the following officers
were elected: President, Rev. A. w,
Frick. Milwaukee,; Secreary, Rev. A.
Stcrnllle, Red Wing, Mimi; Treasur-
er, G. A. Smith, Minneapolis. The an
nual reports Of the president and
treasurer were read, and show the
synod to be growing In strength and
influence. Rev. III. r. Gebhard Of
Fargo. ltev. =. w. Kuhns OF Duluth.
and Rev. w. ii. Tuber of st. Paul
were admitted to the synod, as was
also the congregation of st. Johns at
Minneapolis, and st. Paul's, ut He'd
Wing.
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Of secretary Of state to succeed Walter
Q. Gresham, deceased, is about sixty
years Of age. He was born in Oxford,
Mass, and was graduated from Brown
studied at the Harvard law school,
and has long been known as leading
lawyer In Massachusetts. His home
is In Boston, but he has summer res
idence not far from Gray Gables, and
IL therefore a sort Of summer neigh
l',r OF President Cleveland. Before he
became attorney general Mr.. Olney
perststcntly declined public office, al
though lie served one term In the low.
er house Of the Massachusetts, legis.
lature.
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me sss1s d 81 Y; =; " Y ~: 31s
, !, 4. ~ tlSafi ~ 81 gS
= \ ssnisa g. 4. u! I. J {
y. s. -. a. L - 49, ~
union u compel t1ss y RI Il =
Established church stos d siSs ~ II ~ N n;
sition With respect = H. ~ - = Il
the legality Of the nsalitt6 & q SllsS
Hofced persons. Ths ts1ns VI ! ist /;
publicly 1t . recent fasAlo1 i'll ! nlarss
nage' ceremony In 81: Nafks church.
North AudIey street, Londoa when .
clergyman, Rev. william BlHck, roee 4
among the congregation aud formally
objected to the proceedings on thoa
ground that the bridegroom had bssn
divorced from his first wife. The "a "
ciattng clergyman nevertheless contin.
ued the ceremony, relying upon th0
authority Of special license granted
by Dr. Tristram, the chancellor Of tia
diocese OF London. Such an unwonte1
Interruption OF wedding naturally,
attracted much public attention and
was followed by 30 copious and heated
discussion an the newspapers that
Or. Tristram thought 1t necessary to
make formal explanation Of his con-
nection with the affair from the bench
Of the consistory court. In the course
Of Q long and learned opinion he de- -s
c1ared In effect that In his Judgment
he had no recourse but to issue the
ss>,ssss's
upon oath that there was no legal im-;
pediment, and that the license, when
once issued by him as chancellor, was;
not subject to the authority OF the,
bishop, who, in appointing him, had
Invested him with full jurlsdiction. ID
appears therefore that In this case the.
creature is greater than the creaters
DIR. Tristram holds, moreover, that q.
person objecting openly In church to.
the performance of marriage cers-
mony authorized by license is guilty
Of ''brawling." What the church unfont
will do next remains to he seen.-NeW
York Evening Post.
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Cola Miner. ,r,.s...s

Deming, N. NJ, June 22.-Eight gold
miners on the Vaqui river In the State
of Sonora, Mexico, were murdered by
Indians about two weeks ago. News
Of the killing has just reached here.
The names Of the men In the party are
not known. The miners had been very
successful In obtaining gold, and the
killing was probably done for the pur.
pose of robbery.
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Running Nisht. Al Duluth.

Duluth, Mimi. June 22.-Three Of
the big saw mills are running day and
night, and nearly all the rest are at
work twenlve and half hours each
day. Next week the Merrill & Ring
mill begins all-night runs for the rest
of the season. This alone will employ
200 additional men. All the dry ium-
Der In stock having been sold and
shipped, shipments now are q trtHe
light, but will aggregate 35,OOOOOO feet
for the month.
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Jailed for Cattle R...ra...

Sioux Falls. .. D.. apecial.-The In
dlcations ara goosi for the breaking up
Of what appears to be IN organized
gang Of cattle rustlers In the western
part of the state. Large numbers OF
range cattle have been stolen notwitl-
standing the effects of stock inspect
ors hired by the cattlemen to prevent
rustling. Some time ago three men
Rained Harraman. Spytle and McNab
were arrested and Jailed. Now Bob
Moore. q well known character In tho
Hills country. has been arrested.
charged with being ip league with the
above trio In the rnstling business.
He has heen taken to Deadwood to
await a hearing which will be held
within a few days. Since the incar
ceration of these men there has been
hardly any stock stolen. and some
which had been missing has returned.
1t liz thought, however, that there are
still others OF the gang Mt large. and
determined effort ia being made to
npprellend them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

a Wad Tor Four States.
Washington, June 22.-Secretary II
Smith today certified to the secretary
Of the treasury that the States Of Min
nesota, North and South Dakota and
Wisconsin were entitled to $4,000
each appropriated each year under an
act of 1890. In aid of agricultural COL
leges. The money will be turned over
to the states shortly after July 1,when
1t becomes available.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Gen. McAlpin Robbed.

Cleveland, Ohio. June aa-When
Gen. McAlpin Of New York arose this
morning he discovered that he had
been robbed Of fine gold watch and
chain, valued at $500. The loss was
o most serious one to the General, "a
he has cherished the timeplece many
years. Its loss is much more than 4
monetary one to him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

The cook should cspmine carefully
the label Of the baking powder and
see TINT she is not imposed upon. II
the grocer sends anything but the
Royal, send 1t back, as one cook did
Ave times until she got the Royal.
The only safe way is for the cook to
have the finest things to work with,
and tho Royal Is not only the finest
but the most economical to use bc.
cause 1t goes much further.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Gambler. VIII Fi.h..

Butte, Mont, Sl,ecial.--Thc proprie-
tors of the gambling houses through
out Montana will fight the anti.gam-
bling laws which 60 into effect July I.
The Atlas gambling house In Helena
once be taken before the supreme
court. which, 1t is said, has consented
to hear the arguments without delay.
Ex-senator Sanders has been engaged
BY the gamblers to conduct the con-
test 's'
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Scotch.Irisk.

Lexington, Va. June 22.-The sev
entll annual session Of the Scotch
Irish society Of America convened In
congress here today In the chapel of
the University of Washington and
Lee. The congress was called to order
at IL O'clock by Mr.. Robert Bonner,
its president, Of New York.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
haunted an Ensli.hm.n.

Nx2fr1eW IN 1SmBt1BmuMm.
st. Paul, June pa wedding OF
more than usual interest and beauty
WAS celebrated today In the quaint
stone church OF st. Marks. when the
eldest daughter of an American house
wa; given In marriage to the eldest
son OF an old English family. The
bride, who passed to the altar along
the aisle where nodding roses breath
ed a fragrant greeting, was Miss Mary
Oliphant Wilson. daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth X. Wilson and of the late
Eugene NJ. Wilson; the bridegroom
was Henry Fitzherbert, captain Of the
Royal Berkshire regiment In her
majesty's service.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

The Royal Baking Powder. as ev
cry cook knows, Is always to be relied
upon. 1t is one Of the ereatest aids
she hns. She is always able with the
least trouble to make the very finest
biscuits, cakes. mullins, and crusts.
Many cooks reputation las been
made by the delicious things she has
been able to make with 1t.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
weAnesday, Jlne 1s.

Hon, n, q. Btosdock, ex-warden Of
the state prison, died at Rothsay Of
strangulated hernia.
Mrs. Murntk and her mother were
thrown from Q carriage at Tower and
severely injured In Q runaway.
E Alonso Potter. formerly. Of the arm
Of Potter d Hilton Of Fergus Falls, 10
dead from cancer.
The superintendent Of schools mud
die at Saltwater 10 In % bad shape
40 ever. w. J. Pringle Of Aurora, H.,
the second superintendent elected.
having declined. at the next meeting
another man will be elected.
The six day race at Austin closed ut
midnight Saturday night. Final score:
Jones. l7S miles; Smith. 1T miles u
laps;y Raplo. 165 miles; Pierce, $50
miles; Bnchanan, 40 miles. One hum
dred and seyenty-dve miles was the
minimum limit 10 win. < 49,
IL slsvator near the 6spot at Dodge
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
AAlai q Law Doctor.

Chicago, special.-The commence
ment exercises of the Northwestern
university held at the auditorium last
night. President Rogers announced
that the honorary degree of doctor Of
laws was conferred upon A. p. Steven
son. Vice president Of the United
States. There was storm Of applause
from the A.OOO people pseseOt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
A CAT Up A TREE.

Gallant Policemen SenA To Its Ue1Sii
cue and the Relief sf the Laaias
A singular request was made W
Chief Of Police Willard yesterday. ~ ~
A woman who lives In the neighborf
hood Of 100 Hamilton street called uiS
police headquarters, and this IL thaa
conversation that followed:
''iIello! Is this police headquays
ters?" .ssl
"Yes."
"Is Chief Willard iny' :ss'a
"Yes l am the chief" s
"Well. chief, have you got q police,
man who can climb trce?"
"Wh-what? A policeman who can
climb a tree? For what purpose?'s !
asked the chief, greatly surprised al
the unusual request.
There is cat up In a tree opposite
16O Hamilton street, and 1t has been
up there for four days. All the women
ana girls are In Mysteries over II, and
wish something could be done about
1t. thought that you could send d
policeman up to climb the tree and
bring the poor eat down.
II am afraid our policemen are NOT
very good at the art of climbing, but
l will see what can do"
Can't you get fire department.
laddery"
I'VE will attend to that an right"
Capt. Davidson sent couple Of hla
men to the tree where the cat waa
roosting. Thomas was rescued, how.
ever, and the hearts of ali the neigh.
borhood beat regularly again.-AlbanN
Argus.
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THE BIG FIGHT.
Contract Calling for sls.ooo Worth
NJ Il Ia La L.

Contract Calling for 4ls,OOO Worth
Of Lumber Ii Let.
DallAs, Tex, June 22-D. A. Stewart
has let contract calling for $4,000
worth of dressed lumber, which IL to
be used In the construction of the big
amphitleater to Ike put up for the
Corbett- -Fitzsimmons fight next Octo-
her, Dan Smith Of New York has been
appointed press agent of the syndicate
behind the contest. Such is the faith
in the ability of Stewart and his COLI
ferees to bring off the big battle that
q fund Of $5O,O0O llas been subscribed
and put in the bank to the credit Of
the construction and promotion de.
partments Of the enterprise.
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Des Moines. Specialize Des
Moines saloons reopened to-day. Judge
feet Of his decree pending the action
of the supreme court, which postponed
consideration until next Wednesday
when full bench will BE- pressnt.
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brooklyn. special.-Willlanl A.
Maber. nllas "Shadow," the pugilist.
who IL billed to fight young Corlett
at the Seaside Athletic club tonight.
became involved In an alteration ut
Coney Island early to-day with Chris
topher Gernio. and Italian watchman.
Gernio stabbed Maber In the left
breast with an ice pick. inflictinR u
painful. but not dangerous wound
His wound was dressed. after which
he was locked up on charge OF In
toxication, while 0ernio was held on
charge Of assault.
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Saturday, J.ne rs.

A barn belonging to ]. w. Williams,
Of Marshall was struck by lightning.
Loss 81 ,OOO; no Insurance. -
At tie meeting of the trustees of
Carleton College at Northheld the cid
officers and the trustees whose term
Of Office expired we're reelected.
: Judson Dore was drowned In the st.
Croix near the Atwood mill at Still
water. He was plr ying on legs and
fell in. -1.
B. b. Jackson Of Bayfield,, Wis, hns
been elected and accepted the posi-
tion OF principal :of the Winona high
school.
The suit Of John Isabel VS.. City Of
Rochester for $1,000 damages for per-
sonnl injuries sustained by falling into
Q trench dug under the sidewalk, was
won by the city.
The frnme building on east Broad
way. Rochester. used as restaurant
by John Martin, caught fire upstairs
near the chimney. The loss Is not es-
timated yet and Is chiefly caused by
water. Fully insured.
A Henning special says: The worst
storm ever known In this section raged
through the townships of Folden, Ef-
nngton, and ParkesB Prairie yesterday
afternoon and covered the ground
with all to the depth of four and i've
feet. It cut q swath Of about three
miles wide through the best fnrming
section In this part Of Otter Tail coun-
ty, totally deMoralizing oil crops and
In some cases killing and ,injuring
live stock. This morning the hail was
still two feet deep ON the level In the
path Of the storm. The country re-
sembles midwinter. 81.
The graduates from shattuck school
OF Farihault are ~ follows: silas H.
Bates, Spring Valley; Charles H.
Blackwell, Minneapolis: Samuel W.
Dittruhoper, st. Paul; Edward 8. Dob
bin, Faribault: James @. Fulton, White
Bear; Charles X. Gibbons. Kenrney,
Neb.; Robert d. Goodwin, Chicago, ILL.,; {;
James b. Hinck, W0OnsOcket, 8. D.;
James n. Hutsen, st. Paul; Ralph o..
Miracle, Webster City, Iowa; Clifford
L. Miles, AnamOsa; Charles III. Palmer
EAribault; Edwin II. Parmalec, Min
neapolis: George G. Pitcher, Albion,
III: Richard =. Robinson, West Union
Iowa; Arthur J.. Rule. Mason City;
Clement I. Ghelmeld, Los Angeles. Cal. /:
Ludwig @. Thurston, Cocato; Fred
whitman, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

For thirty years the Royal has been
the standard for purity and strength
In baking powders, and has been
placed at the head of every board of
official examiners, whether state or
National.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28
Ho~k PolMn.

/ Montgomery. Ainn., epecial.-Mrs.
Aary Borak sulcided at her home at
New Prague yesterday. by taking
poison while insane from III health.
She was sixty years old and leaves q
family Of grown children.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

Galesville, Wis.,, June 29.-The Black
FLYER has reached the high water
mark. A log jam near this city blocks
the stream for ten miles, and mead
ows are buried in the ID
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DroppeA Dead On the stawe

West Superior, Wis, Specialized
Thatcher. and old-time comedian.
dropped dead on the Gem theater
stage last night while doing sketch
with his wife, Eva Thatcher. His
bone is Denison. Ohio, aud his age
WAS forty.two.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

Philip Goodwin, Q colored murderer,
was hanged to.day in the jail yard at
people. He made NO confession and
sesmsd badly ftishtsesd.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28

a Sbeves o. 1aDd4y.
st. Louis, Special.-The boss BARRIERS
will comply with the new state law
which eoes into effect Igne q. and
which prohibits barber shops from
keeping open on Sunday.
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Z schoaeli Al salt I.ake.

Salt Lake, Utah. special.-Gen.
gchodeld arrived here this morning on
his tour Of inspection. He inspected
the Sixteenth regiment at Fort Doug.
lass and then left for the West.
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During the heavy rain last evenine
Q cloudburst at Ames, ILL.,, did great
damage to crops and property.
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leo Conpany Asssgns.
Chicago, June 22.-The Consumer
Pure Ice company assigned to-day,
with liabilities Of $3.50. 700.
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stesnship Ball.

ct. Paul. Special.-A ball was given
4t the Metropolitan opera house last
night to raise money with which to
purchase Q suitable present for the
new steamer st. Paul. The event was
z success in every particular.
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Seattle, June 22.-A fire this morn
Ing ut o'clock destroyed 500, 600
worth of property Of the Consolidated
Street Railway company.
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IT, q
Rich gold fields have been found on
Boggy creek, Ok.
II Is said that New York's former
police board wasted thousands! OF dol
lars. a.. Z Il
Senator Woicott has purchased the
Douglass and Brown group Of mines In
Nevada for 5000. 900.
The condition Of the national banks
OF the country II shown to be excel
lent.
The training ship Monongahela left
Annapolis tor cruise with the naval
cadets.
/ The Bank OF OcostA, Wash, has sus-
pended payments end receiver has
been appointed.
Senator Brice has announced his In
tentions Of becoming q candidate for
reelection for the United States sen
{ ate. !.
"A jury at Perry, Ok, found the pre-
siding judge guilty Of drunkenness, IN:
stead Of the defendant, and assessed
costs ON the court.
Rev, j. A. Van Dorm Of Beloit, Wis,
has sseured q divorce from his wife,
4 former saIvationist. on the grounds
Of desertion.
j. q. scace Of IAporte, Ind, deaier
IN millinery and notions, has made q
voluntary assignment. Assets, 5000;
liabilities. $4,000. .
Z Twelve hundred Christian Endeayor-
ties in session at Fort Worth, Tex, ne.
solved to never cease fighting the sale
of liquor.
Florida will not have q railroad COM
( ing been defeated by O decisive vote
in the legislature. x
7 Southwestern winter-wheat mfllers
met In convention at Kansas City, Mo-,
adopted reports and discussed the pres.
ent crop outlook. .st
Thrc. years ago Mexican lines or
gnnlzed an alright pool on tonnage to
and from the United States. 1t has
tust gone to pisces, with the usual re-
suit Of Q rate war Of large proportions.
AT Newport, the Pennsylvania road
will build the finest bfidgs across the
[ Ohio. Its. channel span will be 80
feet. Preliminary work on the bridge
10 being done by Q force Of 200 men.
Electricity was turned ON In the new
Baltimore 4 Ohio tunnel 1T Baltimore.
the tunnel will bei made ~ light af
day from the same source.
George Young Tweed, o SON Of the
notorious "Bossn has been missing
from the place where he lived, ut $50
West Eorty-fourth Atreet, New. York,
fos eaeyen days.
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a strike On,

1tFlke ONs
Plttsburg. June "a "A strike Of thu
furnace men at the Clinton Rollins.
Mills IL on.
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Little Rock, Ark, June pa shoot
ing ARRAY at Portland, Ark, resulted
In the fatal wOunding of one Of the
parties aud the lynching Of the other.
Rev. Frank King, colored, BECAME in-
fatuated with Deacon Toney's wife.
and trouble arose between them.
AHlaNA tlseee". .sA~A- tl.n. .etaeot tho nll
preacher leveled o pistol ut Ills man
and shot him In the abdomen. He
was locked up and after. dark mob
Of infuriated negroes repaired to the
lookup. took King to tree aud there
lynched him.