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More closing Exercises.

Below we print the program of exer-
cises held at the East Hill primary,
Academy Park and Union Street schools
last Friday. These would have been
published Saturday, but press of mat
ter crowded them out:
UNION STREET acknowledgements, MISSES
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Firemen. Attention..

There will be meeting OF the fire de-
partment at the city hall. tomorrow
evening, at o'clock, for the purpose oi
making arrangements to send team to
the tournament at Vancouver, Sept. I'd,
Sd and 4th. By order of
JOHN BLAsER,
Chief Engineer,
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Buoklen.s Ar,nca salvs.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Snipes & Kin.
erely.
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Notice

to persons applying for money, that the
undersigned is now able to procure loans
in $500 lots to the amount of $4,000, if
accompanied by gilt edge security.
GEO. w. ROWLAND, Agent.
m27 113 Third St., The Dalles, Or.
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The Wasco Warehouse Go. have on
sale at their warehouse Seed Wheat,
Feed Wheat, Barley, Barley Chop, Oats
and Hay. Are sole agents in The Dalles
for the now celebrated Goldendale roller
mills -four, the best -four in the market
and sold only in ton lots or over. 0-tf
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PART FIRST.

EAST HILL PRIMARY = TEACHERS, MIssE
NAN COOPER AND LURA WEIGH.
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1nportant Notice.

Manager Birgfeld has received tele-
gram from Cascade Locks saying that it
is raining heavily there. On this ac-
count the excursion which was to go on
the Regulator tomorrow. is postponed
for two weeks. All tickets sold will con-
tinue good.
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THE DALLES
Real !: Estate
ExCHANGE


The above association is
prepared to take a list of all
and any kind of Real Estate
for sale or exchange, whereby
the seller will have the undi-
vided assistance of the follow
ing Real Estate Agents, or
ganized as an association for
the purpose of inducing i'm
migration to Wasco and Sher-
man Counties, and generally
stimulating the sale of prop
erty:
6. E. Bayard, 7. A. Hud-
son, j. G. Koontz & Co., j. M.
Huntington & Co., Dufur &
Hill, n. Whealdon, Gibbons &
Marden, Ct. w. Rowland.
Address any of the above
well known firms, or
]. M. Huntington, Sec.
THE DA1IEs, OREGON.
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The AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.
rs Milk ST., Boston, Mass

This company owns Letters Patent
No. 463, ,569, granted to Emile Berliner
November IL, 1891, for combined tele-
graph and telephone, and controls Let
ters Patent No. 474 ,231, granted to Tbos.
A. Edison May 8. 1892, for a speaking
telegraph, which Patents cover funda-
mental inventions and embrace all forms
fof microphone transmitters and of car
bon telephones JAMS
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One Jersey COW; one Jersey bull also
household furniture. Enquire of w. A.
Hunt. Lair Hill place on Mill creek. two
miles from town. m24-1w
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A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.

W, N, Lane Kills FRlhsT and son-Tho
Parties all Well Connsotsd-Tha MUIR
dSrsr Supporter of BrsOEinrIdgs'
VERSAILLES, KY, AuguIt 6,-Shortly
after 4 o'clock this afternoon W. N
Lane, a fence dealer OF Lexington, Kyp
shot and killed James Rodenbaugh
and MORALLY wounded II, O, ROden'
baugb, father Of James, at the Hotel
Woodiord,
Early this morning Lane arrived
from Lexington quite drunk and ap'
piled at the Hotel Woodiord, OF which
II, q. Rodenbaugh is the proprietor, for
u room In which to sleep oil his drunk
lie was given q good front room,
Shortly after 4 o'clock this afternoon,
W, n, Lane came down and began
abusing II. O. Rodsnbaugh, Just then
james RodenbRugh, a cripple, came in
with revolver in his hand aud ordered
Lane out.
Quicker than can be said, Lane drew
and fred, sending bail through the
young mans neck, cutting the jugular
vein, As James Rodonbaugh fell he
fired at Lane. His aim was unsteady,
and tho ball barely grazed Lanes left
breast, plowlng along tho Sido. More
furious than ever Lane rushed up 10
the old man and at close range sent o
bullet through his mouth into the base
OF HE brain, and still another into his
spine aS no fell by the dead body Of hia
young son. Lane was Immediately
Jailed, II. O. Rodenbaugh iS expected
10 die.
Newton Lane figured In several fight!
in Lexington last fall, as partisan Of
Colonel BreckinrIdGe.
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BLOODY EVIDENCE
Secured Against HolmuS and ouinlAn.
Startling DlIcoVSEiSS In the Holmes Cas-

Secured Against HolnipS and QuinlNn.
Startling DlSooVSrisS In the Holmes Gas.
tie.
CHICAGO, August 5.-Human blood
was found to-day In Holmes castle be-
spallered from one room to another.
Science aided Detectives Fitzpatrick
aud Norton whore other agencies had
failed, and uncovered more startling ev.
ldence against II. II. Holmes and Pat
Quinlan than has been found in tue cas-
tie,
There was found in the castle BY tho
detective aud a medical expert, trail Of
blood leading from the doorway Of the
dining room OF Mrs. Julia l. Connor to
tho sink in the same room; from there
into the dark chamber where ale and
Pearl formerly slept. aud from there to
the inside Of the door, opening into the
bath room, where tho secret trap door
was; on the base board OF that room
above the trap door aud down on 10 the
secret stair case, which led to the false
elevator shalt and thence into the base.
ment. The blood mas human. A clot
OF blood mixed with human hair was
found. Bloody clothing was also found.
In Pat Quinlan'S private living rooms
wore found two trunks OF tue theatrical
type. One was purchased from Mesks
in Denver On both trunks wero the
initials M. Il. W." These initials had
been painted over. The initials are
those OF Minnie II. Williams
Chief Badenoch has also secured in
addition to the above evidence, which
his detectives brought TO him tonight.
positive proof tina. Benjamin +. PiCtzel
was at Dwight as a patient when Emily
Cigrand was there as stenographer. He
went under tho name OF Robert l..
Phelps. Undor that name he mot
Emily CIgrand and woocd her. The
girl did not leave Dwight OF her own
free will. but was discharged for in.
ability to properly perform her duties.
As soon a. Gho left Dwight, Ghe came to
Chicago and entered the employ Of
Holmes. There she again met PIetEel
under the name OF Phelps.
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IT Is NOT A DREAM

Bat WIN De q KoRlty-Ths baldwin Lo.
comotlVs Works and Westinghouse ElsC-
tTic Combine Propose to Run TrainS
From New York to Pittsburgh In Three
HOurG-A Feasible scheme.
PITTsBrRdH, Pa, August 6.-W. D,
Updegraa, private secretary to George
Westinghouse, jr, in explaining to-
night the scope Of the alRllatlon Of in.
tereStS Of tue Westinghouse Electric
Company and the Baldwin Locomotive
Company, to introduce electric motive
power on the railroads Of the country,
said;
"Ihe combination is to develop the
possibilities ot the Tesla motor as ap'
piled to tho railway service. We in.
tend TO make 1t possible to ride from
New York to Pittsburgh in three hours
With the Tesla motor We are assured
power to draw q car at the rate ot l50
miles an hour or more. Tho only thing
pOw,is to get cars aud car wheels that
will stand the strain Of travelling at that
rate OF speed. The Baldwin people As.
Sure us that this can be done.
We now have tho system working at
our plant at East Pittsburgh. the only
trouble being to get car that will 70.
main on tho track. We believe that
with this nnion OF intsrssts We will be
able 10 perfect the electric railway Hys.
TEN, and can assure you that by the
year 1900, or possibly sooner, the line
will bs in operation between Pittsburgh
and New York. The present railway
tracks cannot be used. We want air
lines. The cars will be very light and
on the principle Of air ahipS, We can
run them on treStle work that woald
not bear the weight Of a Pullman coach.
We intend to crOss the mountains by
lifts.
ut is only Intended to use the lines
for passengers, mail and express trRinL
There will be no engines, each car being
provided with Its own motor. We have
also perfected block system which
makes 1t impossible for two trains to
run in the same block. As soon aS a
train gets on block on which there is
already train the power for the last
one entering is shut oil. Tho interests
OF the two corporations are not to be
combined for anything beyond the de-
vClopmeut OF the railway feature"
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LEACH ELEcrRoCUrED
He Died with Look of His Murdered
Wlfs's Hair In his Hand.

He Died with n Lock OF His Murdered
wlfs's Hair In his Hand.
sxa SING, n. Y, August 5.-Richard
Leach was oloctrocuted at 1l;l6 this
morning. Tho crimO for which Leach
diod was tho murder OF his wife last No.
yombOr in n flt Of jealousy.
Warden Sage went to Leach'S cell at
1l:l2 and told him that his timo had
como. Leach promptly responded: 81
nm glad Of 1t, warden, l am ready to
go"
chamber, no asked Warden Sage to
glvO him tho lock Of hair OF his dead
wiio which ho had among his effects
when no was brought to tho prison
some months agO. lie told tue warden
that hU wanted to die holding this lock
Of hair in his hand, The request was
granted.
Loach, leaning on tho arm Of Chaplain
" oil, entered tho execution chamber at
il:l6.50. lie was very weak and almost
Immediately tainted alter he sat down
in tho chair. Ho was In this condition
when tho fatal shock was turned on.
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- w.. ,,.,..E W.. r.ua.,
NE" t"AA' august " t'uS0A
reorganization committee oi tne Nor
folk and Western railroad have Issued
o,,cuIar IN tha Enpli1h uscu ritV boldsrR
''O4' - -. mi. o...,,. -
~ Wnlcu 'uey say A"' 4uo'''0H "
the reorganization Of the property on q
safe and permanent basis has been rs-
.oivino ,ha aarns.t nttantion of thu com.
S0'''"h 49, s"...-, -. III a.. ~
pany ana tue hego"asioha Win 'ue NO"
York and Amsterdam committees a.
we'll A with representatives Of other
Loo tor.,,r intsrast, iustifv III. bolisf
"'so 'NH- ' -
that plan Oh te-o'sau'1s'0n "a" pe
submitted for the approval OF security
holders. A soon ID the Affairs otthe com.
IL sr6;o;.r,,y ..t,lod condL.
P"u' "' ="
tion'
In this connection, the company
vish 10 call your attention to the fact
that thew haye been confronted BY the
unexpected difficulty Of a serious strike,
which mas. for the time being, stopped
work ON the majority Of the coal prop.
srtiss along the compAnV's liueG, Il Il
a weil knoHn fact tbat coal forms an
i'm nortant mart of the company's traffic
and the outcome Of this strike. inyoly.
inc as il doeS. the oueStion Of the rates
which the company will in future 70.
ceIye for the carrying OF coal, will there.
I fors have l an importSpt 6earipr on ths
aornino Csnacitv of the railroad,
The Strite has now lasted since NAV
:, bnt a rsnTeIsntStiys rom Tho United
state1 Gpoke hopeiully Of an early,
thongh VrSdual re'umntion of the work
bv the strIkerS Until, however, this
Sa, actually taken place aud there has
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rnn 1Arn cnAl.Lns puNLAp.

He Rose From brakeman to High Posi-.
uon-Ils Career in West Virginia.
CHICAGO, AuguIt5.-Charlos Dunlap,
general superintendent Of the Rock
Island road. who died as a result Of in
juries received in the accident on tho
"chutSs" last week, was native Of
Maryland, being born in 1874.
Charles Dunlap was born in Mary.
land, July 30, 1874. At tho ago Of six.
teen no enlisted In the West Virginia
cavalry on the first call for union
troops. lie steadlRstly refused any
higher promotion than tho rank Of ser.
geant.
Mr.. Dunlap saw brilliant service to
the end Of tho war, At its close he went
to work as passenger brakeman on tho
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. lie was yard
master at Wheeling, W. Va, subse.
auently trainmaItOr and superintendent.
Mr.. Dunlap left tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
In 1890 to become traiumaster for tho
Rock Island road. His promotion was
rapid and hO came to Chicago in July,
1890 as general superintendent OF tho
entire Rock Island system Of sOmO $500
miles OF road.
AIr. Dunlap leaves a daughter, He
also leaves three brothore, Of whom two
ara railroad officials and two aiOtorb at
MoundsyiIle, w. Va.
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LONDON, August 5,-Ths correspond
snt Of the Times at Shanghai says that
the missionaries killed at Ku Cheng
we're murdered by an organized band Of
eighty vsgstarians, The correspondent
nyI: "The ladies begged for their
lives, promising to yield their property
and valuabIsS, but the leader of the
band shouted out his orders to kill them
outright
A correct lie. oil the victims iS as fol-
lows:
Rev. MI. and Mrs. steWSrs
Miss Nellie saundorG
Miss Lena Irish.
All tho above burnt in the house.
Miss Ststtie Newcomb was speared
and thrown down precipice.
Miss Marshall had her throat cut.
Miss Gordon, Speared in the head.
Miss TopSy Saunders, speared in the
brain.
Master Herbert Stewart, skull trac.
lured and brain exposed.
Lena Stewart, died from shock.
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ANEMs pApEn THRUSH,

a Camblns OF Paper Mills Forming TO
Raise Prices Of Blank Paper.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 5.-D. L
Ward, the local agent for = number OF
out.ot.town paper mills, said to-day
that news paper trust was an assured
thing. The trust, he said, would have
a capital stock Of sS3,OOO,OOO, and is in.
tended to have monopoly OF the indus.
try. lie said that slightly increased
price Ia already demanded.
Newspaper has already advanced
from g 90 to 81 co." said he, "but this
is due to n scarcity OF water as the large
newspaper manufacturing mills are run
BY watcr power"
The ftty.four mills expected TO enter
tho combine have total capacity Of
100000 pounds oi news paper day.
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Nor Tiou0HT NEoEssAnY
To Order Naval yssSrIta Ku Chons, nj
Lenat not nj PreAenL

To Order q Naval vtSScIta Ku Chens, Mt
Least not Rt Present.
WAsnNdToNI August 5,-Ths stale
ment from United States Minister Den.
by and Consul General Jernlgan that
no Americans were injured in the at.
tack by the Chinele mob upon the mis-.
sions at Ku Cheng, relieves our navy
department from the necessity oI or
dering some OF the American naval
forces to tho scene Of tho trouble, al
though this incident will undoubtedly
form the subject OF another demand
upon the Chinese government for repR.
ration and indemnity for the outrage
upon the property rights Of the Amsri'
can missionaries.
Tho neIrest American naval vessel 10
the DetroiI, which arrived at Shanghai
Saturday, but she could not get within
hundreds OF miles OF ku Cheng, and
tho only manner in wklch her force
could operate would be by means Of
armed launches. This is a most peril
Gus method of campaigning under such
conditions as exist in interior China,
aud. while Acting Secretary McAdoo is
willing to give the order II requested 10
do 90 by the state department officials,
experienced naval officers feel that II
would be useless sacrifice OF the lives oI
Seamen aud they are glad 10 know that
tho state department does not regard
such move Us necessary Rt present.
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souru CAROLINA CASE

Again before Judge GOn--An Injunction
Asked for Again.
RICHMOND, Va, August 5.--Ths South
Carolina rsgi'tration case cumo IN to.
day before Judge GoG on a motion
from counsel for an injunction. Tho suit
iu that of Joseph II, Gowdy versus W.
Briggs Green. Gowdy liza colorCd resi-.
don't and Green 10 rOCiIlrator, although
thoso inctN are not recltod In tho bill.
The court il asked to onjoin Green
from turning over to tho managers Of
election the books Of registration aud
from performing any other duiiO, un.
dor tho rcgiAtrntion laws OF south Caro-
lima.
Tho complainant, Gowdy, alleges that
ho was unable to register, aud asks tho
court to declare him n ConStitutionnlly
qualified clcCtor In South Carolina, rc.
gardloS Of the registration system, 1t
Ia asserted by the plaintiff that tho IN.
junction now asked for presents some
now phases and Introduces now facts
not covered by tho decision In tho for.
NOR case. Tho casa was argued aud
Judge Col will render his decision to.
morrow,
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WHISKY TRUST CASE.
Argument Postponed Until Wednesday, a
the Complaints Request

Argument Postponed Until Wednesday ut
the Complaints Request
New YoRK. August 5.-Louis Mar
shul, representing the complaining
stockholders OF tho DistlIlng and Cattle
Feeding Company, appeared before
Judge o'Brien in the supreme court
chambers to-day, on tho Temporary in.
junction procured at the instance Of
Frederick W. Anness and George NJ.
Pynchou, restraining the reorganization
committee OF the company from bid
ding at tho judicial Of the property on
the 14th inst, pending the trial Of the
action. Nathan Blur appeared on be-
half, Of the reorganization committee.
Mr.. Marshall informed Judge o Brien
that Mr.. Samuel Untetmeyer, his part.
ner, who was to argue tho motion, was
out ot town and he would mako an et.
fort to have him back in time to argue
it either tomorrow Tuesday, or We'd.
neSday, and his request for an adjourn
ment until either Of those days was
granted.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Argutt5,-h bnnd
Of miISionNrlcS, comprising tho first
party Of tho African inland mission, will
leave for tho soudan nO1t week through
tho agency Of tho PHILADELPHIA mia.
RIonnty council. Tho party will b.
headed by Row J.. Cameron Scott, Il
younv woslUfnOr who hat pp9nL seven
" his tw8ntyoirhl yOGts In tho interior
Of Africa llO will bO accompanied by
hIa sHlor, Margaret, a medical mission
nry; Miss bertha NJ. Eckling lnslOr H.
sovctln, Row willis llOlchkIsa aud
lluW 4. W. KtlugOt
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WAsnrsaroN, August GA new Coun.
forfeit ten dollar national bank note on
tho First National Bank Of Detroit has
been discovered by tho SOcrOt service
bureau. Tho notes arS photographic
productions oi brown .hnckS, sOrIns Of
igsg check lOtlor &C." u. X. BtuCc, rog.
ister; Jamoa GiIGlan, treasurer, 1t was
printed on two places oi paper, pasted
together, botwOOn which rod SILK shreauS
afo plnCOi. ...., ,..
Tho numbering and seals have booh
colorod by brush. Tho priniOneoi tho
notes Ia no badly blurred that dlsctcphh'
clos Uulwcen tlcm and tho genuine Gun
not bOshown. tbs notes bear thO, largo
scnllopbd acal printed In dark rod, III
stead ui chocolate.
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HOLMES, OAsrLE.

Tho Police Abandon the soRrch and Turn
tho House over to Ils Owners.
CHICAGO, August J.-Tho search for
human bones in tho basement Of II. II.
Holmes castle was abandoned to-day.
A small force OF men was put to work
smoothing up tho basement floor, filling
up tho holes and repairing tho breaks
In tho masonry mnio by tho detectives
In their search for CLOVIS.
Tho house will shortly be vacated by
tho police and turned over to ita owners.
The work OF tho detectives will horo'
after DO confined TO a hunt for witnesses
who can directly connect Holmes with
aomo Of tho numerous murders with
which he Is charged.
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MvSlcn, August 5.-The NOuStoI'
Natchen says that the principal subject
Of discussion yesterday at AussCO, bo'
,wcon the Austrian Premier Count Col.
uchowski and Prince Hohbnlohc, tho
German chancellor, wore tho Bulgarian
aud Macedonia reports, both Of which
we're Of a rOassuring nature. It's added
that perfect agreement was arrived at
on all tho questions discussed.
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A FooLI.m oIltouLAn
Addressed to Pensioners by = FanatIcal
Free sliVsrits.

Addressed to Pensioners by . Fanatical
Free sllVerIts.
TOPEKA, KAs, August5.-Thia is pen.
sion day and checks for several hun.
dred thousand dollars are being paid
out this week by United States Com.
missioner Click. The following circular
was distributed among the old soldiers
OF Topeka and Shawnee county who
this morning visited the United States
pension Office to get their quarterly al'
lowance from the government:
"Comrades: Halt! You are entitled
to gold In payment Of your checks; de.
mInd II. Do not accept DEPRECATED
currency"
Tho pensioners arc paid by checks
which are cashed at Topeka banks, 1t
is claimed that the circular was pre-.
pared by n bi.meiRllist who wants to
show that thero is not enough gold In
tho banks to pay the pensioners alone,
aside from doing tho other business Of
tho country.
It has also been suggested that this
may be part OF the Sovereign boycott OF
national bank notes. II is not known
who distributed ths circular.
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a BoGUs BIslIop
sWlndlin= Catholic PrivS,s-A Claim tx.
pooled bT tho Police.


sWlndlin= Catholic PrIvS,s-A Claim TX.
podcd bI tho Police.
ASTORIA, ORE, August 5.-JoSeph
Winger Reports, representing him,ellaS
the bishop OF Honolulu, iS in Jail here.
charged with obtaining $50 from Father
Dlolmann, Catholic priest Of this city,
under talss protenses, lie arrived here
yesterday on a steamer from Portland
aud at once beaan operations, introduc-
ing himself to Father DielmRnu as the
Catholic bishop oi Honolulu.
This morning he managed 10 get the
money aud was turning his attention
to victimiztug other ministers hure
when he was arrested. He gave his
age as IS and declared that he il what
no represent, himself TO be. Reports
dresses in the garb Of a priest and looks
like one, but the police here claim to
have information from Chief Crowley
OF San franci'co and Chioi Mimic Of
Portland that he Is Il swindler.
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preach your doctrines In China you
must drive the Japanese back TO their
own country; then you will be allowed
to preach your Holy Gospel through
outthe country without hindsranco,"
"TheTe was also, We learn, n proclamR.
tIOn put out by the Yiceroy aitributing
the outbreak OF the riot to the presence
OF foreigners on the parade grounds
during the fruit throwing that accom-.
panies tho feast Of the iliIh day OF the
fltth moon, but aI q matter Of fact thOrs
was no Foreigners on tho parade grsund
the whole day."
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NAPOLEON. O., August b.-0wOn Della.
noy, an old citizen, In jail hOro for hay.
ing murdered his wlio at DCShlOr, Ohio,
4 wrOk ago, hanged himself In his cell
last night. llo was TO hayo had his
preliminary hearing to-day. Tho owl
dOnCo was overwhelmingly aphinBt him.
Sheriff Ponder visited tho prisoner
about II o'clock last night and hO was
then Bluoplng Hounlly On golng 70
the coll this morning tho Official found
him hanging BY o ILrnp.