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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-28

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No > Kansas City, ST. Louis
and Chicago limited daily
No . Colorado Springs, Den
yer andpacific coast daily
No 4 Kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago night express
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No2AccOmmodation daily
except Sunday..........-
GOING SOUTH SSD WEST
No l Fort Worth, Dallas.
Houston and Galveston
express, daiiy...-....,,
No ] Oklahoma. Fit Wort b
New Orleans and Pacific
coast, daiiy.............
No 3 Oklahoma, Fit Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, dailv............
No s Fort Worth. Houston
Galveston and san Anto-
MO express, daily.
No 81 A Accommodation, eX-
cent SundaV-........
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-28

Flows bon-bonS. chocolates. creams
and ether fayoriJe novelties IN candies
fresh and absolutely pure-at Wallo2e's
Avenue Drug Store, corner Topeka.
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NOTICE..

Topeka. Kansas May :. 1896,
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TkAISS

Time Table Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway
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China and japan Wars
Allorfrnenf Of nonmonsern ond eaa'!ys
fnoll e;lt iiamel looking gHses cooper tea
and Fin keiiks Of all fzes nails rom I'd:
q aad Der ,hscak ihsped outfits and fotted
RUGS per the bale or Piece teas rum
fussS; indigo; s;n in eaes, mould candiss per
thsbos ;thuff, long ond mort hs'rbrooms,sc
AIe; a 1eS etoos ssS"~oerad a-0;Pt0H'
/o1tfns
Ne~-York, 6st
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Trains deslsl mated ~ oCal or mixed do not
Sunday,
FoI uli Information call at city ticket Office. ia 1
Main street.
Doloi ccrLer Second and Wichita streets.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,.

rlio slxty.first Commencement u Rcd
Latter Occasion IN tho History Of tho In-
btituton.
Tho slxty.First commencement Of
Marietta college has passed. into history
as n Of tho most successful aud OH.
thusia,tic In tho history OF this old and
honored institution.
On Sabbath morning, June 10. Preai-
dent John w. Simpson delivered tho
baccalaurcato In tho old two.hornod
church, familiar TO erory student OF
Marietta college. On Sabbath evening
tho Congregational church was again
crowded to boar Rev. DR.. Fishburn. pas.
tor oil tho Second Presbyterian church
Of Columbus, who delivered to tho
Christian associations Il most Interest,"
Ing mud beautiful address on tho
"Wotld Growing Better"
Tho fold day exercises, on Monday,
worO up to, II not above, tho average.
Tho class day exercises, held upon tho
campus Tuesday from 10 to IL, were
above those OF former years, because
participated in by tho entire class.
Tuesday aftornoon Mt 2:30 o'clock Rev.
John Leroy Taylor. OF Wyoming. Ohio,
delivered a very practical addrcqs 10 tho
graduating classes OF thOtwo academies.
On Tuesday evening at 1880. in tho Con.
cregational church. Row. II. +. McCIel.
land, D. d., OF pit.sburgh. delivered to
the Phi Beta Kappa society onc Of the
most thoughtful and practical addresses
OF tho whole 1orics. His theme. 'The
Scholar cs tho Counselor in the Fedora.
ton OF Man." was handled 10 a way de.
cidedly original, strong aud humorous
The annual alumni meeting on We'd.
neadny was largely attended, and the
alumni banquet was ono OF the finest
over enjoyed in this institution. where
alumni banquots occupy O prominent
place in the festivities Of commence
ment week. In tho afternoon at .
o'clock an art reception was held at tho
women's college. which was followed by
q musicale at s. Tho class day exercises
in that department OF the college took
place at 4:30.
On Wednesday night President and
Mrs. Simpson gavo Il reception in An
drews Hall which was attended by q
vast throng OF the citizens OF tho city,
OF yiaitors and people from the sur
rounding country.
The Sintv..irst annual commence
ment took place at 10 o'clock Thursday
in Marie.ta's new auditorium, one OF the
finest in the state Of Ohio. The vast
hall was thronred with tho friends OF
the college. gathered to participate in
in the graduating exercises. which for
the first time In tho history OF tho insti.
tuition would include women, and to
hear the Grafton Of Bishop Samuel Fall
lows. D. D., IL D., OF Chicago.
All the exercises were attended by
large audiences ard all unite in pro-
nounciuc ii the great ment
OF Marietta.
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THERE ia more Catarrh In this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last iow
years was supposed to DO incurablc.
For II great many years doctors pro.
nounCcd it a local disease, md pro.
Pcribod local remedies. and by constant.
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurablc. Science has
proven Catnrrh to DO n constitutional
disonso md therefore requires constitu.
tionGl treatment. Hairs Ca,arrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J.. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, Ohio. is tho only constitutions.
curo on tho market. l, ia taken in,cr.
nally in doses from ton drops to n tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
They offer 500 for any case 1t fails to
euro. Send for circulars and tcstimon-
ialG. Address.
7. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
B4J"Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
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Tho Spanish minister in Washington
should beware the awful fate Of Mr..
Thurston, crstwhile Hawaiian minister
to this country. Mr.. Thurston yishcd
to reach public opinion in this country
and sought to accomplish his ond
through the press. This Is what caused
him to be dislikcd by tho administra-
ton to such IN cxtOnt that he is no
longer his country's representa- two in
Washington. For prudential reasons
he sailed away ono ine day. Spanish
Minister DO Lomo wants to roach pub.
lie opinion in this country for tho Pur-
poso OF demonstrating it, and no Ia talk.
ing through tho pro1s and his aombrero.
This friendly reminder is to warn tho
accomplished don that II ho dosires to
remain hero long enough to grow up
with tho country, 40 to say. no would do
well TO absorb what he eau from the
newspapers and contribute to their col.
umns nothing in the way Of nowa and
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The Kentucky Fight.

In the diminishing the sound money
Democrats OF Kentucky seem to bo
ahead. The administration has left no
stone un,urned to bring about tho de-
feat OF tho free silver men, and aimee it
is on the right eide OF a vital question
i. deserves to succeed.
It's jus: possible that the convention
may have an odd outcome in the nom.
ina,ion OF n FREQ silver man on n sound
money platform. At this distance the
free silver candidateseems tobe stronger
than the cause. he represents.
The country is watching tho Demo.
c.ats OF Kentucky with unusual in.
teresL The anxiety Of the administra.
ton is easily imagined. for tho admin.
istra,ion has thrown its full force into
tho fight.
Failure would be bad for the Demo.
cratic party tho country over, for it
would encourage tho free coinage mon
to push their demands in the national
convention and would be likely to make
sure the probable spill. in the party.
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THE "CVIME" OF 1873,
Something About the Discovery Made By
the Free Coipngs Meu.

Something About the Discovery Made By
the Froe Coinngs Men.
", l. Mitchell in Chieogo Tribune.
Since the great crime OF %de'nonetiza.
ton in 1873, as these lG TO l free coin
age" men call it, how has the value OF
property been affected?
Answer-In 1860 the value OF all
property in the United States was about
sixteen thousand millions.
In lSI0-rhirty thousand millions.
In lSS0-Forty.three thousand mill.
ions.
In lS9O-Ninety.iour Thousand mill.
ions.
So values have increased about three
debt decreased in tho same time ono.
hall. Interest on public debt reduced
in the last ten years one.half. Five
millions OF depositors in saving banks
liavo about two thousand millions OF
deposits.
Since 1890, 10000 miles OF railroads
have been built, costing $1,000, 000. 900.
Thousands OF millions have been in
vested in manufacturers, etc. etc.
Wages since 1878 have increased and
are higher than ever before, and tho
whole country is now fast getting over
tho effects OF tho panic and getting back
10 the prosperous condition OF 1880 and
up to 1890. The l6 to l free coinage icl.
lows who now d%enOunce the crime OF
decentralization In 1878 in tho United
States, after all tho nations had already
dcmonctized silver. aud now denounce
the crime in 1895, twenty-five years
after, arc like tho fellow ,uectin: Il Jew
one day in the country, struck the Jew
and knocked hin into tho ditch. Tho
Jew got up aud in great wrath asked
tho man what he did shat for. Tho
man rep!i,d, You Jews killed Christ"
YES" said the jew. "bu. that was 1900
years ago." "Well," said tue man, II
Just heard OF it to-day"
These l6 to ! "froe coinage" follows
have just heard OF tho great crime OF
characterization in 1879 aud aro In terri.
bic rage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

lmAvE two littlo grand children who
aro tcotl.ing this hot summer weather
and Hro troubled with bowel complaint.
! gnvo thom Chambcrlaiu's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhooa Rcmcdy and it acts
like q charm. earnestly recommend
1t for children with bowel troubles. |
was myself taken with Il screre attack
Of bloody ilux, with cramps and pains
in my stomach, ono-third Of n bottle OF
this remedy cured mo. Within twenty.
four hours | was ont Of bod and doing
my housowork. Mrs. ". L. Dunavnn,
Bon-aaua. Hickman county, Tom. For
sale by CAas. II. Goethe. VIII W. Irwin,
John Kari, Wm.E 4. Williams, q. Monko.
mullor, VIM. II. Hague. II. G. Stewart,
a. Il. SchcnIc, j. Coleman. G. Schnopi,
VIM. Monkomellcr, Wheeling, ". Va;
bowie & Co.. Bridgeport; b. +. Peabody
g. Sou, DunTooJ, :.
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rELXFHOSE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms sc3.. Counting Room scc.
acknowledgement
WHEELING. JuSE 80. 1898.
rr,irr 10 Abollsh Individuality.

Trying to ABOLISH
NPresideas Angel, OF tho University
OF Michigan, in his addrcsa to the grad.
uating class, spoke OF tho tendency OF
the time to look TO government to do
everything for everybody, a tendency
which overlooks tho value Of individu.
atty and leads to a slackening OF that
personal effort which enabled our fore
fathers to conquer nature and build up
sgreat country.
There are some things that govern.
ment can do aud should do because 1t
can do them better and with more
certainty than they a be done by in
dividual effort, government in such
cases representing q wise association OF
individual effort for good public ends.
President Angel is right, however,
when he says that thoro ia too much
disposition 10 lean too much on govern.
mens and to demand that it do what in.
dividuals can. do better for themselves.
There are all sorts OF associations OF all
sorts Of people constantly pressing gov
erpnent, national, state and city, to 70
outside OF its province and try to accom-.
plish for individuals that which they
could do better for themselves il they
were to try and that which is beyond
accomplishing by human might.
So the enactment'of ew.laws ia de-
manded, and too often the demand &C.
coded to. resulting only in piiinG up
higher the mass OF dead legislation,
dead because i. is beyond the province
OF government aud find. nc
among the people, from whom govern
men. derives its vitality and power.
Every community has its legislative
experiments brought about by we'll
meaning dreamers and legislative in
competen.s. Perhaps all this will bring
about a wholesome demand for flower
laws better administered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

1t is perhaps fortunate for G. B..
Birch, the cash receiver Of the West
Chicago street railway company, that
he lost his life defending his company's
money. No trace OF tho robbsr who
shot Birch to doath has boon found. and
Birch would have been in danger OF boz
ing accused by tho Diet cctivcs OF Shoot
ing himself to cover up n shortage.
The defense OF that sum OF $500 was
"a gallant rs anything that ever hap
pened on n baltic field. With u shot in
his back and ono in his hand no con-
tinued to fire his revolver until he fell
exhausted by loss OF blood. lio leaves
n widow and two children. What will
the company do for tho m?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

The Democratic New York World,
telling OF a. descent on a saloon for
breaking the excise law, says that on
the upper floor is q lodging house
which gives Tammany about three
hundred votes every election and the
Republicans no votes at ALL" This
unanimity OF sentiment in dives OF this
kind is what has made the power OF
Tammany so hard to break. It has also
contributed to the glorious triumph OF
the Democratic nominee for the prcsi-
dency.
Thousands OF votes OF that stripe
have been corralled by Tammany in
every election. Loaiers are gathered
together like 50 many pigs in a pen
aud voted at so much a head. This in
dustry was a good deal interierod with
in the recent election. aud Tammauy
was routed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

A dispatch from the City OF Mexico
says: "Mexico has tho advantage in n
cheap medium OF wages now. and it is
for her interest that American working.
men shall continue to command higher
wages in gold" Tho Mexican idea Is
that by means Of her cheap labor fur
Their c~heapencd by paying it in cheap
money. she can expand her manufac-
lures By uuier.selling the products OF
the cheapest labor OF other countries.
II this policy sui.s the people OF
Mexico they are welcome to continue
it. It is not a policy to commend itself
to the people OF tho United States. cor.
tainly not TO tho w%age-earners oil this
country. Tho fact emphasized in the
dispatch from Mexico ia that wages arc
~cheapened by paying them in dcprcci-
ated money.
This is not a new revelation, but 1t is
a fact rccogniz lied By everybody who has
enough familiarity with the money
question to form m opinion concerning
it. It happens, however. to be n point
on which tho advocates OF the FREQ COIN
age OF silver do not touch.
They prefer to talk about making it 80
much easier to pay debts than it ia now.
OF course 1t Is easier to pay the halt OF
a debt than the whole OF it, and a dis
honcs! man Is always glad OF the oppor-
tunity TO discharge his obligation in
this way.
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THE GRAND OLD MAN


Has His Ego OH tho British Situation Even
While studyin. Theology.
LONDON, June 25.-Letters from Mrs.
Gladstone to friends in London ropro-
sent tho ox.primo minister as absorbed
in theological studies. lie doyo.es as
siduoua attention to tho early fathers,
and is taking less interest in politics.
His direct communications 10 his old
associates show, however, that he still
takes n koou interest in the courao OF
political events. Ile regrets tho action
OF tho Irish members Of %pAriiamon, in
regard to tho vote for tho erection OF n
statue Of Cromwell, and readily OK.
pressoa his opinion OF oil Developments
ii questioned.
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comment, So his day, may DO long in
tho land to which the queen rcgon. has
sent him,
a Nevada Senator For Gold.

e.,,,a. c,..-
s'""'o w OF NeVaua, votod Tor
"the crime oil 1873" tho act oil Congress
by which tho silver dollar was dropped
fror, ,Lo ,ai..,.. MI. .-.II
saying tho NO, wa, wortod tbrouoh
mysieriou,lv. Tho raul. =, a ~cor,n,,nc,
Of Tho "po,d bp,,n AMI ho dId No, Lnow
wh., uss ~ "
"""' was go'nRoh. Inc pl'l was ooloro
Congress Tor three years. was printed
thirteen timos end discussed TO tho OK.
tent OF NOR, thar n h,ndr,d .o,,u,.
nt,h. Ca.-..-. 81.
"'AV oohsfoasiohal n'ooe.
But never mind "thO crime Of 1873"
md the Nevada senators relation 10 II.
IIoYe ara or,r,c,, from, 10, ~ nj.
.n,och.. ar,.. ~, O, "o
speecnes alter inc act oil 1878 waa
pIs'su'
feo,uaty III lS'i, IN tue onato oil the
on'.ua e'a.e'' as found III tho Con
k'eSs'oaa' l'eeoto' first SESSION. FORTY
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Tie fight is on in earnest in Penn.
sylvania. Senator Quay takes tho field
for chairman OF tho Republican state
committee. and Governor Hastings,
rcprcsen ting tho opposition, declares
his candidacy for tho craftsmanship OF
tho coming state convention. 1t is tho
biggest family row that has been seen
in'tho politics OF this country for many
u day. Ench side is confident OF victory.
To outsiders tho is,uo must appear to
DO in great doubt. 1t will DO fortunate
II tho Republican party'in Pennsylvania
comes out OF tho struggle unacathed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

Tho Virginia College, Roanoke, Virginia.
Tho Virginia College for Young
Ladies. undor the presidency oil DR.. W.
A. Harris, located in the bean tiful city
Of Roanokc. Virginia. is ono OF tho fore.
most schools in tho South. Its mugnii-
cont now buildings, with all modern
improvements, on Il campus Of ten
acres, amid gorgeous mountain conOr
in tho Valley Of Virginia, famed for
henlth; ita ample course OF study,
European and American teachers. mako
the Virginia College for Young Ladies'
ono OF tho most attractive and beautiful
college homes III the Union. 1t IS ut.
tcndod by ono hundred and nincty-six,
representing twenty atNlos. For dc.
scrlptivo catalogue address
W. \. l~tAnuis. D. D..
Roanoke, Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

Is tho remark Of many NERVOUS Individual. lilo
OF. she will SION ccnSo to taIk tina, way after be.
ginning md pcrsIstIag In n course Of Ilostct,or's
StomnCh Filters. Nothing like 1t 10 renew
strength and appetite aud good digestion. 1t
checks the inroads OF mniarln. md remedies
liver compliant, constipation, dyspepsia. flcn.
matism aud kidney disorder. Ii Is In every
sense n great household remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

SENATOR DANIELS, OF Virginia, is fight.
ing for reelection under the FREQ silver
banner, Governor O'Forrall is after
the Hnmo Job ms n sound money man.
From this it may be inferred that Soma
tor Daniels will no. hear tho kindly
chorus Of tho administration forces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

sperid! Dnpdich 10 he intt,igen.,r.
GLEsvrLLE, ". Va, Juno 25.-NIiss
Mort BoaI., OF Dekalb, this county, was
bitten by n mad dog IL low days ngo and
was taken to Baltimore for tho Pastour
treatment. The dog 10 still Mt large, and
tho nc!ghborhood is greatly excited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

Il the first round in tho Kentucky
fighting Senator Blackburnw was knocked
out. his own district rofusingto put him
on tho COIN mittee IN resolutions. The
senator got a proxy from 4 free silver
district. These were hard lines for tho
bouncing Blackburn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-26

BETWEEN tho warning Democratic
factions in Kentucky thcy make 4.
easier for tho Republicans to elect their
man governor. Colonel Bradley has
more than n fair chance.
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So, Half Mile Track.

CONDITIONS.
National Association Rules 10 govern except
where noted. All races In harness, best 3 in J.
Usual division OF inOCcyS. Entrance lee 5 per
cent, with ) per cent additional from money
winner. Five 10 enter. 8 10 start AhOrsc dis.
tancIue the field will get first money only.
Right reserved 10 change order Of any days
Programme The association reserves the right
10 declare OF any Taco not filling satisfactorily.
when known.
New Regulation Eighty Foot Track. n, good
usthc best. New Slccl Grand Stand, the best ut
any bali mile track in the country.
General Admission, &c..
III. ". McLURE. Secretary,
icl0 Wheeling. W. Vn. I
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PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, The West Virginia State FIJI, AssD.
citation have completed their lmp5ovenents 2:
their grounds, making the track second to none
In the country for perfection 10 driving; tho
grand stand has been enlarged and much in.
proved for the comfort OF tho people. and aI
many OF our merchants have sig nihed their de.
sire TO encourage the lrSt meeting OF the Wheel
ing Driving CLUB, l would therefore respectfully
request that so far as practicable our business
h0uicS give q half holiday on Thursday, Juno
q, from l. O'Clock noon, that all who wiSh NAV
have an opportunity to attend the opening.
les II +, CALDWELL. Nsyn,
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Tho l~SrrlISrScrE, embracing lH sercra,
editions Is entered In the roi,otico at Wheel
Ing, W. Va. V seoout.clNS matler.l
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DODDRIDGE OIL FIELD.

HistorT OF Its Dsvoiopm snt-whnt Has
Beon Dsue 10 tho Past aud l. rring Done
Now-A Promlur f~utura-Ths i~sesulting
Ibe,.n..lt~
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lntelligencer,
Published Daily, Except Sunday.
TERMS,

-...| ".
Fer Year, by aIa,l. Postage Prepaid.
DAILY tslx phYs N The WtExl"".-.-.......ta 90
DAILY tTARLI DAYS IN The WeGx) ."........ 4 90
DAILY trWo DAYS IN The wEtN ....,. ......... 2 70
DAILY lone MONTH, IS
WEEKLY lone YEAR N ApvAacEl .""..."-..- I, 90
WEEKLY lsN MoNThS)., ...,.....,....... 60
Tie DAILY lsrELLiotScEN (, delivered BY car.
tler ia Wheeling and adIseen. towns at Is
cents per week.
Persons wishing to suo,oribe 10 tho DAILY IN.
rLLilgrSCEA can do no by scndlng In thuie or
deiE 10 thu ISrrLlarscER office on postal card
OF otherwise. ThoJ will DO punclually served
by cArrierl
Tribute, Of Respce, and Obituary NoIlcca, so
cents per inch.
Correspondence coutslutuy inportan. now,
solicited rom cyery part oil tho surrounding
county,
Rejected Communications will not DO rtturned
unless accompanied BY suaiclcnt postage
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

N
All persons having claims against tho ci,,'oo,
tho late Anne DOlaplaIn, viii plcam present
same 10 mo for settlement Immediately,
NV GEUBn,
je26 AdnluItrsin,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-06-21

w. w. Taylor, the defaulting treasurer
of South Dakota, arrived in Chicago Satur-
day night, and left at once for Pierre, South
Dakota, to surrender to the state authori-
ties, make restitution for his thefts as far
as possible and accept punishment. Tay-
lor is said to have been in Mexico.
The International and Great Northern
mail train was robbed on Thursday night
and the mail car arrived at Palestine, Texas,
without its clerk. just after leaving Tucker
a masked man crawled into the car and de-
manded the keys at the point of a revolver.
He forced Clerk Davis to jump, and then
stole eight registered packages. The clerk
was seriously injured.
Charles W. Henry, y years, a retired
business man, was found dead in his house
in Brooklyn, N. Y, on Friday. William
Henry, 80 years, a son of the murdered
man, is charged with the crime, his motive,
it is alleged, being revenge for his having
been disinherited by his father. Henry
surrendered himself and denies the charge
of murder. The elder Henry was a miser
and about 900 was found in trunk in
his house.