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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
WOMAN DELEGATE QUESTION
sou tbs NJ. y. Conference Is wresritL
with % az Kansa- City.

sou tbs NJ. y. Conference Is wresriiLe
with % a, Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY May 20 The woman
question took MP the principal I,nri of
the session of the Methodist Fi ott:St hIr
conference
The committee on certificates reported
favorIrg the seating of all delegate 8
vino are enrolled rs members. which. of
IourSe iucmdcd- the women. the com,
mittcc holding that they were constitu
tIonally elected
Rev ! 7 Murry Of Maryland moved
the word CONSTITUTIONAL he omitted
nrh II Cation of Alexandria, Va.
>Ia.ke against the amendment. saying IT
would kill the meat of tho report Rev
J A. Thorpp of Toronto. O moved the
prcvIous question which was carried
without any particular opposition
Rev Murray thereupOn made a cans
tic speech nI which he referred to gag"
mi" and ended toy offering two amend
nrnis to the proposition One was to
amend the constitution so n to set forth
pI;Iinly that ministerial delegates to tho
general conference be either male nr
female and that lay delegates ne eithe,
men or women
The second thought 10 ameno the
constitution making women eligihis 50.
elders of the church.
Rev Thomas Lewis of MARYLAND and
Rev Eugcnia St John of Kansas made
speeches on the question A motion 20
refer the matter to the judiciary com
mIttee was finally carried
The cornerstone of the new Kansas
City university was laid
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
SIAIE HAPPENINGS

Governor Hastings will dine the su-
preme court Monday night
The forest fires continue to rage in
Center and Clearfield counties
The PENNSYLVANIA State Medical So
ciety is in session at Harrisburg.
The German Catholic congress is
holding interesting sessions in Pitts
burg.
The condition of ex-senator William
Wallace of Pennsylvania is unchanged
in New York.
The shortage of ox-City Attorney
Moreland of Pittsburg, it has developed,
exceeds S400.0 600.
DR. Arthur Schubert. chemist at Wat
sons paper mills, Erie. was found dead
i'm bed. Heart disease is the supposed
cause.
Mrs. DIR. ]. NJ Shields of Johnstown
committed suicide by swallowing a dose
of poison Family difficulties is the
alleged cause
Owing to a difference with some
members, Rev. H b. Emsworth, rector
of Christ Episcopal church at Browns
willie. has rendered his resignation.
There are nine candidates for tho
Democratic nomination for couuty com
missioner in Delaware county, and
other districts yet tn hear from.
The dead body of man supposed TO
be William Tensman of Beaver Falls
was found alongside the Lake Erie
tracks. near Ellwood junction.
Samuel Daniels, cnlored. 6I2 Bay
street, Philadelphia, was probably
fatally stabbed. it is charged. by "YeI-
low" Barney Barney escaped
Steve Shirley. John Walford and
Murphy Heiple, supposed TO he three
members OF the Walters gang. Were
arrested and are in Jail at Ligonier.
Charles Abbott of McKees Rocks was
jolted OFF Pittsburg and Lake Erie en-
gine at Reaver Falls. and his arm was
so badly crushed that ampntation will
be necessary
The state military commission has re-
ported adversely on the application OF
the Gray Invincibles of Philadelphia,
who desire to add three companies in
order tn organize a battalion
The terms by which the PENNSYLVANIA
Heat, Light and Power company will
absorb the Electric Trust Were agreed
upon between representatives of the
two corporations at Philadelphia
Eastern capitalists have secured I2.-
600 acres for coke development in Penn
"', t"i'' W" iiohip pSi fiIe enemy county,
and Upper and Lower Burrell town
ships, WestmOreland comfy They
Will invest =, 600. 600
Carl Williams. Paul Jones and Nor.
man ZONES, former residents of Coates.
VILE. ranging in age from IS to 20
years. were arrested in Barren Hills, in
Northern Chester county. where thoy
had heen living the life of outlaws of
the dime novel type Several crimes
are s,itTIhnte cd to them
Mrs Mary Mathew of Snnth Latrobe
has Jhsi completed qnilt of white and
red shades which contains 300 separate
pieces "t cloth -Four large stars adorn
th" ontcr edges. snTronnded by fancy
h"rdeI Five spools Of thread were
nsed ~ quilting II and the owner has
refused q large sum OF money for the
QoilI.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
ooo Eel -ows AT PITTssURe.
The Reports of Officers Made TO the
Grand Lodge.

The Reports of Officers Made to the
Grand Lodge.
PITTsBURG, May 20.-The grand lodge
10 O. +. is in session at the ALVIN
thcater-
The first business of the session was
the reports of the officers, the first being
that of Grand Master Charles Chaifant-
liz shows that dispensations Tor new
lodges were issued 10 four lodges since
the LAST semi annual session, one char
ter renewed and Il Rebekah lodges
have been chartered and instituted
Six lodges have surrendered their char
tsIs
lanes B. Nicholson. grand secretary,
in making his report showed that hut
81 members We're enrolled in the vari
ons lodges in Pennsylvania whose ages
averaged 80 years and over.
The receiptS of the Grand lodge for
the past official year amounted to S2S.
O72 A. OF the foregoing amount SlO.-
246 - was received since April l. The
summary of the statistical report Oi
Rcbekah lodges shows present member
ship of brothers and sisters II ,3ll The
total amount of expenses for the year
49, ,4S7 81 receipts for 1895, $2l 1867 73
Number of Rebekah lodges instituted. "a
charters surrendered. 4 Rebekah lodges
making no reports, q.
OF the subordinate lodges the present
membership is I06. .932; past grands
81. .S35 Total amonnt paid for relief
was S563, ,053 n This report was mad,
a special order of the day for this morn
ing after roll call
Report of Grand Treasurer Richard
Muckle tn May shows balance. 81.
346 ~. receipts. S2S, ,072. A.: total. $36.
072 %: balance, 8, ,207 60.
The Daughters of Rcbekah are il
session at So Fourth avcnne
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
IMMIGRANT PROBLEM.
Three Bills Under Debate In
the House.
W. A. STONE SOUNDS A WARNING
The Prospect of Returning Prosperity
and High Wages VIII Increase Immi-
grafton to Startling Proportions-Cor-
uss Wants the Canadians barred

WASHINGTON, MAY 20-The house
has entered upon debate of the
immigration bills. reported from the
Immigration committee. Congressman
w. A. Stone (Pa.l and Congressman
Tracewen Qnd.) argued for restrictive
measure; Congressman Corliss mich
for his bill designed to put an end TO
Canadian competition with American
labor and Congressman Morse Mass
and Congressman Bartholdt (Mo.) for
the education test bill
Mr.. Rartholdt argued that there was
no question so much talked of and 50
little understood as the problem OF I'M
migration There was. he thought, too
much passion and prejudice IN the de
mand from certain quarters III favor OF
the exclusion of foreigners Good i'm
migration. he urged, was desirable HIS
bill was n moderate measure for the eN-
clusion of illiterates. An educational
test, he pointed ont, would not mate
rally affect immigration from Great
Britain. Germany and other countries
of Northern Europe.
Mr. w. \. Stone of Pennsylvania,
the anthOr of the Stone bill. explained
its provisions and advocated its passage
The country ne argued, had long Sut
fered from unreasOnabl Immigration
The immigration for the last ten years
had succeeded the natural increase
Mr. BarthOldt challenged this state
ment, contending the natural increase
was /, 900. 600 a year. while immigration
had averaged only about 250.OOO year
Representative Stone said that during
the hard times of the past three years
immigration had fallen off. but with
the prospect of returning prosperity
and high wages it would increase to
startling proportions. He did not OPP
pose immigration as long as we could
assimilatc the foreigners, but they Were
coming too fast In places in his own
state there We're localities where the
English language was not spoken and
where English newspapers We're not
read. Our laws We're neither under
stood nor respected. His bill would
transfer the inspection system from onl
ports to the ports from which the hmm
grants sailed. He had read two letters.
one from Congressman Hit. chairman
of the foreign affairs committee, and
one from Charles Emory Smith, form
erly minister to Russia, testlfyine "a
the feasibility of his bill.
Mr. Corliss rep, Mich.), submitted
exclusion of foreigners who crossed Oul
frontiers each year to compete with
American labor. He read the testimony
of inspection agents and others along
the Canadian border as to the evi
effects of the annual influx of Canadian
birds of passage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
PiIH OF The NEWS

Tho Catholic Knights and Ladies' of
America are in session ut Memphis
Moritz Pront. aged 10, has been asleer.
at Beth Israel hospital. New York for -
days
At Parkersviile Ind, Waller. Wagner
cut his wife's throat and killed himself
Their 6-year-old child witnessed tho deed
lightning strnck the Capitol at Wash
Ington, causing n panic in the housc
hain leaked through the roof into the
senate
sixteen thousand acres of ground on
cape Cod and Cape Ann We're burned
over by for. Il fires Ionefellox's hon.,
at Nahant was DESTROYED.
After legal battle extending over 2n
years Hetty Green of New York won nos
session of Chicago property worth S5.opa.-
vU w by decision OF the supreme CONT of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
1rLLmAN HAS The DELEGATES
The south Carolina D"m"crat'" t""'e"
tio,. IN CoIun,I,is To-day

The south Carolina D.m"rrat'o C"nse"
tio,. IN CoIunI'is Today
CoLUMRIA, s C.. May 2u.-The state
Democratic convention is in session 70
day OF the $50 delegates there are moi
more than 10 who favor til" single gold
standard. so the convention Is surc {"
adopt the strongest kind of declara
tiOn in favor of free silver
Senator Tillman has declared his IN
tention of leading the South Carolina
delegation in bolt from the Chicago
convention if its platform should not
contain flat footed declaration toI free
silver and its nominees should not he
such men aS he thinks viii carry ont
pledges for silver Senator lrby. the
state Democratic chairman, L. opposed
To this policy \ majority of the mem
bers of the convention adhere to Till
man as against lrby. hut the convention
will vote down resolutions instruCting
either f0l or against holt Illlnan
will head the delegation of - {" the
Chicago convention
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
TIE MARKETS

FrTisRuko. NAV 10
WHFAT-No. red. 7S6t7Ie. No 10
6n7lc. spring wheat. 7Ud7Io
tORN-No yelIos- SAT SsISCd:t5o. Nc. >
N4Ilc: mixed ear. SO
OATS-No white. 2a.4d2aIso. Nc, DO. "a,
d2lszc. esI,a No whits XJL6t5so: heLt
r.,red S2ISdEn
HAY-No ttrrnthv as 7a<1 r.. No
"thS. sls 5EG,lI "a. unts-d cit,ver. sla OiaIs ~
p-'k king ~ ldaH'. "" ! feeding prair,-
sii @sdIi ao wagon bay sis v0G ~ D 10,
PGT~rFR- Flgir creamery iaaaOc, EphiL
fancy nr.au,ery. i6Gl7o tanny countrS ,oII
thG l2c. low grHd- and cooking. 7GGso
CHEFSE-'>ncy N.~ York fnh
ls'R. size. va ioc: New V"rh 1at- 81. 10 ino
fancy eiiios 1GoISc Wisconsin SWISS IN tnt..
lAGlItSn. hnhnrG-r. iOlsGiIo. Ohio SWISS Tn
tubs. HAZE. Swiss. ia square biochs. i3ss sGiso
ffiGS-S'rirry fresh Pat,nsy wants AND
Ohm" ia casts eI5a Ioo. seconds Sas
rom -i.arg. ivs chickens 7Na TO Pc.
pan hv. chickens small SsdsL, .prins
chickens SEG7,o: dr rssSad rhick-ns i2d I,a
I'-r E"n"d. hV- ducks. ps, ,.ar.
dressed. I"6bi"- p"nnd ,nrL-ys u1r
hh ps' pound dressed. tsGt5o bs, lC1po. NV.
sees. s0GsaG per rs,r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
NAV DECLARE FOR SILVER.
but South Dakota Dem"crat- will EI-"
Gold Men p.irr.t--

But South Dakota Denocrat- VIII EIe0i
Gold Men p.-irE.t--
Sioux FALI.. s ID. May 20 Reports
Indicate that the state Democratic 'on
ventIon. wrich is meeting today H.
Aberdeen will declare for free sIlVe,
The delegations nj IN COMMITTEES III
strut.ted for silver. ~ counties are unin
stTucted lint said to favor the whit
metal. and are instructed for gold
The leaders will make "a strong effort tu
prevent instructions of any kind or any
declaration whatever hut IL Is douttful
If this plan Will win
For national delegates, J NJ Woods
of Rapid City and Colonel w r Steele
of DeadwOod have no opposition aud
will be elected although they are reoog
nized as gold standard men
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
ROYALTY AT MOSCOW.
The Gar Said to Intend to Release ST.
berian Prisoners.

Moscow. May 20.-The Duke and
Duchess of Connaught, representing
Queen Victoria at the coronation cere-
monies, and the Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess of Hesse, Prince and Princess
Louis of Battenberg, the hereditary
Grand Duke of Baden. the crown
prince of Denmark, and Prince Soda-
naru of Japan, have arrived, also Nd-
mIral Selfridge of the United states
navy and party.
A Berlin special says: The BerIInPcr
Tageblatt claims that the cars mani
festo will give amnestiee. partial or
complete. TO Russian prisoners IN Si'
IBERIA
The peasantry III certain poor nlStfl'iS
will be excused from arrears OF crown
dues
Even the Jews VIII not he forgotten
and i'll starred Hebrew agricultural colo
MES at EkaterinaSlav will also be *
clsed from arrears
London special says The Rom"
correspondent of The Cirnnicle hears
that the vatican has received lntnrn'h
ton that the car will pardon all ththo
lie priests who have beer imprisoned 90
sent to Siberia for breach of the I'nhil'
WORSHIP, laws. and that he also promise,
TO grant gradually Il large measure OF
religious liberty To all his subjects IN
clndlup the Catholics
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
MONEY FOR CHARITIES
The District of Columbia Appr"p' iat'
BiI, Passed the Sebate.

The District Of Columbia ApproIt iat'or
Bill, Passed the Sebate.
WASHINGTON, MAY 20-The senate
has passed the District of Columbia ap-
preparation bill, carrying approximately
s. 800. 900. a debate ON the question
of appropriations for srctarian purposes
cropped ont on the paragraph making
appropriations for charities i'll the dis
trict On vote the senate sustained
the committee in providing specific ap-
Preparations for numerous private char
liable Institutions some of them of a
sectarian character.
A further provision was adopted for
an investigation into the charity system
of the district with a view to ascertain
ing what. if any. part of the pnblic ap
propriations are used for church pur
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22

OTTAWA, Ills. May 20 Five hun-
dred men stood in the town cau6us ni
the Ottawa Democracy and for 20 mIu
utes songht 10 howl one another down
They were the adhercnts of ATTORNEY
General Moloney. representing the Alt
gold free silver wing of the Democracy
and the gold standard administration
Democrats friends of Controller Eckcls
The silver men won The gold uier
then left A silver delegation wa,
named to the county convention
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
10 SAVE wAuLInG AND JACKSON
Woman Caueht Trying Brihs
WiIne-s.

. Woman Caueht Trying 10 Buihs
Witness.
CINCINNATI. May 2n-MrS Onto Bred'
nf Newport, who has been quite at
tentive to Jackson and WallImg hS
sending them dchcacIes, has hGel' over
heard by officers who We're hidden H.
Walbngford's saloon. to offer Walling
ford $50 if he wOnld change his testi
mony in the WallIng case 50 as to maxi
Il appear that it was some other than
Friday night when Pearl Bryan was at
his saloon with Walling and jackson
Sheriff Plummer recognized the wOmar'
and took her to Newport
She had previously gone 90 Allen
Jackson and made him a similar offer
and he had arranged TO meet her at
Walhngford's and then notified th'
police
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Denver Bankcrs Indicted.

DENVER, May 2O-The federal grand
jury, now In session, has found several
indictments against bank officials anC
others, accused of having conspired t.
defraud depoSitOrs John j. Reith
mann, president, and John J. Reith
mann. Jr., vice president, Charles nj
Clinton. cashier. and Charles Kunze
miller, assistant cashier of the German
National bank and o l. Miller of Chi
capo are amoup them
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Bap,i., Mission Society Meeting

AsBURY PARK. n ]. May 2O-The
sessions of the Women's Home Baptist
Mission society were continued in the
First Baptist church at this place Mrs.
N CrOuse. the president of the
society. presided Among the subjects
discussed was: Home Missions vs.
Stale and City Missions, and Local
Charities and General BeDevoleuce -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
THE NEBRASKA CYCLONE
Still No Authentic News From the Paw
nee Reservation.

Still No Authentic News From the Paw
nee Reservation.
FALLS CITY. Neb., May 20.-All effort
to ascertain the extent of the cyclone
damage i'll the Pawnee reservation have
been unavailing The report of 40
killed and many injured cannot be ven
fed The report is said to have been
brought from the interior of the reser
vatioD by courier.
News travels slowly on the reserva
ton under favorble circumstances, and
with all forms of communication rem
dered difficult by reason of high water,
bad roads ana wrecked wires. II Is eX-
ceptionallv dittcult to verify the pres
ent rumor. Citizens of this county
have held a massmeeting here and ap-
pointed a committee to procure funds
Tor the cyclone victims OF this lmme'
diate locality.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Threatened nv ror.., Fire.

PORTSMOUTH, n II May 2O-Forest
fires in this vicinity coutinnc tn Spi cad
in spite nf the efforts of scores of resi-
dents To check the progress of the
flames An extensive TRACT at wood
land has already been burned and th..
fire has Threatened the sGmtherh ont
skirts of the C-ltv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22

CONCORD. n II May 2O-The Dem
ocratic state convention, to elect dele
gates at large tn the Chicago cnnven
tion. assembled III this city today The
platform Will declare for gold stand
ard but IT is expected that no caudi
dates will he endorsed The delegates
at large will probably he John w San
horn of Wakefield Charles Sinclain
of Portsmouth. A}ta II w Sullowa,
of Franklin and Irving w Drew oi
Lancaster
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
THE AMALGAMATEO CONVENTION
Iron and Steel Workers of the Country
Gathered at Detroit.

Gathered at Detroit.
DETROIT, May 20.-One hundred and
seventy-fiye delegates We're present
when the annual convention of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers of America was called to
order President Garland of Pittsburg
presided.
Today the reports of officers are being
read and tomorrow the wage commit
tee will make its report, which will be
the principal subject of discussion
thereafter.
The delegates present directly repre-
sent $4,000 workers. but 100000 en-
ployeS of the iron trades are actually
governed by the decisions of this body
FOrty-five lodges have been enrolled
during the past year. and the represen
tation this year is the largest since the
Homestead troubles
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
PearN Going North Again.

Sr- JOINS, n. F. May 20--The Arctic
explorer. Lieutenant Robert Peary. is
going north again this summer. and a
steamer is now being arranged here foi
that purpose The object of the expedi
tion Is believed TO be to secure for the
Philadelphia Academy of Science tn,
40 ton meteorite near Cape York, which
Lieutenant Peary discovered last year
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
TIL. Reform Leaders. Sentences

PRETORIA. Transvaal. May 20.-The
executive conncil has decided that the
punishment of Colonel Francis Rhodes
Lionel Philips. George Farrar and
John Hays Hammond. the leaders of
the reforneTs who Were sentenced to-
DEATH shall TIE IL years imprisonment
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
4 Mao who Kicked on a Ki...

WICHITA. Kan, May 2O-Mrs. NJ.
Ashcraft. widow has been arrested on
Il warrant sworn ont by t A Fawcett
tailor, who charges that she threw a
kiss at him while he was with his wife
with malicious intent Mrs. Ashcraft
says the kiss was meant for Mrs
EawCett
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Road Sold TO Rrice.

CINCINNATI. May 2O.-The Cincinnati
TunneI railway has been sold under
foreclosure TO Ira w Bellows for S5O,-
600 Bellows is representing Brlce' S
new line to Chicago, via the Cincinnati,
Jackson and Mackinaw and the Baltl-
more and Ohio. The completion of this
tunnel will give the new line an excel
lent entrance to this city.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22

ARMY and NaNy Union.

WASHINGTON. MAY 2O.-The second
davis convention of the National corps
regular army and navy union. was
principally taken up III listening to ad
dresses by congressman. The speakers
included Senator Squire of Washington
Representatives Russell of Connecticut
and Watson of Ohio
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
killed a nedr,aa.n Ne,cn.o,.

JACKSON. Ky, May 2O.-Prcs> Brad
ley of Knoll county came home drunk
and finding his wife absent. attending
Duff Watkins a sick neighbor. went tn
the honse and shot the sick man dead
in the presence of his daughter and
Bradiey's wife Bradley made his
qScape
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
TITrsprno Mn, i1

FITTsprRo NAV IA
FATTlE-Rec@ipts hight. Monds. ~ ,aads
o. safe market oI,- active at hh al at al
16GlA per hundred ali cradess TODAY y.
neipts light. market steady pnch.ns-d
prices We wouIo nnot+ prices sS follow.
Prime - :ss1ti ~: good SIaIo oaa. s...c
butchers StDOiLI I5: rongh fat 81 iUGs ~
hnlis. Stags -nd COWS. 81 ssGa3 fsI fresh s.~,
and springers SI5 t0asD0o
HthiS-Recsipt. WA. fair MONDAY ahau- y
doubIs-o.cE ina,ds "n sale: k.-t r,IIesi .ioxs
TODAY I-c-ipt- night. demand our, f.u w.
""nlo' quot primo hight, ~, ssos ~
hes medi"" weights IS i!sds -. o,rnn,e. T.
Is" Workers. 81 A5dY 10. heavy ,smas 40
ropshs. S2mJ2D
SHEtf AND LAMBS-SprpIv ar Mords,
wHs IN iGs'is: market 2:,c lowe. round sut,
ply today light. market >,e.ny W. uuot.
Prime 81 !sIds fai; good 50 .ulrs so fair sxnSo
~. common 81 atd2 -. ~nIis 81 u,1z IN;
ei'"'e. l"mns 81 :ssGi 7u. u"mmo. II good
lambs 81 50a41. sprins ,sn,bs So tHtas 81,
veal calves 81 OSGI - hssv, ARD Thin cave.
81 2uoGsuO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-22
Admitted nj. Hanging Wa. Just.

MURPHYsBoRo. Ills, May 20 - John
ID, Jones, who stamped TO death in fit
of brutal rage. Mrs. Mendenhall. at the
Anna (Ills.) fair last fall, has been
hanged here. He admitted the right
eousness of his conviction and professed