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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
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G.EEV FosEsr, AnK.. No7. 23

Notice is hereby gwen that q
nph,ic examination re ascertain Che
qualifications of all persons des4r-
ing ,cense to teach in the punlio
schools of Carroll county will be
hold at Berryville, Ark, Dec. II
and l8, 1896. II. t. buhSiY'
County Examiner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
Or. aay yyasss 10 See YOU.

r ia now time o. the year, i goa
o4a ula anything, 10 call in anc
make satisfactory settlement
This eall means business, so come
in at oaaa and make settlement.
ID. #. Ray, NJ u.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
ff Yrswbted wits RHenmaiism ReaG'
rhis.

ANNAPOLIS, NJ d., Apr is. lSe4.--s
I have used Cham berlaln Paln
Balm fol Rhenna'isu and found i
to ba sll that is claimed for It. :
believe i, to be the best prepar'-s
alton for rheumatism and deep
seated muscular pa,ns on 'he MA
kel and cheerfnHy recommends to
the, public. .no. a brooks,t =
deaier in boots, shoes, etc, NO. 10
Main ST.
ALSO READ TaIs.
MEcEAu, evrsLE, ST. Mary Co
Md soidn bottle Of Chamnef.-
lain's Pain Balm to man who haoa
bee n suhering with rheumatism Tor
several years. It made him w.IH
man Al. Mct4iff. For aale at ses'
3per bottle By ], f. Harbers.-
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

There Is ~ daaat. @eaogqiag 70
the many ssmassaolc cafoa per
formed bg E4tsaie Boot Bal'n,
u II. rs .h&f Il i#f ne oess
gronie aad Blood Parlliera oyer
manufactured Al aEfera pale
into ibsigniBeance, when oah7pared
with ii. Il cures pimpAes, ulcers,
skin diseases, and al manner 81
blood and Skin ailmsnts. Buy the
host ard don'tthrow your money
away on substitutes Fry the long
tested and cd ren1ble Z :. 8.
ri per large bo For sale ~
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

| springs nuFsuay nlgHt at ~ CL0ch
from Little Rock he found tele
phone message awaiting him from
bis wife who is visiting in Boone
county. announcing the sorlous
illness Of bis daughter, Lillian,
She has Pneumonia and spinal
men ingetis. DR. j. J. Johnson of
Harrison is attending her, and
from the latest report we learn
that she is improving. The editor
says he>hopes 10 be homo in week.
A cup ofmuddy coffee is not
wholesome, heithor io bottle Of
muddy 2ed5cine, One way to
kaow a rolfabIe ard skilfuHy pre-
pared blood purifier is By It's free
dom tromssodimo0t. Av3g's Sar.
sapagilia is always bp!gat and
Sparkling because it is an extract
and not deeoe5io3.
T. G. Rhodes # Yocum received
3 Telegram sunoay. from Ee5on,
4 II Stating thai his bEather,
Ab.gaie, WhoW8at west eome six
teen years ago, had been murder
cd py some u.dkgTowa party Mr.
Rhodos lett y&storday~ Tor New
Mexico 10 see af~ae bm brothor's
business.
The Old way.of deli aring mes
sages by post boys. compared With
.ts.e modern telephone illustrates
the old, tedious methods of break.
ing" colds compared with their in
stantanoous cure 4hv One Minute
Cough Care. J,HE, Harboft.
Hon. John /, Horth,ngton will
be an applicant for TIE Register of
the Harrison Lapd Office, The
Judges long ard ..taithfQl service
for his pat.ty will mo doubt be
recogni2sd by the incoming i'd
ministrayc II.
Absolutely pure, perfectly harm
Iess, ard Invariably reliable ere
the qualities OF Ooo Minute Cough
Cure. 1t nover falls il colds, Group,
or lung troubles. Children iiko II
because it IS ploafans 10 take and ii
helps them4-l--E..- -ls3-l2as 2eca
Ny entire stock OF boots ana
Shoes going n d margin Of only
ssn per aeat a'savo oast prce.
Meme tap,seie shoes aro &l.05, IL,
dies shoes 80 cents. 4 barge III
yojco jrst received.
&, G. DooltKe.
-!The length ol lfe may be IN
'ctsasod hJ lesssning It's dangers.
6 be majority es shs.. people die
from lang t1onb!8s. 'l'hoaa may
De svsrted by promptly Using One
| Minute Cough Cure. J. i Herbert.
We venture to shy If tho oil
regions around 5r@o.l Forest prove.
TO be what thoy sre uoN f,utici-
pat8d to be, We wall have p rail road
ia side os year. What do yop
ss.ink aoou. that
The following persona haYe sig
| nifed thair Willingness TO care tor
Green Eogest'5 melt he noxe to0r
p e&rs. C.-i}. GRIM, Mrs. f. 3.
| Foreman, e. s, Fireatone ana J..
! r. Staanopd.
Sem ebody .s.i<l ifh1st il ffc92in!ey
was elected there won!c be 3 rsii-
! road bull4 Through Carroll county
! liaring .ha ad..jnia,ration. =
|. ..es shat peatiietlea he made sood.
Yrs; Calap's vlolar seacA ot
bats JUST from saw IoYk eliy
! s4riYafl this wasiE Com8 osrig
'aa5 set Yoar choice
Aacoa Graham &9i family ai
Ecreha Springs ase visii:aG iEsioaas
ans s'olatigBa arpand Green Forrest
.thia wees.
gobacoo uaers ai!l Nd IN ano. b
o. colnmn. an itaus II decided 'atef.
oss u l,ou, head Doa't Si&ol. -
oacoo"
Rev. J. q. ooleman is eondaes-
ing q .og;val maesing a fhe Cam
sGi,ool house.
}ov. perop auaoaacaa eaTgiee
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
LOCAL MENTION

WV
Greer forest 80 strictly in it.
Box So pper at the Church, Sat
day night.
Rev. Doran started to conference
onday.
Miss Mary Garter is among our
.w subscribers.
Franls Fanning moved 10 bis
rm OF Yocutn last week.
4. Y H,ain,sey is pushing work on
|, residence IL New Town.
Harrison haa q big Republican
Iifcatioa meeting Satur dav.
s Il. Watson of Carrolltoa was
(ns aasiaess with Us Friday.
gerryviEIe baa seven applicants
the past oGloe AZ that place, >.
ror sale--. il. stanhopo nov
S Toe, coo frst class brick for
eat his. iasn southeast OF town
DonsiG. daily with .rbep rpas.jism.
|sity. y-oar BLOOD and cure 1t at
| &c b t,.I1in$ s'ooltgsa sot Hoods
rsap.;pilias...,.
s a'ter<anafaon, NJ. ". Ba'
+ ha@a !. Il ss.i..ii III ii TAX en Aoaa Of the
[rrls.ff,.e.4s auoiioa.a2. . WISH
|n i, 'ls 'alsb: sqoeess. *
arssN. 4 A~s Tex &c .ds~:o3aord,
sy,.. molher Of Mrs. >fs r. Bur
:. Ia.ai'i 7e>s Friday 6ndv,i'i ro-
in spa@e tree visiting.
|Pbe sladics Of tho H.sa,,..4Sss'. hi, s.. Wiz
e 3 lroo entertainment &nd box
(pe.s at he ahurcl Saturday
Eniog. Be sure to asSend.
siss Y ellis Wallace OF Cookvilla,
a., :; ;.,u4 .later OF our postmaster,
gea Es.3aY and will spend the
t9g xisiti4s With .ner fatheg.
F.. Powell Clayton attendod
Republican ratification Meeting
he e4sc;ion OF NoKin!oy AID
Ia. ct Ilft.le Eocklast waea.,
u. Eiothly has 4S6nip1atoa II
stcna walk in front of b. 3.
Fen sns resldeaee property ead
f'aIeuNE oaiea. Net l31' geed
k 90 on: ~ -.
baadtats. Il forms vheu the glands
he skin arawoakol.stt, &ud Il
/ iec.ed. baidneas is sQre 10 .ol-
i Eaips Fair Ranewer IS tho
1feTontsxrve,
[on A, 6. Hall OF Harrieon,
Secretary Of State eiect, lett
week tol' Little Rock, prepare
10 entering upon the duties oi
Z pR % t:!a first OF the year,
= ,otsing, and not Irritating,
& aglaeni:.g and not wealgoniug
Il but effective such aye the
n ities ., DeWltt's Little Early
:, e. re-, loo tssaeua l;stle pils J. s.
ua 5elt,
n, cure old sorae, 70 heal an IN
s.. .:. ri nicer. O. TO apoedily cure aba
ii y9p need Simply TO app z
s,' "a, 'itis stitch Hazel aaige ae-
liz, 10 directions lis n,as,,io-
=, sel3an viii eurp,lea ToN J. Z.
q Eeli.
q 81 'sr#ou & again ialestea m,tl
AZ pss During 't.a past week
z b unRnncesasal attempts have
q. mada to burn sha pui'''o
- . baild1ng. !aey naya sue
'.s1 .a III Aurning t'2o wnod l1o0se
tic wood The oS2ea1s lt;sn
9e &c 4 tnab}a to make eny arrests.
"a "a, sadeet aafcrtanaS6 f,r any
ais = community 70 % cHr6aa
~ sach claaa 81 criminals.
- l'N7sa lnseea. II Oregon.
e,~s setlrhe,f lrom Fi. Saith this
.AsS 'hg aaj started tos her homo
pn- Ma. Leens, We nndes.
vas hopnd oyer oii iao charge
= agairst nag come time agp
y and'ag the post office IL.
sm nt while postmaster 1t
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

You run no risk. Ail'dealers sell
Grooves Tastcless Chiil Tonic on
a positive guarantee. No cure no
pay. Delightful to trke. Price see.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
One more month of '96.
John Philips has lime for sale.


1t is time for you to begin to
prepare for tho holidays.
DR.. D. F. Ray made a business
trip 10 BerryviIie, yesterday.
Weather indications are that
winter is. approaching rapidly.
J, 0. Coleman's school at The
'7rim school house closed last Fril
day.
A. E. Leathers closed success
ful term of school IN District 4, last
Friday.
B.. f. Rada has moved from The
country into town. Ee occupies
the bambie property.
Go to W. r. 8nood & Co.'S, for
your shoes. All gtadieg of shoes
from rs to aB per cent lower.
White il Berryv.lle Il yen want
q good meal or yoaf team we'll
9eFed foas stop aG 10 Southern
Hotel. >
e. O. lahter, who has haen con.
fined TO his. room tor two months
by an attack OF tho {oyer, is around
again.
S. s. Deaton, The enterprising
merchant Of Carrolltop, gives us a
handsome order for job printing
thia week.
II you want tho boneit Of those
special bargains at A. BIasingame's
call beforsshe moves TO the new
building.
While IN .Tanoy county last weak
Mr.. Bryan showed that he is not q
good ma~ksman, % it TOOK the
ninth shot for him to kill q deer.
J. L. RusseA returned Sunday
from his trip 10 Missouri. He and
his mother went to Batavia, Mon
dav, to SEQ A. J. RusgeiPs l;stlo
daughter who is very sfek.
The cid lady was right when she
said, the ohiid might die # they
Wait ed fer the doctor. She saYed I
the li..tle one'a life win $ few doees
ot Ooe Minute Cough, Cure. She
had used It before. J. Z. Harbert,
!" B. 3, Bslinger, who las Boon
connected more or less with The
TRIBuNE for the past eight Years, !
has purchased 'arm near Denver,
snd ho and his grandmother, Mrs
G. Berry, Will remove thereto next
week. We aso sorry to Lose Bert
rom our town sad highly com
mond h!,1 20 the people where he
is going.
.'Excouae me-" observed the mep
in spectacios, "but I am a surgeon,
end that IS not where the liver is. -
Never you mind where the liver
is," reiorted the other. III i. Was
IN hia big toe or. bis LET, ear De,
Wits Little Enyiy Risers would
reach il and shake ii FOR him. On
that you can bet your gig-lamps,
;J. E. Harbe.'i.
For years there has been very
oone'usive 20 evidence thnt the oorn-
1vy south oi Green Roress ia an oli
region, aad recent developments
Indicate that the matter .ill soon
BE- haougA. to~a taet Not long
since q company wse formed with
! 6. NJ Wallace 81 tbs head which
! "a III nahe thorough .agessiga-
,;oH. Already they ha3e secured
! leases oa the tsrn1s o. the following,
/, gentleman. {. u. Harberf. Tu1.
/. t.&rba.s, r. T.. Eaooa, J,lo. Por5or,
+ Zoo. Tauaon, s. Il. MoM9rrie AID
! A. i}las,r.gsn,e. Mr. Wallace h2s
! h,.. eonsiae.abio experience IN
sssch }ssineas ard 10 ieala oonaaaot
ai, w5Il bo found IN a1und ancA-
! We hope The t&rm era viii grasp
! Ete aitaa{ion and give IeaFes or
lha'r .sada so SO 20 :naura capital
1 .ata "a ingassig gste. No poss'o,e
sl.arra can come from s |saso and i
/ oi} 8 4ou}d re owner 81 the lan6
! vill be independent, 81 tho cona'-
lions nt The contract arc very res
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

:. B. 3, Bslinger, who has beon
connected more or less with The
TRIBuNE for the past eight yoafa,,
has purchased q farm near Denver,
and ho and his grandmother MIRA.
@. Berry, will remove thereto next
week, We aso sorry to Lose Bert
from our town and highly com.
mond hi's. 20 the people vhore he
is going.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

The cid lady was right when she
said, the ehiid might die If they
wait cd fer the doctor. She saved
the lf.t4a o0e's life with 3 lew doses
Of Ooe Minute Cough, Cure. She
had used it bofore. J. L Harhert,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

"Exccuee me-" observed the mep
in spectacies, "but [ am a surgeon,
end that IS not who're the liver s.
Never you mind where the liver
is," ioiorted the other. II i. Was
IN hie big toe or bis lett ear Dc.
Wits Little Enriy Risers would
reach il and shake ii FOR him. On
that you can bet your gig-lsmps,
J. 3. Harbe.t.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

j. L. Russell returned Sunday
from his trip TO Missouri. He. and
his mother went to Batavia, Mon
dav, to SEQ 4. J. Rusgeil's l:ttlo
daughter who is very sfelS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

agh ,ile rwiee-a a. " eek Re
of St. i.auis exoeiled ell
|Mestern weekly papers II
PING the news Of the caEa-
llt now ans4tlances salat II has
Eed rs news service, and
er i viii give It's readers
paper IN tie country. This
becanse the next twelve
viii he crnwed wltl. nnWs
ssents With all the inn
Pents to It's service the year
sr'ption will be the same
'ar q Year, BY mail, twice =
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
sser4f.sEa nad I2aary gpss3a,

To-Day q i haa gsg, u;S
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

S. s. benton, The entorprising
merohant Of Carrollton, gives us q
handsome, order for job printing
thia week.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
MOI NOT,
The Date is Nc

The Date Is Nc
and all the week, when ZION fMingle-M MAY
COMPANY will appear at Library hall.
This company has PLAYED the Hills
towns to crowded houses every where.
They carry q repertoire Of bran new
sparkling plays and each night Miss
Edna Mays wonderful kaleidoscope
dance. of which the press speaks 80
highly, will be introduced This COM
pany always is a favolite here, and this
season the cast is larger and stronger
than ever and 1t is needless to say that
they will be greeted with large houses.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
Irrigation Meeting.

On March 4, and 5, meeting Was
held at Sturgls for the purpose OF dis
cussing the irrigation question. There
was large attendance from all parts
Of the Hllls and much interest was
taken.
Speeches were made bv James NJ.
Woods, Chauncey L. Wood, V. L.
McGillicuddy, S. d. Wilson. Judge Plow-
man, John Scollar. Capt. G. V, Gard
ner and others. The opinion OF all
present was that our only salvation
was in the reservoir system OF storing
our surplus water and using it IN the
dry season. If bitches were constructed
in such a way that all water that runs
down the little draws and small streams
could be caught and stored away in
reservoirs we cannot realize the good
that would result from it to say moth
Ing OF the volume OF waterrunning each
year In TIE large creeks and streams.
A district organization was effected
James M Woods OF this city was
elected president, S. E. Wilson OF Hot
Springs. vice president; G. V. Gardner of
Piedmont, secretary and treasurer.
The following were chosen vice presi-
dents. }. s, Pratt, Lawrence county;
j. M. Newland, Butte county; w. V.
Doyle, Meade county; V. 7. McGilI1-
cuddy, Pennington county; Ed Stenger,
Custer county and F. Evans, Fall River
county.
At the close OF the meeting the
Meade County Agricultural Association
offered a number OF prizes for the best
vegetables grown under the resesvolr
system to be awarded this fall at the
regular session OF the annual falr
Bv the way we believe that Penning-
ton county will be able to make bet
ter showing in the way Of permanent
work on u reservoir system OF irrigation
than any county in the Hills before
frost comes next fall.
JIM. Woods, C.L. Wood, w, H, Gould
and DR.. McGilIicuddy attended the irrl-
cation meeting at Sturgis last week.
They report that much interest In the
subject is being taken all over the
western part OF the state and all present
were in earnest and ready to do some
thing to aid the good cause.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13

| am guilty OF this CRIME. After first go
ing in person to ta Of the leading stores
who had been furnishing goods and hav-
ing the orders refused. then applied
to the manager OF the Co-Opera-
tive store who also refused to fill the or
ders, l made a second visit TO this
awful Co-Operatlve store and this time
Mr.. Reed agreed to furnish the goods.
Yes, If it is crime to ieeed the county
paupers under such circumstances then
l am guilty.
A Journalist who will stoop to such
contemplate trumpted up charges
sach an uncalled for vENAL ATTACKS up.
on me while the representatives of the
party he claims to ENDORSE, have been
majority on the board and accessories
to each and every crime he paints so
BLACK, never receive one word Of accu-
sation, proves to an intelligent public
that he has not only been obeyng the
prompting OF his own depraved nature,
but that he has been as we formerly
asserted in the paid employ OF certain
| SHARKS" who, when thwarted by the
board in their attempted robbery have
adopted this method OF attracting the
attention OF the public, while they with
the decision OF the Judge OF the Seventh
judicial Circuit managed to accomplish
their designs, thus thwartlng the action
OF the board. By this we refer to the
mandamus compelling the treasurer to
receive county warrants IN the delln-
quent tax chmpromise Our object in
making the terms of this cash compro-
mise was to break up a ring composed
OF a "llttle coterie" Of sharks who are
now and ever have been preylng upon
the taxpayers OF this county We could
! thus have accumulated some cash in
our county generat fund with which to
make a call for warrants held by
eastern parties and thus widened the
market ard consequently enhanced the
vaIne OF county warrants.
A journalist who will make a criminal
charge against one under such circu1,-
stances ought to he handled for criminal
libel or sent to an institution for the
feeble minded.
We now call upon this Journalist
whose duty it has ALWAYS been to crl-
tlcise the acts of county officials" when
Gin the interests OF the county" as he
asserts, to rise and explain to an
anxious populice, WHO ARE THE REAL
REPUDIATERs?
Yours as ever for reform,
A. j. MCCAIN.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13

The Rev. j. w. Robinso delivered
verv interesting lecture last Thursday
evening at the NJ Il. church in this city
on the subject OF PHILOSOPHY and
Growth OF Civilization" under the aus
plces of the EpN orth league. We heard
those present speak in the highest praise
OF the lecture and without doubt was
one OF the best ever delivered in the city.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
We advertise only what we have,
u. And do exactly what we advertise.
) eek

We advertise great bargains in C1oaks, Shawls,
Blankets, Flannels and in fact all winter goods.
We ore right in the midst Of our January clearing
sale and our customers getting the benefit Of
reduced prices in nearly all lines of winter goods
this week.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
A Close Call.
keystone Miner.

John LintZ had remarkable escape
from an awful death last Sunday night
at the Big Hit mlue. He and his brother
James were starting to work in the shaft
which is ninety five feet deep. The day
had been cold and frost had gathered on
the friction brake of the whim, which
prevented It's holding until warmed bv
friction. jim feared to risk 1T and went
down the ladder, but John chanced the
bucket which as soon as started fell
with frightful velocity. The man in
charge OF the whim quickly set the
brake and threw the clutch IN gear and
succeeded in checking the bucket just
before the bottom was reached and
though he landed all in q heap Jonh
was entirely unhurt, but the whim was
ruined; when thrown in gear,
the velocity was so great that the cogs
were scraped off like splinters. Work
will necessarily be suspended until q
new wheel can be secured from Chicago.
John saws his ride was exciting while it
lasted, he tried to speak and bet Jim a
dollar he would beat him down but
he didn't have time. He firmly believes
he was not born to be killed IN a mine.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
McCAlN'S POSITION EXPLAINED
Ground-Hog Joe's Trumped Up Charges
Wiped Out.

An Explanation Made Because Honest Tax
Payers Were Lead to Look at the
Matter Wrongfully by the I'm
scrupulous journal.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
Wind Cave Contest.

During all OF last week, the officers OF
the land office were busy hearing evil
dence in the contest involving title to
the wind cave in Fall River county.
Smith & Brown represented the contest
ants and Major A. R. Anderson the
patentee. About 25 witnesses were
examined and there was about 16O
pages OF closely written testimony.
This is an important case and the de-
cision OF the department will be watched
with interest as it involves some close
questions OF law in relation to tile min
eral character OF the land. 1t will
bring up the question as to whether the
crystals and specimens found in the
cave are mineral.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
1--WE do Exactly as we
ADVERTISE"

n. B. During heavy fall and winter busi-
ness a great many ssort lengths and remnants
accumulafed-come and see how you save by buy
ing remnants of us.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13
1--WE Advertise"

reduced prices in all departments of our we'll
hlled store and invite you to call and let us prove
to you that
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-03-13

-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-09
EX-SENATOR PAYNE DYING.
The Venerable Man Was Stricken with
Paralysis "a Week Ago.

Cleveland O., Sept 9.-The veneras
BILE ex-senator Henry B. Payne is dy-
ing at his residence on Euclid avenue.
He is a victim of paralysis and II Will
be a marvel If at his age, nearly Sc. he
RECEIVERS. He was stricken last Wednes-
day, but with the usual conservatism
of the family the attack was kept Sc
cret among few until Monday. when
he became so much worse that IL be-
came necessary to notify additional
friends of his condition The paralytic
features of his illness have improved,
but there are complications and ex-
cessive weakness, and IL is generally
understood that he is liable TO die at
any moment.
His physician, DIR. IL. h. Cushing,
Is conservative and ethical, and all
that could he obtained from the Cush-
ing residence Monday night In the way
of a professional opinion is that Sem
ator Payne will probably live a few
days vet. Senator Payne has been a
member of congress from the district
of Cleveland and was chairman OF the
house committee which co-operated
with the senate committee to find a
way to settle the close Tilden Hayes
presidential contest. He was from 1885
to 1891 one of the United states sena =
tors from Ohio. Prior to his term in
congress he filled number of munic-
ipal and state offices and has been del
egate to a number of national Demo-
cratic conventions. He has several
children. one of whom was the late
wife of William G. Whitney of New
York Another is Colonel o. IL. Payne
the Standard oil millionaire.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-09
TURKEY is NOT ALONE.
British Troops Think Nothing of Msssa-
creing the Matabeies.


London, Sept. 9.-Turkey, it should
be said. is not the only country where
barbarties, without a shadow of ex-
cuse, are being committed. A terrible
Indictment has been made against the
British forces engaged in suppressing
private letters from Buluwayo this
week describe with an air of verify
atrocities which amount to wholesale
legalized murder. Nothing worse in
general character Is reported from
Constantinople than this, from Eng
lishmen engaged with the British de-
tachment i'm pursuit of natives:
when out on patrol a week ago we
suddenly surprised FIVE Kaffirs sitting
down watching some goats They sim
ply jumped up. threw down their
shields and assegais. and covered their
faces with their hands. One short COM
mand was given and the five men were
shot dead We rode off as if nothing
had happened
Another case is that OF green
young doctor sent fresh from home by
the Red Cross society. He was tying
up wounded Matabele when a SER
geant came by.
"'Hullo, doctor says he, what are
you up to?'
"Attending this wounded native.
replied the medico.
Nonsense. says the officer Leave
the nigger and come and look after
some of my men,
NO says the doctor, must at
tend 10 this native first
>" Oh. you must eh? All right
Randage away And he drew his re-
volver and blew half the Kaffirs head
off "