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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

the er-prlcst and his home IN the Ala.
media bills
The ex.priest and his wife do not
feel The ionllness of tho place. They
have great deal % Rus4an company
al the time. Resides. ihey arr s1S
lalnel 10y the aslor Of grand cause
The oil man said 10 me. Il work with
my hands on my farm and ! sell my
onions aud applos Ia huy paper and Ink
Then print my paper liberty. and my
Tracts. and send them 10 b. distributed
in Russia and siberia. have no sub
scribcrs. My Russian literature Is al
given away"
From This obscure niche In the noun.
iains ~ Ellen township these tracts arc
sent hy secret aud devious Ways 10
Geneva. where the l.lbcrai0rs post
them IN the underground mail for trans
mission acruss The frontier; or shey are
sent 20 q Russian tea plantation IN
Northern China. where. securely told.
ed. and sccrctcd IN cakes of brick tea.
they are transmitted boy caravan.
gcaled with the seven customs seals Of
kiaiha. across the stCppes Of siberia,
consigned 10 trusted agents Tor disirl.
button In the very heart Of the empire.
serving well their purpose OF keeping
alive the pickering fame Of liberty.
lioncharcnko has been formally con-
dcmned 10 sirangulailon for his share
Ia the conspiracy 10 emancipatc the
scrfs. II was a novel situation. this
breaking Of bread In the house OF a
man upon whose head a mighty empire
had set price.-Will NJ. Clemmens, In
Globe.DemOcrat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Oklahoaa and ths Indlan Tertiary.
A well-knoWn New York hnaneler.
who recently made business and
pleasure trip through Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory. IN a letter 20 =
friend gives some very interesting data
and information relative TO The Land
Of the Fair God" he says, In part:
when recall my experiences. while In
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Il
seems to me to be more like dream
than a reality. | never was more "a
vorably impressed with a people. ana
the resources Of the country are truly
wonderful.
Before making this trip was Inn
bued with the idea. 90 prevalent among
the people Of the east. that this terri
tory have little In common with the In
teresss Of our people. aud was a place
dtied more by nature for an abode for
the red man and a rendezvous for out
laws than a homo for a civilized and
Christian people. A personal investi-
cation and inspection OF the country
early dispelled this idea. and I found
that nlne-tenths OF the sensational arti-
cies Of Outlawry and other tragedlei
credited TO that country emlnated alone
from the fertile brain OF some over-en-
thusias,le newspaper correspondent.
Tho Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific.
the A,ehison. Topeka 4 Santa Re. the
CaOctaw. Oklahoma a Gulf and the
missouri. Kansas 4 Texas systems Of
railroads each lead into and across this
country. and the great amount Of cattle.
boss. wheat cotton and other produce
clipped out from there evidences the
fact Of the fertility OF the soil and the
productiveness OF the country.
The Indian Territory Is rich IN IT,
mineral lands and coal fields. and these
Industries are only In their Infancy.
while the cheapness OF the land aud
rich soil over the greater part Of Okla
homA offers inducements TO capitalists
as well as the farming aud laborlng
class Of our people.
There Is still some fair hunting IN
the Kechl hills. southwest OF Ami
darko and In the Gloss mountains, and
the streams are well supplied with fish.
Crop prospects are exceptionally
good. and undoubtedly the coming sea-
son will see a larEe emigration from the
east 10 that country"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

tho attention ~ tie governor ~ tho
province, who supervised his rduca
ION with view 10 placing him In The
diploma lie service. Later be- was con
fpriaicd n priest. lie was at length
asfiened iu the Russian legation at
Athens. and while there became inter
csird 10 llrlzen's kolokol. During
ins period hc wrote q series Of arii.
Giles which appeared Ia kolokOl. de-
scrlhing The abuses praciiccd by The
Greek clergy. task for which he was
well lifted. being unc of the order
These articles attracted wide attcn-
ton and every effort was made hy the
Russian government 10 discover the
author Finally an accident betrayed
him. An agent Of london bookseller
Jaw him post a letter directed 10 par
Ties suspected Of being lnimical 10 the
Russian government The agent r..
ported % the chancellor ~ the Russian
embassy. and within half an hour
Agaplus llunchnrcnko was close
prisoner on board the man-of-war
Sirclnk. sailing Tor C0nstantlnOple. Ills
friends In Athens communicated with
a revolutionary section In STEAMBOAT.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
A PRICE upon HIS HEAD
A hussiRn nSiie's Retreat IN Oh.
hountnins of California

A hu~~iRn nyiie's Retreat In III.
hountHins of California.
There lives la America man with a
price ON his head Russian priest.
formerly the czar's minister 10 Athens.
now dwelling la exile on q mountain
top Ia California.
The retreat Of Father Agaplus Hon.
chnienkn j. Ia a secluded spot abont
twenty miles from san Francisco. 10
reach his h0me. which II near Hay.
wards, Ia Alameda county. the tIay.
eler must drive along a winding noun.
tain rad. around barren ridges. iiast
gloomy mNines. yawning Tar beneath
him. and over lonely fields. scarce
varied by tree or clump OF vcgela
ton
The risk Of losing the road il an.
comfortably great rs the track Is
often indlsilnct aud gfussgro sci
dom fenced Ia anywhere. Houses are
Few, ana frum some IT these the
CHEEKY signs Of human HE are miss.
Ing. let the explorer think himself
lucky " De- can iind the way: for his
destination Is hidden behind rocky
hills, away from the main road aud
entered by a rugged path. which can
only b. traced liy those long familiar
with the locality.
Here ! found the residence ~ the
man who is known and feared hy the
tyfanis ~ Rvs 'ia who - loved aud
respected wherever Russian liberty ~
priced; for De- Il no ordinary indigld.
ual, this eX-Russlan priest cmhassa.
dot, statesman, propagaudist and apos
tie Of liberty
The domain OF This refugee from
Russian Justice consists of nty acres
of side hIll gllstcnlhg powders. pre-.
ciplious gulchcs. waving grain nelds
With a Landscape thrown Ia that would
delight the heart 81 a Ricrsiadt
His house stands upon rucky spur
~ the mountain. surrounded hy an
orchard. u l. one.siury cottage
painted white with q kitchen annex
In the gable over De door ~ the word
"Stuhada. which is the Russian way
of saying Liberty" ou the door fam
la pecil written in English ln bold
firm hand is the sentence. Revenge
on the wolves that drvnur the lambs.
Ia answer io my knock un the door
little woman with a pleasant anu
thoughtful face. piercing black eyes
and luXurani. raven.hack hair. made
her appearance. This was Nine. Hon.
charnko the wife of lhp patriot Her
Italian descent was plainly apparent.
although she was horn ~ American
parents and r'lrrl ln rhindelphin.
Presently a little old man. 'ligLily
stoopshuuldered. bai vigorous aud
Muscular made his appearance. hrsr
ing Re- pain uf milk. he was sngular.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

aud when The man-of-war arrived the
English cmha demanded his ~.
lease. which. after s,me demur was
granted. After a short hiding IN the
Frank quarter ~ Consianiinople Hon.
channko made his way 10 London.
wher' for time be- was a collahom-
ieur u Herzen on knlokol. and be-.
came an advocate ~ the liberation ~
the serfs. The Russian government
set price upon his head. aud bis
brother was hinl ihrd a. siberia.
After taking an active part In the
Greek revolution be- came a. the United
States, aud for four months snhslsiei
GA - cents a day. earned with a pick
AZ and shovel in the street. u New
York Subsequently, h. entered into u
contract with The American Bible socl.
ciy % translate the Bible inio Slavonl.
on. AZ this time De- had an advertise.
mcni Ia the papers calling Tor pupils a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

In or,lfs 10 secure 100, coo Subscribers the
following offer i made: To the siihscfiptf
first guessing the correct or nearest cqLretI
number Of bales Of cotton received IN Mem
phls from September 1, 1876, % Nay =, M
elusive, 1873, a. follows. Ifcorreel o. ne4r-
ct 10 the correct guess y received on Or BE-
fore February ~, 1910, Il set. IN casn
q 500. 90: II IN March, ie98, $500, bul u
not till April only s560.oo. The contest
closes April 30.
n. Weekly Commercial Appeal conillns
al the news of the week. Iaimkge's ser
mon, a complete Farm and Garden depart
ment, Question department. and Friendly
Circle for the young folk
Receipts ia former yea. EefC a. follows.
Up % May IS, iG02, 7i5, a78 bales; % Ma
rs, ie03, 40, SIS haoi; up % May -, 1921 +.
ga ,35i tales; 20 Mayi5, is93, d8i ,l6i haies
81 $50 IN eish and valuable Flfis gifcn o
agents. Aisoa ride. single barrel and double
barrel brccch-loldIng shotguu frce. send
for special terms d agents and sample eople.
Fsfty cents must accompany every ges's iol
twelve months subscription; both guess and
subscription In same letter. SIMPLE copy free
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
rrruIInrl,i.. on I.inh,ninr

Persons struck by lightning have
had small holes drilled IN the skull.
hut otherwise they were not marked
Nleilms have been horribly burned
aud cvcn dismembercd. A stroke Of
lightning has cut Oh a mans ear oi
shaved his hair aud heard clean. and
noi hurt him In any other way. The
markings are often curious. Blue q
the common color. but they have been
rcd. green and black. and occasionally
the whole body turns black. Ncgrpcs
who have been struck by lightning
have had their skins hleached IN spots
90 absolute Wilderness. One negru
struck by lightning found. after he
Ind recovered consciousness. that be
had one completely white arm, aud
the rest ~ his body being a. black ~
usual Kindness. deafness. aud either
total or partial paralysis are frequent
conscQucuccs Of lightning strokes.
Sometimes the lightning selects a ain.
Gle object on a mans person aud a..
sails that without apparently touch.
Ing the man himself. COlus have hccn
melted until they stuck together In q
mans pocket, while he suffered no m
consequences. Keys. watches and
watch chains. metal cartridges aud
cycglass frames have been more OF
less damaged, while the persons wear.
ing them were almost unlniured.
Clothing. too has been almost demol.
ished without injury 20 It's wearcr.
iron lacks have been pulled ont Of
SHOES aud rubber boots destroyed fre.
Qnenlly. The hrAEs pyelels were once
torn out 81 a mans shoes. but "a
hardly felt the shock..-puhllc 0plnlon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
Keeping everlAs,insly at Il dOesn'I
always win success

The Iron Mountain Railroad comes
along with a very finely engraved ca
ender on a stifl board, inviting every
one to steer for the Iron Mountain
Route. The subject ofthe illustration
i premium Texas steer, and incident
ally Il may be mentioned that the
Iron Mountain transports him 20
market Ia nineteen hours, while pas
sengers selecting this old-esiablished
Southern route find a smooth track
comfortable equipment and rapid ser
vice ~ the daily feature OF travel over
the Iron Mountain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
r,rER PIANO CASES
AIas IRstrament Gases Made of livery
and silver.

Alao iRstrament Cases Made 90 Ivary
and silver.
IAN manner ~ articles IN place Of
w'iod have heen used In the manufact-
urc Of pianos" says one u the grcat.
ct English plano makers perhaps
the most snccrssful % an these l.
paper. of which many pianos Of ex-
quislie tone and appearance have been
made. The dukg II Dcvonshire hiss
one ~ the finest specimens ~ papeI
piano. this hing ~ French make. and
drcoptcd most ornaicly with pictures
by French artists. The duke gave
80 gulneas for this mainly. no doubt
on account of the ornamcniation. I
suppose you know that pianos FOR very
hot aud very cold climates lnstrti.
mcnts for export. Ia fact-havr % le
specially made. aud IN this direction
all manner ~ experiments have been
tried. Among others. a sort Of ccllu.
lose one factor In which Is actually
common molaSscs. from which sugar
Is made, u employed, and a compost
ton made from the chemical treat
mcni % guita percha and leather pulp
has been tried. Ivory pianos are hy
no means uncommon. and the dowaget
countess of Dudley has a magnificent
carved specimen. Pianos Of ivory are
] might say. made every year ln mum.
l'ers but chiefly for Indian princes
aud rich Spanish.Americans. Many
pianos " solid silver have been made
Indeed. one was only recently com.
pleted by a London arm for the Nlzam
Of Hyderahad. aud piano cases have
at various times been made % bronze
species % aluminium. glass. porce.
lain. and. In combination. mother-of
pearl. London Answers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
man rnIcr ron rorATnEa

The John A. salEer Seed Co. La
Crosse, via, pay high prices for new
thlngs They recently paid $500 for a
yellow rlnd watermelon. $1,000 for %
tu new oats. $500 for 100 lbs. Of pota-
ttea. etc, etc. Well. prices for pota-
toes will be hish next fall Plant q
plenty, Mr.. Wideawake, You'l make
money. salzcr'a Earliest are NJ to cal
In Is DAYS after planting. HIS Cham
pion Of the World Is the greatest yielder
on earth and We challenge you 10 pro-
duo rs equal.
u ,ou uni send n cents In stamps
10 the john A. Salicr Seed Co. Ia
Crosse. VIA. yon win get. free. ten
packages grains and grasses. lncladlng
Teoslnte. spurry. Giant incATnale
Clover. etc. and our mammoth caia-
logue Catalogue Sc. Tor mailing. va,
Watches were lirsl made Al Nuem
burg. Icn.mrY. IN i411.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

The United States government has
established q branch Office IN the great
seed establishment Of the John A. Sal
ser Seed Co, La Crosse, Wis. SO large
and extended Is the trade the Salzer
Seed Co. that the government, for
their own convenience TO promptly ex-
pedite mail matter, located an Office In
their mammoth building. The editor
IL told that Salzer's great plant, seed
and grain catalogues mailed to any
one upon receip; Of cents postage
by addressing them At Ia Crosse, Wis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
FooLED THn cHIcAaoANs.
johnson. the Cyriist. IL Also n Pret-
- Coed skater.

Johason. the CyrIist. L. AIss n Pret-
~ Coed skater
Il have jus, heard new one on
Johnson. the hicycllsi.' said Bob
Smith. the ticket agent AZ the Bucklng.
ham. In addition 10 breaking all the
bicycle records, he Is said to be the
fastest skater In the world. lie has
been 10 Sweden and Norway. aud has
fairly ouiskated the people who make
skates there. and there u not one OF
them that can touch him with a long
pole. He went % Chicago once aud
went skating On the lake. There was
an immense crowd out. II was before
be- had begun 10 break bicycle records.
and not much attention was paid 10
HIN by the hundreds 81 other people
who were there. ON every hand the
boys aud girls were doing their fancy
tricks. aud. by the way. they sure
enough knew how 10 skate there.
Johnson Skatcd about slowly for
while, Just 10 become accustomed 10
his skates. Then he Joined In the
whlrl aud began doing tricks that no
one ~ the others had ever heard ~.
II WIS not long before he suddenly
gave shoot ont from the rest aud
went Ike the wind for a mile Then
be- whirled aud came back like
streak ~ lightning. There was To- be-
a race that afternoon for a prize. and
when the people had seen Johnson
skate they induced him 10 enter for H.
lie lid M. aud beat the others 80 had.
~ that from that time on he was
haired from all contests ~ the kind
M one In thar city Of skaters would
race against him. lie gave exhibit.
tions aftcrwari, but that was his first
aud last mce."-l.ouisyllle CONNER
t.inl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Bull hgksing seems 10 be a profitable
profession. Guerrita. the most famous
spaniard In that line. appeared In sew
enty-seven lights last year. for which
he received 1900 for each perform
ance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

We Offer Ont Hundred Dollau Reward
Tor nny ease Of Caiarrh that can not Be cured
b. Halra CalarTh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY a CO.. Props,
Toledo, d.
We the undersigned, have known n. j.
Cheney for the last ~ years, and believe him
perfectly honorable m eli business trans
iciions and financially able 10 carry out any
obligations made b. their arm.
West a Truax Wholesale Druggists, Tolsio,
o. Walding, Kinnan A Marvin, whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls CafarFh Cure y taken Internally,
aciing directly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces Of The system. Price, IS cents per
bottle. Sold By al Drugglsia. Testimonials
fgee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Thia IL precisely the klnd Of mistake a man
makes fhe turns cut" on the wrong aide o.
me road when vehicle comes toward him. No
sss absurd Il The error Of the individual who
Iakea drastic mediclnea 10 reilte his liver
That organ a on the right eide anf thr road 10
ta relief l. Hoslettsr's stomach nittsrs, a med.
cine nla0 adapted % the relief Of dyspepsla
constipation. Aldnsy and rheumatic ailments
and malaria
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

A st. Paul typewriter has been sued
for ti2.57s damages for alternating a
husbands affections. The 81. Paul key
FOUNDER In action on the affections
must be a terror.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Paderewski has a magnificent touch;
there can be no doubt Of that. Thirteen
thousand i've hundred dollars for two
matinee reeitalsi There's nothing the
matter with that sort Of box once tech
hique.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

The United States has Just decided
that "a married woman Is q separate
and distinct person from her husband"
This confirms an impression We have
had for several years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Il is said that IL takes money to get
into the United States senate. This
may be why Congressman II. d. Money
has bssn chosen BY the Mississippi leg
lslature.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Drs. II. II. Green x Sons Of Atlanta.
Ga. are the greatest dropsy specialists
M the world. Cure more patients
than the entire army OF physician.
scattered over this beautiful land
ours. A valuable discovery outside
any medical book or published opiu-
lou. A purely vegetable preparation
Removes all dIOrsicAl symptoms rap.
Idly. Ten DAYS treatment mailed Il
every sufferer. See advertisement Ia
Other column.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

That Troy paper which thinks that
"all will ride bicycles hereafter" per-
haps will admit that a large proper
ton Of the riders probably viii have
70 be ciasssd a. "scorchers"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

chieago's common council has for
hidden the ownership Of more than six
dogs by any one family. In the name
Of civilization what kind Of doggeries
have they been keeping over there!
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Occasionally there is something IN
q name. A man named Flood wanted
10 Be put on the water commission In
Bossoa and the mayor would not have
n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05
A GREAT CHANCE 10 MAKE MONTY.

IN Epi1ou.-I read hcN Mr. Jones maze
money ! have a better JOB taking ri r. fQr
The rea FiFeproof Deposit tase inf sitr.ns
deeds uortTaEss, uufcs polirIft. rci e.ris
IA nee and falUahies from are tYtrT ilul'F
Or flFncr buys I sfii fur Warld Mig q lt' nj
CoiuIlb a. q cleared 81 nrst Wcck 80 srccnf.
arsf monih tit1. lister made 81 iasi wees
selling Nailnnal Dish Washer Tor sane trm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

lie Was sure 60 Test Letter
examining the grcWsome plcturc the
old man sighed and muilcrcd; Poor
girl" That was Oh. ho referred TO
Sophia rcruvsklia, the young woman
wno persisted on that scanold With
her unhofu hahc.
Al ms request Father lIonchawnko
told lhe story OF his chcckercd carver;
briefly as 10 lhc thrilling facts, me,i-
celN as 60 the results accomplished.
but with great vcrhoSlly of dlsunlsi.
tlon on liberty and the rights Of hu-
mainly IN the abstract
He II a lilevsky CoSsack. and came
Of powerful and wealthy family lie
was llofn IN SouiheFn Russia. Aue ~.
1892. Al an early age he attracted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

The new woman is happiest when
she can engage any one In controversy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

II President Krugsr's pictures IN ths
papers are ascurate We believe the gold
brick operators have overlooked a ans
aele for operation IN the TFansvaai.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

A CoU0H SHOULD Nor BE NEGLECTED..
s'Rrown's Bronchial Trochcsr are q simple
remedy and give immediate relief. AVON
limitations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

iilndsr ssrns 4 = simple rsmeds
BAT u tahcs oni thu corns ani shat coasoiaionu
~ Aases uallirg picaalre. -. a. dragElat .
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

A man ought t. have enough 70
Leep hiln IN hi. Old aae
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

The iirst telegraph instrument was
operated by Morse In 1885,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Americas first steam engine came
from England IN l7S3
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Mothers ~hs have rsed Parksr's ciuger
Tonlc
fuf yFaIt l 80 iha D. l'nsn m ~ fhaa other asl
suss sssg ioru ~ disirr. 40 ~saansss Yisd 10 O.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Glass windows were first used q,
England In the eighteeth century.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

A chanute CKan) paper says that
nearly every nan In the town carries
a bottle Of cough syrup.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Metropolitan society will be NOR
miscellaneous than ever this winter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Like or dislike OF the clergyman
'hould not h-vo anything TO do with
the worship.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-05

Watches were irsi made Al Nuen.
burg, 0en.nuy, IN lt77.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-02-26
THE E1KLoRs ADM1rrED TO BAIL.

The preliminary trial of the Eiklors
came to close Friday evening of last
week, about ten o'clock.
AS result of this trial which was in
progress about three days, Arneil Elk
lor the youngest of the three accused
was given his liberty on his own recog-
nizance, while Fred B. Eiklor and Sid
ney Eiklor were placed under 5000
bond each, to appear at the May term
of Comanche district court to answer
the charge of killing 6. w. Philips.
The bond was given next day, and
accepted by Justice s. NJ. Jackson
Following are the sureties and the
amounts they qualified to each bond,
the same sureties being On both bonds,
making total bond of $l2 900: Belmont
Eiklor, $1,000; John McMartin, $4,000;
VIM. Balm, $1,000; John @. Leonard,
$500: Joseph Bennington, $500.
AS soon as the bond was filed, sheriff
McIntire released the prisoners from
the county Jail, and they left the city.
Arnell returned to his home, so we are
told, and it is reported the other two
did not return home, for fear of more
trouble, but went west. This, how
eyer, we will not vouch for, as it is
only a report.-Coldwater Star.