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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-13

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.
Notice h hereby given that I have mads
application 90 the court OF ordinary for
Chatham county for leave TO sell all that
parcel or land In the city OF savannah
known and described as the northern hale
OF lot number twelve 90, North Ogle-
thorpe ward, with the improvements
thereon, belonging 10 estate Of Michael
Roach. deceased. for the payment oe
debts and distribution, and that said or
der will be granted at August term. 1897,
OF said court, unless objections are filed
thereto. JAMES =. KENNEDY,
Executor VIII OF Michael Roach, Deceas-
cd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-13

RIVER Report-The hight of The Savan-
nah river at Augusta a a. m. Goth meri-
dian time) yesterday was 7S feet fall of
O5 foot during the preceding twenty-four
hours.
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m, 18th meridian time, July u, 1897.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-13

Special Texas Rainfall Report-Bren-
ham, so: Columbia, T; Houston, IA;
Luling, AZ; San Marcos, 30; Sherman,
"a; Cuero, .02.
Greenville, S. c., 2.64; st. George, S. c.,
$50; Marion, Ala. $50; Union Springs,
Ala, 49, Brookhaven, Miss, 200; Lake,
Miss, 200; Cheneyville La, go.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Notice is hereby given that have mada'
application to the court of ordinary for
Chatham county for leave to sell all thah
certain lot Of land in the southern ex~
tended limits OF the city of Savannah, de-
scribed as lot number forty-ono (4Ds
Southville and improvements thereon, be-
longing to estate OF Abraham Stevens de-
ceased, for the payment OF debts ana
distribution, and that said order will ba
granted at August term, 1897. OF said
court. unless objections are filed thereto
w. j. CLEARY,
Administrator Estate Abraham Stevens
Deceased.
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MANTED-MIscELLANEous.

WANTED, LADYS HIGH-GRADE
bicycle; must be in perfect condition and
cheap for cash. CAN 3lS West Bolton
street. at to p. m.
WANTED, A GOOD MULE FOR USE
in a grocery wagon, state price and where
animal can be seen. Grocer, at Morning
News office.
WANTED, 800 LINEN SUITS TO
iaunder. Il. & w. Laundry. Telephone
700.
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If a military
. prisoner puts
AZ, so much as a
iii foot or a hand
Viii over the dead
iii line " he is
I'll shot through
II the head. In
dis e ase we
never know
W h ere the
" dead line " is; we
never know when
it is too late to draw
b a ok. The only
safe way is to take
no risks F.; go no.
W h ere near the
" dead line. d"
If you are feeling
" out of sorts, 4" ap-
petite uncertain ;
digestion weak;
weight going down
+ from the normal
standard, it is time
to take DR.. Pierce's
Golden NJ e dica1
Discovery. 1t tones
UP digestion; slim
ulates the liver,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hydro
graphic office. in custom house Captains
are requested to call at the office.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTEn.

--~~~~~~-~~~~-~
A VERY COMPETENT AND EXPER-
fenced up-to-date fertilizer salesman,
thoroughly acquainted with the trade, is
open for engagement for the coming sea-
son. Address Fertilizers, 1903 North Pryor
street, Atlanta, Ga.
STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWR T e r
and good office man desires position, not
afraid of work; highest reference. "Sten-
ographer," News ONCE.
WANTED, A POSITION BY REGIS
tered pharmacist; 10 years experience in
first-class house; Al references. Address
X, care this office.
WANTED SITUATION BY COLoRED
boy as butler; private family preferred.
Address Boy, News office.
YOUNG LADY OF GOOD FAMILY
desires a position as companion for elder
ly lady. Address Anxious" care Morn
ing News.
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Tompkinsville, ". Y, July 10.-The light
house board gives notice that on July 10
Sandy Hook light vessel No. 81 was re-
placed on her station off Sandy Hook. on
the easterly prolongation OF the axis of
Gedney channel, entrance TO New York
Lower bay, and Relief light vessel No. IS,
which had temporarily marked the station,
was Withdrawn. No changes have been
made in light vessel No. 81 as to charac-
teristics of light fog signal or general APP
pearance
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Reports of wrecks and derelicts receive
ed for transmission to the navy depart
mont
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NOTICE no DEBTORS AND CREDT-
TORS

TORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY-No-
tice IL hereby given 10 all persons having
demands against Allen Wright, late OF
said county. deceased, TO present them 20
me, properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law. 80 as TO show their
character and amount; and all persons in-
debted to said deceased are required To
make immediate payment 20 me.
GEORGE w. OWENS,
Administrator Estate Of Allen Wright. De-
ceased.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDT-
TORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COuNTY-No-
tice Is hereby given TO all persons having
demands against Patrick y
said county. deceased to pr,
me. properly made out, wit
prescribed by law. so as q
character and amount: and a
debted 20 said deceased are
make immediate payment e
CATHERINE.
Administrator Estate Of Pa
Deceased
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HOUSES WANTED.

~~~~~-~---~~~-~-~---~-~~~~
WANTED, TO RENT OR PURCHASE,
house of six to eight rooms in good To-
cality, between CASTOR. New Houston,
Montgomery and Lincoln; also vacant lot
in same locality. Apply, stating price,
+. O. Box 81.
WANTED. A SMALL HOUSE, SOUTH
OF New Houston rent between ten and
fifteen dollars. Address wv" =. O. Draw
er "R"
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ROOMS WANTED.

@-~~~~-~-~sC-~-~-~-~-~~o .~~~~~-c-o~~-~-~~~~~~~~-
WANTED, FLAT: THREE OR -FOUR
rooms; young couple; no children. Adj
dress A. b. G., this office.
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WOlcOtt Going to EurOpc.

Washington. Jan. -. Senator VOL
colt of Colorado, the chairman of the
special senate committee to arrange
for a special bimetallic conference of
the nations of the world. is going
abroad to confer with European bi-
metallists on the subject. The pur-
poses of his visit are known and APP
proved by P~rcsidcnt-elcct Mckinley.
and his trip is made ut the request of
his associates on the senatorial COM
mittee. The senator will be absent I'M
Til some time in February. Gen. Fran
els A. Walker, who. it was stated.
would accompany Senator Wclcott on
his mission. will not be able TO go as
has engagements will prevent him
from doing so.
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Casualties,

Several men were killed by an eXplo-
sion in an Indiana mine.
The grand stand Of the Buffalo, y. Y.
driving park was destroyed by fire, Ell
failing a loss of $4,000.
The Tonawanda, y. Y, high school
was destroyed totally by fire. Loss
between $4,000 and $4,000.
A cyclone has destroyed the town Of
Nevertire, \. :. w. 1t is feared that
several persons have been killed.
Edward Rogers. his son Frankie, and
Il domestic, Miss Minerva Robinson.
were drowned ut Clayton. \. u, while
trying to cross the St. Lawrence i'll an
ice punt.
The car barns and repair shop of the
Cleveland. gainesville and Eastern
electric railway at WillOughhy. Ohio,
burned Saturday evening. Loss, $50
000; insured.
The factoy of the Jacksonville Sewer
Pipe company at Jacksonville, Ohio,
burned. throwing 100 men out Of en-
ploymcnt fer the winter. Loss fully
100000; partially covered by insur-
ance.
The steamer Carranza. from ROtter-
dam for Bilbao, Spain. has been totally
lost off Cape Ajob. Six members of
the crew were saved. but fifteen are
missing.
Lee Burr. Il lad living at Orient.
Iowa, accidentally shot and killed him
self. He vas shooting pigeons and the
gun snapped. He looked into the bar
rel and it exploded, the ball entering
his brain.
A coasting party at Ann ArbOr, Mich.
collided with an engine of the railroad
and had Il miraculous escape from be-
ing ground t death. Two Of the party
now lie dangerously injured a the hos
pital.
frankie Moore, a girl eighteen years
of age. was drowned in the lake in the
eastern suburbs of Columbia, No,
which furnishes the water supply for
the city. Peculiar circumstances sur
round TIE tragedy, and there is talk
Of foul play.
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HONORABLE CAREER ENDED.
Sudden Death az ErnL Admiral SKIER
rite. Retired.

Washington. Jan. Rear Admiral
Joseph =. Skecritt. retired, died here
to-day. His death, while sudden. was
not wholly unexpected, as he had been
in bad health since his retirement from
active service il Jaly. 1894. The adj
miral n in the SlXty-fOurth year Of
his age and is survived by Il widow,
three daughters and two sons.
Admiral SkCrritt had a long and hon.
Olable career in the service Of his
country. \ native Of Ohio. he entered
the navy as midshiplran in October,
1913. passed through the various
grades, becoming q lieutenant in 1876.
a lieutenant commander in 1862 and
was stationed at Washington navy
yard the following year. after which
he served Creditahly during the civil
war on the Shenandoah and the Ka-
tahdin. He. commanded the gunbOat
ArO&tOok from 1864 to 1860 and was
actively engaged with the Confederate
Notifications at the mouth of the Rya.
eos river, Texas. in June, 1861. Sub
sequently he spent three years survey
ing the Pacific ocean, had command OF
an expedition TO Panama. and another
to Apia, Samoa. to settle local troubles
with the United States consul; was
governor for two years of the naval
asylum at Philadelphia; later was in
command of the naval forces on the
Pacific station and was in Honolulu
during the exciting times following the
revolution.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
People I'm Print.

The condition Of Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher, whose hip was broken Ivy a
fall is still serious.
Charles b, Parrish, one Of the oldest
and wealthiest coal operators in Penn
~sylvania, died suddenly at Philadelphia.
Harry G. Yorker. forIaerly managing
editor of tine Chicago Chronicle, died
of consumption.
Joseph ID. Weeks. editor Of the Amer
lean Manufacturer, died ut his home in
Pittsburg from the effects of Il stroke
of paralysis.
Lansing w. Bancker. who enjoyed
the distinction of being the oldest living
clown except Dan Rice, died at the
Philadelphia almShouSe. He was about
seventy-tive years old.
Charles W. Hoffman, l.. j.. D., libra
rian of the United States supreme
court from 1872 to 1893, died IT his
home OF pneumonia. He was sixty
seven years Of age, unmarried. aud
caves an estate worth nearly Sl0o,SJO.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07

was watching. opened fire and shot
Bratton twice in the back of the head.
He will probably die.
John Murphy, a saloonkeeper at 10
Root street. Chicago, was found MUIR
dered in his room in h rear OF the
saloon. The condition of the pace
pointed toward robbery as the motive.
Ihe colCred porter, William owe
WHO sleeps in the rear of the saloon,
las been arrested.
TIE nest brutal and revolving crime
cver committed in the history of st.
Car county. Mich. was committed in
the township of Kimball, when Archer
H'cCoilum made an attack upon his
81 ycar-Cld mother and bruised her
head in q terrible manner. Her body
Is L mass Of bruises
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
From Foreign Shores.

Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender,
again denies that he will resign the
leadership Of the Carlist party IN favor
of his son.
The relations between Peru and Bo-
livia are strained owing to an invasion
of the Peruvian frontier by a Bolivian
force.
Prof. Emil Heinrich du Bois-Rey-
moad, NJ. d.. +. K. s., is dead. he
was a member and perpetual secretary
of the Royal Academy of Sciences at
Berlin.
4 Frenchman named Fabian has
lodged a claim at Berne, Switzerland,
for 46,OO0.0O0 francs some time ago
against Venezuela on account OF IA de-
NAL OF justice by the Venezuelan
courts.
Light winter rains are becoming gen
eral in India. Reports from Lahore,
Agra and CawnpOOre- are promising,
the sky being overcast and the pos
poets for breaking the drOUth are ma
tcrially brighter.
Advices received from Manila, CAPT
tai of the Philippine islands. say that
IA conspiracy against the Spanish gov
eminent has been ciSrOve!Cd IN the
Province of Bulucan. Many notabieS
have been arrested.
A London Chronicle dispatch from
Berlin reports that DIR. Behrlng. the
diScoverer of the anti-toXi1i for diph-
iberia, has married the daughter of
SpinOla. the director of the charity
hospital.
Max Alvary, the noted German
tenor. who has been for the last four
months confined to his rooms danger
ously i'll. has fully recovered and will
shortly again be heard at the Grand
opera in Berlin.
\ special dispatch from Madrid says
that Don Carlos, the Spanish pre-
tender, again denies that he will re-
sign the leadership of the CarliSt party
i'm favor of his son, Don Jaime, who,
the father adds, is in perfect accord
with him on the question.
The situation Of the striking long
Sloremen i'll Hamburg grows worse
from day to day. and much want and
suffering is inevitable in case the diff
fcrenceS between the strikers and ship
ping masters are not speedily adjusted.
The funds of The strikers are going
down rapidly. and new contributions
are becoming mre measer daily.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
TRIPLE MURDER.
Three People Killed by a Man Win
Fci-hca Drunkenness.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 2.-laSt night a
tragic triple murder took place in Pom.
lar Springs. Il suburb of Atlanta, G
w. Allen, a man of seventy years, runs
a boarding house there. Last evening
when the supper bell rang Theodore
Flanagan failed TO answer. A girl
was sent to call him when he sent in
word for a drink of water, when he
would come TO supper. The drink was
sent him. The man dropped in some
kind Of preparation. swallowed it, and
Their proceeded to the dining room
Entering with Il smile, he greeted the
waiting guests with Good evening, nv
think all of us would he happier if We
were done with it. l thank you for
the drink you sent me-
Suddenly dra wing Il revolver Elan.
nagan eXclaimed:
Prepare to meet your God to-nighs~
He began firing INFO the affrighted PEG.
pie. The first bullet went crashing
through the brain Of Mrs. Allen, aged
Go. She fell to the floor, dead, without
a word. In quick succession the in.
furiated man cmptied his revolver pei
nell. &. w. Allen was the next to
fall Il victim To the murderOuS fellow.
falling dead beside his wife. The next
bullet which took fatal effect had for
it's victim Mis-, Ruth Slack, the eigh.
tecn-year-old daughter of Col. Slack Of
Greer Sboro. Ga. who had arrived at
the house during the afternoon on a
visit.
Other bOarlcrs ran ont into the street
to seek safety. two Of them badly
wounded by the bullets. Having
emptied his revolver, Flanagan COolly
reloaded it and started toward the city,
threatening death to any IN who
would follow him. Soon a mob was
ut his heels determined to lynch him.
A police officer met the fugitive just
in time to save him. The officer and
flanagan jUmI ed o. passing car aud
thus eiudrd the lynchers. Flanagan
is now in Jail. AS the people with
whom he was living are dead it is i'm.
possible to get the real reason of tie
tragedy, il any existed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
Crimes md Criminals.

Antonio Aonone. a New York barber,
was murdered and it is believed that
1t was the work of the Maria.
Thieves broke in Franklin chapel in
Berrien Center, Mich. and carried off
the church organ.
Sid Pearson. Il marine fireman from
Chicago, was shot and probably IA
tally wounded while resisting arrest at
Muskcgon, Mich.
DR.. Pitzer OF Orlando, Fla. set fire
to his house when his wife died, and
shooting himself, was cremated with
her.
Edwin w. Vance and his family Of
Columbus, Ohio, were poisoned by
some unknown person thirty-siX hours
ago. but the fact was suppressed.
Albert Hense Downe, the highway
man convicted of the murder of Cash
worth, shot OF the streets Of Denver
December last. was sentenced to be
hanged the third week in January.
August Beck. a salOOnkeeper at Red
Jacket, Mich. cut his throat while in
sane from a kick received in the lower
part Of the abdomen the day previous.
He viii not ecovc
Roscoe Finley. the tax collector in
Greenfield township. Erie county. Pa.
was wayiaid. beaten into .nsprsihitity.
robbed and then hauled into his barn.
which was fired by the highwaymen.
Jack Keel. an old German who keeps
a small store On the B~eardstown road.
near Springfield, H.. was subjected TO
torture by fire by two masked men to
make him tell where his wealth WAS
hid.
Business circles ut Emporia. Kan,
are in Il whirl over the mysterious dis
appearance Of G. Il. Fuller. one of the
best known men in Central Kansas.
Fuller left n wife and debts aggre-
eating several thousand dollars.
Police Officer Rratton was shot at
Tacoma, Wash, while trying to cap
ture two burglars IN u store. He fired
at u burglar, when another, who
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
MENICANs PERISH.
Thirteen Miners and q Rescuer Are
or Burned.

City Of Mexico, Jan. "A disaster
occurred in the Santa Gertrusi mine al
Pachuca. one of the famous silver
mines in the country. From some
cause not known fire broke out in one
of the levels in the Southern workings
yesterday. shutting off the exit Of
thirteen miners. Miners on the out
side went to work to try to put out the
fire and save the men. One. Ned Rich'
ards, an experienced miner. went dow
i'll charge Of the reScu operations, bui
persisted from s~utfocatiOn. All the res
died from the same cause or frOp
burning. The bodies have not yet beea
recovered. The affair caused the great
est excitement, as ii is one of the most
horrible mining accidents in the his
tory of Pachuca.
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miscellaneous

The Excelsior Machine and Boiler
Works commny has failed. Assets ana
liabilities each about S4N,OD
G.. A. Balm, a leading jeweler of
Austin, Texas, has made an assign
mCnt.
A strike instituted at Georgetown,
Mass, has thrown out of work 100 men,
and promises to embrace six shoe fact
cries of the town.
The Omaha Commercial club met and
determined that it will organize a com
pany to build and operate a big beet
sugar factory in or near the city.
Fred l.. Wood, a convict in San Quen-
tin CCal.) prison. who recently inherited
a fortune of $4,000 from the estate OF
his father, a Chicago millionaire, is ill.,
sane.
The board of directors of the Denver
chamber of commerce have unanimous
ly decided to ignore the invitations to
send delegates to the monetary confer
Cnce to be held ut Minneapolis next
month.
The Portuguese consul ut Boston has
received a petition from ST. Michael,
Azores. which was sen by the Portu-
guese governor of the province Of Don
Jacinto de Terres AdGc, asking aid for
the thousands Of suffering inhabitants,
who lost nearly all their property in a
great waterspOut on Nov. 2.
The appellate term Of the supreme
court Of New York has handed down 4
dec ision to the general effect that a
husband, although living apart from
his wife, is responsible for debts on
tracted by her for necessary articles, in
the absence IF any agreement to the
contrary.
The rumcr of the amalgamation OF
the Elswick firm OF the Armstrong;
with that Of Sir Joseph WhitwOrthy Of
Manchestei. is believed 20 be correct,
but is not yet officially confirmed.
These are two of the largest malufact-
urers in England and represent an
enormous amount of capital.
Clark CalderwOod. IA teacher in the
public schools ut Decatur, Ind. was
publicly discharged. after a trial before
the school board. The patrons Of the
school charged him with hugging kiss
ing ard piEcEing his young lady pu-
pills, and the parents OF the young wO-
mcn petitiOned for his release
Gertrude, the ~siX-yeCr-Old daughter
of Albert Owen, died al Niles. Mich.
The child. at the time of her death,
weighed but fourteen pounds. She had
never seen daylight, had never spoken
a word, walked n step and never
tasted anything but milk. Her malady
was Il mystery to the doctors.
The United State steam er Adams ar
rived at San Francisco from onOlu
minus about forty-eight Of her crew
and n quartermaster. The sailors
were all enlisted in San Francisco prior
to the sailing Of the warship ten
months ago. and their destination had
barely been reached before they began
DESERVING.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
J.. ii. N'CULLtGU KILLED.
Result of ~ Fall From n Second.
story Window.

st. Louis. Jan. ,. 49, Joseph Il. Nc.
CullaGh. editor Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat and one of the best known
newspaper men in the country. is dead,
as the result of a fall Of twenty-five
feet from a SecOnd-Story window Of
his apartments at the residence of his
Sister-in-law. Mrs. Kate Mani0n. The
body, which was cold in death and
clad only in a night gown, was dis
covered by Mrs. Manion's colored ser
want at about I o'clock in the morning.
Just how Mr.. McCullagh happened to
fall ont Of the window can only be q
matter of conjecture. He had been i'll
several months and latterly was com
PEELED to keep to his room. He passed
his last night unattended, as he had
always slept during his illness. There
seems to be n difference of opinion as
to whether Mr.. McCullagh's death waI
due to accident or was the result OF hi
own act. This latter theory Is secuted
by the dead mans friends.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07

A n living in New York State
went to South Dakota, secured Il di-
vorce from her husband and then mar
riad again. \ New York judge has de-
cidcd that. by the laws of the State of
South Dakota she is the lawful wife in
that state of the second husband. BY
the laws Of the State of New York she
is the lawful wife OF the first. Ac-
cording to this decision, n man or Il
woman might have a legal wife or
husband in nearly every state of the
Union. 1t has been the reproach of
sailors that they follow out this fash
ion. not only in states, however, but in
ports. And yet, IL such unions are to
he lcgalized, hen all is right as right
can be. and we may say of them. as is
said of the sailor in the ballad, NO
matter what you do. IL your art be
only true, and his art was true to
Poll"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07

\ Frenchman has invented a new
sort of paper that will knock out the
lead pencil industry IL it proves a sue
cess. 1t may be written upon with the
point of any metal whatever. This
property is impaired by mixing with
the ingredients Of the paper any de-
sired oxide or carbonate, for instance,
zinc oxide or lead carbonate. Then the
reporter. stenographer or sketcher does
not have to stop to sharpen a lead
pencil or to dip a pen in ink. When
one ia done with his manuscript the
paper is excellent for polishing metals.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-01-07
Young Hlnnn Must Pay In.

Cleveland, Jan. >. - Justice Brown
rendered n decision to-day in the case
brought against ID. Il. Hanna, son Of
l.. A. Hanna, or an election bet. Allen
Armstrong, n Chicago travelling man,
and ltanna bet $3.50 each on the result
III Ohio. The stakeholder decided that
Mai. Mckinley had over $4,000 plu-
rality, and Armstrong, thinking he
was not treated right, sued for the
$3.50. Justice Brown gave him judg.
ment and charged the costs against
Hanna.
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Summary vengeance inflicted upon Il
negro murderer at OwenSbOro. NY, is
described in the dispatches as "one of
the most quiet and orderly lynchings
yer conducted in the state Ii vas
had no word of criticism or complaint
to offer after it was all over.