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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption.-Joh A. Miller.
Au Sable, Michigan, April 81. 1895.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Mistress-You we're snoring awfully in
the night, Mary. Maid-Yis'm; but it was
out of worrukiu' hours.
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Or. Rays Renovation Worth
Its Weight In Gold.
For Constipation, Indigestion and
SIeenleSS NIGHTS.

I have been troubled for the past 20 years
with constipation, Indigestion and slecplcss
vaior can sleep like IL child and am no,
troubled in the least with the above named
diseases. Your DR.. DAYS Renovation is worth
old. Yours, Mrs. D. a. Mccoy, III So. 27th
St. Omaha, Neb., March -, ic9j.
81 There is nothing that renova ties every
organ OF the body, and restores them to a
md certain in its effect as DR.. kay's Rcnovh
tor. 1t strikes to the root of the trouble an
removes the cause and cures when all othcl
remedies fail. Send for proof OF IT,.
DR.. khyS RcnOva'or and DE- kaYS Lung
Balm arc sold by druggists or sent by mail
Price y cents. Don't take any substitute fot
It has no equal: OUR BOOK pr lays
recipes. Andy Wilmer Fast Chicago, Ind.
writes: II would not take $1,000 for Your book
ii could not get another" Sent free 70 those;
naming this paper by DR.. b. j. Kay Medlca!
Co.. Omaha. Neh
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Utah's recent pioneer jubilee cost $751;"
D03. nearly all of which was raised by sub
ecription.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Buffalo physicians are SAID to have a
black list of delinquents numbering $4,000.
Sunfower seeds used as bait in the trap
nre said to be irresistible to rats.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15
HOG CHOLERA ANTl-TOxiNE.

For tho Prevention aud Cure OF Hog
Cholera.
Prepared from the blood OF horses immunized
against the bacilli Of Hog Cholera We guar
nn,ee to cure the disease, also 10 i'm .unize
herds of swine acainst hog cholera infection.
This preparation is scientific one an d Is as
effective in hogs rs Diptherlic hntitoxine Is In
children. We invite tho attention Of breeders
Of fine hogs For further particulars address
partment ST Louis Mo
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

blades must be like a big hotel In the
crowded season" Eyes -without fire es-
capes.''
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Goes Cough Isa,sam
Is the Oldest and best It will break up cold quicker
than anything else. 1t is always reliable. Try it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Mexico and Guatemala have their agents
in the United States looking for fine horses
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

Field rats are considered good eat
ing in Cuba.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-15

IF flIrN0 Geese anu buck Feather Pillows, Beds,
I'LL IHku\ holsters and Cushions. Write forprices.
uIIlLNU Kansas City Feather Co., 1920 Walnutst.
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DROPSY s EEW r p'sc soS 15Ess * s;:;
eases. Send for book of testimonials and 10 days
trcQ tment Free DR.. H. II. GREENS SONS, Atunta, ia.

nnDHVRH MORPHINE and WHISKY HABITS.
uFuVv HOME CURE. Book FREE. DIR. J. L.
~ uOen HOFFMAN, Isabella Bldg, CHICAGO, ILL.
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DOWN IN SAN JUAN.
Judge Hammond Comes Up 10 Arrange
For a Jubilee Exhibit.
The nUSrLERs RICH HARVEST.


judge +. A. Hammond, San Juan
county's Jubilee commissi ner, ar
rived In Salt Lske last event x and
when seen by NEWS man today said
that he had CONS TO the capital to ar
range for an exhibit of relics from his
teclion and to "stay here until the
frollc is over"
First OF ALL" he siij, "r will
arrange for the building OF n fl Dat suit-
able to the display we will make. Our
exhibit will be varied one. COM
pricing among other things remains OF
mnmified IL dlans, pottery, divers
reIics OF ancient civilization, Navajo
silvorware, blankets and number.
lees other things. AS to the
exact character o! the lat 1t
will typiiy the Gill JEWELLERS
ard their Gust ms 80 far as possl-
BILE. This SUI gestion was made by the
News 8 lme time ago a1u IL very
good one."
Turning tbs conversation tn other
matters Judge Hammoni said: III
have ju I com pletei thousand nile
trip among tue Nor non settlem ITS,
in the four corners o Nav Mexico,
Arizona, g lotaio mud Utah. THIS
settlemsnts are oil in u prosperous
coU iinnn- never more so. Toe fruit
int rlst are very promising. Orchard,
Of from five acres to seventy.fve AID
QUO hundred acres are BEING planted
and mlde profitable. In FruiIland,
Now Mexic the conditions are
especlallyfav TO the raising Of
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FOUR ELDERS EXPELLED.
Ciliz'nS Of Merldiau, Miss, Tell
Them 10 Lave the TOWn.


MERIDIAN, Mlss., June 25.-Elders
Rydalcn, POmerUy, Parish and Jones,
four Mormon Elders from Utah, were
run out OF Meridian today. The Elders
yesterday began house-to. house can.
vsss for the purpose OF securing con-
verts. This so aroused the people that
whom the Elders attempted to hold
services they were notified by com.
mittee OF citizens that tie people
would no, allow the privacy of their
homes to be invaded and that the
Elders mus, leave the town. They lett
on the firet train.
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committing msnslaughter, and 1 do
not take fancy ~ 1t. L will
20 further and give him chance
that no other pugilist has ever
had, and II 1t Ia not the iqusrest
proposition you ever neard,
then suggest something else that is,
anu l win agree to II. Fret OF ali, l
VIII not fight him to a finish, but bet.
ter still he can fight me to a finish,
II he can do 1t, in a four or six round
go. will spar for points ami treat
him nicely while he can fight for q
knockout. will positively agree TO
let him try iust as hard as he can 10
stop me In that lime, and as an al.
ditional assurance TO John that moth
ing disastrous Will happen TO him, |
merely Intend TO keep away from his
smsshes and show him that 1 eau hit
him at WILL"
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rr,zsInmoNs AND JOHN l..
Bob snys Nh ere L. No show For suiii-
ynu, bus RE VIII Humor Him.

NEW York, June 20. - When
questioDed by JourneIianu Aaver-
ilser reporter concerning John L..
SuIlivab's challenge Robert Fitzsim.
mons said: "Yes, saw Johns chal.
lepgo ia the Journal and II really
MAKES me ieei merry. Ha, ha, John
L.. Sullivan back in the ring again,
and says he means 1t. Sometimes
feel sorry Tor Jonn. DOn't no UNDER
stand that there ia no possible show In
the world for him 10 win light with
q man like mt2 Perhaps / should not
sGy that, however, because he is evi.
IDENTIFY sincere ia what he imagines he
can DO. And then, again, he Is over
there training will Bill MuidooD, and
II any man alive can put him In con-
ditivn to make fight Muldoon Is the
nan. He knows more about physical
development ana training than any
man living, anu he may be able to do
wonders with John.
81 will accept the challenge to this
extent:
'sFirst OF all, It is not to be a finish
fisht, go far as l am concerned. Do
You think want TO jeOpsrdize my
liberty by hitting John IL. Sullivan
hard enough TO knock him ouif He
would simply drop dead. To night u
auish fgnt with sullivan would be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

"a u abundance OF 1ne iruit. | know
OF none better.
GAS to mining in general and
placer mioing In particular We
have much TO be hopsiul for,
A great deal Of development work Is
now being done and large amount of
modern mining machinery Is being
shipped Ia anu put in operation. The
miners come into our settlements and
get produce and in return give us
their gold iDgots, which We readily
convert into cash. In the Blue
mountains some very rich gold mines
with distinct veins are beiGg opened
up.
"Do We know anything OF the organ
lied gang OF outlaws In southeastern
UtaL? Why, let me tell you how
we hkv5 suffered from tnem.
Only few years ago We
had l5O,000 ,head OF as hue range cat
tie as could be found anywhere. TO.
day we have about l0,UO0, certainly no
more than Is 600. The great decrease
IL due TO the iusllers, Indians and out
laws which in'est tho Ueuntry.
Take may own cast: used to
brard about 100 calves y year.
Last year brRnued but sky. With
others the loss has hssu even gre ter
than that ana the cause Is the direct
result OF the raids made upon our
ranges by the different classe' have
named. When you contemplate
the figures have given
you It will not be hard
20 see that we have been great
losers. but we cannot b. driven out
OF the country. We are solvlns this
trouble toa Very great extent by 20.
ing into the sheep business Instead OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

BOMBAY, June ga detective
who has Desn detailed to investigate
the fatal shooting OF Lieut.. Ayerei, a
commissiariat, sud the wounding OF
Commissioner Rand, who was fired
upon by native while they were
leaving the governors reception at
Ganeshkind Tuesday evening last,
has been found ineensibe at the bot
tom OF a quarry hole near the scene OF
the outrage. He was suffering from
several wounds in the head and is in q
critical condition.
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"a, four short OF quolum. Thert p
some uelBy In announcing the result
owing 10 the R'xiety to secure
quorum, hut Vast ins eted on n
speedy announcement, remstking that
the suffering country could n,t wal
while Republican eenstors mustered
gu rum. When the want Of aquorum
was announced, Mr.. Vest uofisively
sait: "An1 this win the country
Just wsllowing and Tying while the
OIL watts"
"rhe senator Is out Of ORDER" inter-
posed Mr.. Chandler, joculnrly.
"And 70 10 the country" added Mr..
Gray OF Delaware.
A call OF the Senate brought fl iy-
wo senstTs to the chamber anu Mr..
Ves's amendment was then rejected,
2l-2B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

WAsHINaToE, June % The Senate
comm .ee VA privileges and elections
to-day considered briefly a report pre-.
pared by Senator Hlar Ia tue case OF
hon. IL. w. Corbett, Recommending
that Mr. CoTcett be seated as a Senator
from Oregon. The COMMITTEES declined
10 set upon the report but ordered that
IL bs printed for the use OF the corn,
mittee, together with any views that
might De suomitl, d by memoers OPP
poslng Mr.. Coroetl. The result o THIS
proceeding Will be to postpone further
consideration OF Mr.. Cotbetps clam
until the next session. There wac no
formal < .ression Of the committee to
this ffeci, but there 10 q general IN
derstaading that such 10 the Gaze.
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For the Northern Pacific Service.

TACOMA, WASH, June 25. - The
slsamsnip Arizona, which held the
record tor speed between New York
aud Liverpool twelve years ago, Is
being Ie.engined anu RENTED at elias.
gov, SCOTLAND, at sn expense OF $780,.
900 Tor service in the Tscoma-H ing
Kong line. She will have accommt-
ualions for fifty fret closs passengers
and Will increase The northern Pacific's
fleet to five regular sisamer,, the isrg-
est number operated by any OF the
ttant-Pacific liuee.
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lExEouTep FOR MURpER.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 25.--James
Ponard, oulored, was hanged In the
Jail yard TO-DAY tor the murder OF 10.
seph Irwin, also colored. rhe murier
was committed In July, 1895. Pollard
had threatened to Kill Dave Irvin, and
went TO the home of the Twins one
night. Finding the family at home he
fired NJ Dave Irwin, but missed him,
killing his brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

rauk OF ambassador aud to part OF the
Jlplema,ic corp,. Among tnOse pres
ent were the Unitel Sialea special am.
bassador, Whitelaw Reid anu Mrs.
Rsid, AMI tue United States smbassa.
dor, Colonel John Hay aud Mrs. Hay.
The guests were entertained In the
Egyptian hall. The lord mayor wore
his ;ermine earl's robe as on jubilee
day.
Crowds watched the arrival and do
parlure OF the guests, who were warm.
ly cneered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

BERLIN, June rs In the Rsichstsg
to-day after the bill providing Tor the
supplementary estimates hau passed
ia third reading, the imperial ch 49,
cellor, Prince HoBenlohe, rsal an
imperial mt ssage closing the session,
alter winch lhres cheers were glven
or the emperor.
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STARVED 40 DEATH.
A Highly Educated Artist, Once Patr''
u,zed by Aristoeracy.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-Fortun Q
ia Conteute, al artist highip educated,
once patronized by New Yotk's aris'
tocracy, erstwhile dean oil the arr
department OF the University OF
Southern California, anu 10 some SIX
months past an earnest worker mere, is
1ead. Paralysis is given as The cause
OF death, out It Is believed ne was
victim II starvation.
Proi. De Conte was n member the
E.udisnt des Bsaux Atts dc Fran
CAFE; Society vi Arts, Southern Cah'
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join the company In September, going
from here to New York. Thence she
will go to Europe, where thorough
training in music and elocution WIN
he piyen her under the tuteiage OF the
best Instructors. Miss Bsrrall is
native OF Germany and ia now IA her
year and her stature is
only four feet three inches. She looks
like a child OF nine years.
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fornia; Hopkin,' institute OF srt, s IN
Francsro; Society OF Chicago arlist-;
Kit Kat aud Palette, New York.
Papers found among his effects indl.
cate that he was member OF the
famous Orleane family, AMI that his
name was Sslnte 5alm de C0nte. His
father was Carlos de CDnlr, at ono
time embasastor to Englsnd, ami
wh1 died about 80 years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

New YORK, June 25.-A special TO
the Herald from Havana says:
General Gomez is still west oil the
Jucsro. Moron trocha, and when Car
pis was last heard VI ne was enoanptu
near Bayamo. In the meantime 10
the 0oseitisu" provinces tue rebels
are still In evidence. Castillo had a
.kirmish with Spanish colrmn on
JuueIs. The Spaniaris We're routed
and lost thirIy.three men anu four
ofliuere.
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HANNA SPEAKS ron neKISLnYI

No Plan for tho PurchRse of Cuba
Under Consideration.
CLEVELAND. o., June Ex-senator
HAnua was askeJ today whether there
was any truth in the tsleRrsphic state
ment mat President Mckinley 10 con-.
sldering plan whereby the freedom
OF Cuba IL 10 be puIchRsed OF Spain for
SO, 1000, 600, the amount to be- secursI
by Cuba.
"rhe statement 10 not authoritative"
said ho.
Mr.. Hauua denied that there was
yelled slight TO Mckinley In the
omission from his name from Lac
state platform.
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Nerro KiII,d By a Mob.

JACKSON, Miss, June ga negro
named Moseley, who killed Farmer
John Strong near Crystal Spring 8,
Miss., few days ago, and wno was
arrested at that plscl yesterday and
confined In jail, was hanged by mob
there At 0:30 O'CLOCK this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

NEw YORK, June 25 -LszarG
FIR res will thip sSn0,0O0 and l.. V N
Ii fiman & Go. 100000 ant Heiuel.
bach, Icke helmer ~ Co. $500, 900 q h
to Eur ps tomorrow. rhe total,
81, 100000 has been taken from the
assay olliu ~ gold bars.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
James nIouabnn. over Hundred
Years ont.

KANSAS CITY, NJ =, June 25 The
Oldest two men u this (J4ckson)
county, died yesterday, James Mona.
han, who celebrated hls 100 h birth
day IN March last, Cied at lndepenu-
ence. He had lived at Independerce
for fifty year,. He was superintet :
dent OF the city cemetery at indie.
pendenco In which he bad aug over
3 900 graves John lCrutci field, who
VS. 93 years old In May Last, dled at
Westport, where he had lived forty
four years,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

WAsHINaToN, June 25.-The con-
siderA,iup OF the wool schedule was
completed at one O'Clock. Mr.. Yes /
offered u number OF amendments but
All were defeated, the schedule being
adopted AS suggested by the finance
committee. The silk schedule was
taken up.
The silk schedule preclpita,ed quite
lively debate, the western anu coast
senators oontonding that the commit
tee rates were "sxcessive, prohi.itive
and burdensome.'
They claimed ihe rates ran from ~
10 700 per cent. Messrs. Jones, Ves',
Mantle, White, Teller and Plat,
(Con), took psft IN The debate. Piait
neld that the government figures
showed the rates to average 81 per
cent, Efforts to reduce the committee
rates were rejected.
The resolution OF Hale OF Maine,
relative to restricting the privileges OF
ex-sepatoIs on the flor OF the Senate
10 those not interested In legislation
anu claims, was referred with ut COM
ment to the committee ON rules.
Consideration of the wool hcheunle
of the tpriff bill was resumed at para
praph $40, relating to Ruousson, AK
minster, moquette una chenille
car pets.
vest Of Missouri moved to strike out
IN. spsc,fio rate. The vote was IL IL
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CORNELL Won THE RACE.
Yale and Harvard Five and Nine
Lengths Behind, Respectively.
Time Twenty Minutes and thirty -f0ur
sreonds-smoo,h surface nnd
Little wind.

PoUeHKEEpsIE, N. Y, June 25.--
Big Variety day opened gray and
hazy! The wind was deaf south with
Indications OF showers. Chances
were considered about even for each
crew. For the first place the Har-
ward eight WAS slight iavorite and
the Cornell men were anxious to bet
that their crew would beat Yale.
Coxswaiu Colson saij the Cornell
contingent were willing to bet that tho
record made by Cornell last year
would be broken. Their record was
10 minutes and 20 seconds Tor four
miles.
Mr.. Lehman, at the Harvard quar-.
tiers this morning made almost the
same kind of q s atenent, saying he
believed the tnree crews were record
bIeakeTe.
There was little betting aside from
private wngeTs. BOokmakeTs' oHeIs OF
IL tu 10 against Harvard wont with
out tBkerH.
At $3.50 the condition OF the course
was OF the best 30 lar as the surface OF
The water was concerned. The tide,
however, ihad turned to flood about
lusOU anu hhu bsiil tWO hOutb W iuh .
rhere was very little winu.
Rsieree Meiklehnm announced that
| the race would be started promptly al
| 1888 O'Clock and rowed down stream.
Meikleham thought the tide would
still BIS rnnning strong enough tu
tuit every crew.
BULLETINS.
3.45 PIMA II the crews arc now IN
position al the stake boat. They are
| ufl. Cornell leads sli htly.
| First mite: Cornell fire.; Harvard
O. conc; Yale lasI. Yale comes VI
| eamsiy from the last place anu u
gaining ON Harvard. Harvard's loDl
stroke ID telling on Cornell.
Second miie: Cornell 0rst; Yal,
ssoonJ; Harvard. thiro. Time at tbt
seconu mile 1873.
| Third mile: Z rnell leads by two
lengths. Yale is second and Harvard
third. Hsrvsri Is getting very tired.
| Cornell 10 rowing easy. The stroke Of
| Yale rowing eaey.
Cornell wins; Yale second; Harvard
third Cornell wins by five lengths;
Harvard four lengths behind Yale
Time 20 minutes, "a seconds.
| The stroke OF Ysls's eight at tn,
s'ert was 3S. 1t gradually ueoreased tt
] 80 and worked up and down from tina
point. Harvard started about 30 rnC
dropped to 81.
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LORD MAYOR, BANQUET.
In Honor of Royalty and Othsr DIS
tinguishcd Guests.

LONDON. June % The lord mayor,
Sir George Faude.Phillps. gave "A
lrncheou a. o'cllck this afternoon at
the Mansion house 10 all the prince 3
AMI priDoessss, British and foreign.
who were IN the jubilee procession and
10 most Of lh special env wa with lhs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
ToDAY's BoAr RAGE.
The crews nave food boats and Arc
We'll Trained.

New YoRIl, June 25.-The Journal
prints statements made at P0ush-
hteepsie by Coach Lehman, OF the
Harvard crew, Coach Cook OF the
Yale crew. ana DR.. Walker b, Peet,
Tue well known boating inspector, re-
garding the prospects OF the three
ecfewa In today's boat race. Mr..
Lehman sny.; a,,
"Wnatsver mpy happen In the race,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

New YORK, June 25.-Marcus
Daily, the well.known horse man,
who is Ia the city today, denies that
he has made an offer tu Mr.. Gubblns
for Galtee- More, the winner OF the
English derby and two thousand
guinness. II was stated 10 a Dispatch
rom Chicago that Mr.. DAILY had
caoled to MIR. Gubbins SIZE, 200 for
this horse. Mr.. DAILY Gays no il not
contemplate & such an offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25
noFFnAN wAs MURDERED.
Tim, Is the vera,c, of the coroner's
Jury.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-The
coroner's inquest into the mysterious
death OF Iasc Ii fman was con-
cluded this morning, the jury re.
turning verdict 10 the effect hat the
deceased was murdered at the hands
OF some person unknown to 1.-THE Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-25

FAYETTEvILLE, W. Va, June 2

FAYETTEVILLE, w. Va. June 25.-
CLARK Lewis was hanged today. He
sRng on the scsfioid. Lewis was
hanged for the murder OF Charles
Gibson, whose death appeared 10 be
desired by Mis-. Il BISON 10 enable her
to continue her catousals with Lewis
and one OF two others who were joint
Iy convicted with Lewis.
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EXECUTED Avn pEoATuR.

ATLANTA, g., June 25.-TeIrel
Huusu4, negro, who was to have
been hapgej two weeks ago for MUIR
der but was reprieved by Governor
Atkinson. wss executed at Decatur TO.
day. Hudton killed Seaborn Malcolm,
smother negro, 10 a quarrel about
dog. a,