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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-04-14

ASK your grocer for Red Cross ball
blue. Large oz. package &c.
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4 two earold fresh Jersey heifer.
Extra good mixer. gentle anu vel
bnike aud d,lnnuca. Ai>n seven
weeks old calf THIS coe j. fu'ul ex-
ara a,od milk auG Auntf stuck. bred
81 ti~eii r.r our uaa n~r Want oi
lmr and help inr4re irr ilie same is
ua-s. % naf'iag
Win h,r. L. J. Iiulal>, d2Wl
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Notice.
Hayden 1. T. April I2th

Hayden l. T. April I2th
Notice is hereby given that there
will he public meeting held al the
Methodist church at Hayden April u
for the purpose Of rleting delegates 10
the Claremore convention April 30.
He. HAYDEN, President
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A practicing physician in Monticcllo,
ILL.,. formulated DIR. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin. Ask Peoples prlg Store. DIV
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Curtis Holderman was down from
Welch today, and took twenty copies Of
the Cherokee treaty home with him to
supply his neighbors.
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Eor Sale.

Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs. |
have "a selected hens. The head of
the bunch was scored by G. A. Emery
of Carthage, Mo, at 93 II points. The
highest score known for Silver
Laced Wyandotte. My hens are all
standard size, and beauties. Call
and see them. Eggs $3.50 for 10.
w. II. Tibbils, Vinita, |. L. d2wdf
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Wholesome food is important. Keep
good thingsto eat-pure and sweet; such
as tender nieats-at Nichols.
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Probabilities.

Fair and warmer tonight and tomor
row.
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TahIeauah Notes .

Mrs. j. +. Thompson, Wife Of Rev.
J. T.. Thompson, died at the orphan
asylum Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock, OF pneumonia. The family is
prominent one, and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson have wide circle OF
relatives and friends in the Cherokee
nation who regret the demise OF this
most excellent christian lady.
David w. Yancey, at one time
United States commissioners for Tah-
lequah, has resigned his position as
attorney for the NJ, X. Il I. railway
and will 20 to Colorado for the bene-
fit OF his health.
The quarterly conference Of the M.
f. church, south met last Monday
night and appointed J. w. McSpad-
den, Mart Wallace, e. NJ. Landrum
and S. Il. Parks delegates to district
conference TO meet at Chelsea 18th.
Ulysses King, son Of James King,
has been pardoned and discharged
from the United States reformatory
at BoonyilIe, Mo-, and arrived home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Stapler, accom-
panied by their niece, Miss Lula Nor
gan, returned Friday from San Anto-
MIA, Texas, where they have spent
several months.
Mrs. w. II. Mayes, Of Grand River,
after spending several days with
relatives and friends in Tahlequah,
returned home Saturday.
Augustus T. lvey, farmer and lit
eratist, was in the city Monday from
his home on Fuurteen-mile Creek
Arrow.
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purest drugs at Foreman's.

Tender juicy steak at Gus nichols -.
Fine watch repairing at Foreman's'
DR.. Fortner went to Claremore TO-
day
The little child of Arthur Hawkins IS
very i'll.
Choice roasts for Sunday dinner at Gus
Nichols
]. S. Davenport is in claremore on bus
mess today.
Second hand family carriage for sale
good as new
MI. Patterson came down from Af-
ton this morning.
Miss Katie Scott aud brother OF Paw
paw, were in town today.
Lost-A black silk cape trimmed with
lace and jet. Mrs. W. T. King.
John L. Bates is in from his farm east
of town today.
Soaps, fine perfumes and elegant
stationery at Peoples drug store.
Luman +. Parker, sr., came in from
St. Louis on this mornings Frisco.
Waon you 20 to buy bluing, ask for
Red Cross ball blue. Large package
cents.
Judge Jesse Cochran left for his
home near Chelsea today.
The band will play for the demo-
cratic club meeting tonight.
Habitual constipation is the door
through which many of the serious
ills OF the body are admitted, The
occasional use OF PrIckly Ash Bitters
will remove and cure this distressing
condition. Sold by Chapman y
Briggs. dw
Miss Graper went fishing with her
music class today; Miss Janey Gear ac-
companied the party.
Miss Efie Plank, of claremore, is in
the city, and will make her home with |
Mrs. w. L. Chapman.
Osgood. Mo-, Oct, IS, 1899. Pepsin
Syrup Co., Monticello, Ill. Gentle
meu:-I have used syrup pepsin for
sometime and find IL gives most ex-
cellent results aud is one OF the best |
selling preparations / have ever car
ried In stock. DO not hesitate 10 rec
omend ii. Very respectfully, Dr. 4 |
Jones. DIV
The treaties have been going like hot
cakes today, and the demand will exceed |
the supply printed.
A kidney remedy that can be de-
pended on will be found in PricAly
Ash Bittcrs. IL heals and strengthens
Sold by Chapman & Briggs. DIV
The democratic club will meet TO-
night to endorse delegate TO the ma
tional convention al Kansas City July
4th. Preston s. Davis and Davis Hill
are the principal names mentioned
for the place.
"We don't want money bad We
want il good and we will give you val
ue received, as is every bottle OF DR..
CaldwelI's syrup pepsin, no matter be
itI0c, soc or sl.OO. as we guarantee il
for constipation, indigestion, sick
neadache and stomach troubles.
Peoples Drug Store. DIV
Henry Brown, living on the east
side near Chef Burlington died last
night aud the remains were taken 70
Willow Springs today for burial.
The household remedy is Hunts
Lightning oil. All aches aud pains
quickly relieved Satisfaction or
money refunded. A. w Eureman.
President 4. +. Brewer went 70
Mu-kogee yesterday and will preach
the sermon at the dedication OF the
new church at Checotah Sunday.
An occasional dose of Prickly ash
buier, keeps The system healthy,
wanis of disease and maintains
strength aud energy. For sale hy
Chapman * Briggs dw
Joe Cline left yesterday evening on
on the flyer TO join Buffalo Bil's
Wild We>t shows. rhe show goes to
Paris Tar six month's engagement
n th, worlds fair. Thirty other
......,l, ,.ttl..... ware an tho train
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Don't be funny. 1t dose not pay. If
you nave a good thing tell 1t rightout.
Don't use false means TO attract at
tention. We say fright out" and
mean il too, that Or. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin will cure every case Of stomach
trouble. II will stop any pain caused
by indigestion; 10 knocks sick head
ache by ATTACHING Lhe cause OF the
complaint and aids you to digest your
food. no matter what eat. PeO-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-17
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions OF In.
diana Told by Wire


Marion. Ind. Aug. ia cyclone
passed over the southern part OF th.s
city. wrecking the residences OF Ray
nard Floyde and Francis T. Mills. The
state normal college was unroofed
and badly wrecked. The Protestant
Methodist church and Fifth ward
school building were party unroofed
and windows broken. TIE new anphi-
theater OF the Marion Driving Associa-
tion was wrecked and half mile OF
fence blown away. The building and
fence of the baseball park were blown
down. Three barracks in the soldiers
home were damaged. All the oil well
derricks in the path were blown down
and completely wrecked. The roof OF
the Marion Fruit Jar and Bottle fac
tory was blown off. About rs other
small buildings and dwellings we're
wrecked
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THE CASE OF c. F. w. NEELEY.
Writ Of Extrsdition In Ni-w
of Judge WnIInce's tction.

New York. Aug. l4.-Judge La
Combe, Of the United States circuit
court. refused 10 sign the writ Of eN-
tradition for Charles +. W. Nicely on
account OF the action of Jude Wallace
in granting an appeal To the supreme
court in the habeas corpus proceed
ings. but Indicated that he did not
think Judge Wallace understood the
real situation of the case. and he b.
ieyed If il went TO the supreme
court in its present shape the applcn-
ton for writ Of habeas corpus would
be denied.
a citation in the Nicely case. signed
by Judge VIM. J. Wallace. was rilcd
in the clerks Office of the United
States circuit court.
The citation calls upon Henry T..
Burnett. United States district attor-
nev, and VIM. A. lIenkel. United States
marshal. 10 appear before the supreme
court Of the United States in Wash
ington. on September :. next. pursu-
ant to a citation of appeal wherein
Charles +. w. Medley is the appellant
and Marshal Kenkel, the appellee. To
show cause why the final order of the
circuit court to said petition of appea,
should not be corrected. and speedy
Justice should not be done in their be-
half.
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MOTOR HELD UP AND ROBBED.
ductor was Forced to DisgorGe-
Motormnn PoSverIcss to Help.

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. l4.-Motor No
70. of the Omaha a Council Bluffs
Railway and Bridge Co. was held ur
and the conductor was robbed by tive
masked men about midnight. The
hold-up took place at the Wabash
crossing. near the corner of Sixth
street and Nineteenth avenue, Council
Bluffs. as the motor was souhtward.
bound for Lake Manawa. As the
motor stopped for the crossing and
the conductor started to alight to &c
ahead the two men rose from the
darkness at the side of the track and
boarded the car. One covered the
conductor and the other the motor
neer with their weapons and com
handed them to throw uptheir hands
The order was obeyed with alacrity.
One OF the robbers then took from
the conductor his gold watch and his
cash. amounting TO about fifty dol
lars. A $50 gold piece. which was in
one of the conductors pockets was
overlooked
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Marion. Ind. Aug. Ia Mrs. Robert
Van Alta. of this city. has received
notice of the escape of her cousin.
Prof. Norman Niece. from Picking.
Mr.. McGee was professor Of mathemat-
g in Leland Stanford university Of
ulfy Of the university received com
muncation from the royal Chinese
family asking them 10 recommend a
gentleman TO fill the chair Of professor
II mathematics in the Chinese royal
College. tr. Niece was selected and
left al once for China and took up his
work in the college a; Picking.
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Brazil. Ind. Aug. i3.-Thc body
found in the National road is prob
ably that Of Henry Baum. a we'll
known farmer of Pimento. Willis~n
Baum arrived here and called on I'm
dertaker Shultz TO see the dead man,
saying that the description given tall
lied with that OF his brother, who left
home IL years ago and had not been
heard Of since He left home without
any cause. and il is thought he was
suffering mentally. The body will he
disinterred, and If il i that Of Baum
Will be taken home for burial.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. l3.--Indiana
republicans have completed their NOM
nations as follows:
First district, James A. Hemenway, OF
Roonville: Second. Peter Wadsworth Of
Washington. Third. Hugh O'Connor. Of
Corydon. Fourth. Nathan Powell of Madi-
son. Fifth. Elias :. Holiday. 81 Brazil:
Sixth. James +. Watson. Of Nashville:
Seventh, Jesse Overstreet. Of Indianapolis:
Eighth George w. Crumer. OF Muncie;
Ninth, Charles Il. Lands. OF Delphi. Tenth
Edgar II. rrumpacker. Of Valparaiso.
Eleventh. George w Steele. Of Marion.
Twelfth. Robert Hanna. Of Fort Wayne:
Thirteenth. Abra ham l.. Brick. OF South
Bend
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COLOR ADO FOREST FIRES.
Extensive Fires I'm the Forest Re-
serves of Colorado Caused
by Careless Campers.

Glenwood Springs. Col. Aug. a.
For hundred miles in each direction
from Glenwood fires can be seen. So
numerous are the fires IN the forest
reserves that the chief of the super
visors. w. Il. s. May. of Denver. has
caused to be posted, by the forest
rangers. notices that hereafter nc
persons will be allowed on the gov.
eminent reserve near the White river
or the Battlement mesa without he.
ing provided with stove of some
kind for cooking purposes.
The rangers state emphatically that
the numerous fires in the forest re-
serves have been caused by the care.
less handling Of camp fires.
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a DOZEN PERSONS KILLED.
The accident. Near Rome. SUNDAY
Night. More serious than
First supposed.

Rome. Aug. ii.-Thc railroad acct.
dent, not far from this city, Sunday
night. turns out To have been more
serious than anticipated. IL now APP
pears that II persons were killed and
20 wounded, OF whom IS are seriously
injured
The disaster was caused by the tel
escoping OF two sections Of train ON
the railroad from Rome 10 Florence,
bearing notable persons who had been
attending the recent ceremonies here.
The engine Of the first section became
disabled and stopped and was almost
Immediately afterwards struck by the
second section. Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Peter of Russia. and
the members of the Turkish mission,
who had attended the funeral of King
Humbcrt. were among the passengers,
but they were nninjured. The acct
dent occurred about midnight. and az
n point about twelve miles from this
.ity.
The grand duchess is sister OF
Queen Helene of Italy.
When informed of the accident. King
Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene
FASTENED To the scene. The queen aud
her sister returned 10 the quirinal,
while the king and the grand duke
remained on the spot. giving orders
TO assist in clearing the wreck and
sa''ing the injured. They re-entered the
ulirinal az six o'clock in the morn
ing.
Later in the day il was announced
that Is persons had been killed in the
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indianapolis. Ind, Aug i3.-one OF
the se,erest wind and rain storms
known here for many years passed
over this locality. The storm was pre-
coded by fall OF temperature OF 10
degrees i'm three minutes. III = min
utes there was a rainfall of one and
one-half inches and for the same time
the velocity " the wind was j. miles
an hour. Serious damage was done 10
growing crops of corn in this town
ship and to fruit and shade trees.
Through the center of indianapolis
awnings were torn 10 pieces. trees
blown down and street railroad traffic
more or less interrupted.
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UNITED STATES willing.
Ready to Negotiate, Through II
Hung Chang for Restoration
of Peaceful Relations.
CHINA MUST MEET CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
A su Client Body of the Relief Fleece
Must he Permitted to Enter Pc
Kin, unnsOlested. To Escort the
Foreign Ministers and Residents
Back to Tien Tain.

Washington Aug. 1.-THE reply OF
the United States government to
China's oyer,urcs for peace was made
public early in the day. showing the
firm and final position that had been
taken. While expressing satisfaction
at tins pacific step. the reply states
that il is evident that there can bc
no negotiation between China and the
powers, SO long as the ministers AMI
legationers are restrained and in dan
Ger.
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AMER MENAcING RUSSIA.
The Afghan Ruler said IA be Mo-
btlising Forces Of Troops on
the Russian Frontier.

London, Aug. IA news agency
dispatch from Lahore, Punjab. say :
the amecr Of Afghanistan is mob'''1-
ing forces of infantry and ar'iiierN.
and that il is reported an advance On
the Russian frontier Is contemplate,
II is added that the news Is not tul'f
credited at Lahore though. y i 81
planned. the amccr's behavior NJ
been causing some uncasiness.
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SCION OF THE HOUSE OF SAVOY
Courage aud Kindness of the Young
king-Worthy SON Of AN
HonOred Sire.

Rome. Aug. 1.-THE police have or.
icred the arrest Of two men for neg.
Letting To make the regulation sig
nails 10 stop the second portion of the
train.
The entire press speaks Of the
courage OF the king in going alone
among his people in order TO succor
The victims of the accident and in
driving in simple cab with the
queen. thus showing. as one journal
puts in. "firmness and GOODNESS in con.
formity with the traditions of the
house of Savoy"
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Three EMPLOYEES Killed.

New York. Aug. IA rhree en-
ploycs in the New York Steam Heat
ing Go. were killed by the explosion
of 15-inch pipe elbow. They are
Frank shcrrick. OF Jersey City. and
George Jenkins and Edward Brown,
colored. Of this city. jackson and
Brown tried to crawl out. but were
overcome and suffocated. Sherrick
was on the second floor in the FIRE
room and was also suffocatcd by the
steam. Others seriously injured wcr,
seni home. W. J. David. the engineer,
Was arrested
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SAVED BY GEN. WHEELER.
rhs Young SON o william Jennings Bryan
Saved from u shocking Death
by Gen. Wheeler.

Chicago. Aug. 14.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler. commander of the depart
ment of the lakes. yesterday saved
the life of William Jennings Bryan,
.Ir.. the l2-year-old son of the demo
cratic candidate for the presidency.
The lad visited Gen. Wheeler. and the
latter. after his first greeting. turned
10 his work. and allowed the young
stcr to amuse himself as best he
might.
Young Bryan found a loose chair
caster and Il big bundle OF rubber
bands. These he tied into long
string, and then. securing the caster
TO the bottom went to window and
began bouncing the piece of iron up
and down on the sidewalk. IS fee,
below.
The general. cngrossed with his la.
bors. paid no attention 10 the boy
" no gradually became so interested
in his play that he leaned farther am
farther out of the easement OF the
window.
Fighting Joe" happened 10 glanc,
up few moments later and was hor.
rified 10 see the lad hanging with hls
whole body over the sidewalk anc
only the toes of his shoes visible
clutching the angle of the window. He
sat aghast for q moment And then
rushing to the window, he pulled the
lad in by his legs and landed him
safely on he floor.
Speaking OF the occurrence after
ward. Gen. Wheeler acknowledged
that young Bryan was within an incl
of being dn shed to denth
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New Albany. Ind. Aug. i3.-The JEFF
fcrsonyille branch Of the American Car
A Foundry company has received in
formation from the main Office 10 the
eject that big contract had been
closed with the Louisville a. Nashville
road for cars. and that they would be
built al The local works. Assurances
were also received by Manager Ingram
that much other work was in sight
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Logansport. Ind. Aug. IL. f. W
Green. whose body bega. ossifying
about sis months ago. is in a precarious
condition. and death may come at any
hour His entire body. except the head
IL as hard as pine board. and utterly
devoid of feeling. No indentation can
be made in the flesh with finger nail
pressure. and prick with pin cannot
be felt.
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santiago dc Chile. Aug. 1.-THE
Chilean congress yesterday voted So
100000 Chilean currency for a cargo
OF ears, the greater portion of which
will be purchased in the United States.
Tenders have been invited for build
ing the great iron bridge over the
River Maipu.
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Hartford City. Ind. Aug. l3.--The
fires have been placed under the tanks
of the American Window Glass com
pany's No. factory preparatory TO a
start September !. The order is
general one. and the fires were started
n all the tank factories belonging 10
this corporation. and thousands Of
workmen will return 10 work. The No.
factory here j. the company'> largest
western factory and employs 500 men.
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Both Were Drowned.

Washington. Ind. Aug. l3.-Miss
Alma Osborne and Melville NJ. Wood. a
school teacher. were drowned in White
river. southeast Of here. They were
with party Of campers. Miss Osborne
who had gone in wading. stepped into
a sink hole and went under. Mr.. Wood
jumped into the water to rescue her.
and in the struggle both were drowned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-17

Baron Russell, of Killowen, lord
chief justice of England, died, on the
10th. He had been i'll for some time.
On the sth an operation was per-
formed, which the patient is reported
20 have passed through in good con
dition. AT six o'clock on the evening
OF the sth. however, he took turn
for the worse. soon became uncon-
seious and passed away peacefully at
a. nj.
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Ii is understood that the o. sstion
OF the American Delagoa Bay railroad
claims is on the point of settlement.
though not actually settled. The par
ties interested have arrived at 4
practical agreement, bur there are
still some matters of detail TO be adj
iusted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-17

Miss ii. O'Kabee. daughter of Prince
r. X OKabee. of Toxic. Japan, was
drowned at Cedar Point, o., on the eth.
boat deck fishing. when she was over
come by heat. and toppled over into
the water. She was engaged TO be
married to prominent japanese gen.
tleman of Chicago.
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Lieut.. George CORVALLIS West. who
married Lady Randolph Churchill. has
been placed temporarily on half-pay in
consequence of ill-health. The question
as to whether the bride would retain
her title has been settled by her deci-
sion to be designated hereafter as Mrs.
George CORVALLIS West.
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Militiamen Pearce and Hopkins OF A
squad of the Roya! Canadian dragons.
Toronto, have been tried in South AZ
RIGA and sentenced to ten years penal
seryitude for collecting arms from the
burghers and reselling them 10 the
Beers Death is the maximum penalty
for this offense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-17

All the Beers in the field credit
rrmor circulated by their leaders that
Lord Roberts is dying. Roberts. how
ever, is now in excellent health, is dis
playing wonderful energy and rides
daily long distances.
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A Condition Precedent.

Then follows a specific statement
as to what the United States expects
rs q condition precedent 10 cessa-
ton Of hostilities. viz; That a body
OF the relief force he permitted TO
enter Iekin unmolested. and escort
the ministers back TO Ticn Tsin.
The text Of the American reply is
as follows:
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Methodists In Camp.

New Albany. Ind. Aug. I3.-The an.
nual Methodist camp meeting at the
Deputy camp grounds. on the Balti.
more a Ohio Southwestern railroad. 30
miles east Of here, is now in progress
and will continue two weeks. The Dep
MY camp meetings are noted the coun-
try over. and the campers come from
indiana and surrounding states.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-08-17

Autographs anarchistic placards
were found posted on the walls of pub
lie edifices in Antwerp, Belgium. rota-
bly, on the palacs and on the Prison, on
the sth. announcing that the anarchist
propaganda continues.
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Columbus, O., Aug. a. Rosslyr.
Terrell, the confessed murderer OF
Express Messenger Lane. will he
taken to Marysville, Union county, in
which his crime was committed, for
trial. An affidavit was filed against
him there.