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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-12-03
Miss Ollie Griffin, Lagrange. Ga

I-aGrange. Ga. November 29.-(SpecialD
MISS one Griffin, one of LaGrange's most
estimable ladies. died this afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the home of her brother. Mr.
c. II. Griffin. Miss Griffin was about fif-
" years old, and was much beloved by
her many friends and belonged to one OF
TrOup countN'S best families.
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Two Old Citizens Are Dead.

Qutman. Ga. November T-(SpeciaI;l-
Two of the Oldest men i'm Barney dis
trict. Brooks county. died suddenly to-
day Mr. Manning, who lives about four
niles from Barney. WAS found dead IN
his bed this morning, and during the
forer oon X. l.. Hodges, who was super
intending the stripping of his cane. COM
pls ined of being tired and climbed on
the fence TO rest. In few minutes ne
fen Oft and was found 10 be dead
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and Bright's disease, in is 5sth year
During the civil war he was colonel Of
the Sixty-third New York regiment in
Hancocks corps. Since the war he lived
continuously in Virginia, taking a con-
spicuous part in politics as a republican
leader. He was elected to congress from
the Petersburg district in 1885,. and held
the position OF collector of internal reve-
nue. three terms. He was recommended
for brigadier general In the late Spanish
war by General Miles, on whose stafl he
had once served.
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All for the Best.

Washington Star: "They say that wo-
men have very deficient sense of hu-
NOR" remarked Willie Washington
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. And
perhaps II is just as well. If we had too
much discrimination in such matters We
couldn't smile at so many weil-meant
masculine Efforts to be funny
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ly across the street. When the train was
reached the horse did not swerve to one
side, but crashed headlong into the car.
The horses head was badly crushed and
a few minutes afterwards it was killed.
The accident created considerable excite
ment and large crowd gathered. The
occupants Of the trap were uninjured.
About 4 week ago the horse was stolen
from AIRS. Robinson. but on the follow
ing day was recovered by Mounted OH
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Africa. Professor Scott is proud of this
fact. for he stated Thursday that IL
argued confidence in the Georgia nursery
men. as well as general excellence lo'
the Georgia trees. =,
Tho 100 000 peach trees to be forwarded
by steamer this week from Augusta go
largely into Natal and a large numper
of the trees going to that couhtTy ,,,t alv
consigned Il Ladysmith. Cape colony
fruit growers get less than half of the
ch
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Union Springs. Ala. November s0-tSpa-
cial)-George NJ. Hanson. aged forty
eight years. councilman and a leading
business man of this place died AT 70
o clock this morning. I4-s remains VII
be buried with Masonic houors tomorrow.
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G. II. Wilson, Washington,

Washington, November 2.-GieOrge ".
Wilson. commissioner of internal reve-
nue. died this afternoon in his apart
mcnts at the Riggs house of Brlghts
disease complicated with asthma. lie
had been dangerously i'll for several days
last. The funeral will b. at Hamilton,
Ohio, on Thanksgiving.
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Francis Burnell, Huntsville. Ala

Huntsville Ala November 2S-
Especial. )-Francis Rurnel died TO
day as a result of injuries re-
ceived in falling from the rafters
In the Merrimac mill engine room. He
vas 80 years old and married
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Kansas City, Mo. December 1.-GeorSe
NJ Weingard. of Topeka kas., travel
ing salesman for whisky house. was to-
day found guilty of murder in the first
degree for killing w. A. Simpson last
AnriI and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiarv for life Weingard killed Simpson
In a quarrel over the formers attentions
to Mrs. Simpson.
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Wnlch any one sulAeIAiis A.
failing eyesight, eataratis.
blindness or any disease ot
the eyes can cure thems Ives
Mt home. Judge George ii.
munds a leading attorney q
Carthage. Ills. 20 years OH.
was cured of cataraets on
both eyes. Mrs. Luciu "a
; Hammond, Aurora. Neb., !"
years old. had catarscts On
both eyes and DR.. Coffee $
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]. P. Herrington. st. Louis.

ST Louis. Mo, November S0.-Jos nn
Patrick Fferrington. state railroad g-
warehouse cOmmisSioucT-eleC wh1 hti
teen seriously i'll with Brishts disc
for the last three weeks. died this Ire-a-
ing at ] O'Clock at his homo here.
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Cures
Badness
Prevents Hair Falling Out, Removes
Dandruff, Stops Itching and Re-
stores Luxuriant Growth to
Shining scalps, Eyebrows
md Eyelashes.
A TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

MILE RIyA GEO n. THATCHER.
i4a Avenue des Champs Elysees Paris CoVington, n.y.,
Famous French Contralto Prominent Ry. Official
The above cuts plainly show for themselves
what the remedy will do
The remedy has cured thousands and no one
need fear that il is harmful. We do not ask
you to tale word Tor II or anyone else's
send for the free trial and learn for yourself
lust what this wonderful remedy actually
ices. -
The remedy also cures itching and danlrun,
slr, signs Of approaching badness. and keeps
;h, scalp healthy and vigorous. 1t also re-
stores cray hair IL natural color ana pro-
duces thick ana lustrous eyebrows ana eye
Ia hos by sending your name ana address
Ia the Altenhcim Medical Dispcnsdiy 22S4
Eutterfield Building. Cincinnati, ohio, ncios-
ing n 2-cent STAMP to cover postage, they will
mail you prepaid free trial of their remark
able remedy.
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Taylor F. MCGOWAN, Union Spring:

Union Springs. Ala. November 5e.-{Spe-
cial.)-TayIor +. MCGOWAN. tax assessor
Of this county. died Of paralysis tonight
He leaves a large family Maso1- Of
which order he was a member, wIil have
charge of his funeral
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass sss Of IMz2zZw
xxrbc Coull 1t Have Been?

Baltimore American: Angry POLITICIAN
Soc here, I've good notion to have you
arrested for libel. What do you mean pS
picturing me as you have.
Cartoonist-But the picture loohs lihe
you. :,
Arer,, poIitician-I know 1t does! /
know II does, But do ! look like man
who likes TO look like himself?
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James D. Brady, Petersburg, Va.

Petersburg. Va. November 3O.-Colonel
James ID. Brady. collector of internal
revenue for the Second district of Vir-
ginia, died here this morning from the
combined effects of neuralgia of the heart
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". U. CoFrEE, NJ d. feet eyesieht. II you are
afflicted with any eye trouble write TO Dr.. Cofee
and tell him all about it He will then tell You Jas
what he can do. He will also send ycu rreS OF
charge his so page book. The New System OF Treat
ing Diseases of the Eye" 1t is full OF interesting
and valuable information All cures are permanent
Write to day for yourself OF friend TO
W. COFFEE, N. D., sss Good Biock, Des Mcnes Ia.
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Structure Cured PainlesslY.

NV home cure for structure is positive
and painless Write 7 fully about your
case. ]. Newton Hathaway. NJ. D., No.
~ Inman building, Atlanta. Ga.
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Thirtv-five Beers Killed.

RIoemfontein. orange River Colony, De
ceTnl,er "A patrol Of fourteen south Al
frican conStabulaTs- during the night of
November 18th. engaged a CONTINGENT from
HaaSchuek = commando SOuthweStward Of
this town. with tine result that thirty-fivc
Beers are reported 10 have been killed or
vzaarrrrsfsa
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Hor. Z. H. Orvis.

Jacksonville Fla. December 1-fSua-
cial.--HOn. Franklin H. Orvis, FI0rida's
pioneer hotel man. died suddenly at 81 n-
chester VT, yesterday noon, aged sixty
seven years
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EYESgGHg
RES 0REk5
Falling Eyesighi. caiaraots or Blindness 9'uTad
without the use of the knife.

DR.. ". o. Coffee, the aoted eye specialist of es
Moines. Iowa. has perfected mild treatment =
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Roberts Speaks to Volunteers.

IIcideIbur-. November 2'.-Lord Rob-
erts. iuurncyinS toward Durham. stoppe 2
here TODAY lie made q speech 20 the
volunteers. in the course of which he
said he trusted the guerrilla warfare
would not long continue.
North Park union., 1900-08-31
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
William ]. Bryan Of Nab.
= FOR ylCE.PRESlDENT
Adlai E. Stevenson Of III.
Friday, August 81, 1900.
Is THE csuscH IxrALL1pLE.

IT CAN NOT be doubted that Rev.
E. G. Lane was iudiscreet In his per
sopal attack on the publishersof the
UNION last Sunday night after ser
vices had closed. The two young
men had conducted themselves order
ly and had given good attention to
the services, and were In no way de-
serving OF the personal lecture that
the reverend gentleman was pleased
to give them. HIS zeal got the better
OF his Judgment once. Those boys
are not 70 be -heaten in to the
church. Bigotry is a weapon they do
not fear. After the TRADE had been
prolonged too far, the editor quietly
interfercd and suggested that unfair
advantage was being taken of the un-
Sophisticated youths and that the
place and circumstances were not ap-
propriatc for such n discussion. 1t
was then the preacher turned on the
writer to annihilate HIM. How well
he aucceeded those present know.
We were not prepared for such a
controversy. But simple Justice to
ourselves aud our position IN the
premises made 1t necessary to say
what We did by way Of self-defense.
There never was . palmer case OF re-
ligious zeal getting away with judg-
ment and the proprietics of the occo-
sion than occurred then. The writer
of taia on all occasions since his ar.
rival has spoken and written In the
most complimentary manner Of the
peripatetic evangelist And his work;
but now, (snd wc regret to say it) he
having, unprovoked, precipitated a
war, We are ready and willing to fight
him to \ finish, in tho press, on the
rostrum, or in any way or manner
that is presented.
Our space is too limited for more
this week.
North Park union., 1900-08-31
BRrANa FAMous RETREAT.

Those FUSION PAPERS which are
trying to guy Teddy Roosevelt about
his military career take particular
pains not to say anything about Col
onel VIM. Jennings Bryan's military
record. Both Of the republican can
didates have marched Though the en-.
emy's line, faced the enemy's bullets.
Bryan, never having made march
OF fred shot (other than to criticise
the government which he bad sworn
to supporD Just As his regiment, the
Third Nebraska, was ordered to the
front, resigned his command. The
writer is personally acquainted with
many Of the brave boys who COM
prised the Third Nebraska, aud has
not heard one of them speak Of Bry.
ans desertion but who condemn him
for It. Wonder IL they will vote for
such man for Prosident?-Iron Ga,
zetto.
We should think the republicans
would let Col. Bryan's military record
alone. l: is we'll known fact that
the Mckinley administration kept
Col. Bryan's regiment. the Third Ne
braska, in Florida in absolute inac-
tivity, until the war In Cuba was over
aud then he resigned. He did not
1pg1epse to 60 to fight our allies, the
,ll nos, against whom the people
4 as1hes United States have no quarrel
North Park union., 1900-08-31
Ftoaxxox MArnsIcx,,,

4Ra. FLoREsnx MArnEInk, tsi
eleven years a prisoner in Epglaud,
under . life sentence, still hopes foI
liberty vet. !,
Mn Ma, brick is an american who
married an Egga!ishmsn, who was an
sfsenic eater, and be died under cir
cumstanoes that indicated she might
have poisoned him, and vas tried Tor
murder aud sentenced to death, hut
the sentence was changed to life i'm.
prisonment on the ground that The
evidence vas not sufficient to warrapt
the indiotlop of the death penalty.
Many efforts for ber pardon have
been made, but all Of no avail as yet
The late Lord Russell, chief justice
Of England, was her arm friend and
legal counsel, and believed in her EN-.
fire innocence to the day Of his death.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

LORD RoBERTs is now demanding
an oath of allegiance to the Queen
from the Burghers, not in arms, OIL
banishment. How does that compare
with the pretended claim that Eng
land made at the outbreak of hostili
ties, that the Beers were doing hel
subjects such great injustice by refus
ing them the elective franchise.
1t is about as consistent rs any
thing that England ever does and ii
as civilized rs the Dark Ages.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

THE AMERICAN FLAG is in more
danger from the imperialists, than it
would be il the whole Christendom
were to combine its powers against it.
Senator Hoar's April Speech.
Bryan never uttered so harsh a
prophesy concerning imperialism,
and yet old grandmother Hoar abus-
cs Bryan and supports Mckinley.
North Park union., 1900-08-31
While our stock of a

While our stock of stove repairs
is as complete as one could expect
for town Of this size 1t is nevetthe-
less advisable to forward your orde,
by mail week or ten days in ad.
vance and we will be certain to have
it on hand when you come down.
What We want 10 the name of stove,
maker, and ia different numbers.
With these We can get you any piece
desired from the date of tho flood to
the present writing.
MoCREERY 4 Book.
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1t is not very hard to start a news
paper or a family-but it takes hust-
Ter to keep either one OF them going.
|-Lovcland Reporter.-[And when
you have both on your hands you
don't have much time to stand on the
corners and whittle lamp posts.-Ev-
ans Courier.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

Is NOT EASILY pufled up but one
would hardly think so to have seen
some OF Walden's Christians waltz
around in fury at church last Sun
day evening during the very mild ar.
gument between the parson and the
editor.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

HAsIT COME to this, that man who
does not believe the tenets of the
church cannot pollute the sacred pews
Of the tabernacle with his presence,
without being singled out and at
tackled for his want Of faith.
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Is THE CHURCH to be built up by
the abuse and ridicule Of people, who
for satisfactory reasons do not be-
lieve tho creeds of Christendom2
North Park union., 1900-08-31
TIE REPUBLICANS are hopelessiy
ar sea A to the money nuestion

4hA HkPuPLIcANa are nopelessiy
ar sea ~ to the money question.
One will claim with seeming indif
ference, that silver Is dead issue, il
fact not an issue at all. While an.
other will declare that "nothing can
conceal the importance of the money
question in this campaign" =
Any man who only sees that the
question of silver at 16 to ! is the
paramount issue in this campaign,
has vision SO defective that "skin-
deep" is as far as he can penetrate
political questions.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

THE pUoNAoIoUs PARsoN, from
Boulder, may be an attractive dispen-
ser Of the gospel, but there is much
wisdom to which he never yet has at
tanned.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

CHARITY sUFFERETH LONG and is
kind, but it was conspicuous for its
absence in the controversy at church
last Sunday night.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

"HE THAT BELIEvETH shall be
saved, but he that believeth not shall
be damned" was plainly illustrated
by the vindictive spirit manifested by
the so-called Christians at church
Sunday night.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

WHEN IT COMES to wantonly as
saulting young men in church and
saying to them their statements are
anot true" it is carrying the AFRO
gance Of superstition little too far.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

Maud Muller went on summer morn
Out into the garden to pick some corn.
She picked six ears of the tender fruit,
Each daintily clad in its green husk suit.
And she stripped them nude as new
born kid
And roasted them over the fire, she did.
And swallowed them down in voracious
gobs
Until naught was left but the teeth-cut
oobs
An hour has passed, and we're panied
to see
Poor Maud embracing her solar p.
Shp rolls on the carpet and kicks
straight out
Like the Texas steer you have read
about!
And she means in pain: II have often
sighed
To wear the chaplet of new-made bride!
"Have prayed to be doubled up for years
Instead of working in single gears!
"But want to tell you, there amt no
bliss
In girl bein' doubled up like thism
Denver Post
North Park union., 1900-08-31

DR. +. A. Schlabach; Dentist, will
return from Denver about September
1st, TO resume his profession in Wal
den.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

When you come TO Fort Collins
don't pass us by, but call in and give
US an opportunity to shake your paw
and show you what we have in our
line too numerous to mention.
McCREERY & Book.
North Park union., 1900-08-31
sausr As WE EXPECTED.

ge Gould has gone to France, tc
save some Of the property
MAsed by his fathers millions tina,
|Ewotthless prodiyate, Boni De
kseHane, Anna Gould's debauchee
y }lsband has been squandering
fwal years.
de fine furniture and gold and
Ate, now In the Chateau leas-
D spendthrift Count, Is to be
mortgage foreclosure unless
baves It by his generosity,
may do.
mother case Of foolish
female allowing her vanity
Dr . rotten title, to get away
ons Of which she never
bent
North Park union., 1900-08-31
Roundup Notice.

The beef roundup will meet at
whiteley's Peak on the 10th day of
September, 1900. JAMES TAYLOR,
Secretary.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

IT SEEMS TO De new rule In Wal.
den, to be a Christian or take the
consequences.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

HAS IT REALLY BECOME the law of
the land that man must be Chris.
tian, in order to run newspaper
North Park union., 1900-08-31

Yow-Just little scheme ofmine
When drop collar button, l know
just where it'll roll.-Syracuse Her
aid.
North Park union., 1900-08-31

Snarlcy-What a strange shaped
bedroom! All slopes toward the
North Park union., 1900-08-31

The NoxrH PARk UNloH IL entered at tho
postoeics At Walden, Lnrimsr County. Colorado,
every Friday, a. secoud-clsss mnttoH
North Park union., 1900-08-31
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A.I 4rAAH AsrAtluA puAssAss-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-23
AWFUL CRIME OF A NEGRO
MURDERS A MOTHER AND FIVE OF
HER CHILREN.

RALEIGH, N. c., March ga negro,
Tom Jones, commonly known in the coun-
try as Preacher JONES'" this morning
murdered Ella Jones and her Oldest
daughter Ida, and then set fire to the
beds in which lay the bodies of his vic,
tins and four sleeping children, ranging
in years from a babe i month old to the
largest boy, who was not more than five
years old.
The crime was committed at Garners,
little town five miles. east of here, and
the work was done with an axe. The
murderer, according to the story Of lit
tie seven-year-old Laura Jones, who es-
capped with her younger sister, deliber-
ately struck the mother four times and
then made two cuts into the body of the
oldest child. He then fired the house,
and it was completely destroyed. The
body of Ella Jones' and that Of Ida, the
thirteen-year-old child. were burned be.
yond recognition:
The dead are: Ella Jones, the mother,
aged thirty-two; Ida Jones, thirteen
years old; Josie Jones, FIVE years; Nancy,
three years; Eva Jones' two years. An
unknown babe, one month Old
The two girls who escaped were Laura
Jones, seven years old, and Sid Jones,
four years
When the people heard the story of
the murder they went to Jones' house
to arrest him. They found his clothes
still bore stains of fresh blood and that
his hands were covered with blood
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-23
GOVERNOR TO PEOPLE.
Calling of Troops to Frankfort Is
Explained.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 22-Demo-
cratic Gov. Beckham issued the following
address tonight explaining his action in
calling out the troops
ITO the People Of Kentucky: In the
present crisis which exists in our state /
feel 1t my duty to explain to you my
position, and to outline the policy which
L intend to pursue in the earnest effort
to restore peace, quiet and order to our
commonwealth 1t was the policy of my
distinguished and lamented predecessor to
conduct this contest, which has 80 much
agitated our people, In way to COM
mend his course to all law-ablding and
conservative people of the state That
also pursued, and intend to continue in
the same line. In calling out the militia
to protect the courts in Frankfort, 1
wish to say that no one is more averse
to military rule than 1 am. believe It
should be the last resort that any official
should use, and lament the necessity
that requires 1t at this time. AS your
tention always to rely more upon the
law than upon the bayonet, and 1 prefer
to be supported more by the strong COM
mon sense and patriotism of our law
abiding people than by any military power
whatever. Every honest citizen should
submit without opposition to the control
Of the constituted authorities and to the
courts, the great safeguards of liberty.
THE civil authorities of Franklin coun-
ty have presented to me a statement of
facts which shows that a condition Of
which they are unable to deal, and they
have called upon me for assistance. ]
have, IN compliance with their appeal,
ordered here certain state troops to place
themselves completely under the author
ity Of the sheriff OF the county, with in
structions that they shall assist him in
protecting the court of this county from
threatened intimidation, as we'll as 10
protect the prisoners who are tried by
that court on tomorrow These troops
shall be strictly under the control OF the
civil authorities in preserving order and
In protecting the dignity of the court,
II regret exceedingly the necessity that
requires such action. and that there
should be any who should seek to inter
fere with the action of the judicial tri-
exists. and 1 must meet It. When the
situation is such in your capital city,
when the judges in your courts and others
need protection from personal bodily
their action, then I deem 1t my duty
as governor of the commonwealth to
give them such protection as they may
need. Such Is the situation here now,
power to protect the courts in my earn
est efforts to uphold the law and pro-
tect the constituted tribunals 1 call upon
the law-abIding citizens of the common
wealth to aid me. not by physical force,
but by moral force.
I'VE have placed our case in the hands
of the law. Let no act of violence or
lawlessness be committed anywhere, and
let our people who have shown such
patience and conversation heretofore
continue to show it. My great trust and
reliance is in the strong common sense
and integrity OF the people of our state,
and. trusting IN that, | believe that out
come peace, order and restoration of
Governor OF Kentucky"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-23
70 BR|SIIE WITH GUNS
TRIALS OF GOEBEL ASSASSINATION
SUSPECTS MAY BRING ON
A BATTLE
new FORCE OF MILITIAMgN
THEY ARE UNDER THE ORDERS OF
GOV. BECKHAM, AT KEN
TUCKY CAPITAL
WILL BE AT COURT HOUSE
Public Is to he Excluded From the
observation-disclosures of Coming
of Armed Citizens Causes
Much UneasIness.

FRANKFORT, KY, March Estate
troops, recognizing Democratic Gov.
Beckham, are in possession Of the county
court house and jail tonight and will do
military duty here under orders from
Gov Beckham during the examining
trials Of Republican Secretary of State
Caleb Powers, Capt. John w. Davis and
w. H. Culton, which are set for hearing
before Judge Moore tomorrow The mil
itary Is also reinforced by seventy-five
special deputy sheriffs, who were sworn
in by the civil authorities this afternoon.
The Lexington company Of militiamen,
under Capt. Longmire, arrived here at
e:15 o'clock. The men were drawn up in
regular marching order at the station
and marched to the court house. The
sidewalks along the way were well filled
with people, and the troops were cheered
by Beckham adherents at various points.
The line of march did not pass the state
house square, where Gov. Taylor's SOL
diers are quartered, and the dual militia
did not come face to face. Longmire