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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
MURDER MYSTERY
confronts Authorities Of Springfield
ill.-Yogne Man Found Dead
Money Missing.

Springfield. Ill. Nov. 22-The DEAN
today Of Edward GHliland. aged ~
of Xeuia. Ill., leaves a murder mys.
terry for the local authorities. EigHt
days ago he was picked up on East
Madison street unconscious and with
his skull crushed Physicians worke D
in vain 10 arouse him
Tonight Edward GiliilanI of Paw
nee. Ill. uncle of the dead man. sucre
out warrants charging james Carve
a former Springfield policeman. ami
George Wilkin. with the murde-
They are held without bail
These men are alleged 10 have bal
a fzht with Gililaud A large run
Of money which it is believed GlIl
land had when De- came TO surinEfeIi
vas missing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
LADIES" WRECK
STORE WINDOW
BIG SIGN IN CIGAR STORE TELLS
STORY - WOMEN DRUNK -
CIGAR MAN WANTS TO KNOW
WHERE HE GETS OFF.

New York. Nov. 22.-"This WIN
dow was smashed by two intoxicated
ladies' The window cost $50. The
Judge fined the ladies s. each. Where
the -- do | get OFF,
Constantly changing groups Of men
and women stood about the ciga7
store Of w. W St. John, at Madison
avenue and Forty-second street, AMI
smiled as they real the above placard
The large plate glass front had been
demolished and the placard. in far
ing letters, stood in the SPACE desigl.-
ed for the display of pipes and cigars
But there were things other than
the placard that attracted attention
Three articles Of womans' apDar, ]
were displayed there and gave mute
testimony Of the combat between the
intoxicated ladies'. which had re-
suited In the demolishing Of the win
low. These were a comb. fragment
Of the upper portion OF a woman's
waist and a hat trimmed with blue
violets and other flowers. These ar
ticles were described by the following
small placards.
Exhibit A-Comb worn By one Of
the ladies'"
Exhibit B-Piece Of Directoire
gown.
Exhibit C-Sky piece worn by one
of the ladies
Wherever the word ladies appear
ed 60 vas heavily undersc0red with
read ink
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
IS MRS. GUINNESS
STILL AL|Vl2
IN LETTER TO LA PORTE MAYOR
WRITER DECLARES THAT
SHE CERTAINLY is.
HOpESLAMPHERE HANGS
or Goes to Prison For Life-Pris.
onerss Attorney Tries to Lo-
cate Writer Without Avail,
Seeking Evidence.

LaPorte, Ind, Nov 22-Attofney
Wcrden, defending Ray Lamphere,
nov on trial for alleged murder OF
Mrs. Belle Grnness and her children,
made public tonight letter, re-
ceiyeI today by his law partner,
Mayor Lemuel Darrow.
The writer, whose full name and
address is withheld by Worden, says
he knows that Mrs Gurness Is alive
and SAYS that he was the man who
accompanied her to the Guinness
farm on uJly 8 the date on which
ID, M. Hutson and his daughters say
they saw Mrs. Guinness and man
drive away in buggy. The letter
says in part
Thinks Lamphere innocent.
Mrs Guinness is alive and we'll
| got a letter from her no more Tran
five days ago and she hoped tlaat
Lamphere would 5et nung or life
sentence, but | could not think Of
him, an innocent man, being so
treated
Worden tonight said that he has
been trying all day to reach the
writer by telephone. in order TO have
him come to LaPorte tomorrow to
testify but. so far he has failed TO
fad him Detective Fish, for the de
fense. may go to Chicago to try to
find the man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
POWERFUL UNION
Effected IN Denver Composed Of Ter
Different Railway En-
ployes' Orders.

Denver Nov 22-It has been an
uouLCed that there was born In Den
yer yesterday a powerful railway EN-
ployes' organization TO BE- known a.
the Railway Employee Department
of the American Federation of Labor
with ten affiliated organizations a-
members D. D.. pcrhaw Has a'ecte
chairman and John Flaluerr sacrr-
tdry The object is to bring about
a closer union of all railroad en-.
ployes and to seek % affiliate ali rail
way organizations The first cHnveu-
tion will De- held iu Denver and 5"I-
#.n employes win be- represented by
the officers of the organizations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
TUNNEL IS FOUND
Inrst of Mss5uri Prison Had
G ~s-tc Plans Lad For EscsDe
D scoyered IN Tine.

Jefferson rfr $40. Nnr ---0fl
caIr of The state rsE.falrary here
ta ar "l-darere| that a tunnel con
uetuuz rhe Tr-.n with the street
hsf been begun AMI a'mcst compl-t
90 for the purpose Of efecting a
wfo'ezsfs delivery of convicts-
The plan. il IS understood. vas for
fha prisoners while ia the diniug
dirirz roCm. 10 make dash for the
t,lruel Several hundrei would thus
have possibly escaped
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
SIX DAYS RACE ENDS.

Boston Nov 1--The Lawsoa-An
lsrson team won the six daz hicyc,e
race which ended a. ~ 0'clcck last
nieht The finish was sensational
one. six teams in a field Ct ten fan
'1s turing the fnal sprint When
ttey crossed the line liver lawson. oi
sst Lake CITY vas ahead with VA
Ger 7. Mitten. Of Davenport. Ia. sec
oud. All i've teams made f33e milfs
ami one lap.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
MEMORIAL TO SAMPSON.

Annapolis. Nd. Nov. 22-With an
impressive ceremony the window
placed On the new chapel al the
Naval Academy as a memorial 20 the
late Rear Admiral Sampson unveiled
seyteriay Rear Admiral Chadwick
retire who was in command OF
Samuson's flagship during the span
Ish-Arserican var. in a brief address
presented the window 10 the Naval
Acsdemy The window was erected
By the officers Of the United States
navy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
THE DEMOCRATIC FUND
Committee Received $500, o,e44.77 and
Spent 9,4t0o6-Auditor
Makes certificstion.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-The Democratic
national committee received in az
sG20. .G44.77 and spent S6l94l0.0G
during the recent presidential cam
paign. leaving q balance Of $123i.7l
So reads the statement made pub
lie tonight by the officers Of the
committee. and an itemized state
ment will be fled for record with the
secretary Of state Of New York in
compliance with the resolution adopt
ell By the national committee ar Lin
coin Neb.. last July.
The statement made public by the
committee includes a certificate Of
audit By Myron n, King auditor 0f
the national committee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
pPte ef1ENT APPROVES NEW
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

Wash ugtou. Nov 22-The prCsi-
dent is said TO have given his ap-
ufCyal 20 the movement for the
ADOPTION Of "a constitutional amend
m.rt TO De- offered bv Representa-
tive Burke. Of Pittsburg Sc the com
inE session OF congress, 20 remove
sU doubt concerning the election OF
president in the event Of tire prtsi-
ierteleCt dying between the time ot
his election by the electoral college
and his Inauguration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
FIRES
in Southern Indiana Devastating For
ezts Rap 'diy-Fsrrers 2 g7ting
% Save Their Homes.

Evansville Ind Nov 22-Furest
lres in Dutols c0untv InI. that have
tsen raEIne for ere rast three days
have spread over hln1rels Of acres.
and are stiIi hHruine. Farmers are
alitnz the flames % save their
bones
Tire drouth in Southern Ind ana
81 prevailed fer Ia aaEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23

not come here in the interest Of
Speaker Cannon or any one else
There were no developments in thiH
situation here today beyond the con
tinued accumulation of information
by Judge Taft from those with whom
he conversed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
-FOUR MINERS PERISH.

SaIf Lake Ciy. Nov. e2-F0ur men
perished yesterday in the EorEiug %
the Utah. Copper cumuany's nine a.
Bingham. being Overcome Dr. foul a.
ii The miue tunnel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
sRieAoIER GREENE DIES.

Boise. Idaho. Nov 22-Brigadie-
General John Greene. T. 5. A. died
here suddenly from neuralgia q the
hear IN bis ssh year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
CLUBS RAIDEo-3oo ARRESTS

St Louis. No Nov 22.-The Polios
today raided 25 clubs. where ID was
alleged liquor vas sold on SUNDAY
in violation Of law Nearly 90 ar
rests we're made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23
Ma-ninaton Forerast

Washington. Nov. ILLINOIS -
Local rains MONDAY. collier in norih.
Tuesday fair. colder; fresh sca.A
winds. shifting TO northeEesf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-23

tie interval that the tariff should
now be viewed from a new stand
point"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
0Nelos Of Idaho County

years been residing in Cottonwood
but has rented the place Of Jim
Lytle. Welcome Bill!
Will Yates was in town Sunday
prscticing with the band boys. He
will help them play for the leap
yesr dance.
Mrs. Luther Thatcher and son,
Otis, were ON the sick list last
week.
People are beginning to get their
spring wood while the roads are
good.
The Denver schools arc prepar.
ing program for George Washing.
toms birthday.
Issac Zehner is ON the sick list
this week.
Herman Miller and family spent
Sunday ct his father ranch south.
west of town.
Dave Rowe and Selmer Nelson are
going up ON Salmon river to work
on the Governments trail.
Mrs. Jim Feaster has been quite
Ill. DR.. Stockton Of Grangeville,
was called to geo her.
Mr.. Cheley Of Eairview was In
town Monday to look after the
renting of eorse land from Wren
and Greenough.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Tolo

Henry Ress is trapping coyotes.
he has 4 pelts for his robes and one
carrying trap fast to him.
1Art Overman has moved the
Denver house out onto his home.
stead.
Floyd Church has moved the
rilley house down onto the Jess
Thompson place.
A span OF Haddock three year-old
colts was purchased recently by
Frank Baughman, of Anatone,
WASH, for the neat sum of $3.50.
They first saw daylight on 'dobe
fat.
Geo. Gill, who is down with
smallpox at his brother JOS, is get.
ting on nicely. It is supposed
that he took it from some germ
that was in the house as there had
been case there some years ago.
Ross will farm the Butzenien
place this year.
John Taylor and wife are stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Art Over.
man this winter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Deliver.

A sleigh load Of jolly people con.
sisting Of the Misses Matte Mitch.
ell, Hildo Lieska, Hattie Carpen.
ter. Christine and L. Hartwig and
Messrs. Selmer Nelson, Teddy
Wasem, and Jack Head, with Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Clayton as chaper-
ones, attended the dance at Carl
Zehper's last Friday night where
they all enjoyed 3 very pleasant
evening. Sleighing was good and
the ride over and back was enjoy.
ed fully as much as the dancing.
The dance broke up at 6 q. m.
w. Fred Carpenter from Burke,
Ida, and other points is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Clayton aud relatives. He has
for the past two years been work
ing in the mines at Wardner. Mace
and Burke, Idaho. After his visit
here he will return to Spokane
with Hurshel Zehner and Lon
Rhoads.
Mr.. Otto Steinbaugh, one Of our
expert farmers, has bought the
BrOckman & Feaster machine.
Will O'Leary has sold Joe Brock.
man a new Altman 4 Taylor
threshing machine.
Miss Matte Rowe entertained
a number of young friends Sunday
afternoon. Among those present
were Misses Addie and Annie Won.
Berg, Annie and Edith Spengler
and Mr.. Selmer Nelson.
Lon Rhoads, son-in-law Of Mr..
and Mrs. Issac Zehner, il here
from Spokane on business visit.
(wGh.dg a91il:-i We sis,fevo 'es-
plunged in q general community
grief and all that is left US i nc
mourn . good man gone and reys n.
the memory he has left as an f.,
ample Of how men may be belo{;l1
through qualities Of head and he'd
Our departed friend was bur
at Portland, followed to his lee
homo by concourse Of sorrowfe'
friends. Many beautiful flo
wreaths were contributed, someu,
wt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
White Bird.

The Stock men Of Lucille, Goff
and the Crooks Corral country have
organized . stock association.
Grover Newman and wife, who
have been visiting IN Oregon, re.
turned this week.
AThe electric light man was in
Grangeville the FIRST Of the week.
Think Of our little city the size Of
Whitebird having electric lights,
guess we're progressive.
Mrs. Noah Irwin passed through
the town ON her way TO her home
at Higgins.
Geo. Hartwig who owns . cop.
per property near Pollock, was in
town Saturday.
Frank Wyatt the cattle man,
was in town on business the first
| Of the week.
The Denver druggist was down
Saturday selling patent medicines
TO the citizens Of these parts.
/. g. Hatsabaueh, the Grange
win implement man, spent Tues
day in town in business way.
/ jack Gully from Joseph Plain
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Clearwater.

The Tweedy saw mill that was
destroyed, is to be rebuilt.
Bert Bawlding Of Big Cedar, has
been very sick with rheumatism
bot 10 some better now.
John 6tarwalf who has been run.
ming . hotel ct Clearwater has
moved ON his homestead.
Walter and Fred Brown have
been saving wood near town, cut
ting about 40 ricks day.
School superintendent Green.
ough was visitor at Clearwater,
last week.
We hear the farmers telephone
ia to be built from Clearwater to
Harpster.
Rev. ]. B. York lie about to sell
his farm, two miles west OF Clear
water, and is thinking of moving
to McMinnville Ore.
A revival meeting Of the Baptist
church will soon begin and will be
conducted by Revs. York and
Dake.
A meeting was held on the 23rd
of Feb. by the young men Of Clear
water, for the purpose Of organic
ing q band under the leadership OF
Mr.. Morlin, Q new arrival from
Minnesota. A band will be q good
thing here and should have the
encouragement Of all.
O'Bannon & Clarke OF Clear
water, are at present putting the
High Bar Placer mine in shape
for this seasons run. This mine IL
near Harpster and under proper
management should pay good re-
turns in the yellow metal.
Clark and Lamb started last
week for the Thunder Mt. mine
near Elk City. with a load Of ma.
chinery. This property is one of
the most promising OF that camp
and is being EQUIPPED with . 10
stamp mill which will soon be ready
to run.
Clearwater is in the midst of the
ice harvest the last few days, Harry
Baker and Earnest Robbins having
put up many tons Of good ice which
is about 8 inches thick.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
vollmer..
(FrOm Review

The Vollmer Clearwater Grain
Co. loaded three carloads of grain
this week with 24OO sacks OF bar.
ley which were shipped ont today.
The railroad company has had .
switch put in for . side track to
the Vollmer Clearwater house and
will lay the rails In q few days.
e. johnson OF Kamiah, arrived
in town this morning to assume
charge ~ agent for the N. p. 81
Vollmer. A local and through
freight service will now b put on
in q few days.
On account Of tho cold weather
there was no school last Friday.
School was resumed Monday q
usual.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Cottonwood.

Sleighing is now fine but fears
are expressed that it will be Of
short duration.
V. F. Lorang returned from the
Palouse on Wednesday.
In Justice Farnsworth's court
the cases against J. G. Landell
were all dismissed on Tuesday
last.
. There are q good many cases Of
Grippe in town on account Of the
frequent changes in the weather.
j. V. Nash County Assessor
came over on Monday evening
and is visiting in the city.
The .sMoral Wave'' is threaten
ing to engulf this town and will II
not headed of.
Ed Blake, the Keuterville jus
tice was in town on Tuesday
last.
y A. ]. Barth returned from 6po.
kane last Saturday.
8. R. Libby now has new and
attractive awning over the front
Of his furniture store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
KAmlah.
(Fr0m the Progreas)

The Kamiah section Offers Z
good opportunity for . medical
doctor, the nearest now being q
Kooskia, eleven miles away.
While the climate here may NOT
Be just righs TO furnish business
for . man Of that profession, still
there ere many times when one
10 badly needed, and . town the
size Of KAmiah and with such Z
large tributary country surely
ought TO support . doctor.
NJ. r. Rawson attended tho Lum-
bermans' Association at Spokane
the fret Of the week. Hrs. Raw.
son accompanied him 10 the
city.
The revival meetings that have
been held In the second prssbyteri.
IN Indian church Of Kamish, came
to . close last Wednesday and the
Indians have broken camp end
gone 10 their respective homes
throughout the reservation, feel.
ing that they have received much
benefit from the meetings. There
were about three hundred Of the
Nez Perce tribe and about one
hundred and 6sy Of other tribes.
There we're quite . few from the
Occur d. Alene reservation.
J. NJ. Shaw has been appointed
deputy sssesssor for that part oil
Idaho Co, down the river from
Sites. The people across she river
are fortunate In having Mr.. Shaw
appointed ~ he IL p~f~ctly compe
tent to do the work and will asees.
them honestly.
The Woodland stsgs line has
again changed hands. Archie
Fields 10 the new proprietor, and
Archie 10 handling the ribbons
himself.
The ice man is wondering where
his ice for next summers uee il
coming from.
The stages going out Of Ksmish
that have to cross the river failed
to get out Saturday on account OIL
there being 60 much floating ice il
the river that the ferries could moi
run.
N F. f. Pomeroy Of the Ksmiah
Hotel has gone to Portland, Oregon
to visit relatives there and take q
much needed rest. Dad expects t<
be gone about . month.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Stiles.
(From the Sentinel)

Sites Lodge No. 81 on Jan.
28th installed the following officers:
J. G. Rooney, Noble; r. Anderson,
Vice Grand; J. B. Carter 6ecre.
tary; d. A. Smith, Treasurer. This
organization gives evidence Of
growth and strength and aside from
owning it's own building, hes
enough assets over and above ito
Indebtedness to place It way to the
good, financially.
Billy Montieth, who has been
working ct the Montana Plscers In
Newsome for the past two months,
is spending q few days in Sites
with his sister, Mrs. Julia Jones.
Theo. P. Tollefson this week
purchased tire Zornes property In
the north end Of town, and will
move on the place early in April
and make that heir''home ranch. I"
d. G. Oliver of the leading store,
after an absence Of two weeks 10
attendance at the meeting 1T the
Merchants Association at Spokane.
is again ut his port Of duty, having
returned the latter part Of the
week.
Elder Dake and family arrived
in Sites yesterday to make this
their home. Elder Dske takes the
pastorate of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Alice Roberts. Howard after
ten days visit with relatives and
friends near Dent. Idaho, on the
North Fork, returned to her home
stead above town yesterday. She
reports much snow and severe cold
up in that section.
David Mcfarland, the we'll
known Nee Perez Indian, has been
sned 5000 damages for seduction
by Lizzie Basset an Indian girl "a
years old. Mcfarland IL one Of
the prominent men OF his tribe and
is a graduate Of the Carlisle uni.
versity. He has . wife whom h(
married under the state laws. The
case brought against him will NJ
doubt be very instrumental in put
ting . stop to the tribal marriages
lin the future.
Mayor Joe Wilson and 81. w
Cone came in from Newsome THU
week. They say that 40 degree
below sero didn't hurt them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Woodside

One Of the grsndest events Of the
local society, was the gathering Of
the Woodside people last Friday
night. The event was the leap year
ball given by the ladies Of the Roy.
al Neighbore. Tho grand march
began promptly At 8 O'Clock. This
was followed by . drill by the team
dressed in the regular drill costume
Dancing was kept up until 1890
when q excellent supper was serv-
ed. Much credit is due Mesdame
r. J. Ramboug and Grace Pelton.
Things are pretty quiet in this
neighborho0d.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
kooskia.

Ernest johnson who had charge
Of the N. p. Depot at Kamiah for
. number Of years will be transfer.
red to Vollmer in tho near future
aud we understand that agent
Rowland ct Sites 10 figuring on
getting the Grsngeville citation,
These two places viii be the princi.
pal railroad points on the prairie
and Johneon and Rowland being In
line for promotion, and both com.
petant men, will thus be rewarded
for services faithfully rendered
in the past where hard work and
plenty Of II was the order Of th<
day and part Of the night.
Tony Lack killed . huge bobcat
up river one day last week and &C
cording TO reports he had = marrow
escape from being scratched K
death. Tony managed TO get out
Of his way and proceeded TO pumT
lead into the vicious animal-sn1
she cat Jailed to come back.
The Decker shingls mill IL run
ming full blast these days.
Owing 70 lsck Of spacs " ar
unable 10 print the nance az every
body on the sick list In Kooski,
this week. , Young and old Or
down with the grip and DR.. Alcorl
is kept busy writing dope commu
nicstions for the druggist 10 pom
der over.
When the railway is completes
on the prairie no doubt the Clear
water branch will have . mixe'
train service.
Judging from the number q
able. bodied men and boys "lsying'
around Kooskia, the drug stor
must be having . run ON Col
Coin poultry food. And some q
them will tell you all about hnan
ces and government ownership o
public nuisances.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
was in town the last Of the week.

The Whitebird Mutual PittsburR
Telephone Co., held it, first meet
ing here Saturday. The following
officers and directors we're elected
10 serve until the next meeting il
June: Messrs G.. Behean, Willard
Daily, M. NJ. Moore, J. J. Reming-
ton and Geo. Wood ~ . board Of
directors. The officers Of the COM
pany are: Geo. Wood, Pres. and
general manager; J. J. Remington,
vice pres; M. M. Moore, secy. and
treas. A crew Of men are now at
work surveying the lines and Get.
ting poles.
Bert Davis left Sunday for .
visit with relrtives at Dayton.
Deputy Ranger Irwin was here
Saturday to meet the telephone Co.
He has given the company permis-
sion to get the poles for the new
line from the reserve.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13

Good rooms at the Idaho Room.
ing house conducted by Mrs.
Harry Wallis. 1878
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-13
Keuterylllo.

Joe Bushue Of Ferdinand passed
through here Tuesday enroute TO
Cottonwood.
Frank 0oeckner 10 still very
sick with pneumonia.
A Basket social Vas held In the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-17
FOHS JUDGE LYNCH
DAVE CRAIG, NEGRo, SPIRITED TO
 JAIL HERE.
AlIexea to Have Killed Mir. Ellis, White, at 0rrxiIie, ArousinE Wrath of
 Ciffnens In Vicin-

Because the ofSicials of Dallas County feared that the irate citizens of Orr vile would attempt to storm the jail at Selma. to wreak vengeance of the lynch law on Dave Craig, negro, all legged to have murdered a Mir. Ellis, a prominent white citizen, they spirited the negro from the prison house aboard the train, and brought him to Mont gomery. for safe-keeping. . Craig was lodged in the Montgomery County jail late Sunday night. where he will be held pending a subsistence of the openly expressed feeling of the Orrville residents
 Craig shot and killed, 1t Is alleged, Mir. EIlis some days ago. and proof of his guilt growing stronger. the anger of the white citizens of orrville in creased to a point of fury. and we'll substantiated rumors of an attempt to attack the Selma jail came to the ears of Sheriff Doherty. To prevent vio- lence, the negro was placed in a hack, driven several miles down the rail- road toward Montgomery. and the train Jagged at a crossing.
 Sherin Doherty himself conducted Craig to Montgomery, where the negro was confined to the tender cares of Jailer Pettus.