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ALBANY. OREGON: SUNDAlf MORNING. MAY
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TWEEDALE & HOFKITsTtS.
Mwm, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Coppcrwarc,
Pumps, iron piyu rulilvr liose :ml ilunil)inir irooils. So!-' asrents for the
relj iirated "Eirly iti cakf.ist" cook stove and ranges, and "V.m 11 less'' jiarlor
i.i'atuiir stnvi s. vlli;iny, Or(M
ijon.
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California, the Land of Discoveries
gMsmiFTihski
h lines -Sold on Cwm&
AHlLIINLMLCQ.oro)yiUI.fAL
HAVE Vol A Coi.O in ilie head wt'iii-h ib - not get better? Ilaxe you an e.ces.-it
secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal pasa!res which either must be blown f mm the
nose or drop h.ick tiebind the palate, or hawked snuffed baek.ard to the tiirK.l? Are
von troii1.'" 1 ' ' ' . "f'Tr. n-pit.- .mil i'ifla-iicd eves, fre-juent soreness of the throat.
mm m. a .
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the: 0 NLY
CURE
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CATARRH
iBDirTiiir pmrntr
inU'LIINlLPILU-LO
0R0VILLE
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carroilnii sores ruve the corruption within.
As every Iveath drawn into the lunus must, pass over and become pulluti d by the secre
tion? in the nasal passives, it must necessarily follow that poisoning of the whole system
j;r.uiiially takes place, while the niorbi.i matter thit is swallouei! duiiiij.' the sleep passes
into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, and often produces uysptpsia, ui.A finally great debil
ity, nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
K von have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay, but tv""Cjmforsia
Oat-K-Ccue at once. e positively iruarantee
tre .tuieii; to diie. moc'I's treatment for
;if:i uw nsiti 4 a:-K-:-nrc For
FlliAi
THROAT
0. L BLACKMAN.
Sucix's-mh- to E. W. L;in(lon)
DITAI.EIL IN
Msg, Faints, Oils.
IVrrmm-rv l'.: toilet :i i-: K-Ii-S.
:ii- ;l !'!!! iitu- uf IxmiU-
:it:1it),..-y. i(1;i-:i!s, 1-iC.
Z'?' rri-sci-'jiti.ii.s i-::!t'-il!v
i inn tintiiuli il
IN ODD FELLGW'S TEMPLE.
Front.
Ci
EUREKA
Tlie motto Pof
have mid i ."
J F"ns',inc "here t
and grape bloom ;
California means "I
Only in that land of
here ttbe oramr emn. li";
rape bloom and ripen aid attain
heir huliest perfection in mic-w inter.
vre.tbe herbs and irinn found that are
'sed in that pleasant icrnciv for al!
iroat and hnu; troubles, .Santa Aimk.
the rule.' of coughs, asthma, anil con
mmptif n. Iitsliav 1 Mason, of Al-
ianv Oregon, have been appointed
licnts f-i ibis valuable California reui
.'dy, oil se'l it under a guarantee at SI
ttle. 'Ihrcc for s2.:0
FOR SALE BY
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VLBAXY
ORKCON
inn:iiiir or roaring in the ears, more or
less impairment of the bearinu', loss of
smell, memory impaired, dullness rr
hzzmcss of the beau, dryness or heat of
nose; nave you lost an sense oi smeiiv
Have you a hackinj; cou'h? Have you
dspep.-ia? Is von r breath four: Ik so
vor iiavk tub Catarrh .Some have al
these svmptoms, others onlv a part.
The leading sjmptomof ordinary ca
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus of
- f
vellow or ;rcenish colored matter.
Foul breath is caused hy the decoir-
posinjr aecretioiis exmled from festering
ulcers far hack in the head; sometimes
the membrane eovciing the bones is
eaten away and the Ixmes themselves
gradually "decay. Such eases are in
deed objects of pitv. as stench from
CAL.
a tew appneations t j relies
'i 0r: sent by n.ail si. 10.
a5e v
nda thorough
I MASON.
m
Albany. Oregon
lii;! Albany Bakery !
l.'uder the now management -of "
Parker Bros.
VvHO KEEl'3
A fuii U:
j.rov'siiii
!. i. e family srnreriesj .and
Can ea rineapples,
Choice TaMB Delicacies
Ornamented eakvs fur
Wertanws and Parties.
SulniMii bellies, niackertl ami salttisliorall
i;iinl.s.
FRESH BAKED BREAD
JhCverv- lJav.
BestSvrnn. Pies. Cakes.
TEAS and t.t)FFE
H V
MM.
its
f..NXEI. kou!')S, ETC.
st S,)ai in the market
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
Ififf At John Fix"s old stand
lew brick.
inw Kl nn :
W.JH.WiblsAfE)
A LIVE-
IN A
Live T&wfa.
This is wh'it Albany is at jiivsent,
and iti order to keep pace with the
lively times in this city, W. H. Wil
lard lias enlarged his store and stock
io that, lie now lias the m jst eompleti
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Ero
man's Mock are Tilled with an elegant
assortment of new furniture, consist
ing of lounges in new patterns, line
sold picture frames, willow vhairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
etc.. etc. An examination of the stock
will show this to be true in every re
spect. H
.WING SOLD AN IXTF.KF.ST IN MY
hai i. ess business to '!..). h ennan. I am
desirous of collcrlinirj all my outstainliui;
notes and accounts. 19 All n'rauw t .m.
j thi nisch es indebted to me will please call
aim seme
The business ivilljbe continued as usual ;-t
the same please. E. I, THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 2i
Magnolia Flour.
'I1HE P. ESI MACNOLIA FLOl'R DELIV
1 ered to any parr of the citv. for sl.io pel
sack.
JOHN A
per
KAWFOKU.
ulaOdtf
Agricnltiirai Implemenis,
FARM IMPLEMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION- -HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware
AT
PORTLAND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US.'
E. NELSON,
Shedd Oregon.
Portrait
Piiotographer
yiStudio cor. Oud and Ferrv ireets
gfouud liuor;. .til wurk v Vrauted.
Furniture Dealer
SPKINQ.
The grocer man is labeling 'new,
His nnriei.t sii'.r St. ejtv
The seree-hine bov aerosi.jBeld
The lively ball doth soc.?-;1
With creaking' wheels whitewash
man ' jjf ,
About the street doth MmSf;
With shining titles the iflules prance
forth r
in ehecks and stripes ayed.
In sweetest dreams the hapy maids
Their new siirim; bonnftsplan;
And in the allej mud dotlie;
Tw enrsets ami a can. : V.
IliMiiKOln
DKftT:
The ameiuled fishery featy
will
call for a new school of hffQ.-,'y .
A Chicago journal use rhyme
(ioeihe with teeth, until ihe-Kenais-sance
set in, since wLen ii.-rhymes it
with dirty. H:-
Impecunious and nwrrassed
hnleKiooni(to wealthy?" rjde)
"With this ring 1 thee wiiabd
and with all worldly gofe,(fl me en
dow-!'-' ' - -
Somebody asked Mrs. O'Brallag
han the meaning of "posthumous
works." "Sure, thin, an it's :ne
self that knows; sure, they're the
books a man writes after he's dead."
Judsje(to prisoner) It seems to me
that I have seen your face before,
Prisoner I shouldn't be surprised,
.lude: I used to tend bar down at
the Bald Eagle.
Rejected manuscripts are cast
Into the hre, and don t return;
We find though they're not
"thought's that breathe,"
'llijy nevertheless are "words
that burn."
He Did Ills BcnI.
(Scene first, country school-room.)
Young lady teacher Tommy, you
had better go and wash your face.
(Si'.;ne second, the room two min
utes and a half later. ) Yonug lady
teacher Ton my, you've washed
your face prptty we'll, but jou've
not wiped it very nicely; yoti fore
head 's all wet.
Toiumy(Ioudly, being auarieved at
unappreciated efiorts) W iped it as
high as my shirt.'ud reach!
Young lady teacher's attention is
suddenly demanded elsewhere.
8! VSS4'3 t.
l
w.
:iaston. physician a .' I s i" K -1
Utiin.
Altmni'. M-e-.-ort.
11.
KLMS,
n, Alba
I'I'Y.sii-iAN ANH sti'.rl
v, Orv-.'1'ii.
U.
C Kl'.l.i.V, l'JIVSIClA.N AND it
.eo'.i Aibanv. Oif-nn. nihee over Grail-
'lirssturu oltiee hnur; from h A. w. to 4
M.
DM. K. A. Mi AI.lST'CIt HAS I.OCATKP
his otHee on the corner of First and
I'.roa.lalbin streets, over lledtield V lironnell's
store, where be can be found when not pro
fessionally en.iraciid.
MP.S M.E. McCC
pliysician, otti
O V, M. i).IIOMtEOI'AitIIC
ottiee and residence corner of
First and I'. ikerstroets. All'anv. .)r. chronic
diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of
tiue hours: lOtoi'iA M anil i t. o P. M.
.4TTOKXKYS.
l I!. N". BI.ACKlil'KN, A'I'Tt'ltNK V AT
L.'
bellows Temple.
Vill practice in all courts
;ive special att ml ion to all
of the slate, ami :
business.
IVroLYEItTOX A; IltVlNE, A fTolINEYS
If at Law, Aibanv, or.- 0'!-e in rooms l:i
ind 14,
store.
'ostcr's block, over 1,. E. main's
TK. WEATIIOKI nltD, AT !"( 'HXE V AT
. law, Albany, Oregon.- id - in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
courts of thestate, and ive spe.ei.il -Attention
to all business
G1 I. KAKTLKY, M. !., ol': Fits
f" services to the (rood ehiclis of
HIS
the
of larurcnt. Linn eor.nl v, 'recoil.
.'AUtfc..- F LAND ell I'A'ILD" T2
miles east of Albany,r:f ar ti c Oregon
Pacific railroad, .'i(i0 aetes in cuUn.-.liuii, and
contains sufficient water and tin:! er fcr gen
eral use Would make four t'ooil farms
I'rice, s?12.0ii0. with terms to Miit purchaser.
For particulars apply to J. J. Dorr is.
For Sale.
rSI'AN? OFfTIIORSES, 'HA UN ESS AND
f. wajjon for sale, either together or sepa
rately as will suit purchasers. For infoi illa
tion, call at this office or at the o net 's store
at Spicer.
REVERE IIOl'SE, ALBANY. O'L CHAS.
I'feitfer, Prop. Only Mint c-la-s house
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. Oeneral staye office for Corvallis.
Xew Cigar Slore.
OTTO SALLINCER HAS OPENED A CI
gar and tobacco store opposite the Russ
House. His former patrons arc invited to
call and see his new store.
DR. It. KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY StTR.
treon, Albany, Oregon.- Graduate of OerJ
man and Ameriumi colleges.
Men Wanleil.
MEN DFSlRiNO RAILROAD WORK
Will be (riven emplc men" by apply
ing to Contractor Hunt at his headquarters
at Wallula. Work Will be vigorously pushed
on the Wallula branch, ai.d an unlimited
number of men can obtain employment.
H.
EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
and jeweler, Albany. Oregon,
WANTED GOOD AGENTS TO INTRO
duce an article used in every house
hold for every town and co.inty in Oregon,
and Washington and Idaho territories
address Box 3f!5,
Albany, Oregon.
Von will Save Money
BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES
to the repairer. B F. Parsons, at Sixth
and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon,
satisfaction or no pay-
Good
OF ALBANY OREGON.
PRESIDENT,
L. Flinn.
S. E. Young,
cashier. G.E.Chamberlain,
mP.A'NSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
1 UFSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
cheek. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic j
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco aud PortlaucLOregou. Collection.-
made on favorable terms.
E.
L. K.
Yav L. Fi.isx
Ui.ain w- E. 1'lkKKU,
GEO. E. CllAMBKRLAI.N.
m mil mwl mi
If f I Wli.T.TVAl IV YK the eyether or njether reaUVr Sf
WILLIAM KYE.
He Goes Out West and Writes up
the Country.
his i;ri:i;ii:. k with is inks.
How the Commercial Tourist Gets the Bridal
Chamber and the Lowly Minister
a Dingy Bedroom.
When I was out West, wiites
Bill in the New York World. I was
caliicg at First National Bank of
Chicago, the greatest bank, it I am
not mistaken, in America. I saw
the bonds securing its issue of
national currency the other dav in
Washington, and I am quite sure
the custodian. told me it was the
greatest of any bank in the Union.
Anyway, it was sufficient, so that I
teit like doing my banking busi
ness there whenever it became
handy to do so.
I asked lor a certificate of de
posit for $2,000, and had the money
to pay for it, but I had to be iden
tified. 'Why, I said to a receiving
teller, "surely you don't require a
man to be identified when he
deposits money?"
"Yes, that's the idea."
"Well, isn't that a new twist on
the. crippled industries of this
country V
"No; that's our rule. Hurry up,
please, and don't keep men waiting
who have money and know how to I
do business.
"Weli, 1 don't want to obstruct
business, of rourse; but, suppose,
for instance, I get myself identified
by a man I know and a man you
know and a man who can leave his
bu-inei-s and come hero for the
delirious joy of identifying me, and
you admit that I am tiie man 1
claim to be, corresponding as to
description, age, sex. etc., 'itu the
man 1 advertise myself to be, how
would it be about your ability to
j iuenU! yourscif a the man y.m
ii-Tann tq.be? I go ail over Chicago,
visitm" all the pork-packingr houses
I -u search of a man I km nd
ivlio is intimate with lite'-arv
people like me, an : iiuaHy, we will
say. 1 Hud one who knows me and
who knows you. and whom you
know, and who can leave his leal
lard long enough to come here and
i'H-ntify me all righf. Can you
identify yourself in such away that
whea 1 put in my ,,000 you will
not loan it upon insufficient seem
ity, as they did in Cincinnati the
other day, as soon as I go out of
town?"
"Oh. we don't care especially
whether you trade here or uot, so
that you hurry up and let other
people have a chance. Where you
make a mistake is in trying to
rele arse a piece here instead of
going out to Lincoln Park or some
where in a quiet part or the citj.
Our rules are that a mar. who
manes a deposit here must be iden
tified." "Ail right. Uo you know Queen
Victoria?"
"No sir; I do not."
"Well, then, there is no use in
disturbing her. Do you know any
of the other crowned heads?"
"No, sir."
"Well, then, do you know Presi
dent Cleveland, or imy of the
Cabinet, or Senate, or members of
the house?"
"JSo."
'That's it, you see. I move in
one set and you in another. What
respectable people do you know?"
"I'll have to ask you to stand
aside. I guess, and give that string
of people a chance. You haye no
right to take up my time In this
way. The rules of the bank ?re
inflexible.' We must kuow who
you are, even before we accept
your deposit."
1 then drew from my pocket a
copy of the New York World, whicii
contained a voluptuous picture of
myself. Removing my hat and
akinga court salaam by letting
out tour additional joints in my
lithe and versatile limbs, I asked
if any lurther identification would
be necessary.
Hastily closing the door to the
vault and jerking the combination,
he said that would be satisfactory.
I was then permitted to deposit in
the bank.
I do not know why I should
always be regarded with suspicion
wherever I go. I do hot present
the appearance ot a man who is
steeped in crime, and yet when I
put my trivial two-gallon jug on
the seat of a depot waiting-room, a
big man with a red mustache comes
to me, and hisses through bis
clenched teeth "Take yer baggage
off the seat!" It is so every
where. I apologize for disturbing
a ticket agent long enough to sell
me a ticket, and he tries to jump
through a little brass wicket and
throttle me. Other men come in
and say : "Give me a ticket for
Bandalin, Ohio, and be dam sud
den about it, too." and they get
the;r ticket and go aboard the cur
and net the best seat, while I am
beglfing for the opportunity to buv
. .. ' .
'l bl:lt Ht aCs' 'm 1 ttKn T lrt
o the wood-box. I oelleve that
common courte.-y aud decency in
America needs protection, bo into
au hotel or a hotel, whichever suits
. V. 1 M
tue eyetner or nyetlier real
tnese lines, and tue comni
man wuo travels lor h nig san!
casing house in Xew Yrork has
uiiuai-cnarnuer, wmie the m
II A . .
ana lowiy minister or tue gosri
gets a wall-pocket room, with aot,
a s'ippery-clm towel, a cake ol
cast-iron soap, a disconnected be l
aviewoftlie laundry, a tin roof,
and $i a day.
lAMi:0 ITH A l ORI'SK.
Kxperionre of an
laker's Hap;; liter.
I nder-
Burialsalive are far more common
in hot countries, where the burial
takes place within twenty-tour hours
after death, than they are here,
where one gets, as a rule, a week's
grace. In Spain the bdy is fre
quently removed to the undertaker's
shop a few hours after death. In one
of the largest of these establishments
in Madrid, some years ago, au ex
traordinary sight was witnessed. A
gentleman was brought in his "cas
ket" one afternoon and placed in the
room set apart for that branch of the
business. The proprietor lived over
his premises, aud on this especial
evening was giving a grand ball.
When the ball was at its height, a
gentleman in full evening dress sud
denly joined the company, lie
darn ed w. ii tii,. . :;,. of the under
taker ami c il.ii:i ! .vith the under
taker's ii ii . 'iter ,i:..l seemed to be
thoroughly eujnyi..g himself. The
undertaker thought he knew his face,
but didn't 'ike to le rude and ask his
ii.iii l.nf .x.'.i . . ? 1.. .i 1 -l... .... 1
departed and the strauoe oentfeman
was the cnly one left. '."Shall I send
a cab for you?'' said the host at !a?t.
"No. thank you, replied the gentie
man; ''Iain staying in . the house."
"Staying in the hi.use!" exclaimed
the undertaker. "Who are you.
sit?" "What, don't ynu know me!
I m the corpse that was brought in I
this afternoon." !
The undertaker, horrified, rushed i
to the mortuary room and found the
coll'jii empty. His wife and daughter
had been daneine with a cornst. An
explanation, of course followed. The
gentle nan. who had only bee a in a
trance, had suddenly recovered, and,
hea.in, music and revelry ab.ive, and
haviii.o a keen sense of humor, had
got out the coffin(the Spanish coffin
closes with a lid. which is only lock -
en just previous to interment) anu
joined the festive party, lie was
ouite presentable, as in Spam the
lead are generally
buried iu full
evening- dress.
'OAST OTKS.
Rev. J. L. Parrish has presented
to the Salem library a complete set
of Bancroft's histories, n timbering
thirty-nine volumes.
Jerome Gammon's sa'oon at
Pendleton, had just been closed by
an atfachment from Fleckenstein,
Meyer & Co., liquor men of Port
laud. The amount attached for is
less than .400.
The engagement of Miss Bertha
Neugass of Corvallis, to Joseph
Green berg of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, is announced. Miss Bertha
is a sister of M. Neugass, the
democratic nominee for count'
treasurer of Benton county .
William Lnndreth, the Indepen
deuce murderer, has d.-eded his
children his house and lot in In
dependence. This disposes tf all
the property he is possessed of.
Landreth, no doubt, tl inks the
gallows is not yery iar off.
Mr. G, W. Kennedy, of Corvallis,
telegraphs The Oregonian as fol .
lows: "My daughter did not elope
with a mau and was not in com
pany with any man while away
from home. Please correct state
ment in your issue of May 10."
Governor Penuoyer has appoint
ed the following notaries public:
S. B. Liuthicum, Portland: J. W.
Unmake. I.mkville; B. F. Bond,
Irving; T. J.Buford, Yaq tuna City;
C .W. Starr, Monroe; J. K. Reader,
Lostine; Frank V. Drake, Portland.
The Mischief, Captain Winant,
arrived at Yaquina from Alsea on
Tdonday bringing in a cargo of
LU)0,000 shingles, a portion of which
were consigned to parties at New
port and the remainder to Peek &
Russell of Yaquina City. She also
brought a large number of deer
and elk hides for shipment to Sau
Francisco.
The Salem grange held a meet
ing in the capital city, on last Sat
urday afternoon, among its work
the following was noticed: "It was
suggested that the State Agricul
tural college at Corvallis be turned
into an experimental farm, where
the science of farming in all its
branches, an be taught in a
practical form to elevate and
educate the rising generation iu
such a war, that they may take
nore kindly to agriculture as an
occupation."
F.nrrka.
The motto of California means, I
have fouud it. Ouly in that land of
sunshine, where the orange, lemon,
oh ve, ii;;- and tfi'ane bloom and ripen,
and attain their highest perfection in
mid-win ti r, tre the herbs and jrum
found, that are used iu that pieiisant
remedy for all throat ana lung troubles.
Santa Abie the ruler of coughs
:i.-t.hma aud consumption. Foshuy A:
Mason have been appointed agent for
this valuable California remedy, and
sell it under a gu' antee at $l."a bot
tle. Three for
1 ry Califor::;a Cai-H Cure, the only
r;; granted
cure fur catarrh. by
mail si. 10.
ketcml
store- r -
:
Jamage by Floods In the
East.
i:iSIKK.V TOW VS .4 ICC I L1OIF.19.
A Mother Kills Her Child .and Herself -A
Colored Brute Hanged at Chicago
His Awful Crime.
The II braid's Special Dispatches.
Chicago, May 12. The dis
patches from various sources aloug
the Missouri and Mississippi river
report almost unprecedented
1 i rh waters. At Fort Benton the
flood readied the highest point that
it has for twelve years.
At Dubuque, Iowa, the water
is within six inches of the high
water mark. A hundred thousand
dollars worth of damage has been
done to property situated on the
low lands in this city and vicinity.
The mills have shut down, and
many people have been forced te?
leave their houses. At Davenport
much the same condition of affairs
j exist. The damage done by the
i giving way of the government
water power dam yesterday is es-
! u,11:Ue1 at 0'000- -Muoii anxiet
V"
is felt both here and at Rock Is
land.
AT NEW YOItK.
At New York manufacturing i
almost entirely suspended.
TRAINS ABANDONED.
Trains on the Keukok A North -
1 western have been abandoned
I
AT ALEXANDRIA.
i At Alexandria, five miles below
; Keokuk, there is danger of the
L , - , j nM
town ht",n- Emerged.
j ;'-,-n are working on the levees,
i which are alreadv giving wav ill
i j,,.,, A vast':lrea of farming
i land along the river i.s
covered with water, and the fant!-
ers will sutler great damage.
INHABITANTS PANIC STRICKEN.
Telegrams from Canton. Misuou
ri, say the railroads there are under
water and the inhabitants there
are panic 'stricken. Farmers on
the American bottom, between AI
tona and Cario. are great ly agitated
and fear a repetition of the great
indundation of 'Si.
A TOWN SUBMERGED.
Chicago, May 12. The levee at
Alexandria broke shortly after
noon to-day, flooding the town ant
doing great damage.
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His Crime Was .llnrdrring a I'i-eli
irl ol' Filteen.
Chicago, May 12. Zeph Davis,
colored, was hanged in the county
jail yard this morning. The crime
for which Davis suffered was com
mitted about 7 o'clock on the;
morning of February 27, in Greene
Bros. factory, his victim being
Maggie Gaiighan, a nrettv little
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Maggie also worked, as foreman.
The body of his victim was found
on the afternoon of that day in a
closet in one of the rear buildings,
under a pile of rags and horribly
mutilated. Davis confessed to kill
ing the girl, because she refused
to obey his orders. Ue is the first
colored man ever hung in Cook
county.
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A Posse I.:rgcil by a Reward iflrr
Rt'Mlan!el Criminal.
Globe (Arizona). May 12. The
coroner's jury in the case of M.
Wahleii, the merchant who
was murdered in a cow
ardly manner near here Tues
day, rendered a verdict to the effect
that Moses Workmen was sup
posed to be the man that fired the
first shot, and the officers are low
in pursuit of him. The citizens
have subscribed $150 to pay their
expenses. Gila county officers
offer a reward of $300 for the arrest
and conviction of the murderer,
and the governor lias been request ed
to offer an additional ifotlO.
A S4B TBKICUY.
.4 Mother Demented Over Religion
Kills Herseir and Child.
Indianapolis, May 12. Mrs. Idtt
A. Jordan, wife of Thos. Jordan, a
grain dealer of this city, adminis
tered a fatal close of poison to their
child this morning and then cut
her own throat. The woman was
partially demented and her infirm
ity was intensified by her excite
ment over christian science, of
which she was an ardent student.
Both mother and child are dead.
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