St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 30, 1883

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. SUITS. egant Styles of VOL. XXXII. DL SUITS now antion is invited ge? ® ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1883. — | | ‘r | should be presented for payment whe . “gh : ae i | and then he was pacified ae Came heen. PRISON DISCIPLINE. by my,,question, “Have you any other JAVA’S VISITATION, =” ie | ea arin Se Meet | decile “None on earth,” replied the Warden | ww } e | fect that Murphy had- “I would very much like to see him,” I| Further Details of the Volcanic Bruges to draw ni a ony. atuat Th Alleged Treatment of the Convicts | said, to which Maj. Willis answered, “1 will tions on the Javanese Bes | ‘ Q refer the matter to the Board of Inspectors.| New York, August 30.—A special cable ) | | a lawyer reported to me that payment had been Johnson and Ne F ; 6 ON DAY TRAINS SINCULAR SUIT. refused, and I instructed him before begin- Nelson. ietavicn.* gratification to him; message from London via Batavia, - i a OF TEE ning proceedings to inform Mr. Murphy that We had a talk then about the matter of | further details of the destruction caused by unless the draft was paid or son " : : . | Pai | ment meds he shaniaiprocbed neninnt tin The Prisoners Not Allowed tobe Seen— | the eg to report Jolnson’s crime to the} the voleanic eruptions in the Javanese” -_— —_—— , , ve : “an po Grand Jury. The Warden said it h e | A $500 Draft Declared to be Fraud- cranes: ea Shove Was no re- How Discipline is Maintained in the | custom to prosecute scinetien Fae nok nc | Istands on Sunday and Monday. The total” oy | ul out with entire contempt. if he had made | Missouri Penitentia committed in prison until their time had | 108s of life from the elementary disturbances. ent. reasonable ropaaition I er i made ty: been served ; that Johnson was in for twelve |i the islands will foot up 75,000, Due. g p d have ac- years for robbery, as great a crime as arson, | the exact number of those who perm = an - coded to it. Inever was under obligations erm. . to Tom Murphy for political favors, and I Special Correspondence of the Post-Dispatch. pee Ret ch lh ng iat herd og digo At oitnighe in Sender patyen HM umic > ——— for our patrons The Editor of a New York Paper in Se- | don’t intend that he or any ether man shall| JEFFERSON Ciry, August 29.—About two tary confinement?” “Yes,” saidthe Warden: | 20U8 cloud, similar to that which was — e ete . : . beat me by any skin game of this sort. If he | week I P but much LLMAN rious Difficulties — : sago I met ex-Gov. Chas. P. Johnson | “‘and I assure you that he has not hada hand | 0Ver the Gunning Guntuer, m PARLOR C ties — Real Estate Trans- | should come here to-day I would tel! him that on the street, and after turning him over | !@id on him since he has been confined.” in extent, formed over the Kandaga ron ; Day Trains be 3 é ne it was too late that the | ake i “y "i : y tween ST LOUIS and LOUISVILLE. Rates: actions—An Order of Arrest Granted wie neaad mir Sas Puke th about temperance matters I asked him what Has he been confined day and night? of mountains, which skirt the siG% Saas course.”’ ; » of : és - ~ waetye . “Yes, sir.” the island, At the same time the erupt ae. TO LOUISVILLE : . : :. $350 by Judge Sedgwick. gy hag a A cule cr a ASSES he was doing in the way of prison reform.| “Would you know if your subordinates | increased in violence. Streams of java |” New and Hand- TO LOUISVILLE AND RETURN eT eee mes to | “What's the use of doing anything?” he ex-| fogged, Johnson at night | poured down the mountain side into the aia} | 7 Coo e city. I intend to put this matter through. |... vf WOME wmter " ey, sweeping everything before them. One” TIFTEEN CAR- By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. I consider it a deliberate attempt to beat me | ©/#!™ed, cutting acrescent-shape gash in the . , ¢ wees f th inguiar freaks the” — | TO Sine See * ne 5 50 New York, August 30.—The order of ar- | 0Ut,of $500. My course with Mr. Murphy | air with his right hand. “Those fellows at sing te teemgeetale enrhe Beata of inapoct. er stion ‘was the carrying in th j | : ; ~ | is the same as it would be with any man 1 | Jefferson Cit qd | mi : 9 y can do as they please, and all | ors see him o midst of a of molten CINNATI AND RETURN _ 11 00. rest granted by Judge Sedgwick on the ap-| thougnt intended to rob me. : yp a m once a month, take him out and| Midst of a sep of — molten icati the eryi i i ; . | examine him and ask him if} " oR plication of Keliy and McRae, attorneys for é crying against their brutality to prison siahet ta wees as rede So a i aps had been emitted from one of the craters, : . iti : | | Edmund Stephenson in a suit against ex- MYSTERIOUS DROWNING ers on my part or on any citizen’s part | wavs says he is treated well.” carried along by the current and landed on” ~ 2 } : Collector Thomas Murphy, has not yet been | 4 4 ait Sorts of Hamors in Circulation |e oeoting:_ I have just returned | “Who compoge the Board of Inspectors?” | the northeast corner of the island of Basti n o umers in Circulation | from the Chester Penitent r “The Auditor, A - icholas. it Is sup a ee 1U j § 5 placed in the bands of the sheriff to be Regarding It. ester Penitentiary, where, thank ‘Trangaeee? ttorney-General and State | 03 formed the crust of some vast & 3 served. The transaction grew out of By Lelewranhs be te Post: Vlecateh God, they don’t flog the life out of a man for | “Well now, Major, wil ranean lake. When daylight cone se San e er with every C. B. KINNAN, Gen’l Western Passenger Agent. the. drawing of the draft for tow wr, es aaa ad Sik eveiiins he a trifling breach of prison discipline. 1 took | Henry Nelson?” jor, will you let me see day morning it was seen tat an i a Las Payments. NN npn a prisoner, who was aclient of mi "*Abo : tract of land extending from Point Capucin — 2 f eo a Wr. Mt | peuple visiting Brighton and West Brighton me, and though I hated to see Scent haa “About Ne OR on the south to Negery Paf a on Murphy, which Mr. Hastings declined t : . : a wr o9 oe ae 'T: R : y eae al an emaniiah ad ise ya pga * argc sa dena! aN veypnen the consoiation of knowing that he would be FA Soc dE adsl ly tory fifty pt ghee # “had “ieee = a es | brought by Mr. Stephenson, who alleges woman, which occurred at Engerman’s old rented ike a humem being. De yee daw, “I don’t know who he is,” said the Ward- scm amend pohly cer ins won Nowe ot | ae ot : : sir, I wouldn’t send a dug to Missouri Peni- | ¢®, gettingup and going to the next room. “5 KRATOR’S NOTICES OMPRESSED FIS a + nee. that the draft was fraudulent. Mr. Hugh | wooden pier, opposite the Ocean House, be- tentiary. Of all the inhuman, brutal, fiendish | /!¢?¢ he ascertained who Henry Nelson was, the people inhabiting these places escaped@’ Estate, 14.0 on fire last winter. Just go up there and ask | case; 1 was in Texas at the time, and did|*Wenty-five miles of the ity of TOR’S NOTICE OF FINAL stn not write that article in the World of this ing i state of John O'Malley, ree , was seen struggling in the water. Although | him how Bradbur , : Batavi teby given to all creditors iis 2ins \ Sims \ 4iss \ Sins morning in relation to the Murphy trouble, | several persons rushed to her rescue and| pe willing — ane” = tt. wi ead nd agua yo — =_ : a oo gi Fully’ 1,800 . the estate o ’ ——s a - ee ——s : brought her to the shore, sDe was uncon- ie > Mall To divideinto : , for it has blasted my reputation as aj*\.” 7 _,|not be allowed to see him, | off or wounds his h At .Speelwyke, near Point rah 9 tad NONE GENUINE) 'TRASKS Lacaemern . Superior FOR Cot scious when placed on the sand and was | though. Now, there’s a man, this man John- | doing work. This Sa, Wen, Uelemeeriae thickly settled portion of the town was de- — ~ es. Hastings, the genial editor of the Commer- | tween 5 and 6 o'clock, p.m. The case is a cial Advertiser, was found yesterday morn-| most mysterious oné,. and all sorts ; and then he said, ; ’ | frightful death. The entire Kandaga range people in the world the taskmasters at the fore, “‘] Pl ag ou Ma ait enidt isis ines of mountains, extending along the coasting ~~ ee ing in his sanctum, and toa reporter of the | of rumors were circulated regarding it. Tne Penitentiary in Jefferson City are the most | to that man. His case has already been given sank of cake Biro ‘aa eon SM ; : peeuli . . rilish. to the press. He’s a IN @® | World said: most* peculiar circumstance is that the | devilish. Goup there someday and ask to see ase $6 whole 2 Peg ov yftar| ‘aibeer el swept inland and formed an ocean of turbu- «s ; unfortunate woman was talking to her hus- | see John: , : ep re Oh dear, dear, dear; I hope that you did | pang on the pier a few Spey nt wo a see Johnson, the convict who set the shops | the mansion. 1don’t know much about the | ent water. ‘The town of;Tangerang, within = of. ee » = rsigued, Public Admints- mes domestic man forever. : ig State. intend to make a final ONEPOUND jUNLESS BEARR BEST — If there is /| taken to the Hotel Brighton, where she died son,” said the lean and hungry Cassius of | the loose skin of his neck and cut it. It did | 8*teyed by fire but no lives were lost. Gijel- » next term of thei Probate Fish BALLS, one thing which I pride myself on | witninashorttime. The deceased was Mrs 6s : ; Louis, to be holden at the PACKAGES CUT OURTRADE xj BONELESS CONTAIN NOTHING) BLED Coo, Coo Ome bend: Gon wd lore Pe ara Po te do. | Charles Fassion at this che. a; rnd Mrs. | the St. Louis bar, “who is undergoing the | no harm, but it looked as if he had eut his — ng was almost — destroyed and @ - on @e seco enday in THROUSH ONTHE —x: ty of St Louis. Ofice 6s for printing such a libel on my domestic : ) J maniac.” IL have seldom seen a a: ? habits, but I finally concluded not to do so | P@!4 egy: oa dl Hon attention. Since leav- | worked up over a recital of another's wrong. srsay take. tao mae pm tpn ay Mat! known to every farmer in Orange County, — 3 Y just ret.”’ No ah E: ag mt ome igen agg at than was the *‘Governor” at the time I speak “*Yes.”’ eloped not long ago with his wife’s niece, a at Rerate. oe or. FINAL Wid How about the statement of Mr. Murphy ase +45 wenty-lourth street. ere | of. . Like a true “lawyer he quoted the stat- “Where are you from?” he demanded in a/ girl named Vail, whose age is 21 years, and re estate of Henrietta Schil- that you and he have had real estate trans- | “4° ae. es utes saying that the law provided that a | bullying way. who lived with her aunt since she was a ereby given to ali creditors . : actions together, and that you have funds of ied ‘ha Gea RETICENCE prisoner who commits a crime should be re-| ‘St. Louis,” said I meekly. young girl. They went to New York City, rh Paw dd ‘ his on hand or should have?” : “ital ao pr oe and were afterwards heard from in the West, ersigned, Public Adminis- “That is entirely untrue. I have no funds oli nig leer a b * ’ ti azelton. The Jury; that the Grand Jury should indict| ‘Never saw him before to-day.’ Wells sending his wife information concern- tate, intend to make:a final of Mr. Murphy’s inmy hands, and don’t ye ete The rad pwece iD Biving any in- | him, and he should be tried and punished for “Well, he’s gone and run away. Went | ing some papers that were of value to her. — ee Oe aoe las tine : . owe him acent. The only real estate trans- | *0rmation, § 1 ney sald, eer ten that there | the offense, but instead of allowing toe law| down to some house, got roaring drunk, | Jnis Wells, a daughter of the late William on the second Moriday in actions we ever had together yas about ten | W@$ every reason to suppose that she jump- | to punish him,-the Governor contended, the | changed his clothes and lit out.” F. Cooper, after saying that she would never years ago, when I was at Albany. Mr. Mur- | 4 anto the water with suicidal intent. | prison officials took the matter in their own| “!!!” said I. again live with her husband if he should re- MARTROM Di oes phy came to me and told me that some prop- About 5 o'clock Mr. and Mrs, Hazeljon were | hands and made anexample of him. This,| “What you been saying to him?” blurted | turn, went to live with her brother at Vail’s a Ph n ' aX = erty of his was to be sold at Cohoes, and he noticed walking up the avenue. Chey were | of course, in violation of the law. While | the stormy one. Gate, and through grief over her desertion 1883. Bent i ~~ wanted me to attend the sale and bid it in menor’ S ee and proceeded along | gazing over the city from the dome| “Nothing that would induce him to run | her mind has become unsettled. A few ary : for him if it was sold below a certain figure. sen ter SIOW}Y. re on the Ocean House}of the State House to-day my | away.” ago she tried to put an end to her life by TOk’S NOTICE a, a 4 He knew that I had te go to Cohags to attend t wp Bgnnn be 18 le t = were soon seated eyes were caught by the brick With a wicked glare the angry interroga- | drowning herself in a well, but she was res- cig Se oe eee e re taken a to some other property which was to be sold, | 02 the wooden pier in front of that hotel. | puiidings and stone walls of the State Peni-| tor, Mr. Ashley Ewing, turned away, and | cued and has been sent to the insane asylum ee am : 7 and so asked me to do this to oblige him, and | They sat there for some time drinking beer. | tentiary. . Anything more grim than the} when about thirty feet from me stopped | at Middletown, | ) age Manderfield, , : I did so. Lbidin the property, and it is in | No‘ning was observed in their action to de- | jarred windows and rough sides of a ntagain and tried to look down my composure — | — BO on eo ine aoe . ! | any mame, 1 suppose, to-day, 1 meyer heard | Dote that they were qu . although they | ean scarcely be conceived, and while think- | with a eorruvated cast-iron face. Offered an R. R. Presidency, se ¥ : ‘ee pangs ie more about it.” a oes About fifteen minutes after- | ing of jes miserabies who never get Outside | As to whether there is much or little pun- By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch, against said estate are re- ' | ' This property was an old brewery on the | Wards the ee. who were near the pier | tne walls, Gov. Johnson’s remarks came to | ishment of prisoners at the penitentiary, [| New York, August 30.—The presidency Led meen poy poodle : banks of the canal, on which Mr. Murphy | Were startled ‘ my mind, and I started to go over and make | am not prepared to say. The above inter- | of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad has from any benefit of sai | ANI) had loaned some money and taken a mort-j|. TO HEAR A SPLASH Page ee a call on Warden Willis While passing | views are absolutely correct and faithful, . be not exhibited with\n two 9 gage. The owner in the water, and, looking in the direction | througn the Jower hall of the Capitol a con- CUYAHOGA been offered to Stephen T. Arnot, of Elmira, publication, they will be TINNHRS STOCK OF A I, [, IK NDS DEP AULTED IN ne eFRRE, a sings des om S pen ence oe vict, one of fhe “trusties” employed about A yleme ile was ie this oly wa ae ; “Caer . LEW and Mr. Murphy acquir the property by r. Husvand § on the pier Motion-| the State-hduse and the Governor's man- ILLINOIS ITEM . ; be . yrtne ony of St. jcule . FOR SALE BY LOreClOeUre, i 4 sieht im his mind, and | A stranger rehed into the wates sad dragged | won.epprosched me ana offered for sales - : aatil he had clase $0 apaselt’ with Nias Aiea st, 2d floor. , ‘Mr. Murp s ho n his mind, an rae zed | jittle bone toothpick. In the conversat _ , 1883. | EXC E LS | OR M AN U FACTU R | N ¢- co i wish ty woud gay I said so. . Since the | her out. She was unconscious, and ettorts | we ; had I ipaaned that the man had = dtenteien dedi hactinenne “> san fe en rae Se ee pm’ — Estate, 14,045. loss of his propert ds ther troubles | Were made to resuscitate her, but without ; eek , AL property and some other troubles er, but five weeks to serve to _ finish ; ; TOR’S NOTICE OF me ‘Tom has been off. He is not the. Tom Mur-| vail. Mr. Hazelton refused to make any |, three-years’ sentence. He 1 “ SPRINGFIELD, August 30.—The State] active business man. He has for some time | i bereby “riven to all ered: phy that we used to know, and his friends | Statement. He merely said she jumped into] bright, intelligent young fellow for-| Board of Equalization adopted a resolution | had business relations with the Erie Kail- in the estate ot should see to it that he is cared for.” the water and was drowned before he knew | erly a telegraph opérator. By degrees [| that the real and personal property of the road. Etigned, Pubic Administra, ae __ be A mae of his suit and es a se Be poo nee ote ie a= tne the | directed the conversation to prison punish- — is ee aoe oe — wong 4 bee pr The Ballou Liabilities . with the w a rest?’ ; i ny reason ‘ ‘ i . ° ° - . ate, w nisexed, the order of ar ment. The trusty scrutinized me closely, day, and it transpired that the total indebt- By Telegraph to the Post-Dispatch. * 4 : settlement thereof at the “Oh, I suppose Mr. Murphy or some of that he could assign for his wife committing | then telling me to follow him, descended to i gs 8 Pron gg 8 eo his friends nh settle with me, and Stephen- | Suicide. Geo. W. Morgan, a waiter, was the | the Heese by and entered a room which, he | edness of the churches was $30,000. Boston, August 30.—Thej Star last night Gay in Sepremoer. A Dy 1088. son. The trouble with the jatter is that he meee Bt pet Be a - emi ve § Bn said, he was called from, when needed, by a PBs pan in Fg wpe ntow Barges A rs ag sald We are authorized by the suspended a nih ~ ~ talks too much—is too much given to bab- | MaGe two atte e ne succeeded, € ll. “Do I know anything about Johnson?” . - | firm o rge am Ballou & C oo * Louis. Offcs 615 THE WELL-KNOWN FURN ITURE STORE OF bling. I don’t think he ever Sates to have | inquest will be heid to-day at 10 o’clock a. m., a he, te bare tht ‘to my aret question. “I | outa certificate from the State Board of | that the sepett in all the papers vostortan ie begun proceedings against Mr. Murphy, and | !2 the town hall at Gravesend. About 9} snould say I did. I would like to know the| Health. Miss Letitia Walker, 23-year-old | theeffect that the statement shows liabilities at any rate it never should have been given | 0’clock Hazeiton entered the bar-room of the} man over there that doesn’t.” “Does he| daughter of C. L. Walker, has been ad-| of $750,000 is incorrect, and that the true Estate 14,019. * oe .3 TOR’S NOTICE OF FINAL yublicity. Itis sad, very sad,” continued | Ashland House and strolling leisurely up to ‘+k in the shops any more?” “Why, no; | judged insane. amount is between $1,500,000 and $2,000, * vee > iT creations and Hi. L. N } E D R ! N @- an A U S the veteran editor, with ; melancholy shake | the bar remarked in a casual way to the bar- oe an’s IN SOLITARY. resi VANDALIA, August 30.—The Coroner’s — #2, ~ fate of ; i of the head, “‘to see the proneness of news- | Keeper. “W hat do you suppose happened to | He’s peen there ever since the fire, and the verdict in the inquest gh the body of Jacob TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, Parrett, \nte- , papers of the present day me to-night: he bartender addressed | only time he comes out is when Capt. Brad- | Rosenbrook, resulted in the verdict that —. fersigned, Publie Adminis, Will keep open until 8 o’clock every evening commencing September 1, TO JUMP ON TO ANYBODY answered that he couldn’t guess. “My wife | bury takes him out at night to flog kim. | Rosenbrook met his death from the effects! 4 tidal wave at Atlantic City, N. J., on Thurs. ate, intend. Pripate ind during.the busy season, to give his customers who cannot come | who happens to be down. I thank God fell from the pier at Coney Island to-night | yoq pet they flog him good, too—twenty or or a llipe _— iiibe io still im | geen = oy nen caused damages to the amount of through the day an o rtunity to purchase in the evening. All goods | (with a virtuous smile) that I never had any | 22d was drowned.” He walked away quite ) thirty lashes at atime. Say, if I1thought you . wouldn’t tell on a fellow,” said the trusty, | condition. Chas. F. Heusman, Postmaster at Marxsyille »ld CHEAP FOR CASH, .and warranted to give satisfaction. Bed-| inclination of that sort, but nowa-| unconcerned in search of the office directory. ; a : : ; When he found the address of his brother- | jeaning over teetin P STAUNTON, August 30.—Anton Schwab, | La. was arrested on Tuesday, charged with the foom Suits, Parlor Suits and all kindsof Furniture for all classes. | days 2 is pny ining ae ~ in-law Mr. Hazeiton returned to the bar, and cera « hy Tohanewe pb digas ® rem 50 years old, shot himself through the head | embezzlement of $1,500 of money order funas. a) we ne nat ; ion.” Commissioner Stephenson was ! tive us a call before purchasing elsewhere. a. P after taking a drink, left the hotel. He| was a man cut his throat abouta month ago | Witharifle. No cause assigned. The roof of the new opera house at Longview, ’ night, caus- was MARTROM D. LEWIS, wy of St. Louis. Office found atthe Home bank, of which he is Tex., fell in with a crash on Tuesday ing aoe damages Ww the building. No one =a "Fal President, on Eighth avenue, near Forty-| could not be found at his residence last | atthe penitentiary. He was an old fellow |, CARBONDALE, August 30.—The Southern TORS’ NOTICE | OF FInAS : second - mama In > ee to his suit against | night, Si named Henry Nelson, —_ —_ Rong a beg ee ae si a re estate of Harriet Frances Mr. Murphy, he said: “I never in my life . He’s about 55 years old, a real keen o ay. Isaac Clemens deliver e opening | +, ; : ine is hereby given to all OS, ; () ; ran if) Ve, had anything to do which caused me so CUTS HIS WIFE. duck. The papers got hold of the news, but | address, Prof. S. M. Inglis replying. Nua- Ag OL Saee we oe fcliowing wermbe . a brested in the estate o : ‘ . ~ r . ‘ mM ee much unpleasant feeling as the action which the prison officials gave Nelson a_ fictitious | merous papers were read. About 300 teach- | «Henry V. by the grace of God, Ki dersigued, Public ey oe - I have been compelled to take against Mr. | A Society Dude’s Flirtation and the| name. They saida man named McConnell | ers were present. and wheanea. .* ng of France ane 00 ee te ee = Murphy. Heand 1 have been friends for Serious Result. was the one who cut his throat. Now, I'll] CagRroLitTon, August 30.—The old set-| Lieut. Noyes, of the United States Navy, was years, andI would have given $100 rather By Telegraph to the Pust-Dispatch. tell you the whole story. Nelson’s a carpen- | tlers of Greene County held their annual re- killed on board ship at Yokoham Japan on suis. to be holden at the on the second Monday im than be obliged to proceed against him. I Tro CITY a ; _ | ter, aud he and four other men were at work | union and picnic yesterday. ursday. The top-gallant mast fell w : n ee eee repairing the roof of the Governor’s man-| CHAMPAIGN, August 30.—The Fair, which | men were exercising. r ad no option in the matter. lt was not the ; : er gg 7g 3 : ce Tearet for, | did not and do not care | Phia merchant and his young wife have been | .i5) While they were there it was discovered | has been very successful thus far, isin pro-| Lightning struck the schoolhouse at Cotulla, or. | that (snapping his fingers) for | stopping at one of the fashionable hotels. | that the trunk of some girl at the house | gress. The races are agreat feature. Tex., on Thursday, rendering insensible the — the $500. I Pegg ors that | The lady, who was a great belle before her ge epener See “ 9 “ gen gies Ps . my. nes 2 ag oe se hewn vA oe ae. Fm ape One little bgy was ; | and it’s gon , “ : it. There was a drop of oil on the trunk, and | ciden reast y r ured. : up to profit an Oss, Sone, | marriage, took long and lonely walks with a hie to Capt. Seadbery, was proof that Nel- | day. The rof Abyssinia, having heard that > 13,558. TOR’S NOTICE OF FINAL : - like to be beaten out.of mone ‘ ‘ . Reecby given, to ail credit ron phe hee be if Lean help it. As soon | Society dude without her husband’s knowl-|son’ was the man who committed the| CLINTON, Angust 30.—Wm. Morse of tok ot Shee tntended hereb to all crecti : INTO r the setare of . FOR 25 CENTS. as | made up my mind that this was a skin edge, but at last the husband was informed | robbery. There was no other proof against | Kenry,had his leg mangled by a corn sheller. aine I vowed no one else should be victim- | of the attentions the young man was paying | him, and, although it might have been any | It was afterwards ampu : asants, rsi ’ mi ie- : : : + : : ¢ ¢ en By oy- oe > pal } i if 1 couid prevent it. I became suspicious | t© his wife and concluded to investigate. | convict of the five, they settled on Nelson as| SHELBYVILLE, August 30.—Miss Jennie| 4: Brenham, Texas. on Thursda mextterm of the Probate was something wrong 9s soon as 1 | On Monday night about 11 o’ciock, while he | the guilty one. Well, they took him down | French was married to. Mr. Edward Dunkel, | wijiie Testard, a you og hed ned lm | ; Oo E C a A R K E ove Matoayt the meney. When i gave it tu | Was passing down Kentucky avenue, near | to the prison, and he was lashed. Then he| yesterday. The wedding was a brilliant af- vee youpg man hamed voomaliy taeda’ op the second Monday in : ; . - ut it in his ket and then said; | Atlantic, the merchant saw the young man | was putin a blind cell and taken out in a cov- | fair. parties were armed. The slayer is in jail. MARTROM D. eae” os Bipkeesce, let me have that draft and I | kiss his wife at the corner of the two thor-| pje of hours and lashed again. They flogged | Hittssoro, August 30.—The marriage of| The boiler in the saw-mill of Irwin Panett AE — will take it to Hastings and get it accepted | oughfares and then embrace her in an affec-| him till he covldn’t stand up in order to| F. M. Gwynne and Miss Hettie Libbie, was | Georgetown. Ohio, oxpleses Thursday afternoon. ‘ ' | and I will give my note as collateral.’ 1 was | tionate farewell. He immediately rushed | make him confess. NowI know what I’m | consummated yesterday. Jacob Holdemead, | Irwin and West were killed and several Ky ashi On Avenue } sharp enough towards them, knocked the dude down and | tajking about, because | sleep in the same cell | formerly of this city, died yesterday at Man- mes _ rously injured. The explosion : : NOT TO FALL drawing # pen Kalle made a plunge at his | with Nelson and acouple.of others. Nelson | dan, D. T. Was due y water in the bosler, 10 received a dangerous wound in the | told us that Capt. Bradbury said to him, ‘if of St pone Estate 14.066. esr ca! Saat : tow state of Michael Jose nd I said: ‘No, I don’t want | We : : Saad tice is hereby given to ail = ae eee , r want Hastings’ accepta- | neck and right breast, She gave a piercing you don’t confess to this crime I'll kill you— An Actor’s Divorce Suit, pstedin the estate of / ; f Faulhaber, VA Laie @ = shriek and feil to the ground. The husband | }’}\ fiog you to death.’ «Bradbury flogged hdersigned, Public Adminis RA O re S / neem ae ee no repented as 5000 as his wife fell. He pro-| him for dil he was worth just after the rob- P pote 05 yew re pray ip a Ae ph faye TT | 7 nove toacriminal action. I believe he | cured a carriage, and had her removed to the | ping .occuurred, and after flogging him once | F 31-ADELPHIA, August o sory Duis, to be helden ‘st the | BEST QUALITY 2 knew that and that was his game. I took — — sg haw: i arog « Play wg mem gave hima keate saying, ‘You om oo weet oer Seeeee eeaeey Se % the draft to Hastings, and when he refused | 4tendance. oO wane ng 18 being | you please with that, bat remember that I’ | to accept it 1 said, “Hastings, this looks , Smoothed over, and the greatest secresy | iil you.’ Well, Nelson kept the knife and a Pac Ge Louis. Gane i hard | maintained. The police have heard of the | jjttie while afterward Bradbury took tim of St. Louis. Office, 66 : r KERN erooked. I don’t want to do anything ; ; floor. é AUGUST ° cutting, but their efforts to learn any- | on Murphy oron you. He says that your thing definite have proyed unsuccessful. — LAID THE LASH ON HIM Sistane E wife has been spending money rather freely TOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL S’ Si P P [ { E and that you are a little short. You accept for about twenty-five turns and ne £ “ all creditors | ea pene = if you alld pg “ Algae due MISSOURI NEWS. oe. ee Red was the — Me mop, ; = OR cetyl ss will promise to renew itas often as you : — of AND STEAM GRINDING. like antil you can pay i” He omg . A Kansas City Sensation—Killed by a — fe & ‘ ‘He i Brad i m, a him, pte, intend to make a Bual ent eds quar yredine "1 'w ep ea so he just up and cut his throat. The thing Seta sere of the Poopate . e26 NORTH SIxTH st... ST. LOUTe. emcteg evens Senet ony (ty Sy would have) xawsas Crry, August 30.—The city is as lsa puis. to be i=} » MY ATTORNEY TOLD ME very much interested in the case of Dr. wait until the sixty days ex-/ Bogie, whois alieged to have presented three Major Wiilis. = ARN HE wo cali Wy of St. Lows. Omee as | | and - r Ph AEM ag we fraudulent claims against the State of Mrs. th Mayer Willis,” + 2 L “f here or | pai May Dowling. Mr. Davidson of Eureka, | post-Dispatcu office, wat want | ® me, mines make some Kan., yesterday made affidavit that the the man who arsonized the peniten- N. W Se AND CLaARK A “* Johnson, | bz PEL ing ogee He BS VE. and he never even re- claims were fraudulent. of Fstate. E} ; ie of Samucl Vance. de- 3 Furniture c ote tase ete, cow's tig Baby Carriages, Cages, did not desite to be hard with him,| JEFFERSON Ciry, August 30.—Albert | at-ease, given thatl have taxen : ging Lampe ual reduced prices on payments. Lower any bat that I was a positive man and would do | Tovey, a trusty at the Capitol, escaped yes-| to have Johnson in Vance, : in town fo hb. 5 ine 15c delivered. Come and see us, hat It BLA py mtg byw better make, | terday. a silence for o minate, ant on the ninetesath day of = Ss ~ EN aii ment with me. He told this| BismancK, August 30.—While attempting | nove-book to give the Warden ran that Hastings ought to be ashamed ie posses off the train, a brakeman | correct interview. inapectors of administering on the ages onretes Rina as pore A y T E PAYMENT Ss ‘lof himself, and he would see him and have | ona killed the passenger with a 3 A s *. He was arrested. S IM | the matter fixed. SPRIN position. astings, : ) - -~ a ee + CHEAPEST housekeeping to buy, for cash or time, Furni Stoves, Carpets, wrything mended MEE: We guarantee the public to sell cheaper than any house in the | publication, they will be _ - Don’t forget this. . * oe Bt. Tiietitusis.. | : S SONI Chee ot |. bi deeettiae ce nies enka ee ek