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' g ~. By ST. GEORGE RATHBORNE i OWQNOOMWWWWWWQO“ MOOMO "A you or more :30 I found my- th]! in orphanâ€"he was lost with 60m in that ten-me bllmrd um mt through Tanaâ€"the non heroic M'.Wtohdonooflhepmy “$1 in” was Inn, shout-mod. "We went to Texas. where he bought a ranch. end there In that Wild life I learned how to ride and jeto'm and no a good many things that cowboy- pick up. “He made no effort at pursuit. for In My It death's door {or almost Um yeah. . "Mourns. he fled from the scene of his alum-ate. where the papers mend m shame. and grief with theories and false scandal; ‘ "Pardon me if i do not dwoll upon this matter. simply stating that the nun who had once been his bosom friend had stolen the aflections of his wife. and that they had fled, taking my little sister with them. "The truth never dawned upon me until one day my father took me into the libraryâ€"J shall npvvr forget his awful face as he told me the story of his grout wrong. , "Then I began to notice that a d!!- ferenre had arisen betwer‘n my pa- rents, who seldom appeared member. Frequently l surprlsod my mother In (an. while my father almost lived II M! club. "Unlll [was 'abcmt ton my life Med on in the usual rm, with little (but Ins uncommon to mark it "I m born In New York my, and my father. being a weledo man. naming was refused me that money could buy. "It I. well. And now. my friend. you who know so mm; o! the good ml. In (M. unlunlty (on. pop up. you mum "an no cable lo ml no who that lady II who I- rm. Mm." Karl turned In mm nut-r. "What. you. too, an a victim at Im- lull bounty. Porn-u nho bu lured you on u lh. dld II". with (aloe pmmlm ud amt phnm. the lulu! nut l harm nwom that no man shall “I"! Mwnn Ind onjny (hr nndlspmv-tl pos- nllnn of Mr mm. I um I won to! IM- Rblne. and we fight {or "ms. nu low. «mm Mule lhmmh the whole world .50 mlnal m " But Pnul only laughed. "Rut-fie your fighting arm (or ynur ml rlnl. Conrad Mailman. altar I III done II"! him. Yes. I love (Ital twee! girl. my dear fellow. and why not. when the In my own ulster?” story. Why, not, when In their utterance he av one mime rltnl swept lrom the field and felt um In had gained I brother "What?" he gasped. "mm." “Id Paul. "to my life‘s (‘IIAPI‘IR u. CHALLENGE!) BY THE )‘lCTOR or FIFTY DUELs. Tho ”premier: upon Karl‘s fan when he heard chase Illnnlthlng words from tho Hm of Ms frlend was . combination of Incrednmy and joy. At ‘SWOrds’ Points; "Ho I. a (error with fla- npler. n 'lurd. my tench. mater 1m de- clared. I myself In accounted Iomo‘ (Mu hlr. but Holman nude wort o! no. I In. told I an. on! lucky In tho encounter." ”Holt-an. you “Id?" balm-m hl- loath. I. though mumbling In the very I... ulrrrd up uxly umOHfiI. "Conrad Noun-nu. first leader of the cum. MIo-Pmuhu.” "Pnrdon me. my friend, but you know. u n comparnuve newcomer hm. l have not yet made the ac- qunlnunce or all students who have dhtln‘nlehed them-elven In the battle of the book- or the sword. I do not remember min; yonder young fellow before. and yet. unless my one do- celve Inc. he wear- the Insignia thnt unri- hlm A leader among the Sno- Prulelone. " As they not together at 1 table and chatted over the foamy bonkers thelr conversation naturally covered the whole range of subjects that might be ouppooed to Interest students. Paul's eyes nt last settled upon - certain am. It which sat a number of per- sons. Karl naw hlm start and evince un- usual “saucer-when Paul turned to him Ill! lace wu possibly u impasslve :- ever. but In his eye: a fierce Hum land filmed up that announced a pur- pose on the eve of accOmplhhmenc. It was evident from the momentary duh or pleasure that appeared upon the {ace of the Amerlcan that this yellow-halted young athlete was nt least of more importance to him than the average run of students with whom fortune threw him In contact. To young Rhinelander the kaleido- Icoplo spectacle was no new slzht. though It had never lost. It: charm In his eyes. As Paul came atrolllng by. 1 student. who wore the dark blue cap, Unifying that he belonged to the Rhlno Korps, put out My hand and tickled him. CHAPTER I. l KNXCKERBOCKER FROM OVER THE SEA. , When Paul Rhluelander, an Am- erican student at the famous old Ger- man university of Heidelberg, saunter- ed ldly along the aisles of the great (public garten he had entered, It was I wonderful spectacle that greeted his vlalon In every direction. A SOLDIER. OF THE KHINE. Copyright. by 873.11- a SUITE. New York. «an. mun-m m -._- crnmn In. AT SWORDS' POINTS. When Kari came with a carriage for his friend at an unearthly hour in the morning he found the American oomposed and smiling. no though bent upon a holiday. A light breakfast was eaten. Then they drove any just as the ilrat rosy flush of dawn appeared in the east. When they reached the court yard of the Hinchagune Karl noticed that nn unusual number had turned out this morning. Nor was he ignor- ant of the came, since It Inn have gone nhr‘oad that the new student. the American protege of tho Rhine Rom. 1m about to an his chance before in invindhio tan-m luau. "Profit." growled that individual. reddening wllh the Insult: "you shall have the first bout. young America. and human help you," with whlch he swung on his heel and strode “my. followed by a dlsdulnful laugh that must have stung hlm to the quick. "that privilege is mine." said Paul. and when his companion started to ram! a protest he nddcd: "And I shall cum-h matters thus," saying which he shaped the gloves he car- rled directly In Hoflmnn'n (are, “I shall be most happy to oblige you both at the accustomed plane at {our in the morning; bu.” must be a toss up who comes firs he said, showing his white teeth. ”You are mistaken, Herr Hoflman, Neither at us made the 3"ng gesâ€" ture. But I see you Ire spoiling for trouble In my mumry we are I]. ways ready to chime. and I shall In- sist on your crossing swords with me." "It Is my right and privilege," growled Karl. Damon. made." 'Btt‘nluht no to the table at 'hlch the friends nit mute the Buo‘Pme- stnn. nowllng "he I (Ir-goon. "One of you cure manned to Insult a lady In my companyâ€"which one In "-4 amend utllhctlon," be hlmtered. Pen! looked hlm calmly In the eye. "um the lady complain?“ he Inked. quietly. "Not me all: but I ham eyes. and l mnld a» she was deeply disturbed hy «amp [panama l lmulna your mm- "That Is modâ€"It union ll outer," manned Pnnl grimly. wt": m an at a mu» who sees I" (Mn;- 'mnn Ma grasp. u "M the very flat opportunity. dimly. n he looked Around I. though In curd: of (he olender. "Spunk 0! lb. dull!“ IIM K-fl. "Yonder In mmn not. and landing Atrium Ihlu way. I” my ml. (hero in blood In Ml en. (00. I new" at Nnflmnn look an "up.” "You In «Manama to mu him. In up“. at the an (In M II the bully of "I. unlvnflly. n devil with the word who has nut :91 boon baton?" and Karl. nurly. "00d lot-(In Mr, I: I do. But u to Mn 4M (fluorom hound. may In be rounded through MI son. who“ Irllouu oh." "In; M. pfldo Ilium than - urmt'n tooth.“ A Iva-m mud our Paul‘s {no- um "I III "fun: 1; mm enough. She um with the Indy you saw. her nnnt, Inc all- her, nnd known to as u nnnd~ tome Waldeck.“ “And her nameâ€"430nm: whnt?" “Banana." "I! III my mother‘s maiden name. Tell me. do you know an“! of her-â€" luv. you ever heard 1mm; mention dead." her ?" V “Toll VIII. eve§ytbln5. u I In In complcu Ignorance." And Karl Von Stemn understood the eagerness that won In his soul. "what I. It you would know of Benâ€" trix?" he uked, presently. Hla mlnner u be said this was almost ferociousâ€"tho wrong: of years had burned In hll be"! until the seat of life had become like a young Vesu~ vlus. "He In his sonâ€"tho man Wu 3 wid- ower when he subbed my father In the back. I have his picture. I hand- some devll he was. surely. and the boy promises to be the same unless some steady and cunning hand. man- ages to mar his looks." "But-Hom'manâ€"l do not under- stand." "That tlme Is not yet ripe. I must learn more about her. more about her mother, and what relations she bears to that nun ! " "it is wonderful." uaid Karl; “but you did not maka any effort to speak to her?" "We knew they had gone to Ger- many, and It was the vague hope of meeting this treacherous friend that really lured me here. That 111 a. nut: shell I» the skeleton story of my llte. "Often in secret I had cursed'the author of our shame, and registered a vow to some My pay him or his back for every hour of agony my poor father sullen-ed through his duplicity. “I would . not coitus then, but I know now. there wan another motive that urged me onâ€"and this, revenge! tho months paused. This purpose was to visit Germany and to seek my sister It she were yet living. "Once Ibo salt] her mother In who {a Insanely lemon: 0! me. A Cluelnnul physicln took com. at In. an solid» The verdict at W WI 1-?! *3. "but! GI. a: . -_‘_..A_.-I 1;“... I 0! the epismpal bench only the hlshopg of Lincoln. Llandafl. Rlpon. Salisbury and Southwell date from the pro-Cecil dynasty, and in the mum of nature at least three of these will he- tore long seek retirement. It la : cease rather for congratulatlon than tegret that In Mteen years men who are gen- ernlly of full maturity when they begin these hlgh duties should give glam to younger men. But It Is e um. re. markable that during the three year: bt llhern: mlnlutry so few financie- ehould occur except by death. It blah- opu and judges were not «hove Inch aubtertuges, one might mm that they had poltponod retirement In or- der to put further patron-[e In the lands at the present prefler. To take the judges. only one. lord of appeal in ordlnary. Lord Davey. owe. his appointment to the liberals. in the Supreme Court of Appeals Sir John Righy Was the last survivor of Glad- stonian days. Thé chant-cry judges nre nil Lord Sallshury's nominees. Sir Ar- thur Kekcwloh. the senior. having been promotmi for political services in 1886. m the King's Benrh Division. now that Sir James Mathew has gone up higher and Sir John Dny has retired, 3h- Alfred Wills and Sir W. Bnnn Kennedy aione owe their uppoimment to liberal influences; 1". [mg Nu or lap-nan And“- no." I. [In ”Mic. The marqms ni‘ Sallshury since he beams premier for the first time has ruined a surprising amount 0! ps- tronage. The Um benches of bishops and Judges are almost solely filled by his nominees, for, though the libersis have been in power nearly three years out of the last fifteen. they had scarcely any opportunities of making appoint- ments during that period. and the cc. closiastiral and legal survivors of the pro~1886 period are Very rare. I'D. When neural brie! rounds had been (ought. during thlch he met Hoi- mnn’l uncl- with an use (hm Inton- Ished the champion. those who had been most skeptical begun to pluck up heart and hold their breath with "Ioannu-ir situation vu directed toward his opmmmt. and new no- Unn Paul made was nnrly «mum- ed by "pens-need ens. Mllol'mln'; Mylo wu nlrudy well known Io every nun. who and land to his narrow how bomln‘ In nlncl he put up. When all pnllmlnunu ma has gum thrmlh um: the nylon can. mum" vuh I club um nnouncod Hm opt-Mn; M the duel. It "or those sturdy unauu mind. I! was that the god 0! VI! would {not the “amnion of their can“ n4 Inn- blo mo prldo of tho nluloflom Pm. Herr "oflmnn Wand very My. Beam 0! an. surveyed lulu rm: hatred and "non. and mould dot-u came M- II] nll connnlloulula would be brunhod uldo In doing Ibo vmor honor. The hall was nimooi. packed when Hoflmm‘l turn ulna. In unusual ihing. by the way. And which he took an I (rent compliment to himuit. Judging iron iho smirk upon his taco u be waved iii- tuna to euthani- ulic admirers in the n‘udienco. 0t oourue Paul. I: a torelgner. could not become a Bumhen, or lull-lodged korpa student. but he (ought under their colors. And each mun took I: much intern! In Mm u though In Ind been Initiated 1M0 the not: mysteri- on: mulls of thelr secret order. Rhinelander was to all appearance. as cool :5 the most wild native in the den: as he received and touted his sword not a nerve seemed to tremble; and those Imong the Rhine Korpe whose {ears had been great because they had one end all gone down in turn before that wlzard blade of the Prussian began again to take fresh courage under the belief that oaslbly a miracle had been wrought i their behalf and a champion discovered by their chief before whom the proud banner 0! their gloating rlvnie might be trailed in the dust “Be wary! I never saw such an evll look on Conrad's face," whlspered anxious Karl. So he walked forward, supported by Karl. another student and the doctor. an Englishman. who had come to uâ€" sist one at the regulars. To strike. and in the name of hll dishonored and heart-broken fatherâ€"- lhis was a. consummation devoutly to he wished. He saw Hoffman eyelng hlm hun- grlly, as a wol! might a lamb, and knew the chlet of the Valiant Saxo- Prusslan Korma was nnxloue to get at him. yet Paul had not the Illsbteu fear a: to the outcome, and even do- cided In Me mind just how he would slash the other on the left cheek so as to mar his exceedingly handsome countenance. When the time came for him to enter tha arena he (ell a: fierce and remorselesa as the panther that crouches in a tree over a spring 1nd waits {or a thirsty deer. lORD SALISBURY! PATIOIAGE. At last he was [a taste the sweet. of revenge. Rhinelander eagerly watched the solemn details of the allure that rune of! before his own. since it was his ae- elre to profit by the experience. am Put! ml‘xht hue mun cui- opportunity to watch flu Mon to! points are his turn came. he he!“ the last. A: football in to Amerlun and English college hays, no dueling :- the height. of ambition on the Teuton'l part. (To be continued.) In. Adamo. IL Helhlko in: in- mm mm mum the Quincy In- His society, cumin 13.000 “in Q the la- af tor In, put! A. l‘df The result of the two days' session of the missionary counctl of the Math- odllt church was the nppalntment of . committee It the closing meeting to tour the Union and conduct I. made to conquer the country 'lth their plan for recognition of the ulna of Elk mu work. _ The Hangood Prov company will e9 “bush 5 new foundry in Alton (or an- kinn Iron «sting: (of farm machinery. xA plat of the Chicagon 2913!" Gun line shows am It parallels the Illinois Centrnl for quite a distance south from Chicago, making ulmoat an nlr line from ant city to Ziegler, In Franklin county. The Alton Rnllway. Gas Ind Electric company has unwed the contract for the contraction of a m: gnu-holder with 1 capacity or 100,000 cubic test 0! Charles Webb. ag'd 2|, (9." on | en'- mm carriage and m drum on (be u' and kfllod In Perry county. The Jem! county Republican cm. tnl committee has called a county convention to meet at the courthouse In Jemyvllle on Monday. March 3. The convention will choose delegates to the state, congressional Ind sena- torial conventions. Vera Johnson, 7 yam old. died gt lollne. an the mull of Injuries re- ceived while counting. 7 The Republiran convention for Lee county. has been called to meet Juno 1. l‘ Amlx-y. Mayor Davis of Jacksonville '1 In the South on u vacation. and the llder- m are unable to am on I mayor M0 tell). John thdermn. n ma! miner of Quincy, um mummy killed by : Inn of slate and rock In (he mine. _ flirty Weaver, I farm", was ntmct by I Sana F0 trnln and Instantly killed ht Northampton. The trim oi Cam. I. V. Henry, lor- lorly ”usual. poutmuior in Quincy. on the charge of emhmiing on IIIIII of $3.500. while be m «mercury and vacant-er of the United sums mu- ny flail Clerls' Mutual Benefit uno- eluion, mulled in n verdict 0! not guilty. In. Ella Robinson. and as you: died ll her home. our mam-y. from Inn til-cue. In. Robinso- lmnl a large auto. mud-mug pflnelpflly of tuning land: In Godfrey town-Mp. when she resided for seventy-ave I.“ 11.. ton! luau u: be paid by u» m: «lepton Ind Mann mm- )ulla In luminary con-(y IN. your an flu”. u tollovn: Water: Un- lon TQ'O‘YID'I column]. "631; Postal Tole-mph Cable company. nus; Iceman County Tolnphonn con- my. "9.1:: Cenlnl Union Telephone company, .21."; American Boll Tole- phom company, ”114: Carllnvmo Tolephono company. uuo. ‘nn Mubunn prlnnry In Alton totality VIII be held under the prin- ary alocuou In. Tho Maul-on conn- ly Ropubllm "mu" commute. will boo an all for the county conven- uo- when the nut. commutes bu band It: all for an lute conven- The llllnola onlnl has erected I lam- poruy pumping alulon on In; Muddy fiver. two mllu was: or ”anion. from which It is hauling IDOUI II!” can 0! “(or I any to point: along the “no. The Republican county central com- Illtoo bu been called to meet Iu Ben- ton Suturdny, luck 3. M I npoclll election held in district No. a, in lrllhiown. the proposition to build a. new schoolhouse wu defeated. 0. P. Wllnon but been appointed town clerk in lrilhlovn. to succeed Loui- Wade. resigned. Henry Bpeckmnn has brought nil against Rudolph county to obtain 1 Judgment for n largo "noun: of county wurnnt: held by his bank nnd tor the payment of which there are at present no tundn nvnunble in the coun- ty trmnry. Nashville has added another name to Its list of clubs, that at the Nash- ville fox-chum: club, composed ot the lending sportsmen ot the city. The club has engaged In 5 number of chance during the winter. which hive been very successful, and more chases are being planned. Dr. W. W. Lark, aged 67, a prom!- nent physician at New Hanover, in dead. Jesse A. Badger o! Taylorvme has joined the United States signal corps and has been assigned to duty In the Philippines; 7 VHS-lhiellhlgh achdbl meet of the south central Illlnols ngh School u- noclation wlll be held In Lebanon on The total county tax to be collected In Montgomery county this year In 333,749.58. Mr. F. L Thompson. who had chute of the double track work of the Illinois Central from Centralin. to Carbondlle. with headquarters in Duquoin. he: been transferred to a position in the omce of W. 1. Hannah. chief engineer or the company, at Chimo. Thomas 3. Marshall. president of the Illinois Epworth League, has I!!- nouuced that the state convention will be held at. Mount Carmel on July 8, O and 10. Tasmaammaewmmmemwwmamfltm: unstmumt ILLINOIS IT The Molina molden' union. about no strong. bu mule n demand for n increase in minimum um to $2.75. They has in mm It poses-My. but may nulls in No weeks. I"?! Dole-r In lollnohnmwofml‘lh. Wesley E. Hurley. who killed Po- liceman Ben Ilertln in lovequn, has been indicted by the grand jury of Shelby county for murder. lie bu naked the court to appoint n lawyer to defend Mm. W. J. HrAlplne was nnrded the con- tmt for building I county courthouse ll Sycamore. His Md was 880,150. Kalle Heal. “ed 6 yearn, daughter or J-coh Hens, n wealthy {amber rant In; at Wuhinxton, meell county. died from the enacts of n shotgun wound in her side. Th: hired ml re- turned tron a hunt and Md MI shot- gun landed and cocked on the kitchen table. The G-norold boy of Mr. Hon picked up the sun. when he father mounted to him to put it down and fin to doing the weapon was changed. the entire loud penetrating the left side of his "we “Inf. In the "roll or honor" glrlng omen! rrrosniUon in those til-(Insulating themselves by lam unusual act 0! Ion- very In the Spa Ionâ€"American 'lf. ro- cently Ipmv by President Roone- velt. h the one of Capt. Edward Lee Baker 0! Springfield. who mud In the ”"19le a tenant major of the tenth cavalry. The net much too for Cant. Biker promotion and nouco In mmury circle: was the during reams of a fallen soldier In the (“lag of l Spanish stronghold In Cum. Rev. E. B. John-on of Domini-n. flu. in tempted the all to (he nun! nutmeg 0! the Hm Cu-hrlud Presbyterian church In noun; Vernon. He will enter upon hl- duua about April L Daniel CnMren of Webb" lo'nuMp "loin-ted M: "In birth“: Allin!- my rmtly. And I! remark-My we" premnd for n Inn ol M. no. He M- mu full we of III. noun! tidal“... ml physically I. stronger (ha I Il- mm 0! men not but no om. He can all eight or ten Inna without (lane. and pm: In I full day'- vorl on no fun each day In the week. ' Charla R. Ionian: of Mount Ver- non. chancellor commander 0! Jul"- ooa lodge. Knights of Pythm. In recon "In hm- : nun man; An lmlrumout burl-g the “man of Pram-Ill Juan K. Pelt and two burl“ oluulum of I'm-Mall Illlud Pllllnon won Ilad (or new In no "comet's ole. Al Salon. They no boll: Ind untam- [mu tho conn- Inoal. the ole Issued by m: Poll bola. lo Loam! Bullet (or m un- ol Ind la Ila-chum town-Mp. and ban «lulu at Jun. 10. ms. The other two an forty acres to Sam Ivan" and Illly-nlnc lent to 311W [mm-u. boll: .n Omen town-Mp. my an dated May 16. ll“, nd meal-bur lb. 135:. moecllnly. William A. Tyler died recently at math-mum, N. Y.. um! I.“ u some 0! "0.000. Edward P. Klrby of Jack- mnvillo Ill “mod n on. o! the u- mton and VII bequeathed the nun o! “.000. Jun- Wood .34 Ian Wood. Ibo 0! Jacksonville. will out mom A perm" wu tuned It Chm” tor the construction or via! I- planned to be the largo-O. omco bulldln‘ In the world. The butldlng II ,rojectod b! the First Nutloml tank unicorn, and will house when tomplomd 0,000 peo- ple. u will colt $8,000.000. The Democratic county ccntrll con- mum at )onuboro called A prim nor the all! of flu. Mayor George D. Locke bu filmed a procI-mntlon requesting on claims or Jemyvllle to be vacclnnod lmmodh ataly tor the protoctloi: o! the public health. It. In sated um Thoma Farley will not. be tho manner 0! the Dec-Im- buobull club In the "Three In" league. Early In! (All he wu ensued for that. duty. but m on bu urban and Farley will not co 9 back. Anderson Brothel-I has purchased land near the canning factory Inc on the river front in Hartman's south Id- dnlon. sud will move their sawmill Ind hoop factory from Duel-m to flu- dln In April. his brother. Louis, Izod 18. with I shotgun. Everett was holding his tn- tant sister and the shot took elect In both 0! his arms, one or which 1| I0 badly lacerated thnt It In thouxht un- putatton will be noon-my. The bubs was not seriously hurt. II boring for on In meell county. It I depth of 720 foot. attack 3 «Hoot vein or land ore. The first 15 lost at It In said to be very mod, while tho mt assays at 16% per cent. Stop- no to be uken by the company to develop the find. Everett, the 18-year-old eon 0! Lee Brewer, residing six miles loathe-at of Clrbondnle. wu meldenully Inn; by The E. Wade farm, near Decatur. which contained eighty tom, was sold It suction to David Panama It 8” In The Peoria. ulnar-l company, which nnul election at _ . Perry County Atrial“ _ , (no plan on may, ' new.“ ‘_ autumn-mu mmmwd‘ ”duo! Owlu to the m1: “ nhone trust of the "Id : .' much, u m to was. ton. u MI I with "on was ulna“, to April 1. mm.- M, I right I". abut] d m. > mm“. II t In. “no In. .a mud It 0,.“ on which Mfi‘ lunar-m ;- Pro! I I. Clunllll o! m‘ In”. Ibo mt In wank ll of health. I. I0- " Q "m plus a! an In Ito-cu Planmt. cu. for no Ibo nu. Juan 8. Young. not I ”In. at (khan. H. m it“! Imflnm and”. all M O _ manor. of n. North'd. = floor.- 1' omn- It on. W vary pro-Ina“ “may 0! run [and mm of mum under m- m Ilerrttt CM... mm ‘ dent. 'u tales to tho ’0“ (mum to commence m 114.! ‘ wm. (and manor m «no my ; reduced to also nan in month. The Democratic ma- mltm not at net-mm- my ' upon August I! at tho “to M In; the convention. In the cult of mm - calm the hmorl' PM" dare-dun node: for n m m. overwhd The won-I no ' ' given judgment for m.” cl 0 of 81.009 hold by [Mr Gall > ' m In]: and coin-tic- d} mno lunged min-{d ' car-rend In Burt-(Ion. v can the ornnlnttol b0 ‘ ,_ ' (Ion-l one; that Dru-Inn N _ ' In the odd to «and ti. . 1, -. of the marine“ III M Q, mum In nppolaud to many 5 03mm ot the drum "Moot- Oponton' ”hem Ila. llama HAW. II ' her not: McClain-d mm. fl. hart. Inner county, wort m sanctum by: mm. in. m mind Imam and Id hm)! Injured. Dr. D. I. min-no. «no low-1‘ My 0-. that of II". rm “mod I Inn“ Godfny. owned bl VIM M Tb. mlbon ncudd II I «to lit-amt ought mm Inn. nlul u ”it.” an Tho county Donner-tie mail mum not u Clmum In. time {or holdiu tho m' nary election nor 3mm. m.- Jon. Sounder-nun. on. o! (I. prominent tomor- ot m ', Ihip. died It Ml homo loflh d m vort. and 59 yours. A potiiion has been circuit“ the rumor: living north“ d do: «king for tho manhunt“ rurfl nail rout. out of“ in the county can" u I‘M D 3. Burton». constraint 0! iel C. Burroughs, warm. wu recently aloud to hi- it Jury. reporud n hnluoo II hands duo his word 0! “.1"... won maimed (or by all will in. consonant iii-chars“. '9 A and dope-and and“ J n sun in North Anon. w- street. at which in run “not. or mm pooplo Ind norm ,1 from tho not]: oi no uni-3|. IQ" coded in (filing inio “out. ul-ni won Innlly Him and: mil. in. whom it .0400. 4 um! ‘11; The Jury In tho. and VI. the Gillan cum puny tor 06.000 «up In“ of : toot while um 9 train at. Joust. 3m an] 85“!“ Hr. Gonna-blot ' Auditor Can of mum Bur-31m lu'oh Into flu Oconoo but only new In 20 cent. In cub. “I! lilo norm 0" John Hilton and I. H.- uflnc dmmlu to Nova...“ and securing about .60. ‘.- Anthony Alum. on at th I our amu- of Christian Mn -.1 a his homc, south.» 0! ml. pneumonu. no VII hon h Y4 shin. England, rob. 9, 1m. ”4 a to Amen-1c. In 1840. . 9M " budno- with u an '. e mu m W3." M Th! Th nu ma u must“ at Davina. Comments! ' Wan. mam ‘flofiifl lay lad Gull out! an» .x , boo-mo hula! In tho hllmrudhadulm " 'l‘h- Cnn In til-“fl