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CRUSHED WIFES SKULL
Dennis Sullivan Puts a Monkey
Wrench to Bad Use
MRS SULLIVAN 18 STILL ALIVE
llm Asstillittit lit MipptKfd tt Unto Merit
I elnpiiinrll limutin The Ttotilile Ol
urrtit nt M endow lron Details ol ii
Hoirlliltt 11 tinier In Stiutltiti Cotiutj
Kmni Tnpiilnjt Onlll
Humors of n tragedy or what nearly
resulted in oho nro hoard from
Meadow Grove in whicli Dennis Sulli
van u well known resident of tlmt vi
cinity stiuck Ills wife over the head
and fractured hor skull
This sensational happening took place
yesterday about dinner time
Sullivan 1ms occasionally not been
quite right in mind aud it is supposed
that it was during ouo of theso tempo
rary nborratious that ho attacked Mb
wifo
In some manner she aroused in him
an ungovernable At of angor and sioziug
ii moukoy wronch which waa lying
handy ho struck hern fearful blow over
tho head fracturing her skull
As soon as possiblo medical nttendauco
was summoned and an operation per
formed to removo tho splintorod bones
and cover tho exposed portion of tho
biain The lady is getting along all right
since tho oporation nnd thoro is aehnuco
of her ultimate recovery
At last reports from tho bccho of the
tliillculty Sullivan had not been ar
rested but it is uudetbtood that Jounty
Attorney Tyler has boon notified of tho
circumstance aud ho will undoubtedly
examine into matters aud prosecute
providing there is sutlicient evidence or
olso have Sullivan placed in the hands
of the insanity commissioners
Sulliyau aud his wife have lived in
the viciuity of Meadow Grovo for years
and have been universally respected
Kills Ills IIitlMtiotlir r
Another awful tragedy has been add
ed to tho list of those enacted in Stnuton
county a man 60 years of age beingtho
victim The trouble occurred Sunday
afternoon in tho Swede settlement about
10 miles north of Stanton aud north and
east of this city nt the farm of Audiew
Colander Andrew Johnson sr an old
settler m the county wns tho victim
and his assuilant was Oliver Audersou
a half brother
Anderbonjweut to the home of Mrt
Johnson aud became involved in a quar
rel with Johnson over the settlement of
a guardianship matter Johnson having
acted as guardian for Anderson both in
this country and in Swedeu Both men
had been drinking and were somewhat
intoxicated and there quarrel resulted in
a fight Andeisou was getting tho best
of it when they were parted by mutual
friends During the melee he received
a deep gash in the loft leg
After they weie parted Anderson was
induced to get into his buggy and go
over to the farm of a neighbor a Mr
Colauder who resides about three
quarters of a mile from tho Johnson
place Peter Pierson a grand-son-in-law
of Johnson who lives at the John
sou homestead and who was instru
mental in stopping tho fighting accom
panied Anderson Audersou began
dressing his wound aud making arrange
ments to go to Stanton
In the meantime Johnson left his
home aud started for Colanders place
stating that ho was going to Stanton to
tell about what had happened evidently
intending to make a complaint to tho
authorities Ho took his gun with him
saying that he would have to take a
gun to protect himself from Audersou
Mr Pierson met him on the way return
ing from Colanders and endeavored to
porsuade him to return homo but he re
fused to do fo aud at his request Mr
Pierson accompanied him back to
Colanders Mr Colauder discovered
the approaoh of Johnson and im
mediately informed Anderson of it nd
vising him to get out of the road or de
fend himself Ho himself got
into some bushes that were growing
near and concealed himself Anderson
dashed into a small shed standing near
aud grabbed up a gun that was standing
there and went out to meet Jounsou
He shouted Get out of this ap
plying an epithet and waved his gun at
him Both mou thou throw their guus
to their shoulders Johusou waB tho
quicker but his gun au old fashioned
muzzle loader snapped but did not ex
plode Anderson was equally un
fortunate but at his second trial his
gun exploded nnd Johnson dropped
over twenty four shot having taken
etlVct in his breast aud abomeu
Anderson immediately went to town
and gave himself up Corouer Dern
proceeded to the sceue of the shooting
and impanelled a jury which after
viewiug the dead body aud the sur
roundings adjourned till this morning
when after hearing the testimony re
turned the following verdict
At an inquisition holdeu at Stanton
Stautou county Neb on the 37th aud
28th day of August A D 1891 before
me Louis Dern corouer of said county
upon the body of Andrew Johnsou sr
lyiusr dead by the jurors whose names
are hereunto subscribed the said juror
ou their oath do say that said Andrew
Johnson dr came to his death by
reason of a shot from a gun in the bauds
of Oliver Anderson the shooting being
unuecessary
The jurors were 0 Ii Harris W A
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY AUGUST 31 18M
Brown II V Brown Audrow Ulasoll
K J Newman Ollvor F Clockor
Johnson was n citizen be
ing ptssessod of two or throe fnrnis lino
herds of cnttlo nnd hogs aud had con
siderable ready mouoy on deposit Ho
leaves a wifo ouo son a daughter aud
two grown orphan grandchildren who
have made their homes with him
The niurdoier OHvor Andtusou is a
bachelor and has for years boon u hard
drinker It is mi id that ho has spent
tho worth of a couple of good farms for
liquor Tho weapon he used was n
single barreled bieech loading shotgun
and was heavily loaded with powdor
and No J shot Tho chin go scatteiod
badly and the entire fiont of tho dead
man from neck to middlo was put for
ntotl with shot Ho lived about 10 mill
utos after the shooting but did not
speak
A IiUiiI Flf tit
Henry Marion mot his death thlH
morning in a most unfortunate manner
As uourly as wo can got at tho facts
Morris Casoy was going along tho
road to his work when ho was mot in
the road by Henry Matron and his throu
sons in front of thoir placo near Water
bury Au altercation followed in which
blows woro exchanged Matron wns
knocked down and in about au hour
died Whether any blow struck by
Casey was tho direct cause of denth
caunot yet bo told Casey claims that
ho was first attacked and struck m self
defense with no thought of seiiously
injuring tho man It is coitniily a most
unforuuate affair tho far reaching
results of which were unforeseen by all
parties to tho fray Ponca Journal
IirM Ward Cant us
The First ward lepublicau caucus was
hold last evening pursuant to call The
meeting was called to order by Com
mitteeman Henilobon Upon motion
O V Kisolcy was named as chairman
and Geo H Spear as secretary
Motion was mado and carried that S
L Gaidner bo allowed to name live
delegates to tho county convention
whoieupon ho named the following
W II Widaman C F Eisoloy W
Henileben Al Johnson aud 1 W Id
wai ds
It was moved by Geo II Spear that
another set of five delegates be named
Motion lost
Upon motion C F Ihseley was elected
as judge of tho pnmnry election and
W Homlebeu as clerk
Motion prevailed that tho caucus re
commend to the county judgo tho uamo
of O F Kiseloy as judgo and Geo II
Spear as clerk for appointment to serve
at the geueral election in November
Foul th Ward Ciiiiciik
The caucus of the republican votois of
the Fourth ward was called to older at
tho Junction hoso house at 815 last
evening by Committeeman J C Aid
who also read the call
Oil motion J C Aid was elected
chairmnn and W H Kish secretary
On motion tho following named weie
placed it nomination for delegates to tho
county convention vi 111 Thomp
son W H Hish J L Heishisor H H
Hull Geo W Beemer and J C Aid
Upon ballot being taken the three
following weio declared tho nominees
for said convention W H Hish J If
Thompson aud J L Horshiser
Ou motion J H Thompson was
chosen as judgo and J L Horshiser as
clerk for tho primary election to be held
August 2 from 12 m to 7 p m
On motion W H Rish was nominated
judgo and Leo Herslusor as clerk for tho
geueral election
Tho county delegates weroon motion
instructed to act as precinct delegates
and the caucus adjourned
Itoad Nutlet to Landowner
To All Whom it May Concern
Tho commissioner appointed to voiw
and locato a road commencing at tho
northeast coruor of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion in township 22 north range 1
west in Madison county Nebraska and
the northwest corner of tho southwest
quarter of tho southwest quarter of sec
tion ill in township 2J north range 1
east in Stanton county Nebraska run
ning thence south ou county lino about
fct rods to tho towuship lino botweon
townships 21 and 22 thence wost on
said township lino in said Madison
couuty one mile to connect with a pub-
Ho highway leading to tho city of Madi
son already established and recorded
hasioported m favor of tho establish
ment thereof aud his repoit having
beon ondorsed and concurred iu by a
like commissioner from Stautou county
nil objections thereto or claims for dam
ages must be filed in tho county clerks
oilico on or before noon of tho 12th day
of September A D 1899 or said road
will be established without reforeuco
thereto
K G Hkilman
Couuty Clerk
Letter Mat
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoflleo August 28 180
Frank Bernam Davis and Smith C
Harris Harman A J Kame Edwin
Lee E C Lee 3 Frauk Ohm Ida
Bolls Mrs J Raycroft Robert Smith
L A Taylor II H Wulf
If uot called for in 30 days will be
sent to the dead lottor ofllce
Parties calliug for auy of the above
please say advertised
P F SlBECHKU P M
The horseless horse thiof is said to bo
iu close pursuit of tho horseless carriage
injured Trainman Inalh
Krum Momlnr Dull
Frank P Boal the brakoiiinn who
wns iujmod iu a railroad accident on
tho morning of August 1st at tho luiio
Hon died from tho injuries he tecelved
Sunday morning at 2 minutes past
midnight and his funeral is being held
this afternoon at Tlldon his former
home
The deceased made a long and deter
mined struggle against death aud his
friends had lioped that he might win
out but it was not to be and tho grim
niessengei nininioned him to his long
homo at the hour stated Since the in
jury he had looelved eveiy attention
that medical skill and lmiug hands and
heaits could piovido and these with the
injured mans bravo elloit to get well
augmented for his iccovcry but unit hor
sympathy nor otlorts availed
Mr Heal wns n member of the Brother
hood of Itailwuy Trainmen also of tho
Ancient Order of United Woikinon at
Tlldon and members of both orders
sought in every way to loliovo tho dis
tress of himself and family Members
of tho Trainmen lodge provided a spec
ial train to convoy tho leinnius and the
funeral party to Tlldon where inter
moiit will take place
Besides tho tolativos of the deceased
delegations from tho Trainmen aud
Workman lodges at this placo accom
panied the lemains to Jllden whete
services ill be hold under the auspices
of the Tilden lodge A IT W
Tho defeased loaves a wife bosidoH
other lelativos at Battle Ciook and
Tlldon to mourn lor bun They have
tho sympathy of a largo cucle of lriends
in Norfolk and at the other towns
Cliriip Kitten South
On the Hist and third Tuesdays of
oach month up to ami intituling Octo
ber the Southern Kail way olleis to
honieseekeis and settleis the advantages
of cheap one way and round trip tickets
to piactically all points in Tennessee
Mississippi Alabama Georgia Noith
Carolina South Carolina Virginia and
Florida
Hoinoseekeis tickets will bo Mild at
tho into of one line plus 2 for the round
trip tickets good 21 days tiom date of
sale in which to let mil
The southeastern terntoiy olleis to
tho prospector and settlor more advant
ages than any othor part of the United
States and tho Southern Railway lias
arranged for tho salo of tickets on tho
dates mentioned above at low enough
rates to enable any one to go South and
investigate tho opportunities ollered in
that territory
For illustrated matter lates and fur
ther particulars addross
Wm II Tayloi A G P A
Louisville Ky
J C Beam Jit N W P A
80 Adams St Chicago Ills
Article of I n orporittloii
of Tho Pacific Hotel Company of Nor
folk Nobiaskn
Know all Men by Theo Piosents
That wo II II Patterson E A Bul
lock Daniel J Koonigstoin E H Tracy
and Burt Mapes do associate ourselves
together for tho purposo of forming and
becoming a corporation in tho state of
Nebraska for tho tiansaction of tho busi
ness hereinafter described
1st Tho name of tho corporation
shall bo Tho Pacific Hotel company of
Norfolk Nebraska
2nd Tho principal place of transact
ing its businoss shall bo in the city of
Norfolk couuty of Madison state of Ne
braska
ird Tho nature of the business to bo
transacted by said corpoi ation shall bo
the leasing purchasing operating soil
ing aud renting of hotels and hotel
proportios in tho city oT Norfolk and
elsewhere and transacting such other
business as naturally belongs to tho owu
mg and operating of hotels
4th Tho authorized capital stock of
said corporation shall bo twenty five
thousand dollars 25000 00 in shares
of ten dollors 1000 each to bo sub
sorilKsd aud paid as directed by tho board
of directors
1th This corporation shall commence
doing business on tho 8th day of August
18I9 and terminate on tho 8th day of
August 191
lith The highest amount of indebt
edness to which said coiporatiou shall
at any time subject itself shall uot bo
more than five thousand dollars
000 00
7th Tho ollicers of said corporation
shall be a president secretary and treas
urer who shall bo chosen by the board
of directors and shall hold their ollices
for ono year
8th Tho business of tho corporation
shall bo conducted by a board of direc
tors not to exceed three in number to
bo elected by the stockholders such elec
tion to take place at such timo aud to bo
conducted in such manner as shall bo
prescribed by the by laws of said cor
juration
9th The first board of directors shall
consist of tho following persons E A
Bullock H H Patterson aud Burt
Mapes
10th Tho manner of holding the
meetings of tho stockholders election of
ollicers and method of conducting tho
business shall be as prescribed iu the by
laws to bo adopted by tho board of di
rectors
In witness whereof the undersigned
have hereunto set their hands this 7th
day of August A D 1899
H H Patteksov
10 A BlMOOK
DWIRI J KOKMUsTKIV
E II Tkaov
BUM MlEs
Tut Sta ie ok Nbhraska
Couuty of Madison i
On this 7th day of August 1899 be
fore me W II Bucholz a uotary pub
lic iu aud for said couuty personally
appeared the above named E A Bul
lock II II Patterson Dniel J Koeuig
stein E II Tracy and Burt Mapes
who are personally known to me to be
tho identical persous whose names are
atllxed to the above articles as members
thereof and they severally acknowledg
ed said instrument to lie their voluntary
act and deed
Witness my baud this 7th day of Aug
ust A I 1891
W II Btinioi
IsKvti Notary Public
My commission expires February S 1901
i tllto tint dlillilion it Dilnlt
culled Urnin O it is a dollolous iqipo
tiiug limit Ishlng food diiiik to take
tho place of colloo Soldjby all grocers
and liked by all who have used it be
cnuse when properly piopaiod it luslos
like tho finest colloo but is flee fioin alt
its Injuiious propeitioH lialn O aids
digestion and sttongtlioiis the neives
It is not a stimulant bill a health
buildei and chilthou as wi 11 as adults
can dunk it with gioat benefit Costs
about ono fouith as much as coder
li and 2i cents
llilllt O Itollol
to the colloo drinker Colloo di inking
is a habit that is universally indulged iu
and almost ns univiu sally Injurious
Have you tiled UruinO It is nlmost
like eotleo but tho ellects are Just tho
opposite Colloo upsets the stomach
ruins the digestion otloots the heart
and disturbs tho whole nervous system
Grain O touoa up tho stomach aids
digestion and stiengthons the nerves
There is nothing but nomishmoiit iu
Grain O It cant be otherwise Ifi
nnd 2i cents per package
F H Poavoy A Co ot Minneapolis
who am extensive grain buvois In this
state ate having 1000000 bushels of old
com shelled troni tbeii cribs at stations
along the hue of the C St P M A O
for shipment into Sioux City Of this
1 10000 bushels will come fioin Wmsido
as much fiom Carroll and 1 18000 bushels
fiom Wayne Considerable of this
com is the ciop of I SOU which has been
carried by that firm until now waiting
for tho use in pi ice which that linn
knew would eventually tome Tho
Peavey people have domoustratud that
they had tiuth m Mulvinloy ami his ad
miuistiutiou
Two laws are pioposod for passage by
tho next congioss lor the bolter pioteo
turn of citizens of othei nations and tho
pievention ol such situations as that in
which we are now placed by the lynch
ing of Italians in Louisiana It is hoped
that if it is more laws or hottci ones
that aio needed in order to Mop tho
sway ot mob law that they will be
speedily passed and thou that public
sentiment will demand their rigid on
forcoment
Tho democratic Detroit Freo Pi ess
says that tho democrats have one of tho
finest fighting opportumtos presented
thorn in a half century So a mad bull
may have a chance to fight with a solid
stone wall
Poor lies ton is now known as the lair
of tkmaldo
CANCER
Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out of Ten
Cure Found at Last
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IliMotiilliiti of Ctinilttlniitn
At a regular meeting of ICIkhom VaL
leylodgo No 101 Brolhorhood of Rait
road Ttaiumen held at Norfolk on Aug
list 27 1809 tho following proamblo
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas It has plonsod the Worthy
Grand Master of the IJulvorHo toiemove
ftom our midst our beloved brother and
fiiend Fiank P
Thorofoio Do it lesolved that in the
loss of Brothel Boal tlih lodge loses a
onions and failhrul member his wifo a
loving husband his patents a dutiful
sou and tho lommuuity an exemplary
ollUou
Resolved liirther Thai wo extend to
the family of our departed biolher our
heaitfoll sympathy iu their hour of
alllictiou
Resolved furl hor That as a token of
our reipoot and soirow for thedoparted
our uhaitor bo draped in mourning
for a peiiod of thirty days nnd that a
copy of these lesolutioim bo forwarded
to tho family and to the Norfolk and
Ttldeu paper i Binmi K Beuss
R L Canoid
John Buck
Commit too
A1PN Kidney trouble preys up
A M II discouragort
AINI
uml lussons ambition
WOMEN beauty vigor and cheer
fulness soon disappear
win uthe kidneys me out of oidei or
HHca od IVu pleasing results use Dr
Kilmers Swamp Boot the great kidney
lomedy At tlinggists Sample bottle
lion also pamphlet Addiess Dr Kll
nior 6c Co Binghaiiiton N Y
TURTLE OIL
Is test gaining in
populaiity and bo
coming a household necessity There is
no medicine that will so quickly leliovo
pain It is an antiseptic destinysmi
i lobes mid disease brooding gernm
N on cannot allot d to be without it 2ric
and oOo at tlinggists iuiuaiiteetl by
1 Cosgrove Pi op Oaktlaie Nob
DR C S PARKER
UKNTIST
At Ili rn Cjci Moiidiiy
Mast Block - Norfolk Neb
ALWAYS USE u
COCOA
PURE HEALTHFUL
LfiULi I
This I in nl dispfiso often firt npppars
a- i uiiH intcli it pimple or lump m
hi linist too -mill I to attract nny
iiotif until in many cases tho loudly
1- hilly developed
Cancer cm not Ixj cured by u surgical
operation lieeause the disease is a virulent
poison in the blood circulitinj throughout the system and although
the sore or ulcer known as the Cancer may be cut away tho
poison remains in the blood and promptly bieaks out aficah with
renewed violence
The wonderhil succe is of S S S in curing obstinate deep raeated
blood diseases which were considered incurable induced a few de
spairing sufferers to try it for Cancer alter exhausting tho skill of
the physicians without a cine Much to their delight S S S proved
equal to tho disease and promptly effected a euro The glad iiovvh
spreui rapiuiy aim ii was soon iiemotisiraieii
beyond doubt that a cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu
mulated which is incontroveitible of which
the following is a specimen
Cancer is hereditary in our family my father a
sister and an aunt having died from tins dieolful
disease My feelings may bo imagined win n the hor
rible disease made its appearand on my side It was
a unligiiant Cancer eating inwardly insiich a w ly as
to cause great alarm Tho discaso seemed beyond the
skill of the doctors for their treatment did no good
whatever the Cancer growing worse all tho while
Numerous remedies weio used for it but the Cainvr
grow steadily worse until it seemed that I was doomed
to follow the otheisof the family for I know how deadly Cancer is especially
when inhorited I was advised to try Swifts Specific tS S S which from tho
first day forced out the poison I continued its use until I had taken eighteen
bottles when I was enrol sound and wll and have had no symptoms of th
dreadful alllictiou though many years have elapsed S S S is the only cure
for Cancer Mits S M Idol Winston N C
Our book on Cancer containing other testimonial and valuable
information will bo sent free to any address by the Swift Specific
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