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tlx r. Tiiut lnut wu.i iii iyi.nl '..' : .
.M wlicii knu'.htH were I;' 1.1, iiinl a l,.t; i:
iliiTiTdJ from a l,;'.'i !n i .y in t :,. ...
tent (if liis rttealitjus trniii tlie jh-ojile .V
far ns tliey liiive exi.-teit in tiio liiy in
states Uiey have been imvt revaletr
t )u liiminhiiiw i if Iv ii t nel; v
The lnriil glory uf' ttio Kri: iu !;y f
lias ilernrttMl. Tint List celioes d' t.i'
old quarrels hid uying iixvay in la.1
Intuitu of I lie Kurvivors, ,'in l a nexvor I. :
of tilings lia.i conn in (-.'Lslem Keiitue i.
so lonj; Rconrtji'd by thesn hlnmlv a-..
brutal vendettas. The crack of tY.
WiudirnU'r in Mill lirard, mid fi-iht c
tinuo more numerous than ;rayi-r u,
ins. Tliore may n nticiihimul u...
breaks for yearn to conic, but (lie dav of
the. full grown feud has vanished.
Tho unsympathetic law and t!:e v.u
eonwiiiiil touch of civilization, w ii h ii
railroads, hihI its land syndicates, ami its
town builders have dialled the eld
conditions that nurtured the feud. T.,e
old lender; are dead, or in jriHoi:. , i
living in peaco. Crni;,' Tollivur in (h ;
Uootie Logan and the VouiifK ate a
living law. Andy Jolnmou i.i a cup:
int. Tho Yellow deckers have her.,
laud uneculatoM or gnno west.
Jennings and the HatlieliU an- i.
penitentiary. Joe Kver.solo Iijh .
killed. A 6aw In;; dispatxlit.tl Jerry t.
tlo. "General" Sowdcrs is a quiet i
zen, and his old enemy, Alvu Tun.
Hhiin. Ten years ago Governor Knott, In . .
the feudsmen of Rowan county a.s I' !
liferent nations, mid invited the le;tn' i s
down to Louisvillo to make a treaty , f
peace under his Leiit;u auspices.
day tho most powerful leader in . v
mountain quarrel is held to answer '.
fore tho Clurk county circuit court t.i
his crimes, like any other ordinary la
breaker. The contiat represent t i,
changed aUitude of th peoplo tow;.' i
the feud.
There have been almost i ituinoi,
feuds in Ke.ntucky, but tUtnM wbich 1.
ed longest, in voivt.'d the Kreutcst tr ..
ber of people and claiiiifrl uiost vkt.
liecoiiiiii;; remarkably as anomalous u.
breaks of crime for thin rieriod of i :
ligation, were ei;;lil. iu iiumtxtr. T
were tho Turncr-Sizemorfl feud, in K
county; the Strong and the Little t
iu Breathitt county; the Martin-ToL .
war, in liowan county; the Turner-. .
ders feud, in 14:11 county; thf Tin iw
Howard quarrel, in llaxdiu county; .
Hatfield-McCoy feud, m theWtstV..
giuia border, in Tike county, and i
French Eversole war, iu Perry xutit;.
There was no foolinlineM about an;.
thesrt affairs. They wero not the sun;'!
primitive forays of Hitter t 'reek ten
They were regular wnrs iux'olvin;,' ::i
;ethpr many hundrdso men, and v.
death roll counting well up into t.:
liuuilreiU. They terrorised entire cmo:
ties, put A stop to all busiueM butth ti
it killing, drov ttcores of people per
' nianeutly from their homes, held i n
:ivil power at bay and required freipiei.i
calls upon tho military Ktrength of
tate in order that courts ght be I.. !'!
at all. They have wst t) tate m v. a!
hundred thousands of d tro, and Ii.. .
put au almost ineffaceable blot, upon ii
reputation.
When the lawless bpii it in the li a
tucky monutaius had it iH'gimiiui; imn
uow Would be dilHiult to say. Th"ii
auds of square miles iA mountain ih
,iou; with no settlements laiyer tian
mere hamlets: with the nearest railroad
ometimes more than a hundred mi lev
way; with almont no commuuicaiinn
-with the outside world, and with a pop
.station shut in liy rutreii mountains to
its own tlevices, offered a favovuble soii
for the germination of itty iuarrel.
which soou grew into ugly foudi. Larg
family connections are the rule in tdr
mountains, where tho 1h' and miis
marry in their teens, and when a feinis
uiaii called his cUa to buttle thoy starteu
ap.like the tneuof Khixterick Kiiu.froin
every bush and stump. There were no
v'ares of business to distract attention
from the quarrels. Mt of the people
jire farmers, who newt to work but liule
on their hilly patches to raise the liul
that they require, leaving thorn abun
dant leisure for (he serious business of
lighting.
Feuds probably existed before the war,
"but we have heard Utile of them if tiny
did. The familiarity with scenes ol
bloodshed which many thousand mouii
Jaineers acquired while serving againM
. the iebellion--for the section was over.
. whelmiijgly Union in si-iitimeut doubt
less had much to do with the tuhseqtiet'.
fuller development of the fund into
something unique in its line. They made
f tfOiHl soldiers, but they didn't know wheii
V to quit lighting. From t-ir to soa tin
passion for tumult and bloodshed h
V been transmitted, and some of the ims
dailtreiOUS outlaws in t'n.. tn.mnhiii.
I have been iovm und. r twenty, whiie
most Of the h adi'l'S in t hi- j;reatet of the
lfouda h;vvi iiirn iinih-r tlurtv veal's of
Jge. St. Lmiii ( llolie lieiuocrat.
Within three vear. the I'niteil Stai'
jave bought Ireiu the Inilians about
V.OOO.UOu acres of laud, yet them iv
'aitia ftbuut tivj Xiiam Uial are.
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ii o l u.i A u o 1 On i . I
One spnuo: twilight, in the year l?!:.
a i.i, in, yoini'; and h mdouie, sat vrii
ing in the t 'handier i f u seeliiilcd house ,
I'4it l.ir from the old Lietlorul pahw e 4il
Alaveiiee. I
.Suddenly h! dropjH'd bis pen v.'iih a J
star; led cry. The f ice of a woman, din: i
and yet perf'-ctly ilt.4inct, had appeared 1
between him und his work, lie looked i
up. It tiling llnwerlike in tho air abovi
him. ileriihheil toward the open win
dow il was I here, smiling Kadi)' in the
fading liht. Adam Lux stretched out
his arms passionately to the vision.
"Ah, you como to mn again!'' he said.
"Who nre y4iu? Why do you pursue mei
Beautiful shadow, whither shall 1 go to
find yonr substance? Do yon exist in
the flesh, 4r are you only a spirit de
lusive as maddening?"
"Adam Cousin Adam," a girl's voice
called from the court bidow; "leave y. ., t
stupid wriling and come down tome!
lt is 1 Murgarcthel"
Adam Lux p;issed his hands across bis
eyes. The voice of Murxarothii dissolved
the spell which held him.
Uisdreai.i maiden vanihhed. lie de
Hconded a corkscrew atair to a court full
of shadows, where n girl dressed as foi
afetestiMHl dabbling her plump haiius
in the fountain,
"Von have forgotten my birthday,
cousin," she pouted. "Of late yon thir.k
of nothing but lilwrty, fraternity, equal
ity, like those mad folks in l'aris who
have cut off tho head of their Ling."
"Pardon me, I did forgetl 1 am but a
sorry lover, Margarethe."
She sighed deeply.
"Von are no lover if mine, Adam.
Ours is a betrothal of hands, not of
hearts. You cure nothing for love."
tie tH)k a turn across tho conrt. He
had a Cnu face, with dark brows arch
ing over violet eyes, and flaxen ha.tr
slightly powdered. A strange smile ap
peared on his lips.
"1 lov4i not flesh and blood, fljargu
rethe, but a phantom, a shadow," he
answered, with his eyes full of dreams.
"Listen! It came to ineone night us 1
was walking in the gurdeua of the Elec
toral palace, a woman's face, white as
marble while as one of tho garden
lilies just blown; in the chin a deep
dimple: about the s-rfect mouth an ex
pression 4if kadnes:-, and gravity; a face
with gn-ai en s ot unfathomable dark
ness, fringed with lashes as black as
night, and hair dark also and lustrous,
the full rich curls, tipped with uubnrn,
falling against a neck like a column of
pearl."
"Oh." ciieii Mar ir a rethe in dismay,
"how very beautiful she must lie!
Surely there is no woman like that r
all Mayence!"
"True," he answered, "nor iu the
world, 1 fear, lt is the ghont of some
Greek goddess that has entered my
brain and will in it be dislodged. 'IV
ulght she came to mo again iu the cham
ber above stairs. It was your voice (hat
frightened her away."
Tears stood iu Marxarethc'e eyes. She
was jealous and perplexed.
"It was wrong 4f me to tell you the
things," he continued. "You are a mere
child. Margarethe, with the heart 4if a
child. Come, let us talk of oilier mat
ters:. A great honor has been conferrisl
l1 upon me by tho people of Mayence. 1
have been chosen a deputy to go to l'aris
and request the annexation of this city
to France."
"Paris!" sobbed Miirgarethe. "That
is a long way off! When will you go'"
"Tomorrow by diligence."
"You will uever, never come back,
Adam!"
"Heaven only kmiws," he ausweivd
quietly.
Lux whs au ardent Kepuhlicau. The
mission to Paris suited him well, His
handsome head was full of other and
more dangerous phantoms than dream
maidens, On the following day he
kissed poor, weeping Margaret lie good by
in the old court, and started lor the
French capital, where Jean Puul Marat
was then at the height of hi- terrible
power.
Lux look lodgings in the Hue n.
Jlonoreanil hurried to the convention to
solicit, iu the name of German repub
licans, the annexation of his native cit
to France. The chamber on :ii;.i ii,i
was full of tumult. Marat - l.ilo.-,,.,.
loud mouthed preaching mn-sncre a.,.!
anarchy, wus the leader of La Montage
As he ranted in the tribune. A lain I. i;,
looked at him in disyust. Jli head v.m
ts) large for his body: his l-t.n. -n 1 !
face was unspeakably repiil:, n,.
wore a patched and du ty ve.ii-i roat . . ...
ton velvet troupers stained w.t:, in,.,
shix-s full of Halls and tied r.;: p-,i k
thread, u ragge-hii : , and giv,i ' i
confined with a inoii'. "u In? d j-K
cleft mouth a sardonic j-'riii ;i ! !
continually. IH- look w,-,- full ..i' in-,,
lence and power.
"A limuMi r in b" 'y :" 'i :u o
thought Adam Lux, Lio I.M.o i t i.o ex
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I ir ni i' h his Mcit , ii'ij ,'i 1 in..
.'l.p)iM; ,1 til iKl l .J l''l. I i I I.
hit; nil,' :il luul ui lieu i.tr nii-.e. I'i
,ivc tno niii v ,iy tn.i ii a M.u'ior'
t.lk initi li.tii(!ti! hini t.w; i7 i.i
llill:t ). 'I llC lli.llWH) lllitll WilH Stll
i-tieil, .".lipped .iv.'.iy Li tlio iiirhtn.'p
while t.is viciiia wcui liuiiie con
Lt a1ul:niuj' liiuiM If llial tu- luii! l
pticci'Msmlly fo tic.l tli.' b irl.ir.
Mr. IIt)).T h i I i.i Mis f.u-ti $'l.ii)
in c.i-h, iiel w.irc ii line tli.iinoiiil
rino- and Html and L,itd watch
The liuiiility nt tbe hiyti w.iyuiau
and t tif hid t idi luii ;;ic of Mr. .Iqi
pcrnavi'd tllui f:om (iitttiiiiiia..;' n
severe lossi.
lKll.I 1 II K AI'i'I.lt A ; I4i.
Tlic wnprciiie com t yotdiTti.iy dc
nii'il 1 h iipplicutiori if John F.
t!i'(iiiiclin (if Oiii.ilin for a writ in
lii.iiitl.iintiH compelling Oovcrnor
ISoytl to call ii f pot: i:i 1 election to
cliotisi; tlirct' coMnri'HSiiu'ii-at-ldirov
to (ill vacanci'.'H ulli't:(J ti cxit in
tilt: prencnt i:oiij;r4.:nn.
A iiiiirnajjv lit fi;;-it- i.-iti r.o.u.-, d
ti it in in by tin: name of Wein'.i ami
Itu; v.'iiiuaii liy t'ne. ttiinic (n Lam
bert liy Jnd;jj" Ki.nnt.fy ycslcicliiy 4n
tin; ground that there was ii!i:il in
the county court a petition sinking
tli.it n ,,'u ir.liati be appointed for
woman in (iiicition Hotti parties
live near iS.ick liii: 'ia
At Aulmrns jcslindiy tin- jury
lii'oi:tlil in a vi nlict of iiiuiHl:m!i.
ter in tin: JoliiiHon rase.
CAl'TDKEDA lUCYCl.ti Tit!))!:.
On the 2tith il.iy of lust September
S. O. Lovt-ll ..f Sprinlit'l.!, Neb.,
bought a bicycle from a Htrant-r,
who claimed to have jtlt nnhi ill
from Denver, payino hiin $10, ttie
balnnct: of $i" to In: juitl in thirty
d.iyn. i'wu d.i Vf later Mr. Phil
KiiHtcrtlay of Lincoln arrived in
Sprinoficld, identified tin- wheel as
tin one Htulfti from liim in Lincoln
on the tiig'ht of ScptemL'jr 21 und
took it away. Yenterday the strung
er rctnrui-tl for his $25 .iinl was
promptly nrrcpted tiinl placed in
jail by detective Lidyard, and Lin
coln parties notified. He ;ave the
name of IL C. Itrown, and from
papers found upon hi person is an
all-round crook.
Joe Klein has brunette out into
tlie whotenale business, l-rid.iy lie
ist nicking: for shipment a hirjje
bill 4f ootln for the western part
of the county.
A dispatch to the Lincoln Jour
nal from Central City has the fol
lowing to say reg;ardinjr the mar
riage of Miss Kva Viereji'jr who is
well known in this' city: One uf
t lit" most pleasant occurences that
bus ever taken place in society
circles in tbi. city was the niiir
riiiye last eveninij iit the Kpiscopnl
church in this rityof Miss Kva.llie
accomplished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Vieret;' mid Mr. O. T.
ltishop, one of the most respected
yoiinji business men. After the
ceremony the invited quests at
tended ii reception and banquet at
the residence of the bride's par-
4'lllS."
IrlMIII K.
l.ineiilii Journal
It is now stated among the
politic, ins that the congressional
tig;lit can tie narrowed down to a
contest between Lancaster and Cass
comities. If we give Mr. Field a
larger ma jority than Mr. Ur an
yets in Cass, the tight ends on r way
It is liotued that the republicans
majority in Pawnee will olfsct the
democratic preponderance iu Otoe.
Johnson comity will annihilate nns
unfavorable returns' that in.iv bo
made Irom .Ntdimalia fir kich.'iid
"oit. That le.ises Lancaster to lake
4. are of Cass, and Lancaster w ill do
il with plenty of votes to spare.
The 1'iMOii (Li iii' i n club held
their first party ol the season .it
Km 'k wood hall last evening. 1 here
were about thirty couple present
am! a very pleasant time was had.
The Itoheiniaii ondiestra furnished
the music.
Burton picks up Polk's tpi.urt l
ami i all- the editor of Till; lll-..' W.U
an imbecile. Thi.t may he true,
hut then we are not a 'tiamp." We
did nut como tu tli im cguritiy Ul
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tills
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finnij .
Mr. C M 'e'.-r 1 1 is 1 1 1 i 1 1 '
S:.ile In::, ot Miiitio.'U, ai.il i-
b)ile I I'- lot tl f ll.llik. I'll
lies: 1 1. 1 ri i '.I. I :i--S W.li a I it Hit .si,," o
'...) 1 ii.r i Ivianino.
The I,'-;! lor the Panic of ler
iIock l- i i.iMii i.-adv lor net II. am y.
C i:anci" l'.ii -ion wdl sunn move initi
it.
Dr. V,';i Idiiio' took a trip to I'roii
lier cniiiily, Nehi a. ka, his oKI iioiin .
Thieve" liiiAe inin tin- co i! hlleil
of Wolf it Tool last Sunday mbl
I'liey Milt ly coiuiui'iiccd early in
the Fcason to lay in their supply
for the wintt r in. tin: expense, nl ilic
iibove ii iro'd lirm.
fv'ev. Jacobs', of (1 recti wo. id. lias
.stm t.'il to p.-1 aeli at thin plrn.i a id
xv ill be here every two wcch.
Next Saturday niglit a r.nppcr
will be: fciven in Mnrdock by ihe
Hchtio!, the prneeeda will lie UiietHii
tiuyin n tl.u; for tin; Hclmnl.
ELM A'OOL) ITEMS,
lilinwtiiiit la:lii)
A. 1!. DickfOii coinuiein cd moving
into lii.i new house, thid moriiin".
Ho liaH a line biiiltliur and proposed
to enjoy l'.in reclining; days) therein.
Itird Critclii'ndd talkHof lmi!din.r
a nice little otta! just north of
his (livelling; for rental purposes.
Mr. Oritchiiehi lia c;reat. fith in
the f itnn- prosperity ol KIniwood.
Attorney Allen Hetvsofi of Pl.itfs
iiioiilh, was a pleasant caller at our
nanctuary Monday morning. Ah
usual In; wan loaded with one of flirt
"that makes im; think" Htories:
which are always pertinently,
hrnuht in.
Left the Reservation.
Several large baud ol Ptne
K'nlge if;ency Sioux, who were re
cently paitl money for cattle turned
over to the government for rations,
have b ti the reservation und are
now camped near Chadron ami Hay
Springs, Neb., where they art: buy
ing; larie pi,mtities of supplies
from Ihe railroad Htoren. They re
fuse to trade at the agency. This
move on their pin t is considered a
nign of 4liscuntent by those at the
agency anil an indication that tin
reports of a probable outbreak were
nut without foi.nd ition. '
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
XI ltl.IM.IO 41 flISSOt III UIVUI II, I!.
laiixi; wkst--
Hyer u. I
I'lisseinjer il
I'usst.iim'r o Ti....
Di'imrt
;i : 4.V ii in
. 3:4s p in
:i:lll ill
russfimer o 7..
fi:l7pm
1'iisseiiifer Tu M. via liulseille 4 In i. n.
I'iisfni4er n !U 7:l.',a in
I' reiuhl w; via Louisville Sinuani
KreiKht No 75, to smith Dlloiliu . li-.'i) u in
(iOlXC KAST -
l-'lyer .o'.' 5:17 p in
I'nsseimiT No 4 tieiti a in
I'iisKCiiKt-r Noil. I'.':'J.) ii in
l'iiNsi.ii.iT NoS 7: It in
I'iisNiMiurr No Hi H:4.'i a in
MtsMit hi rti inr iitii.Hoin
(.(l(; M'KTII
No. I
I.4j ii. ill.
Mil.', p. in,
4:iil . in.
,i.,.;i
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(ItHNi; Sdl'TII-
o. '1
No. h, liver
-u. T.'il treiilit
11 Hiii. tu
'i-.Vip. HI
. S: 57 II. Ill
I SU HK1 MX I t.'l It.
j (J ASH fAMI" Nil til M. VV. A. mefls entry
I -einiiil an. I I'niirlli Mmnlai n-miiy iii
KilKftald tin!! V isilini; iii-ti;liljiir t!li tiiif.
I I' C lliiietu, V. 4'. . I' Wi-rtciiOeri.'fr. W .,
I S C. Wililc, fieik.
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.)i:nRK in- mi: wuui.n, .Ve.ih ut 7-.
evtry Mi av eveiiiiiK.il llie (.ntint Aao
leill. A. 1-. i, ii, i. in. iiii-mili'iit, 'lb,,. Walliim'
j M'iTetiil.
A i l' W V, Neel first n,IM K,i
i v 1 1. 1 v i , n inn ol i-.ii li i Hi at 1 1 1 1 1 h
j lisll. I'i link t rin v h n M V , f 1. Il,ni. k,
li-l'iintri .
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i Siitiiiilay en.niiiL' al. 7 : :ai ai iii.-n Hal) ill
j liin-l;wo,,il lil,,i-k. All N Isil tut: oitit ,1,1. .ur
ft'lillillh IllVlleil to meet Willi ll. Kli-'l H.ltfs,
I I't'"-' Ailjiil.iut ,i:. I-'. NiIoh. I'i,-' (.iiiiiiiM. Iili-r.
j LT Moll I s i .'ll-. I ..iiiil l.-t l,.nle
1 v N" I7. MirN .i r, Wi-ttnestlav ee
niiit: nl tln-ir halt ,,er llenti. I .V Tint',,, nil
j i-ilniK kni-lils :,n- i.n.liilK i v t -1 1 li.
al 1 1-tel. M . t itlllit Ii . i i : i it ; , 1 1. 1 m s l nl
i K an. s.
I o l' W ., l M,-,-t .,, ,,, I l,,,-li
I I i l I. -I i- t'll i li u - iii l ),, in. .nl 1 1 nl III
(I K Hall. M .. in han. M U , I-. 1' lliovwi.
r- .inlrj,
l)t'OIH KKS Of l.'KHKI I A llml "I I'rniii-l-.
I.iiili:,- No in ini.,. ti,. .,',.,,1, :,!;,!
(niiitti riiiiK.lav i-vi'iilii-s nl e.ii-li iiiiiiiUi in
I lie I" O . II. V lull. .Mr, ., i',un,,, N
U. ; Mrt. Jvku Jiij, tjurljr.
1 t.i v. ir v.i 11 Inlanm; or M'd
ctini'.iiV'l.
What is oixkI so.ip ?
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GEKING
KhMOClfATIC NOMINKfi l'IW
ATTORNEY - GENERAL
Till acMrcHH the cilivsi'M ol I'liitts
month Hittf Cass County up
on the iiHiieH of the
dtiy from a
Democratic Standpoint
Monday Evening, Nov. 7th.
Vf, H. rUSHING, PwiJt-ttt.
I, W. JOHNSON, Vice-Pri4.
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Aermotor Co.
D. E. Babbingtin
PtATTSMOUTH. KB. ,,:
'I he Mi.-.siinri l'lieilii' railroail will
sell roninl ri tiekt-ts to Omaha on
tin- 7tli Inr (ii it- ami .1 (li inl it c (or
the. republican ully.
WIND MILL W.K