in v m.d ernes does not pre.-enc a more u- 1
safer or more decisive one. It is aso inc .1.; a
e for fever and ague, rheumatism ar.J k i ..
I t rouu.es.
A minister overtook a Quaker lady and
politely assisted her in opening a gate.
As she was a comparative stranger in
town, h? said: “Yon don’t knot?, perhaps.
that I am Mr. . Haven't you heard
me preach?” “I have heard thee try,”
was the qnick rejoinder.
HANGED BY THE MAD MOB
Tlip ilurdererol the Drake Family
Vernon Co- Meets a Horrible Fate.
Citizens Batter Down the Jail Doors
and String Him up to a Tree.
Terrible Scene at the Jail—The Blood-
Covered Fiend Fights Desperately.
THE ATTACK
| Fully One Thousand Determined Men Secure
the Fiend
Viboequ A. Wis., June 1. — At 11:50 p. m.
fully one thousand determined men
I marched upon the jaT and demanded the
| murderer, and the officers resisted and
' the barriers to the jail were broken
j
down. One hour was cornumed
breaking down the steel cage in the up
; per room of the jail, where the prisoner
was confined. He fought desperately and
warded off everybody but was finally
overcome. A rope was put about his
neck and he was brought to the
porch below where he firmly
protested his innocence; but two or three
in the crowd were aware of his confession
and they refused to give evidence. The
mob is now somewhat quieted but will no
doubt finish the work. Further news in
a few moments.
A HORRIBLE SIGHT.
The Prisoner, Covered with Blood, Fights
Desperately—The First Elevation.
