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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Mr.. n. B. Persinger, of Merrick
county, received the nomination OF
Regent of the University from the
fifth district, at the hands of the Re-
publican State Convention. Mr.. Per
singer has for several years been eoun
ty clerk of Merrick, and is a gentle
man very highly esteemed by all that
have the pleasure of his acquaintance.
State Journal
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

At the recent meeting in Cooper In
stitute, called to indorse President
Hayes, George William Curtis said
during his speech /:
president Hayes stands on plat
form of Justice. union, national pros
Perity, gold currency, and civil service
reform, and we stand by him. 1t is a
platform with one plank as wide as
the continent, deep as the beating OF
the American heart, and It bears the
legend: He serves his party best who
serves his country best"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

On Monday last, the election in
France occurred and resulted in glori-
Gus victory for the Republicans over
the McMahonites. Good for France
The Republicans will have about 800
Deputies to 30 Conservatives. Gam
BETA is elected to the Chamber of
Deputies by a large majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Joseph is whipped, Irish is beat
Let Thanksgiving day this year last
three weeks.-BurliRgtOn HalCkeye.
Add another week; Stanley Mat
thews has gone where the woOdbine
twineth- Omaha Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Owing the the presidents order for.
bidding the levy of political taxes OIL
government employees, the chairman
of the Ohio republican state centra
committee says they are ''cramped fol
money" He also says that the state
officers have not contributed $500 and
that the machine is likely to stop fol
want of grease.-LincOEp Globe.
The chairman of the Ohio Republi.
can State central committee didn 'tsay
any such thing. But if every Repub-
lican machine in the country would
stop and every rebeldemOcratic ma-
chine set going, the Uriah Heap OF
the Globe would be we'll pleased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

At the races at Leaven worth on the
18th In the free for all" race Dakota
Maid was winner. After the decision
Carrigan, the owner of a horse called
Dictator, rushed upon the stand and
knocked one of the judges down, and
was then arrested and placed under
bonds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
has advices from Red Cloud agency
that the Sioux, since the return of
their chiefs from Washington express
a willingness to go to the Missouri
river,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

1t is rumored at Washington that
Hon. John NJ. Harlan, of Kentucky,
will receive the appointment to the
u. S. Supreme court to fill the place
vacated by Senator David Davis, OF
Ill. Gen. Harlan is a Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
Sale of HambletOnian Stock.

WORCHEsTER. MASS, Oct. 1l.-At
the sale of the Ham bletonian breeding
stud, Egbert, a two year old, was
bought by II. V. Hendrix, of Deca-
tur, Michigan. for S3,425. Thirty
seven other animals brought total of
SIC, ,l4O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Hon. Samuel J. Randall, of Pa,
was nominated for Speaker of the
House, in Democratic caucus, on the
night of the 18th. receiving 100 to II
for Sayler and % for Goode.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

At Dubuque, Iowa, on the 18th Otto
Saenger, a book binder, having an in
sane fit, jumped from the fourth story
window of a hotel. He struck the
pavement forty feet below square!y on
his feet, and not bone was broken.
He died however, three hours after
ward.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Senator Morton has been removed
to Indianapolis, from Richmond,
Ind. While bis condition Is extreme
iy critical, there has been no recent
change.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The charge that We are brother of
"that parvenu, Church Howe" now
being agitated by the Central City
Courier, is a LIE! We are ashamed
of Church Howe, and he's ashamed of
us, so both of us will be mad at this
base fabrication. State papers please
cOpy.-LittLe Globe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The comptroller of currency esti-
mates $4,000, 900 additional national
bank circulation will be issued the
present month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

At the Lexington, KY, trotting
races last week, "Saco," a two-year-
old lilly made her second and third
mile heats in 2:313 and 2:31. This is
remarkable trotting for a colt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Here is what an eastern gentleman
writing to a Nebraska editor, says:
"FOr some time | have wanted to
60 cut west, having Iowa and Kansas
in view, but at The Centennial expo
sition Nebraska's neat and admirable
DISPLAY IN the Agricultural and Pom
illogical Hail drew T0y attention more
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Republicans OF the 18th Sena-
torial district, Neb., have nominated
J. r. Erwin, of Pawnee City, to fill
the vacancy occassioned by the resig-
nation of Hon. It. w. PepOon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Chicago Post says The fact
that the administration has received q
decided slap in the face in the Presi-
dents own State is lamentable one,
but il is true nevertheless.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
HE ADVERTISER.
STATE TICKET.
COUNTY TICKET.

For County Judge.
JOHN S. STULI.,.......-.............of BrOwnville
For County Clerk.
WILSON +. MAJORS
For County Treasurer,
a. II. G1LMORE-..........-...--. .Brownvllle.
For Sheriff,
R. V. BLACK Iafay cite.
For Sup't of Public Instruction,
PHILIP CROTHER.. .Nemaha City.
For County Commissioner,
JOHN II. SHOOK. Aspinwall.
For Coroner,
c. b. Lafayette.
For Surveyor,
JAMES NJ. HACKER. .NeInaha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Judge Wright, of Indiana. recently
assaulted Columb bus Delano, Ohio, on
on the streets of Washington, striking
him on the head with cane, seriously
hurting him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Spotted Tail with a plug hat on was
no greater anomaly than the good old
Buckeye State is with a Democratic
Governor at her head.-N Y. Com.
AdUeTt iSCr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

John Curtis of Nemaha County, was
in the city yesterday with q wagon
load of Nebraska grown peaches. He
found no trouble in dispOsing of them
at $3.50 per bushel.-LiRcOlIl Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
recently in session at Baltimore, Sc
lected Austin, Texas, as the place for
the next annual meeting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Greenbaokers of Jefferson
county, Nebraska held a convention
last week and nominated ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Cuban insurgents, according to
late news, begin to weaken, and a
general FEELING of demoralization pre-
walls, and many are surrendering.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
Says the New York Times, speaking
of the Ohio election

of the Ohio election
Much the larger part of the differ
ence among the Republicans must be
attributed to the Presidents Southern
policy. OF all the influences which
have contributed to the defeat this is
the most potent. The veterans of the
Western Reserve feel that the cause
they have cherished has been betray-
ed. OF what avail Is the assurance
that the Presidents policy extorts
praise from the Democracy The fact
remains that the Southern people do
not allow the cOnciiiatory acts of the
administration TO wean them from
their alliance with the Democratic
party, and that the Democrats, while
holding the president rs a practical
expOunder of their views. continue to
vote for their own candidate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Tweed discloses the names of twen-
ty-one New York Senators whom he
bTibed with money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

On the 18th inst, the steamer City
of Berlin, from Europe, arrived at
New York with lO0,OO pounds of
gold.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Chefket Pasha has entered Plevna,
reinforcing Osman, and the Russians
have fallen back"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

A counterfeit $50 note of the Cen
tral National Bank of New York has
been discovered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

A wedding recently took place in
Monroe, Georgia, in which the bride
was only twelve years old.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Gilman, the last but not least of
the New York forgers has been tried
and sentenced TO five years In Sing
Sing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The Republican State committee of
Georgia has disbsnded. No more Re-
publican party in that State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Gambetta made a great speech In
Paris, on the evening of the 10th, in
favor of universal suffrage In France.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

The presidents message to the extra
session of congress will merely call at
tention to deficiencies in appropria-
tions and ask the necessary legislation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The railway
companies have decided to advance
the rates on west bound freights 333
per cent, to take effect October 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

Pierrepont, Minister to England,
has rendered his resignation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
Rv Stnll & Thomas hIs ~ 81

ESTRAT SOW.-Taken up by the
- underS igned, living near the fair grounds,
south of BrOWnyille. n spotted sow with tyy,,
pigs; pigs supposed 20 be about ten dayS or
two weeks Old Taken up on Tuesday, 25fb
of september 1917 I5wJ ". n. IGoE
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

| DIVORCE NOTICE -MaIinda Mil
- Ter vs. g. r. Miller. In District Court
- judicial District, withiuianJ for Nenaha
county, state OF Nebraska. To. q. F. Miller
detendent above named; You are hereby no.
tihed that Malinda Miller plaintiff above
uomcd. did, on the 2Jth day of September
~. ME her petition I'm the Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of said county. against
you. The object and prayer is that plaintiff
OBTAIN nom you divorce from the bonds OF
IhatIlmony- You are required 20 plead. an
SMtr, or deInur 80 said petition on or before
the 3th day of November, ~ D. 1877, or the
allegations made in said petition will be
taken as true and q decree rendered accord
ingly. MALINBA MILLER Pi,tF
BY her Atty. J. r. white. I4wi
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
o. G. VANLANDINGHANI.
BrOwnville, Neb., Oct. 8, 1877. lows
AIORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Notice is

= Z OlE I6AJTEE = SA Notice is
~ : hereby given. that Charles Yager made
ana executed to J. G.. Hairless his chnttel
mortgage, dated August I5, 4. ID. IS77, and
uied for record in the Office of the COUNTY
Clerk of Nemaha County, Nebraska. and
indeXed on the 18th day OF August A. D.
Ioi', at II o'clock a. N; that therei is now duo
on said mortgage S3O40; that there will be
due thereon January Is, \. d. 1873. S7I6O.
that said Charles Wager did attempt to dis
pose of the property hereafter mentioned and
did remove the same from Nemaha COUNTY
TebraSslsl- contrary 10 the provisions Of said
chattel mortgage. The following prODcrtv
Is described in, and subject TO, and covered
by said mortgage, tO-Vit: one span Of mules
seven years old, one a chestnut-sOrrcI and
the other bay, both being about fourteen
hands high. The said property, or so much
thereof IS shall be sufficient to pay the said
amount due, with costs, will de sold at pub-
lie auction in frOnt Of y. J. Kitfer's store I'm
Z. bcroiu, in said Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka, on the
Ist day OF November, a. y. 1871,
at II o'clock in the forenoon. TO satisfy said
debt and costs.
Dated, October i, Io77.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
RESOURCES

STATE OF NEBRASRA,Os
COUNTY OF NEHAIIA. SO
l. A r. Dawson, Cashier of the above named
bank do sOlemuly swear that the above statement
is true, TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
a. II. DAvISOS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of
October lo41. j. J.C-MCNAUGIITpS,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
JNO. T.. CARSON,
WM. FRAISHEE, IDifpCtOTs
W. 7. DEN,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
.Seeders. Shelters, Hay RakeS. &c.
Balm PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS New sas9 a:s and de- Cheaper
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
'reditors

DROBATE NOTICE. = Creditors
4 viii meet the administrator Of Israel
CottOn'S estate at the County Judges office.
on November 9th, 1877. at 9 o'clock a. IN .
and on December 18th, lS77, at O'Clock a. III.
All claims not presented by the last date
VIII be barred from further consideration By
order OF court. JARVIS :. CHURCH,
IoWt County Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

IN COUNTY COURT.-No. 92O.-
4 q. G.. Nanlandingham, pIainfif VS.. John
Maxwell, defendant Before Jarvis s. Church.
Judge OF Nemaaa County, Nebraska
ON the lSt day OF October, y ID. 1871 the
said Judge issued an order of attachment I'm
the above entitled action for the sam of
Si232. The further hearing of this cause has
o'clock, u. IN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

For County Judge,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18

For Sheriff,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-10-18
stevenson & Gross.

The Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
CIGARMAKERS STRIKE.

the work OF cjoctmcnt still goes bravcy on. The
manu- lecturers seem determined to carry out thor
resolution adopted short time ago to eject all ton
ants who neither work pay rcnt Yesterday thirty
six famil cs we're elected from their former homes.
Those were provided Ny the Room Committee Of tho
Coutrai Organization with apartments In houses in
Alien street. Twenty families removed from
schwartzxopf's tenement houses In Second street
Jacoby removed four There arc still on the docket q
large number OF dsposscss Warrants Including forty
families from KerDcs Spcs houses and eight from
Kauiman's. On Friday-Thanksgv,ng Day being a..
seven families, Hirscnorn eight, and twenty moro
will be elected from F0lsoms block.
CRUSHING STRIKING HEROES.
Attention Is being paid 10 what has become a pur-
don 10 tho central body. That body IS constantly
being appealed TO pay the nne or get bail for some
striker who by indiscree and improper conduct has
made himself amcnabie TO the laws Some Of them
take the trouble TO deliberately and uuwarrnntaDly
,nsult employers, got arrested, and then on being
liberated 20 before ine Central Organization and en-
dcavor 10 mako themselves out az heroes anu martyrA
Ycs,erday there we're two cases OF the kind, ana
member OF the Executive Committee declared u was
time the practice put stop TO, as they nad other
md more worthy objects TO pay away thor iunds io''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
FUNERAL OF MOSES II. GRINNELL

The ialc Moses II. Grinneli was buried yesterday
morning from the Church Of All Souls, tho Rev. DR..
Bellows officiating. Shortly alter ten O'Clock the
mains were borne up the middle aisle in a rosewood
casket mounted with silver aud covered with
heavy pail. When tile CONN was placed
before tho pulpit shcaf OF wheat aud
crown and wreath Of immorteles were laid upon IL
The services began with the reading OF 81 am the
Resurrection anu the Lite y The hymn, sJust us I
Am without One Plcs," was then sung by request; q
prayer foiowed the choir chanted The psalm begin
ming. "The Lord 10 my shepherd" ana the services
closed with tho benedction a number OF prominent
men OF New York aud other cities wero present. The
pail bearers worc:-fhurlow Weed, Hamilton Fish,
Moses Taylor, U. II. Russell, james Bowen, James
Bell J. j. Astor, X 5. Hone, samuel Sloan, George l..
Schuyler George \. Talman and Horace Gray. The
remains we're taken 10 Tarrytown Tor ntcrment only
tho lamly OF the deceased accompanying them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
HE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

INTERESTING QUESTION AS TO THE ApPRopRrA.
TloN OF LAND NOT ON THE LINE OF APP
PRoACH.
motion was made yesterday ut Supreme Court
Special Term, before Judge Lawrence, by the trustees
Of the New YORK and Brooklyn Bridge Company, 10
acquire certain lands at the corner OF Frankfort and
Vandcwator streets, o~ ned by Herman Bonnemann
Bernard Gcr which land, II Is alleged Is required
for the purpose OF the bridge. II appeared from tho
adavits and maps presented that the whole oil such
land does not Ito directly within the line OF the
bridge, ana would not be covered by the bridge
structure the southerly line OF the approach
four feet north Of Frankfort street. Tho trus-
tees Of the bridge claim 10 acquire this strip lying
between the southerly line Of tho bridgo and
Frankfort street, as protection against ire, also
on The ground that the buildings on tho premiscs
would all DO necessarily torn down in erecting piers
requisite at that point, even II Tho strip In question
was not absolutely necessary for these purpo.es In
opposition IL was conended that the OF 1867 incor-
porating tho New York ana Brooklyn Bridge Com
pany only allowed them 10 acquire lands necessary Tor
the site Of the bridge ana It's necessary approaches
and that IN all cases the taking Of lands
ior pubic Improvement being In deroga-
ton OF private rights any statute authorizing u
must DO strictly construed and not extended by imp.
cation; that the taking Of lands protection from
fire, or because OF the damage done TO tho buildings
OH tho lands IN question, was NOS necessary Of
the lands Tor the benefit OF tee public aud That tho
taking oil the lands for such purpose would be un-
constitutional rs was dccaed in the cases OF Albany
street III Wendell 1aS) and John Cherry streets
~ wendell, 65el where the corporation, IN widening
the aforesaid Streets claimed tho right, where sucn
widening took portion ola lot and damaged the whole
building on the same to take the balance Of such lot
in accord nco with an act OF the Legislature passed
Tor that purposes that II the Court allowed tho lands
question to be condemned, as sought there would DO
no power to compel the cities Of New York aud
brooklyn " pay Tor them, as by the act OF 1875
throwing the burden OF completing tho bridge on
such cities they are only required to pay for
lands necessary 10 be acquired Tor tnc site Of
the bridge and Its approaches. IL was also
Chained Dy tho owners OF the land, and
admitted BY the BRUCE company, that II was
proposed by The trustees to erect warehouses Tor
commercial purposes between the PIERS OF The APP
proacn 10 the bridge and nat, as there would be no
means oi access TO such except over tho
lands IN question, the true reason why the uustccs
sought TO acquire these lands means Of gain
ing access 10 such warehouses; and, this would DO
Tor purpose directly coDot with the constitution
OF this state aud with all private rights that tho mo-
ton should not DO entertained. Mr. Edgar NJ. Cullen
appeared LOT tho trustees Of tho bridge, and Tor tue
owners Of the land Asssrs James W. usrard and SohA
~ BowerA
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mediatsy, and sucked down and whirisd and tossed
about, and only the chief came out, faint and sx-
hausted
Twenty miles below Franks body was seen floating
down rivor wonder and terror to the tribes. who
could not imagine whore the white man had come
from. and then his remains wsrc seen NO more.
have told you as much as.I know and GOOD deal
OF what have heard, but a hsvs proposed 70 tho
commander Of the Sea Gull ana ths English and Ameri
can consus that they should question officially about
ali causes relating TO Franks death, you may hear
moro
Meantime. dear NJ. Pocock believe me when tell
you that feel his loss As keenly though hs were
my brother Sorrow is difficult to measure and is or
pressed by different people in different ways. NY
tears are over the indescribable griet felt when
was assured that should see my amiable. faithful
Frank NO more has lost It's intensity; but even now,
whenever my mind those days Of DANGER de-
SPAR and death, feel my heart sinking when memory
recalls the day lost Frank. Ny pity aud sympathy
are also reused each time think Of you ! had nat-
tered myself OF the pride should tsel when would
be able to toll you that there not nnor, Drawer.
better young in the world than your SON Frank.
Now, what II can show you, what can tell you.
but the sad, sad story OF your sons death
Whenever you think what pity It Is. believe me-
echo even your very thought Whenever you
sigh for his fate believe that there Is ono who signs
with you Whenever you greve believe that SYM
pathze truly in your griof
HENRY N. STANLEY.
p. ST. shall take charge OF the papers, letters and
journal Of Edward and Frank until can send them to
you safe. His more interesting papors-which, am
sure, you will be glad to seo-I shall send BY mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
ERIE AFFAIRS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
VOTES CAST AS PRoTEsT-THE RECON-
srBUCTIoN SCHEME.
The an meeting and election Of directors OF tho
Erie Railway took place yesterday. The polls opened
at ten O'Clock A. NJ. ard closed al two r. 81 Out OF
possible total OF 500 900 votes 57Ss31 or
this number 54s, s92 for the old board of d.
rcctors. The remaining 29s29 were cast for various
opposition Candidates.
ny WAY OF PROTEST.
The following statement accompanied tho opposition
ticket
To rmg INSPECTIONS ELECTION DIRECTORS
~ properly and legal Of attorney
s Soi e % shares
cn for nm opposition ticket confused OF
management Of the nre company In whose hand. rs r.
nerostody administered Tor the ben.ht OF all partes In
This statement is submitted in writing that false
be attributed by Disgusting persons 10 such NC
g% nma a 20 ~ eon.e. a" polls
Tor supremacy or dspla. Of strength on tbs part q snose
THE TICKET KLEcrED
The following are the directors elected for 1875
Hermann r. Baizer, John Is. Brown, Thomas Dick
son, X, suydam Grant solomon ). Guthrie, Giles W.
Edwin d. Morgan, Asa Packer, Cortandt Parker. Ho-
mer RamsdclI Marshall y. Roberts, samuel Sloan,
Henry @. stebbins, George y. Talman, J. Lowbcr
Welsh.
Tho amended scheme of reconstruction was also
submitted IL provides first Ia regard to tho first con-
sodatcd mortgage and six per cent sterling bonds
that they shall deemed exchanged for first CONSOLE
dated mortgage bonds on September l. 1870 and that
half their coupons TO be funded until $780, There
after all coupons will BIO paid as they fall due.
Coupon bonds teither those OF the present company
or any company formed for the working OF the
railway under foreclosure) 10 be issued In exchange
for the funded coupons mentioned, the same 10 De
payable IN gold LIST September, 1920 (he due date
OF the rst consolidated bonds) with interest thereon
iu the at per cent per annum, and 70
be secured by deposit OF the funded coupons these
coupon bonds bear interest their entire amount
from LIST Scptemb Der, 1871 that being about the moan
date OF the funded coupons.
Thc second consolidated mortgage and gold oonyerti
bio bonds 10 fund all their coupons until 1850 These
coupons 10 DO funded at the present Of interest OF
the bonds--viz, seven per cent-which Will make
total thirty per cent in the Of the second
consolidated and thirty Two and two.thrds per cent IN
the case OF the gold convertible Tor which amounts
funded coupon ponds 10 be Issued bearing Interest ~
the reducoJ oil I'VE por cent IRON LIST December,
1877 TO LIST juno. 1883, and thereafter per cent
II tue receiver should require the payment OF tho nst
coupon ON those ponds, which Will TALL due on LIST
June 1875 TO be ostponcd for six months the recon-
trustees empowered TO grant that time.
The principal OF The conso anu gold coz.
ysrtlbs bonds " ha represented Rx nsw sso0na eoa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-28
ACQUITTED OF BRUTALITY.
NEW York, Nov. 20, 1877.

NEW 1OHki NVVs Hoj 1oF
To rHE EprroR or THE HERALD
On tho 17,h OF september last thore appeared In
your paper a report undor tho caption Of 'Bruiaiiy
Beaten" which does mo great injustice. ~ cnarges
me with having beaten little girl named LOUISA
Mcdonnell, near my place Of business NO. oo' sfcen-
,b s,reet Apart altogether the facts AT issue
A.. ,anort uves very unjust and Injurious imprcs-
,o, =, M cbnractcr which feel certain those VINO
rnow me will moi accept, but when strangers might
believe Iu order, suppose, to make the most OF the
.sss Ioursa Me- unneli's mother caused warrant
~ be ,ssued Tor my arrest about week after the ac-
c,dent happened, Whereby she was hurt by falling
.na warrant bciug out TO Captain Kennedy, oil tho
char,es street station. and tue next morning when
Inc case came up before Judge Bixby at the Jefferson
%ors thsn tsn Or nftssn minutes Respectfully, &C.,
Av's THOMAS CAREY.