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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

A terrible tornado passed through
the town Of Marshheld, Mo, April 18th
and leyeled all the town west of center
square. The debris took fire. Forty
dead bodies were taken out and 1t Is
supposed many more are buried in the
ruins. All the physicians were killed
except two. A relief train with physi-
clans, nurses and suppliV were for
warded from Springfield. There are
two hundred wounded to be cared for.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

Mn. LEWIS WILLIAMS, proprietor of
the Cleveland Marble Works, shipped
Tuesday, to Mouse Creek, the finest
piece of workmanship In the marble
line ever done in this country. 1t was
an Italian marble tablet, 8 feet In
height, surmounted by n fine draped
Urn. The inscription was In raised
letters, and above this was a beautiful
wreath around the corners ~festoons
of laurel leaves.
The lower base was of Bradley county
marble, fooled aud bush-hammered,
and champher polished, which makes n
beautiful contrast with Italian marble.
The tablet Is to stand Mt the head Of the
gave of Miss Lucie Cato, daNghter Of
Mr.. & Mrs. Greenherry Cate, Of Me-
MINI county.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

WE are called upon once more 10
chronicle another hearth tending TRACE
dy caused by whiskey. Tuesday even
ing In Knoxville, n young man named
Yell W. Eckle, while in a crazy drunk
EN- fit, hit his mother On the back of the
head with a bed Stat, killing her In
stantly. Eckle had gone to his own
home and raised a row with his wife /;
his mother had stepped over there 10
separate them when lie killed her.
Eckle is ola good family, and the oc-
currance caused great excitement in the
city. lie is about 20 years Of age.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

A promising Sunday school has been
organized at the "old fort'' in Polk
County with Is scholars in regular at
tendence for three Sundays, and
the indications at present are that
the school will largely increase in the
future. Mr.. Newt. Dunn has been
chosen superintendent, with c. H..
Mills as Assistant: Geo. Higgins as
Secretary; Jessie Smitherman Libra
rian.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22
ANNOUNCES ENTS.
For Sheriff,

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. H. HAYS as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized and requested to announce
/. ID. NEWTON rs q candidate for Sheriff OF
Bradley County, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce d. +. BACON
as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision
OF the Republican County convention.
We are authorized to annouce A. j. CAR
SON as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision OF Republican county conven-
ton.
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Advertised Ietters

Frank Bailey; IL. G. Bennett; Buck
Campbell; &. b. Grow; Cass Carter;
james Carter; n. b. Dunn James Hol-
man; Isaac Houston; Col. Nathan
Howard; John Hickman; Rev. Benja-
min Johnson; Robert II. McVeigh;
w. b. Mitchell; Jeremiah Maddix;
Swan Pierce; z. II. Pitton; w. II. Phil
lips; Robert Purvine; II. W. Roddy;
G.. NJ. Reader; NJ. C. Roberts; Lizzie
Ross; Z. w. Steen; j. II. Thompson;
Lucy Tibbs; Hannah Waller; Perme-
liza Watson. SAM'L HUNT, 7. NJ.
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Jnmea s. KIrkpatrick.

The sad intelligence reached this city
Saturday morning, Of the suicide Of the
pbove gentleman, In the city Of Knox
VILE. It seems from the accounts In
the Knoxville papers that the decd was
cody done, leaving lettersto his kin
drcd and quietly laying down and hr-
ing u bullet, crashing through his brain.
Jas. Kirkpatrick, (or rs he was fanlil-
liarly known Ms "Kirk',) through all
of lower East Tenn, had many friends
which he won by his genial and So
cial nature and his high aud honora-
bic dealing MS a commercial traveller.
lie was IN the full vigor Of manhoo d,
k%ind-hcartcd ard generous with noble
impulses. Reason In such n man must
have b zen dcthroned. "Peace to his
ashes.'
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FARMERS, CONTENTION.

COG HILL, Tenn, April 18th 1880.
Col. c. W. CHARLTON, Sec'y &c,
DEAR SIR: The preliminary arrange
ments for the East Tennessee Farmers
Convention, which assemblies in your
city on the 18th dav Of May next, are
about complete. Vice Presidents have
been appointed for all counties except
Scott, Morgan aud Unicoi, and l have
been unable to learn suitable persons
for these counties. County conventions
of more than ordinary interests, are
being prepared for, and will o o be
held. The Fast Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad offers to our del
agate lower iates than ever before, and
10 squads of five or more from one sta
tion II very low faro, | feel certain
that II large convention is assured.
Yours &C., j. A. TURLEY, Pres. &c.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Petition for divorce.

Susan Avery
vs.. Pet1tl0n Tor ulVOrce.
Charles Avery
In this cause, Susan Avery having
fled her petition against Charles Avery
in the Circuit Court of Bradley county,
Tennessee, stating among other things
that the defendant Is a NONRESIDENT of
Tennessee, and praying for an order of
publication as to said defendant and
said petition being verified by affidavit
MS required by law, In cases Of non-res-
ideEts. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecu-
tive weeks IN the WEEKLY HERALD, a
newspaper published in Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, requiring
said Charles Avery to appear at the
Court House In Cleveland, in said coun-
ty of Bradley, on the LIST Monday Of
May next, aud plead answer or other
wise make defense to said petition, or
the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte.
r. w. SELvIDGE, Clerk.
March 3. 1890 p fee $3.50 TO a %.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

Mr.. A. j. CARsoN Is announced In
this issue as candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision Of the Republican
county convention, Mr.. Carson is an
old citizen of the county ard needs no
introduction from us. lie was at one
time a deputy sheriff aud madoa record
that any man might be proud OF, II
Mr.. Carson should be nominated he
will run n strong race.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

hhihb iof the tennessee Troas.
JACKSON Tribune and Sun: Arrange
mcnts have been made to give the press
representatives of Tenn, a free excur-
sion from Jackson to Chicago about the
10Th Of June. 1t is also thought that a
trip will be rendered the excursionists
from Chicago TO Mackinaw, or some
other point Of interest on the great
lakes. There are also reasons to be-
lieve that the party will be rendered a
reception and other courtesies while In
Chicago. 1t is to the liberality of the
Illinois Contra and c. st. i d. n. o. r..
II. manasements, that the press are in
debted for this splendid summer trip.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

Orr young fellow townsman ThOs.
Gaut, son of Hon. j. ii. Gaut of this
city, has been granted law license by
the courts, and will enter the profession
at once. Tom is personally popular
and has a bright future before him.
May he climb t. the top round on the
ladder of fame.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

WI notice the Knoxville papers are
asking after the first snake story of the
season. Here it is: Mr.. A. L. Heart
sill, n merchant of this city killed in
front of his gate Wednesday morning,
a rattle-snakc about 3 feet long. This
snake had undoubtedly heard of the
abolition of our corporation, and
thought he would come to town to
spend the summer.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

We have received a card from Edwin
Burney, Sec'y, stating that the Masons
have engaged II opposite the Max
we'll House in Nash vile to be used by
the Fraternity during the Centennial,
and invite all Masons to call and make
themselves at home.
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Call for a County Convention.

In obedience to instructions from the Ex-
ecutive Committee, | hereby call a conven-
ton Of the Republican party of Bradley
county to meet in the court house in Cleve-
land ON Monday, May Bird, 1880, at II O'Clock
sharp, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the offices of Sheriff and Trustee,
and to transact such other business rs may
come before the convention.
Each district in the county will be allow
cd 4 votes, with the exception of the 9Th
district, which will be allowed votes.
The members of the Executive Committee
are instructed to hold conventions in their
several districts and appoint delegates to
this convention.
This April 3, 1880. W. S. TfPToN, Chm.
Tho committee IA revisad "a M follovs.
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A Happy 1Ian.

II 1t be true, and we presume 1t Is,
that that man is happiest who makes
Others most happy, then DIR. Hart must
enjoy II very enviable sort of feeling
for where can Il nan be found who has
done more to relieve suffering than he
has, by giving to the world his cele-
brated medicines, Hart's Relief. Dis
c0vcry, Pills, &c.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

TICKETS to the Nashville Centennial
aud return from Charleston, Riceville
aud Chatata, %7.5U; Cleveland, 0olte-
wah, Tyners, State Lire and Blue
Springs, 300.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

AT a meeting OF the Republicans of
the End district last week, j. Z. COtf-
man, J. NJ. Pirkle, w. ID. Smith, aud
VIM. Climer, were appointed as dele
gates to the county convention, which
meets in this place May 3rd.
The 18th district has elected Bryant
Ravens, Francis Bean, Daniel Atchley
and Jas. Lacy.
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Death of DIR. May. at Athens
ATnENs. 1'ENN.. Anrll

ATHENS, Tenn, April 10.
Mr.. EDITOR: DR.. NJ. r. May, one of
the leading physicians of Athens, died
suddenly to-day at ~ 10 p. ~. lie had
been very unwell for several days. He
seemed to be much better this morning
and was up aud walking about In his
garden. Athens has lost a good man.
The people will miss his services. lie
was a very successful physician.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

w. b. BRowN, Of Georgetown, will
deliver a lecture to the Sabbath schools
at the new school house three miles
southwest Of Cleveland, on Sunday
May End at IL o'clock A. NJ. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

ORDERS have been issued to sell tick
cts to delegates to the Republican State
convention at tax ccEts per mile. This
will make tickets for the round trip
from Cleveland cost 1906.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

Attention is called to tie card of
James Romines merchant neal George
town. He solicites the trade of the
west side of Bradley and adjoining
country generally. Give him "a call.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

THK price of iron is on the decline /;
also the price of Il great many articles.
The present high prices can not posi-
bly, stand as the demand will not quar-
antee it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

THE Giant Powder Works at San
Francisco blOwed up Saturday killing
Ten white men AMI fifteen Cinnamon.
All the buildings G by were destoy-
cd.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

JUsT received ut Geo. Hams Bakery,
a lot of Dried Beet very best; barrel of
fine Grits; Pickles in barrel; barrel of
finest KrOut. Call and examine.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

CHURCH NOTICK.-One of the Presby-
terrain ministers will preach on Sunday
morning In the NJ. L. Church. Rev. j.
b. Ford will preach at night. Subject :
Drama of Human Life. PASTOR.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22
For. Trustee.

We are authorized and requested 70 nnOnnce
Mai. A. j. WHITE as a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton to the Office OF County Trustee, ut the cnsu.
lug August election.
We arc authorized and requested to announce
sir. W. +. LOWERY asa candidate for 1ustee
Election LIST Thursday In August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce
l.. IL. REEDER as u candidate for Trustee.
Elertion lat Thursday In August.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22
SEWING MACHINES

ANY kind you wish. Bran new at from
$50. to $50. Every Machine warranted.
For circulars etc, address,
ID. NJ, OWEN, Athens, Tenn.
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Mrs. ANNA c. BowsER, of Louisville,
KY, has been awarded the prize at
Nashville for the best Centennial poem.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

CHATTANOOGA sent only seventeen to
the penitentiary last week. A right
good representation from our sister
city.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

Wheat has declined in this market
10 cents Oh the bushel. See market
reports.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

IL II last weeks issue we failed to
state that civil district No. 0 belongs in
census district No. /.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

orERo who attempted the life of the
King Of Spain, was executed last week
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

THE HERALD from now till after the
Presidential election will cost you only
Is cents.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-22

The Presbyterian church festival,
Thursday night last, Melted s4l 90.
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NON-R ESIDENT NOTICE.
Green Boon and others Us. Susan Boon, Ad-
Misunderstanding DC. and others.

Green Boon ana others US. Susan Boon, Ad-
miniStratrir &c. and others.
In this cause, It appearing from the
allegations In complalnants bill which
Is sworn to that the defendants, John
ID. II. Boon, Nancy A. BooG, Martha
Il. Boon, Milly Pair and Hester Pair
are all non-residents of the state Of
Tennessee. II Is therefore ordered that
publication DO made for four consecu-
tive weeks In the WEEKLY HERALD, n
newspaper published in Cleveland,
Tennessee, notifying said nonresident
defendants to apper on or before the
Est Monday Of May next,
at the office Of the Clerk q Master in
Cleveland, Tenn, to plead answer or
otherwise make defense to complain
ants bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed and the cause 40 to them set
for hearing ex-parte.
W. II. MCKAMY, &. q NJ.
BY A. j. WHITE, d. &. a NJ.
Mar, l7th, 1880, pr. 4.S0.
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~ you want a good Bedstead for two
dollars, go to A. l.. HRARTsuL's.
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w HoLESALE A E T.
Corrected Weekly By
SURGUINE & co,
CLEVELAND. TENN

1EHNH
Wheat continues TO decline in
al the priscipal markets this hal
caused a further decline here, OF
ten cents per bushel.
The decline in wheat has caus.
ed flour TO fall off in price during
the week, twenty cents per hun
dred.
Eg5s in good demand and
wanted.
Butter will decline in next 10
days. Those having it on hand
had better dispose of it.
The following are the quotations:
Corn, go
Wheat-white, 40
Wheat-red, 105
Bacon-shoulders, Al
hams, z
sides, q
Lard, in new tin cans, 8
Flour, from wagons, 800
Butter-choice yellow, %
lower grades, 10 16
8
Apples, s.
Peaches, halves 81
quarters, Al
Feathers-new, geese, 40
20l
"A Shirting-by bale. 81
Yarn, 1875
.Ool-best grade, so
Salt-per sack, $50
Oats-per bushel, 33
Corn meal, 80
Callow, per ID, 81
1reen hides, per lb, 81
Dry hides, ~
stock Peas, IS
sweet Potatoes, 80
1901
Jhickens-gross, 5
.ieese, 8; Ducks, 5; Turkeys 2 C
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Rnr GuIa fhAnn-

Two nice Show Cases. Call on, OF ad-
dIeSs J.. l.. Osment, Cleveland, Tenn. If
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lP you want u nice Coffin cheap, 60
to A. J.. IiEARTsILL's.
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HART, the now, champion walkeS Of
hc world is n negro. Next.
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Asoft Thing for the Tennessee Press.

German Millet Seed at Surguine &
Cos.
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German Millet Seed at Surguine &
Co.'S.
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For as cents we will send you the
HERALD from now till after the Presi-
dental election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-13

Ystan. Nor sannsen CORK falmouth ysusA
sons Won Bei@ GER seSnss Ha@Sarr HerDans ~
sco cara Mcassy %anuI, .y Exeter ro Ens ccsry
inca Nor overgaar Chnstiiri, Nor fi orders ssnhsn.
for Or s1s funs os1s, u Sss
s, Rnt Geo sasS tss sS Sss
p sss Is a9"s sseonaa Ss
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McCul och. Aberdeen. - Whitney q CO.. dna Grese;
fr MsTs si sra esoi ss rssfsI
sshrs Iryipg Leslie Haserthy Jere% msv Hay Nine.
m'Sy's Mssss ffE &C.
Abbott Jesse hcys ibr,. Nntton. ioss.. canned
Roach vesta Br) Palmer Rock and Is. Neyius son
FOREIGN PORTS
and % d da ron a Monr stis 's Res'n s o
here. At Rotterdam str Keplr Or IRON N,wYork a
CB Boreaux 9Th insi str Bebera r Phlade ma
at Copenhagen, 9Th inst str Hsrad dam from NewYorf
Arr SIR Amazoneuse from New orleans
MOyLLE. July ~ Arr str scandinavian from Montreal
and quebec for liverpool str sarmatan from Montreal ad
ousFSsTowS Jiiy i2-Arr sur Celtic from New.YOrl a
saeo o'clock Sunday morning str Wisconsin from v.
soUrHaxpTos July l2-Arr str weser from yewYOrs iOv
GLASGOW July i2-An Sunday. str State Of georgia
LSRSE July i2-saIed 10 Saturday night s,as
OF Indiana from Glasgow foI New York
HAvaI July I2-Air sunday. Labrador from New
YORK.
HAVANA July l2.-sned str Saratoga for NewYOrk Jpn
10th
LoyDoN Juiv l2-saed 9Th inst Alexandra capt BrOwn
Isajs 7th INST Bcnny Doom Eip ON inst fremai May
Baker, Nic0O fCapt KundseDl for lfim0ie Dagmsk
apt Bolt. IVA Henry sanford 10th INST HeIsneOr. af
for NewYOrk AvOnporf. James WrIzht for the Delaware
Josie Marsha Sebastian Bach l2th INST, kingDurn.
arr 18Th UT Zlrcon 20th ult Veronica Jih lust Mateor
Stilicones 9th list. tamUidoRia Enpea I'll
inst Alabama Capt Olsen KOsu5 poilet III nan
inst Lainetar Nept capt To0ia-en Sokoto
fpth inst August capt StruWe) Bertha Andersen tcld
Capt Tozerl ugh CaID.J Wendt on clv, ee.usan
Gilmore Ir0u2 the Lizard; ltq Inst an Jude dec
Imperador the Lizard, Israel Lune Magnolia Capt tnt
NeH.Yvrk Capt Inanelol eIsters.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The American ship Continental from Philadelphia for San
Francco arr Rio Janero 10th inst with her master osp
Clark sick 1000 49,. 81,
The American brig Grace Kelly from tape Coast Castle of
before reported wrecked at the eF pobas Den
burned ana the wreck sOid for 1ns.
The brig Marguerite Gen from OAR en- for Connahs Qua
Ire and reported ashore at west ye has her D2cf
and II a total wrceS
Tor Later Shsp Sscs II anu. Fana PIgs
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occupapts. The BOYS have been identified with

OCCUPANTS. The boys have been identified Win
previous robberies.
William Dundon was arrested late Saturday
night for keeping still in Carteret-aye. on PROP
erty belonging TO Senator McPherson Inc SUI,
was broken up month ago, hut Dundon escaped AZ
the time. Officer jackson, who arrested OnnoVn,
found it necessary to club him severely Deloro no
got him 10 the station. Dundon is held 10 await
the action of the United States officers.
LONG ISLAND.
NFwTowN-Kate Smith, age sixty -four, was ar
rested in the village of Newtown on SATURDAY. on =,
charge of vagrancy and locked up in the Town Hal
She died on sunday. DR.. A. Is. Combs, VINO yisl.eu
her gave a certificate of DEATH and the keeper
had the body removed TO the Mergue coroner
Sc lbs claims that inquest Is necessary 10 neteI
mine the cause of DEATH as the woman, previous 10
her death had attempted suicide and INSISTS tnne
the body should be removed back to Newtowh !"
order that a fury may inquire into the case.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsrFIEID.-There are only four persons licensed
IN sell honor in the town of Westield. and they are
hoteI-keepers The Excise BoaId refuses TO grant
licenses to any of the small shops
MARrSrR,s Observation-Disclosures Hochrne. Ger
man on Saturday night jumped from the third
window of the Elm Park Hotel, at Mariners mar
Dor. with the intention Of committing suicide. lie
received internal injuries which Will probably prove
fot
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GENERAL SMITH IN POSSESSION.

SUPERINTENDENT MAILING CLEARS THE CONMIs-
sIoSER's OLD ROOM At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
General Smith took possession of his rooms AT
Police Headquarters yesterday without meeting
with any opposition. Late on saturday night.
after Mr. VooThls had left the building Superh-
tendent Walling went to the Office and demanded
the KEYS from the clerk and the messenger, VINO
had remained with the intention OF spending the
night there. He Informed them that by order OF
President French he must clear the room LOT tuo
occuuancv of Commissioner Smith. The two men
demonstrated expressing their intention 10 stay, III
imitation of stheir masters example. nntll MADE
10 yield to superior physical force The SupeHn,,
tendent took the hint led them out and locked
the door, after obtaining the Keys from 'he i'oe-
senger. :. Lo %
the outer office with orders TO permit no one except
General Smith to enter without orders from the
Superintendent. But this precaution was needless
Mr. Voorhs .dd not attempt surprise. Al noon
fine officer on guard in the closed and locked office
was startled by a loud knocking on the door, and,
peering cautiously ont was relieved by seeing the
Superintendent himself demanding admission for
Commissioner Smith. The doors were hastily
thrown open, and the Commissioner marched IN.
welcomed by Mr. Walling whose little speech
|" Take the rooms, Commissioners they are Yours
was greeted with applause by the little i BODY OF
political friends Who headed oy onissnner
straightway fell to work at the desk. and was not
disturbed. In the outer office his new messenger
on duty As matter OF precaqtion a a door
sudden surprise the young man kept the door
locked after the General had gone away, ana re-
sponded tardliy and with evident hesitation TO the
knock of "a visitor, apparently reluctant 10 trust IN
the Superntendent's promise that he would be
protected if it became necessary.
was interviewed in this place believe said that
/ would see Mayor Cooper out of office yet, las
Police Commissioner"
$50 Won did" rejoined two three friends
who we're present. "and it looks as if you would,
doesn't it ~
Captain Kipp, acting chief clerk in the absence of
Mr.. Hawley, had not received yesterday Mr..
Voorbis's protest against any entry being made on
the minutes of the proceedings at the meeting on
Saturday Mr.. Colt, the treasurers bookkeeper,
said that In the absence of any orders from the
Board directing his course, he should say or d., do
duty. Then he should use his best Judgment. Mr.;
Voorhis was the treasurer of the Board, and until
another is appointed in his place Dir. Colt stands
in no danger of being called upon to surrender any
money or property belonging to the Department.
President French did not visit Police Headquarters
at all yesterday. and no meeting was therefore
held