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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-26
PgnbEoEG&W Western Meat Markets
1leo Estqatshments- one Managemel!

THO Embellishments One Management
We will put on the Market during the next
Ninety Days . Quality Of Meat that has never
been surpassed in Utah.
OUR BEEF e selected from the best Short
Horn Breeds in the country.
wear old Wethers
OUR PORK AND VEAL are Dairy Fed,
OUR CORN BEEF has no equal
Although Of Superior Quality, our
Prices are as Cheap as the Cheapest!
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- Prices as Low as the Lowest.
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An Work Guaranteed and Promptly
Attended, To
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To Be continued,
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In urine CALDER ORGANS Musical Public with the above
call
distinguish thSEns
p
Of and quality
Tvled. None bu %
HonuaOn6 exclusively hse OlgS'
1knove3Ved to combine more
features than 1t simply Impossible 10 Gus
Of ordinary H
cut nor will the position change Inc
In The most improved manner rendering impossible get cut q 0rd
performer the lower na Of Si5 the
he EquaIzng APFaOge Oy
upper higher nde prominent and brs 20
ether Organs The New ana Ian bs set
dcnib affected the back set giving Inc are to be
which be bad on application These that
yboard standing
claimed in this o M cases
prices
SOS and d but 10 give some @
sets reeds OF Il oc'
e1eH. sfons. knee Grand Expression SSV
or orc ailments. Send for Catalogues
DAVID o. CALDER,
,ds s~ IEre SALT LAKE CITY
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aAvIn o. CALnER

SALT LAKE CITY.
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MILITANT RREpEMEYER-

MINING. CONSULTING AND CIVIL
u1 Engineer, U. S. Mineral Surveyor 70
Utah and Idaho, Notary Public GeoIogica
examinations, reports on mining properties,
surveys mines. railroads and canals, and
superintends the workings Of the .sme.
Prepares estimates and plans for opening
and working mines. expert On mining ques-
lions before tie courts. address P. o. Boz
u57. Salt Lake city, 6s vi
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z. F. BISHOP,
r Ii RASSETT

Trustees Of Mortgage Of
Utah Western Railway Co.
sVThe holders OF Bonds In Salt Lake City
who have not signed the aforesaid agreement
can do 50 BY applying at the Office Of winisms
Young. su1e
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10
An UNcuLrunKD nAnnAarAN

Nssvoasly working his latoA-key
from the deoe. ~ baslnan man hpr-
Sisd in6 - Hedso lpe dinner.
'H1l)A I ay. Jaas. where ars you 2
'Hoee ] en-. dsar. I have lost Tot
one more feather . paint on thfs osSns
aad then Il will b hnished. In't 4
going 70 b just Lowell
7 Mew~-y0. -: where's Jennis 2
'6tot go CT o. out few nor,
Autumn leaves. Ono or two bare spaces
are LETT on the wall in her room snd-'
We'll. we'll. Of course; but who're 10
Brideesf'
oh. shs has gone TO CARR the bs,.
bet; Tor Jsaais. yea know, Isn't vssy
strong.'
Tcb. su.s. 10 b sure; bu. where.
the dinnerY
Nov. JsaA. how can yoa Be 70 cruel.
Yea tsho16 thisk did. Iknov
that ths'nsxe tlmo I'm sucA IN inSeFnal
isol :: 70 bring copy Of the .Hocse-
bold Art into the house ri 81 held =
Than ] - nov. u nay b alarel
pretty. bat In hungry for . square
1eal. 1ainiod atOels ainst hieceae.d
ehtehoo. & autunn llavse eslssy.s Al
he vost cut q the hcaee In &eci1ed
names. leaving Jans's tsardrspsr NJ.
y talli1e @ the rsd and blue heron.
=. s.ai.,eel - pestty 1latAass e1t :
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10

Eniaaoo. Aveesioa . Soeissy. Dinnco Of vIsioo,
Noises n the 6eaA; ths Vital Aaid passing unoA.
served In The urine. and many ether diseases that
led to tnssnity and daakh.
DR.. 1MTIE viii agree 10 forfeit Yfvr HUE
pRxD OokLA0 for GO Of this ktnd the VITAL
RE1TORATIvE under his special sdvice and
treatmen0 will not cure. or foe anytAing impure
OF injurioas found In Il. DIR NIMTI8 treats Al
Prtvafe Diseases SUCCESSFULLY Without marcury.
ConsuI1A11o. FRER. rhorougA exaninatioa asd
advice. Including snalysis Of urine. eS.Oo. Price
Of VITAL RxsToRA1Yv1. $500 Q bo6tla or foar
times the quantity. 5000; ssnt 70 sny address
upon receipt OF petce. q G. o. D.. secure fru0
observation, and In private 1anse II desired, By
4. !. 4MTIk n. D.,
IL KeaIny Street, Gan Francisco, OAl.
Dk. GN1lES KIDNEY RElIDY, NEPHRET.
1OUH. cures al kinds q Kidney and Bladder
CemDlaants. 0onosfh0a, elect. LsncosfAosA For
sale ~ al dEuegss; 400 bottle, SIX bottles ioe
$500.
DR.. 4INTIEB DANDxLION PILLS. aro the
best and cheapest DY0PEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market. For sale b. al dEussists.
3Adkvly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10
THE waArcon OF THE FUTURE.


Editor Power. a the Lacoaner Nail,
thus discoursss upon the Whatcem Of .
future day:
Most q our readers ore familiar With
The history end surroundiigs Of What
CON. Though oaco destined 70 become
ene q tAs gr6atsse itiessf Pagst 6ound,
Il 10 now perhaps ono Of the most dc.
sorted villages In the Territory, owing
chiefly to the suspension Of coal min.
Ing operations and that msst Of the
land 10 The inmediats vicinity 10 held
By non.reaidsnts. The farming districts
Of the Nookaack river are no Longer
tributary % this place, and oil i can
boast at b tho merely nominal title Of
coanty esat Of Whatcom county. But.
then. Whatcom-and By Whaicom We
also maea eshe0e. ~ property Of the
Bellinghan Hay Coal Company has
enc Of the finest harbors OF THE Rrset
Inland 90. and Also & hree creek with
several waterfalls Tor mann acturius
parpoosa Which viii some day be nth
led - The tefmisus u the present 10
called Canadian Paci1o Railrned: for by
the ti0e that great transoootinentel
railroad b oonstsuctsd vssAall b pro
pared % annex Bsitish America 10 the
Uaited States and dsAsct the railroad
iato Bsllingham Bay instead Of allowing
e 70 croee the &rQ1ee river and Queen
Ohartsl4e Goon3 4b Vteeoria. ~ nsv
eppelk 3 MN Sl1onafy, bat We venture
tosay the rising goaerakion will witness
the vsri6caA1en ct on pred5otioo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-10

Tuesday, February 10. 1880
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
The following il list OF cases on
trial in the District Court ct Olympia
this week:
NR TiIley " P D Moore. ct 81; fore
closure Of mortgage.
Arsilla Case " William Case; d.
Yorce.
AN Rove 70 WIN Billings; settled.
Littlsjoha " Sherwood; confirmation
Of sale.
Rowland " Rowlspd, divorce.
Chas Nslseavs Csvsndish. ct 81; fore
CLOSURE
Morrill, " B r Bsows. ct al.
Jamiesoo ~ Talbot; settled.
Guyot " Deoeyer, ct 81; sale for con-
6rmatinn.
Hodgdou W Deonison. ct al; sale
for confirmation.
HodGdon " w r Crosby, ct 81; sale
for confirmation.
Adams W Csntwell; sale for confir-
mstiou.
Dicksfson " Boissn; sals for ooofir-
nation.
Asnsw ~ Manning; sale for coniir-
nation.
Ebsy " Ward. ct 81; sale for conAs-
mstion.
Nacleay " Paterson. ct 81; sale for
coaAsmatiou.
Hodgdon " c Crosby. senior. ct d;
sole for c0n6rmati0n.
Hswlsy, Dodd q Co ~ Finch &
Miller, sale for confirmation.
Tflle1yo Hall; st q; settled.
llusGsusA ~ Proux: debt.
Heseothol " SCHNEIDER; settled.
q 81 Dill " Crosby, Davis d Co;
debt.
Hutchens " Hartman; logger lien.
Nelson " SCHNEIDER; logger lien.
Damon " Tslcet; debt.
Hulo 70 Huls; divorces.
Libby Z Cummings " Hartman;
loggsrs lien.
Judson " Hamessay; settled.
Hanson, Ackerson & Co " Mcintosh
& Castor; debt.
Dobson " Acllroy. ct al; mortgage
foreclosure. =
Scully vs6sAnieder; settled.
MaurmSn " Judd. Ut 81; foreclosure
Of mortgage.
Prsther " Rowland; debt.
N p RR Co " McRsavy, debt.
Maurman " Maurman; divorce.
fI1lSnsnhhA1 = N R>~A. A>hk
q W CLARK W Crosby, Davis & Co;
debt.
GU Clark =. r q Lowe 4 Co;
Browning " Dsyis; debt.
Taloott W SCHNEIDER; loggers' lien.
Walker " Huntlsy; debt.
OFT " Cooper 4 Tower; debt.
Pincas h Packscher " 6tuth; debt.
0slhaoh 70 Gslbaeh; divorce.
BAekss " Austin; aitachmsnt.
Clark " Khun; attachment.
Al Lough " 4cIntosh & CASTOR;
debt.
Woodward " Rice: foreclosure Of
mortgage.
SCHNEIDER " Sohlisder; loggsrs'
lien.
0aston " McIptosh S Castor; log
gers lien.
Peters " Forbes; settled.
United States " F G Purdy; on on,
cisl bond.
Upitsd States " B w Psrcival; sure.
u on 0dlcial bond.
Meinhsrd " Wood, ct al; debt.
M a
All Sing " g Rosepthsl: debt.
Jsonon " steamer Capitol: in adj
miralty.
Rosenthal " Clowser; appeal from
Justice's Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
RREvATIE8.
Sun rises o.lb .......Sun sets s.

San rises o.1b ......Sun sets 6.!6.
A fAthom 10 six teet
A.league Is three miles. -
New fall hats at q. 3. Humphreys
All kinds glass, shades and stands, oao store.
A mile is 6,2Os feet or / ,7oo yards In length
Gold was discovered in California In lSis.
The first use Of locomotive in this coun-
try was in 1870.
20 cents worth Of Vandever's Liuiment wi
cure the epizoOtic, 100 E. Fourth St
The nrst printing press in the United
States was in 1929.
You can buy as cheap at Adats's ss any
other furniture house In Delaware.
Oupping and leschink at Nc. loS E. Second
street.
Tho Arst almanac was printed by George
Won Putbaoh in 1850
Until lTI8 cotton spinning was performed
by the hand spinning-whoeI.
Pure cider vinegar at weIdin..S Lloydpt
Seventh and King streets.
Now is the time to place ycu advertise
ments In the RRPUBLICAH.
Virginia salt oysters, 70 equals in this
market, at Moody's 22s ,hlpley st., prices to
suit the times.
The laying Of tho corn keystone for the House,
hold Of Faith ChN,ch will occur &C three
o'clock on wednesday laitsrnoon.
In deciding QGestiors oftruth and duty, re-
member that The wrong side has crafty and
powerful advocate In your own heart
Notice TO the Public.--I will halt-sole and
heel boCis and shoes for 81; other mending In
proportion, John L. Bailey, 8. w. corner
Seventh and TstnalR streets.
A bag Of 98hs riEh, sweet hSur; first graf
and fresh ground, at $500. Ny -FOUR.
pnce are satisfactory to all my patrons. Wa
d. Pickels, 407 king ct.
Arthur W. Brown, -four, fcer and wiro
goods, 2ll W. eighth st., topposite the mars, ~,
et,) the only p 'a(ce in the city Keeping D iuis
, assortment tf wire cloth, &ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
psnutifuI Rcst aence.

H., Msckey, the wife Of the very
1 miner Of Nsvads, has Q very beau
4 house in Paris, fronting the Arch
|TrOmph, which is her own property.
] has a good reputation in Paris fol-
illness Of heart as we'll as personal
INV, She is bssieged With begging
srs from ali kinds Of rasoals, French
/ American, and being without her
Ebapd Is sometimes put to great fear
|tbat kind Of persecution which only
b,rchs and very rich people receive.
||srtsin man called at her country
kDs near Compiegne and, being hos.
Sbly received, foI med an intense fan
|isr the lady, and che was cOmpslk 4
se him in every railroad car and
hlbuS she got into, and finally he
4 found in her grounds at night hid.
4 like burglar. She has married
sister to one Of the weaIthiest men
Europe, who made q fortune with
= and Others in South American,
|rosd concessions. This man, who Ia
austrian, took fancy to Mrs. Mack.
sister, and they have made q hap
marriage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18

nag 40 feet long, cost 800, price
Inquire 100 East Fourth strt ct.

onsumption ! Its possible cure lies
ae use Of DR.. Simms' White Pull
pic Bslsem. The finest and most
fOls lung and throat remedy in
s,lca. ln coughs, sore throat, blood
,Ig' hosrssness, 60, 1t cures
ckly; Price SO osnts and 81. Main
sO. toruth and King streets ; Phila., F,
arch street. Sold by dealers.
ss' suttsrley & Sawyer, 3O2 Market
~, ABOVE Third, are now taking Il
VS'd photographs for $l.60 and one
oSlo picture In frame for $l.00.
guarantee entire salts faotIon. No
charge for children.
!, your n appetite has failed get q bot
VI Gaun's Kidney. Care. 1t works
Tue Kidneys, liver and bowels,
y'ns OFT the poison from the blood,
'Ou can't help feeling well. Try 1t
lySlclans' prescriptions carefully
haVscfately compounded AT sll hours
b 10 pay n or night, at Taylor & Fuller
y ,nrogg'sts and Apothe carries, 30s
'Vu want potatoes, sneltE, No. l;
Fourth street, will sell them t,
'ueaper than any othor dealer il
bs,o a' vest photographs taken in Will
S'on p1I are at No. 3l5 Market street
rers "s GALLERY. First gallery below
r'S' Side. Established IL years
Fsr lSGs's, sns TUFTS, Rogers and Seller
pau,.l ,lis for sale by ]. r. Hartman
sA'''' Fifth and Poplar streets.
Bano.m o money Buy your potatoes an
sst ' Vi smeltz, No. 13 Bast Fourt
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|Laihrop d Co's. New Prbifcn.
GtOnB.

be list Of publications which D.
hrOp 4 Co. have prepared for the
and holiday season js longer and
b attractive than ever before, and
appeal strongly to that class Of
|ers who demand good insides as
D as beautiful outsideS to the books
Job are to lie upon their tables or
.hsir shelves. No publisher In the
hty pays striCter attention to the
fac!er Of the works they issue than
As'rs. Lathrop, and the result is
in their entire catalogue Of one
ISand diGelent titles, there Ii not q
Nd book, an uniutsresting book, or
lOk which does not serve some use
purpose. The parent or teacher
sslec! from ii in perfect confidence,
We commend the catalogue to the
|ntiou Of all who are buying for
e or school Libraries. In Sending
catalogues address D. Latbrop Il
|52Ftapklin Street, Boston, Mass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18

'ar Department, Office Of the Chief
'al 9diOsr, Washington, Dot. ls-l
b.
ldlOstions for Mondsy-For the
die Atlantic States, clear or partly
dy weather, northwest to southwest
Is, higher barometer, stationary or
b temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
Don't You Forget nc.

L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
cquarters for apples and potatoes,
||ilViug fresh stock every day. Lowest
|kst rates to all. Full weight and
sure, aud satisfaction guaranteed
w. Special rates to parties ordering
(he car load. 1t will pay you to call
\ before purchasing else where. Our
+ is all on commission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
.,yUuIruAn vrCIoRH.
|. ysrris TO Hold the Election In
the Ninth ward.

u, ns.,,,eh TO the Republican.
E,opsErowS, DEL, Dot. l6.-A pol
|,,o,y maudsmus was granted In the
N v.rd election case, this morning,
I,Irjue the certificate Of election as
',.,,Or Of the ward to be delivered to
|. Vsrris. An elaborate opinion was
A nv Chief Justice Comegys and was
I,,,rsd in by Associate Justice WaleE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
State Of tho 4 hernno 0 meter

ths REPUBLICAN, Office, on Mond' y
ping, Oct. IS:
elock, 10 o'clock, IL O'CLOCK, /,
10 $40 $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
SPECIAL MENTKON.


nd sill they comsl One more car
OF choics Early Rose and Snowflake
IOes, which | will sell regardless Of
they must be sold. Smeltz, No.
Past Fourth street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18

tpovo't-pu0Vtofy vesteT0hy, hfOuua the
City Hall. The boy said II was given
TO aim by q compan on for sac X ep-
'na. The pri'onsr " IS 6igchsr red L ut
the weapon retained.
NOTES OF tn RIOT.
Among the gentlemen ho did much
to brink abouG q psaosable state Of af-
fairs we're Messrs. Philip Qugley, w.
Il. Swift and u. y. James.
People very vigor ously denonnce the
specials. Some Of them were the worst
characters In town. One OF them last
night drew his. pistol and threatened to
arrest some men who were doing no
harm. Later at night the fellow was
thrashed by an unknown person.
1t is statsd that Mr.. W. B. Norton
did not turn out In the parade, but re-
NAMED home, and protected his prop
erty on Church street, as though he ex.
pectsd the riot te take place.
The News Of this morning says that
Frank B. Pierce, 3 member Of Demo-
cratic club, told Samuel Spencer that
he did not turn out on Saturday night
because he knew the difficulty was
going to occur.
It was noted that John Mana saloon
was closed before the trouble began,
and neighbors observed that Lewis II.
Richards, grocer, of Ninth and Poplar
streets, 8 brother Of officer Richards,
closed his store an hour and half
earlier than usual.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
They Forgot TO LOOK Under tho
he'd

D0u.
Two ladies boarding at hotel at
Chambersburg, having Inadvertently
omitted to LOOK under the bed before
retiring, were aroused by saspicieus
noise the other night. One Of them
jumped out and opsned tbs door, while
the other turned up the, light. They
saw two feet under the bed, and imme'
diately gave the alarm. A bearder In
the adjoining room ran into the apart
ment and pulled the man from his hid
ing place. He proved TO be q former
waiter who was perfectly familiar
with the house. He was taken to jail,
where his pockets swsre examined, in
one of which was fcand . razor. he
said he was drunk and did mot know
what he was doing, but as he was
esught with his shoes OF, and they
were found afterwards In the back
ward, it was poor excuse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
Killed by n lsupl. DOe,

/"
A special dispatch from Bradford,
Pa. says: Captain John Shearer, Of
North Beaver, purchased 3 large bull
dog recently. The dog being very ugly,
he kept 1t chained in the yard. II had
taken great dislike to John Wallace,
q young man who was frequent visit
or Of the Shearer family. On Thurs
day last Wallace went to the house.
There was no one home except Captain
Shearer's 16.year-old daughter. She
told Wallace that the dog had broken
his chain and was loose somewhere
sbopt the place, and that he Wallace
must be on his gard. Wallace re-
NAMED at the house q few minutes.
Just as he was going away the bull
dog entered the yard. Miss Shearer
called Wallace back into the house,
and told him to remain there until she
chained the dog. She went up to the
dog, sad as she was about to take hold
of his chain he srrang at her and
knocked her down. Her father was re-
turning from the field at that moment
and saw the attack Of the dog on his
daughter. Before either he or Wallace
could interfere the dog had tore the
girls throat open, lscerated her bosom,
and tore the flesh of her limbs. Capt.
Shearer shot and killed the dog. His
daughter came to after being carried
into the house, but soon afterward was
thrown into violent convalsions. She
died on Satur day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
Postponed.


The laying of the corner stone Of the
Household Of Faith Church, owing TO
10 the rain storm yesterday afternoon,
has been postponed until three o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. At that hour
Rev. Geo. R. Kramer will preach sshort
sermon from the eighteenth verse Of
the sixteenth chapter Of St. Mathew.
He also will also read q brief history Of
the sharch and an original poem entitled
"The Victory Of the Church over
Hades." The pastor and people al
ternately will read the 11Sth Psalm and
the church choir will sing the hymn
Satisfied" the composition of the
pastor. The following articles will be
deposited in the metallic boz which
will be placed in the corner stone A
bible, an advent hymn book, the church
constitution, the church roll, brief
history Of the church, the hymn "Satis-
fed. a prayer, copies Of the following
religious papers: "The Bible banner"
" The Christian" /" " The Restitution,"
" The Young Pilgrim" and Swords Of
Faith" Copies Of the city. daily news
papers also will be deposited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18

club, and another "a tb at II was % issd
by men obstrroting the street.
Be all these things true or not the
difficulty grew almost sponts neously
from some disturbance, into q terrible
scene Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18
BULLETS AND BRICKS.
PARADE AND PISTOL
PRACTICE.
Riot and BIoodshed I'm tho PubIi,
Streets,
AMELEE BETwE IN Dem % RA r,U
CLU M An ID O0k On ED MLM.

The Democratic Parade and Wha,
came Of TIA Tr0nbio Started by
Democrats 0FOWsiDt0 q Scene
of Rampant Riot And
Rain sne Most xteu.
tivc AGtay Ever Seen
Ia " WfImiN gton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-18


C. K. Montgomery and W. o'Connor,
Jr,. OF the Young Mems Democratic
club say that the cause Of the riot was
a shot through their own transparency
and brick through that Of the Blue
Hens Chickens. O'Connor says he
heard at 4 o'clock that afternoon that
the line was to be attacked al Ninth
aud Walnut streets. He and Mont
romery say shot came from the windows
and roof OF the building.
Bernard Mcvey Of the Williams club
says q eolored man threw a brlok
through the transparency and halta.
dozen more rushed into the street ana
attacked the men. The darkies opened
Ere from the hall.
James A. Postlss, COL, living at No.
1876 Walnut street says the parade was
passing quietly without being annoyed.
The head Of tue line reached Eighth
street when efioer Richards rode back,
part Of the parade coming with him.
When he reached telegraph pole 8
little below the hall, Richards pulled
cut bis pistol, Aaurished 1t in the all
aud fred toward the bui'ding. The
men started to run and Richards cried
"Coms back, what in hi are you run
ming for stand up and fight" Postle
says he has known Richards for tw