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but claims that substitute having been pro-
i vided, ns the first: tenor was suffering from a
severe cold, the other TWO SELECTIONS were much
better rendered. Which we will accept us Il fact
| oil Mr.. Thomus', statement inasiuuch as the
| program WIS SO prolonged By cncorcs thar the
representative Of THE I.tiDuEE NE present at
| intended, and it was bceauso the quartet has
I So often been heard with pleasure during the
past six years that its poor work in be$luning
c:sed. Tho justicc OF the criticism IS admitted
The reason why it was deserved would have
been suited ut the same time had it bcen known.
Why the quartet should hnvc attempted to sing
when 1t WIS perfectly well aware OF its crippled
condition, und NOT hayc made the change III its
composition earlier In the evening which 1t was
Obliged to do later, is matter the members and
| probubIy. They did appear, satisfied neither
themselves nor the public, and THEN consider
themselves much Injured because criticised.
THOMAS blcMASrs was arrested Thursday
ton, charging hin. with the parcntage OF Alice
Everett's unborn ilesltinlate child. The I,upes
was served after Justice Brs1ytou hnd gone
home Tor the night, aud so the Constable who
r'nde the arrest took his prisoner to the resi-
dsnce Of the nearest Justice Of she
baii 'f for @ appcarance @ yesterdas morning. % That
Justice happened to- be Justice Arnd, who: in
accepting bail, bound McMaaus to appear be-
issued the warrant. When the case came to n
hearing yesterday morning Il question was
r''isca Us to jurisdiction, and Justice Arnd mair-
tuiued that, under the law rs laid down In
Secs III and $50 of the criminal code, he ct,uld
not bind nan to appear before any Justice but
himself. The Suuth Side Justice, Hrnyton, how
ever. insisted that the prisoner ought to b. .lr-
raigned before the magistrate who hld Issued
the warrant. and persisted in his demands SO
likpuish his rights. but required the
eonlplainnn, to swear out Il new warrant before
Justice Brayton btfore rho prisoner was tratis-
dismissed. McMAnts was rearrcsted and taken
before Justice isruyton aud the sood-na1nred
cunti.ct WIS ut un end, though tho question Ut
law In tho premises rcu.nins undecided, each |
Justice considering himself IN the right
G,:ohiE DowL.SG. Matt Sharp. and C. H.
B!ndEett we're arrested oy Sergeant CCon,sor j!
and tucked up at the West Madison Street Sra- |
don yesterday afternoon pending an inycsti-
Eation Ut a Charge Of theft made M=ainst tlIom |
and eatipeS bouss af 10 liz sou1h Canal Street Street
Seidenben.ter says that some time ago be sold
bis farm near Delphi, Iud., came to this city,
sl,s.CN. and put the remainder Of his money,
about $St1 into the drawer OF Il hureNn in his
sleeping room back of the saloon. The men un-
der arrcs: have been living with him as boardcrs
for Il little over Il week, ailu one OF them. Dow
ling, knew Of tho existence of the muney, Auv-
Ing seen ,;1 Mrs seidcnbeuder taks s. I from the
roll. Thursday the proprietor and his wife went
it'to one uf the rooms upon tue second floor TO
lay carpet. leaving the three men i'll the
ias TA' That r''i ITS
money was gone. He ut once sus-
peeted the three men he had left in the saloon,
4 little bad for these ulcn the tlct that runner
in Seitlcnbcnder's employ left town suddenly |
Thursday afternoon is enough to raise i. sus-
picion that he mny be ablo to tell where the /.
money is. The saloonkeeper, however, tloes not |
believe be took It, teeanse no QUE except Dow
i0k. outside Of tho family, knew OF tho where
,lou,s Of the cash An effort will be made TO-
lay to clear UP tho matter.
nEREFoKns AT THE NEXT SHOW.
The Hereford breeders are determined to
pare no reasonable expense or tr,ube to make
IN exhibit Mt the next Fat Stock-Show that will
II credit to this ciass OF cattle both in point
4 numbers nnd quality. Breeders frnrp the
Eastern States in attendance ut the Hereford
Meeting have agreed to hunt up several car
oals OF good steers aud ship them to Western |
eeders e have them we'll :uttcd for the show. !
Ts Western oresdsrs asresd 70
eow rs ioows S'Hes sr nesuaer
H., two head; G.. S Burleigh, ,1cchan-
Ill, two head: Thomas Clark. Beech ..
:, ILL.,, one head; q. M. Culbertson. Chicago, :
onr o. head; 4: 4. Crane. CISCO: H., two head,
Fllich with the grade Herefords will nuke the :
lumber uo. less than }0l head.
Tho greatest enthusiasm prevailed in the
scet!aS in ,cfcrcnce 70 the increasing POPULAR
y Of this breed of cattle, and ill experienced In
reding and breeding Herefords expressed the i
el1ef that it was only question Of time when I c
ock shows would concluslyely prove the su- | t
criOrty OF This breed of cnttle far the most d
:onoulicai production Of the best quality Of t
ee:- L
The following resolution was adopted: / d
fcsOItd- That the American Hereford Breed | h
$ Association most bcartily approves the l.
:eiou of tue Governor Of Illinois in scheuu ui1l.5 a
'e localities tn the Eastern Sta1es wnere /
euro pneumonia exists. i
lifsolueI. That the great and increasing inter- $
It tn ucattie-breeding and fecdin.: in the West /,
n States makes it Of the Utmost importance "
at the Governors Of other States largely en- +;
EEed in beef production tuko the necessary c
cp as snnllury measure to protect the cattle t,
eeders by prcreuting tEe introduction Of :
title from districts Infected by the dlscase "
lnwn Us plcurG-pneumo.li;. :
ftesuuctt. That rha Secretary be instructed to I o
nd IL copy Of these resolutions to the Gov y
nors of the several Stntes where the disease | h
toWn us pleuro- pneumonia does not exist. il
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