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The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Arrangements new eolnH Forward tor Hold
Ina worid's Gotten Exposition
VfcKsBuuo, Miss, Nov ia for.
NAL invitation was forwarded to-day
by the National Cotton Planters As.
sociation OF America 20 the cities or
New Orleans, Galveston, Mobile, Sa.
vannah, Charleston. Richmond, Angus.
~, Montgomery, Nashville, Memphis,
Louisville, ~. Louis, Cincinnati and
Baltimore 30 complete for the location
of tho Worlds Cotton Central Exposi.
tion, 10 DO held under tho auspices
ot the above association IN 1891, tt Ia
contemplated ~ raise a2.O00.0O0 for
this exposition, 100000 of which IL
expected from tho city securing tho 10.
cation, which might be decided on
January 4, 1889, by the executive com.
mlttea 0f the association,
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RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 1S.-Much in
terest is felt m the action Of the gov.
ernor in the case Of Mary Booth, ne
gro IA years old, who, unless the exec
utive interferes, will be hanged Friday
at surry court house, for poisoning
Mra. r. Q. Gray and Travis Jones last
April.
The governor this afternoon decided
10 commute the sentence to imprison-
ment for life on account OF the youth
OF the prisoner.
The jury also made a unanimous
recommendation for mercy, the eyi.
denco being golroumstancial. and doubts
created by subsequent events 40 TO who
was the principal actor In the tragedy.
The poisoning OF Mra. Gray and \.
A. Jones occurred on the 18th Of April
last, poison having been put into the
bread made up by Mary Booth, u ser.
want IN urayi family. and eaten nc
breakfast, The husband himself did
not eat, remaining Abed on a plea of
sickness, The girls elder sister was
also arrested ~ the time, but aubAe.
quently discharged, Later Mr.. Gray
poisoned himself, Many think this
aitl bat the agent of others,
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BEECHER's TROUBLES.

Suit Against Beecher for Failing TO
Wr1 q Life Of Christi
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-The suit Of
Paul Welkerson against Henry Ward
Beecher was called to-day before Judge
Barrett, in the supreme court. The
action is for breach of contract. Beech
er contracted with the publishing hrm
of Ford s. Co. In December, 1869, TO
write Life of Christ" He agreed to
write the book within eighteen months,
and received in part payment in ad-
vance, and before signing the contract,
$4,000. Welkinson was partner in
the firm, and paid the advance. Since
then plaintiff says he has never been
able to get the book from Mr.. Beecher,
nor the $40 900 advanced. The first
part was furnished Ford & Co.
several years ago, and WAS
published and circulated. The
second part, however, was only par
TALLY furnished 10y defendant. Plain
tiff alleges he was put to considerable
expense in preparing for printing the
work and sues to recover expenses.
When the case was called to-day both
sides were ready. Beecher was pres
ent and sat by his counsel, Thomas G..
Shearman.
The counsel for the defendant NOV
ed to dismiss the complaint on the
ground that it did not state that the pay
ment of royalty to Beecher had been
fulfilled and statement had not been
given him as to the number of books
published. Council also moved to dis
miss the complaint upon the paper
itself. Judge Barrett denied the mo-
tion. A number of papers were put in
as evidence. The irst witness called
was John X. Howard, a member Of the
firm of Ford & Co. He gave an item
lied statement Of the accounts received
and paid ont
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
The Secretary of the Interior Re-
fuses to Favor a Reduction
of Patent Fees.
The Ladies' Garfield Aid Society Make
Their Rules for the Coming
National Exposition.
Secretary Teller Will Not Order Troops
to the Indian Territory
As Yet.
Engineer MallYllIe's Testimony ms Given
Before thsi Board of Inquiry on tho
JSannStte Arctic Expedition.
A Patent Decision .

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Is. Sec
retary Teller will not, in his annual
report, recommend a reduction of the
cost of obtaining patent. He is per-
suaded to this course, it is said, from
the fact that the patent laws are now
more liberal than any other country in
the world. In England it costs $40 900
to obtain a patent, in Germany over
$4,000, in Prussia about $4,000. 1t is
not thought by the Commissioner of
Patents that reduction in fees, would
materially increase the number of pa
tents taken cut, or stimulate inven-
tions. He thinks that the large revenue
now derived from this source, is no
argument for the reduction unless j.
can be shown that it has borne heavily
upon deserving inventors.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
RAILROAD WAR.
what 10 Being Done by the Rival Lines "a
Get Control of the Grain Trade.


what 10 Being Done by the Rival Lines %
Get Control of the Grain Trade.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1S.-A crisis
has come in the affairs Of the contend
ing railroad interests. The Omaha
line leads the other lines in the sweep
ing reduction on passenger and freight
rates TO he made tomorrow, and the
other roads will meet that cut that
they may best protect themselves. The
Omaha line has cut It's passenger rate
from st. Paul and Minneapolis TO Chi.
cago. and from sheldon Falls, Worth
ington and llefne Lake, Mimi, 10 Chi.
oago TO Ave dollars, from Mankato
three dollars and thirty cents, and
other rates TO correspond, The mini.
mum rate on grain has been reduced
from all points Wheat ffonl 50, Paul
aud Minneapolis 10 the Mississippi RI
YER Ia cut 10 "a cents per one hundred
From &c. Paul and Minneapolis TO
Chicago and Milwaukee, ten cents per
100 pounds, this makes n reduction OF
30 per cent This sweeping reduction
AtfikeH the Milwaukee and W Paul
road and the Illinois Central IA we'll
aH the Minnesota ana ~ Louis ana
the other connections " the Rock In.
land, IL IA a tght for the movement
of this seasons crop, and Will lead 10
a light between tho rival llnes, which
Il ~ believed, Ia railroad clrclea here,
may laHt thirty days or until the crop
IA moved
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WARRINGTON, ID. c. Nov. 18.-At
the opening of the Ladies Aid Society
of the Garfield Monument Association,
committee on public comfort was ap-
pointed consisting of nine women,
whose duty it is to provide temporary
homes. for ladies who come to attend
the National exposition The homes
to be for private family rates, not to
exceed one dollar day for a room.
and fifty cents a meal. Messenger
boys with badges labeled "The Ladies
Committee on Public Comfort" will
meet every train and escort the ladies
to the places provided for them.
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THE DISTILLERS.
Thsy do Not Propose 70 Pay other Pesples'
Taxes, and Will Fight First

Thsy do Not Propose to Pay Other PeSpleS'
Taxes, and VIII Fight First.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 18.-An in
formal meeting of the members of the
Distillers' association was held here to-
night 20 take action on the decision Of
the court of appeals on the tax ques-
tion. The meeting was secret, but one
Of the members gives the following to
the press: We simply discussed in an
informal way the course to be pursued
in bringing the whole subject before
the supreme court of the United
States. There is no intention, nor will
there be an attempt made to evade any
tax, the whole business hangs itself
upon one simple flaw; that the distill-
ers Of Kentucky do not propose to pay
other peoples taxes. Or to put it in an
other way. we do not propose to pay
taxes on whisky belonging to
other people left in our custody, when
they in their own states. have paid
taxes on the same property. Wa do
not intend TO resist any proper or any
legitimate tax and it may be relied up
on that the distillers who have paid
their own tax will not without Bit
ter contest pay that of other people.
We have every reason to think the SUI
preme court of the United States will
take entirely different view Of the
matter. We are not entering a con-
test with the courts Of this state, we
simply propose TO bring the whole
subject before the highest tribunal in
the land. II will not be taken there
in the form of an appeal, but on an
entirely original basis.
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AtnOss inE SEAS.

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ptusslah mlnlalet Wade a budget
statement ID dht thbtb "a n iHhtlt
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tst hihdes w tlbsa lhA, ANA tile Nil W.
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The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19

CnioAoo. illa Nov n, In the ~
perlor courh Few days alnce, Judge
Williams anlrmed the law, requiring
MI insurance companies whose head.
quarters are outside ~ this state, TO
Ole with the State auditor a schedule
of their assets and liabilities, before
they renew old policies. Under this
decision the States attorney haa begun
sulis against nearly AZ The lehdnH M.
autaheH hHeaeiea IA this city, and the
proceedings ate creating quite a Atlt IA
Insurance ulitles, ~ the penalties M
The suits already beHnh amount 10
over tb00,000, and thete are more 10
Nnmh.
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Cave Himself Up.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 18.-A
special from Warrington, Marion
county. this State, says last evening
about o'clock, Green King, a farmer
living about five miles from that place,
came into town with a rifle on his
shoulder, and gave himself up to Squire
Christy, stating that he had shot one
Frank Snodgrass, who, he asserts, has
been on too intimate terms with his
wife. Whether Snodgrass was killed
or wounded King did not knew, but
says he shot to kill, and guesses he did
n
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
AFirs At the PresIdent'. House.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. I8.-A
fire, which for time created considera-
ble excitement, broke out tonight in
the Presidents cottage, at the Soldiers
Home. At the time of the breaking
out of the Gre, the President was alb
sent in the city, and only his sister
and her daughter were present. The
fire was caused by an overheated stove.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
AralnIlIn,a TaatImonH

WASHINGTON, d. c., New. 18.-The
Jeanette court continued the
hearing Of Melville this morning.
He described the meeting between
himself, Morse and Ninderman, who
had been sent ahead by De Long.
Upon landing Morse exclaimed, "My
God, Melville, are you alive? We
thought you and all of those in the
whaleboat party had gone to the bot
tom of the sea-" No new develop
ments.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19

DENVER, COL. Nov. 18.-Andrew
Bigger, sentenced to be hanged at
Ouray. was reprieved until the 22d of
December. The reprieve was granted
because the Judge who sentenced Big
ger recommended that the sentence be
commuted to Imprisonment for life,
and Wolcott wished not to interfere in
the matter.
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Nfw N0nR Nov ~ II appears 4
fraud was putppttated On The assoclat.
VI press aHeht NJ Albany Monday
night as a tusult N which 4 abatement
was fhthised 70 the ptesA NJ the eouh
w and generality pubushud, that ap.
pliHntlbn Waa ib bA hAdH fuf a tpulevHt
fdf the NpW fBtk iIlfe Insurance edm
PANT Attorney uHhHfal nussell tes
hiHhha tU dat iium Alhhny thNta a
absolutely hB f1nndhtlbh f0t thH VA.
m8f iie wis Hb8ut 10 Apply tut a te-
reitpt tNt THAT thmhant thAtthe eem
nAHg IA ~ tturlleht condition ANA has
shHWh ht llA last tHbBtt M 10 Uhe M
lhH lhHsi rldapHtBns IA Wbil "A thb Mt
pest lh lilH rAhhitf
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
TIM RICHEST STRIKE.

rhsss Fssf Chiiafss m IssieA. Massaehua
satia, Waii nuif ~ rattuns ~ ma,
100000,
DoafoN. MISS. Nov ~. Thomas
Leyerman, thirteen years ~ age, who
has been IN Jordan, Marsh \ CO.'S 90 e
tablishment, with hia alaters and broth.
eh have by The death uf their
Uncle, Mlehaal betprmah, broker IN
Melbourne, Australia, fallen helts 10
hla entire fortune, amounting 10 ",
100000. The children, who have no
parents, will leave FOR 81 Johns, New
foundlhhd, where they VIII be edit
Gated
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=tallized and looked where broken like
cast-iron. Another collar was hit three
or four smart blows with a sledge
hammer, when it also broke. An iron
expert could have seen nothing on the
outside to indicate that it was poor
metal.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
Lumb@r Fire

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 18.-A fire this
morning destroyed 100000 feet of
lumber on the wharf Of A. Baccus &
Son. in this city. This is the
same firm who recently lost their
planning mill from the same cause.
Loss 100000.
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GoLDsBoRo, N. G., Nov. 1S.-The
trial of the negroes, Robert Pratt and
Frank Moore. for killing o. Wheeler.
a white man, was closed to-day. Pratt
was sentenced to be hung January 10
and Moore goes to the penitentiary for
ten years. Five negroes were on the
jury when Moore was convicted.
The Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (New Albuquerque, N.M.) 1882-1884, 1882-11-19
The Man Arrested In Denver For
Murder is Released
From Custody.
A Mans Neck Broken By the Stroke
of . Fist in a Dakota
Bar Room Row.
Andrew Bigger, Under Sentence Of
Death, is Granted q RepriSYe
Until December 22.
West Virginia Murderer Voluntarily
To the Authorities Of the Law


DENVER, Col. Nov, 1S.-Charles w.
Wilson, who was arrested a few days
ago for manslaughter on the authority
Of telegram from Gunnison, has been
released. the grand jury Of Gunnison
not having indicted him.
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Burned Up.

BIRMINGHAM, n. H, Nov. 18.-Wm.
H. Ingham, a workman at the Olden
mills, this morning went to the mouth
Of the stack, and after working a mo-
ment, he threw off his coat and leaped
into the furnace. He was 20 years of
ana
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Both WIN Dus

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 1S.-In q
serious conflict between two prominent
citizens of this county, the one shot
was William II. Whittier. and NE died
at noon, after he mad dangerously
wounded Kingston.
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Rrnlrn Hin Mack

DEADwooD, Oak, Nov. 18.-In a
quarrel, at Lead City, this afternoon,
Tim CoIlans struck B. Heckler under
the ear with his fist breaking Heck
ler's neck and killing him instantly.
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ACCIDENTAL MAPPEsIHas.

tgisFma neg ama Maa mti@a wtthim an
msuf ~ m4an uthsf a maa miiisa ~ :
FAiiina netfteh,
L0umyibLr. kyaNey ia. "A Coufa
let Journal, raduoah Special says A
iitlia negro boy playing IN n tallrnnd
yAfd. Was fiin over ny the locomotive
aud killed One hour later, IA the
same yard, a colorcd employee u the
fallfnad, ,namod Hlaydan, While attempt.
Ing W couple thn ctta, was caught be-
tween The bumpers and crushed 20
death,
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UhWiHN ma NBt is tha HaW
thti " iulpb ii0yt u ptdteedlnR "
seainahae the iUtte nellRhAll8hA M
ANlhRtltNA ANh uNt Hi tWV NihHi NHlFNlR
hAlt baHH ANtHplNgl ahh iAlN tila hfiei
NHHn A lalhh hNWhNt III uhhalNlA ANN
uiNih lUH3 N thH NN llhl nalllHh M
lhh ibieH VIA hhhHnhHAl
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Htrlhs VI uoai Minsra.

CINCINNATI, o. Nov w. "A Com.
merciala MassIlem Ohio, special saypl
The strike of the Valley coal miners IA
ended, by The owners of the mines NJ u
meeting coneedIng 10 The ten cents per
tom az asked
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Indian Department

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 18.-To-
day Secretary Teller refused to order q
sufficient number of soldiers to pre-
serve order in the Indian Territory.
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Louisvibtf, Nv, Nov 49, Daniel
\ sullivan. freight conductor on the
hsntuuhy Central Aad iiuulsville tail
f6nd, was run 0far by hia train and
killed uatit ihla morning
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HtuatHb, va Nov "a w N.
Brooks, eat inspector On the Chesa.
puahs n uhd railroad while crossing
the ttleh was tuh 0tet ihi hilled
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WAshiNat0s y. q, NuyiB.-A Heh-
tlemah authorised 10 sbeak fot Senator
Lopah aaid that Senator hopan POSI-
tlteit dahles ihAt he IA ~ viii "a a
candidate fot the he4t Presidency iib
rtsttA his phase IA the sshats, ahd
dBea hdt wish 10 aAttlhea his senatorial
tbtute Ny lahlhb aht thAhte "A the
Presidential ibllutt ths meahA that
W. Wahta w w teeletlud - lhb aehatb
al the expiration Bt hia letm ana that
Az hBppa VA bH hblt lB hBa 4 Aatl IA
perpetual tltlh tH lhe rlAtH. N "A ma
hntlpaH HI attllt lHHh lH Ma AthalA
tMl hHNHA .hht hdl hilBW hlWteif Vi hH
dlalNlhel hg lhH titAlhehlMl hat
thlH AalNt hthllHUlh III bHhMbul
ihR ilWh thH tihltat Ntei ihH tAphhHl
lBHh "A NN hiVAltA Va tNe hRnllAllHA M
jhhRe IAlle ltliUi Anlb ibhl nDlllUt
,ios tAllBiA hui tah' llAAm uah N
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POLITICAL.
Elections in Misstssippi.

MEMPH1s. Tenn, Nov. 19.-A spe-
clal from Jackson. Mississippi, says:
There is considerable interest in the
election Of Chalmers, the late candi-
date for congress. The Secretary Of
State to-day canvassed the votes and
decided In Manning's favor. The case
occupied the greater part OF the day.
Chalmers was present and aided by
Col. Nrgent, Of jackson, representing
his interests.
Immediately upon THO rendering OF
the decision the governor issued u GER
tihoate 10 Manning. II has been gen.
orally conceded that Chalmers was
elected by "A large majority. The Ger.
tifieate from the county board Of COM
mlsaionefs Of election declared that
Manning had received iiB6 votes and
Chalmers i472, This was onieially
signed, but on tho reverse side OF the
certificate was tho tally sheet, where
], Chalmers appeared credited with
1477 votes, This tally was IN a
different handwriting and was not
officially signed, Mr Myers held that
Tho tally sheet was IN a different hand.
writing and was not oiIiolally signed,
Mr. Manning held that tho tally sheet
was better evidence 0f the intention "
the count lt WAS claimed by Glen,
Chalmers that II this was true, and N
the tally sheet waa necessary, the votes
" frappan, Union and DeSot0 cOun
Ties should bu thrown out, aa these
were not enclosed, which would atill
give him a majority, Tho secretary
" htaln held differently, giving tho
ii79 votes Uf Tate county % Manning
and none 30 Chalmers, and sustaining
the returns ~ the two other counties.
The yote ns niilelally announced stands
Manning H7ap, Chambers B1T, Chal.
mets ilTl, Garter ipp MannlheH
plurality over Chalmers IA ava tlph,
Chalmeta aued uut ah injunction from
tho clttult c0ufl, ehl0lhlng the spett.
tnfy uf state from giving The certificate
~ election " MAnnlhpi Ais1 A imam
lamus from The shme court lie viii
nt 1hee Hntet np1n a vigorous contest
Prof Adams offered bnt n WIS not
adopted, that thete WIS hd Aurh tan.
dldatp na \ = Chalmers n a the
opinion here ~ mhht eminent visiting
lhWttta that tho deelsiUh Bf tha apetH-
thft ~ state was wrong
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RAasAs uitN NO. Nbt is "A der
fleh IA ntH AZ lhe tdihut dt Ninth ana
Main stlesta fell 70 day hilllhH john
Wblth, lhhHtut
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raAsAooLA, Fla, Nov ~ rive
nee eases u yellow fewer were re.
ported 10 da,
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THE FIERY FLAMES.

A PrOpeIIeri is Burned to the Waters Edge
A Lumber Fire in Detroit-RhAt Night
Have Been Serious Fire mt the Presi-
dents House.
HAMILTON, ONT. Nov. l8.-The
lake propeller Dromadary burned to
the waters edge this morning.
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hANsAs pitt, Mua Nuy la thh
ihpemne passenger Train Hh The WI
haah iBAi Mheh 4 ahHtt dlslanua ttdM
lhH hlltnH NrriHath. rHliliNl with n
lfelahi nHlh tHnlura NbtH lahaRsi
hMt hH Wlit Was aHfluNalt hutt fhH
lnllha VIII w dslatua aHtetai hbuia
A. tAan w Aa nslitt Aasiasat
Ua Nutis Nh hhulA
animation AhHHa that lhp tauAt
ii ~ lhe llpiilph Whtlui3 tWe
ftu klllai fHAltldAg via lhb
ltN ~ VIC e0llAta w NhIth
iAalehsi Il Nas ehilH
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IN run Wan pArn.


uAhtEstUN feSu NUN is The
News vi pasB srutl, tppbtls the hlll.
ihg Of twenty heh bt lhdhhs hett
C6lllAs. Mp&ie6 a fbW llhya NHd The
ttdBns we're suht after the lhdiahs.
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Every day we hear exclamatlons Of surprise
from persons visiting house for the first
time. who heretofore have been unable to buy
ready-made garments to ht them. The case and
facility with which they make their selections
and the
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WELL-FITTTNG CLOTHES

we show.them. is a revelation to all who have
not heard OF our fame as ClOthiers. Our stock
comprises everything. .ch is used by man, in
the way Of Clothing, and we can Gt you out
from the bottom OF your feet to the top Of your
head. In
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-09
Pers sonaI Poin is.

Rev. G. Irish and wife were
called by te egraph to Sparta, to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs Meadows,
mother Of their son-in-law, G. w.
Meadows, Esq They left on Tues
day mornings train and will be
home to morrow, probably.
Geo. Masten got home from his
New York visit Saturday, looking
much better for the vacation. He
spent a short season at Long Branch,
and says he enj yed himself hugely
-Robt. Ansley and lady, Of Chi
cag J, came up on the late train Sat.
urday night to visit his folks, return
ing on Tuesday morning. "Bob"
is doing well, aid will come out at
the stop of the heap"
After six weeks visit with
their daughter Mrs. Bessie Shining
ton, at Chicago, Mr.. John Francis
and wife returned home Saturday
evening.
John James, who was SO nearly
murdered in his store at DesMoines
a short time ago, is able TO 90 to his
place Of business once more.
Mrs. Alfred Jenning, DesM oines,
Ia., is visiting relatives III this city
and Yellowstone.
Mr.. Schaffer, wife and child, OF
Mazomanie, are visiting at Father
Hewitt's.
Will Wilkenson's good mother
and his wife spent Sunday with
friends at Monroe.