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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14
Summons.

STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Fremont 50
In the County Court within and for the
County of Fremont, aforesaid.
JACOB HART Plaintiff,
Against SSummons.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO SEND Greetings:
ITO ELIZA HART; defendant. above
pear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in The County Court
OF the County of Fremont, in ihe sixth judi
cial District of the STATE Of Colorado, and to
answer the complaint Glei therein, wit min
served within this county; or, if we'd out
of this county, but in this district, within
twenty days: otherwi- e within forty days
or Judgment by default Will be taken against
The laid action is brought to obtain At diSso,
luton OF the marriage of said plaintih ard
defendant, and a divorce of the said parties
from each other, on The ground that de
fendant has wifully, and without cause, DC
serted and abandon ed the plainliH for more
than one year last past; and still CONTINUES
to live separar and apart from said pIaintin
against his will, and without reasonable cause
a d without plaintiffs consent aud also on
the ground that the defe dant has departed
turning thereto. as viii more iully appear
by the comp aint on file herein, 10 Whlcf
reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II yor
plaint, as above required, the said PlaintiI
W | ap ly te The court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of th'
County Court of the County of Fremont, II
the SIa'e OF Colorado, this 9th day OF July
4. D. 1888. CHARLES +. WALDO,
County Judge and lerk County Court.
lSEALl FiTst pun. July u: IasL AugusL = :
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

| Chief Engineer II. Peabody.
Assistant Chief En- n-ineer-H j .Baughman
Relief Hook and Ladder Co., No. ii. f.
F. A. Reynolds Hose Co., No. Is. T.
Ferrier. Foreman.
Enterprise Hose Co, No. 2---E. B. Warner,
Foreman,
! Tncicnt Order United Workmen meet
every Monday at s m, at hall over Cum.
berland Presbyterian church. j. E. Edelin,
P.M: W J.W Utter. NJ. W; j. Gravestock,
e.; W. >. Williams, o.; j. Harris, e.; Fred
corder; II. 7. Gravestock. Ffnamcier; G.
w. Gregory, /. W: S.R McKissick o. W.
SELECT KNIGHTS.
Meet at A. o. U. W. Hall on the second
and Fourth Saturday in each month. Fred
Bandholt, 5. e.; William HickIing. V. C.;
j. Bandholt, L. C.; Henry Gravestock, Re.
corder; J. q. Agard, treasurer; Ii. l..
Sweet, r. T.; Charles Collins, S. B.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
| Greenwood Post No. 10 meet first and
thlrd THURSDAYS IN hall next 10 post office.
4. H. Sawyer, Com; J. 5. Logan. S. V. c.;
J.. l.. Hyde, j. V. c.; IL. SartOr, O.; S. X.
| BALDWIN, Surgeon; Rev. n. a. Chamber
| laln. chaplain; b. F. Rnckufellow, Officer
OF The Day; E. Weston, Ofticer OF the Guard;
j. Hart, Adjutant; c. c. Rickard, Assistant
Ahjutant; j. I. Ashby, QuarterInaster Ser
geant.
I. o. o. F.
- Canon City Lodge No. I, meets every
''6hb 'b lHtll Idlt- MAIN street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Is. Ewers. N.
g.; Richard Baker, V &. g.; Chas E. Waldo.
Sec'y; K. Jeske, Treas.
Grand Canon Encampment No. IS, meets
nfst ana third Fridays at Odd Fellows hall
franz Sell, q. F.; X. a. johnson, II p: r.
BAKER, Sen. w; a. Page. Jun. W.; Chas
l.. aldo, Scribe r. Jeske, Treas.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Meet on first and third Tuesday nights at
Lodge room over Cumberland sbyterian
church. Il. p. Blake, D.; IL. n. Beecher V. |
y; j. p. DewOOdy, "A. D.; T. d. Palmer. p |
p; Martin Ryan, Reporter; George Pedley
Financial Reporter; j. l.. preutiss, Chan |
lam; II. Clay ebster, Treasurer; a. Ii, |
DAVIS, Guide; John Crater, Guardian; G. |
X. Sawyer. Sentinel.
MOUNT MoRIAH LODGE NO. Is,
A. +. IL A. NJ.
Meet first and third SATURDAYS at Masonic |
hail. corner Main ard Sixth streets. Jas.
II. Peabody. w. NJ; Geo. Hadden, s. w:
Henry Earle, J. w; Jas. Clelland, Treas
Geo NJ Mitchell, Secy.
CANON CITY ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
Meets second aud Fourth Tuesday In
each month. W. L. BridwelI ii. p: Il.
II: CfaEen, X; Chas. PauIs, s.; Geo. NJ.
hitcheil. scrib.. -
FREMONT COUNTY PROHIBITIONJSTS
Meet every FIRST and third Monday even
ING III each month, at the Baptist church
NAN street, between Fourth and Fiflh g. !
y: Baldwin, President; W. w. NJ. Barber
wee President; W. Il. Fowler Cores spond-
ing secretary; X. q. Head. Recording Sec
IetaTy; >. J: Phelps, Treasurer
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NEW THIS WEEK.
A Letter That Speaks for Itself.


MESSRS. BEECHER Il Co.,
Druggists, Canon City. Colorado:
GESTs-I served In the army during the re-
bellion, and during that time contracted n A.
SAL CATARRH, and have been troubled
with it eversince. have used every so-called
"Catarrh Cure" that l have heard of since,
and finally tried your X I. j." Catarrh
Cure, and find IL the VERY BEST have used
have recommended it to others who are suf-
fering wi h CataTh, and their verdict is the
same as mine-that ii performs all you claim
that it will do. AS 1t has benefited me so
much shall continue to use it, and think 1t
will finally cure me.
Yours hopefully,
CAPTAIN w. j. MCANDREW,
Superinteuding General r. A. Cameron s
Fruit Farm, near Canon City, Colorado,
Jun 25 1888.
The above mentioned remedy is for sale by
Beecher & Co.. Canon City; d. D. Lewis, Coal
Creek; RockufelIow & Co.. Rockvale; VIII
lam Woodside WILLIAMSBURG 2Stf
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

The United States internal revenue Of
fcers are raiding Denvers assignation
houses, where wines and liquors are sold
without license. A system of blackmail-
ing has been practiced by these houses,
and their proprietors have heretofore de-
fed the local authorities.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

The game laws of Colorado are very
stringent. They do not allow antelope, elk,
mountain sheep or deer to be killed be-
tween the 1st day of January and Septem-
Der of each year. Prairie chickens Orgrouse
are not allowed to be killed between the
1st day of January and August of each
year Justices of the peace, sheritfs, consta-
bles, etc, are requested to make arrests fol
the violation of this law, and heavy fines
are provided.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

As result of the bitter fight made by
the Denver Intcr-Ocean regarding high
rents in that city, we are pleased to note
that a material reduction in this direction
is being made.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

E. S. Watson applies for space in the
Denver exposition building to exhibit
models of an elevated railway car to run on
single rail, and cable tramway for trans
portation of ere, also 36X45O feet on the
grounds to show the above in practical
aparatinp
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

Governor Grant has been overwhelmed,
since the recent assassination, with appli-
cations for appointments to the vacant of
fees in Grand county. He says he can
make no appointments until officially no
tilted of vacancies, and then he will ap-
point no democrat, as men of that political
caste cannot be spared.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

Yellowstone park is to have its opening
next month. President Arthur will attend,
and telegraph wire will be constructed,
in order that he may be i'll instant COM
munication with Washington City.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14
THE PESITENTIARY.

OFFICERS.
Comm ssioners-W. S. McCutcheon, Pres
ident: d. Ii. Nichols, Secretary Alya
Adams.
Warden-C. P. Hoyt.
Deputy Warden-M. Dueber.
Physician--Dr. j W Dawson.
Book-keeper--R. B. Hall.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

A new postof1ice called Grape has been
opened on Grape creek, on the Silver Cliff
branch, with Mr. John SwentZel post
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

Almost every county in the state is pre-
pairing for grand display at the Denver
exposition.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

COURTS.
Saml +. Miller, Circuit Justice Sth Circuit
Geo w McCraTy Circuit Judge Sth Circuit
Moses Ha lett, District judge. Colorado
Walt. y. %mith, L. $ Marshal. COLORADO
Edward f. Bishop, Clerk...........l Colorado
SUPREME COURT.
Terms Expire
w. r. stone. ChieTJustice.......I Jan. Il, 1856
VIM. II Beck, Associate Justice Jan. :, iS6S
j. c. Helyn, Associate Justice...l Jan. IL, ls9Z
IINTU JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Terms E'rpirt
Chas n. Hayt, District Judge. Jan. s, 1856
NJ, S. Adams, District Attorney Jan. IL, lSst
FOURTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Terms Expire
James Moynahan, SENATOR. Dec l, 1886
r. +. Ro skafellow, Reptative...l Dec. ), 1854
FREMONT COUNTY.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14
H. IT BLAKE,
Real Estate Agent,
AND
COLLECTOR OF RENTS.

Agent for the following property owners:
Mrs. X. A. Balm, Columbus mann,
Tbos Ballan F. S. McGee,
r q BassIck W. y. MCGEE,
Frank Renpley X. w. Opllnger,
I : Bowlbv Jas. II Peabody.
samuel Bradbury. @: Peabody.
o. NJ Bryan, NJ. D., il phelps,
Il II Burnett, 4. A. haEnolds,
" w Douglas Geo II. Shaeffer,
i Fnssctf j. p Silvornail,
DR. Il. q. Gray, go ]. smith,
G. ID. Harvey, Geo. i. Smlth,s
j. c. Houber, u. J: NtanhcR,
j. A. Hoxie, IL Tarbotoh,
n X och lThos. Thornton,
Robt IS. Lewis. F. II. whipple,
$. Il Macklin, lJno. X; Witcnsr, r.,
HOuSG 7Fsnts collected by IL l. Blahe ioi
from 5 to 10 per cent. commission
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14
DIRECTORY.


Nathaniel p. Hill. U. S. Senator Marc
Thomas NJ Bowen, u. $. Senator Mare
Jas. Il. Belford, Representative. Mare
STATE OFFICERS.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-07-14

6. r. Ferrier, Co. Commissioner.
Louis Muehibach, '' :.
A. f. Alexander,
Chas. +. Waldo, county Judge.
John Wilson, " Clerk.
.iohn ii. Harrison Treasurer
william =. Jones, Sheriff. ........,
Geo. i. dudley, School Supt.....,
Henry c. Webster, AssessOr.....,
James l.. Hyde, Coroner...... -.
Isaac Whicher, Co Surveyor.
w. b. Felton, Clerk Dist Court
]. W. Dawson, NJ. D, Physician
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PRECINCT NO. ONE, FREMONT co.
Terms Expire
Peace ''.',......... -. Jan. l3, 1885,
!. J Minor, Justice ofthe Peace jan. s, 1881
! W Riley Agard Constable. ...... Jan. l3, les5
! II. a. johnson, ......" Jan. ., 1854
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Terms Expire
March 4, 1885
March 3, 1850
March !, 1885
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
GRAND OPENING
Spring and Summer Clothing

for BOYS and CHILDREN will tako r,,oo -,
a'utosy' March Sl't At our large and commo.
'ous Store Room, corner Elm and poydra,
we extend cordial invitation TO s,l>opr
lnvnus aud customers to call and inspoc, our
mammoth stockot '"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

departed on Friday for Gainesville, using
all OF oaggage-ear for their scenery alone.
The Madison Square company rendered
on Friday evening IN their excellent style,
the very emotional drama hazel Riike.
On Saturday night the dancing school
gave one OF lis nov iamOusly pleasant par
ties, TO which all the young, and many
other folks went.
Mrs. II. Tone and daughter, Miss Isle.
returned Tuesday from a shopping trip 10
Dallas.
Mrs. John C. Taylor and Mrs. James
Butson are back from an extended jaunt
SOUTH
Miss Mabel Moore a new conner from
Boone, Iowa, is winning a host OF friends
by her pleasant, winning ways.
We now have telephone communication
NTH Sherman, and much credit is due Mr.,
Willis for his rapid and excellent construc-
ton Of the line.
wANAHACnIE.
The Enterprise of this week has a caustiC
article criticising the behavior of certain
young people at church. It's apity, but
It's true.
We have had week n assorted weather
Next Sunday afternoon the Juvenile Mis-
slonary society will give Il public concert
at the Methodist church.
Ntio' 1lANS Will WISH lltI IhItuiNt IN Ndl
weston county, next week. Miss beats will
return with her, much to the regret OF her
wide circle of newly made friends in this
city.
Mrs. J. G.. Penn is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Allen, at Terrell.
Mrs. Mary t. johnson, Mrs. Z. Johnson
aud Miss Minnie Johnson are the guests OF
Mr.. Lakeland and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoWhorter will spend the
summer in san Saba. They depart thence
at an early date.
Captain and Mrs. England OF, Ennis, are
visiting friends here.
Miss Ida scott has returned to Missouri.
The county clerk has issued marriage
licenses TO the following couples since March
] st. John A, Roberts and Miss Mary Beau
champ, Fred Dow and Miss Rosa Youree,
A. A. Roberts and Miss Cora Lee Chandler,
W. a. Dun and Mrs S. A. Grier, h. d. Sau.
ders and Rachel 4. Garwin, J. II. Lingo
and Mrs l.. q. Baker, n. d. Haney and
Mrs, 5. l.. Anderson, James Noel and NJ iss
Mary Il. Champ, 0. c, Baker and Mis-,
Mary II. Tspp, X. NJ Jones and Miss Molht
| Parker, James f. Stroud aud Caroline
Howard tcolured) William Il. Golady and
Miss Martha reaiNiiller, J. J. Larry and NJ.
y. Gunels, j. NJ. Allen and Miss Mary NJ
Moore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
THEATRICAL NOTES.

MISS Lizzie Mccall has been quite IN At
her nome, in Brooklyn. She is now conya.
lcscing. >'''"
Miss Blanche Vaughan has been enroced
to play leading business in Roland Reed y
Cheek company.
Mile; Augusta ,sohlke, the premiere dan.
seuse, mas become wealthy by the death of
W: s. Harkins has been engaged to play
| ieadlhg juvenile business in Nat Goodwin
comedy company next season.
khca will have comparatively new re.
petto,re next season. The Sphinx will bc
one oil her added attractions.
,Josenh Wheelock has been encoged "a
play Walter Lee in Colyile's Taken from
L'ie company for the spring season.
>, A daughter of T, w. Keene, the trore.
ulan, was married recently 10 Mr. EdNi,
Alden, of the Madison Square theatre. " "
EIile Ellsler will play in Never Too Late
10 Mend at Booths theatre. She will 90 10
Europe with her husband early in April.
Oharles Sturgess, now PLAYING tho Co,
uuotor with Mestay's Tourists, has been TO-.
engaged for next season, also Harr y
'lark' OF the same company.
Miss Georgia Cayvan goes 10 .Furono Il,
May, A. Nj, Palmer made her nm air. ~ ~
pay leading business at the Union Snnore
theA'er Tor next season, but she declined
Mrs. Marie wilkins has left tbc Io,o
CLAYTON company and returned IN bSr h ,on,e
III New York. Although in GOOD bsol,h
| stands "" pay oue'hlEht
Miss Rose Osborne, who want ohro,a
viii return tho first week in AWrnst G w tn,
TO open in Romauy RIVE, AZ IN, Gr .,r,v
Spera'h0usse for which she is enSareS I', Ss
leading lady, N's'se" rs
Martha Wren will star next ss,so, r,,,.
mas Just returned from San Eran o,' '
Vomboy. N'''N NV rs Nau' the
Anu, "A music dealer in Jackson, Michigan. has
II iooy, sun against James Hearne, ofthe
age to apiano used on the stsrc Sn., IAN.
ormer engagement OF the company. 'e u
Marie Prescott has received an offer n
"s 'a |" Jtn,nS engagement IN London, hut
,irs Ira ui,v,uvu, she VIII now devote her en-.
NV ,liue preparing her new play--Vera hr
oscar Wildc--in which She Is "a star 40 10y ~
season, " star next
w Maud Granger will leave "The Planter
we company in April. She will s,,s
a ueas season n new play, under the man.
sgement OF W. W. Kelly, who has ~ sne
s ssssOm puo'cd Charlotte Thompson This
l., MISS Iopsy Nenn, who has been STARRING
IN smiths Furnished Rooms" comnanrs
WAY married recently to Mr., Elmer SS cs,'
hSin OF New Bedford, Massachu,cttS Tho
,hoSppy couple will 10 to Europe ON a bridal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
Making short Work ct it.

IN the siege OF TROY, Apollo ENCOURAGED
tne Irqlans to hevaliant al ainst the Greeks,
ny ssying The mighty Achilles docs NOT
hGht to-day II would seem as Ii death
had been bidding disease to make It's rrcnt t'
s Is inroads upon men, by saying: "Iiunt's
lhNemedy is out of the market" But Tho
trgans 'osnd to their cost, that the mighty
n.nlllvs came to the Held, slew their great.
T.. .nawpions, ana made short work of tho
against kidney and liver diseases, has iakrn
inc HELD, and is making short work of nil
such ailments. Hundreds of tcstimoniSls
rom all quarters are coming In as 10 Tho
mlght OF this champion medicine. Not
surer was The sword of Achilles than IL this
powerful, Yet peaceful, remedy In hatile
form, as u wages war against dropsv. uri.
nary and kidney complaints, aud oyer.
comes Ills wise to call In It's aid, wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
CniLDREN's WAISTS Ann u,rs

a :, y"v most complete ever shown In this CITY
ana WIN not fail to call forth your adnlr,lon
' VISIT TO our Clothing emporium will ln,c,"s,
sou' ana polite and attentive statesmen viii, ,oro
NV" S.s ~. w showing our goods oven IL YOU mn
Approaching highly the liberal po,,o,o,o,.,,.
orao o" We nave Oe0n favored in the past we will
V"us ,. 10 merit continuance Of tho Same IN
he future. Respectfully, WV '"''O IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

20 t IN, are now in the state Of New York
a aS,ol notaries public. This does No, y i'm
v,Vue those appointed for the convenien ~,
y, oanks and there is besides a considerah,e,
IN mo 81 commissioners OF deeds anpoin,ed
IN .ne cities but, putting these nside. there
w Nc vne notary toabout every 400 Of tho men
% owann.a anu children IN the state The nj,
voru Il SO liberal that the governor dia
passed by ~, NJ veto bill for 1000 more,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

Cameron has become quite Sundn,
rendezvous for the drummer Eyprybpd,
welcomes his arrival, and signs when he de
parts
MliANo.
Miss Aphelia King is homo again from
Taylor, where she spent most ENJOYABLE
week with friends.
Miss Minta Fraim is visiting relatives an,
friends at Fraimvlle.
The skating rink is the special center q
attraction Just at present
Measles having subsidized, the town rrc
sents an excellent bill OF health.
ENNIS.
Dr. Bunting, of Galveston, was in the city
this week
Mrs. MoDuine, of Wayahachie. has hoo,
visiting her sons, Mcssrs. George and ], =
McDuille, this week.
Miss libbie Dunkorby is visiting friend
at Fort Worth.
The Ladies' Aid society of the EnnI
presbyterian church has changed its meet
ing dav from Thursday to Wednesday after
noon OF each week. The next meeting n
the society will be held at tho residence a
Professor Davenport.
M'KlNNry.
The ladies' OF the Gun berland Presbyte
rian church gave supper on the night a
the Suth, at the courthouse, for the beneR
of their church.
Several members of the bar here wi
leave to-day for Austin on legal business.
pENlsoN,
The past week has been one of unusuo
gayo,y, and leaves upon the minds of on
young people many pleasant memories.
ON Monday evening the German Singin,
cup, who are always forward, gave a
all night.
The young ladies have formed thcmselye
INTO an odd Maids club and o
Tuesday night they entertained tho,
friends, the "0ld Bachelors"
tho latter's club room viii
u hon, which Was well attended and su,
cessml In every detail. Wednesday nirb
was blank, but on Thursday tho ''Blac
Crook returned and repeated their no,
iormance, Introducing tho prismntic four
tain, and playing TO the largest audienc
lever gathered In the opera,house. The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01

The Memphis Ledger says the SEWERAGE
system SION OF that city Is u great success, yet
MN II ,ne people had been allowed TO vote
iected. ~ ""'' oeeh re-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
FILTERED PLEAsANTRY

since for kissing thee Mupuilll,
My mother scOlds me all the day,
Let me have II quickly, darling
tive. me back my Kiss, pray.
II we have done aught amiss
Let's undo II while we may;
quickly give me back my kiss,
Ihat she may have uaught 10 say.
DO; she keeps so great bother
Chidcs 40 sharply. ,Oohs so grave;
DO, my love, 10 please my mother,
Give mo back the kiss gave,
out upon you, false Minguillo
one you gave, but two you takel
give me back the two, my darling
Give them ioI my mothers sake
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-17
Attempted Assassination.

Paris, November 16.-This after
noon, while Prime Minister Ferry was
in the senate chamber, a man Is years
of age went to the minister Of public
instruction and asked to see Ferry.
The latter's secretary informed the
youth that Ferry was absent. The
stranger then left, but returned ten
minutes later and forced his way into
the reception room, holding in his
hand a revolver, which he kept point
ed as il ready to fire. An official seiz-
ed him and after a struggle overpower-
ed him. While being held he shouted,
"Vive La Republique Sociale viva La
Commune" The revolver was fully
loaded and thirty cartridges were
found on his person. He gave his
name as Currieu. He said he was
BORN at Haguenau, in Alsace, and was
a baker by trade. Currieu said the
murder Of the French minister had
been agreed upon at a meeting of q
secret society at Lille, and he came to
Paris to execute the order of the so.
oisty. He regretted that he had not
been successful and said that as soor
as he was liberated he would make an
other attempt which would be success
full. Ferry did not hear of the affair
until 8 O'Clock.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-17
Fatal Accident.

Kansas City, November 16.-The
west bound Rock Island train. due here
this morning, bore a party nf excursion.
lists from st. Paul and Minneapolis fol
southern California, the party occupy
ing the two rear coaches. Asthe train
neared J~amesport, Mo-, eighty-ive
miles from here, about 8 O'Clock, the
wheel OF the last car broke, and pre-
cipitated the car over a fifteen feet EN-.
bankment, turning yer twice. Adam
Gotham, a well known citizen of st.
Paul, and a Sunday school superinten-
dent, was badly injured and died this
afternoon; his daughter, aged %, was
internally hurt, her injuries are consid.
cred dangerous; his wife and another
daughter were seriously injured. Mr..
Macsmith, wife and son are badly hurt.
Several others received painful iniur-
les, but will be able to proceed with
the train, which arrived here at 4:3O
this evening. The party continued
their journey tonight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Washington, November 16. - The
president mitigated the sentence OF
dismissal in the case of Lieutenant,
Colonel Morrow to suspension from bis
rank and command with the loss OF
half pay for one year.
The testimony taken thus far to. day
by the Proteus court of inquiry relates
to supplementary instructions and
show that Darlington had none but
original orders, which he obeyed to the
letter.
Lieutenant CazIere, whose attention
was called to the statement of General
Hazen, that the plan Of landing stores
at Littleton island on their way north,
had been discovered with officers Of the
signal service, testified that 10 such
discussion took place in his presence,
and furthermore, he had been informed
by General Hazen that the original
draft of the so-called supplemental in
structions had been given by him (Ha-
zen) to the secretary of the navy, and
the movements of the Yantic to be
made conformable to that plan. Lieu
tenant Colwell, of the navy, testified
that the equipment of the Proteus was
miserable, her boilers defective and
boats unseaworthy; in fact, her owners
were about to send her away for re-
pairs when chartered by Hazen. The
ships compasses were Enthusiastically
and the captain had no idea of their
local deciation. The officers Of the YES
sci, with the exception of Captain Pike,
were young and inexperienced In Arc
tic navigation. The boats procured
for Darlington from the Brooklyn navy
yard were miserably fitted out. The
chances of the Yantic reaching Little
ton island were not such IS would in
duce the witness to wait for her. Why
she was sent north at all he did not
know.