davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
NEW YORK CITY WILD

When the Nomination Of C1evelapd and
Hendricks Was Made Known.
NV York, July l2-The nomination
of Grover Cleveland for the Presidency,
was received here with the widest hurrah in
the memory of old New Workers. 1t came
at time when the down town streets were
crowded with people, and required but a
moment to spread throughout the
business district In the vicinity
of the City Hall Park and the
newspaper offices more than thirty
thousand people had assembled at noon,
and every bulletin posted was received with
cheers. The greatest crowd Of Cleveland
men was assembled in front Of the World
building, and despite the efforts Of the
police, all street cars and business traffic 90
Park Row Was stopped To the north was
a great throng at the Sun and Tribune b,it-
letins, while the crowd in front of the. HaF>
aid packed Broadway TO
The Gates Of st. Paurs Church.
Such wild scenes and unboundcd expires
siOns OF delight have seldom been witnessed
in this city. AS the second baAOt began
coming in the excitement grew in a fever
heat Then great yell arose and the cry
Illinois for Cleveland, rang up and down
Park Row until it seemed as if each paztiG-
ular individual wsS wildly attempting to
outyell the other Down the lst Of Ssstes
ran the returns until the total of 685 for
Cleveland Vas h1ng oat, When a scene, Of
the widest enthusiasm imaginable swept
over the crowd, and deafeaine cheers, were
again aud again repeated A minute later
the huge cannon in City Had Park Aegan
booming, and she crowd ma&a a rush 70 get
closer.
Wagons Were Overturned,
women and children were tsrown daRn and
many men lost their hats il the furry. Not
until o clock did the extitemeni subside
sufficiently TO permit the resumption Of bns-
mess.
On the Produce Exchange the news ere
atsd the widest furoce. Business was sas-
pended, and between cheers and hat throw
ing the prominent members made brief
speeches. II there were any disappointed
people present they did not make themselves
known. In the dry goods district the nom
iuat;on was received with special favor. AT
the great house Of H. B. Clafin 4 Co. your
correspondent found Mr.. ClAain standing
On box addressing over one thousand
employees who had gathered in the calico
room.
Mr.. Clafiin
was earnest and hearty in expressing hii
satisfaction.
The newspapers print today several csi-
umns of interviews with leading bankers,
brokers and merchants All pronounced
favor of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Scores of Tammany men were inter,
viewed and they al accepted Cleveland
without a murmur II is believed that
John Kelly will not oppose the ticket when
he finds il so generally acceptable in the
city. but IL he does there viii be
ARevolt In Tsmmauv
sufficiently strong to break Mr.. Kelly pow
or. and this conclusion he viii no dOab
avoid. The ticket Cleveland and Hen
dricks. is looked upon here as essentially
the old ticket. and it is generally under
stood that Mr.. Cleveland is the politica
beir Of Mr.. Tilden. The demonstrations
up and down town. when the ticket hat
been completed. we're s!sa Esry eushRSi
sstic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
NOT GEORGES RATCHET.

Attempting 20 settle Deadly Feud Be-
tween FAMILIES with = Isatehss-A Bloody
Ahair.
ALBANY. n. Y. July l2.-Atro Bren-
dano, German, and William Riley. an ex-
policeman, with their families, occupy the
dwelling No. l0S Green street, this city. OF
late deadly fepd has existed between them
on account Of qusrreis between their re
ssective children. Or July (. it is alleged
the Brendano family annoyed Ms. Riley 80
much that she became Vloleatly i'll This
morning before going to work. Brendano
locked Riley in the cellar. Riley broke oat
and furioaslY assaulted Nm. BSeaisno till
she Ieaped from Windnw sad escaped.
RTealsaa was s1nDoaeis laaED- He
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
HENDRICKS.

The Great Indianian Received at His Home
With Booming Csnnon---Grand Ratihca-
tion Last Night
IxnlAxAPoLIs, july l2-Ex-Senator Hen
dricks arrived early this morning and was
received with salute He remained at his
residence during the morning where he was
the recipient of many congratulations from
friends and ueighbors Large numbers OF
congratulstOry kilograms were also received.
Mr.. Hendricks declines to answer whether
he will accept or decline the nomination,
saying II would not be proper for him to
discuss the matter until he IS formally noti-
fed. 1t is the general impression that be
will accept. A ratification meeting will be
held this evening at which Hendricks is eS-
pacted 10 speak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
FOR HARMONY.

Kanawha County Decides to Bury the
Hatchet In Favor Of the Old Bird Har-
mony.
CHARLESTON, July l2.-[ESclusive. J.
The County Convention to nominate dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention
was held to-day. Perfect harmony pre-
vailed. The convention instructed for VIII
son for Governor and for Watts for Attor-
ney General. Delegates were chosen to
Congressional and Senatorial Convention
The convention instructed for Snyder for
Congress. Judge Ferguson, Senator Ken
ma, Snyder, Wilson and Watts spoke and
each was heartily cheered. The delegates
will stick to Wilson to the last. Everybody
kent in a good humor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
WHEELING ". SUNDAY MORNING.

met Riley in saloon near by and they be-
gan fighting. They were put out and were
separated. Brendano. with friend, started
in quest Of q warrant for Riley. On their
way they stopped at friends saloon. While
they were drinking at the bar Riley came
in armed with Ratchet Approaching
Brendano before the latter observed him, he
struck the German a terrific blow in the
right side. The wounded man dropped to
the floor, Riley was about to hit him again
when the Germans friend fred his revolver
at him, whereupon he ran out and escaped.
The German is seriously injured and viii
probably die Riley has not yet been ar.
rested. He has served term in the Peui-
tentiary,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
Z. u. M.nlIIIn . 90.
THIS WEEK

During the interval Of the I've seasoa4
Spring and Fan. come the "Dun Timas."
and the merchant who finds himself ever
stocked with the seasons purchases must
devise the ways and means" to unload o.
carry his surplus to another year. With an
heavy dealers. We end ourselves with alAfys
stock Of Seasonable Goods which We pro
pose to sell, and 10 his ead VIII make such
nrices on oA goods thai will leAve no doehk
as to our willingness and desire to part with
goods we have no room to store and 10 dis
pose of them even q, great sacrifice rathee
than to carry them over, so that each ~
son may be opened with stock clcaa Ns4
fresh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
CHOLERA

Thirty Deaths at Marseilles frosa the Great
Scourge. UncontrollAble Panic Ftiis the
City.
MARsxILLEs July l2-Thirty deaths
from cholers here last evening. Between
o clock and noon to-day there was panic.
Extreme railway stations were crowded early
this morning with fugitves who fought for
tickets which agents could nOs issue fast
enough
AkTouloa.
ToULoS, July l2-Seventeen deaths
from cholera last evening.
At Paris.
PARIS July l2-TAe newspapers declare
the cases of cholera reported yesterday to
br sporadic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
PARkERSBURG.
A Thief Captured = He Confesses His
Crime-Sad Drowning of n Boy.

A Thief Captured - He Confesses Hts
Crime-Sad Drowning of Boy.
PARKEREBURG, July IA Exclusive. +
Wash McKinu, blacksmith, hailing from
Steubenville, Ohio, and who has been
boarding at Mrs. Brenners, this city. stole
a child's bank. He left for Ohio last night,
but was captured at Belpre by Chief Mehan,
of Parkersburg, and with confederate
named George NJ 0lpey Of
Brilliant. Ohio. lodged in Jail there. In his
examination to-day he confessed the crime
and was committed to Jail He will 60 TO
Moundsv;lle as soon as the CT rcuit Cour
meets. Grand Jury copvenes next
week. A ten year old son of Jacob Keller
was drowned while bathing in the KanIwha
river at noon to-day. The body has not
been recovered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
the COCKEYED.

An Anti-MOnOpOlist says Batter, the
Anomaly, VIII Not support Cleveland
This Il Good News
New YORx. July i2.-John y. Henry.
President Of the Nstionsi Ant-nonopoly
Organization said to-day have not heard
from Butler since Cleveland was nominated.
but from what he said to me before going
to Chicago | an confident he viii not sup
port Cleveland. He cannot do it. He has
formally accepted the nomination Of the
Anti-uoaopolists and he telegrsphed me
from Chicago Thursday saying be would
never cOnsea: 70 ,ae aoRias;iagot Of aeal,
poI.ss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
Run Over.

TrFFN, o., July l2.-[ Exclusive. The
odore Krauss was accidentally thrown un-
der moving train on the B. & o. Railway,
near Belleville, Ohio, this afternoon, and
instantly killed. He is a son Of John
Krauss, a prominent citizen Of this city.
His remains will be brought to this city for
burial
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
T.mmany VIII Not Bolt.

NE~ YoRK, July ll.-Thsre we're rumo<s
that Tsmnsuy Hall had boited. bot the
leading Tammany men Who are 10 tovn say
that the organization VIII support Ciere-
land.
The New York markets went up ~hea
the news Of Clevelands nomination came.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13

THE Howe Sewing Machine Co. extend
8 cordial invitstion to nj using sssing ma
chimes 10 call sni see the Psrfscted High
Ara Hove. Samples nos ga sStsaltian st
tbets ssIesrooas,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

The balance Of our stock OF Summer Siikt
which even now is double that OF all COM
petition, we will offer at 3Sc, ioc, SOC and
Tjc per yard. These prices We guarantees
to be the lowest ever made and our Silks
the bes, value ever offered In any market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
NE WAS TOO ANXIOUS

To SEQ the Country Here Below and Now
He Has Picnic.
MILwAcxEE, Wis. July l2.-George
Sloan. aged twenty-seven, residing on lndi-
ana avenue, Chicago, passenger on the in
coming Prairie du Chen division train, was
killed by the Wauwetosa bridge three
miles from Milwaukee, this morning II Is
Supposed Lha, he pat his head ont the car
ria10S sEt Vas stack 5y bridge tinbers,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

What is kft of our stock % Ladios' -
ChildreSs Suits in Silk, Cashmere, White
Lawn anil Figured Swiss, which hare hses-
tofore bern regarded as the most remaska-
bic bargsin brought N this marked, " Viii
make prices so extremely Low thaa The most
critical b.yer will n satisfied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

The price, on our stock ot PsrassiA inels1-
ing the seasons choicest novelties 80 ds~a
10 the lssest notch thu, can be reached
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

On our stock of Hosiery Sad Cloves -
new prices sirl differ 30 greatly Iron ~
that aHe that runs may read"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

The largest and most st.ractivs stest q
Carpets nov in th;. market win spssas =
new prices made 20 lo~ that 10 hoass u
the trade will make su sssssp 70 daPk
cate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
THIS WEEK

We will place on sale our entire stocs q
Summer Dress Psries, wb;eh In quastity.
quahty and prices hos pot been evssllcd,
and close Ii. stock n just oo~halfks visa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-13
AND

VIA. fcs wat of spses Asssisst sepsaf =
this sdver.hemest se vin
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

Lizard sEiu, urc shIpprd from Tuhu,ro To-
the Emitted State,
Indian corn il ~ srurrc aud dear In Miur
that the municipal authorities hive been
compelled Ia pluCu h ON sale ut a low prize,
Tho people ut IurulucH- were Ut last ace
counts expecting ton new curs irpm New
York iuT IhriI street railway,
\ cloud at grusshuppvrs ten leagues long
and ,Hlli Wide recently settled down In the
~Itiu,I tUNuun,
The pcuplrut Nmurlum Kill l1,Un,nn pounds
NJ grpsshOpprr> Ia "a week,
No ilru at thv Importance ui the iTuit M
dustry la Colorado" says the canon city Re-
porter, scan hc formed 10y those not CONVEX.
SAINT with the mct>, The met j. demonstrated
hrNuud a doubt thai there II uu state IN Ia"
Union that SURPRISES colorado us n lrull'pro,
dUcng state, The iruit trees, bushes, nnd
vines that are In bearing IN frymunt 'unlN,
pr, moi only most wonderfully prolific, hut
they produce annually, every tree IA nn or
rhIrl bearing prnlu~"iN each year without
mtcrni>>ion, The trees In and about Canon
htVv continued To- produce every ycnr an IN
creased amount, and none of them skip a ScH-
son. This j. r''murhUhlc, nnI j not the ,ulc
In other fTuit.grnwiug sections. The fruit
crop is one that muy he depended upon In
Fremont county ~ sure source ~ revenue,
and the large arun oi territory dependent up.
on the valleys will always furnish ~ 'l' nlnnd
sufficiently great Ia insure very r"numcr-
i've prices.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
TIlE WORLDS FAll'.
rHt COMMISSION sHs IN SESSION


ArsflN, July IL. Special, col. Ell.
Fair, arrived this morning ut 10 o'clock,
Seven District and H. or ~ Honorary
commissioners, together with II small
audience, assembled IN the hall of the
Representatives. col, Elliott delivered
AN Interesting address ahuilhding with
valuable Information relative 10 the
work being done in the state. lie said
the District commissioners IN thor
Hcnl and lnhors, far sur
passed his most sanguinc OK
pcctnti0ns and were doing good service
Tor the state. lie stated some fifteen or
twenty county societies had been or
ganizcd and about sixteen ladies' so
cictics, and all articles sent to New
Orleans by them, or by any exhibitor,
will be well cared for and returned I'M
injured. lie said that when the people
Of the North and East SEQ the mngniii-
cent display Texas was sure To make.
they would cease to cherish deliNions
entertained by them Of the primitive
ways of Texas and would discover
We are a cultured and intelligent people.
In Galveston he said he had
requested mid and the people responded
with magnificent liberulity by agreeing
to build for Texas II handsome structure
that should serve TO Illustrate the great
ness of the State and in which the arti-
clcs coming from Texas will he displayed.
Ii will he elegantly arranged inside.
Sanger Brothers, of Dallas, have contrib
utcd $1,000 for the purpose. The rail-
roads will lend n helping hand by trans
porting all articles for exhibition Tree of
charge. The State of Louisiana has APP
propriatcd S60O,OOO and in addition has
borrowed 81 100000 from the general Gov
eminent. The Government has also set
apart S25O,OW for the erection of build
ingS to contain the National exhibits.
He asked that the county associations
cooperate vigorously in the work. and
predicted that Texas would lead the
States If every one did his duty.
Col. j. w. Booth, DR.. King and Others
made brief and appropriate speeches.
\ resolution was adopted that com
mittee of three, with Col. Elliott rs
Chairman, be appointed to secure passes
over railroads for the honorary Commits
sioncrS while prosecuting their work, TO
he good to New Orleans and return till
February list, 1881.
pointed: Col. Elliott, \. w. Mcrri
weather, of Frio county; Dr. Y. \. King,
of BcNar: Mai. Joe Stewart, of Travis.
\ committee to raise additional money
was appointed us follows: Col. j. W.
Booth, of Wise county; DR.. Gregg. ol
san Saba; W. II. Woodward. Of IN
dianola; II. \. lIalbcrt, Of torsicana; DR..
Mcneil, Of luling.
\ vote OF thanks was rendered Col.
Elliott for the zeal and Intelligent man
ner in which he is conducting the work
10 have Texas properly represented.
\ vote of thanks was also rendered
Mrs. Winkicr and the ladies OF the State
who are taking IN interest in the work.
United States Commissioner Gam
mage will meet the District Commits
siuners here next Tuesday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

rh, Gulnn stIgg,r-plunicr T. not only pro
Jrct"d" ny high turin on the imports oi
that island, hat the exports ar" also taxed -
that the protection he gets has about kiiIrd
his business. The New England ,truccr
makes the following statement: "lfmoiuSSc>
were given Ia ANY one In cuba, hc would be-
nut of pocket Ia bring II Ia this market and
sell II nj the market price; and as the United
States take, u very Rlgc portion of the mo
lnsSs made there, the condition Of the market
l. at 'uriou, importance. To Illustrate, tn"
fiNcd charges In cuban ports for package and
export duty are : ,c,utS i cal, freight - I'M
Surunc" aud landing churs">, |; import duty
here, I; ~ per cent. fer loss IN weight, or (;
AMI YOU win have II total of l. ~ the cost ni
bringing mola>>"N here, II 1t cost nothing
Itself"
choice, III "a llc; LaguNra, lie; Java ne.
TEAs-lmpcriul, iHOhbc: Young Tyson, iva
500; Oolong, iiHGnr; Japan. 6WdGjc.
CGNHs-Powdrrrd, Wlc:. cut loaf, Nc;
graduated, SIC; standard \ |, - e; LomiSi-
nun white clarified, -: yellow clarified, 1S4c:
choice Louisiana, g..
Observation-Disclosures choice, Coo; prime,
Sc: Itir 10 good, inc: cor, syrup, ijc; sugar
syrup, Gldtic; rcbnilcd limIlc.
EAGGING-purc lutte. -. lbs, lG'ic; r yard,
~ ius. ~ &C.; ties, l.li r bundle,
klCE--W Wholesale, ~ iidI e..
tRACKERS-SOdu y, &c; MN, &c; cream,
S6Nr-ollr.' 80 = box, blue India. y N
bars, $50 r box; = 10 bars, 40 e box; iS
CNSnIHs-Stnr, full weight, DC: short,
IA,
CHEESE-Full cream. ne.
RoPE-lOc basis; cotton rope, lSr.
WELL BUCK ETs-i.0Udi.1j = dozen.
LoTmEspINs-ltuund, Gjc; sprug LOO r
box.
MEASrREs-is huShcl. iron ruund, ioU i
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 300; 6-hOop. 2.25.
TUES nest, ~; nest, 30; No. L. 300 e
dozen; No. S.GO; No. >. 100.
WRAPPING PArER-Rag and straw, iyGIl".
PowDER-5.O0 r. kcg of - lbs; l2i4 do, 30:
81 do, l.jl: blasting kegs, $50. Shot-drop bag,
2.dsd2.lO; buck. 2.22Jl2;ii.
PICKLES-Chow-chow, 3-barrcl. barrel $50
2-gallon pals, chow-chow,. l.5O; 3-gallon
glass quarts, 200; glass y gallon, $50; glass
gallon, i.7j; glass hex, gallon, 40.
COAL OII-llO degrees fire test, in barrels,
Gle: 10 test oil in cans, 30; $50 degrees fire
MAcKEREI-No. barrels. 1880; No. -
barrels, 80; No. h-barrcls, 100; No. q
barrels, 100: No. barrels, 200; No. l kits,
Lib; No . kits, los; No. kits, 100.
HOLLAND II ERRING-lmportcd,i % c keg.
CASDY-Stick, llisc q III; fancy, l5d2r.
RAISINs-London layers
CIDER-Crab apple, ioc; Missouri cider, sue
q gallon; vinegar, gallon, ls@2Oc. 49,
STARCH-Pearl, &C. royal glass, ~; Bon
ton l. ~ packages &c; corn starch, In pack
ages, Sc; H. N wood box glass, 7l4c; S-ib paper
LyE-Concrntratcd,2 .7vdiOo
JUGs-We quote: lie Z gallon for glazed;
crooks, lOc r gallon for glazed.
ToMAToEs-2-lb standard, LOB; Bib stan
dard, SL25.
BACON-Short clear sides. llc;. short clear,
dry salt, lOalOAc; hams, l33ic; breakfast ba-
fLARD-Tlerce, 94c; 5O-ib cans, 0lGc; 10. III
cans, lOl.d; 5-'b cans, lDasc; 3-ib
cans, lU4c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Wool,linrs Av0 rtltnits,

laaiuu d.i Hi.Ii H,a lnwt Un. Io.I ~
|.U |..HI. f| INI..i .Il. unl HI
... NH.. ItUututrf.l Hi tNuut ltst Vr ts
..... luD lIusH'i uua Iuolud. l'Nf
uIU. i..uHu1 lluiuus $50. W .I cents 'nf
Ifstauuu q r.uis fIl ..tluu., ~ ~ INtr Ripe
.tp. t.u.s. uuu iwu NuutINi'u lu N.U
.rfE Uu IIsluu account ui ''I t.Ui' since
.Ist Nttk thr iWrk t.Iuui alton urIiN.l ttuiu
Iustfip Win uhuul Hluu hllls und Nlp-
IhIrh prn moi suld, unl lG,f1s lltl"., NJ VliIrl
.Iwfu. Vrtr suld d - t.uts. Ilu MIG \lt"-
.rII.uurrINrl from the lilu t,uiudp, ~,
Iurtt HusluIu- u itrlN IuunN tome NJ
Iuud. ul leather uru VUlri uud selling uul,
ut-Iuuii luta friDu- ur" barely maintained,
lut luviy /. hu disposition Ia make Any MT
uriul concessions,
Wont.H Mexican, free Ofhurrs, dl2ci Mex
team improved, lsalhr; coarse, lu"i nir NE.
.lium 2ud2lc, nnc wool, according todirt aud
condition, llH.2c; bury, aGpc per pound
.,vs gTCurliuW Ia lurr-,
IIIpES-l'rimc plump flni'. % Ms and m.
he per N; seconds, plump iiinls ~ lh> und ~,
l1C per H.. PRIME it-ht Nud kips, l2c per ID
'ulIs, bulls AMI stays, ht'h' per N; dry sailed,
rdlli g, according to cundItioni green sailed,
fHic,
PGITRITs-Dccr skins, 2Nd2lc; antelope, 10
dlic; scul skins, lyG4lc; sheep pclts, ~ per
wool, g,tdiiic; shrarllngs, lulDbr.
TNLLuw-Primr tallOw, &c; ullow grease,
Ji5l 90; grease, yellow Ia brown, AdS',
RrEswNN-primc yellow, lOc; dark and
adultcratcd, lsg9Dc,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Shooting ARRAY Mt Galveston.

GALVESTON, July lj.-About $50 to-
night shooting ARRAY occurred at the
residence of julius Gensey, better known
as "Jinks, the hackman," between him
self and Claude Grassland, growing ont of
CrOSSanu's attention 10 Miss GenSinS,
resulting in GenSinG getting II bullet in
but is applying for divorce and has
been paying assiduous court to
Miss Gc,ising. 70 this her father
objected. Last night Grassland
called and took the young
lady to the beach, not returning fr, III
there until quite late. She was afraid
to 70 hume, and spent the night ut Mrs.
Pollcy's, a lady friend. Her father
being cruel to her, she sought
place to-day, where she could earn
her own living. This evening with
Grassland she visited her fathers resi-
dence, got her clothes, and was met by
her father at the gate. lie told her she
could not enter. She told him what she
came for, when he permitted her to enter
IN e house. Gonsig then turned ulOl
Grassland. upbrai,lod him and said one
thai he didn't think that was nee
essary, that his motives were
honorable, that as soon as he
obtained u divorce he intended
marrying his daughter. Gensig tIrnC'
and went into the house. Cros: la d
heard the daughter demonstrating. l Q
presently appeared at the 40 r
with Il revolver which pointed
at Grassland. The daughter
sprang forward and seized the pistol
arm, turned the muzzle upward, when
It went off in The air. She then dashed
INTO the yard, seized Grassland, and
,yas h,wrying him out OF the yard,
followed by The irate father, who
fred five shots at the fleeing
couple, Grassland turned and fired one
shot. taking effect MS stated. Grassland
was arresJcd and gave bond for $50 to
appear for preliminary examination and
was released 'Jinks" was conveyed
10 the house and medical treatment
summoned. The wound is not serious.