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German Xeterana

ST. LOUIS, June l6.--The second and
last days session of the annual conyen-
ton of the German Veterans was called
to order at s o'clock this morning in
Germania Hall. by President Carl
Winckler.
Albert Rosenmunn, of st. Louis, Of
Tered an amendment TO the constitu.
ton changing the rates of representa-.
ton of societies in the national
organization from one delegate
for every 100 members To
two delegates for every 90 members
or less and another delegate for every 80
members additional or fraction Of so
The amendment was adopted unani.
mously.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-Carl Winckler, OF Chicago.
.Vice-President-Fred P6tzemiter, OF
Cincinnati.
Secretsry-S. Softer, of Milwaukee.
Tressurer-Herman Hoffman, OF ST.
Louis.
Board of Trustees Phil Horwltz, of
Milwaukee, chairman; p. Marllet, of
Denver, o. j. Miller, OF Cincinnati.
Cincinnati was selected az the place
for holding the next annual convention,
The convention then adjourned, finally.
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JOSEPH H. BROWN
w holesale Grocer
FORT WORTH TEXAS
PERSONAL.

Captain Il. p. Cove n, OF Fort Worth
was In the city yesterday.
f. p, Holland, editor OF the Farm and
Rancho, Austin, Is in the city.
i.Colonel j. IL. Brltton has returned
from flying trip to Sherman.
Hon. j. o. Terrell, wife and child, OF
Terrell, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Maloney lef5 via tho
Missouri Pacific last night for Denver,
Colorado,
Mrs. Oscar Becker left via the Mis-.
sour Pacific last night for Buffalo,
New York.
Captain Il. q. Douglass, the efficient
sheriff OF Grayson County, WAS in the
city yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sumpter left via
the Texas Il Pacific Yesterday for Den.
yer, Colorado, via El Paso.
Il. w. LooEport aud j. O. Carter leave
wa tue Texas q Pacific this morning
for Charlotte, North Carolina.
Hon. j. p. Smith, Mayor OF Fort
Worth, and Mr.. Morgan Jones, Of that
place, were in tho city yesterday.
Mr.. f. Il. Robinson and wife, OF
Weatherford, Will leave here to-day via
tho Texas n Pacific for Warm Springs
North Carolina.
Mrs. Eb Hurt LETT last night for Aus.
TIN 10 visit her parents, Governor Ire.
land and wife. She was accompanied
by Miss Belle Hughes.
Judge G. N. Aldridge, wife and son
leave this morning on a visit TO rela-
lives at Hearne aud visit 60 the
mountains Of East Tennessee.
Rev. Mrs. II. A. Bourland, OF George
town, is on visit TO her many friends
in this city. Az present she IL the
guest of Or. j. Ii. Gibbs, Floyd street
East Dallas,
Mrs. A. n. Bradshaw, daugters anC
son Brown, left via the Texas Il Pacifi,
vest erday for Bristol, Tennessee. MIR
Brown Bradshaw goes on to Annapolis
AZ a naval student.
Miss Lille Knight, a lovely young
lady who has been visiting the family
of DR.. Meeks, i3 Emma street, for sew
eral weeks past. makes her departure
this morning for her home in Virginia.
Miss Knight has made many friends
during h0r stay here who would be
overjoyed to see her repeat her Walt.
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GAINEsvILLE, June l6,-[Special. l.
News has just reached here of tho lynch
ing of three horse thieves near Heald-
ton, Indian Territory, about o. miles
north OF this city. The citizens had
been molested so much by horse thieves
that they organized posse and went in
pursuit of them several days ago. They
captured three of the gang, Morgan,
Williamson and a boy named Moon.
They, strung them all up on one limb
and then buried them In one hole. IL is
said that the citizens are still in search
OF the rest OF the gang, and II they catch
them they, Will probably share their
comrades fate.
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prI.e drill AT Palestine.

PALESTINE, June l6.-[Special. The
festival given at the opera hall last night
by the lady honorary members for the
benefit of the Palestine Rifles was In
every way successful. In the competl
tive drill for gold medal First Ser.
geant Phil oronin and Fourth Sergeant
Beatty tied. The tie was decided by a
vote, Cronin winning, the votes netting
$50. Private Ed Egbert received the
prize for the best cleaned gun.
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
THE ToRlEs:sTlLL cAuCusslNe
NothiBg Definite About the Cabinet
Cholera Horrors Increasing inspain.
Irish JOY at Spencer's Depar-
ture-General Foreign.
The British Crisis.

CHURCHILL IN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, June 16.-Lord Randolph
Churchill is holding conference to-day
with the Marquis OF Salisbury. 1t is re.
ported the subject under consideration
Is the necessity of an extension of the
crimes act.
At the close Of the conference to-day
between the Marquis of Salisbury and
Lord Randolph Churchill, Lord Ran.
dolph proceeded to the Carlton Club,
There members wore gathered to hear
the result OF his conference with the
marquis. The Conservatives in gem
eral are disappointed that no progress
has been made since yesterday, and
fears are expressed that the delay
10 form Cabinet will
damage the prospects of tho
Tory party in the approaching general
elections. Matters just now are at q
standstiil. The Conservatives appear
reluctant to take office until the opinion
or the whole party can be ta6en. Sails
bury will confer with the Queen again
Tomorrow. In the meantime nothing
will be done regarding foreign, colonial
or Indian affairs, without the Marquis
OF Salisbury being consulted.
Earl Carnarvan, who was secretary
OF State for the colonies In lS66-67 and
again from 1874 to 1878; Baron Rowlon,
the well-known private secretary OF tho
late Earl OF Beaconstield; Sir Michael
Edward Hicks Beach, at present mem.
Der of Parlisment,and at one time Score
tary OF State lor tho colonies, and Lord
John Manners, who has been three
times first commissioner of works, with
a seat in the Cabinet and postmaster
general from 1874 to 1880, were in confer
ence to-day with tho Marquis OF Sails
bury.
THE QUEEN STARTS FOR WINDSOR.
The Queen left Balmo-al Castle at Q
o'clock this afternoon for Windsor. Her
majesty was accompanied by Princess
Beatrice.
one report in circulation this after
noon regarding the conference of Lord
Randolph Churchill and the Marquis of
Salisbury, is that the two leaders be
came reconciled, each granting conces.
sion in relation to the administration
of affairs, and that the Cabinet is now
being formed on the basis of.the agree
ment between them.
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Sherryhomes delivered at Bowie to Mr..
Ooop, OF Cobb Bros, bunch of $50 head
9d STOCK cattle, according to contract,
rms Is one of several contracts that
nave been filed and cattle delivered
The HERALD correspondent was in
formed yesterday by different parties,
Inciuulng one from the Denton Creek
country, southeast of Bowie, that they
noticed cotton lately eaten down out.
ing OUT again and looking green.
aprop0s OF prohibition, Bowie has
nourishing lodge of Good Templars.
numbering 80 or more members, The
temperance cause Is growing steadily
mere, and this order already embraces
IN us membership some of the best ma
terial in or around the town.
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NliN Council.

City Council met in regular session
asst evening at the City Hall. There
was full board present, Mayor
Brown presiding. Tho minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap.
proved. Really, this is about all the
Council did. Some business of minor
Importance was transacted, and there
was more or less squabbling over this
and that project.
An ordinance to open Masten street
from Pacific avenue to Bryan street
passed its first reading, when some OF
the property owners along the proposed
street, appraised by the proper com.
mittee, wanted to know if their private
contracts with Mr.. W. o. Conner would
be guaranteed and carried out. The
city not having anything to do with
private contracts, a chill fell upon the
ordinance, which was laid away until
the next meeting to recuperate.
The council then adjourned until the
next regular session.
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MINEoLA, June l0.-ISpecial. Rev.
p. b. G. Watson, an eminent lecturer, is
delivering a series of lectures on the
Bible at the Baptist Church in this
place.
The question OF a city park is greatly
agitating the minds OF some Of the most
promiren. business men.
An impromptu soiree ut the opera hall
laat eyenidg was greatly enjoyed by all
Participants.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
PENN BANK WlsNoLERs ON TRIAL
Indian Territory Horse Thieves Lynohed
Bloody Feud in Kentucky-The
Weatherford Tragedy-Hung
Jury ut Fort Worth.
Trial of the Penn Bank swiudlers.

Arihl OF tne rem Bank Swtndlers,
PITTsBURa, juno l6.-The trial OF
w. N. Riddle and G. G. Reiber, presi
dent and cashier of the detunct Penn
Bank, on the charge of conspiracy, was
resumed in the Criminal Court to-day
The court room was densely packed,
and the greatest interest was mani.
Tested in the proceedings. The indi-
Yldual book-keeper, Mr.. Rowley, and
the teller, Mr.. Normicutt, were the
only witnesses examined TO. day up to the
noon recess. The latter gave detailed
statement concerning the payment of
checks on the accounts which
were overdrswn, and stated that
ex-President Hopkins, Director Nc.
Laughlin and others examined the
over-drafts and must have been aware
OF their existence. Mr.. Hopkins would
mark the places on the books when he
examined them. The case promises Ia
be protracted one.
In the afternoon j. M. Young, the
general bookkeeper, was recalled. ae
stated that one time, in October, 1888
there was difference OF $7i0,00C
between the general and individual
lodgers, caused by tho overdrafts moi
having been taken account of in the
statement book. On May 81, 1884, by
Mr.. Riddles directions, he drew up q
statement aud charge up 1892 600 cash
slips, which reduced the amount due
depositors to Sl,01S,0OO. Mr.. Young
stated further, on cross.examination
that the directors had at times over.
drawn their accounts. The largest
amounts were: A. NJ. Csvitt, $l6,3lO; A,
A. Hutchinson, Si5, 257; d. w. Carroll
$500; James II. Hopkins, $40.
II. Is. Swearington, agdirector, was
then sworn. He said that he did NOT
know anything about the fictitious &C.
counts or directors severance.
Hutchinson, Reymer and Carroll
were then put on the stand in the or.
der named. They denied all knowl.
edge of the fictitious accounts.
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Ex-Confederates.

FoRNEY, June 10. Editor HERALD
please place the following in your paper
and ask others throughout the state To
copy:
To Unattached ex-Con, ederate Mississippi.
ans Who Enrolled at Our last Reunion al
Dallas:
l would respectfully call your atten.
ton to that clause. OF resolutions
adopted at our last reunion, that each
member enrolled shall pay the sum OF
81 to deiray incidental expenses OF next
reunion such as publishing, buying rolls
badges etc. Please toward Immediately
TO Il. M. Daniel vice president Of un.
attached ext oufederate Mississippians,
Forney, Texas.
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LABOR MATTERS.
Almost COMPROMISED.

PITTspURG, June l6,-At the confer.
ence of iron manufacturers and work.
men this afternoon the sheet mill men
will offer compromise with the manu-
fscturers on per cent. reduction. II
this is accepted the scale will be signed,
as the difference between the two
sides have narrowed down to the sheet
mill clause. The workmen say this is
the last concession they will make ana
the compromise proposition was de-
cided upon after long elaboration and
for the purpose of avoiding a long
strike. 1t is believed that the mAnufao-
tuners will accept
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Nvnnthnrrnrh Nntna

WEATHERFORE, June l6.-Special. +
Two old men amused themselves and
bystanders to-day by practiclng on
each other with horse whips. Neither
were hurt. They were arrested and
taken before the mayor.
A good rain fell this
morning, which will lay the dust for a
day or so.
Rev. N. l.. New has taken charge OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
as pastor. He has lately graduated at
Lebanon, Tennessee.
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Dallas Needed In

DENIsoN, June Is. Il. p. Turner, ticket
agent SOC Main street, Dallas.
SIR-Have arranged for an extra
Pullman sleeper to run from Dallas ia
st. Louis on the 10. 80 p. m. train from
brick depot via the Missouri Pacific
railway whenever needed. The sleeper
Logansport now at Dallas is for that
purpose. Notify me when you want to
run the extra sleeper, so / can send
another sleeper there for the next night
g. V. MoRFoRT,
Superintendent.
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Colorado City.

@CoLoRADo CRY, Juno l6.-[Speclal.l J.
Notwithstanding the fact that II rains
nearly overy dsy,tbe weather continues
warm.
Judge Jennings, OF Waco, ceased his
term ~ special judge Of the District
Court yesterday.
The wool market continues very lively.
The prospect new is that The sheep In
dustry will be looked upon much more
favorably for investment this season
than last,
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WARM WELCOME TO AN AMERICAN THE
ATRICAL COMPANY.

WARM WELCOME TO AN AMERICAN THE.
ATRICAL COMPANY.
PRAGUE, June l6.-Czech Theatrical
Company from Chicago have arrived on
visit to the new Czech theatre. The
arrival of the theatrical company from
the United States was made the occa-
sion for popular demonstration.
Crowds of people wero at the railway
station and received the visitors
with laundering cheers. The burgo-
master was present and delivered an
address OF welcome. All OF the national
societies in Prague and surrounding
country united in grand procession
with many bands of music and great
display of banners. The streets through
which the procession marched from the
railway station to the Czech Theatre
were lined with people, who welcomed
the visitors IN one continuous cheer.
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Decatur Notos.

DECATUR, June le.-[speclsl.l IA
splendid shower last night, Weather
fair this morning. Crops fine. Health
good. People happy. Worms disap-
pearing. Prohibition booming.
The streets around the public build.
ings are assuming a new phase under
the hands OF the county convicts
Gravel walks have been constructed
and the court house yard subsoiled ana
set in Bermuda grass.
Decatur Lodge, No. 447, A. +. of A. NJ.
will have Masonic dinner and public
installation of officers on the Ath in.
slant. Professor John Collier, OF Mans
field, will deliver the address.
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Young Horse ThleYes

MCKINNEY, June 10, Special. This
morning John Dennis, colored lad Of
10 or II years, and John Bates, a
colored lad of years, stole fine mare
from the square and role her of. They
were pursued and arrested couple OF
miles from town. The want OF a house
OF refuge and the youth OF the offenders
render 1t likely that tho boys will DO
discharged, provided parents first give
thom q so und thrashing,
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THE OLD DRESS MUST 40.

THE ODD DKEss MUST 90,
WARSAW, June l6.--General Gourko
has forbidden the use OF the Ukraine
national dress as livery for servants.
The poles are greatly irritated by his
tyrrany.
PRONOUNCED A CANARD,
ST. PETERSBURG, June l6.-The Jour.
nal de st, Petersburg states that there is
no truth whatever in the report that the
Russians have taken possession of or
that they have occupied a harbor In
Corea.
DISASTROUS FIRE,
Fire at Kizllatvat destroyed all the
material for the Trans. Caspian Railway.
Workmen are returning to Baku, on the
west shore of the Caspian Soa.
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Bowie, June l6.--tSpecial.l-A hard
rain fell here last night, commencing at
abouts o'clock and lasting between one
and two hours. Except some wheat and
oats blown down, no damage was caused
by II, and cornfelds Of course benefited.
An immense crop OF this last-named
staple product will DO made, the great
est, perhaps, eyer raised here. Mr. ], W.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, June l6-The Ma
tionsl Council of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics met in this
city this morning and were received by
Governor Pattison on the part of tho
State and by DR.. j. G. Hutton, presi-
dent Of the Common Council, for the
city. The report of the secretary shows
the order TO be In successful condition.
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Horse ThlnYna nnntnr.d

SAN ANGELO, Juno l6.-[Special. =
Juan Gartillas and two brothers, Cres-
and and Ion, Mexlcans, were to-day COM
mitted for the theft of horse from Tom
Blashingame, on May %, in default of
$500 bail. They took the animal as far
as Murphysville, In Preside County,
where they were arrested by Blashin-
game and brought back.
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Pleuro- Pneumonia. |

LOUISVILLE, Juno l6.-The existence
of pleuro-pneumonia among the cattle
OF Harrison County, Kentucky, has at
tracte6 the attention OF the State Board
of Health and orders were issued to-day
by that body establishing quarantine
regulations, aud making the farm Of
Trisbie q Lake, near Cynthiana, quaran-
,tna terntt ndu.
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Base Bnll.
HanIan and Taemnr.

TORONTO, June .l6.-Hanlan has re.
ceived a dispatch from Teemer to meet
him in Buffalo tomorrow night to ar
range the terms OF a race between them.
1t Is doubtful II Hanlsn will be able 10
go there, but q meeting will take place
soon. He is getting new boat built by
Warran RrOs -
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fortunate killing at the large mills a
few miles east from here. A young man
named Dick Wentzell, after being from
his sweetheart IL months, visited her,
While in the house her sister, Mrs.
Peterson, picked up an old empty pistol,
aimed 1t playfully at his face, dis,
charged 1t and the oall entered his
eheek and is still In his head. He was
brought here on the train for treat
ment, but will die before morning,
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uard XyIn,er m IcaIapd

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June l6.-Fish-
ing vessels from Iceland report that the
past winter in that place has been the
most severe known. Almost all the
cattle persisted and fish are very scarce
Up 10 the middle OF May heavy snow
storms were stu rigging.
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DISASTROUS FIRE


JOY AT sPENCER's DEPARTURE.
DUBLIN, June l6.-The Parnellites are
organizing for the purpose OF holding q
monstrous demonstration 20 show their
pleasure at the departure OF Earl Spen-
Ger, Lord-Lieutonant, from Ireland, on
Saturday next.
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A Hung Jury,

Fort WORTH, June l6.-[speclal.l i
The Herrin jury came in to-day and
said they could not agree, but were sent
back 10 their room to deliberate. Nine
are for murder in the first degree and
three for murder In the second degree
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BeRten TO DeRth.

DEL Rio, June l6.-[Special. lon the
10Th instant, on Dlgnowity's ranch,
hear here, Gumicindo Hernandeza, a
peaceable Mexican, was beaten TO
death by one Gutierrez, gardener, who
escaped into Mexico,
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COTTON BELT REPORT
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum tenn.
peraturoi also the rainfall for the past "a
hours, Is as follows:
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Gambling Rooms CIosed

MEMPHIS, June l6.-All the public
gambling houses and poker rooms in
the city were closed this afternoon by
the city authorities at the request of the
grand jury of the Criminal Court.
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Tho nalIna rrniter nvnn

CHICAGO, June l6.-ISpecial. l-Jo.
rome Turner, the Dallas trotter, won to-
davis great race, defeating largo field.
Time: 2:l9lE-2:20-2:l7h.
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Marine NIattera.
FORT OF NEW oRLEAN

NEW ORLEANS, June &c. Cleared : The
steamships Excelsior and Hudson for
New York.
Arrived: The steamship Chalmette,
from New York.
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Attempted AssaasInat finn.

WACO, June l6,-lSpecisl.l-New is
received from Corryell County of the at
tempted assassination of James Culp.
postmaster at Corryell City, by James
Cross. The l0tter's pistol missed fire
and he was arrested and Jailed.
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England.

LONDON, June l6.-The meeting at
Ascot Heath began to-day, The race
for the Ascot stakes was won by AL
thorp; Esurasian, second; Polemic,
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The We II Ira d

WEATHERFoRD, June l6.-ISpecial.l l.
James Lee, who was killed on yester-
day by his partner, James II. Milliken,
was buried to-day with Masonic hon
ors. A large concourse followed his re-
mains to their last resting place. The
deceased was native Of Canada, and
was "A years of age. He had lived
here for the last seven or eight wears.
lilo was member Of the Masonic and
knights of Honor lodges OF this CITY.
He leaves wife and three children.
Lee and Millikin were partners in
the building OF the court
house. and several building now
in the course of erection.
No alleged or apparent cause is assigned
for the killing. The rumOr is that they
had had some difficulty or misunder-
standing concerning a settlement of
some of their business. No new develop
ments as yet have come TO light.
James II. Milliken has lived in this CITY
and county for the last 25 years and has
always been quiet and peaceable citl.
zen, he is q brother to tho president of
the First National Bank here,
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Accidentally Shot.

HousToN, June l6.-Ispecial.l News
reached here this evening Of q most un-
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Freight Thieves Arrested a, San An,or,,

ST. LOUIS, June l6.-Information is
obtained here from an official source
that June Yates, alias Frazer and
Henry Turner, colored, employed AZ
transfer men at the freight depot of the
International Il Great Northern
Railway at San Antonio, mem
bers OF an organgized ring Of freight
thieves, were arrested by inspectors of
the Secret Service Department., on the
instruction Of Thomas Furlong, Chief of
the Missouri Pacific and Wabash Secret
Service, to-day, or that place. A large
amount OF stolen property was
recovered, and moro arrests are 10
follow at once. The gang has
been operating on freight depots for
about year. Their method of stealing
was to open packages, select what part
OF the contents they desired, and TO
carefully re-cooper thom In such man
ner that the stealings were not detected
until checked by the consignees. Their
positions afforded the thieves splendid
opportunity to carry on this work with
out fear Of detection from officers of the
station,
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Grand concert at Mayors Gareen TO-
night by Lechner's Tyrolean Troupe
and Meme Bros Band. Admission 10
cents.
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Grand concert Mt Mayors Garden to-
night by Lechner's Tyrolean Troupe
and Meme Bros. Band. Admission 10
cents
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FLOTSAM.

j. Levin beat his wife and was jerked
up and fined for 1t.
Joe Polser was arrested yesterday and
put under bond for disturbing the peace
and assault and battery.
Grand concert at Mayors Garden to
night by Lecbner's Tyrolean Tronpe
and Meme Bros Band. Admission 10
cents.