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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14
w. c. r U.
[ This Column is Edited under The Direction
Of The W. G.. y. Union Of Re'rpbug.] /

Throw back your shoulders, prohibition
voieri Hold up your head The work
you are doing Ia beginning TO tell,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

The THREE OUTLETS Of disease are the
bowels, the skin and the kidneys. Regu-
Lite their action with the best purifying
tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14
oAnD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Piison desire 10 re-
turn their sincere thanks 10 the many
friends who 40 kindly assisted aud COM
forieI them. In their sad bereavement, on
the death OF their son. little Ray.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

Measured by its bnlk, fly is fourteen
hnndred times M strong ps man, and yet
Boston puts screens in the windows and
throws The front door open TO Sullivan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

Republicans were very angry with the
Prohibiiionists last fall. That is hopeful.
Not sneers and jeers as usual, but anger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

Wood County Fair Co.-Secretary
Baldwin will accept our thanks for neat copy
OF the Premium List for the Wood County Fair
Company, to be held at Bowling Greea, on
Sept. Is, 10, IL nnd Is, 1885. The grounds
h I'VE been greatly improved aud are in fine con-
d.tion, a liberal list Of premiums are offered on
farm products, and an aggregate of $945 is
offered in tue speed department.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

The next meeting Of the w. G. T. U
will be held at the Walnut st. Church on
Tuesday, August 18th. at three p. N.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

EDITOR JOURNAL Please announce the
name of Geo. S. Mcknight as candidate
for Coroner, at the county convention, and
ebige, MANY VOTERS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14
soldiers and salior.' Reunion.-w'

soldiers and Sailors Reumion.-We
could not find the time TO accompany wolford
Post to Bowling Green on Wednesday. The
boys left here headed by the Perrysburg Cornet
Band and the Juvenile Drum Corps, with high
hopes of bringing home the banner. but had
their fond hopes blasted. The Band boys,
however, secured the first prize of ten dollars
for their medley. There are so many conflict
ing reports egsrding the numbers present and
the objects Of the meeting that we refrain from
an opinion. One report saws there were 1000
veterans present. The Ssniiael's report, COM
posed almost entire Of list OF names of those
present, gives a list Of 2S4, but thinks some
must haye got away before their names were
secured. We copy from the Sentinel the follow
ing net results;
OFFICERS ELECTED.
President--E. b. Beverstock.
Secretary-L. Black.
Treasnrer-J. ID. BolleB.
Chaplaiu-J. O. Thompson.
Corresponding Sec'y-J. III. Cunning.
Executive Committee @. q. Gundy, Geo.
Kuder, W. W. Hill, Jas. Hayes and ]. r..
Hankey.
The Committee awarded the flag to Neibling
Post, Weston, on a report showing the ioiiow-
ing percentage Of attendance by tue competing
Posts;
Neibliug
Benedict-ll2.
WO0d-100.
Wolford-85.
CArter-66.
Urie-04.
| Brew ester-76.
NOTES.
AT last reports;lhe ladies of the relief corpse
had taken in about $40 atihe dining hall and
we're still feeding 'sm.
AS usual al small dongs, the candidates for
| Office were very numerous.
Hunts Remedy cures Brights Disease
of the kidneys, nervous diseases, female
weaknesses.
Hunts Remedy cures headache, cosiive-
ness, dyspepsia. discusses OF the liver and
kidneys.
The best doctors use Hunts Kidney
Remedy among their most valued pre-
scriptions,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

There are scores of persons who are su'-
eriug from some form of blond disorder or skin
disease, such as Scroiula, Bulls, etc.. etc
After a practical test, Taylor Miller sssert
hat Acker's Blood Elixir will certainly cure
all such diseases, including all Syphilis and
Rheumatism. II IN not a patent n"sttum. but a
scientific preparation. They guarantee il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14
PERRYsBURG MARKLT.
oopsEorKDpv s.L.KIsosBuRy

PgRRysBuao o.. August, II, 1885
Wheat....-. e0(diR0ri Eggs So, '.....' i0o
Corn u l00lbs b5G9s0clF Flour v bliss 1o@o W
do shelled.. 40i045oI0ats.''' 80 - 3oaDSoc
Dressed eef. 6QDSclRye 49, .'.'.'.''. Ole
PORK n DO. sl2 @ ls'iover seed n bu 81 so
Hogs.... 5cChickens q ~ :.
Potatoes... :. se@4eeTn,kevs y ,b.. "a Q
Apples y bn.... clBesns, navy Si.5oi02,o0
Dried aP Pples. 6i96e Lard -..--..'''''' 90
But,er... 8DlsslF Gathers ......-.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

= All the latest novelties in Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods, at
FINKBEINER'S,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

IN a a a a n q in preseuts gipen dtuuy. Send
VUnn nHTlus 5 cents postage, and by
IhIIIII Hill mail you will get free a pack
W IA b u a ID b Bage or goods of flarge values,
that VIII start you in work
that will at ouce bring you
in money faster than anything else in America.
All about the s2O0,0OO in presents with eacn
box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex,
of all ages, for all the time or spare time only.
tn work fol us at their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
II. HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

yTANTED.-Bvery saw-mill owner to know
w that am the only practical saw manufae.
turer In Toledo, and have made saw making a
life study in nll Its branches. All work entrust-
cd to my care will receive prompt attention and
warranted In every particular. Address all or.
ders to ii BAnrLEY, W st. Clnir.rt., Toledo, o,
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Ssl%t ;sS'Il'lyS Esi'aI eES ~
'TIFlCArES and all kinds of LAND
SCRIP bought and sold. SUSPENDED EN-.
TRIES, LAND, PATENT aud PENSION
cases attended TO. Correspondence solicited.
a. Th oNus, Attorney ut Law,
Room 25 81. Cloud lsuildiRg, wash.
ingtOu, ID. q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

On saturday. August 22d the officers Of
the Wood County Agricultural Society win
meet at Tontopany to sell eating honse and
grocery privileges during the fair, su d transact
such other business az may come before the
board,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-08-14

rL.nu-@A is sold by all druggists. Pric-
81 90 ier bottle. six bottles So 90. II you can
not get II from your druggist, we Will send II
on receipt OF rgular price. We prefer you to
buy il ir I'm your drug Iist, but IL he hasn't 1t do
not be persuaded to try something else, but or
der from us at once as directed.
s. b. HARTMAN " Co. Columbus, o.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
is, MIMI, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1885.

tors-practicalIy ali thai are In the city wnu
are free from existing cabinet possib, lities.
We indorsed Mcdonald for the treasury and
nothing else. In my opinion the president
elect needs such O man as Mcdonald in that
vsry place." Voorhees, was fairly out of
town before what he had been doing had be-
come generally known. This wholesale in
dorsement of Mcdonald by the Democratic
senators, In the opinion of veteran member
of the Democratic National committee,
would have great weight.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 14-Daniel w.
VOORHEES, accompanied by 7. r. Cobb Of
Vincennes, Ind, reached this city at an early
hour Saturday morning and registered at
the Delavan. They proceeded to Mr. Cleve
lands residence on Willet street, and were
closeted with him for some time. The visi-
tors returned TO New York by the $40 p. m.
train. The details of their conference are
not disclosed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The Evening Post
says that President-elect Cleveland has two
names under consideration for the treasury
ship-McLane, Of Maryland, and Mcdonald.
A curious rumor is afloat that Pendleton con-
templates writing letter to Governor Cleve-
land stating that he is not candidate for
cabinet position, and suggesting that Thur.
man be nominated, both ON the ground of
eminent fitness and because his nomination
would help to unity the party. The latest
Albany rumor is that Cleveland has mar
rowed his list OF possible cabinet officers to
fifteen names from which he is busy making
his selection.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
viii Not Take Those Coupons

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 16.-Judges Barl
and Hughes. Of the United States court
recently ordered that the coupons on tho
states bon Is should be received by the state
in payment Of taxes anil other dues. In
view ot this order Governor Cameron issued
the following proclamation:
C"MHoNwEAtTH OF VIRGINIA, GovERN-
oR's OFFIcE, Fob. 13, 1ss5:-To THE AUDI.
TOR OF Public AcCoUNTs, SECOND AunIToR
AND TREASURER OF VIRGINIA. Under my
oath to see that the coust tuition of Virginia
and the laws passed in pursuance thereof
are faithfully execnted 1t becomes
my duty to call your attention to
the laws prescribing the mode in which all
revenues and other dues shall be received
and paid into the treasury of the common.
wealth. orter that strict compliance with
such laws be enforce [, and that no coupons
shall be taken, accepted or receipted for ON
the part OF tse commonwealth except i'll ac-
cor,lance with the statutes II the state Of
Virginia.
JSignedI WILLIAM +. CAMERON.
H. W. FLoURNoY, secretary Of the coul-
mOnTealth.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Got a Fourth of Her Claim

CHICAGO, Feb 16-Mrs. Mary M Tuttle,
OF Ann Arbo', Mich, started for Cleveland
Feb. 10, 1883, arrived at Toledo, and took
the New York & Chicago limited express n
toe Lake Shore road without having pur.
chased ticket The rule was that passen.
gers should h,vo tickets for this train.
She presented her money, but the0 con.
ductor refused il and told har to buy
ticket at Sdnlusky When she reached the
latter place she bought ticket from San
dnsky to Cleveland. The conductor in.
formed her that she should have purchased
ticket from Toledo to Cleveland, and put
heT off the train at the Sandusky depot. She
tainted. and tho train steamed away. When
she got to Toledo she entered suit for 81 200
damages. Friday q jury awaEded her $3.50
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Nahone.s Son Gets Into Trouble.

WAsH1EGToN CITY. Feb. 18.-Friday
aight Officer Ellis, while in the vicinity oil
Welcker's hotel, heard three shots following
each other in quick succession. Entering
the hotel he found that Butler Malone, sou
OF Senator Malone, of Virginia, while in
toxicated had fired at several of the in.
mates OF the house. 1t seems that
young Malone had become violet and John
Wslcker, together with the watchman and
tho hoad waiter, attempted to pacify him
when he drew geyolYsr ard fired IT each
Hie. The shots attracted others to the spot,
and Young Malone was seized and carried
30 his roem. Here he becameso violent that
IL took four men to hold him. The officers
arrived at this time, and, finding how mat
tiers stood, telephoned to the station for as
sistance
On returning to the room he found it va
cant, nor did any subsequent search develop
any sign Of the missing man. who hal eYi.
IDENTIFY been taken away by his friends ~;
Tho head waiter declares that one Of the
balls from the pistol struck him on the finger
apd showed a slight bruise on his finger=nai
IN support Of this statement. He was very
Wueh frightened. and says DO will get war
rant for Mahone's arrest
About o'clock Saturday morning Young
Mabone wax found in Godfrey's saloon and
arrested by Officer Wheeler He left s5C
collateral for appearance in the police court
and was therefore released.
MIR. Butler Malone Is E1epioyed la the
9fiics ot t4e seoresaYynt thdssenate. i i
GA rwarrant haS been issued for the arrest
o. Butler Malone, charging him with assault
with intent to kill. 1t understood that the
hndlady has requested Senator Malone tc
Sacate the rooms occupied by himself and
son, as guess of the hotel baye made com
plainf about TIE ySang mans ACTIONS ~
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
II. w. RANDALL,
WASHINGTON NEWS.
MALONE Fills UNDERTAKES TO SUR
ROuNO> A HOTEL.
Proceedings in eunsress-River and Har.
bor Hin Up in the House-Commis-
sioner Evans Charged with NAL
a<lministration-Othe Cap
ital Notes.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 16.-in the
senate Saturday Hale, from the COMMITTEES
On appropriations, reported the agricultur al
appropriation bill, and in so doing said the
docket OF the committee was now clear A
resolution was adopted requiring the senate
during the remainder of the season to give
preference during the morning hour tc
consideration of house bills on the
senate calendar In their regular order.
After routine business the chair laid before
the senate the unfinished business-the bill
8the quiet title Of settlers on the Des Moines
river lands in the state of Iowa"
At l p. m. the anti contract labor bill
came MP rs the unfinished business of Friday
but tais was laid aside informally and the
Indian appropriation bill was taken up.
In tho house Friday the provision in the
postoffice appropriation bill allowing
additional compensation to Ameri.
can ocean steamers carrying the
mail was stricken out on Holman's
motion, after q long debate. Horr gave no
tice that he would demand the yeas and
nayx A night session was held.
On Saturday, at the suggestion OF
Holman, a night session for the con.
sideration of the legislative appropriation
bill was agreed upon, A controversy sprana
up as to the business in order Willis
insisting that the understanding was
clear that the river and har.
Dor bill should be considered,
The chair heli that tho rules required the
unfinished business of Friday night Certain
pension bills must be disposed Of if the regu-
lar order was insisted upnn Reed de-
manded the regular order and the
house proceeded to vote on the bill
giving tension of $50 per month to the
widow of Maj Thornburg, killed in the Ute
outbreak. There was good deal Of bad
feeling and the bill was rejected
4s to 6s. The point was made that nc
quorum had voted, but it was withdrawn or
q motion to reconsider being made and left
pending. The next was senate bill to in
crease the pension OF the widow Of Maj
Gen. George H. Thomas from $3.50 to $4,000
year. Twenty minutes had been allowed
for debate. The bill was earnestly sup
ported by Messrs. Randall of Pennsylvania
and Cutcheon of Michigan. and opposed by
Messrs. Reagan of Texas, and Price of Wis
consin. The bill was passed-yeas, 143
nays, So
Willis then moved to go into committee Of
the whole on the river and harbor bill. and
pending that 10 limit debate to one hour and
4 halt, which, after some delay, was
agreed to. and at 11:50 the house went
iRto committee Of ths whole on the river
and harbor bill At 11:55 a. m. debate on
the pending section baving been limited,
the chair diamond Of Georgia. held that
the entire section, covering forty pages
must be read, which was done.
A point of order was raised against the
appropriation for the Hennepin canal, and
Henderson. Murphy and Davis spoke earn
estly in favor of its retention: The chair re
ssryed it's decision on the: point, and the
eonimittee rose and the postoffice appropria,
ton bill was again taken up.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

representatives Of Mr.. Cleveland. The silver
men in the house are circulating petition
to be sent to Mr.. Cleveland asking him not
to commit himself upon the silver question
until after they had been heard. They say
that about 100 members have signed the pa
per, and as soon as they get what other
names they can they will forward it to
the president-elect A committee of one
senator and two members will be sent to MIR.
Cleveland with the petition. 1t says three
fourths of the Democratic party as well as
of the people of the country, are in favor of
further coinage. Mr.. Bland is said to have
written the paper
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Sweating" Silver Certificates.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 16.-During the
last few days the treasury department has
received a number Of silver certificates that
have been subjected to what the de-
tectives call the sweating" process
Most of them came from the sub.
treasury at New York The law
permits the treasury department to
redeem a mutilated paper at its value if
three-tfths of it remain. The sharpers took
advantage of this law. The silver certifi-
Gates Were first cut in five pieces, and then
by taking one piece from FIVE different cer-
titicates sixth certificate was made
Thus the five genuine certificates
would lack each one-flfth, but the
sixth or bogus certificate would
apparently have enough pieces pasted 10.
gether to make it complete. All the certif-
Gates were therefore redeemable at their
face value. The SO certificates have the
number of each engraved in various places
on the note in very small figures The doc
tOred notes were made Of fragments contain
ing numbers which did not correspond The
discovery exposed the fraud.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
~ t.a.-I -
A Threatening Eco. lnnr.e,.

zANEsvTLIE, Ohio, Feb i6 An ice-porpe
in the Musklngunl, beginning at McConnels-
vile, Ohio, extends to this city, thirty miles,
ana rs constantly increasing. 1t is under ali
the bridges and up to tne DAM The river is
rising and is full of floating ice above the
dam, adding to the gorge constantly. The
water and ice are over the road, rendering
travel by the river road impossible. nyna.
mite has failed TO affect tho lea at McCon-
nellsyille. All the mills here are stopped by
the bsckwater. Much damage has already
been done and much more Is expected.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
HAS KRAHTOUM FALLEN2
Rumor ia London That It Has No

HumoF ia London That It Has Not
Foreign Flashes.
LONDON, Feb. ia special dispatch Il
The Standard form kurti states that 6
messenger who has just arrived there from
the Upper Nile denies that Khartoum ha:
been "aptured by the mahdi The messenger
says !e left khartnum on Feb 3, or six days
after Col. Wilson, and at that time
although thero was great disorder, Gen
Gerlon was still alive and in possession of a,
least one-quarter of the city.
The officials at the waE office have re-
eaivei 10 dispatches from Gen. Wolseley
which in any way tend to confirm the above
styry, and it |, not believed by them.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

POTTsVILIE, Pa, Feb. lG n ,aring Greek
ia agitated over the attempt by u servant t..
poison young school, tea chsr named Emma
Monberger. Miss Momberger had smiled
upon John Tomlinson, who had been courting
Susan Stiltz, the servant i'll question Susa
resented this interference, and made
vague threats. Friday sh, Was observed
hanlliugsa small white paper parcel will.
pouring out Miss Momberyer's coife... F,r
tunately the lancllady, wh.,s9 su ,picio; W. {
aroused, dashed the CUP asid- 6s.s 10 Nil,
MombeEser sogld dunk its contnt<. A
Quantity 9f the poison was found in th,
bottom Of the cup. Susan confessed ami
gave as a reason for her murderot;s design
the story of the stolen lover She has not
been arrested.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
One Murder That Would Ont.

BUCYRUs, Ohio. Feb. 16-Last August an
old German named Schaller told a neighbor
he was going to Cleveland. This was the
last ever seen of him. A few days ago four
hard characters named Vollmer, Yost,
Strieb and Bair were arrested, charged with
burglary Vollnler turned states evidenoe.l
whereupon Bair charged him with the
murder of Schaller. Investigation shows
that the charges are true. Vollmer has left
town and his whereabouts are unknown.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
The Chicago Election Frauds.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-On Saturday, in the
election conspiracy cases, the defense
Brought several witnesses t9 nsoYe that
similar ballots to thoss called fraudulent
were ggi.ted shs night before the election,
and ONE witness brought a ballot into
court, which he said was so printed
and which was apparently exactly like
the fraudulent ones. Joseph c. Mackin was
put on the stand, and swore he never ordered
spurious tickets, as testified by Wright, aud
that the package Wright delivered tu him
in the Palmer house was a package of cir.
culars. Maekin was on the stand wi,.u the
court adjourned
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
asIgs aensiaa pilee Inaairy,

y y wAsHIissss15s lGrS, Feb. ie. GPensior
5Commissionerr Clark was before the houss
>coInmittee on pensions, bounty and back
pay Saturday morning. He stated
that some OF the special employees
of the bureau were in Ohio
during the October election without leave OF
ebsence; that among them was Chief Rath'
bone, 9f the sgscial service, and that thei1
leaves Of absence were arranged after their
return to Washington,
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

LONDON, Feb. 16. 6.--Police Constables Cole
and Cox, who were so seriously injured in
The Westminster explosion JAM, "a, while
endeavuring to remove an internal machine
from the building, Lave received numerous
substantial gifts in recognition Of their
i'ravery. 29r. Gladstone has sent each of
tLeEr 80 p5unds sterling from the royal
county fund, with letter laudine
tliem for their faithfulness and thei1
devotion to duty. Sir William Vernon Har.
court, the home secretary, has presented
Cole with 127 pounds sterling and Cog with
70 pounds sterling. Sir James Ingham, the
presiling magistrate OF the Bow street po-
lice court, has made each of the officers a
present Of 30 pounds sterling The members
Of the house Of commons have subscribed
and collected up to date the sum of 500
pounds sterling to be divided between the
brave officers. In addition to the above the
wounded constables have received many do
nations from private individuals,
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
The CnD atlIan PnGtfis,

OTTAWA ant. Yep, ~ "A return fur.
nisshsd BY the Canadian Pacific RAILROAD
company shows that upon Jqne 40 last, tho
government had granted them Ras, 600, ,noI
cash, $40. oQ9, 0GD as; " loan and rs, 900 ,ma
acres Of land, In addition to this they H..
ceived sS7OOoo in municipal bonuses The
floating debt Of the company was 81,
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

Helmbold, the Hnchu Man, Loose Again.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 49, - Dr. Henry
Helmhold the great "buchu" man, was re-
leased from the Norristown insane asylum
Thursday. He had been con fined there since
June Il, 1881. The lunacy commission,
among whose members is ex- Governor Royt.
after searching examination, declared him
to be OF sound mind. To his beautiful ,vifes
untiring energies and those of Counse Judge
Elcock, OF this city, and ex-Iudge f:sorgo
NJ. Curtis, of New York, is due the f$aad8rS
of the famous physician Dr, HelnIbold
proposes TO re-esta blish his huainess in New
York, and will take his family there to re-
side
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
CABINET SPECULATION.
Roorhees Goes to Albany In Mcpenalds
Interest ~ n q

SuurHeeS UOes 20 AIhany IA MSDpDnIQs
interest; " g
WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. is. The prin-
eipal topic Of Fridays cabinet gesap was
tho departure Of Senator Dan Voorhees, for
Albany, bearing petition signed by twenty
two Democratic senators in the city indors.
ing Mcdonald for secretary of the treasury.
Senator Beck, who helped circulate the petit
ton, said: "We only asked Democratic sen.
ators who are independent of all
cabinet aspirations We did not
ask Bayard, Garland. Lamar, Jonas
jor German. W. have presented
the wishes Of Twenty-Five Democratic senar
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

LoEDog, Fab. ii. d.-Tefegrams from Os-
borne state chat Queen Victoria is suffering
from the effects of bad cold. She has been
confined to her bed for the last two days.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Ex-NIayor Edson's Contempt Case.

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Judge Frssdman
has granted stay Of proceedings pending
an appeal in the case e Of e1-Mayor Edison,
whom he recently sentenced to fifteen days
imprisonment and $3.50 fine for contempt Of
court. The appeal will be argued before the
general term of The superior court early in
Mor