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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

The court and jury, as well as the gen.
eral public, enjoy the scene when LAWYER.
in an attempt to badger or browbeat a wit
ness. comes off second best in the eucoun-
ter. \ correspondent recalls an amusing
incident of this sort which happened a few
Years ago in a courtroom. The plaintiff.
who was lady. was called upon to testify
She got on very well and made favorable
impression on the jury. under the guidance
of her counsel until the opposition
subjected her To sharp cross
crpSs-eNamination. This so confused her
that She became faint and fell to the floor
iu >wo0u. In croSS-eXamininS the next
witness the counsel asked:
Did YOU see the plaintiff faint a short
time ago.
Yes. sir.
'Peopletun pale when they faint, don't
they9'
NO. not always"
Did YOU ever hear of a case OF fainting
where the party did not turn pale?"
~ a.. sir. 4"
Did You ever see such a caSe?7
" -. sir.
"When9"
About year ago.
Where was it,.
In this city"
Who was it,"
Twas negro. sill"
Peal after peal shook the court room. in
which the venerable judge joined. The
defendants counsel lost his case, not 10 say
his temper.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
GrigEs. GIrcerine saIre.

The best on earth can truly be said of
GrigCs' Glyeerine Salve. which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises.
Scalds. burns. wounds and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter and al
skin eTuptions- Try this wonder healer
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Only 25 cents Sold BY P. J. Dreis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

a grave closing of the eyes, which is the
supreme politeness in the art of listening.
He never squandered his knowledge in
small talk, 50 that his public speeches al
ways took his most intimate friends aback.
Gambetta once said to him: You are the
most secretive of chatterboXes.' the truth
being that Ferry used commonplace ideas
in private intercourse. just as some men
keep half-pence for beggars."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
Ex-uinister Fcrry's characteristics.

OF Ferry. the lately depOSed French pre-
mier. a correspondent writes: He ALWAYS
shook mems hands With hearty grip: he
could laugh long and loud even when not
amused; II conversation tagged he could
light it up suddenly with a few cracking
Jokes but he generally preferred 10 sit
Silent, smoking penny cigars for be was
not richl. slipping abSinthe and taking men
tai notes Of what was being said around
him Now and then. especially Il a taIker ap-
pealed 10 him. he would nod approval with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
RcnIEstnte Nnfes.


William Dawson has sold to Anton Rails
sler, for IS. 800. the property on the north
west corner of Mississippi and Grove
streets
O. G. Severance of Saltwater purchased
of f.. q. Rogers ten acres in Rogers Gar
den Lots Terms private
The county commissioners have pur-
chased the south of inc northwest A.,
and the north . of the southwest =, , sec
tou Il. town -. range -. comprising $50
acres, for -iOo per acre. This is about one
and one-halt miles northeast of the llar-
vester works. The Wisconsin railroad
touches one corner ot IT.
one hundred and forty-siX feet on Chero-
kec avenue was sold last week for 81. 900.
Two lots fronting the bluff. on Prospect
Terrace. were sold for -, 200 These sales
give some idea of what West 81. Paul prop
eIty ], worth.
u. s. b. Johnston sold to George Wirth.
last week lots 10 and Al and part of 40 and
II. block -, Dayton " Irvine's addition,
for SIS 600.
James T. Gribben sold to r. w. Ransom
part of lot .. h'ocl, Il. Dayton Il Iryine'S
addition for ~I2 600.
&. O'Gormau has transferred 10 William
49, NJ - ~, I'm. ,lIitin,,
m. -, T.. .,,,,o,.,J nam. ,l,o So,
cn,-,,r. ~, w., S.,ont, .trs,, bet,yeen
,rbt~I ,,.l ri,c.,,.,,, -tr...s
'..'' ''',
~ o. I'''''" ~ "'"u' 10 cree, i''ilu-
some ''9'"'i'y' ON A,'l.t'' AVENUE Oe-
tween -NI"'"'i anu '''N""'i, N''e'S'
An excavation is being matte Tor row
o. I.',N ..'. 'i,',, '' .',,' Is 80
~ ' ''''
:il,,. rl 80. CIV,
,g.,,, b,rf tI... r,,,.-tb If IN, bi,rl, Tbara
will d, considerable ornamentation ON the
huirliu.-s. and tine block when finished will
,,r,l1I,y be n handsome structure II win
60 ..,,,,+lt,,.. ,,,r ~,a ono
M. f...,,f-,,,,,. h,i.l, hl,e, era,,te3 b, Mr.
4,.,..f .,,,' .i,., '.'..-,.r - r..I,, and Tantb
.,..,....,.I,,,,.- ,,,,,,,lotion o,J Is -
800. .',,....,,-,.,
~, I,..,t,.l . lone. ,,.o,
..,....,- ,,..,,,.,,. I,...,;,s ,t+,-,..r
-. .'...,.....,,'..., .,,r.i b.,s,s in nor
-. .,.t..i >n,,, t,,,t re,-,1n
Mi, m, ,4,,,,,s5 -,,,,r,- tbs mill, nrrras.
ir.-' i,,rr. ,s t,., ..it,
.,.,,-,..r lbs IN, ,,,,,j., g,,r s,tri,,,- o,,-
. pua r,..... ~, Nj...--.,,,, ,,,,l
Mr. Nu.hs,J tr. 1,s,i, , .b;r,,.-,.s.,,.
l.,, f H.. ,., 80, Ji',,i,,,,,, .,,,,l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
Why She Did It.

Il wonder why Mrs Blank always wears
her dresses cut 80 low in the neek?- in
quired an unSophiSticated young gentleman
of the Squint-eyed bOarder.
''Humph, That's easy. She wears her
dreSs that way so that she can give her hus-
band plenty of cold shoulder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

A number Of complaints We're filed yes
terday with Clerk Bell. Thomas Greeley
demands 1916. 40 judgment against William
f. Davidson for labor and materials fur
nished on the Court block and in another
case asks S619.37 for like services on the
Union building. In each case the defendant
makes reply that the work was not com
pleted within the specified time. Joseph
Pribyl vs.. William Hendricks is a real
estate case in which 1885 is prayed for By
the grading and paving of Mississippi
street Annie f. Williams claims to have
had her property rights infringed upon and
therefore sues the city. The city is also
sued for So. 900 by Mary Flahey, who fell
and broke her arm on the corner of Sher-
burn and Grant streets by reason of the
poor condition of the walks thereabOutS
Lizzie NJ. Van DervOOTt sues the Phoenix
Insurance company for 1868. -, the amount
of an insurance policy which defendants
wrongfully withhold from plaintiff. c. Il.
Wood ct al. vs.. o. T. Sweet is a suit to
sci! and partition property which is owned
in common and 50 situated that it cannot be
equitably divided. Augustus II. Hornby
vs.. l.. ID. House IS real estate transaction
and the action Is To compel defendant to
fulfill his agreement. For breach Of con-
tract William Campbell asks S227.O6 judy
ment against Cyrus Richie. George r.
Robinson rented property to Henry Schmidt
and now asks for $500 still due him.
Mailer * Thompson sue the st. Paul. Min
neapoliS & Manitoba railroad for s2S4, 20,
the value of harrowS sold by the defendant
which belonged to plaintiff. G. F. Prmgle
V. Eldridge x Run is a dispute about fur
niure purchased which the court is asked
to decide. Philip Arnold wants a divorce
from Kate Arnold. alleging the latter's de
Sertion in 1850. Frank 5. Conklin was az
rested and locked up for thirteen days in
1884 at the instance of Q: II. Comfort and
he now sues the latter for -. 600 damages.
\ 500 promiS>ory note occasions com
plant by Timothy Reardon vs.. Winnifred
\ Cummings
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
Summary OF THE WEEK.
LOIaI- .....-....... .-.'.''.''
SATI-RnAY'S TR ANSFFRS.


Edmund T SOmers to S E Garlough,
1t -, blk Il, Marshall's add. .........S1,0 600
Joseph Mickey to Edward V Mickey, 1t
3, rearr Of blk II, Rondos add. ..... 5000
edward Walther ct al to J John 1t %,
blk 80. subd of Lyman Dayton's add. $50
Edmund 7 Soners ct al to Laura Hand
ct al, 1t II. blk II, MOrrison's add. 500
w J McFetridge TO VI Inhof, middle x
Of Its l and ,, blk 49, West st. Paul
Proper. 765
james StinsOn to Fl Z Hillsick. Its 4, -,
IA, - and %, subd OF blk &c. Arlington
Hills add. ............................ 2,1OO
Edward Walther ct al to August Mueller,
Its 2 and 4, blk 80, subd of Lyman
Dayton's add. ..................:..... $3.50
E l. MOssberg to II o Herreid, 1t 6, blk
IL, Terry's add. Observation-Disclosures. 600
VinZenz Blaschke to Albert Blaschke,
1t IL, blk 7, Woodbury. & Cases add. $50
Robert \ Kirk to Cora VI Jones. 1t 20
and part OF 1t -, blk =, Highland add. 1,600
William Sache ct al TO Ed l. Garlough,
1t ,, blk 8, Morrison's add ..... 800
B F Wright to d B Johnston, 1t %, blk
Is, Woodland Park add L., 900
William Dawson ct al TO Ed Payette, 1t
), blk I, Terry's add .......... $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
'ss..'' /.
RTILDIEG PERMITS.


p Fallihee, 1a-story frame dwelling,
RondO st, bet Harrington and Louis. 81, 900
D Allard. frame shed, Josette st. bet Car
roll and Iglehart. Observation-Disclosures. %
p Fallihee, I1a-story frame dwelling,
RondO st, bet harrington and Louis. 1000
st. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba rail-
way, 2-stOry frame switch signal,
transit yards, bet Fourth and Fifth SITS 200
NJ \ Lauderdale. frame woodshed, Ada
st, betsRobie and Winnifred. .. %
{ Rely. 2-story brick veneer double
dwelling, Nina, bet Selby and Laurel. Ii, 600
{ Anderson, history frame dwelling,
Wells. bet Edgerton and Payne....... 800
G Riley, 2-story brick veneer double
dwelling, Laurel, bet Nina and Far
rington. Observation-Disclosures. 10 400
John Ornivseller alter barn into house,
Stryker NV, bet George and ROBBIE. 500
Charles Shytc, history frame dwelling,
Point Douglas. bet Forest and Cypress 400
J Bietieghauscr, put second story on
kitchen, Burr, bet Whitall and Case. SOC
Albert Boldt. l-stOry frame addition,
Charles, bet Kent and Mackubin. 49,. 100
Patrick Sexton, 2-story frame dwelling,
Dayton, bet Miller and Fisk.......... 1000
Robert T Dillon, history frame dwelling,
Case, bet Angle and Mississippi. .. 500
G + Martin, l-stOry frame addition, Ed
ward, bet Rice and Martin. so
George Stone, addition TO frame addi-
ton, corner Ninth and Cooper. 240
Sixteen permits. .S26. 2+O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
Bently d Hildebrand's List.


Bently d HiIdebrand's List.
r OTIS IN TENNIS ADDITION TO UNION
IL Park cheap, and terms easy. No distinction
as to building Also lots in Como Park. near new
shops. at 5000 each. Terms easy. Bently Hill
debrand. 334 Jackson.
T OTIS IN ARLINGTON HILLS AND NELSON'S
IL addition on FIVE years time and nothing down
to parties who build; or will furnish lumber
and build on monthly payments. Bently &
Hildebrand. 334 Jackson street.
HOUSE AND LOT on ARMSTRONG STREET,
i near street cars. $3.50; only $3.50 down; bal
ance 80 per month. Bently Hildebrand. 334
Jackson.
. ROOM HOUSE AND LOT on NORRIS
. street. fine cistern and cellar and yard with
trees only 81. 500; half cash: balance 10 suit;
rare bargain Bently Hildebrand 1874 Jackson.
r OF on oAKDALE STREET. BELvIDERE
II Park. West st. Paul, $3.50. Ben;ly i Hide
brand S3i Jackson
ZINE RESIDENCE on LAUREL AVENUE.
i $4,000, cost 10000. Bently & Hildebrand,
334 Jackson.
CooD HOUSE AND LOT 4OX2s1, IN sUBUR-
" ban Hills only 81 500, fl sold at once; fine
place for market gardening and very cheap. Also,
IS 900 buys two lots on. East Third street, Day
toms Bluff. with good building; fine place for
summer resort. Bentley and Hildebrand, 334
Jackson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
somers q FuIIer,s List.

CtONERS & FULLER, NOW AT CORNER OF
- Fourth and Wabasha streets. viii remove to
No. 90 East Third street formerly occupied by
Bristol. Smith Il McArthur) on May l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

LINE PLACE ON WEST SEVENTH STREET,
large grounds, nine-room house, well built
cistern. cellar. furnace. fire place. well shrub
berry. Price $4,000, monthly payments il de-
sired. A. E. & G. w. Clark
GS00 AND s55O--sEvERAL CHOICE LOTS
.DGJOO on West Seventh street. 50x200 feet
easy terms. A. f. & G. w. Clark, corner Fourth
and Robert streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
4. b. wiIgus q Broth ers' List

\. Il. Wilgus 81 Broth ers' List.
JyTEsT ST. PAUL OFFICE. iO3 DAKOTA AVE
w nue.; city Office, 35i Jackson. All West ST.
Paul property is listed at both Offices, Civ ing you
a double chance to sell. We have no property of
our own to sell, so can give yours attention list
your property with if you wish it sold, at either
office.
T OTIS ON SECOND BENCH-FROM 800 TO
IL $500; $50 to 300 cash, balance % and $40
monthly payments. These lots are selling off like
hot cskes. A. B. Wilgus & Bros.
r OTIS on wINIFRED STREET, s55O-EAsY
~ terms; SOxi25; Assessments paid; these are
the cheapest on winifred to-day. A. b. wilgus
& Bros.
COZ EACH FOR FIVE EATON & MORRI-
'D.O ~ sons addition lots. First one puts up
money gets this. A. B. Wilgus & Bros, lO3 Da-
kota avenue:
saS. "a is5S2 gS5d ga1d
very cheap. A B. Wilgus s Bros, 103 Dakota
enue.
ccO0-EAsY TERMS - PROSPECT PLA-
'DOOO teau; lots facing the bluff; no one can
hide your view. A. B. Wilgus 4 Bro, 1O3 Dakota
avenue.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR HOUSES AND
vi lots on the fiat aud hill in all parts of West
st. Paul. a. B. wilgus Bros, 1903 Dakota ave-
nue.
DoUBLE HOUSE on SUSAN sTREET-LoT
IL 50x125; easy terms; rents now for $50.
Price, 1890 A. B. wilgus & Bros.
lucas STREET AND EATON AVENUE
~ property; eighty feet for $500; how is this2
A. B. Wilgus & Bros.
cSOO-NARsHALLA ADDITION LOTs-oNLT
,oOCO three left. A. B. wilgus & Bros
----~----------
Gray x Moriarty's List.
CRAY & MORIARTY. REAL ESTATE AND
u Business Exchange; corner Third and wabl-
sha streets (McClung block have for sale houses
and lots IN all parts OF the city also stores ana
stocks q merchandise in paving localities.
S12 0OGBCYs 4 FINE BUSINESS BLOCK,
some percentage Gray & NoriaTty.
$1,000 bsln etc and S TWO lot. on Fs.I.
avenue. A beautiful home and bargain Term,
easy. Gray Aoriarty.
60 $50 FOR a Two-sToRY HOUSE ASD
'D.D,OcO lot on Josette street. near corner.
Very central and good bargain. Gray & No
riarty.
co 600 FOR TWO HOUSES AND LOT III
'oO.OOU West St Paul; ssOo cash, balance
On easy terms. Gray NOriarty-
$4,000 FOR y a coop HousE'AND 10!
Martin. Cray Moriar.y.
CO 900 BUYS A FINE HOUSE AND LOT
'C-sCOO on the ain. in West It. Paul over
looking city and close TO bridge. Terms easy.
Cray NoTiarty.
c1 600 FOR HOUSE AND LOT on RoNDO
~. OOO street, near Harrington avenue;
south facing Gray MoriArty.
CT 200 BUYS HOUSE AND LOT ON IGLE-
'Dis'(OO hart street Terms easy Gray s.
Morisrty.
100 ACRES TWO MILES PROM CITY. fl
1SO West St Paul 81 $3.50 per acre
$4,000 FOE G 1SE Tahs OF . ls Aches Is
from city. Terms easy Gray 4 Norizrty.
CHoICE GARDEN LOTS on BORDER or
- city limits Gray & Norisrty.
HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYyEyTs-GRAY
IL & AoriarsE-
II YOU Want TO BUY PROPERTY CALL OF
Us Gray Norisr1y-
II YoC HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL LIST 1T
with Is Gray s MOriAr1y-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

ITO SPECULATORS-W HAVE SOME BAR
u gains which viii be worth your while to look
into. Somers i Fuller
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

T OTIS ON SECOND BENCH-FROM 800 To
IL $500; $50 to 300 cash, balance % and $40
monthly payments. These lots are selling off like
hot cSkes A B. Wilgus K Bros
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

DEOPLE OF SMALL MEANS CAN PURCHASE
Il nicely-sltuated lots of us on small monthly
1nnr pnf SOrlnre & L,,lI1.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

cC1S EACH FOR FIVE EATON & MoRRI-
pa ~ sons addition lots. First one puts up
money gets this. A. B. Wilgus & Bros, lO3 Da-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

IF YoU WANT TO BUY Or SELL STOCK
Il OF merchandise cal on Gray HoEia-ty-
corner Third and Ssbzshz streets .McC1uns block
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
G.. r. Smiths List.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A LOT TO BUILD
l. home on, let me show you a lot on Maria
1t is very cheap, facing east 5OxlOO feet.
C. r. Smith
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

O-SOUTH-FACING, CARROLL STREET
'DCOO lot, near Mackubin; come in at once if
you want this; only one. A. B. Wilgus Bro.
Ii on very easy terms; will take a lot first
payment; good stable. A. b. Wilgus s. Bro.
COO S-FARQUIER STREET-LOT NEAR
'DO%C Seventh; this is very cheap; only one
third cash A. i. Wilgus 4 Bro. 35i Jackson
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
Filed with Bell.

Sixteen permits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04
A MURDEROUS MEXICAN.

An lrate Mexican Kills His Two Sheep
Hcrdcrs Because Of an Accident.
Ell PAsO, Ten, November 25.-The
Mexican Central train arrived at Paso del
Norte yesterday six hours behind time. The
delay was owing to the wrecking of q
freight train at the La Colorado Ranch, four
miles from Zacatecas. A herd of sheep
started to pass under the train while in mo-
ton, and crowded so thickIy beneath it
that the engine and len ears were thrown
from the track and completely wrecked.
There were 2S5 sheep converted into NUT
ton in very few minutes, and the whole
herd, consisting of 1000 head, would
have been likewise transformed had the
wheels of the train continued in motion a
few minutes longer. The owner OF the
sheep, who is wealthy and influential
man In that section of the country, arrived
after it occurred, and his first action toward
remeslying matters was to shoot down the
two Mexican hertlers, who had been power
less to control the sheep. The
pOOr men started to run away
when they saw him approaching, fearing
the brutal consequences Of his anger. but he
cOoliy stopped their progress by shooting
them down. The train men reported that
in all likelihood he will not meet punish
ment which the dastardly deed so richly
entities him to, because he has wealth, in
fiueBce and connections. 1t il a pity the
cOwardly brute can not be given taste of
American lynch law.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.

Man Corfesses to Being . Party to .
Murder In Cloud County, Kan.
MAcONB, It'll. November 26.-Last night
Aaron Wells was confined in Jail here,
charged with numbering an emigrant near
Rice, Cloud County. Kan., about October
18th. He made the confesSsOn tO Deputy
Sheriff and says he did not do the shooting,
but tramp named John Quail. with whom
he was travelling. did it Wells, however.
under the name OF Pac. shipped the mur-
dered mans property from AtchisOn To
Augusta. iii. Here. he says, Quail sepa-
rated, to meet him at Beardst0wn. hut
he was arrested by McDonough County
sheriff before reaching there. He does not
know the name of the murdered man, who
came from Iowa, and from the marks found
on the wagon, was evidently from Red
Oak. A railroad pass issued by the Bur
lingt0n & Missouri River Railroad to F. +.
Chestnut, two watches and a gold locket
containing pictures OF a man and woman,
were found in Wells trunk. These likely
belonged to tho murdered man End may
load to his identity
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04
Omaha Matters.

OMAHA, NEB., November 26.-The ex.
animation Of j. W. Lauer, charged with
the killing Of his wife, has been postponed
until tomorrow. 1t is intima;ed that when
the case passes beyond tic Jurisdiction OF
the police court, he will not be admitted to
bail. A special Grand Jury which was
called to investigate the case was dis
missed to-day, as the District Court judges
found under recent Supreme Court de
cision, that no Grand Jury could be called
between the terms. John Barnett narrowly
escaped lynching this morning at ahou1one
O'Clock in South Omaha for having fired
several shots into crowd in saloon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04

WASHINGTON, November 26.-It is said
President CIeyeiand's message will not
occupy more than feur acreage newspaper
columns This will be considered quite an
improvement on the eight-column messages
of the past. 1t cannot be denied that pro-
lixity las beer FAINT of many Presidents
i'm making thsir annual communications to.
Congress and the country. There are many
topics requiring only a brief genera:izar--
ton. Oas Of President Arthur's messages
was stolen AMI published before IL was de-
iivered To Congress. So was General Grants
first message, and one Of TIE messages OF
Mr. Hayes was toakht Cor $1,000 of 4
printer by some newspaper men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04

An engineer in a quartz mill in
California met with a frightful death re-
Gently. His clothing caught on a re-
vOlving wheel and he was whirled rap
idly around. his body coming violently
in contact with the floor at each revolu-
ton. How long he was in this condi-
ton is unknown. as there was no oae
else in the mill a. the time. and he was
only discovered when his daughter went
10 call him to supper. The body was
horribly mangled.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04

81. LOUIS, November 26.-At six o'clock
last evening Frank Neulle, teamster.
while driving east on Convent avenue, be.
of bis wagon BY three men and brutally
beaten with rocks and bricks. The three
men, who are unknown to the police or to
Neuile himself at present, showed no mercy
toward their victim, though the latter's
pleadings were heard by residents in that
vicinity. After beating their man up the
trio were seen making for the river. Neui!e
was found shortly after by citizen ard the
police were informed OF the affair. They
called Al ambulance and Neulle vas takec
homo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04
KING ALFONSO DeAO.

The last Hours 81 the King Of spain-rhe
0aees Msde Regeat.
LONDON, November 2G-Kin9 Alfonso
IN dead. The fnreisn offioe has inst 10.
ao,voa . a,.r.,,h f,,,,, ~. I,,,t,.h Amhe..
49, 49,, 49,. -.
..as Maol~ .n"ou"c."s '''.' nuns
ALFONSO died q nine O'CLOCK snis morning.
Tho disease causing his death was con-
sumption. accelerated by dysentery.
nrrAurn Acco,nr
49, N---. 90 r.. s.,,..
nD Nos0~oo' A"o uS"s
aeonieS OF Ming ALFONSO iassed almost con.
tinu0usly from Monday afternoon until
Wednesday morning. throughout Monday
nfrht His Majesty had a sncceasion nj anas.
,,oa,, a.. ,-t,,h 80. ~. ,..,,I, - &c.
80 H.. 5at,;,;.,, $500 ~, h;s -, ,,,n.s.
srS hi. ;r.h;;,.S - r.t.,,a o =. .s.,r,;i.s.
To,a S,~ .,,;,,:r. n vs;";a,s to-, M.drSS
ma t,v" i"c.i nr.cs;i;"nor. ~ r., psrsc
~.r. IN const.n. p,senS.mca A Concentration
ne. haiS and The ,,i,vs;c;.n. decided that
their rival rat,ent w.e In danger
nj n continu.rcs NJ snasr. thro1~hont
Tua.dav and indeed nrtiI he shonld he re-
lisved ~ HE .nffsr,n.s nv de.tb II Vac
this nrovnosticatinr nv the doctors which
sf.rted ths rnmCr that tho King WAS nj.
ready dead. The rloomv forehodinv of the
doctors VA. literally fnlfIIed. The King
suffered intense agonv at short Intervals
thronyhont Tnesda. and Mt night Early
YESTERDAY morning the Attending musicians
saw that tha end was near and the
roval family the CHIEF officer. oe state and
the cabinet ministers were snmmoned All
responded in ner,on excent the Ministers Of
War and the Interior. who were unable to
reach m Parlo i'm time. The PapaI Nuncio
WAS also present bearing the apostolic
benedction of the Pope. which ne WAS inst
In time TO give to the diving monarch.
The King died at precisely S:45 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. Premier Canayas forth
with Summoned a meeting of the Cabinet
and il was held almost Immediately the
onIv absentees heinr the two Mini.t.rs
above mentioned The Cabinet FORMALLY
Amounted Oueen Maria Christina reoent NJ
Snain. in accor,lance with the Snanish law
of succession. In compliance with another
proyision of the same law All the members
OF the Cabinet resigned. but thew re-
tain their PORTFOLIOS and perform the dutie.
of their ofiiee nendinr the announcement NJ
the Reoent,s nIea.nre The remain. of
King Alfonso after living In state At Madrid
will be hurried in the nsntheor nnder the
high aitar in Escrriai Palace which ia the
fomh of al, the Snanish Kings since
Charles "
Queen Maria Christina tina Repent nj