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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09
Ex-pres,deat Arthur Kidnappe,

Harper's Weekly: Ex-President
Arthur tells the following story: at is
not generally known that I was kid
mapped once, but the same is true, never
theless. In the summer ct 's4 1 was
taking trip in government dispatch
boat along the coast, when one morning
we put into Marblehead i'll order to visit
Salem, the ancient home of witchcraft.
Our time was limited and we desired to
escape observation: but no sooner had
we landed that l was recognized. We
hurried into carriage and proceeded
to Salem, but while in the museum of
that city, which contains many souvenirs
of the witches was ac-
costed by sad faced man with
piercing black eyes, who had come, he
said, TO ask me to say few words to the
people of Marblehead. / firmly but
pleasantly refused, on the ground OF
pressing engagements, and was compell-
ed to repeat my refusal at least three
times before the sad faced man de.
parted. On tho way back to the vessel
my carriage suddenly stopped, and the
door was rudeiy opened by the sad fac
ed man, who again insisted that should
St'S"h w 'ho PSopio VI hhi olehcau.
Three times again positively declined.
One of the naval officers
who was with me became
very angry, and shut the door with q
slam. The sad faced man jumped upon
| the box alongside the driver. and we
were driven toward the wharf. Pres
emily the carriage stopped again, the
sad faced man again opened the door,
and before knew what to do l found
myself literally borne along by the
crowd to the city hall, and into large
room which was packed by the
inhabitants. Resistance WAS sim.
ply useless. l had been
taken right off my feet. Yielding to
necessity, said to the sad faced man,
| We'll, will speak for FIVE minutes if
you Will let my 60 Five minutes it
shall be- he replied. / worried along
with rambling talk as well as | could,
| and at the end of it was allowed to go
back TO the vessel. But i can never
forget the fact that I was once kid
mapped in Marblehead."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

Barn and Office on Walnut street, between
Third and Fourth SITS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

1t is announced by the Des Molnes
News that the symptoms of insanity
shown by Judge Seward Smith, late of
the fifth Dakota district, have become
fully developed. The News says:
For some time Judge Smith has
been suffering from sieeplessness, in
duced by overwork Oh the bench IN Da
kota, and aggravated by his removal
from office by the president aud his sub.
segment candidacy for United
States senator for Dakota. This
has had the effect of temporarily
| Infringing the judges mind
He labors under the hallucinstion that
he Is immensely wealthy, and his con.
duct in other respects is not like him.
J The many in south Dakota who enjoy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

ed the privilege of acquaintance with
Judge Smith will sincerity regret the
realization of that which appeared in
evitable shortly after his removal from
office. His was nature which COM
manded something more that respect
it gathered unto him the affections of
men. Most truthfully the News says:
Seward Smith has few peers in Iowa
in mental powers, and no superiors in
genuine maullness and all that goes to
make up lovable character.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

The Huronite announces that Pierce's
jurisdiction now extends only down to
the 46th parallel. The fools are not all
dead yet.-Bangor Rustler.
This is unkind and uncalled for. The
Rustler will live to see the day when it
will regret its assault upon Governor
piaroa
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

Shiloh's Vitilizer is what you need for
Constipation, loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price SO and rs cents per bottle. Sold
by PurdY Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
Ye continue to offer to our many
satrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
artment may be found everything re-
CURED (in the stationery lins} in the
office, store or choel house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09
ESTA ABLISHED IN 1S6 9


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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09

McManima, editor of the Pierre Free
Press, says "Boynton and Smith are re-
sponaible for the introduction of the bill
in congress for the admission of Dakota
as q whole, and Ordway has been
prompting them" 1t is fully demon
strated by the events of the past few
months that Ordway is giving Dakota
fully as much attention now as he did
when he was governor Of our territory
He still favors those proposed measures
which the people of Dakota oppose and
he opposes verything the people desire
to secure. He is the Ordway of olG-s
schemer in the interest of rings and q
man full of vIndictive designs. His
favor can only be purchased by a share
in some Job and his opposition may
always be counted upon when there il
no personal gain for him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-09
excelsior Book Store. Wholesale and Retail

paper, envelopes and blank books made
sspeoialty. We also carry the largest
stock OF wWALA PAPERS -R
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BREOHT,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
SHOT BY HIS SON
A Sensation at Wayiaod-Jscob Yarsok ha
n Bell.t Hole in Hi- Jaw His Two
sons Arrested.

a
WNLaND Mich. May 2s-Jacob Yamcs.
a Poander. i'm Dorr came into toNn early
,his morning With n bl Iody face and hole
in his right cheek. aud two teeth gone lie
claimed that he had beeD shot by one of bis
BOYS About sun rise ne went out Co DIS
barn 90 attend his chores aud while up on
the has NOV getting hay for his stock he
SAYS fhat De- heard the report ol pistol and
fhaf somebody higher up in the mow shot
him. thr tsaIl entering a. tne right cheek
bon. r4ngias dornw ards. There mai haen
some trouble betaeeu hiu 8Hd
hls ean Adam the dat before
asa tnralf- he SAYS. ha3 ben made against
h.s iie av Mrs arscs. That lads came f1
faRn rr-.ef.iav io see sn o.oer snu. Gee rse,
Uh. WORKS 500 fhe village au1 gof Him ta
go hnme last ni.ht 6e.rEe sent afa
renaiae 81 a.l night. bnt c.sms haf he it
nnf -ee h.- afh+r either iu tts evening or
fHls mrruinE Complaint has been entered
before I8stee Turner fr fhr arrest sf hsfh
frerle and Adam. and thef are noT In fhe
bands af ihe ufi.er.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
A BIG DEFICIENCY.
The American Bapust Inion Excited over
the Disappearance 81 ABOUT SI5O.OOO
of their Funds.

NFw NoRR. May 2s The report of the
Board of Managers of the American Bap-
tist Union read in the Baptist Convention
today at Asbury Park stated that a deii-
cheney of nearly $4,000 had been found in
the account of John II Dean, of New
York. who for many years was counsel for
the board The statement vas made tuat Dean
had lost the money IN speculation An an
imated discussion enSued over the blame
that should be laid upon the Board for this
state of things. A resolution % appoint a
committee 10 investigate was debated at
length
MIR Dean was interviewee az his office in
this city today. He pronounced the state
that be was defaulter as a base faisehOod
He was formerly engaged IN large resi- es-
tate and building operations. and borrowed
money from the board on approved mort
cages of lis property In 1854 be failed, and
the board Is a preferred creditor The estate
is in process Of settlement lie has offered
fo submit hls course 10 the Judgment
OF eminent business men If the board.
will agree To accept their decision
After recess in the Baptist convention, the
Dean matter Was further discussed 4
friend Of Dean accused the speaker OF show
ing uncirisiian spirit in charging fraud
when they knew there had only been a
failure The debate was an angry one and
the meeting adjourned without action
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
The Proposition Made by the
Trades Unions.
APPEL FROM BaAls Syff8lGISIS
a Resolution From tha Corven .cn al
Toledo-f -fhe Trades Unions Make
Some Very Broad ~sms0ds
of me Hnighfs

Clnrs>u. Nty -ln ttis anernoan's
session of tae Knights o. Labor convention
a. copy of q resolution s3op.ed to dar B., thr
Woman sadras.-I- assembled ln annua
convention al Ia'edo vas read. lt urges
lhe orjer ta eNfeni te women all the rights
and privilege. of membership. o. Secure for
Samen elaal compensation for
equal wefk with men aud
o give i,s support 90 the cause of
female su1a-e Tie resolution was re-
icrIsd o. ID special c0muItte of llice. Allrf
ihe disposition 90 the resolution an adare-s
vas read from the recent convention oi
trades uuion, at Pulladeiphla Iue Address
sets iorh that fhe clain ST some ol the
NnEhts oi Labor. lhal tle oifa rs ol tIe
union are not in favor of consolidation lar
the reason that hey eolI1 thereby be tLf0wu
out ul muuliioeut positions i~ uui ouuatd
iua~mlcl as only due of fue fhirtV-siK
unions who participated iu tlv cauteufi0n
paV their executive ufii -eIs e salary aul
they receive only from ,i2 io e-l per wees.
that trades unions are n1t aniaguuiSlc t0
'he knights of Labor there is proper
leii for each or-aulLaiiou and there need
NOT be- any coadi- taaf the trades unions
We're fafmei ai time capitalists were frl-
Tor the purpose OF Introducing ptup.r LABOR
and doing away with thc apprentice system
Toe adItts- asserts tht tne object uf fhe
i0rhati1n OF trades unions still exists. and
that taere d, uo doubt II The uerpetuity of
the organization. The address CLOSES wiih
another vague reference 90 the increase DO
the Memberships Of the unions. inasmuch
a. 10 does not give the length OF time re
4uIred for the increase mentioned. after
which comes "a treat, which provides thai
nJ assembly of TIE Knights of Labor
can be formed oi any Trade
without the consent of ihe nesre.t
trades union OF that craft Where such
assemblies have already been founded they
assemblies. DO person shall be admitted %
the order %. The Knights of Iapor who has
been convicted Ot scabNng. rafting 0r em-
bczZ.emeut in the trade unions
without eXOnerauln from said
unions: thar 40 person shall be
admitted 20 membership in tie knight, of
Labor who is working for less than the
union scale Of wages of his craft The
treaty closes by sipu atine that fhe Knights
of Labor shall issue no trade mark, Thar
may 10 any way compete nr iuiiict with the
ade marks issued bv fhe trades unions
The address and treaty were reicrrei 20 thc
committee on the state of ihe order. who
have taken mo- action upon IL up 20 "a late
hour TINS moruins
j. j ; rtnahan, member ofthe Ohm Cen
erh Assembly and "a delegate OF The Dairy
mems Association. held a long conference
with Delegate Cameron. of tie knights OF
Labor. TINS afternoon concerning the alh-
ance of the two organizations in Ohio
The assembly adjourned 10 reasscmbie ai
. ID clock tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
THE GRIPsACK BRIGADE.
Large Number Of Them sent 10 Jack
son to Eaf, Drink aud be
merry.


JAcksoN. MAY ~ Iheannual convention
of The Michigan Division Of the National
Travellers Protective Association opened
here today with about one hundred and
nifty members present President Pnud.e
and Secretary Stone so the National Asseci-
alton, are present. and many of the mem-
beers are accompanied by their wives They
enjoyed banquet al Association Hall to-
night. The spread wss in keeping With The
reputation of mine host and Goa. Clark and
was pariaken of los over three hundred of
the members of The Association and their
friends. several leifcrs of regret were read
among them being one from n e. johnson.
of Sweets hote.. Grand Rapids accom-
panied hy a case ~ champagne aud box
of cigars The meeting will clnse tamnr-
row with the elscnou of ofh -ers of Tie
Division and DELEGATES 30 The meeting of
he National Association % be heid in
Baltimore June -
Afler the banquet about one hundred Of
p e. regular patrons Of sweet hufeI ascepf-
ed the hospiialiiie- extended by Mr. y g.
Johnson in one ol fhc imriors 0f The hih.
bard house. Mr. T. Pa utchcr dong THE
h0nOrs of fhe occasion. All united Boo cor
dial good wishe, and hearty cheers for
Sweets HDlel
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
SEATED By THE SENATE,
= List of Postmasts r., United states At
torneys ana other Appointments
Which Have Been Confirmed.

WAsmNGroN, May 2S-The Senate has
confirmed The following postmasters: Col
oralo-J b Frasher Telluride. Missouri
W o. Garvin, Trenton. Kansas. T.
Lynch, Leavenworth c. II Brown. Sterling.
Nebraska Herbert Williams. North Bend.
L. Il Watson, Keaney. Delaware G..
Pennwill, Dover Maine-F L. Thayer,
Wueville; Timothy Shaw, Jr., Biddefori.
y A. Sweet. Sacarapha Mississippi
II Torrey Foxborougb, G. Perley. Dan.
yer. Hiram Toote, AmesbWg; L n Keith,
Budgewater; i. II. Fem, Lee. Wm.
Buuerick. Concord: c. W Wales. Ran
d0lph. c. Byrnes. Ware, J. J Oakes South
bridge, Bushnell Dauforth. Williamst0wr
New Hampshire-C. W Howe. Rochester.
J. Dudley, Newport \. y Finn. Nashua
George Crockett Concord Iowa-S. b.
Evans. Otiumwa. G. IL Brewer, Stuart.
IudisDa-J +. Eldre, Richmond. j. VI
Marlin. ~ be Receiver of Public Moneys Al
New Orleans, j. +. Garland United States
Attorney Tor Dakota; g. +. Bird. United
States Attorney for Maine, &. r. Great
house OF California, Consul General al
kauagawa. Hughes East, Register, Nauk
ton, Dak. z Lancaster. Surveyor of Gus
toms. 81 Louis. - G Fulton. United States
Marshal. Wisconsin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Ata meeting of tie ". C r. U.. held
Thursday. Mrs \. A Stone was appointed
60 write an article for publication upon the
evil of late working hours for girls Do
accordance herewith. the following appeal
has been issued.
"To the large list Of worthy objects re-.
cciving the attention and support Of tae
public "a The present time. We would siill
add smother. several articles have appeared
in the daily paper-. uf iafe ln tbe torn ~ n
pea for the 'bieis We have ln our
midst s,cietv ier the Prevention ol Cruelty
fo Animals. we nnw present. oar plea iu
behaf of tne oyer-faNed. over huuienei
women and eirs nlhng positions in ihe
different nusiat-s establishments oi our
city. We refer particularly f9 those Who
a~e required fa Dee iu their respective risor.
frnm cloak in fhe morning uul @
ocuck in ihe evening. often occupying
apartments paaIis ventilated aud poor y
lighted. returning ~ their homes af iafs
haar of niEi.t alone and uunTofeHct Fmm
fhe Standpoint af ius.iee aud l.i-ar. We ass
that some nefhod he ad.rfe4 sicfeHf d
remrdg uiav ne provided for tho eAisHnl
condition OBJ affairs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
THAT VETO AGAIN
Ihe Fre.id. az Releases Co fuf til- tohu
Hancass 60 several f'sn-iuu tsllls
&C. tfsk~ Ehruu Lave


t-alA.t.N Aat
returned o. lle House 10 Representative ti-
..l,tf,. .,...-..sl tI. hffI .rf.....f
81 ac- i.f lar 't.iti e' i-e'-
ll flc case fae widow 81 Mliher u id
-.4r-.Is.r,.f al f+..-..n au lie rr..i.f lI.r
.1.. 4a 4
i-e war l-r tfe>iiett s"l- 800 -iF
-,lh 40 january l,sl Whiis saikln. about
.I.....,. FIf..f.-.. t.Il i...l. .etr.i f-....
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
IN TIE COMMONS
aiststans Cfiticisea nase- a snnE Eiag iss-
pis laedn.a to l.s.i tns nal lapse
Hlth tni- >essisu

lesaas Mag la Use uolss ~ Cam
moas ,aaas ~r Nitaae IA eas- Bsash again
attempted io dras from Gladstone Stale
aeat 81. iis Intention ia Ie.ar3 se ti,e aan.s
u.e Nr Gladstone refa-el % make sa1i
statement stefraFaa Mr Beala moves
.aai iae deaate 81. Che aiL BE- 4siaaraei
.aapanins li- molan sitha tres sp-srh lu
ieaune.saaa of tls Government iaefies
-4fa4 $50 delivery ~ which there
Mas maeA excitement Mr Gladstone
replied Wah more warmth ihan Sc usaaI
elt- llm 4tc.arrs Ital De would choose
al- onu umf lu press tae lien. II Vas iar
fraH ls Intention. te slIt 81 aeafp' 81
flce ls 20 the motive ui the h.i fram
Ihase Nho HcHt dong tbeIr bees
m rlIu it Tremendous appial-e
Hr nisasfaur rstl ltt 0uFefnmeIf
ean-i Ierel ifin he iis dliy io fefraa irum
asking itie esnslaelaflal oi the til ln csHi-
alltiee aGer ls seeoad reading and Isl
accordance wita thls fieN wsliI adopt ant
af lhe alfiiluas Nailh lr laa lts flhei fes
ierlay iAe Government sas iHe'Iutl 8.
ai.aW ile DiII ta ial-t alfl ile present ses-
-isu ani aItise HeF Majesty O. samm ta an
ears meeting az Parliament O. enable if 90
Introduce be- baL Inis much lec.u.l -.y.
thAl le ass unable ai ilis moment il -lttaA
uiere positively.
Mr Beach SAID IAe Cafernmeal state
urlf- wfre entirely uu~4f.-i4efurf ana .u
tl a. oi fh.. facf he woll move aa adjourn.
n.snf sd ihe debate. Tile Governments De-
sal 3. prior t0 ite Introduction ol the bIlL
aad dNeii upon fle nece,-l-f q restoring
social order .n Ireland lf ta p'au haa
been found TO oe practicable Why aa thf
d
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
GROVER WILL MARRY
Next Wednesday the Day. the
White House the Place.
MISS FRANKIE FOLSOM TIT BRIDE
be ~eaa ne 10 be- Qasei sna Plain Be-
cause of 0rsaops foisou's Desih
Rev Dr. Sunderland 10 on
Gate Arrival 81 TIE FIRST
LACY fhs Land

WAsHisalos. q a. MAY =, President
C.es,isna ai.. be married a. sle Raeeatgs
Mansion ou Wednesday evening Jane E to
Mis-. f1Anoes fa.sam Ihe resent DEATH ~
d rel4ufeaf Sis. Folsom has ohaneea ihe
original p.aa iai t.e wedding saa ths inV.
lailfns are o. ne lmIlel b ies ~ iiis hear
ieiailves and ils nlemhsrs oi the ,ah.nsi
and iAer wives Rev nr Sunderland ~
ih@ .r-i rnass, feflaa church of Al Washington
eiA oin.laIc.
Az ,iecl alton about lle iaei aud date
ei tae mafraee ga 1rauEat CD q ein>e io
uisaf hf an a4faaf.Ife announcement tlaf
iar llNat iAIhri ui rFrut sal ae.lr here
ueaI "Wednesday. Iht knai WsN be- tlel
about u CLOCK lu the afternoon al the IA
eeailte Mansion aud aiIer as amule o,.la-
fnu fls evening stl b. passed via ga
uia iasalarel si,laI u-lftlua 10 ihe fes and
-r.fai invites guests fhe President ALL
$50 fa Nta York un ~audaf Cd pauripate
in fhe Decoration l4F certmuaies there end
lu h.aoA Ifn .n Monday AHd sli reiufn io
WASHINGTON laesi4y acoaul laulrl by Miss
Folsom and souIr ol fle invited quests a.
wedding il i- uat sHpecfsi fle president
ana ni- bride viii make % bridal tsur They
Nlli rtm4iu af f.e LxeclIiff Mansion iof 8
smile ht attending -D lls 1.slnrss aud tls
site l~t Hnna ler umt Co tlunE up sud
ilmlslirF iHr nfH home ln IenAi yiosu
recently lorehasei hg fle President which
sail pruhaoiY hc ready Vlfain a month
aud slll faen be occupied as their summer
hoine There aIl ht Geo fass no feai hers
80 fne wedding or an the wedding day.
JtHers'nian simplicity slA lredominsie
thranrhou..
Col Lamont urned ta Washington ihis
morning after having mri Miss Folsom 0n
ser arrival ai New lors last uiehr he
as al tle White holsf for fcs minufas
about noan fo ~ee tae President and tlen
Weut to his homo
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
SECRETS LET OUT.
.hc senate Reads AN Editorial To- show
Why an Oince- Holder Mas
offensive

WA~uNer1N. 1lay 2s-Thc Senate has
removed tae injunction from the report of
the Committee On Postotiices and Post
Roads iu the case Of Herbert Williams TO
be postmaster at North Bend, Neb vice
Chauucey w. Hyatt. removed The COM
mif,ee applied for and received ihe papers
.u the ctse' "It appears. the COM
mutee saws. from the papers
and documents in the case
thar Mr. Hyatt is the eiitor and proprietor
OF "a newspaper published 40 south Bend
Several c9ple, 90 his newspaper We're filed
In support 90 ihe application for his reno
val Editorial articles lending 10 illustrate
ile offensive rartisanship OF the editor.
whose removal from office was requested
aHd is n1w proposed We're indicated toy pen
and pencil lines drawn around them. In
the issue of the newspaper of June H.. l,o5.
the committee find am article indicated as
stated. aud bore copy it al length.
Democrats are NOT offensive parti>ans as tAc
following incident Will prove A little boy aud
rirI are playing u Che yard The giri finds an
apple under the tree and with au exclamation Of
ae-i.it begins io Hl.c a. Hold ou sdll me
hoy .flrOs It away. the c0.lcry is comm aud IL
Eul tat tnat apple yol wltl be took sick and you
oau tlIs au llc doctor viii come aud give you
s.ri throws thc apple down and The h0y -uatchlug
.t Up Boz .ils t0 eat it. bon C." the gil cries,
-WUlt BE- kIl YOU toof' 'No." said the boy
muurli tue fruit. .It Won glu boys It's only
aiter .-.le sr., Boy, don't have colery.'
r. is nat difficult. the report saws TO see
tile point Of this offensive article. Offensive
pulissu-aip does not apply 10 Democrats
b. i, only after Republicans. Democrats d.
uot have if. li is evident Mr. Hyatt can
uni De very bad man OF am inefficient
officer when resort Is had to such a course
to effect his removal. The faci that be has
such kteu appreciation of the true char
acier of tAe ofi-paraded reform doctriHes OF
the present time. doubtless had no incon
siderable influence in inducing the impsr
tunlie- NJ the persons who urged bis
removal
The injunction was also removed from
the report boa tnr ease OF = b Evans. NOAH
stated to oe postmaster an Otuma. vice III
Hamilton Tie committee found this ais,
t0 1e ID case 0f par.i-anship with no charges
affecting fhe official or personal record 0
fhe outgoing official
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

BosToN, May 2s.-The third annual tri-
cs Gle race of the Boston Bicycle cluo took
place his morning sun, wind and mud
We're against good shoeing, bat Ia spite
of this the winner broke the previous record
of sixteen and one-haif miles in one hour
ten minutes and forts seconds. The official
time was. + T. Bgruham. ol Newton. nne
hour and siX minufe-, 4 A. Danfprth. ct
Cambridge one hour. twelve minutes and
twelve seconds, and john Williams, one
hour twelve minutes and thiri1
seconds rtis Is tue third consecutive ume
that Burnham has son ihe event. lowering
the time at each race.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
APrnmlnenl 80. .nI,ldc-

helm. grain aud provision broker. COM
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himse.fin he head with a revolver ia his
Office in the kenuer block, on Common-st f..
near Carondele Elelheim came from New
York several years ag1. lie aas conn ecied
with the private banking house OF Selisman,
Hellman e CO.. and subsequently held ana
important position in the gain department
of the commission house of II & b Beer
leaving the latter De set up in business for
himself as grain broker. It is suppose
that Edelheim was short on wheat and in a
iii of dependency shot himself
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Paw Paw Mich. May 2s "A valuable
horse owned by Isaac Moore Was kilei last
night hy collision with another h1re on
the roai. and team bti .Hglns to Dan kx.
of Oshfemo. ram awav throwing Mrs RIA
out and seriously wnuniing uer. Al tnis
happened while racing ou tac return iuom
the fair
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

~r LorI- Mo-. May - In the Maxwell
trial today Dr Bauer was on the stand as
an expert .u The use Of chloroform. His
evidence went ro show that clloroform was
uot particularly dangerous to use If used
properly .l improperly administered was
HlRaf- more or Jess dangerous Following
DIR Bauer. dep s.tious from Hyde Engand,
setting forth Zoe general good character of
fle deceased. were submitted This occu-
pred enc uwe ~ lAe court throughout the
iar.