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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-26
DAKOTA
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
Ia the rfphate Coutt OF the sCaua,y of Yank-
the estate OF John jos sph z laden. deceased.
Notice of application for letters Of Az minis
~tration.
NQtItls ia tereh. gwen that Anton H..
sS PETER has Flied with ,he iusg of this
court = Isiition praying 10 leBseiaof Admins.
! stlnn 81 thc estate OF Jahu joseph Zlnd.p,
de eased. aud that Tuesday. the 23d day Of
20 ,rnary, 1886. Mt ter. o'clock a. III Of said day.
be g y uey of y retulst term M his court, to.
vii: OF the Jansaty term, 1885, ut the probnte
oolrt fbon IN the court house in the cit aud
90 lnty Of lankton, has been set for heariGe
satd petition when and where any person in
t0sested may appear and show cause why said
Dated February 1lth, 1856.
tSEAL] L. CONGIETON.
tebti led Judge of Probate Court.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-26

- FOR notices in reference TO Special Er:
:uLslons. changes of timo, and other itemsSf
interest IN connection with the Chicago. Nil
i7cal columns of this paper.lsSSaHs7Na-m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
FOURTH EDITION.


DhHthnuu tho bas-~-s ''-'
Rev. Mr.. Trumbauer of Chester, Pa,
baptised eighteen persons, sixteen white
and two colored, In the Brandywine OF
the foot of Walnut street, At 10 O'CLOCK
this morning. These persons we're In
duced To have this rite performed
through the lAborers Of the Heavenly
Recruits" who have been holding
meetings in our city for the pact week
Tor two. The ceremony was witnessed
by about 5000 people, who had assem-
Died from the different parts OF our city.
There were four ministers present, who
had been engaged in the work In our
city. Rev. Frank Haas Of Philsdelphia
10 president Of the association, and II Is
ssid they have secured building at
Thirteenth and French streets for
place of worship. During the baptism
some twenty pereons climbed into
willow tree In order TO get better view
of the performance OF the ceremony,
when large limb gave way and came
down with . crash, but luckily no one
was hurt. This may be attributed,
however, to the foresight or thought
fulness OF a gentleman who noticed the
impending danger, and at bis sugges.
ton three coaches, containing small
children, were renewed from the place
some Ave or ten minutes before the limb
gave way, thus saving them from In
Jury and per haps death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
The Fire Cracker NuisAp,e

From the proclamation Of Mlya
Rhosds, published in another COual
1t may 90 seen that boys who tIplH|
crackers in the streets are liable "
arrested aud fined not more than u
nor less than o. for each offence, I'd
boys may like such sport, bntgtts
do not wish to be arrested, taken 'Oih
hall and fined, they should rest'al
their inclinations and keep within b
n quirements OF the ordinance. 10
Mayor deserves crei!t for tie stand B
has taken, IS when somueL hiiscfiD
nate shooting was prac,icel tres va
Of frequent occurrence AID many u
mented loss of limbs Il not loss q ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

There was riot Sunday afternoon NJ
Fairport, on the Lake Shore, thirty
IN lies east OF Clevelend, Ohio, An ex.
curtion party OF about |; 90 men, women
aud children visited the place. A dozen
or more meu, who had been drinkiup
ON the boat, visited q saloon on their
arrival at Fairport and coon succeeded
In starting q quarrel, which ended In
all the windows Of the saloon being
broken by tho exoursionists. Stones
were then hurled through the windows
of large tenement house occupied by
Polau ders. The latter, to the nucber
of fifteen or twenty, armed themselves
with clubs and moved on the excursion.
lists. Several Olevelauders were cut
and bruised, and one Polander was
struck seAseless by q stone. The
Polanders chased the excursionists 10
the boat, but just as the pursuing party
reached the dock the boat moved away,
proven ting further bloodshed.
At wedding Ia Patterson, N. j.,
on Saturday night, the festivities were
disturbed by Walter HodgsOD and
others prying open with clothes poles
the wiz dows OF the houte In which
they were held. John Earle and
others attempted TO stop the disturb
snce, when fight occurred, during
whioh Hodgson struck Earle on the
head W 18th q board and Earle died of
concussion OF the brain. Hodgson has
been arrested.
Geo. A Serens, q drummer for q
dry goods house In Cleveland, Ohio,
shot himsel dead in a house of evil
repute In Pittsburg on Saturday even.
ing. He was about ffty years of age.
"Remorse for b is treatment Of his wife
and his inability to perform certain
promises made to an inmate Of the
house is thought TO have been the cause
OF the deed"
At Eagle Bend, Mississippi, on Sat-
urday night, Lee Brown. colored, shot
and killed Alfred aud Henry Morgan,
white, and Cornelius jackson, colored.
Brown was porter in q store, and the
white men refused to let him close 1t
up"
In Baltimore, on Saturday evening,
George Forsyth shot and dangerously
wounded his wife, Ella, and then com
mitted suicide. Forsyth was 81 years
old and his widow was 10 She has
one child. They separated some time
ago.
The Emperor Of Austria has pre-
tented Max Sohamberg, Austrian Con-
sui at Pittsburg, with an elegant dia-
mond ring, valued at S2,6C0, for his
services 10 the Hungarians during the
recent great strike ID the coke regions.
w. S McCollum, n dentist, about 40
years of age, committed suicide at his
boarding house at Niagara Falls or
Saturday morning, He had been twice
burned out within short time. He
leaves a wife aud little daughter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

NEW YORK, June 27-The
surrounding the sn,ic.pated ,,' .!'e|
Troubadour, Miss Woodford and ,i P.a
mas come to an end and me ran,I.
length been decided upon MY M
Island Jockey Club has epeped y.
stakes for three year o.ds and ny
OF $500 each, 800 forfeit glf
added, provided that tue tbrsa t ~
horses enter and start. Their or,l
have already appended il cir gop,,1
Mr.. Brown being rerre.ented \
Rogers, his trainer, AMI signing h, j
e9raph from Pittsburs. Tbe M
talk strongly OF entering Pontiac n
race will be run on Tuesday AMI |
distance will be a mile and : o,,rs
II Is anticipated that many ya.e,, =,
Western turfmen, who happen n h,
the vicinity, win attend the racs Al
meeting Of the three famous bou., n
long been looked toward to and No,
suit OF the meeting vii. be impo,tsp,
all lovers of the turf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
RUSSELL'S
+" BEE HIVE
3O6 Market Street.

A special sale of English Make
Silvered check Gosssmers. The
lowest wholesale price has been
$3.50. The manufacturer Law
ing too many on hand, we were
fortunate in being one of a syn
dictate to buy the entire stock
The manufacturers loss is your
gain, as We shall give you an OPP
portunity to buy them ct Sl.5C
each. They are particularly de-
|sirable for this season Of the
year, being very lightweight
fine goods, a handy thing fol
travelling in these days o.
showers.
Cause Underwear for Gentle
men, Ladies or Children in long
or short sleeves in several quail.
tics at our popular prices VIZ
think it for your interest TO buy
your summer stock of these c
lus.
We have a few Sash Ribbons
eft which we are willing to sci
you at a greatly reduced price
Buy some of our Fans and
keep cool.
"At its height" Our sale o,
India Linene, French Organdies
Batiste, Crinkled Seersu cker'
and Sateens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Shooting at the Bridegroom,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June ~ -Reason
Stamper and Mrs. Hattie Diukins " ere
married last night at Ashland, , Ky.
While the couple were being congratu-
lated q woman named Frances Piles
rushed in and attempted to shoot the
groom. He ok the pistol away and
she was arrested. In the meantime the
bride tainted and the guests were badly
frightened. The Piles woman said
Stamper had prom,eed to marry her
and she charges him with killing
Charley Black two years ago. She
Claims to have washed the murderer r
hloodv shirt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
THIRD EDI TON.
sullivan Under Cover Of . Revolver.

Sullivan Under Cover OF = Revolver.
Mike Meehan, the latest victim OF
Slugger Sullivan, sought out the cham
pion last Friday morning in Boston,
but re enforced himself with sen
cooking revolver. According to
Boston dispatch he found the great
pugilist less drunk than he was the
night before, bat very ugly. Meehan
kept at = safe distance, but he used his
tongue freely. He told the champion
that be Intended 10 make him suffer for
his assault. Sullivan tetorted that
Meehan IN light do what be pleased, and
added: 'T'll do you up before get
through with you" Meehan's pistol
was out In an instant and pointed q,
the champion. mo you won't!'' OK
claimed the gambler, keeping Sulli
van covered. 81 wasn't ready for you
last night, or would have killed you
before you struck me; but I'm ready
for you now, and you can't get your
hand on me again Quioker than l car
shoot. III kill you the hrst time you
raise your hand at me-" Sullivan
stormed, but two friends with him re-
strained him, and Meehah retired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

To which you are walloNing, on account
of some of those diseases peculiar tC
you, madame, and which have robbed
you Of the rosy hue of health, and made
life burden TO you. you can easily gel
out Of. DR.. PIerce's "Fsvorite Prescrip-
ton" will free you from all such trou
bles, and soon recall the rose-tint oil
health to your cheek, and the elasticity
to your cheek 1t is most perfe ct ape
c!fic for all tho weaknesbes and irregn-
lsrities peculiar to your SEX. [: cures
liberation, displscements, 'internaI
fever" bearing down sensations, re
moves the tendency to DANGEROUS sffec-
lions, and correc,s all unnatural dis
charges. By druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Case Dismiss ed.

About / O'Clock yeste rdsy morning
Sergeant Cannon was approached by
two white men, near theP., W. s. Is.
Railroad Station, who requested him to
arrest colored man named Nelson
Walker, who they alleged had insulted
and abused them. The sergeant took
the man TO the hall, and was followed
shortly after by the accusers, who left
their names, and promised to appear
this morning, but when the case was
called they were not present. The
officer said that be did not see the mar
do anything, and the Judge advised
him not to arrest any one In the future
at the mere request OF persons whom he
did not know. The case was dismissed
and Walker discharged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Fifth EDITION

Shortly n f,ar,o "alnes,
SRs n,S ant, Mcyey was tols Ia, a s.p,
i no;,hwell, alias sugar ' 4 TIA that aaT'
Liberty ~ stt street with Quite nA ! gene d
I East Liberty street ana DsiS S hunItd|
When ASKED what he h, headed bin
10th Roth well replied tia, I il v IN The I'd
e.. that he was tak,,~"s wa a lot d
me sergeant told him !, Z 70 be va,
ina inst ,h business ni now, aud 'I unol b. Va
one coat, two vests, our ori palrsOtpl]
lever clock. rpefs aid asu|
He took Rothwell n a.
s ,ss,,nR sure that the goods sV wa "a
o osHpcned them, to find some "'is u
owner. 10 one of the pocb u sIIs %
two receipts for rent. p Ueis hehl|
y. Davis, a letter carrier t y. y va
~ NO. 81 Clayton street ''t TlAsls
Ca Lied on Mr.. Davis at ibs 1000
ana ana as soon as he saw the Oo, s4t
nal ne Identified them as bs'ar
ROCKWELL had a hearing ~ !a
Uommins this morning. ''h'
DAVIS testified that bis ,s
orofep into last Saturday m uu
tween the hours Of 8 80 and ~
while his wife was abseur AZ , ,u.ts
AN entrance was effected Iv |.
ing q bar off q rear cellar VIM ~
snen knocking the screens aD, Il
sne returned the doors in tbs a..
nouse were standing omen ' ..i
FOUND that the upstairs room, s SsS
ransacked. A colored ms, uN
frank Biddle, testified that Ss llal
prisoner enter Mr.. Davis h',t ~
ABOUT . O'Clock SATURDAY %a wa
Alter hearing the evidence H., Ioi I
committed Rothwell in defani ICY :; y
Dali to answer at Court. u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

MILTON, june q As the neysr,u
express was passing Mahou!na IN.
crossing at 9 IS this morning aud d
prosching the station Robert HiHi
aged about GO years, ami wife who va
Ia a carriage on tEeir way to st. JOta
Catholic Church, were struck %
almost instantly killed.
Both bodies were carried o dis,lrt
Of about 100 feet and wee horih
mangled. Tue horse was 81 badly Il
Jured that he had TO be shot, and 4
wagon WAS completely demolished. II
train was runniDg at sSlu, sixty nil
an hour in the heart OF the town. Tia
Is no watohman stationed az this p,ls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Disorderly Conduct

Complain was made to Officer Bern.
hardt last Saturday night that a party
.ot yonrg colOred men aud women were
behaving very dlsorderly at Fourth
and Ia nall streets, and as lie had a
number of complaints from that neigh
, b rhood, he hurried to the place. When
the party saw the officer coming they
ran. and al succeeded in maxim ; their
escape except Sarah Hinsnn and Viola
Gibss, two girls, each ABOUT Is years OF
age. They were taken TO the hall, and
this morning had a hearing before
Judge Gnmmins, who imposed fne oi
g and costs on each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

HARRISBURG; June 27.-Ex-Con
gresham Barr, formerly Private Sec
Rotary to Senator Cameron, who camt
here from Maine to attend tbt
Republican Convention on next Wed
nesday, was asked whether he thought
Mr.. Blaine was paving the way for tn.
presidential nomination in 1888, anc
replied:
"Unquestionably. have been earn
est for many years as q supporter o
Logan. However, thu inevitable
seems to be now that Blaine will b
nominated, and, being the nominee
will be elected. Whether his nomina
ton will be the wisest for the Republi
can party to make is a question
reserve; but, looking at things as the!
are, Blsius's nomination seems TO b.
assured"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Two Narrow Escapes.

Mr.. A j. Wilson, OF the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company, made a mar
row escape from being drowned this
morning. He was walking along a
PLANK extending from the wharf to a
boat when he tripped on board and
fell overheard. Several workmen In
IT 9 vicinity who witnessed the accident
hastened 10 his rescue, and succeeded
in pulling him out, the only damage
b. ing u thorough drenching.
Last Saturday boy living on Poplar
street above Taylor, went into the
Brandywine above Eleventh street
bridge TO take a bath. He could uol
swim, and as he got hey ond his deptl
was in danger of being drowned, wher
n companion, much smaller than him
self jumped in and succeeded in Rettini
! him Ashore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

John William has charge Of tie work
for the Introduction Of the incandescent
electric light In Mtddletown.


john William has charge Of TIE work
for the Introduction OF the incanaesoent
electric light In Middletown.
Philip j. Walsh, of Philadelphia,
sailed for Europe on Saturday, combin-
| ing recreation and business In the trip.
John r.. Moore, Esq who has posi-
| ton in the Department OF State at
Washington. ID O., visited our city yes
| terday.
The Bachelor Boat Club will have q
formal opening Of their new house at
the south side of Market street brid 20
this evening.
George w. Bush s. Son received q
consignment of ten car loads of Cum
bsrland coal over the B. 81 p. Railroad
on Friday last.
The Sassafras river steamboat being
built by Enoch Moore for Captain John
Woodall, will be launched on Wednes-
day or Thursday.
DR.. j. Speck has opened An office at
No. 5l2 King streets, and Is prepared To
prescribe for all ailments to which our
flesh Is heir.
RefriRerators at cost ut Pickles stove
store, 8 East Fourth street. Only few
left, and we want to close them out TO
make room for stoves.
City boarders will be accom- modated
on q farm near Marshallton, Chester
County, Pa, at IS per week, as may be
seen by advertisement In another coll
umn.
Stanton has q cricket club styled
Young America, which will play the
First Eleven OF the Delaware Field
Clue in this city on Monday next, be.
ginning at IL n. IN.
5t. Johns Castle, No. 4, knights Of
the Golden Eagle, will 60 to Birming-
ham Park to morrow, leaving Water
and French as 1880 a. III and Q 20 D. M,
accompanied by Alberto Band.
The A. o. M. p. church, French
street, above Eighth, will give an ex.
cursion to Chestnut Grove to morrow,
leaving French street wharf, aboard
the stes mtr john A. Warner, att a. IN
A cOlored woman fell from a cherry
tree In the upper part u Christiaua
Hundred, few days ago, and was 80
badly hurt that abe had to bs conveyed
20 her home ia carriage. DR.. Jos. n,
Chandler WAS called in, and although
no bones were broken he SAID that she
was bruised "a badly that she would be
confined to her house for several days.
@ --Su
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Proposing to Boy colt Reporters

New YORK, June N-At a meeting
of the Central Labor Union this after
noon resolution wG4 offered declaring
that az reporter of the Star and one
from the Times had been aeon riding on
the nom union Third Avenue cars, and
had given no explAnat zion for 80 doing,
they should be boy Dotted, and no news
given them by any district assent IDLY
The resolution was referrsd to the Pres
Committee for action,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Rotation in I flee

1t is reported tbaP James O'Toole,
who is now assiFant in the City
Treasurer's Office ,iH 10 be chief clerk
in the PostoffiqS under Postmaster Tsy-
lor, snd Horsee, son Ct Caieu p. John.
SOD, ESQ, wX succeed Mr.. O'Toole in
the treaspfer's office. Mr.. O'Toole is
fortunstef but his promotion, we Or
sumo, pAey be attributed quite AZ nue.
to his ability as an accountant as tc
political considerations. Mr. johnson
represents the young Democracy, bu
his father rendered service enough il
the past to entitle all OF his boys to {
position in his party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
AErelrht Conhnelor Killed.

MARTISsBuRG, W V, June "
Last hight the Plt's5ufg eIp'T,
oollided with a freight train 90 I've
& o. Railroad ID the suburbs d 70
city. VIM. H. Bower, freight Colau
tor, was Instantly killed, BIZ bead pen y
caught between the side board o. !!
engine and coal hoppe The s% I,
dent was caused by he ntf.ect ol.l
freight brakeman 10 close tls =, tN', W,
The track WAS torn up ana laife y
hoppers were torn to pieces. Ins y
| sen ger engine had the lei. sac .o'U H. r.
Conductor Bowers was ABOUT W \,
years of age. He leaves a @l'e "'u "
| children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

The following officers wtfs f = n
Jefferson Council, NJ ~ Y q o,.,.iIA
at the regular meeting l ,s,' S.r
night: O., William a A . mi Al
c., Martin l.. Hutton 4. q = FDjDn
Slower; A r. s, ohaFl :, Z TIi n !
F. s., D B, Markley; t. 7. F W, B il
Little; Ind, Joteph Hoasy , Nh q
Tibbett; |. P, sclouoE s9 y r Mes
p, B. B. Simpson; trus''' +. A william
sick, John 2. WILLIAMS ~
A. Anderson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
Maa swindIed hy Policy.

Last Saturday might eolored mar
called 1T police station very indignant
OF Sl3 at a policy shop on Fifth stree
between Orange and Shipley. HI
wanted an officer TO 20 aud arrest thu
man at once, and when informed tina
he would have 10 swear ont n warrant
promised TO come back yesterday morn
ing, bat up 10 moan today he had no
put in an appearance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
A singular Case.

Shortly after O'Clock last evening
word was brought TO the police station
that a man had shot a woman In a
house on French street above Eighth.
Sergeant Taylor and Special Officer
Sohoor proceeded TO the place, and
found the house occupied by colored
people. Quite q prepossessing quad room
girl, named Lizzie Jefferson, WAS bleed
ing with scalp wound In the head
and after searching the house the Off
Gers finally found q colored man, named
John ID. Smith, who II was claimed
had fred tile shot, and took him TO the
hall He had a hearing before Judge
Cummins this morning, when the girl
Who was wounded, and several Others
Who were in the house AZ the time, tes
titled that the shooting WAS purely acct
dental. They stated that they were
string down to supper when Smith
pulled his handkerchief out of his
pocket and the pieto fell TO the floor
aud exploded The Charge of shooting
the girl was dismissed, hut Smith WAS
ordered 10 furnished $500 bail for carry
Ing a concealed deadly weapon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

LLet Saturday night Jonas Heck took
on terrible load Of fire water and laid
down on the soft side of cellar door
TO sleep off the effects. An officer found
him, and for fear that he might take
cold removed him to the hall. This
tAorninP Jonas had a hearing before
Judge Clmm ins, aud was committed
in default of 50 and the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

The following described real estate, viz;
All those TWO certain lots, pieces or parcels
OF land situate in the city olWilmington,
bounded and described as fJiIOws,t 20 wit:
no. l. Beginning NJ the easterlY side Of
Forrest sire 1 at the distance vi o. feet o
inches from the sOutherly sic @ Of Thirteenth
street at line of land late Of Henry Pierson,
thence with his line easterly parallel 10
Thirteenth street So feet TO the westerly side
Of a 3 feet wide alley running rom Twelfth
to Thirteenth street. thence herewith south
erly u feet 10 stake In land conveyed 10 =.
Crauston * Co. thence " III said land ives
terly parallel TO Thirteenth street through
the middle o the division wall between the
two hous t3 feet 10 tho said side OF Forrest
stree, and ;her ce thercWltb nQrtheuy IA
feet u the place Of beginning, be the Con-
tents hereof what !, mag, with a two story
brick house thereon erected.
Mo- Bounded ard described AS followF,
to wit: beginning on the easeriy side OF
Heaid ST. Get at the di'tance OF 81 feet nom
thence ehsterly c2 feet to tho westerly side Of
3 feet wide alley running into Oade street,
thence with said alley side southerly IL feet
to the line Of la1i Of Robert McCaulley,
thence with his land westerly g. feet 10 tae
said side OF Head street and thence there
with n0rtherly u feet 10 the plac3 OF beHin
ning, DO the contents thereof what they
may WITH tNu-stOrY frame house Thereon
erected, Book " Vol. II. page 3l+, &c.
Sei1ed and taken 10 execution as thep-ou
erty Of Manlon NJ. child and Mary "
Child, his wife, L ts., and to he sold by
THOMAS RORD, Sheriff
Sherih's Othce, Wilmington, June 2. s't
leI4.eCd-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28
A had Place to Fan Asleep.

Late last night quite well dressed
man was found by Officer Smith lying
GU the railroad at the foot Of Jefferson
street, sleeping { II the effects Of q de-
bauch. The officer had barely sue.
seeded in pulling him of the track
when train came rushing along, and
had it not been for the prompt action of
tie officer there would have been
another fatal accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-28

a man named John Mccall was ar
rested Oh Saturday night a. the request
of his father, who charged that be was
breaking up the furniture and carry il /
things out of his house to sell fol
liquor. An officer testified that Me
Call has been on q spree almost con,
tinually since last fell. The Judg'
imposed fine OF 90 And costs, and 81
there IL no probability OF its beinl
paid, he will have the opportunity o
becoming perfectly sober before he Ii
released from New Cattle Jail,