davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Monroe Loss.

Hon. d. J. Roman of Monroe died at his
home in that city on the 18th inst, of hem
orrhagc OF the stomach and bowels.
The deceased was q leading lawyer and Re
publican politician, an exceptionally brilliant
orator and Conycrsationalist, a man OF marked
general abniy lie was born IN Monroe
county in M, and I'M 1853 enlisted IN Com
pany T., Eleventh NJ chigan Cavalry, and rose
10 the rank OF sergeant. He continued in the
serNic, until mustered out at the close Of the
war. He served as Ccuuty register ~ deeds OF
Monroe counts ana subsequently entered tie
law department OF tie Michigan University,
graduating ln The class OF l~,l.Iu November OF
the same year he was apo uted prosecuting
attorney 10 succeed WinamA. Lafie r. deceased,
was eiectcd O. tuc position in 1872 and re-, lect
ed in 1874. lie served g. supervisor of his
ward IN Isl! and l-su, and was e.Ictcd city az
tOrLey IA ] s.. in 1850 he was % delegate 10
the kel can national convention. In ls12
lie formed % law artnt r-hip with lion Bur on
Parker whiC continued until tie pOutment
of Ia latter O. the Fort Peck indian agency
in the fall oi lss4 For a number of years
past De- set % .s an attorney or the Flint *
Pcrc Marquette railway company. He took
considerable interest IN military matters, and
Was commando. OF Jos. Il. NTH Post 1G, G..
A. r., in l->i, and captain OF the Monroe
light guarI lu lstg. In April o. that year he
married Miss Lille =. barry WHO with two
young dlu-1. ters survives him. Few men
were more thoroughly acquainted in the county
ana he enjoyed an extensive acquaintance
throughout tie state
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Who are Renefited by the Now Law.

The act 10 increase the pensions Of widows
and der eudeut relatives OF deceased soldiers
and sailors. which has become law, increases
their lay from = 10 Sl2 Ter month. The
uuml or of PENSIONS 10 Doe affected by this bill
Is 1j.l3J; the mum, or If claimants 10 be af-
fectci BY tins hin is @3,GC3-a total OF l0s. '33.
In addition thereto the bll includes
the widows OF the war OF lsl2 OF which there
were on the rolls July ], lsS3 2L:3j OF this
mum, cr not exceeding $1,000 VIII probably be
on the rolls at the close o the present fiscal
year. The grand total OF persons likely
10 he affected il little over
l24 600 making the annual value
of the u, nsiou roll SG,OOl0JO greater than at
the Old rate The beuehciarIc~ OF this bill are
widow. minor children and dependent rela-
tives now on the pen ion roll. IL will apply
only 10 widows who were married 10 the de
ceased soldier or sailor prior 20 It's passage,
and 10 those who ay hereafter marry prior TO
or during the service OF the soldier or sailor
The lill provides. and the Pension Bureau Of
ficials viii ,ndcayor T. see that the provision
is enforced, that no claim agent or attorney
shall bee recognized in the adjudication Of
claims under this act, nor shall any such per
son be entitled 10 receive any compensation
whatever ior services or pretended services in
making applications hereunder.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Murdered Her Husband

Capt. Duncan McCaig Of Port Huron, wa.
slot and killed 10y his divorced wife on tht
morning Of March -.
Mrs McC aig, who had obtained a divorce
and, hy dcclec of court calls herself Mis-,
Moore, was res ding with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Moore, ana her children, a pr,tt, boy and
girl with her VI, Caig has troubled her at
shines, abusing Ter with foul language, and
also threatening her life, rs well as that OF hel
parents. For this he was several times ar
rested.
The night Of tie tragedy he was drinking
with companions ana, leaving them about
midnight, be went 10 The Moore home and I'M
dulged in the most foul language, threatening
10 cut his wife's throat if he could
get into the house Mr.. Moore
10 Brighten him of, went out OF tho
house and fired several shots from revolver
without effect. 4 few minutes later tmma
Moore, the divorced wife, stepped outside with
as -he relates, q tWo-barrcled shotgun IN her
hands. McCulg, she says, was coming To-
ward her, threatening 10 cut her throat, and
when few feet away She fired, the shot
striking him in the face over the right eye,
causing his brains to ooze out Hc fcll when
shot and remained unconscious until lac died
at o'clock.
NJ SIS Moore ami her father and brother are
now in Tie county all. Miss Moore says she
regrets lie sad ending, but feels that She " as
driven 10 II u -ell-deicnse.
Miss Moore IS the finest looking woman in
the cty, about . years old. brunette, ana
rat or mall n stature. Different opinions are
expressed by he friends of both. and every
body is discussing the shooting and the cause.
McCaig ana Miss Moore were once happy, but
jealousy and meddlesome people made ulscOrd
and the family peace was soon wrecked
), mes Moore, father of the murderess, has
little TO say. lie claims that the shooting
was inevitable and was done in seh-deienSc.
He expected that his daughter would have
been shot by McCaig before this. lie says no
one knows what the family have suffered by
McCaigs conduct in the past
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
TheIoueen was Scared.

Queen Victoria, according 10 the announced
arraug mcut, went IN state March - 10 open
the Ger, mony oi LAYING the foundation OF the
new Examination Hall Of the College OF sur
gcOus, on the Thames tmbankmeut She was
accompanied hV tie Prince and Princess OF
Wale- an other members Of the royal family.
The Wcat or was clear and beautiful and the
people turned out in vast numbers along the
route taken by her Majesty. The shops and
club buildings on the way were dccked with
flags ard strcamers and displayed an abund-
ance of loyal notices The royal party was
everywhere received with the heartiest en-
thCsiasm The lcope rushed along side the
royal carriage during Us progress, greeting her
Majesty everywhere with rapturous cheering.
Later in the day, accompanied by Princess
Beatrice. the Queen went out iOr drive. As
the carriage ncarcd HYDE Park, man siepped
out from lac crowd and threw something into
IL. Great excitement followed, a. IL was
thought the article was an eXpl siye. II was
subsequently, learned that IL was not, but a
piece of paper containing potion 10 the Queen
for re lrcSs for come iaucl,d wrong Tbs man
was arrested
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
DETROIT MARKETS,

wHrAT-No. l white spot sSc bid; No.
red. regular So bid, = asked Micht
gan. egli Bod, soc asked; May, 1900 bush
els at Nt G.; june 5000 bushels at S9'sc. No.
3 red, C bid, Sc asked, rejected, cars at
iOc
CoRN-No. ., spot - bid, 39c; asked
April, 10000 bushels at sc high mixed car
at 800.
OATs-No. . white, spot, ears at 35i4c
MAY, .G. @ bid, 3,c asked.
CLoyEH-EEu-Primc, spot, S6.2j asked ;
April. $3.50 bid; NO. . spot, SG.0j bid.
Provision, New mess PORK. SlO.5OdlO 10;
me, pork family new, sILOO0ll.2j: short
clear Sl.O.6I2..5, .ari IA ticrccs, o. @6 C;
kegs, o. 01c; pals $40 .c; smoked hams,
A4w o.. shoulders, > 0t5 C.; breakfast ba-
con .0 O., Cried beer hams, l0dl0i G.;
extra mess beef. S.u42j.
Flour Michigan winter wheat, stone pro
cess. a 5o.04.15; Michigan winter wheat roller
process. Sl.1ja5, Michigan winter wheat
patents, S...5dj.50; Miuuesota bakers, Sab
(aj; Minnesota patents, S5.t10d; low grades
winter wheat, S3tO@3.i5; buckwheat, pa
go per cWt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Not So Dead After All.

Once upon time. many years ago,
when the great Abouel Shindig reigned
over Persia. there came 10 him in great
haste courier with the startling intelli-
gence that one of the royal mules was
dead As such a thing had never been
heard of before the King believed not,
and said:
"This cannot be SO.
by the great prophet swear it, "
1.-THE courier replied:
Then Abou became very angry and
cried:
Thou lest, slave. Thy life shall
pay the penalty
And the poor courier's head was
taken of by the administration. Not
withstanding Abou's unbelicf he sent
another courier TO investigate the mat
ter. The courier soon returned and
bowed low before the King.
''Speak, slave" said Abou.
1.-The mule is dead
Thou art also liar Thine eyes
shall pay the forfeit
And the poor fellows eyes were put
out by royal command and a hot iron.
But Abon was now interested. and dis
patched third courier to sec if the re-
port was true This courier returned
in a short time and verified the state
ment of the other two. Still uncon-
WINGED. Abou had the courier put in
prison to await the royal pleasure, and
went himself to see the remains. The
report was true. The mules was dead.
Abou sent for all the great men and
savants of the REALM and gave great
feast, to which he invited all his rcla-
tiyes. including his mother-in-lsw, and
the prophets and scerS. and when they
had all gathered nj the feast the mule
was brought in that they might see it
with their own eve. And they feastcd and
drank wine until a late hour. and were
preparing 10 rise from the table when
something graSpcd Abou by the hair
of the head and. lifting him up, sat him
down on the floor with such violence M
to disolcate his store teeth and ram
quarter section of his spinal column ND
into his head Then the mule, Tor Il
was he. turned his face from the lablo
and then there were table. china, sa-
wants, cut glass, great men, pic, mother
in-law, chicken, prophets. cakes, wives,
wine and relatives flying through the
air in promisciouS confus on.
Moral-Bury Your dead mules
Go0ddtES Chicago Sun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Mad Manitobans.

The disallowance by the Dominion govern
ment Of two Manitoba railway charters creates
dissatisfaction there. The order cancels the
Emerson ~ Northwestern charter altogether,
and abridgcs the Manitoba Central 50 that the
promoters cannot 20 within - miles OF the
international boundary. The people Of Maui
toba are frctiing under the Pacific railway
monopoly aud seeking an independent outlet
hv connecting with the United states system
Of railways. The ahrogatcd charters provided
for such connection. aud arrangements for the
construction Of link lines hayGbccn made with
American capitalists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
THE STATE AT LARGE.
A TERRlBLE FATALITY.
Two Persons Burned to Death in Bronson

A terrible fire visited Bronson, Branl coun-
~, nj an early hour ON the morning OF March
bOth, destroying the fine new brick block OF
stores on Mattcsuu street, which was butt
last summer one of the terrible features of
the fire l. the death OF Mrs Timothy Hurley
and her daughter May aged II years who were
burned, MIR Hurley and three children-a
boy aged lG, another 10 and a baby about two
and one-hali wears old-are terribly burned.
Charles Sjrarhly, a laktr employed by Mr..
Hurley, is badly cut about The face and head,
cau~. Il los jumping Though transom over a
hall door
The ire company did effective work, saving
the lusiuess portion Of the village. Four
stores were burned, one dry goods an grocery
stOr and the restaurant and BAKERY belonging
10 Mr.. liu ley, the hardware store belonging
To Sawdey ~ Declutc; no Insurance; also the
store owned and occupied boy Ost * kcan as
u butter aud s. store, insured Sl.5OO, which
Will cover the loss on the building MT.
Hun occupied rooms above hi, store and
lost eve lthing. ". f. Sawdey lost his house
hold 60 Il. he store was owned by D..
Haght; loss on II, 5000; insurance $1,000
The ., ON, over Post * kean stur, We oc-
cup by Mrs Weaver, whose goods were
DESTROYED The total loss VIII not be lar from
5000 .,
MIS- Hur'eys remains were found close by
the font wall, showing she had enCeayorcd 10
yet out of tie front window. he oaugptu's
bouy was Iounl near The center Of Tie ruins
NulN TN lt ~ anu INuN RA MlHs llNllt1 b.
bodt has vet Teen found The body Of The
grl prtseI {, % horrible sight.
one Of the ~ickeulug feature, Of the holo-
cau,t was finding ot the charred remains
Of an infant when the frantic mother had
given buth TO after returning up stairs
Mrs. Hurley was an usual, handsome
wou an, about 20 years of age, with a large
cir, le of ir,uds, aud with her daughter May,
was univ ersally beloved. Mr.. Hurley IS badly
burned about the face, head, hands and
right size. EDDIE, the Oldest boy,
is also severely burned. Tim is
horribly burned al. Ut tie face and
head while his feet and hands are even worse.
Charley. the taby boy, r. also turned badly on
one side of bis lace and neal, and lies moan
ing in pan winch cannot be- allaycd, Mr.
huIlcl father, an Old man, is also badly
burned, nd MIR Straohly's face. hands ami
one ice are severely gashed, lr,srntug q
81 eniug sight. The in ured are he NJ ten
deily cared or ana every thing is being on
TO rcI,yc the r terrible suterings.
Tbs IT, ihc .Ourth destructive that las raw
aged Bronson within tie last two and q half
years, destroying about 100000 worth OF
property
Sheriff b. y. Whitaker had one OF his legs
cut very badly by the -aling of heavy plate
glass
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
More Public Land.

HE secretary OF The interior has rendered a
decision in The case Of the Atlantic X Pacific
railroad company, in which be holds that IL
has mo- legal claim to the land along the line OF
the road from san Beunayentura, o. The Pa
ciHc Ocean, in California, 10 San francisco, a
distance of - miles, AMI directs tie com
missioner OF the general land office 10 restore
The same to the public domain. The fact that
this lin, has been mortga 1ed and money raised
IN rs credit Is, the reiary adds, the misior-
tune OF the mortgages, IN that they took n
mortgage on that 10 which the mortcagors
had NJ legal right This decision restores 10
the public domain 2.lil. 200 acres.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Shot the Wrong Man.

Aid. Henry Douglas Of Laredo, Texas, was
shot and killed the other morn ug IN the Com
mercal hotel boy Alexander Meniy o. Corpus
Christi Mcnly and a young man named
Burbank had spent the night PLAYING pin pool.
Douga, watched the game Early in the
morning they all went 10 the hotel } ar where a
The former drew bis revolver and fired The
bullet gralcd Burbank and passed through
Douglas heart. Manly was arrested, There
is a great deal of excitement over the tragedy
and threats of lynching are made. Douglas was
from Pennsylvania, aui was one of the most
popular railroad men I'm that sect on.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Women Fight

duel was fought on the field Of Waterloo
few day ago between Mime Nalsayere, a
native of France and Miss Shelby, an Am.
erican The duel grew out of dispute on the
relative merits of IeuCh ami American cmale
doctors After stormy alter, alton LetWcg IN
the dsputaut, Nine Nals4vere threw her
glove in Miss sheib, face and the due was
forthwith arranged The weapons were
swords. Mis-. She by was slightly wounded on
one arm. The our seconds were Americans.
The latter express al themselves as satisfied
that the due ad been conducted fairly and
that Frances honor had been uph I'D.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Death IN Two Ways.

The steamer Mary Lewis Of the Morgan
railroad line. collidcl with the Lagouda bridge
in New or can, an sank The second en-
queer ana cook were drowned. The boat and
cargo Will prove total loss.
The steamer Baromcr, engaged az the scene
OF the disaster in saving cargo aud machinery
exploded J. err boiler Four men were blown
overheard and drowned and i've other. are
badly wounded.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
A New Route.

II is stated that the new railway from
Minneapolis 90 Sault Ste. Marie will be fin
ished before the close Of the present year.
there being only $50 miles to complete, for the
construction OF which funds have been raised.
rs soon as the American company fulfils its
arrangements the Canadian Pacific railway
company are prepared 10 run a line from Al
gonna 90 the Sault i'm order 10 have through
con necton with the port of Montreal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
An Emperors Contribution.
he following letter explains Itself:

he loiloWlng letter explains ltscI'
TOXIC the 18th Of the second month Of
the 18th year of MisU february 10. 1861 I
Cyrus ". Field. Esq, Grant Monument As
ISOLATION New ork CITY:
SR-lis imperial alesty has been gratiiicd
10 learn 4 the plan for the erection of amonu-
meut in honor of the late Gen. |. ; Grant,
and be commands me to transmit 10 YOU the
iuclosci % American dollars, O. contrbu-
ton 10 The monument fund, and in token ot
the high estimation In which he holds the
memory of the iliustrous dead. have the
honor 20 he, sir. yours very resi- cctfully,
MARQUIS SANEISUMA loKUDAGJG,
Grand Chamberlain 10 IL. VI, the Emperor Of
Japan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
II is Hoped Hoxie Win.

cloud which for so long has been lowering
over the country. caused by thu difficulties
between the Knights # Labor and the railroad
companies of the west and southwest. Vice
President HoNie has consented - meet rep
resentatiycs Of tie Knights OF Labor for the
purpose of irving 10 reach a settlement Of this
yexel question. The conference viii take
place in 81 Louis. Gould expressed himself
very favorable In his conference with Mr..
Pow .ey!y. bat a. the matter Ia been referred
% Mr.. NoXie declined % take lurthcr action.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
A Buffalo Blaze.

The North buffalo flour mills were destroyed
by fire about noon the other GAY. Loss $40
600; insurance $1,000 The tire spread to the
Gilbert starch works and trey were also dies
troyci The u,lding was a new one, having
been erected but lew months ago and cost
$1,000 The dire spread 10 some building oc
Thompson street and several OF cr, on Dear
born street were damaged. The total loss IS
roughly cstimatedsat $4,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09

CATTLE.-Thc market for values is Istrong
and shade higher; choice aud extra good
grades of shipping steers, $50 To l,5uO lbs are
quoted at S406; good To choice stockers and
feeders az s! .O,di 30, common and good and
mixed native COWS hcifcrs anu canning cattle
are quoted ~ sos 90, bulk grades at 81 90
as 3D.
Hostile market Is slow and 5Cd10c
lower; common rough and mixed grades OF
hogs are quoted az - >5dt %; good and
choice assorted heavy packing and shipping
grades Of hogs at 81 l5dl 45. common TO good
light and bacon grades Of hogs az SO SO(a4 80;
skips and culled grades az SjO03 30.
Sheep-1hC market II stronger and higher;
inferior 10 fair native shorn sheep are quoted
at S3d6. lambs. per mead, at "a jlCo6 %
The Drovcrs' Journal special cablegram from
Liverpool quotes the cattle market slow, but
prices steady nj the decline OF last week.
Supplies of cattle only fairly large, but the
demand continues weak; best American
steers l2c dressed
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Costly Baze.

The car shops of the Northern Pacific abroad
company az Braincrd MINI. caught fire the
other morning aud about half the buildings
were DESTROYED. All the wooden buildings
being tie shops which were built under j.
Cooks management, were wiped out IN less
than hall an hour, but the brick building,
erected since then were saved. All the ma
chinery m the old shops Is ruined. The total
loss IL placed at $1,000. covered boy a blanket
insurance policy The fire caught rom spark,
from the smoke stack which fell upon the roof
OF the driving house.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
DEATHS RECORD.
Ward Hunt Dead.

rx-Iustice Ward Hunt died In Washington
eR the oath of March.
Ward Hunt was born in Utica, y. Y. June
IL. 1910, and graduated at Union college in
ls2S. Turning his attention TO law he attenl-
ed the lectures Of Judge Gould at Litchfcld,
Conn. In ls65 lac was elected "A Judge OF The
court 81 appeals OF the state OF New York,
which position he held until 1872. hen he was
appointed a Justice Of the supreme court Of the
United .ltatrs He receive from Union col
lege and Rutgers college the degree OF LID.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
An Opinion on the Disposition Of Paupers
Bodies

Attorney General Taegart has rendered an
opinion nu thr law giving tie bodies II pau
pcls o. lie state university fUr dissection
which viii b. Of interest The medical
superintendent OF the northern asylum asked
whether thp body o. an INN o. should be-
sent 20 Ann Arbur when the relatives ~ the
deceased request turIal 40 tbc asylum tu' are
unable 'o bear the expense. The Attorney
GENERA SAYS ~ do not place this cOnstlGstion
upon % -iaiutcs Tie l0rmDr part OF ,he
.rt..r q rr- thu matter ~ thst Two reg s,,cn
mu-t eli-i fo auihql4>e the sen ,aas ,he body
b1u.e' I" ~ ,,eyson not, claimed by
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
What Reasoning VIII Do.

As result 81 conference between Grand
Master Workman PoWderlv and Jay Gould.
the great railr, al maguate has consented t.
submit the trouble between the railroai com.
panic. aud the Knights of Lator, TO arbtra
ton. Orders were at once issued for the Inn
mediate resumption Of work and traffic in the
Southwest. The speedy adjustment of the ex-
isting dilliulties is now assured.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Hitch in the Negotiations.

There is hitch in the negotiations for
settlement Of the great railroad strike. Jay
Gould claims TO have 6ecn entirely misunder-
stood hy Mr. Powdcrly aud saws that he never
consented 10 opp0int committee of arbitra-
ton, bur that all such matters must be referred
TO Vice President Iloxie.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
The Goyernor's Take a Hand.

new phase has been put on the strike in
the west and southwest 10y the action Of the
governors o. Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas. and
Texas, each ( whom lave Issued proc lama
tons ordering a resumption Of railroad traffic
and promised the support OF the state, so far
as lies IN the over OF the executive to bring
about that result.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Geronimo hiuea lin

The four Apache chiefs, Geronimo, Chihuah-
va, Mana, and Watches, with twenty nine
bucks anu iortyIHght squaws, Internationally
surrendered " Gen. Crook, near San Der.
nardino ra9rh, on the Mexican line on the 18th
ut. Ih|captiyes were placed in charge OF
Lieut. >Maus
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
Hillsdale the Place.

The executive committee OF the Grand Army
decided 10 Old the annual cncampment Of the
association u lillsdale on the oath, 10Th, 26th
and 2,th of August The association 4, COM
posed of the q, ~ X. Posts in the counties OF
Branch, llillsdalc, jackson, Mashienaw, Len
nMen nnn Mnnrnp.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
nladstone,s Announcements.

Mr. Gladstone has announced that on Aprt
he would ask leave 70 Introduce his bill for
the government Of Ireland. On April ~ he
will present the budget, and .un April ID he
will ask leave TO Introduce bill 90 amend the
laws relating TO the sale and purchase Of land
In Ireland
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09

any relative and, second, one that
may be required 10 be buried 20 public ex
pense or ut the expense OF such institution 10
appears 10 me that the request made should be
treated Us sufficient claim and request un-
der the statute, aud that bodies under such
circumstances should not be sent Is subjects
for dissection.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
An Arctic Explorer Gone on an Expedition

DR.. J. H. Kane Of Wilmington. Del. a
brother Of Or. Kane Of Arctic fame, and with
him participant in the north pole expedition,
died at summit y. j.. March -, where he was
on a visit D. his daughters. Deceased was a
brother-ln-la Of Secretary Bayard and was
eminent I'm his profession.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09

well many millions OF feet II is estimated
that the flow il 20.0O00DO cubic feet daily.
The other wells are not diminished by the new
bore Several Detroit parties are investigating
the feasibility OF piping the gas % Detroit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-09
ogilby Declared Insane

Arthur J. Ogilby, the embezzling treasurer
the dime savings bank Of New Brunswick,
y. j., nas been adiudged insane and sent 10
the asylum. His friends will make good his
shortage.