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HANYED-HITE4TIONS. Ms.

an
IVANTED-BY A STRONG AND ENPERIEN-
" ced workman to ingage family washing and
house cleaning by the day, good reference, apply
to A, T. Page Under 4th MAJ Bank. 33
IIANTED-BY COPNIsT WORK To BE DONE
" on cahgraph. address -" care this Office. S5
IIANTED-A POSITION N HARDWARE OR
W tin shop have had ex perience IN both. address
Lock Box II. Kent City Mich. 81
IIANTED-A situation a. nurse in a family, or
W to attend an invalid, 10y an experienced
middle-aged lady. Address, Nurse Telegram
Herald. 30.
IVANTED-Work Nrs f. Blake. nurse. PA
" Jcgerson.st.. West side. 30
VVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AN HONOR
" able situation OF some XII q wages not 10
much an object ~ steady employment Refer
rences II required. Addres. j. b. AZ Hall st. City
ITANTED-A SITUATION As CLERK N
" wholesale or retail grocery. Address Drawer
lS sparta Mich. -
IIANTED-A SITUATION BY A GOOD BAR
W tender. has a 80 had three yearS experience
hotel night clerk. Address O. A. Telegram
Herald Office. &
FOR sALE-MIsCELLA
TOR sALE-A single top carriage side bar
/ nearly new. or viii exchange for Portland
cutter. Wm. b. Collins. lH @eiierson-ave. s5
NOR sALE-One upright Ernest Gsblor' piano
nearly new. one Peniusular coal stove. with
oven. large size bought new last winter one bed
couch. and some other furniture Enquire Al
room "a Ball block. So Caual-st &u
NOR sALE-TWO GRADE JEBSEY COWS
/ fresh. Enquire Lake sve, frst house east Of
toll gate same side. =
I'oR sALE-A PHYSICIANS MICROSCOPE.
I Address B. Telegram Herald Office. 81
LNOR sALF-CONPLETE SIT n. \. REPORTs
Waits actions snd defences and other vslu-
shle law books VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred 5. Clark. Grand Rapids, Aich.
NOR sAIF-A FIRs F-CLASs SILVER WATCH
Elein. National Watch Company make
cat So. used but little, vii be sold - liberal
lisoount irsuire a IEl.Eesks HERALn oftloe
STORAGE
THE SECURITY STORAgECONpANY STOREs
| and irs1res furniture household gopis snd
general uerchsndise a. low rates Goods sold on
commission. psc sed. moved and shipped. No lt
Huronsl Telephone 20
I0sT
I O-T- KNIGHTS OF FH1THlA~ CHARM.
L. in the irrm of circe q white us or one
side su1 the .effers G. * X sud d p or fhe
other side skn. and cr1ss bones sud 'etters ?. g.
Leave q bagne rsl.ery snd oe rewarded e
EANTED-AsENTs
tgENTs- fr.sh yra needles IN i1ts ~
\ rrf at s'E rfr - pafe-s fualre sample
laFer tc b. Wtife. le.eeran ofre 81
rANTFB-THsF GOOD gANVAssFRs F1R
N rfv frste- =. Hor1sa. lse Nanrpe-s 81
IIANI EH-isnfFS 10 WORK FoB NJ
~ .es. ar travel ne slrneshlre euIlre'V ntw.
i-r - arr 81 is.IT easily made % rtr-o no
lrIrf.rs pzFi.cs.sr fre Mrs. + ID lffas hcE
ftE lhicss7. ~
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~ tiesr *lt da.r nth nv woHorrfsi nfu
a4srri rubber rla- a-fsrrrerf fr fe~eIas ffrf
knfrr r. ae.rf s1e - ia sdsrs Mrs p Ifl-
f1r box as. fraeo ll a.
xrAVTEn- -THKEE clwfETFVT Canvas
~ ee- frs ftf sayf raRrs ADDRESS H.
A Care Is'ez-sn Hersld
tlraNTFD Two COS FfT0Fs AM rANFA-
ANTF1l-ftN tNE AssFEs II ~ 2(.r-fHo--1 THF
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ron RFYT-8TSTNEss PURPosEs.

NOR RENT-FACTORY IN MlLLsT. TIKI
very convenient brick building 50xl00 feet
five stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel. hydraulc stand pipe hose and nOzzles IN
each room. elevator steam heating pipes, shaft
ing pulleys. betting. etc. also addition contain
ing Office, powerful steam engine, boiler coal
room and dry room, store room, etc Inquire OF
ButterwOrth ana Lowe. 9
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

Politicians would be happier if quite sure
there was not % De another earthquake two
months hence PhHadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

81 --aA - itssr f-llie lalli.st . nta1
nan se4fl-ik a. s'.e q Ias chAI a. attaCnes
ioT ireaense t1iy Anl AEtkilas
il - q A IRAN Aas chair 60 iCr ~ Eklna~ (its
Anc lEaFtfs< tIly.
llu b m IRAN la sseeIdle AID CA.lf u4a &
IrSFtr>e Ciiy aId AalEi4a~ c1ly
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

The school election yesterday was
smusinz Even with the ladies voting
sod there wars something over 20 Of
them that voted-toers wRs the usual
amount ~ scbsmiDK and bribery. In =
general way ths HtTHAwAT DTGERT
crowd we're aid out The largest num-
Der of votes ever cast At a school election
Ia tins eify we're deposited yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

Al tralIf c4ls SkolIt sunday.
f.i1 I lFall Lar i4rlar DAf luI NluclaAsl
IS u train tss sleeI.-ll car HH NlaoluAaG
cS 4 tIAtL caiIatillts ai n Ak-ALl1EsC M haKllf
JIStk. lack -sl liclf4ll zul Canadian IaaiILA a.
flsilf ai Detroit a. u ls 4 n
lAn1lgn ucke.4 AID hll illozlnAllau oAa .
bad py liihg aIsll A Alneulsl uckei ssczli e.
dcI-1t ~ tfeo " n .llls0ll Ulioa 1lckel Aseut q
h01Ho< s-roet q y. LasCa Sool
lselferal fE<eeiser alo IlCkef AkeuL
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
ChiIdren's Garments.


Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bids &c, &c, 12!c 15c, 1sc, 2Oc, 25c SOC,
35c, 4Oc 45c, SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

short Line and Through Coaches frum q G Rap
Holland. Cd Haven. Auskeg0u and PeufwElef.
GOING WEST. Ccutrnl Tine. GOING EAST
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

AL a BOA I'D
A. tfails rln ~ e1ls Eue NailA n 81
Standard ll11s
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
business Chance.

Business Chance.
Energetic. reliable men wanted 90 handle the
Automatic Burglar Alarms IN this and adjoining
counties. This l. the latest, greatest and bcst
selling invention Of the age Parties desiring
nice light business. and 210 per cent profits,
should cali al once ana see the instrument In
operation, and learn particulars.
j. MCDONALD
Manager National Manufacturing Co..
Room a.
p Bridgc-st House.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM-HERALD does
not want your money unless i gives you
Al adequate return for II. II you sdveT-
tise for anything in the Wan" columns
and don't gel It. your money VIII be re-
funded OF the advertisement Will be re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding. Board Want
ed, ""Rooms 10 Rent" Rooms Want
ed, Male Help Wanted" Female
Help Wanted" Situations Wanted
Female" Situations Wanted Male. 4"
Miscellaneous, and all Advertisements
not OF a strictly commercial nature
Thousands have iried the plan during
the past few months. Try il yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
HELP N4NTED-FEM4LE.

WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
W work al 10 Livingston 81. %
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GIRL TO DO
" gerenal house work apply at l0i Washington
ST. 81
IIrANTED-GlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply al 6, Third St, corner Scribner
IVANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE THAT IN
W derstands family and order cooking and one
for homework Chas. q. GodfrOy Lake View
House, Reeds Lake. u
IVANTED-IAMEDIATE TWO WOMEN
W one 10 do family and order cooking. and one
for general hOusewOrk. Apply Immediately al
Lake View House, II
I(ANTED-A girl for general homework APP
" ply 10 II. 4. May, 81 Terrace ave. 81
IANTED-Giu for homework. Call at %
W OitaWa-sL %
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
BETHESDA!
Natural Mineral Spring Water.
DISCOVERED n ls6s)
The Famous Specific
FOR THE CURE OF
BRIGHT S DISEASE.

THE LATE PRer. VII Bethesda saved my
LARD PAEkEE, Nd, life when was given
I New York: up ls physicians 90 Ole.
Bethesda Mgcrdl Kr. REv.T b. FULLEI.
Sprsqg co.: D.sh0p Ai1gGr0,
Having seen most Hamilton, CQaQdg.
use of Bethesda in Dia- It proved as efficaci-
0etes, and from reports ous as il is represented
i 's'i wish =, YOU Would iar, HoN.JAS. \. TYNFR
nish a supply Tor the t4,s ASST Posfynusfc.
WILLARD PARKER. i. c. 80 ''''''''
To Bethesda IS due the No Inflammation can
fact that / am "a well Withstand the healirr
Hos. WI WINDOW, a. NJ BILLIYGs, +
.ifte Seer Z. s. Treas fres't Home Nat. Bnk
uTy, Washington, d. {. Chicago, H.
unhesitaringly pro In all cases OF Dia-
nOunce Bethesda the hetes Bethesda, taken
best remedy have IN season, cure can Dee
used. DR.. :. MARKS, confidently expectes
Soc, AHraakee Wis. sR-, Aet0 Orleans, L.
Irerard the water Of Bethesda cured rav
bethesda Spring the Diabetes and brought
best in the world fsr roe TO health again.
Hos. {. HEIsKELL '''-''' " Troy, z o; NJ \. Y.
Memphis, Tam.
Bethesda Is the best testimony TO The utla-.
mineral water in the fetal dse Of Bethesda in
Ex-Cov. J. NJ RUsK, DR.JH JHMEs JOHNSON
Of Wisconsin. PTes't board Qf Heaiu,
Bethesda is sover-
eign remedy for ali Kid 7 found relief within
REv.WEsLEY SMITH, in three weeks, from
Pits5arg, Pa. the use Of Bethesda.
Hon j. a. MONSTER
Bethesda Water pro Prom. FreegaqH's
duces the most marked journal, Nelc York.
|DR. c. C. SCHUYLER, Hox. J. wARREY
surg. Troy Ho&DL Ny KEIFER er-Spealer
Hov PHILETUs SAW tires, T. 5.
1ElS L. $ SeHdtor, HoN. SALMON =.
Nis. CHASE. late CHER
Hos. CHAs. FOSTER y'sstioe, {. s. supreme
HoS. ions wESSTT PRor. ROM. BARTH-
WORTH Chfr100, H. GLOW, N. ID.
PROP. T. l.. kENkS, HoN. H. r. PAGE San
MD, Editor CDaciu- FTQHcisc0, Cal.
5tgh Lancet.
~ In cases Of Bright's Disease and Diabetes
the sufferer viii derive mora benefit from Be-
thesda in % hours than from any medicine known
10 science in months.
FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
PRICES:
STILL WATER for Nedi- CARBoNtTTD for Table
einAl tee. $500 Ca.e, Jse. $1,000 Case, Con
Contsi-iar 90 Hsif-Cal- taininx 100 TIpt.Bot-
Ion 1.rsf asd si.so per tie~ and $3.50 per Case
Case Of 10 6aiion-1sr.- Of 30 quart Bottles.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS;
p. ScHERER COMPANY,
II Barclay ST.. New York. iae State ST.. Chicago.
~ Sendf0r P1n'p1lefcontgiaing Te'fiuori7ls
Qfsouis of ne most sliae uf rs.,1n dpablie.
nsS7l IN ne country, mailed Tree % ang address.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

lf hi,s been dacrssd that the old Grand
Centrsi depot in Nev York shall % called
hereafter ins Grsnd Central station. The
ysDdsrbi'ts cad the Enzhsb set IN New
York society snd is seems propose 20
carry their Enzhsh into tbeir busme-
AFFAIRS Tt hs presumed that hereafter
tte ears w.l not Ia shifted or switched on
the tracks but the coaches vii ba
shunr.d CA t1e metals. snd vhsn the
trsve'er looks for tbe baggage room 20
have his trlnk checked. he sill ind HIM
cell n he succeesls. in the luzzsEa room
whare hs wi ak ior chose bloody.
bishsted Dresses. y knov
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

IVANTED-A SITUATION As CLERK N
W wholesale or retail grocery. Address Drawer
Is, sparta. Mich. -
UTANTED-A SITUATION By GOOD BAR
W tender, has a so had three year experience
a. hotei night clerk. Address O. A. Telegram
Herald OfiiCe Sa
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

NJ J. HITHEY, FORMERLY MANA0ER OF
w BuTChes painting establishment u located
III ls7 Monroe Il where Order viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and ffeSooeing. kefnem-
Der the place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
rITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY l5s
v Grandyile-ave. Regular trade solicited. ".
ROsE Proprietor
c. HERRNER, wA1CHEs, CLOCKS AND
J. ZINE jewellery, = MOnroe-st
OSCAR DYE, az DIVISION ST, CARPENTER
" and lob shop Screens a specially.
COMMISSION. r. j. LAMB q CO.. WHO'LL
eggs, etc, aud 10 Ioniasi Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Infants Outfits.

In every variety. style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
H,ANRn-sHnncANFS

WANEED-SBO WcASES
IANTED-PERsONs WANTING SHOWCASES.
w jewelry cases or silverwsre cAses OF different
lengths heighths. or sizes, can have them made
10 order on short notice stock of regular sizes
constantly on hand, viii be sold al reduced prices
al J. W. Cralers 80 Canal-st n
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

m TIKI DOLLAR sPkCTACLES, with Per
fec;iOn Glasses, from Loeb katrine, Scotland
xIJ are superior 10 all Others. a. the lenses are
n ground and polished with mathematical pre-
cisiOn, inyigorating the eyes. and IN many cases
curing visual defects Avoid using common
Spectacles. Circulars free. J. r. HOAAN, l5s
Honroe-Et
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

PROFESSIONAL
nR EDWARD sLOMAN, le MONROE-sT.
~ HouH 10 10 q. m, 70 3 ,. m, te ?. m.
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Fle s11Fs r.ies l-C.lds ne -izll p@sa 90 -84f {
= a-aaa A-e saaeE sal Dc sea- ~ +
u lalL -4llsF -1r-al far . gsE o. /
a. srlel .rr.er /. a--l..il.k q e--k
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

THE SECURITY sTORAGECONPANY sTOREs
| and iusures furniture. household g0spis snd
general r1erchendise AZ low rates Goods sold on
oornrr iski0r. pef ed moved and shipped No lt
HH~nn e. Telephone 774
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

IVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AN HONOR
W able situation OF some XII wages not ~
much object ~ steady employmeut. Refer
rences If required. Address J. b. az Hall st. City
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

sPFCT4CIES.

NOR sALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED
L Excellent for patterns, shelves etc Fifteen
cents a hundred. Apply ~ thu Ofhce this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

saASD RAPIDS TUESDAY. SEPT 2.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

TOR sALF-A single top carriage. side bar
/ nearly new. or viii exchange for Portland
cutter. Wm. b. Collins. lll Jcnerson-sve. 50
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

OFFIcEs-1 And - PzAEL-sr
u HL r. r HO n = NO 531
LLOYD aREzEs. Eai.e, and Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

T4s rs.sr - - tJn4y Dallg ia Atcn-
sa lll-s - ~ Detroit recsl sln3 sn1
pl1l' .sulns ths n1A unilsd rrs~@ dls-
p@leass-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

Tx NEEzLF TzL14zAA HERALD a splen-
All -lsaL p4ss Paper 8u-g 8 per ge@r
, 1886-01-03
PEOPLE YOU KNoM
Cheyennese at Home aud Others who
are Abroad.

H. j. Edwards is in the city from his
ranch.
Judge Foss came in from the Chug yes
terday.
Gibson Clark has returned from a trip
to Fort Collins.
Billy Ricketts, left the city last evening
for his home at Fit. Caspar.
Jim Hart returned yesterday to his
home in northwest Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winterling, leave
the city to-day for their home in Spear
fish, Oak.
Mr.. Adamsky, of Cheyenne, will open
a new clothing store early this month at
Running Water.
George d. Williams, the Denver agent
ofthe Chicago x Northwestern, has been
in Cheyenne for the past two days on
railroad business and returns to Denver
to day.
Mr.. j. P. Crosson celebrated New Year
and his birthday all in one on Friday.
W hen HE LEADER man asked How
old2 he put his hand to his mouth and
said, 'sh I'm IS, but nobody knows it. -
Mary II. Sanders, daughter OF the pop
ular Congregational clergyman, is pro
longing her stay in Boston. In a letter
to her father received yesterday, she
painted in glowing colors a recent treat
she had at the Music hall in that city.
The o%ratorio of the Messiah" was being
given by the Harden 4 Hayden Society, to
an audience of over 1900. There were
over 500 in the orchestra, and in the
"Hallelujah Chorus" the audience spranp
to their feet with intense excitement.
The young lady is evidently enjoying her.
self in the land of the Puritaus.
, 1886-01-03
Price E~xonerated.

PTTTsBURG, Jan. Vim. NJ. Price,
chairman of the Maryland Democratic
State Committee in 1880, was to-day adj
United to practice at the Allegheny county
bar. Price was charged with being the
author of the famous Morey letter which
caused so much excitement during the
last days of the Hancock Garfield cam
paign. In admitting him to the bar,
Judge Ewing stated hat the charges had
been carefully investigated by the exam
lining committee Of the bar and shown to
be utterly without foundation, and the
court had also been satisfied to the fullest
extent that the gentleman had been Sian
dered.
, 1886-01-03
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Age Of Steel has gathered an in
teresting series of opinions bearing on the
labor question.
The offer of English and American
companies to furnish China with steel
rails has been accepted.
The official statement issued yesterday
shows the decrease OF the public debt
during December to be S9,0s9, $40.
The Lancaster National bank of Clinton,
Mass. has closed its doors, and the presi-
dent, w. II. Mcneil, lisa fugitive.
A large number of the striking miners
on the Monongahela have resumed work
at the reduction and the strike is virtually
at an end.
The Cherokee Indians are greatly ex-
cited over the introduction of measures in
congress looking to the admission Of white
settlers into the Indian Territory.
Jim Reynolds who was OH trial at Sid
ncy. Neb., for the murder Of old man
Pinkston and his son, has been found
guilty of murder in the first degree
d. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S seed warehouse in
Detroit burned, together with considerable
adjoining property. The loss will aggre-
gate I,5OO, 900, with about $500, 900 in
suranee
President Cleveland has contributed
500 to the Grant monument fund; ac-
companying the contribution is a letter
expressing the hope that the association
will succeed in its object.
President Cleveland leads as a hand
shaker. At the New Years reception he
shook over 5000. In eight minutes he
shook 274 hands, or thirty-four a minute.
beating Gen. Grants record of twenty
eight a minute.
, 1886-01-03
Post Office Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. During jan
uary the commissions of over 100 presi-
Dental postmasters will expire. The
terms of about the same number termi-
mated IN December, but comparatively few
changes were made. 1t is said a large
number of nominations will be made as
soon as congress meets. Since the LIST of
July there have been over 5000 changes
made in fourth-class offices, of which there
are over 1 $4,000.
TIE time named for receiving bids for
carrying mails on steamboat and star
routes in Western states and territories
expired to day. A much larger number
ofbids have been received than in previous
years. The contracts will be awarded the
23rd of February.
, 1886-01-03

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The HerdLds
Brussels correspondent, Wednesday, in
terviewed Lieut.. Il. II. Taunt, United
States army, who has just returned from
the Congo, where he was commissioned by
the navy department to report on its com
mercial prospects and political state, He
is here to give King Leopold informa-
ton on the region of Stanley falls. He
agrees with Tisdell as to the dreariness and
worthlessness of the lower Congo up to
Stanley pool, but finds the climate, seem
cry and fertility Of the upper region. which
Tsdell did not see, as quite marvellous and
capable of yielding immense wealth to
European and American commerce, pro-
yided foreign labor such as Chinese coolies.
are imported. The lieutenant will see the
king, after which he will join the Ameri-
can squadron in the Mediterranean.
, 1886-01-03
Fire IN an Insane Asylum.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. This after
noon fire was discovered in the e~asterly
front wing of the insane asylum, situated
two miles from this city. The flames shot
up the chute to the attic and in a few
minutes it was a seething mass of flames.
The wing was 600 feet long, and as the
interior fittings were of oiled pine they
ignited very readily and burned fercely.
In this wing were 1903 patients. The
medical superintendent Immediately sum
moned his staff of assistants, and in a few
minutes all of the unfortunates were
mustered into the yard without accident.
of the patients taken out, thirty-two
were women and seventy-one men. Very
little difficulty was experienced in con-
trolling them.
, 1886-01-03

The entertainment given by the soldiers
of Fort Russell at the opera house on
Friday evening was not as well attended
as it should have been. Not one fourth
of the people had the least idea Of what
was meant when the band paraded the
streets before the entertainment. Had
the soldier entertainment been fully ad.
vertised in the papers there certainly
would have been n large attendance, as
the great mass Of II citizens feel kindly
toward them, aud would be glad to patron.
ize their entertainments. As it was, the
phys presented were good, and the boy.
did well. even for amateurs.
, 1886-01-03
Drunkenness and Death.

New YORK. Jan. John Harrington,
hardware porter, returned home yesterday
morning and found his wife lying on the
sofa drunk. He had been at work late
and demanded something to eat. The
woman growled at him, when he became
enraged, and seizing a broad bladed adzc,
proceeded to butcher the unfortunate
creature. He chopped her skull until her
brains spattered the floor and then hacked
her face out of all human semblance.
Harrington suddenly realized what he had
done and yelled for an officer. One came
and took him to the station. When ar
raigned yesterday afternoon Harrington
freely admitted the murder and said he
was perfectly sober at the time.
, 1886-01-03

LEADvILLE, Jan. Fairly in 1880 v.
F. Neis, a blacksmith, arrived in Koko-
mo from some point in Missouri. He
was a hard working, quiet, in~offensive
man, and soon accumulated considerable
property. When the business of the
camp fell off his real estate became almost
worthless, and in the spring of 1883 he
made a long trip through the southern
and western portion of the state Re
turning sometime in August he leased
what property he could and again left the
camp. Since hat time no person has
ever heard of his whereabouts, His
books and papers were left in a big safe,
and this was sold the present week by a
man who had a small claim against Neis,
and brought to Leadville. The combina-
ton of the safe was known only to its
owner, and it had to be blown open. In
the papers i. contained no clue could be
found as to the possible whereabouts Of
the man. He left Kokomo driving a
horse to a blackboard. 1t is more than
likely that Neis' bones lie bleaching on
some mountain side.
, 1886-01-03
COLD FLOODED MURDER
Reynolds Convicted by the Jury
but Sentence Suspended.
Judge Powers Charges to the
Jury Contrary to Law.
Washington Asking Admission
as aFullfedged State.
Guilty of Murder.

OMAHA, Jan. THE jury in the case
OF the State W.. Jim Reynolds, for the
murder of James and John Pinkston,
father and son, at their homestead claim,
returned a verdict to day at Sidney of
murder in the first degree. Judge Haner
has suspended judgment at the request of
the prisoners counsel. The verdict is
heartily approved by the people of Sid
ney, who from the first deprecated mob
law.
Old man Pinkston was 80 years old and
his son John was %. They came from
Fairyillc, Saline county. Mo-, last sum
mer, and took up a homestead claim on
Pumpkin creek, thirty FIVE miles north
east of Sidney.
On the evening of Sept. l6 Reynolds,
disguised as a negro, visited their hut,
and, after talking with them few min
utes, assaulted them with an axe, killing
both men instantly by splitting their
heads open. Reynolds object was rob
berry, and he supposed that he would get
several hundred dollars, but he secured
only $35. Reynolds on the next day
gave the alarm, and said the murder had
been committed by a negro while he was
in the hut, but that he escaped.
His stories, however, were conflicting
and suspicious. and he was at once ar
rested, and a portion OF the murdered
mems money was found in his possession,
together with a bloody pocket book be-
longing to one of them. Reynolds made
no effort after his arrest to cover his
tracks. and virtually admitted the deed.
He is a young man evidently with blunted
sensibilities, and does not seem to care
much about his impending fate.
, 1886-01-03
FLASHES.

The Dublin gas works were seriously
damaged by fire, which illuminated the
whole city.
NJ. Pasteur has undertaken to cure
eleven persons who were bitten by a mad
wolf in Western Russia.
The pope has sold his accumulation of
presents for e20,OOO and given the money
to the college of the Propaganda.
The pope will hold a consistory at the
end of January for the purpose of Great
ing bishops. No cardinals will be named.
Mr.. Sullivan, the new lord mayor of
Dublin, was formally installed in office
with much ceremony and amid much en-
thusiasm.
, 1886-01-03
The Coming Cattle Convention
at Denver.

DENVER, Jan. 1.-The credentials of
the delegates to the coming International
Range Cattle Growers Association are
being received at the headquarters of the
association daily from all sections of the
Union west of the Tooth meridian, inelud-
ing old Mexico and the British provinces.
At a joint session of the chamber OF
commerce, board of trade and the Colora
do Cattle Growers Association, commit
tees were appointed for the reception and
entertainment of 1900 visiting stockmen.