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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23

MESSER Bros,
General Produce and Commission Merchants,
62T jackson Street.
Sell Baled Hay in car lots; also, Butter, Eggs,
Poultry and Game. as follows: Creamery, $50
26c; dairy, good. I49I5c: fair. l09l2c; eggs,
l6Gl7c; dressed chickens. TG9c 10; dressed
turkeys, IOGl2c ID: dressed beef, 59615c 10;
dressed hogs, S4.s5; oranges, per box, $3.50
q; lemons, S4fl4. %. 3S $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-23
Departing Trains
OF NEWARK, n. ].

81. Paul & Pierre Express
Chicago Day Express.
Ellsworth & River Falls
Merriam Tn & ShakOpee.
Chicago Night Express. d.
Sioux c. X F.& Pipest'ne
Omaha and Kansas City
Lake superior Express
Merriam in < ShakOpee
Green Bay & Wisconsin TX
River Pals & Hudson.
De- MOines East ENpress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
ONLY LITTLE CHAT.
Hon. Ran Stalnaker Defines His Position
With His Customary Vim.

Hon. Ran stalnaker Defines His Position
With His Customary Vim.
Now, then, | wan. to intev ew you,
said the peraisltni knight Of the carbon,
q, he ops ed tie door OF Hale & Sralna
ker's Off ,e on South street and espied
Hon Ran S;alnaker at his desk busy max
ing out bills otIaliOg for big shipment
OF bungs and shook
"WeIl," said he, if you will behave
yourself, and Fit down, and let me hear
what you have to say, will talk to you "
Are you candidate fer the Legislsture2
asked Mr. StGlnaber's interlocutor
No sir, I'm MOI" h. quickly responded
Confirming be said: Some OF my friends
have advanced my name, but it was with.
sut my authority. am candidate for
nothing, ard propose to remain that way
for some time 10 come have gone into
the nsnufact1rY OF bungs, shook and
manufactured lnnber, and for the short
time have been in the busiue,s
I'm very well satisfied. Nv
part Ter aud myself ara working from ten
TO twelve men hare. and jIst 30 soou as we
can increase our capital We propose 10 get
new building aud extend our plant and
our business Now. sir, if there is nothing
else you want to know | wish you would
excuse me-, for | haven't any time to fool
With you repotteFa HohoV."
Thanks; pooi.day"
G)od,day
Exit reporter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
MIR. j. X. Nc Courtney Has Marrow
Escape.

MIR. }. X. Nc Courtney Has Marrow
Escape.
A bad runaway accident, which re-
suited in serious injury to Mr.. j. R Nc
Courtney, President OF the Bellsire Mill,
and caused the death ofhis horse. occurred
on McCulloch street. near the Central glass
works office, about halt past 8 o'clock yes
,erday morning. Mr.. McCourtney was
driving along McCulloch street in his bug
gy, and when near the east end OF Fifteenth
street the iron: axle of the vehicle broke,
allowing the shafts. e;c., to strike the ami.
mails hind hoofs. This started the horse
on a dead run, snd when the flying
rig reached point just opposite the
glass house Office Mr. McCourtney was
thrown violently TO the ground, alighting
upon his head ard shoulders. The horse
ran Oh, and III turning into Sixteenth
street struck the rig against the fire plug
on the corner, completely wrecking the
buggy and cutting the tendons on one
hind leg.
Mr.. McCourtney was helped into the
glass house Office, when he was found 10 be
badly bruised on the head, shoulder and
hip H. was afforded every care possible,
ard was afterwards removed TO bis resi-.
derce.
The horse wss too badly wounded to
warrant medical attention, and was shot.
Eye witnesses OF the runaway say Mr. Nc
Courtney escape vas very marrow. Many
exaggerated runners were stiost during the
day ss to the extent Of his wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
l.. S. GooD6Vo sell dry goods the chesD,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rl,,i,J pr,.h,,.ri., C.,,.. n,
Mcclure. ID. ID. nastor. service, ,o-mo,,..
10 30 A. M and 20 D. m. S,bhath ,,booI :, D. :
Pastors class nj 8 u. M. Al nrr y,looma-
S.,,,d pr..h,,.-,,, ,,,,..
II Co. n n 80, $50. ~ .'' h'', sE
~ an, a, IN ~, S,ISs,L- .nSr' 70. ~ IVA
All are welcome.
C,.,,,,.s,r., ~ r,,.
Mi @ prhT =. S "a W -he';
n..' ps o ,'t NJ ~ ~ y. III ana -
scbool AT On m. ''"'''
~..., c,.
, ao" aver s'r'ic'
morning prayer ~ ''oca. 'ohhfma'iJn ssrr,
anu sermon by bishoP feerkin NJ 10 ga u
1hiidfeh service Al p m'
North street NJ. r.. Church.-Rev. NJ :
Dryden. pastor Services Tomorrow at IL 20 a q
and 30 p. m. Morning theme: "uur his.
Lord " special Faster services viii he held By u,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of the stoyemns
~

Our Daily Chronicle Of the Moyemnsts
of individuals.
Mr.. MIllaid Acker, OF Sixteenth street,
has gone TO Dakota.
Rev Robert Alexander and wife, OF ST.
Clarsville, 0, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Daniel Geigef, OF the South Side, is
of on visit TO her dsu. h,et at Kansas
City.
Mrs Judge Thompson will leave tod 2
TOR Parke'sbuiG, where she. will .psnd
Easter with irieadG
Nrs. Louis Asmus has Returned from
Marietta whittier che %as called by the
serious illness OF Der mother.
John Crawford is home from the Univer.
slty at Morgantown to take rest, being
compelled to do SO on account of illne,s.
Il. C Weldsy and wife, Of St. ClAirs.
vile, 0 who have been spending O Dor
ton OF the winter ~ tie Southern States.
while en- y0Gte home are among friends in
this city for the past few days.
Part Of the Msdiaon Square Company ia
qusrtered at the S;amm.
Alex. Sweeney. OF Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday.
VIM. Mitchell and son, Of Clinton, were
in the city yesterday.
Robert Alexander snd wife, OF St. Gsirs.
VILE, we're the gGe /, yesterday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Jones, at the S,6mm.
lohn II Perry and lady, Of Evansville
Ohio are a. the Stsmm.
Henry Hudson. of Baltimore, Nd: r
G lidetri, OF New York; ]. Z Howell and
6. I. Howell, OF Middleport, Ohio; James
Garard, Of GfeeahIier, Ohio; Jas. X. Yost
Of Clsrirston. Ohio; NJ +. Dawson If
East Liverpool, and e T. Phillips OF
Washington, Pa, are qaartered at the
Howell
1oun Mitchell snd wife, Of Pi!tsburg, are
registered at the Howell
The Ellis family of Sw;s Bell Ringers
are quar,ered at tie ST. james.
Y. q. Petit, Of L;ais.on; W. R.
oHeal, Of Mt Vernon, O are registered at
the St james,
M. and Mrs. Michael Reilly have gone
10 ho1sek seplnk a; their residencs on -Four
teenth street.
r. B Dorghe;tJ aud s B. Hupp. Of
West Alexander, were iu thu city yester.
day.
c. N. Brady. Of Wellshars. was down
yesterday On bu'iusss
Mrs. q. ShuH, of Indianapolis, and Mrs.
Applegats, OF Well,burg. were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. George r. r C,ckburn, of Toronto
Canada. who is well known in the city, ID
qusrtered q. the MeLure House.
J. r Macbeth, Of g. Louis, Is at the
Nc Lure,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
"Young Mrs. winthrop"

The press OF the country speaks in the
highest terms Of Young Mrs. Winthrop"
which will be produced by the Madison
Square Company at the Optra House this
afternoon aud evening, The company Or
rived in the city yesterday and rested, sG
is The rule with Madison Square companies
on Good Fridays. The piece will be put
on in good style snd The cast is brilliant
one. The New York Star says Of the
piece:
Bronson Towards new play is entirely
too good TO be subjected 10 the battle field
surgery Of midsrght criticism. A few
words OF warm CONTAMINATION must suh.ce
TO convey the Information that it wsS not
only q great snccess, but q worthy one.
The work is one OF which no man writing
for he stage to-day need feel ashamed Ii
is q story OF everyday life, but does not
preach sermon; only points a moral
dsintily and acceptable. 1t is thoroughly
interesting without bginc either eTen,iui
or essentially dramatic. fron beginning
to end it does not require In single sen.
tence the emphasis Of violent declsma-
ton. The sentiment Of the play Ia pure,
wholesome, and delicious. Thoroughly
charming and msrvelously refined The play
has vein Of comedy which is never on.-, Coo,
a a'".., su4 Is as natural and enjoyable
as the more serious element in liie-hks
and sympatketic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
FIRST SErrIsG.

OF the "Joha b. Cough Temperance
schooG" Last Evening,
The first meeting Of the John B. Cough
Temperance School was held last evening
at the Foarth Street NJ. E. church, with q
very good attendance and vary a.ttering
prospect of . large increase next week.
As the literature necessary for the course
Of study had no. arrived, special nro.
gsamme was su5I;i:u.ei. Consisting OF
short speeches b. tee pastor and o:hsri,
sketch OF the Ifs Of John B Golgh BIZ
Miss A Z List, al outline OF the frs! les
son OF the series By Ne. G. B Scott, clos
ing With striking comparison of water
and alcohol, a. alcohol and water test be
ing given BY The superintendent Of the
school. There vas deem in,eses. mani.
tested. and it "a haped to b SIZE tie school
live educator Of the children AID youth.
The school is entirely undsnominA;iooal
aud all churches and the pablo 10 general
are cordially inEi:si to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
The stomach a. a Ga,ometer.

In the dyspsptie stOmSch impure gases sre gen
erAed after meals :hst distsaS and st resi- IL, 4,
vel as the bowels. The best oSrmnatlve Tor
erampl, eolicky pains AMI Heartburn or bilious
e-Gcts;iIns, is Hoststter's Stomach Bitters Car
Donate Oi sous and easFIeseiEs aPsrisnts are Gar in
teTlOr TO il In efficacy, and as physicians nov NJ.
dsEstand, impair the tone Of tbs stomsSh. CopiOui
hbsrons OF any sort are injurious to the stomach,
and to dilute its juices is cetsisly not the way 10
Increase their digestive uSsiulossA Aided BY tue
biteRE the digestive orssns, WHEN enfesbled ana
disOrdered regain their lost tone and regularity,
rot, OF course, Immediately, bat With 4 dezrte OF
rapcty hishly Indicative Of the eicsllenee Of the
remedy. 1t has the further effect of regulating the
bowels and liver protecting the system again 81
malarig, relieving rhsnmattsm and neuralgia, aud
Increasing constitutional yigor,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Natural Gas Notes

Prof. !. C. White ia again in Pittsburg,
He will spend the next few days in Wssh'
ington county locating wells in the Gu6y
interest. Prof White has lately locate d
several wells in Marshall county and will
select sites for others next week.
The West V rginis Natural Gas Com.
psny has abandoned its original we'll near
West Alexander, in Washington county,
one-hslf mile from the West Virginia Stale
line The we'll was down nearly 2OOD
feet, snd 1t Is estimated that the drill psss
ed through the Ne limestone deposit of
the two Slstes The derrick and engine
will be shipped to another point in Wash
ingtcn county, probsbly the Mt. Pleasant
district Meantime the we'll near Tsylors.
town is being drilled sa rapidly as posi-
bis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Looking for OFT in wetzel.

Gfoucd has hesn broken in Wetzel coun.
ty by J. N. Gafsy & Co., for their frs: oil
w5ll in that couoty. Men, machinery and
material are at hand, aud work will be
pushed night and day until completed. 1t
is intended to drill to the Butler sand,
variouslg estins!ei at from 200 TO 5000
feet below the surface. The well, ~hich ia
at Burton, is believed 10 be in the center
OF the oil belt, sltho1gh dry sands have
been tonud on every eide. j. NJ. Gufey 4
Co will pursue the oil belt down through
Tyler, Peasants, and iuto Wood and Writ
coupties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24

his agent; the product during the same
time, of mines, salt wells and oil wells
within this State, remaining unsold in the
hands of the producer or his agent on the
first day OF January, and all manufactured
articles and products of mechanical skill
and labor Produced in this State during the
same time, and remaining unsold on the
frat day Of January, in the hands OF the
producer or his agent; but no property
shall be exempt from taxation, which shall
have been purchased or procured for the
purpose of evading taxation, whether by
mporsrily holding the same over the first
day Of January or otherwise, whether the
same be in this State OF elsewhere"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
weather indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 24.-For The
II 4nesses and Ohio Valley, fair weather
followed in western portions by light locs
- rs, Winds gsnsrally southeEly, falling
% 'Ometer.
e'or the lower lake region, light locsI
tnvnder storms, followed BY clearing and
sI htly cooler weather. winds generally
81 ting to westerly, except in the upper
axe region northSss'erly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
AAU SWARACkER.

It viii De 20 the interest Of
every Lady 20 call NJ our store
and see the newest designs In
White, Ecrae and Colered En-
SrO&Sered and lace Dress Robes
INST received. SateeBs i'm All col
DIS. The Newest spring Shades in
KOrsted Laces. FringeS and other
Novelties Ina Wrap and Dress
Trimmings. Gauze Vests for La.
iteE and Children. LisIe and silk
Gloves. OIE Corset department.
- rePlete with pePaIar p,akes AT
popular prices.
Log SWABACKER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Mary aad Her Little Lalnt

On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
vii! prss.nt each Purchaser Of tea, coffee,
spices OF baking poSisr, with beautiful
card entitled. MARI and H@r Little
Lamb" Don't miss this opportunity to
secure handsome card, aud ct the same
time enjoy cup of p7re tea R4msmber
the location Of cur s;ores Ia this locality.
I'LL snd 1851 Marie, St. Wheeling,
1877 Belmont S., Bsllsirs Ohio.
100 South Fourth 81. SteuSenyille, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Circuit Court.

Ia Part Two OF this Court, judge Boyd
yesterday, the case Of the State vs.. Ross
Sfotsbery was continued until next term
In this Part today the demurrer in the
Case of D. Lamb, trustee, vs Samuel
LGughlu, administrator, is sc! for argu'
ment.
In Part Two, Judge Jacob, the case OF
Myers Va. Marshall is still on trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
soys,he Rumoris Untrue.

Master Workman Wassemsn, Of Garfield
Assembly X & l. says ,ha. the assembly
or none oft smembers have any intention Of
making a reductioa 10 tbs price of making
stoeies or cigars, and thas there is no revl-
sion Of The price list in contemplation as
far as the assembly is concerned. The en-.
tire runner is without foundation in fact 4"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
The Opera season.

The opening of the Peoples Theatre
Mon]sy evening. will inevitably draw to
that popular place OF amusement q large
and cultivated audience. The Miksdo
will be presented 10 manner suy.
passing any previous rendition N this
city, the stsge setting beipg sosel and e.
feciive aud tbs Sossnnes new and beauti.
fal Tie los prices and the excellence Of
the company are irresistible inducsmsata
TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
The Easter Sunday Register.

To morroW's SUNDAY REGIsTER will be
al unusually brigh! and interesting Issue
IL will no. only contain all the news up to
the hour OF going to press, but also "a large
q1autity OF choice miscellany. The issue
will contain eight pages. Among other
attractive features for this number will be
a. illustrated article about Eis'er Sunday
Also. the new serial, "Bsautys Secret,
will begin Tomorrow
News agents aud advertisers will please
sc I'd in Their iav0rs early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
New Ware.

The Central Glass Works is turning out
some handsome X. OF l." ware, their
latest novelty beipg an oval bread plate In
co!orJ, with design of ship on one side,
O locomotive on the other and in the centre
tia figures of 70 Kuights surrounded by
the motto: United We stsat-Divided We
fallW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24

MATCH game of base ball on skates at
the Alnsmbrs rink tonight between the
ChAplins street polo club and the Alhsm-
bra base ball club. The winning club to
take per eentsge of the gate receipts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Easter Services.

Raw. Mr.. Gautt ts'sutficiently recovered
to he out for his Easter services at s..
Lakes Courch, which will be interesting
and impressive. The music will be Of q
high order. Tho church will be decorated
with flowers, aud altogether the Queen OF
Festivals will be duly observed by ST..
Luke's congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Just Received,

Thirty.six pairs ladies extra high cut
fine lid button, thirty six pairs ladies foe
morocco button, extra high cut, which we
will offer at the special low price Of - 90
per pair, At the cash store of
!. W. AMCE,
ti43 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Enster and the Fourth street Church.

Easter at the Fourth street Church.
Tls services at the Fourth St. M. b.
Church OF Sunday morning, will be of an
interesting character The church will be
npp.opr, stely decorated and music adapt,
ed to the day will be rendered 10 the
evening the pastor will preach on the
Resurrection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Cor. Main &c Twelfth SITS.
Opera House Orchestra Concsr,

Great interest is taken in the OD.,
House Orchestra concert, which ,,is
place at the Opera House next Mond,
evening. Seats are selling rapidly, and /
ready most Of the best seats have b.,
taken down stairs. The programme ii
be an unusually fine one and no one shouI
miss this opportunity Of hearing it. ca,
will run on the motor line after the o.,
formance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24

JOIN 0GRADY, Of Bellsire, challenges
any man in Ohio county to Trestle for 300
q side. Address RITZ and Cochran, Bal
sire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Index to New Advertisements

Ie-KOehniins Brothers.
\ Gnted-Ceok.
] Sportant Notiee to City Taxpayers-M. c.
IN Word.
I .celsior Baking POWER r. II. List.
A Of Letters-lLO Page
4. hgious Notices Local Page
Ome aud see Us TO-dsy"-D. GundiiHg Co
- cal Page
= ar Curei Meats -McAschens'-l Local Page. /
n nted-Gir's for Homework Local Pags.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
The Clerks TO Organize.

A meeting will be held at Franzheims
Hall, tomorrow afternoon, for the purpose
Of forming S4lesmsn'S Protective Union.
All the clerks in the city are requested to
be present as the boys mesa business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Raatnr OnAning.

Mss. A. J. Worls will have her Grand
Opaniug of Easter Hats and Bonnets
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings, at 1858 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
A Good Move.

The canvaRser for the city street sprin-
kler will b. around on Monday, the 18th
instant, 10 make arrangements tor starting
il for the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
The Legislative Enactment.
FULL TEXT OF SEC. AZ, CHAP. %.

FULL TEXT OF SIC. ~, CHAR. -.
That our readers may ace just what was
! contemplated BY the Legislature in tie way
of exemption, we here quote Sec. 4S, Chap.
90 in full:
"Sec. 43.-All property real or person
al, described in this section. and to the
extent herein limited, shall be exempt from
taxation, that is to ssy:-Property belong
ing to the U0ited States, or which, by the
lave of the United States, is exempt from
taxation, 0y or under State authority;
property belonging exclusively 10 the State;
property belonging eKolGTf ely to any couu-
", district, city, village or iEn in this State
and used for public parV; :; property used
exclusively for divire Iorship; parsou.
ages and the household =. Gods and iurniIure
pertaining thereto; burial grounds;
property belonging TO colleges academies
aud free schools. if used for educational
purposes, including books. apparatus,
annEities, money and furniture; public
and family libraries; property used for
public and charitable purposes, and not
held or leased ont for profit, including tbe
property Of agricultural sssocistioss; prop
erty belonging to any public institution. for !
the education Of the deaf, dumb or bird.
or is say hospital. house Of refuge lGna;ic /
or orphan ssYium; 10 lbs Ga4n;y Courts I
in their corporate capacity; Ere engines
and implements for the exlingHIshmert OF
FIRE snd properly used exclusively for the
ssieSeeping thereof. sOa for tie meeting
Of tbs Ere ooGpaaiesI agricultural
production gFcEa directly fron ths soil,
lad the product and Increase in number
Il live stock produced within this State
Turing the year preceding the first day Of
Isnnsry, and remsiniOg unsoli on that day
. tie POssessien q tks ORIGINAL owner or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
J ubrelin9 Rseister
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
TIE Weather.

Following was TIE range Of the Their
n meter for Yesterday, "a observed by c.
S,.anepl the Opera House druggist: Ia.
n 81; u N, 81; 3 p. N, 81; 7 ?. m,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Rnsfar Onaninr.

Mrs. A. }. WOSis Pill have her Grand
Opening of Easter Hats ind Ronne,s
Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
and evenings, st 1858 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
Easter Opening.

Mrs a. ]. WORKS viii have her Grand
02eriug of Ester Hats aud Boaaet,
ThursdsS. Friday aud Saturday afternoons
sni ninss. at l05s kais siIest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-24
TWO TOUGnS.
They Invade the DomiCils OF a
Widow
And Assault Her and Her Children txcit.
ing Chase After the HoOdIums
by Officers.
TWO TOUGHs.
Dastardly Assault.
A WIDOW AND HER CHILD BEATEN.


A WIDOW AND HER CHILD BEATEN.
Yesterday, about noon. Harry Bowers
and Frank Winams, two well known
tough" characters about town, while I'M
der The influence OF liquor went into the
house of Mrs. Miller, at the corner OF Alley
9 and Alley C, and brutaly abused the in.
mates
Mrs. Miller is widow lady and has
four children, one of whom, little
boy, is lying very i'll with con-
sumption. Without any provocation what
ever these young brutes used the sick child
in fendlsh manner, beating and choking
him, and when the mother inrertered in her
childs behalf the scoundrels turned upon
her and cursed and struck her. The other
children screamed for help, and fearing ar
rest the precious pair Of young brutes de-
campsd Mrs Miller then went to JUS
lice Davis office and stated the above
circumstances and Officer Love armed
with warrants went up street to hunt the
rdeCaIB. De uuultu tutOuPu luC "uOiC
uorth end Of the city, but could discover no
race Of the boys until about 2'3O clock,
when citizen informed him that the par.
RES were in the house Of Celia Williams. at
the corner of Market street and alley 8.
TIE officer went in the front door after
hem but they got pointer respecting
ais mission when the officer was
almost upon them, and made a
break for the rear door and escaped out the
alley way, breaking down the rear gate in
heir fight When they reached the alley
he officer was close behind, but they were
ieeter OF foot and soon widenei the dis
;ance between them.
Love. seeing pursuit useless, pulled his
pop" and fired several shots at the tugu.
ives, but without success. They then
ran up over the bill and disap.
peared, the officer being too
exhausted to follow them further. The in.
cideut created a great deal Of excitement
in the neighborhood, and crowds Of people
we're attracted to the scene. Should the
Soung rascals be caugh! they will in all
probability discover that to be hoodlum
lsu't the most profitable business in the
world. They are members Of gang in
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lawlt ssness, even to highway robbery.