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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-28
SAINT PAUL MATTERS.
With Imposing Formalities the New
Hendricks School in West st. Paul
Was Dedicated.
Ex-Mayor Prince Told the Board of
Public Works it Was Making I'm
necessary Improvements.
September Term of Court to Open
To-Day Funeral of the Late
Bushrod Lott.

Legislation on Dayton Bluff--Plays
in TWO Theaters- Round of
Mondays Events.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Agent
Double Lying.

The SALT LAKE HERALD would ike 10
make the public believe that the statement
made in the Tribune in regard 20 the refusal
Of the coroner 10 produce the papers be-
longing 10 VIM. Morton, is not correct The
word Of the man who gave US the intorIna-
sion in regard 10 the matter would be taken
IN opposition 10 q whole tabernacle full OF
such Characters as the SALT Lane HERALD :
representative IS known 70 be.-IT10une.
The sneak who wrote the above has
not the honesty or manhood to acknowl-
edge an error. which goes toproye that
he williully lied when he made the
statement about MortOn's ELECTS. As TO
the man who furnished him with the
information, if he still insists that
Mcdaniel has reported him correctly,
he al; o must be branded as 4 falsiher,
for he well knows that the coroner not
only did not refuse to let him see the
dead mans papers, but took a portion
of them 10 his office, telling him that
they were all open 10 inspection.
The lying scribbler VINO perpetrated
this never was known to make amends
Tor his dastardly lying, and when up
braided Tor his course excuses himself
on the ground that lit Is the policy OF
our paper and ! can't help IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IN and for SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah

In the Probate Court, IN and for Salt lake
County. Territory OT Ct7h-
annie 2. Roscom. plaintiff, -. J. oscar Ros-
com. defendant-sUNNoNs--
The PeoBie II the Territory Of Utah & Il
Gre,.f,g % j. Oscar ROso0m- Defendant
YOU ARE HEEEBY REQUIRED TO Az
4 peartn az aetigE hr1u- ~ against YOU oy
tn above named plaintiff IN the fr9ga-e
t'lrir-. III the County % -ai- Lake, lerriL9Fy
III Tr.tl. and 20 gus,.gE the complaint lLel
Therein within ten days Exclusive o. tne
drv az Sergicel after the service on you OF
sur,rr.u--if served within tllis Count! or
hi sFryei out Of this County. fIf ~ l4ts
district, within twenty days oLheE"4se
within forty days. -...s.
Tbe said action Is brought 20 obtain a ue-
cree from this court iiss1lvinz the inarIlass Z
contract existing between I'D p.linLlill' a ~
Won on the ground OF wilfIl ce>ertloh OF
plaintiff b. defendant for i've years, aIlo
hilur- 70 contribute anything Tor ne sup
mort of plaintiff turiu- s-lii me le'tIs-
And Won are hereby uJtihcI ll"s " !u-
fail 10 appear and snswer the saiu com,
plant g. above required me sail gl..i. ~.
viii apply % tlis cour- for the relief pra!eu
for and Gust Of suit.
Witness. the Hon Elias y srlLin. yul7e'
and the seal % che PROBATE C9lrL u
salt Lake County, Territory 81 Lian
rSrAI1 this 10th day Of December. N lIe
wear 81 our lord one thuusitiia eii l'
hundred and eighty six
JOHN 4. CT fLEE. Clelk-
~ II. : CUTLER, Deputy @IsrN-
AETHUK BRoNS.
Attorney fEr Plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Burned CrIsp.

DETROIT, December ia special to
the Free Press, from Armaday, says;
The. fruit evaporator OF John Stump
caught fire, soon after midnight, last
night. Miss Elizabeth Stump, aged %
sister OF the proprietor, was asleep in
the building at the time. When Stump
arrived on the scene he raised ladder
and tried to rescue her, but was beaten
back BY the flames, which burst through
the windows, throwing him 70 the
ground. He vas picked no insensible
with fractured hip and terrible cut
in his head. Notwithstanding the
efforts of the Workmen. the building
was completely consumed. This morn.
ing the body OF Miss Stump was taken
out Of the ruins, burned beyond recog
milton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Pc, sonaI and General.

CD. CALDER, of Salt Lake, was in the
city, yesterday. on business.
A. VI. BUCHANAN is canvassing Weber
County in the interest of the JureHiis
Instructor.
ELDREDGE, PEATT & Co. have received
another elegant Hardmann Piano. The
instrument Is . magnificent one.
L. C. MoR-ESsES plead not guilty %
q two count indictment charging I'M
lawful cohabitaliOn, yesterday. The
time OF trial was set for the 2Tth inst.
McLAUsHLIS. the individual who was
convicted on Saturday of an assault on
James Burrup, was sentenced 10 paw q
fine OF $50 by Judge Dee yesterday. Nc
Laugrlir Is a cripple.
SEVERAL applications for naturalizs
ton we're granted in the First District
Court, Yesterday. Some other appil-
cants where instructed to withdra
their applications, while Others werC
taken under advisement.
ANOTHER case Of the C. ". C. & ;. Co
v. Johnston. held the boards az The
First District Court. yesterday. Plain
tiff claims 10 have sustained Sl.CV
damages. on account Of defendant turn
ing some horses on their land. be
case against Johnston. Saturday, was
decided against the compliments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
nnna nj Homo

In the past it has been the custom OF
our merchants and business men TO
send east for their lettered window
blinds. This has 0een practiced so long
that il has become almost = habit and
people have apparently been laboTlne
under the impression that they could
not get the work done at home. Mr.. L.
c. Morris has just demolished this pop
ular, fallacY, having Just completed the
lettering on some blinds for the Broom
Hotel. The work is artistically done,
being not a whit inferior 10 the work
done in the east, in fact il is finer than
some of the eastern work and reflects
credit on Mr.. Morris, besides showing
that that class OF WORK may just as well
be done at home as sent abroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
An Exclamation.

Mr.. George MArth stopped our repor-
ter on the street yesterday and claimed
that be was injured by an item on
Dear Coal, " that appear in SUNDAY S
HERALD. Mr.. Martin claims that
he was not guilty Of stealing coal.
He says that he was merely passing and
picked up some chunks OF coal, and the
boy CHANGING TO see him reported the
matter TO Sir. Cahoou. VINO in turn
made a complaint before Judge Dee.
Marth learning that the complaint was
fled went before the court and ex-
planned the matter, and Mr.. Cahoon
consented TO withdraw the case upon
payment OF costs by Marth. The costs
in the case amounted 1856. We cheer
fully publish Mr.. Martins account OF
the affair, as we do not wish to do any
person an injustice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Register.

The registration of voters began at
the place OF business of II. NJ. Bond at
the corner OF Fourth and Young
Streets, yesterday morning. A large
number of voters were registered. The
members Of the Peoples party should
see TO it that they have their names on
the list at once. Do not put 1t on. DO
not think that one vote is worth but
little, for the result of the next election
depends entirely upon the number Of
votes cast. strange, is It notD The
Liberals after having made their can
yass OF the city claim that II they car
catch tweut, i've Peoples party votes
they will carry the day. This means
that they are only fifty votes short, anc
a member OF the Peoples party VINO
nsglects or refuses 10 register and VOC
is the next thing u a traitor IN himself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
A SUCCESSFUL UTAH BOY.
James HARDWOOD, Jr-, of Lehi, a
Lucky Art Competitor,
To The Editor Of TIE HEsAtp.

To the Editor Of TIE HERALD.
An agreeable experience was hai a
few days ago. by our Lshi artist,
James Harwood. Jr., and his friends.
on receiving word from the Academy
OF Design, San Francisco, that there had
been awarded to Young Mr.. Harwood
the Academy gold medal, whichis the
highest prize given By it. The trophy
arrived here per Wells, Fargo & Cos
express yesterday. Ii is about the size
OF $50 gold piece. and is suitably in
scTibed, with the name OF the winner,
by whom and for what issued, and is
enclosed In a crimson silk plush case or
box.
The subject of the prize drawing Is
an ancient statue, Greek OF Roman,
called Discabulus, representing mus
cular development. strength, ETC., and
represents naked athlete rs throwing
/ quoits.
The prize-drawing is retained by the
Academy, but former production on
| the same subject. and by the same
artist, Is on exhibition in his studio
which conveys as much information
| perhaps as possible 20 the unartistic
mind. The school OF Design mad about
seyenty-hve students and out OF these
eight we're selected % compete tor the
/ prize. y months time was allowed and
used for the work. The actual time used
was six hours per day, and FIVE days
/ per week. Our artist naturally feels en-,
couraged, and his friends are elated by
mis- success, and all feel pleased that ont
more Utah boy has been able 20 VII
/ something away from home and il
competition with talent from othe
| places. ]. W.
LEHI, December Is, 1856.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Another Black Eye.

The case against Aaron +. Farr
Mayor of Logan, charged before the'
Cache Valley Commissioner with assist
ing c. o. Card 10 escape from the GUS
tody OF Deputy Exum, has been
ignored BY the grand Jury. This makes
another black eye for the Commissioner
who presides over the Judicial machin-
cry OF the County of Cache.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21

UsE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
Died.

MARIA KEARsLkY, aged 81 years, died
in this city yesterday, The old lady
has been in rather feeble health for
some time. The funeral will be held
to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
\ ViIaInous War.

BuRLIS. December BIN January
all French employees on the Alsaoe-
Lorraine Railroad will be dismissed and
replaced by Germans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
o O ID e n.


This department OF TIE HERALD is de-
voted tothe Interests of the people Of ogden
The Branch Once of The HERALD Is with
Eldredge, Pratt & Co., Main Street, Ogden,
Utah. where subscriptions and advertise
ments will be received on the same terms as
al the Salt Lake Office.
Communications addressed 20 THE SALT
LAKE. HEEALD, ogden, viii receive prompt
attention.
THE HERALD is delivered By carriers in
Ogden every morning. except Monday. sue
scribers falling 70 receive their papers will
please notify the ogden office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle Of ShilOh's VitalizeT. II
never fails TO cure. For sale at j. q.
Smith & Co. $ Drug store. Is
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

Aefama aoVess lAs .alrssi ~ Nilea ~tn
trtzey aut far.eat
ta.s t-sf-ess alte laa N be- lfIa iu ift
Af.aala caaluatts. Il S. 81 aetatA -..
49, sfaSeec &. ttt .ll-4 az eels a4d
-A e.e. iap ne nttessi .aIee rs ise resi-
uatan = buEallef oeatfa. haansu Ntlen
sil lakt ll.oe a. ias ~e -el ias WAsi
business - 81 ltr uaIlr. II tIit fpulht
TIE visa ei f4r Ae.sa.s h-s ~ aI1ea iHne.
i''eae-re fo cifi4e-s generally The l'eEaat
fa t-k 41ruilE a liie urli tu iat Af'tf
noon wtIt Tcuaaa sf etlef 3a1s 0ntH
tts oI nfiaf games were llaSet ana "nsti
O., haf1t Roman atl .eiss were w'f.i 3.
tudulss ~ faelr p4alucs ilases NAiN-
niiSli ~v.. be h9ra s.a1- la lAls cav
TIE krals ni ttrAn of tat display
nlanoeukars af Itts- hrFils .s eor b tAt
gong q cousiaerat., as 4. ee ~ see ana is"
re4als oi applause .ccaf4td tleiu ~ ~hNr
making lu- f-Ufes Var f4ttnt aHI .H.
u.u af fatll Sail A rl aas ae .Hp.H'|f
0rlitH of ,lLe A Ihiou huf-l.ts cttli.a-. .lt ID
bt aprail iAaMss9u. IS he. q is aaas a
O. al tstir 9feanlaatiou sSs made oniN ia-l
Nav. Pa. sAceilzites 80 llrf ar.l serk A''-
i-rlas orO-ms. Qlitr l.h. 44ilsea 81 1noh ef
wear ~ see them - acll cri e4 Chat 'if
Hastings lais alIi taNe ia work lara g. nta.
m Ile yislt of ll AulE is l- over l.t
lEInsLtN HFhlII s4Ns 81 fatl4. N4-Dr
...afF
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
~noop,Ne ea Up Fos BLAINE
FltIsDurs s@Aiax GFe@t ffspssattoAs tei
ths he tu0ustratio1 tudss

the lie atlouslfatt>,t tuoss.
Flfss seAs. O1 ~ AT lQs3 e.eek 10
p.s1t ,ls SPECIAL u4la hs4fins t1e hon
Jasiss q B.alle aud parry steamed in-o ihs
uiau slstoa Al h-s appearance ou tls
platform Tie immense lhIong swsiurs lae
arrival of tas lraia lel ~ au tntaas. s,t.o
shout of welcome ar blspe snl n.>
con- fAuiHn, were a. once surrounded d
the fVte ptiou committee composed ~ TIE
I9si lrumlueal 14sin-s, neA ~ tle ciA
aul taasl a. lhe c4flaz~s IA ~aluns tue
American Gao acIilS ~ ~ escort beaded
for lle Hotel Anderson " leIe Mr. Blame,
Gen. Beaver aud silSfs of thc party seIe
.et ~ themselves Tor TIE ni+-l
Tie Preparations Tor tomorfow =
great lar.f 1eiuol.tr4tlul lu honor ~ Nf
Blaine ale complete il sll probably over
step ans previous deil0l-if4f.sa og .le he-
p4tllCaus in Western Ftuusy lH4ula INV
tallons have been eEienaea ~ tle manu-
fACLurers aut business men 81 tne county L.
give their employees holiday and send tle
representatives, oi Their respective industries
o. oe assignt4 positions iu the llle oi par
are The street deul0nstf4fiol WlI embrace
three grand divisions Starting from iat
Mou0nzaheia House % 10 a c-3cs tleg will
pr0ctrd over tle principal streets 90 fiftt
burg and Allegheny City and Will oe re-
yle0eI ag Sir Blaine from Tie balcony a.
Allegheny ,lty hal. Alter tl- parade car
uasez VII. convey the party 30 Exposition
Park where t1e speaking wlll begin a. .
o'clock AL I'd tnc railroads Ceuterlns here
Wlil ram excursion trtiu- lltO the cIty.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
A NATIONAL SCANDAL
United States Naval Officers
Arrested tor Smuggling.
STARTLING EXPOSURES ARE EXPECTED.
over Tao Hundred Cases OF Wine
Found on the Mar Vessels Sara
t0ea ana Portsmouth-Great
Sensation Created.

NH uc. Great conservation
aas o,,n et.sel AMONG lae ol,e-. VI tAc
Ia..sa States war vessels Sa.a,o.a aut
PORTSMOUTH, 1y lAr seizure % about two
..li.ei cases of vine and quantity ot
.a-s ea.es ini fancy articles foand ou
aoar.i tles- ves- rs by tle customs authori-
r-- aerv lar vessels have just returned
irsm au European cruise All their officers
have malr themselves liable 10
court uAr.ia oy evating the rul,
tu report immediately on arriving
4s 20 any dluaole articles on
uoarl ID IS charged that the seisurc is the
a.s- step towards very lc.y rege.ar uns. lt
Is even CHARGED that certain officers have
been engaged IA The business of importing
Nile ny tae Quantity. one OF the officers
is s4I 10 have ainitted that the wine
brought was a1t al. for personal use. but
lArly Tor friend IN New YORK one Of
the ..ice-- is detained Dy the Customs au-
tnoriles. Aough ne hai been ordered 20
New ork 10 assist al the BarthOldi Statue
dedication.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
aAaOs4ps On rHs LAKE.
A Muskeson sailor hiii,a "a Lake Erie
hy Fsiiing nsst

BrsfALo \ 4 Oct 10 capt L-f-vre
Of iAe schooner D 81. Bond, OF Osaeg0.
which went o. pieces a. kond Eau during
the recent storm iriat,s tte following ,for.
Of terrible har5sl ip aul slfsrue ey,s by
those oi tle crew wl1 Ner- s4gsc lae
POND len Ieir.t A.i NedHc-tay win
- O1l bushels of wheat f1r Baua.o Tie
Ea.e struck ner i..lf- .Ay afternoon, Talk
ing eut aer pD All bloaehirl he-
te. 50 Tia, She -'it.l ne- cargo. Sh.
was then headed T., leud Eau hut w ut
ashore three miles above. lhe cseS were
forced into the maiuma,l head. Two ofthe
eight men attempted 20 20 out OH tie iiu-
boom, out lust az that moment Tie
Inaiamas, fe. and t4cy were both
killed. They Were Mate Ryan. of o.
wego and Seaman Hughes, 0f Mu-kecon.
Tho other SIX c'Cns 20 jneir perch on the
foremast. where they had gone IOr shelter.
until morning thirteen hours. Ia the
morning James Clause. fisherman. pro-
cured snlall duck boat. came oar 60 the
wreck and tool, the crew 0ii one az Z time
Sunday morning the boat Went down.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

ST. LoUis. Oct. ia special from No
gales 4. r., says that a revolution in Mexico
of no mean proportions is considered by
many, who are in position to know the
facts, "a imminent. Just Wha, the plans Of
the revOlutl0ulsts are can not be learned AZ
present, but the popular opinion is that they
include scheme 10 consolidate the adger-
saries of the present administration and
creOte a new political party; or, IN othes
words. forcibly % overthrow President
Diaz. Many friends of the President. it is
SAID, are among he agitatOFs OF the scheme.
and Il IS their intention - make the Presi-
dent Dictator of The Republic for a term of
ten years, 50 that sgii eieLt time nav be
had 70 give the new plan a thorough trial
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

Crf.t.a 0rf la-in she EmsooDal Con-
veafor tAe ie.rt committee on q snpple
mentsi aymra. reported ftsi fhey DID not
6eeu 81 fTpfd .r.f to grant fbt psrniss vs
r-f rf a1f tfmusI They offered o. reeulu.
f4a r fHe aUra fuofi ~ % Iuiuf comm d.
t.. esraH ~ ~ f~r bishops Eve presbv-
t arI fVf symfn A. revise the
fFrnaI aDe make fre' report f0 fhs fen-
ara. convention ~ $3.50 The reror aud
ress. .uf.nr varf rIs.ael or thf calendar.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
Chnh-Mnrder Al .rhe Hnh.-

Bo-IoN. oct i9.-On Tuesday of last week
Mrs Abraham Lamb, living al : Decatur-st.
days .ater the child died. and investigation
showed that 10 had been poisoned with
lavdauum. Warrants were issued for the
arrest of the father and Mr and Mrs MAY
Be o'he, Of the Alden. the latter was
arrested last night She bears good name
among her neiEhb0rs. Lamb cannot be
found. has been learned that he sold his
business and collected over sfOO before hi,
d-aupearance he IS grocer and well
kroxn politician of ward sixteen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

NER HAVEN. Conn, Ocl l9.-An address
was issued today signed by David A. Wells.
J. b. Sargent. J.. >. Seymour and others OF
the ,arid reform League, expressing cissati,-
faction with the platform OF tAe late Demo-
mi iai on the question oi tariff reform ihe
address further accuses the Democratic
convention of this state of leaning toward
pr0tecuouism. anc therefore divergng
from tAe cardinal principles of the Demo
cracy. II concludes by urging Democrats
70 vote against any candidate who fails %
come alf openly favor If the principles
avOwed nv Presi icut Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

1t,as. Or 1s.-lsmes ! Decker. ~
Onr has been appointed areft ~ fhe
STATE Board ol Char os f1f Arena county.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20

rrfa ga 'crs took Gre issf night. iDst On
ue.sf yes and INSTRUMENTS over $50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
THERE WILL eE eLooDsHeD
A Hundred Tbousspd Socialists - Parade
fn London.

Losuas. oct D. The Executive Com
miree of the the Social Democrat FEEDER
alton met today and decided 90 orio d
procession ~ the organization oa f1f or
c4siou of the iuaugurauou ~ Size l0rd
MaYor. in spite ~ tte warning n. -lr. ilss.
Warren ttaf sucL = para le would sure 3
lead go oloo1she3 II is estimated fhaf
IffuUo socialists Wi participate iu fhe
IL --.-.-.-----
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
Fourth Annual COnclave OF the
State Brigade
HASTINGS IAstS IHE Gl,Sl P8llt
Grand Parade in the Morning Pr ze
Drill in the afternoon-6 6An
ano Banquet IN the
Evening.


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Hastings % ptana laila-. 4 'J4..a4, orllc-
a. COL b -Hth Ltsi 0ufIr ,n
tcaefAi. tpt @alIiIir Ii.irIl. oi rt9. r-i-
Ia" Aides M.sa "A Ia hal - -
Lpai-. A.l = tal.4N-. 80 A E-a.
Nal J. , IS 1.tt ~ 7aAll - a.
Assistant oAt-.oa 'tnefaI- = D-f
clay, ~ Detroit 'ui llaf.t.
y fls- ot i1iiasNe az
cA ,llaF q neral 'afiatAi4 stan "as $3.50
present MaI9t '..et4. Cal .aA -4r
supreme 1e. latirf . h t --s
"...i lat process Ia ra-
in iit io..o iut Ylnef iue -lt.s
taslHe a-'is aita iu .e
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81 Gree Af.ie pi.-tns 1Hes~ ~
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.).ie. 80 repre- ettai p ae'a. h.it
i-7N Ntei. no. - S-siAaH, --- 3.
p.oL 10 p, The l-ir+.e ii-o tel illfata
'ie i.is OF 4-A''. al 'p.a.
hunyet oi p.f ptA,S, i-fi ht 'i- -
was about 40. si'-c'a r. iiHie ei ~, a'-'
aie was tHe elieN' Ae.f 'A N''i.i } 'fA-,'-
ana "ltiit>- % 'l a 'yiiSihi', az t.4i.li i''t
/
AiDipn aI' ila7t-ii-s l.flsi'ns al is 'Ae
line were nlal app'aa ieo aiid We're n.i
SyJ- l3.i-i'f 81 = "aa 10 - zone a. ilit
piite ui-A ia lhs .i'-ri iAo' 'h- ->7 .'le 'i ars
| s-1r H4aa1" '.4t morton jipdsr. --ai Joy aiA
ms morse ieHt'ed -Nei oi iis i''a. 'he
n'l'g ia"AihE Iiecl liiliti1 ih re Aph
foe-s.. co0b.e-stone gutter A. he arose
ana looked Il, the ram aroand -im. an Jli
woman sfasi@d his arm nn@ ersSsa h'in
no. io mount l"t seed again. N0Vei lear
Madame, came ide aeieiiIiAfd reply, 4
dld no. come down neret to commit snic.ie.
\ anai. boy removed ihe offensive pan ilSail.
nu' he parade moved on ana tAe fei
piuines waved as sAiun6ly ~ ii n'iiiAs
hd@ h~ppehed. Mal u 'aiKilS Wa lol
! hurL he appearance mtie ~
iDe Eiarns rfd piames wld Write anu
siiYery helmets the swords and other
accDUirements was NoFei ana pleasing.
In the afternoon an audience oi hA-. as,
| ladies' ani gentlemen, o. ms CITY. And oid
soldiers cpnEfesa'el - ihc Base Bal PaTN
| 10 WltnceS iht Nfl@e ufli. captains Mc'ur-
nm, Rose and bsoclcN. - The iocsi compan-
les oi u. D. ]. acted rs laise-. and
were al1el ~ Lieutenant Kinney. oi IOm-
/ panK j. Lietieiell hao1 ana FIRST oaf-
| Eeari Bennett oi company J. ana corpora
! L--ih8l"H, oi Company X. Tie hrs' ln
| The ie'd were Nteen picAci men from iAe
| ANON difie p, commanded ~ apialn
! lhomason tae second. l-e iapoer dirisioa.
c)nlman9en ~ captain ln,eui nnl a-i
| Tie Hastings oAlsi'l. N'ih ,aliAi- tofie
! ia commard tach division Teut through
! the iacngs ana a-l.s1 nerta. c'ini .lL
/ move ein'nfs, SWORD mAhuai aal platoon al-.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-20
CHICAGO WHlTEwASHEO.
II Louis Gets More Than Even for Non
day'- DrubbinC

CucAeo. Ocg. l9.-The second game in
tie series for the world championship to-
day resulted in the defeat of the White
Stockings oy a score which makes the
Browns more than even for the drubbIng
which they received Monday The follow
fff.r liz D. I'D -rrra-
, 1886-02-10

The lSsth Grand Monthly drawing OF
The Louisiana State Lottery occurred as
usual at noon on Tuesday, Jan. II. The
first prize of $4,000 was won by No. 24,
g45, sold in ffhs at $l.00 each two
held by NJ. D~itrichstein, care of NJ. Gross,
No. 3 Chambers street, New York city.
one to j. Il. Benson, care of .Jo. Baehr,
No. 92T Main street. Kansas City. Mo.
one to Isidor Schwartz of Kansas City,
Mo, paid through the Bank OF Commerce
there. The second prize of $25,O00 was
won by No. "a, 32l, also sold in iifths at
Sl.00 each-one held by Il. A. Burnside,
Cincinnati, o., paid through Southern
Express company, who paid another fifth
to Joseph Wlttenkeller of Chicago. ILL
one to A. X. Simmons, $50 Elm street.
Manchester, n. H., etc, etc. No. 10.
65S drew the third prize $4,000, sold
also in 6iths ut $I.O0 each-one to w. A.
Turner, No. 10 Third street; one to ]. b.
Martin, No. COS Howard street, both OF
San Francisco. Cal paid through Wells,
Fargo x Co. z express; one held by g.
Broetzman Of Houston, Tex, where also
dwell j. G. kleinfelder K Co., who held
another dollar worth, one fifth, etc etc,
No. G,253 drew the fourth prize (S6, 600
held by j. w. Barns u the Windsor ho-
tel, Kansas City, Mo, paid through the
Bank of Commerce there. No. 20, 1863,
drew the other fourth p%rizeol $1,000. etc.
The extraordinary grand quarterly draw
ing will be managed by Gen'ls G. T.
Beauragard Of la and Jubal A Early OF
Va, on Tuesday, March l6, when $500,
500 will be distributed by the laws of
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