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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

George Hughes Was run over by o freight
train at Greenwood, Ky, while in G
drunken sleep, and killed.
A posse from the vicinity Of Ashland,
Kas overlook Billy Gill. notorious des.
persdo, and riddled him with bnllsts.
Insgame Of cowboy" at Burgettstown,
Pa little James Burton Wa lsssoed by a
playmate, receiving injuries from which
he died.
Sarah Dingee, Boston dressmAksr, with
two children, sued Thomas j. DOGGY, q
liqlor dealer, for breach Of promiSs, claim.
ing $40. 900 damages.
Geo. McCullock, . brakeman, had bic
head crushed between the bumpers while
making coupling. at Fostoria, u. Death
was almost iDstAntaneous.
A train over the Rutland W. rsilrosd
was wrecked. Engineer Moses Prstt and
Fireman John Pratt were killed. Many
passengers were badly bruised.
Reports from county conventioos
Throughout Ohio show that Senator Sher-
man 10 almost the unaoimops choice OF
Ohio Republicans for the Presidepcy.
At Lexington, Ky Tom Wslsh, sn ex.
con Vict cut the throat Of Leroy Smith,
whom he accused Of being the cause of his
goirg TO the peDitsntiary. He then e.
eapsd.
Zpb Davis, the negro who murdered
and oatrsged little Maggie Gankhaa
t~bite) at Green Brothers shoe-bseI fac
tory, In Chicsgo, II Sentenced 10 be bsngsd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

THE Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engt-
neers did some tall resolving in New York
yesterday but nothing else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
Had 20 Call I'm the Street Cara,

MONTREAL, April 7.-owing 10 the bad
condition cf the streets the street rail way
company has withdrawn tho cars from
nearly all its routes. A hundred men and
five hundred horses are idle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

Coy. BUCENER, Cf Kentucky, has won
the enmity Of Louisville politicians ard
the ests,n Of people, b. yetOing many
Jobs of the Louisville members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

\ HOUSE in south Carolina bad little
earthquake al to itself one day last week.
Itwas shaken to pieces while 500 yards OF
ths shock WA not felt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

FIVE ladies have Incorporated a silk
cultivatin: association at Baltimore with
a capital stock OF $3.50, 600; shares 81 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

The Phila5elphiA courts have taken
hold of the KEELY motor for examination,
Ths Philadelphia courts evidently don
fear insanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
LAID TO REST.
Jacob sharp Buried Very Quietly Ysstsr-
day Morning.

Jacob sharp Barred Very Quietly Ysstsr.
day Aorning.
NEW YORK, April s-The remains of
Jacob Sharp, over which funeral services
were held last evening, were buried to-day
in Greenwood cemetery. A hearse fol-
lowed by seven carriages drove up to his
late residence before 8 o'clock this morn
ing. The casket was borne from the house
TO the htarse, one Of the carriages ws
filed with floral tributes and his widow,
his grandson, daughter and sthsr relatives
and few very intimate friends soatsd
themselves in the other carriages and wsre
driven TO the cemetery through the almost
deserted streets. The early hour Of which
the burial took place was chosen 10 avoid
the attention Of the curious public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

BY the time Council meets tomorrow
night We hope the REFORM wing will have
decided to condesoend TO grant the peoples
long expressed demand for an increased Do
Hce force In fact, we would advise the
REFORMERS for their own sakes TO do
80 At once; it is bad thing for a public
servant when he tOrgSts that he is . pub
lie servant sud not public master. Meth
er race. colcT nor politics should stand in
the way OF his obedience to the pub
lie Memory carries rs back to the
time when Chief Tom BENNErT's
Republican appointeSs were confirm
ell at once and TO man by q
Democratic Council, which did not boast
OF REFORM prochyitiss. We are not
aware that the present REFORM wing
objects to the character or fitness, or 70
anything but the politics of Chief SMITHS
appointtes. This will not do, gentlemen.
IL will rot be considered by the peo-
pie q sufficient excuse for the stoppage
Of ts much needed improvement in this i'm
portlut branch OF our city government
The people have called for, and the public
safety imreratiYe'y demands these addi-
tional officers; appropriation has been made
for their Tsy, and all that is now lacking
the accomplishment Of this great reform is
the consent Of tEe REFORM wing OF
Council. We hops tomorrow night will
see this coasent granted and the new Ofi-
Gers confirmed. No more tardiuess, gen
tlemcu REFORMERS, tie people are
growiuy impatient.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

LILLIAN oLcorr, the actress, is dsad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

ALLEN q. MYERS had to pay fine and
costs amounting 10 $50 for his little South
ern iaunt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
ConkIing still Improvisg.

New YORK, April s,-Roscoe conklins
VIA, reported to be resting comfortably to-
day, and improving steadily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

The Veteran Association of the Regu-
lar Army and Navy of the L. s." has pS-
tjGOued Congce to pass an act entitling
all bonorltly discharged soldiers and sail
ors to the assistance GeSdsd to enable the
veterans and their families to reach, oe-
cupy and cUllivste bounty land" This is
delightfully."- indsfaite, and opens up an
extensive and varied prospect the pIiDei-
pa features pf which are q much dimin-
ishel surplus and innumersble Jobs" and
''pEiyate hills Meanwhile We think the
government will decline to 70 into the
wh,'rsa., moving and housekeeping bus
ines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

1t kills pain; we refer TO Salvation Oil,
the greatest cure on earth. Price q cts.
"A quarter of dollar will purchase any
where bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

spaikieu ~ tuouRn tnefe nau Deen some
great grief in heaven, and each leaf had
been God-appoiDtej 70 catch an angel q
tear. IL seemed as IL cor Father had
looked upon the earth, His wsyward
child, and stopped TO her tear wet cheek
and kissed IL. So will the darknes, of sin
and crime leave our world before the dawn
Of the morning. The light shall gild the
city spire and strike the forests of Maine
and the masts Of Mobile, and all between.
And one end resting on the Atlantic coss.
and the other resting on the Pacific beach.
God will spring q great rainbow arch ci
peace, in token Of everlasting covenant
that the world shall never more zee a
deluge of crime.
Bat" says some one. preaching
against the evils Of society will accomplish
nothing. Do you not see that the evils 20
right onY" answer. We are not at all dis
couraged.
IL seemed Insignificant of Moses 10
stretch his hand over the Red Sea What
power could that have over the watersp
But the east wind blew all night, the
waters gathered into glittering pilissde,
on either side. The pillows reared, 40
Gods hand pulled back upon their crystal
bits- Wheel into line, O, Israel! March,
marchl Pearls crush under the feet. The
shout of hosts mounting ths beach answers
the shout Of hosts mid d-sea, until, m the
last line Of the Israelitss have gaiped
the beach the shields clsng, and the
symbAls clap, and a. the waters
whelm the pursuing Zoe the swift fingered
Drinds on the white keys Of The foam
play the grand march Of Isrsel delivered,
and the awful dirge Of Egyptian over.
throw. So We 90 forth; and stretch out
the hand Of prayer and Christian effort
over these dark, boiling vsten Of crime
and sin. "Ahal Aha r' ssy the deriding
world But wait. The winds Of divine
help viii begin to blow; the wsy win clear
for the great army Of Christian philspthro-
pists; the glitteriDg treasures of the worlds
bene6oence win line the path Of our fsst;
and 10 the Other shcre W wiz b Fsstsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
NEWS AND COMMENT.
r6S WEATHER.,

For West Virginia aud Ohio: warm n. threat.
ening weather, With rain, light To fresh easterly
winds. increasing IN force
For Western Pennsylvania. Warmer. tsir
weather, followed by rain, light 70 fresh winds.
becoming esSterly and increasing In force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

Col. MIKE CONLEG knocked out Prot.
JOHN 2. Cow in five rounds at Ashland,
Wisconsin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
JEFFERsON

The State Boom Bsoml,Ax.
ETY. 1or.tN q
CHARLpsrON, w. A.
meeting was bsld In tblG
day, for the purpose Of
iliary 70 the Btats Immt
velopment Association.
Hon. VIM. H., Trsven
chair, and on motion apr
~ Of Ave, consisting
ton, N. G. Brsckett, r..
T. Lewis, and Chas J..
each msgistsfial district,
Of organization.
While the committse
Hon. w. II. Travsfs sdd,
bly, on the resources Of ti'
wealth, fne elinsts and
tages over othss stAtss tss
grafton. He thsu solicit
70 raiss the fund, 500, 90
delegates at The wheeling
The amount Wa soon rsised
The COMMITTEES On oganiq
with the following rsportF
Trvers, president, and
secretary. with power
president 70 sppoi'
from each distTict
Each vics-prssiS
70 furuish ths Pre-
~ information fro
the Prsidsnt 10
Secretary Of tho q
effect the purpose
The meeting W
tersst 10 the adv
manifested.
This coanty has
ing and grazing Lam.
y the purpose of thisA
70 bring IL indsoemss
q The eensssi people.
The coanty Dsmocrs0
nittss hsld . ps,tipe ~
tiist prsciss ss>~
18th inst.
Couvsnti6
sth q M
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NEW OF
80 ::::;;::; {:
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screws, -
Secretary q
8. Ochs,
Director,
Savannah
Columbus
Howell, ol
riek wsls
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Geo. NieX
Pioassss;
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
A Base Ball Conflict,

BROOKLYN, April s.-Both the Newark
and Jersey City clubs came to Ridgewood
park to-day to plsy with the Brooklyn
club. The Brooklyn elected to play with.
The Jersey City management demanded
the 500 guarantee and were refused
Equally vain was Jersey City's appeal to
Newark not to play with the Brooklyns
Some 5000 people saw the game, which
would have been beat for the home club
if the visitors had not let it get runs in
the 5th inning, through getting ratified.
Enaln9S- l234 5 67s 80
Newark ....,, / o o o 3 =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09

JACOB SHARP was buried early yester'
day morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
Base Rail-.
Death of cardinal M.rtiaeIii.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April s.-Louisvill'
6, st. Paul 2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
The Empsrer's Condition Victoria I'm.
populArity.

popularity.
BERLIN, April s.-No change Is report
ID In the Eupsror's condition to-day. Dr.
AAcksnsis hss postpeosd his departure for
London BY special request until Queen
Victoria arrives In Berlin. The conflict
between The Emperor and Prince Bicmarck
over the proposed marriage Of Pincrs
Victoria TO Pripcs Alexander, has csase
for the present. Negotiation on the so
ject are paasing between Emperor Fl
erick and the Gar. -
Efforts TO get up . woman's Addi
the Empress have failed In Berlin. "
Of addresses coming TO her f-oq
Brelau, and other centres, but
ment in Berlin, ever since the
iyinally in ID "vorbild tincl
frau" you are the model Of u ~
wife"), has been omitted gets few 4 skuol
lures. The schoolmistreSes beycas-
in body and 20 have the ~
official olssses generally.
To make the matter vastly
not ver-delicats hand Of d <F
Queen In plainly disccrnable 10 6}
Bsttenberg bnsinea that she sta IN
good chance Of being hooted in !
II ahe still psrsiss In her inientio9M
ing 70 Berlin. Quite possibly she will Y
change her plans aud return direct 10 Lou.
don. II u already rumor-d that Prince
Alexander has given up the notion Of re(
turning 10 Berlin next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-09
RIOTS IN IRELAND.
BLOODY CONTESTS BETWEEN fHB POLICE
AND LEAGUBRS.
n. Pspls oAarsa Upaa waA had Bayosss-
Kany PsSss Ssrsas6 hiurd-rh.
Pulio Ss1r Ssyety-Ria
n ksaik

KnlnH, April s--Ou Saturday oisht
some poliosmsn who were trying 10 pre-
vent The srsctisn Of . platform for The
meeting announced 70 b held to-day, were
psltsd with stsls8 bya mob and were
ooapsllsd to charge ths crowd. Many
civiliaas were bsdly injured.
About 5000 psssoas bslessips to the va
ioas league bnachss Of Kilruah ssemblsd
1t $50 ,. m. Thsrs W. hrss ooutin-
esnt On horsshask IT, Bpli0 - .hy.
nsgtsrsee wSlcS and 1rwis charged ths
crowd, ipjuri.G many. A number Of III
umphsl arches were torn down. Father
Glynn, Of Kilmipill, was attached BY two
poiicemsn with rides. A farmer flled one
policeman 10 the ground with black thorn
stick. A riot being imminent the Berk.
shire regiment, with fixed bayonsts led BY
Captain Lynch. charged the crowd, and
many persons we're badly wounded.
Order was somewhat restored on .ths
crowd being appealed .5byp priests And
Mr.. Redmond, member OF Parliament
Mr.. Redmond then attempted TO organise
the meeting, which had been heretofore
announced, bot was prevented by the Mag
istrste. Mr.. Redmond protested that tho
poyernment's sctiou In proclaiming the
meeting WAS illegal, and with the priests
advised the multitude TO dispene. Ten
persons were seriously wounded with hay
onsss and two mounted policemen were in-
jured with stones.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
STATE NEWS.

The Florentine hotel at Gainesville
is destroyed by fire.
There has been and still is consider
able sickness in Aquilla during the
past two months.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, celebrated
it's 21st anniversary on Thursday, at
Brenham.
Severe rains interfered with the fair
festivities yesterday, at Dallas, and
prevented many from attending.
A big union labor barbecue was
from Huntsville on Saturday.
The trial of J. S. Mooring, for the
murder of a rival hotel keeper at the
depot at Navasota ends in an ac-
quittal.
Editor Cara, shot in Rio Grande
City, is steadily improving, and his
physicians think he will certainly re-
cover without accident.
The city council of Dallas has let
the contract for 80 all night 1000 cam
die power arc lights for street light
ing; the contract to run three years.
While gathering pecans in the
Trinity bottom, fifteen miles west of
Elkhart, Walter Rolley fell from a
tree, breaking his leg just above the
knee.
The store of 3. H. Wood, promi-
nent merchant of Willis, IS burglar
lied. The back door was pried open,
the safe opened and 1925 in money
stolen, and about &l23 in railway and
mill checks. The latter We're found
about half mile from town.
George Johnson, whose strange dis
appearance week ago, from Waco
caused such a sensation, has returned
home. He had n severe attack Of
typho-malarial fever, and in a deliri-
Gus state went on the train to Car
thago, Mo. He then, on finding him
self there, bought ticket and took
the first train back.
At Denison, a woman of about % at
tempted to abandon two children,
aged 5 and , years. She carried them
down to the depot and put them on
the Minneola train, and left them. \
policeman took them back to her, at
which she was very indignant. Why
she wanted TO rid herself of them is
not known.
At Calvert, the 14-year old son of
Mr.. L. II. Parish, in attempting a
somersault at the gymnasium at the
public school, missed the mattress.
which was moved too far from the
spring board. and fell on the ground,
the back of his neck striking first.
instantly paralyZing him. Little
hopes are entertained for his life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
TSLEGRAPHIC 8REVITIES.

Mr.. Robertson has been appointed
lord advocate of Scotland.
The condition of Jacksonville re-
mains unchanged.
Negotiations between Rothschild
and Premier TiZZa, concerning the
conversion of the Hungarian loans
bave been concluded. The operation
affects millions of forms.
The comic paper "Grete" has been
seized in Paris for publishing an in
sulting cariacature of Emperor Will
liam in Italy.
The Spanish cabinet has decided to
summon the Cortes to meet about the
middle of Novem Der, and to submit
to the Cortes the question of army re-
forms.
Emperor William arrived in Potts
dam yesterday. He was met at the
station by the empress, and they
drove to the Marble palace where his
mother, sisters and sons were await
ing him.
Mr.. Blaine and party left last night
for Buffalo. His programme was not
generally known and less than a
dozen persons witnessed his depart
ure.
The Russian steamer Archangel and
the Glasgow steamer Neptune came
into collision in Christiana bay and
sank. The crew of the Neptune and
eight of the crew of the Archangel
were saved. The captain and seven
teen of the crew of the Archangel
were drowned.
w. r. Centers is captured and
lodged in Jail at Van Buren,, Ark,
charged with attempted train wreck
ing. 1t is said he had a grudge
against the company and placed a
steel rail across the track right at the
turn known as the DEVILS curve, and
waited for the night passenger to
plunge on the rocks below. Forum
ately the obstruction was discovered
in time to avert an awful horror.
While J. H. Bergman and John
F'lideIl, two timbermen employed in
the WolfetOn mine, at Leadville, COL,
were ascending the main shaft, with
load of old timbering, the cable
parted and the cage fell to the bottom
of the shaft, 800 feet. Both men were
instantly killed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
THE MILLS DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Have a Little Circus Upon Their
Own Account On Satur-
day Night.

The usual formal business being
concluded, the committee appointed to
investigate the conduct OF Messrs. II.
f. Conner, Frank Frederick, r. r.
Martinez, Fritz Jagge, and Juan Mo-
rales, members of the club, reported
they had actively participated in the
nOn-partisan meeting and wanted
them called before the next meeting
to eXculpate themselves or be eX-
PEELED.
Mr.. TarletOn moved adoption of the
report, but Mr.. J II. McLeary wanted
the expulsion threat removed.
Messrs. Magruder, Schramm, Cheva-
lier and Kellar hal their says pro and
con-, when McLeary asked if they re-
pented what would be done. why"
answered Magruder, ''in that case
We'll take them back" \ motion to
add y. Bruni's name to the list of
democrats, who were to be called OH
to show cause why they shouldn't be
expelled, was defeated, but the report
was adopted.
Then followed a discussion on Say
ers' visit here and what should be
done, which was very windy, but did
not amount to much.
Denman wanted to know whether q
straight democratic ticket couldn't be
put in the field, but no one could an
swer the question.
1t was decided to invite Ex-Gov-
ernor Coke and Judge Teichmueller.
Some little formal business was done,
and the club adjourned with sigh of
relief.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
A Sensation Spoiled.

The Express, with a big hurrah,
promised its readers on Sunday big
political sensation, but as far as the
LIGHT can see, it didn't materialize.
Did it refer to the petition for Jose
Cassiano to remain a candidate for
county collector? If SO, the LIGHT
gave it's readers a pointer on that on
Friday Did it refer to Mr.. McMin's
communication, questioning whether
the county court had power to make a
naturalized city, and whether any
power could make citizen of Next
can astec? If so, the LIGHT dis
cussed at considerable length both
these questions more than month
ago! Did it refer to another matter;
the proposed democratic ticket? If
so, the LIGHT wrote that. up on Sat
urday, taking the wind out of the
Express sails. Anyway, the Elk
press sensation collapsed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22

The undersigned herewith announc-
es himself as candidate for the office
of sheriff of BeXar county. In MAX
ing this announcement / wish TO
state that / do not consider myself
bound in the action of the peoples
convention held on Thursday, October
18th, 1855, nor have I made any
pledges or compromised myself in
any way 90 stand by the decision of
said convention, and 1 stand before
you as an independent candidate
and as n democrat aud as such solicit
your support JAS. NJ. VAN RIPPER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
Mission Hose Company's Ball.

Mission Hose Company's anniver-
sary ball was danced at Turner hall
Saturday night, with excellent zest
by the merry fire lads and their ladies.
Among the latter who were pre-
sent were Mesdames j. Boss
hardt, II. Heiligmann, A. Huth, T.
Abbott, F. Steubing, A. Baldus, A.
Rieduer, A. Sartor, F. Smith, E.
Rowe, &. Caen, J. Cast, A. Aldridge.
G.. Reuchlin, Oscar Bergstrom, and
Misses Feldtmann, Bertha and Lena
Rosy. Farmer (2), Rosie Lange, Ida
lNiggli, Hughes, Ida Conrad, H.
Koerps, Clara Miller, of Kansas :;
Emma Hoefing, Speiser (2), Dahl
green, Hoerner and Sartor. Artzt's
band furnished the music. A fine
supper, served by L. Mahncke, was
partaken of at II O'clock, after which
speeches were made by Messrs. b.
bolt, Ben Mauermann, and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
FAIR NOTES.

Mr.. L. Nelson, prominent horse
man of Tennessee, has applied for &C
cOmmOdations for himself and q
string of thoroughbreds, trotters,
PAGERS and runners, which he intends
bringing to the fair.
The main hall will fly the flags of
America, Texas, Mexico, France, Eng
land, Germany, Italy and Ireland.
The size Of the outside flags will be
SX12 feet.
A large number of people visited
the grounds yesterday afternoon, and
all spoke in the highest terms of
praise of the attractive appearance of
everything, and the rapid progress
being made in getting work COM
pleted.
The special attractions will be nu-
merous, and are being secured from
all parts Of the country.
Applications for space poured in
through the mail yesterday.
The stables will be put up immedi-
ately and made ready for the occupa-
tiOn Of the race horses, which will
commence to arrive on the first of
next month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
Times-ParneI SUIT Opened.

LONDON, Oct. Commissioners
appointed to investigate charges
made by the Times against the Irish
members of parliament, opened court
at II o'clock this morning. Sir Charles
Russell, as leading council for Parnell,
opened the proceedings by applying
for release from WaXford prison,
of Mr.. Redmond. Justice Han
nen, president of the commits
sion, said the same course
would be adopted with Redmond, as
in the case of John Dillon, his release
must not be construed to mean that
he had been granted immunity from
Imprisonment, he would be set free
only under strict conditions, these
would not allow of his taking any part
in public life, aud would compel him
to hold himself strictly prisoner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-22
Canadian Tourist.

MINoT, OAK, October 22.-Patrick
H. Mcnamara, postmaster and city
treasurer of Minot, has fed to Can
ada. About a week ago Postotfice
Inspector Wood arrived here, and be-
gan an examination of McNamara's
books; before he had been at work an
hour, he came to the conclusion that
Mcnamara was short in his
accounts. Before the inspector had
completed his work, Mcnamara fled
across the International line. AS soon
as it was known that Mcnamara had
stolen from the government, an eX-
pert was engaged to examine into the
city's accounts. 1t is reasonably GER
tain the city has been victimized to a
greater extent than the government.