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Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

At tine Hartford city Guards Rooma.
The nual-meeting of the National Vet
Gran Militia association will be held at the
parlors Of the Hartford City Guard at the
Union armory in Hartford on Friday, August
IL, at 10 O'Clock. The headquarters rooms in
the armory have been rendered to the associ-
alton by Colonel Cone and viii be used If
found necessary. The meeting was to have
bsen held in Brooklyn, in this State, at the
dime OF the dedication of the Putnam statue,
but for the want Of time was postponed.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

one OF the Oldest Connecticut HGasOns.
Hezekiah Hubbell, resident of White
BILLS, Shelton, died yesterday morning at the
advanced age of ninety-6ve years. He was
one of the oldest Masons in Connecticut, hav-
ing belonged to that order seventy-thres
years. He was q native of Pennsylvania and
removedto Shelton seventy years ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
q Items in Notions.

Wheeler's Jamaica Ginger, II cents bottle
Browns French Shoe Dressing, cents
bottle.
Carter's Little Liver Pills, Is cents bottle.
rs gross White Pearl Ball Buttons, in 10 diff
ferent styles, 15c dozen; worth % cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
tion Rate.

tom Rates.
ONE YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $500;
ruREr MONTHS, $3.50; ONE MONTH, 80
ovNrs ONE WEEK, 10 oENTs; SrNaLn
CorIEs, CENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

Three Missing Lilac street Boys.
Three boys, about six years OF age, were
reported last evening as missing from their
homes on Lilac street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
a Case Fer the Coroner

DR.. Fitzgerald, who attended Mrs. Lydia
B. Smith, whose death occurred last Satur-
day, has notified Medical Examiner DR.. F.
B. Tuttle, at present in New Marlboro, Mass,
that it is case demanding his attention. 1t
is reported that she died from the effects of
an abortion. She resided at Naugatuck.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
Norfh Havan EannhIfcane
The Homeiiese man in new 1zaver

The Republicans of North Haven VIII meet at
Lnsleys Hall on Friday, August g. 1888, at o'clock
elect delegates to the State convention Per or
der. Town COMMITTEE.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

Bluefshing parties are quite numerous at
New London and large catches are reported.
The small sized bluefsh are beginning to
show themselves in New Haven harbor in
considerable numbers and few were caught
in the Quinnipiac river YESTERDAY.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

Called to a Norwich church.

The three churches and Sunday schools
unite in grand picnic to-day to Pawson
Park and many friends will accompany.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
AConnectfcut cold wine

L. L. Sawyer, an old miner, and W. w.
Wheeler, both of Meriden, took trip to Toll
land county Monday and struck gold mine
about ten miles from Stafford Springs They
took about 1876 pounds of the ore as q sample
to be worked by their new chemical process,
when the amalgamating pan is ready for
operation.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

NORWICH, Conn, Aug. 1.-The Gongrsga-
tional church of Willimantid has extended a
call to Rev. Andrew J. Sullivan of Mt. Yer
non, NY, to become its pastor
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
wEATHER RECORD.
rNDrcAr1oNs ron TO-DAY.


War DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIdNAL SERVICE,
wAsHINaToN, D. c., 10 pm. August 1, 1855
For New England;- Indications for thirty six
hours Fair, nearly stationary temperature. winds
generally westerly.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
THEY nnH

THEY DID ~.
Whata Cured among others the
following. They write:
80 Central Ave. Cincinnati. o.
AEhlophoros Pills have cured me Of liver
Complaint and dyspepsia Il gave ten Of
the Pills to friend who u troubled with
indigestion and he has improved won
derfully. +. q. to"EKAMP
rs Rosette St, New Haven. Ct.t
February 10th. ls6a s.
-sAfhlophoros Pills worked wonders IN my
case Of dyspepsia EMMA L. CLARK
Ath-Io.pho-ros Pills are small and
pleasant to take, yet wonderfully
Effective. Invaluable for kidney
and liver complaints, dyspepsia, I'M
digestion, constipation, headache
etc. They'll take away that tired
feeling giving new life and strength,
es~Send cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture Moorish Maiden"
In .asTHL0PHOR0S CO. 1f2 Wall St. ~ u
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
Special gnttces.
= s. 38-s-s
AUGUST.
~ 80.

try and clean up all the odds and ends in
our stock, and in order to do SO we make
prices that insure a speedy sale.
Many of our customers take advantage of
this opportunity to purchase goods that may
not be needed until another year.
Bargains in all departments.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
SOCIETIES TO GLEN ISLAND.

Henry G. MerWin post, G.. A. R., and the
Arctic Ooterie Social club go to Glen Island
to-day on the John Fl. Starin. A large party
from Meriden also joins them. A gay day
is anticipated by the societies and everything
for pleasure and comfort will be thought of.
The steamer will also make special trip on
Saturday. It bids fair to be as successful
and p1easurable as the one last Saturday
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
ST. PATRIcK's Y.M. L. A

The annual excursion of ST. Patrick's Y.
NJ. L. A. will take place on the Elm City
Thursday, August 16, to New York and
Coney Island. Base ball fanciers will have
chance by this excursion to see the OPEN
ing game between the New York and Detroit
teams. which is PLAYED that afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
2 Items In Hosiery.

For 10 cents pair, Ladies' fine Balbriggan
Hose; never sold less than 20 cents.
For 25 cents each, Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests, hemmed with colored silks; worth
at least 38c.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
onrn RRInY nRnp

The Sc. Aloysius Excursion Yesterday
To New York-A Huge Throng or
For Glen Island To-Day.
The st. Aloysius society had great day
yesterday. Their excursion was the largest
of the season and almost two hundred peo-
pie, who wanted to 60, were left behind.
Even the mornings rain did not danpen the
picnic mania, which had been let loose
among the society's members and friends.
Custom Officer John Logan stood at the
Elm City's gang plank to count passengers,
and when the prescribed numbers were
aboard, he gave the captain orders to draw
in the plank. The crowd who had bought
tickets and were not aboard made a mad
rush and almost overcome the squad of
officers stationed there. Many young ladies
and gentlemen jumped from the dock to the
boat, and 1t was not until the vessel had
moved too far from the wharf to make it
safe to attempt to jump that the officers sue
oesded in restraining the two hundred more
excited persons from risking their lives
The steamer moved down the harbor and
bands of music struck up amid the waving
of hats and handkerchiefs. New York was
first visited and many stayed in the metropo-
lis while the boat made short trip up the
river. A most pleasurable day was spent
and everything conducted in the happiest
manner. The music by Landrigan's orches
ira and the Second regiment band was es.
pecia1lV fine.
The committee il charge was James Sui
Ivan, chairman; James Guinan, secretary;
Edward Carney, John Gordan, James Bree,
John Shaugnessy, Thomas MCGOWAN, Benja-
min J. Dillon and John Mulcair.
They took excellent care of the / 200 per-
| sons abroad: Some of those there were:
Mrs. William DAILY, Mrs. George Schaffner,
| Higgins, Rev. Father Hartigan, Corpor alton
Counsel G. 7. DriscoIl, Counciimen Joseph
| Manning and Edward Keaveney, Eugene Sui.
Ivan, James Benton, Edward Sisk, Matthew
| Leahy, Patrick Cayvan and Messrs Hogan
Smith, Allen and Bowen of the St. Angus
tine T. A. B. society of Hartford.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02

The George street III. E. church and Sun
day school go on picnic to the Thimble
Islands to day. They will go on the steamer
Margaret and anticipate rousing time.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-02
INFALLIBLE EMINENT.

prepared from the recipe OF DR.. Stephen Sweet
Of Connecticut, the great natural Bone Setter Has
aen I,sed for more than fifty years and is the beat
Known remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains
Rrrlises Burns, Cuts, Woundssland ali externalin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Let shst cold OF yours run on. You think
Il is light thing. But Il may run into
catsrrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption. :.
Catarrh 10 disgusting. Pneumonis =
dangerous. Consumption isdeain isels
The breathing apparatus must be kep,,
healthy and clear Of I'll obstructsons ano
offensive matter. Otherwise there y
trouble ahead. /.
Al the diseases Of these parts, head
|nose. throat, bronchial tubes and lungs
lcan be delightfuls9 and entirely cured
lby The use 81 Boschee's German syrup
III YOU don't know this already, tnou
sands and thousands Of people can sel
YOU. They have been cured BY y. ans
l;.know how Il %, themselves" bots'
only Is cents. Ask any druggist.
April 29-y-e. Q. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Aadsrson peneesas.
State Atry-Gen. Micheper has devoted
much time IN fling suits against demo-
crsts throughout the State. 10 tncse
suits he has charged al the crimes 10 tne
catalogue against the democratic. -
has 10 regard for truth 10 the aseertion.
ALLEGED 10 bic suits. AZ yet be bee no'
gained : single snit against any demo
Icrat. He has been defeated oil along
Ishe line. Ne u trying 70 make poliiica
lcapital Tor bis party. ne viii % glves
an opportunity 70 prove h!s ssaseme",s n
The public believe him 70 b : gross y
lbeIer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The Wsshington Sunday Herald says
|.The outlook for . Democratic senate
|in 1889 3 very promising. or the hold
|Over Senators, the DemOcrats ana 20. =.
|publIcans have each twenty -five. "
chose already elected, or 20 b elected, s
Thirteen come from each party. Inc
|surs Democratic States, Alabama, A.
|lsnsss, Delaware, Georgia, kentuc.y I,
| II1oulslana, West Virginia, Mississipp'
North Csro)ius, South Carolina. Tenn
essee, Texas, with Virginia Will giy'
1.-THE Domocrals with the twenty hold
lovers, exactly thirty eight votes - ON
lhaIfof The Senate. To have maJos't!
shey n.ust elect another Senator iron
colorado, Illinois, lows, Kansss, Maine
ssachusstss, Michigan. Minnesota
INsbraska New Hsmpshirs, New Jersey
|Orsgou Of Rhode Island. OF e they cleo
y vice -PrssIdsnt, q carry New Jersey
'tbsy y culd have : clssv msjcrisy.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20
Ipssn cur regular essrsspssdsatl
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
WAsnrxerox, d. c., April. ~, 1888.

aWanted, . leader IN the Home With
sufIIcient nerve 10 discipline the mem
bers who have brought about The
preseut protrscted deadlock Such i
the substance or what every Cleveland
democrat thinks and says about the
sbsmeful state OF Affairs now exIsling 10
the Heuse and which Was brought about
end % kept up BY : mere handful q
democratic memberss simply occauee
they object 10 the psssage o. the Dill %
refund 20 the several states the direct
tax Of 1861.
No possible good can come out o. The
misguided actions Of these gentlemen
| - hile she harm already done 10 almost
They have set precedent
before The republican minority Of sht
House OF which the latter will b SURE
70 take advantage. No one need y
surprised II, when the time comes 4
vote on the Mile tarin bill IN the y ouss
the republicans shall bring about dead
lock 10 order 20 prevent > vote bein(
j bed upon Il, and the same may holt
\ good or every other measure thae ID
democratic majority may desire 70 pass
i A large majority Of The democTats
\ members are opposed 70 The 6libusterinG
but owing 10 the lack Of . bold ieede
They sis around helpIess. Speaker Car
.|lisle d The only man who, alone has ID
: power 70 break the deadlock.
} The deadlock began on last Wedne'
{ fday, and with only such receeses - wes
, necessary for rest and refreshment, ID
!. legislative day Of "Wednesday sslll con
, ltinues therefore, there has been NO q
; iournment. The order Of prcceedinl
b Il the calling for the ayes and nay
son alternate moticus for adtourl
: ment and recess. On one nig
since the beginning Of the deadlock
. recess was not taken until O'Clock :: !!
Il On another occasion when it va a.
y covered that quorum wss not presc.
l-'the 6ergeant-at.Arms and HE depusi
Ir locked the doors Of the House and ssa'
y ed amer the sbsentees, the usual amus'
incidents occurring when they ~
y brought before the bar Of the House
y explain their delinquency.
vi This struggle In the House ne orcul
- Into prominence : few kepresensauv
who. already more or les kncwn' p
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The deleeAtes we're then Instructed 20
east the vote or Dubois county - = cnit
FOR Ernst w. Pickhardt. for Representa-.
tive from Dubois and Martin counties.
The following resolution Was offered
by e. DOane:
Resolved, That the Democracy OF Du-
bois county comedies 10 Lawrence coun-
~ the Representative from Lawrence,
Orange and Duboia counties, with the
understanding that Dubois county elaine
the position next time: that W leave
|our delegates 10 the convention unin-
|structed. but recommend Hon. james
In. Willard.
A. II. Miller. Esq, moved to amend
lby making the instructions for Hon
James II. Willard positive Ths
amendment was adopted BY vote o.
l76 70 g, aud upon motion the resOlu
ltiou - amended was adopted.
! A resolution was unanimously adopted
that tho delegates from Dubois county
Ito the Judicial Convention cast the vot'
lof Dubois county for John i. Bretx 20
i Prosecuting Attorney Of The llsh Jodici
Ial Circuit, % long - there 10 any chsuc'
lfor bic nomination.
j A resolution vas adopted iustructiOI
1.-THE delegates from Dubois county 10 th
.lSeuatorial Convention for Dubois an'
TlPerry counties to cast the vote Of Du
DIbois county - unit for the Hon Wu
A. Trsylor for senator from said distrie
Ito fll vacancy.
a resolution We adopted instructin
1.-THE delegates to the Congressional Con
|venlion % favor Of the renomIuaiIon
Hon. John II. O'Neall for Congresssns
iron The Second Congressional Distri'
lof Iadisna.
Resolutions wors Also sd0peeo q
lstructiux the deiegates % the State Cot
lveniion 70 cast the vote Of Duoo
lcounty % unit for the following caud
dates for State nominations:
Governor VIM. u Myers.
| Supreme Judge VIM. E Niblack.
| Auditor Of State Charles A. Munso
Treasurer Of State I'hoInas B. Byrue
Hon. w. II. Myers being present thu
addressed the Convention for . sho
time In sn eloquent and tmpressi'
lmanner.
! Upon motion the convention then =
A. M. SWEENEY, Chairman.
z E-W; ,S:lne P,czAA'Dr- Secretaries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

LAFAYETTE, Apri' IA A special train q
.ine coaches went through here 49,
niaht. The train carried 200 CATHOLIC
nrisats 81 route from Mexico 70 Rome
4 here they will pay their homage g tns
pons. They are provided With 81 the
neceesary conveniences On the train sae
srs s!iuguIshsd party Of trsvsIers'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The following patents were 9I1oooo
Tor the week ending April 10, - -
ported expressly for thio poper ~ -.
n. Hunter. Solicitor Of American go
Foreign Patents. Washi1gtou. p. =.
Geo. Ford, New Hsrmcny. 90 3
Enoch Harris, Evsnsville, saw-eooe4
Mich. Henizer. Randolph, es0 eafo; y.
Z. Johns, indianapolis, machIoe -
eashering and collssing book elgnatnsoo
s. a. Payne. Scoitsburgs hsnd ploce.k
]. j. Turner, Richmond, switch aoo -
nal interlocking; II. D. Walden. yo41I1
sonvills, shoe upper turning maeolnos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The presentation Of The names Of can.
didaies 70 receive the endorsement 0I
Dubois county - csndidales FOR The
Democratic nominstion for Repreaents.
tive from Dubois and Martin was de-
clared IN order, and the names Of james
w. Greene. Dr.. y. 0obel and Ernst w
Pickhsrdt were presented.
The roll Of the townships Was called
with the following result:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

yssn puek-
Arkansas Judge Queer thIngs -,
about Keyser.
Arkancas Colonel -HoW6 lhotf
Arkansas Judge Reformed. .yoo 1oow
Arkansas Colonel Joined ~ o1ugoo,
chr
Arkansas Judgs-welI. %; - eely
on probation now heard ht0 aff..kk
last night that Il was wrong - ~ ?
man o0 Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

The Canneltou bnnch Of the Ar 1ns
4 II bad condition, Ia oooe ploeeo s1s
siee and ralls ere sunk into tho mod. As
soon q The weather sdulte q u sho
road viii ~ put In drsi.clasc e1ape'
There are IS curves betweoa 09e0lr
and CsnneIson not very slsaigee No.
Evansville Couricr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Advices from Salt Lake Clfy roposs
that the Mormon brethren aeo goee1nf
ready and anxious 70 give p - e-e
tice Of polygsmy. when eooo 49,
news comes from Utah. evoo ~ uoks
pesslmistic pessImfst has cauoo - n0po
that MormonIsm may Be sons etme roc:'
"a ont, even from old Puritan oeu1nn''
.Iies ike Massach chuselts.-N. X. eoos
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20
Dubois County Democratic Con-
ventiou.

TIE Democracy oi Dubois county mel
|in delegate convention IN City hall Il
|tiunlingburg. Saturday. April llth, le6o.
The convention was called to order at
o'clock .. M, by the Chairman Of the
County Central Committee. E. B. Brun.
dick. After reading OF The call Issued
10y the Central Committee . roll call Of
The townships showed that each towL-
ship was represented.
Upon motion. Hon. A. u. Sweeney
was chosen Chairman cf the meeting
aud the representatives Of tie Demo
cratic press OF the county were made
Secretaries.
Upon motion . committed Of one from
each township vas appointed BY the
chair 10 select delegates 70 the State
J Congressional, Senatorial, Judicial and
Representative conventions.
| Upon motion the chair appointed
committee OF six. viz: Hon. w. 4
Trayior. e. Doane, John Cummins, Capt
N. Fisher, John GrameIspacIier and
John J Allies, 10 report resolutions ex'
pressing the sentiments Of this conven'
ti0n.
\ The townships were called for th'
names Of the new committeeman and -
pd A (OllOWa:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

ponded - follows:
Columbia-Dr. w. A. Line.
HARRISON Philip DiIly.
Boone Albert H. Traylor.
Madison = North ~ " m. T. Young.
South John D. Koous.
Bainbridge = George Friedman.
Marion - Ben. Gehlhauscn.
HalI-And.ew A. Hessemer.
Jefferson - Birdseye = WIN. Buford.
. SchnelIville -. Stratman.
jackson = Michael Demuth.
Patoka--Frank Behrens.
Csss--Holland->H. J. Meyer.
--St. Henry--Wm. kuper.
Ferdinand Henry Hoppenjans.
The above named central committed
reported that they mad chosen John L
Breix @ the chairman Of said committed
ior The ensuing two years:
On motion The convention ratified IN
selection.
A motion va made that the Demcc
rscy OF Dubois county nominate candi
dates Tor county Offices to Be chosen .
the ensuing fall election By primary elec
ton. Upon this motion The vote b.
tow uships wss called and resulted :
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On motion the report Of The commit
tee was adopted.
On motion I'll Democrats Of Dubois
county Who may attend the State, Con-
sressjonal, Judicial. Senatorial Or nep..
lsesentativc conventions were authorized
| - sct q delegates from Dubois county,
The committee on resolutions reported
q folloWs:
| Resolved, That The Democracy Of Du.
bois county heartily endorse the patriot
ism, honesty, economy End ability % sne
preeeut Democratic Admiuistratton q
Grover Cleveland, and promise him %
increased Democratic majority - Duooie
! Resolved, That Gov. 6rsy's course iu
our State Government meets our eutir!
appreciation, and We greet him VIII
"Well done, good and faithful servant
20 % higher, into the VIce-Presioenv'
chair OF the United 6fAtos."
/. Resolved. That we believe war take
should Be reduced BY The adoption 9
lthe Mile tariff bill. 20 the end that man
ufecturers, capitalists, laborers ana sarm
! ere may iii enjoy just return for inel
! elForts, and none b oppressed, ana y
! ! duslrv generally b benefited. N.
Resolved, That we DO not believe q
1, general Government ought % refund au
! ssxes iustly collected, but should appl
4 sny s1rplus % ths payment % 20 -
tiousl dsbs,
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..-rp rvRRY BRtDAy, AT JAsrEn
pusois courrv, INDIANA ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
orrtCE.-Is Cousrrs BuiLD'Ss or
80 sIxrn srnErr-


rArrs OB ADvRRrssEINO.
...are. 10 lines or less, ] week. q 90
IN Y. q squent insert'on, 70cts.
80 sdvertlseme ents - the same rate
! traction over even square or \. squsres, 9 qsss
Am0,sd q square. These are the terms
coe..Jent advertisementa; . reasons-
,sussSuction will be made 20 regular
sds; sdv..;ess os appointment Of adminis'
.s ana legal notices Of like character
J ; $ paid In advance.
AxxousclEo CANDIDATES.
-, TO wnship Oficers, each sa-U
cor County ~
=, District. Circuit, or State. ~
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

A fire occurred in Brooklyn, Iowa,
which destroyed the Hicks house and a
restaurant Loss, 1000.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30
A MURDERER HANGED.
Dan Lyons Executed In the Tombs OF
New York city.

Dan Lyons, the murderer OF Quinn. was
hanged in the Tombs. Lyon passed his last
night upon earth in perfectly cool, col
lected way. His indifference to the awful
fate before him was not brayado: neither
was II religious enthusiasm. 1t was due
to the fact that he either did not or could
not realize his position. He was called
at o'clock and arose. After performing
his ablutions, Lyons received the priests.
Then the procession was formed to the
little chapel over the female prison. AZ
ter services they returned to the cell. At
z o'clock the procession to the gallows
was formed, and at 7:l5 the drop fell
From the time the rope was cut until the
time he was pronounced dead ut 7:10,
there was but one conyulsive movement
OF the body. Twenty minutes later the
body was cut down and placed In coffin
and taken to the undertakers. The crime
for which Lyons was executed was the
murder Of Joseph Il. Quinn, July ), 1887.
The two men had dispute over girl,
which ended in the shooting of Quinn by
LYONS.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-30

The city of Des Moines has brought
suit against Polk county to compel the
county to pay to the city Sl.S33.70 due
the city as services for the city marshal
in State cases between August 10, 1885.
and April 1, 1888. These fees have been
certified to the county, and the claims
presented as regularly to the board of
supervisors, but they have not allowed
them, although the county has received
large sums of money during this time
from fines imposed by the police court on
various defendants brought before it in
said State cases.
The articles Of incorporation Of the
Ruby Canyon Mining company, Of Des
Moines, were filed with the Secretary OF
State. The capital stock is $4,000, 900
and the incorporators are David Hunter,
J. X. and w. Ii. Gilcrest and j. S. Brown.
The boiler in the Office Of the Iowa
Printing Company in Des Moines explod-
ed, causing damage amounting to 1000.
The boiler turned completely around, tore
out part of the brick wall, and about
fifteen feet of wall which fell to the
ground from the top of the second story.
No person was hurt. ...
The suit against John Grusendorf and
his bartender, Clint. Scheen, at Clinton.
for violation CT temporary injunction in
sale of liquor, was closed by Judge Ha-
wat by fine of $500 on each, the former
to be imprisoned 90 days and the latter
30 days if the fine is not paid. If the
fine is paid by each or both, then the
sentence or sentences end If not paid,
at the end of the imprisonment it will
stand against them and the State may
proceed to collect it. from what property
they may be possessed of.