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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-08
FARMERS ATTENTION!

Having resolved to discontinue our ma.
chinery department and having a sn8all
stock of SEEDERS~ zaaEiAisKOWS on
hand which we wish to CLOSE OUT, any
one in need of these articles will find it an
object to call on us for bargains, the goods
are FIRST-CLASS and will be fully war.
ranted and guaranteed by us.
Call early as our stock is very limited
and will soon be exhausted.
We are to be found ON deck at the old
stand.
0CHSENREITER E. Small.
PIONEER HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
West side Main ST. Webster. Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-08
ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ.

The board met according to adjourn
ment.
Present, Chairman Egeland, Bones,
Hazleden and Knott.
Report of ]. c. Moore, road supervisor
of Raritan township, presented and ac-
cepted.
On motion the bills of Drs. Sullivan
and McNutt were laid over.
Bills laid over in January were allow
ed as follows;
Mrs. Flanders, care OF Mrs. OLundv
81, and J. L. Harris, BID. of health s., 20.
Claims ON file allowed as follows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-03-08

II has rcvolutionized the
4 world during the last halt
IL century. Not least among
n IN wonders Of inventive
prOgrpSs is a method and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the PlGk wick: l. W Mason. Il rstou John
walker, Nav YORK; r vi ligms, Texas; N
ON III, Galveston; " A Weichmann. nrook-
.lsn;W stuart, Pd'ia1eiphia; 4 d Bennett
Missouri and PaliGc Raj r. ad; } " WIllisms,
galveston; CleTen e = Douglass, Gainesville
j Il Booze. Wsxahachte; A j Me1reil. TexssiC
c Estll, Tennesseei C W G llom, Henri tia
A a Eugart, Mussogee, 7; L o MoSes, De
casur; j w Morgan, Henrietta; Al Hubbard and
wife, Council tirove, Kas JJhn / Cherland,
Cleburu W asTtin, Colorado; q Molard,
Omaha L Hunter, MarshaA 6
De! Z, Texas and Pacific R4llroad;
L stillweu, Eareba, Ksni John I Elliott;
| Dallfsi j Gavin, Denisoni ID Reed, b!do; !
| SImm ms, Colorado j phn sill, Eel ilre, Obtoi
/ d Whl.es'de, New York y Z Coon. Mei phis
VIM Hits II, Pa o Pinto, 81 0 Lynn, Palo Pinto
John Snider. RI.ing Star; J G Jetnigsnr
| ding, GrsnDury d L biDsop. 81 Louis; ~ ID
Cochran, San Angelo; Johnson Phi'a-
celphia; sket'on, hlladelghia; Z kist,
ner, Indianapolis; r Weber, ST. louis; Kobi
Antonio I'd richardson. M4rshall
G W Moffatt, ClarendOni John Borren, ar
Ranch; II Bickuist. Louisville; Jas Ger y, New
York c a florence, Waco; H NJ Cong r, rar
sadens; Nj Is Custer, Chic so. /; Patten
Springfield; j Beckhain, New Mexico.
At t0e Ellis S B Ivenson, Texas; B Ran
dolph, 7, pekA; a Chr'siiaDson, Houston; U
lWeatheTiuRtOn, Austi k-Oeger, Ctncin
nat; j Is Crest New York; f NUrmandie, "a
weston II l. Kingsle7 Racine; hos d SpoTer
Jacktb oro; L Chisholm, 1t Louis; j FOw e.
Axle, j 5 Chick, Kansas Oily; D & Knox, JACKIE
boro; ID q Gillette, New rki kirK L-vi q q
weston; ii j rield %eaVheIfOrd; II ID Slackls
ford; NV 70 k; n r Sire ter, Roches .er; a
LsrhrOp, Dallas, Tex j ID Grant, Queer
and Crescent; L SChlTter. JEFF IRON, Tex
d II Coon, Mem, his; j M NsylOr ana Wht
THIN, Ohio; Clark, Denver % n Anderson
Sioux City; Z w Smith, New York; Charles
StilZ and wife, PhilaGe phis, Pa & G Maynard
Burlington Route; X y HaZen, OlncinnK :, O
@ n Bowie, WeaI n rfoTd; Geo Fee, Clncin
natl, o; Brown, sherman; JOnn Summer
he q, Dallgs; Charles L Fee, Cinci natl, Ohio
Lafayette Eitzhugh, d las; o A Har isOn, S
Louis; A 8 Mercer. Chey- me, Ny"; II Hui I
Gal tsvile; Ed Wig sins, Chic 2 :, s A Adam
6 ain esYile - MCC el ana RI chic, st L Iuas
! l. A Bronson, Marshall; Temple ID 4Ohnzoy
Austin; George Fee, Cincinnati: A Moss
james II McCuli' 10, ustin; A LammOr
Kansas City: W G Baser, Pacific Express ca
george light, Dallas.
q; - NJ Quilt an Dallas; J a Kidd, ioGng
ton J Z bbils g, Wac; A l. H Ic5mb, Maj
Igr4t; s E Hat het, .lvoId; W A NuckIe, Sun
sci; James oiDbOnr, O arendon; \ Rankir
BiOwnwoOd; Mics Lou smith, Grsnb ~;
JOY es, Vernon; : Ward. IChita Falls; Tho
Cardinal, ST. LonIs, Mo; @ NJ S'Ont
Denison, Tex; - W AureI son, StLoui3. MO
j y k'nsellS, 1 Louis, 6 " AnrIews. Clnc;n
natl John BuyetI, Alvord: W Holland, De
iroit. A Rawline. WeatherfOrd, + + .ir0 m, Al
vOr u Nc alum, Aus'in; Ill Ye' gel
Lorenzo; W Hu hhinson, All gton ID Pics
ems and wife, y sxanachie; Putt, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
Groas Ignorance.
Nebraska State Journa'


Some Of the newspapers not long ago
made no end OF fun of 3 college graduate
who could not tell who discovered Amer
ic8. SUI like the above graduate. l
dent know. II you know, or think you
know a man who does know, l wish you
would tell me am ALEC away down in
the spelling class. 1 can not spell
SlsikespeAr as Shskespere himself
spelled 1t. wish you would tell me the
proper way Of spelling that great mans
name. do not know why there&re SO many
gray horses en6 no grGy colts. l do not
koow whether the egg began with the
hen or the hen started with the egg
can't understand why we can't
ind the north pole when We know right
where it l.. 1 don't know why a matinee
should come in the afternoon. l don't
know why man wears buttons on the
tsils of his coat. can't see what earth
~ use an elepnsnt's tail is to him. /
don't unders aud why Peep in town are
always wild to go TO the country and pco-
pie in the country are crtz7 TO come to
town Why don't they change places at
once and be done with il? I do wish l
could somewhere hear Of wise nan who
would devote few hours every century
to teaching NE few simple things that
every body ought to know, snd that every
body, except you and l, seems to know
already.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
THE CITY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Regular Monthly Meeting be Held 5atur-
day 1OEnnE.
TIE monthly Teschers' Institute will De
held Saturday March 10, 10 &. m, at
building No. II, Belkuep street.
l. Lscture-By Elder ]. ". Lowber.
2. Music Cor clsss exercise) Miss
Beall.
8 Map Drawine-W. l. Lioscomb.
1. alter +. Williams.
5. DisclpHne-Ho1 to control, A. G.
Z lley.
General Discussion-Tco much ms
chine work in cur schools, Superintendent
and others.
d.. Lu;her W Mason, director Of mu-
sic, has returned aud hSs entered regular
Iy upon mis- Gu les. IGstruC ion fol
teachers 81. Girls High School Monday.
Wednesday and Friday st $780, m.
The instruction for the pupils in the
builui1g. viii De as per previous pro
grsmme.
To the institute Saturday SD TO the
singing Friday, Wednesday snd &nndsY
the parents and those interested in the
public schools are cordially Invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
MEN.

Cardinal Gibbons loves long walks and
constantly advises his priests to avoid
street cars.
Professor L,ughlin has resigned his pro-
fessorshipin political econOmyst Harvard
and gone into business in NV York.
The Ma1q1is OF Lansdowne, Governor
General OF Canada, Is to be promoted to
Lord Dufferin's place as viceroy Of India.
Mark Hopkins, son of the lste Mark
Hopkins, ex president of Williams Col
lege, has written 3 novel, entitled "The
Worlds Verdict" which will soon ap-
pear.
King Eumbert Of Italy will visit the
italian exhibition at London in Juue, In
ompsnv with Menotti and Ricciotti, the
Sous OF Giribsidi.
Ignatius DonneIly writes that he is
neither sick nor crazy, and cannot account
for the persistent reports concerning his
alleged i'll health and mental depression
except IS the work of an enemy.
1t Is stated thEt General J Dhn Ii.
Palmer, ex G vernon OF Illinois, and Mrs
Hannah NJ. K mball of Chicago, will be
married about April l. Mrs. Kimbsn is
fifty years old, and General Palmer is in
MS seVeuty-S6ConQ year.
C. Fl. Spurgeon, the Baptist divine,
continues his attacks on the stage, which
he recently declared to be as profession
"the foe both OF good morals and Telig-
ion." He writes to the r v. ". A. Can
dler that he has 'never heard of Emma
Abbott
William Preston Johnston, son OF Gen.
Jobnston who died at Shiloh, is president
of Tulsre University and Shskespeersn
expert He has not single hsir on his
head or 'sce. Even his eyebrows and
eyelashes have disappeared.
Rev. Melanchthou B. Williams Is the
Oldest graduate Of Princeton. Amo g
his classmates In 1914 we're Richard q.
Bsyard. Usited States Senator from Del
aware and Minister to Belgium, the uncle
of Secretary BaYsrd, and Hugh Lsnnox
Hodge, the celebrated physician.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
PARIS.
DeLonE Held on Charge of Bissmy- to
ton on the Free School System.

DsLonK Held on Charge of Bissmy-Eleo-
ton on the Free SCHOOL System.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Msrch TIE man De-
Longe who WAS brought here from Fort
Smith, Ark, short time ego on the
charge of bigsmY, had his examining trial
yesterday before Esquire Ellis and was
sent to jail, having failed to give the re-
Quired bond, $3.50 II will be remem
bered that he skipped out to Fort Smith
from this city to beat board bill. HIS
personsge is SO valuable that the county
will foot the bill in order to retain him
until The conveniug of the District court.
There seems TO be systematic THEY
ing business inaUgursted. The firm Of
Deal & Lstimer have lost about S65, taken
from their cash drawer within the last
two weeks, yesterday $40 more WAS miss
ing. Other parties have missed money
from their drawers. The matter is crea-
ting little eommotiOn.
petition has been fled with the Mayor
asking for an election to be held 70 sscer-
tain whether OF rot the city Is willing to
pspetuSts the free school systemi also
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
BAIRD's WET ROPE CASE.
Seven Arrests Made for o. implicitly In th'
Case
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Seven Arrests Made for o. implicitly In the
Case.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, March 6 civilian Alb.
bolt, W. A. johnson and C. G. Vaugh'
have been arrested lately and lodged in
Jail here. They are charged with being
parties to the celebrated wet rope case,
in which some time ago a man was
whipped with wet rope So that he died
from the freshmen, and William Abbott
and W. A. Johnson are charged with
murder, and c. C Vaught with conspi-
racy to murder in this case. It Is ex-
pec.ed that the officers will arrest four OF
Eve more men accused of being parties
to the ofense day, ard Judge T. Il.
Connor will be here tomorrow to give
hem all a hsbeas corpus hearing.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, March -Four additional
arrests were made yesterday in the
celebrated wet rope case, Will GID
O'Bryant, John Breeding, Huey Be eding
and J T. Purvis, being the last parties
arrested; they are all charged with MUIR
der and thew complete the list Of arrests
10 be made In the case, the total number
now il j1il on this case being seven.
Tney will have habeAs corpus hearing
before judge Connor to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
ALMOST A JAIL DELIVERY.

The Prisoners In the travis County JsM on
the E,e of o. partuTe when Intsrc. pied.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March THE prisoners
in the county jail came within On ace Of
escaping this morning about O'Clock.
Their names are James A. Muir, L NIX
Hancock, Sherman York, Joe 0gr en-, Jim
Disson, Charles Swapk and Don CARA,
Swsnk being the only colored one. jim
Ditson, from FL Psso, chsrg' with roo
berry, made key out of 8 French harp.
and Jsmes Muir smother out Ct an old
skillet. They unlocked their cell doors
and let the other prisoners out into
the corridor. From there they got
into the tower overlooking the street.
Taking their beds apart they mounted on
the pieces to the roof, which they were
pull OF just as the isiior discoy' red
them. OF the p isoners, Jim
Muir Is In on twelve irdIct-
ments charging him with different
iorgeries Of notes. He WAS formerly o
newspaper man. York Is charged With q
depot robbery In this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
HILISBOROs
DR.. FelleTs Awakened by Burglar and
Murderously Assaulted.

DR.. FelleTs Awakened by BuSslAr and
MuTderously Assaulted.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BILLsBoRo, March Cast night about
1890 o'clock DR.. ]. F. Fellers, who lives
In the same house with c. c. Ray, WAS
brutality assaulted by some unknown
asssilant. Tie doctor ssys on awakening
from sleep he beheld the outlines OF q
man Ut was dark in the room) bending
over MIN, and attempting to pull down
the feather bed, between which and the
mattress, ne had deposited his gold watch
and purse. He spraDg from the bed
when he was immediately grasped by his
sssAilant, whom he also grasped.
And while struggling with him he called
loudly for help, but no one ans Terirg his
call he tore himself loose from his assail-
ant and ran towards door opening into
Nj. Rays room, when his assailant dealt
him heavy blow on the back part Of his
head which knocked him senseless. Two
of the DOCTORS children were sleeping in
another bed in the same room with him
The elder, little girl, being awakened
screamed loudly for help, which awakened
Mr.. Rsy, who, rushing into the DOCTORS
room, found him lying extended on the
| floor with pool Of blood under his head,
DR.. Smith was Immediately summoned,
who upon arrival found that the doctor
had recovered consciousness. Al ex-
animation being had revealed On incised
wCuGs on the back of his head, some
tour inches in extent, cut through the
scalp to the skull, with some sharp cut
ting instrument Unless erysipelas o.
Inflammation should supervene, the
wound is not considered serious. TIT
robber made good Ais escape withou
getting ANYTHING. Tee back door of thu
DOCTORS room opens oRtO back gallery
The lock OF the door was out Il order srC
the door was not locked. The track {
small traCS) Of the robber VS.
discovered leading around the end OF To
house to this door, and that was evident
the way the roboer gained an entranc
into the DOCTORS room.
The doctor had that day received
regis cred letter containing money fror
the postoffice, which re carried TO Roger
grocery store and paid small bill, an
was displaying his money la the store, /
which were number Of men, both blac
and white. The suppositioD is that som
one familiar with all the circumstance
and surroundings had attempted the rob
berry. There is no cleW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
ABILENE.
The Abilene Reporter suspsnds-A Hung
Jury.

The Abilene Reporter suspends-A Hung
Jury.
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX March THE Abilene
Reporter has suspended temporarily. DR..
All q. q. Tolsr, the proprietor, gives IS
his reason OF suspension that the patron
age will not justify him in employing an
editor and business manager. The doc
tors official duties as state agent for the
public lsDds require all Of his time in the
We stern counties, so that he cannot give
any Of his personal attention to the Re-
porter. The doctor is q live newspaper
man, which the columns of the reporter
through the hard years OF 'SG and 's7
will prove, Without hope Of ex-
penses, he published 8 live and
sprightly daily through the droush season
and worked like Trojan for Abilene
and the Abilene country. Perhaps no
other newspaper man has msde the Sac
riflces that DR.. TolsT has 10 trying TO
maintain the fair reputation OF his paper
aud keep his town and county b. fore the
public in the most favorable light.
The jury empSnelled in the csse OF the
State VS.. jim WaIdrop, ch rged with theft
of cattle, after beiCg held for twenty
hours failed to rel urn q verdict and was
on yesterday dismissed and the case set
for Monday of the second week.
State Of Texas vs.. s E. Hickle, charged
with rape, continued by State till next
term of court on account Of the absence
OF Mrs. Stewart and daughter, witnesses.
State vs.. Waldo Ely Of Big Springs,
charge rape. continued by the St,te for
same reasons IS in the Hickle cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
Tho Distinctions.

"What has happened to Sam Sample
and Jimmy Ssywel!?" remarked a travel.
ing man to friend; "they used to be
seen together quite frequently about
here"
"Yes; that was about q year ago.
They've taken entirely opposite directions
siBce then"
"Whst has become of SaywelI?"
"He was sent to jill short time age"
"What iot7''
"For writing policies"
"And where's Sampler"
"He's getting along nicely; struck 1t
rich in new insurance company"
"What's he doing?" q
"Writing policies"
A period of time is one Of the punctua-
tion marks of history
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
,Prrhietoric hogs.
rANo,- n.fl,-

l. has now been discovered that in sll
probability the prehistoric men in this
country ste pork and very likely had An
occasional attack Of trichiniasis. In :he
seoimentary rock of the John Day river
canyon in Southern Oregon Was recently
disct Iered eighty five feet below the sur
face petrifisd hogs head II full size
and perfect shape. II has been supposed
that swine were introduced into this
country ct 8 comparatively recent date,
but now 1t may be believed that American
pork chop and sausage are really as ven
cradle as they often taste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
TIE BEST CHANCE.

All Claims for Indian DspredatiOns to be
Presented.
Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX March Hon. Joseph
D. Ssyers, Congressman from this dis
trist, has written letter to the editor OF
the Statesman which he says he wants all
Texas papers to publi,h. It requests ali
persons in Texas having claims against
the federal government for Indian depre-
dstIons TO present them At once to him
self or Governor ThrockmortoD, who is
now in Washington, looking after these
clsims. Ssyers thinks II they are all
considered together there will be better
chances,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

the aspiring candidates for city { iees
have been requested to define their posi-
ton Oh said question. Mr.. woodbridge,
candidate for MAJOR, comes out in re-
spouse u3equivocally endorsing the free
school system. 0.hefs have not yet been
heard from,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

In Russia leap year superstition IL
that II "St. Csssisns (Feofusry 29) look
on COW Il vii HiSher.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
L.pdr.rh,~ssed,.

Tsis celebrated Esden and flower seed
Is handled In bGlk ~ the Fort Worth
Grocer Co. in - quantity you choose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
CURRENT TOPICS.

THa WEEKLY GAZETTE will be made q
full and complete newspaper for 81 who
have not time or inclination TO pore ovel
the pages Of daily, and the constant aim
and resolve will be to add every new
GESTURE that increases the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

nave peen grsusSu ny 1uugv nztIess .. s.-o
c.-z-.--,o ..-..,-z aoa,nst Jsmag W Harle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

vnvE W uIaH0 q 8
for the goyernmd|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

d statutes Of the United States be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

rers it is believed Prince Ferdinand ig-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08
VALUE OF THR PUBLICATION

10 the reader.
The desire is TO put TEa GAZETTE
he hands Of $4,000 men during the mex
twelve months, and 70 the accomplish
uent OF this purpose tbs price viii b,
cheapened and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-08

- lusE rurse urnsr wumeH wnv eia,,lisHF ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-18
Wisconsin Fairs,

Secretary [. L. Newton, of the State
Agricultural Society. has issued list of
dates of county fairs in Wisconsin.
They are as follows:
Chippewa County-Chippewa Falls, septem-
Der to inclusive.
Door County-sturgeon Bay, October 8 to in
elusive.
Dodge County-Beaver Dam, October to in
elusive.
Wisconsin Central Stock Growers and Indus
trial Association-Fond du Lac, September IL to
IA inclusive.
Green County-Monroe, September II to Is In
elusive.
Blake's Prairie Agricultural, September IL to
IA inclusive.
Seymour Fair and Driving Park Association
Seymour, September 10 to II inclusive.
Iowa County-Dodgeville, September IL to Is
inclusive.
Southwestern Wisconsin and Industrial Asso-
ciation-Mineral Point, September to inclu-
sive.
Jefferson County-Jefferson, September II to
Il inclusive.
Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
ciation-Watertown, September "A to % in
elusive.
La Fayette County-Darlington, September IL
to Ii inclusive.
Manitowoc County Manitowoc. September "a
to p inclusive.
Marathon COunty-Wausau, September p to
% inclusive.
Outagamie County-Hortonville September &c
to % inclusive.
Pierce County Central Fair-Ellsworth Sep.
TENDER 20 to % inclusive.
Portage County-Amherst September Is 10 II
inclusive.
Rock COMPREHENSIVE, September IL to Il
inclusive.
Sank County earaboo, September IL to IA in
elusive.
Sheboygan- Sheboygan Falls, September Is tc
81 inclusive.
Waukesha County-Waukesha. August % to 81
inclusive.
Walworth County-Elkhorn September 25 tc
CS inclusive
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-18
Wisconsin Pensions.

The following Wisconsin petitioners
have recently been granted pensions:
Fred F. Swartz, Baraboo; Cornelius
Lince, Brookside; Nathan G. Bruce, An
gelica; Casper Schiesser, Monroe; Geo.
J. Vanderpool, Mukwonago; Max Berg
muller, Muscoda; Frank Lee, Dud-
ley; Tyler Smedlev, Stevens Point; John
A. Johns, Tilden; Sebastian Matthew,
Elmore; Esekial w. Chase, Hinton; AL
win Smothers, Whitewater; Frederick
Nodolf. Platteville; Peter Medinger,
Decade; Carl Buchda, Black Creek;
Charles Laufer, Grand Rapids; Robert
D. Bursell, Almond; john w. -ish,
Woodstock; John Baker, Ellenborou h ;
Felix L. Wears, Fort Howard; Leo M ar
ion, Clear Lake; Isaac Emery, Glen
dale; Henry Fish, Tomah. Mexican
widows: Almira, widow of Joseph NJ.
c. Begen, Kelly; Thos. A. Will
Jams, Waterloo; David H. Oyler, Ma
tional Military Home; Patrick Lucy,
Mount Sterling; George w. Page, West
Lima; John Reynolds, Georgetown;
Robert FL. Loughan, La Crosse; Samuel
F. Ward, Mansion; Charles FL. Marshall,
Racine; Jacob Cordin, Argyle; Jens
Tannson, Hudson; Conrad A. Rugger,
Marshall; Chas. A. Henry, Jefferson !;
Peter Schwartz, Buffalo City; VIM.
Devolt, Chas. A. Raitz, Fountain City;
John S. Sutton, Mcmillan; Jackson j.
Kent, Lake Mills; Saml. J. Clark, Black
River Falls; Henry Shanahan, Kilbourn
City; Emery Cheesebro, Badger Mills:
Thos. POLAND, Beloit; Chas. 6. Huxley,
Mouroe Center; Mary, widow of Ralph
M. Brown. Sylvan; Albert Richmond,
Melvinia; John G. narrower, Sherry.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-07-18
ONE WIFE TOO MANY.
Another Post Dispatch Employe Gets En-
to Trouble.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 11.-John P.
Egan, who was employed in st. Louis as
collector for the Post-Dispatch, left
there week ago, short in his accounts,
it is alleged, about 500, and came to
Kansas City. Egan was accompanie
by his wife whom he married in ST..
Louis last March. Egan made all ar
engagements to go to work, but his plans
were foiled yesterday by the ar
rival of T. L. Marshall, of the
Post-Dispatch. Mr.. Marshall in
tended to have Egan arrested, but
finally decided not to do so. Mrs. Egan
this morning searched her husbands
trunk and found letters showing
that he had wife living in San Fran
cisco, Cal. She then charged him with
it, and he did not deny 1t. He soon left
the house, and it was learned, boarded
train for the West at the Union depot.
During the forenoon Mrs. Egan swore
out warrant for the arrest of Egan on
the charge of bigamy.