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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21

Deputy Sheriff Jim Murphy. w'th Frank PrOthsrO, ars new on the trail of the lone highwayman, and by this time must be somewhere in Yavapai county. The clue was given by Governor Zuliek, who, coming down on the stage, day before yesterday, met man answering the description, on the Black Canyon road. His road-agent-ship probably crossed the country to the Mcdowell road and after his exploit crossed back again to tho Black cayOn. The hunt ers will no doubt catch him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
Born.

HARBsRr-NeAr Phenix, November 10,
 1888, to the wife of John Harbsrt, . daughter.
 RULE-In Tombstone, November IL 1888. to the wife oi Richard Rule, . girl. NcLHAu-AtC Clifton, Tuesd y morning, November 18th, to the wife of Alex. ID. Mclean, . son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
Married.

BowEN-CoRBELL-At the Gregory House, Phenix, Arizona, November 5, 1888, by Rev. James $. Chapman, Mr. Elijah Bowen, of Silver King, and Miss Jennie V. Corbell, 0f T0mD0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
Mlnce pIoo.

200 Gallons pure Oregon Cider, "' $l per gallon. Also. choice Oregon Apples, by the barrel or pound. All good for mince pies. For sale by A. Aiken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
ohsisklnaa.

Christnas is coming. and Ws propess 0 ell out our silvsrwars, if low prices will do it. Give us . call. and what we sGll you ws guarantee to b e rspso- senAed. Y. 0olDWA11s ( To. .
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Oled.

WMsoN-Near Phsnix, Arizona, No
 vember 2, 1888, Mrs. Viola Wilson,
 wife of Gee. w. Wilson.
 WRIGHT-lh Phenix, November IA,
 1888, Frederick Wright, a native "f Germany, aged B years. CaRIM-At Kingnsn, November 4th, Of lung disease accompanied by failure of the hearts action, John COrin, . native of England, aged 40 years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
suanted 0mmeoIseolv.

4 reliable gidl or woman, t0 dJ general housework. No washing. Apply at thiD ofice. nlu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
LOCAL NOTES.
M THURSDAY's DAILY.

FROM THURsDAY's DAILY.
 Jacob Henkle is in from the Brad shaw country.
 Read the new aavertisenent in this issue, of M. Goldwater & Bro.
 H. o. Moe, . Big Bug mining man, was in town for supplies to-day.
 Hon. J.Y. T Smith and G. A. Shaw left for Phenix this afternoon.
 H.J. Miller, w. L. Van Horn and E. M. Doe, attorneys of Flagstaff, are in town.
 Geo. w. Hance came up from Cien- ega yesterday, rejoicing over the re- publican victories
 Goo. H. H. Curry has the largest and most varied assortment of Christmas toys ever brought to Prescott.
 Members of the Masonic grani lodge express themselves as highly pleased with the hospitality of Prescott people.
 Secretary Bayard, E. Burgess and some officers at Whipple will leave on Friday for Camp Verde, on duck shooting expedition.
 Geo. H. Tinker, editsr of the Flag staff Champion, came in on last nights tram, te secure medical treatment for his eyes, which have been failing him of late.
 Word was received here yesterday of the death of a ssn of MT. and Mrs. w. T. Baker, at Boise City, Idaho. In con- sequence of it, Miss Mollie Baker dis missed her school today.
 Returns received today from Chalen- dar change the legislative ticket in this county. Brown, who had t~O majority aver Brann, is beaten four votes by the latter, while Goddard has his vote in- creased te one over Brann.
 C. s. Hutchinson and family left this morning for Riverside, California, where the former will engage in the drug business. This pleasant couple will be missed by OUT society people, among whom both were very popular, and the JoURNAL-MINRR only expresses ti,e sentiment of our people generally Tn wishing them abundant prosperity in their new home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. ,. e. wright. juGo.
 CanrypNAv Novovvn knR 07


 Hon. ]. q. wright. jvGo. SATURDAY, November l7. AFTERNOON SESSION. Mary B. Burton VI Chas. Yatss; jury trial; verdict for plaintiff for retsrn ot property, or $ll5, their value. and $35 damages for detention and use oi property.
 MONDAY, November l9. MORNING SESSION. Court met ct 10 o'clock.
 The following were returned ,as Uni- t d States grand jury:
 VII Handy, James F Smith, A F Sinonds, F Jackson, s B Cline, A A Kilurn, c A Woods, Jshn Lind, Thomas McMillan, John Clark, E A Sawyer, Chas L Flian, W N Teriill, Samuel Brown, w J Wilson, F c Dsmarest, F Nellis, Morris Goldwater, James Daly, Robert Cornell, Wm Rhodes, 8 0 Reese.
 Nessrs. Goldwater, Daily and F. N. Zuck were excused, and P. \. Craigue, David St. Clair and James Allen were summoned te complete the panel.
 w. H. Hardy was appointed fore man, and the jury was sworn in and duly charged by the conrt.
 Territory vs Lee Newman; srraig"ed and allowed statutory time to plead.
 Territory VI Lee Newman and D s Russell. Set for trial Friday, Nev. 23d. United States vs W. c. Cadins; nslle proseaui entered, Oa motion of U. 5. district attorney.
 United Statss vs c. W. Hance ct al; dismissed on motion of U. 6. district attorney.
 Territory ex rel Mary Stemmer vs J. W. spafiord; amended snswer filed by defendant.
 Houck A Dieter vs James Manning; motion ts set aside judgment, by de- fault, allowed and defendant granted leave to answer. Recess until } p. m.
 MONDAY, November l9.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 On the rec0nvening of court at 7 o'clock the territorial grand jury re- portod bill against James Henrick- son for grand larceny; also, bill against Thomas Perry for assault to c.mmit  Territory vs Charles Donlsn indicted for grand larceny. Defendant was brought into court for arrsignment. toek the statutory time to plead, and was remsndsd to custody ef jailor.. B. B. Halsey vs George Aargovitch; jury rendered verdict fer defendant. gave notice of motion for new trial. Recess until 2 p. m.
 TUESDAY, November 20.
 FORENOON SESSION. Court met at 10 o'clock. Territory vs Charles Donlsn. grand larceny; defendant pleads guilty. Territory vs Lee Newman; defendant pleads not guilty. Territory vs D. 8. Russell; defendant pleads not guilty. Territory vs Russell and Newman; plead not guiltyr United States vs J.W. Eddy ct al. and ell other timber trespsss cases. ten in number, were continued, by con- sent. Territory vs James HenricksOn. grand larceny; defendant srraigned, and took statutory time to plead. Territory ex rel Mary A Stemmer vs J. w. Spsfford ct al; evidence closed and argument to be heard hereafter. Recess until2 p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Court reconvened at 2p. m. Territory vs Wm Harper. murder; panel for trial jury sxhausted and senire issued for twenty additional ju-
 -."-'Uh1r es.7 H1:lock-p m.. until Mayor Howard su u:ceeded in getting the city council together last evening, 1t which meeting the following bills - ...l:tod and ~srranta Ord0rod
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Wednesdays Edition

PsysOn will have another horse race seOn.
 Congress will meet again in tive Weeks.
 The timber trespsss cases will not be tried this term.
 Thos. Reese has gone to Trinidad. Colorado, to take charge Of . smeltsr. Commissioner Parish is preparing . pamphlet describing the resources of Northern Arizona.
 The second operatic concert of the
 season will be given at the opera house,
 on Tuesday November 27th H. Swarmour. representing the
 Mighell & Richards Safe Co, of San
 Francisco. is in tswn, on business con-
 nected with his company.
 A jury has been secured in th, case of the Territory vs Wm. Harper, charged with the murder of Walter
 Murphy, and the examination of wit; nesses on behalf of the prosecution has commenced.
 General Nelson \. Miles starts to-day fer his new command, and Gen. How ard, whom he succeeds, starts east to- morrow. All of General Milea' staff will remain here excepting his two aids, Lieutenant c. B. GatewOOd and Lieu tenant J. A. Dapray. who accompany him. The board of trade of Los Angs- les gave Miles a banquet last night.
 A d spstch from Washington says: "General John B. Clark, Jr., clerk of the honse of representatives, believes that I6O democratic representatives have been elected and that six districts are in doubt. This calc culatiOn is based on the assumption that Wilson, demo- crat. is elected in West Virginia The doubtful districts, in General Clark's estimate, are the first California, tenth Kentucky, second North Carolina, and first, third, and fourth West Virginia. These districts he has put down as doubtful because they are claimed by both parties, so that the official count must b; awaited to determine the re- suit. In the case of representative Ba- con, democrat, of New York, who is reported tO have been defeated by so majority, General Clark expects con test will onsue. Of one thing he is con- 6dent, and that is the majority in the next house will not be five either way"
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FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY.

FROM FRIDAY's DAILY.
 No eastern mail last night
 Mnrr y McInernay left for home te- day
 Hope the next republican adminis- tration will improve our mail service. Another rain storm set in today, with prospects good for cOpious down pour.
 Bashferd X Burmister are slowing away car load of canned e.Ods, re- ceived by last nights train
 Samuel Smith, respected citizen of tower Agaa Fris, is in town, and paid his respects to this office to-day
 John Stephens will leave to morrow for Phcnix with small band Of horses, which he will place in pasture here.
 Paymaster Glenn left for department headquarters this morning, having paiH~ troops at Whipple and Camp Verde
 The wheelbarrOw prccessi.'n will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon The brass band will accom- pany |,
 Geo. J. Roskruge, c. M. Strauss, Geo. w Chcyney and c. l.. Coon left by private conveyance for the south this morning
 c A Fisk, of Globe, left fer home to-day Mir Fisk is son of Clinton uEE uEEissbb. .nrohiIltion candidate for honor of the Masonic grand lodge, was q very enjoyable affair. Dancing was -Lept mp until 1 o'clock.
 Mrs. C. P. DAke gave farewell lun- cheon party to Mrs F. A. Tritle shis afternoon, at which a large nnmber of ladies were present.
 VIC. Wingfield is ia town from the Verde valley, and will remain until after the official count of the votes cast at inc recent election.
 Rerresentatives of the Masonic grand | ,lrc left with the best "l feel inrs towards Prescott people. During thelr stay they were rOyally entertained. It is rumored from authentic sources that General B. II Grisrson, formerly nos commander at Whipple, is soon to take command of this department, Gen ..,,s ssti,es to l,e assigned in the cast.
 M. Geldwater & Bro. have been re- ,e,v v;ur a large stock of holiday and winter goods. Their store Is marvel If h.auty with its we'll arranged and varied stock of goods.
 Geo. w. Cheney, who IS a school trus' ,..e ot Tombstone, accompanied Super inf, ,,.odent Strauss, yesterday, on visi ,n n,r public schools Both gentlemen soaLe in praise of the good di~e'r''n' found.
 t:overnor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle, Jehi C,,,srt Tritle and Harry Russell Tritl ..x. tomorrow morning, to visit Lieu ,enant E. J. Spencer and wife, nee M'f Kt,ie Tritle, who is statiOnei at wes Point. as an instructor in the m'litar ..s emy there in the department chemistry. It is tn. intention et Go' crnor and Mrs. Tritle to place their son i, school, either at West Point or som no;nt near there. The Governor VI x,s;t New York and Washington fr ouently before his return to Arlson which will be before the next sess'en the legislature, which will meet Ja' nary elst, 1889. All parties dsslrl' ,o communicate with Governor Int dnrinr his absence will address them care of Lieut.. Spencer, West Point; leave them in care 0f F.A. Taus' ; xho will be found at the law ofhce E M. Sanford. The JouRAAL-AH wishes them bon voyage, Pleasa visit and a speedy return to fresco where they are both held in tue hll e.t esteem by our people.
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'MSsSE1G "I8dRSI.!'

The annual election of officers of Az tlan Lodge, No. l, IF. & A. M. will be held Saturday (nsxt Nov. 24th, 1888. All Master MasOns in good standing are fraternally invited. By order of the W.N. MORRIS GODLwATRR, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
A PlaaalnR Senae

Of health and strangth renewed and of
 ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to efIectually cleanse the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21
Board of Supervisors.

The board of Supervisors were in sss- sion to-day, Chairman WIG. Wingfisld, Su, ervisor F. c. lsrecht, and Clerk Mitchell being present, at which the following bills were audited and aI- lowed:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21

Quarterly report of Ohas. Roseabsf- ger. Oyerseer of road district No. F, e. cepted and bill allowed for $153.63.
 Report of F. E. Wager, ovsrsesr ot r,Ad distridt No. IT, accepted.
 Recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-21

AFT8RNOON 6kSSlON.
 Court reconvened at 2p. m.
 Territory vs Wm Harper, murder; panel for trial jury exhausted and venire issued for twenty additional ju-
 -''-'UhIr et.] HGlock- D. m.. until Mayor Howard succeeded in getting the city council together last evening, at which meeting the following bills were audited and warrants ordered
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-14
mora Fair Prsmtums

The special premiums for the September
fair sre still coming in. One OF the latest 10
Q fine silver tesset of fve pieces, by Charles
3. Gil, the West King street jsweler, for
the best specimen OF hand-msde drets
made by lady OF city or county, regardless
OF age and who IL strictly an amateur
The gifts for the baby now reach In value
fully $3.50. These premiums have been re-
csntly added: Astrich Brothers, East King
street. an elegant cloak for an iniantj M.
w. FTaim, proprietor OF Fraim's lock
works, q solid gold paddock, an imitation OF
his latest style OF paddock, to DO worn on
the neck lace, presented by Keeier q Kiehii
w. d. Stauffer q Co., the North Queen
street haIters, a little trunk for child;
Miss Il. J. Shul'z q Sister, West King
street, millinery rarlors, handsome hand
knitted wollen skirt Other specialization
other contests, as well ss for the baby show,
viii be ready for announcement next week.
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Farm era Iusure NOur Tobacco.

The Lancaster County Mutual Hail Insur-
nnce company, whose business IN 60 1, located
at LititZ. is again doing very large business,
and farmers are sending In their apple atoms
for insurance u ON al sections. 1his IL now
the only company in Pennsylvania where
farmers can insure tobacco against hail to
this crop. which is now the best best crop as "A
source OF revenue to the farme-, who cannot
AFFORD to run the risk OF not having It insured
when the opportunityis offered at 80 small an
expense. 1t will cost but a few dollars to Sc.
cure an Insurance on crop which may be de-
stroyed In few minutes by a hail storm
which Is almost certain 10 come some day dur.
ing the season. IKE LtitZ company IS man.
aged by a ara OF directors who are them.
selves interested in farming g, ana has given
general satisfaction In the past. p'w,ys
promptly p9ld their lOs o., wh!C' ..l....Itea
since irs organ ZatiOL to over s59,lUv. This has
established such confidence that already be.
tween so snd 0OO lrmeIs OF This and other
counties have Insured their crops in this com.
pany, and its busir ess Is daily Increasing,
There are two or three agents in each town.
ship In the county. who will call on the farm.
eTs 10 give them au opportunity TO get their
tobacC o insured aad ut SO small an expense
that no o.ie oen afford TO raise tobacco without
an insurance on the same. which will bs
promptly attended To by add 'esslng.
JOHNSON Nj L LAR. Secretary,
ltd&w Litilz Lancaster County, Pa.
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On Saturday next, Lemuol bhlrk, who
has q large dam short distance this side
Of oregon on tho "Cathsh pike, will run
the water from tho dam aud catch the
fish with nets and seines. Tho dam was
stocked with black bass fifteen years ago
and at the present time contains immense
quantities Of these delicious fish OF enor.
nous size, besides pike, oels, catfish and
other good varieties. Mr.. Sbirk's object In
letting oil the water and taking out the fish
is to stock the dam with German carp We
Iosrn that a large number OF Lancastrians
with Andy Cogl0y at their head will assist
In the fishing on Saturday. 1t will bo q
great day for ii sh- caters.
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THE pEmouRArIo BANNER.
Il win Bs Thrown 20 the Brsess This Even
ing at O'cIocht

Il win Bs Thrown 20 the lreess 1bis Even
ing ss O'cIocht
The banner TO be presented to the Young
Meme Democratic club by the city Democ-
rscy reached this city this morning and
wss taken to their club room over the post
Office building. It wss made by E. A.
Dubey, OF Brooklyn, who also msde the
Young Republicans banner, but II u .
larger and finer banner than that OF the he.
publicans
Near the top OF the banner IL the name OF
the club, and underneath democracy
fosters American industries." below this
on one side is q representation OF com.
merce, and on the other OF manufactures
In the centre is representation OF the God.
dess Of Liberty. On one side OF the god
dess Is a picture OF President Grover
Cleveland, and on the other that OF the
candidate for vice president, Allen q.
Thurman. Below the portraits In large
letters ale the names Of the candidates. The
size OF the Democratic banner IL % by 81
feet Tho Republican banner III 20 by 80
ieet
The exercises incident to the unfurling
OF the banner will begin at Z o'clock, and
will be held In the Young Mems Demo-
cratic club room. w. II. Hensel, ESQ.,, On
behalf Of the Democracy Of Lancaster, will
present the banner to the club, also i've
large Gags, and they will te received by .
representative OF the club, after which
there will be short speeches by number OF
the club members The Libtrty band will
furnish the music.
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l.ancas,riaps with Heavy Insurance.

From the Lnntas er inquirer.
Col. l.. l.. Busb, OF Birdin'HG-', is
thought to have policies for 500 600 or l.4ore,
- he only recently took out one-haii that
amount and had perhaps 5000 before
Next TO him is DIR. b. y. Kendig, the to.
bacco dealer, with OF least $50 COO insurance
A prominent agent In this city told re-.
porter the other day that contractor John
Keller carries $50. 600. A. Is. Fsrquhsr, the
York manufacturer. has bis life Insured for
xlO0, 600 Charles Stewart, the contractor,
has t50,0(0. II. q. Demuth has S5l 000 DIR.
n. L. Herr has been quote az high ss $i0.-
COO and Messrs. Thoiuss and Henry Baum
gardner have from 10000 to $50. OO0 each.
George NJ. Franklin has about SS5, 600,
while In the $50 600 list are found J. B
Martin, H. l.. stshman and perhaps Fran
els Shroder. Miobsel Hsberbush has $50 000
psrhsps more, and Amos Hollinger has tho
same figures. John Sigle, Bird.in. Hand,
has perhaps Sl5. 000.
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New York Marx OF.

~Nsw Yos.. July n-rlour market STEADY:
Fine. q 0t1l75: supernne, q 8o03 90 MINI
Entra.s2 7s05 90; City vii. Extra, u soo4 90.
winter WI heat extra. % zoos co.
wheat-No. l. Red, state 8lo No. 2, e0I<elsJzc;
No; 2 REQ. winter, august. ssci sept,
sMc; receipts le,t0O; ship,uents. 1900.
Corn-so - Mixed, Uash. h.7&c |;
Jn,y. oaNc sept. oehc; receipts 7h.o' !
'Oats No i. " hite, State. 4,aiS,; NO. 2 DO.
llc; No. mixed. Ang. 3Ixc; receipts,
$4,000 shipments, SIS
kye DUH Sta,e 75c.
Barley nominal.
Porh dull OLD Mess. sl3 IS 0li 90
Lard quiet July, G8si AuR,ts IS.
MOlRsses nominal; Tor 80 boiling stock, lDl.c
Turpentire active at 84kc
kOsin Quieti strained 10 good, 81 0S0n 10.
Petroleum duil kehned In Gases, yssc.
Treights dull grain to 9iasgow. %
Butter duu; Western Creamery, lG12n.
Cheese quiet; Western flat 7dsAc !
State ran,ory. 7kG9c Fancy White. 10
l2c Ohio FLAT, 1850.
Eggs staadier; state. lolslhc western'l70
sugar nrm Refined Cutloaf. sc; Graunla.
too, 7s.c.
Tallow dull Primo City, ic.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair tOgoOh. e*n
Coffee slea1y; Fair CargOes, Tor kio 4kc.
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The Tutauau club,

We have news that the Tucquan club
opened services at York Furnace with oil
due formslity, at o:30 Friday morning.
MAJ. ReiI oe1l blew the rams horn most
musically. DIR. wickershsm was chosen
Judge OF all questions OF morals or ethics
that may arise. Tho commissary commit
tee reported the spripghouse In good con.
dition and the water cool. The entire club
camped out last night 1t is noticed
that the old members are younger than the
young ones. For the first time In the his
tory OF the club the songs and choruses
were sung from the club'sown printed col
lection, neat little book containing many
musical gems.
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Zion's Reformed church and 81. PauPs
Lutheran church, OF MillersvIlle, are pie
nicking ct Pepryn to-day. They came into
Lsncaster in the Millersville street cars to
the number OF about $50 sdu aud chill.
drsn. and took the 7a5 Reading railroad
care for the park.
The Sunday school Of ST. Johns Lutheran
church will picnic at Penryn on Friday,
July 20.
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nb unoln bnfOugh loan.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Live stock MIA -ket.,

CHICAGO, July l3 Cattle Receipts, d CO..
including OOo head Texas cattle shipme nt g.
2AO market fairly active, and natives
G6 30 common 10 vood. 81 1906 90 stockers
ano feeders, O. 5OSeS 90 cows, bui- and mi 4 ed
VI sud- ~; rerss cattle, " t0Gt 90 western
Hoss-noc.ipL-. 1900 head; shipmepts.
1900 market aclivei mixed, o. S5o5 90
s 1S056 30 '''
, cheep eeceipts. 500 heal, shipmen,s,
lSUO; market higher; natives, o. 21fli 80 /,
western feeners, t2sGs 2S; exams, q D as 10
lambs. Is OJa5 80 y ltO pouncs
sAsT LIhsRTS. CGtu- - Receipts. ll2l F;
shipmsnts, $50 head market nrm; prime,
g. 7tG6; fair 70 good, sd5 10; mrnon, Go
~ no cars shipped 70 New York day.
Hogs hecsipts, 2i00 head, shipments,
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demanded TO jail.

James Lomsx, Virginia coon, was bo-
fore Judge Patterson this afternoon
on writ OF habess corpus. He
had been sent to jail for twenty
days on Monday for train riding. Justice
Solly, OF Colum bia, appeared before the
Judge and resisted the discharge OF Lomsx.
The court rsmanded the prisoner to ths
county II to serve the full term for
which h, nas sentenced.
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Farmers Who want to Sec tho Prssiden,

Repre- sentative Msish, of York, Pa, with
a delegation Of farmers from his DISTRICT,
called on the president on Friday afternoon
and invited him to attend the annual inter.
state picnic at Wiiliams' Grove. They
told hun hs wUnld see $4,000 farmers and
their families, aud that they would be de-
lighted 10 see him. The president ex-
PRESSED desire To 20, but feared that he
would not be able TO get away, Congress
being likely to be in session.
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THu third annual excursion OF the Second
Evangelical sunday school TO Penryn next
"wednesday. promises to be q pleasant affair.
The German sunday school will sccompany
them as usuai. Train leaves Upper depot at
7,is a. m ana returning leaves Penryn at
D. IN. Tickets. 81 and 80 cents.
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Caueht gyth shat,ipx,

Charles Hal bach, son OF Alderman Hal
bach, uado a narrow escape from serious
injury this morning. Ao is machin.
ist by trade, and while y! work
at lathe the large shalt caught hts shirt
sleeve. The garment gave way after the
arm had been badly bruised. The back o
his head was also injured. DR.. Dsvi,
dressed the wounds and for fow days Mr.,
Halbach will be disabled.