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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-14
RoL1NG CAPruREn.

Since writing the above, word reaches
here that Rolling has been captured at
Huachuca. A. L. The two men separated
about half mile from Huachuca, the
Mexican going towards Contention, where
it is believed he has been living. Rolling
came into Huachuca, and went into
Smiths saloon to get q drink. Smith, it
seems. knew him, and Smith and a man
named Cassidy told him to throw up his
hands, which he did without resistance.
He is now under guard at Huachuca, and
several parties are in pursuit of the Mexi-
can, who will undoubtedly be captured.
They will be returned to this place, and it
Is understood the Mexican Government
VIII make demand for the prisoners.
THE TWO WOUNDED MEN.
Express Messenger Hay and the passen-
ger, French, are doing nicely to-day, and
great hopes are now entertained of their
recovery.
TWO OTHRB ARRESTS
The Mexican authorities arrested two
more men to-day who were barricaded in a
house in the Mexican part of the town,
and who it was thought would make a
fight, but they weakened when they saw
the large force sent for their arrest.
MORE cAPTUREs-FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS
NoGALEs, May 13tb.-Thls evening the
Mexican officials who have been in Dur.
suit, arrived here with four prisoners whom
they had captured.
The funerals of the dead conductor and
tiremen were held this afternoon.
Express messenger Hay and the passen-
ger, French, ale still alive, but it is not be-
lleved they can recover. All places OF
business have been closed here to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-14

DUBLIN, May 13th.-While out riding
this evening William O'Brien's horse fell
down and he was thrown to the ground
and cut in the face. He was also seriously
injured in the back. He was taken TO Dill
Ions house, rear which the accident oc-
cured.
Dom Pedro Steadily Declining.
MILAN, May 13th-The chest affection
with which the Emperor of Brazil has
been suffering has abated, but the patient
now shows symptoms of paralysis, and is
suffering from diabetes. He is kept up
with strong coffee.
Britannia Building Bulwarks.
LONDON, May 13th.-The GOVERNMENT has
ordered two modern 3O-ton guns to be
mounted on central bastion facing the sea
at Sheerness. Other measures for defense
will be adopted on the Thames.
Emperor Frederick.
BERLIN, May 13th.-The Emperor was
much better to-day. He will soon be visited
by Professor Virchow
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
POWDERLY'S BIC DAY
re suLgs Tng sNlerTs Of L.sos
AID Has kseFy hisx ss ne fisNssss -
Gsts has owa s@AsFs bsss fEsKA
f1ss Thsus.sd 10 rhrss
9houssno flollAFs

IsnlAS.foiIs Nos a The sfisrDoen
session q .hs An.g6ts oi Labor vas princi-
p4lly taken up with disposiag Of
matters Of 20 great pabAe Interest The
Law CoumisGes imported > propas tcp @
establish = system oi lary trials in Tie order
y blch brought On lengthy debate, n1t 10
EcsiQH wss taken. The eommiuee s.so rec
oalmrnas A.rspeai 0i the section II the con-
stilulOn. protl1Inx that 40 lotoAicstinE
l4uor oe sold al gather. Z q Tie hnls1ls
Al sue1al4ent 10 The report ~ss adopted
a8a referred back 10 the Las Communities.
'psrultuns peFsons n0s Knights of Labor
70 sell hQaor gatherings
Barry Is SILL scuveiy prOmouog new
order II united .sb0r. 10 which he e1pecis
90 bring ihe as stance 0i numerous trade
unlOus Nheu tie session closes ln this
city he goes % hilade pbiA 10 perfect plans.
Genera AasieI Workman f0Ncrrly au-
nounced previous 10 be re election that
though hls salary WAS IKEA ~ 5000 be
would sooept oul S.. 90. sla al the close of
his term tie Geuera Assembly could 90 a.
they deemed best witt the s. ue1
some II the mlners say that The election
Of Costello u the Executive Board means
tie certain secession VI the Miners Assem-
Nv
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
Mrs. Brockwsy Sues the signers of Robert
P<tterson's Liquor Bond.

Mrs. Brockwsy Sues the signers of Robert
Pzttersons Liquor Bond.
In 1856 Louis Lane and Adds Brock.
way, of Cascade, while intoxicated, got
into q quarrel in which Brockwsy was
killed Lane was arrested on a ch arge OF
murder. and Oh the trial was acquitted on
the ground of self-defense. Afterwards
Mrs. Hattie b. ockway, wife of the mur-
dered mar, brought a suit for damages
against Robert Patterson, proprietor of the
Cascade Hotel, claiming that be sold the
liquor on which Lane and her husband
got drunk. and obtained verdict in the
Circuit Court for $500 and costs. amounting
to $l3l 80. The case was appealed and the
Supreme Court sus tained the verdict. Yes
terday Mrs. Brock way. claiming that she is
unable to collect anything from Patterson,
began suit for the amount against David
Petit sni John Harmon, who signed Pat
tersops liquor bond.
SuiIs upon these bonds are somewhat un-
usual, and the case will be watched with
interest not only by the lawyers but by the
men who have signed similar bonds for
other saloon keepers. A verdict for the
claim will be powerful promoter Of tenn
perance by making bonds difficult 10 OBJ
tain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
ssNT Up foR LIE


a. ssss ss4sss-.-st.s-N
Boss CRY. NOV. -4.-Jamss Harper,
-hs sh8t and Killed James rurnsr Ia
Shear A Rsasras p0ksr room ia East
sriza on tas zssh day of September lsst,
-as convicted OF murder ia ne nr-t degree
yesterday morning. alter = Trial lasting
over to days. znt sentenced 10 solitary
coannsmsal a. hard labor TOR lif- Ihe
murdered man sas his partner and the
par rsrs engaged "a running ya,iou. AK
Ing devices a. fairs tAr1ugn the cOnutEy-
The prisoners vile sas Ia court accom-
panied - ne wilr of he murdered msn.
aad Ius zyusarancs together Ot the Two
young 4nd nns looking women Nss t1s
ooaasl0n Of the maDliesfati9n of k1Od
deal Of interest. Ins court room vas
Gro -dsd. . larse proportion % The audience
beink ladies' 0f tho village Among The
Witnesses for the people we're . number o.
Professional gamblers from Grand Pspids
and Petoskey- The case tor the defense
vas ably conducted Cy Hon. viii A.
NOrtoa, OF B0yns Cry. and u. X. Burn
han. Fac. OF East jordan. Prosecuting
Attorney +. l. CofDitt managed the peOp IS
case sIth his usual marked ability. The
verdict gives gsaeral satisfaction A sub
scripuon paper tor the benefit Of Mrs.
Hsrper sas circulated oy some Of the
ladles Of tAs village and a cOnsidersble sum
sas raised 10 enable her 10 return 10 her
home Ia Orosso.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
THINGS PERSONAL.

Edison hes perfected a phOnOgraphic doll
which talks and sings distinctly.
Presidentelect Hasrison has given up the
idea of going East before bis Inauguration.
The Cz,r has built in Jerusalem, at a cost
OF 500 900. besuuful church near the
holy places. rs a memorial TO bis mother.
Over s.. Loco ounces Of sftar Of rose. were
bottled in Turkey this Sumner besides
good deal OF bogus ssud thst altar not be
used.
General Harrison lesves his Office work
and thoughts behind him when he goes
home az night and spends his evenings in
social conversations with his family aGd
friends.
The big Cumberland campaign ball. a big
feature IN Republican demonstration
throughout the East during tbe campaign.
vii ne taken 10 the Inauguration of Cen
era Harrison. who vii set the bsl
rolling.
Two old portraits Of George and Martha
Washington were sold 10 3 B1ston yesterday
for 500 They belonged 20 the ate Ben.
Psriev P0ofs. sni were fhe nrst pictures Of
the WsshinEt0us ever tassl.
The return of Gen. y. P. Banks to the
House rill be a notable feature Of the next
Congress Thirty years ag0 be rss sD>.ksr
a-1 earned The reputation 81 being the besf
presiding officer ia the country Tt IS said
Ia none of his decisions were ever over
ruled
Relvs lockwood it seems. bad = purp pose
il her seeming madness Ia runni7g as =
Presidential candidate. ard fhat va 20 get
talked about iu me paners enough g. MAKE
her si1ning car on he lecture p'sff3rn
TIE schsnl- worked and nov 8e'vs sis rsk-
f-,- ~ aha f1l. "a ~ sr rr.l-fetrra r--fs.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

ss.ss.ss tss ts>tasss-s.esN2-
kfsssLEr. Nov. 2f.-rhe wooden scoop
fAstery owned Oy A. Bowers. one mile
south or Kingsley was burned last night
The origin Of the fire is unknown. Total
lo-s about 500. Mr.. Bowers was just
getting .hs factory IN shape 70 make scoops
6y machinsry.-H. r Whipple il loading
potatoes for New Orleans La, Memphis.
Tenn. and Augusta. Ca Mr.. Whippls has
also moved his mill from nesr the railroad
track TO the west part Of the town where II
will % much handler 20 gst iogs.--George
". Chsnfty IS loading potstOs for Lemon.
HOOPS & Peters. OF Grand apids.-Elsc-
sion bets have nearly AL been paid and peo-
pie are getting settled down 10 business
sgain.-Cars q Crotser are shipping out
thsir lumber rapidly.-The Aushaw-
Kingsley Lumber Compsny's mill ma
cainsry, stock OF lumber. store stock. etc.
~ss all sold on chattel mortgage. November
n and Was bid of by K. ]. Morse. Of De-
troit. At $4,000. Tne mortgage was held
by r. u. LoyiOr. of Dstroit- The mill men
and farmers ars al wishing fos snow so that
tasy ean commence lsmbsring.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
CIVIL SERVICE DEAD.
acke0 OUT 81 Don ~ DICKINSON
The PostmsstsF Gss~ral 70 sssd. sd wal
Net sass . siBEis keYabite.1
ia Omcs 90 the fsarta
u Saxt ~arch

WAssIsGFos Nsx. A.-fhsrs Il verJ
hgtls lsft q civil sefyiee. The saPerinten-
deaf of = thlra division Of tns rsiiway mall
service uas removed Yesterday and B4iti-
more Dsm9crst sppciatsd. Tas kspuoii-
can superintendent had been IL the service
for zFea- many ysArs coming up from =
los grade cisFksh p Hs sas eElcl~nt aud
faithful. out sta foGr 10 alhs lsfl OF the
Democratic administration ls Vas removed
% make roOm for ous oi senator Germans
workers
The newspapers here sre attaching con-
siderable im pOrf snce 10 The statement ms 1s
o. Postmaster General Dickinsou that. -
long as he j. Postmaster General. even
though his term wiIi De - brsf there wall
be 40 Republican appointed 10 ofloe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

An old democratic pole in the bustling
aty Of Berrisn Centre. Was the bone Of con-
tsntioa" thatcaused the fuss. The defsstad
party made M. Hooker present Of the
relic a. . payment in part, for the use Of
the lsnd on which the pole had stood.
Some cute Democrats thought they would
lessen the size Of the blowout that took
place there Saturday evening. by cheating
the olow-Outsrs cut OF tbs pole which Mr..
Hooker bad presented them fSc bonfire
Nr Hooker sw0rs out a warrant for one Of
en- tbat Vas thought % have 10. and this
fellow cripple. dared Ar- Hooker into the
street for a settlement. Hooker went and
got = crutch % one side of his bead and =
csns on the other and then Hooker put
one onto the crippls's head VIA bis cane.
which seemed % settle the fellow. II not the
f1ss. a. he wss carried aoms on shutter.
whiis Hooker went 10 toe blowout and pat
in his tine - shouter. Who can ssy nov
thaf B~rrisn Centre nss no gore heads.
- h~rteTl Springs hrE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
CHURCH CHIPS.

Unitsrian-Services at Ladies Club Rooms.
sheld0n-st Preaching both morning and
evening bv Rev. Charles ;. Buck. Of Cam
bridge Mass.
Public services will he held AZ p. m by
the New ana Latter House oi IsrAel 81 s9g
Canal st. Subject: The Parable OF the
Good Samaritan
Universalist-Rey Charlie Fiuhrer. Pas
tor Morning subject the Iuiversalist
q Cd and Father evening subject The
Limitations Of Life" Sunday school at
n oon.
Division Street n T. Cburch-Rsv J.
Graham u. D.. pastor. Preaching morn
ing and evening by the nssior Sunday
school a. noon. Young peoples meeting
a. .. m
smith Memorial Congregational church
Preaching u the morning ~ fbe pastor, In
the evening ~ Dr. Jas. Da.iup Sunday
school aud Bible Cisss 81 noon. Young
peoples meeting 81 IS g. n.
Mission Wood PRESBYTERIAN church
Wm H. Hoffman. Pastor Services a.
usual. morning spniecf Jesus .eaking
Win hufholfv Among the Doctors
evening subject "Girs Col the GiorF
Grace church. Dsv. Dr r Knapp.
rector Rev Dr Campbell far wia con-
duet service and presch 10 tie morning ard
Dr Knapp 81 night on Thanks rirE A.
1890 ni.. service and sermon bF Rev. Br
Knsap.
n. 4. = BENJAMIN. Pres dent # the
Fifth DfsIlrt 81 g.. J. T.. vIl - lvsr >
.ssfars A. lhs Aues n +. oburch N south
Dsrision e. ft.s evening. under ne susp ces
~ the -r1.a ~ snf Rapids q T. e. AL
So cordially invited.
1gssl.h7 Avsn1. Bs9iisi ohareh. ? y
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
AN IDEA WORTHY OF REPETITION.
The Charitable scheme Originated by the
Boston store

The Charitable scheme Originated by the
Boston store
10 the Editor o. the IELE8EAs-HEEALD
DEAR SIR We well remember the mag
Eihcent assistance you gave Us last year Ia
pushing our novel scheme ia the interests
OF the charitable institutions OF the city TO
such & successful issue. We are free 10 sd-
nit the good results OF printers ink. and We
trust you will use little OF IL again, and
that the repetition OF the scheme this year
will prove larger success. a. II be-
comes the better known and appreciated.
This year our facilities being more thsn
doubled the crowd OF people who will take
advantage OF the two DAYS cost sale Of
bazaar goods and reduction sale Of Dry
goods may fairly be anticipated 10 be enor-
nous. Oar strongest efforts will be directed
to make II a success worthy OF all con
csrned. The scheme will be advertised
through the western portion Of the State,
and our store will be elegantly drsped and
trimmed throughout the large buildings.
The admission Zee of i've cents viii be taken
by representatives from the institutions al
the doors of our establishment. For par
ticulsrs see on correspondence in ad. on
page 3 OF this paper. Particulars Of sale in
next Sundays papers.
Respectfully,
a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
a WEST SIDE RUNAWAY.

A Team Attached 40 miik Wagon Gre
sfes Some Excitement
Yesterday alternoon Sandy lAmoreauI
who drives milk wagon. left bis team vita
the weight attached, as usual al the west
side OF the Strahan block ou MI NernoB-sL
the horses became frightened and ran
away. dragging the weight. They ran but
a short distance when the weight caught
and drew them ia toward the sidewalk
when they collided with a telephone pole
and were piled in heap or the pavement
One horse was quite seriously injured.
an artery in The right fore .eg being opened.
Dr. Peunock took up the artery and stop
ped the bleeding. bat not iii The horse lad
lost considerable blood.
The milk cans were scattered about IN
the street and about ten gallons OF m.lk
was spilled The wagon sustained only
slight injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

wss F.ie Yesterday "a rFssencs st a. IA.
aaens< Grove - 4 <urloAs F~apls.

aaeas< Grove - Carloas feopss
The - uch~laike6 of Guam Sessions eiec-
tioa eei Vas paio yesterday afternoon strict
y II accordance viii the oraEinAl terms
Al o'clocK Muszbars = BraasoDs hsnd
msl Al Ar. Gums s.ore and AT 6ann
aud representatives of ne press rode la q
Aack. pTsesosd Is the hsnd 10 tie Para
~neIs tbsy Ael AE. Sessions 4 light
teV-w heeie1 ro94 earl Lad been
pf0Flaed sno n4uasolneiy decorated
sltn flags Ae.srs. Gum ard sessions
shoek hSnos. the latter climbed into ths
cart. arc ae PROCESSION started Thousands
II SCOPE bad gathered g. vAnesse8 the
novel sxtlaiuou. 6aC ss Ins processlon
hes1ed ooTn tne stTStt ths msltlilGe
Droke iuio applause. AidNss la iss course
naii w1s pi4dt y Dllt l1oius apteT took
q s-ee oi ihe SCENE. A. las PROCESSION ap-
prosesea lsmpsa Pace. Ii ssslnec a.
fhouEh ii eoul1 npi tafct wAt through tae
lumguse lhEonE hat ll.sd tht stree irela
oufh 10 eulb tut pzssage eAs Opened snd
TIE Journey wes continued o. Sweets = Hoiel
haxe u eucel hf trin bere hSDoel
Nr Sessions the ten dollar bill be hA4
wagefcd that he woalc wlu tbr bst sud tue
lsl.sr psssed oDt The conisnis of ihfut boAes
Of cigars 10 the assembled c0o~d
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

Ho~ the wesk Wa siassa is sss Toiles
Ceuri fssisras1

Hos the Wsek Wss tioasa iu tks Ieiles
Csuri 1ssisrsa1
ln the P0Ice Count yesterday morning
Aichsel Poiisuc wss the lfsi nsa cai of
tn bOI Ps'rolmsn rree found him
drunk oui Oh South Dlslsion-st. and he
pleaded guilty a. toe chsree and wss
assessed g. s5 or twelve dave % jail
kltte hachei. BLONDE su4LE ia1f - 90
was charged with sieAauf dress from
Electra Cassidy was nsKi tried ~ lbe court.
The people had mads . ,O1 csss uuti asey
put hsNis Sue O. o4 tur fIanc Aua sse
said hat The dress il aassfiuu wss 3r Ltr
rag bsr. BAT sac did not knue iusi hcw "a
got there. HATTIE oouic not e. su1 sei "a
on account of business engsgellent e. tie
jail. whefe-she ls waiting irsl .1f adultery
with John Leroy. Niss Rachel Was dis
charged
Homer Lsgres who wss arrested for
humping the nosf of gbas Thompson. vs.
released on payment ofC1sfs A "near aad
dear adv friend pas the oosis iof Ar.
Lsgree.
Geo Bowen was q scbafgei fsf keen.ng
his "a COO open alter LouIs u 0as Gained
by toe prosecution itst Hr faweu sold
whisky in . room over tls saloon aftt y
hours but the facts proven were tbsi tie
saloon has club room affachmcDi and
thai NJ. Bowen was mos the owner.
II. }. Johnston. . mli8-iootrR man ia
the employ of the Singer Manufacturing
COMPANY. VA charged VII ClmMltung
assault sIs hstfsrs on iffle woman
named Zimmerman. in1ee Holmes ue.
iieved that Mr.. Immernsn told lie
tfuth - be fined Johnston ST. ft " iiCh be
paid, and nov talks Of appealing 20
lgher court
Simeon Nay. CHARGED With assault syo
battery on old tailor A. en-. will have trial
Deceuber
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
COY. LUCE'S DOMAIN
PLENTY o. GOOD MicHleAs ss"s
1As Hsxs Nsslsa@l Pxzss hs~osg VIII %
Rad Ia Dsxrsis-A Priss4sr Ess-p@s
a. o. Ix..es-OtnsF Isssrsss-
tax Ttszs

LAssTss. Nov. 2&-fhs state Beard u
Canyz.saFs h4ys adiogfnsd nntil nsxs Tues
dsy ~itho1t csmpisunk Ihslr -ors. TIE
ezaFsss % tne vets for STATE ofncera
VII - Eaksn ~ thsn. lt Is spparsnt fTom
Ia lslarss tlak ths constitutional amen
nsat rsiariss - tie sax iaas coaDtF Clfcl
iurgsship and tEs banking ~ are carried.
tas alter sY aoous tseutg thousand.
Ihs Presidential Fols .ssed 90 ine raflo
sf he sots - shs csls4s " los4 snoNs
tns Drsssat p0Oal4lioa d t1a -f4ts - 30
IL Z loz 1.5s, and iacrsass - 34Z "a snce
lea
Ihs exact vote for Dfssi dsauai electors a
a. folio~ss
Harrison. 2s6 POI. Cleveland. Zl5 40.
Fisk ~ -. slFssser Uaicn Labor uexst.
A342, herrls0n's > piuraI.y p 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

benjamin Walters severely H.ndlsd ~
Ioushs While ssoing Home.

BeDjsmin Walters. the nageAgensu al
the JAKE Shore depot. was attacked by tw0
roughs while returning home from hls
WORK Friday night. and Wa roughly
hsndled. lie says he let TIE baggage
room al about II clock sud siAftea d.
recily for his home st 55 Nlchig1n-si.
When near his home be came up0n.fOur
men talking on the stree fWu or them re
va acquainted with. Their names were
Sellers and keuzel The other twO were
PolaBaers and had been drinklpg. 1hes
began 10 talk 20 WALTERS called him slie
names aud Que % Lhe Poles pushed him
from the sidewalk Walters caught Tie
fellow by tDe collar. but no blows were
struck. When be let 10 OF the fellows coat
and started on toward home he was struck
and Knocked down and the fw0 Poles
commenced to kick him sb3u, the iaoe aud
head Sellers aud kenzei .nterlered aud
the Poles were restrained while Walters
proceeded home. He carries very black
eve and bis face ls Oiherwise dlsngured.
As vet he bas not made up his mind 10
make any arrests.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

TNDAvsroLrs. Nov. 3A-Ths situation IN
the sritchmens strike is unchanged. The
engineers aud drsmen were a. work al
afternoon. 7. Is said that there is talk
among themselves sb0ut going OGt on .
strike Monday n the raj rsT company fsii
% come % sn7 agreement With the SWITCH
men No violence has been corn mifted so
isr ogt he iil-fseing sgsinst shs saperin-
tr1dent If railroad hss increased on a.
count ~ iznarinE the strikers AMI serious
trouble mag axe place iauag Tie night
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

The Michgsn state Sunday school Con-
vsntioa viil % hsld 10 tas First Conkrsgs-
tionai church. Fast saginaw Dscemser 4.
snde The convention rii hs conducted
~ = Jscobs Chairman Of "a IBfsrns-
tionsI kKscutivs Committee and o.
ExeelI. Of Ch.csxo. rili conduct Toe music.
some of the soiest sunday school Eory-rs
IN this country srs announced t0 Be press b 8
and faks par n The proceedings. A. this
r,eatiax deissstps vii 80 chosen - rapra-
.~ut tlis ~tafs ~ fha ~ crid-s sunday
Srh,ol Convention to - he'd In London.
Frx'aai 10 July fsS4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
o'CONNoR WINS
The Great Boat Race AT Washington
fssterday

W.sHIgGroS, Nov 24.-The three mile
race for the championship OF America and
s. 90, between Teemer. Of Pennsy ivsnia.
and OCOnnoT Of Csnsds. was To~ed on
TIE Potomac this afternoon. and toe race
VAS easily won BY o Connor. The C4ua-
dian took the iead ~ the start and kept y
throughout the race. winning by six
lengths. Time OF the winner vas 2l.29.
The conditions under which the race was
rOwed were not altogether favorable. and
the water was disturbed by slight ripple
which increased 70 . distinct wave toward
the nnish
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
hs HAS GONE HOME.


The Noted English Author Takes His
Leave.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-This is evacuation
dsy, aud the English are going with a ven-
gssnce. Lord Ssckville- West. late British
Minister al Washington. has already taken
bis departure His daughters. who endear-
ed themselves TO The people of Washing
ton. accompanied him. Hon Joseph Cham
berlain, of the Fisheries Treaty fame, has
gone and taken with him his young Ameri-
can bride. Hon. II. s. Nortncoie also took
bis departure with Others more or less noted
in the annals of English fame.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
STOP THtr Can.
4 Mas IN Psrssst af au idsofis Car Thss
Would Rot sep.

4 Mas IN Psrsstt af an fdsotie Car that
Would Rot sep.
The sight OF 5 man pa Toe mlodie 81 he
stree; 10 head iouF pursuit o. . car wticb
was two blocks ah-sd ol nIfu. snd st which
be We shouting " hsutYrT be- couit catch
bis breath Hello there dang ~ ere sou
deaf Why Don Yon stop csused GOOD
deal Of mirih 70 people on South ID vision
e. Yesterday afternoon. Al nsi fbe Gf' YER
who wa entirely urc0usciout cf fnf nisb
ia pursuit vss told of ths c;ndiuoo Of
affairs. when fbs car was halted
The man cane 90 wbeeziuF src enortins
and blowing Hun pm nf anu froceeceo 20
lecture the driver lD laDguaFs thai Eue.led
strongly of hfiusfonf. un tie Hrf ri street
car driving. fhe driver go uo' listen i0ng
bat whipped up the team. fhe irste man
caught on 80 The rrsr q ihf car sn 4 81 be
Bsbeo inside shs osf he uluftered some
thing sboui rp.rl--aisrgh suo sara
into sea- to sgtai on has auFef
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

stes ssttf - ftt ft-setNs stAess.
KkrxssSk. Nov. 2A--A msn giving his
name ~ sam Sbsfsr lspoed the nii in John
Fsnks saloon sbons So worth yesterday
morning sni i'm msdistsiT started south on
foot. Deputy sheriff HAYNES took she 1880
= m. train in purslit and coiared his man
a. be boarded the train a. Croiton. ogs
~hfls lssFln< ne train a. south koardman.
sishf mi es south ~ here. -naIer broke sway
from the aficfr snc sirncy out With che
lsttsr I'm hct pursuit both pulled their
guns snd it looked a 8tt.e a. though there
woult - ood-iefting. bur tas cihcsr
finally landed the thief safely IA iaii hsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25
SATISFIED DEMOCRATS.

How They show Their Satisfacifon--Csn a
Man Vote ne He PIessss?
The words OF Wellington K. Burt that
the Democrats are satisfied. do not seem 10
be very well verified by some Of the citizens
OF Democratic propensines on the West
Side.
One Of their neighbors. who is doing bus
iness not many blocks from Bridge-st and
who saw fit 10 vote for belknsp. has been
boycotied by some bali dozen Of these salts
fed Democrats. A more mean. desplcabie.
contemplate. vile piece of hstefulBess II
would be hard 10 find. tnsn the persecution
Of man for bis political opinions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-25

AtsAvY y ~ Nov 2f-Ths electoral
vote in New York state. ~ csnvssssS o.
tue Ststs Board ol Ganrssssrs yesterday. is
a. follows t1e hishest and lowest nun'er
~ vstss received ~ snT eIscfer heink given
Electoral Republican. So 337. penccrst.
6i5 -s5. Prohibition 90 1Si, socialist. COS
Union labor s26 Z 8ifsd Labor electors e.
large l66- Hsrrison's plG-slit7 isIA372