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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

.asy Ars s.Ia % Esiss OaIy Ia ImAsin.-

tlsa.
P0sr I0RsszsD. ". r Dec. ao.-fhs
Iaaeau AlAskanI Ffss Press sags nat the
a4lsmsats made oy Ms. VOORHEES, "a re-
sard to tie .bass 3l native somea aad
slfls ia AlazkA. are absolutely false II every
,arUcolar. Denying a. her statements. Il
nys me civilized people In The wilts Of
ALASKA are ~ refined An1 advanced as a.
good ciuzeHs of fhr aitsd states should
b.. and acne of the horrible ac-s attributed
a. t1sm have occurred .lt1ta tAr k1oSt-
sder Of SAC oldest ia1aDitaEt.
'fn8 sa-caile1 kaimai passions OF tie
r0asa miueis 60 not a. 4 rule. sn0@ taeu-
ssis-s hsre as they are natufaiiy sAotusi
b. lard NOrk and the waut ot isisufo 10
inilts- them. The sane arxlna5nt applies
a. the AS 0f snlaai passions u nenters
sad tFaDprrs. All tat they lad 40 uAc
iof uappiag lnd-aus.
aoyernsf -alaef0rt IL busiiY engaged a.
sitka Nith IA aulIal report oi Ai@skA.
Is lsnxia uill De shout The sane IS lAsi
vear. Iae Governor report oi operations
saoNs suostAntal work - being done n
Ihe Nsy Of .mprosements and tae pros
poets tor The development Of several valid
ssis properties are very orkhL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

A Drunken Negro Cos~es Near Gsttiss up
Nsb.

- - +*cEfo t1r&te near un
NsS.
ST LoUis. Dec. Collaboration comes
from hontioelle. Andrew county. Ark.
that drunken negro Yesterday pushed .
whltenasn of the Sidewalk and then gave
him q vigorous cuning. The Marshal
tried 10 arrest the negro. bat the negro re-
sisted aud mob OF shout seventy i've
blacks Immediately gathered 20 bis aid.
This brought oui the whites al once. and
rssOlyers, shot guns aud other weapons Ap-
peared with marvellous alaority. Things
looked ripe for bloocshed. bat through the
energetic efforts OF q cool headed white
man. 81 open hsbt was Ayerted. The
negro then surrendered aud the only dam
sges we're q few cuts snd bruises. II was
reported that the NEGROES would rtieu4pt 10
teesse the prisoner and al last sccouuts
the whites had prepared themselves for any
emeTgenCV.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
can--- Ns- Tsrk Nss % sheot ais wife
saa rnen His,-eif.

saa rhen Hiu,-eif.
Wv Yosx. Dec. Sd Joseph solomon.
.z-d a.. = travelling broker in laces and
linens shot ard fatally wounded his wife
.lrd 3 srf tten shot hImsrlf dead IN che
street in f-onf of their residence. III East
Nln-siaih a. this evening.
Solomon ras a drinking man and DossFs-
sea a sioienf femper. and va extremely
Jealous 1f his Srsu'ifrl vie. whom -
,ttsn shussi. ronigef sf,er qusrrsl with
her ae wsai o. The nsth raom. aud. aiisr
taking bath s'raseIf ordered ais Wis %
A., the samr She refused. aad ae tried 20
f,r-e bar into The room. She EVIDENTLY
fa.resi some uors Vioiencs and orsasiuE 2
swav "a 90 81 tss street. solomon partly
lr~,s.eti himself sns ran down stairs sat
.nof ger tvics IN tne breast and arm and
rarf- snor hiuseif i1 ihe head and dropped
dead Ns. So onrn Eas tsxan o. the
bo.rifsl werrs ft Tas not sxrectei she
ra,-lt sur7irs fhe night T1e neigh hcrs
srrsx highly ~ her ard r'tCe fae oisr1s
for domestic anhsPpiness upon tne dead
hustart.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
4 BOAI BURNED
a Fin. stesu,-r Destroyed Ts.tcrssJ-So
Lives Lo@t.

- tfn@ rfeAhHsf tteNNnFeh @etrf1EF = q
Lives Lost.
NErroRT, Z. l.. Zee. 30.-Ths steamer
Bristol. Of The old Colony Line. which ar
rived from New York shout 230 O'Clock
this moraing. vas found 10 be OF ire 81
I'd e ~. aud in A short time zss d.
stroved No one vss injured though few
NeND port passengers who hsd remained in
their sistsroonts % swaif = convenient b1ur
for risiaE. hsd usrroH escapes and some 81
theIs .osl al their clothing AZ lae bag
gage. bo-svsr. rss saved. TIE stssrer e
f-si-at bad 60 been landed before fts FIRE
bross ogf TIE FaH Hivsr anf Boston
r.ssenre-- bst Al departed. tbe lssf f-si q
rss sssile flsi as ths s.srri vss gwen
TIE sa7fa8 rear tae slfcren All spread
rsrirT
An insursncs II fs0.p0o cn fhs Bristol
rI proesh.7 cover the ioss The eosi
xss years ci1. hut bad reen par ve-
bct s11 vas one of frs taesr in.snf
steamers sfast- T1e mrsnr hss s7vors
cthfr ssssmers sn1 rrsf-c Fli nei - 10
terrlrte5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
CROOKED WHISKY.
IA Get. Iats gs-a aud tho Msa walk
Crssksd-

IA Cats Ints ls~R and the Aen v ak
Crssksd-
sforr CErr. Dec. 5O.-The Sioux City
Law snd Order League has attacked the
nanerons so-csilsd transportation com
r.niss. which have been nullifying the
Frohioitory Liquor iaw. The league had
suca--dsd IA ciesink 81 the saloons oy IN
tuocnon aoi criminal prosecution bot
ist-r fhe decision of he I aiieu states
Supreme Court gave tns LIQUOR mea some
ground for evasion.
Thev orxsni sed lransporsai ION com oanies.
TIE aauor ls kept AZ JoVington. town
90 che 8oposits side Of the u 4issouri river
TIE transDortAtioa company opens an
,Ffo- la sioux city and pretend 70 take
and carry lsuOr ia fulfilling oruers In Gov
tREfon.
rhe claim - that this Transaction = in
TO- ssats rommefce. saica u projected ~
tb@ snprsms Court dsci-,oa TIE lAw and
order frsrue rss been quietly csisctins
evidence and rl4 prosecuts some of tnc
prnpriators Nh0 are sx ssi9,- keepers
Ta. orccsediags riiI be hv INJUNCTION for
rlainfa. ming = pu ssnce. There - Qessity
o. imprisonment sad heavy tne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
INHUMkN CRUELTY.
Prscticed on a TsR-Year Old Boy BY Hi.
Father.


CArAJoHARIE, y. Y, Dec. 30.-Great in
dignation exists in Fulton couaty over the
cruelty of farmer. Joseph Barber. residing
near Garage, pracdced on his step-son. aged
10 years The boy Is verv delicate and has
been unable TO do any kind OF work for
several months past on account OF bis con-
oition. Barber insisted that the al was
only feigBing weakness and ordered him to
DO mans chores about the farm.
one day about a week ago the lad
dropped from sheer exhaustion
while At work, asd Rsrber beat
him numerically with a piece OF harness.
~ afterwards tied him mp TO the rsftsrs in
'ae earn by the tnumos. 50 that his toes
hardly touched the Aoor. The lad was
kept in this position all the afternoon aud
would undoubtedly have been kept so all
night but for the fact that his cries were
heard by farmer who was passing the
house. and finding IL unoccupied. BARRIER
bring At work. took tbe boy home with
him. Barber Is about s. years of sge and
married the boys mother about I've years
ago. The mother died in January last ana
the s'sp.son has been shamefuily aud
crCeily treated ever since.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
KILLED IN BED.
A Burglar who Is Surprised Kins n Prom
insnt San.

Burglar Who Is Surprised Kills n Prom
insnt San.
HANSTBAI. No. Dec. 30.-A. J. ftilwell.
one Of the wsslthiest and most pronAinent
citizens Of Hannibal. was murdered N his
house early this morning. Al 2 o'clock
Mrs. 5tilwell was aroused Oy her husband ;
voice calling - her: Fanny. - that youi'
This VA succeeded oy the sound of some
thing whirled through the ait. and foot
steps of some one running away. Lighting
the gas Mrs. Stiwell discovered her has
band lying on his bed in a pool
OF blood. with gbastly wound
IN MS head. The nsiEhbors were hastily
notified, bat on their arrival Stlllgell was
dead. Matches we're found strewn about
the room and the door at the rear OF the
house was Ajar. In the alley were found
5tlWells p0cketbook containing $50 IN
money and the bloody Axe with which the
murderer bad GccoEap Iished the deed. IL is
believed that toe murderer vas a burglar,
who apon being Interrupted b. salsell,
killed hin to avoid capture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

A Yiss to Ray ola Soldi-rs-Thers's Mil
lions In II

PrrrsBrRe. Dec 3O-Privato DslLell
writes 70 the pfspGfch. under date of Cald-
vel. Oaio. December =. saying that IS a
New ears aft 60 his comrsde pensioners
~ iaf0rm them that sltoto.Co0 awaits
rasm in ne Usitec states Treas
Treasury. he says that not less than
tao e00 pensioners are estitled % recei ve
from SIS 20 50 each. 5y applying for Il e,
Washington. "a f1iioEc
"First-Fivs cents Psr rl's frsua place q
9ischsrxs sorue. Seccad-Twenty-fV cents
daily for Extra duiy between Aprl aud
October I.o1 Tairi Eenfv-eight csass
dailg rhiie r prissu Or on fnriouxa-'
ne ssYs hat not ore Ia ten Americans
know aaythinE Of the legality OF such 8
claim.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

The Grand Rapids Lodge Of Elks. the
daisies" of Eikdom. now excel IN mem
bership the Detroit Lodge. The progra "a mme
for the watch meeting tonight has been
thoroughly rehearsed. and a most varied
and interesting entertainment can be tx-
pected. All Of those having invitations
should come as early as $50 o'clock a. The
entertainment will begin promptly al that
hour.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
Fire and Death.

PrrsBuRG. Dec. 30.-A fire tonight par
tally DESTROYED the residence OF Michael
McGuire and caused the death Of his dsugh-
Ter Nary child OF S years. The girl was
rescued from the burning huilding almost
slHo0ied and expired before sesiorstives
could be applied. The fire was caused by =
Christmas tree taking FIRE from the candles
OMIT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Prr7sBrsa. p-c ga Inns. 0nia sp-c' 81
- the T.rss saYs. John horisoper. pro-
rristor If she only saloon a. fswsoa. hes
--en -sresfealr rs~nef az y hne Cars 20
rse IS saIaon 5uf nsid 10 stte often -
80 threats. lssf nisot parry ~ rsen
masked - ~ hts tsps visited n7m aud
aaer ier,o' ing the asIDou whipued aim
hira rnUl ha begged f1E mefr7 s1a s7ors
he would never 20 int1 he ssieeu susiness
a~n-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

WV Yesz. Pee se-Fi-s Vss discovered
tenisht 10 t1s hoai ~ ths steamer Nsxico.
anchored 81 r@v-sL n North iiva7 r'fa q
cargo ~ henn snt feoscco Tr- 1ares
refn-i snch hrstwsT thst "a wse teriiei -
: .,,a he -srrc N a~fer ~ sare t1e vesse'
ralf snrsn 6-eruen were overc7fra By
srnoks whte ienanE - dre. sGt tteT ~il
-accver. Anoanx 81 lsss esaaot ~ .esraed
rsnighe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Nxw Tosx. Dec 1Q.-senatcr Staniara
.cla r.sfsrisr d, = i'er 3 sislsy. OF F-sox-
n, q. "a w-sninx >s.t ~ Efscfionrer
,,,s ~ tse 7sera Res1t.fn. 3eI f,r Al $50
Tsts = s.id ts se the hiElesf criCe sver $50
f.,~ re.r.az cslf in A.nar'ea. Tbs c1le IS
f,r -rfter % 40 t1st asvs essfsa l-e =
saars ,.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Fvrurrr. -. T.. Dec. 0--A. explosion
At xisnf revier yesterday riorninE s'ss =
rabi1 on ~ orfsfirfs nf ths Town 10 pieces
lanes Rrars vas ri snt Arcer ir1v
80 sasiiv injured The men we're aoxaEed
ID riszrinx sad. ar had me powder stored
ir tha eaols. Sow Is ws= exploded IS =
rsrziarg. as Gov wss coo sadly hurt CD taik.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
FsLL's FGAr.
Nin- Rssu,is 80 = Draw Ysstersav Morn
fra

NrvvzaPoIrs. Dec. 30-Jin Fell. cham
pion pnxiiist Of Michigan. and Mart FshsY.
~ this city. fought nine rounds % draw
in privats rocr IL the Nicol Iefte House
a. an early boar this morninz. There
wss hard fzhlrr IN al tsa rrunes
aut Al frst tue Minneapolis man
having ne sd~sntsEe a. through. Fell
~ss m roor shsp~ rsfrhiny isf porrts or
uesrv u pounds over Friz1t fstsey
CsriiT who is matched 70 fzhf Eel In =
fs~ rseks wss present snd watched FslI q
fahfuz very eioeeir. He expressed TIE
nf-losf confidence ts - ability "a do~a
tas n iehixen rnan
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
Gladstone Among Yrfeuds

NAPLES. Iec. 30.-Glsds,one INDUCES in
riding and boating daily. and is the object
OF m uch attention wherever be appears in
public He was visited by Lord and Lady
Duierin on Saturday, when the party took
luncheon together.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

BERLIN. Dec. 30.-Dnring performance
OF "A Midsummer Nights Dream" at the
Berlin Opera House last evening the Prin-
cess Adelbert. OF Bavaria was seized with a
violent fi OF mysteries. necessitating her
removal from ths theatre She has since
became much worse. and il ia feared tast
she is Insane
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Ysn Baker. "a Ohio aAn sho las bssn
eon slcls1 twice Tor kuaAg hls Sits snt
fsLass-is-lss argued Iaosioa ioE : nsw
tr.s- la ia Osa behalf Saturday. usins for
tnAt purpose Gag closely pnagec pages.
Ailsr he h4d finished be ~ss senlsnoea -
states prison Tor lls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Row. Dsc. so-A - ieun was s'1ns
.n Sc r-ter's csrrcA tc.ie7. 6itT toea.
.arf rerrfs safrx rreee1e Twenty
fstnsar1 srerisf sfs Of .nvffsticn -a
fs-urf The -esfter wss sugars sua tters
- a1ea suta1-sssn sncng 80 ~sePe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
Ecs1LLaIlSSfNs
DAILY POINTERS" !"

j. yOur house numbered
Is the nanaber ~hsrs people can sss II
frsEn Its street
Il VOC have your siogia houss up does Il
Alds the number
These may be impertineRt questions. bat
il "a great annoyanos 81 maj c.rriers de.
hserg men snd IA TACT anyone whs IA loot
ing Tor pisus by nun.ber. snd o.n uot
ind sns IL slEnt and quite ofes thsy
have q ring az al the vroDe house hsioss
they hpJ ths rikhs one. 10 svoia ali this
troubls come IA and huy some nioe Nislel
Numbsrs. which can be pus up Ds any oae.
You oAf gel them fsT } S sne 20 oeuls each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

cat Of nls church ten years ago, And he Is
stiil suing ;As BisheP Tor his share Of the
property. lie has ossB Ssagsa by ths courts
great AAny times. stili As Insists that he
rss wronsfouy deprived % his property.
Nike sullivan, Boston man sho had
served t~enty seven years Of life sentence,
has Oeen paFdOned By ths Governor. He Is
now a. years of age
There has been 30 little snOw in the
Great North west that that wonderful coan-
ny Is being Doomed as a Wlater resort.
John II. spoll0rd. bSak teller. las been
arrested for stealing 81 500. II he had
stolen $3.50. coo. Spotford would now be IN
Canada and called great man
The New York Centrsl Railroad, OF
which Chsuncey Depew is the manager, has
never had strike since Mr. Depew became
is manager, pays the best wages of any
railroad IN the coantry, anu pays the stock
holders per cent. on their investment.
Besides all Of this. Mr.. Depew has more
friends among railroad men then any other
railroad Official IN the country.
Ersstus WiDan, speaking the other dsy
Of the recent action of Canadian share
holders of the Montreal Telegraph Com
pany. said "Any man that can in seven
years pay a million aud quarter dollars
equsling per cent. while bat for him the
thousand SHAREHOLDERS interested wouc
never have received dollar. is "a handy
kind Of Drigand TO have around. If FOL
the future be can. on the one hand, con
| tinus TO pay per cent. IN the face OF th'
| iercsst competition, while on the othel
without this instramentslity disaster snc
ruin will oyertake the properties concerned
this is a species Of brigGndage which. i
universal, would make the momentary
millennium much nearer than it at presen
appears 10 be."
Governor Beaver. grand marshal OF th'
inauguration parade. will nave a large
number of ex -Confederates on the stan
This is understood 10 be the wish Of Presi
dent Harrison.
| Mrs. Lucy Parsons thinks that II few
more Anarchists could be hung It woulC
help their cause and make it more popular
| Postm aster Pearson, Of New York,
| going to resign and 20 into the insurance
business. Private Secretary Lamont ans
| President Cleveland besides other member
of the present Administration. it is said
will engage in the insurance business. Ism
| il queer that when a man fails 1t every
thing else he tries insurance.
Trip. Dakota is a small place, but it ha
race war. the trouble being between Rus
sian MennOits and Americans and ia
whole row was started by a Russian claim
Jag that an American cheated him out G
two chickens and his lawless endeavor I
get even by stealing a goose. No death
have resulted as yet. but there have bee
several collisions aud n number of person
badly wounded.
Private sdYices from the headquarters {
the President-elect at Indianapolis are I
the effect that all reports and rumors {
Cibinet appointments are mere conjecture
| Nothing will be positively known OF ID
new Cabinet until General Harrison hin
self shall announce it's members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

The ooncert 81 Powers last nighf w.s
magnificent in the numbers and snasl IN.
presslss Ia execsltion. The audience wou.a
have ksps the band playing al night. hse
they osnsenlsa- Ihe "Blsok huss4ss
have n equals IA Ansriea. Number o
pieces considered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Father r. c. Jean. OF Dubuque Vas pat
oot Of nls church ten years ago, snd he l.
stiil suing ;As Bishea Tor hls share Of the
property. lie has oesB seageR by ths courts
q great EaAay times. stiH As insisu that he
vas wronsfolly deprived % his property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
An Old Kamedy.

PARIs. Dec. 3O.-A manifesto has been
i-sued by the new revolutionary group, de-
claring that the commune is the sole
remedy for evils OF Roulangerism and Radl
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Mike sullivan, Boston man Who had
served t~enty seven years Of life sentence,
has Oeen pArdoned By ths Governor he Is
now a. years of age
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

supported bf people OF excellent reeuGs
In dramatic woIk opons = ~esks engage
msnt st kedmonos lQulEhL Ihe nrsl bat
az IEs week a Living ile viii ss the blll
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

The frsf nnnua' meet. n OF fhe sfsekhoifers ~
Tic Michigan cen Manufacturing Cen pay viI
te held al tie oelce 81 tae comlAHy il i4s Nfs
Kendall block, ou Tuesday. tasusrs /, issa ai
s..a D m U Iirfff
Grand ksIids. Mica Dec a. ls1,. hsrelary
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Adorcss care ~ J lufk a SONS. manuiarluf-
en- Of Band luetuBcats No. lolls hlfccl.
Telephone e,6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Another company OF noted specially
sriisss is announced BY Manage Smith Tor
Eh~ oominF week The programme viii
aeouna With the nuesl Hols in Tie sAude
vile profession. EnFsged expressly for
holiday week presenting 10 the patrons ~
this coxy res0rt an entertainment ufaoiug
all previous efforts A beautiful minstrel
scene each performance concluding with
the b@autilul burlesQne. entitled A
Polished Bandit introducing solos
duets 9usrieies snd ohorases. elegant cos
tunes aud gorgeous transformation scene
A grand extra matinee will be given New
\ ears Day a. . O'Clock. and regular matlnees
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ai
which ume the entire progrsmme will be
presented Good houses will 10 doubt
reign 81 each performance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

There has been 80 little snOw in ths
Great North vest that that wonderful eoun
ny Is being doomed as WlRter resort
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

STRUCK Gas strikes ones fancy In tue
very tile. and the colaedy ought 70 have .
generous reception a. Powers tonight sno
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Private sdYices from the headquarters OF
the President-eect at Indianapolis are to
the effect that all reports and rumOrs Of
Clbinet appointments are mere conjectures.
Nothing will be positively known of the
new Cabinet until General Harrison him
self shall announce its members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

John Ii. Spotf0rd bAak teller. las been
arrested Tor stealing $3.50. II he had
stolen si50.co0 Spotford would now be IN
Canada and called great man.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
&Sern,at,n, SNo.. yreitae. Sen 10. alueuf, 1855.

General 8bilip Senrp Sberiban iit
am lebten Sonnta9 4beno unertuartet
i6nea auf ieinem 2anbfib in Mufiudus
ietts 9eitOrben. = Or mar am 6. MGr5
1881 in Someriet. Sbio, 9eboren, iit
ipmit MIR 81 Sabre oft seiporbeu. SIN
Sabre 1647 trat er, II Sabre aft, in
be Militdrafabemie in @efpoint, iuel6e
er 1855 perlie6. Son oa on Biz 1861
bieute er IN Der yer. Gtaaten Grtilferie
mlb betbetli9te ii6 an 8ermeiiun9sarz
beiten unb Snbianerfdnpfen. @dbrenb
bes &rie9es unb nad bemielben itieg er
raid oDn Stufe 81 Stltfe, big er
I6lie6li6 oberiter General Der 9lrmee
mar. Sefanntli6 ma6te 6err
Sberiban ben beuti9 frau56Iiiden
&rie9 im oeutiden Sauptquartier
nit uno eriuarb ii6 bort oiele 6reunSe.
Sein rai9es Sini9eiben iuirb ollsemein
betrauert. Infer 2anb fat an ibm ni9t
nur einen suten unb braoen Solbaten,
ionoern audi einen tii6ti9en unb ebren>
tperthen SiirQer berloreu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10

Der @uuperneur BON Snbiana ebenio sez
gen bic uBeiftfappen" auftrdte, 70
piiroe er ieinem Staate man9e S9anbe
eriparen. 9ie freden 8uben, bic unter
Dem 8priuanbe, fir Tusenb unb Sittz
li6feit 5u ior9elL 9an5e Counties in
S6reden perieben, baben abernals
cine i6euBli6e gbat ueribt. sic iiber=
fielen 5ipei Wormonendlteite, bic nit 2
befebrten 5rauen BEL elmer gSitttpe in
8errD County 3uflu6t seflnOen batten
nnO peiti6ten iie fait 81 9obe. Die 9ez
qlldlten 8epobner jener @egenb tuullen
nun cine @esenOrsaniIatiun bilben unb
Die @eiBfnppen NIT ibren eisenen @ufz
fen befdmpfeu. 9lllO nu9 iii benz cipiliz
iirten Staute Snbiana tuiro ii6 cine edit
mittelalterli8e 6ebbe abipielen, tuenn
ni6t Der @puuerneur bod mod ,Ieinen
@e9 flar iie6t" unb Mittel finbet, lint
Der Nnar6ie ein gnbe III MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-10
Docket of the Gasc0nade County
Probate Court, August Term,
1888.

1sT DAY, MONDAY AUGUST 18TH, 1888.
/. ArmindaCantley, executrix of Silas Cant
| ley, deceased, final settlement.
,. Gerhard Brader, g and of John Then,
| minor. annual settlement.
g.. j: F. Barbarick, administrator of Mary
Barbarick, deceased final settlement.
f.. Louis Diekgraefe and c of FL. and +.
Diekgraefe minors, annual settlement.
5. Ferdinand Nowack 8 and m h of Augu st
Schulz, deceased, annual settlement.
6. Hasten Buschmann exc OF Christine Rug
gesick deceased. first settlement
Z. Chas. Faes eXH of Joseph Faes, deceased,
first settlement.
8. Carl Hoppe, adm Friedrich Gnadt,
deceased, annual settlement.
8. Philip IIaeilner, adm b n ID. a. Hell
mers, deceased, annual settlement.
2ND DAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST l4Tn, 1888
10, Fritz Lang, exc George Lang, deceased.
final settlement.
IL. j. ii. Meyer, adm Barbara Ackernann
deceased, final settl eInent.
II. j. I'll. Meyer, adm Valentin Ghtsch, de-
ceased, final settlement.
l3. Louis Neese adm Il b II Adolph Buecker,
deceased, final settlement.
IA. John Schmidt, adm of j. w. Kahle, de-
ceased, first settlement.
Is. Henry WestholZ, adm. Henry TIacht de-
ceased, first settle rent.
Is. VIM. G. Boeing. aud Carl and Fred.
Siegel, minors. first settlement.
Il. p. w. Burchard, 6 and C H. ID. and K. j.
Tayloe. minors. annual settlement.
IL. VIM. Berger and C Il. Rodgers, min
or, annual settlement.
BIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1883.
10. Henry Gerken, & and C IN of Geo. Holt,
deceased, annual settlement.
20. Wilhelmine He5emann and C A. L. and
L. uesemann, minors, annual settlement.
81. Louise Hartmund 6 and G m of Gottlieb
Hartmund, deceased annual settlement
%. Lindsey Holt g and Elizabeth Ringeisen.
minor, first settlement.
%. Fritz Lueke, and II. aud w. Me
bruegge. minors, annual settlement.
"a. Fritz Lueke, 8 aud C Emma Lilster minor,
annual settlement.
25. Henry Lieseme ,er, g and c Louise Liese-
meyer, minor annual settlement.
26. Jacob Michel, g and IN of j. Michel,
deceased, annual settlement.
81. Friedrich Meyer, x aud of Christian
Meyer, deceased, annual settlement.
4TH DAY, THURSDAY AUGUST 18TH, 1883
2S. Gustave Naegelin, and c IN h of b.
Braunworth, annual settlement.
%. Margareth Poppenhouse, and III OF
Gerhard Poppenhouse, deceased, first settle
ment.
80. P. A. Richardson. and l.. II of d. P
Richardson, deceased, annual settlement.
81. August Reinhold, and of Rudolph
Eckenberg, minor, annual settlement.
80. Fridolin SCHNEIDER and OF NJ. II.
SCHNEIDER, minor, annual settlement.
33. Carl Schumacher, and C of +. Kur-
relmeyer, minor, annual settlement.
"a. Christoph Weber, and m of Ger.
Naegelin, deceased.
FRANCIS OSCKRE.
Probate Judge
Hermann, July Il, 1888.