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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-06-14
CAT Office does best lob work.

CAT office does best Job work
See F. c. Finnerty for chattel loans.
Old newspapers for sale at this office
Hardware stock to be closed out at j.
E. Meglemrle's-
If you want to sell your land leave it
with Pingree s. Plaster.
Go to Ramsey & Ramsey for the
celebrated Coldwater Road Carts. 3
The Improved Hull Vapor Gasoline
stove is the best, at A. B. Canfield's. loft
Chicago Lumber Company handle Rock
Springs and Deer Lick Camel coal loft
Go to Ramsey & Ramsey for the
Ketchum, Moline and Milburn wagons.
Call at J. f. Meglemre's to examine
the new shipment of Odds Wagons just
added to his stock.
Copeland & Van Petten
have acre lots for sale adjoin.
ing Colby from $50 to 5000.
PASTURE. W. Gilmore. near Otter
bourne, Kansas, has 800 acres fine pas
ture with running water. Will pasture
horses reasonably
VEGETABLE MARKET-C. W. Douglass
has opened vegetable market next door
north of the State Bank. where he will
have all kinds of fresh vegetables i'm their
season.
An UNPARALLELED OFFER.-TheKan-
sas City Weekly Journal FREE from this
date to Nov. Is, 1885. to all subscribers
who pay up arrearaees and for one year
in advance.
For big bargains in vehicles and nipple
ments of any Kind. yen should see sam
Piles and get prices. I'd door under First
National bank. A. G. VAN PETTEN,
Colby, Kansas.
FOR SALE.-One large span of work
horses. Will take 50 sores of breaking
for part pay, and give time on balance
13-2t B. WYANr,
Colby.
For SALE--Two blocks south of the
L. & C. Depot in South Park Addition.
southwest quarter of block II. Inquire
of ]. W. Irwin or H E. Weid
- n. E. OLDs.
BOerneY Bros. keep
all kinds Of mems
working shoes, and
every pair Is warran-
ted. 13H|
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-06-14
Queensware, and
Glassware cheaper
tina n ever before
know. At the Horse
shoe. Nc OR MICK
T. B0TT. 14tf

Huntly & Behne are moving their
large stock of general merchandise into
the Grand Central" A large number
of boxes of new goods arrived yesterday
and win be displayed ct once on toe
counters of this enterprising firm. They
occupy the largest and 1sest room in
northwestern Kansas.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-06-14
A full line of fine
la dies shoes and
slippers at B0erner
Bros. 13n

r. Waters and his father S. r. Waters,
of Hale township. called at our Office on
Saturday Both are substantial farmers
and sound republicans. Mr.. r. Waters
is now engaged in organizing the republi-
can club in Hale The c. K. s. n. pass
es through the farm of S. II. Waters aud
q station will be established on the farm.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-06-14
Colby will celebrate.
Sheridan is said to be improving slow

Colby Will celebrate.
Sheridan is said to be improving slow
ly.
Trunks. Valises and Travelling bags. at
Kaub & Cos. 14tf
Hanging Us abolished in New York.
The death penalty in that state will here
after be inflicted by the electrical shock.
Remember that Kaub & Co. can give
YOU Chicago prices on carpets of all
kinds Many of the best carpets in town
have come from this popular house. 14tf
T.. j. Hendriek. of Hiawatha Kas. ),
and devoted reader and friend Of this
paper called on us to-day to pay his sub
scription.
The members of the different commit
tees on Fourth of July celebration are
requested to meet in the north room of
the brick bank on Saturday evening at
so'clock to complete arrangements.
r. L. CHAMBERS.
Chm. Ex. Com.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
HORACE ". ABBOTT
Az Old nArrss or oecS AGAIN
Nellie Dssss1x wili xtssrs 4. the CssFts
Case AsEs-A b@diy ntxsa ' Ssss
81 ssFEtisx

n " Aobott sss arrested n kslsmszoo
ysstesd.y snd bfosgat 70 this city. Is siil
ss rsEasmssrsd sh4f lsss spring Mr.. Apsots
and q somsn Of ths town named Ssalie
Ds Gang seFs arrested for stealing 80 AMI
ssrs laksa - Police Hsadqu2TtsFa where
he money sas Ecfuadsd. Mss DsIoung
Ella nsd that sue vas sneisnte ey A5ootI.
sBd they wsrs discharged oa condition thai
ABBOTT marry tbs girl. which hs
did. A fs. wseks sltsrssrd Ab-
bot hlsd bali Ia tie Superior
Court ASKING fsr a diysGcs fron the De
IcGng soman. claiming that hs had a vile
iTin. 10 tnis city. HE ses up 10 Dis oili oi
CON pl4lnt that wasn be vas taken 20 Police
healq quarters hs wss badly frisetsned and
vas compelled 70 marry Nellie De Young
by euperlntend.nt Smith. and that he snss
Of 40 other Nay out Of the difheugfy thar %
marry the girl a. directed by the sapena-
tsndsnt Abbott said that 10 knew moth
ing OF the stealing. except thai the
money was handed 70 him for safe keeping
and the claim OF the girl that she sas
sncients. sss russ put up 0y her 10 make
him marry her and get nsrsslf out Of bad
scraps- Subsequent events. hOsevsr. 90 u
saov that Mr.. Abbott Is sOl as truthful ss
be might be lie has been in the company
Of vile No , great deal since
be commenced bis action for .
divorce. SO much 90 mas he been
with her. that a les weeks ago vile 10. l
got cat ~arrsnt for his arrest on the
charge Of Digsmy. and he has sincs then
eludsd the officers until yesterday. when be
vas picked up in Kalamazoo. The case will
come up in the Police Court today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

sxs.as,sN ytNsSsNs
CHARLEvoIx. Aug. l0.-Yesterday at noon
high breeze had increased TO tremendous
gale causing great excitement among re-
sorters and vessel men. Several vessels
were sighted at 4 o'clock flying signals of
distress, and although the seas were run.
ming over the government piers the tug
Martin started out 10 help and in going
out came very near being dashed upon the
pier end. Several vessels ran the gauntlet
and found a quiet harbor inside. The tug
succeeded In getting in tow the schooner
Peoris, bark laden out water logged, and
brought her safely in amid the cheers OF
thousands OF resorters and towns people.
who watched them in surprisr from the
time her signals was discovered until
brought IN safely. Resvrters are always
in ecstscy when down on our grand beach
during a storm. Today the shore is crowded
by agate hunters as far as one can see.
The steamer Cyclone lost Der upper works
in crossing the bay between Peioskey and
Harbor Springs during the gale Wsdnes-
day
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
POLICE rIcKUPs

The patrol wagon wsat 20 i54 Foarth-st.
last evening 70 qgsA riot.
Jss. Bugs. the cigar thief n the jail hAs
recovered from BIS recent case OF Jim
iams."
leo. Tyler. the colored man. charged
~ith stealing wsieh. siu have an exam
InaIi0n ne ilth- Tyler Il out on bail.
j. IL COlleton. charged with keeping bis
saloon open after hours. was held tor trial
yesterday, at the next term OF the superior
Court.
The Minnie Carroll case vas on call yes
teiday. but Minnie failed TO respond when
her pams vas called. Minnie Is supposed
90 be ia Canada
Mrs Jas. Walters vas arrested last even
lng for bsing drnnx and disofderly. Mrs.
Waters Is a tough customer and gives the
police lots Of trouble.
John White. that man who nearly
Knocked or the top Of Barney Ascksy's
head a. LAmpman's Lodge House. will
come up for examination this afternoon.
Frank Poxodinski. the West Side saloon
man. Who was charged with sssaulting q
small bay. will have bis trial in Police
Court tbs 18th. The trouble arose over q
game OF cards.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
IN THE RorUSDAs


Frank Rechel. Of Asrqustte. is at Sweet $.
3. Van Putten. OF Holland, Is at the Nor
ton.
F.N. Hscox. of Gr.envills. 10 at the
Eagle.
C. r. Holderidge, Of Detroit. Is gusst at
sweet =.
VA button. OF Cleveland. is s,oppin :
o. sweets
C. r Dockery. Of Rockford. Is stopping
a. the Eagle.
Geo. T. Steele. . prominent ST. John,
man. is a. the Morton
Frank 9. Sampson. Cadillac hardware
msrchsot. is ~ The Morton.
state Senator Edwards OF Fremont Vas
. xuess 81 Ehe Eagle yesterday.
Ira Van vslksnosrg aud Archie Mccoy.
Of Hastings we're IN the city yesterday buy
ing fgrolturs.
T.. ;. O'Rourks. Of Fort Wayne. is q guesi
81 the Asrton. Mr.. % Roufks sss . can
didate for he nom nation for Congress BE-
fore to- Democratic convention held IN ais
district this week. but the field com oil
against him and De vas beaten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
TOWN TOPICS.

The asnaal schosi slsctioa ssxs. piAes
Bsctsn9sf 3
T. stz.haB IS rsmsdsiiax pa house ca
tie corner 81 v sst Fallon sad ~ FsTnan-
sA
Frauk " orfsFs horse fan swsy on West
bfiiss-sS yesterday ana snashsd tns
busky.
Naltsr A. smith and Ma Nay c.
Wager ssFs ths eoiy p>sons 10 lsxs oat =
maFrlsss aesass yesterday. Ages q and -.
0sofvs Leroy lsst night. ea1xhs sa eel
measuring thiftY-seysn inehss 10 length
stn hock sad Lac near the dam IN ne
riger.
Jim Allen. me gambler. ~as Too frss -ith
Ma 5l.ttsfy TIE Wstsrioo 81. saloon msn.
sat Bizht snd Eot whipped foE cslila- Af.
slattsry h4fd namss
The Third Ward Republican Club -ss
organized l2st evening sith A. T. \ sfsK,
pIssldsni. T., Possfs. sscrsiary, aad &.
{ Foilmsr. treasurer.
The pubic Schools open again asHl
meath i0f ths fsii term. and alfs<dy he
smsli bofs are sssfn8iBx % count the ie.
remaining da9s Of vacztioa liberty Win
rsgfeG
The Canal and Bridxs-st cnrsers are
hloeksdsd OBs 5y TIE building OF The
Fuller block and the other Dy tue tesftn Z
up 90 the sidswslx ca the Bridges. side oi
the fhaysr 5iu,k. preparatory % ne con
sfH4cti0n Of the aGasx.
Dspofy sheriff sslIsek, Of Quiscy. Sas Ia
tne ciy yesterday sith . man that he had
arrested near Person. for larceny. Mf. Sci
eek .ss formerly captain OF Company B.,
tighth Michigan Cavalry. Is. W. Lewis,
a. tns ali sss q member Of the same cora-
pany aad a. he had not seen Mr.. selisck
aimee he var, they bad bix visit.
Miss Charlotte Aanson celebrated hsE
hnh birthday slih party yesterday alter
neon 81 The home Of nef psrsnts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. ". Mnnson. NJ. Jeiisrson-aye.
The littls girls present we're Mary Butter
Geld. Daisy Luce. Cornsgis =. Fisher. Mar
gis Alisu. Bessie Lset and AlDeFune Nun
500. The little ones met from until
o a0ck, and bad a splsndld Lime.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

Frank Wood made flying trip TO Sand
AXE 90 business Thursday.
The remains Of Mrs. Palethorp, Who died
thursday. we're sent 10 Fort Wayne for
'arsl yesterday.
NJ and Mrs. Schravsssnd. son and Two
daughters have returned from . two weeks
visit az Mscafsra PARK.
Ms Bartlett has set men a. work on the
framework of a new block At the corner Of
Division and Green-sts.
Les Besrdsley has returned from south
srn FLORIDA shsrs be bss been since the isi
Of April, trying 70 improvs bis health.
The calvary Baptist Mission. Of the South
End. xzvs avn fete and social Of toe resi-
denc- Of Mrs. Leonard. Of south DivisiOn-
81. isst night
The scsvsuger wagon lost = wheel on
South Division e. Thursday To the vicinity
of he Neigs block. The wagon came down
vita a crssh snd-vell. he's How svery
one hustled ss ihsy passed the wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
TOO MUCH MARRIED.
A sparta Mans sad Enpsrisaes With Two
wemss. Both Msrrisd-to Him.

A sparta Mans sad Enpsrisaes With Two
wemss. Both Msrrisd-to Him.
When sanford q. Sales. farmer living
pear Sparta. drew ticket Ia the matri-
uonisl lottery in 1881, hs did not get Just
what heexpectsd. 30 he tried the same wheel
Of future happiness sgsin July Is, and now
be is IN trouble
February IS 1881, he married Mary
Elizabsgh Raymond, OF Lowell. and, as he
supposed. she was . single woman. out the
facts we're that she was married aud a
divorce was granted to her February 2S.
lssl-three days alter tbs new firm had
been organized. They lived together = few
years and then separated.
Sanford has new reached the age Of IS
aud was lonely, so on the 18th of July he
vas married 10 Amanda Lee, a 20-year old
girl OF this city. Sayles had some doubts
ADO ut getting married the second time. so
be consulted an attorney who assured him
that the marriage was void on account OF
his trst vile having living legal husband
At the time While Ssyles was hunting
this valuable and JOYOUS information,
Amanda was waiting IN the County Clerk S
once TO hear the result and rs it was fay-
orable to them, the marriage license was
Issued and they were married. Now
Amanda comes into court, and says that
she has been grievously wronged. and yes
terday had q warrant issued for the arrest
Of the Sparta follower OF Mormon prin
clples.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

Tns xesss~ Fsssr s@ia 50 ss Assswsisx "a
fptesssi~ fsrua "a J.eksssstlie

wkssiksEos. Aag. i0-Sarevon tsasrsi
baslisen = tskisx sleps % pfssens he
spread 81 ysAae. fsser 1om tie laisc.sa
para u isrlSs 70 ether psIts = TIE eoQtt
Instructions ksss se~n FiseD sof The sst~s.
nsknsat 81 faniEsen ssetloas Tor a.
uslls lroa dangerous alslFicls. A tsls-
gram sas sssn reoessd from DE. 0ullsrsK
st lscssoE vile, a. tallo~s
rlAos "Wednesday sse8ias tso csses
have appeared al ne 0sy Hospital. "a ghs
oaa1lrss u tosn. Tssy hsss teen Aselstee
there. Oae ef tbsin oss - contested ~ttt
originsi focos. fbres ether osses ~sss ots-
osvsrea tc1sy. Iolsi. ave new oGsos. Ne
are oeslsnins ts lose cennsotioe With tAs
oririRsl focus TIE lssi lhres osses All
probably be sent ~ ssnd hllls. bei the ia
poFtsDos OF isolsti on is esidently diminish
ihg. lnfeolsd localities have been closed
up. aud measures Ter disinfscsson have been
taken"
fhe President Of the State Beard o'
Health. VI Jscksonulls. fls, is.egTapbs
today that the disease is assuming al spi.
dsnie form. The Seperintsndsat Of tbs
railway nan SERVES. ~. Bancroft vas IL
ooIsuitstisn With DR. Hsmiton this morn
IND. and promised thai al employs OF he
service shall be present al each fumlsstlei
station 10 cooperate with the physician,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
RAILROAD RUMBLEs.
The travel north is very heavy.

The travel north is very heavy.
The q. X. & |. shops shut down at noon
yesterday for the remainder OF the day.
The D., g. II. K N. r. r. has q counec-
ton with Musksgon. IL Is by way of
Owosso and the T. s. 4 NJ.
The @. K & l. train north last night was
made up of seven sleeping cars. three pas
senger coaches and two baggage cars.
w. J. Russell, foreman of the @. X. Il
paint shop. has gone to Fort Wayne to ac-
company the remains of bis aunt, Mrs
Psliihorp.
On August . the ID. L. 4 n will give ex
cursion rates 10 and from Detroit 10 accom-
modate those wishing TO see the ball game
20 be played on that day between Chicago
ssd Detroit. The fare il s.. SO for the round
trip.
The freight cars which were derailed by
the spreading of the track near the csbooss
track caused the delay of several trains yes.
terday forenoon. Engines coming out oi
the round house were put IN much trouble
ia getting past the wreck.
The Toledo. Saginaw & Michigan Rail
road IL now under the management of the
d.. g. II. 4 ". This gives the d.. g. II. &
NJ. direct entrance to the lumber town OF
Ausksgou, which may be made ihe ter
HAuAf VI tue b-f n. NJ Auste8u Oh
Grand Haven.
The Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
will have its passenger coaches heated by
steam direct from the locomotive during
cold weather IN the future. This action /.
taken in compliance with . lsv recently
enacted prohibiting the used of stoves in
railroad passenger coaches in Michigan.
A great deal Of work is bring done tc
make the special excursion TO Columbus on
September 10 very please ut trip for the g.
A X men. The G. & W. NJ. will pick ur
all Who wish 10 70 and bring them here on
sunday. September 9, and tssy will run tc
Toledo. -hsr. they will be Joined by the de
psrtment headquarters train. accompanied
by Aichigsn's veteran war Governor. Austin
Blair. They will arrive on the Jackson
branch II the l. $. A. " 3. They will also
- joined here oy the Womsn's Relief Corps
and the whole crowd will proceed from To-
ledo 10 Coiu mbus togsthsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

NAssIseFoS, Aak. le.- Coagtessnsn
fsTsesy @sss iissly slTozxss ios ne S1Ss-
nas postsfies "a tns He1ss thAs a.erBius
fke oia<F Cay Nj barFe-s tried 10 gel
tAFoogh the kalaaszoo euiidlng. sat a.
obiscslon from he Democratic sid4 pas u
oEer. Hhsa Isrsnsy got he oss s@s
matter ~ TO-DAY &f. C.ason 81 o0ee Ia4ee
point ga ths sstios IA tns kslsns1oo
case. he declared that ths D~Ho-
eats we're tying 20 bald
0fhess in tkeir tosns ant defszI o2iiolnks
IA kxpabiiSan tosns Ia behalf o. ~.
buFF0-a ~no sss sbssat, NJ. Csnnoa
asked thai kalsmzLSo AID kkOss BE Goa
s.dersd tozsla<r. tnis prsci plated . party
struggle in waleb hall Of tne tossloeIs
wsfs GA tksir tsst sboatng Kalamazoo
AE. keAilisn. " fsanessss. angFly "a
serted that TIE kspa0iicsns course vas
balieozing shiCh Democrats would Dol
tSisfsts. A. mach a. se love saginaw
De dsclsFsi We ~Ill sacrifice bsT rather
than pan kalamazoo 70 her" Ar. Holman
snd otGer economists took . hand, aud
after hzlf an hour Mt. TaEsney was obliged
~ give up TIE nghL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

FLCsHISs. L. l.. Aug. i0.-A colored girl
named Maggie Jones. Is years old. vas
murdered last night By a white woman
named Emma J. Fletcher. aged 50 years. TO
Who The girl had kiven shelter for the night
The dead body Of the colored girl vas
fouaa this morning in her csbin, With the
head split open ana horribly mutiisted. An
are on the floor told how the wounds we're
afflicted. The Flstchsr woman has been
arrested and it wa found nat her oihin1
vas covered with blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
ACTIVE PRoHlsITloNlSTs.
An Aggressive Campaign Organizing
Nass Nsetinx At Hand.

Last nights Detroit Nslcs says: Members
OF the Prohibition State Central Committee
get some benefit out OF the Republican State
convention. They svaiied them selves OF
the half-fare rates given on the railroads.
came TO Detroit aud held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon. They expect
70 organize every county In the htste, and
before two weeks are past will have forty
men in the field for that purpose.
Several large mass meetings are also on
the programme. one OF them to be in De
troit about five weeks hence. To address
these grand rallies. besides State talent.
there will be imported such big guns as
John T. 81. John. Gen. Clinton Il. Fisk,
John A. Brooks, Geo. w. Balm. Volney b.
Cushing. Prohibition candidate for Cover
nor in Maine, and such others as can be Sc
cured
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

In honor Of Sheridan Gen. I. G. Smith
has is-uisd the following order in respect
70 General Sheridan:
The death Of Gen. Philip n. Sheridan
leaves he nation without a Irving idol. Hs
vas sudesred 10 all loysl hearts and his
memory will i've In song and story as vel
as IN history.
III. old soldiers delight in recounting his
gsllsnt fesis m arms. and the citizen sol
diery bad in time an earnest friend.
As msrk Of respect for The heroic desd
he coiors Of this command will be drsped
ia mourning and the usual hsdxs worn on
The biits Of The oficrrs sworas for forty
days from The date Of tbir order.
Brig. Gsn'i lsRsEL G. saIrH.
Gas ". CALErvs.
Lieut. Col 4 AAs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

sttNsaNt " tes HtNsses.s stesN,.
SARASkC, Aug. I0.-H. A. Brooks, real
estate and loan agent OF Grand Rapids. Is
registered at the Dske House. Mr. Brooks
reports Grand Rapids as prosperous city.
The market owned BY Allshouse &
Monks has been purchased by William J.
Allshouse.--The school, Board OF this
village - In dslsmms as 10 choice of a
teacher to fill the place of Prof 8. W
Smith. upwards Of forty applications being
died with the Board, and at this wiring no
choice has been msde.--H. r. Johnson,
delegate 10 the State Business Mems Asso-
citation. hsld at Cheboygsn, reurued home
last evening"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

kaLaSszoo, Aug. l0-A large meet
ing Of influential business men took place
this morning 20 investigate the proposition
Of the Columbus. Lima & Northwestern
Coal aud Railroad Company to build line
20 this city from Coldvster at 5000 per
mile and right Of WAY. This project would
greatly benefit coal consumers and Others
IN the city. A committee vss appointed 70
visit the company at Columbus . and in
vestigsse their standing. should the road
fail 20 reach this city II vfli be butt e
Fsyeiis, Battle Greek an Ssurat1ck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

WnsEssERE Pa. Aug. l0--Jossph
Richards Il yesrs old, while driving .
nuie n The Murray cssl mine, vss sirack
By q Fuuswsy train With such force that
his bad pss driven into The mules body
psnetysfing fns stopssch. The mule drop-
ped dad Richsras ess drawn out Of II,
position ~ The Eriied strength o. to rsn
The isd's shoulder vss broken and his
scu.i fractured. He III die.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

foxroS. Aug. l0-ln q reply Of N. Cob
let, the French Minister of Foreign Asairs.
% TIE Italian nots announcing the oocup.-
ton q Nsssowsh by Italy be protests
szsinss the aboi il0n q cspi ~ siion. vita
cas- oeg8tisti0n or agreement with ths
Psssrs. sad hints that France wiA psrsns
ths same tactics 0f TIE futsrs n IL salts hsr
interests % 10 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
THREE woMeH's PICTURES
Their Discovery BY his wife Makes rrsubis
Tor nr Grsxr OF Atlanta

TOR nr. orsgE OF Atlantis.
AILAsTA. ia, Aug. l0.-As. Annie
Gregg. 81 one time the belle Of Atlanta. has
sued for divorce trsm her husband. J. r.
Gregg, The present suit 10 on the hus-
bands part for the recovery Of three pho
toSTaphs aud dozen iovs-isttsrs written 10
him by dilfsrent women. which. hs alleges.
bis wife took from his desx. These let
teFs are held by Mrs Gregg as proof
OF her husbands irregularities. The pic
turss of the three women are also sub
ects OF dispute. one lady Ia street dress Is
Mrs. Olcott formerly an Atlanta woman,
and still we'll remembered here. Mrs. Olcou
has signsd "" al The end OF some decId-
edly interesting letters. Aad II is understood
that the tuit for divorce will De founded
upon Gregg relations with her. rather than
the other two one OF whom, q jacksonville
woman. is also an ex-Atlanta belle. and be
longs TO highly respectable family. She
Is not married. The third. Chicago wo-
man. Is not so we'll known here. but If the
picture Is 10 be relied on she il remark ably
handsome
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
MORE TROUBLE.
This Time . Saginaw City woman IL In

This Time . Saginaw City woman IL In
Need of Divorce
Reuben and Mary Bennett we're married
in Saginaw City January 4. 1887. Yester.
day Mrs. Bennett fled bill for divorc,
in the Circuit Court In her bill Mrs. Ben
nett charges her husband with cruelty. de
ser,ion and adultery with one Sarah Compo.
and says that he bas not lived with the
complainant since last October. She further
says that about the TINA her husband de-
serted her their house burned and that he
obtained the insurance and then sold their
personal property. obtaining in all about
5000. lie then skipped, leaving the COM
plainant destitute.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

r 7 Cstcr. q Grsad Esusss. hss 70
nsnncsd tse Rspuslsesn party .n6 gone
s--r - the Frchihi,s.ni rhis !. "a
-sans ran vhc us6s 10 clcssnx spe~ch 81
eur r->snf rsfifcstioe nnestrg her.. and Il
tis servtr>S srs nsf 5@tf<r appreciated ~
ne p~ssie- thsn fhev we~~ ~ tss rsrr :
sere be ae->r ~sif - -s.sed =. asvsr
vNz - oass~t - aosssrs GO kecsrA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
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William suen G-s.H Hl. L~Fs H.sd rad.r
th- Kssf- - stsvs Fsctsry.
William Alien. While a. work In West
side stsvs factory yesterday, bad three
6nzsrs on his lsit hand cut squarslv OF.
uf Ds Camp dressed ths fingers and he
vss tsksn 70 bis home on Vest Rridesst
About o'ciock lsst evening ths Singers
cornmsne~d bleeding sgsin. and While IN |.
state of deiiriam Alien l.a the house. and
NJ - 80 this n1Drning be bal not been
found, and vss lssrsi that 20 would
bleed 60 death eelore he could - found.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

EF. svsriii, ey bis attorneys. wsrd 4
Ward commenced a suit n the Circuit
Caurf sgsinst Z ~ Woer hr Av.riu
clsirus thss su November =. lss7. b- hourhs
o. NJ. Wocc = aote ~ sego gsvsu by p
Bradford and note q xeoa given bv the
<sssvgo ksrafactnriBe Conp.uv NJ
W1cs rerresentinr that the rote. we~s
rood. saa ro- NJ Aver1li Genes iptss eaurt
snd saTs thst the notes a.. act col . tzhle
ard wants NJ. Weed - psy for sheua.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

srsaSsFrsLn. No. Aug. To- Besrdsn. ths
negro Who shot and fatally -ound.d Oficsr
Palmer on "Wednesday. wecsptarsd today
hut not untu his body bss h~en Sled with
l-sd Hs ~s- plscssi m the Sprineisid al.
which is nc~ surrounded NJ mob 81 s.a
rnsn. vho threaten 70 irnch tbs fssp-rsdo
The negro = so BADLY ~oun3ed. howsver
thst il i thourht he Gil dc.