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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

THE neglected cough often develops into con
sumption. Use BROWNS EXPECToRANT. 50t
and 81 bottles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

HALLS Vegetable Siciiian Hair Remover is
becoming universal favorite for restoring gray
hair to its original color, and making hair grow
thick and strong.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

Honey in a little water is excellent to smooth
the hands For excessive PRECIPITATION in them
mixture of belladonna and cologne water.
part of the first to two of the last.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

BEWARE of that cough! For over thirty years
Browns ExPECToRANT has been q sure safe
and speedy remedy for Groups. colds etc. so
cent bottles Ask your druggist
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

FINE livery and hacks at Horace F. Woods
stables % Circle street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31
California Excursion.

The last excursion of the viii leave
st. Louis, Mo, $50 p. NJ. Feb. 16, via Iron
Mountain Route. Lower rates than by other
lines, choice of routes returning. For partiou-
lars address COKE ALEXANDER, Agent,
90 w. Maryland ST. Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

Browns ExPEcToRANT cures coughs, colds,
etc. Sold by druggists. 50cent bottles
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31
Chaan Excursions to Texas.

The Missouri Pacific Railway will run two
excursions to Texas, leaving St Louis Jan. %
and Feb. s, at half fare tickets good until May
l. For Particulars address
COKE ALEXANDER, Agent,
SO w. Maryland St Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-31

State Senator Cox Defends the Criminals.
Special to the IndianaDoIis journal
MARTINsvILLE Jan. 3O.-State Senator j. F.
Cox from this senatorial district, has been very
pronounced in his views concerning the result Of
the trial of the Coy gang. and has used many
adjectives in expressing himself that leave the
impress sion that he is not only in earnest but
that he is irate-that he not only wishes to
boast of his opinions, but also wishes to so on
record with them. Only word was necessary
10 get the Senator's opinions. He was asked
the question. what do you think of the Coy
verdictl' He Immediately replied denou ncing
the court the jury, the attorneys. the committee
of one hundred, and especially VIM. Henderson;
nor did he cease his talk and gesticulAtion until
he bad assaulted President Cleveland The idea
OK Democrats a jury allowing Sim Coy, n
man of purity of intentions and Of exemplary
conduct: a man who is a model for men aud de-
serving infinitely more than his Rccusors, to be
convicted OF the crime of which Simeon has
been accused. tried and convicted. is prAposter-
Gus TO him. 1t was questioned whether Judge
Woods would give the convicted heavy a
light sentence, whereupon Cox said: "A light
send them TO If he could. He'll give
them the full extent OF the law
Speaking Of President Cleveland, he said:
Cleveland Ia n fool for appointing honest
man 70 prosecute those men, and this he said
with much more fervor than We usually employs
when repeating one of his fsvorite sentences,
which 10: II would not vote for Cleveland for
road supervisor"
Democrats and Republicans, however, In this
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Last Monday saernoon The gsf-ffs re-
porter met Mr.. Joan Harrington. The gen
tlsmsn that vas 50 igc<y IN he Nay draw
iar of the Louisians State Lottery. Like
the substantial. matter Of fact man that he
is. a. continues in ais old position ss enrl.
ne~r st the Atlsntie Mining Corn uoanv .
stamp mili. not having taken a single dsv
Com bis duties q celebrate his good FOR.
tnne His tckst vhich wss ore. tenth of
number 81 sssk TIE one thst drew The
second cspitai prise ot - eoo. wss the
second shsf he hst ooaEhf in ihe fouislsaa
state Lottery lie hss. therefors. sent thai
institution eut e. His prizs of g. ooo wss
csiisotst far kisn hy the Nstionsi nsas ~
6eaEhsrn - sooa Ser %. drs ~iax "a TIE
neceessry eoFrespend<uce cou8 b tnni-
pieiesi Ths rnsrsey wss prsmpt.r Invested
81 Hta - stetx 81 the Csianef 4 Hesla
a niax Comrsny baFsnx tseasf sharss Il
So eaeh frons iss Dividend q e. pef
sesre. psYaas< tnlT q whiea ttis s,isss.
ranF = anoarsiirie1 derosits ~ snopsr lave
snahied "a - ssfn 4 spite ef - fcssaf
iesses ~ hfe NJ Hsffln=tssa ssli receive
sae snas snw ~ fii<t fh4s = fhs inesssas
81 als ssouer aaFins th~ aysf noatk - 5 .
pessessioa 81 it - hss nvsi - fas iass
sipsriaf eappef asetfisf feeets fss frsTs
fe-iea ~ sa.eA aavs a~en ssent a. she A.
iansle sgsasp nsi1 70 afhts s.sAs So sa..
piag~f ia tte siil sifa fAeif aksss
ifasastae N.es. Hssss ssssss faas IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
AID. HAYWOOD AHEAD
LAsT NIenT AT Tse cousclL
Harry BsGrsH D~s1sa far oses-fhs
efrseE k&4tssy ordt2saes Passed -
karss SAD ssss1a ks.ilss 2ad ssA
bs Ers@zhs sp >sxt Asaasy ts<
a.. fis@l f4sssx~-

Whsa Mayor Wsssoa's eassl tsd last
nieht al s5. thers wsrs nftesz Of ths SIX
gssa Alssrnea pssssns. SPreags ef the
Pisa bsl1g l2e o1ly seat ysexaL TIE seeoy
wss fall
TIE crezds ssEs thsre 70 So What vas %
Be doos .ith TIE East Street RailFosd in-
BEoglio. ThsB found cut bsfore o'clock.
Tas matter .as bronght up 81 Aid. hay-
ward uh0 moved - pass tne street Kali
say ordinances nos aeiofe TIE Council 20
ifs third ssxdiAx snd announced that the
amendments prepared so1id % presented
81 that tine Ia due fcFra.
Ai4<rmen DeGFsaf, Baldwin and others
sndssvoFsd 70 prevent this eonrse. oat IL
vas useless. even thocga tbe Mayors
ascsst0n on . parliamentary point was
oacs appealed from and carried. Harry car
ryinz a moorsry point. The nnsl result
sas that the amended ordinance presented
by ths COMMITTEES vas read the nrst snd
secoad time By title. and then laid over one
Nsek for hual passage. la title Is 'An Or
dInsBcs kranupg peFtaissicn 70 the 0rand
Rapids stFsst Railway Company 70 con-
,tFuct and mslntain street cars and motors
upon its line on Hast 81.
Ihs references Was made by an simOst
unanimous vote and thus Il stands. II Slli
come up next Monday with the provision
ary amsndmsnts. viii be argued and either
passed or killed upon ~ third reading. lt
remains thep 70 be seen xhsther the Ccun-
cll iavors the interests OF the whole city or
the small portion who represent the Eastst.
boundary.
The Only other matter OF interest was q
discussion between Aldermen Davidson and
hesiraaf upon the matter OF fixing up The
oOoks 0f tne poor department. Alderman
Davidson. Chairman Of the Committee on
Poor. asked for an expert bookkeeper 10
strAightsn out the books. and Alderman
DeGraaf objected. The matter. after con-
siderable discussion, was referred back "a
The Committee ard Harry was downed
again.
The balance Of the Council proceedings
Was entirely routine order. The reports
aud resolutions were all for improvements.
and the only other important action va.
the calling Of the several committees by the
Cbairmse. The members of the Street Com
mittee, the Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts, the Sewer Committee and several
others will meet AZ the Council room on
Thursday afternoon Of 3 o'clock. just about
the tims tbey will wake up from theii
Fourth Of July celebration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
Exrnraianista

No vhi.xey Is sold on the grounds.
FL. Msybury vas the hsppiest person on
the train.
L. q. Stanton wss the heaviest man in
the party.
F.M. Carroll proudly exhibited string
Of 6fty-ore perch.
Long Lake vill be the resort Of the future
for Southern Michigan.
]. Mason Reyn bids ran his horse all the
way from Belmont and then got len.
A. b. Turner was in mourning because be
did act take bis Gshing tackle with him.
A large number Of the srcursionists len
Csleryvils With q bundle OF celery under
their arms.
+. W. Ball came IN At 2so on the Dublin
express pushed by two men. He arrived
just IN time 10 get on the train 10 GO home.
The little steamer on the lake carries 9
strsn orgsn-dou't know i,s other nsnae--
ssd makes ninslc Cor the merry excursion
ists
Another yesr the channel between Long
and Austin lsksa will be dsspened sad en-
larxeI 50 that . steamer can pass from one
% the 0ther.
l. = Dyssst brought home hae string II
olsok bsss. slsho1Sa ?. N. Carroll tells .
queer story ~ hoe he caught tbsun. Mr..
Drxsrt vas Obliged - stand guard over his
nsh Al Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
AT LONG LAKE RESORT.
A Pleasant Excursion Given to tho Gran
Rapids Newspaper Men.

a Pleasant Excursion Given To tho Grand
Rapids Newspaper Men.
A few days ago letter was received in
each of the newspaper Offices in this city
from c. L. lockwood. General Passenger
Agent of ths G.. r. 4 /. 4. r.. stating that
on Monday. July 2. a special car would con-
vey the members Of the city press to Long
Lake, the new resort below Kalamazoo.
Early yesterday morning the fraternity be-
gan to gather at the u Hion Depot. and
when the train started there were about
sixty persons IN the special cars furnished
by the company. The editors were accom-
Ianied by their wives and families. their
. sweethearts. their sisters or some other fell
lows sister. +. /. Maybury, the travelling
passenger agent of the road. had charge of
the special car, and be performed his part
of doing the agreeable In manner highly
satisfactory TO all.
Seven miles east and south of Kalamazoo
the lake was found. IL is one of the hand
soonest inland lakes IN the State and is in
one of the loveliest spots imaginable. Its
shores are studded with fine groves of oak
and hickory, and its beach is hard enough
for driveway all the way around the
lake.
The lake Is nearly four miles long and at
its widest place II IS about one mile IN
width. Its southern outlet connects 1t with
Austin lake. body of water even larger
than Long Lake. The water is from springs
in the immediate vicinity so that 1t is as
pure as lake water csn be.
The grounds are owned by Nate Spicer,
and the eating arrangements and picnic
facilities are in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
\. Mensch, who take great care of the
grounds Last season the G.. Il. Il /. Rail
road Company built spur from Austin to
the lake. q distance Of one mile, and trains
are run in there regularly from Kalamazoo
Everything is new snd by another season
Long Lake will be one of the finest resort
Likes in the country. Already its banks
are beginning To be dotted with cottages
filed with resorters who are looking for a
quiet spot and tnd here just what they are
looking for. with city advantages and pure
water.
The party spen. thc day boating. fishing.
eating and resting on the grass. At
o'clock the special cars were taken back 10
Kalamazoo where the time was put in un-
I'll the regular $40 train came along 10 bring
home tired and happy crowd Of excur-
sionists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Mrs. A. T. Ant.sd-l and family leave on
Thursday los Ba5 View.
Mrs. John Meyers. Of Fort Wayne, is
visilag friends ia this city.
Mss Julia Lane, of Essex Center, Ont, Is
the guest Of friends in this CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. ". 8 Crosby and Miss
Grace Bunnioa are 10 Chicago.
Prof L. n. Van Wormer. Of Rochester,
N. y. = visiting friends Ia this city.
q. " HsYwood. agent Tor The Alta Hey
wood Comedy Company. - IN the city.
Mrs.. Charles Johnson has gone 10 Alpena
30 spend TIE summer with her brother.
Nrx Harry Wiadicomb and family leave
for Ne cue ion-sing on Thursday next.
Mrs. ceo. A. Hall left yesterday for
Dundee. y T.. for visit With relatives.
Nrs Ksnkia and children. of Detroit. are
visiting Mrs.. Helen Roberts. Of Jsferson-
ave.
Mr. ard Ms. -. 9. Hell hav. returned
from a few days visit with friends ia Chi
csgo.
Nrs. John widdicoub and family 70 10
Ws-age- ton-sing on Thursday 10 spend the
summer
George y Wagner haa returned from an
extended trip tbrouga Mississippi. Louisia-
ns aad Texas.
Charles Stow. representing the Great
Rsrnpm and London shows. was IN the
city Yesterday.
Charles Erin Werner. who has been r., ths
city Pr some lime past. left tor the Eass
iast evening
Ms. Olive Gsre Of Boston. sho has been
visiung Nrs. Casrifs Grinasil. returned
home yesferfsy
Zen I. Hastid preached the initial sar-
mon At ne gisndeid Congregational church
en- S0acag lsst.
NJ. sns Mrs.. Norssu Feck. of Chic.ro.
III, srs guests 81 Ais sunt. Mrs.. s G. smith.
o. East Falien-st.
M jennie Mcintyre. Of Detroit. i a
auess AZ the residences of her uncie. John
Aciniyre. of ae iyoo-st.
" r wsunder Who hss been SPEND az
the psst tWc we~ss with friends IN THIS city.
las returned "a Kansas civ
Mss Eniiy Nobi. wao csuae up nom
orsws eeaca asst weex. returns today -
srend re osssacs ~ the sesson
Rev ~. Barnes ~ Kalamazoo. called On
- dsushter N7< G. s. Hartman. yrstaF-
cav. Naiie en his Wy % nsv Yiew
Prot = IS htcneil. formerly supsrin-
teiiaent oi cchecis here. aow ecranvins 4
/.
ths euest sf hieres n .hfs eifv
rohn lsu,.ser = ssksnz : thr~s w.sk. -
cslinn snt Nii erigv 4 frln down The 81
fsxrensr RIVER asd a vis.t q N,rwira
Noon.. as fsFrss home erlore rr6trnin<.
" IT. Hsus4y 3r.. znes =, Wisconsin, Fl,
eraeze in etieinesS sitA his asthef. rsl ~
81 tsusesv. jcsefh s. lhla<niaa sfrre.,i =
aim - money eFisr sissk 81 he rsssstaee.
NJ 81 3 So = e=i wlfs sns us.s
Ffi.A Sr,ite sf dsfrfs,.rrfie. l-avs ras.-
dsr nerairt a.f Nflesfs,s.t. fat ts visit
fseosis y Herr efea. 80 as scrlaaer-
st. efii scrnfefsaT iaen
Fex e q sea. ~ the Fl-ss rraskw
uf-en therrif, ksr nra. 2ssenf - tha
>rain ttntfae sna hm trla ksllaee
sua tfei Hsey ~ tte tersf tarsssfan fe-
cesrcr ef'ee ei sff-fid fhs Nal4sslst
frnrtnfirn ~ ste C ehiaA
ses 8 fhfsEo aa Me,Iaeffsr sers
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
WANTS JUSTICE
ssoLD mANwHo has BEEN wRoNeEn
wn- q Cooper. an ola Resident Of spssesr,
tislns - Bs tsjastiy inprtssned-
Ne Czrrisd Ksseissr snd
Was Arrested

On the 18th Of June last . warrant was
Issued for the arrest of VIM s. Cooper on
the charge Of carrying concealed weapons
without proper cause for 80 doing. The
complainant WAS one Mark Hubbard. an
organ psddlsr OF spencer township. Cooper
was convicted in Justice Clifton 5. Cowles'
Office and was required 10 give $500 bonds
10 keep the peace for thirty days. He re-
fused 10 get bondsmen and Was yesterday
brought 20 the county Jail.
Cooper who Is an old n,an OF 62 years and
Who has only only one lex Was seen by
fELEsKAN-HERALD reporter last night al the
Jail and told the following story: The trou-
Die between himself and Hubbard began by
Hubbard borrowing a jsck-plane from
Cooper, which Was broken before IL vas
returned On this account Cooper no longer
spoke To Hubbard or his wife, who seemed
greatly incensed by the slight. and set their
children up To throw stones at Cooper rs
be passed along the streets. He has a mark
on his face now which he says Was the re-
suit Of blow from . stone thrown by one
OF Hubbard's bows. The bows also stone q
some hives of bees belonging to Cooper.
lie saws that he heard that Hubbard said
he would clean Cooper out" III he passed
his mouse again. So Cooper procured re-
volver aud carried il in sight. 50 that Hub
bard might see that he was armed aud take
warning.
The next time he passed Hubbsrd's house
Hubbard and another man came ont TO the
road and quarrel ensued. but no weapons
were drawn aud no blows struck. The
affair was witnessed by . nephew o.
Cooper. but Cooper says that he was not
allowed TO call this witnsss. and that be
was not given proper council. He says
that the best men of the township oi
Spencer are getting mp petition TO have
him given = new trial. IL his story Is true,
and he told IL in straightforward way, he
has been greatly .wronged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

rhs first medsl sheot q shis siab esn,
90 yesterday on thsif sfeands st - eat
beds and ne seeFes asde wsse I. fsiio~s
Ciss. IA Hsraiag. a.. n. G. W.Fton
t4 q Hsrdins IL
tisss Ill w Ricksffs fe p Hssehsr
Is k 4 hesransa. Is - 3 Assfiil "a
b. N. Cseny tA
tisss III ~ Nstehsrs n A y
~ hss1es. ID A enifa. 81. 3 q. iifess
snaef 8 tfafkeft = ~ " H.uusfieh & y
fsans 4 = y fisssT. a
p HsFaias seaes 80 mslsi - Lass
> " ufsAsFfs 49, p a.saasf "a . tias
u sna "a fjsss III ths asesssf az. q a
hste8sat
Th& nssfsis sfs ksla ~ tAs ~Fpasfs aati
go s1sf shaes ~ssa taef 80 - ssti =
s,ss s-stel fof d bsias sseasssss A. a eaas
Fssitsf - 80 esssai thfzs Hsass =
s.ss.sesssa So = - s@seass bIs rssssssi
ef1FsstT
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Mn Paxs. vs3es e wrxAs rsss 81
Bszaa tosaship. dlsd santSy sssssnx a.
bed hoae IA ksss Tie ase~AS<d. With hsr
hashzaa. esas - Byfoa ss<riy forty years
s<o sad ~srs sEaoss lac very earliest s<lisEs
Of th4. rsxioa. kF. Payne died sbsaE sas
year sko. sns. kzsl.x no ekisdTsn. Iks
xi1os. who hss seSn helpless cripple for
msny ye1rs hss os<z cared for ~ more
distsat r<lalisss 80 havs lived u s<r
hens fox tbst parpa>s. NFs. Psgs wzs one
ct byrel's nassg respected resiesnte aud .
larss circle Of frisses viii es SAD 70 learn Of
her death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.

HALF FARE ON THE LAKE SHORE RAILWAY.
JULY 3D AND 4Tn.
The Leke Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway will sell special excursion tickets q.
half fare lone fair for the round trip to and
from all stations on its line and branches,
July Sd and 4th; good to return up to July
5th, inclusive. This will be a rare oppor-
tunity to 90 somewhere and celsbrate the
glorious fourth at nominal expense. Pur-
chase your tickets early and avoid the rush
for all will be provided on above days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

The copartaership heretofore sris,ing be-
tweea e q. 6wsnssefE, NJ. b. Crosby, Wm.
n. Rove and Richard N. Lawrence. under
The nrm name Of The Valley City Aililns
Co" is this day dissolved BY mutusi eon-
sent; 4. NJ. Lasrsnce retiring from said
nrm.
The three remaining partners will con-
tinue the business under the ssme nTm
name and style. assuming all liabilities and
collecting ell accounts.
G. @. swEssBERs.
NJ. d CEcsBf.
VIZ. n. RosK.
X. NJ. LAwKEscK
Grand Rapids. Mich. July 2. isos
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

FOURTH OF july CELEBRATES TAKE NorIcE,
You are respectfully requested to call al
the salesroom of the Star Furniture Com
pany. 100 South Division-st., and examine
their fine line of goods that they are offer
ing at very low prices, consisting OF psrlor
goods. bed room suites odd pieces. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

G. = wsssss, 81 sAs. elsy Ne. IA ~ HE Ps'

9. = Wsxs~ss 81 thss t-ly a - tk ~ nss fss
ssssAsa%
4 fss dsys $50 e. issn sPpssssd IN ths
TslssRAs- HxkAls sistss tAss bent4f
Pa. iAxEasr ssd p.ovsd ~ ooppsf sastea
an incb and half IN Diameter With t1s
initials q. W. = ia tie eert<s. bs1ndsd "a
shs oatxids With the words sIong 1--we tns
Prs<iasa1" Oassids lhss last eifsss . . eota-
pete saslp OF ths tsisss<s states vita ths
hrsG letter ot sssa ststs enclosed Ia oee oi
the thirtssn hoks. Ii wss also sssIss lasl
the nn5ss values u ~ elp.0o.
G. +. Watson. Of this elty, has in bis poe
sesslon . sinallsr eaItea wa.ca hls kf4na'
father picked up on the battle n<ld 81
LRndys Lane. There vas slss saoIhsr ens
Of ths sattons In the Smithsonian Institute
about twenty years ago which wss suppossd
70 b the oaly ons Ia exis,saee.
Mr.. Natson says tlAal II there is any one
paying $4,000 . plsss foF those eassoas
they can just as well have bis ~ net
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.

IL should be remembered by our readers
and by the strangers WHO visit the city to
spend the Fourth. that the great painting.
Christ Before PLATE" viii be open IS usual.
The opportunity should not be lost for IL Is
certainly . rare one. The picture Is one OF
the greatest Ia the wsrld.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. inn
poverished blood. dull pains in baok and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. kemp's
Sarsapsrilla never fails to give relief. We
always guarantee 1t. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, l26 Monroe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Wsssfta tais a~ns ssssf ssTF
vais gsa a@ess sssAssl,sss 50 slsssiaas -.
fss asei.kss fh< tsltssssi. sas1sstsi asas -
e. ssss - fssf@a Is ssas "a s4xtszs.as
et'ii 80 saa 49, fsessft sesai=ssea 80
sssstss k@ssn 1sa assssitas3s 80 esss
esss asisatliR sssa@t
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache. sallow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs' drug store, 116 Monroe-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Lad les Relief Corps No. n are requested
to meet st their hall at $50 Q. M. shsrp
July 4. BY order Of
EMMA p. Rustos. President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Judge Holmes.-William Ortman will
spend twelve days in jail In default of 1886
for being drunk.
Jake Evans paid 1855 for being disor-
derry.
John Wood was sent up ten days for dis
| orderly conduct.
Frank Bowen paid ss.35 for breach of
the peace.
Louis Wilson paid si.s5 for breach of
/ the peace.
Peter smith paid s. s5 for nuisance.
John Fuller ana Michael Harding. two
trsmps. were discharged on the charge of
vsgrancy, but were tried for entering q
freight car, convicted and given ten days in
jail
People vs.. Cornelius Kunst forgery. Ad-
| journed I'll July l6 at 10 a. N.
SUFKRIoR CoURr. Judge Burlingsme-In
the case OF Dwight Brooks vs.. Ernest A.
| stowe the motion for new trial was
argued and is under consideration.
Ir the divorce case Of Abbie Wood vs.
Joseph Wood q petition for aiimony was
argued and submitted.
Annetta James VI. VIM. II. James,
motion for injunction argued.
In the divorce case Of SalOms Patrick vs.
/ Harvey Patrick. . petition for siimony was
denied, and on application Of r. S. Donald
son solicitor tor complainant. IL was ordered
thut the case Do dismissed on payment of
costs.
| PRosArE-Estate Of Jacob Ostenheim. de-
ceased; order admitting will 20 probate; bond
and letters testsmsntary issued 10 Fox
eiesna Osterheins.
Estate Of Josiah 2. Trestein, deceased: De.
tiuon for allowances Of foreign will. Hear
| ing Aug. o.
Estate of Isaac winchell mentally in
/ competent person. petition for appellant
/ OF guardian died. Hearing Aug. .
| Estate Of Louisa Mohl. et al; minors:
| order granting guardian license to sell real
estate: bond and oath on sale Of real estate
| disd
Estate OF Adrian VsnOefele. deceased:
order appointing John Steketee adminisira-
| tor.
Estate Of Patrick Carroll, deceased: order
admitting viii TO probate. bond flied and
letters testsmenIary issued to Bridget Gar
I aoll.
Estsse Of Joan Melervy, deceased Petition
/ for discriminating heirs hled. Hearing
Arg. B
Estate OF Eva ". Tuell. nee Byrne: min.
or. order dischsrging guardian and cancsI.
ing bond.
CIrcurr--The case OF Joseph f. Robinson
". Albert Stonehouss has been appeale a
% The Circuit Court from Justice Brou wsr Q
court Homer w. Nash vs. Mary T..
| Burchsrd ct al. chsncery. ordered that
I com nloinant tie. within twentY days. with
/ The Register. bonds for security fog costs
/ 500. With one CT more s1reties 30 De ap-
I pro we'd By the Register. Edward p. AlIis
"a. Carl q. A. Noignt and William q. Her
/ polsheimer. order settlng aside default upon
l condition that defendant fIe sf5dsvit Of
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I costs aifsir prp nssc and that defendant De
allowed tea days IN which 20 plead With
I costs 20 defendant Mary Rikkers rs. Anna
/ Scbults et a.. c1sncery, decree for COM
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