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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

NEW IoHE, FEB. IA general raid has
just been msde on ali the bucket shops ia
New-st., Broads and lower Broadway.
The proprietors. or men conducting the
business, were taken of under arrest. II is
generally believed that I'll Of the bucket
shops raided by the police today viii re-
sumo business on MONDAY as usual The
Standard Stock Company and Hart 4 Co.
have an Old indicim ent against them FOR
keeping gambling house. ana their trials
are set down for next week. ana viii be re-
gsrdeo a. tsst cases. In ths event Of con
vicrOn Il ls un8eTsto0d that sll buck ct
shops viii change the present m ode a. do
business under q system GOV ia operation
BY Todd 4 Co. styled, The open board ol
hrakars
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Frequent Political Asssssinations.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ia Times Demo-
crat special from Piaquemine, La, reports
another political assassination. the sixth
since the state campaign opened. Thomas
Hebert. Returning officer and Treasurer OF
Ioerville parish aud a prominent Mem cry
man. Was killed Thursday night by Thos.
J. Gildsy. President OF a Nichols club. The
two, with party OF friends were in q sa-
loon discussing politics. Gilday became
very aggressive. accused Hebert of fraud in
the late primaries and concluded by de-
nouncing him as liar. He5ert. who was
unarmed, advanced upon Gilday, who
drew a revolver aud fired three times. AL
three shots struck Hebert killing him in
stsntly. Giiday was arrested aud is in Jail.
drsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
PULLMAN'S NEW PALACE.
The Parlor Car Mans splendid Residence
at the Thousand Islands.

CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-The splendid new pal
ace which George NJ. Pullman is building
on Pullman's Island, ole OF the Thousand
Islands group. will be ready for the mil
lionaire's occupation in the early Spring.
Mr.. Pullman has owned the Island for sew
ersl years. 1t is said TO oe one of the most
charming of the group. An old stone house.
Ieputed 10 be colonial French convent,
formerly stood on it.
Tne house which Mr.. Pullman Is build
ing will be unlike anything of the kind in,
the country. 1t is designed as a sort of
private hotel foy the family and a very few
invited guests. Tue material is stone in its
natural state, put together in ali sorts of
shapes. A tower eight feet square ana
ssventy-fve feet high will rise from the
center of the building. On the first floor
will be large reception hall. dining-room,
buffers pantries ana sleeping apartments.
In the dining room will be fireplace large
enough 10 roast an OK. The remainder OF
the house will be divided into sleeping
apartments for guests, excepting the upper
stories Of the tower, one of which will be
usei as card-room and the other as an
observation-room, where an excellent view
of the river and the surrounding country
can be had. The interior will be of heavy
oak, with massive easements and large
oaken doors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Not Ready Ju.r Yet.

WAsHIHGToS. Feb. IA Democratic
member OF the House Committee on Ways
imp robable tnat the Tariff bill would
assume a definite shape before the 18th
inst. and that there was bat very little hope
that il could be laid before the full commit
tee IN time for action and report TO tue
Dase before the hrst OF March. The
najorito have struck a snag in the iron and
steel schedule, and were unable TO agree
upon the enlargement of the free list
Several times. four or tive articles have
been placed on the free list and then taken
out. The chairman of the committee has
the only document that Is regarded as bill
and IL Is stated that he Is unable to read 1t
without the aid of ali his associates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Aisegt, 02l miles. 1870 yards.
AveTeRAk MERCHANT CONE.
Death Of William fi. Rl,s osnsiI Yssa.reH
His Lite sud History

-His Lsfe ard History
William H. Mcconnell. The Monroe II.
merchant. died yesterday foreno0a. acsd 7i,
al the residence o. hi, son-in-lax, 4. W.
Corson. sitef a prolonged illness. Mr. Mo
Connell was one OF tie pieucsv fnerchsDts
OF Grand Rapids. lie came here 20 1--we "a
The latter part ~ 1912 ~ early in z2 hsv-
inf married his hrst Uifs here come two
yesrs before HIS youthfu. home wa in
DsDviiie, \. T.. and subsequent a. his nar-
rage be xas "a busiIess a. l.ochostsr. \.
\. Bs came here and enC&eco 81 oaos in
the ary goods and hare war; trade sod was
successful he bnili u5s block a. 50 sDc ~
sofIros si-rebuiit in pSri last sear-snd
l. is ssi5 that ID wa ise nrst
biicE bufincss block buls ksfe. About
1887 be removed 10 New YEA CITY. and
there sbrsred In the iobhiuf trace. cry
FOODS. a. one Of the firm 81 } Y, Bowen &
Mcconnell. Thai bouse met with revarses
the business was discof tiDued sna hs tSok
a most respousbls position. - his con-
fdenGai man. with the great DRY goods
merchant. the ate A. r. stewart. phirh 10
belo sorle four or Eve vears Ailar sD
sossbcs o. some ten Year, lis returned aud
has since continued iD trade HnassiDf q
competence. br quiet, close sslenlon 10
business and frugsIitY.
kr Mcdonnell lesees widcv. bis ssc.
oDd wife. and tbres daughters. Hn pr.
Morgan. daughter Of be fret vie Mn k
W CorsoB sBd Miss Eiis Mcconnell Hs
wss . brother Of John Mcconnell. Lac.
Col. Daniel Mcconnell aud ~ Mr. Ann
JoDss The funeral vii bs a very prissis
one
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
ThE CHINESE NEW YEAR.
Cslsbrstsd with Great Zeal by Mott-st
Merchant. end shop X sepsrs.


NEw YokK. Feb. 1.-The Cinnamon Of
New York toiay celebrated the first
Merchants AMI chop keepers in Aost-ss.
closed doors against su corners at precisely
10 o clock last evening when thsy segan 70
prepars for toe C ebrstion. After ablutions
20 wash OF the outward sins OF the old year.
they began cooking and preparing the nrs.
fsast Of fruits and vegetables for the sole
benefit of joss. Immediately after this the
celebrants 6egin TO do the annual "koio,"
OF pfostrsti0us before joss. aud confess
theif sins with prayers a. the rate Of twelve
cents vsrd These were wrilten by an
s.oqnent smsteur Bu3dist for The bene6t Of
bis vicxsd brethren IN Nes York. Is said
thsi ten Tsris 81 fhese would enable an or
dinsry f&nIAu risver % enter into Nirvs-
na whiie = storekesper wonld require
trenty al night lssf night the two Chic
uese temples we're ablsSs IN their oriental
glory Chinese anterus ana American gas
! fzht iaseraiDgied with tne burning Of
Jess sicSs and incense rspeFs gave The
places regular Hong Kong appearance.
fhe oniT piacss that remain IN Egg ptiso
darkness are the fsntan saops.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
ALBERT THE WIhhEl
ias f<s.ss the RecaFd and Leaves ~
irask ths fre>hess Nss sf sl.s h.es-
fhfrsssu Mes EsHsAla the
tr&ck a. tiss fizlSh.

NFw AosN. Fea. Toass. the sixt
and last dsy OF the go,ss-yo -ples.e con,sd
found about ffsy spectators IN the gsl,len 4
O'Clock kost Of thea ssne tissfs Il
nighL and she innnx oi sisissrs haa noi a
hoeun. TowAIl 10 clock however. psopf
commenced % arrive in f~os am thrsa
and hy mid day ABOUT one thousand psf
sons had assembled 80 cheer ths ws~st
walkers on iEeir long tramp. To esi 4
share 0f bali ihe gate money ss5 m.lss had
- bs covered.
Al 2. IA the score was Alseri. "a
miles HeTig, o.. Guerrero. a2t Hart bo4
Golden. AL Moore, ssas AoreAAo, at
fsuchOt. sza. wltbcrsvne lhiioa, soi
Sullivan. 81 Nlat, Si4 Wifborswn4
Taylor, S2a. withdsrng lflis. 500 stoas.
$50 Iwithdrswnl
Al A. o'olock ne soore va Albsrl. 81
Herls. a3l. Guerrero, asa Hart. 5l6. itold-
en-, sos. Moore s92 stroke. 80. A0reinse,
sS5. Dillon, 4Sl sullivan. Sas. 1sYlof. SNe
FInt. si4. Tly. 300 stout. l9a Al 4 O'Clock
Albert was 6s0 Yards sheaa of fss4evgslds
record and was travelling s5oai nse naiief
an hour 81 a iope.
Madison Square Garden va denseiy
packed tonight 10 witness the clost OF The
contest Great crowds we're a TIE soor<
clsmoring Tor AonlgaDee. bat 0nasls Ia
enter. Whsn. shortly before o'oloct Al a
bert completed the isst lap Of ti0 niilos,
which pat him even with The Tecora "a
flizgersld. anl entered upou = Geld sbs0 q
iuteiys his own. tie cheering n l.ch his
Achievement must have ioosened ths
bolts IN the creaking raftsrt 81 ths olS strnos
ture.
Albert stayed 90 the track anti the sx-
pirsiion Of The one hundred EBo ferry Sec
ond hour. when he retired leaving two lsps
Of his 622t mile unfinished. As Albert
left the track escorted by his attendants
and . fe~ friends. the cheers Of the crswd
were dosfenins. SSras one ckHec fsg Tires
cheers for Mrs. Albert ana the aproAt sss
renewed for another fge ninutes. only %
be repeated when none obe else densnde6
an additional round for toe chsmploa.
| Each racer upon lesylRg the track cafrsei
an American nag aronad The cOuTss for
| one Jap.
OF the hfty-fcur men who started In The
| race week ago. only fhirtcea were ia az
the finish, and eIght Of these covered more
than SIS miles The winner fnehec the
| freshest man IN the race. Daring tAe week
! be rested nineteen hours. twehty-si1 IAin-
utes ard any peconds. snd his sczeai sceus
in lzl hours va. e2l naliss sbe 1 80 ysras.
| Just before Aibcft iefi tss track be wss pre-
sented 10 the spectators ~ one 81 the msD-
ayers, and proclaimed the rrestest pedrs-
| TRAN in the world, 20 which compliment
be replied IN . speech Of thanks. Jsnes
Alosr-s is Phlsosiphlan. bs MADE a
/ record OF al miles "A - hours al rsslAdei-
| phis. and in the fgsI . Gay bell race in
thi, city Travelled trsss.es 55s niles. he
Wa o'jssrys Dar.ner ih tie fnstcb 4gsinst
Howell and Nsurhs1. hlbsrt sp aimed
his ankle early Ina Toe race and retired.
Following n the full score
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

LOUISVILLE, XIV. Fsb. il-Federsl Judge
Barr decided late yesterday afternoon that
the nine Hatfiel1s now in jsil az Pikeville,
charged wIth the murder OF the McCoys.
should be released. He grants to GOV.
Wilson, Of West Virginia, the writ Of
hshess corpus ssked for. Il is msde re-
tufnsbls next Monday. Judge Barr said
he acted with great hestsncy, as the csse
wss really without precedent snd the
petition seemed 10 him nov sufficiently
clear. HIS decision vas based upon the
fact that the Kentucky attorneys had tailed
70 show that cue process OF law had been
observed in the arrest Of the Hst6slds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Rev. r W. na..a'. Letter to Hi. Mo.h.r

BATTLE CkEgK. feb. 1.-The letter
written by Rev. Theodore w. Haven at
Berlin. Germany, was addressed 10 his
mother a, Lake Forest, III. la 1t he states
that ne was possessed with an unconquer-
able desire at New York City TO take AT
ocean voyage, and that he now nnds him
self st Berlin. He complains of having
been very sick on the water. he seemed 10
realize his position, and asked: Mother
what shall dog' IL is now very evident
thai bis strange disappesranoe was entirely
due TO temporary alteration of mind,
caused by over work, aud although much
improved is not regarded as having entirely
recovered. Action will Immediately be
taken 10 give him that care and attention
which bis peculiar case requires Tne N
telligence of his safety IS a great relief TO
his loving mother. and very gratifying TO
has many fiiends IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Sanuid nave shet Him.aIf rir.t

FRAskFosr. Ind, Feb. I.-Thres per
sons lost their lives at the hands of q iesl-
ous and maddened young man IN a smail
village in Boone county. about eleven
miles from this city. John BetterJ. q
worthless vonng scamp. resented the stten-
items Of his step brother. Frank Moore. to
Etta Mcmillan. Calling at her house
Thursday evening be f0und Moore there.
and drsEiu<s revolver. saot him, killing
ain Instantly. Hs then frsd st Eta, in
acting = wound from which she died
Twelve hours .stsr. and then placed tas
weapon AZ bis oWn head. killing himseE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
SEEING THE LIONS
esAf.O RAPIDS MEN At WASHINGTON.
cssxFsssna.n fssd showing Tksn Arssnd
lisa Timothy rarsnss ImpxSstag
ia Health-Ths fAri1 isiil Wtn
Nj 30 hsAds TIA the z5th.

~~--r-tr~ - - fH-H~+N- f-N~-s-
NAsHINsr9s. FEB. IL. - JoseDh House
man aud Z. ~ Jones, Of Grand Rapids,
ase n Washington ca route 70 New York,
and today. under Representative Ford :
guidance. they saw the sights Of the town.
si0nsl and other lions. and when they had
visited the waole mensgerie he treated the
distinguished strangers 10 bath in the
Capitol. which i a rare privilege and can
only DC INDUCED in through the "hooency. ,
OF member.
Representative Tarsney is much better.
and ais complete recovery is looked for Ia
the course OF few days
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Judge Perkins. Of ths Probsts Court
vesisrdsr commenced proceedings in tbs
CrcDit Court sgsinst N0sh Tooisv. ksply
n SoasTs and Godfrey ksiFu oseh - 70
cover ne s1rs II 3 90. The cec1fDeDi
ste forih inst IogisT wss spDoini~d
sasrssr = brna \ J0oiey minor and
tks; bs rs &C e. settle he scconnts -
- -. .sts sn6 hss 5eeiined - pa ossr enc
deliver 81 u he estsis snc sEects 10 bis
bands. ugcA - ne ssuaKs of the pisintIf
hsrser - sat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Ans<sA Co snsy eitis~ns vt3ses 70 P@ytss
Ter DFs 4.

ALLxsAS. Fss. IL Yesterday Padgbxm
4 Fz3xhsm nlsd biil Ia ehsnesry ia Be
bali Of sixty seven a. psyefs q lie town
ship 81 Lee % restrain tie treasurer from
collecting The lax for TIE construction Of
Brusb Creek drain. f8eFs Is $40 spread
upon t5e t0wnship Al isrse Ter tie consyae-
ton ol Ibis drain. The amount OF ta1sole
pr psrty N lee being sEnsit. thls lax showed
Itself up "a the roil Al tie fate Oi - cents
ca ; hundred dolisrs The drain runs
tngough the southeast psrt Of the town
80 p f0r the distance OF thrss-qakrleFs OF =
nile. IL is claimed by the parties that i IS
no benefit 10 the tosoship 81 al aud that
the tar . not only ilessi. bat excessive
and unjust Numerous points SIe raised as
10 the legality Of tue proceedings aud 20 the
jurisdiction Of the drain commissioner TO
act Judge Arnold grsnt@i a temporary
injunction with an order % show cause Why
IL should not Dc made perpsl uai.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
az epIosNc d sNALL-pox.
rhe Fhysies.ns o. Nsna.n U@.sI. to Cheek
tie Disease.

BfsNssCS. OAK, fso. 1.-The physicians
a. Nsndsn sra unable % check tse spread
81 smallpox IN thst Tillsgs the 6rst case
81 waich wss iouu8 soour tw0 xesss 49,.
party Of msn csrae rem taere yesterday
slternocn and reported thst sereral nes
esses had hroksn oUt and thst the peopie
wsre s-ss3F moving aut If ths IN .scfet
dislrict 3uf ore patient hss besn removed
O. the pest house ard e - sad his nurses
became panic stricken and eft him via 40
ors ~ sdnir ster 20 sis vans
A bismarck restaurant seersr. on hear
rx iae stcrE lnnedisteiF .sft f0r MsDda1
- axe care ~ he sufferer. fas snfaort-
ffss 81 Risfp arck ara nssiag ar e18rs -
restrict al trafHe a1d err .nua5csfio1 BE-
f~e-a Bismsrcx srd Nsrcsn. waich a.
,niv serartsed ~ far Nsssnr rfvsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

HEw YORK. Psb. ii.-Johh 7. Morris.
correspondent 81 tbs Bsitimors ssn- vbo
c.-ried President css-sisno . gifi 81 cory
- 80 Trif~s e1stse forsti,utisr - tne
Fors srrirss kers fo1sy ~ 80 s'esrass ?
Sa~tsssa p1rs Es>c eccfvoe1 tin The cis-
fft.er,ss~s ssr0r - = epe~s aofienee
Sr--s - En~ris ss~sriefst Or tne stsr 81
-. Bs go. San mes hini. and gsvs hin.
q kssrtr weioous
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
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MRS. ROBINSON CONVICTED.
Found Guilty of Murder in the First DE
gree Dv the Rogfou Jury

VI.
BosTos, Feb. 1.-THE jury in the case of
Mrs. Sarah j. Robinson. the alleged whole
sale prisoner. this morning, rendered a
verdict of guilty of murder ia the first de-
gree. In this trial she was charged with
the murder OF Prince Arthur Freeman. her
nephew. Mrs. Robinson had previously
been tried on charge Of killing her son
and daughter, bat the jury disagreed. The
incentive TO Eli TIE crimes of which she is
charged Is alleged 10 be the securing of the
life insurance OF her victims
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

TIE fsnr q 1855 nas. ~ ths e.ot rooms
ovsr tie Fourib Estiorfa Bsnk last
Wednesss. evening. so vii eontlnus to
rns.s % s~s-v Vsdnesssy e~sBtnf b>re-
sfssr e = 8saef tns r8snagepeni ~ Pre-
iesser FfsDE lsoer. 30 - en txpeft IN
shsf ~ II rnssne~s a arre ist1iEber ~
f.t RES saTe ,ofuse ne rises whifk r-skes
e,rsss euioT nlent fog ts< SOS a fsua
osrs szrff is - ~ eiTes tt ~esE. Tire
Csc rvs ceupsf ~ esseotses vhicfl
49, hsve d~c3ref - cafi Eddns aud
ssEHxis. L<sss 81 fzn . ssS e-sr tsen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

DrRrrS. Fsb. H. -Prooe~iinzs IA ths grit
of Mr Runt. n p ssainst tas Govern
rspnt for - f40 1snsses for 'exs arrest
srsS ~ sarisru aent we're eezan todav The
rsirt.F wss presrnt ae ~ors nis prissn
ear5 nnEsr A. or<rcoR1 fs5v Buaf wss
sso present Tae courr re N wss era F5ed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Chanin Acquitted.

HERsEY, Mich. Feb. lin the Wallace
Chaplin murder case verdict of not guilty
was returned last night, the jury being out
an hour. This settles the great Osceola
county railroad war. as the cases against ID.
Chaplin and son Alyiers for assault with in
tent to kill have been Withdrawn. The evil
dence for the defense tended TO show that
during the melee on the Chaplin farm the
railroad men were trying TO oust the Cha
pins aud their friends. and the Chspins de-
Tended themselves, but as TO who hit or
shot any other person il is hard TO tell.
The verdict gives general satisfaction here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
a ConseieutIous senator.

WAsHISGroS. Feb. u.-Senator Davis, OF
Minnesota. stated today that he resigned
his place on the National Republican Com
mittee about month ago. II resigned. +"
ne said, because under the action of the
Cnicsgo Convention in 1884, it seems i'm
proper Tor Senator or Representative to
hold that position"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

LoSpoS. Fsb. iL-Ar. GilhooiT. ". p,
who vas arrested on emerging from tie
House 81 Commons last nizht isft tie
Fl stcn square station at 7i5 this morning
fer Daalin- lsere ~eTe vsrT few present
- see bin of. snd 10 6euaonsfTsfio1 of
any sins vas ind 9 xsd -. J. J. Clancy. N
p. wss the oniT person II note present. A
larzs nnmbsr Of detectives and reportess
vsrs siso present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

NORTH BRANCH. Mich, Feb. 11.-A branch
of the Port Huron Cash Store, located at
Clifford, six miles north of this place.
burned last night. Nothing was saved.
Loss, S, 900; insurance $1,000.