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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-28
A scHooLH0UsE BURNED.
Sad Blow to Fall City Children-Appeal
for Aid

lor Afq.
Mr.. John G. Janieke. of Fail City, send.
the PoSr-ISTELII6EScEE photograph OF
the school children of district No
50, drawn up in battle array
beneath the branches of grove
near the school, and in the follow
ing pathetic letter tells of calamity that
has j1st overwhelmed the scholars:
sASSAyAH PRAIRIE. SCHOOL DIS M. 39,i
August 81
To THE EDfToR:-It is nv painful duty
TO write YOU this report. Last night about
10 O'Clock our schoolhouse was DESTROYED
by fire. with oil the school apparatus. in
GLIDING a fine heating- stove, books. writing
meterial-in fact, everything belonging III
a complete, tiTst-ciass country school. This
Is The work Of au incendiary, "mordbren.
ner, "aufruhrer," as the two quart bottles
found this morning near the schoolhouse
site furnish ample proof
IL was sorrowfnl walk for me when
Charles Tcmpleion, our clerk, called on me
10 come down aud meet with the board.
On my way l met the little girls and boys
going home. They told me the sad story
with teaEs in their eyes. that their school
house lay in ashes aud all their books,
slaies. etc, we're burned up.
There | stood. Instead OF meeting the
friendly grasp Of the hand of the tea her,
the sweet smiles of the children busy at
their writing-deSks and blackboard. |
gaZed at heap of ashes. Seventeen
years Of hard work OF clerical
iobor a heap of ashes, ~ innocent chill
dren cut OF from the opportunities of edu-
cation, the school register burned.
We had one month more Ia teach, which
would have been the best Of the term; for
the roads are dry aud good: the nights are
cool and longer, aud the children are able
tn sleep well. There were q children in
regular attendance, who were eager In
learning and progressed finely. III the
friends Of edurati0n would come to our
temporary relief with books. states, writing
material, etc. IL would be thankfully re-
eeiyed. So that the children could continue
their lessons ~ home. The settlers ia this
district are mostly newcomers, and the
loss Is heavy. As a school officer deem II
childFsu's behalf. Re. -cifuly,
J. G.. ihSICKE.
School Director, District No. %
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the stesuer Josephine took . loz4 a,
cans and eases and q steam eaxrns oyer ~
fse West Seattle csnaery yexfersfay.
Auditor Wood yesterday lss1es = mar.
rstxe nceuSe for William Wfelanf AMI NJ
thrlslise Mitchell. both Of Esar s.rsa.s.
Thomas Flames. mate Of tse bs-k 6. @
ley sastsy ssgst ani Eafs ) tx vs. f,- =
The steamer Aneou. Captain Jarne. e..
roll sailed for the SorsA yesters1sr morn.
rig Hae took fzli soz I Of exrafs.spfsrs
The Zion cable for the JACKSON and NH
street cable road Was hoisfea f<osn sfse
nold OF the schooner JeannIe yesterday A.
the Ocean dock.
Fishermea state that salmon have nc,
eosni1eaeed TO rEs ia sHsseleai quantities,
ana thAi the eanDeriss VIII a5f ssa-s ~.
u1-ii next Monday
ystaez VI. Ingram, aged - years. died
sunday night % asDfsy n his h.gznz. ga
Fro,1s street. The funeral VII. be heIa A.
ia o'eloec t8is morning
Miss sarsf A. Jones died .; Franklin
-1a1ay. TIC remains will be broaghs 10
r<A.sse HIS morning and funeral services
VIII Dc ueid 81 the Epizcoraf ene-eh
Clerk fedgerzood adsssrae4 e.,art YES
fercsy anti to-day. and viii continue 10 do
% for SIX esss when the term VIII Lapse
court
August johnson went 70 jail yesterday in
dsfaHlt OF fne Of go for selling Iiqsgor 10
Indians. After being locked up he u.eS
bench for tbsitcringsran and smashed
be jail door In
d. X. Baxter, bonsxmar for John Sureaf.
awaiting trial for an assault with deadly
weapon. was released yesterday from the
bond Al bis own request. and Suxent was
arrested and placed In jail
Juliet Dubois was arrested yesterday for
soliciting an infamous trade. In justice
soderberg' eostrf she pretended TO be un-
able 70 understand EugliEh, aud the case
was adjourned until last evening TO secure
an interpreter. She was fined SO last
night, and as coon as sentence was prp-
nonnced broke her silence and talked vol
ubly In fairly good English.
The following delegates % the Repnb-
ncan county convention. In add
ton 10 those already published. have been
elected DuHamish. Julius Horton aud
". Miller: Slaughter. David Hughes
and Joe Brann4u. Green River, John
woedin: Avondaie. Frank sIdell: EnuFa-
claw, A. = steppler; DaFaiis. 4. r. L. Bal
lister. Gilman, Geo. ". Tibbetts and an
other delegate whose name could NOS be
learned; kenton. DR.. beach and james
Weir.
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THE TELEPHONE MANAGEMENT

SEATTLE, Aug. 26.
To The EpETos.-In regard to the reports
recently published as 10 the inef,icieney oil
the telephone service in Seattle, wish TO
state, In justice TO myself and employees,
that there has been trouble with the teIe-
phones in this city for some time, but we
are not tn blame, as the COMPANY is re-
building Its lines. | am giving my per
sonal attention TO the refitting and re.
building of the exchange, aud when the
work Is completed and we are located in
our new quarters Ia the Boston block,
with all the latest central Office improve
ments. ] an confident that there viii be no
further trouble
In regard - salaries and competent men,
you have been mislnformed. II is true
that the telephone company. Ike all large
corporations, do not pay large salaries. but
We hsEe iest as skilled telephone workmen
in this city to-day as you viii find any.
where, end pas the average wages
GMAS. &. CABY. Manager
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ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE.
Prisoners at the County Jail Cutting
the Winiow-aratinyJ.

"Xo, dnn't know anything about poll
ties. said sheriff Cochrane last evening.
II have my hands full keeping the prison
ers in jail Since Mill street has been
raised IL IS easy enough TO hand anything
In through the jail windows. stand on
the fence railing and you can reach the
windows with ten-fOot pole"
The sheri II states that Of late there has
been a determined effort on the part OF tue
prisoners 10 escape. They have been cut
ting the iron window bars aad shaekies,
and "A few days ago Sheriff COehrane re-
paired all Of the windows with new iron.
A prisoner who was discharged few day IS
ago informed the sheriff that the men had
three little saws watch had been passed in
through the window. He male a diligent
search aud turned all OF the beds upside
down bat only found one saw. The cells
are all full aud four hard characters are OF
necessity confined IN the corridor. They
undoubtedly have confederates who passed
the saWsin. The window fastenings are
made OF common iron and ART easily cut.
The jail would undoubtedly be much moFs
secure Ii chilled steel were substituted.
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HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

C. 4 FsI22-a. 6rHseisE. ~ Nsss2r. SirA-.
ssss- a.Mrs T. a. PRATT, GFles A1.egZ tEa
rsll.s f~1gn hers, uss grrs ssEk N4tb cen
sHlaaeLlan 41si csFea - E@Glss. pzzFsglA Be-.
eer - gaks 'AeEess kHE rcTaessf. A..
IL = frrs shssrt time aer sEEs+ 1aslt,-. a.
49,, sses~ weat Az3y. ard 10 us A~F uaa
-, -..-ssess.. ~ iiEs = A. ssvs-s. Or s4e rs
az. tn Aezegs Eaxissa krE3edx. sais
sasstseitss il Fs0sass eGre tas al tassai
and au4s tTaaalsss. csaats. erpass = islssjstsi<
ecasa ASH sStasaa. Soaa 90 positive
xss&rxstac IS A. & STEWART iats ~
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oIcuLouS RUMORs'
MS as9 H'soyaLD sUzzKs-
.rxxp rHEs CONTRACT.
- sv Inability TO Realize On
-, Contract = The Work
..,ea 20 Another Firm and an
..s,t.s.ai Price with IT,

$50 rad tie report published 81
-. 4. a. eject sssa; work on the Seat
- shore 4 Eastern railroad had
.s',,<sss. thus terminating the road
s:;szan cssi mines. - Fniies cast
y 80 sx.e.i fep1rters yesterday. 81
-. 4ssi7eax4. iet-tysesssieut Ut The
2 i Il. saere 4 Eastern railway.
BRANDED A. ABSURD.
.,,ss.d Nr. Gilman, '-s0-ne Kind
sr,~osna sent ne . marked copy
11Iha !. aud | have READ the fhfre
- psss.3sess therein With reference %
zs..sss rs.lroass enterprise. Like all Of
49,. ! news concerning the Seattle.
- - : Eastern railway, its latest
saa ateuri No work uu-
- fbe r0ei since the
49,. ~ fhe enterprise has yet
~ 1900 kessrs. Ryan 4 Mcdonald,
- 'resss disappointed in resllsing
~ ~ - ts,ejr Eastern resogrces, were
= -. cs,sp t5irss. their contract on the
80 Va fexf,sg notified the seattle and
- rsns.rfIcfiaB Company Of that fact
- ,'.-ti,,rs company Immediately ar
3efEs'. IN n~ers. smith & Burns. Ryan
1ss7ss,s..~<sIas sutrcontFact0rs, to continue
. - II III The work actually under
~ rsssrs. RYAN 4 Mcdonald. bat
- - s,lI-s Id addition thereto, 20 that
'xs's.ss n any work being stopped more
- sss,.sEis s-een undertaken and viii be
'.s.l'sa q compilation this season.
ytlss or IT'S PACE.
=. ..-s-d 10 Inc Gilman mines, they are
- - !, ~ End Of the sesttle. Lake shore 4
s..ssr.. rafiray because the road IL now
- IL miles beyond the mines and
- q; =. "a apefatIon 20 miles beyond them
, W, tse int dsy OF December"
1,ies aboni work on the northern
ras xogTaEsE BRAscH.
a.e~,r.l se;les Of the Canadian Pacific
..--sffina II the SEATTLE, Lake shore 4
$500 Railway are under active con
s,-<.iae. roth Of the snohonish river,
~ iii soon be In operation. We have
/. =, rnteyuyiss well IN hand. and could
- : hundred miles more road this fall
aresap III. but Cur policy Is 10 only con
;;<,se confifretion A. long Is the fine
5 s<xs,.sf ls,ss. and get the best possible re-
rusg 81 far snail. 81 outlay of money. We
= nov bnileing east, west and.nOrih, and
M ps.sxress is satisfactory 10 Us.
TINS YEARS PROGRESS.
4s-safe The close 81 the season we will
s,se egmple;ea This year nearly 10
AZ 81 rsad. in the early spring
= sfl pai saen enough ON our northern
srs,1sh 4, complete II 10 the International
rrnis-y line 10 a Junction with the Cana
~ fsrifie brAnen before the fall Tains
Il n. thus giving Seattle ail-raii con-
vetiou with that grea, tfAaseontiBenfal
1s,e, Of ghieh tl,is city will be the Amer
lrsa ierTninns
-lgfs TITS mean thai work viii BOT be
vszssed on the naia iiue7"
sxet IN the Ieast. We are very anxious
) III over Into the grain-pr0ducing sec
Asas Of East m Washington. aud win
3sssf isi ~ until We get there. In the
rriag se viii start from both ends OF the
he With renewed Yigor aud pash ahead
%ssfa q common pui8i.
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NE HOP ouTroox.
A sr,sadid Crop. Ezt . Scarcity d
piek<xs.


NJ : D. Gs-stir~ Who came In fsen $50
szsassaie yessev9as states ft2f the hop Gro.
y looking enc and the rrcaers have con
nenced distributing boxes Through stsef.
yzrts preparatory 10 the opening Of The
fsiezing senson- Hops In socouslrzse val.
ley. whleh gsrxiiy ripen after the crop in
tne Fstef valleys. this rear. owing 20 the
izte rains. VIII rfne1 Grsf aad pSek lag sbere
viii evlnEne1ce next NSadsy. 8 far
Ysezers have arrived n iirzsse1 numbers.
b'ss tie growers expect quite AZ Influx tais
Heex
White kiFeE gs0ser said. I'VE are
getting sgrnewhss alarmed over the nom
$rrfFzl Of psekers. IS rnaay OF as vii BE
ready 10 commence harvesting cur erqa
sext Feck. We have tasf learzlszs shat IN
fesestess 9rfies- ia order 10 prevent tae In
ci1ns from coming 10 the yzr.ss, have ely
eElsfed rae report that we w0nfs euiy fAy
- cents per box for picking. waea. a. 4
matter Q. fecf- We have expected 70 ray 81
PR box for some time. soiar ei ~. r~s,rr-
sfs. hearing Of telis, have goae Gu among
tSe Ineiazas aad are eonseadIeilnx the
-eorz
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STILL UEDAUxTED.
Another Democratic Daily Newspaper
Scheme.

Justice H. r. Jones STATES that he aud
Mr.. A. ". Piper. who hold the plant ~ abe
eefnnei Eatsrprf-e, hare made an arrange
meat BY which Mr.. Willis. of chebaiis.
VIII publish Democratic paper In Seattle.
Cnder this arrangement the paper viii be
os ned Jointly by Aess-s. Piper, jones aud
Willis The latter eaters into b0rGs to
keep the paper ai3oa; for six months, at the
expiration of which time he Is to own one
fhird OF the plant II this arrangement
goes into effect the Chehsiis Nag
get VIII cease publication. and
the seattle Saggs- viii commence
upon tts career about the l5th Of sep
Timber. Mr.. Jones further states that he
has arranged with Palmer * Rev for a
year uine in which 10 tay their claim
aSainsi the material. Yesterday Consi able
THORNTON levied upon and tOok Possession
q six bundles Of paper belonging 10 the
ka.srI,rl-c company 10 satisfy the Judgment
u Mr.. w. H. fenso1 for thirty osd dollars,
Tor labor performed ON thai journal
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REAL EsrATE TRANSFERS,
Dssas + eordsa At tbs Auai;ors ofass
Yesterday

Twelve tssis were died f5z recae4 yes
t,fla.. EN-. ca.fst1eszf aEgrvsstins
sgi.-47. as aycrase ~ $3.50 Fali9Eing
Il thc sst
f. Bean and s1ie Is trsa4 y. ittie
is,fs B.. = 8. u. "a .zd n. ais 50. i,sat4l, md
AZ. 2ltA
J5sR Msu1lsr szd wife - ---, 81, :,
LIZ 2 I,31ksus sid. ss.A
p Kaufman sG4 safe 80 J. T pcfs. y sair
1 sna Z. 81 s kaufu8au slta. go
CasusaaaaA As smasF u NJ l. '
Mad. hsi Z. h.k =. f7nGwts'agH2 HraeA. =
Nvlls- T. CSlkiu's saa ausssad q . :
-hu-.assi, nud ial 81 y; /. sc =. ----
n.rGs fa k4fsap cssuasy. tAssA
" a. C.urchil Aai huss4l3 - aesssa
Eiankc, box 2, ~ =. g. hiaEck. = So
r Roi{nk ana wife % Asset ; tisstEsl, loi
g. ga - g. G. u-naf Ri AID. ssSN
q r Denny All rife 20 t4.lfe AspAs
AZ. ias T. bike y. 7. neaay'a Fafs Al@'
sta
,. f'-.s asr ana ~ q, - A. 4, s'a=r1T2. soti
&. sans 2. tzt.a's ail1. fIess.
b j. uauzF ard sits ~ q " tss.9a. aas'
~ 2 80 . r ncugE's fS7E 4sisi, ASA
tsaa Skasea. - a. - A-xf- Hss s
iszct lssss aed 2, ; < 81, .. 7 DsanS
Fark AID. ti4ao
Ffaax ssrsenzoa zad SHE q q holi2
wa, u all -. .. blk s,ss@n st kuane3& "A =
n
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"wEooP-Es-UP BILLY"
His DsatA in Poverty a, tAs Comfy
Farm

"BlGsy" Hea lerse1 died ~ The eeuaig
farm o. Friday. he va orc ~ tas sell
ka0an characters ga Puget Soaa3, aad
fsr uianv yrars wss eHpisvst q ran
uer io- tha Ucc irsfai hu5cl he ssas q
.traiai. whole sssuiad. 3est aatngct g. 0S
Agfl ed a losE 81 frtcift= q s 80 c-iellls
fTt Ase,f 10 ses people eN.ey tlenAssi'eS
slsti pas aluars s-lanS o n89si = muse
meat % Genee Nhs rE-s-1 p ilsien 70 htFA,
sns vs. Eaaan fa-8sE1aas ih PAS;
S.ssind re1lau 81 - -sss "a 81 ~ = asotF
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EHA-f1 the pahNc We dp-m 70 no
rs.1f,s iasl a s7Enliie scs ~ jls.itc, iH " q
e she puNteHs Eirga Ef iAr HfNtisa-
pore of slt the "a 81 aud ei7ramstA nctss
etsuaetied with ear case a "a nss kurl &
g,,. 20 state thaf afieg lsceuiug bettef
mcqnajnle5 wlfh al of those cirsa-a sis3ess
Rc have aspsacsi i u3E EsfY - dismiss
said xnff. AMI So aekn3ssiei -s fasf - So
Intentionally WreuCyti sast -.
max akiN8Ei-
tGw kNIuAtE kktNGkls
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Intending so give np handling certain
Hines 81 pianos aud organs and wishing Ia
condgnsc ear stock Ia thar line. we Offer
oar entire stock Of pianos aud organs NJ sn
immense reduction ia price, either for cash
or insiailIrepts Intending purchase n
viii 10 wei - AL and examine our stock.
A. HANSEN,
Yesterday block. Front street.
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school Director, District No. ..

q. A. Il. excursion. seattle 70 Columbus,
Ohio. and rssturA. 40. Psssen gers intend
ing - avail themselves Of this remarkably
low rate Ia visit flisndS In the East; and
desiring heFtis in the Pullman or free
tourist sicepers "a be run in connection
Herewith should leave their names az the
earliest POSSIBLE moment with, and get fall
instructions regarding train ctr. from
a. CgILHgEG, Agent y r r. T..
Corner Aili aud COMMERCIAL sis, Seattle.
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The superb fancy costumes which viii
be worn at the Paper Carnival on Monday
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, have
been specially designed for The occasion.
Tickets can be secured In advance from
bowman 4 Hanfard Stationery and Print
ing Co, w. ii. Humphrey 4 Co, G. Davies
4 Go.
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The Paper Carniyai az the New ArmOry
on next Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, promises To be a great success
Many from the couatry viii avail them
selves OF this opportunity of Witnessing
novel sfvhf
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T8c urtces a. So alsssal 30 iNe f&fcf
Casaifaf taee aecn r s,sd - Q ceg.s isfr
aduits aud - crnfs fss eAlitHpu, 50 tAai
EVERYDAY aay D. FresCrst a. least Ga eng
20 fhs rveutaes - assn itgkets -sa be ls4
4. r..LLln.-l 80.
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Ladies Hair dressing Parlor, corner Main
and second streets. shanpooing and hair
werk OF every description on hand aud
made 10 order. ap2leou
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Auoihgr - e ot z. . A- nstc coveEtns has
ls,ga matte 20 tae k&aeaoycs tuas cHa3-
ranF a. Nauaiua Il. t' EsfVasA q cover
al thvig iadsc bAl as v az-t
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Money to loan on raj estate and personal
security. Long or short time. G. T. Miller
d Co., llsis James street
60. 49,
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sAeArsaeu 81 ,ac Hro'hegaooa
sss ssa asen "a Gilman aad IA
n 49, eA eanlaY. pas bis saeccss.
nss,s AaSe Vss vrty iarec aaa .srls.-
tsri 49, w prrsent f7au Ta-ama ae6
Essr,, tsss.,1a'ai'ili,i, a. wei ~ fnfn $ Httlc.
a. ssr. t@iahlc az Gilman vanished
s,s..l alter The srritsI - 49,. g.sr.,,.s =;
S. ytstlers. ufsth. -.,,,g,. ~, q .r.,Y.
~ ~ st3at taee~ hours az Nateaus
- t,ssss' Nitsf a. as -. ug ~ eanc5Hg ia
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Tsc-A $-haiIon hessy slltrhed hack 40
glove. ueA fAH sseses, al stafs- Cass'cs
l-L.srA
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EAaeaa-. ens, Aes4Asae an3 cassitHA.
U84 rcrlass.i }1g IsFs ants Ssliser Al,zg ~.
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HeMAEaS's ttEce s.--Yesierday }. u.
MeMahen's circus gave TIVE performances
here Tagis tent Is AZ Thiri and ualyer-
sliy streets. aud was illed 90 h1th oc-
rasl0gS Toe circus Csine Without flaming
posters aad ia one ~ the Old fasaiosed, ca
iayable sort pienty Of good riding. iamb-
ing, leaflns, trageze work, eenl9rfion acts.
balaaciug and fanny ciQa a.. None ~ the
FEATURES arr r,iuF. most 81 ihasa Hrc ab9Ne
the average aud several are remarkably
tine. MeMAhua's four borsc set Is one OF
these genuine riFeas performances wAieh
nosiefn aaas gers seem b have targ0'tea
altagcthef Tee cifCus gives two mors'
ps.ffogmAacys to-day afternoon ahd even
reg Admission Is only = ceBfs aad tae
tent ought 70 b. Parked 20 the DOORS
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IErr CarfRlns-A has paEcsSse srrsliy
Under value. Sbvsscr isass-
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PLEASANT OUTINGS.
ass krcEEsien 10 Pert Townsend and
hs strSiss--Brakemsn's Picnic.

eN~ otIsitk-~bfakCuens flcntc.
re txcarsien oa the steamer Alaskan 80
~ tasnsend ani the straits sunday.
.asef Tie aaspices Of Messrs. Barton.
Vt stewart ana RAmsdaii. Tacoma
ssspapef men, VAS decided success IN
- way. Thefe were between go aud
sAeanionisis on board, aud all wcFV VA.
So enjoying ire og,lns to the utmost.
,ssseaner reached Port Town,cnd at s
ss~ek aud remained ucre until 4. The
sssfcseckess saikei and drove about
$50 ami admtErd its aHny patmis ~
49, And iiN tean.tfui surrJuutii ncS
g',, az .a'ltye 81 ciuE ne vita Kind fore
49,. Al az % tae aNsi Aeie carriages
psstkg, eudt th4 Hgnettfua ~ Me- , r
ssss. lss fot1- .kTsLllGENGEK's ucpsy
~ ~ tilv puYt - rt trt. t,sr the Hefn
a. tAr rNs>. and they Were driyra
- c.tu-.- 20 Eours As ghU
g. palisd oat ia1m hy Wasrf q ron.
FNfesie tafr thfec ehet b. fer the
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-26
SALTWATER NEWS.
Indictments by the Grand jury
General.

The grand jury finished its labors and
was excused for the present yesterday
morning. Seven indictments in all
were found and three of the indicted
have pleaded guilty. The other four
will stand trial next week, the petit
Jury being summoned to appear on
Tuesday. The celebrated DR.. +. H.
Mitchell was not indicted. He was
charged with selling chattel mOrtgaged
property, but as it was shown that it
was, more properly speaking. ''in
pawn" the jury let him go. He was
discharged from the county Jail, where
he has been for the past five months.
and left at once for st. Paul. In the
case of o. J. Nelson. of the st. Paul
house, who whas charged with larceny
in the first degree for taking 81, 1000 on a
$500 check paid him through mistake by
the Lumberman'S bank of this CITY. no
Indictment has been found. What
status the matter is in can only be con-
jectured, as the bank officials are very
reticent and Mr.. Nelson was not to be
found. 1t is rumored that settlement
has been made.
The 'city schools exhibit" at the
High school building drew goodly
crowd last evening. The rooms are
finely lighted by arc lights kindly fur
nished for the occasion by Capt. A. T.
jerks, which shows off the Scholars
work to fine advantage. The. exhibit
will be open to-day and tonight, and is
free to all who feel enough interest in
what the young folks are doing to pat
ronize 1t.
Inspector General Brandt, of the state