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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
Sherif-s Sale.

By virtue and authority Of an alias execution
sued from the Office OF the clerk of the circuis
court of Bates county, Missouri. returnable af
the June term, 1sss. of said conrt. to me direct
ed in favor of John Cough, and against Leslie
Burrass, have levied and seized upon ell the
right, title, interest and claim of the said de-
fendant. Leslie Burrass. OF, in and to the fol.
lowing described real estate, situated in Bates
county, Missouri, to-wit;
The northeast quarter Of section Twenty-Five
rssl and the west half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section twenty three tZ3J sll in township
forty-two (i2l range thirty t3ll. 1 viii on
Friday, June 18th, 1855.
between the hours Of o clock In the forenoon
and ) in the afternoon Of that day at the east
front door OF the court house in the city Of Rut-
Ter, Bates county. Missouri, sell the same or
so much thereof as may be required, n: public
yendue, 20 the highest bidder for cash, 10
satisfy said execution and costs
O u. GLAZEBRODk,
sheriff OF Bates County.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30

Money to Loan on Farm and City
property on Long and Short time
at a low rate of interest,
SwEAR1NGER. BowDEN & Co.
Nevada, Mo.
Apply to W. H. Warnock, County
Clerks Office, Butler, Mo. 26-tf.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
Poultry Wanted.

I will pay more cash money than
anybody in Butler, for your eggs,
chickens, turkeys. Spring chickens
wanted at big prices. Call at Bud
Atkinson's or a. L. Mcbride & Co.
JAS. SMITH.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
Sheriff S Sale.

By virtue and authority of general execution
issued from the Office of the clerk Of the circuit
court of Bates county, Missouri, returnable at
the June term, lSsS, of said court, to me di-
rected in favor of the Autman & Taylor Com
pany and against Marion Ryan and ". +.
Scott. l have levied and seized upon all the
right title. interest and claim of the said de-
PENDANTS, Marion Ryan and w. r. Scott of, in
and to the following described real estate, to-
wit:
a strip of land twenty rods wide of of the
east end of the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of section one NJ, township
thirty-nine 1891, range thirty-one 1911 bounded
as follows: Beginning at southeast corner OF
section one ~, township thirty nine 1891,
range thirty one ISL, , running north to quarter
section corner thence west twenty t2nl rods,
thence south to section line of section No. one
III, thence east to the place of beginning and
containing ten acres. all in Bates county. state
of Missouri, will on
Friday, June 18th, 1883,
between the hours of o'clock in the forenoon
and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, a
the east front door OF the court house in th'
city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri. sell th'
same or so much thereof as may be required, o
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
TO satisfy said execution and costs
G. G GLAZEBROOk,
Sheriff of Bates Co
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
High Graded Bulls for Sale.

[ have a number of fine, young,
high graded bulls which l will sell at
very reasonableprice. Terms to suit
purchaser. J. NJ. HoAGLAND,
Nyhart, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
DORM & P1ERCE-BARBERs.

Shop on North Side Square. We
give special attention to Ladies and
Children's hair cutting. We keep
the best of BARRIERS, also grind scis-
sors and razors. Everything first
class. All work guaranteed. Give
US a call,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30

]. K. Brugler & Son want all
the school bonds they can get. Plen-
y OF money at the lowest rates. s4tf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Sallie A. Payton and " {, Payton.
her husband, by their deed of trust dated
November 2G, ls>3, and recorded in the Re-
corders office within and for Bates county,
Missouri in book 3, page 2i0, conveyed to the
undersigned trustee the following described
real estate lying and being situate in the
county of Bates and state of Missouri to-wit:
The southwest quarter ofthe southwest quarter
of section thirty six tt6) in township forty [i0I
of range thirty-three ta3I, containing forty
acres more or less, which conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of one certain
note fully described in said deed of trust: and
whereas, default has been made in the payment
of the said note, now long past due and unpaid.
Now, therefore. at the request of the legal
holder of said note and pursuant TO the con-
dtions of said deed of trust, | will proceed TO
sell the above described premises al public
vendue, to the highest bidder for casn, at the
east front door of the court house in the city of
Butler, county of Bates and state of Missouri,
on
Thursday, June 7th, 1888,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, for the purpose of satisfying said debt.
Interest and costs. L, &. DUKE,
- Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30
DIR. J. Nj. CHRISTY,
HOMEOPATHIC

N G. BOULWARE, Physician and
l. . Surgeon. Office north side square,
Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chill
rem a speciality.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30

Il slept ;.t.d dreamed that life was beauty,
/ aWoke ami tound that life was duty
- rou. teEance in which doth meet,
-,.-,. E,r,~@-. promises as sweet -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1888-05-30

know that right is right.
That it is not good to lie;
| know that generous deeds
Some sure reward will find
That the rulers must obey,
That the giyers shall increase;
That duty lights the way
For the beautiful feet of peace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Lest evening sbou one hundred OF The
tbs trends of Rev. and Hrs. r O. Robert
son esve thsa very happy surprise social
81 tisssr tome. 197 Hsny-st After lev
honTs Il so1isl eBfertsiDrBsnt NJ. and Nrs.
Robertson Vere cslieo 70 the center oi the
roorn. WHERE NJ. S..E Cordg. IA = fsE rsil
c5oasn ferns-ss presented Hr. Robertson
vta 40 ri~gssf gold needsf eaus. a1d " iss
ksiiis SrF0er ffe8 presented Hrs- Robert
ssn vim = vs'i fiied purse. Aft@r rscov-
srng from bis sarprIae NJ. foberiso1
thaskea hts friends for fbe besofi o. pres
fnf fag hin8sslf and wife. The inscription
Hrxsn fhs cate reads, Frrsetted e. keT.
= q Koasertsou. If ths Nezitby k-snns
cksTcs. Grand Rspids. April -. 1898. ~
~ frlsn1s.
kiihosEn NJ. nobevtson hss ben here
oHiY I've motifs sss bss Fucessae1 in gsf-
tina frm h0i1 0f,o1 he besrts ~ fle seo-
Re rIth rhon ne bss come n coutsct and
u wss On y tzo months sro fhst nie ocn-
s-Fegstion - > poUna s0ciz, rave BIN 80
&e 1e-se8d ti1st within fbe fsts a,
5ers - bsz besn offered s. 2s0 r-F Vszr .
rzke tie Besso-sss 81 bspzisf cbzrfh n
suosksr Fsgt of he eslg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

meeting Of th@ joint eommiisss Of Re-
r1hfcsns ard Democrats to arrange prs-
Rniaslies sor The t~o state convsatioss 10
he held ~ Tbs city nsxt vsek vss bsi3 AZ
The Nar IN ssF ewes inE- Sab-ccrn rnissess
we're aDeesu 81 s~ tal.ees. aH eecorstiorz
C. q Nsrzar. e. III 8enser. 6 " Jsnes.
sof Jehn r. Nilesn, On a0z@rs J. "
Ross- "a sud LesTies Acfl ewss- % pro-
ca 2 he lsrze picture % = sseisxscn frorn
he Cemsnon teuccA reen1s. FRED VI sfev
ems ard Charles AsteIessa
TIE BecoFssiga Cen Ditt<. -raaszf al
re~s1s hsvtss ssitstls 6ecorsttss<. ss1ch
IS f4ss. tantlnE. srrroprisfe Dictars- stc
q. srDntcsee ~ 1,oss n csus - NJ nssr-
sa1. $40 ~ 80 s3af kasn - zz~s1
sransfsrrsd % ths asll-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
IN MEMORIAM.

One of the sad events Of last week vas
the death and burifi. in this city. Of the
lovely aud idoiized daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bovine. MIR. BOVINE. who is
President of the Fourth National Bank.
bad Just returned from California with his
wife and family. where he little one was
taken III within tiamm sti0n of the brain. She
Was III but I've oays and then The sweet
spirit fied TO join the bright band OF being a
who have gone before.
Nina had lived but q decade. but her
lovely face and form, and her sweet and
gentle disposition had made her a general
isyorite, while she was almost worshipped
by father. mother aud brother. There is
but one thought thsrcsn possibly console
the bereaved IA such ume-the thought
that she bad lived a loved, aud bad been
loved. The poet-Qusen of Roumsnis. when
her little canghter died. thai KID God that
he had given her blessing Tor lew ysars.
Nina Josephine Bovine was ten years aDd
eight months old. The was buried frcn
the family residence al 2S5 East Fulton -st.
on Friday. the RI. Rev. Bishop q lespis.
assisted bv the Rev. Campbell Fair con
dncting the services. The floral nem snt3s
we're both beautiful and rems rk-bly ella .
orate. floral pail and bed oil rosesbeing
especially magnificent. The funeral was
atb.nded by a large number of friends
frcm this city. the East aud al Hastings
where the little one bad passed most of her
childhood. The psllbearers were John A.
Seymour. Lincoln Bowen, IL. b. Luton and
A. e.. Scbarsch, ell employees OF The Fourth
National Bank. The escorts were selected
from the little girls own Companions.
they were George Widdicomb. Carroll
Sweet, Howard 0'Brieo. Dick Eyefsrd.
Charlie Sheppard. Johnnie Wilkes and
George Kendall. The remains were
placed in receivipg vault in Valley City
Cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION.

Young Ladies and Genilrmea Who Are
suugslin- for Diplomas.
The senior class in the High school rum-
bers snirty eight young people. Of which
number twenty-five are young ladies. The
foliosing ere the names of those who ex-
psct TO receive diplomas Com mepcement
Dav: Jennie Beiknsp, Laura Bradish.
Anna Irikins, Margaret Cuthbert. Florenc
ChaseP Edith Clement. Margaret Doran.
Eva Daniels. Carrie Fletcher. Flora For
sythe, Bessie Goodrich. Jessie Hethington.
Lizzie Nal oney. Estella Putnam. Sarah
Porter. Carrie Powers. Kitty Plumb, Edith
Stone. Belle Scranton. Jennie Uttsrwick. Ger
,rude Van Winkle Della Wilde, ,ApnaN yks
Myrtle Whitfield, Theresa W8rzburg. A. ID.
RatnbOhe. Richard smith, Isaac Van Bree.
Fred Whitfield. Manning Birge. Lewis Cady.
George Fitch. George Fsirbrass, Frank
Graves. Willism kslmbach. Alonzo Nc.
Conneli, Wa ter Poland. Ed sinIDavendorf
The last named young gentleman is the
son Of the late Mrs. l.. T. Towne and be
can scarcely be expected to do much work
during the remainder OF the term.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Hslf-s-D Dozen Drunks IN the Police Court.
and Only One PAID His Fine
When court opened yesterday morning
lhe box was comfortably full, although the
grist was by no means as large as q week
ago. 1t also turned out &, be much less
renumerstive. only one paying the fine
imposed. This Was John Hagen. who wa.
arrested Saturday night. and hac enough
behind the bars as well as before them 20
last him for while. so be paid in $535
hDe ana costs without a murnur. and was
glad TO ret OF st that price.
Alfred Sparks aud John Thompson. also
run ia Saturday night, went to isil foI
fourteen GAYS in the default Of the pay
meDt Of 50 fiUe and costs each.
Henry Is. Bornel, az oid-iimer who was
arrested Sunday. proved to be dead broke,
aud was sent back 10 jail for twenty days,
Fred Prior, young fellow, and comps's-
lively decent, was let Of with Eve DAYS
sentence.
Sentence was suspended upon Martin
Garrow. a ysg. who has probably by this
time sought pastures new.
The liquor law violation csses Of William
Hess, Julian Kuhn and Loai. Kuhn. ell
tor keeping their bars open after hour
were postponed until May s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Judge Seserans of the unlsec States Court
tor This district. is holding court in the
Upper Peninsula. Judge Montgomery, Of
The Circuit Court. is sitting for Judge Dicll-
ermsn la OceAns county. and the Eapenof
Court Is taking q recess by reason 81 moth
ing on the docket. TLsrsl0ne the - 3
courts in session YESTERDAY weFs ihe Pro-
bate, Police and Justice courts. The record
OF the Prohsfs Couri Is - follows
PEoBArE-Estaie of Chss. Clayton White.
minor, iuseDiory TIED. In re- Harry
Grant sDc Allen Grant, dependent neKlscf.
ed children; order Of admission 10 slsts
Public School st Coidwstrr. Estate of
Harriet s. Egglesson, deceased; admins
tr4ter ; bond tled aud ietssrs issued 10
Alonzo Is. Porter. Estate of Ferles W.
Johnson. deceased. order admitting viii 10
probate, resl1uAry ieealees bond nie8 and
letters issued 10 Hauie j. johnson. Relate
OF Gzrret . FarrelL deceased. viii and peli-
tion for probate OF ssme nlod. hearing Mss
%. Estate of Isaac SchllAne decreased: ad-
ministrster's hnsl account flied, hearing
Nav L5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

sorns tine ago Gso. r. fuller sold piece
Of rsai estate cn Reuiogtons addition 70
Z. r Sweet. and NJ. Ssest ia turn sold it
70 J. 81. Hal When Falsr owed the
property Felix Ranviiie got iudgusst
srsiast hin smcanting 10 Slfo 90 n West
f.ifs eaurt. then tOex Transcripts - t8s
--rcast and placed a irin nrcn toe lsnd 90
Sc Yrsisreav } n. hsif commenced siiit
n ne circuit Court go crrnrei Nr- RaaviiIs
10 rsmaxs the eieud ca tne utie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
GOOD FOR "rAE HILL
7. May bs psrd Climb Brt n Ia Pleas
ant When 8os Get There.
70 the Edilof q TIE TE1ssEAxHKkALDs

II gsy s@ Psrd Climb Brf n Ia Pleas
ant Wbes 8os Get Tnsre-
The Hi people srs not behind tie TsilsT
peoras IN TIE nsf,sr Of Improvement.
Large nun 5srs of dwelling houses are
being erected ard the coDirscss for several
ase blecks 2zs beng let John g. EbIe 4
san s5ii sooa pus up fine tvo-stoTv trick
veneer bieck eSjoirinz their present nezt
make TIE k1i.c.Bg eli front or Hri4ge-
"a -prns7 a Case Nesrlv oroazise On
~. oorrer 81 bfidgs ard Bsrcley. A. b
Enoxssn VII p1lif isres fhres stoTr
hr5es kto<k wifh sfons tFiEaairszs. There
u54 - sear sso-ss fronting On rYidxs -
eth snp.s saIses - reerns seovs for yri-
v.se fsrsllss Thsv b0sh fe vsrT
kaussor,e biocks aD5 - lns&usnt - thsf
part ~ fks cry NJ. Asoxis0n vii iet
tie cart~sct fof hss huif3sag fo3sv.
Eo~<syh Hevre- tss fBs ne~ dreIlaz
sonss nesri4 e91p'ssed On ssosor8- NJ.
south 81 Cr4sosef sve.. s81 Ham .it9r ths
- 0sorrsIser hss narshsse1 fa-rs u
pert saf ou- - NJ. Hornexs sne - soo1
sllsa soer7en-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

For the Benefit of His aud Bis VIII. .
Souls.

For the Benefit Of Hss aud HE VIII. .
Souis.
The last viii and testament Of Gsrret
OFarrell. late Of Wyoming. was filed in the
Probate Court yesterday, and II is quite
document The property Dsft is worth
about $500. and the viii save that
each Of the children. Matthew and
Frank, snd Jane Kinds, shall each have g..
whiCb is 10 remind them that be still re-
msmbered them. The balance Of the estate is
10 be converted iDio cssa sDd the interest
used for the benefit Of his widow until she
Is dead or msrrted again. After ebs IL dts1
or fnerrIei again. the intsTesi for the money
IL 90 bs expended IN n,ssses 10 ST Andrew .
Roman Cstboiic cnurcb IN Grand Rapids
foF the period of the City yesrs for the ben
eft o the souls o. himself and vile. and 81
the end o. the hffy rears tie prins ipsi IL 20
revert TO the church. p. J. kcHanus snd
h5a vie sre nsue8 80 szscUfors. The vill
vas msde sn5 signed Aprii 1. isSf. sith
Ksifsr n. Hughes and Wm- =. cooper.
WfEraeses
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

John =. Ncia,yre. tue vel known local
uswsDsper man. hss purchased a hsifintsr
est IN wess'skss drug store and has settled
righs dow1 TO mercsnsile life. The hrm
- kroun as Nessssks & 8cinfyre The
store : lbe eid and familiar Mills & Lacy
ssnd. directly Cpposiis sweets Hosel on
Csnal-sf. Mf. Mclnfvrs's cd triends Of the
pfess smile al ever when they see
Iohnpv" In business suit drawing soda
wsser aad selling perfumes. The Gew Arm
is bot1 vel xnawa and r3pular sDi tae
sbepseiiv iitt.e. old drug store viii attract
All is old iinls uace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01


AAcKIsAs cITT. April so.-fhsrs are
three steam bsrEss ia ths Ice about tao
miles northeast Of NaDgosbsEes hgok.
1hes struck ths solid ice z5aaf O'Clock
tkis norninz. znd At sundoxn they had
mace 90 neaoxaY. They iook 70 DC All
painted green with shiss upper soiks.
One q three ;ss<teF pith one pipe an
otA is three-nsssier With two pipes. snd
the other Is a fonE-mss with two pipes.
Thes mast brssx about Twelve miles Of
solid ice. sBd IL Is very doubtful about their
getting tbfouxh until The ice saftsDs.
There nss been a steamer behind Round
Islsnd sl day utiEg 20 work 0p the north
ehennsi. bat sbe makes very little head
way.
AboCt txo inches Of snow fell last night.
ana it Las been cloudy snd cold all day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

The FIRST entertainment Of the week pre-
sentet lsst evening AZ this popular resort
was 6rst class in every respect. each artist
receiving hearty applause. The minstrel
scene entitled sriBsinz in tire lane. was
beautiful, the costumes elegant and the
singing being particularly good. Lottie
Roy and Bobby Daily are clever sketch
artists. they are hard workers. their singing
and 6sscirg good Miss carrie EzisTs
Black P.ckininnY fopsy deserves special
mention. Charles and Minnie Burroughs
are artists cf unusual merit. their voices
blending well sud toeir eastaues wers se-
giant. lhe soax of Notsd People saow-
frz pictures C sane wss } ,a5iy applaudei
Niss Adeie FurTis IN daring fssts Of eqaili-
brin on hs siscs sire sd juksii0z oa the
rulang 1ishe. WrFs ia mense. l8s premier
asrors :. tne three R0msics, we're the best
seen at this ibsstre tais season. Ibeir
backward 81 Tnefsausss on three high wAs
truly wonderful The ftsghs5ie inter- I'd 3
"Thcmpson's Dead. was la0zhahle % the
extreme A trip 10 Grand Haven CEN
riude1 g he performance. snd wss uErosr-
iollslv funny. Tae sane btli -iil be pre-
seuted evefy sveniaz during the ~ssk.
snt a. naiinsss wednesday sad Saturday
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
CARL ScHuR1 D|KED
psrlNoulsAIo eeRM.ss PRESENT
Heasry snszra shares tss hener~-ceunt
Heresrs elssa srek Eus.ss< kiF. Sch2fs
20 "a Eets=sse~ viii Pr,nos
klsmarek

bEslas, April so.--A dinner Was gisar 10
Car sohnFx aud Henry Willard si lhe Hois
kaissrhof last evening. Professor 0asisi
presided- Count Hsrberl bismsrck. Count
Area. the new Gsrmsn NiHister, Count
noenbof. tate Secretary al Legation ~
Washington. colsmsn. AmeFicsn charge
c'siiaifes. IA the sbsencs OF Alnssief fsnale-
ten, trosbY. Sscrsisry of ierztion, the
American IonsAi-lieIerA Paine, Paul
l1lnden. anu cta~fs Ners present
Professor tn ~ f0rms1r welcomed
scauf1, who Fe. iied hueiy ssasff "a 70 the
genera and aeup - mIAshs leli "a tne United
States sith ths unih altos q tsernspy and
IN regard 10 the death al Emperor William
and iae illness of Emperor redcrick.
Coleman, who spoke in Rerfeel German,
slinoed 10 tie great esteem al which SchnrE
was hesd IA America Count Herherf
Bssns5cy was the iass sneakef y 400.
ia compliment " term of Scss and
prsisso .oiSmsa lsr his happy sseoea. er-
pressing the strongest wikh thai he Ger
man S0sernmens should csufinue aud
strengthen TIE traditional good relations
between Germany snd ste great AmeFicAn
iepatlic Coant Htrber IL mar 4 psrs sn-
ally invited Snurz 10 an Interview With
Primes Bismarck on Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

st1Sssst ssss4&
CE0sR sPEisGs. April 30.-Three young
men living near Kent City. named Honcs
Johnson. Victor SxissOn and Augustus
Swinson. ware caught sPeaTisg FISH ia Ball
Greek. ia Tyrone tosnship. Deputy sher-
IA L. II. Chairman brought them before
Jas,ice Of the Peace J. A. arr To-Day. Dep
uiy tame " arden &. ). Ford sppezred or
lbe state. znd lbe offenders pleaded guilty.
They ere iined 50 20 each. including costs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Petitions and Bi 10 Presented by Michigan
aen Yesterday.

txsNessss ve W. ytNSss,~xS,,Ny.
WAsHIEeToS. April 30.-Senator Palmer
today presented q petition from various
mining companies praying the purchase by
the Government of the Portage Lake Canal
and The Lake Superior Ship Canal.
In the House today Mr.. Ford
presented petition of the Kent
Scientific Institution asking for the
better protection OF the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. Mr.. Fori also today intro
duced bill sppropriating $35O,ooO TO b.
placed at the disposal OF the ordinance de-
partment, 10 be used in building and test
ing one egnt-inch Chamberlain Congress
gun.
In the house today Mr.. Chapman intro
duced bill to authorize the construction oi
9 railroad bridge across tine Detroit river.
]. s. Tyler, of Detroit. whose good work
in connection with the mailbag frsunds,
was nosiced in the TELEsRAx HERALD a
short time ago. mas been promoted by
Postmaster General Dickinson
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
The LAND or GOLD
some People Find It to BE Made of
Cheek and Brass.

some People Find It to BE Made of
Cheek and Brass.
II could not stand it there" remarked
lady who recently returned from Pssadens.
California There were crowds of men
hungry men-siandiDg on the corners or
g1ing up and down the street in search Of
the work that could not be found. The
town IL ovetrun with them, and there are
no piscss for them TO oil. As for the per
son Who owns pocketbook. he might rs
well hand IL over 10 the land sharks ss
soon - he sees tbsm- They will get 1t
s0unet or later.
Every train that comes In Is adding to
the already superHous population. Those
who have a comfortable home and small
bank secocst in Michigan bad better stay
By Il il they wish to keep either home or
money. Those vnO have neither will get
them sooner II they stay here. TIE old
acsge, Let well enough slous.' is . good
one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

On account Of no, making connections ia
Chioszo. he rsnsins Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
A. Ts~8 sill net FsacI here I'll e.45 this
morning. Tbe remains are accompanied
y gsniisnasn IN TIE employ Of the o.
Railroad Company
TIE fansrsi eiii Re hsld at ths house i3
South fine-st.. This af.efne0o a. 2 o'csoxk
ard from he Usiverssif<l charca n 3
o'eicck. Rev. Flubzer ef3cisling-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Boyd Psnulnd vas sstouished yesterday
81 receivirg By express fren Ssv York a
apie Of wild beasts in q csse. TIE an
inas srs Of the cak kind. resembling
IeoDar3s IA color. II vas soznetiune before
. zasiogis, csraoe of nsDiag them coDs1
~ f78ni. bHt e rss nnsii~ dsf.F nsin@d
faas l6sF are ieorsra ctts." ffis s1er<ss@f
ttas ~ zee iorwsrsSs3 from Sew YORK
tV Zsch AIdrseh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

Msv being tbe 1estivai sf s. Philip and
s. Jsmes koly commaniou will be admin-
- srsi il ne ehapei of sk Aarks church
this mcrnfng st I1s3o o'einck- Tsnorrex.
a. be ssus tire snu e'ace. Bishoc 'Tsiiespse
siH hcie lss Nay asmen = r1esfins. zen
pSr-F- vi - r-aa on TIE Lac Chcrister
Vet ysnan snt fte S1ncas Schcct Ate
feecltr- 81 w. ~ oc.n io she rue,ie
- Nasren ~ .sstrrsrr ~c,etF viii meet
a. ne cnsre. a. $50 D. a. thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01
ROCkEFElLeR EXAMINED
Before the House COMMITTEES Investirsf-
Ing Trnsss.

Dttorc tut hDo<1 10
Ing Trusts.
WssHEsroS. April 30.-In the ccn'inu,-
ton of the investigation of trusts today by
the Committee of the House, John ID. Rock
efsller. President OF the Standard OIL trust,
was exnmiled. He seemed TO know
veFy little about facts sought
10 be discovered. but agreed 10
furnish the ipf0rms ion when be returned
to New York. The questions asked were as
g sbs nunosr Of barrels Of oil refined by
the Standard OH Company in ls57. tie
cspscitv Of tie re6neries merged n the
trust since The teyinBing of ISoS. and the
character OF the natural gas inter-
esss OF the company fn Indiana.
He ssid the oniy oil prodncf
that coFnpste5 With American petroleum
w4s Rassisn, that his company had m
sesoss sbfos8. that il bad never trist 10
sscare sa interest IN the Russian d, 6eids
or crodsct> He denisi that the Ssaadara
Trust ~iss iaterested 10 snv other forms OF
blsiaess save that pertaining 10 the chi To-
Cu=frg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-01

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