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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
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Special bargains IN fooring aud rustic
g. J Dillon q C1G Fo,t Lyon 5srsst.
Hon d Z Thompson. OF Portland, az
Speaker II the House and Hon j @ Fuller.
ton, Of RosebuTg, as President ol the Senate,
is liable to be the program next week.
DIR. Courtney has purchased the Erwin
block at Lebanon, and contefDp.a.cs building
brick on it.
IL is stated that w. Lair Hill It.s dissolv
ed his Law partnership With ex Mayor Davis,
at San Francisco, and will return ~ Oregon.
q. w. Hunt seems TO be the rair ,ad build.
ing king up the Colunlt'ia nes-a-days.
Walla Waila Is the center of hia operations.
The Marion County, Court yesterday
granted license to Griffith Il Co., t. sell
liquor at Miils City, on tho Oregon Pacific
Chas Metzzar & Co., kave purchased the
Keck marble shop, opposite the Revere
House, and will move their real estate Office
into il.
Spokane Falls IL said to be the most nm
healty city in the United States. As an off
set though it il to he admitted that It's fruit
crops pever fail 1t hasn't any.
The capital stock OF the Brownsville bank
has been increased 10 $25, 200. Mr ] ri
Meyer, W 4 Kirk, p Hume and r Ca
braith are members. Mr. Galbraitb Is Cashier.
| During the month OF December there were
shipped from Lebanon 1920 pounds 81
poultry. as follows /: Tarkeys. G56j pounds;
chickens, 1000 pounds geese, 2065 pounds.
-Express.
Mir. John S. Morgan, the brick mason.
ha eturned 10 Albany lroni a t,ip 10 lii
no aud remark that he IL very glad t. be
back IN Weifoot, though remarkably good
weather has been prevailing thrOu.b the
East
A 1--we deer was seen near the peuiteutiary
AT Salem Thursdsy. II that country is a
Wild as all that . railroad Is certainly need
ed. BY the way the DgNocRAr would like
TO se6 railroads running from both Allaay
aud Salem TO Astoria.
A Corvallis paper ssys why not Corvallis
too. referring 20 a road from Astoria tn the
valley. BY all means. Get In a0d incor-
em, anyway. Make people think you are
going 10 do something. Corvallis would
really be good junction, next to Albany.
Last evening Messrs. g r Simpson, A
HackiemAn, ID Monteith and JAS Elkins,
Of Albany. Johu Giliiland, Of Sweet Home.
and + l. Such and sou. OF San Francisco, re-
turned from trip TO the front on the Ore
gon Pacific. All Of the gentlemen reported
pleasant trip, aud as being much pleased
with the appearances Of things.
ChAs Mueller, OF the Willamette Packing
Co., returned from Ashland yesterday,
where no received good offer to Rove the
Company's cannery there bat viii not dc
it. though they may possibly establish q
branch cannery~ at that place. THIS cannery
is en- important industry here aud should b
literally supported.
Gentlemen frequently complain OF theil
barber shaving them 200 close, and tue lac'
and neck breaking out into small pimples
II Dutard's speOiGc is applied to the face i'm
mediately after shaving. no matter how clos,
the shaYe, all soreness will be preFented
Sold by foshay & Macon.
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COUNTY COURT pRocEEpINos.
%. II. N. Blackburn, Judge .. w. Cooper and
NJ phllIina Gotnrnia sionarn.l


%. n. N. Blackburn, Judge D. W. Cooper and q.
W. phlliips, Coinmissioners.)
Continued
Matter OF claim OF ID $ Smith for con-
veying w w Saunders from place OF cap
ture to Albany, $r34.64. Also matter Of
petition OF l. 4 lIeaness and others for aid
In repairing Rock Creek bridge. Also bill
Of Woiverton Il Irvine, SIS, In case of APP
plication Of w Il Powers and others for
county road.
Salaries OF county court officers ordered
paid.
County clerk was authorized to re.car-
pet Office and vault.
Ordered tha. $s per month be furnished
] II Lame for support of Albert Hayes.
Grand and petit jurymen for ensuing
year were ordered drawn, consisting oi
400 tax payers.
Bill ordered presented to Marion coun-
ty for half of cost Of repairs of Jefferson
bridge.
Following arc the old and new super
vlso,s, with the amount allowed the form.
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Che Democrat.
O'''''A, Co., C';''' ~ P.'',.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited BY Albany W, q. 7. U

The rent committee reported Sis col
lected. Thirty five subscribers to the
UaieH Signal are reported.
The Arcnsdori brewery at Sioux City,
Iowa, Is being fitted up for an walmeal
mil. Would that thousands OF others could
be turned to the same good purpose.
On Wednesday, the 10Th parlor meet.
Ing will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
VIM. Baltimore. The ladies are cordially
invited TO attend These meetings can be
made very entertaining and instructive
The subject under discussion will be the
literature children should read.
The regular meeting of the Union held
on Tuesday, was one of interest, quarterly
reports were read, Some departments had
been diligently attended -, others neglect
cd. The receipts of the quarter were
$i47.4S, disbursements, Ss37. 100. As there
was a small sum In the Treasury at the
beginning of the quarter, the Union has
been able to meet all the demands upon IT,
and still have little left In the Treasury
In Pennsylvania the liquor men are pre-,
pairing to bring strong pressure upon the
Legislature toamend, In their interest, some
of the restrictive features OF the stringent
excite law passed last ear. They complain
especially Of the discretionary power which
the law gives to judges to deny license ap.
piieations that there Is no provision fol
| the transfer of licenses, and that brewer,
and distillers are not allowed TO become
security for Saloon-kcepers. II l. to be
hoped that the Legislature will be dispos.
ed TO make the law more, rather than less
stringent.
a singular case OF man drowning In q
glass OF beer Is reporteda as having occurred
recently In Trenton, N Y. II Is said thai
he had been drinking hard, and was well
under alcoholic influence, when he entered
a saloon and ordered glass OF beer, which
was brought him. lie sat down at tabl,
and fell into stupor, his head dropping
forward into the glass before him. Wher
the barkeeper tried to arouse him he wat
dead, his nose being immersed In the
liquor In such a way that respiration va
completely stopped Death from drown
ing la beer Is a new form OF the saloor
peril SCch a death may, of course, Occur
quite as readily II the license fee be high o
low. For this form of the saloon peri
high licerse !. obviously no remedy. IL
escape 1t altogether "the saloon IN ust GO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
cash Goes i.oas Way. at JaiIu. trad ~hei''

Cash Goes i.oas Ways ai Julius Grad whel's
have made arrangements for buying
goods direct from the factories In Europe,
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast
The following are some of my cash retail
prices
Y dozen unhandled :ea cups an6 sauceis,
IS cts.
\ dozen unhandlcd coffee cups and sau-
GERS, IS cts.
q dozen handled coffee cups and sau
GERS, so cts. ~
4 dozen seven inch dinner plates, IS
cts.
These goods are all iron stone China and
not a cheaper grade of goods. These prices
are for 80 days.
julius GRADwonL.
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MARRIED.

ARNSPAUGH-PRINE.-on Jan. 9th,
1880, at the residence of Geo C Moore, by
Rev. Hopkins, Eli Arnspaugh and Clara
A. Prime.
GILLMOUR-BA BARNHART--At Oak
land, California, Dec. II, 1888, at 81. Paul
church, by the Rev. Hobart Chitwood,
John B. Gillmour and Darlina +. Barn.
hart, both of San Francisco.
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Canyon imagineaa y hnvnt that will make
good na.Hred person 40 peevish. dissatisfied.
lll-tempered and ctanky as billiou.nsss!
There is no reason whatever. why any Que
should .uher from indigestion. dyspepsia,
Heniey's DAudsl,on Topic. which every one
knows Is certain cure, eau be so easily oh-
sained. Sold by roshay & Mason.
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A pain in the back often leads to oompli
Gated diseases that arc almost lucurable.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures the fret and pre-
vents the latter. II is sorely vegetable, aud
is warranted aud sold by Foshay a Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
A Boat Race.

TORONTO, Jan. II.-Wm. O'Connor has ac-
ceptcd Gaudaur's challenge to row three miles
for $1,000 side, at San Froncisco, about March
4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
SATU r DAY.

| SATURDAY.
| Tho Portland daily and weekly Ne,rs has
suspended publication.
Master Clyde Shafer, of Shedds, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Cheadle.
| The Republican ia now ths only paper pub
| lished at the.bay. 1t fills the field well.
Linn county's representatives are all in
Salem. Our interests will be we'll taken care
Of
MEN McCaw and Miss Ida Murphy
were married at Charlottesville on the 9th
instant.
Mr.. Fl Flindt, of this city. has been in
Jacksonville. and the Times says talks of To-
eating there.
A farmer in Manitoba subscribed $40 to-
wards building q church aud then felt so
badly about it that he attempted 10 commit
suicide.
Iish Applegate passed down the road to
Salem q day or two ago, and will assist in
organizing the third house.
No less than twenty seven persons were
exposed to the smallpox from the case now
at Amity in Yamhill county.
Geo Gilbert, of McMiun, ille, has just been
taken 20 the ass lam, insale by imagining
that he has big tape worm.
w w Francis, the live Portland insur II oe
agent, whose shadow never grows less, not
having any, is in the city.
The ergines Of TIE Yaquna Bay are being
taken out If the hull by crew OF men ur-.
der charge ef Robert Campbell.
Ashland gave Rev. Moody basket of ap
pies as he passed through the city. EATER
prise even ID small things counts.
hand, caused by contract with a saw. Que
finger came near parting with the hand.
The regular meeting OF the Board of Tr.de
will be held next Tuesday evening. Il is an
ticip ted there will be large attendance,
Mr.. Wallace, the egg man, arrived in the
city to-day from California, accompanied
by Mrs. Topham, who will reside with him.
Pitchers Castoria,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
Threo aottlea Curo catnr,..,.

ELI RoEBIEs. Rltiuap p. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, Eays: My daughter had casatrh wien
Sage's Cafarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured q bottle for her, and soon saw that II
helped her; |; third bottle effected pcrn,n-
nent cure. She is now eighteen years OLD and
sound and hearty"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18

The BUYERS GUIDES
!: !: !: J ! ] : !:
issued March and Sept,
A each year. It Is an ency-
clopedia OF useful iufor-
- nation for all who pur-
UST chase the luxuries or tho
necessities OF life. Wo
can ciothc you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk. dance, sleer,
eat. fish. hunt. work. go TO church,
or stay at home, and in various s.sog.
styles and quantities. just figure cut
what IN required to do oil these thingD
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako fair
estimate Of the value OF tho BUYERS
GUIDE, which will DO sent upon
receipt OF 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD q CO.
1ll-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
BORN

COMANN.-On Friday morning, Jan.
nth, 1850, to the wife of Rev. Comanr--a
girl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18

CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
DO you want a remedy for Biiousness, Pmpies on
the face, and cure for sick headache, ask Dr.
Gu'ss and Son. the Druggists, for Dr. GeLni's Live
Pills, try dose. samples free full box % cent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
aConstantIy Hawking and gpilt;,,r,,

THOMAS J. RUsnIgo, Esq., aJos Pine Street
81. Louis, Mo-, writes: 81 was q great etifso.cr
from catarrh for three years. at times could
and gpitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through tho nostriis. I
thought nothing could be done for me. luck
ily, was advised to try DR.. Saae's Csfafrh
itomedy, and I'm now well man. bclcye
II 70 be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and ono has only to give it q
q permanent cure"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
aUntoId Agony from Catarrh., ),

Prof. W. HAusrER. the famous ,noen,o,;ct
OF Ithaca, ". r., writes: "Some ten years rs-o
! suffered untold agony from chronic nGe:1
catarrh. Ny family physician gave me 10 he
incurable, and said must die. My cese was
such bad one, thnt every day, towards SIM
set, my voice would become so hoafFe t0.tld
barely speak above whisper. lii Tic rsegn -
almost stranglo me. by the use OF Dr. snt5e's
Catarrh Remedy, in three montbs, I yyaa q y,oll
man, and the cure has been pelnauont -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18

BOMBAY, Jan. o.-Advices have been receiv-
ed from Afghanistan, to the effect that during
parade Of troops at Makaricharif on December
2 a sepoy Of the infantry fred at the ameer but
missed him. lie was nxecuted on the spot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
Grand Larceny.

New YORK, Jan. o.-Thc prohibition organ
the poicepublishes confession Of the cmploye
who stole the mailing list Of the paper during
presidential campaign; also that Of his accom-.
plice, who was the principal agent, and who
sold il to the republican party, through Quay
and Clarkson, who paid g. 50 for it. The pub
fishers OF the Voice declare their intention OF
prosecuting Quay, Clarkson and Dudley, of
the republican national committee, for alleged
buying Of the Voics's stolen mailing list, know
ing it was stolen property.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-18
Fast Skating.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9-In the skating con-
test for the amateur championship Of the world
Won PaulShin, the Russian champion, won, To-
day, the one-mile race in ASSN John Dono.
ghue, Americas representative, made mile in
z.OoI.S
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DIEp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
IS COONEY CAPTURED
A Rumor IN Chicago Last Night
that He was IN Custody.
ANEW MOVE By ATTORNEY FORREST
Ssleetias Jurors from ths Regular Panel
Instead OF - Special SenIrs-fOar
JUrymen Held over Night
Two 10 be Discharged

CHICAGO, sept. l6.-It WAS rumored
tonight that PAT Cooney, the fox II
the CrOnln case, was IA custody. Color
Vas gwen to the rum0r by tie fact that
Chief Hubbard and Capt. Schuettler,
and Detective John Collins. 10 whose
Efforts the identification of both COoncy
Aud Burke = due. called Al the state ;
attorneys Olhce about o O'Clock and
Aad long conference with the attOr-
neys Tor the prosecution. They de-
clned 20 state the object OF Their bust
ness, but lI was SAID on good authority
that they had called 10 talk about
COcney.
In the CrOnin trial today Attorney
Forrest made motion that Jurors be
drawn on the regular panel selected by
the county board instead OF by special
yenlre, as has been the case since the
trial commenced. Mr. FORESTS object
II making tins motion was TO get some
Jurors vino had not been picked up by
baillifs. The court could see no reason
why th.s discrimination should be made,
but Forrest eventually scored the point
he raised, and the last hour of the after
noon session was spent IN the examlna-
ton OF regular talesmen from Judge
Clifford : court.
The defense used four and the State
three peremptory challenges during
the day. Four men were held for the
night. Two OF these possible Jurors
are Culver aud Pearson. The other
two viii be dropped tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
7. VI. weston in New York.

From The " Nar''.
/. Milton Weston, Of Detroit, is reg
lstcred at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, this
time as Isaac VI. Weston. SO be Is in
no danger OF suffering from the blum
der into which some New Yoikers felt
a month or two ago, when they called
on Milton Weston. the chairman of the
state Democratic Committee OF Mchi-
gan for news. which they could get
only from Milton Weston, the bg
Chicago contractor, who was early in
1855 sentenced % five years IN the
PENNSYLVANIA pcniteutIarv for killing
workman named HamaSor during q
iab0r trouble in NcstmOreland county,
Pa. The case of the convict Weston
from beginning 70 end one of the mos.
sensational known TO American crimi-
nal annals, IT. was millionaire and
ri oup.oye 0i many mel. lis c1ul-
sci during the labor troubles Urged nm
to provide his men with arms. He di1
80. and wnen they fred on trespassers.
a.. tleF believed 3n1 kl4cF Ham ,ker.
IS -r9l. their employer. WAS injected
wigs ta m and convicted OF msns.auEh-
tr. IT reputation WAS lrreproach-
a q vt ia WAS sent 90 jail and k 80
taere e stripes for years. a NeH J 0rk
w9ma1 h9s ail along bitter v opposed
ais pardon and was actually instrument
tal iar a year or SO in preventing the
board 0i uardors-whc1 Matt Quay
Frr hafauv Trouble n man pu.atng
FROM considering Weston s case atall,
although ls persons has gnc8
t4e e teton Tor Bis parion. senators
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
THE GREAT SPECTACLE.
Everythi NJ Ready for the Last Days of
Pompeii"

A rehearsal of the Last Days Of
Pompen" was held last night and every
thing IS IN readiness for the first exhi-
bition tonight AS heretofore an
nOunced, tonight is especially set apart
as citizens night, and there VIII
without doubt be large ATTENDANCE Of
citizens. In order 10 better under
stand the spectacle It Will be well for
the spectator 10 imagine that he
OF the once fair city which was the
chosen residence of Pliny. Arbaces, a
r!cl Egyptian, whose house bathes It's
marble steps IN the right, mas assumed,
by reason OF MS great wealth, a leading
position IN POmDen, and mas chosen
the feast day OF the Egyptian goddess,
IN order to dazzle not only the ewes of
the fair Neapolitan lone with 4 display
OF MS wealth, but also those of MS Icl-
" citizens.
As the performance begins the streets
NIL with people. Presently a trumpet
4 heard, and ut the same time small
ltower-deckei barges pass across the
lake, and galleys make their
appearance, as from under the
trumphal arches group of
soldiers, with standards and musical IN
struments. emerge and announce the
coming OF Arbaces, who follows, walk
ing under a canopy. The games pro-
ceed. Then, upon a signal of a blast of
trumpets, the doors OF the templeOf Isis
are turOwn open Priests and priestesses
kneel for q moment, and Nydia, the
blind girl, appears and dances. sud
denly Arbaces cries if there is a Chris
tian present let him be made % worship
lsis. lone, knowing her athanced GlaU-
Gus To be a Christian. rises in terror, but
Glaucus boldly approaches the now
glowing idol. NYdia rushes forward
and OverthrOws the tripod. The earth
begins 20 quake and Ncsuvius to beich
forth, tue temple collapses and the
people flee in confusion. Glaucus seizes
lone, and with Nydia clinging TO
them they manage to enter boat, and
are seen, amidst the flashes OF light
ming and the glow from the torrents of
flaming lava, escaping across the Mater
from the doomed city. Arbaccs Is
killed by a falling column, whilst the
people, screaming and shouting for
ald, rush IN Wild confusion IN every
~ tregtlOu
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

% suggest the name II Lewis Henry
gg4ntlc soa of Africa.
sn0 sat sinilng bacx OF the railing.
&c mayor, however, sto0d up0u a.
l-grltys and sad tlat ke bel -ged be
had t1e rgnt " appointment and that
suggestions were n0E IL order. tie
proposed TIE name IL john Quinn. but
Joan vas struck by a cyclone OF s.nO's
ballots- he mayor smiled and pro-
posed the name II Lews Henry. The
DAli9t resulted nine yeas and x nays.
ald ne w4s declared elected. Africa
nad tOWned Ireland.
lne Police and Fire Comm ssioners
submitted their estimate Tor the *
penses OF the department.. for the
ensuing year, which were for the police
department St5 ,7z9 IS, and for the dre
department s63 ,29s.l5. The reoort
Nas referred % the Comm. ttee On Wavs
and Means.
Alderman Saunders. Of the Commit
tee on Lamps, SAID that f42 900 would be
necessary for that purpose IN the COM
ing year.
The Committee on Poor made their
estimate at s25 600.
Alderman LAun.ere, of the Building
Committee, recommended that Willard
bArnhart be authorized % construct a
scenery-rOOm IN the rear OF Redmond ;
Opera House, under the supervision Of
the architect.
Upon motion Of Alderman Launiere,
the salary OK Custodian Brenner was
nxed 40 SIS a week.
The report OF the Committee on
Ways and Means upon the school
budget which Was laid on the table for
one week, was taken from the table
and adopted.
Upon motion OF Alderman Baldwin,
the report OF the Committee on Health
was taken from the table and adopted.
The council then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 16.-Wm.
0. Leonard yesterday tried to make
way with a saw-mill belonging to J. l..
Burnham. He was captured this morn:
ing and the property returned. The
circumstances are these:
Two years ago Burnham sold his ole
null site at South City TO A. III. SOper
on a contract, with the understanding
that Soper was 10 put Il mill thereon.
Soper failed to keep the contract and
Burnham commenced proceedings.
Then Leonard. who claimed TO have
furnished SOper money to build the
mil, decided to steal away with the
saws. boilers. engine and everything
movable. This be did yesterday by
loading the same on littcrs.
Officers captured the whole this morn
ing. The courts Will now settle the
matter. Il was one Of the bOldest at
tempts to steal ever known here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

TIE ease ~ tl. Peor. S. Wm. IT..
Corhtt. Wafer y. shepard and Arte-
rlus g. Amnier for corsn ~acv 60 De-
traul. was "a asi r Che slpcror colrt
yesterday. u. Alien. fre.r attorney.
Flhw ftei a n,rtrr - 1sasn taa ln-
3cfrreEt sgtrsf tncm. AMI also asked
the Err r4a 80 submit oret ~ f-e
ease -1 t1e court II motion toQrash
Ras uaae upCr tne grounds first. fhat
the iefs1ifrts lad nof Lad q r-
cary exan.rs- frr tie oerse
charged sec-nd ttatfee Informs
8.euirrs - charz7 -vo separate ard
distinct 0t nses Al gef - hve been
Comm fa3 r erent t end
r3 that tae information sr1
ererf ch3rz -a cse1se slora 81
laa ot tie state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
A MURDEROUS AFFRAY.
Bioodiy Fight at the Franklin Mine
at Hancock.

IsHPEMING, Mich, Sept. l6.-An Ital-
ian named Angelo Lazario stabbed
Peter Campani IN the left SIDE ut Frank
lin mine, located at Hancock, this
morning, and in the melee which fol-
lowed received bullet in the jaw. \
large crowd Of Itai.sns gathered about
tine house, from which Campani escaped
in a dying condition, but no attempt ut
arrest was made until Sheriff Bowden
took the murderersingle-handed after
sharp struggle. The cause of the mur-
der Is unknown 10 any one but La
ZarlO, VINO refuses to make any ste te-
ment. Attending physicians say Cam
PAM will die and LazariO's condition Is
dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
Saved by Her SON.

t,t-asl't . " ftNtl7NN-etatN-
IsHPENING, Mich, Sept. l6.-A miner
named Richard Bllkey, aged 10, at
tempted TO murder his wife last night,
but was prevented by son, who
grasped a revolver and fired. The
shot narrowly missed Mrs. Bilkey aud
killed dog lying on the floor near
her. Bilkey IS in jail, and viii be ex
amined Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
MARSHAL NAGLE'S CASE.
Ordered Discharged and Then Held on n
Bill of Exceptions.


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. l6.-Judge
Sawyer, in the United States Circuit
Court today, rendered a decision in the
ha6eas corpus case of Deputy Marshal
Nagle, and ordered that Naglc be dis
charged from custody. bill of ex-
ceptIons filed by counsel for the State
was allowed by the court, and pending
an appeal TO the United States Supreme
Court Nagle was ordered released on
MS own recognizancc, with bonds fixed
at 5000