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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18
poses IN that Oh

The statement published few days
ago to the effect that the annual Ice
Palace carnival at St. Paul had been
abandoned, on account of insufficient
ice to construct the palace, seems to
have been premature. Announcement
is now made that the palace Will be
completed in few days and the carni-
val formerly opened on January %.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

The Newton Republican of the 18th
makes mention of the severance of Noble
Prentis' and his wife's connection with
that paper and their departure from
Newton in the following very compli-
mentary and fitting tones: "Mrs. Prem
It's went TO Topeka this morning to assist
her husband in the preparation of mate
rial for his new book, Kansas Miscella-
MES and the Republican mourns the lost
companionship of a woman nobly plan
ned, and a man who mixed reason
with pleasure and wisdom with
mirth. This Office has those
who count them their creditors,
and who cherish hope that they may
have a competence of health. and that
fortune may permit them to thrust their
hands deep into the purse OF rich pros
perity."
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

On third trial the new dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius has developed the ex-
traordinary speed of OLGA knots an hour,
though the contract called only for 20.
Lieutenant Zalinsky is confident that the
vesuvius is going to prove itself a Won
der for fighting qualities as well as for
sailing ones. The effete despotisms will
please take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-18

The journal tells of the meeting in
Lawrence day or two ago of q father
and son after a separation OF p years,
this being the first time the father ever
saw his son. Some romance connected
with the matter, doubtless. though the
journal does not mention il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
DIR. COBB WILL STAY.
lie withdraws His Resignation aud For
maiis Announces "a

At the morning service al Nestmin-
ster Presbyterian Cmrch yesterday.
Dr. Cobb announced % the congrega-
ton that he decided % Withdraw hls
resignation. IN dong 50 he stated that
he had had the matter underpayefful
consideration ever since the meeting oi
the church which 50 unanimously asked
him 10 stay. il might seem o. some of
bis friends, perhaps, that he hsd been
a long time making up his mimi hui ho
lad desired 10 do nothing hastily. hui
"a decide deliberately, and . possible
correctly. Asa result ot his d'lfera
tons he bad decided 10 remain as their
pastor 80 long as Il seemed a. he the
lord Will
The Doctors decision was received
with manifestations of approval, and "A
feeling of relief that the matter was
settled.
"Dr. Cobb" said an officer of the
church last night, evil remain at has
former salary. At the second meeting
OF the society the church receded from
the position Il AZ first assumed. and all
differences have been hamoniously
adjusted
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

Hundreds OF Thousands Of Dollars
Gone Up IA Flames.
OSE IOWS WIPED OUI or EXISTENCE
A Large Woedea ~ are FACTORY aud
I~ents D~e eiliuxs Buraea a. DeFcre-
FlrsAlsn nris~n fFvn fbeir tn-
giaes And the EnxiBes Barned.

NEENAH, VS., Apri 2l.-The woods
aeaf Maroa. a station on the Mlwap-
kee. Lake Shore and Western Read
forty miles west 1t Appleton, caught
life ia.I night and spread with great
rspaty The small town II Buck hee
wes entirely wiped out. buckl'ee II Il
small numbering town and "a great deal
of umlvr MAS stored there which MAS
entirely consumed Tie loss ls est
mated al sI0aONo. A tram of cars
consisting 90 fourteen cars ST lunher
and tive ears 0f logs. caught frv near
Marion and burned. The loss j. about
s55.psi.
The ull loss on the lumber and
dwellings al Buckhe, and near Marion
Mil amount - nearly $SoN,oh. There
has been but little ram in That section
thl, season aud u r presumed that the
tre originated from a spark OF pass
Ing locomotive.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
FIERCE FIRE Ar DEPERE.
Many Families Left Hous-iess- West De
pere " iped out.


DrrFnE, Wis. April 2l.-At I p. M.
Saturday the Me.seuwinkle Wooden
ware Company's factory caught fire,
burning the sheds containing -iaves and
stock, and ia fact everything IN tic
town. While 10 was burning a heavy
wind set IN and blew sparks and Goals
OF fire onto nclghbOrmg houses, and
making the largest FIRE ever seen IA tins
city. Twenty dwelling houses We're
burned. The total loss on dwellings
and contents viii probably amount 20
500 900, or more. and n IL said that
not one quarter Is covered with lnsur-
auce. The Nielsen mike works. where
the fire originated, have los,
OF about $50, 900 with an insurance oi
S60, 900. When the fire first started the
Green Bay ire engine Was sent for and
arrived shortly after the ire started.
The Green Bay and the Depere steam
ers were set in the middle OF the burn
ing district and were doing good work
but the wind changed suddenly and
hemmed the engines in, driving the fire
all to that immediate vicinity. The
fircmen had to abandon the engines
and they were burned up. The steam
crs from Oshkosh and Appleton arrived
at IL p. IN. and succeeded in getting the
fire under control.
Depcre is city composed Of two
parts, East and West Depere. West
Depere Is the part which caught fire
and today there Is nothing left OF II 10
be identified. The people who We're
burned out have nearly all been taken
under shelter by their neighbors OF the
cast side The full loss j. estimated to
be over half million dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

Practically oas sssteaa Wtth sePAret'
<@rpor4fs tE4rxers-

<.rf it%tt as t.aAsste
Ne action having i.eea taken st the
annual Stockholders meeting of the
A.. 4 ~ A. Railroad relative a. q ooa-
sollaanou Nsth the H., l.. 0N. II Is
not likely that tAo consolidation pill -
canslmmatea thls season.
The appointment az }. r y. AgneW
81 general superintendent ot bolh lines
indicates, however. that ths two wlll be-
welded iuto a single system, though
they sill retain q SEPARATE corporate
existence.
Ihe contract has been let for the gen
erai office huildmg. and work MI be-
pushed ia order that it may be vonl-
pictei by the time ihe lease expires oi
Tie present oftcs al tAc corner az Non
roe and lonla-sts The ueN building
nil| be located along ihe tracks ou iae
north SIDE of iuilon-st., near oneN.
shields 4 20. - aud NH be oi iHck
four stories high. Meantime the Offices
removed here from lenla aud Muske-
gon 81 i De located n Hawkins block,
over tAe Wholesale grocery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
Clarion Notes.

szsles.st 70 Hst ,slsssA~-esS,la.
CLARION, Mich, April 2o.-D. c. os-
born Is loading ear of potatoes. Ten
cents per bushel is the price.-Dr.
Calkms, of Pctoskey. was called IN -
tendance on J. L. Darrah yesterday.
Mr.. Darrah Is reported better today.
-Shcriif Hurd and Deputy VIII
Pearson are over from BOyne City on
official business. Last sunday Or
VILE Rcadc shot and wounded one of
the two American eagles that have
ncsted for several years ON tine point
opposite the Indian garden on Bear
Lake. Mr.. Readc is an experienced
taX.dcrmist, and at once prepared his
prize for Stuiing and mounting. but
found that he had no ewes that were
suitable, and ordered some from Chr
cagO. BofOre receiving them Mr..
Ecade was called t. Berricn county by
the illness OF hi, brother. Mr.. Kurlv,
of the Bear Lake House. purchased the
bird. When It is properly mounted it
will be- splendid specimen of our Nj
t.onal bird. measuring seven feet from
TIP to tip Oi the wings.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
From the NortihIand.

r. -.ts ra res .... -7l0-.t..AI-
BoYNE CITY, Mich, April 2o.-Sam.
3. Thatcher, Who for the past four
years ha, been County Clerk of Charlie
voix county, na, leased the United
states Hotel here and has made cx-
teusNc repairs. fapcr.ag and rciuu-
i-hug = all throughout. sam i- wcli-
known here, and VIII run tAiag, a-
they hould De-. Wm. Il. Lewis. OF
the Commercial House j. building q
lar-0 addition a. ms house. hs business
had increased u -ucn au extent that
nc had 90 nave more ro0m WILL is q
hustler. and the boys all like To dine
there, for they are sure of q iirst-cl3ss
meal. Mr. Hall is proprietor of the
P,no Lake House. and IS enjoy ng "a
trade. " th the three hotels. Eoync
city can take good care oi all.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
MICHIGAN FAVORED.
Hhss ssa-tsr sfcsIlIlan s4ys Aboat Ap-
pDils tzl.ellts-

r~iif 'Aa.si.ts-
senator 81 Milan lrkt Ne@ 1ptA
laest4y ald arrived iu tns c.ly At
nom r.-are..,s.f..a ~ ths Frss
t,. .,.,.,. -.
'i'iiig ats- s'si-9- li'e o~iaI'f "@s
look & sell aud wss "a the 5est q
.rr.t.
- ' -e -
Lacey % the COMPROMISING II the
Currency. senator McNllan sad A
,.., f...-s.r .,,,i.f, f,ss =, t.Il al. .~sn.,r
-s = '-''' ''--
SIT latry's "ns tnt valuable expert
ence ~ a hnaucler Is q guaranty or his
fines. far fi.,. f.o.sfion 81. afsaint
., ~. l.. l...,...t .....-.. ,...,i.
-i'''
favor ~ the bankers ~ Detroit bat ls
regarded a. most lud.c0us Selection
fgfha rro,o.u..nf 6u.r.5er. IF Nex
i''A anu 'i'''-' iiV "l'i''.i''-''. 80
must have teea doaniy pleasant - NJ.
Lacey himself. As Il was none 0f h.s
0ssn seeking. happened o. hear IN a
roundabout manner. fh4t he would be
able to accent the office Il .t were ten
dered tl hi.u. 30 a scussed the mat
Ter wth senator ~tockbiidge. and Nc
decided fo present h.. name 10
tae President. wrote To NJ.
Lacey asking hnn L. come on 10
Wa.'.rrtnn he did .o. and senator
SO. ,hfI.i,o and / introduced him 10
Pres dent ilsrrf.oa. The President Was
ser,. a,-r..t.,f. .r,nre.-ad and .nformpd
nls than a. would come ~ decision
ou WEDNESDAY. That uasa week ago.
NJ. Lacey wt, also presented 10 ~ecre-
tar, W.n1l.m The President held hi.
conference with Secretary Window on
"Wednesday. winch resulted n tie an-
p0,nru.nt of Nr. Lacey. We consider
th.s qult,. "a victory. inasnuch "a. soma
Tor sherman and other Ohioans were
working hard 10 secure the appoint
ment Tor Parsons"
-Couplred with other States how
VIII MIshsan fare m the matter of ap-
uoinffnent. 9f' asked tia, interviewer
-She sgill have uo catSe to comnlain
whatever " repiicd the senator .On
ths contrary Ns,bir,n u..ll d. f,rored
v.th "a GOOD lbar,l share ,f Federal
anfoirtr,ents There ar. several moro
hlih FOREIGN and domestic in store for
r. W have dane pr4ttv yc.ll already
Mr. palmer is Minister ~ Snain FdwIn
W,llet. As.i.t,nt Secretary of Aoricul-
tnre Mr.. Lacey Comntroller of the
currency and IN all nrobahlitv
+ Colonel pufheld viii he aunointed soil
eitor.f,aner,,l a.s loon a.. those cases are
d,-uoSed of ylicb haya been under the
immediate superyis.on of the present
incumbent
sIt iS -ald that tho Renublicans COM
nlain tbat President Harrison i. 100
T Slow i'm dealing ont offices /. this
trn,.21
~ bavc hoard no comnlaints The
/ President Is moi .sfo,y.' he ( d,lihorate
/ Tb,. = 4, l,r.,,. ,o,,,,trv and rbe pr
/ dent ,,rlr,,..,- r., ,..,ref,,llv coneider the
I ,,erits ~ tb.oan,id,t,. Leforc da,.,Ji,,,
,.hl,n, b,. ,c,ll ,r,,oint II b;s ;ptar7
+ tom tbat IN his tnr,ointe,.s shall remain
+ IN ofsice the fnll Term os lon~ n rbrv
/ faitbfuilv disrharre fl,cir dnties and
/ That l. another reason for the care yer
/ ci.ed I'M making selections. The Pros.
dent has been very promDt in making
a, b.,r..,.,, b.~.. ,,-s,. 49,, ,,,
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
WESSELIUS' BILL
The Manner IL Which He Would
Purify ths Ballot.
TEE lgSTRlLlly SYSTEx MODIFIED
Preelaess - se limited 60 Ls<s Th&a seo
Sstess 49, fFasfsitsa for secrecy IA
sotsAs Ticket = esg~Es" -
Glss Dut fiekeis.


r.f..., 80. -. .i..f....I hos. ssetians a.
~
IuULF of elections, which involve lAr
,..+ l.I t..,..... +r.... ts.. I,-e.....t
t'-''7- tH'.''' .t--' -''' 500 "a
eg.fafa The ErI SECTION prov .1es
taaE 80 precinct .n8ll contain more
frtf .ial -. f...ff.r. ar fraction III lf8 In
fAt.-- tletriti a4l -tIr t'ft.'iHt tl-- r-A
ref-rfr 0f her it--, .rI.llrf4nt details see
t l l sI. ~
-'''t -t''+' az A"-''
After The tffl 1ag af November a u. i.-t
f shall as fas d4fg 10 every t.fH "a saIH sl1
every eltF r-spectiFeig CD provide voting
t....- r...f.tl.Ilz ts. re.n.. f.r sath Yaftn4
pl8rr .a sa.d f8sasntp af fitF. aaI Tor SUCH
fr--. -..f GAS. ..- - %. .I.. .tlrl. 81 .I.t
.reef ~. 1.. a....f r. ,r l.. ~ ...... 81 fa.
f.4rsr.n ar ..fg sarr..l The same al az .,s
deemed r.fa4-.lr. Ila.. .f .s.II rooms 50 pro-
s.frI .a4.f t. ...sl Il, rt.. f.-.sr room aal
sltU base A a.ar aptlins lafn tne SAME fron
fne ...r...i- fhr.t.rf ..n..h voter. .I.tIi enter
ala uae door iltn fhe Inspectors teoIr
tltaia.h Nhieh she's shall pass ell 4.l4 E d prl-
s.a rkrrsf ~. trerf s-.r.r. n-rrIali5 5.r
fi..n.t shall pass ..rr thfsesn fi- laar
aUenlHs Ilfl ra- tiekrr fo.na ald sa.lIl tr
provided a.ta a table 4s fshirs ga shelves
4nta hIeh n.af te arranged coas-nlfnfss fhr
close. f-aaf, provided far aas rl.-f ions
SAID r.am shall Also contain table hatlas
slltlh.r compartments. $. constructed THAT
anv urr-.. sf4nll.t IA -.tIf fanl- shall a..
.-r-tlaf fr..rt fh si.. ID .,..r. fer-ou I. sad
uekrt room. ana NhIfh .ald compartment
pairing taelr t.rkrfs before trln-ifas fhe
-t.... Il. me ts...f n..s ana na fi.a-f sHsII BE-
prepared ag 4ay t.ter except ia s4.a com
rI..aar
lI .stIf ... I f f.r i..s f.r..,n 10 ..s. f.r
sst ..... ,..i-f.,.f a, ha fn. ,..l.. ...rnr..f
..t.- .,...s tt. ,..r...,s .......r,.....t T..
ft.. ...l .. . f.. e s.l...-. AMI -..f. r.. ..f
ts... ~ Iii .-'r.. =. t ,r.s-f,....t ,,i...n -.
a.rlfi .t tf rh.. r-.. .f sf fh. voter for assist
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
CASH AND CLOTHES.

\ Boarder at 90 tanal-st. Skips with a
suit of Clothes and 80.
Mrs. Mary Kite reported t. tie pole,
last night that Robert Ellis. on Aiiis. she
was not quite sure of the name, had dc.
parted from her boarding house, az 81
Canal-si.. and taken with hlnl slt oi
clothes belonging 10 her son and so ln
cash. The fellow had been working io.
the Grand Rapids Mattress factory and
boarding with Mrs. kite.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
MICHIGAN MATTERS
TIE Work Done IN the Legislature
on Saturday.
SOLDIERS HONE BILL 10 BE PRINTED
VI 4tssn's Loesl OPtioa Bi1 Special
order for sfay a 4 tentsnniai fharks-
zfsinx Frssl2Dlzfion- ss~
sfiu huns A~as.

tss.sa..s - sss ss-sssA. -.ss4s
LA~sISG, Mich, April zo.-The House
members who rena ned 20 respond IA
their names Il the Saturday morning
session were n0t IN very energetic
mood. and but Little business Was tram
saeted. The amendments made
by the Senate % the Soldier ;
Home Appropriation biii were
ordered printed lu the Jouraei'
some 0t the House members were ln
favor az calling up the measure Tor
Aual action, but others thought nasty
action Qght result in more damage
than good.
The Governor has approved House
joint resolution No. p, providing Tor
credt.ng % isabella county taxes
charged upon certain vacant Indian
reservations, H0u-s bil granting 3 per
day compensation - the Upper Penm-
Sular members; H0u-e bN relative -
the boundaries IL school districts in tho
township of EcbO. Antrim countys
House bil incorporating the village or
Highland Park, Wayne county, ant
House bill re-lneOrporAting Marquettc@
The House didn't take well 10 Sena-
tor Coleroye's amendment tO the con-
current resolution % visit Ann Arb0r
and the university on Saturday next,
instead of Friday, and 80 i passed
resolution all it, own To visit Ann ArbCr
on Friday, April 26.
Representative Watson Local option
till was made the special order i'm the
House for Thursday, May >, at 2'30 p.
m.
The committee ON Public Health viii
meet On May .. tO consider the two mr.
portant medical bills before IL.
Wesley w Hyde. the Grand Rapids
attorney, j., at the Capitol today and h
working with Clerk NanSchelven, OF
the Committee on Municipal Corpora
tions, upon Mr.. ellis bill 10 purify
elections In the city of Grand Rapids.
The gentlemen, a. well as Mr.. Gill, are
going to put forth every effort that the
bill shall be well drawn.
Governor Luce issued today, IN blue
and gold, a handsome and well-wOrdcd
Thanksgiving proclamation for the OBJ
seryance OF the centennial anniversary
OF the Inauguration of President
George Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

in a sanitary point of view,
there IS nothing more essen
tial than p good refrigerator.
Not being manufacturers
we have an opportunity 70 Sc
lect from the BEST makes only,
and can guarantee 'perfec-
tion in al we oser. and 'chal-
ienge competition.
We solicit Inspection of the
most complete line ever shown
IN Grand Rapids
Fostsr, Stsr8ns 4CO.
fo -ro ~ v,-.re st -
rno
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Lloyd Breeze arrived in town Satur-
day evening. The soft brcezes Of the
Pacific, the fragrant atmosphere of the
California orange groves combined with
the pure air of the high attitudes of the
rockies have given his complexion
glow and added an activity 10 ms
movement that justiiies the suspicion
that he has bathed IN the mystic and
undiscovered Fountain OF Youth. -
Mr. Breeze VIII remain in the city for a
day or two. Sol Smith Russell. with
whom hc is associated. j, about Ia close
the most prosperous season OF hls "a
rccr. and t Is but Just 10 credit tins ex-
tension of Mr. Ru,sell's popularity and
success i'm vast amount of new terri
tory to the aiiahlo disposition and
journalistic fame of Mr.. Breeze.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

Master Lewis. the son of Horace Lew
is, who was almost miTaculously res
cued from drowning 10y Carey, the
clerk at the Clarendon. insists on giving
y benefit at Redmond 5 on Friday after
noon, as an expression of gratitude 10
his rc-cuer. OF course the bright llt-
tie fellow father has consented q his
request The theatre ought to be hlled
from lobby 10 gallery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

TIC oufolilnm0It q n clv0n ~ 90
Grand Rapids Lodge. y. i. .. Elk, two
weeks from tonight. is one that de
serves and Iustit- attention and pat
lonago. Tie grand motto 81 the Eiks
Judging from their rublc lodge oi
sorrow held m january. j. evidently
Charity and Brofherly Love. An en
tcr'aument WITH tne enlargement o'
wcb primo pies in vioH j. certainly
worthy of un-tnied recognition and
Iftr1u2 gc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22

Governor Luce issued today, IN blue
and gold, handsome and well-wOrdcd
Thanksgiving proclamation for the oh
seryance OF the centennial anniversary
OF the Inauguration of President
George Washington.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-29

"Do you carry these Shoes ?" Why yes sir Also the Largest and best stock of mems Boots and Shoes Prescott Let you my immense of Furniture consisting part elegant Paor Ses Bed Lounges all styles Extension
 Tables Bedroom Wardobes Easy Chains Rockers and other chairs endless variety, Mirrors Folding beds Cos Spring wire and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pes Desks and Office Chairs wall paper, etc 1> See the Crockey and these elegant Dinner and Tea Se Also the attest Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps etc. On this side we have Blackwell and other fine brands of Groceries which selling prices to defy
 on On the sI other side the varied and complete ment of Gents Furnishing Goods bankets noton etc. and ast not east step the and catch the Large of every description of Fine Old wines and Lquors St. Louis and beers champagnes which dish esae together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick rep enshed with every description of Gran Flour and canned goods which import in carload lots
 al delighted with your varied Assortment and Low Prices astonish May inquire your terms 2
 "SPOT CASH r
 "Well, goodbye; cold day" J. |. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-29
SUMMONS.

In the Distric ct Court of ihe Third Jusicia
 sgict Territory of Arison.'. County oI
 summons No. 1875
 Clark Churchill, Pls,niih, vs. Charles A. Ran dali. e. m pt-t'a ator of the es ate of Ch arlel F. Stanton, decs ased, and the unknown heirs Of said Charles r. stanton, deceased Defendants.
 Artion brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District. in and Tor the Coun- t. of Yavapai, Territory f Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tc Charles A. Randall, aaIntuistra. or of the es. tate of Charles Stanton, a ceased, and the unknown heirs of said Charles P. stanton deceased-
 You are hereby sum moned aud required to ppesr In an action brought against you by the above nam ed plainrinfn the Distri,t Hourt of the Third Judicial District. in and for the County of Yavapsi, Territory of Arizona, and auswer the compiaint filed wtth the Clerk Of this Court. at Prescott, in said County. within the service upon Aou of this summons, fl served in this county; bnt if served out of the coanty and within the district. then within, twenty days: in all other cases, thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if yoa fall 10 appear and answer the com paint as sb0ve require d. the plaintiff w.ll take judgment bv detsult again you and apply to the Court for the relief demanded tu said cornpieint. and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Glven rder p'y hand and the seal of a d i- Court, this ilth day of May, 4. D. lSSQ
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. Herndon Hawkins, attorneys for p ainti6 First publ cation May II b. 1859.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-29
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arixons, County ol Yavapai.
 Sum aons No.
 c. D. Coffcy. Plaintiff, vs. P. R. washing.
 ton Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third yu iiciai Distrie., in and for toe Coun- ty of favapai. Terri .ory Of Arisona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends erecting to P. R. Washington. Yoa are hereby sum ed snd required 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plalnad in the Distr lct Court of ihe Thiri Judicial tis. trict, in and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint nled with the clerk of this Court, al Prescott, in said county, within len days texc,usive of the day of service) sfter, the service upon you of this commons. if served in this coanty; but I, served out of the county and within this district, then within twenty dase; in all other case thirty days.
 Ana you are her by notified that if you fall to appear and answer the complaint ss above required, the plaintiff will take jud snent by default sgAinst you. and costs and die. bursements in this behalf expanded.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court thi . eth day of May, A. D. 1882.
 lseall WILLIAM wILKERs0N, Clerk. Ross d Van Horn, Attorneys for Plaintiff. First Publication May 10, 1888.