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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23

Stated Assembly of sacramento
Council, No. /, Royal and Select Masters, ~
will be held at the hall NEXT MONDAY x X
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. The Grand " y
Master will make an official visit and confer the
S. 4. degree Soourning Companions cordially
invited. BY order JOHN HURLEY, T. ]. NJ.
VIM. b. DAVIS, Recorder. Its
N; ANTED-A GIRL TO DO HOrSE-WORK
w in a small family. Call at 405 X st. 1T
NyANTED-TWo CASH BOYS OF GOOD
w habits. Apply to Red House. fe23-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23

THERE is plenty of fairness amons the
bulldozers OF the South when there is no
help for it. The Arkansas Legislators who
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
TO STOCKMEN.

DOSS S. HAS BEEN SOLD TO SIERRA
IL Foothills Company. and will not serve
mares this season, as previously advertised
WORTH ODER, Superintendent
~ Pasture of twenty acres wanted near race
track. Ife2a-St*l WORTH UBER
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
FOR SALE.

CTORE ON CORNER Or TWELFTH AND +
y streets, doing good business on main thor
oughfare; place b. ing sold on account of i'll.
health of the proprietor. Inquire on premises Of
fe1s-nedtf c. ZIMMERMAN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
UNITARIAN SERVICE
NOTIcs TO The PUBLIC.

DIoNEER HALL, FEBRUARY 24TH. AT II
A.. N. Subject of discourse, a Type OF
American Manhood. George Washing ton n lis
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23

rT,HE LADIES' COMMITTEE MANAGING
| Dancing in main hall of art Gallery THIS
Saturday. EVENING, go to 1l:S0. Admission
rs cents tB. CT 1t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23

THE Alta thinks it improbable that LIE
Caron, the Irish spy, was insincere for so
many years while acting with the Irish
revolutionary party-that it is inconceiv-
able that the man all that time has been a
hypocrite. The Alta says: Whatever
may be thought of his playing the spy on
his friends and associates for the purpose OF
delivering their plans and persons into the
hands of the British Government, it does
not seem reasonable that he could have
maintained his relations with the people
it was his business to be associated with
and yet have been the common swindler
and abandoned person he is now repre-
sented to have BEEN" On the contrary, his
confession that he has been for twenty
years and more spy makes it thinkable
that he resorted to any means to serve his
masters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
LOAN EXHIBITION HOP :!

u1l or IN g str "a
GEO. II. CLARK, Floor Director
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23

New World, placed in a soil well prepared,
carefully cultivated and grated with varie.
ties well adapted to the location, will give
other things being equal, larger product
than the native vines OF former years. II
is the year 1888 which gives US this assur.
ance; it is this that marks the definite alb
solute triumph of the American vines.n
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

+. Bainhridge Muuday, Esq, County
attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"llave used Electric Bittcrs with most
happy result. Ny brother also was
very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaundice, but Was cured by timely use
OF this medicine. Am satisfied Elec-
re Bittcrs saved his life"
Mr.. u. l. WilcoxsOn. of Horse Cave,
Ny, adds a Ike testimony. saying: "IIe
positively believes ne would have died
had it not been for Electric Bitters."
The great remedy viii ward off, as
well as cure all Malaral Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis
orders stands unequaled.., Price 30
cents and 81 at Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
ITCHING AGONIES.
Every Night | Scratched Until the Skin
Was Raw.
Body Covered with Scales Like Spots of
Mortar-An Awful >pectacle-Doctors
.seless-Cure Entirely
Cured by the Cuticura Rem
edics in Five eeiSS.

.. going 70 tell you of the extraordinary
change your 1UTICURA KENEDTs performed on
NE. About the lst Of April last noticed some
red pimpies Ike coming cut al over my body.
but thought nothing of Ii Until. some time later
on. when IL began 70 look like spots OF mortar
spotted on, and which came of in layers ac-
companied with Itch n. l would scratch
every night until was raw. then the next night
scale : being formed meanwhile. were scratch
90 Il again. I'm vain ala consult all the doe
tors in the country. but without aid. Alter
giyin. up all hope OF recovery ] happened TO
see an advertisement Ia the ncwsaD CT about
your tIUCUR Rt RTNEDfEs and purchased them
from my druggist. and obtained almost lmme
dat relief / began 70 notice that the sca.y
rrU1t'rrs gradually dropped OF and disap-
peaTed one by one. aud have been fully cured.
had tie disease thirtee- months before be
gan taxing the tTuCJEs REHEuIls $, aud IN four
or 4 ~ Nef ks w2s entirely cured Ny dlSHase
was eczema and psoriasis I recommended
the CUTCrRA REMEDIES q all in ny vicinity,
and / know oI q great many who nave taken
them. ard thanS me for me knowledge Of
them. especially mothers who have babes with
scaiv ergptions on their heads and bodies.
cannot express, n words The thanks 70 you for
what the rrlcrRA kfHEniEs have been - ne
Nv body WAS covered With scales. and Was sn
awfu. spectacle 10 behold. Vow my skin IS as
GEO. COTEl. Merrill. Wis
Feh. :. ls.>-No trace Of tho disease from
which 1 suffered has shown Itself since Iny
cure. &C.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Cure every species II agonizing. humIliatiug
itching. burning. scaiy. and pimriy diseases of
ihe skin s-aip and blood. with Jess of hair.
AID aN huu0rs. biotches. frupfions sores
scales and crGsts. whether simple. scrnfuous
OF e. u 4gious. when physicians aud all other
TCmf.s .a-.-
Sold everywhere. Price. Crrrrrrt. soc; soar.
De. Rg-ol rxr 81 PREPARED bv rho PoUKa
BP-G Axn CHFNfctL trFrof ftIf1r. Boston.
a8~~eud Cor 'H0w 90 Cure sin ID setaes." p"
"a pages. t0 Illustrations. and ir0 testimonials.
DIMPLEc. black heals. r-i. rough. chapped.
L III aud oily SKIN prevented by CrucrRA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

should, 10 ms preparations, avail him.
III OF the full and detailed infOrma-
s9n gwen IN the Michigan Central
Summer Tourist Rate Book, which viii
D. issued IN j few days and sent 10 any
address upon application. The summer
hsoris Oi the East are fully described
and illustrated IN "A now book, entitled, ,
"A Modern Pilgrimage, SIX cent, post
age, and the "l~land of Macknac,v -
Postage four cents. Address, inclOsing
SIAN 5. Mr.. o. W. Ruggles, General
rts,-Ager and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

81 = ser y olall. alter years q s'11erlDg
sil4t lo4thSolne sr4s<. ezsAEK1,
II 4 fs-1-y tEying ever knosn remedy
r'. -1'st teil-lG rfespe snlcn coD pletely
s...s'1 -. and saved I'm from death Any
- ss'sfef seuc ~ seif-a1aressea STAN
- q ~ ,vslFf.oEe - Prof J. A. Lawrence,
y. = 9afreD-st.. &ew York f.ty, MI re-
Ns-fe TIE reeice tree CT charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21


Hlea rlsh oid NJ W.lson aai rs wife
were fe4l1 be4ten into ielly ia sb~iT
Asals al WialsEk2. ne2E Chicago. rhs
pollle booked the zro,4nd over ard con
el.4ie.l fAeF hat another frss class ms
tery Ca -1eir hands. While TIE po1cs
acre r-lainz around looking foF cle~s
q reporter tais Mr. Cnapia f7uHd that
t--i 3ieA league. q butcher n the village.
na.i e-l tir wilson some money. th1t
o. hal aeeA tie arst q discover tse
BODIES .lL rhat Ae lad returned ~ hls
shop ..l1it saying q syOrd - ar BODY,
serte'l $50 .r three customers. gone ~
frlll lr-s4 H Hlne.s4 - Chicago. and
Called ou several acqgalltalees there
allt.t once mentioning tie teFriols
ssrns ~ ll,o.- hls eses hal beAeld q fes
a.aEs lei Naturally c1nciuiing that
81 IS 4sae 4lsf le fl= murderer Chapin
decided O. caafron- Sis nan wirh "a
accusation. though wei EDowlng that
a.-. who c14ii commit a crime Lke
t.ils a.il - aao4t lis busiuess ~ 4 moth
my RAD n.ppeaed must BE- ono u the
n-1st cruel All desperate Il criminals
tne reporter faced Mex agle alone.
-iis ~as tle coolest villain ! ever
cav SAYS 1ir Chaplin. Who Is now
hasli1 ,-an eorrespon1enr. He SIT en-
-''' "a r. DID, ~ A's sh'P, ~"s'-iDs :
~ .''' o'''- ~ ''''l ga ~
81" inf ii-i'' '-''.' - ''i7 o'-'-
sile D. Eet grai1iag Z revolver.
'Arh nas4e sad. you killed Mr..
81 sec am Ju-ip io' ~
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-'S'''' 'r7 Pi'0eS u silver
-- '''''' VI 'Nei. papers inese
''-' '''. 'i'.'' '.'''',N0 "i'h 'nc ponce u
' anu o'' S''iii'a' occasions. Little
"a. ~ ''' '.''''l % me 'ierai1, one oi
,'i' '-''''' 20 .'i'''i.' reporters IN OhicAgo'
.'-l' a''es'eh anu iaafched 70 the station
NOUS '@' or '''ree men SIMPLY oy mo-
' i'i' '''''' TX l"'s'',s ms slar ana saying
N''''' ''''s Win me.
'"''''' ln'eft ana Mchu5n' three
I'l''''e's' were iucAy enough 70 come
upon = i-'ln "Aoh 'hey suspected OF
nav i.5 ~i''eu Iva MilcAeH. lhey
''''' .'.," S'Irs on hiLh' arrested
NM '''N ''''' 70 .''e station iocAed MN
!. Il. '"' a"v'' ooA' anu interviewed
".D' 'o tA'ir hearts content before the
hl.i' ''s. e','u they were anything but
oii---.7 CD iiie is"' and before the police /
Ane" y .'-l was SohS on IN their own
-'' 80 ''' '''iS same case he-
l'''''' - i'-'i " 'eiudF Saoie expe- /
''---" VIZ ''id ms Oei III /
eI b. st..sen 4. D,u~ias. but now
@ .ntone1 aai vacant. was suspected Of
csani-.tr m tl, murder. NcHu0b
nr. .r-..l chs mar le~ed GIRLS dress and
ha- arl carried. them late one ni0ht n
sou ''0 "iSH' ~
' u."' '.''' "uhuihs.
- means Oi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
CROOKED LIMBS MADE STRAIGHT,
and Limbs Shortened, Sweled or Shrunken by Disease
Lengthened Reduced Filled Out TO then Natural
Length and Shape.
From The Janesvle lwlsl DAILY Gazette June o. 1851

rom Daily Gazette June p issI
Ihavehad ina s
or;en sot that ha % m
taking from Ir : la Tod W Nye
sge t oum aue tAs eV Be- ped d .
. q
Jpresyre june Respectfully a d FAInsAz-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21


could fnd danyr rerma4n ntef p
donotrto would wa arss
u
Poyntte Feb
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

fecondary syphilis vas entirely cured
y Rcd Clover Tonic ia three months.
- none Of tie after results. such a.
1s ieit by mercury iu sucn cases
IL you have any doubling pnysl-
vans, they can wrte % me aud / Viii
give them a full history Of each case.
DR. " IL. NAKNALL.
Tor sale by White & White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Madison Testimoninls.

the Farmer
Hore
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21


70 oten % be
il h liver rc0npai liy a dr
had hu e mo TOa5m m
suffer a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

InuenB Bo4t s.
Cure Jf lts No
u-l ragO Orgaf
Dygs aSsss i " aa Ia "a eileS and al
ar ID .n
eafesc crywhr
afdrs s lls s. Hs
a. I5I fad r. no 0
d . AZ .I.LlL l a =
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Heart Complaint Cured.
chronic Dsarrhoca and veal slght.

lst the treatment q nr
'' i ~ anu ~ ' 56IN Token uor,~s.Da county We
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
MALTER ". HTNfF.

= fancer 81 LIP and >kln Disease.
iq'lr Extract entirely cured with three
~ p us Treatment with Red ClOyeTand
eolld Extract Dressing Now over
yep and 10 sign Oi return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

From Madison Wis 1855 Ny daughter
Years stand she has
Madison Jan 30. sud IA
from ~ Kind Keep
D4-c County March
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

liberation VI the Lex lnd0lent u
.sfi- Recovered entirely after three
.s-1Nths' treatment wltn your Extract
!, q Clover and Sold Extract Dressing.
SOP ole year since treatment. and no
% ii rerurn
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

-. Le@ss. hs1 liot-r Csassss. Dstr0sts
eAeerIa-ly furnish tie fo.los .Dg fer
Publication.
'4-s- :. age 8, cancer0us face fcel
a'-eef lad tired many pLssc.4ns,
80 oa Presentation q NE Was : aog-
a.oAe gat y l0ok upon. Nose partly
- away, deep pts in cheeks, fOfe-
.'s'asl AMI cha. A. a last hope I pat
1Sf On LCoss}s Extract Clover Red
.4fge doses internally, and a. = local
-PpileatlQD. / used rne sold Extract IN
i4ster form. >ne improved rapidly
.loM tie lfst week. and in four months
sas entirely veil. Now eighteen
Honths ,.lce treatment. aud 20 s-gns
M return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Consumption Can be Cured.


wsYNr ne q
aeI IuiiI I1asea r e % De- le . r. ~ arr = 5
or az f
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from q 10 f a aT p pa n 81 .aa o. h%ss -
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Ncn walk p r hr q f u n nf . Al "a p
hak ny lgng n A.
6nr VII a.. ,fr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Poynette, VS.. Feb. "a. 1855.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

FEB. :. ls->-N0 trace Of the disease from
which I suffered has shown Itself since Iny
erre q. e.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

not contemplate such a contingency as the
present when bill camc In at the close of q
session
Senator McCorkle moved to lay oh the
table the motion Of Mr., Moody, TO pass Tho
bill over the Governors veto, which was
promptly voted down. Pending its discus
sion, however, Mr., Moody said; III think
have none my duty ON that BILL and IL was
gotten To the Governor rs soon rs possible,
80 that the Governor would have u chance to
consider II and that the Senate would have a
chance TO withdraw
The resolutson to adjourn was amended
TO provide for an adjournment at 3 o'clock.
The bill providing for a change In the mode
OF election at Knoxville, was returned with
veto message from the Governor.
Senator Sparks made motion that the
sergeant at arms be instructed TO put sta
tioncry belonging TO the Senate in u box and
stow II IN corner OF the Senate hall, This
should be done, said the senator In order
that II may beprcserycd The superintendent
of the Capitol thinks lac owns the ground,
cows get In there 10y the hundreds, and he
will put the stationery in the basement
where II will be destroyed,
Senator Berry thought the motion Of the
Senator from Rutherford good one, except
that the box of senatorial remnants should
be slowed in the office Of the Secretary of
State. For" said he "it will not be safe
in this hall Why, there will be held a
dozen womans rights conventions here be-
fore the Senate meets again"
Eyes, put in Senator Craighcad with an
eye twinkling behind his gold-rimmcd spec
taclos, and the women will steal all the
papers 10 make bus,lcs of them The Sem
ntor from Rutherford had the satisfaction
OF seeing his motion carried. Whcpupon
the Joint resolution providing adjournment
sine die was returned by the House
amended, proving that recess be taken To
Tuesday, May :, in lieu Of an adjournment
sine die.
The amendment was concurrcd In, not
withstanding the protest OF senator Sparks,
fool for staying and will be still bigger
fool II | come again." aud the Senate add
iourncd, TO meet again May 9TH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
MIs.I..IppI snpreme Ceurt.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
jackson, Miss, April s-The suprcm,
Court today rendered decisions in the fol-
lowing cases:
BY Cooper J.-William Robinson, by next
friend. W. Mrs Mary X. Burritt, from NoK.
ubec Chanccry Court reversed and re-
handed.
@. w. johnson ct al. vs. Williams Black,
from Second District Kinds County Chan
Gerry Court reversed and rcmandcd.
James W. Tufts vs.. J. Grccnwald & Co.
from Washington Circuit Court; affirmed.
Grace A. Stokes, administrator, et al. ",
s. W. Stokes Ct al, from Leakc Chanccry
Court; reversed aud bill dismissed at cost Of
compliments In this court aud court below,
By Arnold. q. J.-Ms H. Ilinch W. Shat
or, Schwartz a Co., from Washington Circuit
Court; reversed aud rcmanded.
Nathan A Openhcimer " r. 7. Mcclellan,
from Washington Circuit Court; affirmed.
Dnrth ula q. Williamson W. Louisville
New Orleans q Texas Railway Company
from Bolivar Chancery Court reversed and
Temandcd.
by Campbell J.-F. NJ. Andrews. admin
istrator W. q. II. Mcleod, sheriff, ct a..
from sunfowcf Chnnccry Court; affirmed.
G. ]. Herman W. II. Il. Cameron Ct al.
from Lauderdalo Chanccry Court reversed
and rcmnndcd.
Bette X. Chairman ct al. W. II. w. Cotton
ct AL, from Noxubee Chancory Court AZ
firmcd.
The State docket for this (FirsD district
was then called and the cases thereon dis
posed Of and the civil docket was then lakcr
nm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
JAcoBs-MoNRoE, THE HERMIT.

Heirs Apparent Combating the Heirs
Presumptive For His Money.
NEW YORK, April S.--A warm contest will
be waged over the $500 900 estate of Thomas
! j. Monroe, the Harlem hermit, who leed IN
seclusion many years up town. Mr.. Monroe
was originally Jacobs" His father made a
fortune in the clothing business, which was
inherited by three sons, VIM. ii. Jacobs
James NJ. Monroe and Thomas ]. Monroe
The Monroes acquired their present names
by the act Of the Court of Common Pleas.
On January 81, 1880 the alleged will Of
Thomas j. Monroe was offered for probate.
II bore the date of March %, lsSs, aud was
apparently re-executed June /. The sub.
scrlblng witnesses were Erastus +. Brown
and Edward X. Brown, and the instrument
seems TO have been written by the testator
himself IL provided that thrce-fourths of
the income Of his estate should be given TO
his wife and onefourth 10 George q. Gren-
nell, the survivor 10 have the principal
Mrs. Monroe died July 1, 1888 while the ties.
tator did not die until January 10 1882
The value OF the estate is admitted by
Grennell 10 be 500, 900, although some estl-
mate II as high as $4,000. Mr.. Grcnnell is
said to be stranger TO the relatives Of
Monroe. His name was originally Larry
Bcnsen. Mr.. Jacobs says that the first init.
nation he had that his brother was III was
In call from Grennelrs attorney, who in.
formed him Of his brothers death. The
contestants are VIM. IT, Jacobs aud four
children Of James NJ. Monroe, Anna Marie
Monroe and Jeanette Brush, both Of
Elmyra, o.; Charles Monroe OF Nebraska,
and Susan Monroe NJ. Page, Of Boston. The
Hon. Charles A. Flanncr and Charles II.
Beckett are their attorneys. Undue infu.
encc is the ground for contest The contest
will be tried before Porter V. Ransom, assist
ant 70 the Surrogate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
Detained u-der:Immigran, Laws.

NEw YoRK, April s.--'rhis morning for
the first time under the new regulation
Of the Board Of Immigration Commission
ers compelling a steamship boarding
officers TO inspect aud examine first
clvs passengers, salon traveller was de-
tanned and placed In confinement In Castle
Garden. The prisoner was Nine. BHomme-
Bonglinyale, an educated and refined woman
OF nearly seventy. She occupied one Of the
French steamer La Gascogne. She had six
teen large trunks filed with property on
board. Tho boarding officer found that she
WIS insane, aud caused lior removal 20 Cas-.
tie Garden. The physician there said that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
Inquirendo.

To the Editor of The Appeal
''Saltmarsh"-is IL not on Chesapeake Bay
where canvasback ducks are known TO pre-
vail, where the wild celery indicted gives
flavor TO the epicure2
II there be or has been wild duck shooting
in Memphis, why not secure the duck and
then inquire into the celery2
If you have a confidential clerk, cashier or
general manager and find him disgruntled in
his exchequer and advise him of same, he
plays the sick act at home, what is the in
ference?
But II You be in charge OF a place where
Justice is supposed to be dealt, and the COM
munity depends upon You for such duty,
and the aforesaid sick act is played, what
would you surmise?
II the books of officers representing State
and county be inquisitorially investigated,
why should not the Taxing District books
and auxiliaries appertaining to mitimi be
subjected TO samc2
DO you not think that IN many instances,
rotation in Office would be OF great benefit
10 public interest and promote Integrity
Do you not think that Memphis, having
passed through the slough OF despond,h
should resume her place among the cities OF
the Union, Experience" having taught her
with "the lamp at her feet" that jobbery
will no longer be endured?
Do you not think that all we'll thinking
men, who have the public interest at heart
even be they not public spirited, 1.-THE only
evidence 10 my knowledge of public spirit,
since 1913, being the fountain In Court
squareh will not join on this occasion TO
help the city?
DO you not think that when expert ac-
countants, like Chief Davis, o'Haver, Hack
EFT, find a 5000 leak i'm a small space Of
time, that few Ignorant might find them
selves lost in Che fog9 Yours, REoLoY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

II is nverred that Perrin and REILLY were
also guilty of making false atlidavits and
Perrin and Others in addition arc charged
with conspiracy to dcfraud the Government.
The defendants were all indicted for for
gerry. They took exceptions to the indict-
ment, contending among other things,
that the oaenso alleged was not forgery
as it was not charged that they had falsely
simulated other peoples writings, but they
had in their own handwriting made false
statements OF facts. There was division OF
opinion on this point between the Judges Of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of California, and the matter comes
here for determination by the Supreme
Court Tho eases are of considerable inter
est, and II is understood that a number Of
civil suits depend upon the determine
ton of these criminal cases. Solicitor-Goncral
jerks opened the argument for the United
States and was followed 10y the Hon. Frank
Hurd in behalf of the defendants. Senator
Stewart of Nevada, is also Of the counsel for
the defense
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09
CRAPS AND BASEBALL.
A Conflict Between the Two Sports. and
Probable Murder

George Flynn, colored, was arrested by
Sergt Koran last night, charge with having
struck Willis Cole on the head with base
ball bat inaicting probably fatal wound.
Hymns story Is that he and a party Of
friends went out to Olympic Park for the
purpose Of playing game Of ball. George
Cole followed, aud while the game was in
progress insisted on shooting craps Flynn
demonstrated with him and told him that
the white people would not like IL, aud that
IL would ruin ball playing TO have crap
shooting on the grounds. Cole persisted,
and said he was going 10 shoot craps any
how. Flynn urged him 20 dcsist but
Il seems that the crowd was with
Cole In the desire 20 shoot craps,
and he had no power TO prevent Il. He told
them that II they insisted on playing craps
and breaking up the baseball game he would
go 10 town and give their names 10 the
officers and have them arrested. He
mounted his horse and started 10 town, but
the crowd got around him and induced him
TO como back. When he dismounted Cole
approached him and began cursing him,
telling him that no one could interfere with
his Coles crap game Another lover OF the
crap game chimcd In and expressed similar
sentiments. A wordy war cnsucd and Cole
drew pistol and attempted 10 shoot Flynn.
Joe Williams grabbed The pistol and pre-
vented him. Cole thcu tried 20 shoot
Williams, but was disarmed. He
continued abusing Flynn. aud the
latter drew his knife aud attempted
TO assault him. As he approached, Flynn
struck him terrific blow on the head with
a baseball bat knocking him scnsccss and
breaking his skull. FLYNN mounted his
horse aud headed for the country, thinking
10 escape by flight lie afterward changed
his mind and returned 10 town. Meeting
Sergeant Koran In Center alley he sur
rendered 10 him and was locked up.
Cole was taken 10 his home aud medical
aid summoned Its thought he will die.
He Is well known character among the
colorcd people and IN police circles. He
has done time" for killing man ON Jeller.
son street some years ago.