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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-04

The reception given to Rev. and Mrs.
Mccoy Monday evening at the residence
of J. II. March was decided success in
spite of the unpleasant weather. The re-
ception committee, consisting of Ar. and
Mrs. March, Mrs. j. A. Nelson and Prof.
Opp, performed its duty in happy man.
ner. The spacious rooms were well filled
with callers, regardless of denominational
ties. About three hours were whiled
away in pleasant conversation, inter-
spersed with instrumental music and .
lap lunch. The lunch wss served about
10 o'clock. The reception closed at II.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-04

Several little boys and girls-God
bless them!-had happy time hanging
May baskets Wednesday evening, May 1.
Many houses were approached, the May
baskets hung to door knob or placed in
some other convenient location, followed
by few vigorous, rapid raps on the
door. Then, as some occupant OF the
house responded, the little May basket
bringers were gliding away in the cover
of the darkness. Lovers OF happy homes
and pure society can not see the children
enjoying themselves thus without feeling
the better for it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-04
THIRD
POINT,

Rewem6er-Its circulation is e2o, 900 day-over
q million week-and it costs by mail IS cts.
amonth, four months SI.oo,-ex< cent a day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-04

Quite a frost was in sight early
Tuesday morning. In shaded positions
it was in no great hurry to disappear.
The top of the wet surface OF the ground
was frozen considerably. Some tender
tree leaves were bitten somewhat. but the
injury was hardly apparent. The trivial
ity of the injury was doubtless due to the
frost disappearing so gradually in a
chilly atmosphere. The thermometer
in the early morning marked about half a
dozen degrees below the freezing point.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-04
You should read the CHICAGO

DAILY News because it's an fu6f.
ferdent nezusbabe>. There are two
sides to every political question, and
The DAILY NEWS gives them both
with equal fairness. A party organ
magnifies one side and dwarfs the
other. No sensible man wants to
be trifled with in this fashion. The
time has gone by when American
citizens expect to inherit thei. po.
litical opinions. They want to make
their own-and to do this they want
a paper to tell them the truth. re-
CARELESS of their own personal pre-
ferences. If you are an honest
man, independent and self-reliani in
thought, read an honest and indie
nendent newspaper-read The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30

fsum nousxue 50 ugugsass AZ ISIS Geo.
a1anunss 4ssy<ns gA1pr1 ~ snd ssxel
II Cnw vhesksg n usxns6 To s4frt&xF 70
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YrsA psxxsass 40 sfsls Nj Iax sAt1 ne
subes,s<zs anss b nou siad shss Haussss *.
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tie eosssss<nsf11xs epaFsnssas Ssfs1 y
srfase assd pgpzaes g=Sss fzssrz SIS
xvfux the Fsasp&e Al fse@e rights - sFssss z
arss tsrsaS sEss hsTe seen hssstsa sseSs e
fssasrs 81 fses. Sor.ssrHr~s he tsso1xA'
sfs con sstsasfsn szsos11 - 30 s-srss9 sssA'
Il esnld - easily eh&axst xhen ne eDzs-
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The sr~sksy ssersreaffr ssss Aaw szevsE
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srsessd q ske p<ssFsSs. ssearsd. - l-s<a. fssE
great eaaxsssnsfon fsx TIE y~<sfsss OF ZEE
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The nrss.,ss sxtsssass OF ts1e izsf snf sss
seszses q sSnexf5ea xkrs sEexffssf, ara
b. atrsNs-zf MS sasslssss 81 iEzsk s5zt boz She
srhsssss - sAat Trey sg1a 8 - ~ TIC great
ess ssysss ase h~sexes 10 sf4e rising genera
sssss1. IL sngsesasknm Ns. Cox gave stfsi
eszs 81 ssstsszs Of saezz@ be wsSsessesf stie
~ VS. rsErs41Sy 70 Turkey. + Nz* fas
tssx aasI tie sufezn m~as "a bray. ard
y hen n exaergssi fssaa fsss Mosque - ~
~ fsts subjects es4gsfsed. --tfes&f ls Alba
Hasss4. Great i AstSsnes. hss propaaes
sssss tt1sFs - cEe greater. AssaA ttSssSl
y ith al toe greatness ~ s9sss eeu1sfrs
= til Is ueAifA ct fssstRr. esssz aFsd IRA
ts@~ss & see fhsts1 TIA. n greater. ar.st shs
s. fae sveFEssfsng God. as6 pfsT thai y
may take "A assIsagz8n Ia BIS keeping Ter
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
THk CRY Fko>r.

T4s Aaosa s. aue ee7s ,oaag from
EiAsks
rhe Umaasss Asa I.gae tsss af grsiess 10,
seattle
Iae Z. =. Pyrry hseaShg ia 600 saeks 81
eats yesterday.
The H3,1seseue osEl ust Ii rea8g s.s-
81 several dEgs ycf.
ghe Esnsy ISktae un,f. nv a. ssfxht -.
Ps+rs az &snDiaR f.Arf yestevs&y
G1e &.sses &ekeE za8 .he SPARTAN a. in
EsRsf, o. al esss- 20 >Aa Fss@rlseC
- Per. sc Is ,a sro-z thseksnsss ss in
90 5siss = sfssne. Sse = tstee hssz5Fs al
>aHl7e's Aast. NoFth .sFaie
sse NsSs2As DISCHARGED sassa saekS ~
- = tsssIss : y zlsszl's uaaff Rxsffre5af
Aeesasss aeee fgaa' Aageorsss.
fsEtssn : A. HatSss sss lcs re tsa.
frsst sse sAe @rsr88eE ~ f~s usrssssss;ssrS 49,,
sts 2 Asrt be 6sr "a AZ wsfs o. saz>stf D
80 As5sTassas sseU-sa, 8 Il Eee. sassgA ~ Xs.S-
~ zgsl.s sut az *. sssn1aa sset Is 80
s23 IMo stsaFsrs hisA. Ehts ~ =. > sfare
S1s{ w@aeAnrss esse asss gha s.s.ssss,s
So 1S NsTfas SIRED 50 r@7ssy a sac
Boise e 1851 be ig,ea - or sse Waarf
tsfss - sesfx a. fae sssShwsss ey4fupr ~
tas srsi st@se ihn = hsz 49, hse cseufg-4 is,
- His1s1saH % ffs V-AYa ss4eL. XAee
kG<ze @sst fss = ssF0hos4a aszhsy Essst Bssss~
&Fa ale sas& gf tAe wA&ef Nsxg ss,svs,s
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A. ss&@ss &s9 fg@st a &rsaeassE Esss xssn.
fsSst g. lie zzsger Gals fas sssgstsss.fls,
"a .Sain tem sssg4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS.
Record Of Buiiding Permission
tracts Let.

Eighty one building permits hsve been
issued by Building Inspector Abbott. the
cost OF the contemplated structures sggre-
eating sl.0Is.0e7 Following are the per-
miis issued yesterday:
NJ. u, Ballard, two-s cry frsme, lets and
s, block a., A. A. Denhy's. Ss,ea.
q. Niuehin. three story srsck. Main aud
South Third. s25,oo0.
Christopher Remnant. G.. Ernst and W
/ III. DolgTeu. trustees, oDe-story frame
church, lot 6, block o., u. T Denny home,
| 81, 90
/ Neyins & Hibben, one story frame, West
| Seattle, seattle ferry wharf, $1,000.
The contract for the fhree-stoEy and base
/ ment building of G wiuehill, at south Third
/ Carnicle. for si651 BuCheie & Hummel
are the architects The building v hich is
/ s0xIsc feet In ground dimensions. Is Ia be
erected with view 10 totel purposes aud
/ has been leased for such use. The two
/ upper floors viii Tontan sixty-oGe rooms.
/ the Office AMI haggsge-soom being down
Z stairs
1 The contract for The erection OF the
Eagle & McEiray brick building OF south
/ Third street. near Washington has been
av sFded 20 George hoyntoa. for Si6,950.
/ The block Il To &c Of thres stories and o
! basement.
! The contract for the erection % the three
4 story wooden building OF James Met ombs.
al seventh and f1ke streets hiss been
awarded 70 Finley & Jrofne. for si0.s5e.
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EisEviTIE-.

Frons street bot, Ia toe very heart OF the
huslaess centef, $500, f9r thfce days.
Crawford & CouoEeF.
y. :. putvin yesterday awarded the con-
sraci for The terra Gotta far the Betel
Beany To n. A. Van Amriuge.
The \. ". & r. Z. will hold its regular
meeting thls afternoon at 4 o'eipck, IN ihs.
First VI r. church 4 futl attendance of
the members IL desired
ar Y. y oiaisissein, manager ~ the Chi.
caxo Comedy Company, Il iB the Ci;y and
has arranged with Manager FRYE u have
his company here en Aagnsi 10
Mand otokc three yeaF-eid daughter 81
Niliiara ofcke diea Yesterday morning a.
her fstnef's resisleuce ucsF lake Washing
ton. 81 brain fever. The funeral services
today ~ 2 . clock.
Mr. | eou Mayer, business manager ri
Evans s ns-y's "i'arloF Azfeh Company
Wa ia che city YESTERDAY and arranged FOR
It's appearance a. Turn Fefel0 theatcr on
August aud > The company leaves New
York ctts today. sad viii come direct u
seattle.
little wansleFeg Nho gave the name al
/ rhArtes itoesi was found iu NortA seattle
( last evening by ofilceF Thompson. he
Satt his father Wa brick aver hni
where avs home va he ocHld NOT Tell. h.
I WAS taken ga The pollee station Ia 80 all
the atssysi OF bis parents
Parties having pfuC.'rfr tu She huru'
district ~ adjacent thereto. which thoy de
sire e. sell, viii apd :, - saeir Adysntag'
+ a. communicates With " II Hesrhorn &
Z Go. retm ~, n8stpu bierck Thev arr
having appits sfious dsily from fastert
f clients tof city Investments
E Mr.. Charles Armstrong YESTERDAY rc
Z eeivsd = splcrdsd Oh Painting 1T the 'srs
/ horse spokane irom his father. Noah Arm
ssratE, whe - in chicago. TAe psutar
NJ Armstrong pre8Uancys a euswt oBe
The painting = eacGset in = sire gi3
tgsrsa fne psiaiiag - executed BY HSgrl
! kySAso, tee Nh3csgo sasmsi artist
De G : MvFrih af she sninney sitSpsus
arr, has Employed AessyS rsui. Thomp%oi
& Hamrhries. amss q ill hexin spit aeatns
+ thf AtGf. saturday weekly pspef 81
AAes fae siss tor ri&iras that me artist.
"a fssa' which appeared ia tbe asst issui
~ I've parser. was prompieti ey the seEasa
% The dtspenszFx 81 advertise ir lh.. sf.sY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
BOWED DOWN BY WOE.
A Aged Man Collecting Funds I'd
Buy Mis- ChiId's Comm.

Mrs. VI. r. Goodse3l, owner of a restsn-
rant In the Atkins block. oa Columbia
street, had sn experience with a mendieant
yesterday morning tina; will teach her To
disirust venerable looking men with tales
OF woe AMI crocodile tears III the future.
!. Early In the morning an old man. with
snowy locks and a tenor voice. called al her
restaurant; 10 plead for assistance ia barry
ing q loved daughter. gho bad died during
the night. he said he had jus, arTiy ed ia
seattle from fenasy wanna with his vile
and daughter and had exhausted his Jim
tied means on the way. 50 he had been
forced TO bnd temporary quarters In ten'
Ia the northern part OF the city. To add io
his troubles his only child had suddenly
sickeusd and died aud he was without
means OF furnishing her even a decent
srpuitnre He bad, therefore. been forced
10 lay aside ali prize aud was begging
from deor to doar for the modest sum
that would he required 10 buy pine
csftin
While relating this sorroafai tale the Old
man broke down and wept so bitterly that
Mrs. tioodseii let her iesfs ming with his
Her sympathy did not stop there, however
but was OF more practical sort she
handed the man n dollar aud then Tui1n-
teered to 40 with him to his tent and help
his wife prepare the child for burial. The
man aemurred to this proposition, but She
INSISTED go strongly that he finally set out
with her. He led the way 20 the water
front, and then hy tortuous routes, over
bluffs and almost inaccessible pathways
through ehanfytpan and into North
seattle. Then he suddenly turned, aud iu
an impairment manner informed Mrs
GcoiseH that be could not find his teut.
Then Mrs. t,o0dzeiI saws she had been
dujsed. She Indignantly demanded ihs
return OF her dollar. which WAS reluctantly
handed over. the man cnrsing her a. h,
walked away.
Mrs. 9oodsell was not the only one vie
tiInixed by the Tascally imposier. III,
admitted 10 her that he had collected 8
from others and it Is known that daIini
me day he raised fuily SD more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
GRADE ASSESSMENTS VALID.
The City Wins Three Important
Cases-Tide- Flat Injunction.

The city won three of the large number
q grade assessment eases that have been
hanging fire since 1854, by default, in the
district court Yesterday. The three defend
ants aga nst whom judgments were oh
tain,ri are A. Barker, n. II. Plummer and
sarah Jane Planmer. The Barker iudg-
ment is upon the w eshington street grade
between Commercial and Twelfth streets
ia e ssscssment uyon Mr.. Bankers two lots
having . frontage on Washington street.
was SAB so. THIS he refused 90 PAY aad
the matter has since been ia litigation He
viii nov have 20 pay the fai amount aud
nearly $50 Interest
The =. a. Fgummcr Judgment was sc.
cured upon the Jackson street improve
faeVi sSNcssmene Mr.. Flummer would not
pay So on bis let aud viii now have 90
ray ever slta The judgment against Mrs
fiummcg = upon tao lots having front
sgv on Main street. for the improvement of
which her tive fets were ssSssssd sks1 a.
The lleu now given against the two ssts hy
The judgment viii amount 20 Gsariy S>sn
Several other gFaiic ASSESSMENT suits that
have bcen pending for a number 81 years
viii b brought ap a a isss DAYS. Tlae re
suit al The three salts above cited lOi uts
the moral that Il Is wise Ia pay for street
improvements hen they ncnehs properly
TinE Plat INJUNCTION.
tsetFge n. Van Iforeu YESTERDAY Gskt,l for
aus was granted = temporary restraining
crsiey eni0iniag john noe. Richard Roe
@ohu stiles aud SiYers other persons s. hose
E true names ara unknown a. the pisfngff
E frOtR placing suy o0stfattiaus or driving
F say piles OF sssuSliBgS ia ~ upon blacks -
[ y and ~ al u. ! 9aYussd's pat. snsi frun
Interfering sitk the a3sek oF aEy part
Z thereof The injunction vii come m fuy
e bearing Thursday A. O'Clock "a tbe a.
+ feYDssoa
salt has tEssa commenced Ia the court
+ 6s y y. Colt a. nTavEr $50 from ". II
Werner uIsSa a Prom issSary ucir dated Jan
uaTY =, sa3 siSno1 by " II aud Ja~s,.
pklna Werner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30

Philosophical Conduct ef Mar
Robbed Of &tsI.

NJ Harry Wells, carpenter. whose
tesri aBd hair are rinxgd gith Gyxy. snd
wan, Eheueh often tsra rted, hEa ueyes
se~u Temptation Ga bsF visible Aarsa. lass
niEhs resolved 1,r svc Twelve Temptations
iast 1894 sna vasso,i hlsa b. lose ia4s enjoy
sasaf ~ scyns thst sciiEhlc1 several
hantsfeti oEheF ses'c tsfi9rS
- hs8 VI. Me- presented htsaselF ~ .ha
BOX office of she Fafn feysia tarAteY ~
= as egSfivsl sna 5a.s}ei eg Eae eyoWd thst
was &s~s eager 4H fecS taH tes.3rgsfss,ts.
lie was 50 vsgef ~ re- ueag tna Scenes aat
Ss7e4ps fnN sssw x SEATS TgscgYe.E ts4v IA ga
~ grave department, sssscsx e, srzeat.,f an.
Srsatg asks. tass - e. asseea hssasv
lhTszisa iAS sgsu 4, sieew AgSSht SILVER
p.eset ssa 2sss l. hxs@rr n De
nskeI mza ewA tss rsgussf. "a,
tef igss2; a. gssssi aae, 3 =sSa- y atse at
t1z taF Ais lsssnf stas ucses he fels sefs.
sasf1 aga Gss hsS 3gE3 hrazNSfx Tses-Kfs In
ths s>astezn as @hseh seszssss3 IA, s.sFRsk n
wssaes sO,}tNsatnE slf-4 ia y&Naa. Sic xss
- snsHStas'ns g. SCI aisle ste house rhat
Pc a,s ntf aft~ iAlS. hoseKff Vice.
sste INSIDE BE 49, h.s hss8 sa tAs fssses
waeFe Ass Fas-% stta3t * sat asaa.f 4
gee~ FaeE hv ost a. la,rTyst .u shr
s5%t ts " 1rs~a &n1 slssaus 81 a4.rz
aTsafse< sf~assss ta cunt fenaa su4 srsa-
Z "a tss,s fts3 ~crc &C ttt sssEs asslsl-g
Asas
can. Ns ael aSvfsasa "a 30 az r,e
es~sS~ss 49, - ia altuases ~ NeHs
"a sNNrg2 as tfa1s.Es IA 49, s.s- -
s-'zse 49, sss-rzss-t, slf sAe raa tszr A.
~etas Sa'seeses 81 ~ tas1 cQalI ass te
}aHa5
TAss Ma @ss retsvng41 20 tas seast
sA# - t-t-Sy Sss ks#5 rfEa u st5sst
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cRoHDfo ElfCTaIc CARS.
One Day Thsy Carried Four
Thousand People.


The seattle Electric gaIissE & fsqwer
csnrany carries snore passengers On IS
STRESS railway ears, in proportion b as
ssssspzaent, snzn say osne- Line IN stF
Tais--a STATES Since April Z. fSss. the EN-
st7e belt iE she powsraossss has traveseo
ssfss mikes. Agd stsscs thai Ga-e each 81
The fen- ears has tssvesed $50 miles
Daring this ys-f0d SSa-- persons wers
carried. Putting these people In an
iras xsna-y train, with eczCAes eighty fse'
long and sixty people IN each coach. sSs
isne OF ears wxsnl1 reach sizh ~ eight tzssles
The largest EuEtsr oS passssnss =
carried BY one car At orc sifse was Ee-
TIE s9ss days business fs- thS fa1g tar
ws.s slsS8 passsn<srS
While ,n4 nBr1E-eF or cars On shS rsss1 y
cut # 81 proportion 10 the umsnlsez a. PISS
scage-- carried, the fault lies Win the cS'
manufacturer. Tne eaec.rie system = be
iux So generally adopted that orders fol
rolling stock casnof he filed Cars OF
st3uxss for seattle are three Eaoatns eserdle
4 - expected that L open ears =
fese long and built in tee hest style o. fh'
P.llEnaa works. viii arrive gboat Ssgten
bxri A number OF ciossst cars Viii srray'
sase< bat IN the mild climate 81 Sestsse Ia
open air coach can be employed the create
saft OF the year.
BzickwoFS On the new power hstAse =
the eotnpsa~. a. sixth sEi Pine street.
WAS l<eg1In yesterday
9ra1iaz on the Lake uns0a line viii b
completed Ia Fremont "Wednesday night
WIEN trarSiayiag vii be tr@I1.
A meeting OF the company VIII oe aei'
( A L gust /. al which several OF the kassrri
/ stockholders will BE present ent when N
capital stock If The company wiil proos d
( he Increased from fi2o ese Ia $40 .eoe
JACKSON STREET TgEsTLE.
/ Good progress WAS made GA the Jaekso'
street tresfls yesterday. work oslni
pressed from the east eBd Of the gap tn
stree; is raised hail dozen feet shoy
(. the old grade
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-30
calWlfD TnaoUeH The ROOF
Prisoners In the City Jail HIVE
. Merry Time.


Taess xese txesss grssoasrs IL tAe ssiy
.xsi sAsn ysIIsx B1xsrt rsf shs s@6sass9
ssssnagss she ksx hasr on tns door s15ssas
nish:. During he nixhs ssvssAs p-ssfsaeFs
we're 41ssesa 70 fhs nnzksr- Yesserslsy
morning The jail hzf sTs inmates. All q
whsxa wsrs avxak TIE ae-sr wxs sssl
ioe kest sHs had aresz al Bsgl1f. sxeTsss
y hen 5. sxss csssz.esf segessi tines ssr Tire
zxsrnskf4-ssse II Ezrisoae-s Fresa these facts
Is may ~ sarzs iszss thai there lad osea .
jail dsllveyT- ard sa1n IL TIE iAsS
asGE eszeasasEs S2sf-
TIE sau - the old temporary sErasettlre
Bath b. Esls gosarzszs when As vas sheriff
for the purpose q sastlng prisoners
fsrssn xs.s frsssn " SELLS istssa for trial a.
ste FssssszasFy tesna 90 court. Il = rf<h1zsN
more than large ssea1s- ss9x with essfsT
w@sIs 81 t~0 is.en plsEzs s51 nnt1g %
x,sser 10 ) fssaxssz eos cred with sztnSs.
sxS,ze r.=Ef whssn Eaits3 states % ssssEsss'
Ssr.ssszsrs we're esa6nest there ~ was KEEP
vel guarded csY aad night bot y . -
considered strong e1augn - bold Use 0ssii
nary 9Tgnks ash petty larceny Thieves pal
Ia tssFe 10 ths police
a HeEx - rHg Hg0s-
The ernestS was easily effected. As ssszi
"a Falssr goxars vest home sunsay fizEF
a board was rsyp@ss from the eesJng. sissps
ing a prisoner - eFsxl into she garrett and
y,slEeA the saingIes 81 the root Two sias.
frusn afsrrg the shsHeies hal been rerssSs Cd
we're then cut osst, rnskirs h'.se ats,a'
two zats AID three tell soslS
Thsoaza ibis hole txsise rris
eaeSs n1zte their - are, esanhr~ %
over the roofs sf fne justices s,fssce- whitE
are attached 80 tae Jail, ard ur0Psszu %
ABOUT ten feet tgtae sideaalk- During shs
night several sossgk eharartsrs. srsofls
rhsfn being two nsen suspected 0f highway
rostery, we're t4rpsn Ia through the co<'
by bariy police men. and within Eve min
s4tes tacy we're again testing che ssects o.
liberty by mesrs Of the .npfoyised scatft,
il tbs roof
CAUGHT sfsTTfxs A sAi0ax.
Aboai daylight jamie" one OF tn
prisoners who had for seine reason q
other remained In the Jail, crsgied CA
through the hole and visited neishbosinl
s.ieon. where he fought bottle of whisk,
for his fellow prisoners. He returned q
the jail. where be remained until neariy
o clock when ne started forth CA SINH
lar errand- He wss caught. however. IL
the bole. and was forced to Fefarn.
AZ APERTURE IN THE WALL
Tie roof wss patched and several o! IN
prisoners. who had been rtcsptured By IN
pDiiee. ineindlrg Jumbo, were placed IL
/ iruns During toe afternoon Jumbo Gu
1 the irons thai found bis wrists aud mad
a hole large enough for ha IA 10 efaa
I through ia the north wall Of tue tait In
stead 81 getting cut, however. he stood a
I the window be had made and tod Tn
I rsssers By that he wanted TO show how
J easily he could escape If lac wanted to
saeh j. the jail in which city prisoner
ARE confined
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CBIfF MITCHELL SILENT.
The Batteraeld Men in Doubt a. TO
Their D Ats.

The ius" and the "outs" traded places
yesterday, That T. ,e say. j. C. Mitchell.
chic. 81 pollce, by virtue OF the people 5
suffrage. took the chair occupied hy Chief
Buitertel3 daring the past four months.
This wss the cnly change made. Those
who cOuhfsd ga the sum mary dismissal
81 all the BuiteYfeid fierce that could be
Jet eat without action 0i the council were
dis ppnlntcd- Wntn asked what he in.
tended 80 do about The matter ef dismissal
aud appointments. Chief Mitchell oulY
smiled with the isennle rcSlv 'Yoa wll I
know next Friday nlghs From this it Is
- he inferred that 20 Charges viii lie
made uaul the next council me tins \
fu'l list Of officers wal, probably Re thea
handed in and col frtaea
There hss been considerable spec uiatiou
IN some circles as so the attitude iige coun-
Cil viii maintain ln IS relations wlih
CbEcf Mitchell, especially in The matter Of
appointments. Indications point 10 tire
fsast aMicshfa re atlous All 81 the old
councilman have expressed a willingness
to give him every opportunity for making
go-@i force, sud the uew mem ~.fs have
90 reason FOR opposing his wishes.
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JUDGEMENTS.

CANINE COMEDY Profess " Cosy Nor i
ana his troupe Of thirty canine elowus,
serobsts aud athletes, took q stroll! about
the city yesterday. 70 the great delight Of
the children. Inc company viii play a.
Turn Hall iheater Wednesday aud Thurs
day evenings. and viii also give a special
thursday afternoon matinee.
THE ''TsgLvE LIMITATIONS Gilmore !
Twelve Temptations" packed Turn hal
IN the doors last night AS early a.
o'eicek q large crowd gathered around
the door, and by the time the is kei oiilcs
was opened and he doors thrown open
several hundred bad assem- bleu, aud inside
81 twenty minutes the hall was filed q
OVERLOOKING The ballet was good, at ieasl
that's what the "oli timers say, and they
know. several members of the trouI,
are talented performers and ia some o
tine pretty situations of the score did re
markahiy good work The Temptations
" ia prove quite tempting to theater goer'
OF the towns in which they viii appear.