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LONDON, June 2i.-The Ascot High
weight plate, one mile aud quarter, was
won by Felix, Surbiton second, Mercy
third. The Nottingham stakes, handicap,
three fourths of a mile, were won by Bret
Harte, Johnny Morgan second. Verscity
thrd- The Hardwicke stakes, one mile
and half, were won y Guiliyer. Miguel
second. Enthusiast third. The AIsxzndri
plate, about three miles, was Non by
Trsyles, Netheravon second, Arrandale
third.
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SPOKANE FALLS, June 2I--lSpecial 10
the Independent - G. GLAND, colOred,
was convicted to-day at Murray, Idaho, Of
murder in the first degree for killing Chas.
Porter at Mnllsn last January.
The case against John Mccormick, late
auditor of the Cenr d'Alene railway, for
killing James Gordon At Osborne last Sep
tember, will be called tO-morrow. IL ex-
cites great interest in the Ceur d'Alenes
because the indictment was chiefly due %
Judge LOgan's special charge to the grand
inrv
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DIAMOND AND TRACK.
Cleveland Again Loses to New York
ers on Eastern Tracks

Cleveland Again Loses to New York-F1y-
on Eastern Tracks
KANSAS CITY, June 2I.-Track heavy.
Mile and seventy yards-The Elk won,
Entry second, Leman third. Time. 1851 !.
Three-fourths Of a mile-Jess Armstrong
won, Irene second, Shanendale third.
Time, l;24.
Mile and one-sixteenth-BOnn King
won, Albert Shell second. Entry third.
Time, 200s4.
Mile ana one-eighth-Mandolin won.
Stony Montgomery second, }. q. third.
Time, 205s<.
Seven furlOngs-Viola won, Lula Foster
second, NimrOd third. Time, 1885,.
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WINNIPEG, June 21.-MArtln Burke was
arraIgned this morning before Judge Balm
in the court of the queens bench on infor-
nation Of Collins, charging him with the
murder Of CrOnin. AT the request of the
prosecution he was remanded Till WedL es-
day 20 await witnesses.
SPRISGFIELD, Ills, June 2l.-GOv.
Piper to-day signed the necessary papers
70 lay before Secretary Blaine for the ex-
tradition of Martin Burke, held at Winni-
peg for completely in the Cronin murder
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Porter Has Place.

WAsHISsrOS. June z1--The president
has appointed OrviIle ) Porter, of Oregon,
United States marshal for the district OF
Alaska; also William II. Dimond, to be
superintendent Of the mint al San Fran
cisco: Pearls b. Ellis, to be assayer of the
mint at Carson, New: Frank Mason. OF
Ohio, to b. consul q neral AZ Frankfort:
Chas b. Trail. { Maryland. TO be consul
at Nsrseiiles- II. g. Knowles. Of Della
ware. 70 be consul st Bordeaux.
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FoRT BENTON, June 2L-fSpeciAl 70 the
Independent YESTERDAY the largest
wool deal OF the season was closed here,
Libby & Morrill, selling their Mcdonald
ranch clip, 5000 pounds, TO Samuel VII
kinson. at the highest price yet paid In
northern MOntaBa-twenty-On cents. Our
market is full Of buyers and wool is rolling
in steadily.
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Fatal Quarrel Between Partners.

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ, June 21.-Last
night in Block & Bibb's store st Grants. on
the Atla1tic & Pacific road ninety miles
west of here, q row occurred between the
proprietors and some cowboys in which
EreI Hudson was killed and Z H. Braziel
dangerously shot through the shoulder.
Hudson is q years old and from Ohio;
Brsziel is 25 and from Austin, Texas. The
wo1nded man was brought TO this city to
day.
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SYDNEY, n. 5. W., June 2l.-The New
South Wales government has decided to
continue for q year from next November
the contract for carrying the mail between
this port and San Francisco. In the time
intervening before the contract expires the
government will consider what is the best
route 70 use in the future for transporting
mails By way OF the American continent.
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NEw LONDON, Conn, June 2l-The
eight-Oared four mile straight away race
between y ale and the University Of Penn
sylvsnia Varsity crews was rowed this
evening over the Thomas river and was
won By Yale By one and one-half lengths.
The official time Is Yale. $50. Pennsyi-
vania, $3.50. The interest In the race cen
tered almost wholly in the exhibitions
given b0 \ ale, as a means of judging her
chances in the big race next Friday against
Harvard
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JoHSsTowS, June 2l--There was no
trouble among the WORKINGS here In any
way to-day and 1t seems 10 be the general
belief the authorities have won the contest
and are masters OF the situation All the
saloons in the place were closed to-day by
order of General Hastings. Thirty-twe
bodies were taken from the vreckage TO-
day, the largest number found for several
days Besides the bodies portions Of hu-
man were also found.
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sherifs Sale.

Agnes Weir SsngsteT. Alex Sa1Esfer, her hue
band, Jane Weir Frazier. Alex Frazier, her hue
bAnc. Margaret Weir Taylor, Archibald fsylor,
her husband. William W. Weir sDd reter Weir,
plaintiffs, vs' John Weir. defendant
To 2 20 q ~ sherif' e sale At the front door of
the Couri bO1ee. n Heleus, MontSns territory, on
"wednesday. the Sd day OF duly, A. n. 1889, sc -
O'Clock Noon OF sAid dsy. al the right. title and
interest IN and TO the following described
property situated In Lewis snd Clarke county.
Montana errltory, tO-Sit;
A certain tract embracing one acre In min7rzl
entry No :. mineral patent NO 80 in sectie n
~, township 10. north OF range west, described
ss follows The west half OF 8 trsct
dts ribed begiuning 81 stake
sifustsd north ss' west distast i2O4
eet from the quarter ti0n corner between So
tons ~ sad ~ and running thence north 2S6
feet thence north ~ ~ wet SD feet. thence south
2u6 feet thence south - - cart S2i feet 70 the
place OF beginning being the same PREMISES de-
scTited IN deed from ". n. cty meet to james
Wer. .dsted ~ 50th lss2 81 recorded IA book of
deeds, page ~ 81 { the records OF lewis and
Clarke county aforesaid
CHAS NJ. JKFF8RIS,
sheriff Of Lewis snd clarke county. NJ T
Dsted this llth day Of June, A. ID iSSs.
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shoemaker ON a strike.

NORTA ADAMS. Mass, June The
ftitchers, cutters anc lasters at the Samp-
son shoe factory have struck and the shop
is shut down. II is feared the strike will
become general and include all the shops
In the town. Wages were reduced last
winter and the men want q new schedule.
The shops have large orders ahead
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A White sulphur spring. clue.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 2I.-
Especial to the IndependentI-A man
came 20 this place from the Judith basin
this evening, claiming he was close upon
the track of the Judith basin murderers.
IL was learned that the murderer had his
horse shod here last night, Under Sheriff
RAIDER has started in pursuit and hopes to
overtAke him to night lie is accompanied
by the Fergus county officials.
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shsrifs Sale.

Agnes Weir ssnEster. Alex Sengster. her hus-
band. Jsne Weir Frszier. Al Frszisr. her hus-
bar q, MsrcSret " cir Taylor, Archibtld TAvi0r.
her husband William ". Weir aud Peter Weir.
plairtihs. We John Weir and France Pope, de-
fendAnts
To be cold Al sheriff. sale ~ the front door OF
The court houee, IN Heisnz- Muntsna tsrTirory, on
Wednesday the Sd dsy of July. A ID isss. at y
O'Clock aoon 4 said day, su the right utie md
interest In and 10 the fOloWtng described
property. situated IN Lewie and Clarke county.
Mo1tana tsrritlry, particularly described As
follows. to-wit.
Lots = and - In block - of the originnl townsite
OF kelenfr according TO the plat Of ssd toNnsite.
on nle In tne once OF the county clerk s1d re
eorter % ssfd cou1tF, trEesher With Al and singu
lar The teEemsofs. hersdfts znents and appurte-
uents thersunto % ODgtng or In any way spPeF
tanning,
CHARLES N JEFFERIS,
sheriff Of Lesis and Clarke ocunty, N. T.
Dated this iIth dsi Of JaEe A ID. Issq-
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PARIS, June 2L-The rivers have over
flowed their banks and partially submerged
the town Of Bar lie Dur and the surround
ing country. Many houses have been de-
stroyed and cIOps and YineYards rnined.
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WooDsrocK. Conn, June 2L-Presi.
dent Harrison has accepted the Invitation
Of Henry C. Bowen to be present at his su-
nual Fourth Of July gathering Of promi-
nent men. Harrison left this afternoon
for Cape May 20 remain until Monday.
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ALBUQUERQUE, June 2L-Carl z. HOl-
ton telegraphed from HeTnow, Tex, TO day
that he had cAught j. J. Smith, the Ari
zoua train rObber, who some weeks ago
Jumped from a car window near Trinidad,
Col, and that be was waiting for reQuiel-
ton papers TO start back with the prisoner.
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HELENA PEOPLE.
The Judith Country Victims Said
to Be the Kuntz and Briggs
Families of This City.
James WILDER in Jail at Great Falls
Supposed to Be the Perpetrstor
of the Deed.
Their Suspicious -other Clues at
Benton and Townsend.

Fort MAeISNIs, Mont, June 21.-TSpe-
eial TO the Independent The Lewistown
victims are supposed TO be Joseph Kurtz
and wife and Ed. Briggs and wife, of Hell
ena The little girl belongs at the Grass
Valley mine.
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PRESCOTT, Ariz June 21-Chief Justice
Wright yesterday sentenced Dan Har-
wick, William Stein and James Halford,
who robbed the express train on the At
lantic & Pacific in April last. to twenty
Eve years each in the penitentiary.
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Gnfltr Of nran.laurhtsr.

ARMAGH. Ireland June 2I.-The jury In
the case Of the ive railway employees
charged with causing the recent disaster
whereby seyenty-five persons were killed,
brought In q verdict of maDslaughter.
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NEW YORK, June Clone million. one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars In gold
was engaged this morning for shipmentto TO
Europe % 90 by bO-mOrFOw's steamer
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CHICAGO. June 2L-Hon- T. C. Plat. OF
New York, and Gen. r. A. AlgeF, Of Mich
igsn, and party arrived here this morning
They left this afternoon on their trip 70
Alaaka
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Its Work Finished.

PARIS, June 21.-The senate committee
which has been inquiring into the charge
against Gen. Boulanger. has finished its
work and forwarded ali the documents TO
the public prosecutor.
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PITTsBURs, June 2I-Andrew Carnegie
has been unable TO reach an agreement
with his men IS to wages, and the entire
5000 Will strike on the S0thdnst The com
pany viii endeavOr TO secure new men.
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The League Gangs.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8; New York.
IS. The batteries were, for Cleveland,
Sprague and Satellite; for New York,
Keefe and Ewing.
AT tChicago-CbicagO. 8; Philsdelphis, 2.
The batteries were. for Chicago, kr0ck
and Darling, for Philadelphia, Gleason
and Clements.
AT ianapolis-Indianspoiis s; Wash
ington The batteries were, for Indian
apOlis. Boyle and Buckley; for Washing
ton, Haddock and DAILY.
The PItfsburg- Boston game was prevent
ed by rain
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LAScAsTER, Pa, June q Gen. simon
Csmeron's condition is reported un-
changed His entire right side is par
aiyzed, but he Is conscious.
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Having repaired and en zrged ny Lsborstor v
an noN prepared % give AL KINDS OF ASSAYS
ASD CHEMICAL WORK - short notice. Orcers
from the cO1ntry BY m6i or express receive
prompt srts1tion- samples kept stx months. and
al work guaranteed.
VIII examine, report On and ne yotiste the sale
Of mlnes
Grand snd Jackson streets. rear FIRST National
Bank, Helena N 7,
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7 II Z
Pioneer Hack Co.
T II Z

i5uccessor 10 johnson & Kingl
Hack furnished for Weddings
Fun0rEls Balls, z o, et Reason
'tbi Ragee.
3 g9a9a transferred TO aud from
81 Ersalus ~ AL parts of tSs clsy
UHAS. = STU ART Prop
Oftice-t4raDd Central Hotel. Telephone
2l5
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
COMING HOME
Rev r. Il. BroSks farniEs ats ssefs
Hsuaea ard fxaDu kQrops.

Rev r. Il. BroSks furniEs ats steps
HoaesAro fxsn tarsPs-
key 4 II brooks has started on hls
sag home from h.s European tollF, ana
under date Of London, Kng.. August IL,
~ tes as follows u a brother minister
ID ANS cty
Nh DEAF BRoEsfRs begin 60 rcAi ihe
that there are nearly : 900 miles Dc
tween me SD my many dear friends ia
Orand Rapids Ny fonaly cherished
hope i that on Saturday next, August
~ I shall begin O. make that distance
ggoW less. a. I expect then h SAT- on the
steamship >eryla for the land ! love
above ali 9th rs- Ii L ali very nae o.
50 lo tUIol.5 aud see tae great Sights
ln different nations. but 1 can apIre.
clate the old SAVING 81 never before
that there Is no place Lke home, Snd
! ann disposed 60 add that there 5 no
country on earth Ike The United states.
Ii stands al lhe head ia the progress oi
nations, ana therefore has great obllga.
uons toward the less favored lands.
shall be delighted 60 meet you and
Mrs ~ and many others on my re-
turn. With love 10 al, sincerely yours
h.. II BkOohs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
AN ANNIVERSARY DAY.
Captain johnson Ten Years on the Police
Force of the city.

September ] Captain John Johnson
celebrated the anniversary Of his sp-
p0intment on the police force. He has
now been on the force ten years, having
been appointed September !, 1879. He
patr0led the streets for nearly three
years, till July lS, 1882, when he was
gwen the place OF sergeant. This place
he held for tx years and was then
made captain November :, 1855 Mr..
Johnson is one of those men vino can
perform dIsagreeable duties without
making enemies, and j. honored and
respected by every man on the force.
Ii was frequently sand among the
patrolmen yesterday, when the matter
was spoken OF. "les, he has been here
ten years and we hope he may remain
twenty longer" Yesterday was also
anniversary day for Fred Pimpert and
Jake Johnson, the clerks al head
quarters. They came on the force four
years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

Postmaster Blair has submitted the
following report of the business of the
Office for August: Carriers employed, i,
2S; registered letters delivered, l0Ss;
letters delivered, 305, ,5ll; postal cards
delivered, 81 ,l6I: newspapers, circulars
and all printed matter delivered, l76,-
929; local letters collected, % ,3ls; mail
letters collected, 259 ,269; local postal
cards collected, ls,34S; mail postal
cards collected, 1896. newspa-
pers. circulars and All printed
matter collected, 2l 500 stamps
were sold a. follows: l-cent,
$3.50; 2-cent. 81 ,43O; 4-cent, $40; scent,
$3.50; scent, Sl60; 30-cent, $50: 10-cent
special delivery, SIS; newspaper stamps.
1861; postsge-due stamps, SO; postal
cards, l-cent, $40; envelopes, s., ,704.03.
Total, -, ,35o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

In the Fifth ward the contest AS
sumed an ugly phase. Last year both
trustees were Catholics. Mr.. Sullivan,
whose term expires this fall, was can
didate for reelection. Some of the
Protostants determined 10 run IN a can
didate of their religious faith, and nom
mated Rev. J F. Hustled. Feeling yes
terday run high, and a good deal of
harsh talk was INDUCED. Blows would
have been exchanged several times had
not some of the cooler heads exerted
themselves to avert it. The vote was
as follows: Simon Sullivan, So; Rev.
j. I. Husted, 776; Husted's majority,
1874.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
WAS HIS OWN WIFE.
How q SwindIcr Collected Insurance.
Money on His Own Life.

Insurance frauds more remarkable than
that alleged 10 have been attempted In the
Hillman case have been attempted in Ger.
many
There is the case Of the man Kumf, who
was imprisoned for collecting insurance
money on his own life, says a writer in the
St Louis be-Democrat This man was
a skillful impersonatOr, and. disguised as a
woman, he applied for an insurance on bis
own life.
As the husband of the applicant be pre-
sented himself for medical examination.
was accepted and the poIcy issued. Ia
course Of time he feigned sickness and
was attended by short-sghted old phys
clan he had selected as a man easily 10 be
duped.
One day during this spell Of sickness be
eot up quietly, disguised himself once more
as his wife, went 70 the insurance Office,
paid premium about due and tearf1lly
announced tie grievous sickness Of the in
sured
The company seem % have suspected
that this illness was not At al straight, for.
having casually ASKED the name Of the at
tending physician, they sent 70 that gentle
man. whose replies % their questions a.
layed their suspicious
One day this doctor wss called IN great
haste and told that Kumf was dead The
cd fellow does not appear n have been
very cor scieutious or psiustaklnE
On hs arrival al the house be was net
by Kumf this time disguised a. The wife or
alleged widow, and taken 20 = dsrkened
room IN which isy corpse. His exam "a
ton of this must have been nominal. fer IN
short space q tine he euit fhe house,
leaving behind hlm the required death Ger
tifc8te-
Asfhe beresrsd widow. Euuf attended
TIE iuterrrsrt % vhst p1rpcrte1 70 % his
own BODY S'il. ss the WIDOW q hlrassii
heohtsined thr Insurance mone7or his o-Vn
hfe and ia little p.ot bad answered 81
n ~soiY
Urf-rtunsfelv - hiU. however. - zoi
irfortozfed. first wth suocsss sut theu
~lth lquor. vterespo- he reg ecte3 q
xeep up tss ilsslise. srert sor1t ss ~
dear ulsn red riras. uss 1sfecfe - sne stu
a. E1ls1es "a 1si
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
SHE FOOLED THEM.
Ruby Temple Calls Out the Patrol Wagon
by False Report

The patrol wagon was called out to
l06 Canal-st. at ll:S0 last night on ac-
count of a report that girl IN the
block had taken morphine. The po-
lice found Ruby Temple, Tillie Hoff-
man and John Mason in room 5, and
Tillie and John said they were afraid
that Ruby had attempted suicide. They
had been to a party and John and Ruby
had a tiff and John left her IN anger.
She told Tllhe to go and tell John that
she had taken morphine. Tilie was
scared sand when she stOld John he
was scared, and they both ran out 10
tell PatrOlman WOrden, who notified
headquarters. Sergeant Webb, who
went with the wagon, gave the girl a
lecture and warned her not to make
such a report as that again or sho
would get herself INTO trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

In the Fourth ward the ladies made
strenuous efforts 10 elect one of their
number They succeeded in capturing
the caucus, nominating Mrs. Emma
Coppens, and all yesterday afternoon
had carriages out to carry ladies 10 the
polls. Their efforts, however, were
vain. The naughty men We're too much
for them. The vote was as follows:
First precinct, Hugo Schneider 236,
Mrs. COppens 207; scattering 7; second
precinct, Schneider 375, Mrs. Coppens
81; total for Schneider o49; for Mrs.
Coppens 57Si Schneider's plurality, IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
Grand Rapids 10 Kalamazoo ans Return
ONLY a. Cents

Everybody can attend the Methodist
Annual Couferenceof Michigan. Tram
leaves the Jake Shore a Michigan
Southern depot. from West Bridget
Sunday. Septemher IS. 1850. - : o'clock
a. m. arriving ~ Kaiamaz0o l0a. m..
leaving Kalsnazo0 at e.15 2. m.. srrr-
ing At Grand Rapids lll5 2. m. Fare
from Grand Rapids 70 Kalsmazoo
and return. - cents Tickets are or
sale ~ p. Dlsemsn's leWelry store. AZ
Canal-st Baton Lyon 4 Co.'s book
store. IN and - Monroe 81 and ~ Peek
Bros drug store. corner Monroe and
North Uv.s.on-sfs.. and 81 the ticksi
Office go tne West ~de
Now let go one r. 81 this good chance
We tn.rk trsw ~ the .sst. snd wr
knov Is Il tae cheapest evCurv0n f0'
tfs vaar fO kslsrnazDo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
4 Pleasant NInsicnle.

4 very pleasant musicale was gwen
last evening by the Arion Qusrtette at
the residence OF Mr.. ;. 3. jerks. l09
Washiugton-st. The quartette was a.
sisted by Miss Donna Moon. soprano,
Miss Emma smith. alto. Miss Gertrude
Cody, pianist; Mrs. &. =. Kelsey, &C..
c0mpanist. The qusrtettc is composed
of Mossrs. =. barrow, Fred r. Deane
and II " Joy a splendid evening
entertainment was enjoyed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
The Caucus Defeated.

In the Seventh ward the caucus NOM
inees were William b. Folger for the
short term, created by the resignation
of Mr.. Fletcher, and Gerald Fitzgerald
for the long term. A. s Richards, the
former member, was induced to run as
an independent candidate for the long
term and was successful. Following j.
the vote: Richards 5S4, Fitzgerald 81;
Richards majority, 273. William B.
Folger received 779 ballots for the short
term, all that were cast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

The excitement AT the polls Of the
Third ward VAS intense" but the
lady justice, Mrs. Harriet Cook, was
able 10 preserve the best OF order, and
also 10 give 4 correct return. There
was no opposition 70 the election of
Earnest B.flsher, who received so votes
IN the first precinct, and 50 in the sec
Ond precinct. The good people Of the
ward were evidently 20 well satisfied
with their one candidate that they
came very near forgetting 10 come out
10 elect HIM.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

Justice Westfail was occupied an dav
yesterday taking testimony IN the case
of Henry Mago0n and Arthur Race
who were arrested IN AiComs some
davs ago for tearing down the fences of
William Alma. Tho case was adjourned
til September II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
THE SCHOOL BOARD
Result OF Yesterdays Election OF
Trustees
ONE E0XsS CHOSES TIE OTHER LEFT
a aot and sitter ReliSioss fight iu the
Flfth " ard A. :. Richards Defeats
the Caocas NeDaius<- kesult
"a the othef Wsrds-

in the FIRST ward a very far vote was
senoe of anything Ike excitement. IL
Ae FIRST precinct stein received llo
a4lots, ". b. sharpe g.. IN the second
precnct Mr. stem received l>4, Mr.
sharpe To- total for stem, s5l for
sharpe, osi stems majority, Zso-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
Mrs. Goodrich Elected.

In the Eighth ward Mrs. Lydia De
Camp-Goodrich was elected by a large
majority In the first precinct the fig
ures were: George c. Pratt go, Mrs.
Goodrich DDS; in the second Mrs. Good
rich $50. George Pratt ls8; total for
Mrs Goodrich 57s, for Mr.. Pratt 42i;
Mrs. &oOdrich's majority, 15i.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
THE DROP CANE.
= Mar who rrsefie~s 50 pirk.o - -
fhe Police

Detective smith picked ny man
named g. Robertson or Mcrrgo-ef.
sunday gti for =. avIrg grnstif l-urvn
81 tlc droV game Use fellow bad g
wort Jess watch charm Winch nf v n
drop 0n tre wax ard. whfn Hr
one wss passing. hs ri
sto0p snd rack f. ur. der srng fIiai g.
was - gso.e charm II snv ore az
r,ea-nc - bte st fis tr.cE he vooI3 ss-
clare frst nf must cave town esr,v tae
uer morn ~. and ~ 30 had uc use 80
tnt charm Re would 0foY r. SCI f. for
2 hsf coIlsT. is b not known frat BE-
caught s1v ore = ~ his fricE o1t ne
was caugnt. and Judge Holmes gave
hlm twenty DAYS p la ~ wncn n
consider tne error ri fHs ways
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

Al ths Grand Raulds Business Col
lege. 100 C'fts wa-st. The p.aee for
vourF isdles and gentsmsn - spend
theT even ugs pr1ttaf.y IN procuring =
rrarrscsl education.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
No OppositiOn.

In the Sixth ward there was no oppo-
sition to II. J. Felker, who received
something over 300 votes, all that were
cast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

In the Second ward tie election was
practically unanimous. Only S. hal
lots we're cast. 81 which - were for
George \. Wagner. Nineteen ladies