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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08
GREAT BALL PLAYING.
ExTRAORDINARY GAME BETWEEN
CLEVELAND AND CHICAGO.

Fifteen Innings Played Amid Great Ex-
citement-Chicago Ties the Score I'm the
Ninth, and Again In the Thirteenth In
ming, and FINALLY Wins
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08

Assignment Of the Firm Of Batcheller a
Co. or Boston, Creating CONSERVATION
Among the Trade Reasons for the Col
ianaa-Prns snsinfs 0f RasumntlOn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08

ESPECIAL coRREsPoNDENcE.l
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Interesting Theory.

To the Editor of the TELEGRNi- HERALD.
VIII you kindly give space to my
theory of the killing of DR.. Cronin in
Chicago?
The story Of the horscthief Woodruff
is disbelieved and denounced as false,
because the detectives cannot reconcile
1t with their theory.
He says he was engaged to haul
trunk containing the dead body of 4
woman, and that one of the men pres
cnt was called Doc" Now, bear in
mind that in describing this man "DOc"
be gave the only correct and minute
description given of DR.. Cron.n, even to
the gOatcC, which even his intimate
friends denied that he had, and vet
when his body was found the goatee
was also found, showing that Woodruff
was telling the truth in at least that
particular. Now my idea Is this: Or.
CrOnin was sent for ON the fatal night to
attend a woman and not man, who
had been injured at Sulliyan's lee
house. rs the messenger falsely stated
using that lie for the purpose of insur-
ing tine doctors attendance, knowing
hmm to have been employed 10y Sullivan
TO attend hIS men IN case of accident :
The woman was IN q bad way per
haps hy reason of an attempted abor-
ton or some other criminal cause. and
died, and the frightened mon, anxious
90 conceal their guilt, begged the doc
tor not To report the matter 20 the
authorities. TINS the doctor refused O.
do, and as n result the desperate men
IN order to hide one crime perDctratcd
another, equally as great, by killing the
doctor before he could leave the house.
20 the body IN the trunk was that Of Il
woman, IS Woodruff claims. and the
hCdv of the doctor was stripped and
dumped hcadlong into the filthy catch
! basin, whore &c was afterwards found,
and his clothing and instrument case
/ hidden, whore Heaven and those who
T hid &c only know.
Tins theory If followed up mightload
T 90 important revelations, and especially
+ is thi, idea tonabie in view OF the fact
/ that the men who rented the house did
I 50 with the statement that q woman,
/ their sister. who was III at tho time, was
+ 20 take charge of The house for them.
f OF course tins theory knocks out the
+ idea that the Clan na Gaol i- re-Von-
/ side for the crime, and may for that
reason not be accepted bv the doctor
friends. who INSIST thattao ass2-ei nation
/ VAS inst gated 10y the dead mans enc
I nies n shat society. CAMEO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
ENGLAND BOILED DOWN.
Funerals and Tood-LanGua.e and IL
Guor.
Especial CoTesqon1,nce.l

Especial CorTespon1encel
SAC HAEBoE, May e3.-Baggage is
luggage" No livery stables. Instead,
sign of ears on hire" No cars on
railroad. Ill coaches. No rails.
All metals - conductor. Instead.
guard" No depots. An stations, No
boots. An CATERS. No street cars. All
strains" No stoves. No mosquitoes.
Very Improper to aliude to insect on
plant or elsewhere as bug. Bugs in
Britain belong only in beds. In Eng
lands English ''to get mad means in
sanity. They got ongry-never mad.
y roasting piece Of beef is a ''joint."
Thing are mover fixed a Ia Ameri-
can. They arc arr2ugeI. The English
never guess" reckon CT calculate" q"
These words belong 20 American Eng
lsh. Wheat. oats. rye. barley, al go by
uauC &C "cC-n." Corn itself almost un-
known. No whar~cs. All docks or
piers Most pies arc "tarts" Regular
frait pics baked in deeper dishes than
ours. Crust only at top.
Twenty million or more people in
britain eat hearty supper at night. Table
spread often rs for dinner. Roast meat.
potatoes and porter. No Indigestion fol-
lows. Never think OF it. No green corn.
30 vatormeloas. No pork and beans
No buckwheat cakes. No sucCosash.
No oysters cooked q IA stew. fry. roast,
br0il or steamed No oysters save raw
or IN "patics.~ 70 CLANS az all No
pumpkin PIE. No dessert pics made in
our fashion. Very small affairs in small
dishes Plenty Of cookies. Miserable
apology for our round clan. Oysters
thin. Not savoTy to American taste
Kept at shop in vats OF fresh water. Cod
tbeking lsh. twenty-five cents p pound
Lobstsrs very high priced Sole. sprat.
herring and other fish very cheap. No
porgies. No shad. No blue fish. Plenty 4
rackereL Yarmouth bloaters in early
summer Never found in perfection a
this country. Superb relish during that
time. Are allowed q decoupose after
being oaHght until slight bloat sets in.
Hence name "bloatar.~ AfteTward light
y dipped in salt sid water Then
briefly and deiicatelv smoked. Then
hrolled- Flavor so acquired doesn't Lass
ever -four days Salt strikes IN after
ward Peas. csbssges. beans and tgIr-
rips more tender than ours Bol tender
IN less time. Whits beans csned 'shar-
vest b-ans' Yellow turnips not eaten.
Deemed i't only for sheep.
FRENTTcT MrTr0nn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

7 have been making a stgsoT * noses lsteiP.
.nd -~a.iv - sst0rishir- ~ fn3 bow large a
proportion q ths ncs-s are swiz-si - ore
sijo or ne other Trv - end The rleiian
hne Il pervrns face hy tracing it from she
$40 q hls noss and sne how Tou cou1e oucl
Many people who imagine their noses are
perfs city straight vouid ind ~ close IN
sre~-io, -hat those arpenfsrpS - or hav a
little -uerhsus t0 tile'r amusement ani aTbe
g. -hair chaE-in.
Portland dentist tells a story - ths point
Sars be. After 7 had fr-rvi - = f-lss
ts-sth tc a isdv. shs exclaimed. ThTi Tou
haven zot the middle 5f the SCI in The uii-
de- II ny fscef
II 10 zcsi again. srs3 tl,Cught hsd
t aut frzSf l>ox st u7v nose s-id sh- TIE
r-fffle ~ the ser cert, rir = not in ii1e With
the u,lii-e -f u7 me-
That nav b. said Z 'bgt vuur nose'-
DO ruu mean - eel ne thst sv rose
an ssralghtr
Z think vou VII fud that rsch : ths
crsa
How nucb e r-ur sili n ray Z. ari
Y0u -an Seer vour old t.sfhf
She SAID - siil. threw dcv- tlle 80, arti
acrTnced cue. as arSrT as en- anSrT woman
ccui1 - Sse ~sns hcn-e hsr frisads to.sl
80 hc~ fc1sish rhs VS. SO ~ a7vsszs 81
night ard M nex. asT -a-1e back. .rsris-
gzed. snd asd h=r wsrk auisnei Lewis
IA Scur
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
THE SUMMER HORSE TRor.
Program For the Juiy Meeting Condi-
tions or the Entries.

Program For the Juiy Meeting -Condi-
tions or the Entrie.-
The summer meeting OF the Grand
Rapids H0rsemen' s Assoc alton vii be
held Jaiy Q, 10. II and Il. Four thou
sand dollars VIII be hung up. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
FIRST Day. Tuesday-2:40 class, trot-
ting. purse 500; 2:25 class, trotting
purse 500.
second Day, Wednesday Two-year-
old stake for Nlchigau-bred trOtters,
$50 added; 80 class, pacing. purse 500;
2.33 class, trotting. purse 5000
Third Day, Thursday-Thrce-year-
old stake for Mlchgan-bred trOtters,
80 added; 2.l9 class. trott.ng, purse
500; 30 class, trOtting, purse 500.
Fourth Day, Fnday-2:lS class,
pacing, purse 500; 500 class, trotting,
purse 500.
Entries for purses close Monday,
June 24.
Following are the conditions upon
which entries are made: All trotting
and pacing races, except colt stakes,
VIII BE- best three in five, in harness;
American TrOtting Association rules to
govern.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent, and per
cent. % accompany nomination, bal
ance of per cent To be paid on or be-
fore p. N. the day previous 20 start
ing. Horses declared 'out" before 5
,. m. the night before, held for . per
cent. only.
lu purse races, any horse distancing
the field or any portion thereof VIII be
entitled tO but one premium
Heats I'm each days races may be
Eiternated.
II. owing 70 bad weather or other un-
avO,dabie cause. any member of TINS
circuit shall be unable 10 start one or
more OK Its races at or before 3 p. N. of
the last day of the week allotted to
~ q member, such race or races shall
b. declared Oft and the entrance money
therein refunded.
40 Grand Rapids, for Michigan bred
colts, 2-ycar-Old stake, half-mile heats,
two u three, trotung.
ThrCc-ye stake, mile heats, two
in three. trottng; s.. payable June 1
g. payable July /, when colt must D.,
named. Distance waived. Fifty dol
lars added u each stake, divided, 80
-, II and 10 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
TOWN TOPICS.

tterA GA tDe ueH alters - Jhe riFsf
= hellg pushed q-ite vigorously.
>pee Al meeEng of tls Beasd 81
lr.s,le s5l glE ~ consider tie exD9z
Lqa Ile .set.
Iae Hark ~ replacing the wooden
H4ler mans ai-l Eon Vii begin ln
4aoor Ca days.
>apernterteat T.bhets says tl4s
~ AofE ~ Guiding r1s Ane t3 ~ -l b
i2-e H4l commence early tnls week.
The LzaIes' Al society of tue West
rl.Esrer FresDyt yterlau Cnlrch has organ
lleg lis3 set g ~ Len eHtl, EGIn taeiFe
le1sleGs IL order ~ work ~ betl.r al
vantage. a meeting t1r CEgsl;E1t.oa
Lu1er the neg plal wlli b. held soon.
several of tbe I.einheFs 81 tae second
r.. 81. r. church have contributed tne
money for tns purchase ot = couple of
cts l0g the Myrtle street aad Fremont
street lnls4l0lla, ald others -tlIld ready
& sab lscrite she Ilnds fog lne erection 0i
Tie buldAgs.
officer MeCuliOch Saturday night ar
rested a couple Of felLoss from the
country for Throwing banana peel
upol tne pavement. lie requested them
once aot - 30 80 and made the arrest
when they persisted ia tne act. Pedes-
TRANS wi appreciate the officers a.
ton
The lacrosse club has cancelled the
game with the Ann Arb0r club set down
Tor THIS city Ca Memorial lay ewing 20
tle fact llat the state league ball teams
wiu play nefe On that day. The game
VII probably be- played IN Ann Arbor
and the return game played here
later on.
a partial hearing was had ia the Cir
emt Court saturday 0u an application
OF the sslguee % determine the t.tie ca
summer cottage 40 BAY View. Mrs
ooeDcl claims lt, aud the creditors are
tndravOFug o. make out that lt be-
longs t0 Aer husband and should IL
so.1 ~ pay bis debts
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
MS. sgRAHAA's rATHER
Soxiee 81 Eis DsatA aEd sketSA 81 "a
LIS Frezz H. Rszas Peper.


Tie Il HlslAie, \. Y. Karsav q
F tzy lAsl eonla-as tas 10 .os - o9li-
azgy nogee II the dsatn q lev Coon
II taat Plael, wlo wss tae father of
alfs. gho1as s.. sggahaa of tas c.ty
Il becomes oGr SAD duty g. announce
tbs week tie sua4ea de4th VI one o.
eur uaos. prominent citizens.
o. Monday nsht. shortly AFTER retr-
Ia. Levi Coon s9-feral sewers stroke
of aooplexy. Ir. Cornell was suns
n.oaed bat nothing could 10 done Tor
hs relief. he dssd about n0oa ou
1 ussSlsY.
~. coon was born m the t0@a of
Tagh kanlc Aprl 1, 1915. III - par nt,
w.re Peter :. als Gatharne Decker
Coon. He resided in Iagakanlc unui
So when he removed ~ Nias1ale and
anal engaged ~ tlle AleTcanLle h1.ine -
n the store now occupied hy Ernk
Oston. lie afteTNari turned hls atten-
ton 90 iaI,llug, Occapy ns tne IAlnl
now owned ~ kuESn Hunt. ~ the
,Flug Ot ie3. be removed - Hudson,
where he wa, engaged ln tle Forward
lng bushes, ou thc Hudson river rall-
road. Ia lst0 he removed 10 Brooklyn
and for a number VI years conducted
a very successful commission business
In NcW York city. In lo6s hc returned
lo Hlll>slale, SINCE which time he mas
fes dcd here.
Mr. Coon was the lastsuTylying mom-
her of family of thirteen children.
lie joined the Presbyterian church IN
tins village ia 1915 and has always been
Il jealous Christian and a prominent
and influential member Of that church.
While IN Brooklyn he held the office OF
elder IN the Clermont Avenue Re
formed church for four years. He WAS
trustee Of the Presbyterian church in
tnis village Tor nineteen years, treas
urer of the society for fourteen years
ana superintendent OF the Sabbath
school for nine years. lie was ordained
as a Ruling elder OF that church Octo-
Der y, $500. In 1878 he was lay com
missioner of the Prosbytery OF Column
bia to the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian church winch was held
that year at Plttsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Coon was one of the best known
most energetic and useful men in thl,
community. He took an active inter
est in public affairs and was man OF
real worth, courage and ability. In hi:
death the community has lost public
spirited citizen, and the church noble
brother. He leaves widow and three
children 10 mourn their loss. The fune-
raj service was largely attended at his
late residence on Thursday afternoon
Rev. j. Minor officiating, assisted 10y
Rev. J. NJ. Yeagcr. The interment was
III the Hillsdale Rural Cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
DIR. FAIRS PULPIT.

The Doctor Cordscted the Ser-icc Yes
trrday Eat thc E-shoP Preached.
Rev. Campbell Fair conducted the
serv.ccs NJ 81. Mark yesterday for the
first time since his trip abroad. lie did
NOT Qrc7ch % sermon but made q few
remarks OF pastoral greeting and eS-
pressed hs Cr3u-1do 90 cod for his
safr return aud bis pleasure no beng
again with lass congregation. Bishop
t-H Hesnie followed th "a few remarks
Or behalf Of tle ConCreg9 ton and the
d.uceSc. This last was the tlrtY-sc
tr.o OF the reverend gentleman across
tna Atlantic instead Of tle nineteenth,
a st45ed Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

To get relief from Indigestion, bill
i0usness, constipation or torpid liver
without disturbing the stomach or
purging the bowels, take few doses oi
Carter's IltIle Liver Pills, they VII
please You.
What's SOZODONT! IT'S this yOu ask
70 answer Is au easy task
lt is liquid soft and sweet
Which keeps teeth healthy, white and
neat,
Which makes the rosy gums endure
And renders breath, like roses, pure.
That tired, languid feeling and dull
headache is very disagrccable. Take
two of Cartor's Little Liver Pills before
retiring. and you will find relief. They
never fail TO do good.
They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one Of Carter
Little Liver Pills after eating; II VIII re-
lieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give tone
and vigor 10 the system.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
STOLE A STORE.
Adrian De Drew Arrested on n Peculiar
Charge.

ADRIAN De Drew Arrested on fccuiiar
Charge.
Peter Coomans applied to Justice
Walsh Saturday for warrant for the
arrest of Adrian De Drew on a charge
Of stealing n store and contents.
Coomans runs a store ON East Fulton
street, just outside of the city. De Drew,
claiming that Coomans owed him, went
TO the store Saturday, and finding it in
charge of lady clerk persuaded her to
surrender possession, locked it up and
put the key in his pocket. The war
rant was served Saturday night by
Constable Pitkin and he Will have a
hearing today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

The laying of the cornerstone and
foundation of the Masonic Home is
past, but the foundation for low prices
of shoes and slippers OF the latest styles,
inaugurated some time ago at Watson
* Malloy's, is still going on with un-
abated fury. All they ask is to show
Their goods and quote prices TO insure
sales. Costs you nothing to see their
goods, and they viii be pleased to show
them. See their goods before buying
elsewhere, at l02 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Fo7zonFs Complexiou Powdr~ Is uni
vers3llv known s1d svervw e~e cs-
teeued - the only Powder trat ogil.
improve the complexion. eradicate tan
lreC kles, aEd az sSln DISEASES
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

WAssgs snss, M@g zs--Eog Loser
A "a 9zn IhgeaEsAlng Hea9aeE AID
r.le ..gsIer
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For n set of Oak Dining Chairs and n
Pillar Extension Table, for $l3, go to
the Vinegar Furniture Company,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For two weeks, Vinegar Furniture
Company are Offering some great bar
gains on ParlOr Goods.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Elegant stock Of fancy flannel shirts;
just the thing for this kind of weather.
NoIGr, HERPoLsHEIMER * Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For fine Oak Chevel Suit, 2oxio,
beyel plate glass, s2i, 90 10 the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Camping shirts at
NoIGT, HIERPoLsHEIMER & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Mems flannel shirts at
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER q Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Laundried and unlaundricd shirts at
NOIGT, HERPOLsHETMER * Co.'s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Ms Winslcw's Soothing syrup should al
ways De used for children teething. ltsOothes
the child. sOftens the gums, allaya AL pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarIhwa. - cents Q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For fine Upright Folding Bed, for
$40, go to the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For a fine fancy Rocker, oak, with
plush seat and back, so TO the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

The only Refrigerator to buy is the
one handled 10y the Vinegar Furniture
Company, l23 10 l29 South Dlvlslon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Full stock of gents night shirts in
our gents furnishing goods depart
mont
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Balbriggan underwear retailing at
wholesale prices at
NoIGr, iiERPoLsHEIMER & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Summer MerinO underwear at
NOIGT, UERPOLSHEIMER * Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Gauze underwear at
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Tauntleroy Caps.


Something now for children, just re-
ccivcd ut Adams * Co.'s, 80 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Smoke a "BLUE STEAK" II Canal
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

VoIGT, HEEPOLsHEEdER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
DRESS GOODS

To attract atteataa 70 ts.s oea&ftHsnl
ne oHsr Presasy's S.sndzrd Sas nsfP
h Hssr eisa 5, sanaSha3 boaf.s, esegy oyaras
starpeo attn makers nams, al tRe lowest
pf.oes eser q-oted Ia ms city,
40 iscb. 7ee esr ,a-d. worth sl00
20 heh, s9c Per yard, "efIh sl'<o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
LARGE LANDED PROPERTIES SOLD
In Allegheny aud Bath Counties. Va,
AMI in Webster County, W. Va.


ami in Webster County, W. Va.
tcorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dsps,cnl
srAuNToN. Va, December 2. 1850.
Tho mineral and forest lands In Allegheny
ana Rath counties known as the Douthat sur
vey" comprising I0}0D ncres, We're some time
tho matter Of legal Investigation. The bounda-
~, commencing near Covingiou, extends along
the valley % Jackson's ani up the Cowpasiure
rivor above Fort Lewls-in all about thirty miles
The average width il iOur o. i've mica, me
whole being on tha eas' side OF the Narm-Spfug1
monuiain. Within the boundary nre several
unrcels ~ laud not claimed BY the benenclhHes
IN the property.
lron-orrs abound IN all parts Of the property
and "a. chemical tests note some OF the ylelds as
e ch ss Is per cent. u metallic ir"n.
The forest aud lumbeI resources OF th9 pro-
perty were investigated 10y Mr. \. =. NiiurO",
Of i,ntn county, = gentleman well iuiorme1 aud
with much practical experience in such matters.
Ilf. reports, ne saws ere under the amounts
which can be realized, a. follows; White OAK
lumber. 9lHOLeu Feet: chestnut OAK. 4OJ'b'
white pine, 3,0U.0IU. chestnut. 2OJi,OOO; black
oak, 8OnOJO; tan-barK, 5000 cords; railroad
/ ties. 2OO0J1.
tee4-0e-sr2 =. r. Alternus and Mathew sem
ne Of Philadelphia-tO MIR. Peter NcLaren, or
Canada for SI00J0O. one hundred thousand
was paid IN cash and the remainder 70 be paid
In three equsl annual iBata menis bearing per
cent interest
sir Mciareu, the purchaser. il % the syndicate
winch boz Shit some months ago the wcll-kno~n
/ Fcrrnl iron property on lhe Chesapeake sud
/ ONO railway about twenty miles west OF staun-
/ ton.
/ The law firm Of Shelley & Bumgardner, OF
/ this city, purchased some years ago a boundary
} II aud in Webster county. ". Va, cont aiming
I 2,.uJ acres. Tor VIII b they paid % cents per
/ acre ON he 'st instant Captain James Bum
/ garluer, surviving partner, sOii II TO M {. J..
7 Dor, OF Webster county, Tor 50 per acre-half
/ cash. balance in ono year from date az sale.
( Ine lads In tnat sect 90 OF West virginia re-
/ mote from transportation lines are now be-
coming more valuabic a= railroads are projected.
OF This class the Virginia and Pittsburgh railroad
scheme is revived Hni ifs route - along the lines
4 which are ia tho course OF construction This
scheme l. favorite one IN The p ans Of the Rock
/ bridge Company and the proposed manuiactu-
/ ring city Of Glasgow in that county.
/ The sales Of the two properties above mention
+ 81 ha1 no conn ctiOn. bat tue law nrn 81 Sh7t-
! fey & Bumgardner. owners IN one case aud at
! torreys in he other, realized handsomely. Cap
/ tam Bumgarlucr, tho surviving partner, thsn
/ whom t1ore Il 10 man In all this country mere
! universally esteemed, has been congratulated
by hos.s Of frien Is for the sale no made In Weo-
ster county and because OF the realization OF the
retaining fce for his nrm Ia tho Doud'at Ian Il
whlch amounts, according 90 The shsre It bears
10 the WnOie, 10 about $1,000 CANTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-04
COCKADE CITY.
SOME QUIET INVITATIONS TO The
guRNEo-oUT LYNN MEN.
Tho City Trcasury-Attempt 10 "''"~
Open safc-The Late
Firc-Notes.
,c,.,..,onn,Dc. 81 ,bo Rlcbmond Dispstcb.i


PEryRsBURO, Va. Decembgr d ioo'
While no public steps haTo yet been 'SKen
leaking 10 an invitation % tho Lynn tMase.l
manufacturers 20 yiuit Petersburg and inspect
tho advantages 1t offers for their purposes u -
uudorstood that quiet steps have been adop'en
which may prove equally a. effective refers
burg has rs rood water power and ~ hne manu-
featuring sites az any city IN tho state'
Tho ronresontatlvos in tho General Assembly
fron, fhis CITY md section left Tor kichmohu
ibis evening. For the nrst uine III hnsn, -
the COckado city sends SOLID Denocratc Osi'
patton 70 both houses OF The egislatnfe' euu
her neople feel proud Of the triumph they have
Thecasn receipts Of tho city treasury during
the month Of Aoyem bor were $500 and 'no GA
penditIres for the mootn were tl5U'c -
An attempt was made last night 70 break opoh
The safe In the store Of Messrs. hidd q room
The attempt was tutile. as the r0hDer or roDDets
retired disappointed Nothing eise Aoemeu W
hcvs been disturbed IN the store. 81
The Fifth Ward Of this city = now practlchiiy
without Representation In the Common COuhCI-
One OF the members recently moved away llOi!
the city, two others resignet because OF h,'s ~
discourtesv on tho par. OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners IN falling "a elect the man 'ecoi-
mendeG by the Representatives OF tnc "aIu W
MI vacancy on the police corp, ana 'he loiI II
member WAS last night asked 70 Iesigh 10y VIC ne
democratic voters OF the ward. of 90 urse ne
viii obey tho request. Tho Councl has noon
asked INIT no vacancies shall be nlled except
upon tho recommendation OF tho Natd h@oCu-
two Committee. -. .,
Work has beon commenced upon tho ruins OF
tho lnte Gre on Sycano o street. Tho bricks are
nrst to Dc cleaned and then removed. IL is ha,u-
" probable that rebuilding viii BE- begun De-
fore tho winter is over. Bat II Is understoo1 ths
the entiro burned district will Do covered oy
handsome bui dings A. coon as possipie'
The barn OF Mr. Alfred White, VINO ives aDout
i've miles from Ivor, IN southampton county,
was destroyed by tire last night. Al OF MS
bushols Of peanu s. and lot Of corn were burn
cd. There wa no Insurance. The barn caught
from a apIrs from the house.
Mr. August Halheie former resident OF
Richmond, but for sOme time past employed IN
ina tewelry establishment OF Buchanan Bro
thors on sycamore street, was Iolh1 ~ q para ;,
wed aud Unconscious condition IN the room OF
his boarding house sunday mornus An eutre
side of his body Is affected. lie was taken over
IN his homo in Richmond 10y this evening s
train 10 Las not been able 10 speak since no
was found. RUBIN ApAlN