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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

LAND OFFICE At
GLrSwoop SruINGs. Colo. March IL, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho foilovin
~ named settler has He'd notice OF his intcn-
tInu to make iInni prcof in support Of hi.
claim. and that snii proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver ut Glcnwood
Springs. Colo. On April y. lssa. nj 10 o'clock
q M, viz; CLAY q. Nifis. Of Rpuit i. o., Colo.
on his T. Is u < No as. for the So 4 NV y II !.
sw !, aud sw Il sv = Gee H. TIP o y, II " w
lie nantes the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land. Wis;
j. ~ Dpisou. Thomas Hamilton. Henry
Nnhy and Iainca w Mutt. nil OF Ruut, County.
5. j. DrtAv. 1t0gistcr
first pub Mar iG-lnst April ~, iFshl
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Fred ". Gregory win take orders for
fruit and shade trees. lie has goci
assortment and will furnish them
cheaper than travclin. agents. who aTc
under much expense In going around
the country. Give him call.
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II you want to order drugs. medicines
or any article handled in = wholesale
drugstore. we would refer YOU To DIR.
J. u. Orbcrnes display ad In another
column.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Alecker and vicinity were consider
sbiy refreshed this week by several
showers of rain.
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Sheriff Frank Sheridan came over
from Glenwooi Saturday evening on
business, returning Wednesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

James 10 Fonda. dealer In ladies' and
gents fine silk handkcrchicfs, crepe.
shawls, scarfs, etc. For prices call on
China Jim"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Mayor wa!bfidge WAS slightly indls'
posed the fore part OF the week. Boyd
has been confined too closely Ia business
Of late
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At
GLrSwooD srRtsUs, Colo. Mnr. II. isso
NOTICE ts hereby given that the following
~ named settler hRs Iic,i notice Of his In
i-ntion To- make final proof in support Of hi.
claim and TINT said proof viii I've made before
the Register and Receiver ut Clcpwoci
springs, Colorado. on May -, lssp. Mt 10 O'Clock
u. M. viz: Samuel Holes. Of white River city.
Colo, on his u u : No ~. Ute Series. for
the ne = nv Il. NV I, &C y md :, ne !, Sec 20
Tpss. II y. " 9Th M.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hi. continuous residence upon. and cultis alton
of. said land, va.
John ". Iulvcr, Robert Mckee, Peter =.
Cnsc md Joseph Mckee. nil Of white River
city. Colo.
First pub Mar s.l-,ast Apr e. ksnl
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T'hos. J. Little has been fixing up his
residence lately for the reception Of his
family who came In this week from
l,lcnwnsi
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Parties wishing Louisiana I.otter,
tickets. call or address l.. I. Bcfnudy.
New Castle. Colo, authorized agent for
Garfield county.
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or the fourteen thousand pounds of
seed wheat received last Saturday by
j. w. llngus 4 Co. NIL was disposed OF
IN about four DAYS. Several loads. ag.
gregating nine or ton thousand pounds,
ARE expected to-day. and 1t will all bc
sold. too. In short order. The Touring
mill being assured the people are taking
hold Of the necessary adjunct TO mutual
success.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Early Ro~c and Peerless. Apply Il
Thos- baker. nj llols,rln ranch.
usnu.magr uaAmss. sauuu.s. UT,
spurs. etc. at Iaftkcs.
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for Tho horald and sittngs.
ONLY 1875.
Sssiee for Publication.

LAND oFfItE At
gtrSvoop SPRINGS. Colo. April :. $50.
NUricE-t. hrrr,,y gwen that the following
~ named .sfii-r hs. nIs.i ru.lc- 81 hi. inirr
lion to tp.k- fnsi proof ~ .upport - hi.
claim. aud thai .,I prof will hr made To-
fufu Tho ii-stst~r sna itcy-iy-r Mt Gl"n~uo-l
springs. tn!"rr.,o. uu June IL. i.-s. at u
o'cldss a. tu.. sSi Milton simpson. 81 Kuui'.
Culc,. on his Homestead Application No III. g
commute the same to Cash Rntry. for the " u
nc -. go IL ne IA aud nc ~ sc ~ tev 81 Tp
y, Niu " eth ~.
lie name. the folio~in witnesses to prove
hi. continuous r,-sidcnoc upon. and cultivation
Of, aid land. via.
Frank Na,s,iiin. u u. brown. iI-rtrrt Chap
man sni william Nckeoun. all Of iiouii.
houfs rrsirfy. Colo
Any person who d-.ir,< to protest against
III. allowance 81 such pr,-,f. or who knows 81
any substantial reason. under the Law sri tn.
~ equation. 81 the Interior Department. why
such proof should not L. allowed. will H. si,cn
an opportunity at the above mentioned time
and pis-~ tn .rsa.rsnninC the witnesses Of
aid claimant. and to otter evidence In rcbuiisl
Of that submitted by claimant.
:. J. brt.sS. Hcsi,,rr.
iiir., Pub apr Elias, May Is, 1851
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II YOU want 10 order drugs. medicines
or any article handled In a Wholesale
drug store. We would refer YOU To =.
Chat,.rion. successor TO ]. T.. Osborne,
Rawlins. Wyo., display nj in another
column.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13
HOME NEWS
Easter Sunday falls on April 2ist thi,
years. week from tomorrow.

Tie regular hi.weekiy religious ser
vices ut Coal Creek have ceased until
further notice.
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On Tuesday Governor Cooper made the
following appointments for the county of
III" Iiianco: County Judge. George h.
Tiiayer; Clsst and Recorder. Harry
Evans; Sheriff. Marcus Coon; Treas
uscr. Henry J. Hay; Assessor. u. T..
Y. Burch; Superintendent Of Schools.
Il. $. Ailscbrook; Coroner, Fred W.
Gregory.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Charles ". Dutand was appointed
County Commissioner of Garfield county
vice Chas. $. A,,ix who holds over IN
this county.
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Yucatxn al Houston $.


Located five miles helow White River
City; title perfect. For further partic.
ulars inquire nj THE HERALD Office.
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AllISaeyy,

just received n full line Of Spring
Goods nj Mrs. J. II. l!eati'n. corner OF
Main and Seventh streets.
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In another column can be seen the
annual financial statement Of the Town
Treasurer. The showing Is very v"si,
there being no warrants outstanding
and st37.!3 casl, on hand, s57o5 more
than the year previous. The eSpsnd,-
lures during III. year just passed were
$e..75.6s. To si,O7i.H for the previous
year, being an Increase OF 81 ,.Oi5
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A baby carriage, In good condition
inquire nj this Office.
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Colonel Cooke. Of the White River
Land and Cattle company. came in on
saturdays stage from Grand Island.
Nebraska. The company have been
feeding catils there the past winter mud
made several shipments Ia Chicago this
spring. Although, they hRd steers av.
eraging over ! 800 and In fine condition.
they brought only $50.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Tie Rio Blanco Oil company filed ar.
ticles OF incorporation In the Secretary
Of States last Monday. The incorpo
rators are Oney Carstarphcn. Henry "
Iobson, A. s. Caldwell. Milton G. Cage
Of Denver. and James l.. Clark OF
GlcnwOo,l. and the capital stock liz placed
at $l0O.OOO. 1t Ia said that the com.
pany has tract Of land below MeekeI
to the extent OF five thousand acres.
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Go 10 Iousion's Tor drugs and patent
medicines.
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On Monday last Oracle Webb died
at the residence of her guardian. Mr..
Lewis Allen. and was buried Tuesday.
Rev. A. l.. Williams officiating at the
funeral. The little one was sick for
some time and everything possible done
for her. hut In vain. She was about
five years of age. and leaves two sisters
and brother. all Of whom were thrown
upon the charities OF the world some
four years ago when their mother died.
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1t may not lie generally known but it
is nevertheless a fact that final proof
can be made before any County Court
within the land district where the land
n located, and tits not actually neces.
sary TO go TO the land office, except in
contest suits. AS soon as Rio l,lanco
county II organized settlers here and in
Routt county can prove up at Meekcr.
When the expense attached 10 going
to Glenw0Od is considered, the adyan.
tage of making final proof near home is
apparent, and needs no further com.
psnt.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
CITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call Of The lR1sH
STANDARD Is 1854.

The telephone call of The lRIsH
STANDARD Is 1854.
Division 2, Ancient Order of Hiber
mans will hold an adjourned meeting
tomorrow, Sunday a Martins Hall
at 2:30 p. m.
The electric rain storm OF Monday
night was the worst ever seen in this
CITY. Not less than halt a dozen horses
were struck with lightning. Fortu-
nately no one was killed.
There was good attendance at the
Hibernian Rifle company's drill at Win
dom hall last Wednesday evening. The
boys are we'll pleased with their new
instructor, Capt. J. L. Amory, who has
been engaged for time to act as drill
master.
Police Commissioner Guile and Supt
Brackett returned from their Eastern
trip early IN the week and Mavor Baob
returned Thursday. While East they
examined the different patrol systems
in use there and will probably make
some improvements on the ones they
now have.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
HIBERNIANS WILL CELEBRATE.
The First Annual Picnic of the A. @. Il
Of Ramsey County.

The First Annual Picnic of the A. @. FL
Of Ramsey County.
The six divisions of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians of St. Paul and
Ramsey county will have grand pic
mic at Lake Park, Lake Minnetonka
next Saturday, August 81. The COM
mittees appointed to make the neces-
sarY arrangements have completed
their work, and a choice programme of
entertainment has been prepared.
There will be games of all descriptions,
dancing. boarlng, racing, etc. An in
vitat1on is extended to all members of
the A. o. IL. in Hennepin, Washing
ton and adjoining counties to attend.
Trains will leave both cities at con-
venient hours during the day oyer the
Nj. s. St. L.. road, returning during
the afternoon and evening. There will
be ample refreshments provided for the
crowd, and special rates Oh the Min
neapolis and st. Louis road.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. r. Lally is visiting her sister,
Mrs. T.. F. Kelly, at Waverly, Mimi.
Miss Birdie Jewett. of Chicago, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Nc
Lean, 4O6 Sixth street south.
Miss Della Sweetser, of New York
city, is visiting her brother, DR.. II B.
Sweetser, at 7O7 Nicollet avenue.
Miss Katie Carroll of 423 Twentieth
avenue south, has gone to Anaconda
Mont, to visit her sister Mrs. Edward
Evans.
Miss Mae Quigley, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, who has been visiting friends
in the city, returned to her home on
Tuesday last.
The Misses Abbie Dill and Mary
Barnes, of Prescott, Wis, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. o FL. Clements, SOB
Eighth avenue north.
H. Fl. Dryer will leave next Monday
evening for Mt Clemens Springs, Mich,
where he will enjoy much needed
rest for about two months
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
THE THEATRES.
The Grand.

one of the most important events in
theatricals that will probably occur in
some time will be the introduction by
Manager Conklin at the Grand Opera
next week OF Daniel Frohmanl1 New
York Lyceum Theatre Company. Bal
asco and D. G.. Mills American society
comedy "The Wife," which ran 400
nights in New York will he seen the
first three nights and Saturday matinee
when it will be substituted by A. W.
Plnero's domestic drama Sweet La
vender." which played $50 nights at
the Lyceum will be seen. The Lyceum
company for their artistic and strong
work have earned the title in New
York as being the representative dra-
matte company of America. The plays
will be given with the entire original
cast and promise to be quite society
event.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 186-l8S w. 18th St. Paul.
Minneapolis Produce.
MINNEAPOLIS. August

MIgNEAPOLIs. August ~
WHEAr-No. / nar, steady, closing at
79c cash.
CoRN-IIight sales; 34@56c, according to con-
Minneapolis patents. in sacks; to local
dealers. &7.05; for shipment IN sacks. car
lots. Is 90@7 O5; in barrels 81 0597 Is; delivered
at New England points, 81 65@7 s.; at Ne. York
points, Il 55@7 IS; rye. flour. pure. nominal at
Ii 7502 Der 100 lbs, and buckwheat. S5Gb per Dbl
RR1N-Held at S. 50a7 rs.
SHORTs-Bulk, 81 25a8 g.
0Ars-No 2 white selling at ZEE on ira
The range of sample sales is from 1s@22 OF.
RYE-Nominal at 45@50c for Nos 2 and s..
BARLEY Quiet at from 25@4bc for Nos and
BUTTER-In job lots: Fancy creamery. b@16c
extra frsts, 14@l5; dairy. fancy. l4e119c; dairy;
seconds, 10@12c; dairy, thirds. 8@9c, packing
stock 618c; grease. 4@5c.
Realistically fresh, 12hc.
CHEESE full cream, 8@9c; hne fuu
cream, 7@8c; part skins. 4@6c.
New POTAToES-40a45
HDEs-ta5. Green saIted, sac: Sheep peits,
25a1 90. =.
PoULrRY-Liye chickens 7as per 10. Live
turkeys 8a9 per ID. Spring chickens 7a8 per 10.
Woo1-UDwashed, 15a19c per Id: 24a27 Tor
tubwashed.
ON1ONs-Oa5Oc per bu.
BEANs-Fancy navy per blu. .7oa2U
HAY-500 for wild: 500 for timothy. i
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
Building and Loan Election.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Loan Association was held at Win
dom hall, Thursday night. 1t being the
date for the annual election Of officers
and the issuing of a new series of stock,
there was as result very large at
tendance. Reports Of officers were
read, showing a good years business
for the association. Three hundred
new members secured stock in the 10Th
series, making the total number OF
share holders over 200. Intense inter-
est was taken in the contests for the Of
fees of secretary and attorney for the
association, these being the only Offices
over which there was any struggle. For
secretary J. G. Scallen thu present in
cumbent was reelected, polling 317
votes against 115 for his opponent,
Peter Mccormick. James r. Corrigan
the present attorney for the association
was another heavy winner, receiving
282 votes to 149 cast for William kenny.
The officers of the association are near
ly the same as those of last year and are
as follows: President, John Lally; vice
presidents, A. F. 3oran, Thos. Con-
molly; secretary, J. G. Scallen; treasurer,
VIM. MCMILLAN; attorney, j. r. Cor
rigan. Managers--B. E. McElroy, John
Fewer, j. Farrell.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
Death of James FlahertY.

James Flaherty, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Flaherty of 1921 Sixth street
south, died at the family residence last
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock of pneu-
monia. Jim was about ~ years OF age
at the time of death and was quite we'll
known in Minneapolis, where he had re-
sided for many years. The funeral will
be held from Holy Rosary church at 2
p. m. tomorrow Sunday under the
auspices of the Holy Rosary Crusaders
society of which he was member.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
HARVEY's BAD BREAK.

The Police Captain Attempts to Suspend
Worthy Officer.
Capt. R>R. Harvey evidently has no
love for Officer Simon McNulty, who Is
las nearly every good citizen on his beat
will testify one of the best officers on
the Minneapolis Police Force. On last
Friday evening the .'fresh" Captain
sauntered down Washington avenue
to officer McNuity's district with a
probable desire to find some cause for
dismissing the officer. Not being able
to find Simon Immediately ne waited
for short time. and oc meeting Nc
Nulty charged HIM with a neglect OF
duty, which the officer promptly denied,
and which denial it. is said was fol.
lowed BY an abusive epithet from Har-
veY, who immed iately ordered Nc
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
Timothy Scanlan's Death.

We are sorry to announce the death
of MIR. Timothy Seaman, which sad
event occurred at the family residence,
408 Tenth avenue north last Tuesday.
Mr.. Seaman was born at Bruree,
county OF Limerick, Ireland, in 1926,
and came with his family to Minnea
polls about three years ago. He had
formed the acquaintance Of a large
circle of devoted friends in this city
who will greatly miss him from among
their number. The funeral was held
from st. Joseph's church Thursday
morning at nine O'Clock, solemn re-
QUEEN mass being celebrated. The
pail bearers were Richard Welsh. Mar
tin Ring, Roger Vail, Geo. O Sullivan,
Dennis Lyons and Thos, Mcnamara.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
st Olara's Academy, sinsinawa Mound
Grant Co., Wisconsin.

This old and we'll known institution
affords young ladies every facility for
thorough and accomplished education.
The elevated situation of the Academy.
together with an excellent system OF
water works and sewerage insure per
feet healthfulness. The school year
begins Sept. 8. Telephone c0nnec tions
with Dubuque, Iowa, and Galena,
Illinois. ;,
For terms and other particulars adj
dress: MOTHER SUPERIOR.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24


on the Bloomington avenue line until
last Monday night. During the rain
storm of that night John says that while
driving his horses through the binding
storm in the small hours of the night,
on north Washington avenue, the team
fell into washout caused by the rain
and one of the animals was killed. For
this unfortunate and unavoidable acct
dent Mr.. Costigan was discharged, as he
claims, from the company's service and
S41 that was due him was withheld by
the company.
The difficulty over Mrs. Lewis furni-
ture, in which M. G. Brady, a local law
yer. is involved. has led to the arrest of
Jack Colwell. Minneapolis private de-
tective at Anoka, charged with stealing
the furniture. Brady had charge of the
furniture and with Colwell carted it off
to Ancka. Mrs. Levi employed law
yer, and has been trying to recover it.
Sheriff LeDfest arrested Colwell
Wednesday morning, and he was held
in $500 bail for examination. Brady
claims he was simply trying to keep the
furniture from impending attachments,
and held it as security for his own ex-
penditures in Mrs. Lewis behalf.
The board of county commissioners
opened bids last Monday morning for
$4,000 of 3O-year Al per cent county
bonds. There were seven bids, of
which that of s. A. Kean 81 Co., of New
York, was the highest. they offering
premium Of $l,11O. No award was
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24

Nulty's SUSPENSION. The officer laid
the case before acting Supt. Helm. and
that gentleman promptly rescinded
Harvey's action on the gronnd that he
had exceeded his authority, and ordered
McFulty back to his post of duty.
Superintendent Brackett, who has re.
turned from the Fast, ratified the
action of Mr.. Helm, and denounced
Haryey's abtion. The matter will be
investigated by the police commission
next Monday, and it is hoped that
this over Jealous captain will be given
what he has long deserved-a protracted
leave Of absence from the force. Pro-
perts owners and all good citizens gen
orally, on officer McNulty's beat, speak
in the highest terms of his faithfulness
as an officer, and severely condemn
Capt. Harvey for his hasty action.
The Irish standard., 1889-08-24
Once a customer
Always q customer.

During the remainder Of the month
of August our prices will be such as
to insure big clearance of stock
prior to the arrival of Fall invoices.
The following sample prices will
give our customers an idea Of the en-
ormity of the cuts we are making.
Mems Suits marked SIS and SIG
you can pick out for only $40. You
can see display in our windows OF
these fine suits.
In Boys Suits we show great va
riety. They are marked $40 and $12.
Take your pick now for So.
Children's suits also are cut deeply
Suits that were SIS and SIS for the
small sum of $3.50. A window display
of these ALSO
Mems, Boys and Children's Pants
are chopped in two in prices, all
grades effected. These special prices
last thorough the remaining days of
August.
Evening journal., 1889-12-21
A ERIeAreul MuapER.
A Chicago Man Hacked 20 Pieces In HI
Cellar.

Cellar.
CuicAco, Dec. 2i.--Ten detectives worked
All duY 20 K, some clew 70 the assassin who
Killed big Max Mantwill in the cellar of his
house at $40 o'clock. The murder was as
atrocious rs that OF Dr. Cronin. Mantwill
and his wife and their three children lived
ON the first floor OF a cottage at 10 Pleasant
street. He came home from his work about
O'Clock. After he had eaten his supper his
wife sent him down into the cellar 20 get
some clothes which were drying there. He
oponed the door OF the cottage and disap-
peared in the darkness OF narrow passage
that leads 70 the entrance TO the cellar.
Concealed somewhere in the unlighted
cellar was the assassin, whose knife mnde a
mortal wound at almos. every thrust II
pierced the clothing Mnntwill held in his
arms and penetrated TO his heart II cut
the femoral aud carotid arteries and severed
the windpipe, both arms were nearly cut
on, and a portion OF the car was severed
Thirty-h, cuts were counted ON Mantwills
body. When the murderer had finiShed his
work, he wiped his weapon on the clothes
which had been torn from Mantwills arms,
and escaped through window.
Mrs. Mantwill sat ia the big room just
above the spot whore her husband wa.
fighting for his life. She says sha did not
hear any scuhiing. All she hoard was a
groan, and when sho heard that she ran
down stairs into the cellar and found her
husband lying dead In pool OF blood.
Bruno Ebeling, carpenter whose rela-
tions with Mr.. Mantwill often caused com.
ment, has been arrested, but there is as yet
no proof that he committed the murder.
There is a theory that an insane man, who
has been wandering about the scene OF the
tragedy, killed Mantwill, but the police do
not take much stock In it.
Evening journal., 1889-12-21
Alleged bank wreclsera Acquitted.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2l-Wilham Means
president, and John r. Decamp, vice presi-
dent Of the defunct Metropolitan National
bank Of Cincinnati, have been acquitted by
the jury in the United States court, Judge
Sage, with Judge Hammond, Of Memphis.
on the bench. They were accused Of falsi.
flying a statement TO the comptroller with
intent TO deceive the other officers OF tbs
bank. Means Is a wealthy iron merchant
and was for some wears Democratic mayor
Of Cincinnati There are still two indict
ments standing against him, but they will
probably be cancelled.
Evening journal., 1889-12-21
Beggs Disappears.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l-Ex-Senior Guardian
John F. Beggs has burrowed himself away
in the most mysterious manner since his ac-
quittaL For the few moments that he was
visible to the public after the verdict be
did not keep as silent as cpe might inn
agine he would from the point Of view OF
discretion and expediency. There is a ru-
NOR to the effect that he was quietly told by
his lawyer that he had better leave town
for week or 50 until all gossip over the
Cronin case had subsidized.
Evening journal., 1889-12-21
Cant. schanck Glven a pen.,cn.

CHICAGO Dec. 2l.-At a meeting Of the
board Of police pensioners Capt. Michael J.
Setback was placed on the pension list ON
half pay. Setback acquired world wide
fame IN connection with the trin Of the,
Anarchists. He was suspended June 5 Of
this year for his action, or rather inaction.
In the Cronin case. Subsequently he was
stricken with paralysis in the right arm
The certificate granting Capt Setback his
pension declares that he was retired because
Of disability, About twent y-five other
police officers We're also retired and placed ON
the pension list.