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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29
GARDEN CITY. MINN.sg 1-22-1SS9.
,,ImIt r GREAT NEST:

"a ARDEN CITY. MINN.,t 1-22-1SS9
EInEtR GREAT WEST:
BEAR Enclosed 4 send YOU
resolutions adopted. ;anf.sa short &C
count ,of the proceedings of Blue
Earth go. Alliance: After the meet
ing at .Mapleton We droR8ed down
to Rapnan station, and we've met at
depot by. a kind friend, anhspent the
evening organizing an Alliance near
Rapidan Mills, in the school house.
We had fine attendance and after
s,lll explanation of Alliance work and
objects OF organization, by Mr..
Sprague, an Alliance was organized,
which l predict will become. one of
the leading subordinate Alliances in
the state. Gen. j. H. Baker, Deputy
LECTURER for the Congressional dis
triet was unable to attend. His in
jury resulting from fall, I regret
to say. is growing more serious than
at fhst we we're led to expect.
This afternoon we hold meeting at
this place send further report.
GEO. w. HAIGH.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29
TIE eGIiEEWOQp MEETING.

Our Pope scounty friends araHst
make big preparations for the 4Xli-
ance meeting st Glenwood, ait L
O'Clock p III. Monday, s)ecember $50 i.
Prof. John Allison ,ywIl address thu
meeting; and it is very probable
that PERSISTENT ,Spsague and other 81
fective speakers will be present.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

We are sorry to Learn that the
Deputy State Lecturer for the I'd
Congressional District, Hon. James
iH. Baker, is still confred to his
ia1souse from the effects of. a fall some
stime since. We hope to sot n chroni-
Gle his restoration to health and give
astice of a series OF appointment for
him in the I'd. district.
I'VE would call ahteption 80 the
change of Mr.. Allison's appointment
at sGranite Falls from Monday, De-
cenfDer Sd, as heretofore announced,
to Saturday, December .7th. This
change is made at the request Of the
Granite Falls Alliance, as the 7th is
the date of the monthly meeting,
and they promise Mr.. Allison large
audience at that time. Our readers
will also please notice a series of new
for that gentleman,
running from the I'd of December
until Christmas. We hope all alliance
men will do their utmost to make
these and all other alliance meet
ing a success.
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What an Active Man

That Geo. wv. Day is. Why .haa;s
hlaing meetalgs all the tilse, >sen1a
ing. in subscriptions, stirrin' up ell
thesanimals, and getting there coz
tinRally." This week he sends ,us
Gawek-e more subscribers. 1t WON'T
tlakesl million Nj ore to make his list
q hundred strong!
Hesays they hsd a rousing sSme ;at
Graften last M@ak-nineteen more
Joining the Alliance there! The
Grafton is one OF this alliances by or
ganization. and mans business. He
says tlsy like The GREAT WEsr-Nfiitt
knocks sthe persimm ons every time!"
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AppOintne nts Of Prof. Allison

nts Of Prof. Allison.
The Deputy State Lecturer. Prof John Allison.
will speak as follows:
Dec, 2 Monday. Excelsior, Hennepin Co.
3, Tuesday, Cokato. Wright Co.
4, Wednesday, Darwin, Meeker Co.
&, Friday, Howard Lake, Wright Co.
Z, Saturday, Granite Falls, Yellow Medi-
cine Co.
9, Monday. MoRtevideo Chippewa Co.
10. Tuesday, Lac qui Parle, Lac aui Parle
IL, Wednesday,. Ortonville, Big Stone Co.
Il. Thursday. Appleton, Swift Co.
Ii, Friday, 'Gs'aceville, Big Stone Co.
a. Saturday, Browns Valley, Traverse Co.
Is, Monday Wheaton, Traverse Co.
L. Tuesday, Breckenridge, Wilkin Co,
Is Wednesday, Elbow Lake. Grant Co.
- IA. Thursday Evansville. Douglass Co.
-, Fridas, Alexandria, Douglxs Co.
81, Saturday, Sank Centre, Storms Co.
23. Monday, Glenwood, Popes,o
"a. Tuesday, Paynsville. Stearns Co.
Meetings. Anless otherwise DESIGNATED, will be
held at 2'P, NJ. If different heur is preferred
thOse interested Will please confer with Mr. ALI
son-
Friends ef the cause requested to see that
Mr. Allison is entertained free of charge, and
helped onsnis way to his next appointment. 1t is
suggested also that col4ectiel be taken I'D TO
defray hl' travelling and otherexpenses, as he re-
'eives ne salary, and his labors labor of love
1rof.-%Ailison has several us~y interesting lect-
rares 'TThe Battle of Gettysburg" 1.-THE Yose-
mite, ""etc., which he will deliver, upon reasest,
and THIS be enabled TO meet the expenses d the
camps ign he is making. We hope our friends
swlhflp him.
AppOlntn entS for DR.. Fish.
Es arett W. Fish, Deputy State Lecture and
aEdieor OF THE GREAT WEST, will hold Alliance
meetings as follows Every body is invited to
turs- out. Meetings. will begin at 7:3O
iGNATIUs DoNNELlz.Y,
State lecturer.
- arlington, hakOta'Gs., Friday, Dec. IL.
Lakeville, '"- Saturday Dectr4
'4astle Rock. - ." Monday, Dec L. Stain
#orest Lake. Washington Co., Thurs Dec. 49,
'Chisago City, EhsagGE o., Friday, Dec 90
Centre City, - - Saturday, Bee 81
wyoming, g Monday, Dec. 49,
Rush City, 6 Friday Dec o.
North Branch, Saturday Dec IS
Otter Tail Cernty+First ten days in ynnuary-
hereafter. Pres't Sprsgue will
probably be with the Doctor in Otter Till Co.
Pres't SFrague Is now IN the field,
organizing alliances, and explaining.
insurance matters. See list@sof ap-
pOintmenrs in this column.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

Pres't SFrague Is now In the field,
organizing alliances, and explaining
insurance matters. See list4sof ap-
pOintmenUs in this column.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

Mr.. Burroughs the Nebraska stall
wat, editor of the ".s1liaece," at
Lincoln, writes
'" l am much pleased with tiae paper
and may be able to weEte you at a
IN lure time"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

HOT CAKES.
Ur- enterprising agent at Belgrade
in sending the third club df sub
scrirers, says:
~ our paper takes like hot cakes
and wild-fire! Let er go Galkger! -
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

John E Kuni, of Stewart. says he
likes the GREAT WEST so well that
he will Try to get others TO take it,
Thanksl
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

J. c. adOrey, Esq, Sec. Of the Ex
ecutivr Board of the Wisconsin
Knights of Labor, gave the GREAT
WEsTsa chance to interview him &ast
week Mr.. H is one OF the Fathers in
Israel in the Labor movement.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-29

AppOlntm entS for DR.. Fish.
:Es erett W. Fish Deputy State Lecture and
Editor OF THE GREAT WRIST, will hold Alliance
meetings as follows. Every body is invited tic
tura out. Meetings. will begin at 7:3O.
lfGNATIJS DONNELSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

fore referee showed that she dressed attire
paraded the streets and abandoned her husband.
Several Cinnamon with white wives. among the
rong the Court Of Oyer and Termner where Justice
Patterson presided and jury listened b the testimony
In the trial Of Jennie Mock Lung Irish girl originally
named Farrell who is the wife Of agent OF the Chinese
Six Companies charge Of cutting OF the thumb
the right hand OF Moy Guey Jung. The prisoner was
convicted Of assault In the second degree
An attachment granted by Justice Andrews Of the
Supreme Court yesterday against the property In this
State Of Winfield s. Bates Of Painfed. N. j., at the
suit Of II. l.. Hoyt Co. propretors OF the Victoria
Hotel a claim for $780, o draft Endorsed by him for
It. w. Page DreckOn.
In the collision Of wagon owned by Thomas r. white
with q Third-ave. surface car. June %, 1885, Mrs.
Mary Ann Hughes who passenger In the car had
her shoulder dislocsted She sued White for damages
and after trial yesterday in the Court Of Common Pleas
before Judge Daily and jury obtained verdict of ooO
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NEwYoRK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE H. lss9TEN PAGES

Short eausesNos 1k0i SEQ z5Oa ISL 1884, 5Se7 $500
bsS8 652U, b4aU $3.50, 1927, $685. 5G35, 5573.
SUPREME oouRr-cacufr--PA aT Iv,-Before Beach, H.
sURRookTK's CoUhT-Bsfors Ransom, S-Wis Of John II,
Frieka al 10 mi IHtaes oNoi ~ nj Edward d. Phyfe,
For prooate-wis Of John H. Fiedeman George IAngo -
Mnsmer. b. krcemer. o. H. Williams and r. o.
Francis PAGE W Msnsel NJ 7. Vessels William Fouke and
Daniel TAughlln. 1880 an
SUPERIOR couRr-aESERAL Before scdswck. c. j.,
Freshman aud Truax, JJ-.AhlTrned until
SUPERIOR COURT EoUTTY TERM-Adonrnsd tor the term
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPRclAL TKRh-Before oGorman, j.
No S3R.
suYERIoR coUKT-TRtAL TErMzPAsr I-geiore pusro, J..
Noa 1917 l40D 1000 1871 1870 1897 10, ei7. S7i. 100
SUPERIOR ocunr~TEnL TEEM-PAEr Ir.-Adlouraea for
SUPERIOR couAr-TNAL TERx-PARr IrI.-Adiourned for
the term,
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TggN-AdlouFned until June 90
COMMON PLkAs-sPEClAL TERN-Beioro Van HOesen. t.
MotOnA
COMMON pIKIs-EouTTY TERM-Beiore Allen J-Nos "a
81 % 20 3d. 81 49, 81 AZ A. as AZ 90 5r &c. 90 g.
g IL Is g. o. B5 g. 49, IL 30 10, 81 81 30. a. az 81
COMMON PLxAs-THrAI TgRM-PARrI.-Before Bookstaver
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lease en- Lockwood Twenty third Street RAILROAD o.
conMos PLsAs-rEiar TrRx-PARF II.-Before Daily 81
Gaze ON. Ruppet w. Goode. No calendar.
CRY couEr-srrctaL TEan-Befrs MeAdam. O. ~
CITY Couxr-TailL Tznx--rAsf L--Besors Hsime. "
short causesNos 3el3 S7ev s725 1905 S7g7 s423 y9S
1925 $50 ssi sri SsSs sS7s $500, Ssis ssia $ssa
3e2I 1903 23Os. 1854. al,'.
err CouRr-TRkL TERM-PAhr Il.-Before Nefrbss. L.
short causes-Nos 1884 293S 32 39I2 1882 35lI JIt4
1880 3SG. 2S82 SSU3 53tb. 3saI 29to S2ak 3s14
1850 ss55 1895 1855 $685. Sb44, $685. ss9i 1885, s7S
3sSI 1909 1887. 1867.
CRY CouRT-TaI1L TERN Part nf-Bstore Ehriish ].
Short 2Ose 3obl 2t4o 1856 S54I SIto yle
sfsg 1904 37l5, $685. 1888 3Qts $3.50, ss2 2<22 1909
9sl 1891 1850 1851 3g2 1928 1905. 1918. 1919 3347
;y9n $3.50 3Su4. 1921, 3pz7. 2367. :.
COUNT ov oYEE AND TEsNtsER-Be,ore Patterson. = ana
AS siant Attorney Bedfafd-Sos to finci1Nva
CoUkT oV GESENAL sEssloSs-PAEr LII Covtny J.
and Assistant DstrictAttorney Dasson-Nos 70 20 IN
elusive. -.--
CouEr on GENERAL sEsIo1s-PARr II.-Befcre Reeuasr
emyth and Assistant District Attorney Dayts-No l.
CoUnT Gss1RAL sEsaoss-PART III. -bofore AartpS
j. and Assistant District Attorney Fiugeraid-Nos ~
inclusive
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga, N. Y Juno 13In the Court Of Appeals to-
day the following causes we've argued:
No. 2SS-Post agt We'll. Argument resumed ana not
concluded.
Tho following is the day calendar for June Il; Nos
21T. 73s 7s9. TAO. TAI 742, 744 and 7Is.
In the Second Division the following causes were
argued:
No. 421-George H. Rossman, respondent agt the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. appellant Argument re-
Gumed and concluded
No. 451-william Johnston respondent agt Spencer
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COURT CALENDARs-To.pAY.

surhHNE coUHr--0ExEBLL TEEA.-Recosa continued.
calendar At ii a. IN. W. - '''"
sCrhEhk CoURr-sFEcAL TERN-PART L. Before InRra-
hsm L Nos 1929 1880 1881 1917 1895 1855 1929 1901
iT i2Ys 1924 loO0,l lbOs, 1911, 1872 1913 1914
the ' " 1'''i"o' i"'
>sCrhEMK CouRr-CIRcuT-PART I.-Before Lawrence l.
AS35. ' NN' ''' w. q A'''' -"ie'
SUPREME CouET-CrRcuIT-PARr II-Befors Barrett j.
nDs 0y s8st 4eBa 32l2 1872, J4p7, $685. S46s POPS
33l7, 1901, 3613. 3IS0. 3iSs. 1888 ' ~ "''-'
SUPREME CouHT-CTRcUrr-P ITr,-Before O'urie, 7 -
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6elu f1alteo.

Males.
A 6SISTANT BooKKEEPER wanted for
"a real estate once; wages eli week ;
chance for promotion. 10 Clinton Place.
w ANTED.--An active strong aud willing
w young man TO make himself generally
useful on q poultry farm. Address T. II. b.,
T.. o. Box 800. Red Bank, n. J.
w ANTED, Two travelling Salcsnen, with
~ established trade In boots and shoes
Tor n. Y. State mono others need apply.
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Gounirp Real estate for Bale
A gTERNooN EXcURSI0N TO
II HAWORTH.
ROOM 100, TIMES BUILDING,
RAwORTH HOMESTEAD ASSN.

a EIEfNNOON fsAN u IL lON ~
n HAWORTH.
ax%oRfH HOMESTEAD ASSN.
NETWORK, June IL, 1899
We. take pleasure IN announcing that there
win be sn sieprsl0n OF isdles and gentlemen
Interested In Haw0rth on SATURDAY, June Is.
lsaYing foot West 42d-st OF 2:46 p. IN.
II more convenient. boat can be taken foot
saearsO i tdf the p %sSS sG q aFhsi
isg the interests OF the HawJtth Homestead
Assoelation, now being organiHed ~ aoror1-
,see Nth ths plans ss1S9ptea at The FIFTH Ave;
&c Association linated 70 250. are being
npsdly subscribed IN accordance with the
bans there adopted. An early application
,a a es sesessary to ,, secure nrv share Ths
scsfed sabjset 70 which, subscriptions
WI be received at the station 10 Haworth
. asssrtS is . beautiful spo. on the West
"a pts win be sold only for the erection
ettssges thereon. costing about $4,000
s. :, Among the ptirehassrs Of lots are
fsss:S ". sMarsin. Ps1 r.. Chemist. Board
Rex X MssXrthui. D. D.. Pastor
s',ssss ). I Sssid N. D.. Surgeon Manhattan
assy i Chapia. Manufacturer
I.obses, Secretary PaekaFd's Busi.
- 49, tlOlttEts
ksyia =. Schuyler, teacher Sachs Collegiate
saa,sv a Randall. teacher Sachs Cole.
tses w0erheuse, Assistant Chief Engineer,
~ yjsss r M MORSE. b. d. Broeklyn.N.Y
u Lyman. Assistant CITY Editor
u Herald;
q ~ k0srae, Secretary.
,,Ass Baworth aud the plans OF the IA
MA Honsssead Association. We respect
vs. bellese Inst q Vlsit 70 Haeorth Win
49, 49, "a your bce6uipg an Investor 10 or Q
sssszsns OF thls beautiful spot. with az
49, yoses IN the management and equal
" Tie prOfts
As,,tkt lunch viii be served IN the NEW
80 tiph before returning 20 tbs city. -
~ - mutual enterprise. q charge OF oOc
a. ~ =, msde e partly dcfysy the expenH 70
eT1.n.,A ssosd fer The lunch. ami other ltttie
~ ipfidenlA 70 the trip. payable AZ
Eeu1ss q Tho association. room 100, Times
7ME NsN,Yefki az the ferry entrance,
a. -, q = re srslonan's gsts. wechswks;
kEssesas sftern0or AZ Haworth. Should IL
- -. ZIP VII he deferred ] week, same time
s1,<x - .fm can return. saving Ia.
hf,ft 8xs1L;;4q tf z go %. m. FRANCIS W.
{ssae5lItS,soh, fef the Uaworth Homestead
AAEWk HILL, Ulster and Delaware
xsss8 n. X IL miles from depot Q partly
n - - hor&, , fo0pis, With about acres
- ~ lawn. sksds trees. tsout streasn r,,si.
~ 3yesxa ultee snA tbs coldess srrina 10
~ S7ssstiop 4 100 feet above Ide.
ess11ents1.. nsn. York.
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Traak ct al. appellants Argued By Horace Il. Smith
for appellantS; John NJ Carroll for respondent
No. 4l7-FraDcis j. Moissen, appellant, agt Adoiph
kloseer and ano. exocutors ETC., respondents Argued
By r. J. Mcissen, appellant. in person Edward Dooey
for respondent Argument unfinished
The following Is the day calendar for June II: Nos.
40. 1.04l. 1913. lO1. 800 500 6Os and 500
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mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

sa for $4,000 on pS.,ss,y IN mote . 'S ccuntg
h os'oss AGAINST Morris R. Locke Co.. contractors
0. s..a Texas at tho suit Of C. Lawrence Perkins
sr~ Of the supreme Court yesterday s 70 Es Harris
asr. civil engineer in his suit SssD s.mopy TAKEN be-
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THE COURTS.
.,,,.r nrctnv THE CASE.
rur Jury

rHE JURY MUST DECIDE THE CASE ,..
yu.ss oBren in the Supreme Court ,Ss snt Of MIS-
ne noa s.,rsr against the United States Illuminating
xn.ln . recover $4,000 for the killing Of her SON.
oenps, ~ contact with wire hanging down rom p.s
@ Brosdv.y ca Apr 10 Testimony &,s W no. through
ne sasn ,hs, the fatal current was transmitted
ue . ,,rsct was ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

Before Judge wheeler. In the United States Circuit
Court continued yesterday the second trial In an
action brought by Mrs Jeanette A. lincoln against the
Mutual Life Insurance Company for the payment
OF $1,000 the amount Of policy upon the life Of her
husband, who supposed 10 have committed suicide
some time ago at Droekton. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
Domestic slluatlons iOantes
Females.

n ooK, HoUsEwoRR, &c..-I3y Prot
" estant Swedish girl city OF eountTy
| &C.. gpod references At l3o 6th-aYo.,
near loth.sa, PROTESTANT HOME BU-
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domestic 6ituaticns f)anteS

A LADY desires TO find q situation for .
n firstclass cook. now In her employ city
or country. Address 10 East b3d-st.
TuAMBERMAID-C by two el.ls
~ together or separate; good house work.
Sc, other cook and lauudTesS city or coun.
Try good riiorcBces At the HOME BU-
REAU, 1888 6th.ave Mrs Floyd
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Citu Real gstate for Sale.
Gitp Real estate 60 Get.

Il Oh RENT, OF the Narrows Fort HamlI
Il ton.-A large double house IN perfect
order large grounds abundance o. fruit ;
lovely situation and sea view. Apply 70
EDWARD GULAGER. Room ~, III
Broadway.
RIO LET.-Lofts, SO r. by rs IT,. steam
j elevator, with or without steam power.
GEO. B. EDDY, boS Msdison-st
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r ooK. WASHER and IRoNER.-By Q
~ young German woman Is good cook ana
1rst-ciaSs laundreSs; city or county, beN
references Call at 2s4 Sd.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

NAYS WORK. by o competent woman
~ 70 go out by The day or week Wiling
and obligng; last employer can be seen~
81 LIberly.hL. Brooklyn, top nOof.
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n1ork n)anieo.

STENoGRAPHER ana TYPEWRITER
- ~ one thoroughly experienced la bust
ness correspondence and willing to help with
office work best references. Address NJ. &
C.. 1874 pth.aye
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Dressmakius.

N RFSsM AK ER.--FIFst-class hitter and
IL draper wishes few more engagements
by the day late OF one 81 this leading
houses city reference. Address d., 270
West 2Sd.SE
Y11ponrr-TI and Pattern Hats snd hon.
4 Nnsss III, AZ eaah Csll early; take yeaP
choiss! aso ladies' mstsrisl trimmed
MUs0N, q West 22d'st, near tthssye. !
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Cpuntrp Real gstair 60 ftt

ID UILDING TO LET.-old established !;
ID best location IN town Of MamarOneck,
n. Y, especially suitable for druggist low
rent. Address or apply TO Mrs. J. HANNAH.
ITO LET, FURNISHED, for the season.
Queen Anne cottage "innlsisil !" rent mod
crate Apply 20 CHAS. L. PERRY, Real
Estate Agent Block Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

DAYS WORK.-By young woman " 90
~ out housekeeping by the Gay IL goo1
Ieundress; can DO any klnd OF hoasewofki
bell, east eide
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DAYS WoRK.-By 0 competent woman
~ 10 go out washing, ironing and housa
cleaning by the day or week. 2l0 East
29th.st., Sd nighL front
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

MONTANA win send four Senator'S to the
Uuited states senate, an four apparently
duly elected and certified, tEo by the
fraudulent Republican Legislature and two
by the legal Dsmocntic Legislature. Son
RUSSELL HARRISON, Of Moataua. says,
Tho United states senate, in passing upon ihe
validity ofthe elections ol the Two sets of soma
..ri ,r.r ofclar.e uif,r co. Circumstances. go h.-
hind as rsar7.t and being convinced that the
Republicans at Che recent election elected a ma
or.fy of Che D. esl,ature wiz seat Che Senator.
the regular Legislature win choose.
ia 1876 ln the case of Hayes rs Tildm,
something of ,bis sort was done. On The
face Of the returns, which the lower court
Of Moniana has decided must be counted
and which the Republican buccaneers re-
fuse 10 count, the Democrats have elected
a maioriiy Of the Legislature, and an hon
ss; Republican cannot be found who viii
dispute that Montaua's Legislature i.
legally Democratic. The Republican
party has not heard the last Of this Mon
bua s0dr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

Dave We'll. alias Patty" ior whom
there las hlen warrant oct Tor some
time. wa ron in last night about one
O'Clock hy Ofcsu ard Campbell, Who ran
acrcss him accidentally ia che upper end
of town. They placed bin under street.
ard brought hlm a. far o. the door of the
Nsvor's Office. which is in front of the jail.
ThCy had % let loose of him 20 get the
door open. when Fatty took 70 his
REELS running down Second street. on
Ger Campbell haliooed % him TO stop or he
would shoot. but -"Fattyh evidently
thought be stood q good chance and kept
on. Campbell fired, but TO no purpose.
Oaicer Wsstwood thought. "a it was not
very MUDDY, that he might "a well run a
little race with him. he chased him down
The railroad as Tar az j. T. Hanes' marble
works and thence toward the river
near Mann's iounory, where
Fatty fell down aud crawled
OF among the stones aud boxes that are
plentiful there, and got away. Surmieing
shat he would 20 back home, they left for
there and bad not lorg to visit, for he soon
came out, evidently 90 sea how the land
laid, ard walked right into the otficers'
arms. He had no coat on and wanted to
20 back and get it, bat he bad worked that
game before and wss locked mp.
The Harry Lindley Company played
1.-THE CRstaway" at the Opera House, last
evening giving a really good performance
under somewhat discounging eiTcum-
stances. az the members were forced to 90
or the stsge without supper. The COM
pany will give a performance again this
evening and 10 will be repeated for the
last time tomorrow evening. There ought
to be a good attendance.
The boards containing the names Of the
street were being put up yesterday. Mr..
Lem Dul could be seen hustling around
tom one corner to another with his arms
foil Of signs. This is cert'iDly a good
move on the part Of Council let the good
work 20 on.
The street paving contractors, Cochran
and MalCuey, finished paving Second
street, yesterday, and hsve done an excel
lent lob. Some one should start q petit
iion TO pave Second street from Hanover to
Washington.
Howard Griffith lsft yesterday for New
Cumberland where he expects TO spend
few days before going to Pittsburg where
he has accepted position.
VIM. Harrison, OF more familiarity known
as "BcOts arrived in the city yesterday,
and his beamiug cOuntenance could be seen
on the street corner
We understand the Petition that was be-
irg circulated for the paving of Fourth
street ia ready 10 hsni il to the City COun-
ell
DR.. Gum, examining physician Of the