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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06
D.secilye ana Private Ofiicsr.

Usuaily wear their badges OF AUTHORITY con.
cealed under their clolhing, but DR.. 1homas'
1olectric OIL wears It's badges in the form OF
p.iat "a labels att aohed to each ana every bot
a. so that all msy know its mission. 1t is
given full and com plete authority to arrest all
aches ana pains, aud does It's duty every time.
ror S sale sale Py , IL; 80, cochran: druggist. is' ana
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business by pulling down their health. For
snch as pursue the course OF over.work ana
Iaxador Il Ally q blessing. Price only 5
cents psch age.
II your baby IL sunsrfng with those troubles
that nearly always attend teothing. don't
delay, but use At once, Or. Bulls Baby syrup
Plfce 25 c0nts
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Causes Astonish insns I

sCompletoly prostrated for days with indi
Restlon aud bilious fever. The effects OF two
botties OF Burdock blood Biners astonished
me; Visible improvements right on" Mr..
Noah Bates, Eimlra, N. Y. for sale by II. b.
Cochran. druggist. Ii; end lSs North Queen
otreot, Lancaster.
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rhe rrnvslI,ne sa,eam.n

JOKES. courage. self-assurance snd grit. He 10
very taking withRl. Burdock Blood Bitters
are q vary taxing medici ae they take every.
where ana are fold everywhere. for sale by
h. b. Cochran. druggist, l37 ana lS9 North
Queen street, Lane aster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

Rupture cure guaranteed by Or. ). b. Mayer.
83l Arch street, Philadelphia Ease 1t onca,
no operation or delay from business. attested
by Thousands OF cures AFTER others fail. advice
frea, send for circular. mArlO.lydAW
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NJ uss Pay $500.

Judge Rice, In Wilkesbarie, ON Tuesday,
rendered . decision In the liquor test case
that, according to the population end the
construction OF the oct Of assembly, wilkes.
barre 10 city of the third clasa and hence
comes within the bounds Of the $500 license
fee. Not over twenty licenses have - yet
been taken out The liquor dealers Will
carry the case to the supreme court.
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HPEOIAL NOTIOEG


We answer, honor bright, 1t will cure rheu.
matism, ana tbs severest cases too. DR.. 1nosu-
a. Eolsctrfc OIL was especially prepared TOR
the people relative TO Its m rits in nearly
every paper in the ,untry. + L sale By II. =.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9 north Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Buck isn's AFnioA nAlve.
49, aAfvufu thu uOrlA for TINT

.s m . H ss noss s1ss sT
ChAppsd Hands, Chiiblains, Corns. ana all
skin kruptions, and positively cures pnes. Or
no pay required. IL IL guarRntnep 70 give per-
fect Satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
8 oent1 per box. For sale by II. n. Cochran,
Druggist. Nos. iS7 ana iS North Queen strest
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| -s...sss - = ..sl.. -.
| 49, yoogo - eo1sss. - . -.
1oDoooA ~ 0oouugo og9o0 - ougo - -
nnannn - v0n 0na Vosoo. 0UOpooooDy
~ 4. -
/ S6fS i:SS n ~. ~ - ~ SsSSSSS0 VitS
= vosy rslsfni S3ScS3Se ~ q ~ sHiu. we
- ~ M NJ NJ ~. y ~ tsSsSins :
8 sSeSisvSsS6 i6sm. ~ - isseS e tSossSss,
aa6 EcsS end nege iislrsSsiIe: We vers 10:
NJ ~ vssS ~ n ~ stscn s ,iasmss, =.
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The KIND We l.ias.

The medicine We most ike Is that which
does is work quick ana we'll. Rurdock Blood
Btuers ara the q uickest kind OF u cure for dys.
pepsia and liver ana kidney affections. For
sale by Ii. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 aud i39
North q ieen stree Ian ncaster.
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DACKINGs, AS FOLLOWS: DIkIGO,
i for steam ard Hydraulic Packing. Asbest
Rope. Woven AZ " lex Packing Hemp Psck-
ing. Asbestos Mil board. Asbesios Cement.
Asbestos sheAihfng. Gum r eaing. Gum
Rings tor Water Gauges, Plnmbago fackt n,
ksed's Pateut Asbf sLos, LiI ed sectional Ptpe
Cover: st JOHN BksA's. a3 hsst fulton-st
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0o0o 81 eno utOoVo 80 - usooSvSxWs
disordssIy ID Washi1gsoe o Tnss1ay. and
q ooe time Il looked . tf there might b
serious trouble A crowd OF WilielAme0
had oongreeatsd On X streos beewoea
Eighth and Ninth, end compleeoly
bloCkadInG the thorouehfars, daring oll
a patrol Of police several tlmo0 dlsporseo
them, but alter . while n WoD e00no
necessary 70 appeal 70 General Heseing1 who
ordered Colonel Crawford, sf The Teuth
Pennsylvania, tn ci0af the stress and Resp
II clear. The colonel detaved company
to charge up and down the stroets with
nxed bayonsts. end In thls way the mob
was broken up.
Most Of the rioters were partly intoxicated
aud thsy made themoeivae . terror 70
huck stsIs, keepers 0f small stands end
psddlers, By rifiIug them Of their goods
and severely handling them whenever
they nered any resistanco.
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Whst Three Appi,c.,ions Dld

~ was troubled very much with sore feet
Three application OF 1h0Dlas' kctectrfc OF
entirely eured them. Nothing better in ths
marketm Jacob butler. Reading, Pa For sale
by H. BSeecAran. Druggist. laT aud lSs North
Queen street LAncastfr
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AN uNFORTUNATE pERsON

The most unfortunate person in the world 10
one afflicted with sick headache, but they will
be relieved nj once by using Dr. Leslie's Specis l
oOlumn fh
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pV,0 Skin snd ecalp preserved ard
OAOx q beautined hy CurIcURA 0DDt.
GATED foAP.
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sun.
"roa thsak Ass svssy iasA . nsa,
I'm not - oaro of thoe,
I've sesn h'n trsAs ~ iiisss wiis
A. ia not treat my cat"
"Ihave the bci1aess. miss, % doubt
Such tA'es Of NJ. Pratt;
How COS ho treat his litsio Wtto
Asyoa ncs t,eat your oAtf"
"l1l zoos 1ispsl your lits1e 1oubt
About tA1s A1r. Rrast,
I lsaw him hise his little vile.
And-t'd not Hiss ny oA&~
-hom tNs 81. Aibaas Assss~ssr.
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RUoe yQnoo -, o1lleSo0 - po1oo1 80
alDo6oA 0a ooenso ossea - GusO oen -
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LIMITED LOCALS.

Sunday morning freight engine of the
Quarryville railroad, which was shifting
cars, jumped the track at Water and Lemon
streets. 1t was an hour before il could be re-.
placed, and crowd of over hundred
superintended the work.
MT. ID. s. Sweeton and family, of the
Ninth ward, haye gone on visit to friends
in Strasburg.
George l.. Danner, who lived on East
New street, has moved to Soudersburg, to
live upon q farm.
Bird-in-H Hand is now connected with
Lancaster by telephone. The line has been
extended from GrofPs store, distance OF
TWO and a-half miles, and the Office was
opened ON Friday at McElhenney's store.
One OF the new letter boxes has been
put up at the court house and the other
Will 70 up at the INTELLIGENcER corner.
Among the passengers on board the At
lentic Express east to-day, was James Me-
Iamany late Of the Columbus ball club,
who was on his way to his home in Phila-
deiphia. OF late he has been at MI.
Clements, Michigan, enjoying baths with
number Of other ball tossers.
Tho Franklin and Marshall foot ball
club to-day received a telegram from the
here Tomorrow. They said that they have
written letter explaining matters. The
swarthmore and Franklin and Marshall
leans Will play on Saturday next at Me-
Grann's park.
John Tweed, for beating the horse of II,
=. Herr, of West Lampeter township, over
me legs with trace chains. has heen prose-
cruelty 10 animals.
Peter Christ, of Chambersburg. died at
Shambersburg, ON Thursday, aged IS
years. He was the father of Rev. Henry
Chriest, assistant priest at st. Joseph's
Cstholic church, this city, of Rev. Adam
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rroubles of a Colored CoupIe.

Saturday evening colored woman, who
was bareheaded, ran into the store of Hrsh
4 Brother, at the corner of Centre Square
and North Queen street, yelling murder at
the top of her voice. She attracted large
crowd to the store when the affair was in
vestigated. She was found to be the wife
OF Tide Morgan, co'"rod hod-carrier. The
pair have not been getting along well to-
gether, she accusing him of -a1eing too
familiar with Lille Freeland, who sued
her for assault and battery several days
ago. On Saturday she sued her husband
for assault and battery. They met some
where in the neighborhood of the Central
market house Saturday evening, and the
husband took hold of his wife by the neck,
at the same time making threats against
her. She became frightened, and after
succeeding in getting away from him ran
into Hirsh's store yelling at the top of her
voice. Officer Flannerd accompanied her
TO the Office Of Alderman Spurrier, where
she made complaints against her husband,
charging him with drunken and disorderly
conduct. Morgan was arrested soon AFTER
wards and he furnished bail for his appear
ance al hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11

All elegant and new patterns
and made up in hrst-class style.
KID GLOVES.
An elegant 4-button Glove in
black and colored, at soc pair.
shook Foster Lacing Glove,
at 75c pair.
Finest Kid Gloves, band top,
75c and 81.
Real Kid Gloves, shook,
laced, warranted not to tear,
Sl.25; black and colored. Ask
for the Theresa"
One lot Of undressed and
dressed Musquetaire Kid
Gloves, reduced to 81 a pair.
Cashmere Gloves, black and
colored, all wool, IS, 20 and 25c,
Jersey Mitts, CSC pair.
Infants Wool Mitts, Ioc a
pair.
SPring-top lined Kid Gloves,
at S..
Children's Plush Caps, in
gendarme, cardinal, garnet,
navy, golden brown, terra Gotta,
&c, at 6a, IS, 81.
Shield Caps, in plush and
surah, at $3.50.
Gents all-linen Collars, at
Ioc.
4-ply extra heavy all-linen
Cuffs, aoc pair.
Mems Flannel Shirts, 75c,
81, Las, and upwards.
Elegant Teck Scarfs, IS and
soc.
Gents White and Grey I'm
derwear, 80, 81 and soc.
Special quality in Camers
Hair at SIC.
Very fine Scarlet, medicated,
at SI.25.
Cardigan Jackets, so, rs, S5c,
81, &c.
Palace Of Fashion, |
us & ~ North Queen Street. ]
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11

A wondcrs,,l Advertisins scheme.

Mr.. Chas. n. Frey. successor 10 Frey q Eckert,
shoe dealer, East King strect, will distribute
this week 70 the tcschers Of the county 1900
drawing books. Each teacher Is requested 10
call nj his store during the wcck and receive .
copy for each scholar In his or her school. He
also Offers three prizes for the best three draw.
ings by a child Of the country schools. First
prize, $500 second, pair Of best shoes In the
store. and third, q pair Of rubber boots II
this experiment proves successful Mr.. Frey will
In the future offer prizes 30 the children OF the
city schools. lie would also include the chill
dren of the city schools In the above offer " II
was not for the fact that they have had far
greater advantages In drawing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11
Farms Sold by the sheriff.

Sheriff Burkholder sold on the premises,
In East Donegal township, on Saturday
enernoon, the following properties of John
4. Hiestand:
no. !. tract of 90 acres and l5s perches
wnn improvements, consisting of two
crib. anu 'o'h
No. 2. tract of ten acres of land. with
out Improvements. Amos Bowman mr..
chased both tracts for 81 ,355.4s, subject to
mortgages and accrued interest, making
tho amount paid Sl5,6OO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11
DIRECTORS FULTON OPERA HOUSE.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
EVENING LECTURES.
A List OF Attractive Entertainments.

COURT HOUsE-MONDAY EvENING-Dr.
j. b. Denote, The Light House, the Senti.
mel OF the Sea-" illustrated popular scientific
COURT HoUsE-TUEsDAY EVENING
Rev. A. A. Willis The Man for the Age"
COURT HOuSE-WEDN ESDAY EVENING.
Rev. T. +. Clark, "Knapsack Tour OF the
OPERA HOUsE--THURsDAY EVENING,
DIR. r. y. Henson, :" The Other Half"
OPERA HOUBE-FRIDAY EvENING-Mu.
steal and Evolutionary Entertainment Miss
Cynthia Bare. Mrs. Nella Brown-Pond, dra.
matte and humorous recitals, including :" The
Chariot Race, by Lew Wallace.
A1-Single Admission, 4Qc Reserved Seats
6Oc. Course Tickets, 81. Reserved Seats may
be secured at Fulton Hall on Monday, Noyeni.
Der ii, after Bpm nov98td
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Tho Orches,ral Concert

- viii be the appearance OF the Boston s,,,n.
peony Orchestral Club. who opened their Sea.
- ~ Boston last week. The members were ! n.
yme4 ~ the critical audience, and the new
opedish prima donna was received with syes,
eFelea<e and Juror. aud the press speaks most
o1owing of the company.
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pcotlta.

HESKEL.-ln this city, on the 18th inst, sud
dealy, Clara. infant daughter of Charles and
Emma Hcrfkel aged months and IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuliy invited TO attend the funeral. from
the residence OF the parents, No. f73 Rockiand
street. tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Interment at Zion's cemetery. It'd
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alr,u advertisements,
DUREJUICE OF THE GRAPE

DuREJUICE OF THE GRAPE
Tart Red and White CALIFORNIA WINE
ooc per bottle S300 per dozen bottles
~. ROHRERS LIQUOR STORE,
NO ~ Centre Square. Lancaster Pm
nor SALE-OEE SECONDHAND FIR.
~ hen-Horse Power Engine. The sar.e can
De seen running at Frank Krauskop's Cigar
non Factory, ON North Mulberry street, For
further particulars inquire OF "
ANDERSON 4 GROSSMAN
lip Corner OF Market and Marion Sis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11
E1xECuTORs SALE OF A VALUABLE
NJ FARM.

ExECUTORs' SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL FARM.
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1889,
VIII be sold nj public sale, at the Leopard hotel
in the City of Lancaster, the following described
Real Estate,,viz:
Ninety-four Acres Of Limestone Land, In
West Bampetcr township, near Eshemans
Mills, and two miles south OF Lancaster. The
Improvements thereon erected are n TwO-Story
STONE HOUSE. fine barn, good as new spring
house, with never-failing water; hog pen, corn
crib and other necessary out.bu'ldlngs. The
farm Is well adapted for a milk dairy or first.
class truck farm.
WIN be sold on easy terms, and, II desirable,
portion Of the purchase money can remain In
the property.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
forty Building Lots, situated on Rockland,
Lime and Chester streets, Lancaster city. These
lots will he sold on very liberal terms TO the
purchasers.
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. M, when
terms and conditions Of sale VIII be made
known by -
LEOPOLD HIRSH
AUGUSTA HIRSH,
SIMON Il HIRSH,
Executors OF Estate of Herman Hrsh, decd.
oct23novi, ,ll&2tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-11

DuRE JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
/ The red and white wines which I mr.
chased on the spot where made, on the Rhina
IN Germany. Just the thing for the HOLIDAYS.
SEND IN your orders. guarantee IL pure and a
good medicine for enfeebled constItufIons
PETER DORSHEIMER
,,,, Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster Co. Pa
,o ~ eall AZ your house II you send me a pos
ioue" nll-lmd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-12
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficlen show It's merit, will be sen to
anyone wing " .etter, stating mis- symp-
TOMS anu age. Communication strictly conf
Dental as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-12

Tssss GreSt
SsreEes sh o n
ing Remedy
q II d n err We
TONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practical Ya
THO Z o u GL Y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID U 4 TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one Of
the highest me
cal cole e e T
E u 70 p e a Il d
CURES WIT II
u n FA LING
% Z X 7 A IN It Y
Nervous and nhysi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-12

~. nervous ind phy5l-
cal Debility, Seminal Weak mes
Sprematorrha, FsFOstetarrIlas Fnlissions
1mpotency, Exhausted vitality, Premature De
cline and L<l>s Of MANHOOD. I'm
ELI $50 cenz gsllcstfons. ana grcy.a
whatever c2Hse sr0e neoss II en-
rich and purifes the Blood Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties.
II stops all unnatural and debilitafing drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses.
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, etc, 80 destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure eiiminatOr OF all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains No
injurious Ingredients. 10 those SE4gsac-
iDs Nrssm Stse PyAi e6Fact1 Of youth
sIst SI6fEcretfBss or excess, n < De..ssy
thorough GH6 peERa&Eans syEESE
rs qua p SFEEE1. Price, $3.50 pei
bottle or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tons and advice, 87o Sent secure from Co.
serration TO any address upon the receipt Of
prtcs, or O. o. d. 10 be had only OH
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Or. c, 4. &82F'EtD,
zis Es~arncy street,
AN FRAN CISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by euoer
or at office, FREE For the convenience of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
| have adopted private address, under which
all packages are forwarded
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SIGHED FOR vlholcATIoN.
..Cholly' jones Makes Ills appearance In
Court with q whs.elhnrrsw.

.Cholly" Jones' Makes Ills appearance la
Court with - whselisarraw.
Special C~orrrsiondcncr of the standard.
Bette, Nov. 4. - Charles A. Jones'
marched into police court this afternoon
with IL wliselharrow full OF law books and
piled them in formidable array in front ~!
Judg. Ncwkirk. When Ed. =. Cooth and
NJ. L.. Wines asked that the eases of
frankie Barues and Charles A. Jones.
charged with abducting Ella Walker for
the purposes of prostitution, bc dismissed,
Mr.. Jones arose. and said while he was
willing to- allow the ease against Miss
Barnes. he most ennpliatically OH
jccted to having tho ease against himself
dismissed. Ths. cas., should go To trial
in order that he might bs. given "a chance.
to clear himself from the Infamous charge
that had been made against him and cir
of the press. Jones then made an clo-
before he got through he made
of the reporters at TN. h in
front him. One of the reporters got hack
az Mr.. Jones in = very vigorous manner;
at anything that had been tiotc he had
the usual course of redress. and the ease
would accordingly be dismissed.
The case of tnc tity of Butte against
Miss Barnes for permitting ~ minor fc-
male pcrsoI, tn frequent "a house OF pros,
titution. The girl WAS put upon the stand
and sworc that she was only III years of
age. Mrs. Walker. the girls mother,
swore the girl was only II; years of age.
ANT' h.' 80
boar,lers testified that the girl when she
rome tn the Barns house said her age
was ~.
Mr.. Jones. as counsel for Miss Barnes.
fought hard, quoted scores of authorities
tn show he was correct, but II was of no
use. City Attorney Corbctt carried his
point in every instance.
While the ease of Jones' was being dis
ctIsst,I in the police court Tonight Chief
Smith asked tn bc excused from attend
ancc upon court where he WAS "a witness.
as Inc had to go Z" the court of Justice
Englc and make a plea on "a charge which
had been preferred against him 10y Jones.
IL appears that Jones had chief
of Police Smith and Officer Terry
Lehman arrested this afternoon. Lehman
was charged with illegally arr,.sting
Jones and Chief Smith with being AN ac-
ccssory in said arrest. Smith and Len
nan both appeared before Judge Engls.
and entered "a plea of not guilty. The
ease was set for hearing next Monday.
There will be lively times when this case
comes tn trial. as Chief Smith is deter
mined to tight Mr.. Jones tn the end and
will introduce some evidence as to Jones
connection with this unsavory ease which
will In. decidedly spicy.
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THROWN FROM A cAe.


'ssp~srssss.aens Carr~ii sersoa-Sy BrJur-<s
while Retsrns~g Home From Thss cray.
special to the standard.
BUTTE Nov. S.-Suucrintendcnt Carroll,
Of the Anaconda mine. went tn Anaconda
yesterday tai spend u few moments with
Mr.. DAILY previous tn that gentlcman's de-
parture for 81. Paul. He accompanied Mr..
DAILY as Far as Stuart, and there took u
regular train for Butte. Arriving in this
city ut s o'clock this evening lie
engaged n two-whceled cab tn tale
him into town. On the way
the cart was overturned and Mr.. Ga =
roll was thrown tn tho ground. He w; .
found tn bc bruised and cut about the
head. He was taken to the office Of the
Anaconda mime and put tn heel. He was
not considered dangerously hurt. Late
this evening, however, he became dcliri-
GUS. DIR. Levitt was t.lcgraphcd for.
DIR. Levitt returned at II 10 O'clock this
evening from thu bod sill. uf Mr.. Carroll.
He said lac is afraid Mr.. Carroll il badly
hurt hut can not tell fora day or two what
the result may bc. He says there il no cut
ON Mr.. CAROLS head. hut hc finds u bi,.
black brIi>c ON top of the head a little
back of the forehead. Mr.. Carr III tainted
during the evening. DIR. Levitt, says there
is no danger of =, rious result unless in
Illumination sets in.
The accident WAS caused by a rtina way
team which frightened the horse behind
which Mr.. Carroll was riding. Mr.. Car
roll was resting comfortably when the
physician left.
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McNulsy. n former agent Of the express
company at Ana6ossda, that while he was
heent at Anaconda he rreeived money
fAn1n putting 70 81 least e2y0o0. and that thu
fsaH& wax NOT forwarded to the head ONCE
lat @mahA for Ave days.. We can also
'prufe that the money received by Mr.. Mo
NuINy was handled In the same MANNER as
handled by vennetlay. We also offer tai
prove that Pair managed the office in the
same way Us vcnneday.w with the exception
cf some slight careisssness ON V"nnc-
days part"
Counsel for tine prosecution objected.
and the objection was sustained.
The jury i'm the Henneday case returned
Mt 6 O'clock and at IL o'clock Tonight had
mot yet agreed on u verdict.
the grand jury has as vet returned no
Indictment against Smitzhgcr ar Mrs.
.Stcnierg. Ii il said something will he
heard from this case to-Iuorrow. Ii is also
rumorcd that - plea of insanity will IL.
brought up for Mrs. S~tcnber1. Witnesses
say that early yesterday morning after tie
iir. i'm her sband shop she ravcd alb, nj
the house and declared she set lire to- the
place. herself. Ncighl,ors say she has
acted very strangely of late and think she
is trying tn fcign insanity.