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a fcw evenings since u lady who WA
giving n Iittlo private party was saying
all manner 81 severe things about the
propoeed lottery, Ii tho midst Of her
pious Indignation an old gentleman. eft
ting on TITO opposite aislc u tho tabis.
said quietly;
Madame. did sou rot onco sell me
twO tickets in church ranlcr'
Tho woman Iicsitatc.i, and finally saids
Perhaps ! did
"Fancy cake tastes. wnsu't it?"
She coioTcd up. and, after on eulbAr-
rassesl cough. saisi fccbly; II believe 20. >
did The drawing ever come or, and.
u 80. what ,VaH the winning numbsrY'
Tho lady nado . strong effort and SAID
sho had forgotten
The reason I recalled tho circusn-
stance" continued tho old gentleman
tiandiy "was ihat noslccd tho cake
basket on tlio table Aud ho looked AZ
tho aforesaid plcco u silver Ia . smiling
way.
There was q dead ciicnco al around
tho table. fsr several of tho ruesss rs-
mcfuiercd having purchased tisoso sana
tickcis. aud they c9aidnt Fcmcmber.
Citlier just WHEN that drawing took
p.acc .--Canou tscv.j Appeal
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NUMBER 81.


prominent military man. who bad
drunk moderately during the war and
had abstaincd from that timo on, whilo
attending dinner with ais old comradaR
whcrc most OF them were intoxicaopd-
suddenly became hilarious, made q fool
ish speech. and settled back In his chair
In drunken state. and xas finally taken
homo quite stupid
lio bad not drunk any spirits and had
only used coifec and water. and yot no
had all the symptoms Of tho othcrs. only
his was intoxication from contagion-tbo
favoring soil had been prepared long ago
In thc army.
Another case wns that Of n man WIN
had been an incbriaie years ago. bat had
reformed. sayn Tho Popular Science
Monthly. He was recently elected to
Office and gave n dinner 10 somo fricnda,
Among them was a physician who has
been greatly interested In thcse studies.
He sent me n long report, tho substance
Of which was this:
On tho occasion referred 20 many Of
tho company became partially intoxi-
Gated, and the host, who drank nothing
but water, became hilarious and finally
stupid with them. lie was put to bed
with overy sign Of intoxicaiion, but rc-
covered, and ncxt morning had only q
confused notion OF these events.
Tho third case occurred four years ago.
a reformed man. OF twelve years sobri-
ETY., went ON military excursion with
a drinking company and. although ho
drank nothing but lemonade, became as
much intoxicated ns the others.
This event was the subject Of much
comment aud loss TO him. socially and
otherwise. although hc protested. and
others confirmed his statements. that no
did not take any spiritn at this timc.--
New York Journal
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The New spaper Law.

The following is the law as it
stands relating to newspapers and
subscriptions:
I. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered wishing to continue their
subscriptions.
2. Any person who takes a pa
per regularly from the post office,
whether directed in his name or
snothcr's. or whether he had sub
scrircder not, irresponsible for pay
ment.
3. If person orders his paper
discontinued he must pay arrears,
or the publisher may continue To
send it until payment is made, and
then collect the whole amount
whether the paper is taken from the
post Office or not.
A. The courts have decided that
refusing to take newspapers or pc
riodicals from the post-ofiice, or re-
moving and leaving them uncallcd
for. isprima facie evidence OF intcn-
tional fraud.
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4 No,nble Atl,l.,e,

Asa horenlan, from beginning 60 end
Of his vigorous life. Washington had no
pccr. Like all Virginia boys ho took 10
the saddle as a duck takes to water.
Once astridc his stccd. Il was all but
impossible TO dislodgo him. From tho
|, day when as lad hc first rode 10 hounds
after old Lord Fairfax. OF Greenway
Court, across the county named for that
worthy nobleman. hc was skilled and
dashing fox hunter. IN tho army, when
on horseback. riding down tho line.
checrcd to the cello by tho soldiers. who
believed, with q superstition worthy of
the ancients. that hcro was a being born
TO lead them, lac was physically the most
imposing figure present In person.
Washin.;tpn showed In maturity the
fruits Of the lifetime hc had given 60
whHt athletes nowadays call training. +"
His habits AZ all times were those exact
ed OF u 'crcw' or team Of modern
days before the occasions when those
heroes appear IN public 10 fill with de-
spnir or cxultation tho bosotns OF their
friends. From tho Indians Of the Shcnan-
dofb wilderness, among whom he spent
weeks during bis first surveying tour, he
harmed the swift. elastic tread that dis
tinsuisiied him In walking. Ills powers
Of endurance wore worthy OF his cx-
traordiuary physical strength. though Il
must bc said he had few illnesses 90 test
Ills constitution, and. indeed, was rarely
aiiing. ct Nicholas for March.
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A sw.,,.. n,,.,,cn

Swclls como in great variety I'm Boz
ton. There Grc all sorts ani conditions
of them. but tho swell that interests an
unsympathctic anti.swcll more than my
other l. he who blundcrs IN tho dark
some paths of etiquette. a ficndish Joy
IN aot unnatural whom a swell commits a
bcsisc without knowing II. Not many
cv',nings since n leading light, q awcll.
who IL so afraid of being seen in tho
wtong drawing rooms he refuses to 60
anywhere. vcnturcl ont into the radiancc
OF select circle. lie Ia handsome
swell. biis. well groomcd. OF literary hab.
its. and, wcrc he not much married
would belong To tho rank and flln OF
mnshcrs. At all events. ono fair strnn.
Ger present was much overcome by his
many charms and gracefully submitted
TO being "nlashcd" on this particular oc.
caeion.
Everything was progressing favorably.
The swell was swelling with content at
his conquest. the lady was enjoying n
view OF the immaculate splendor OF his
shirt front aud the perfect nc OF the iosv
cut moirc waistcoat. when refreshments
were passed. and conversaiion for q mo.
mcnt gave way 20 ice cream. Presently
wicked little mncaFoon fell from the
lady's plate TO the door. Tho swell gal
lantly stoopcd-to brush Il nsido9 Nota
bit. He carefully picked II up and de-
posted Il on bis companion's plate.
Alack-n-day! How tho magnetic cur
rert. which had flowed 40 fast and
strong before. chilled In that fair lady's
breast nt this solocism. can only ic ap.
preciated 10y the author OF book OF cti-
qacttc. In her cycs and ia the wander.
ing oyes OF others, this swcll's reputation
had gone. TO her. at least, hc Is no
longer swell. and u lac stays away from
hcr par;ica iorcvcrmore. shc will never
reingtote bin IA the upper tier Of tlc
-four hundred. = Boston Herald.
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industrial insurance brings an indom.
nifty against loss by death 20 those who
most need II. Among the working
classes a mans labor Is bis only source
Of income aud giycs hla iifo its otlly value
la AN iusurable scnso 20 his dependents
Tho necessity of providing against loss
by death Is greater among the poor than
With those who have wealth, much or
little. 90 leave 90 their famiiies.
The fact has been recognized Ia Ger
many, where insurance las been made
coInpulsory. Small suus, reckoncd ae-
corling 10 tbo weekly wage. aro taken
from tho ray % the worker by the en-.
ploycr ant paid to the government.
Thee sums pfOsido for a sick benefit and
an snsurunco against old age and In
Trinity. in cascOf illness thirteen weeks
of FREQ medical attendance aud a money
allowance equal - ono.haif tho wncea
aro allowed - death an amount equal
- twenty times the local dnily WAGES cf
an ordinary day laborer % paid - The
survivor In oh ago and infrmlsy q
yearly stipend 30 paid. Tho employers
contribute equally io on accident fund
which pgovid oriolal or part disability
~ death Tho fia,e. tao employers an ]
tho employed cog.fi.,at5 equally g. tho
old ngs nnd iu'.m pension fund Tho
sick fund 81 maintained by tlio cnploycs
Chicago NeNA
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A rerncc, smoA. c,,.,m.r.

have just returned from Springfield.
Mo-, where. In tic shops OF tho 81. Louis
ana san Francisco road, saw furnace
In operation that at onccsolyed the prob-
lem ~ smoke consumption and tho re-
duciion OF coal consumption 10 tho mini
mum II "a bound To rcvolutionixe tho
entire system OF steam making. Il Il
=, tho invention Of Carney, the master me-
chnnic Of the road, has been in operation
for nearly y year, and Is "a compicte sue
cess. To put Il briefly. by Carney's
process tho highest dcgrco OF heat is So
cured by burning with every pound of
coal two pounds OF water. In fact. wster
gas Is made, and | wonder that no ono
over thought OF II before. Tho slack
coal ~ mixed with water I'm tho propor-
ton of ono part 20 two, and tho result
Is tho formation Of tho gas. Every part
OF the coal 10 consumed.
AZ tho end Of twenty ty-four'hours thero
were but three whcelbarrow loads OF fine
osllcs carried away. Had tho furnace
been fed dry there would have been from
eighteen TO twenty barrowfuIs OF ashcs
and cindcrs. There was actually no
smoke escaping from the smoke stack.
which was but twelve feet high. was
struck by tho ohortncB OF the stack, and
remarked II 10 the engineer. who replied:
why have 1t any higher7 Nothing goes
through IL. ~ my request tho water
was cut OF, and tho furnace was fed dry
for two hours. with tho result that tho
furnace was unable TO mako sufficient
steam TO run tho machinery In tho shsp.
This water burning furnace IA 70 my
mind the greatest invention of tho past
twenty-five years. = Boiler Maker In
Globe Democrat
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Iieniamiu West tl.o famous Ansrican
painter, wa8 born ~ Quaker parents IN
Springfield. fa.. Crl. 70. is-zl wkou =
child be drew Picture oftho haby IN tlss
cradle. und Tor his frsi painting obtained
It's c0ioTs from leates and berries. To
taught himself. and 40 the ago of 10
painted pictures in philadeirhia aod
nrishhorins sillascs Twas et this tirao
iimt D. prOiuced his painting u tho
Dlath ~ Socrates fn l16Q che gcneros-
iiy of friends enatltd West - 60 toItaiy
oparsne his siudics Soon after he set-
tea ia England b. obtained tho favor q
Ocorsp lil. ard ln thirty years painted
over so pictures tlo died "a fondon
~ Mafch %. 1890 Philadelphia TineA
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4 very cancd dog appcarcd before
Mr, O'DoaEel 10 the Dublin police court
recently as = witness on y dispute as 20
Bis ownership A Nr. Burke claimed to
~ hi1 owner as against a man named
Smitii. who bad had the enimal since
inst August, when Mr. liurko sid no
loss him. Alr Burke. who has bccn "a
India. sald DO taught taO dog flindoo-
stance and Tamil, and tho dog. GA being
brought into court and addrcssed ~ hln
IN these languages. Immediately respond
cd. did several things be was desired 60
DO. and was therefore restored to Dir.
Bu ke. pail Mall Gazette.
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- o. in PARIS tlat tie art Of begzina
has produced iis molt remarkable ox.
amples oi unconscious CnfOuicry. A
wealthy fpan il that city was told hy hi.
servants recently that a man was walt
Ing Ia tho hall below who had sont hiai
up a letter.
Tho letter contained tho following a,s
piic1ii0ui
"tMrfcrrD sw-Your well known
ani cgomplary generosity has led mo &.
hope tl4t you viii msgnauimously take
pity on tic situe'i01 % en- unfortunate
wido~cs, who has l,een cruoily deprived
81 hi' iHfops ci sob isienco BY the death
% hl8 Dile. lam. s.r. yours 90 distress.
X. 4.'-- iouihn Companion.
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Tho b1ys in Atlanta. Ca. gave Cover.
nor Gordon sefy soscro snowbaHinc
o. De wac going to tho capitol ono morn
ing last winter Tho governor berco,l
hard 60 tslst of. but thc boys said no.
Ono hey sold % him 1--WE can't lee vou
OF. governor. "a you haven't donoany
running since 20. you viii have 70
hustle And Che general hustled. while
dozens ~ b.ils took him IN the back Of
thc ucc1. Filts0urs Dispatch
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70 regular advertisers. s..................... .
Regular sdv~rr'scmcrts. OF more than halt
.. 4. ON. qr .rterly ip advance
;ranssenf 40 Svcrtisemcnts In ldvancc.
Tho Advance "a tho sncsIsura through
vh' es Advsrtisers can reach the pea.
pie Of Wayne County.
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Trains arrive &c aud depart from Centrsl
Union Ibepet, tinci matt. making rect con.
ncciion without transfer fp rnd from fpdi.
ahsnoiis, Chicago, 81 Loui,, and the West
and South west.
no 4. No.2 So.I2 No n
EASTWARD. Nestle WASH Ir'miH
Special Rich'd Acrofa Daily
Daily. Old p't Daily
ESpr's tx S'n
DAILY
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Fast Maii runs daily cxcept sunday from
Huntington 90 f.ouisvilic.
a Accommodating FHne daily fraH1 linn
tlncton 90 olive Nlf and dlN = fsfapf NnH.
day from owe flll - IexIntf6n
Fast Nesilbulfd express ruus daily ffonq
New York o. iyluisvllie. making direct cans
nceiirn iu LOUISVILLE for Memphis and all
poiute south oiiu toufh-wett
For infOrmaiiou ln reEafd 70 fhfes. etc
write or apply % }. l.. NuHrHY, UenT Pas'r
Ag't
- a. BREHDNEo. TRAY. pass. Agr.
J. j. YAnNfNGr0N. ~ v u
IeAInglan. ~.
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ink stains arc removed by the immo.
ciato application Of dry SALT before tho
ink has dried When tho salt becomes
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All kinds OF Job PRINTING dene with b~s,
pee sud dispatch and 81 pr.cos as low AZ car
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Nos. J ana fVe6flbule Special Entire tra' n
With dining car runs through ~ New York
via Washington. with vcatlbulc sleeper s0r
Old Point via Richmond.
Nos. and D. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
Oetweeh Cincinnati ana Washington and
Pullman NUstsutc Sleeper lsctWcan Ulnfon
and Old Point Comfort.
Trains do not stop at stations where time
II rot shown.
Direct connection T. made for f.ynchbury
panvills, Greensboro. Petersburg, Weldon
ooidsioros Wilmington and Charleston.
Quickest line n an polrts IA tao sl.ufli.east
Apply 70 any Ticket Agent for additional
information.
j. n. uARAHAN.
General Manager.
IL. w. FULLER.
Genil Pass'f Agf
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cEREDo, WAYNE co, W. VA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1884,
OHIO RIVER r. r.
TIME TABLE.

Taxing effect May N. lSSa. Passengt r trains
viii run ~ Follows Central Time. Xii trains
daily except those marked thus 4 which do
not run ON sunday;
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'.--c.,'>srsi l,S a''s,,hlig the inl;. brush Il
~ sssi afl'iy morc. wet slightly. Coa-
;ina ,',is sili shc ink is nll removed.
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Schedule in Effect May 70. 1859
No.3 No No. n No II
WESTWARD NVsfbT Cinfi P'rfsrh
Special Expss A Accon, Daily.
Daily Daily Daily
cx sun
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one cops. eue rear - "a. IL paid nj tso.tsu,
re sspsc = entcrv.i n sH<>ff Stton hooks
Af'~r - days. fl23 per year Y IL bc chsrs ct
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s1bss train does not sfop.
JAY VI. NOirrIIUP, Hae'r aud 0eu1 xaug.,
q. .. "hi.TOE. Train Dispatches.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
4 Tramp Who saved a Train.

DIS MoINE,. Ia, sept. ls.-fhe story
OF an unknown tramp hero comes
from Council Bluffs. lie was walking
ON the Chicago 4 Northwestern track,
from Council Bluffs TO the Missouri
valley, and between Crescent and stoney
Greek ne found a broken rail on A high
embankment, where the track makes a
sharp curve. Ii was al outside rall,
next 10 the river land 40 tram could
have pass, d over u safety. The next
tram due was the limited express, and
he resolved 70 avert the terrible wreck
# possible. He ran 10 StOney Greek, ,
three miles, and tried 10 raise the
operator, VINO was not AT his post. lie
then aroused the section hands, and
they took the hand-car and went back
10 the broken raIl, arriving there just
IN time 20 flag the limited and stop il
within a few feet of almost certain de-
strucUOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
An Old Man Murdered.

Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. ls.-An atrocious
murder was attempted Monday night,
the victim being LOUIS Rector, an aged
man and proprietor of the Eureka
Lodging house, near the Southern
Pacific depot. lie had considerable
money during the day and his trousers,
containing the same, were placed under
his head when hc went to bed. About
II O'Clock yesterday morning one OF
the dodgers was awakened by groans of
some one in distress, and going 10 Rec
tors room, found him upon the floor IN
an unconscious condition, covered with
blood. He has not recovered conscious
ness and the doctor thinks his recovery
doubtful. 1t IS supposed he was
awakened by the burglar, who beat him
over the head with pistol 10 silence
him. No arrests have been made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
TRIED To BRIBE HIM
A Member oS the Town Board
offered Money.
4 VOTE WORTH / HUNDRED DOLLARS
a nsab~E OF ths Graad Rapids fo~a-
snip Board Tsils Of soas Sensational
IestiaaoaJ ne Coala HAss Ols~a
a. tne haii4ay LiGs satioa-

Il could have gwen some pretty SCI
sat.onal testimony IN the toHnsn p
street railway litigation. "a - 4 nieni-
Der OF the township board after the re-
cent decision dlssolvng tne nlunetlOns-
"Wnile lne sarous matters were pend
Ig before tne board certain gentle
man, Rh0 is connected with none OF
the "a iroads. and who has no property
affected b 4ay way, bat VINO SEEMED
o. have q wonderful interest IN the
matter. came % me privately one lay
and after beating about the bush for
some time finally asked me Il 800 cash
would induce me o. vote against a Ger
tan mot0n. told hlm it would not.
'Wel, said he, how much do you
wanr'
II told him that | wouldn't be in
daced % 90 such a thing for all the
money involved 10 the whole railroad
muddle. Tie fellow hung on some
time, 10th TO give il up, but seeing that
was In earnest he finally left"
"Well, that would have been inter-
esting Why didn't you tell of it be-
fore'"
"lt's a nasty mess, and don't want
t. be- dragged into court for the lawyers
20 fight over. No matter how much ev-
deuce . man who makes charge Of
attempted bribery may have 10 sub
,tantlate hi, statements, he is always
attacked, and the other side leaves
nothing undoue 20 snirch MS reputa-
ton. didn't want to 90 through the
mill"
"Who was the fellow"
TO tell that would be to give the
whole thing away"
You can tell, ant you, what mea-
sure be wanted you 70 vote against"
@That would amount to the same
thing. No, don't want 10 get mixed
up in any.row. guess the whole thing
isabout settled, and itwould dono gnod
10 str It up now"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
Blakes In Detroit.

DETROIT, sept. ls.-At PIP this morn
ing an explosion of charcoal gas IN the
upper story OF the Gaylord Iron COM
pany's furnace, at the foot OF Iron-st.,
blew up the root OF the furnace and
caused fire. The fire department
quickly subdued the flames. The dam
age 10y the explosion and fire Is esti-
mated at $1,000, with no insurance.
Lieut.. Lanthier, of truck o, was over
come 10y charcoal gas and today Is un-
able % 20 on duty.
At 2.5S the department was called
ont again. Hot ashes thrown up against
the veranda of G. r. ShannOn's house,
lS3 Orchard-st.. was the cause of the
tire. The damage was slight; no IN
surancc.
At 500 fire consumed VIM. Walton's 5
barn in the rear OF SS2 Elmwood-ave.
Loss, $50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

New YORK, Sept. lS.-The Herald has
long dispatch from Montreal, telling
a demoralizing story of Canada's fight
ing force, IN the words of the leading
military men of the Dominion. While
Canada is bent on a fight with the
United States unless ample reparation
il made for the mock seizures IN Beh-
ring sea, according to her newspapers,
her force instead Of l5OO heroes,
armed cop-o-pic. with every provision
and appointment of modern warfare,
dwlndles down to poosly-disciplined
and imperfectly appointed force, Of
ficially numbering on paper 81, ,474 men.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

Ths Fscts Regarding ths Report Pub
hshsd Yesterday.

An evening paper was Al considerable
pans .ast night 81 cOnEEad lct the report
Ia the IELEGEAA- -HEKALD that there
would so Z b.s 4 practical colsolld ld4tlon
oi interests between the street railway
And ne Kent county e0mpAnys -ys-
tenn IL quotes Mr.. Beyler, Of the
street railway a. saying We have
not bought out Ilbbets, and I had lot
learned th4t be had purchased our
company. Slf Beyler als0 denied u
IELEGEAA-HERALD reporter that any
sucn purchase Or sale either had been
made or WAS contemplated.
According % the IELEoRAM-HEg-
AID, understanding Of the matter .hl.
situation j. strictly true. NJ purchase
or sale &. contemplated. The inrOrma-
ton 0f the IELESRAN-H j. u the
effect that a reciprocal running ar
raugemelt i contemplated, which, as
stated yesterday, Will amount 10 "a
practical consolidation of interests
Ihls statement was made Tuesday by a
gentleman not MF Iboets prominent
- Identified With one OF the com panles,
and vas reiterated last evening. Time
vii establish Us truth.
There are some other street railway
moves Oh the taUis which may surprise
some OF our good people. and all inter
ested will 30 we'll 10 watch the .ndl-
gatJr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
The Mounds to he Held.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS. - Secretary
Noble has directed, upon the recon-
mendation Of Inspector W D. Harlan
that section 4, township 36 north, range
l. west, New Mexico meridian, IN the
State of Colorado, upon which the
RUNS of the former residences ana
mounds of the so-called "cliff -dwellors"
are located, be withdrawn from ds-
posal until an examination of the same
could be held, with a view of ascertain
ing their condition and historical value,
and that st be taken TO protect the
~ ns from wrongful removal or de-
SfrUctlOQ
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

NJ. f. Scott, the Canal-st. saloon and
pool-room keeper, was tried yesterday
in police court for allowing minors to
play at his tables. Two police officers
swore .hat they caught the boys play
ing there, but scott and his bartender
both swore that they did not know that
tine boy, were playing there until the
officers came .G. One OF the boys VINO
were found playing there was put on
thc stand and sWorc that they did not
ask to play and did not pay anything
Tor plaYIng. SCOTT was acquitted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
FOUR JURYMEN,
A Little Progress Made Yesterday N the
Cronin Murder Case.

Cronin Murder Case.
CucAGo, sept. lS.-FOur jurors have
finally been secured 10 pass judgment
on the i've men now on trial for the
murder of Dr. Cronin. They took the
formal oath AT 3.i5 o'clock this after
noon, nd ten minutes later were cs-
cortct from the jury box INTO Judge
Mct tOaneN s private room, where they
VII be- Kept under surveillance cot a bdi-
hit until their colleagues shall have
been found. The names OF the jurors
are john Culver, Charles Hicks. James
Pearson and Frank Hail. All four are
Americans. Four more men We're held
fQr the ght. Rapid progress was made
utthe Examination ot venremeu during
the four hours and a half the court was
n session n the afternoon. The SIX
teenta and q portion ci the seventeenth
vC1ires were exhausted. The state used
up four peremptories. The defense
was credited with three. Ihe state has
n0w used forty aud tle defense sixty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
sPoEllND NOTES.

The state League stll u 3 lang le
over the manner of awarding the pen
nant. The published standings are
olrferent ln every paper IA the state,
snd 40 reliance can be placed ia these
figures until after saturday, when the
league officers Viii endeav0r 10 settle
thl, perplexing question. They wall de-
eide whether percentage OF games won
viii decide tue winner, and also what
are league games. and what are exhlbl-
ton games among those that have been
p.aNei