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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05
rmp,r,ant Co Athletes.

James Robinson the athletic trainer at
Princeton College, Princeton, n. j., says:
III have found II imperative 20 have sure
and simple remedies on hand in case Of cuts
bruises, strains. spmins, colds, rheumatism,
etc. Shbrtly after entering upon my profess
sion. | discovered such a remedy In ALI
cocks Porous Plastcrs. | tried Benson's
Capcine aud other plasters, but found them
too harsh and irritating. Allcocks Porous
Piastcrs give almost instantaneous relief and
their strengthening power Is remarkable. In
cases of weak back put two plasters on the
small OF the back and In a short time you
will be capable of quite severe exercise. In
sprint and distance" races and jumping,
the muscles or tendons In the legs aud feet
sometimes weaken. This can invariably bc
relieved by cutting the plaster In narrow
strips, No as 10 give free motion, and apply
ing ON muscles affected"
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BAsEBBLL OUTLOOK.
Ground Broken Yesterday on the Now
Park-The Situation Elsewhere.

Park-The Situation Elsewhere.
The baseball outlook Is brighining, and
there seems little doubt that Memphis will
be In the lssague again this year. OF course
Nashville will come 10 the scratch la due
time A city that can patronize the turf as
Nashville does and hang up big money In
stakes, can surely spare few thousand for
the National game. Manager Jim Woods,
when seen yesterday by an ArFrAL reporter,
had a confident look In his eye.
How about Memphis be said, "Wcll,
YOU may say that Memphis will bc In the
League. sure. We commenced stalking OH
the new grounds today, and will push the
work vigorously. | ana also negotiating for
players. expect telegram every minute
irum Philadelphia announcing the signing
OF four men. In fact ! think may say That
seven men are a. good ~ signed
other cities are upon an equally good
basis The New ORLEANS PicdwHs Of sun
day, March 2 says Manager Abncr
Powell arrived yesterday, and brings oneour'
aging news about the League from every
where. lie will probably call the New Or
lean. team about the middle Of the month,
aud play exhibition games with Harry
Wrighfs Philadelphia team and other CLUBS
| coming this way. lie says the New O.lcnns
team will be lively one aud will meet with
public favor"
The Birmingham Agc Of same date says;
| Birmingham i In good shape ani will he
one " the FIRST cities ready with a clue.
4 Enough has been secured 10 authorize tue
management 10 begin signing players. All
the money needed can be raised In a lew
days aud some good players will now be &C.
cured before they all sign elsewhere. Con,
tracts have been forwarded 10 several good
men and they will no doubt sign. A man
agcr has not yet been selected, but there arr
no less than half dozen applicants for th'
pl-sc. The outlook Tor the League grow
moro encouraging every day. The situation
II about a. follows New Orleans Mobile
Charleston aud Birmingham are ready q
sign their players aud the three first nance
clubs have signed several men. Atlanta an'
Nashville have not yet raised enough money
but they report the outlook very encoufng
ing and they are put down as certain. 81
cities are sure 10 be Ina tlie league.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue OF a trust deed. cxccuied 10
me on the ith day IL October issl, 81 tcfrl W ths
Registers onicc n shelby county In book 30 ito,
~ ID %. ~ which rcicfcucc l. here male l. a
trustee, vlil on
"Wednesday, March 10. 1850
In ffout IL M. Courthouse door Mcmphl. fcnn.
Ali Al puhilr auction in the highest hilutf iof
essh tbd following parcels ~ land
ono situate IN tie tity ~ MemphlA being var ~
lot IA on the northwest corner 81 kcplsne eits.s
streets ifuutlua o. crt on kecl sirrt ehd - lets
on sixih stfc T. upon which IL buill aouD' ''ne'
me Other parcel 4 situate on lrce,ilove avenue.
neat The Oity 0i Mcmuhls bCinV lot No =,
laid down on the charles ZONES subdlNiaipn nl ms
Irn Wright tfnct beginning ai = Ne on lnD ~,
line of llfosdloye avenue, tho northwest cvtl.i,9t
lot 40 - and the southwest curugf oi tt,l i. -
thence north with the east linc OF hfcc io.e w. w.
nuo 4 chains aud % links hcnce cat r, ti.snnss
angles with nrucdntc utrnun chain. nu " . .u1s
to stake. thence south aud parallel Win n.ycu.
love avenue chains aud q, link. - Nsksi
thence west chains aud q linkf 70 lho bes'hn'he'
containing 4 arfus - -. f..,,, al
dght and euulty Of rdcmutcn The ulie !. "
iisVrd III IL GOOD but ! will sell aud coaNeL onV
~ Trustee. y. W. shhhhAs@ ''
Metcnm 4 walker Attorneys
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terry Of the Lone Stars was Murphy and Hen
bricks for the Sluggers II. Walker and
Socks; the features Of the game were the bat
terry work of Murphy and Hendricks and
long running catch OF fly by McCune of the
Lone Stars. The Lone Stars would like to
hear from any boy club in the city; address
all challenges to A. Beavan, captain No. 5s
Second Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05
HEALTH IL WEALTH,

nnE C. wusrs SEryg AID nalts TAEarassr.
sEuaranieei specific iGT iiislofia, Dittlnoss Con
taisiopa flb ksfyons Neuralgia Headache, Nefg.
ous prostfstipn caused by the usa 81 alcoho OF 10
isrra Nakeiulusss Mental Dcprrsi0n. soitenlnf
m i,@ry. doasy aud death. Pfsmgtire ia Age hat
rrnnsa Lasi oi power IN slthtf lsn involnntafy
lnsrs aud spofEat9ffhcs caused W 0verencuion
IT thc brain, sslt,ahnse OF ofef-indulfonce h.el
la contain Doe month : treatment ti0la boz
ofslr bosrs Cor 500 sent ~ mall prepaid GA 70
q, TOT price
We GUARANTEES Six Foxes
To cure any case. With each orlef feoclFefbT a
fof siI bo2es arcom Psnlsi with 81 a. We vii senl
tle purchaser our ufltien guarantee " feiuni W
money u tho treatment does not erect a Cunn
Guafsutess Issued only by John q. hct Co.
Nemuhls Ionu
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IN. r,r.t .sme OF ,be season.

Tho first game Of baseball Of the season.
was played ON Sunday last between the
Lone Stars Of Pinch, and the Market Street
sluegcrs, and resulted In victory for the
Lone Starr by score Of rs 10 T. The bat
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F. W. R0YSTER & co.
AuCTIoNEBRS.
CIIANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.


No s.0G7. R-Ih the Chanccry Count oi shelby
county W. H. VIM 81 AL Va James T. VIM Il
oil
ny virtue oi an lnicrlocuioy dccfop Cor ale, en-.
lend la the alnyc cause on the Hat day ui nurcm'
hon isss ~ b. page l5a will sill nj public nuo,
ton 10 the highest bidder, IN irunt Of tho Clerk
nnd Masters unluc. az the Mniu street cntnancc ut
the Courthouse VI shelby county, Memphis, Ieh'
uctscc ou
Saturday, Rad Day Of March, 1880.
within legal hour-, the following described prop
crty. situated ~ shelby county. Tenn iowlt
Lying and lring IN tho Fifteenth civil District
anre \ srcliun . Ia the nth surveyor dis,
fci hcriuuiug az n stake In the ccnigf ui the New
llHirigh nnad the same huluH the northeast corner
of the lincoln ~ acu turt thence north ~ DO
arcs-- east - chains aud links parallel with fad
foali thence s1utli q chains ~ links thencc west
~ chains and ~ links thence south aud erssing
Cyprcss creek n Chains ~ n stake thence wcst ?
chains aud y links thcnco north with the east line
nf aid Lincoln ~ tfHri ID chains aud ~ links
10 the beginning. containing ~ ncUs
Also $40 Hrur, BEGINNING Of a stake IN the
center uf The New liallcrh md ~ the Intersection
oi NAYS avenue. thencr north dcHrcs - min.
ute. west % chains thcncc east N chains AMI ~
links thrucc north dcafvca aud ~ minutes wet
in chains and ~ links Ht The Intersection ~ Mays
avenue with North avenue theucu east parallel
with said North avenue a. chains thcnce south ~
chains aud "a links. thence cnsi chains aud ~
Links thence south u chains aud Inks IA the
rrnipr ui the New raleigh rad, thence south -
drrfrrs D aernuds wrst With the Couiof u said und
q chains aud 70 links thence south n degrees Wtsi
With the ccntor oi aid fuad q chains % Che h,gn
Terms ~ ssle-cnsh. redemption barred.
THIS III day ui Nhuh, tssl
r. a. NCiiENNY Clcfk md Master.
" ". Goodwin, T. ". iiumcs, irhser a Boyle,
toli,ltuua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05
MIXING Ihrrn AMnN.

We are giving away every twentieth
pair Of Shoes. Call and sec our plan.
Everything at 20 per cent discount Tor
seven days more.
Lowry & Co., 800 Main Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05
CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6.gD R.-In the ChancCry Cnuu 81 shelby
county. -WililAm cash W Maria Cish 81 al
~ virtue oi an inicrocutory decree inr ale, en-
irud IN the above on the 18th DAY ~ fchrnafN
igs. ~ ~ ~, page ~, will scll, At public anqs
tlnn b. the highest hidduf. Ia front ui the Clert
and Masters once ~ the Main atrcet cnirance VI
The court house u shelby county, Memphis fcEf
ucssco. on
saturday. asa day of March. isss.
Within ioral hour, tho following described prop
cHy, situated IN Memphis, shelby county, fciin.
t0.Wt
ccrtain lot Or panel 81 land known g part q
lot four lil IN block thriy.nNc li!l 81 the touth.
est cufnrf nf iuniotpc aud Mulberry formerly
called si ratflrll street. beginning nt point ia
Inc s1uth line ui rnuintne street. whcfc u inier.
atts With the east line ~ Mulberry street. funnlnF
Thence east with the south side " fun.niuc stecE
srteuty .ntp tin iUrt thCnrc Eluihwhlull rlraNel
With Mulberry street, one hundred llVl ieec
thence wet plmilel With 'untnlnc ftnct NNtntl-
Ntr ~ i,srt Ia the east side ui Nulbgrl stftee
thence nurihwariy with thc east rlic ~ MulOerfy
first one hundrJ,l lioUl feet ~ the hgginnlng'
Terms ~ halc=uuc hall cam. halauro on =
credit 20 twelve months, note hoifing iutrtUst win
security nquind, lien retained, Uicmsuon
hafrsi
nils 1T DAY ~ March issS
D. n MciiENhN, clerk aud Mater.
n. y DlNand hcufy Cfan lf.. solicitors
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HENDERSON eco.
aE A. OF Cov,iandt St Naxy YORK;
SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBlA, MISS,
oFFERs THE skHvi cas- az TWO IRor-
TING SfALLIONs.
Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,

Capt. Carnes. No. 1924,
Limited 10 Ten Approved Mares ut 80 Cash the
scason-eeafon Kinds July !.
Colt troltcrs are IN demand. This horse should
get them. A. HIS sire 90 r. G., dpo0 was colt trot.
trr, his grnndsiro Onward, Liii) N the greatest
tfe OF colt troticrs known. ma, ing put four thns-
yearolds IN the - list IN one Year. his lr,t dam
lfAncy DAY record 2lu) was sirrd by Alcnldc WHO
got Ilylas tho sire Of the unhcat,n colt troitsr,
"susie S. 2is. his Second dam by anoi hor great
brood mare sire Kentucky clay lont 81 tho isodes
mare. dam Lady Ihnrnc, elhll ana Mainbuqo
latchculi hls thlrl dam by still another famons
brood marc sire, Edwin Forrest fourth, alth and
sixth dams BY thoroughbred sims, individually
Capt Cannes Is hWcN carold blood bay sixteen
hands high, elegantly proporuoned stallion
Col. Jefferson CBlind)
Ia Onered N the Public at 80 Cash.
Uc was sired by the greatest brool marc sire
known, Mani rino ratchUn, whosC sons nrC taking
dut rank ~ hruod msc hrca; dHm Alei an old.
time trottcr. Jcfcuon NJ thee years Of age was
picture that would make any hOrscman icd good
idil hands high. stylish. symmetrical and hney
lmiicd None of his ret arr blind all show splsn.
did trolting actlon, and ar game and hand gms
fosdstrrs. llo slrud the fastest twoycar old that
showed about Memphis last summer
az All stock handled carefully, but no rcsponsi.
tIllty ior accidents, mars pasiurgd nt ~ per
month fed grain, $40 For further Information
Address z. LYTLE. Mnn'gr.
los So Paul ~. memphis. Tenn.
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Paine's
Celery Compound

quickly qucts and strengthens thonorycs, when
irritatcd or weakened by oycrwork, excuses,
disease, or shock. II cures nervousness, head
ache, dyspepsia, sleeplessnoss mclancholla and
other Disorders OF tho nervous system.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MEMPHIS
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DIAMOND DYES SHs s T ISS acTATED FOOD % %
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10th DAY OF MARCH, 1889,

at block No one ul, In the town Of West Memphis
Cr.ttcndcn county, AlknusW, onet Tor sale pub
icly aud 10 the HIGHEST bidder, ior cash In hand.
"the intcrst Of Arthur Vance frank 4. Vance aud
Robert Vance In private survey No 2al5 TO Isaac
Fooy. ~ well as the east ouc.hiih 90 ot prlvnie
survey No 22N9 10 j. II. fooy, all situate, lying aud
being In the county Of trltcndcn aud State OF Ar
kansas ia township six CGl north, mngc nine Wl
cast" For MON minute description Of said land
reference l. hom made Ia the rcord VI said lnstru'
mcnt for the purposes Of a partition aud division
of tho said land amongst the owncr- thereof under
the said lndontuc aud ~ conditions. The title to
slid land l. believed 10 be good but shall ell aud
convey ~ Trustee only COT the purposes Aforesaid.
WI. VANCE. Jtt, Trustee.
February -, 1870.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
or
WEST ME MPHIS
Lam DIS.

Notice l. hereby given that under and by virtue
Of the authority In me vested by certain linden
turc from Robert Vance and Others IN Ralph Wal
her aud Others, Of date January n, 1883, aud duly
rccorlcl on page 90 Of Record look ~" In tho
Office 81 the Recorder Of Crlitonlcn county AZ
Marion. Ark, aud within tho hours Of judicial
sales beginning on the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05

ARLE LATHAM is working hard in the Lynn
Gymnasium.
PrTsBURe will be the first professional
club TO visit Cincinnati this season.
T,,,. n,,,ah. .i,,l L..
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Tones up the
Shattered Nerves

"Fortwo years was q sufferer nom nervous
debility. and thank God ana the dlscOycror OF
the valuable remedy, that paines Celery Com
pound cured me. lot cry one write 20 me for
advice" 0HoRGE W. B0urON, Stamford, conn.
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the venerable cx.Vicc.Prcsldoni, was escorted
20 his NJ the right Of the President pro
tenn, ingalls,, by his old friend Capt. Bassctt
and a. he moved across the chamber over
which he presided four ycars lac was greeted
by q generous clapping Of hands, the hrst
demonstration OF tie day
Mr.. Blame came In NJ this moment by a
rear door and mo testify took a scat ut the
extreme end Of the Senatorial body, but
could not cscapc discovery, and a ripple OF
tapplause ran over the chamber. This was
Ii,crcnsed 10 wave ne Senator Hale went
down and escorted him 10 d more prominent
scat. For the second time President lngnl I
rcbukcd the gallery aud iloor for the out
burst.
Gen. John G. Fremont only shortly pre-,
coded the entrance Of Gen. sherman ana
Maior.Gcneral scoheld and personal aides
the three latter being goVcously uniformed
In gold aud blue. Gen. sherman wore
black prince albert with his q. A. X hadg'
on the lapel OF his coat AZ 1910 the man
door OF the Senate wcrc opened AMI Door
keeper Christy escorted the diplomatic corp
10 their seats. The dean 81 the corps. Min
stcr Preston, Of llaytl. headed the line, ans
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
Turf Performances.
Speedy Trotting and Pacing al
Detroit Course.
EFFORTS TO BEAT THE RECORD.

Guy, the Trotter, and Johnston, the PAGER,
Try Against the Record of Maud s. and
the Pacing Phenomenon Comes Within u
Second of 1.-THE Oarsmen Who VIII
Appear at the Pullman Resatta-Jem
Smith and John l..
DETROIT, July.27.-The trotting and pac-
ing meeting closed yesterday with fine ex-
hibition of speed. The unfinished 2:l4
pace went to Roy Wilkes, who paced the last
heat in 2:144. A 2:2O pace followed, in
which Bud Doble took the three last heats in
2:lS, 2:15A, and 2:l7. The 2:l9 trot was
won by Kit Curry, in the two first and last
heats, the time being 2:lss4, 2:l9sl, and
2:22. The decision of the judges in the last
heat was that Kit Curry took the heat, al
though Geneva came under the wire first
The decision was thought by the crowd to
be unjust, and caused a great uprosr.
Went I'm to Beat Records.
Guy the great wonder, appeared between
the races to boat Maude s., record of 2:OSs4
for purse of 81 900. Father John, the run
ming horse, was started with Guy to push
him as much as possible He made the
quarter in 1915, half in 1909, three quarters
in 800 and the mile in 2:l2ls. The wind
was blowing rather strong at the time.
Johnston, the PAGER, also accompanied by
the runner Father John, attempted to beat
Maude s. record for special purse of $500.
He made the circle in 2;09$f, second slower
than the record.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
THE DAILY ARGUS
JOHN w. POTTER.
SATURDAY, July 81. 1889.

THAT the laboring men are getting
their eyes opened to the iniquities of the
war tariff, is evidenced in the result of
the special election at Braidwood, ILL.,,
the other day. Kelly. the democratic
candidate for mayor. was elected over
Francis, republican. by 1877 majority.
The election was held for the purpose of
filling the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Mayor Corey, who was superin-
tendent of the Chicago. Wilmington and
Vermillion mines at the time the lock out
was ordered. Mr.. Corey removed to Sc.
attic three weeks ago. He was elected
by one majority on a republican ticket
over a man nominated by the miners. In
Thursdays election the mining troubles
did not enter into the fight. Both candi-
dates were in sympathy with the miners.
but the latter took occasion to avow their
hostility to the party Of protective tariff.
At the presiden election Braidwood
went strongly republican and has always
been considered certain to give that par
" 200 majority.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
Harrison. sunday steamboat,ng
Indianapolis sentinel.


Some of the religious papers have been
pitching into Elder Harrison very brisklY
because of his Sunday pleasure trips.
Their structures have elected defense
from the elder No one" he says, lis
more Jealous for the proper observance OF
the Sabbath than am; and no one would
be more scrupu!Ous about his own coh>
duct in this respect than have been; yet
these newspapers are trying to make peo>
ple believe that | have suddenly become
grossly inconsistent in this regard. They
know that have no other time for rest,
and they know that | must have rest if
am to keep on with my work. They
know, too, that when have gone down
the river every Sunday, have done moth
ing but rest.
We are afraid Elder Harrison is back
sliding. Here in indianapolis he was al
WAYS regarded as a strict Sabbstsrisn. II
he goes steamboating on Sunday for rest,
why should he find fault with others who
90 fishing, or driving, or play base ball,
OF do other things on Sunday which the
elder, ii is understood. has always con-
sidered wicked As the New York Sun
says:
The sort of rest which consists in sit>
ting still in a steamboat is too poor for
the case. 1t leaves the mind occupied
with habitual subjects Of reflection. and
this will not do. Ii the president would
only 90 fishing he would get diversion; he
would be drawn away from the ordinary
occupations of his brain. and would really
find rest. He will say, perhaps. that
this would be interfering with the pro-
per observance of the Sabbath; but ii
would not interfere any more than his
practice of steamboat travelling. The
sin would remain about as it is now, and
it would accomplish IA purpose which the
steamboat travelling cannot.
The Sun further suggests that if Ell
der Harrison finds the labors of the pres
idency so hard that he must obtain rest
by breaking the Sabbath. he can resign
and let Vice-President Morton try it. Blu
this fancy sort of rest IN "a government o.
private steamboat, travelling up and dowt
the Potomac on the Sabbath, and Keep
ing a crew of men hard at work instead
of giving them a day off to 90 to church
10 not what was expected from goot
presbyterian like Il. ii.
However. if these Sunday excursion
were the only lapses to be charged up L
the account of President Harrison his cas-
would not be hopeless. SteambOating Of
Sunday may he considered eXceedingl
wicked by many good people. but 1t
certainly venial offense compared wit
the violation of pledges solelnnly given t
the people, the bestowal of importan
trusts upon. thieves and other kinds q
rascals, and the use of the power of th
presidency to promote the unholy scheme
of monopoly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

A bill providing for the abolition of CAPT
ral punishment is to be introduced in the
New Hampshire legisla
The Richmond Paper company, a large
Providence tR. L. concern, has failed. The
last statement of the company showed assets
of SSSI, 900 and liabilities of S6jS, 600
The death of J. III. Fenton, the well-known
Chicago dealer in turf goods, is announced
from Paris A cablegram states Chat he died
Wednesday night In the death of Mr.. Fen
ton hoTs and horsemen have lost a great
friend, it being conceded that he had done
more for them than any living man.
The bark Ivigtut, arriving at Philadelphia
Thursday, reports having passed forty seven
large icebergs during its passage across the
Atlantic.
The "Bald-Knobbers' of Ozark county,
Missouri, have warned Justice of the Peace
Johns to leave the county in ten days or be
lynched. Tie justice has been an active
anti-Bald- Knobber
Napoleon" Ives was refused a release Oh
writ of habeas corpus by Judge Ingraham at
New York Friday.
James Mccall, of West Troy, N Y,
kicked and stabbed his wife to death Friday
morning and delivered himself up to the
police, coolly admitting the murder.
The Erie Telephone Co. and the Bell Tele-
phone Co at Lowell, Mass, have consoli-
|datei
The Chaplin Mining company of Iron
Mountain, Mich, paid off its men in checks
on the Plankinton bank, Milwaukee,, Thurs
day, and the men presented the checks to
the First National bank of Iron Mountain.
There was S65, 900 to pay and as the bank
only carries about $4,000 in cash the run
broke it temporarily. There was much
excitement for a time, but the bank is all
right and will be ready to pay Monday.
The failures during the seven days ended
Friday We're: For the United States, 1877
| for Canada, -; total, 2l6. For the cores
ponding week of last year the figures were
1913 IN the United States and - in Canada
A family at indianapolis were all poisoned
Thursday evening by drinking milk supposed
| to have been dealt out from corroded tin YES.
| sells They will all recover.
The Cedar river at Waterloo, Ia, is so low
| that the mills will have to use steam in order
| to operate.
A young man named Bass, living near Ty
| Ty, Ga, ran away with Miss Sheaver, anC
| married her. The male members of the
| Sheaver family went cunning for the young
| husband He stood them all off with hi
battery, and now everything is serene il
| Georgia
| A hailstorm which passed over Crawfords
vile, Ind, Friday covered the ground in
some places with hail-Stones as large as hens
eggs to the depth of foot.
A desperate Italian shot and killed Deputy
| Sheriff Moore, of Wallace, n. NJ. Friday,
while the latter was trying to arrest him
NJ. f. Billings the lawyer of Waverly, Ia
who was granted new trial on the charge
of killing County Attorney Kingsley, of tina
| town, is reported to have escaped from tn.
custody of the sheriff at Gary, y. L, where
he had gone by permission of the court.