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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
3 Acres, More or Less.

described 10 deed from Nicholas c. Carlile and
wife TO said Henry, dated December 3lst, 1881,
and recorded amongst the Land Records OF Har-
ford county, 10 Liber A. l.. j., No. A. folio 2O6-
ms i = land y improved by two-story FRAME
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
MONUMENTAL PLATING WORKS.

Ifyou have any Forks, Spoons, Walters, &C.,
which need REPEATING with Silver, send them to
me and will replate them in the best manner,
at small cost making them look as fresh as
when first bought. All kinds of Plating done TO
order. at short notice. W. +. Focke. No. l05
Hanover Street. Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
TERMS OF SALE.

The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are
tina one-third of the purchase money shall be
pad IN cash on the day of sale. or on the rattca-
lion thereof. In the discretion of the trustee |;
one.third thereof in six months and the residue
in twelve molfns from the day of SALE the credit
payments u bear interest from the day of sale
and 10 be tured by tho notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with security TO be approved by tn
STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS,
Trustee.
J. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. snov
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
90 Acres, More or Less.

described in a deed from Richard ]. Gittings,
trustee, to said Henry, dated January II, 1860,
and recorded amongst the Land Records OF Bal
timoro County in Liber G. II. c., No. 81, folio
ii6.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
TRUSTEES SALE
or A VALUABLE
Steam FIGURING Mill!
FULL ROLLER PROCESS,
WAREHOUSES; AND FARM,

In pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
for Hartford caunty. as Court Of Equity, the
subscriber as trustee, will sell at Public Auction
at the Court House door. in Bel Air,
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER sOth. 1850,
At i2 o'clock. NJ, all that valuable
Milling Property, Warehouse Farm
belonging to the firm Of Henry Reckord & Sons
0ately dissolved by the death of Henry ReckordO
particularly described as follows:
l. All that Valuable
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15

2O7 and 900 McElderry's Wharf. Baltimore, Nd,
manufacturers and dealers in Glass, Oils, Paints
and Naval Stores, and Ready Mixed Paints of all
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15
IL Acres, More or Less.

s.. All those several Pieces of Land, In Har-
ford county, supposed to contain about
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-15

% ACRES, more or Less,
known as the Lime Kiln" property, described
N deed from the executors of Mrs Susan p
keech to said Henry. dated November 18th 1873
and recorded as last aforesaid In Liber A. L. j.,
No. Al, folio 3l. ''
, 1889-05-23
SHIELDS IS SOLID.
A Puget Sound Man Owns
Omaha or $22,OOC,0OO.
The Notorious frankie Howard
in Trouble at Helena.
A Sensational shoOiing.-R nn Churches
Burned-A Suicide at pendleton.-
The Cosl Land Cases.

TACOMA. May 20 >ppcial Twenty or
thirty Years Nv" r beii Shields, then com.
pHraliv-N yuuug man. noqu red ~ home
si-aI size where Omaha now siand.. After
perfeciing hls iitle he left for Caliioin'a
Nhh his wi'e and family, and there nc.
Qu,r-d cod.iietable smuunt Of properly.
wpIve years seo he qnsIreled win his
fami y and left his Cali urpia property in
lected rents paid ne haifuypr To- the fam
ily and deposited the rnIainuer in the
bank 10 the credit o. Shr Ids The latter
moved to Puget sound and has tor many
wears been working as u q " lsburer In,
PuNallup. twelve miles from here.
A her he lett for California the Omaha
tow neit- company jumped his clain and
includedlt in The land- they sold Shields
commenced suit auain>t them sixteen
Years sgn and the ease has been in the
courts evri since. Two or three days ago
he received word that the supreme court
II the United States had q, cidpd the case
i'm his iavur and that the dsinaeps had
been ass-ssed ut S22 QUO 0CO. Shields has
sem his brother. s,aIe 5, UatOr In Nebraska,
power of attorney with Instructions to 10
All, ad with the enforcement of the Jndg
nent obiau-d. He had received n leL'er, q
few days bpf,rc this from his California
agent ~ ki"g him t,r insiruciio ions ~ to The
investment of rents from his California
property which had ac,'nm muIated tn be.
tween S2,j O'O and $50 900 shields IL u
man b8 ar 90 years Oid aud has many
friends throus hout this COuntry who be-
live his good fortune will prove q blessing
and not bsne To him.
, 1889-05-23
O'BKIEN GETS FUNNY.
He Says Irish I,i~gsiity 10 Bred In the
United stAtss.

LoNpoN, May 22-William O'Brien con.
tinued his teslimony before the Parpell
commission. The league he tad was
founded chiefly TO oppose secret landlord
con binatioDs. Landlords formed COM
bination having a capital OF 81 600 900 for
the purpose OF carrying out evictiOns by
Wholesale. and replacing the evicted ten
a,ts with colonies of tenants from other
countries. He had been member of a
committee OF the league since its orRaniza'
ton, and had never heard q suggestion to
encourage outrage. Witness attended the
convention In America in 1886. but had no
connection with dyHamiters while there.
The vast bulk of those who attended the
convention were men OF the highest stand.
ing. He drew q distinction between Grim
inaity and illegslty. The Irish," he
said, 'have An earnest, healthy iepuision
tor criminslity. As to Illegally: It meant
irreverance for the Law as law. lllegalitv
Is bred in the United States" tLaughter.]
In answer to further questions by the at
torney general O'Brien said 1t was im pos
sible to sav what WAS legal and what WAS
illegal in Ireland. Anything that Two res
ident Magistrates may say IL law. Is law.
The league certainly tended to lessen out
rage, but no league uor human power
could prevent crime In such q crisis as that
OF 1870 He never advised the people to
| assist the government In the detection OF
crime because that would be accepting a
responsibility that the league wholly re-
| pudiat~d. The United Ireland never de-
| nOunced secret societies. and the league
| weaned ninete. n n-twentieths OF the people
in Ireland from such societies.
, 1889-05-23
The N. z. Unai Clnims.

PORTLAND May % Special.-A. p. Sharp
stein, VIM has been III Washington for the
Ias. Two months colitesting the title of the
Northern Pacific Coal Company to large
portion If tneir property III the RosylD
coal mining district, has returned He
says lie succeeded iii Cunvi cling the de-
partment of the interior that the coal
company. entries of land were fraudu
tent. The company uhers acts and are
now endei ,''-ius 10 justify Their es,,ries-ty
the saiiis Ss4''sn-str wbicn brSSusht thth.
disaster in the late decision ottbe supreme
court uf Washington territory. The case
will cone up in sixty days upon the right
Of pers N 10 sell his coal right before
entry. The lands involved are OF great
value
, 1889-05-23
THE TICKET soALPERs.
They Meet and Talk Back at the Hloatsd
KMiIrOMd CorpOrAtLOas.


NEW YosK. May 22 The American
Ticket Brokriu' Associate began its ali-
nu.i convention to-day President Mctsry
called the c'uvention To order and read his
annual address. He called attention to
the iact that the great railroad carp 'rat ions
have been tor the past few months endeav.
oripg to have the business Of the members
at the association branded a. illegit'u,ate
These nagnates he said, had bv every
means in their power tried to have laws
pas ed by different legislatures, declaring
the business illegal. but they had sisnally
iai led. small railroads, he SAID, prinrI
palIy dep+hded ON ticket bloktrs foi sub
sisience and that WAS the resson why the
large railroads wished TO destroy the busi'
hess Of the brokers.
The report Of the executive committee
dealt manly with what wbs termed ihe
persecution to which the members OF the
bsso citation We're subjected during the past
year. 1t says in part: Our occupation
mas been NAL gned, scandalized aud mis-
represented; charged with conspiracy.
with crime, with fraud and with all that IL
evil but the public has been our ally and
truth and honest dealing our only weapon.
he report wAs adopted. Amer several
com nmunioatiOns had been read the con
venti"n adjourned. The report Of the
executive committee referred to several
| mein nbers who had teeu expelled from The
| association for violation Ot the the rules
Among these are PEBBLES Bros. ut Ogden,
and j. Is. Garland at San Francisco.
, 1889-05-23
MONTANA RAIL NOTES.
The Northern pacih6's Butte HranCh--The
U. T.. WiIl Agaim Take the NJ. U.

BUTTE Mont. Msy % Special. i.-Grcund
was Urok-n t., day on the Northern Pacific
suite branch known ~ the "H"mestake
Pass route" The line to the suDmit will
he completed In nintty days Work at
the butte end will be commenced near ths
Silver Bnw hill.
Vice President Holconi. General Man
aver Kinha !, Assistant General Manager
Cummings ~ the Union Pacific, are ON
tour at Inspection OF the road. They are
non -c"mnnttal concerning contemplated
improvements on the Montana Union tine.
These improvements were recommended
some time since by Snperintend, Law.
ana agreed to by the Union Pacific, hut
owing To The failure OF the Northern Pa
citic directors 10 ratiiy, nothing has yet
been doue should the Unwn Pacific, un.
aided by any other company, cairv cut the
proposed work on the Montana Union, IL
would probably knock out the agreement
which made the road possible. he road
would no doubt iall back into the hands ot
the Union Pacific, the original owners Of
the right OF way and narrow Siase to
Garrison. The Union Pacific let the North
ern Pacific into Bulle by creating the
Montana Union, but the brea ling of
ground on the Homestead rass route, the
Northern Pacific branch to This city. may
serve MS AL explanation why the Northern
Pacific directory failed to ratiiy Superln-
trndent Laws plan for embeilishing the
Montana union.
, 1889-05-23
Mi.tnk.. Abou, the Cup Race.

To THE EDlTOR: Evidently your re.
porter did not obtain his information re-
Hardinn the ''Cup Race" from a very re-
liable -Curce. To begin with. the cup
was not hung by the fair associatiop.'
The tair association had nothing whatever
to do with the cup. and never had. The
cnp was purchased by Messrs. Cutter,
s,mmel z+glsr, YshstsEl . ~ ~, .sas-nn ,,.,r.
~ IN fur that cup unless BY uuspiwons
consent. The further statement that It
might take Ave to ten heats o decide the
race is absurd, ,as it Ia a two-in.three
race, ith not TO ,xcttd four starters.
Yours truly,
A, A. NEwpRRY.
, 1889-05-23

The steady growth of Waterville that
has continued uninterrupted through the
chunving SeasOus VI the last twelve
months appears to take q new Impetus az
every week her advantages are seen by
new comtrs. Waterv,ile Is generally rec
ogniz4d as sister of Spoksne Falls. Seat.
tie aud Tacoma-the prairie city OF the
treble her population before snow fiiss
again there is not the slightest doubt:
That it will be the center of system ot
railroads carrying on the traffic between
Eastern and Western Washington is now
generally conceded among The promoters
Of railroad enterprises. Big Bend Em-
pire.
Last Sunday the good people of Spokane
Falls took occasion to ovrr~ helm our lake
and city with gay excursionisfs aud pleas
ure seekers. Upwards OF 200 people ar
rived on tue morning train apd befook
themselves to the lake or hote according
to preparations made before starting Our
little city gave the visitors u hearty well
come and we trust all will coWe again.
One thing to be regretted j. that lack ot
cars prevented more than 250, who had
made preparations, from coming -Coeur
d'Alene Civ Times.
Tue following men have learned what
it costs 20 indulge in a drunk IN this city
! sfier appearing in the police court before
+ Judge Curry: l., Simons, drunk. IS and
costs; J. Williamson, vav, $40 and costs;
! j. Goodwin. drunk and disorderly, IS an /
, costs; NJ. Cro~eli, drunk and cisordrrly.
! S5 and costs; G. Anderson. drunk, ~ and
costs; E. 9. Bachelor, drunk, ~ and
| costs.
Robert Z. and w. B. Mcfarland visited
Spokane Falls this week. Roosrt IL ono
of ldaho's rising young attorneys, having
several Important suits in the coming dis-
trict conrt.-Coeur 'Alene City limes-
, 1889-05-23

CHICAGO, Nav 22.-Ihe sensational di.
vorce case in which Leslie Carter charged
his vile with adultery and she charged
him with Az unWentiDns BILE crime toward
her, concluded this morning, The jury
finding the woman guilty as charged and
the husband not euilty. The case has been
iuli OF sensations, mostly to the discrtd DIT
of Mrs. Carter, linking her name In vari-
ous ways With kyhl beilew, The actor. and
Mr. Constable. tie New York mere chant.
her ply sicsn and others, and only par
tinlly accounting for the vast sums which
Mrs. Carter spent in Europe.
, 1889-05-23
YEsrEnDAY's BALL GAMES.
New York Heats Ch,csgo and Irdisnap-
UIis HtWts lSUaiull.


"Iis HtR,s Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-O'Brirn could
not gel ibe bril over be plate most at the
ire to'dHy. The Phlnts ron The game
by several clever sacr tice hits. = he visi
tors " ere greatly dissatisfied with tha ui,l.
piring and once were gong 10 leave lh-
grounds The game was called NJ ihe end
uf the seventh lHping ON account al rnin.
-cofe-Philadpl 4 l-v.lanc 3. Bat.
teries--Pbiladelphia Burlington aud Cle,n'
en,s. Gle v-land, O'Prien and Ziininer.
Boron, Msy % The VISITORS defeated
the home team in an exciting game this
All erhOUn that WAS iuil Of fine play. Tue
uatting WAS sbOut even, The only men To
strike cut on ither eide were the pitchers,
Score Indianapolis 8 Boston 4 BAT.
,eri,s- ludianap pois G-issn and Buckley (;
BOSTON. ClarksOn and Bennett.
INV York, May 22.-thcBgo and New
York played their first game OF the season
Together this aflernOun, keeie MIS-
effective but rather wild. The lone tesii
won rsther easily, doing by lar the better
work with the oat.
Scor.-New YORK II. Chicago 4 Batter.
i,s-New York, K-tie aud Ewing; Chica.
60, Tener and ~onntrs.
No game at Washington or CUlun.u us on
acou uut Of rain
Al Bo>ton-Boston 4, Clarkson and Ben.
nett; Indianapolis 8, Geizein and Buckley.
Al ui,vilie-L Lousviiie z Ewing aud
Vaughn; Balimors IL. Cunnibghani and
late.
at Kansas City Kansas City 2, Conway
and DJnohue; Brooklyn l3, Ca. ruthers
aud V-sner.
AT st Louis--St. Louis o. Devlin and
Boyle; Athletics 8, seward and Robinson
, 1889-05-23
MoAULIFFE BEsTs LEES.
The Australian Put tO sAeep by the Big
Californian.

The Austra1ian Put tO sAeep by the Big
Californian.
SAN FRANCISCO May pa A fight 10 a
finish between joe McAullfie OF San Fran.
cisco add Tom Lees, ex.chsp,pion of Aus
tralit, Tor q purse OF $3.50 took place to.
night under the auspices Of the oolden
Gate Athletic Club. Is nth men were in
good condition, MoAulifie weighing about
200 pounds and Lees l70 McAuliife forced
the fighting from the start, and after he
had delivered several telling blows Lees
covered his face with his arms
and fought waiting fight
He did not succeed In getting
in any effective blows on McAuliffe. In
the eighth round McAuliffe knocked Lees
down with right handler but the latter got
up McAulifie came at h,m like tiger
and sent in blow alter blow. Lees went
up against the ropes with hands down and
McAuliff- had him at his mercy. Joe
I squared of and put the Australian to slice p
with a couple Of right handlers on the jaw
| and the fight was over. McAulitfe was not
hurt, while Lees presented CORY specta-
! Gle.
, 1889-05-23
Tate,n successOr.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 22.-The republi
can state convention To nUmina'e csDd di-
date To fill the office caused by the depart
nre OF treasurer Tate, to-day selected John
u. Barrett OF Louisville. Resolutions were
ado pied which endorse the policy OF the
general government and the Blair educa-
tiopa bill.
WHEELING, w. Va, May 22.-Harrison
county was visited by u terrific hail storm
to-day. which did great damage to crops.
In this city hail lay or the ground fioni
three TO five inches ueep. The farmers
loss will be verv heavy.
, 1889-05-23
a PUGILIsr IN PRISON.
a nicer lex eTnsn knocks Tom Fra
Ia, al

Oficer NJ OK VTnsn knocks Tom Frsker
out la one Round.
Tom Fraker. the heavy weight pnRilist,
has come to nri,f. He was creating dis
turbance in u lodging house and the land
lady rang for AN officer. Officer Mcker.
nan responded to he call aud requested
Mr.. Fraker to accompany hi to the Jail,
when the pugilist made remark 10 the
effect that he was undecided about com
pl, ing with the request of the officer. The
result was that the officer slipped u pair OF
nippers on bis wrist and took him to jail.
where he now fingers on account of iusuf-
6cipnt means with which to liuuidate the
IS fine imposed upon him by Judge Curry.
, 1889-05-23
THE HORROR OF HORRORS.
Most sicksning Dtsc'osures Regarding
the Chicago Asylum.

the Chicago Asylum.
CHICAGO. May 22,- In the inquiry o. to
the state Of affairs in the Cook county
insane asylum to day DR.. ClevsnRer. form.
erly = member OF ttas medical staff there,
testified that It was impossible for Tepn'
table practitioner or attendant to stay
there. The most disrepntabl ones were
the ones to stay because they devoted more
time to intrigue. Tbe uisreputable ones
prac,iced a system Of elimination OF the
better element by either physical violence
or other means.
sin 1886" said the doctor, ''physicians
vbo secured bodies at the asylum, for dis
, 1889-05-23
sw EET SINGERS.
Several Hundred Imported Song Birds
Freed IN Portland.

Freed IN Portland.
PORTLAND, May 90 Special al.-Several
hundred song birds reden'ly received from
Germany. comprising nigbtingales, sky
larks. thrushss. s,arlings, gold, green. bull
aud chatiinches, linneis, etc which have
bevn on exhibition for several days in laree
cages at The expositOn building, where
they have been recuDerating aud reRaining
the use uf their wings, were turned loose
at the city park and adjoining private
grounds to day. Such juyovs twiltei ing
and huu.riDg rs took place hen tue
cages wee opened and the little prisoners
released in the bright sunshine was never
heard In he state before.
A number OF the birds have been sent to
various parts of the state. No fea,s are
entertained rs To the birds doing we'll, but
the question is will they know where to
migrate this winter and Will they return
here IN the spring. The society having
charge of the birds Is already preparing Tor
further importations, and English residents
are contemplating the bringing out Of
singing birds from Great Britain, the
British sparrow not being included IN the
| lisl,
, 1889-05-23
DUMONI'- DOINGs.
He ~ Gathering Show Indians and no Up.
rlsIng IL AntIciInttd.

rising In anticipated.
FORT BENTON, Mont, May q, Special -
Dunont. the nnled lieutenant uudsr Louis
Rel. Is here. He emphalicaIly denies that
he was on issinn Ia oIganizs n force Of
1ndians and half breeds L., aid Crows at
Batocbe In another uprising again It tn.
Canadian government. When he was at
Montreal he made arrangements with a
Parisian gentleman to furnish him with
lUO half breed Indians aud l2U Indian po
MES ter exhibition Ut ih- Paris exposition
II is obj -ot IN coniiIg to Montana is To com.
pete MS selection ut men and horses. He
does not think he Batoche haii breeds will
create any iur er trouble with the Canal
ian gOVrrnlntDt-not with his consent any
how. He believes that the Canadian gov
,rnment is urjust q them He says their
wrongs can't tie redressed py blood>bed.
Time aud afuller consideration OF their
iNst demands Will work cut satisfactory
INCLUSION of The W hoie matter
, 1889-05-23
The Knjph,vat Ol,mpls,

OLYMPIA, May ~. Spccial.-'rhere was a
large attendance nt The meeting OF The
grand lodge o Tie Knights Of Pythiss this
morning. The Committee on credentials
being unable 20 report recess was taken
until 4 o'clock In the interim tho parade
took place, and hut for the unpleasant
weather 1 would have been a com plete
success, A heavy fail OF hail mad the r.
feet of breaking the ranks considerably
The annual reports we're read, which made
a satisfactory showing. The ip.iease In
membership in six years has been over
l0QD,
, 1889-05-23

CARSON WAS CAUGHT.
He Stole Two B.k.a.'f Cisars ON River
sl,Is. and liz Now III JnIl.

s,ds. and IN Now IN jail.
Last night about l0:30 sneak thief en-.
tered ihr Golden Gate Bottlips Company's
store on Riverside avenue. and while the
proprirtors were engaged In the rear OF the
room, he helped himself to two boxes OF
cigars. but one Of the proprirtors noticed
him ~ he was leaving the door and took
after him The thief ran west on River.
side avenue, knocking several fellows
down that stten, pied to stop him. then he
turned down Howard street only to be
caught by Officer McKernau. Captain
Martin. who is ever on hand when needed,
III the other officer escorted their prison
-r TO The city jail where h. gave the name
of J. b. Carson and stated that lie WAS
from New York. Carson's chances are
very bright for short terul in the county
iail
, 1889-05-23

OLYMPIA, May, ~. Special AT to-dsy's
session ut the grand lodge OF the khieh's
of Pythias. Spokane Fails was selected rs
the n-xt place ut meeting. resolution
was adopted directing the representatives
tu the supreme loit. to use Efforts TO re-
tain the lodges Of Northern Idaho in the
jurisdiction OF Washington territory. A
resolution adopted at the last session pro-
hibit,ng subordinate lodges from ntertain.
ing applications for membership from
saluonkeppers was re.enacted. The ieso-
luton does not apply to those joining by
card,
, 1889-05-23
Chief OF the puyal,ups Dead.

TACOMA, May 81, Special. = sammy
Thompson, judge and chief Of the Puyal.
lup Indians, the man wh'' blocked the re-
cent attempted steal of the water front
from Pu, allup, died at his residence on
the reservation yesterday If consumption.
gent man
Ex Governor Alger of Michigan will be
ou here in July to finally select location
for his large lumber mill on the sound.
, 1889-05-23
A COLD SNAP.
wisconsin aud Mionesota Vegetables aud
Fruits Ruined by Frost.

MiNNEAroLis, May 22-A number Of
TOW ms in Central and Southern Minnesota
repor. hard irost this morning, doing
damage to vegetation.
DETROIT May pa slight fall Of snow
Is reported frGn, several parts OF the state
this morning. A furry 81 snow passed
over this c'ty at an early hour.
MILWAUKEE, May % 2-Dispatches from
the interior Of the state indi, ate garden
truck and tender shoots, and carly corn
severely nip,'ed by frost last night, and ice
troni one e.eighth IN one fourth Of Hn inch
In thicknes was formed, 1t Is feared that
the wbsrry crop in st. Clair and Price
counties is total loss.
, 1889-05-23

The second annual reunion Of the Villa
Walla Pioneer Association viii be held IN
the city of Walla Wnlla Monday, June 10.
al / 80 o'clock =. NJ. All persons who
settled in that portion Of Washington,
Oregon and Idaho wing east of the Cas-
cade mountains prior to January l. 1858,
are eligible to neu bership. Pioneers are
cordially invited to be present.
HENRY KEELING, Secretary.
, 1889-05-23
rIoHriso ABILITIES At rHs POOLS

at election time Brawls, drunkenness,
na,hs. incessant alarins. pistol slO"iinR.
inmoralit,, stealing, etc, txerttd = Ve,y
depressing influences upon doesn't tff1n'sl-
there, and caused them ~ waste n'uch ~
their energy IN keeping oui Oi rows. The
,n,nuty board financial reIDrts wpr- Alsi-
fled and confused IN a:yarirty NJ ways. and
often the expressions general exprn'ts'
would cover thuu-ands ot d.llArs ar more
~ u,,acc"mntpd bills Everything WAS
done TO make An sppArent showing OF .x'
ternBl c,.anine-s hut the whitewasbing
and the n ,wprs and well KEPT lawn opn>ti
int-d the surroundings Of whited sepul-
chre"
, 1889-05-23

WALLA WALLA. May ~. Special.-This
mo ninG the case against ByDes BtOtbers
'"r drying stock on tue track OF the O X
~ N road near Touch-t last fall was ended.
lhe jury found u v-rdics Of guilty.
The crit rial -unday School conven.
tion meets at North Yakima May %.
o. II. Il T engineers report The road can
be buiit here from Grande II Jnde via Nil.
ton 500 600 cheaper than to Centerville,
Oregon.