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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
NO EQUAL RIGHTS.
south Carolina n~mocrats Repeal tn,
Civil Rights Law.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 1S.-The legislature Ia
repealed by unanimous vote the ciyi
rI4h's law which as passed by the Re
! puhIIcanS when inpoWer in SOnth Caro-
lima and has remained on the statut,
| books ever since. lis repeal was recon-
N" ".rded by Gov Robinson in his annuu
message, and he at the same time rec
ommended that the railways be reqnireo
to furnish equal hut separate accommoda
tons tor the two races.
The civil rights law provided that the
same accommodations be provided for
both races by all common carriers, hotel
keepers, theater managers, etc, and fixed
a heavy penalty on hotel keepers who
should refuse to accommodate a COIOred
man, and provided that if any railroad
refused, on account of his color, to allow
a cIizen to occupy any coach its charter
should be forfeited.
The repeal bill was introduced by John
Garry Evans, of L lgefeld, who said that
the act had been declared unconstitutional
by the United States supreme court, and
that it was blot upon the statute book.
lie hoped the bill would be passed with
out discussion. 1t was passed without
debate, although there were three negroes
present
The Plain-Speaker, of Orangeburg, the
negro organ Of tie stat, bitterly
opposed the repeal Of this act, and pre-.
iicted if it was done and separate accom-
modatlons were provided it would lead to
blOodshed and serious trouble.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
THE GOVERNMENT MUST LOSE.

At the session of the Sicott defalcation
committee it became evident that the
majority favor an appropriation bill to
cover the deficiency, but the minority op-
pose this measure, and, il necessary, will
make a minority report.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

New YORK, Dec. 17.-Joseph Kracko,
a Bohemian carpenter, became insane
last night and threw his children out of a
third story window. He said he saw
Jesus in the yard and threw his children
to him as Christmas presents. They fell
on the fire escape and were seriously in
jured. kracko then ran amuck and as
saulted several men and women. He was
finally subdued after fierce struggle with
four policemen. He is in the hospital, a
raving maniac.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. E
Dake's advertising agency, "a and s.
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
CAL, where contracts for advertising car
be made for it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
CONTEST INQUIRY.

The house has adopted resolution
directing the committee on elections to
inquire into the contested election case
of Clayton against breckenridge, from
the I'd district of Arkansas, Clayton hay
ing been assassinated while preparing
his case
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
CONDENS ED NEWS.

Influenza is reported in Boston, Mass.
Seven inches of snow fell at Newburg,
NY
Three inches of snow in New York state
and six in Vermont.
Six hundred aud seventy-seven for
eigners landed at Castle garden Sunday
The California floods have caused a
loss of quarter million to grain growers
Elmer E. Irwin was killed by james
Toohey at Coyington, Neb., in a saloon
row.
The Key West cigar strike is as far from
settlement as ever. No cigars are being
made.
Judge Longenecker has declared his
intention to push the Cronin jury bfibing
case.
The Portuguese intend to maintain their
position in east Africa, in spite OF English
threats.
suit at Wheeling, w. Va, has re-
vealed most sensational case of i'm,
morality.
The indications are that little of import
ance will occur in either house OF congress
this week.
West Virginia's legislature will be called
to meet January 8 to settle the guberna-
torial contest.
Congressman Oates is preparing very
elaborate immigration bill, which he will
introduce soon.
Count Preto has issued a manifesto ask
ing Brazilian mOrarchists to remain true
to the emperor.
Mr.. Gladstone has declared himself I'M
able to take leading position in the eight
hour movement.
Iowa investors in California real estate
who made only first payments are being
sued for the balance.
The Mexican chamber of deputies has
approved the concession to Gen. TrevinC
for 81 ,0OO,u 100 hotel.
The value OF the total output of the zinc
and lead mines in the Joplin, Mo-, district
last week was $66,7S0.
Late news from Brazil intimates that
the people are not altogether satisfied with
the new order of things.
A break in Comstock mine shares at
San Francisco ruined Louis Mandelbaum
and he committed suicide.
The Club National, leading liberal or
&C, ization of Montreal, has voted in
fa> sr of annexation to the United States
j. H. Braun, jr., Baltimore, is gone,
and several hundreds poor folks who had
savings in his bank are anxious to know
where.
McAulife forfets the light weight
championship to Carroll on condition
that Carroll allows him to fight at 1871
pounds.
| Wllkesbarre Knights of Labor will de-
mand 20 per cent increase i'll pay OF
miners on February |. Twelve thousand
men were discharged on the strength OF
this anticipated demand.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

The Importance of purifying the blood can,
not be oyerestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify, vtalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doo,,I;,u Sarsaparilla. 1t strengthens
TCSuildI and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
While it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecl,l- I+ooIf
lar curative powers. No ~ iloOh
other medicinehas such record of wonderful
cures. If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t is u Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

The Case of Ball Players.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.--Col. Rogers
as solicitor of the Philadelphia league bal
club has filled bill in equity against
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

Players Hallmsn and Burlington. settiu
forth the nature Of tie inagne. its cen
Iracts etc, and askei that the players be
strained from swing thsir services
ball players for the season of 1890 to aay
Other club. These will be made test
cases.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
Spread of the InHuenZa.

BERLIN, Dec. 1S.-Prof. Layden, lectur-
ing at the clinical institute last night,
traced the epidemic Of Influenza to the
causes which produced the fever which
prevails in the east, The clinical jour
nails announce that the influenza is
spreading.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
Death Of Rev. DR.. JeiI'rey.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 15.-Rev. DR.. Reuben
Jeffrey, a distinguished and well known
Baptist minister, died in this city yester-
day afternoon, aged 62. He was bril-
liant and eloquent speaker DR.. jeffrey
had had charges in Philadelphia, Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Denver He was
born in England.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
Prof. Loisette's Memory System

Is creating greater interest than ever in
all parts Of the country, and persons wish
ing to improve their memory should send
for his prospectus free, as advertised in
another column.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18
NOMINATIONS

The president has transmitted the fol-
lowieg nominations to the senate: An
drew W. Crau ford, receiver of public
moneys at Roseburg, Ore.; Frank M.
Foote, receiver of public moneys at
Evanston, Wyo. Fremont Wood, United
States attorney for Idaho; Willoughby
Cole. California, United States attorney
for the southern district of California;
Geo. E. lard, California, United States
marshal for the southern district of Cali
foruia,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-18

Wlkesbarre Knights of Labor will de-
mand 20 per cent increase i'll pay Of
miners on February |. Twelve thousand
men were discharged on the strength OF
this anticipated demand.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

Columbus SubilGuu. Sparien rtiitet
ft6, baS 400jdbrige Sltbildum Der Gnt=
beduug Guterifa'8 TN Sotober 1892 feili6
5n begeben. 9(ue GulturpDlfer Der grpe
io(len sur Gbeillobme eingelaoen weroen,
ltnb fit Die bette S6rift itber baS 3ettalter
Der maritiuen GntOefungen IN ieiner gnt=
Itebun9, ietnem Serluuf unb ietnen Sol9eu
oui Dem mtrtbI6aitli6en, Sanpels=, polttt-
I9en unb culturellen @ebtete ltnO Breile
ppn 10000 be5p. 10000 8eletas ausge=
leet, tpel9e Die f0ntgli6e 9lfaoeulie Der Sc
i9i9te in WaDrio pergeben miro. Nu9 in
ben Ser. Staaten be9innt man iibrigens,
ii9 nit Dert Sprbereitungen fitr Die Sltbel=
feter ernitli9 5u bei6dftigen. On bat
Wtappr Grallt ppn Seem Oorf an1 II. bs.
etne @tnlaOung an 500 Der berpprragenDl fen
SnDultrielen bes 2anbeS Sn ether beute
CAM 20. Suit ltattfinOenOen 8eratbung
ilber Die anldBli9 beS Slbildums 9eplante
@eltauSl teltung erlaiIen. Soffentlt9 mirb
IN ml erem Qaube auf fatbpltI6er Seite
gtei6fuIS b~ei5eiten fit eilte lpiir0i9e a(l9e=
meine 6eier Spriprge getrpffen Grdgt
bp6 bic Gntocdnns {bes groBen @enusisn
ein eminent fatbolii6eS @eprdge! g}tdt
blp6, neil Der GntOefer utb leine Manu=
i9ait &atbpliten lparen. G8 mar, ME aug
Ieinen 8riefen berpprgebt, III erIter 2i1tie
Der Grtuutpb beS &reu5e5, ben Der tief
reli9i6Ie, finblih irOmme Seefabrer in Die
ppn ibm auigeiu9te uno gefunbene nele
&elt tragel1, Die Sertiubigltng oer Sells
bptl4aft Die er Den III Der Ota6t beS Set
bentbumS irrenpen 8elppbnen perntittellt
mplte. 0ieie GbatIa6e lpute ppn Den &a=
tbpliten beS 2unbeS burb cine entipreGenbe
&lnbgebm1g gum NuSOrltf gebra9t unb
Der 9laubenSeifrige fatbrliide 6elo emf
iprehenD geieiert mcrben, .GOr,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
Uusldlro.

Scuti@lanS. Der &atier befinDet
iid iett eini9en Tagen sum &elu6 ieiner
@rpBmlttter, Der S0ni9iu Sictpria, tn
6 9 ) mO miro bort eepaltia fetirt.
9td6 ~ieiner &iiftebr mill ct Den 8rir3reoen=
ten ppn Saiern bciudeu. 9(m II. ).
wirb in Berlin Der &aiier ppn Seter=
d ermartet. Sin 3uiammentreffen Der
betNen beutlhen &ail er nit Dem Gsar
tptrb II i6t ltattiinben. Nuf meiqerte ith
Der leete>e, irseno mel6en Gner6letl1nqen
Slsmarf'S Ietn Sbr SIT perleiben, iplanae
ntft etIle pprberige Anerfennura Der gn=
lprit4e &uBlaao's auf Sreibeit Ser Nctipn
auf Der Salfanbalbtniel erfplat. Die prni=
nblen Ilsi idten an Der ierbiI6=bulaariiden
Sren5e, an Der beibe &e9ierunaen Sruppen
anbdufen Die @rbebuns auf &reta urS Die
Concentrating elmer rulitl9en Irmee um
&arS I'M &aufai us perni6ten iebe Spffnuno
parauI, Dap Der Seiu6 bes gsaren troenS
ettpas InOeres als refine Sprmlihfeit. Bic
CT pern m6glid, slei6faGIs nmaeben mpdte,
ST bereuten babe. @abri6einii6 mtrp
Aletanper HperDdlfpf lltcpf 11d1 Seriln, 1pr=
bern mn na9 Eptspam fpmmen unD fih
nt4t LANCER als eiuen Sag bort aufbalteu.
Saii er gSiibelm miro iid pm Mitnden an,
81. Iu9lit na6 &arlsrlbe unb StraBburq,
am %. Iugult ndh Otse u1b AM %. 4n=
9nlt na6 Wtinlter 9egeben. Am %. 9u=
quit iptro er IN HptSpam sum- @mpfartg bes
G5aren etntreHen.
Dem &aiier Srans Spiepb miro in
Serltn, am II. D.. elm srp6arttger gn=
pfan9 5utbeilperben. Die nddfen 8 SAGE
tperoen Den Baraben alf DEM Sempelbpfer
6eIpe, Gruppenmanppern 5u Spanoau,
Staats=S antetts unb elmer Slpttenrepue st
Stel geiptomet perben. Inter BEN brdil=
9erDen Sra9en, Die pdbrerb bes aufent=
balts bes &atlers Srun5 Sulepb in Berlin
Spti9n Sisntdrf unb Dem @rafen Salrpfp
arr 8eiprs6un9 selansen irerben, befinbet
fi9 angebli4 ~btejenise Der Sage bes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
Jnlano.

- Im l. B. tporo ut 8tpmoltb in
MafahuIstts Elm groBes DenfmaI,
pelebes Die 2anbune Der 9iIeer=
ndter perherrliht, 0einSeDeibt". 9as
0enfmal lit gang aus @ranit auf einsn
adtedisen. As SUP bpben 1lnterbalt
ltebt bas Stanbbilb bes @Iaubens, cen
einea 9Sub auf 9lpmoutb Sod. Die
Sieur Edit in Der linten 0arb Die auf=
seIhlagene 8ibal uno aeist nit Der er=
bobenen redten gum 9imrnel. Der
nnterbau Dat pier breite uno bier
ihuale Seiten. Auf ben e~riteren 1nb
Safeln nit ben Nauten Der @rinoer Der
GDlpnie unb anberen i~ntereHanten 90.
ten ansebradt. Gus ben bier itmaIen
Seitert treten Ycitamsnte terous, auf
beren jeoem cine iiberlebeussrpBe 6i9ur,
Sinnbiiber Der nnseblihen @runoidse
Der golpniEfen, ftebt. OieIe Sisuren
fino MpraIitat, @rsiebung, Sreibeit,
6ei,tlidte;t. Inter ber Sisuren iinb
8eIiefs NIT ber D~arifeaung Der gns
l6ifune in Delft 6npen, Der Inter
5eiGnung bes @plontalbunoespertrages
anf Der vWabHotper". Der 2anbuna In
9lpmOutb unb Der tlntsrssihmlln8 oes
erfen 8ertrass nit ben Snbianern.
Die Snl@rift auf Dem nnterbau lautet /:
uNotiuual=D entmal fir unlere 9or=
ndter, erridtst BON einem oantbaren
8olfe CUE Grinneruns an ibre Mlten,
Opfsr unb 9eiben gum beiten blrger.
li&er unb relisi6ier Sreibeit." Die
aus benz garisen 9anoe suiammengefpi-
fenen gaufDften betrasen iber $780,
900. Dos Gonsrebmitsliec 8redin.
ridge bielt Bel Der uginusihuns" Die
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

50 Ntr benlerfen alSeriidli6, nof mir al, bte5er
Steue rprtrlege1o te legrdpbiibe e, l~neiftenS ans
SlGttern Der ailoc. 4reiie suiauimenseIteIlte yi1bridls
en- brtnoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08
8eWcnsetteI.

S.. @GgE, gGtaw.. oen s. aug. 1889.
GIrcbem $ KaIenoer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

Ser republicaniide 8unoesIena.
tor Sneolls, Der Elm guee auf oas
0rdiioentenamt bat, fat fiir3lih feline
Inftdten iiber 9rpbi bittpn aus
geframt, nobel CT bas &unfifiid fertis
gebradt bat, 1ih segen bieIe eroBe
u&efcrm" unb 1T bemietben Mtbem itA
Ii aussuipreden. Sn benz pro-
bibitipnsfeinbliden Ebeil ieiner Mus=
laRun9 lieit man: u9robibitiDn tpirst
~poQitdnbis befrieoigenb in 9anfas. Die
9robibitipniiten ba5en bas @eies unb
.oie 8obs' BADEN ben 5dnaps." Sang
10 ih's uno tpar's iberaQ, no man
es NIT Grpbibition psriudt Fat.
- SIM iibrisen mbdtea mir Bet otes
fer 8elesenheit oaran erinnern, cab
Sngons Elm OemagDg nno Elm
&atbpIifenfreie r eriten R1n=
ges 1T. Wan lele nur bes treffiAen
Bad. McntsDmerp trefh,des Bud
Poison Drops IN the United States
Senate", uno man tpirb mad bieisr
Seite Die ausii9t arf einen Rrdlioenz
ter. Snelas gu tptroigen tpii1en.
Der g rdfbentennabl<
2ampf fir 1892 fdngt friih an. Gr=
SlpttensM inifer @bitneb hdlt es
fdpn fir n5ttis, biTentli4 gu ertldren,
bab ct fein GaiiSioat lei. 6leili4 niht.
Dem bic Semplraten tperben, tpsnn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-08

SrettOnepDrene geDDGften DntDen. 0ei>
DE Ge6tfertigung enolih tann oieIer
8iidDf bafiir finben, baB Ct alien no:
turaliiirten 8irgert Der Ser. Gtaatsn
bas 8ranomal bss 2aifers, Der unpiIz
ienbeit unb oes Iberslaubsns au}orudt?
3sist niht bieie 8eidulbigung beutli&,
raB p~enisifens suei biefsr, 5ledsn tim
ielbft anbafteu 2"
- Die liberaie .Sreie 9refe' in Gb:s
casp idreibt: Ser Sentinel In Mil.
n llfse fibrt befanntLib einen 8a,npf
eegen bic beutfden &t1den'
5buIen, utter Dem 0prnanbe, bab
oieie Shulen niht eenitg nnterriht i'm
gneIiidea ertbeilen. SIS Iiest i'm Sn>
tereife Der gltern oler 6inaer, tpslde
&irdeniduIen beiuden, pie Der Setter
bieier Sdulen, baB eriinbIidsr Inter
ridt In Der engliihen Spa e, Der pers
breitetiten tn bieiem 2anos, ertbeIlt
tperbe. SIM ibrisen sebt es ben SEM
ftrel' nar tllbtS on, ipie Die Itrdert<
idulen ibren Sttn1oenp,an einriaten.
Die 8itrser, ipelde lire ainber in jene
Sdulen ididen, tbun bas, neil ihnen
bic ioeenanntens 5fffentIihe
SduIen gu idleat fino. Sic sahlen
lire GduIfeuern CUR Grbaltung ret
v8plfsidulen" unb nanr mod Elm NAL
SduIeeIc, urn ibren &inbern In elmer
9ripatidiile bef1ern nnterri9t gu iihern.
- DaB unfere 9oItsiduIen vtbsuer
unb ihledt" iinS, peiB jeoer urtteils=
fdbise Menih. 0ie 8adfide, pelhs
bic 3eit, in Der fe bic 6huie ais Sdi=
lerinerl perlafen, Bis 30 ibrer 8erbeira=
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
.3flarried.

Thursday evening March Is. 1852 by Rev D. J. Holmes,
AZ me First NJ. +. church. MIR. Orville Mortland OF
Smithdsle and Miss Matte Bart OF Streator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30

Some alteration took place and Rosena was
hit. Collins went outside and Rosena shot
him.
A Jury was secured on Monday, and the
opening statements. which were short, we're
soon delivered Messrs. Blake and Trainor
insisted that Rosena had deliberately shot
Collins without provocation, and that his
crime was deliberate murder.
Mr.. Reeves, for the defense, contended
that Rosena was assaulted by the gang with
Collins, and finding himself in great danger,
fred into the crowd. not seeing nor caring
whom he shot, and killed Collins in the
exercise Of his duty.
The arguments of Messrs. Blake and
Reeves were highly spoken Of and the case
went to the jury OF noon on Thursday. After
being out all night the jury rendered ver-
dict Of manslsughter at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, fixing the penalty At one year in
the penitentiary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
Miss A. D. BRADY,
The Leading Millin6r

Miss Brady has returned from
the great Eastern fashion center,
and following her return were
box upon box of the choicest
gems of cultured taste.
Although the most elegant OF
Partisan Shapes and Trimmings
are well and most satisfactorily
represented in her immense stock,
she has devoted the great bulk OF
her display accommodation to the
lower priced Hat, to suit the not
too heavy purse.
Miss Brady has 500 Trimmed
Hats at soc. $50 Trimmed and
Untrimmed Hats at a dollar, and
a thousand Hats at dollar TWEEN
ty-fve to four dollars, and six
hundred Of a higher price.
The stock is divided into La
dies, Misses and Children's wear,
No shoddy goods are in stock
only the new and fresh.
MISS A. d. BRADY,
Madison ST., opp. Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
Yesterday morning while workmen were

Yesterday morning while workmen were
excavsting cellar on The lot north Of God
frey 5 store, on Columbus street, preparatory
TO the erection of new building the skel'
etons of two men, in a state Of good preser'
walton, were discovered about five feet
beneath the surface Of the groand The lot
has been idle for many years, and although
i, is said tina, il was once u part Of an old
cemetery, the memory Of old citizens does
not confirm the statement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
BREWER & STRAWN.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SALE CoUSTY.-ss. Pro
- 5dts Court u sdid county 10 the 1pTl Tenn, A. II
lss9.
In the matter Of the Estate OF samuel T. StsOn de-
ceased Sarah /. Sulson. eXecutrtX.
To Ortencia a. Mckinney. Samuel r. Suson. Tai
bert U. SttsOn. Ella Mcdonald and Mary Belle HOss
and TO each OF you:
Take notice, that the undersigned has This day filed
IN the Office of the clerk Of said court her petition pray
ing for order Of said coart authorizing anl directing
her eNecutrx OF sid estate to pay on and discharge
the sgaCies made by the said samuel T. Susou ~ ne
last Will and testament the said Orteucit \ Mcklu-
ney. Talbert Z. Stiison and Ella tSulsou4 Mcdonald.
SAID petition will be taken Up. heard and disposed ~
by said court the DAY u the April term thereof
that b say. Monday the fifteenth dag Of APRIL A.
H. 1s59. az which time and p'ace you sud each uI Joa
may present and heard On reference TO the matter
you see 10 50 70 DO.
SARAH 7 STIiSON.
F1eeutrix OF the lat vii and testament Of simuel
L Stl.suu deceased. mca NV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
Rosena's Trial for Life.

On the night of October 18th, 1888, VIM.
Rosens, Waterman for the contractor who
built the new Santa Fe depot at streator,
shot and killed Patrick Collins, laborer,
who with others, was lettering about the de-
pot. At the coroner's inquest it was devel'
oped that six or seven men were about the
depot at the time. Collins was out on the
track and was arrested by Rosens and taken
into the depot. He did not desire to remain
and was forced to the depot by Rosens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30
M. N ARMSTRONG.

Attorney df Lac.
NOTICE.-SrATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF
~ La SALLE,-ss. "a TIE PrJbdLs COarf hsyeg ana
% ne March Term iSs9.
In the of the Estate Of Ellen Carey, deceased
To Margaret Judge. Mary Ann Oloughlln, JOhaRnah
O'Loughhn Catherine Judge and Ellen Magic,
You viii take notice that on the nrst Jay OF March,
1859 there was ned In said court certain instrument
OF writing purpOrtn 10 be the last will and testament
of len Carey deceased and on the rs day Of March,
1889 there was ed In said court the petition OF John J.
Judge prying for probate Ofsad wl and the tppoint-
ment OF John iudgs executor OF said last VIII and
testament and thai dsity potcstGfef or cosnnsts-
sou may ssue Of and nader the seal OF SAID court
10 take Tho densifiOn OF John sullivan, who Is now
reading AZ Paulins. Sioux county and state OF Iowa
suhscTL5tu witness TO said Instrument, touching the
making and publishing ut the same.
AMI tbgreupon, motion OF the said john j Judge,
by NJ Armstrong. his attorney, the court set said
uttfou down hearing saturday, the Nfh daN OF
March 1879, at the hour Of 10 oeigcS. 4. ~ AZ tle
Probate CuGgt Room, In TIE city OF ottawa. IN sAl
coUnty "a which time aud place You may appear snd
me- yotortes % BE- propounded u said Wit
ness and take such other action Ia the after may
be proper ,->-,,,- ,,,,,,,,c
Clerk Probate Court
Dated, March 1, 1859. inch Is Nv
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$3.50 WILL BUY iag west ! ' foc GSs;
only 1900 down balance in four annual payments This
affords a chance to buy and own home almost as
easily as To- pay rent DR. j. .. HARRIS & SON.
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Dated, March /. 1859.
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Announcements,

JOIN L. MADDEN respectfully announces himself as
candidate for city Attorney subject to the decision
OF the Democratic City Convention.
AT the request OF many friends have consented to
be candidate for the Office OF commissioner OF high
ways OF the town Of Wallace At the ensuing town cleo
ton. JAS buhhk'
Idesire to announce myself AS candidate for the
office OF City Attorney, subject to the decision of the
Democratic CITY Convention. DANIEL Il. BURKE