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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Adopted.
Mr.. Smoker presented the following
report of committee on Finance and
Taxation:
To the Board of Supervisors OF Iowa
County
GENTLEMEN: Your committee on
finance and taxation submit the following
report.
we recommend that the following
amounts be levied aud distributed sc
cording to law as the taxes TO be raised
h,- III q cnuntv for tho apzuinc year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

To the Board of Supervisors of Iowa County:
GESTLEMEN:-We the undersigned Superinten-
dents of the poor of said county herewith present
our annual report for the year ending November
H. 1889:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

TOTAL -........-..t ........ SSSS, lOoS ,tbo,2SO
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
n. H. SNOW,
J. BAILEY, COMMITTEE
JAS. JACKSON,
j. J. HosKINs,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22


During the year there has been received from
the county Treasurer the sum of $1,000; and there
has been received by the superintendent from
nth fol
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Received for cutting corn fodder........... % 90
from Q. Strong for supt. of Mrs
McNulty... ........ 49,. as 90
Received from Jefferson county for supt.
OF Trueman B. Dorsey .. 1872. s. IS
Received from First National Bank of
Mineral Point on our personal note ...... 1000 90
Received from Amelia Boldt upon her
reception at the poor house ......... ... Is 90
|
Total En |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-11-22

Total current expenses of Asylum SSH o.
Permanent mprovements...-.....-.... 4l42 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
III.
w, Ms.

Che5mce pod Kruwica W paz-
dzie,niku: ko4odziejowi Lewando-
wskiemu zachcia}o sic grzybow /
poszed1 pc ME "a gran'ce, w tenn
zo}nierz Moskal schwyci} go "a
kofnierz l PREY mocy innych Cd
stawiono 90 do Nieszawy ma diva
tygodnie wiezienis. W tenn samem
wiezlen:u by} nieAnajomy, nazywa-
jacy sic Perskim. Lewandowskl
chcac towarzysza wiszienla u
wolnit, dale mu rade, ably sig
poda} "a syna oberzysty Plechoe-
kiego, kt6ry obecnie jest gdzles
daleko ma wedrowce 3ako czelad-
nix rzeznicki. Perskl przystaf ma
to, poda} sig rs Piechockiego, a
L. poswiadczy} protokularnle II ma
czelnika, re INA owego sPiechoc-
kiego j tax 60 ztamtad uwolnio-
no, "a staraniem w}adz prnskich.
Nastepnie L. wrociwszy do domu'
poszedt do starego Piechockiego
oswiadczy! mu, re razem z jego sy-
nem Stanlslawem siedziaf W kozle
i re syn prosi, ably ojciec 60 ztam-
tad wydoby}. Oberzysta T. udaf
sic da w}adz pruskich i tax ow
Perski wyszed} z wiezienla. Uwol-
nieny P. uda} sig do Kruswlcy
ztamtad listen OLGA mniemanego
poprosl}, ably mt przys}ai k'lka-
nascle NIX. ma przyodziewek. Cor
ka Piechockiego, poznawszy, re to
ME pismo brata, wzbudzi}a podej-
rzenie W ojcu l ten sam pojecha1
do Kruswicy, q poznawszy W Per
skim oszusta, odda} 60 W rece zan-
darma "a tax gruby Fart. Perskle'
60 wzieto do Inowroclawla, a Lee
wandowskiemu wytoczyf Piechock:
process pred p1okur. "a fafszywe
swiadectwo. - Ma poczatku bic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!
DR.. e. G. WESTA sRODEK

DR.. b. =. WESIA SRODEk
MA NERWY MOZG, gwarnnto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwose, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil gfowy, nerwowa pr"stra-
eva, pochodzaca 2 uzvtku alkoho-
lu lub tabak,, bezsennosc, prey
gneblenic u,nySfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgn, prowad FACE do ob'aka
mia, i do nieszczescia, r~ozpaozv
smierci - powoduiace rychie &c
starzcnie sic, niepfodnost, nitrate
sity II obojga pici, mimowolne u
piawy / ohorobe zwana Sperma
thorrhcea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uSycla mozgu, samog~altu j in
nych tajny CHI grzechow. KaSde pu'
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jejen ME
siac. s1.0o podeiko, lub 6 pudeiek
"a 81 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
II.
'SZlask.

" ,Gla,Jicach zamierzano zafo'
zyc T~owarzystwo polskich robot
nlk6w. Ot6z zamiar ten wreszcle
zamien1ono W Gym. Ma zebran1e
zwofane w zesz}a niedziele, PREY
by}o w1ecej niz 400 robotnikow, co
dowodzi, re 'robotnicy polscy po-
trzebe takiego t~owarzystwa rzeczy-
wisene uznaja. z tvch 400 robotnl-
k6w zapisa}o sic zaraz ma czfon-
kow 200. Do zarzadu wybrano:
piekarza .Aleksandra i kupca 10
dewalda ACKNOWLEDGMENT, PIP.
Kuciaza kasyerem, Makorza sekre'
tarzem a Tkacza zastepca sekreta-
RIA. Panowie Rodewald l AIeksan-
der ulekli sic atoli widocznie
-okrutnej wrzawy, Jake podnlosfy
niekt6re nlemieckie gazety gorno-
Alazkie z powodu z~a}ozenia nowe-
60 zwiazku tego, i oswiadczyli, re
godnoscl przewodniczacych przyjac
ME NIGGA. ;SpodziewamY sic, re
dzlelni Gliwiczanie TEN sic ME
zraza i wyb,ora lnnych przewodnl-
czacych, kt6rzy bez wzgledu ma
krzykl gazet niemieckich smiaio
wytrwale sprawa towarzystwa pol
skich robotnik6w pokieruja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA!
Prulsy POlskie.

Starogard. 38 handlarza Haze
ske z Wolentala znaleziono W
Ktajpedzie martwego W f6zku.
Byf mocno pokaleczony, ME VIA
domo jeszoze, czy ~popefpi1 saino-
boistwo cay tez pad} ofara nor
derstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

3D. p. Il. DrqSka z Rzeczkowa
odebra1 Wielkopolanam nastepujace
pismo:
,,Jake O lnnych biblioteka-
rzach, talk i o mnie ME zapomnial
p. Rex z Torunia. Przyby1 do
mnie W dniu FL BIN. towarzy-
stwie volta i zandarma i zabraf
dwanascie ksi9zek; kaza} rownlez
sciagnac W przec'agu "a godzin
~wszystkie ksiazki znaJdujace sic W
obiegu i odstawaS je w6jtowi; ten
re odebraf cd czytelnik6w Is ksla-
EEK i Jedne ME nalezaca do Czytel-
nj ludowel pit. ,Adwokat domo-
wy".-Czytelnlkom zagrozono ka-
ra, mnie r6wniez P. volt zagrozif
kara 80 m. "a trzymanie bibliote-
XII, r6wniez zalecaf MI, abym po-
rzuci} biblioteke i W to mlejsce
czYtaf kslazke 0 WoJnle trancuZkO-
niemleckiej.
Nadmieniam, il pomiedzy mo-
jeml ksiazkami zadne zakazane SIC
ME znajduja. ia takze sic te] spra
wy ME lekam; uda}em sic do sadu
i czekam dalszego rozstrzygniecia."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Suiec6s. w mlescie naszem
mieszka ~przeszio $50 mularzy o
iednak brak ich tn obecnie, DO
bardzo wiele ,nowych budowli tn
j W okolicy sbecnle wykonuja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Agenci ,,Wiarusa:'
ARCADIA, WIS, !; K; CvsEwsxl,
ARDo H4d,I D; NM, T: F: G Gal
prp, |; w %lTs' s. T. cboinaeki
BALTIMORE, NJ D.FrziaTnowski z1s S; Bondstr'
BOYINGToN, P: Q: WIS; J, zywicki.
FREMONT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarsk,
BUFFALO, NY. JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy&D etroitStr.
A CITY. MICH. Annoni Przybylinski L. B. %
CALUMET. MICH. L. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MADAJ7seSt. AubienAv
DODGE, P Q; WIS. F. BrOm' A. Mondry'
GlILMANN, BENTON co. NC. wawrzynise
GRAND H5S"'i RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
1873 Davis Str.
GLOSTER, M. T. NJ. Danielewski.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. Flip Wojczyk.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
shington Str.
La GRossE ~ WIS.,. M Miebs G' Ss~si,o ,s Jactsons,r
MIMIC, D: 7: Jul WiIkus Teodor Wysocki
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt Av.ss
Andrzej Brzonkaa 7o6-end Ave.
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karcl D. Nowak
morris RUN. Wojciech Lux
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hildebrandt :,
NAMTICoKE PA. " Narkiewie, L Michal wsk
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski 4e nth St,
STEVENS POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
ST PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice,s Poin,
SHAMOKIN,PA Franciszek Cimochowski an Wi
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, 14IoN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A MazanY. b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
$500 NAGRODY!

Wyptac,my powyzsza nagre
de va kazdy p%rzypadek cicrpienia
ma watr"be, disepSyi, nieustajacegn
bolu glowy, niestrawnos:l. zat"ar.
dzenia ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wvlcczyc Westa pisufkami Ma
watrobe, z rosIln wyrobionemi, je-
aeli w~skaznwki nasze acisle costa
fy wykonane.
W WINONIE eprzedaje A
PTEKARZ
Nh T.
Mr.. 70 w. Third Str, Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
MlESCl
z Polskiej OJczyzny
Ziemie POlskie pod ga.
JbOrem lmOSkieWSk1m.

Smiert 20 ogniu. w zeszfym MESA
Gu spalif sic pod how'czem W krel'
Polskiem m}yn, zwanY Kapitul-
nym, nalesacy do ksiecia Radz1wlf-
Ia, a dzierzawiony przez p. Jana
Sechczewskiego. Dzierzawcy W CA
sic pozaru ME by}o W domu; wy
jecha} ma wystawe do Paryza. o.
glen wybuch} W nocy o 3cie] GO
dzinie i ~zaskoczy} we m}ynie spiq-
cych czterech robotnik6w: Bonka,
Fijo}ka, Gruszke i Prusa. Wszyscy
sic ma wegiel spalili, jak rowniez
kupiec z kowicza, kt6ry %przyjechaf
mice pszenice. Wszelkle sprzety
dzierzawcy tez, rozumie sic, Ego
rza8y; a szu6adzie podobno oyfy
tez i pieniadze.
s~zczeg6lne Morderste0o. W szpl-
talu W Kajowie pred kllku oh'aln'
miafa bye dokonana bolesna ope-
racya. Glory, nadzwycza] sllne]
budowy cia1a, przytem nafogowy
pijak, zostaf zachloroformowany,
lecz po pierwszem cieciu zbudz1i
sic i wsciek}y z b6lu wyrwaf 40
ktorowl n6z i pomlmo, re kllka
os6b by4o obecnych, zdo}at ]ednak
sm~iertelnie zraniG W SERGE profeso-
"a Nagouta i 20-letna slostre NIL
}osierdzia, ktdra ~pomaga}a PREY
operacyi. OBOE ducha ma mle]scu
wyzionsli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

WsprdlUle spddku po kuczeT-
skim czytamy W nWielkopolanl-
ME-"
" Rastemborku w Prusach
Wschodnich rodzina pc s. p. Woj-
ciechu Kuczewskim krzata sic o
wydobycie spadku 40 mlliop6w
dolarew. Woiclech Kuczewski u
mari w Ameryce W +. 1851. Po-
chodzll z Rum6w pod Rastembor-
klein, uczy} sic kupiectwa W BIZ
skupcu, a potem wywedrowa} do
Kalifornii i tam zrobil ten wielki
majatek."
w taxi to spos6b gazety pru-
skie dalej-w interesie adwokatow
-latwowiernych cz1onkow rodzlny
Kuczewskich ma warmth bafamuca,
chocia2 my W Ameryce dobrze
wiemy, re ow milioner Kuczewski
wcale ME pochodzif z warmth,
tylko Z Lltwy, i ME ma najmniej.
szych dowod6w, by Rad Stan6w
Ziednoezonych jake pienladze pc
MIN zahra}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Me1muista dyecezya. X. adml-
nistrator Jozef J%anuszewski z Bzo-
wa zamiast do Baczka przenlesio-
nym zosta} do Nlborka, a X. Jan
Tetzlaff z B~orzyszkow mianowany
zosta} administrator probostwa
W Buczku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

w Gnaesnie ma subhascie dnia
Is z. m. sprzedano majatek Will
kowyja (454 hektary obszaru) "a
10000 NIX. kupi} go Bank po-
morski, ktory ma MIN ma hipoteki.
Majatek ten juz pc raz trzecl szedf
ma subhaste.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

zqcego miesiaca odebraf zandarm
re softysem St. Mrowczynskiemu
5 a Karczewskiemu 3 SWINE, z
powodu, re owe SWINE mia{y bye
przemycone z zagranicy,. Softys
wzia} SWINE W aserwacya. W Kill
ka dni wszystkie mu z chlewa u
kradziono. Niewiadomo, kto "a ME
bedzie odpowiedzialnym. Cos
podarz Clchocki znalazf W jeczmie.
nlu s k}osdw ma jednej 1odydze, a
8 }odyg! pc 4 k}osy, co jest wiel-
ka osobliwosc1a. - Tu u mas W
Chetmcach bedzle budowana dwu-
klasowa szko1a, ma kosztowac 81
tysiace NIX. i do l pazdziernika +.
1890 ma bye wykonczoua
Donoszq nam e Berlina: Nasz
Kodak p. J6zef L e a n d o W s k /
z Jarocina, zatozy4 tutaj W Ber-
linie fabrybe oliwy chemicznej,
kt6ra sam wynalaz} i wyjedna} So
bic patent ma Europe i Ameryke,
tax ze jego nazwlsko szeroko roz-
~pewszechnia sic. 49, szczesc Boze
naszemu rodakowi.
W Medzyrzeczu, dnia % &C b.
m. rozpoczeto prace przedwstepne
dla kolei zelaznej 2 Miedzyrzecza
do Skwlerzyny mad Warta.
w Sremie pred kilku dnlami
rewidowafa komisya dworzec kolei
zelaznej i przyleg}e przestrzenie;
NOVA, re chodzi o przed}uzenie
toru czempihskosremskiego ma
Dslsk do Jarocina.
w GnieSnie ma subhascie dnia
Is z. m. sprzedano majatek Will
kowyja (454 hektarY obszaru) "a
10000 NIX. kupi} go Bank po-
morski, ktory ma MIN ma hipeteki
Majatek ten juz pc a trzecl szed5
M subhaste.
We Wojnie$ciu powiecie sml-
glelskim zameldowano do urzedr
stanu cywilnego trojeta gospodarzs
Jana Wolsztvnskiega Niemiec-
kiei Przys aki, ktdre mu W dniu g
go pazdzlernika +. b. porodzl}s
IONA Konstancya W~olsztynska
domu Jankowska.
Po7qczeno gminu: ~ Wykow'
skie-parcele, Zurawienlec i Oledl,
niemiecko W pow. krotoszynskin
W jedne pod nazwa Oledr6 V
n c k ok I'M II s h
- q Naramowice Star
Ofedry, Naramowice Move Oledr
i Naramowice wles w pow. poz
nanskim, ~z1aczono pod nazwa N g
r amowi c. - Obrzyce Rataj
W pow poznahsklm, %poiaczono pc
nazwa R Rata j. AZ Andrypole
Cabin W powiecie sredzkim zfa
czono W jedne gmine pod nazw
Gablina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

siaeach tulardw. Caiy ten majatek
przypada %krewnym; ma cele debro'
czynne zmsrfy mic ME zapisaf.
Kosciot, plebania i budynki kos
eielne pozostawit zmarfy W bardzo
wielklem zaniedban,u. Trzeba ma
gwait repcrowac, DO pc smierci "a.
cnego X. kanonika Sampfawskiego
przez % lata mic tam ME zroblo-
bono. Parafanie radzyhscy prosil'
vice Biskupa, zeby przez pewlen
czas trzymat Radzynie tylko ad-
ministratora, DO wtedy Geese do.
chod6w z p%robostwa bedzie mogfa
BYE obrocona ma budowe i repara-
ella, proboszcz zas pebiera %wszystkie
dochody ola siebie. Ma to odzywa
sic nlemieckie pismo ka :olickie z
Gdahska powiada, Re Radzyniacy
sami sob,e winni, Jezeli budynki W
takiem edbanlu p~ozostawall,
bod mieli doz6r koscielny, a ten
mogt i powinien byf to zrobic, co
prohoszcz zaniedbywaf. Mech sic
z tego dozory koscielne ucza, jake
ma Mich cie&a obowiazk' he mic
ME pvmoze zastawiuc sic probo-
szczem. Ale gdanskle pismo ME
Una stosunk6w radzynsklch i ME
vie, lie parafianie i dozor miell
biedv ze zmarfym proboszczem
lie napisiwali prosb j zazaleh 0 r6z.
ne przer6zne doIegliwosci a wszyst'
ko to mic I'M ME pomogto, DO re
zmarfym x. Zakowskim ME fatwa
byia sprawl. Too, zdaje nam sic, re
al W Rzymie process z uim miano,
ale i ten wygrat. Kto m utrapie.
ME parufi %radzihskieJ przez te
dtug'e lata, ten must Radzynianem
Syczye, aeby i'm sic jaka ulga PC
ciecha dostafa. x. Bisknp beizie
umiaf wybrac dla nnch kaptana na
administrators, kt6ry bedzie gos'
podarowaf tax, jak dobry probo,
szcz pew1nien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

SkarsSeeoy. Dnia 81 b. m. o
II godz. pred pofudniem, gdy
odprawiato sic gi6wne nabozeh-
stwo, wybuchf ogieh W stodole
lnistrza ciesielskiego Siega i ia
Enisyczy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

" Radzyaie umart, jak via
domo, niedawne temu preboszcz
x. Floryan Zakowskl i zostawit
ogromny majatek. Mowia 0 80 ty-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Reoizyq odby'a dnlu 26 z.
M. policya truhska ma rozporza.
dzenie prekuratoryi W mieszkan,u
p. dr.. Graffa, jake redaktora
,,Gazety T~oruhskiej." Szukano re-
koplsu korespondencyi z Cheimna,
W btorej byfa nova o nauczyclel-
&C Kornelii KorfowskieJ. Rzecz ia
datuje sic juz z llpca +. b., z cze
60 wyrika, ze rekopisu bye ju&
ME mcgto, a vice go i nio INA.
lez.ono. W tel samej sprawie prze-
stuchano ]u& dawniei p. dr.. Graffa
jake swiaoka OTTO kto byf autorem
korespondencyi. Pan dr.. Graft jako
redaktor edpowiedzalny swiadec-
twa odmowif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Oetmmo. Mad majatkiem kup-
ca tute]szego Paw}a STANCE otwo-
rzono postepowanie konkursowe
dnia 23go z. m. Zarzadzca masy
mianowany rzecznik p. Nawrocki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

w Sremic pred kilku dnlami
rewidowaia komisya dworzec kolei
zelaznej i przyleg}e przestrzenie;
NOVA, re chodzi o przed}uzenie
toru czempinskosremskiego ma
Delsk do Jarocina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 41ej).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

W Medzyrzeczu, dnia % go b.
m. rozpoczeto prace przedwstepne
dln kolei %zelaznej 2 Miedzyrzecza
do Skw1erzvny mad Warta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
GOOD APPOINTMENTS.
Robert Lincoln Will be Minister
to the Court Of St, James,
PATRICK EGAN GOES TO CHILL
Murat IIalstead Named for Minister
to Germany-ThoFndyke Rico to
Represent Us In RussIa-The
Oklahoma Proclamation,

WASHINGTON, D, c., March 27,-The
President sent the following nomina'
tions to the Senate to-day;
Robert 4, Lincoln, of Illinois, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary Of the United States to
Great Britain,
Murat Halstead, Of Ohio, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States to Germany.
Allen Thorndyke Rice, Of New York,
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary Of the United States to
Russia, Mr.. Rice Is well known rs the
Editor OF the New York RerielV.
Z. Patrick Egan, OF Nebraska, to be En-.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
potentiaryo of the United States to Chill,
Thomas Ryan, OF Kansas, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tiary Of the United States to Mexico.
John Hicks, OF Wisconsin, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tiary Of the United States to Peru.
George b. Loring, Of Massachusetts, To
be Minister Resident and Consul General
Of the United States at Portugal,
Marion Erwin, OF Georgia, 10 be United
States Attorney for the Southern district
OF Georgia,
Tyre Glenn, of North Carolina, to be
United States Marshal for the Western
district OF North Carolina.
James o. Churchill, OF Missouri, to be
Surveyor Of Customs for the Port Of st.
Louis.
Postmasters-Dayld NJ. Jones, at
Scranton, Pa; Wm. d. Webster, at
Cresco, Iowa; Chester A. Wilcox, at
Quincy, ILL.,; Ole Il. Wangulld, at Rice
Lake, Wis.,; John II, Wells, at Winnie
bago City, Mimi; jeremiah p. Easton,
at Warren City, Mimi; 0sceola X. Ser.
viss, at Kansas City, Kas.; John NJ.
Kinser, at Hope, Ark; W. Il, Demond,
at Gorham, n, H.; A. w. Lansing, at
Plattsburg, N. Y; A. Paul, at Salisbury,
Pa; ]. B. Patrick, at Clarion, Pa. A.
D, Cowles, at Statesville, n. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
Astrauge AbIuctIou Case.

CANTON, O., March 27,-Lizzls Myers,
pretty l6,year old girl, was abducted
from her home in Justus, this county,
by two OF her uncles, Andrew and Viii.
liam Maurer, and taken to UhriChsyille,
Ohio, where she now Is. This after
noon the girls stepiather, Charles
Adams, came here and swore out war.
rants for tho arrest Of the two Maurers
on the charge Of abduction, and an
officer left at once for UhriChsyille to
secure the men and the girl. There is
considerable mystery about the case,
Adams, the stepiather, charging that
the object OF the abduction Is TO get
hold OF Ia large sum Of money which is
to be left Miss Myers upon the death Of
her grandfather, John Maurer, the old
gentleman having recently executed a
will 10 that effect,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
IN OSg.TwO.EHRER ORDER,
The Alleged Illegal yOtsrs HsIug Cleared
In Big BatohOs,

When the United States Court con-
yened yesterday It was developed that
there were some checks involved in the
pension and mail case against DR., j, W,
Mccoy which were in Washington and
were needed as evidence in the case.
Accordingly the case was put over until
this morning,
The case Of John Craig, OF Wellsburg,
indicted for illegal voting, was then
tried, The case occupied only short
time and the Jury was out but q few
minutes when they returned verdict
OF not guilty.
P, H, McConahue, also Of Wellsburg,
was then put on trial on the same charge,
When the case was finished, Judge
jackson instructed the Jury to return a
verdict OF net guilty, saying the case was
Just like that Of Ed ., Ewing, tried some
time ago. The case was thus summarily
ended,
Edward McCormiCk's case, another OF
the same kind from the same place, was
called and begun, but was only partially
hhlsupu NuSu luS S0uEt saw buele WAS
nothing In II and he ordered a verdict OF
not guilty, which was returned.
All three OF these are said, though 1t
was not In evidence, TO be Democrats,
Ex.Judge Jacob defended them,
The case Of the United States against
Capt, W. B, Humphreys, superintend- |
ent OF the broom shop In the Mounds
vile penitentiary, Indicted for selling
tobacco without paying the special tax
required for q retail dealer, was then
tried. The evidence was that conviCts
are allowed pay for extra work done
over their tasks, and when q convict
wanted more tobacco than the one
piece per week allowed by the manage
ment Of the prison, the contractors fur.
nished 1t TO them at cost and took the
pay out Of their credit for overtime.
The colrt said this was probably tech.
liCal violation OF law, but 1t had been
stopped on notice from the revenue off.
,ers, and there was, therefore, no guilt.
Captain Humphreys was therefore &C.
luiLtad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
Intereltlnr NiestlnEs.

A meeting under the auspices Of the
W. O. 7. U. OF this city was held In the
First Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon al 8 o'clock. Miss Lucia Kim.
ball, one Of the National superinten.
dents, gave an interesting and instruc.
tive address on Temperance Teaching
in Sunday Schools Her audience,
which represented the various Evangel.
iCal denominations Of the city and In.
Cluded several ministers, was by her
eloquenpe and earnestneSs, impressed
With the importance Of the cause she re.
presented, and also Of the magnitude
and value Of the work In which this
great organization Is engaged.
Last evening an interesting lecture
was given In tho same church by Rev,
7. TamayenslS, his subject being Syria,
Mr.. TamayonBis 10 q native Syrian, nov
educating himself In this country 10 re'
turn 10 Syria % q missionary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
THBRAST WHggLING CEMETERY,
solicitor Whites Opinion as to the Posi-.
bility OF It's RemoYAl.

Solicitor Whites Opinion as to the Posi-.
bility of Its Removal,
City Solicitor White has prepared the
following communication, which ex.
plains itself, for transmission to Council.
1t was laid on the table of the Second
Branch at It's meeting Tuesday night,
but owing to the rush Of other business,
was not reached:
To he Council Of he Ciiyof Wheelfng.
/ have before me the resolution Of
Council, introduced by Mr.. Happy, in.
struCting me to examine the title and re-.
port by what means the Sixteenth street
cemetery can be removed, etc.
/ have looked into the title OF the
ground upon which the grave yardre.
ierred TO is located, ard find that 1t was
conveyed TO certain parties over forty
years ago, ITO be held and occupied for
burial ground and cemetery"
lhaye been over the ground and find
that there are very many remains OF the
dead still buried there, though q great
many bodies have been during late years
removed thereirom. My information IS
that no one has been buried In these
grounds for several years past; no one
seems to have In late years given any
care either to the grounds or to the
graves remaining there; the fences are
down and the lots practically turned out
as commons.
Cemeteries in cities are not per Se
nuisances, but special circumstances may
make them so. To be nuisance per e,
a grave yard must DO in such condition
that 1t affects the health, comforts and
convenience OF citizens; the fact that II
affects the market value OF property in
its vicinity would not constitute 1t a
nuisance. Council has the power to de-
clare graveyard 10 be nuisance II, in
point Of fact, 1t is lone, Thecourts would
not be bound by such deClara.
tion Of Council, II they had
such declaration before them, in
a proper case, but would hear
testimony, and determine whether
such declaration Of Council was justified
by the facts, but would not interfere
with such declaration OF Council unless
1t was plainly unwarrantable and un.
reasonable. Such Is, as l understand 1t,
thelaw upon this subject.
! would recommend that Council ap-
pointa committee to ascertain the facts
upon this subject, and report them 10
Council, In order that intelligent action
may be taken upon them.