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Resolutions,

Resolutions on the death of Helen
NJ. Campbell, wife of Chester HoI-
brook, of Hyde Park.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Allwise Father
to remove from our midst one of our MEM
bers since last we gathered together, Helen
NJ. Holbrook Therefore
Resolved That in the depth of sorrow, be-
cause of this bereavement we reverently bow
in submission to the will of Him who has
translated her from companionship with us
to blessed life with himself While we sadly
miss her gracious andloving presence we bless
the hand which gave her to us for even so
brief season, and though we look back to
her beautiful life through eyes dimmed with
tears, we will not repine, hut rather seek to
initiate her virtues and the rare loving kind
ness which so endeared her to all Recalling
her interest in the Campbell Reunion Society
and her devotion TO its advancement we will
with renewed affection continue the work
which we have heretofore so delightfully."- shar-
ed with her.
Resolved That while we sorrow that We
shall see the face of our beloved no more. we
would tender our sympathy to the members
of her family SO sOrely hereft from whom the
light of mothers beautiful life has gone and
commend each to the care of our Divine Re-
deemer
Resolved That these resolutions be inscrib-
ed on our book of records and a copy be sent
to the News and Citizen for publication.
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RUTLAND. VT Aupust ? 1881

RUTLAND. VT, August g. 1885.
Dear Sri W tie to give my testimony to the
efficacy Of the Liver and Kidney Cure In the
early part of 1884 my health became impaired,
and consulted the leading physician of this vi
entity, who pronounced it liver and kidney
trouble, and prescribed for me. | continued his
treatment nearly the entire year, with but utlle
benefit. In the spring of this year was induced
to try DR.. ROyce'S Liver and Kidaey Cure. After
using TWO bottles felt a decided Improvement.
Which caused me to continue to take it ana
have now taken seven bottles and am entirely
cured. And gladly recommend it to all suffer-
eTS. Yours truly
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Rrohate oourt--LamoiIla pIstrlot,

Probate Gourt--LamoiIle District.
The following business was transac-
ted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park during the week ending June
IA, 1890:
June 1O.--Abel Camp, Elmore; L. L. Camp
appointed Guardian.
June 12.-John McManamon's estate, Wat
tor; K. H. Brown and R. A. Wiley, Apprais-
ers and Commissioners
June 13.-Daniel Blaisdel's estate, Cam
bridge; p. r. Fletcher appointed Admins
TRAITOR; D. c. Walker and F. H. Rice, APP
praisers and Commissioners.
June 14.-Mary Pierces estate, Cambridge;
Executor presents his account for settlement !;
hearing set for July 10, 1890.
IN INSOLVENCY.
June II %. F. Hayford Johnson; cred
itor files petition asking to have said Hay
ford adiudicated an insolvent debtor Hear
ing set for June 80, 1890.
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CHARLES DECKER.

EAST Boston, Mass.
began taking DR.. ROyce's Liver and Kidney
Cure for scrOfula, and received much benefit
from it. l had, for eight years, sores gather in
my head almost constantly, but have had none
during the past year. | think, the medicine ex-
celent, and would recommend anyone afflicted
with disease to try this medicine. | also have
sister who has been entirely cured of female
weakness by the use of Dr. ROyce's Herbal
Remedies Mrs SARAu TYoNS
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Found at Last

A purely herbal remedy which con-
tains no minerals or poisonous drugs,
for the treatment of all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys.
Upon the health of these organs, de-
ponds the health of every organ of the
body. The chronic diseases of thou
sands, who suffer hopelessly, and are
treated Intellectually, might be traced
directly to disOrdered Liver and Kid
neys, and cured by the proper remedies,
applied to the root of the disease.
The following testimonial is one of
hundreds received, as confirmation of
the curative properties of our remedy,
which is not only formulated by Ply
stefan of p years actual practice, but
prescribed by over 600 physicians. For
sale by ali druggists at ST per bottle or
bottles for So. DR.. ROyce'S Journal
mailed free,
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Gard of Thanks.
MARRIAGES..

In Montpelier June 16,
1890, by Rev. J. Edward Wright, George
T. Merritt and Nettie NJ. Ward, both of FL
more.
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PLEASANT VALE
ELMORE.

Geo Town and wife made visit to Barre
last week,
Dea Camp has improved sufficiently to be
able to sit up a short time.
Martin Spalding is hauling logs on wheels
with two yoke of oxen, to his mill.
Mrs. L. B Richardson is in Calais on a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Darling.
Mrs. Lois Peake, of Danvers, Mass, is on
visit to her son Clarence and old neighbors
here.
Bert Buell. of Stowe, with his sister, Mrs.
Patience Smith, made visit here last Sun
day.
David Stone visited Burlington last week,
taking advantage of reduced rates during he
Masonic convention.
The road machine started last week on its
annual tour, with Charlie Merriam as driver,
H. d. Cook at the lever, and four horses for
motive power.
Last Sunday was Childrens Day at the
church. The space around the pulpit was
well filled with flowers and shrubs Rev Mr..
Douglass preached from the text Love your
enemies.
Preston Peake and wife were visited last
Saturday by their brother Mason Peake and
wife, of Morrisville, and their daughter, Mrs.
Woodwork, of Stowe. Verify, visiting seems
to be epidemic.
Joseph Camp had the misfortune to lose
the lightest of his span of mahogany horses
last week by an attack of collie. This is the
second valuable horse Joseph has lost in the
past eighteen months, beside other ADVERSE
ties, confirming the adage "Misfortunes never
come sngle-hapded, We are most heartily
sorry and hope the tide will yet turn in Jo-
seph's favor.
There was good attendance at the caucus
last Saturday. The first vote was by ballot,
and resulted in the election of Geo A. Morse,
a Page man, receiving 80 to 40 against for
Henry Parker and A. C. Merriam Woodbury.
men. The second, vote was by exclamation
and res;5!ted il tssa}'---esiSs.ss- NJ. EelIey,
delegates was caIleI AT this meeting, but
letter from Judge Powers was read, stating
that this election would not be valid, mas
much the district convention had not yet
been called by the Congressionaldis district COM
mittee; hence this matter vas deferred until
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z, S.-Correspondence solicited by us
or to E. w. Royce, M. D., Springfield,
Mass
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-19

DEATHS.

LUCE.-In Waterville, June IL, 1890, Mrs.
Sophia Luce, aged So years.
MERRILL.-In Hyde Park, Vt, june IL, 80,
Mrs. Jennie Merrill, age 90 years.-(New
Hampshire papers please copy.)
Farewell dear friends, farewell;
In Heaven above where sins made free,
Prepare for death and follow me.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-19

The Summit House, on top of Mt Mansfield
Is now open. Prices for board reduced
w u Ram
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05

Nerthwssss~n Senators win Try To- ssca
. as0diy Amouns.

Nesthwssts~n ssn.soxs WIN Try To sscars
asSdiy Ameuss.
wAsHlsoroS. Julya
Senators Casey, Moody. Sanders and
Allen, represenfiag North Dakota, South
Dakota, Montana and Warrington, will 20
before the COMMITTEES on appropriations
and urge the recommendation or the public
lands committee that $500. 600 be added 10
the sundry civil bills for surveying lands
la the new states. II Ii believed that the
committee win accept the amendment.
In this connection Senator Paddock
has reported from the committee on public
lands accommodation for On amendment
10 the sundry civil bill. cutting down the
amount In the house bill for % irrigation
survey from 462o, 1000 to S220, 900, tho
e50e, 600 saved here 10 De applied to the
land surveys Of the new states.
The amendment also contains q pro-
vision that ths SCI Of 1888 sseregating arid
lands from settlement shall be construed
to mean only such lands a. are needed for
reservoir sites and canals. Tho construc-
tion placed upon the Law at present with
draws eli lands west Of She Tooth meridian
TO the Cascade mountains, and eli the
western people have objected TO the con-
struction Of ths lAw- II 10 feared that Ed
munds may make point of ordsr against
the proposed isgislstion, but In any event
there viii be lively 6ghs In ths senate
npon tho proposition.
Director Powell win not only make O
strong aght 10 retain control OF the lands,
but win hght harder for the $500, 900 which
il is proposed 20 deprive him Of, but there
ID growing conviction that the geological
survey has become . fungus on the gov
eminent, absorbing very large amount Of
money with very little rssurn.
The men who examined the artesian
system for irrigaking tins Dakotas will have
Q hearing before the irrigation committee
At once Senator Casey says the pre-
iiminary raports, which have been shown
to the senators. have made very favor
able impression upon them, and the pros
poets OF getting s250.000 for carrying on
che work ara very goed.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

AT Santa Rosa, Cal, three shocks Of
earthquake were felt Tuesday. They were
not 30 severe - thoss Of Sunday.
At Port Louis, Guadaloupe, the prin-
oipsl buildings have bSen destroyed by
fro. The total Of the losses Ia s2o0 000
THR British cabinet has decided 10 diop
the tithes bill, pass minor bills and sup
ply votes. and adjourn parliament.
THE Vatican hss approved tho proposal
q she New Orlssns epsscopate TO ereAie .
THE republican convention OF tho
Twenty fourth Pennsyivania congress
sional district has nominated Col. An
drew Stewart 20 succeed y. Warren wraY.
CHARsEs Of violation Of the regulations
have been preferred against acting Rear
Admiral Glilis, Of the steamer Riehmond.
flagship of the South Atlantic squadron.
AT Paterson, N. j., 4-ysar~old Peter
Sullivan feIl out Of row boat In the
Passaic river. His i2-year.old brother
John jumped In after him, but both we're
drowned.
THE first annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Boiler Manufacturers association OF
ths United States and Canada has begun
its sessions in New York. Between 200
and 800 members are present.
MRs. JUIrA LrPPisoorT, wife OF Ed.
win Lapplncost, former proprietor Of Had
don hall ~ Atlantic City, N. j., who 10
charged with the forgery of notes an
mortgages amounting 10 ZOO, has been
arrested In Baltimore.
THE owners Of . travelling show which
included In its animals O numbsr of bears
have been arrested st Trsntschin,
Hungary, on the charge Of murdsring q
tramp and thrnxing his body to tha bears,
and thsy dsvoursd it.
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Heat, Unrequited Love and
Whisky Furnish the No
tives for the Affair.
Capt Murrill, Of Danmark Fame.
Married To One Of Baltimors's
ravorite Bellies
Decision Of the Coronsr's Jury IN -
Joliet Train Wrsck- due 70
an Open Switch.


bT. LouTss July y
John Ohspmxn. 81. Louis oraxy younc
man, while suffering from ths hot vsathsu
and panes Of unrsquited love, shof ~
swestheart and man Who tried 20 soxs
hsr, and then put builst through his oun
heers. ChArman A oaspenters s. yeNS1
Of aee. and has been boarding w5th Mrs.
JosnnE Eisnsr. prsposssssing widOv.
who conducts boarding houss - $40 md
612 North Eighth street.. During the poel
weok Chapman propossd 10 Mrs. Kisnsu
and was rsjsetsd on account ~ his diSsf-
patsd habits. TAs sejec1ion psscfpt6nkss
: spree daring which he rsmninsd AMY
from tAs houss. Al night he caIIsd o.
Mrs. Elsner In N appsxsnfly sobsr con.
dition. She insitsd him into ths paslor.
and his frst question was: WHIST
IN my bill7 I wasn't 20 pey
IT," The unfortunsts woman named ~
gum snd Chapman reached IL mis- poohrt
but instead of parse b. pulled out artg1dl
and began firing ~ Mrs. xlsner. -
screamed and ran out 10 the strset clos6IY
pursusd by Chapman. He GSod throe
times and missed. The fourth shot strmok
her in the back ~ she was escaping thro1Mh
confectionery store. Michssl Mil&xtm,
this proprietor OF the store, struck Chep-
msn and not In front Of The wonAn. ohaF-
man hrsd again and shot MiIgrim through
the body. After gaxing for = few sscon1s
II the bodies OF the two Victims fhs mn1-
dsrer put the muxzle Of tho weapon - his
heart. paiisd tbs triggm and fsll dead.
HRS. Elsner and MiIgFim ara stiil alive buk
their wounds ere believed 70 be mortal
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szoux Csrr. JuIy 3. 1870.
Hoss -issssicss. aoOo ;of.slai ysssssdsy; a.Tso.
sssss,s. % = asiaia sail: sss sscsG s1sssa
o.s s:s,pss 60 'ssfl ss1 s::sss'ss .ss .9..Ss sSi
sass''ls sasos CIR . $500. sssSsss5, -
en- :ssss 9 ..s s Z ls .ggsss.: gsssas: .o,ss ss
SSssSsss: COWS. extra shosss. eorn.isd.
ssss g q sss. sss = sGss ass
el rs yeaxi1nsa. extxa choice. S20o85. - CON
mon. q. 559s.o0: buiis. sholss. saasesR.so;
ssas.s osmnoa; ! 60 saea.Si ssaa calves poor 70
sA's'@ ss.sk q om.A. Iav. sssss.
souTH osAn4. JuivA
Hass--Rsssspss. s.ooo ofssiai yesterday. 7.IIo;
shipmsnts, cara Msxkss opened steady 20
osS5is- -Rsssapts. 800; ofaeial yesterday.
l.0ao shipments. ~ cara Market steady
and fairly setivs
CAss~we Laws sseck.
CancAac. July q
Hogs - Rseezps&. assoo0 Mexkst easisr, but
paekine and shippsns. ss:asessgA
nsssss. S = sssss =; siesSsss ana issdsrs. sasi
.:s sssgs: 4 ss = s..sss s :s'sas Nut
Chsc@xe Prs<sase.
unrcAno. Jaiy eloss sis y. N
whsss- -Flrm; cash. ssAo: August sss sep
feynb1r. he& = 6s8<es
Corm - hSandys cash, AMa S4Mc; August.
3&s<s &ep&aznbef. s5s<@SS4zo,
6eas atsedy ss.h. y Ne August. issssi ssP-
s&uber. BHf529sxe.
~sksady - $50.
sssssss sssas Tssssssy ssss; -sln
Etax~~3I.M
Wh1nay-~1x.n9.
provfs1ons PEEK auIl cash ef&xk August,
| 4i20o LARD dull; cash sa5TA; Septsmnss'
New York Rreanss.
1 Nnw YonK. Jn1y
| whsaa sHong and higher Juiy. ss,saesAsi
l HNp8embex. N4#anxfN. .......
/ 6S'rn tlniaa and higiaar; No. 4. sls4&ssNs4e.
/ oate-- Nomlnal; spsfern. Kss8ioe
1 proslRi0ua Fork uunhamzad. Lard s4AMay -
1 3An0 Butter. ztzonxt weetsxns o@soae
Ntetna. l1SA@t1a. kx3s qntesi westexn* M'aos>
/ MIlwaukse produces
1 MxEwxuxnx, Ju}y =
| whsas Quls{ 10. spzlns. sAah. SO $40.
4 Ma nnxthexn. SIC.
Eora a1eadys ! M n aea.
/ OAxe Ksnn ~. whsts. ss@8ir.
1 Myb kXxm Nc a. t}u.
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IN ONE ROUND.

Es@hs in Newsp~p~r Omes 0vew tho n.
RauI-n1Inne~polis Csusas Exabxux1fo.
81 PAux. Minu-. July ..
A iARhf with bare knuckiss, lasting onIy
ons round. took place IN the eountine-
room of The Psorssr Pyssss ths princtpeln
e- ~ q 1Tsfk - ls4seSr - prsss sonps1y. -
Frederick q. Winston. The milIionAire raii-
read contractor, Of Minneapolis. Ninston
took umbraee at the publication In NE
Ps0n6SY fs7s@ Of . STORY 10 the efksct that
so laborsrs employed BY him on raiIrosd
contract IN vixeinia we're snumsrated by the
paddsrs Of the Minneapolis census. He de-
nsndsd and was promissd retFsction, but
when Il was publishsd wtnston's wrath
knew no bounds. He went 10 81. Paul 20
life Drisooll's scalp. They met In the lat
ssr's olice and Winston dumped his vials
Of wrath on Driscoll's head. and fhe iat-
ter replied In kind. The aitercation was 30
pronounced that II attracted crowd Of
500 people, and finally Winston struck
DrisooII squ&rsly under the left ear and
scored she first knock down. BriscoH
rallisd, and planting . right-hander on
Winson's moss drew FIRST blood. Then
Drisevll's son-in law, jackson, intsrfereds
grabbed Winston by the arms, and spoiled
what would have bean . hght 70 finish.
The affair has caused decided sensation
in business and social circles on account
al tho prominsncs Of the parficipants-
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~ xnouenna nslos rx~1Sesea - ths Prss-
snt fs.rss rsta1.
nxw Yonx. JnDwa
The Rni1voad .9asefts Of July 4 viii
pubnish tobie giving > complste list of
the rnilruods thst built nsw main line
trne1s II ~ hrst hasf at 1880. also tho
amounk q tsaok built, the amount under
oonEroGE - eonstrmction, with ths amouni
projsote1 - surveyed. The track built Up
10 July n 49, Unitsd States h /, 500
miles. - eonparsd VIII /, 40 miles In ths
frst hnlf ok 1850. Tia total build Tor lSes
wae 3, 80 miles, and Il Il estimated that
~ amount built this ysar viii probably
sxsssd B,o0o. This figure u given. how
syer, with great caution - bsing "a sx-
tremsly df1ncnlt ore 20 predict
with certainty. Tho southern states
east Of thu Mississippi lead In
nsw construction, - thsy hare done for
the lsst two ysars. The nsw road built In
thsss states - far n a pr can't. of The
whole. During the ysas 1859 thsy bualt 81
per cent. a. III. The sonthwsstsrn states
md tsnitoxiss havs thie ysax buiit liz ~
cent- a 80 toEal rod built. The north-
vsstexn s1a&sss il which for : numter 81
ys6ns ths Ersatest activity has prevailed,
havs bsilt b~t 10 PR csnt. a. ths tcsal
uniantes for ~ half a. 1880 md built II
- oen1. ~ ths total FOR 1859. Georxis
49, III - s1nGss IN ~ amount Of road
built - ~ this ys4r with i63 miles. The
ohisf oharsntsrastic y still ~ u has bean
for many mcnfhs. short extensions of old
lines. The sntixs amount built 20 far hss
besn ~ ninsty-nx companies averaging
lsss tim twenty miles saeh. bat Ave Of
thoss hare built ovsr nfty miIss. The
struggle 10 occupy nsw tsrritory IL chis1y
IN the stsas cf Washington.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05

c.us. ns~vvxr,. - r,-....~sx vr~,... w.a. I.
n.assu.r~ ss.,Is.
Barrsxoax. Jaiy
osnt. Hamilton Murrill. the hero ar the
DAnmark rescue. hss been married 10 Mlss
Mary d. McOormssk. one Of Baltimors's
favorite bellss. There was : large attend
anoe OF invited Guests Il the Grace Protest
ant Episcousl church. where the marriage
was solsmuixsd. whils ths sidewalk vas
thronesd win admirers of ths gallant cap-
tain. Ths chsncel wes bssntifullv decor
atsd with flowers. tropical plants and
stately paIms. The bridal p~stv wnx nre-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05

CmHaoN MKxICo. July ..
Special dispatches received at City of
Msxioo from Central America say that
everything proves that the revelation In
6en 6aisador vas fostersd BY Guatemala
- = TO hare prstext later on 10 inter-
fero, and thst Guatemala 10 now taking
advHntaes of lbs condition Of affairs. Ths
.0nntemalian legation Ia this city claim "a
hnve no news of the revelation The press
here calls On The government 10 explain
whsf position Il Intends to take In the
m&1ter.
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MAaTfNsyfELE, Ind. July D
Maj. William Jordan, OF Lawrenceburg,
and Miss Maria Kepnsr. Of Cincinnsti.
we're married recently, the result Of be-
throthai entered into thirty years ago.
Whsn ths var broke ont Jordan enlisted
and was friahtfuIly wounded. His de-
pendent mother locked TO him for support
and the marriage was postponed until her
death. However. shs 10 still alive. Twelve
months ago Jordan was stricken with
paralysis, and thersnpon Miss Kepnar
went TO his bedside and remained his con-
stsnt nurse. Realizing THAT he was . dy-
ing man, Jordan insisted that their mar
rage be mo longer delayed and tho wedding
|soliowsd. Jordan recently received $3, 600
nrrearages Of pension and m allowanss'uf
s72 psr monsh.
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Last fall pr. w. o. BiAisdsi, Of Ma
comb, IN, secured from Oregon two pairs
Of Chinese pheasants snd turned them
loose. Eight years ago the state board OF
agriculture or Oregon importsd from China
eleven of this species Of grouse. and with
the protection of The game laws Of that
state they have increased 10 nearly iyag0,
90. These birds ara about ~ large a. 9
common prairie chicken, Of bcAutifai plum
ace. and thsir hesh II superior n every re-
specf Cor the table 10 the quail or common
kmariomn erouss. Thsss birds hatch three
broods Of fiftssn birds eseh psr annum,
and seem particularly well adapted 10 thu
olimete. .Thsy furnish good shooting and
ara much more difHcuit 20 kill than quail
pldQs0ns or woodcock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05

JoLxETs July
TIE eoronsr's Jury holding m inqusss
on the bodies of those killed In the Rock
Island wreck found verdict that the
wreck was csnssd by IN open switch.
How IL came open The jury coaid not fnd
ont. The railroad men all swore that L
wss locked, but tho Jury themselves found
it unlocksd. and one Of the jurors swore
that hs inspsotsd eli the switches la the
csty limits and found three unlooksd and
one open. The company was not csnsured.
The verdict gives grext dissatisfaction
amoua The people, Who claim that In the
face of self evident fsets and clearly proven
recxlsssnsss and violation Of the rules no
blame was attached 10 the railroad com
p&ny. James b. spssr, grain shipper,
was the one rnAn on the jury who hung out
flrst, last and al ths tins Tor the company
and agreed 20 the finding on condition that
the company was not censursd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05
THE CHAMPION spHINTgR.

Johasea n~sans shs Rsesrd for fhs aaS-
xmra Dash.
CAEsox. Nov. Julya
III. M. johnson broke ths worlds I25-
yard running record Il Carson, New, on
Wednesday. Tims, Ia i-5 ssconds, beat
ing shs fcrmsr record three -ssnths Of .
second.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-05

Judes Stewards decision that the de-
fnnlasnx ex-trs&snrer. Archer was not
amsnabls 10 the laws Of ths state on the
ohsrce of smbenxlement has been reversed
by the state court of appeals. According
to the statute ~ construed hy Judgs
Stewart, ths penalty for embexxlemsnt Of
st9ke funds did mos apply 10 the state
tzoasursF. The court Of appeals holds,
howsvsr, that -he 10 indicted ~ Stevenson
Archer, and ~ such 10 answerable for .
crims oommitssd By him while holding the
olace of treasurer. The state will now
proceed against ahs dsfanltsr.
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a CHICAGO BARBER.
10 A. in slas soap in Lon<1on 0m a. Charxs
efstesfiag II 1shssss' Jewels.

10 A km alAs koup in Lonxkom 0m ~ Charge
efstssiiag II 1&hsess' Jewels.
EsoaDoE. yaly ..
Stephen Holmes, alias Stephen Smith,
was arrested IN London on susploion sf be-
ing the thief who stole Duke Of Edinbarg's .
jewels In Nay l&ss, while his royal kigh-
nsss wss in Edinbuxx eondneting the open-
the 81 ths sisc<ricni exhibition. was sx-
rnineed and rsnaAndsd for hearing. It u
s.ssGsa - H9)Rf u .ssss.si i CO
nrE~oas Csntraa stxsksrs wasn't ray ssr
Lsst Tzns.
4 eommistss or three, representing the
frsiehk switchmsn Of ths rscent Chicago
ssriks. called on GsnsrsI Superintendent
snllivnn of the Illinois Central railroad to
ssk fcr ths payment Of tho regular wages
to ths man for the four days and ssven
hours thsy were out ON the strike. Mr..
Sullivan replied that there was no principle
Of equity b which they could make such .
demand and that TIE sum would NOS BE-
willingly paid. He added that the amount
would he paid only In case future trouble
was thrsalsnsd And thea oniy . the msn
who would sign written demand.
The ooufmitiss isft 10 consult with ths
orgszixAkion. Mr.. Sullivan said to rs@
portsr: This demand IN mersiy highway
robbery. Thsy hsve us IN thsir power and
tAks unlawful advantage Of the reliance oi
cha employer ON ths employs. They do
not show business -liks sParit and II ~
are forced 10 pay the men for work thsy
refused % DO Il viii Ds like monsy paid &C
: bandit with . loaded revolver placed - .
srasslsr's head.