Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

sFe inviEec 10 attend. Ladies sspeeiAl-
~ Ollsf ba-laess u receive 1tlel-
t.ou-
A 81. Cfoz er hss I1st completed -
purchase VI farI oI lzQ acres -
PzTs, NlecosEa couBty, lor which &c
pa q ss01o. He SAYS g Is one - tic
hI4esg plsees of lznd IA Northern A.ehi-
za1, 4lG he pEogeses - make sloek
farm u L. Hs brother e--l taks charge
! u Z.
The Jury Of the United states Court
sas gwen tie feplsY.u case u STUART
and L0gle Dulu against Charles Jatn-
ston. at o'c.9ck, yesterday ant aftsr
N-estllng wltl tle matter Tor seven
hours they agreed % 0Gs2gree and were
discharged by tle court. 1ne case has
been on trial for tie past three days
On the 25th OF this month, Will take
7 p.sce the election " delegate ifoih
+ Typographical Jnlou No 50, 70 the
I International Union. the cand dates
I ~ IAr are Harvey carr, LeN.sO 4eDtner,
I Sohn Camp and Nike Conn0rs. Who
I ever goes gets only 81 day and hotel
+ expenses paid The election Will take
place under the Australian system.
At Ringuette Hall, last evening. Rev.
I Kerr B. upper delivered his lecture,
I An Evening with Burns" 10 a very
large audience. Dr. w H. Ross and
/ DIR. AeCOll contributed 70 the pleasure
OF the evening, the one By song and the
other oy select reading. After the lee
ture reception Was gwen 10 DR.. Iup-
/ per, and refreshments were served.
The Greenbackers promise to be very
I aaar A a ha
| been made 10 their city committee as
/ follows. Peter Knudson, Tenth ward /;
I Henry Hydom, Eighth ward; tieOrge
/ Mills, Ninth ward; Fred w. Wright,
/ Fifth ward; Richard Orfen, Second
ward. In some a fusion ticket-Demo-
! crat and Greenback will be run, while
N others the party wall stand alone.
One of the liquor cases against
Andrew Wilson, was nOlle pros'd by the
| prosecuting attorney yesterday. Wal
son changed his plea 10 guilty IN the
other case against him, and sentence
was suspended until April 80. Wilson
has already paid two heavy fines and as
be has gone out of the business the
prosecuting attorney thinks he has
punishment enough for ms past mis-
| deeds.
The spool OF cable, for the new
| Brldge-st.. Grand-ave., Union and Full
tOn-st. line, Is being slowly moved from
the D., c.. III. * NJ. crossing along
Grand ave. TO the power house. a
| heavy truck and horsepower being used
! after the manner of moving buildings.
IL crossed Coldbrook on an extempor-
| lied bridge, the old structure not being
thought strong enough TO support the
great weight. 1t will be several days
reaching Lyon-st.
The contract for the carpenter work
OH the UnlOn-street school addition,
was relet yesterday to ROzema q Co,
the price being s6726. Pelton & Winn,
who were first awarded the contract,
| did not come 10 the scratch, and so the
work was let TO the next highest bidder.
The price is about $3.50 higher than the
Did of the first contractors, but they
evidently concluded there was not
enough in the job at their figures topay
them for bothering with 1t.
Estella VI. Bulls has filed a bill FOR
divorce in the circuit court against
Charles ]. Bulls. The two were welded
under peculiar circumstances. Bulls
was to be prosecuted on the charge of
bastardy and in order TO escape punish
ment he married the complainant. he
deserted her nextday and although she
has brought suit against him To oblige
him to support her he has failed so to
do. She has given up trying to live
with him and wants to be free again.
The full force of draughtSmen and
assistants is again at work in the city
surveyors Office after the quiet times
of the winter season, and there i
plenty OF work to be done. The council
has just ordered grade lines to be es-
tablished on some dozen streets varying
in length from 600 feet to half a mile,
This will keep the field well occupied
for a month. Then City Surveyor
Collar hopes to survey Highland Park,
continue the Improvement of Lincoln
Park as far as the fund will go, and
then begin to stake out the proposed
improvement of Greenwood cemetery
and the addition to 1t recently bought