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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
TO ADMIT LADIES.
The r. N. n. A. Adopts 40 Amendment
% It's Constitution Before Aojoarning.

The r. n u. a. Adopts 40 Amendment
% tts Constitution Before AdjoarninE.
SPEINoFIELD, Nov. 1.-THE National
Assembly OF the Farmers Mutual
Benz &c Association adjourned 70 meet
at Indianapolis the third Tuesday
IN November, 1891. The con
stitution was amended SO as 10 ad-
mt women and persons IS years o. age
or over. This amend ment will have 20
be ratified by the subordinate lodges
before It becomes part of the constitu-
tion. A committee 70 confer with other
farmers organizations on the subject OF
cooperation and confederation was APP
pointed.
Resolutions adopted were as follows:
They denounce the monopo created BY The
pateat laws and demand such revision as
viii eliminate all moaopolistic tendencies
from them and az the same time Sc
cure a liberal reward 10 the inventor I;
attack the present system Of issuing coin
aad currency and favor a system by which
the National Government alone shall receive al
the profits resulting from the ccining and issu-
ing OF money. demand the abolition OF the
National banking system, the eoin 10 be
issued By the Government 10 he so d
other klnds 10 be abolished csprecate discrm-
nation by Government agents between gold
and silver coin; favor tho loaning Of
money by the Nation 4 Government
10 citizens in sums not exceeding t1.t0o 70 any
one citizen and properly secured at in
terest not to exceed 4 per cent per snnum /;
favor the issue and sale at par by the Govern
ment u United States bonds Ia denominations
OF SO go. $50 and 800 bearing 9 per cent
interest and reteemable at the option OF the
holder and the Government.
The resolutions also demand that the Gov
eminent use its influence to restore silver coin.
age IN European countries to its former stand
ard. They favor the regulation by law OF all
corporations for transporting persons and
property, transmitting news. or insuring
life or property, so a. 10 prevent abuses such as
watering stock exorbtant charges for services
etc. They also favor the election OF President,
Vice President and United States Senators by
popular vote, oppose the ciyil-service laws,
ana 6x the tenure in Office OF United States
judges az q period not TO exceed
nine years. The election Of pOstmasters and
railroad and warehouse commissioners by pop
u,ar voe is also urged as Is stringent legis
lation 10 punish frauds on the ballot
The following demands are also made
By the resolutions: A system Of pen
sions to soldiers ana sailcrs, rcclama-
tion OF lands granted in aid Of railways
where the terms are not complied with re-
vision OF Government officials salaries, the re-
rnOval or reduction Of taxes on articles OF ne.
csssity, convenience aud comfort, opposition to
alien ownership OF land, discouragement to
foreign immigration and prcve- lion OF adulter-
alton Of food
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Rellsrskatsns Is rssislng IN ssvsral
wlsoeEsia clslsA
Ths ofheial ns3srity fes tks hssa q
sks L.sAesor.tie SAFE tiekst IL klsssafi
= ss.7lS
Wora las lesn received fr@m BaeRss
Ayres sh4t Frssa1snt Fsllegrlni inssaas
- Fsslga.
Robort GRAY ~as soelaeatally kulsa
Thsrs4Ay IA ths Moaat C@rAsl IN
Fslley works
M@shiaEtsn Thansy. an oiS farsasr
near St&untsn, Ina. fell ae4a While
Hilking = esw
Nsvigstlon on Lake Ninnse4ge and
ether interior wlseensia lakes and
rivers has closed
The u. l. ehurohes Of Kansas cty
soted in f&vor 81 Women as lSy dele
gates - the general conferences.
Lieutenant Prank L MeNsir. 81
Kirksille, Ia, committed suicide
Thursday whils temporarily insane
Decatur ga capitalists have pledged
ss0, 900 10 bella an auditorium IL will
be llaxlso ieei aad two stories high.
Another syndicate hAs bsen orFanissd
81 Richmond. Ind ana Will drill 00C
feet deep in the search FOR natural gas
a committee MAS appointed BY the
Iowa State Bosrd Of Health Thursday
10 Investigate an alleged ease of leprosy
In Story County.
A girl IS years Of age. a resident OF
Marine City. MieA.. IS seskings divorce
in the ST Clair circuit court She MAS
married Ia Canada ~ the age Of Is
William Meelers, employed in the
Empire Cordage Company's mills a.
Thomasboro. III. MAS fatally injured
THURSDAY having been caught in the
machinery.
Mrs L w. Bodge, aged os wears. and
. well-known lady Of Saginaw, Mich.
committed suicide THURSDAY morning
by hanging herself from the top Of her
bedroom door.
The council Of administration Of the
Illinois Grand Army OF the Republic
will meet in Decatur DeeeIpb Der 10 fx
the time for holding the 1891 State en-
campment in Decatur.
Two young men OF Dubuque City.
working by the month, Frank and Al
phonz Mathis, have received a letter
that they have been left valuable es-
tate IN the business part Of Long Island
City.
A severe frost prevails in ST. Peters
burg. Heavy snow has fsllen and the
river Neva is full OF drift ice Ii is ex-
pected tho river will close. Many Of
the rivers in the interior Of the country
are frozen.
Harry Naples. OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
was detected stealing pair OF shoes.
In twenty minutes he had been com
mitted for grand jury action. and in
forty-hve miautes he had begun serv-
ing u sentence in jail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
CLEVER THIEVES.
Thsy Successfully Play a. 0la
Trek Oh 5 BroOklyn BsHk.
The Beck Keeper Cziisa oatsias. .
Thief Secures 81. 900 uhas Gen.
feosrstss Engage the Cashier.

NV Yeas. Noy. 81 3as eelosrs u
ths Tweaty-sixth Ward Hank. Brook-
lyR. are mournirg ths loss ef s. ooo
which theY declare wss stolen al ho0n-
tilas on " Nsdnesiay fron the baRkB
sault by q eleVsrg2ng 81 sneak thieves
Ii ~as Ihe invention % tbs ofieers :
erst. Ia view ot tie pressnt panicky state
o. ths financial market 10 say ncthlng
., The robbery snd silently pocket their
less. BAT the story leaked cut President
Ditmans Jewell declares that IL VAS the
work Of sneak robbers On Wednesday
al l2 o'clock he left the s4hk
70 20 10 lunch. not feryet-
tag, "a VAS his custom, 10 taks
a peep into the banks yEalt 70
see whether the cash aud securities
we're intact before be went out The
safe at that time contained about SO 600
in cash President Jewell SAYS the
money MAS all there when be went out
10 lunch, bat when be returned al 1880
o'clock s., 900 OF the money bad mysteri-
ously disappeared
While Cashier Spellman and eieFl
named Bookman were aloae in the
bank. man entered and engaged The
cashier In conversation. The talk
took place through an aperture
in the partition which divides
the desk from the main once.
As the bell from the Telephone
rang, Mr.. Bookman answered IL and
was informed that the cashier Of the
Queens County Bank wanted 70 talk
with Mr.. Spellnan who lef: bis
desk, and at the same time Mr..
Bookman was summoned outside
20 receive some money for deposit
from man VINO had driven up TO the
curb in light wagon. This left the
coast clear for the thieves, bui
the loss of the money WAS not
discovered for some time. II then
dawned on the men that the
conversationslist, the man In the buggy
and the man at the other end OF
the telephone hsd cleverly victimized
the bank. though the cashier does not
see how any body could have come be-
hind the partition without being seen
by some one in the bank
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
9KpiChfs of Labor.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 81 AT Thurs
days session of tho Knights OF Labor
1t was agreed to hold National re-
form industrial conference some time
during the ensuing year for the
formation of an independent plat
form upon the principles Of the
Knights OF Labor. The Farmers
Alliance and all labor organizations in
the country are iRvited to send dele
gates to this conference. I. Y. Powder
ly, Ralph Beaumont and A. ". Wright
were chosen delegates to attend the
Supreme Council OF the Farmers Al
lance at Ocola, Fla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
ONE MORE BIG CRASH.
Failure of Barker Bros, Philadelphia
Bankers, for $4,000. GEO.

BANKERS, for $4,000. geo.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2I.-The failure
OF Barker Bros. & Co, bankers and
brokers, was announced on the STOCK
Exchange Thursday afternoon. The
firm is composed Of Abraham and
Wharton Barker. The firm at
o'clock stopped receiving deposits
at their Office at Fourth and Chest
nut streets, and at 1:i5 o'clock the
doors were closed. The firm has of late
been doing very little business through
the Stock Exchange. An assignment
has been made to Edward Mellor. who
is the son-iu-law of Mr.. Wharton Bar
ker. II is said that the liabilities will
be about 50, 600, 600, but the creditors
are not numerous. The failure was
caused largely by various Improbable
railroad investments. Barker Bros. &
Co. were identified with a number OF
railroad schemes which moro conserva-
tive fnanciers and capitalists avoided,
and when the money stringency came
they found 1t impossible TO realize upon
them. Among the railroad securities
with which the company was identified
in recent years were the Ohio & North
western, Oregon Pacific. San Antonio
e Arkansas Pass and Charleston, Gin
cinnati & Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
PARNElL'S BOLD STAND.
The Irish Leader Anrious TO Ecmsin
Where He Is-A Vote OF Conn6enes In
Him Is Passed hy niE Meeting Of
Nafionalist IN Dnbiln.

The Irish Leader Anrious TO Ecmzin
where He Is-A Vote or Conn6eac. In
Him Ia Passed ~ Bir Meeting Of
Nationalist in Dublin.
LONDON. Nov. si.-Nr Parncil has
seat 20 several OF his colleagues com
nunscation 20 the effect that az long ~
he Is supported by his old followers In
the House and the Irish people be will
remain at The helm of politics He saws
be has never sought either Office or
reward 81 any kind from snv English
party. and he does not seek such assist
anoe now. The Irish people not En-
rlish politicians. must decide the oues-
tion OF the leadership o. TIE National
set party. Al TIE present critical
innofure he would be false % bis
duty 20 Ireland n be should desert
his position because 81 private
natter. with ~hich poiiacs has 20
concsfn. wksn his mission has beer
sccou pIisssd sHd Ststic~ sss teen won
fos Ireland after ia lerr susrFls
against ovsrrhslnlnf ctds tbs people
nav cheese vkcr hey will - cons Get
their loc.l ,rslrs II Trey desire others
ss Leaders tbsT vii - abe - select
80. nsn C thsir cssice
DrRr1r. Nsv. 3l-4t he Nstianalist
ue.tnr or Thars3sY = resolution o.
con esencs fn Panel ~as sas~fss auBs
rrsst enth usissw. Tiuotsr Hsslv. ~
seoousins re notes. which ~ss e..
fsres y Jastin McCsrthr. sad tkst for
Iriss.rs- Psrnsll wss lses war fhsn
ST Irsutstiou y Psrpsll r.slgr.S be
wcals - re-slsctss irrs-slatslv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
PETIT CONVICTED.
The Indiana WIFE Poi.onsr Sentsnosd 40
IMPRISONMENT FOR Late.

Inn aPFisOntn~nt for late.
CBAwToRDsvILIE, Ind, Nov. 2L-The
jury in the Petit murder case entered
court at o'clock Thursday morning
and returned verdict Of guilty
and fixed the punishment Of the
accused At imprisonment IN the
penitsniiary Tor life. Rev Pcttt
was entirely overcome by the
verdict breaking down and weeping
like child. Great astonishment Was
manifested on al sides. as IL was gem
orally supposed that The jury wogld not
be able 10 reach an agreement There
appears to have been no difH-
Guilty. however. in reaching
verdict as there was practical
ly no disagreement among TIE
Jurors from the start When they re-
tired for consultation Wednesday night
ballot was Immediately taken and
stood eleven 70 one for conviction.
A second ballot resulted In unanimous
verdict that Petit was guilty. The
matter Of fixing the punishment was
then taken up. ten jurors voting for i'm
prisonment for life and two Tor the
death penalty. On the nert ballot the
twelve voted for life Imprisonment
The attorneys OF Petit at once gave
notice of motion for a new trial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
WON'T GIVE IL Up.
Miss " ilhsra Asks the Non-partl-
sanW W.o.T.u. To Drop lis Name.
The Convention al Allegheny Civ Ia
reEaras fseF Protest Proceed
ings ~ the Gathering.

PlTrssVkeH. Pa. Nov. eA-Ihe pro
csedlnEs ~ the National eanssnlion of
the Non Partisan Y Nouan's CHRISTIAN
Temperance Unlen were saits lnteresi-
ing throaghoat Alter shert addresses
by Mrs. Anderson. 81 Rennsylyania.
ana ether delegates Miss Florence
Miller, the recording secretary. read
the records 81 the executive oona-
mittee. Mrs Miller said the iollow-
lag telegram froI Atlanta, Ga, Lad
been received;
Mss 4 , FAssTEx Bolisfias lhAi ii u
legally ans morally wrunF for Sny eooy to tAks
tke sams 81 ths NsusEal n G. z. Z vith tAe
prefk ,Nau FsrtlssE Nc asG ye1 49, Nhfls.
tlans x dlsoontiRue the Est 81 tnis naUe
"FKANcEs r Wua-Akn fFesiaenJ
NARY A. RoopskgDGE SeoesaFs
The executive committees has oonsld-
erred TIE telegram and decided tAai as
u ~ss not oficlAily addressed 10 the
PRESIDENT and a. the association could
not change the rEme for year anyhow,
no action would 0e taken.
The editors Of Prohibition papers
were then requested - submit prope-
sitions Tor beeolaing the National or
gan.
Mrs c c Afford. treasurer reported
that there vas balance on hand ~ s5o.
with assets OF sa.l And liabilities about
$50
Mrs. Lemsn, Of the evAngslisuc COM
mlttee, spoke - the work among for
eigners- Her report of The Cleveland
Union Was most gratifying She said
the foreigners we're not as bad - repre-
scented. Seventy per cent Of the popu-
lation were foreigners, and they mast
be held and trained.
Upon a vote being taken New York
was selected as TIE place and NoVem Der
as tue month for the next convention.
An amendment 70 the constitution
was presented making al State officers
eligible 10 seats ia the National coa-
Venuon. The amendment WA referred
10 the proper committee.
The following delegates 10 the Ma
tional congress 10 be held al Saratoga
next June were then chosen. after
which the convention took recess for
dinner: Mrs, & Cornelia Afford. Of
brooklyn. n. y; Mrs Joseph u.
Weeks, OF Pittsburgh: Mrs. Fsirm&n, q
New York City; Mrs. Miller, Of ohio.
and Mrs Mary }. Al6rich, Of Cedar
Rapids, Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

T.uEA. o. Nor. 81 Mss Msrr Ssull
who saed pslhort Isshzsn fer trssch %
prem uiss 1er-F 80 last Presidential
cs-aps z. was sssrSes g &C. sanazes
Esursssr Mar. sho is a. satsBsi-
sstic D~necTzt. ehss-ed for Clevsi2sd
She srS Le1nsn ~ers srFsge5 - -
barred. p sss 81 49, Eerah ear
sas szs srestsT incens.3 a. Hsrr . ~.
sste-f ekesTiaE ler C8-vslsnz xpd
kr0zs tks saTsrsneaE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Queen Emma Takes the Oath.

TIE HAGUE. Nov 2l-Queen Emma
on Thursday took tho oath as Regent
of the kingdom. Queen Emma in
proclamation says she is fully aware OF
the magnitude OF her task at this oriti-
cal juncture and accepts it for love OF
the people, relying upon the support OF
her faithful subjects She adds: The
King has set me lofty example of ac-
tivity and devotion to the interests CT
the country which have always distin-
guished the house OF Orange
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

bOth the method AID results when
byruP Of figs Is aiken; |. Is pleasant
and refreshing t. the taste, and acts
gert!y yst promptly en- the Kidneys.
Liver aud Bowsls. cle4nsss the sys-
tsm sdsctnally. dispels eolds, bead
aches aud tsvers and cures hzbitazl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ID the
ealy remedy OF its kind ever pro-
dacsd. pleasing 10 the taste aud ae-
esPt.bls 10 the stomach. prompt Ia
- action and truly beneficial Ia It's
sfscts, prepared only nom the most
healthy and agreeable substances. It's
naay excellent qualities commend it
o. al ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN soc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist w1o
may not have it on hand win pro
cure Il promptly for any one who
wishes 70 Try IL Do not accept sny
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup co.
sss FRANCISCO. car.
LOUsmlE. ~ sfE rosx NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Sentenced for Pension Frauds.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 81 Alfred Dougherty
was on Thursday sentenced to four
years in the penitentiary for attempt
ing TO obtain pension from the Gov
ernment under fraudulent claims. The
penalty of mis- wife. Marian Dougherty,
who swore to false affidavit. was fixed
at $1,000 fine and costs, which, since
she is unable to pay the fine, amounts
under the law to thirty days in jail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

ST PAUL. MINI. Nov. q. The state
Farmers Alliance OF Minnesota proposes
70 have hand in the Nstionsl politics
q ls92. call bss been cent 70 fhe
county alliances Of the state Tor con
vention Of tie Minnesota Farmers Al
lance % be held ia ST Pau Dsoern Der
.. The obiect - tie state conventien.
Il IL understood. is % take steps toward
the equalization Of Nationsl Alliance
political pzrkv
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Gro. WieA Nev z1-Tts psr.e-
trzfe 5oilifcstios Wssnssssr Ttt Rad
ssd sr6ing B1ff Torskins sook part
81 fhs io.I fcsticn 49, urssrt<s.k - -
q ksr - psrssr. vhiea sralossa
Ter ssirs va tlovH grsst sisssncs
~ - fc--s q 10 sxElsssox srs ho--
rlslv -snrlri Hs esn n,t rsesver
Tss saiis - n wkiss tst Frlisssslen
sock rlsos ~ss ststesrsz. - vsll - tfs
a. az1nr oEs&
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Maas Rich Haul.

RoCHEsrrR, n Y. Nov. 91.-Moses
s Marks formerly note teller in the
Flour City Bank. bat who was dis
charged ffteen months age. tele-
grsphed 10 the cashiers name
70 the National Bank Of Com
mercs at New York. the banks
correspondent. 10 send So. 600 In $40
and so Bills By express He was At the
express Office when the package arrived.
secured it and disappeared he has not
yet been caught
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

QUrNcY. Ill. Nov. 2i -Thursdsy :
session Of The State Federation of la
Dor was devoted 20 revision q the
consultation. The following ofSoers
we're elected President J Harding. ~
Chicago. President Thomas r.
Root q Versailles, Secretary. 5. q.
Buchner % Peoria. treasure, John
Campbell o. Quincy The convention
ended 81 nlght in bssqast at Rogers
Hall
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Harlngs MAY lseorCaniEe.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-It is reported that
the reconstruction of the Barings as a
joint stock company is imminent T.
Barring has offered TO return, bringing
IS, 600, 600. The Hambros will probably
amslgamate, aud fresh capital will be
furnished by one OF the Guinnesses
The rumor that the Rothschilds have
pledge / $1,000, OeO az a guaranty of the
payment OF Argentine dividends is un-
founded
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

GALENA, Ill, Nov. Glowing to the
prevalence OK hog cholera in this coun-
ty and Southern Wisconsin packers find
it difficult to find supplies for slaugh-
tering, and an early suspension Of the
business is looked for. The disease has
broken out in Seymour. Monroe, Dar-
lington, Shullsburg and other localities
in Southern Wisconsin, and entire
droves are succumbing TO its rsvages
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
Nine Hous.. Rurn.d.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Nov. 2L-A block
Of nine houses. including Hsrney's
Hotel on Broad street in Nanticoke.
VS. destroyed bT FIRE Thursday morn
ing Many ot .he families are rendered
homeless The loss on buildings will
reach SO. 900. on furniture. s., 500; part
lv insured
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

FHTr 4nE1rHEs No- st-W s whsr-
ton. q l52 Wsshiueton street CAicsTo.
Who ed from thst eitT Octohcr 27 lsst
leaving hskin8 ashts sstin-zss5 a. te-
treen So. sas snssise. So yas arrssses
Ia this city Tharss.y night
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

sFRTSsFrEIn. Ill. Nov 2l.-Ths Sec
rstar7 q stats has issu-a incorpoTatiou
"a spers - ths Rsiloon Cable Read Con-.
psny 81 Chicago Tie design q thp
company Il - traasport passengers -
sri fron tas wor.8s far in balloons
attached 70 cables Tas cspitsl ssoos
is s. aoc. zee
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 21.-Hermsn
Becksrts, one OF the wealthiest aud
best known distillers in Kentucky.
dropped dead from hsart-d!sease here
He was president OF both the Anderson
and Nelson distillerY companies. At
one time be was the owner OF the Den
vnr Tri huao
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

NV YcRE NsF. 9I-Tas ran CT 80
Ctizens' savings Bs-k ,cntfsaes Tee
ose sls decided - ratrs tseff rizht 20
rfnetv iaTs Ectic@ ~ pftsS Srsrsl 90 t.
posits and pad cat money - fsst a. sas
ssrosl soss sSksa far r
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

ne ofey Ire haae otfy
entire stock Of Groceries,
also Sko1O Cases, Counters,
Coffee miX ReJ1Ige1atoy,
oil Tank, Counter, Scales,
ETC.. stock He70 and cleaR.
MI rent building TO Maych
7. IS9T. Il bargain to some
one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

rwfrAer Wcr ?
rsrTfs - ersff rstfrf atFs trfFi
SO srirri.F nee1erl lssefst tert -HrFfc
. A. TaR6X ~ atrses - fsurT srppins
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= 1fzs - ~ -ssrs1r RI rer g. = frf
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- 81 - T.rsrs 81 49, ~ 81 p sstsrrs . -
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G = f~ p snf e r. 81 f.r V~s c. 80
h11e-H s-Est rrT ree1~fsr~if rrfvt Sr
fstE - 80 st5~r acfrnrt -si~s rrrfss
g. e. "a rr ~r p "a - 20 Hvstt
ft13# '7r rruft rars r. e. sFn -
ure7 -, es2& e. setrF pseslsF sat
shxFi1f sesA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22
TIE MARKETS


CHICAGO Nor e.
FEoUR-cuiei and lover. Spring whesi
Patents t<soas 3. sfrkiFhtA tNe<.E
Baker, o. g513sO Winter W. eat FloUr t0
6s0o Tor Patenis. Nf0d4 50 for Clears
wBKAT-Rulea frmer ard met Win Fooo ce
rand No cash sPGsoo8 Deosubsr. sok9
&c. and May q7aHAo
Corn Fairiy active and unsettled No g
biac. No yellow sac. Ne 3 tie. No.
yellow. t2sc. May. bisaf2Sc not much soie
under SIC December cnotshis ssc under Esy
November &c ever Deccuber
O1Te-Activc. unsrttleS auf higher 80 q
<2a31e. pecenbcr sN9&zc. Nav <sfQ
4sc ssmpies in Fooc supply and hieher No
2 o&sSc. No. White ke1<I4c. No q f11
ss.o. No 3 white. ezseNo
RyK-W Wss steady. hut not ruucf dong No
2 cash. ssdesascs Nofefrhsf. rsr hay 30
sample lots c'9osc for Ne q snc csrcsc foi
Noa
BsErry- Receipts light snd r,arFsi frrl
No cash. 7eess- ssmrler Common b'<1
soc rood 70 choice. es1esc. snc sEtrs iots
co. T2c.
Mrs PoEK- Market rsft tsr nctis. snc vrices
rulsc irreguiSr Cuofstiops ranged ~ ST
a. go Tor cssh - so1sss fof ueoeu Der 90 y
ailus ior Jsnusry. suo o. 1saiiso iof haY
IsrD-Rsfhsf nctlvs arf rrfc~s rnlsf fifksr
Price, rsnFeS Al fssTssas q fof cash a. ia
tso fof December ve,sasH fot gsuUsrv.
sBd tsH7Nass o. for Nag
Brz7rr-Cr.su.rr. n42sc Dsiry Ih0ssc
TzrFinf stock f1sr
Porrrps Live Ca,iclsns y7tKs psf p
Spring ctiokeus sas'Ss pe' n Live TurfsTs
Ealer per 10 Live pusFs 7asc pei ~
Live Geese o va 20 p.r epzen
L5ouoss pisfiIlef Spirits rulse fru - o. ~
Pc rsl far fuishsc roo0s
ofIs-wisoonsi Prime Wh'te 80 NsteI
wbHs 49, Kichlgsr Prime Ntits. f<ci
vste- WIN. Iikf indsus Prime Whits
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22

liFTEtsf ~ L. Hff p.
FrscfErN -esr}st stanasrs ~hif* 81 asg.
t@sf TNc. = cssoiins 81 - esssacs Ur -
naEathE 1e
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-06-04
A THIEF'S BOLD DASH.

Daring Highway Robbery at st. Paul and
an Exciting Chase.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 31.-A daring
robbery was attempted in this city at 1890
o'clock this morning. Miss Mar Casserty,
of 296 Aurora Avenue, drew S605
out of the bank, and was carrying the
money in small handbag on Fourth
Street, between Jackson and Robert, when
young man rushed up, snatched the bag,
and ran into an alley. A crowd
Immediately gave chase. The thief
ran up Robert Street to the
bridge, jumped over the embankment. and
started across the Kansas City Railroad
bridge, with officers IN pursuit, fifty yards
behind him. When nearly half way over
he was evidently winded, and hating, he
whipped out a revolver and fired two shots
at his pursuers, which came very close to
them and checked their advance Detect
i've Koran returned the fire, but the thief
started on run. The fugitive was finally
arrested in a storehouse on the other side,
where he was stationed, revolver III haGd,
to resist arrest. Officers approached from
different sides, and he threw mp his
hands and surrendered. TIE prisoner;
name is James Dugan, So years old, and
CONES from Spokane Falls. The money
was all recovered except $l00. 1t was the
most daring robbery ever attempted i'll this
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