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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-05
General Glimpses.
DAILY is selling at s22 .25.

DAILY is selling at $22.25.
The Union concentration is turning out
about twenty tons of Anchor concentrates
daily, and in about ten days a night shift
will be put on at the mill, for by that time
the Anchor mine will be able to send out
much more second-class ore and continue
so to do for long time.-Record.
The Anchor was shipper yesterday.
Shipments from American Fork are
looked for in very short time now. The
washing out of the wagon road has seriously
interfered with the prospects of this camp.
After ell, the best way to know the real
merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla, is to try If
yourself. Be sure to get Hoods. IA
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

An examination, as prescribed by law, of
teachers for the public schools of Salt
Lake city will be held at the Twelfth dis
trict schoolhouse, beginning Thursday,
Aug. IA, 1890, at 9 O'Clock a. m. All appli-
cants for positions in the public schools are
requested to file their applications with the
clerk of the board previous to their exam
1nation. Applicants, also, who are entitled
by law to third grade certificates without
examination are expected to appear for ex-
animation in order to facilitate the board
selection of teachers.
}. T. MILLsPAUGH,
Chairman of Board of Examiners.
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Salt Lakes Exchange.

Mr.. E.. }. Adams, who recently visited
Salt Lake city, and while there attended
the meeting of the mining exchange, speaks
in the highest terms of the energy and en-
terprise of the institution. Bidding is
spirited and the liveliest interest shown in
the operations by the business men and
citizens generally of the city. The subject
of an exchange building is being agitated,
and it is probable that some action in that
direction viii be taken when the exchange
resumes its meetings again September L.
Denucr Stock Exchange Journal.
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S. F. BALL & CO.,

Wholesale Liquor Dealers and Cigar Mer-
chants.
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The Malad Consolidated.

L. f. Kullak, secretary Of the Malad Con-
solidated, leaves some time during the pres
ent week on visit to the mines, and viii
undoubtedly have some good news when he
returns. He says extensive improvements
are now being made, and that the work will
be pushed for all it is worth.
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R. x. RIOCH a. CO,

Chairman of Board of Examiners.
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The well known caterers, have everything
that makes up a drst-class refreshment
house-cakes, pastries. candies, drinks,
fruits, ice cream, etc Wedding cakes and
ornaments speciality. Hot lunch from
12 N. till 4 pm.
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From the Congo.

Jake Bamberger has returned from
trip to the Congo property in Big Cotton
wood. He was exhibiting several fine
specimens Of ore yesterday.
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SILVER AND LEAD.
Both Metals Indulge in a Short
Decline.
BRADSTREETS VIEWS On SILVER.
The Congo-Malad ConsoIidated-The Stock
Exchange-The Wealth OF the Seven
Devils Country in Idaho.

Silver and lead both took slight tumble
yesterday, the former being quoted at
sl12ls, as against Sl.13 on Saturday, and
the latter at s4.35, as against $40 on the
same day.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAgoLISA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY o.: ABBEVILLE.
Personally appeared Lewis Perrin and hav-
Ing been duly sworn says that hn was present
and saw J. \. Smith and q. lI. Moore make
and scvcraIy sign the foregoing certificate
and that he with r. j. COlhran witnessed the
due execution thereof.
Sworn to before me this lst day Of October,
1890
7. =. COTHRAN. fSenl.l
Notary Public. =. &.
TIE STATE OF SnUTH CAROLISA,
A Ani.EvfIf.E
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School Claims.

. IL persons holding School Claims which
= hitH" :,Oi yet been registered will please
present tli"Ih at my Office by the 18th, asi IL
neriSSar: ihTi ! have all The reports Of The
irn;.rrn; srIoul+, in order to make my an
nual report complete.
|. T.. G. MCLEES,
School Com.
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M. O. WcCRAKEN,
Proprietor.

McSSrs. w. Joel Smith & Sons have receiV
ed an immense Stock of Milburn wagons
, BE sure 10 cal 10 see them.
Window sh .des. sp:ing roller fixtures 81
prices from - GEMS TO s.fo tach. tu,,HIi
Poles, Brass fixtures, An'rque Oak and Wal
nat at .I0 ccnIS each. last received at Ch;il
mcrs'S Furniture Slo:e.
Woven Wire Mattresses, single and double
weave fit $50 and 81 each at Cnalmcrs's S Fur
niIuie SOie.
Hill Il Sons.
For choice MIlburn wagons, call at w. Joel
Smith & Sons.
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Sow barley and rye and get your seed, il
you want good and fresh j. ON w. Joel Smith
Il Sons.
Suspendcrs! suspenders w. JCe' Smith
Sons sell the best In town.
II You want Buggy, Road Cart, o. Phaeton
call on a. Nj. Hill Il Sons
l,jCO feet of moulding. Just AR ived from
the fcniory enu"ccing all the latest de-
signs l'lown 10 re art. Pictures framed any
size at short no:icr, and at prices TO suit all.
Come and see our samples. Lee d Bailey,
Greenwood, S. G.
Have just received n nice line OF French
candy. Lee & lSaily, Green wood, =. Z.
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4. NJ. Hill d Sons Locals.

high und scarce this season, but A. NJ. Hill Il
Sons have arrangements made by which they
can give their customers the lowest prices.
Attention ladies You are respectfully in.
vilcd tn inspect that lot Of pickles and pre-
serves, just received by a. NJ. Hill & Sons.
If you wish TO see the finest stock OF French
Candies in Ahbeyillr, 80 to A. NJ. Hill e Sons.
Look at those picked Pig Feet at A. N. Hill
& Sons.
A. VI. Hill & Sons will receive in n few days
another loL Of thnse fine Potomac Herring.
Look at that Big Pound Of smoking Tobacco
and pipe for % c;s. at a. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Look out for the arrival of those fine
oranges just from, Florida groves at A. NJ
Hill & Sons.
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! For the next thirty days we will sell our en-
tire line OF Flower Pots, hanging Baskets,
&c., ~ fist cost TO make room for new goods.
| Lee " Bailey, Greenwood, sc.
We have inst opened upa splendid line OF
shot guns raugidg from - to so Spntlnru II
take notice aud call on us for guns and all
shooting materials. Smith az Sons.
Vertical Slidc.back suspcndcrS III" best in
the world. 40 weight on the shnnGers. 30
strain on the buttons. Ask for them at smith
l. Sons.
We have now n complete line Of Art Nate
rials-tube col0rs. brushes. c:ayOns, nrncl's
drawing paper. transfer laper. po'eitrs &c
In fact every thing III The line. Lee Il Bailey
Greenwood =. &.
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Also, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY

At the Homestead where q,
J, Power now resides. on
Saturday, November
9Th, 1890, to wit:
Phaton, Pair Match Horses, Sever
"a Mules, Lot Cattle, (some improved
bree(ls,) Hogs, Goats, Three (3) Wagons
Corn, Fodder, and Hay.
TERMS OF SALE-made known or
day of sale.
J. C. KLUGH,
Master.
Oct. s, 1890, At
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEASE.


COURT OF COMMON PLEASE.
J. w. Power, as Trustee, &C., against
Henry J. Power ct al.
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale made
in the above stated case, ] will offer for
sale at public cutlery at Abbeville c. H.,
S. c., on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER,
1890, within the legal hours of sale, the
following described property. situate in
ssid State and County, to wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land, known as the
Home Place, whereon II. j. Power now
lives, containing
Six Hundred and Ninety Eight
$685. Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of estate
of Fl. NJ. Prince, r. L. Williams, Mrs.
J. f. Brownlee, and others.
Also, Tract No. 3, that plantation
known as the B. w. Williams Place, con-
tanning
Five Hundred and Twenty Five
(525) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Mrs. J. e. Brownlee, House Tract, estate
of NJ. b. Latimer, and others.
Also, Tract No. 3, House and Lot in
the town of Due West, containing
Sixteen 6 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands o
the Baptist church lot, J. I. Mccain, j.
O. Lindsay, and others;
Also, Tract No. 4, a vacant lot in the
town Of Due West, containing
Six CO Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
J. O. Lindsay, J. w. Wideman, w. NJ.
Grier and others
Also, Tract No. 5, that parcel of land
located near Due West, containing
Eighty-Seven (8D Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands oi
Mrs. Ingram, H. P. McGee, r. S. Gal
loway, J. o. Lindsay, and others, known
as the Bonner Plantation.
The above will be sub-dividod and
sold by plats to be submitted on day OF
sale.
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF-AHHEvFLLE.

This is to certify that the undersigned j.
Allen Smith and q. III. Moore have this day
associated themselves together III Il limited
partnership, under The firm name Of &. II
Moore, for the purpose Of carrying on in the
Town Of hbbeYllIcu IL bhlcher anu green gro
Gerry business.
&. II. Muurc heing the only general partner
and J. Alien smith the only special partner,
both of whom reside in the town 0I Able
willie. Stale and COunly aforesaid. That the
said }. Alien Smith has contributed in actual
cash in good faith the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars to the capital stock OF the said buSi-
ness. That the said partnership Is 10 com.
mcncc on the lst day Of October and termi-
nate on the ISt day Of October. lSIi.
Made ami srverarly G. II. MOORE.
signed in presence Of : j. ALLEN SMITH.
the subscribing wtncSS-)
rs at Ahbeville, =. C.,)
this lst day Of October,
1880.
7. j. C0THRAN,.
LEWIS PERRIN.
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EIGHTY THREE ACRES

moro orlcss, honMdcd : l"rd> Of " H. Brnsl
Est. Of j. L. Calhoun aal Ad,lphlS Colo
Terms: one ha.f cash. balance on Il credit O.
Twelve months, with interest from day o. sale
credit portion to be sccnred by bol,d Of pur'
chaser and 4 mortgage of premisrs, or ].urcha.
str may have option Of paying all cash. pur-
chaser must pay for papers.
FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate.
S"nt 1890
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY

ABBENILLE COUNTY.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters Of Admin
istra!inn.
BY J. FULLER LYON. Esq. JUICE PROBAT!
COUETi
iEIIlERF:AS, Thos. l.. Moore, as Clerk
H3 Common Pleas Court, has made sui
TO me, to grant him Letters OF Admins
tratiOn Oi the Estate and effects OF i. j
McCrHclien lnle of Abbcvi!lc county, deceased
These are therefore, 10 cite and admoniSb nl
d>Singllar the kindred and creditors OF tho
said II. ]. Mc('rnc;cn. deceased. that they he
and appear before me, in The Court Of Probate
to Lc hrid nt Ahberilc &. H., on "Wednesday,
November lgth lSin. after publication hereof
ut II o'clock in the forenoon, to snow cause II
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be gialted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court
this 18th day o! October, in tie year Ol
LIS. lonr Lord one thou>nn' cicht hundred
and rincty and In The llJth year Ol
American Independence.
Published on the I5h day Of October, 1850,
in the Press dnd BUnH'r and on the Court
House door for the time require! by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct IL $500 81
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Personally appeared G. II. Moore and hav-
ing h"rn duly sworn says. that he Is the only
general partner Of the lmicd partnership Of
&. II. Moore. That j. Allen Smith the only
special partner thereof has contributed Five
liund' ed Dollars, the sum specified in the
certificate to have been contributed by him
rs special partner. and that the same has
been actually and in good faith paid in cash
to the capital stock of the said partnership.
G. ii. MOORE.
S,rnr,n fl, hn nfnrn r,nn IlliS IL lnv nr DrInInr
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State Of South Carolina.
County ui Al.. ct j ..
l':r.:'"i. : ui.I'.

B. a B''yl. Is Ai.ni i!'aior ar,; Plaintiff
#sai;'st !.'Ici:i. Cole, 9: aI., D"feu,lants-
i;om.''ai.;t 10 scIi land ..'.ray ach's. =
viii ;r'I at pub ic "u'cr' II. Ahlcvii,c. & ~
on SalcdaT ia N,vu,n,"r nr xt. for tic payulen:
Of debts, thc following de ibed rca! estate re
longing to thc estate IL l.. T. Coe. lor,d, ,.c
ceased. situated III sai'! comfy AMI STATE con
'ai,ing
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The Short Line to

Charleston e Florida.
PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA
RAILWAY co.
NOMMENClNG SUNDAY, MARCH 2 1890, Pas
y senger trains will run as follows By 18th Merid
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#. u. C0TIIRAN, l.. S.
Notary Public, <. g..

r. i. COTITRAN, H.. S.
Notary Public, s. e.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAIoLINA,l
COUNTY or ABBEyLLE.
Personally appeared Hugh wilson and hay
Ing been duly sworn says, that he Is the pub
liShcr of the Abbcvillc Press and Banner. Il
newspaper published at Abbevilie {. H., =. L.
That The certificate above written OF which n
copy is hereto attached, was advertised In the
said paper once u week for six weeks consccu-
lively, beginning on the Sth day of October,
l$9L
HUGH WILSON.
Sworn TO before me this day Of October,
1880.
4. +. COTIIEAN. l.. 81
Notary Public, :. c.
Oct. g. 1890 IL.
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Election Notice.

xsrnsss::ss ss4kS6an~
FOR CONGRESSMAN
Eor 3rd Congressional District
An Election will he held on TUES
DAY, THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEM'
BER NEXT, at the legally establish
ed poliingtprecincls in Abbeville Coun
ty for Representative of the Sd Con
gressional District of South Carolina,
in the Stud Congress of the United
States.
The polls will be opened at 7 O'Clock
q. M, and kept open without inter,
mission or adjournment until
O'Clock p. 10.
The managers shall administer to
each person offering to vote, an .oath
that be is qualified 10 vote at said cleo
ton according to the Constitution ol
the State and that he has not already
voted in i'll election.
The following named persons hav.
been appointed to manage said elec'
ton by the Board of Commissioners OF
Election of Abbeville County, to wit
NINETY-slx.
A. S. Osborne,
IN. King,
MCN Turner.
GREENWOOD.
w. R. Baily,
l.. NJ. Moore,
A. d. Calhoun.
CoKEsBURY,
L. X. Dantzler,
5. F. Herndon
P. w. sullivan,
DoNNALDsvILLE
J. F. Agnew.
w. J, Donnald.
w. r. Mattison.
DUE WEST.
Jas. Magill.
R. s. Galloway
NJ. B. Clinkscaies.
LONG CANE.
T. L. Haddon.
A. B. Robinson,
A. F. Calvert.
BRADLEY.
w. f. Cothran,
J. r. Carwie.
A. J. Pounds.
TROY.
w. T. Bradley.
C. Lifes,
II. D. Pressly.
CEDAR SPRINGS.
VIM. Magill Jr.
John Lyon.
II. S. Cason.
ABBEvILLE, c. II.
H. r. Wardlaw,
VIC. DuPre.
J. s. Graves.
ANTREvILLE.
DR.. J.. Fl. Bell,
Sam Knox.
s. J. Wakefield.
LowNDEsvILLE.
J. M. Baker,
Jno. &. Lomax.
w. G. Shaw.
MAGNOLIA.
Edwin Calhoun,
J. + Clinkscales,
r o. Bell.
MT CARMEL.
w. L. Miller.
VIM Riley.
J. w. Morrah.
MCCORMICK.
Jas. C0thran.
w. A. smith,
NJ. L, B Sturkry.
Notice is hereby given that the
above named persons have been ap-
pointed Managers of the Federal Elec-
ton tobe held. on TUESDAY NOVEM
BER 4th 1890 ut the several precinct.
iu this County. The Chairman of each
Board is requested to meet the COM
missi0ners st Abbeville G.. n. OH MON
DAY, Oct. q, 1890, tor The purpose O.
receiving the boxes, instructions, poll
lists etc.,
Polling places for said Federal Eiec-
ton shall he not exceeding one hun
dred yards form the polling places for
the State and County election and be
held at the same time.
T. P. COTHRAN, Chairman,
J.C. ELLIS,
JAS. ROGERS, Jr.
Board of Commissioners Federal Elec-
ton,
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEN1LLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Eugene Hilburn ct al against Warren
Smith ct al.-Partition.
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale made
in the above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H.,
on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1890,
within the legal hours Of sale, the follow
ing described property, situate in said
State and County, to wit: All that tract
or parcel of land, containing
One Hundred and Eighty-Six
1861 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of J. S.
Williams, Robert Keown, the Crawford
Place, and others.
TERMS OF SALE One half cash,
balance on q credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises, with leave to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. c. KLUGH,
Master.
n.4.I.. O 1oon A.
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JAS. ROGE

Board of Commissioner Federal Elec-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-21
BRIEFS BY WIRE.
errible heat is reported on the Pacific

Terrible heat is reported on the Pacific
coast.
Sir Richard Wallace, formerly member
of the English house of commons. is dead.
1t is reported that Prince Bismarck has
taken apartments at Pertisan, in the Tyrol.
Guillermo Pom, special envoy of San Saliva.
dor, has requested an audience with Presi-
dent Diaz, of Mexico.
Jeanne Hugo, grand child of Victor Hugo,
is betrothed to Leon Daudet son of Al
phonse Daudet, the novelist.
The Servian synod has rejected the petition
of ex-Queen Nathalie to reconsider the legals
ity of her divorce from ex-King Milan.
The English ship Stork has launched
the mouth of the Zambezi river two stern.
wheel gun boats for service on the Shire
river.
The Mexican government has granted Mr..
Enische. representing Edison, an extension
of six months to establish postal phono-
graph system.
The rolling stock for the Cirdan railway
through the valley of Mexico has arrived in
the City of Mexico and the road will be
opened to the public on Aug. l.
The representative of the Spanish Trans
Atlantic steamship line has informed the
Mexican government that all the company's
steamers coming from Spain are fumigated.
Arrangements have been made for the pay
ment of lhe Mexican governments debt to
the Sonora railway in installments of $50. .OOO
monthly. the first payment to be made on
Aug. /.
Sir W. A. White, British ambassador to
Turkey, has gone to London ON a short and
sudden visit. He has already had several
private conferences with Lord Salisbury,
He will start for Constantinople to-day.
Alfred Won Keudler, banker, formerly
Swedish consul in this city, has been tried
and convicted at Vienna on charges of fraud
and embezzlement and sentenced to seven
years penal servitude and the loss Of all his
titles.
The branch eff the Mexican railway to Pa
chuca is nearly finished. The contractors OF
the Southern railway have relinquished their
contracts The National and Central rail-
roads have each ordered ten Baldwin loGae
motives.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-21
MONEY OR WIFE.
A Priest Sued for Alternating a
WOman's Affections.

"A Priest SUED Tor A1enaClnS a
Woman's Affections.
NEW YORK, July 2o.-Rev. Aloysius
Steffens, pastor of st. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church at Wood Haven. is the
defendant in an action brought by John
Bauss to recover $1,000 damages for the
alienation of Mrs. Bauss' affections. The
priest is charged with removing the
woman from the society of her husband
and keeping her concealed. The few
Catholics in Wood Haven who have be-
come cognizant of the facts in the case
feel greatly scandaliZed, and some OF
them do not hesitate to say that they
hope Bishop Laughlin will remove Rev.
Mr.. Stetfens from the parish.
Father Steffens employed Rosa Zim-
mer as housekeeper and cook for sew
eral years. About eight months ago
Rosa was married to John Bauss.
Father Steffens performed the cere-
mony. The couple went to live at lit
tie hotel kept by Mr.. Kegreiss. Mr..
Bauss worked at the carpenters
bench. Mrs. Bauss spent her days
at the priests house and oft
en- some hours of the night. Mr.. Bauss
was not asked to 60 there. and he found
fault with losing so much of his wife's
society. Father Stetfens made that all
right by inviting the bride and groom
to live in his house. Something
transpired that offended Mr.. Bauss,
and he left while Mrs. Bauss pre-
ferred the clergyman's domicile. Mr..
Bauss was good Catholic, and he went
for advice in dis trouble to such leading
churchmen as Mr.. Schaff and Mr.. Ger
ard, to whom he told the story of the
practical defertion of his wife and the
harborinS of her by the priest. He was
advised to 60 to Bishop Loughlin and
did so. The head of the diocese gave
the afflicted husband letter command
ing Father Steffens to turn Mrs. Bauss
out of the house at once. Mr.. Bauss
said that he delivered the letter to the
priest. Mrs. Bauss was not turned out
of the house, and her husband never
saw her afterwards.
The whereabouts of Mrs. BausS seem
to be a secret within the keeping of
Rev. Aloysius Steffens. He escorted
her out of the village of Wood Haven
five weeks ago last Tuesday at 7:30
o'clock in the morning. Other or fur
ther trace of their subsequent move
ments cannot be ascertained.
Mr.. Gerard, wealthy pariShoner,
states that the bishop has sent several
commands to Father Steffens to appear
at the See house in Brooklyn, but he
had not obeyed the summons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-21
WHO KILLED vANDEvANDER.
The Fireman on the Train Charged
With the CRIME,

.t
VAN VERT, O., July 2O.-The shock
ing murder of Engineer Vandevander,
of the Cincinnati, jackson & Mackinaw,
while on his engine. and the probably
fatal wounding of his fireman, Sam
Rhodehouse, resulted to-day in the ar
rest of the latter, charged with the
crime. He protests his innocence.
and sticks to his first state
ment that they were both as
saulted by an unknown man. They
were known to have been quarreling for
several days, and the detectives theory
is that Vandevander knocked him down.
inj jdring his head horribly On the coal in
the tender. The detectives think he
then waited his opportunity and struck
the engineer with hammer, which was
found covered with blood. Officers are
also searching for Blair Mock, who was
sent to the penitentiary on Vandevan-
der's testimony, and who SwOre to kill
the latter. 1t is known that a man an
swering Mock's description inquired II
Vandevander was on the train.
MARION, Ind, July 20.-Blair Mock.
of this city, whose name is mentioned
in Van Vert, Ohio. special in con-
nection with the murder of Engineer
Vandevander. will have no difficulty in
proving an alibl. Young Mock is now
in the livery business here. He was
here on Friday night, and his
father states, has not been out of
town but once since his par
don, and that was when he attended the
Wabash races last month. The trial OF
Mock. for the murder of Harry Vande-
vender. occurred in this city on change
of venue from Huntington. He was
tried twice. At neither trial was the
victim of the Van Vert tragedy present,
either as spectatort or witness. and
consequently the statement that Mock
vowed vengeance against the dead en-
gineer for testimony given at that trial
can have no foundation.