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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-27
DEATH BY OF CARDINAL NEWMAN.

my ninety years on cart,i have ppssrl away;
AT last tfuu r'scit mid that hcavcnl, cnc
Whcrr act Is rc Z. AMI n;;r perpetual rriuic
my noblcst. hj.i@t work begins this day
begins not cnla' B~.t work il prayer: aud they
Who p'ai. Al ,;,,'i FROM bonds ur space Enl
ln".
With lordli,e; lNlcr work that work suhuc.
0fyler cuy ,a'rt Ni,.l hrnluirSt sway.
10 work. ,;rY.d sl.".t' ray TOLLS r1cconc carh
var
Meantime bear fruit Thousands but hymn
ihrr uuw.
Thy Aurc"tcs soon viii bond Frightening
Grcr tones of thine; each may drop II tear
For friends that "',r Lliud ucrius pushed thc
Prov
nelf cheated OF a l.niling light So clear
Audrey dr We're in Sciibncrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-27

This is the time of year when stories
are ripe about Western girls who per-
form wonders i'm the harvest field. The
last yarn of this kind is to the effect
that IL girl ia Brown county, Kas.,
looked after her fathers grape patch
of ten acres, picked the apples on 1000
trees and didn't ask fora share of the
5000 which her parent secured for
his fruit. The Brown county girl is II
daughter worth having. In order to
keep up the interest, however, she
should turn in this winter and husll
l,OW bushels of corn, get out LOCO
cords of fire wood, clear 1000 acres of
timber, work 1000 crazy quilts and
devote the rest of her time to the
entertainment of the numerous suitors
for her hanG.-Ex.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-27

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-12-27
CHRISTMAS AT FORT MEIGs.
by A. FELLOW.

eSA BOUT us queer an old chap aa
N one ever claps eyes upon halted
~lN@ the writer the other morning
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
NEWARK.

The first meeting of the County Board OF Rcgietr-l-
tion under the ballot law was held yesterday.
Joseph l.. Mum chosen chairman and Leonard
Kall>,h secretary. The sccrctary WAS dirrct"d %
couuuuicat" With tlr head, II tho Republican and
DcIuy rattle County Committees iu r"c1Ni t. tA" ap
po.utmcnt of members to election district bOaMs If
Ectl>trdtiOn.
Theodore Wild. living az 80 474 Bloomfield ave-.
attempted 10 cut his throat with butcher k,lt at
h, home YESTERDAY The weapon Wrcstcd from
him after he had inflicted slight wound, and De was
sent 10 the hospital.
Theodore Fischer, Of No - Maga2inc.st., who shot
himself In the head last Monday died IN thc hospital
yesterday.
4 meeting Of the committee appointed by tho Board
NJ Trad" 10 arrlnr" for statue to tho late Rotary
o. state Fgclinchuyson was held Yesterday. ~ Chan
CclOr RunyOu Wa elected chairman. Engeuc Wander
pool secretary. and Franklin Murphy tr-asuTcr. \
formal request for contributions drafted for pub
licatl0n, contributions being Invited not Ouly from
Newark ct7"us but from all who honOr,d the memory
OF the secretary.
An accident occurred Yesterday afternoon IN
NcLOuchn- pool room IN second 81. Harrison which
fortunately did not result iu any being seriously
hurt About 100 m"n were waiting t. cash their
tickets IN the rear OfNcc thc hrst floor ~ thc
building when III" floor suddenly gave way and nn
prec.pated 70 the cellar. distance Of ten i,ot
Much excitement prevailed. Most 81 mo men
scrambled out Of The cellar without asittaucc but with
battered hats. some Of the men were bruised. but
they did not consider their injuries Of any consequence
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
p,YIyG FOR PLACES THEY NEVER cor.

Or John J. Lepper Of No. Gs2 East Br'adway. Is
prisoner ln The Tombs. n the many allegations
made against him true he is immense ~ a
fraud. Yesterday morning he produced II hndTe In
court 70 show that he I, of corps of free ply
clans from an evening paper. II IS alleged thai he
doctor visited several poor families in the vicinity ol
Mulherr, IT, where he not only treated Ills of the
Gcsh hut aso bcf pockets lIo represented that
hc had a great "pnll' with tho railruads aud public
Officials, and could costly obtain places as drivers ana
pcr ia the street Ccaning Department for 60 or
$50. John J. l:oulHuc. Of No. Jl : Mulberry IT,
dcclnr., Ac egyc the doctor $50 on his promise 10
obtain IA Situation FOR him as driver on tho IhlFd
Avenue line oincoEzo viganlo Of 80. 10 Mulberry
IT, declarc, he eave Leppci 40 70 obtain sit""Mrh
Am the street 4 lcuuing Department Tor MN. Inc
placc+ were never obtained. There arc uumh"r "i
poor ,nd nm. .phistcatcd Italians who have 'lWlHr
rpu.piaiut- Ia make against Lcpl or ,
Tie attention Of the police was called 70 pr' |'p
pcr', method, and they placed him under aIir't
Yesterday Justice Patterson held him for examination
In fhc Ioubs Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHBSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Edward ". Bogart. a G.. A. r.
veteran, has been appointed Chief Of Police at salary
Of $500 year. Under the amended charter lie Is the
only officer having jurisdiction within the village
limits in criminal The trustees may, however,
appoint special con>tables AT - per day when nccc>
sary. Ihc supervisors will award the contract for
the building OF $4,000 addition 10 the County jail
on Tuesday.
YONKERS.-For some time there has been at
tempt to raise $4,000 for soldiers and sailors mOnu-
mcnt In (OnkcTS, but up To the present time only
$1,000 has been subscribed. Charles f.. Gorton. chair
man OF the committee Friday received letter from
saving that If 81 900 additional would be pledged y
Friday next at > 80 p n lie would at that hour II
Park ave. at Lowerre Station, and apply the proceeds
to the monument fund Mr.. Buffers Subscription will
subscription. which Will undoubtedly be raised, win
bring the amount up 10 nearly - 900, which the
committee can start work at
MOUNT vERNON.-rhe outing Club OF the Young
rambc on July % Thcy will have a cambalc at
Rye Beach, and return by rail at il 80 p.
will be closed during August.
KATONNl.-The Rev and Mrs. W. F. Brush VIII
celebrate their twenty NTH wedding anniversary at tho
Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage on July II.
Mr. brush has hee1 transferred 10 the Perry Street
Of County Longford Ireland landed at castle Garden
June 80. and on Thur,day was overcome by the
heat in Nelson Brothers bayfield, and died.
Methodist Episcopal! Church, Is sRcuding hi- vacation
at ocean Grove. The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. acting
rector # st. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church Ia,
resigned. Mis- Reoves. a graduate of the Potsdam
Normal School. has been engaged 10 teach in the
public school. Presiding Elder Palmer viii preach
In the Methodist Episcopal Church oday. The
village trustees have ordered the building Of large
Ci>tern near tho Presbyterian Church for additional
fire protection
CIIMPAoUA-Thc shoe factory will remain closed
for the next two weeks. and scventy.Gve hands are
out OF employment,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ANSWER OFTHE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
DENYING THE CHARGES AGAINST IT IN OHIO,
AND SETTING UP THE STATUTE
LIMITATIONS.

Columbus, Ohio, July II lSpecial.-in the supreme
Court today the Standard oil Company filed rs answer
10 the suit instituted by Attorney General Watson for
the purpose Of cyoking the charter Of the company
The action II the Attorney General i, based on The
charge that the company j, controlled By Il board OF
trustees elected outside Of the state, and that 1t Is
a trust or combination seeking 10 control the oil
market Of the country, in violation Of the laws The
an ,wer dcui,-, that the company bccau" party to
the trust agreement Of January ls-2 and ayci- that
il has not observed carried ont tho obligations i'm
posed by that agreement. by the supplemental
agreement, both Of which are made "a part oi tho
petitions II that the trustees mcHu"ucd 10 i'
agreement do not exercise general supervision over
the affairs Of the defendant company, the business o
the company being directed by bourl Of directors,
majority Of whom are residents aud further II denies
that the company party are ln'ut creating
or constituting combination aud monopoly injurious
10 commerce The answer closes follows:
Hy way Of further answer ana defence. defendant
SAYS that on or about time alleged in the p 'ou
certain individuals. then being holders ,ud owners Of
stock OF the standard oil Company, made ana rnrF"
into with others tho several agreements set rtn %
the petition: that they did this solely IN their IN
dvldual capacity and with reference To their Ill
dviGual property and not 0S officers or directors or
defendant; hut defendant -F' tAat such acton oi
said stockholders in becoming parties 10 the several
agreements alleged In tho petitions, IN their Individual
capacity and with reference To- their individual prop
crty shall hc deemed and held hv this court {" nave
by the SAID stockholders Of tn" aid several agreements
a. aforesaid shall be deemed and held hy this court 10
Doe cause for forfeiture Of the charter OF TINS dc
fendaut then th- defendant AYERS that such act wa7
fling Of the petition herein, and that the cause Of
action therefore /, barred
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY.

The many attractions at the Eden Musee include
excellent exhibition Of oil paintings. A famous
japanese dancer OfcrD, and her Partisan company will
soon appear at the Musee. The usual concerts will
be given to-day.
\ rowb0at in which ten ongshOremen were taking
sail on the North River OFF Twenty third-st. was
cap>ized yesterday by the swell from the steamboat
ST. John, and the thrown into the water.
All OF them except Thomas Butler, of No. $50 West
Twenty nin'hst.. managed to swim ashore. lie was
drowned and his body was not recovered
Charles Philips a real estate dealer at No AZ Wall
st., was arrested Friday night, and taken TO tho
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. lie was
charged with swlndns Narno Vega ont of 9l0o
Vincent Duronte of No. 2lj IIcsers born in the
Province Of Areucgelo Italy, 103 year, ago. at the
TOmbs Police Court yesterday sent for four months
TO the Island for begging. II IS doubtful il the CEN
tcnarian will survive his sentence, as he is feeble
and able move around only with the aid Of a stick.
The Park Department gave notice yesterday that
the McComb's Dam Hridsc, over the Harlem River.
Will be closed Monday for several weeks, for repairs
The Croton water receipts last week amounted to
Tl37,d50 3D. and tllc Mayors Marshal issued 100
licenses for which 5 ,443 80 was paid.
Gilmores Band will give a concert both this after
noon and evening at Manhattan Beach. sgnorna
Maconda and sgnor Masano will sing in the after
noon and evening, and Master Irving Pinover Will
rccito from Shakespeare in the evening.
The steamer Wicland arrived here yesterday from
Hamburg with case Of smallpox on board among the
stceraCe passengers The patient had been carefully
isolated and when the steamer arrived at Quarantine
the sick pat tcnger transferred to North Brother
Island and the Wieland went 10 her pier
General Denis 6 Burke has been appointed Assistant
Appraiser at the Public stores lie has been special
Inspector connected with the Office OF Special Treasury
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
UIINs0III u =
THE BULLET WILL NOT KILL HIM.


Henry c. Thompson. who attempted to commit
suicide on Friday night in the Pennsylvania Railroad
waiting roOm improving Yesterday In the Jersey
CITY Hospital. 1t is believed that he VIII recover.
Mr.. Thompson proves to be a Philadelphia lawyer WHO
lives in Beverly, Y. j. Ills son. Henry G. Thompson,
jr.. read report of the attempted suicide ~ inc
morning papers, and at took train for Jersey
City. lie visited his father al tho hospital and had
a prolonged interview with him. The young man
will remain in the city until his father Is strong
enough 10 be taken home.
Mr.. Thompson sr talked freely Yesterday morning
with Warden osborne, Of the hospital lie said hc
was despOndcnt on account % financial dlilcWccS.
Some obligations fell due on Friday. which he was
unable to meet. and that preyed upon his nina so
heavily that he determined to end his life. Young
Mr.. Thompson says that hi, father cannot possibly he
in any financial difficulties. He is wetknowh Iii
Philadelphia where he had large practice and he Is
the executor or trustee for small estates II n
Is I'm any financial difficulties his family j. not aware
Of IT, and the Young man cannot imagine any NhSon
why his father should attempt SUICIDE lie lcll nome
Thursday 10 90 TO New York, on business tylp' ana
il his return that he made the attempt hpoh
his rfc.
The surgeon at the hospital thinks that II Mr.
leave the Institution in few days. lie l. slAty,0no
years old but looks strong and well preserved Iho
bullet has been extracted from hiS head ana thc only
danger now is from possible blood poisoning.
W Frederick snow. wcllkuown resident ol Jersey
City. died yesterday from heart disease lie was
born at NlbHny in 1853. and removed 70 jersey Cly
in early boyhood. He was one Of the firm OF Der9y,
Prentice lumber dealers and dd an Noh9iUS @ M
q member of Hugh De Payeu> Commandcry, hnishH
Tcmplar. He leaves two grown sons
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
IMPROVED RAILWAY NAIL SERVICF.
AN ExcELLENT RECORD FOR THE LAST TwELv

AN ExCELLENT RECORD FOR THE LAST TWELVE
MONTHS SOME SUGGESTIVE FIGURES
The progress in the efficiency Of the railway mail
service In the twelve months ending juno 30 has been
wonderful in the second division alone Of the service
which includes Newlork, Pcnn>y ylyania, Ncw-Jcrsey
and Delaware. from July /. 1889, 10 June 30 1880,
there distributed 473 100000 letters and 333.
100000 pieces of other mail matter. making altogether
$4,000 0OC pieces, which is an increase of 10 per
cent on the number handled in the previous year. To
distribute this mail employees in the service travelled
all told, 100000 miles In this division also there
were handled and recorded 2,-s2,OOO pieces Of
registered packages and pouches. In handling this
class of mail the clerks are required 10 enter full
description Of the packages and pouches in record
books, make careful examination Of them and give
and take receipts for them
The system used for testing the accuracy OF the
ui'ulbutoh Is an ingenious and interesting one A
chechshp accompanies each package Of letters or bag
OF newspapers and the clerk who separates the package
"rs HIS name on the slip and is held responsible for
S "to's A'"' thereafter occur in the package. The
next clerk TO receive them notes the errors fo,,d d
e sup with the mistakes recorded on it is forwarded
70 the superintendent Special efforts ,,er ,od la -,
year by j. Lowrie Bell the General superintendon T.,
ehe hdiI"aY NAL service, " have the cbockIrg ~
PREVIOUSLY had been much neglected. ci,Lnr - 90" u,
Iios9n on the part Of the clerks or bcca,,c of "
Ia.k OF Time IN which 10 mark down tho ,rr'r u "a %
ectly handled. " man were cor
has incr. & tv "a "a zen year the railway mail service
Us increased los per cent, but owing 10 the annrr
~ ~s made by Congress the clerical force ~ L,i,c1
Inn suH mas Only been increased - per cent Owin,
Wsn.er, 70 the enterprise Of Postmaster Gonni,si
clsrShaAer and Of superintendent Bell the force -
d. mas been made much larger. Va
OF dnIasNF IAN COtt has received from the heade
thlentS In the PO>tOfcc their annual re nors
densr,us N detail the business transacted in each
arfoSneht during tho fiscal ear ended June 80 In
the yssr @ TIn ucSe report, II appears that during
and iv o.. ucrc We're delivered through lOck-boxe,
matter ~ '-'''i'''"- pl'ces % ordinary mall
picces ue registered letter department 1.3-I3a2
Ses 40 were delivered and IOg6gj5 Of dnnc1ttr
trbusS 60 Of foreign origin were recorded and dis
IN ~ 70 other Offices.
e<a n, e distribution department total of 033 O1O
S'eces we're handled. The total number of pieces
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RATLRO1D INTERESTS.
A CIT N WOOL RATES CHECKED
PROMPT ACTION OF THE CHICAGO COMMITTEE
Oh, TILE c. 7. A.-DRESSED. MEAT RATES.

n
PROMPT ACTION OF THE CHICAGO COMMITTEE
OF THE c. T. ADDRESSED MEAT RATES.
Chicago July II (Specian.-Eastbound wool rates
were on the verge Of collapse this morning, bit
saved hv the prompt action OF the Chicago com
uttee Of the Central Traffic Association. For some
time the tariff on wool has been target. An uneasy
feeling WAS everywhere prevalent, and a month ago
tbo rate between Chicago and the seabOaTd
lowered 90 per cent, to 40 cents per 100. This
rate was secretly manipulated freely the 5ocent
rate and late Yesterday afternoon tariff reducing the
40 cont rate 10 80 cents discovered The tariff
had been issued by Western road, and read over
Central Traffic line to Boston, meeting Of the
Chicago committee called with much trepidat!on
i belnc thought the dressed meat rate had pre-
vented rnty on any subject. The fear seemed nm
founded FOR all the lines pledged themselves o main
,oin tariff rates. and early this morning the Western
ine cancelled tS Illegal tarif.
I'he Chicago committee also this morning scaled
dou,n rates on dressed meat 10 interior New York
0ints 10 correspond with the reduced rates TO tho
ieahoard There have been no new developments In
,Sa dressed meat rate Since the 30 cent rate
,ont into effect the EastbOund lines have been divld-
tna among themselves a loss OF over $4,000 daily.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
LONG ISLAND.
he DID NOT BELIEVE IL POLITICS

James Weeks. who died at Hampstead on Friday
evening nearly eighty years old. and was never
known 10 cast vote at any election. His reason for
this that ~ did not believe I'm politics, lie was
intelligent man and hcpt himself wcinforned by
closely reading the newspapers. lie dsllkcd tobacco
and for many years hah fondncss for peppermint
candy. Iic never married and took no interest In
female society. He spent much OF his life a
bOarlcr IN the family Of Mrs. NJ. L. Petit. Some
forty years he made trade by which he obtained
possession Of light colorcd broadcloh ovcrcoat with
smoked pearl buttons. lie priced this coat highly
and II whenever the weather would permit until
the garment would hardly hold together. He had
all liz clothing made IN tho paiuest manner and for
long service. and Invariably wore a broad hrnmcd.
n.htcolprcd felt hat Although a native of NcW York
Cltv Mr.. Wc"h, never awaited himself Of the railroad
20 20 10 New York. Ills last Visit 10 the city ~,t'
made In a wagon about forty years He was
never known 70 rdo railroad train, aud often
said that Ne meyer wOuh do He lived on money
.lt linn by his father. and is said that u" himself
left hts heirs between $40 900 aud 10000. THIS
money will 20 HI unv brother and -evcTll neph""
and ulcccs Tho funeral viii take place on Monday
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
COUNTY DEFALCATIONS IN ILLINOIS.

Chicago. July l. (spccial).-" The Chicago Tribune
to-day publishes startling record Of dcfalcatons by
Democratic county trcaSurcrS Of the state Of Illinois
The result, Of "Th" Trlbunc'sr INVESTIGATION, show
that since the oUt of the lO2 counties IN IlIino,
there have been shortages delnqucnclc dcllcations
and downright >teangs from county treasures In nine
teen counties. The amount Of these shortages as
nearly II may be estimated, il sB72 -lO of this
Republican county tT;,urcrs are RESPONSIBLE for
SGGO23 and their Democratic brethren for S:,O6 7DG
or nearly five times a, much. The number Of Demo
cratic dcfaulting county rcaSurcrs /, ninetccu The
number of Republican, eight. II must be borne i'm
mind too that nearly two thirds Of the counties Of the
state aY' Republican counties. which fact makes tho
proportion OF defaulting Democratic trcasurcrs cor
resDOndingly larger
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ALONG THE SOUND.

HRIDGEPORT.-Ih The cornerstone Il tho new St.
Patrick, Church viii Dc Laid by Bishop McMahon on
sunday Augu-' g. Tic different Catholic societies
lu tho city Will tah" part. The talk Of most interest
among yHcht.ncu here IS proposed contest between
3D." slo1p yucArS EurrEn. owned by Mr.. Rogers. II
l.,s ton. aud the Rival owned By Commodore Francis
lurr!ti of the Cedar Point Yacht CluD, fr 1000 u
sdc TIE race 10 D" sailed during thc latter part Of
July OG Seaside PARK.
tRFFNWICII- The 23O'h annivertaly OF I'll" settle
mont of tho town Of Greenwich wtll occur On Nrducs
dl,. ON July IL, l6i0 captain Daniel Pntrlrk7 Nd
Robert rock- bought the land Of the Indians FOR
tvrnty i've -ulte the decd Of which Is recorded IN
volume Of the town records. No Demonstration viii
taxi, place and the anniversary Will pass quietly.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE WABASH. WESTERN INDIANA SUIT.

chicago, July 12-ArgumcntN wore concluded beforc
JudCe Tuley today in the suit of the Wabash Rail
road Company against the Chicago and Western
Indiana kdilr0ad, and the taken under ad-
ysement and will be decided next week. The Wabash
seeks TO restrain the Western Indiana from forfeit
Ing the license granted the Wabash road for the use
of the Western Indiana Railroad tracks from Pokst
station to Hammond Ind, and the of It's stations
for the purposes of the Wabashs business between
Chicago and Detroit. by OF Laheton junction.
The Western Indians has gwen notice OF for
fciture OF the license 70 its tracks basing such
action on the claim that the Wabash Is seeking u
divert the right OF way 10 the Canadian Pacific Rail
wav in aid OF the effort Obtan entrance
TO Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
BELTFNILLE.
IIE STOLE AWAY WITH HIS TWO CHI DIEN.

IIE STOLE AWAY WITH HIS TWO CHI DIEN.
Since last r,tmaS George n ChIySia ana MS
wife with their two children, have lived with Thomas
Cummings the father Of Mrs. ChIy ,tal, at Chestnut
MN near UcllcvilIe Previous to Last Christmas the
Chry,tal, lived apart. They had formerly lived III
prlokIyn Since Christmas they appeared to bH
happy and were fond Of the children. Chrysia ha'
sister in Nebraska ard proposed u take the children
There Last TUESDAY 10" started for NrWdrh WIN lir
children telling h, wife that he would have their
plctur., taken. lie aid not return Yesterday Mf.
t,u,uulings received a telegram from friend IN
Nebraska saying That Chry,ta and the children had
arrived there. Mr.. Chrysta h3, been III over - 'c
her children disappeared. Mr. Cumming, would not
ac know ledge yesterday that the children had been
abducted, but said hc l"d rrrINcd word OF lIcI
,rri,,,I with their father In Nebraska
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Consulate in the morning, and the festival VIII oegln
at 1 p. m. There VIII be various games In the
afternoon. including shooting contests bowling
matches. etc, for the winners In which gOld ana
silver medals and other prizes will be given: The
18Th Regiment band will give concert in the
afternoon and there VIII be music. fireworks and
dancing in the evening The receipts Will be gwen
to the French Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
c1EvELAHD,s LAWYERS WANT MORE TINE.

Some progress was made Yesterday in the Nay0rdy
contest Scahnl. the witness for the defendant VINO
held back until he ascertaincd what his testimony
was worth, wac crO,s-eNsmncd, but he stuck 10 ms
statements made on direct examination. several VIII
ncsses were produced who testified that they VoFh
on election day. some OF them had been reported
dead and others a. not living al the places they
registered FROM Counsel for MIR. Cleveland Informed
the lawyer for Mr. Perkins that On Tuesday thcy
produce testimony. When the contest wa, begun Mt
tlevcands lawyers said they would need only TWO or
three davs 10 knock IN The head Mr.. PcTIuss case:
int they have been at II for nearly two weeks and
now they propose tO ask for more time. TIclr ap-
plicalOn' will be resisted by the other side.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
LEGISLATOR AccrSrp OF FRup

Pierre, :. D.. July l. ~pcciIu.- samuel L. Hess.
member Of the state Legislature from Moody County.
ha, been arrested and brought 10 this city upon war
rants sworn ont ly !. W cone" chief clerk Of the
House Of Representatives.. The charge l. for obtain
ing money uudcr ftl-c prci"ncc- by duplicating his
mileage vouchers aud pr diem iu the last session.
H.. waived examination and ylv" bonds. ic,, i- the
man vino created such sensation I'm the closing hours
of the last session of the Lcsl~htur' ~ attempting
,rirldc with poison bccau,c an abandoned woman
mid nnf lLN., With hIn.