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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

a kss< s41x< I.&-<eeks . S1>~s s~ry--
a. t@ss~es-k Ll<--<-L2- ss~~As--
eLoezysxLn. Ia. osa So In rs tn
ssr-steas - &c grsaa 3@rF frl1sy
sadxs Lsggsts sad tat snasr tSs az
elslea of tAs ualts9 Stzses s4Pr~2s
Se2rs i s.s Rss : sFs ne - sell IL @ers
tn ported frez 1ne1hsr Ss4se n ire orag-
tnsi passages satii tss Ni.soa 81. sAs
PASSED - CoaxTsss sna oeeszs ks~.
k4s taas after tEat tims Il sas stcls-
tea ef tAe l.ss % tsis state - eel say
hauos ~itheas prepss pesDit. shsEAsr
im ported ana IN ne original package
sF Bok he declares thai ne action 81
shs iRfsriog Uaitsd States eosrts in
ether States Ga thts sublsct w4s
nos binciax o. tie courts of this
State. aa3 that uatil the question Is
naally settled ~ shs higasE e0usts IL Is
ths daty Of ths grssd iary % consider
ths la valid AMI 70 enforcs it against
all siolat0rs whether ey original
package sales OF other~iss that II the
nrors bad eases before them Of sales
before tss Wilson BAH became . Law
shsy sAoaid follow the latest de-
eisloa Of the supreme Court Of this
State Ia deciding What constituted an
original package; that bottles 81 liquor
tnported from another State. II sold Ia
the bottles Is received. we're original
packages Ss declared By the court and
would nos render the seller liable 10
the Law before the passage OF the Wilson
kfff
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

<~<&4~< xASt@@ 49, N%~ - r~st< - - ~"
esr 81 ~e.a~n.
lsaxDoS. o<1 - The saek ths
kippsr" scare hss again osasea : Esnsa~
gisa Ansas sAs poliss -na ths residents
81 ths >esih Ha1vste<k locailty fri-
das ni4At in : sesi aaed Feri q tes
neig : toFhood pAsSers-hF were shocked
~ hnaiRs - an stsscars slset tae
aea4 bs1y 81 q senien ~fc>f heea
hss bsen nastly soveEe1, vhlte
Ter Ao2y sAaet4 exl1enoes ~ kicls
sns lwatsss IA themselves sAnlrient -
cause 6esth
The appearances q the t.o1F shows tAst
the crime bears no rosen hlknoe a. tlose
oommitte4 BY Jack she Rippsn Ana
medical examination of tke renasIs
preses thst ths vousn dla not belong
- the NhltsrtApel el.ss lraa nhich
The Ripbef seiectea his xintlnaA
The BODY - tAsi ~ Noman sbaut -
years of age ana VA sell clAa liet
llnsa wss n2nked. hsr threat had
been ost ana her sksll frseiarea and
al ef ne pockets IA her oieth-
ing we're empty. A pefambals-
ter, containing blo04-stalaea fns rug.
wzs fouRd near ~. vhioh. II Is ssP-
posed. w.s nsed - oeaxsy ths bee y
from the sPo. where shs oripe xas
conn ittee &c where it was foand
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
a SONS IRinuTE.

c.liinstsa s~sth uin Sassrssss TAs
btscusn ef . Aemorial 40 nts Lite
Neither,
Nav YoEK Oct - r. bsllinstoa
Booth. second sen 81 ths he~d 81 80
sSisAtisn Arms. and oomsissioner IA
command VI see army a. shis eoentrs.
has decided to undertake tae
project Of erecting in this citt bi A.
ing as memorial - he nsoiker 80
neSt issae Of ths VA Cfs. ne orEan -
the army, ~isl contain letter addressed
by hlsE 10 BE forces in THE counlr. sud
70 the publ.e an general. ia ~hlch
the plan Ia set fofth. Ia is pro-
posed 10 erect larRe tsn aszpssd
fer couneils. later state gatherings and
special denominations - vel ss tts
ordinary service 81 shs corps TIE Bse
lie In general Is - be askec = assisa ia
the project sne tae members q ~
army .ill be urged - Go their best 8.
make IL successful
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

xs~si2s&s - Witnesses As@lAss sAs a.
A@s~s k~aaA.z Ma AsEesxsr.
LAFAsxFEk. Ina O. - N tae
Hsstis e1ss krl1sy Aiexss4sf Asasrrs
tesunsa sk.i ks ss~ Fetuk lssg ling
sAa tsfkiAg wath sesas soss - tAs sseE'
tnz - he wffvs 1exza hs further
st4ss1 skst Fetss drss - bsss2 As-
ksrrgs sltl &na FssEls ssgs~sEcs tAst
hrs nAissAs.e wss sot gstsss as
GucA 4s he rest 2A1 = ~9s exensd ~
}. = Asre1lth tsstihs@ ykat PsEtt
confessed inaiscrsstness With =
woman a. tie o.czxl board Eaess-
iRg bpt promised % ae better
IN ths fut4re. fhe asxt eay fetut
ssis % witness tha Nrs whitshsAa
~1s = Superior ~saaa - his ~lfe ans
sAss marriage ~ss letters. In sao1ser
esntsrsssloa hs shrsstsnes ~ mar
~ rlght s~ay. sns hs asked
Aaron Wallace q laqeire Of Prose
eutor Haywood II there woula ee case
made eGt sgAinst hin- Anotaer ~it-
ness testified - PsEtits haste in get
ting back 70 LsfsYetts. after barsing
his wife in West Monroe. \. 4. return
ing the next Ssy ana F~sag 70 tAe Bat
tls Ground camp nee11ue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A NOVEL BRIDAL TOUR.


DIENISGHAn. Ala. Oct ss-There
was . thrilling balloon ascension az the
State fair Friday. Thomas J. Minis aud
Miss Gertrude Pitman. OF Brewton,
Ala. were married in front OF the
grand stand in the presence Of 10000
people. Rev. 5. NJ. Adams presi-
dent OF the State Alliance, performing
the ceremony. The young couple then
stepped into the car OF monster gas
balloon and. with Aeronau. Baldwin.
sailed OF on . bridal tour. The bal
loon took southerly direction. and at
a height of some mile and . half went
over the Red mountain.
The balloon bridal couple landed on
top OF q mountain seventeen miles from
Birmingham after q trip of an hour.
They were seven miles from railroad.
but the country people near by carried
them to Helena, where they took train
for Birmingham. The State fair man
agement gave the young couple s25O,
and a large number of presents were
given to them. The groom Is 81 and
the bride Is Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
r. @. Dun q Co. repor, that basine.

r. @. pun q Co report that business
Is good throughout the country.
The OE3cisl Gazette of London an
nounces that Parliament Will rsasss N bic
November -.
G. w. Cnmnings, the youthful Cali
fornia stage robber. has beer sentenced
70 prison for ten years
The workshops of the wocdpsvfng
Company in Paris were burned Friday.
The loss is 2. oec. 600 francs.
James Stewart while under the in
fuence Of liquor. was killed by falling
between two freight cars ct Salt Lake
City.
At Payson. U. T. John Bolton was
found sitting on hts horse dead IL Is
supposed his gun was accidentally die
charged. blowing of half OF his head.
w. r Bancroft ex-sherif OF Lyon
County, Kan, has con- mitted suicide.
He had Just taken out two accident
policies or his life FOR S.. 900, good for
twenty-iour hours
The trial OF the action for divorces
brought by Captain 0'Sbes against bis
wiz ~ HaAAtA -
correspondent has been set down for the
middle OF Novem Der.
A $1,000 600 hotel. 70 rival the Audi
toriurn. Will probably he built on Mich
igan avenue and Park rev. Chichgo
Half the subscription noney is ready
and tlos. 900 efered fer the lease
The D. C and II. C Reed Spring
Tooth Harrow Company of Kalamazoo
has purchased the @. r oieu Harrow
Compsny's establishment at Csnan-
dsigua n. Y. and will remove The
plant TO Kalamazoo
Robert p. Porter. superintendent of
the census. has arrived in New York
city. he said there was no legal ob-
lection 70 granting New York re-
count but N IL were done other cities
would be granted the same privllsee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
CHOOSING LEADERS.
Election of Onioers by the Brotherhood or
Iocnrnotira Enrinnnra.

PITTsBUBGH, Pa, Oct 25.-At the
morning session of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, the follow
ing officers were elected: First
Grand Engineer, T. s. Ingrsham;
Second Grand Engineer, D. Ev-
erett; Third Grand Engineer. ash
Kennedy, OF Winnipeg. The latter
Office was created at this convention.
There was no election for grand chief
engineer, as Mr.. Arthur was reelected
at the last convention for three years.
The committee on federation submitted
majority and minority reports The
majority report recommended fedora
ton with railway employees In general.
The question of accepting the report
was pat to vote and was defeated.
The matter was then referred back to
the committee. and the question of fed
GRAFTON remains in statu quo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
BROKE THE TEAM RECORD.
Belle Hamlin and Justina Drtvea n Mile
L.. D.. : :, I..A.==-aa..ca La

Belle Hamlin and Justina Drtvoa Mile
In 2:I3 IA at IndePendencs, Ia.
ISDEPExDExcE, Ia, Oct. 25-Almost
the first thing on the programme for
the races Friday WAS the driving of
Belle Hamlin and Justina to the pole
70 beat the record OF the world.
They few down the stretch. round the
turn and TO the third quarter without
skip On the home stretch Justina
made q slight break, but Belle
Hamlin carried her along and lost no
ground, coming under the wire in
9:13A, as recorded by hundreds of
watches. Mr.. Hamlin was taken of
the wagon and escorted to the stand by
an admiring crowd. The time by quar-
ters was 321S. 1:e4lS. 1891. 2I3H. Had
the day been favorable 2:12 would have
been made
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Suffering Among okishsma Farmer.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct IS Warner,
farmer living in the western part Of
Oklahoma, near Reno, arrived in Tope-
ka Friday morning. lie has been sent
out by his suffering neighbors 10 solicit
aid for them. Mr. Warner says that
the settlers arc without supplies; that
their wives and children are without
clothing, and that they can obtain no
work. Unless they are speedily sup
piled with aid they will suffer from
starvation and cold. The men must re-
main upon their land or forfeit their
honest ad righA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A nrAI With Knixes

PARKERsBURe, w. Va, Oct 25-Twc
cousins, john and James Richards. who
lived in Calhoun County, fell in love
with the same woman, and one wa,
jealous OF the other. Friday they me
on tho road to Grsnsville and Tough
with knives. One of them stabbed the
other TO the heart. killing him instant
ly. The murderer was arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A Blaze In cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct s5.--The three
story brick building OF the Excelsior
Waterproof Company, cornor of herwin
and West streets, was guttoA by hre Fri
day afternoon. The FIRE started In the
drying-room of Jansen Is Loeblein's
furpit ure establishment on the first
floor and spread rapidly About thirty
wome and girls working on the third
floor were cut of from the stairway and
were taken from windows by the fre-
men on ladders The loss is estimst ted
at s3e, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
TnE TUNNEL cAseo IN.

-Four Men Injured at ssnsrsst. ky.--
fesrs That oshsrs Are uasss shs De-
bFls-
SoMEEsET, XIV. Oct IS. s.--Tu nnel No.
8. where tie terrible disaster occurred
last Tuesday Rlght. partly csVed in kri-
day night and injured William Kelly.
Tom Poore, John Davis and sherman
Wallace, who were 81 work IN the tan nel
at the time. Kelly's leg has been
smpata;ed and the other pAres are
thought 10 be only slightly hurt Sew
eral others were 81 work st the tsne.
and IL is not known but that some are
still under the debris
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A reolI.h Glrl,s suIcide.

ERIE, Pa, Oct 25.-Lizzie Salow,
aged 16. daughter Of prominent con-
tractor. committed suicide Friday morn
ing. She left her homo at midnight
against her parents wishes with her
brother-in-law. George Blum, to 60 to
his home at Meadville. Her father had
Blum arrested at the depot The girl
disappeared and was found drowned in
tha har
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

KxoxyILLL Tenn, Oct - -. o..
Nisonger. msEAger u ths Knoxville
buggy repository. has fed. il is not
believed that be has stolen any thing,
but his reckless mismsn3genent aud
csrslessEess h4s built up an incebtea-
ness of sl0. e0e. which be can I psy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct 25.-Last Monday
George Williams, negro boy II years
old. shot and killed the 5-year-old son
Of J. r. Robertson (white), FIVE miles
from Miller. Thursday night shsrigs
deputy started for Wsynesboro with
Williams. but was met by an armed
mob. who took the prisoner away and.
tying him TO tree, riddled him with
A~..ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
CAMPBELL WINS.

The OHIO LeEeiature fessos the t,ttt Tor
Non-Psrtissn Board at Cincinnati
and the Special Session Adjourns
COLUMBUS. O., Oct 25-The extra ses-
sion of the Legislature called by Gov
ernor Campbell to consider alleged cor
ruption in the municipal board at Gin
cinnati concluded its business Friday
afternoon and adjourned to January 8,
1891. The bill providing for non
partisan board of Improvements for
Cincinnati. to be appointed by Mayor
Mosby and 10 held Office until April.
became law Joint Senate and House
committees were appointed, one TO in
vestigate the workings OF the depart
ment at Cincinnati and another on
municipal plan and tho best system Of
city government, both 10 report at the
adjourned session in January.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
General Booths Book Has Mig Sale

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The first edition OF
'Tn Darkest England and the way
Out has already been exhausted and q
second edition is in course Of prcpara-
tionuto meet the tremendous demand
for copies. Mr. Booth says that he is
perfectly satisfied with the eception OF
his work by the public. which is much
beartier than he expected 1t would be.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Died In Hi. Chair.

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-Judge william
p. Smell. ex-judge OF the Washington
police sours died suddenly at his resi-
dence here Friday night while sitting
In = chair. Judge Smell was born in
Maine In fs3e. served in the Maine Leg
islsture and In the army, and for
eighteen years vas police court Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A brazilian Squadron s.ll. fer New rerh

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-The Depart
ment of State has been oaaeialiy advised
OF the departure for New York from RE
do Janeiro ON the 2oth inst OF a Brazil
msnd OF Rear. Admiral Balthazar da
Silveira ordered 70 return the com
pliments paid TO the Brazilian flag by
the United States squsdrcn in July
last, and bearing letter and medal for
the President
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
THE MARKETS.


calcAco 90 -
T1oct-Qoiet Are stesey. sp1hs Pstents
g. ooes %. s.ksrs O. se1<oc. strsiests - S
0<Ts Winter Patents. - so2t-ss clears t<@
ar
wsE1r-Buiso easier Ro oasA o ga
Looa. DeceHeer H@ses es sHe hsy.
sl.Sk tlos
ccBs-Fslrly sciivs sne nrsnsr. Roa si4cs
No YeIior. e2ae. No. ; bosc No yellow
bsc. November ScHesi sc. December soka
sIHe; JsDpsry s4stIke Nay tsNabffc
oArs-esresgef sst slfhsf Nc ss9ssscf
Deoer ssf. aosssei ksy ssetssso sss Fles
IN fair suFply snc stes<s Nc 8 ss1sec. Nc.
Waite. sssSSxe. Ne 6 sssot7e. Nc. q
Whsto s-osee
RYK-Quict snd ste.oy Nss cash. usc.
October. csc DeoeuDef sse Sample iots oSe
Tor Nc 4 sn> oS1e3c fof hoS
BssIsr sr-Densne goee suo uarkst frln No.
Noysnber, st1ssoe esHpies. conmc1. ts4
oOc. gooc 10 cAoloe. g hTo<. sae esus iots a.
Tsozsc
MESS Pour--Nsfkei rsthsr sctlss. snc pslees
ruled hisher GHotsstops rsnFee sac 20 %
for cash ESQ oo1 10 Il ior October. tlo.sez 20 q;
for December. els I1BaisN fss 5ssusry. snc
izaanIg W. fer MAY
I1n6-Fstoef setise snc prices ruled hiFhsf.
Prices rsnssc at ~ soes - for ossh NS1
sss1 for octebsr. sG.oSe foF Deoemberf
aess,2 26oS for gsrusry anc y 800 CO Zoe Nay.
BrTTrR-crcsnsry is12so, Dairy ie4isc *
Packing stock. e1sc
PoULTRr- Live Chickens e. Per n tpriDf
chickens oa1e per ib Live Turssrs oGee
per 10; Live Ducks, 74esse per "a 1--we
Geese. ABest - per sofsn
LIovors- -Distireo srir1ss rulet arm a. O. u
per raj for fnissct goe1s
orfS-wisconsin Prime whits Sc. Watef
whit, nc. hiohifSn Prime white. sse
water White. live. fnoisss Prime Nnits-
&c. water wait. Iets. Hsseiigbt IT test
iic; Gasoline. - esCs. lie. = ecfs f.ci
TE- yosx oct r.
wrs<r - December e. 0s1Aess hss,
eli l-icaiiih gune III sea q Iit
CoEE-T1rn. Hc ~, fairir setivs. To. a -
dsskc. steaner uixeA f7sc
OArs-cuiet frrn Wcstsr1 a. 1tcc
pEovIrIoFs s-Heef STEADY cuist r1sts = -
a. 20: family. a.beo ie.so Puyk fairly active
and firm Ness tii "a Is 70 sstss prinut. sc 20
oIloo Lsre suist ana erm. stssm rsrosred
gca
cx-r..rn. o oet Sc
Pxrrotrus-oeiet essscere White no
des test 7<e = saseiiss -. y sssoiins. isc.
a. nsphthS fc-
1--we s,esk.
Crfrsoo 90 81
c4--1x-Nsrtet uo1erssei, setive 80 iorai
ssc sh-ppins ArcouEt ovotate.s rsnfee -
~ 7s15es fof choior - fsnsf ssspTfnf etesrs
y oh04 70 for geo1 - ehoioe De ~ eo.11 p for
oonn1on tc fstr O. s. Nasa for bUtoh@fs
steers a. Is1f.so fcr etcofeFs. e. i@zs p fof
T.rsn, e. spz,1 o foi Westerns - eozt ~ fof
Fe~oers o. s.ae ~ fof covs .. 49, = foF
Bells sns o. eoagso fos Yea Csis.s
Hoes-ksrkrt fsiTly actirs 81 pscsiuf sns
shspying srcourt feies -erf nsts - o 81
as fof liQht a. - aSn fg reaef paekisf
o. Tsa< - for nixed sss tt-g1<-N To- hss-y
-sckins snz Fkipping iois
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
An IlIinois sheriff Fails.

BELvIpERE. H., Oct 90. Becking-
ton, sheriff of this county, has made an
assignment to William F. Hovey, of
the city. His liabilities will probably
reach $40, 900. His resources are about
SIS. 900. The failure is attributed to un-
wise speculation-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
senator Eisoksurn.s Injuries.

VERSAILLES. Ky, Oct 20. Senator
Blaekburn's condition is much improved
and he is doing well DIR. Neel. his
physician. expressed the opinion tha.
his injuries are net as serious as was a.
first supposed, and says he will be out
in ter DAYS or two weeks
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
Dfsd Areh IOg Teara.

DAvESPoET. Ia, Oct 25.-Patrick
Hanley, aged 1Oo years, died Friday
evening. 1t is believed be was the oldest
person in Iowa His faculties were re-
tanned in a wonderful degree to the last
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Bosros. Mass. Oct 25.-A large ma
bogAnJ bookcase. formerly the proper
~ Of Daniel Webster. brought SIS. and
an ancient mahogany dressing-csse SIS
a. the auction sale Of the late Lawyer
@. A. Somerby's effects Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Dh<h the nstAsd and results when
Syrup u I - = taksa; it d pleasant
and rsfrss6Iax 60 the taste. and scts
gsnfif yet proApsly ON the kidneyA
Liver sad Bowels. elesasss ths sys
ssm edsetually. dspels eolds. head
sehss zad fsssrs aai cures habitaL
eonsSipazlon. Syrup Of Figs . the
snly rsmedy Of TIA kind ever pro
daesd, pleazing 70 the taste and se-
esptzbls u the stomach. prompt IN
"a aetion and truly bsnsEcial Ia itz
elects. prepared oaly fron the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many sxcsllent qualities commend It
b al and have made lt tho most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is fbx sale In Soc
and 81 bottles 81 al leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist wao
may not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes 10 Try iL Do not accept Aay
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
-. sss FRANCISCO. esL.
LoessntLE. ~. sSs Tosx. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
The seventh Victim.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Oct IS. 5.--Mrs Kate
o'Connor. the seventh victim Of the Lee
land Hotel FIRE, died at ST. Joseph
Hospital from the result of injuries BY
the recent FIRE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Over 5 See~ Hart in . Wreck
Nes, Topeka, KaR.



TorxzA. ksn~ Oh - It's s@nts
Re Denyer express tr.iz which lefs acre
st lis = =. ~4s wrecked tairsseA
miles south 81 the city Frlasy The
train left the track a. curve tnst tkis
side 81 NsksrasA. = snsll station
where ske train aaes nes sGan The en-
gins kept tke track ana tAs teaaer left
the rsiiS i0rnins upon - siae Ths
express. NAL snd b4ETsgs eas and
three Pullman sestienle ears al lsfs
TIE track The ehsir-esr. slss per ana
tourists cars were essriarne1. The
track is torp up Ter about 100 fssl
Fortunately no eRs sAs killed A
relief traln with nunber cf surgeons
sent eat iron here brsaxht sAs isiursa
&c thls eaty. They ere ssing tskes care
Of by ths santa Re Company a. ths va
rious hotels The inlursd nsm Der twsA.
ty-thrss, seven 81 saow are BADLY hart
An EowA HKinoE FAlIA
DrBrQUE. la, Oct 9s.-A serious so-
cidsnt occurred Friday evening on the
Illinois Central 81 Cascade crossing. ak
miles from this city, where = new iron
bride 10 being constructed. A freight
train startea 10 cross the bridge,
bat after most ef The raiu bad
passed safely the brisge wsRt se"n.
There we're twenty-five nen working
on the bridge. ana - 10 seHt ds~n
they jumped for their lives The dis
tanee Wa sixteen feet Most o'
them escaped. b1t several were badly
hurt The water boy fer The gsng Rob
ert Ksatty. Of Center Grove. xAs esughl
by falling car and killed Dsa DOher-
". OF Chicago. was throws 70 the bot
tom and pinned down with hhs head
above the water He VAS badly ourt
-Four others were seriously injured, hoN
badly is not known.
CCLIIpTD IN A CUT
oxFoKD. O.. Oct f5-Two freight
trains collIle6 about : o'clock FridAy
evening in cut and curve on the Gn-
cinnati. Hsnailto a. indianapolis rail
road about TIVE niles east Of here.
The wreck took ire. A roagh estimate
OF the loss IL Sc. 0ee. Jshn Mzthsrs. a
fireman. is nertaily hurt; others slgh L
ly hurt John Kasner. sf Indianapolis.
John McNsill, Charles MoaAhan. GeorEe
MoEEelle, r. J. Carney and JEAN y.
Spencer ali railroseers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

sILvEa CITY, n. NJ. Oct &.-The
troops who were called out 70 pursue
the band Of ApAches who murdered two
sheep p-her6ers about twenty miles from
here recently met the band in An un-
freeueatsa spot near the scene Of the
murder. A conflict ensusd. bet the In
diaas beat OF their pursuers After two
of them had been killed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

SARATOGA. y. Y, Oct. ss.-sncw fell
to the depth of three inches in Green.
field, about two miles from here Friday
night
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
A DUEL WITH cRoweARs.
Two New York hlscksmiths Frastsrs
Bach Others skalL<-

Nxw YorK. Oct 2s.-Joseph Wood,
SIS years old. and Carl Bsrg, 4e years,
fought duel with iron crowbsrs IN a
blacksmith shop on Park avenue. The
battle was fierce and lasted for some
time. II was ended only when both
men sank 10 the ground with fractured
skulls They were removed to the hos
pital in an unconscious condition
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MEMBERS AND THE BRIDGE.

Congressman Hall. of st. Paul-Paid
no attention TO letters on the question.
Congressman Dunnell. Owatonna-A
city that wants $l,500.000 for a second
court house aud pOStOtiice should not
press bridge bills too hard. The city
should be modest. Don't demand too
much of your representative. 1t don't
take much labor to get a bill through
the senate. Despite all this shall 90
ali can to help your representative.
Senator WaShburn, Minneapolis -
Senator Davis has already introduced a
bill with reference to the Broadway
bridge, and will do all l can to assist
in passing the same through the senate.
Congressman Snider. MnnearoliS-I
will take pleasure in giving it personal
attention and pushing it through the
house. | think there will be no diff
Guilty about it. | have already had AN
extended interview with Engineer
Rundlett OIL the matter and understand
its purposes. Command my services
when you need them.
Congressman Lind, New Ulm-lnas-
much as this bill is within the limits of
the city of ST. Paul. 1t strikes me that II
ought not to be passed until the city
council or board of trade, or other rep
reSentatiVe body has taken action i'll re-
gard to it. This may have been done
already. but il so my attention has not
been called to it.
Senator Davis, St. Paul-With. every
disposition to further the Broadway
bridge project, shall with pleasure
comply with the request made.
Congressman ComstOck, Moorhead-l
will look into the matter. have no
knowledge of the facts, but do not
know of any reason why l should not
vote tor the bill