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The morning call., 1890-06-27
MILITARY JOTTINGS,
Movements OF Oficers to and From the
Pacific Division.

Movements OF Ulcers to and From the
Pacific Division.
First Lieutenant Frank Taylor, Four
teenth Cavalry, on special duty at Washing
ton, D. c., has reported by letter at New
York City to conduct detachment Of the
recruits for the Fourth Cavalry to the Divis-
ion of the Pacific, upon completion Of which
duty he will return to Washington.
Second Lieutenant j. P. Finley is under
orders to inspect the signal service stations
at Keller and Fresno and this city, and is
authorized as regards the last named to con-
denim and destroy, If found worthless, the
unserviceable property for which he is not
responsible.
A circular announces that the Secretary
OF War directs that the regulations shall
not be construed to prevent such officers and
enlisted men of the army as are entitled to
the distinction from wearing the button Of
the G. A. R.
First Lieutenant Granger Adams, r. @.
NJ, Fifth Artillery, having been relieved
from duty at Fort Hamilton, N. Y, is
under orders to report at the Presido for
duty at the expiration OF his leave of alb
sence.
First Lieutenant George N. Chase, Fourth
Infantry, has been ordered to report in
person to Major General Miles, President
Of the Army Retiring Board in this city, for
examination by the board.
Within the next two months the Presi
dent will have to appoint the chiefs of the
Quartermasters', Subsistence and Medical
departments.
First Lieutenant C. b. Gatewood. Sixth
Cavalry, and A. d. c. to Majur-GeneraI
Miles, IS at Frostburg. Md.
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HIGHwAYMEN CAPTURED.
Two of the Hsrbor Springs Stakeholder
Under Arrest.

Two Of the Hsrbor Springs Shareholders
Under Arrest
NAPA, June 26.-Joseph Morgan and James
Berkeley, two Of the men who robbed the Harbor
Springs stage yesterday morning, are now safely
n jail here. They had all the watches and
nearly all the money thar was taken. Sheriff
Mckenzie made the capture after dark last
,ight on The county road leading into Knights
Valley. The Sheriff now knows the NAM and
Tpeaiance Of the tbId robber. and 1t is be-
ieved lie will be appIehendrd. These TWO men
admit that they did the Work and kept quiet In
he mountains most OF tie day, intending TO
wade the officers under cover OF night About
,ldnighl the Sheritfs party met two men com
ng along the ROAD. They were ordered 10 throw
p tier hands, which they Immediately did,
.isug item only a little way however. Throw
Hem ny highe" was the next command, and
0gediently the arms went up al full length. The
neD were then searched aud upon them were
uund three Of The stolen watches and S27 so III
coin. The thitd man escaped. All three were
travelling together and had sat down TO rest on
lie roadside. When they resumed their journey
bundle was forgotten, which the third man re-
urned 10 get. lie had not yet caught up with
he other two when they were captured and
probably heard some OF the noise, took the
darn and lodged into the brush Had il not
jeen for this circumstance all three would have
zen taken. At daylight this morning Sheriff
ieKenzie with fresh team again
.taried out TO search for the third mau
4ud Constable Howard says he VIII catch him.
me men were briefly interviewed by a Register
representative. They do not deny the robbery.
lney gave their names as James Burnley. aged
20, a native OF Boston, and Joe Morgan, native
Of Pennsylvania, aged 80. They say they were
.eipeTs In the Union Iron Works Ia San Fran
-IscO, and were thrown out Of work by the recent
Trike there. They are much cast down. A
Halen, which the captured men say was In
tie possession of the third man who was not
AIKEN. was found on The roadside. He had prob
ably ofopI ed 1t on purpose, so If be was caught
would not serve as evidence against him. The
oobeIs were evidently amateurs. II Is estimated
nat The untake1 man has about $50 in his pos
The morning call., 1890-06-27
BORN.


osGooD-MoRRILL-In this city. June %, 1890.
by the Rev. ". q. Harris, Alonzo L. Osgood and
Emma Morrill,
Observation-Disclosures this city, June %,
1890, by the Rev. j. ii. Schroeder, John Bern
hard and Agnes j. Hargraye.
GETZ-WIEBE-ln this city, June %. 1890, by the
Rev. j. II. Schroeder, Theodore Getz and Minnie
j. Wiebe.
LBECK-BUNDESEN-I this city, June 30,
$780, by the Rev. q. Groensberg, Christian n. kol-
beck and Cathrlna Bundesen.
CRAFTSMANSHIP this city. June IS. 1890.
by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Jens S. Petersen and
Maria c. NJ. West.
ERTY-SULLIVAN-In this city, June ~,
1890. by the Rev. Father Duffy, James Doherty
and Mary Sullivan, both OF San Francisco.
WISE-VARNEY-ln this city, June %, 1890, by
the Rev. DIR. Spalding, Lee Clinton Wise and Mar
tina Varney both OF San Francisco.
GELDER-SAMUELS-In Oakland, June 90, 1890,
by the Rev NJ. s. Levy David V. GeIder and Car
RE Samuels both Of Oakland
STEINER-ln this city, June az
1890, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, William Goodfriend
of Stockton and Annie Steiner of San Francisco
KING-FLANNERY-In this city, June 90, 1890
NJ. J. King and Annie L. Flannery, both Of Be
nicia.
LEvY-MoDRY-ln this city, June %, 1890, by the
Rev. Nj. s. Levy, Sigmund Levy and Louise
MOdry, both OF San Francisco.
ROSENTHAL-JONES-At West End, Alameda
June lS, 1890, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy. Leonard
Rosenthal oil New York and Sarah NJ. Jones OF
Alameda.
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MINNIE VAN HORN.
The Whereabouts Ct the Missing Woman Dis
L. D..

The Whereabouts Ct the Missing Woman Dis
covered by Reporter.
SAN JOSE. June &c. Early this morning a
Herald reporter found the missing Minnie Van
Horn and her baby on Seventh street, where she
aas been under strict guard since she left her
fathers house, Monday noon. She Is under tile
charge OF Mrs. Lawrence, one OF Gcrdon's
witnesses In the suit for damages against him.
THIS woman sand that Minnie was there at her
,wn request and that she was In good hands and
,ald, was sick with cholera infantum and likely
~ die. When asst d who paid her for
IeT trouble, she said mo one" She was
aking care OF the girl aud her baby as friend.
Later, Charles II. Potter visited the house and
cent In caro- requesting Minnie to return the
engagement ring. The RUG was sent ont al
nDce, but Minnie could not be seen even by hei
former sweetheart. AS he lett The premises
however, lie could hear her sobbIng as though
er heart would break,
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WARNING 10 FIRE-BUGS.
A Movement Of the Citizens Of Elko to Sup
rraas Ina nri. m

A Movement Of the Citizens Of Elko to Sup
press Inee 3diaritm
ELKO (Nev.l June 26.-Last Tuesday an at
.enpt was made 10 set IRE 10 the town OF Elko.
About IL O'clock midnight Sheriff Bernard dis
covered three dry-goods boxes burning in the
ear Of E. ReinharPs store. by the aid of cti-
zeBs the fire was nut out and it was discovered
nat the boxes had been saturated with kero-
-ene. The fire was undoubtedly started by H..
-ndiaTIes. This morning when the people woke
aey found pIacarded IN most conspicuous places
-rversi hundred OF lie following circulars;
Fir bugs, take warning The galiows ready and
hanging ready to begin. Suspicious characters had
tier give Exc a wide berth. BY order OF the
-. eoutive Committee 60l.
Tie citizens are determined that the scenes so
fen enacted at Fresno aud other California
'wns sEod not occur here, and II the perpetrators
sfe Caught they Will be most summarlly dealt
with.
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SAN QUENTIN.

General McCOmb Is Visited by Distinguished
Gentlemen.
SAN QUENTIN, June 2G.-General Sam
Backus and Governor WateTman's private sec
rotary, Marcus D. Boruck, were up To-day visit
ing General McCOmb. ViscOunt de BenOist
Day, his friend NJ. SerVeau aud several we'll
known San Franciscaus came up on the tug Re
el and visited the prison. The second edition
OF the stringent orders, signed by General Nc
Comb, was given 70 all employes last night.
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His wife Troubled Him.

James Marren. who lives on the corner of
Capp and Twenty. sixth streets, was taken
to the City and County Hospital last night
in the wagon of charitable grocer who
found him in the street and frothng at the
mouth. Marren says that he owns $1,000
trying to wheedle himsout of and that he
took fourteen grains of morphine to end his
troubles. The hospital physicians failed to
find traces of any poison other than alcohol,
but pumped him out on general principles
and to be on the safe side. Marren is doing
well.
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sence made his friends apDrehensye OF danger,
and they started out TO fad Mr.. Ray. No signs
were found until small cabin was reached
some ten miles from home, in which was found
considerable blood and a handful OF gray hair
that resembled the whiskrrs OF Mr. Ray. Noih-
ing further has been heard Sheriff STANDBY left
Yesterday with his bloodhounds TO Investigate
the affair. Tie scene of the ARRAY is ninety
miles north Of Qkiah aud sixteen miles from
telegram office.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

a Musician Dies Suddenly in the Street at
Stockton.
STOCKTON, June 26.-Edwin Housman, a mus
ician who has lived in this county many years,
dropped dead on Main street to-day. He was
preparing TO 10 Tulare 10 visit his parents and
was walking fast when lie fell ana almost ILL.,
stauty died.
valYular disease Of the heart. lie was 81 years
OF age and married
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A New Republican Climb.

A meeting of Republicans was held at &c
Sacramento street, last night, to form a
Republican club for Precinct of the
Thirty-frst Assembly District. The follow
ing officers were elected: John l.. Hanly,
President; James Pickard, Vice-President;
John P. Toney, Secretary; Gus johnson,
Treasurer; Executive Conimittee-John
Brown, Henry Lubey, Robert Bresson and
lanes Ouinu
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B scher Acanitted.

SEATTLE, June 26-Herbert F. Beecher, son
OF the late Henry Ward Beecher. was to-day ac-
quilted in the United States District Court on
the charge of larceny in abstracting book from
the records OF the Custom-hOuse at Port Town
send. while lie was Collector OF Customs. Every
witness Endorsed on the bill OF Indictment testi-
he'd that he had not given any evidence before
The Grand Jury. The case has been pending
iuDre imam wear
The morning call., 1890-06-27

At a meeting Of the Milton Republican
Club, President Carr presiding, last night,
resolutions were passed demanding open
primaries and calling upon the County
Comm ittee 10 so announce at once. They
also request that all delegates to State,
legislative and municipal conventions be
elected on the same day, so as to avoid I'M
NECESSARY expense and Inconvenience.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
GRASS VALLEY ITEMS.

Shotgun Argument-A Chinaman Badly
Hurt
GRASS VALLEY, June 26.-William Kemp
was arrested for exhibiting a shotgun in an
angry and threatening manner toward John J.
HOsken. Ii Is said the gun was discharged. The
dispute was over piece Vi lana.
A runaway team this evening ran over a
Chinaman the sidewalS. and The Cninaman
was caught under the falling wagon and badly,
Il mol fatally. huIi.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
OBITU AIRY


John Plat. an old and respected citizen OF
Sacramento, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
from paralysis. W lille walking along The street
he felt faint, and stepped into a store aud sat
down. In few moments he was dead. He was
native OF England, and came TO California 10
1868. He was prominent Odd Fellow, and was
known TO the members of that order all over the
Uuited States. He was the father OF T. Z. Platt,
President af the Board of Trade.
The morning call., 1890-06-27

The California Undertaking Company
has filed articles of incorporation in the
office Of the County Clerk. The Directors
are John J. Bryan of Oakland and Adam
Smith, Thomas NJ. McFarlane, John O.
Scott, Linden Reckless, James P. Dockery
and FL. Scbaffner, of San Francisco. Cap
ital stock $4,000 divided into 1000 shares,
S250O Subscribed
The morning call., 1890-06-27
sTREET-CAR TROUBLES.

The Mayor ef Spokane Falls on Trial for Con-
tempt Of Court.
SPOKANE FALLS, June 26.-Actlng Mayor
Davidson is being tried for contempt OF court
for allowing the street car line 10 be removed
under the protection OF the police. The prnci
pal witness for tie prosecution Is Alfred S.
Moore OF San Francisco, manager OF the car
company. The case eXciIes great interest, but It
looks now as If Davidson will be acquitted. The
trouble has queIed, awaiting The decision OF the
court on the contempt. case motion against the
civ authorities.
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PoRTLANp,s PEOPLE.

A Re-Enumeration of the Population to Be
Made
PORTLAND. June 26.-In response 10 resOlu-
tons adopted last hight by the Chamber OF Com
MERGE and telegraphed 10 Senators Mitchell and
Dolph, demanding a enumeration OF the peo-
pie of Portland, East Portland and Albina, the
following dispatch was received this afternoon:
WASHINGTON. d. c., June %.
T. f. Osborn, President Of the CHAMBER Of CoHa-
ulerce, Portland Oregon: competent agent VIII be
with full authority to correct all errors
MTTr
The morning call., 1890-06-27
ALBINo ABBIATI.

Alblno Abbiati died last evening at 557 Steven
son street, aged 76 years. He was a disin-
guished Italian patriot and musician, and was
prominent among the revOutlonists who fought
for the unItcaton of Italy and against Austrian
oppression in 1S4S, Tor which ne was exiled
From 1854 10 1884 he was bandmaster In the
The morning call., 1890-06-27

TACOMA June 26.-David Brown, a sailor on
board the ship Conqueror, from San Francisco
was seized with fiji while at work on the main
topSaii yard and fell into the water and was
drowned. His body was not recovered.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
THE TEA TRADE.

Two Steamships Chartered From Hong-KOn g
to Vic oria and Return.
VICTORIA, June 26.-J. A. Fullerton, mana
ger Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad steamships.
says that In order TO meet The demands of The
tea trade, which is expected TO be
particularly heavy this year, two freight steam
SHIPS the Belle Isle and Sussex, have been
chartered for the round "trip from Hong X ong to
Vancouver and return. The Belle Isle leaves
Hong Kong July 10Th. and the Sussex August
7lh. Neither steamship Will carry passengers.
The morning call., 1890-06-27

The Street-light committee met yesterday
afternoon, with Supervisor Whelan in the
chair, and discussed the street-lighting
specifications adopted last year. The COM
mittee decided that as the cost of the pres
emit lighting system exceeds the appropri-
The morning call., 1890-06-27
Ready for Distrihntinn

After five years labor upon the admins
tration of the estate of the late John
Crowley. Administrator William Ryan re-
ports the property ready for distribution.
The house and lot on the south side of
Ellis street, sixty feet south Of Anne ave-
nue., and comprising the estate, was sold
recently for $4,000.
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A mass meeting of the Republicans of the
Forty-seyenth Assembly District was held
last highland resolutions were passed call
ing upon the County Committee to enforce
the Porter primary law and denOuncing in
advance any attempt that may he made In
the direction OF barricading polling
places, stuffiDg ballotboxes, repeating or
intimidating voters"
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CONCORD Cal.). June 26.-At the Southern
Pacific Railroad meeting held to-day two-thirds
OF the right Of way was secured from Avon TO
LvermoTe. The citizens appointed committee
10 secure subscriptions 10 utchaSe the balance
and 10 report az Walnut Creek at The meeting TO
be held July I'd.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
DR.. Heaiy Arresied.

DR.. J. II. Healy of the City and County
Hospital and j. II. Olsen were arrested for
obstructing the sidewalk last night by Of
ficer John L. Green and taken to the South
ern Police Station, where they were re-
The morning call., 1890-06-27
MUTILATED REMAINS.
A Supposed Victim Of Last Winters Snow

a Supposed Victim OF Last winters snoW-
Storm in he Mountains.
SACRAMENTO, June 26.-Tbe Evening Bees
Cofax special says the remains of man were
found yesterday about 500 yards from the track
at Cape Horn. The verdict Of the Coroner's jury
was that the body was that OF an unknown man,
who came to his death by unknown means. Ii
is presumed the man was caught IN one OF Inc
snOw-stOrms OF last winter. The head was about
twelve feet from the bUdy. Que dollar and forty
cents were found IN his pockets. Wild animals
or hogs had muIilat d lhe remains so that moth
Ing but The bones were left.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
THE CAMPAIGN.

Delegates Favoring W. D. English for
Governor.
PLEAsANToN, June 26.-The most exciting
Democratic primary ever held here took place
TO- Gay. II. ID. Etjans. L. NJ. LySter and e. l..
cr, lln were elected delegates to the County
convention and all are supposed TO favor W. d.
English for Governor.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
NOT MUCH HURT.

Captain Mattson of the Memnon Sails To-
Day.
SAN DIEGO, June 26.-It turns out that the
assault on Captain Madison OF the ship MemnOn
not as bad as represented. Agent Wills ana
John Herlander were to-day arrested for the as
Sault but the indications the case Will not be
pushed as the MemnOu sails tomorrow.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in ut
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authoriZde
to have the same puDlished.l
BORN.
BURNS-In this city, June TO- 1890, to the wife Of
Peter Burns, daughter.
BIEDENBACH-ln berkeley, June 20, 1890, to the
wife OF c. L. Biedenbach. a daughter.
GALE-In this city, June "a. 1890, to the wife Of
l.. r. Gale, daughter.
BRUNTSCH-In this city, June 26, 1890, to the
wife OF Carl Bruntsch, daughter.
McPHERS0N-ln this city, June 10, $780, to the
wife OF John +. McPherson. 4 daughter.
COATS-In this city. June %. 1890, to the wife Of
J. X. Coats, q daughter.
CUNNINGHAM-In this city, June %. 1890, to the
wife of James Cunningham, son.
TRAUBE-In this city, June 23, 1890 to the wife
of Adoph Traube, a daughter
VAN BURT-In East Oakland. June o. 1880. to
the wife OF l.. Is. Van Burt, daughter.
GOODMAN-In this city, June 20, 1890, to the wife
of NJ. Goodman, 4 daughter.
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Petty Larceny Cases.

Two thieves were arrested and locked up
In the Southern Station last night One,
George Kelly. for stealing money from a
newsbOy, and the other. John Cahill, for
stealing carpenters tools.
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leased in bail of $40 each. The two gentle
men were discussing politics on the corner
of Ellis and Market streets, and refused to
move ON when requested by the officer.
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EUREKA AWAkES.

Determined to Have Connection With the
Outside World
EUREKA, June ga large and enthusiastic
railroad mass meeting was held last night in
Russ Hall. which was filed with the best cltI-
zens. A committee Of tTcnty-eight capitalists
was appointed 10 confer with the people OF Red
mined To have a railroad connection With the
national system.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

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Arriy ed.
THURSDAY. June 26
Stmr Record, Jensen, 90 hours from Westport;
142 cords bark, 20 do stave bolts, TO j KimDall.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
QUEENSrOwN-ArrivedJ June 28-StmrS Gallia,
Arizona and Gernanie from New York.
NEW YURK-Arrived June 26-Stmr Russia firm
Hamburg; stmr Pennland. from Antwerp; stmr Dem
marx, from London.
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ated amount of s25O,oOO for lighting. an
other meeting shall be held next week to
consider how that appropriation can be bet
ter appOrtioned
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BauQu tied

TACOMA. June 26.-FIrst Assistant Postmaster
General Garrison and party were rendered a
banquet this evening by the Chamber OF Com
merce. The patty leaves for San Francisco to-
morrow.
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PROBABLE MURDER,
a Man Missing and Blood and Hair
Eoun1

UKIAH, June PEA report came to this place
to-day of another murder In this county Two
days ago W. S. Ray, resident OF Blue Rock, In
the northern part OF this county, went out on
horseback TO DIVE up some hogs. His long abb
The morning call., 1890-06-27

Ex-Emperor Dom Pedro has made up his mind
to settle In the neghborhood OF Vienna.
The morning call., 1890-06-27

Petaluma Merchant Attached.
PETALUMA, June 26.-Danel r. Stewart a
grocer aud fruit merchant OF this city, was at
tached last night.
The morning call., 1890-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ADY-FRAME Ed
PICTURES!

A large assortment of ENGRAyINGS. ETCHINGs
and PASTEL PAINTINGS, appropriately Framed.
The Best Line Of Moderate-Priced Goods ever OF
fered in this market
Also. NEW STUDIES and complete stock Of
ARTISTS MATERIALS, such as Canvas, Paints,
water-CoIors, Drawing Papers, Brushes, Pencils.
ETC.. etc.
We have recently added a good retail stock OF
FINE STATIONERY.
No Reliable Goods and Satisfactory Prices in
Every Department.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
COitre ag HosD and Caiarrh Cured!
IN ONE MONTH.


Todd and became perfectly WELL
N. RIETAA BaxteT-tr nearclt
Grand Rapids Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

The folks who thinl preachers flourish
on the fat of the land are respectfully
requested to read the following extract
from letter received at this Office from
Virginia Baptist preacher: 81 have not
bushel of com, a peck Of -four nor five
pounds of meat in the world, and have
not a dollar to buy with. and my
churches are not able to pay me for my
work" He does not ask for help--noth-
ing was further from his thought-but
If anybody desires TO brighten his life
we viii undertake TO see that the sun
saine falls upon his home Richmond
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
lred. Catarrh Cured

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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

The average American, although a
colossal eater, does not at present know
how to dine. This is a home truth which
he reeents extremely. and contradicts
with yisor; indeed. nc is apt so introduce
comparisons between the restaurants Of
his own and other lands which invariably
leave large balance in favor Of Del
mOmoo's Still, spite Of an occasional
exception. the American born CASTRO
nome IS "a Tgre bird a. the American
horn chef o. any serious pretensions. 90
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Weinylte inspection oi goods and prices.
Every article IS warranted 10 be az
represented.
We do business on a cash basis, and can
afford 10 sell you a good article FOR
a small profit.
Telephone Orders VIII receive prompt
and careful attention.
Caual-st. Telephone..,...............No. 46l
West FultOn-st. Telephone. No. 1850
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

In The matter Of daintiest handiw0rk
think q a face wrought In mosaic III
which LOO GO pieces were used. tie.
largest n which was less in size thar q
uiIet see7l. Such trophy = patient
labor is recorded q sn artisan who IN
sach minute detail hss gwen the portrait
II Psal '. who lived ia toe Sixteenth
century ~ Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

First Datective-You look blue this
morning Whsts the natter
Second Detective you read about
a convict Al sing Sing confessiug on MS
death bed that he murdered man in
New York;
Yes. I reai AL about II
Well. that spoils clew on which
have been working f1r q year and
half Texas Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Lsncoin's faost intimate friends De-
clare That he never made ne # one ont
n every zen sxpressions credited to hira
''s=s eApressians were mostly eorcocte3
nr = asalr-yton cCTresT-or dents and story
teiiers. tut everything g0as vhea e man
seBs tae regst4eioa. ID etsoit Free Press.