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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-27

the government, the agitation spread to
other institutions and stuoents have been
holding meetings at all the universities.
There is general upheaval of the student
world. Arrests of students suspected of
being leaders in agitation have been made
at every one of the principal universities
throughout Russia,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-27
Promoted by the POpe.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 25.-Nicholas
Cantwell, ,vicar-general of the arch diocese of
Philadelphia, was this morning invested
with his robes of rank as Monsignor of the
first rank or Domestic Prelate of the Popes
household, to which dignity he was recent
ly raised by Pope Leo.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-27
The Cattle Committee.

COLUMBUS, Tex, March 25.-The commit
tee, composed of the following named per-
sons: H. d. Stoddard, Charles Goodnight,
J. Pryor, r. E. Maddox, M. w. Wallis and
G. Dahlman, appointed by the interstate
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-27
THE RUSSIAN STUDENTS.

dispatches from ILuSSld III regard TO the
agitation among Russian students are con-
fused and conflicting. 1t is said that the
first disturbance was at the university of
st. Petersburg, but the later dispatches
seemed to make it clear that the agitation
started at the agricultural academy of Pc
tropenskeie, near Moscow. A climax was
reached, and the directors forbade students
to make any protest against the decisions
of the school authorities, or to hold any
meetings. The directors followed this up
by closing the academy.
The students broke forcbly into one of
the lecture rooms and held a meeting.
Fully 200 were present and took part in the
proceedings. They drew up statement of
their grievances, to which all of the 200
affixed their signatures. In this they de-
manded that the leaders in the student
movement should not be punished, that
the director should be dismissed and that
the liberties formerly enjoyed by students
should be restored to them.
Another strict precaution was taken by
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-27
ENGLAND.
LABOR TROUBLES.

LIVERPOOL, March 24.-Dock laborers
here again struck work. The employers
declined to enter into any negotiations
with the men, and deadlock resulted.
The position is serious
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


The plo, Of 'ol9 ?roufy, which is bilis.i
al the Granite Hall for aexs werlaesdsy, il
said 10 be 1ased upon incidents in ile life
Of an eccentric New EngiaBder who for q
long time was popular isn-sveper IN
Bacssport, Maine. Mr.. Goislen enaets tbs
titaiar role, taat Of the i.srioas ias-keeper
whom he kaew, and wb,se quaint peealiar.
tiles be- therefore s,ssli'sl from real life. In
tiis character b. depicts, very naturally
the sentimental as well az the amusing
traits Of typical New Englsnier, con
SANITY brought in contact Nitb his fellows.
In this rendition. Mr.. Goisien does n0t de-
seend to the broad barlesque and eoarsenes,
sith Which the conventional stage Yankee
has too frequently been invested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

Satu. lay afternoon half hourly service
four of the motor rs being in use. Both
engines were rurniag, operating both gen
orators. Yss,er lay they proposed to carry
all who wished 10 ride, and - tutn none
away on accoHn. Of heavy loads as they had
/ done previously. thus giving the power q
crucial test. They carried some very heavy
laads, No. / having on all that could ilad
sitting or stanliny room ttll it moved
along nicely and took the whole load up
thu grade below the State House coming
from Hsllowell which it e nd not have
before the second generator was add ID.
The trustees of the Franklin County
Agricultural Society have been busily at
work for several days upoa ,hei- ground,.
4 piece of land waa purchased south OF the
park which has enabled them TO maze the
track 4 full half mile; t5o :u.ns h,rc been
rai,cl up; au6 IN, TIA k has been nicc,y
gfadeI, nod is to be fenced on both sides
alt arounI,-a nee picket fence m 1.-The
HON stretch IIorsemcn viii be greatly
pleased at these improvements.
Mr.. :. A. Stodda-i Of Hailowel lo.t a
fine st,Ilion On Tgesdiy last fron BIZ, getting
cast in the stall. He was three years old
by Yic'or Jr.. out # high bred mirr
ard was re gsriei IS a vory valuable animal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
Is cts up to rs cts

Napkins, Towels, Crashes, Beispread,
and Lace Curtains Of every description
and variety We are selling at such re mar
kably los prices. that will tempt you II
buy them. We are offering
Is inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
at only so cts piece.
20 inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
AZ only IS cts. a piece.
y inch, 10 yard pieces Cotton Diaper
at only 50 cts. q piece.
Linen Diaper, 90 cts. up to So 90 :
piece.
Rather warm weather TO talk Fur
Capes, but they are very suitable gar
ments for evening wear We have Just
received full line of Wool Seal
Astraehan, Plush, Monkey, etc. We
bought them in large quantities and will
make the very lowest prices on them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

The following nominations we're ms9.
By he Governor, Friiay:
sheriff for ne county Of Penobsc,t
William p. Reed, Bar zsr. Notary Pablo
Charles P. Allen, Prsqss Isle; Ar.hs
Dxigle, Haiaws.ks; Barrett Peter BsuEs
xiek; Charles w. Morton. Porsiani; VII
liam Rogers, Ellen; Gsorze Haxsn, Oxford
Wills 7. Psteh, Banzor; Josn A. Lara
bee, Carroll ErAnas C. Ryder. Springfield.
Henry T. TsTiar. Nseklas. Justice o,
the peace ani quorum, Fred Atwood, Wiz,
tsrpsrt; Ebsa r. Bsngs, sseisa; Eisia
G. Barnhin, FrlnkIin; Hszskish T. Car.
man. Deer Isle; T.. r. DFsmmosa, Water.
vile; Charles d. Ea,a1, Belfast, J.. W.
p. Johssoa. GarfiEer; Albert W. Lara.
bee, Durham; Jacob II. LovsjSy, Albany
Frank w. Re5in,an, Portland; Allied
stinso1, Seasspott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

s U Clifford. New Cassel Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia anl rheumatism,
his Stomach was G.spriered, his Liver was
affected 10 Al alarming degree. appetite
fell away. sni be was terribly reduced in
flesh AMI sire 9Th Three bottles Of EleC-
,ric Bt,ers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. Ill had
= running sore On his leg of eight years
standing. Usod three bottles of Electric
II tiers and seven boxes of Bueklen's
Arnies Sslve, ard his leg is sound and we'll
JohA Speaker. Catsw5a, O. had Eve large
Fever sarcs On his leg. doctors said he was
ineurable, orc bottle Electric Bitiers ard
one bcx of Blckltn's Afaies Salve cured
HIN entirely. Sold by Bovditeh, Webster
& Co., Druggists.
aug sdeodl yehwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
Tho Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safe-
y with which lalics may use the liquid
iruis laxative, Syrup of Figs. under all
conditions make il their fsvorise remedy.
Ills pleasing to the eye ard to the taste,
ssn'le. yet eEecsusl in acting on the kid
aess, iiTef and bowels d&wlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
The Daily Journal at Union Depot
Portland

People returning from visits To point
vest Of Portland viii End the Daily Ken
nebee Journal on sale at the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand IN the Union Depot
They will thu, be able TO while away ths
rest Of the journey from that point home
in reading ali the home news. De
not fail TO ask for the Journal there. Al
the trains stop long enough TO give
abundant time for securing 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

Gail Rorieu's Eagle" b-anl condensed
mix is boom t. house-keepcis For
teething children and in tic sick raom i is
slrei gthing foot. Fer TIA. coff,e. ice
cream anil cooking il gives satisfaction
Tskc no substitute fer the Eagle" brand.
Sod everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

iiCrc are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having i.
IT'S sold everywhere.
.n.ssy.nrw1aSr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

Aboat five O'Clock Saturday afternoon a
party Of four men, more or less intoxicated
and obviously taking a constitutional, ar.
rived at such critical poiut of argument
in convera'ion when they reached Melville
street IN goipg up Green, that they came to
blows. quite u melee followed in which
one was thrown to the ground ard his face
scratched with The cork, on the shoes OF
another. But the police were summoned
before any more serious injury was Inflicted
than badly swollen eye and more or l,ss
tern tllthing Before they arrived. how
ever. two who were in better possession OF
their faculties than the others, had bstaken
Themselves TO iiallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

Mr.. n. s. pcrlnton, the srsmarine div
CT, was st work NEST Of TIE day yesterday
resairins the az chers 10 which tie booms
are s,iiehsd. They consist of heavy rocks
With staple aad ring that have been unier
water 80 long tha; they have been de-
etrcyeJ with rux.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

A sudden and marked change has tiker
place IN the leather market The prics
has advanced Ave cents on the pound with
in thirty days. II seem, to affect the man
ufseinre;s rather more than the dealers
and the barnes makers particularly. The
precise cause is rot row known, but BY
some ii is thought to be due to government
troubles In South America. That 10 qaite
possible for though the harness trade j,
supplied chiefly by packing companies in
the Hes,, yet ii the enormous tupply OF
hides furnished by South Amerie. were
wholly or in par, cut of con.umers nigh
b. Compelled to draw more largely upon
the western market. Nor Is it now known
y % ther the eh,ngs is temporary or psrma-
aen.. II il i. of sho:t duration the price
Of harnesses vii probably no: ADVANCE,
bnt il permanent tise will necessarily
follow in order that producers may make
fair profits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
Ayers

sayszraxs!iA- roaE liz, or tsat Il some one
near s1f fzar 10 7oa. may depend ga the
use Of this geisappfoTsa Esfnesy In prefer
esee 70 any other preparation II similar
name r. Is compounded Of HoEsIt-as szr.
sspasfi1a tthe variety nass r.ek ia curative
propegtIss1, s.SiiinEta- mandrake, yellow
dock. and the lOdiGes. The process u man
afaet1rs Is original skihli, serBpgioGsly
clean. and sneh "a % secure the very best
medicinal qualities IT each ingredient. This
medicine IA not boiled nor heated, and Is,
therefore, not q deeocsson; bus Il Is CON-
pound extract, obtained BY method sx-
cllsiseiy cur Sga. II the hes. and mos.
powerful Alternatives, tonies, and eirretlcs
known % pharmacy For the last tosty
Years. AYeF's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

TSa ha.ssnen in TIN, city have ent r.
t,ine ! fseling OF rivalry on tue merits Of
their sTotsers. 90 the story rus. oac da7
las week. one OF the men dropped into the
others place of huaness and cssusliy ~.
ma-kcl ri bes $50 70 SIS that my horse
will gu; TIA, yoars thres in Ave" :" Nat
said" WAS the reply and the money was pa,
up. Away to the Pax vent the c,ntes sats,
ani, sarc enough, the propose, Of the be-
did beat the other. This defeated MAJ re
turned home and soliloauized thus'y: I'm
els out. but guess I'm sis wiser" Mlrii {;
You eaa's. most always, semetlrn 5 tel '
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

The Kennebec Journal
may be found on sale at
the Chisholm Brothers
News Stand, Union De-
pot, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
Railroads & Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


uasn further .c,sss trains seAvc Asssssa -
N',ews;
ssoaNa wEsr--ss A. N. FOR Lewiston,
keekssna. Portland. Rostea ami Montreal; sN
A. VI, Ter Hai,owei, Garatnes and south Gsrdi
karaiasisa. Keskiana. rSrsisna and nesssa: ii. "a
A. N. and LIS r. N. tor hsl,owel. Gardner and
~, Gardiner, SIS Pm. for kranswiek. hath. Hook
,snd, Portland. and Boston, AS, lexprcssl fcrt.
ara sss ses,en. aes ,M; tsr ns,lswsli 0anii.
raShN Tor Lewiston, HasA. Portland and Ros,en.
s.ofNs K.ASTt-s.ie A. NJ, (nlxa, express, for
Skewaegsn, Bangor, Sar Harder. 81. Stephea,
-. john and AseDstook CoGn,v; eX A. N. Tor
Ws:crvisie. and Skowhessns s.tt I. NJ. (cxprrss>
ror wS'er'i'le. Newport, peycr, fexsrof'. Ran
ssswacssa, He.fss,, pexier, Dover : Foxorof,.
Ranger, 81, stephen, 81. John and Arcesteek
County, and al s.Nf, N. for Natcryiie. SUI
tAy psper train ior wa,eyi.c aud Bangor At
The Night Pullman Trsins run each way every
nish', Sundays iaclaied. but net to Siowhegan
On Monday taoraings, or 20 heltass and Dexter.
" beyond Bangor. e>ccp..ag 10 har harhcr.
The day express ,raias going Mast al s,H 4, NJ.
sud West 81 leg 4. NJ. run daily. sundays in.
eiaied. esEwrca Boston, Rar harhor and 81.
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves soath Gardiner, go, ie.se A. NJ, issa and
- I, NJ; 1Grdinef, 80, liN A, NJ. Lev ana
As Z. N; usuowel. ais and ma A. NJ. la
aud +s9 4. NJ.
Throash tickets to Caliiornis aud all points
South and West may BE- had Of ~ II. Walker,
ticket agent. Augusta, the emily office selling Via
all routes and ehcskins AL baggage free OF ex'
pense.
rANsoN TUCKER, Vice Pros \ 6enl Manager.
y. h. BoorHBN, ocni Pass. and rieke, Ag't.
Portland. june sath. isso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

A Lewiston man his been studying the
workings of the crow law H. concludes
that the crows have been thinued oat TO
considerable cstcnt and that in that respect
The law is a success. However, al The sarlc
tine he saws there is : marked Increase in
The numbers Of certain ki-d ef bug, name
not stated, that lires on crops which crows
eat that has increased ani multiplied won
derfully since the law vert into effect In
that respect he considers the law 4 failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
CAUTION.

zss. board. fsis Is 70 eas1sRa al persons against
harbariE= q -rEzfsas Der on my aoesgr. ~
sai. pay bills Of her contracting zftr tire date.
II. MILLER
Fairfield, Ase- s, 1885, sazi5e1ckwiU~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18
Dieb.


MISCELLANEOUS.
In ('havcans. Wyo. Aug. IL. John. soa of .iohu
! X. aud Nate i'ri.tol Wade, aged year. smonths
I 8 lnFS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-18

We have just received 8 large and
elegant line Of Bleaehed. Unbieached
and Half Bleached Danasks. Prices
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

peg month from Ja1s i ls72 aaa szf
pSs a-s-s-l- tToLl A4r1h . lAos. s1lfl
= s-- tf1se-l- gszs- ss-ss a-@-1
il iiss leit arll E. tls cs-c
FtteeB Gaea 20 haaas Ia VIA. A..
1eEAey rEFu tee fActofy naFe bee1
"a o. Tor tsc nceks. Nc aFy -L Dvr
= L4e -aase.
tLalk goo1ness the pans real have
9eel sacl a. efssCre ~ le-a 43Sra
aolses. H.l Ds spe-sed slt1 t-- C4La-
ns seasoa.
C.E. Clmm.ngs c0s been enEsgec -
aessrs- CAmDeA 4ld I laera0od, 90
tara.sl nlG,ie = ue.T pavilion a. tlte
a. tuis slLnllei.
The Music a. kedmoads 0per4
hglse Tor nest season alI. bc flll. 21eo
0y WlLar FoIce. fraug q Lawson
81 hage ea4rge of the 0EchestnA al
Powers.
~hsrf Bishop took Joseph Cum
mlGgs tae b0y convicted ~ i4rcely in
tie 80 seE0T co1rt, - iona yesterday
70 serve oos a. eighteen months sen
teuce.
The league season VII open THIS
afternoon az the Fouuta n-street pArh,
K E don Falu too hard The Openu-
chorus ALL by between GTald kaP.as
All Lansing teams.
Tie Lansing and Grand Rapids base
bail teams wll play 40 Alger PARK on
sunday. The D., T. q y. al run ex-
curslOn trans - accommodate tnose
who s.sh 10 attend
Tie new BOard OF Health are Mayor
T.. l. Ihl. President ot the Council
steoOlns. Charles Calklns. Dr. WEIGH
and Jane, d. Robinson. The board
held lls first meeting yesterday
4 bad runaway occurred ou East
Brdge-st., yesterday. William Ellis,
driving team With a load Ot bricks,
was badly hurt. The bTIcA, were scat
tered al the way from the top 70 the
bottom OF the hlll.
a petition asking for the grading.
gravel.ng and paving Of the cutters OF
south Lafayette from Nedltuv-ayc. %
tlttn-aye., A. soon IS the cable road =
completed. has been circulated and
sisned by most OF tine property owners
on that part o. the street.
The Ottawa Beach views taken FOR
/ the BOarc Of Trade book have been
I nuisned and show the new Beach Hotel,
seen from the Black lake landing; the
landing from the hotel looking cast,
aud showing MaCataWa Park and the
east shore; ana a group OF cottages 10
the north OF the hotel. as seen from the
ne.ghborhoOd of the pier.
over J00O census enumerators re-
signed after appointment and before
entering uuOn their duties in 1850
causing much confusion and delay in
the beginning OF the work. To avoid
q recurrence OF this trouble. penalty.
including both fine and Imprisonment,
has been nxcd FOR refusing 10 act. Can
7 dldatcs Will take notice and govern
/ themselves accordingly. The work
Is labouous and particular, and
there wall be Il great deal Of IT..
I Now is the time 70 determine whether
or not you really want Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
POLICE AND FIRE.
The New hoard aIects and Organize Tor
the Year.

The New board IeCf~ and Organize i"f
the Year.
The regular oet.ng of the Board Of
Police and FIRE Commissioners was
held yesterday, Commissioner i. r..
Hawkins in the chair. Presont-COm-
N saoners Ioettgcrt, More and Hatch.
The hoard organized for the coming
year rs follows.
President, /. Z. Hawkins; secretary,
B. r. McReynolds. The following COM
mittccs were chosen:
Finance Frederick LOettgert and
John +. More.
Property-Adolph Le.tclt and Ira c..
Hatch.
Men and D.sclpline-John Z. More
and AdOlpA Leitelt.
Eules--lra c. Hatch and Frederick
LOettcar,.
Accounts were allowed 70 the amount
OF So9ti.13.
The following communications were
received:
From Edward 4. Porter applying for
position ON the ambulance. Placed ON
ME.
From George +. Mitchell, rendering
resignation As member OI the tire do
partncnt. Accepted.
From John Ioung5lood, asking that
his appointment aSspeclal police con-
stable be renewed tor another year.
G.autcd.
From }. l. Kope,,ki, asking TO be ap-
pointed q special police constable and
stationed al the Polish Aid society 5
Hall. Granted.
From El Warner, ]. :. Shilliday and
L. IL. SaoDy, asking Tor position on
tn polio, .Orce. Paced on lie.
From James striker, applying for the
jan tOr,h.p Of police headquarters.
Placed on file.
From tAe German Workingmen's So
ciety, as king that Peter Thomas and
Georg- Ott Dc appointed special police
men and stationed At tAelr hall. GranJ-
cd.
From John T.. Holmes. notifying the
board OF the appointment OF john +.
Holmes, IT., as bahh OF the police
court. The app0intce was made police
constable.
From Marshal LEMON. stating that
ut q recent fire ia >arauac, wl.,n that
village called upon Grand Rapids i0I
Ltlp, the d., g. ii. "a u. R1llNaN COM
paay refused TO transport the cng.Eo
wtEau, guarantee Of tic payment OF
/ fr. glt charges. Instructors, were
/ asked 5s 10 the conduct tae depart
mcat must pursue ia future cmcigcu-
/ c.cs ol tlc SlAd. Referred 70 Commit
/ tee on Rules.
The annual report Of the >uperintcn-
dent oi .olce Was referred ID tAc Com
mIttcc oa Rules.
1D- detail ot the police force as at
pre--u constituted was continued.
Tie Committee on Rules, with the
trc marshal, were requested t. formu-
/ .Jte q ueE ruunln1 Cdrd loi The ilrc dc-
( paEJn. at.
tue comm ttCc who visited several
critics lu the interest ot the new police
I headquarters made thclr report.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10


Po 80 1--n vest t1ay ce-t1e- =
aof1 ot t-e 3ecgasty ~ Jsaes ser :
sua JAMS, Rsb.rsou Iae t-os las
izea. -ll -ae tso partazsFs el Ao@- :
gait ual. fog she nezt taelEe asys.
sask .n Us delc.o4s iaaoceaes q Joa-
Aaaa. tne s0n u Recaas, VIC leEe. g..
drulk u2g aenI - l4ll.
Iae 1lkai,y 81 Lampmzas .odg,ng
h0a-- has sgaln been vo.Atec by Lae
pslpetraloD ot d-sorierly scts b a
drunken nAn. YESTERDAY afternoon -t
+ o'cloek james Docovau - s, tcr n-y
removed trCm taege al4 pat nlo lAe
l1c6-gp.
L-etensut Harley last evening un-
der-ook 10 squeeze down tae hand .n
q lEeG1ly grip, q tle lElfsl-hA- II r
AID reporter. AIief be gat l1Tous b
trying, Ac sent around UoId laa. NE
drl. >quai w0aid bc excused iroLi lle
usual Thursday evening crIl. lie
gave tar reason t8at ne wa, TOO
tired" When tie news Was sent
around, q shout 0t joyous .sfdtlleu
went up trom q score ur mQre oi on
Clal tuIcat..
lt .0oks quite horrible oa the police
b.o,teT, Nh.ch says that A. W0J-l az +,
OF M .tOCk.ug-st.. sent for The police
ou the ground taat one D0uuelly had
,et Gre 70 his clothing aud had burnt
ham badly. Bat when tle taets were
revealed t turned ont that WoOdruh
had got drunk, bad gone to bed with a
lighted cigar and sci tAe bed arr. ln
IDS drunken stupidity, he thought that
DOnuel.y was the peTpetiator.
Alter dragging along for months the
liquor case ot William EchternacL hAa
been nolle prOsd.
Fred J. Daily vas yesterday Aeid 70
the circuit court, where he wlil stand
tual tor keeping open saloon on elec-
ton day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
This Date u HlsIorY-MaY 10.

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if5s-lh.-@ srs.-l1 zs<z@sss - s..zzzz Erz.asL
us-Cs.Ek q cosza1 AzzsAaorf, tssa..asf q lns
saz Il Ags-sz4a bFsxaass
E7s- f.c1-.s<es- sapF-s~c ~ Las As <aa
84~zs1-a1 Azrssld
80 De-.A = Ers2ara<x sca1s-z. asrEaAn yo=s,
ssfE ia
- s.skss < Ase4@za ts a sAl1A. Msxics
A4sr,uAns FicsoFoa4s 6-G L. Vega cap
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