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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-01
coLLYER CARVINGS.
CoILYEB, TREGo Co., Oct. 90

CoLLYER, TREGo Co., Oct. 90
Beautiful weather.
NV. Hickman took in the county seat
last Saturday.
Mr.. bright, of Ness county, was in town
Tuesday night.
e. S. Davis spent Saturday and Sun
day in Wa-Keeney.
Mrs. J. II. Briggs was visiting Mrs. c.
81. Parsons this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower were the guests OF
J. L. Bundy Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jessie Greenfield, of Quinter, WIS.,
tied Mrs. Frank Fouts Monday.
Elmer Cole and family, of Hastings,
Neb., are visiting relatives on the Saline.
Mr.. Hickman is having well put down
at his livery barn and will put up wind
mill.
Mrs. Allie Morrison and family, Of
Banner, were the guests of J. B. Wolf
last Monday.
Mrs. Brown returned from Colorado
Sunday night, where she has resided for
the past two years.
Will Spicer came down from Hays City
Sunday to assist his mother prepare to
move to Ellsworth next week.
Miss Mary Swiggett and F. B. Acre at
tended teachers examination at Cove
City Saturday, returning Sunday.
Rev. Broad, of Topeka, state missionary
for the Congregational church, preached
an interesting sermon to small audience
Monday night.
Misses Swiggett, Powers and Kessler
and Messrs. Swiggett, Powers and Reid
attended a farewell party at w. H.
Spicer's Tuesday night.
George Kessler and family started
Sunday afternoon from Wa-Keeney for
Memphis, Tenn, where they will spend a
few days before going further south.
The dance at Y. Zawodsky's last Friday
night was well attended and a pleasant
time was had by all present. Music was
furnished by Messrs. Long and Brownlee.
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John G. Marcy,

Homestead Application No. e6y9 for the northeast
quarter If section 6, township Is south, range a
west Of Il 9th P. NJ.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: George C. DIETRICH, Hudson Harlan, Of
Ws-keeney, TregO county, Kansas, Patrick W
O'Toole, Louis Ryan, Of Gibson, TregO county,
Kansas.
9-2T LEE MONROE. Register.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-01

Land once at wa-Keeney, Kansas No. sea1.
September 3, 1890. No. ''Hi'
Notice is hereby given that the following name
settler has filed notice of his intention to make nI
proof in support of his claim, and that said proc
will be made before Register and Receiver q. s
Land once at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on Noyembe
l. 1890, viz:
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SELL cHEAp FOB READY PAY.

Twill warrant all my work. Please
give me q call I am north Of Opera
Block and In the rear of DR.. Farmers
Drug Store. A. p. LIPE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-01

Prompt and careful attention given 10 any and al
business before the q. 8. Land Once.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-01

For Trego and Ness Counties. School, Syndicate
Decided Land and City Property for sale specini
attention given to business before U. s. Land once
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-01

All business before the O. s. Land Omos ana In
terror Department promptly attended 10.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

John A. Nelson. Atty.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

IN ship-Notice Is hereby given that the cc-part-
nership heretofore existing between JOHN II.
SEIKE and ADAM MILLER In the carrying on and
conducting that certain . hotel the corner OF
Broadway and Montgomery sts., in the City aud
County of San Francisco, and which is designated
and known as the Golden Eagle Hotel. has been dis
solved by mutual consent, said SEiKE withdrawing
FROM said business tand said MILLER continuing
therein and assuming all the debts and liabilities OF
said firm; that said SEX Will not from this s2Sth
day of August. 1890 henceforth be responsible for
any obligation incurred by said MILLER or any one
else BY reason of said business or copartnership.
JOHN +. SEIkE. au30 It's
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MASSAGE.

Y ROSE CLEVELAND AND ASSISTANT. S6512
II. Market, Room II. opp. Baldwin Hotel seq St*
M ABEL AVER, YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u 124 sixth ST., Room 81. au29 1t
DELE KENT. WITH MRS. ROBERTS; BATHS
A and massage. $50 Mission, 10 to 10. au2S It's
HATTIE NIGHTINGALE GIVES MASSAGE.
IL ~ Geary St. Paror 80, third floor. au27 ITS
MISS ANDERSON, BATHS, MASSAGE AND
w Swedish movement. l Fifth ST.. Room 2. Inns
DOSE DE LAFoNr-BEST MASSAGE. s17 MAR
LII ket St Parlors 8 and 4. my21 II
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GOeO0 SALOON MEN, AT NTIoN-
cN-OOO. Grand chance to purchase business
clearing $500 per month, which can be doubled;
best location in tie city, being Market and
Sixth sts.: lease OF years: brewery will advance
part Of purchase price If desired; fortune for
IIghL party. Appy W. +. HEALY. 1908 Market 1T
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GIe00 SALOON FOR SALE: PROMINENT

@ Ol0 SALOON FOR SALE: A FINE CORNER
u OOU. gu Ellis St, very convenient to MarSet;
doing large business: extremely low rent; fun
value for the money: best OF reasons for selling.
Appy K. KENNY. - kearny st. II
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GSS0 SUITABLE FOR EITHER LADY OR
- CoO. gentleman; book, stationary, soda and
general school supply store for sale; OF the best
corners in San francisco; is in the immediate neigh
bOrhood of OF our largest schools; doing trade
that is clearing Sl20 per month over all expenses
best of reasons for selling; trial OF the business
will be allowed before you buy, and owner Will
main with you until you fully posted in the
business as he is. ApDly X. KENNY, % Kearuy 1t
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u OOV. orally in frstclass cash business in this
city; established years and will guarantee
and prove that is clearing at least $3.50 per month
over ana above all expenses; he Will only accept
steady. sober man. and takes partner because he
has found hired help so unrel able has a fine Gus
tom, both city and country, which is continually in
creasinE; none but a man who devote o hours
10 the business viii be accepted no night or sunday
work; a trial OF the business allowed until you
fully that IL IS represented before YOU
buy. Apply X. KENNY. % kearny ST. 1t
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Classified advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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LOST.

I OSr-AT OR NEAR THE CLIFF HOUSE
Lslace-pin shape of a spider: bood-stone and
amethyst settings The finder will. be .liberaly re-
warded by leaving IL at 1907 Mission. Its
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l.lT00 PAPER ROT e FOR SALE, CLEAR
ID W. ing ST2 per month; only requires > Il
hours 1fssDtiOp each Is in the very center
" :be city one Of ug= most prominent morning
papers; Q days trIa. s,.lee ed before You buy; any
u; this Is a real estate invest
menT, and viii not Interfere with your ARRIVING
any other business you may be engaged in Apply
X. KENNY, % Kearny ST. II
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GE500 PARTNER WANTED TO TEND THE

g
u ObOO' Oiice. payment of bills and looking
after the hired help in of the best pay board
ing and livery stables this city; is clearing from
$500 to $1,000 per month over and above all eX-
penses; large stock OF carriages horses, rOckawayS
bugges etc; OF present owners is retiring from
business after being in this line for 10 years; the
remaining partner Is first-caSs man. VIII accept
none but sober. steady man who is willing to
main permanently in frst-class business; you
have so days trial before you purchase; preyi-
experience requ red' best of references given.
Appl- X EENNY, ~ Kearnv st. 1t
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DIyoRCES WILLS. ETC FRANK KENNEDY
u Attorney, SO Murphy Bading. l2u
John A. WALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 30
y Sansome ST., Rooms 10, IL aud H. myl5 emo
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, 4lJ
w California ST. Rooms li-l5: alYice free. d3 g
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I osT OR STOLEN. AUGUST II. AT CRYS-
II tai Baths, gold watch, cham and iOcket; watch
No. 27,O53. LANCE a Sons, Dresden. makers; mono
gram on case L. X. $50 reward Will be paid aud
questions asked on delivery TO l.. hUTNER, SG2
Davis ST., upstairs. aust SIS
THE 5. +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 5S3
L Kearny ST., lends money at per cent per month
Oh watches. diamonds and ieWery. WIS 6m
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no YOU WANT To SELL YOUR BUSINESS OR
l. DO you want a partner in any established and
tair-p1ylng business, no matter what line? l have
over 100 parties waiting TO invest, either half
or whole, in store business, hotels, restaurants,
livery stables. manufacturing, milk paper routes.
liquor business, cgar-StOreS, wood and coal yards,
hay and feed business butcher-shops, cofee-saloons
teanliug or express business. commission business
or any other respectable line; my parties have
money; come and at once; established %
years; all business strictly private. X. KENNY. %
kearuy st. 1t
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE-NEw FURNITURE
/ of fiat OF sunny rooms for sale At 4 bargain:
sickness cause of selling. Inquire at CALL branch
Office seq BIS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IN AND FOR THE
City and County of San Francisco, State of Cali
fornia Departm No. Gin the matter of the ap-
plication of REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
SOClATION, corporation, to dissolve ssnd disln-
corporate-No 30,256-Notice Is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA-
TlON, corporation, organized under and by virtue
OF the laws of the State OF California and having its
principal place of business In the City and County
OF San Francisco, State aforesaid, has made Its
application to the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution and that Wednesday, the
oath day OF September, A. ID. 1890. at the opening
OF SAID court or soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard. In the courtroom of Department No. OF
said Superior Court, at the City Hall. In said
City and County OF San Francisco, are the time and
place set for the hearing of said application.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and afn1ed the seal OF said Superior Court. at my
office. In the City and County of San Francisco,
State OF California, this 10th day of August, A. D.
1890
lSEAL. WILLIAM A. DAVIES, CLERK.
W. j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
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STORAGE.

DaCTFIC sT0R1GE co 3oi sTooIIT0Y sr
furniture and merchandise advances made. lott
FURNITURE STORED STERLING FURSI
u ture Co, 1893. 1911 Market Rosenthal BItg. q
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| OST-h GOLD BRACELET, SUNDAY, AUGUST
- 3lst, az Shell Mound Park. liberal reward
Will be paid il returned to j. Ii. BROWNING. aIS
Mission ST. seq .;ts
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Cox REWARD OFFERED FOR THE DETEC-
We tlOn aud conviction of the parties who took
from Grace Church barrels OF cement and Tot OF
tools; also broke into the toochest at the Hibernla
sank Building; above reward paid at my o1ire 10
montgomery 81. GEO. ID. NAGLE SCI 81
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COMMON FURNITURE OF 3 OR ROOMS FOR
" sale cheap. 52l Geary 81. sci 3t%
FURNITURE ROOMS FOR SALE CHEAP ON
L account departure. Z NaSSeroI pI, Off Geary St,
bet HYDE and Larkin au3l 81
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CHiLD'S BROWN SATIN COAT. IN GOLDEN
ST., and receive reward IL
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o. Ok WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT on
ID lLUvery easy terms IN the Fruityae villa Tract
surrounded by the most elegant homes in Oakland;
this is one-thrd the price property Is selling tor in
this neighborhood: see them at once. l. 5. SHE4-
MAN, Twenty -thIrd-avenue Station, East Oakland:
local trains take you right TO the ofice, which is
open till O'Clock every night. aus In
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@ REWAKD-LOST ON FIFTEENTH STREET
W or Mission and Eleventh, small purse con-
tanning so and two small keys Please return to
Sl6 Fifteenth ST., near Market IFS
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G1O0n GROCERY AND BAR, WITH 4LIV-
u I-oU. ing rooms; good stock; long lease. In
Quire CALL Branch ONCE. seq 7t*
CBOCERS, ATTENTION. CHANCE TO BUY
VI a new and iIne stock of grocery fixtures, scales.
ana tea-canS at 10 per cent below cost: will
Once.
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GO9OO A BARGAIN; INsTALLM
~ -.NIO. cash; a new, modern 5-rOol
with tooreG basement; lot 32xl00; with
OF local train station: this property Will {
value and Is offered for sale oniy on accoun
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T osr-AUGUsT 81. on SIXTH ST. A GOLD
~ chain bracelet. Return to 1898 Sixth ST. and re-
ceive liberal reward. SCI 2tA
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- 10l GROCERY, BAR, BAKERY, CANDY,
~ lVO. fancy store; average income $40 daily /;
clearing $50 to $50 monthly whole house and barn
cheap rent: long lease. See landlord at $50 Eigh-
teelth 81. near hakerX. 500 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

mOOr PARTNER WANTED AT ONCE: FIRST
go. class coffee saloon and restaurant; owner
is frst-class cook; wants good for the dining
room and cash counter: splendid place, handsomely
drted up; doing large trade; is right in business
center OF city; never such bargain; is well worth
$500: must sell: needs help; don't miss this See
GEORGE STEWART, 1856 Kearny ST. 1t
SZ0U. wanted with wide-awake, rising Yonns
business man of good standing and reputation; has
frstclass trade, clearing $3.50 per month and rap
idly growing; which absolutely requires more as
SiStance; prefers partner TO hired help: good man
wanted more than money; give best of refer
once; an exceedingly good business that will bear
close investigation. GEO STEWART. 1885 Kearny
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7 oST SEPTEMBER ], a YELLOW AND
Il white pointer pup, about months old. Return
TO 81 EnIsnm and rnceIYe Ilheral TeMarl. Sen2l.
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EFT IN A SALOON, AUGUST 23. A SAIL
IL ors bag. with name printed thereon. Finder
will please address II. A. Box ITO, CALL Branch.3tS
T OST-A PASS-BoOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco, in
the name of HUGH DUFFY, No. S9,475. The
finder will nieaSe return tn hank 5t+
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I OST-FRUM $40 UKk ST, ENGLISH SET
IL ter bitch; black ears; black licked over white
body; black spot ruinp; answers to name OF
Chppy. Any Information leading TO recovery will
be amply rewarded. L. II. HUSTLER, $50 Market
S q Marceau.
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+ T.
CO0O FRUIT, CANDY AND VARIETY
SCCUO. store; corner: established years; in
sured $1,000 LA ALBORA, 1927 Montgomery ave.
G95O FRUIT. ,yEGETAgLEs; HORSE AND
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CARPETS.

4 IL MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BED-ROCl
- prices: parlor suits S25 ranges So. new char
Der sets complete Sl5 reductions all round; cash
tnstalments II. NELSON. 1855 Fourth Sc 50s
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ArroRNEYs-AT-LAw.

~ privately, quick time. legal everywhere: cOIlcc-
lions, etc; terms moderate; no charge unless
cessful attorneys all courts; cStab'd 10 years Law
Office q. w, HOWE u CO., 26 kearny ST. aulS tt
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY: No
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere;
terms reasonabe no charge unless successful; al
all other at law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, Wills, etc, 4. ENGLEN,
ATTORNEYS, ASSOCIATION, 4 kearny 81 leg tin
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S23,000-For Sale at Fruitvale-Beautiful home
OF large rooms. bath and servants rOom lauudr,
large stable and beautiful garden and grounds, with
choice fruit trees etc H. acres land; 8 minutes
to local train; only 30 minutes to san Francisco.
Apply to E. W. WOODWARD 81 CO., 902 Broad
way. Oakland, Cal. aul6 q
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
-s---4---------------s4---=----a@ A 1sNre O,t1 Pnluttnw

DETROIT Mich, October ia, Dean Wag ner, of Windsor, Ont. Is exhibiting painting at tho Windsor exhibition which vas sent him recently at the dying request Of the Mother Superior of the Ursulins convent at Prague. Austria, and which is believed to have 6 very interesting history to art conuoisseurs. The painting is ''Tte Crucitixion." The heavy coloring has somewhat faded, and shows signs of grea, age. The Dean believed his painting to bc from the hands of ono of tho old masters. and was supported in his views by certain local artists. It has just been ascertained that the picture is without doubt oue thai
 hasbeen searched for yainiy for over %. years. It Is reasonably certain now thai 1t is 'srhe Crucifixions painted by Hans Memling early in the fifteenth century.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
The Irlah rriais

DUBLIN, October l$.-At the reQucst oi Mir. Roman, the prosecutor for the Crown, the court at Tippcrary, before which Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien and other de. fcndants are being tried on chargcs of con. spiracy, to day dismissed tho casc agAinst Mir. O'Mahoney. whose illness prevented his attending court.
 Mir T. Hcaly argued that the evidence given against Mir. O'Mahoney equally af- fccted all tho defendants, and that the charge against him having bccn dismissed, the charge aHainst all tho defendants should be also dismissed.
 The Court took note of Mir. Healy's ob iection and allowed tho Crown to proceed with tho prosecution.
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
BAD FOR PROHIBITION
No Restrictions Now on the
 Kansas Whisky Men.
THE PROHIBITORY LAW VOID
A United States Judge So Declares in | Dec cision.-.The WilsOu Law Ia Not Retroactivc---Trafnc Ia Re-
 sumed at Ones.

| TOPEKA, Kan, October 1S.-Judge Foster
 of the United States Circuit Court deliver.
 cd an opinion here to day which completely
 nullifles the prohibitory law of Kansas so
 far as the sale of original packages is con | eerned. The case decided was the applica-
 tion of one Charles Rohrer. an original I package agent of this city, for 8 writ of
 habeas corpus releasing him from the
 Shawnee County Jail, where he had been
 con fined pending trial on the charge of
 selling liquor in original packages after the
 passage of the Wilson anti original package | bill The decision says:
 "At the time Congress passc the Wilson bill 1t was well known and recognized that the Supreme Court had decided that such . | State prohibitory law was void, in so far
 as the dealer in imported liquors In the | original package was concerned. In other | words, there was no law and could be no | law in existence making such business . crime It cannot be assumed that Con gross desired to introduce into the present | police laws of the State an article or sub | iect hitherto not included by those laws. How could Congress know that tho people of all or any of the States on the sth day of l August, 1890, desired to have such subject 1 or article embraced in their police lawsl
 The contention of counsel for tho State Is | that 1t Is for the several States themselves
 to determine the scope and purpose of their police laws, and Congress has | not undertaken 10 arrogate to itself ! any power or control over that sub iect. In employing tho words, shall be
 subject to the operation of the laws of the state Congress did not handle them in a l mandatory but in permissive sense.
 Tho decision of the United States Circuit Court hss created profound sensation in ] this city. The passage of tho Wilson bill, It was supposed, banished the original package ,rafic from Kansas forever, and I to have the original package houses opened again at four hours notice has taken tho , breath away from the public.
 Carl Jockheck, immediately upon recciv- ing the information that the United States Court had given decision in favor of the original package mon, reopened his pack age house on Lower Kansas avenue, and | has been doing good business all day in
 wines and whiskey4 Two barrels of beer,
 which he had In stocx, did not last an hour
 after his place opened. Tho Schandlcr Bostling Works opened at noon and has
 been crowded Other places will probably open, and by to morrow they will be run ming full blast once more
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
Iit~st to Death.

ROCHESTER, N. r., October %. II $, Emory, candidate for Congress on tho Workingmen' ticket, suiclded by cutting the radial artery in his right arm and bleeding 10 death, at tho Livingston Hotel. here to-night On Sunday about 10 o'clock, he engaged room al tho hotel, saying he wanted 10 take a rest. Ho said he had been drinking, but not intoxicated when he re tired. Emory was for number of years General Passenger Ageat for the Roches ter and Pittshnrg road For tho last two years he was General Agcn, of the Rome. Watcrtewn and ogdensburg road in this city. but was dismissed when he aceep ed the wor91ingmen's nomination for Con gross. He leaves n widow, but no child ron,
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
nroshevAeesa Of st. Andr, -,

PHiLApRLPniA. Pa, Oct 1.-The seaslon of tho convention of the Brother hood of St. Andrew today was prime ipaiiy occupied by discussion of the work of tho order, In regular business session several committees werc appointed after which n letter was read from Bishop Futile of St Louis inviting the Brotherhood to hold tho next annual convention in th At city A res olution designating St Louts as the next meeting place was referred fn the com. mittee on resolutions. The ...lance of tho session was taken up with the discussion of proposed amendment to the conatitu- ton striking out part of . section in which Chicago was named As the permanent head. quarters of the brotherhood The amend. ment was finally carried and the convention adlourned
The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25
Continued E.c.,em-n, .. New or,ean.

Continued Excitement at New Orleans.
 NEw ORLEANS. La, October ia a-All day long there has been strong feeling of ex. eitement and expectancy in police circles. It leaked out this afternoon that a number of important arrests were contemplated, which might prove that the assassination of Chief of Police Hennessey was not wholly the work of Sicilians, and tha, some of the Chiefs enemies had hand at least in planning the murder. Nothing has yet transpired to indicate the identity of the parties. A new theory advanced today is that the chief fell by the hands of two men whom he was instrumental in convicting of mansiaughter, aud who were released from the penitentiary some time ago. Dave Hennessey, whom assignei to the case, was detective on the local force, and worked with his cousin, Mike Hennes- sey, as his partner Some years ago Mike removed to Houstoe, Tex, and was killed in the street on his way home. IL is con, tended that the assassinations of both men were carried out precisely h the way in which the convicts who were known as tho Meade murdercrs threatened to fix them If they lived to get out of the penitentiary.