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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-15
Notice to Voters.

The last Legislature changed the
boundaries ui certain Election Dis
tricts, to correspond with the changes
in population.
Changes have been made in the
following named Districts, and cOnse-
qupntly all voters residing therein will
have to Register before the Inspectors
uf Election OF their respective Pre-
cincts, in order to vote at the coming
election, viz:
ISLAND or OAur.
The five Districts oi Honolulu.
ISLAND or MAUI.
The District of Wailuku.
The District OF North Waikiki.
The District of Hama.
The Second Precinct District of
MakawaO.
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
The District OF South HilO.
The District OF Central Hilo.
The District Of North Hilu.
The First and Second Precinct oi
tlic District Of Hamakua.
The District of kona.
In all other Districts the Register
Of those who voted at the Election IN
1887 will he used as the basis oi the
Register for 1890, subject to the cor
rcctions and additions required hy
law.
Every voter should examine the
Register OF the Precinct in which he
resides, in order to see that his name
is there, whether re.rcgistcripg is re-
quircd or not, rs it may have been
omitted by accident.
l.. A. THURSTON,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. ), 1890.
AS II
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5th District, End Precinct !
Registration of Voters |!
HONOLULU. OAHU.

The Inspectors oi Election for the
Ind Precinct OF District ), Honolulu,
Oahu, will meet in said Precinct at
the Keformatory School for the pur
pose of Registering Voters for Mobiles
and Representative, and correcting
the Register, on THURSDAY, Jan.
10Th, from s to 10 4. NJ. and from
10 7 p. NJ, on Jan. 18Th, from 8 to 10
a. NJ. and from 4 to 7 p. NJ, and on
Jan. 22nd, from 8 to 10 A. NJ. and
from 4 to p. NJ. Notice OF further
meetings will be given at the above
meetings.
90 Please bring your Tas Re
cGipts.
"The Ind Precinct Of the 5th
District, comprises al that portion
Nf the District makai OF King street
and west OF the road up Kalihl
Valley. w. l.. WILCOX,
Chairman OF Inspectors OF Election
Ind Precinct, 9TH District, lIo-
nolulu, Oahu. 4IS II
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Notice of Reward.

In accordance with the power CON
icrrcd upon me by Law, hereby
offer reward OF Fifty (S50) Dollar
TO be paid to any person who shall
give evidence which will lead to the
conviction of any person for the vio.
lation OF any of the provisions OF the
Election Law by doing any act de.
signatcd in such law ~ corrupt
or "illc%al" practice.
j.. A. THURSTON,
Minister OF Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. 6, 1880.
AS Ii
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3p0 District, lst Precinct !
Registration Of Voters.
IIONOIUI.U.

Notice is hereby gwen that meet
ing will be held in the lst Precinct,
Bird District, Honolulu, at the Homo
lulu Rifles Armory, Beretania street,
on MONDAY, Jan. 18th, between the
hours OF 7 and 8 p. NJ, on WEDNES-
DAY, Jan. 18th, same hours, and on
FRIDAY, Jan. 18th, and SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, from 4 to 6, for
the purpose of Registering Voters and
correcting the Register. These meet
ings will be continued from week to
week at the same place on the same
DAYS and hours as above.
+. TURRILL,
All Ii Chairman.
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9th District, 1st Precinct !!
honolulu. Oahu.
Registration Of Voters !

The Inspector OF Election for the
First Precinct OF District Five will
meet in said Precinct at the Reform.
atory School for Mobiles and Repre-
scntativcs and correcting the Regis
ter, ON WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10Th
irom : to . +. m. THURSDAY, Jan.
10th from to9p. IN, FRIDAY, Jan.
lTth from : to - T.. M, SATURDAY.
Jan. 18th from to . p. IN.
Notice OF any further meetings will
be given ut the above meetings.
The First Precinct OF the Fifth
District comprises all that portion of
said District lying East of the main
road up Kolihi Valley and maukn of
King street.
All voters when registering are
respectfully requested to bring their
Tax receipts.
+. WUNDENBERG.
ij2 II Chairman.
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9Th District, End Precinct !
Bounded by Richards St., Bcretania
St, Nuuanu ST. and the Harbor.
Registration of Voters

The Inspectors OF Election for the
above Precinct will meet at the Bell
Tower for the purpose Of Registering
Voters and correcting the Registry,
on SATURDAY, Jan. 18th, from 4
to s p. NJ, and ON WEDNESDAY,
Jan. 22nd, SATURDAY, Jan. 25th,
and FRIDAY, Jan. 3lst, at the same
hours. G. y. RODGERS,
Ii. W. AULD,
T. c. PORTER,
AL ct Inspectors of Election.
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sY AUTHORITY.
End District, End Precinct
lIOnOiulu.
Registration of Voters

The Board Of Inspectors oI Elcc-
ton for the 2nd Precinct, 2nd Dis
trict, Honolulu, will meet for Regis
tering Voters and correcting the
Register, at the Polling Place lor
said Precinct (Hon. w. ii. Rice's
Barn, School street,, on FRIDAY,
Jan. l1th, from : to . T.. NJ, on SAT
uRDAI, Jan. 18th, from , to Il
=. NJ. at Engine Co. No. 4, on MON
DAY and TUESDAY, Jan. Goth and
2lst, from 7 to 9 each evening.
Meetings will hc held at above
places on same days OF the weeks
and ut same hours until further
notice.
- Voters will please bring thcil
Tax Receipts with them.
JONATHAN SHAW.
4jl ii Chairman.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1890.
A communication to the AdveI-
tiser contains the following:


tiser contains the following:
What necessity was there for that
illibcral requirement of those who
would join the Reform clubs that
they shall subscribe to that iniqui-
tous political dogma, 81 90 for the
party, right or wrong" 1t is worse
than any church creed of arbitrary
election and fore-ordination. 1t
does not elevate the sentiment Of
true and honorable patriotism. 1t
lowers the moral tone of people who
take up with this cheap, croaking,
windmill style of shifting policy.
Give us modern steam engine for
our political machinery, with its
mighty lifting power of truth infus-
cd with righteousness.
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End District, lSt Precinct
HONOLULU.
Registration of Voters |,

The Inspectors of Election ior the
Ind District, lst Precinct, Honolulu,
will hold meetings for Registering
Voters and correcting the Register,
ON THURSDAY, Jan. 10th, from 3
10 6 p. NJ, at Maemac Church, on
SATURDAY, Jan. 18th, at Store,
corner OF Nuuanu and Pauoa streets,
between the same hours, and on
MONDAY, Jan. Goth, at Pauoa
Church, same hours.
ALFRED w. CARTER,
Chairman OF Inspectors OF Election,
lst Precinct, End District.
449 ct
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broken. So also YOU and we guard
with jealous care an unanncalcd con-
stiutiOn.
E.-Well done, good and faithful
servant; your soundness, intclli-
gencc, and zeal are truly commend
able, and demand distinguished con-
sideratiOn. RUPERT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
THEATRICAL TOPICS
The Bostonians Al Powers
Grand.
4 DELIGHTFUL AMERICAN OPERA
+. Biaebs2rd Jr with a BtE Comp&ns
Next weskrhs onls fat Rssnsy
Al ksdneno's- siodraAAA
a. 1he IYesam.

The "Bostonians" drew q distress
ingly light house AT Powers yesterday
afternoon, when the great merit OF the
attraction IS considered. In the even
ma they were greeted by a large and
appreeiative audience. Where al are
60 good il Is hard 10 discriminate or par
ticularlze. Julie Gordon VAS more
than sdmirable ia the afternoon as
Maid Marion. Ia the evening Marie
Stone assumed thls role, and charmed
every one. ROBIN Hood" is a splen-
did composition. MHsicaily Ii is about
perfect; il IS brim full OF lbyely mel0-
dies. The comedy is wholesome and
entertaining, and the action is, at all
times, bright and lively OF course
Barnabee, Jesse Bartlett DAVIS, Come
dian rockingham, Tom Kari, and
Macdonald are unsurpassed M comic
opera. Tho chOTuses were strong, and
moved with tine precision aud grace.
The orchestrauOn was the best ever
heard here IN an operate production.
They left after the performance for
Minneapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

PARIS Dec. 90 The jury In the trial
of Eyraud and Bompard. returned =
verdict Of guilty. and the announce
ment Of the verdict caused great ea-
element in the crowded court room.
Gabrielle Bompard covered her face
with her handk kerchef and seemed
overcome by terror. kyrauo turned
dcathy pale. but ms.ntsucd his fi0hl-
ity Of manner. Tha court pronounced
both prisoners guilty. tyrsud was
sentenced 90 death aud Gabrielle Bonn
pard 20 twenty years imprisonment st
hard labor. Decor, counsel for tF-
raud, 10 his summing or urged tbe Jury
not - be influenced by public C.amar.
Eyraud was an industrious and ls.w
abiding citizen Duta le fCll under tie
influence Of the bomuard woman a
was The latter. aud not Eyraud, who cone
Caivcd tnc Cr mc. it WaF Sac intention
Of both, not 90 0li GouHo. hut 10 eE-
tort money from hlm. They were I'D
rapidly 60 the gDvcr crime. There
was an absence Ct prcmo0nstion.
N. Robert, counsel for Bompard. cone
tended that the evidence proved her 20
be- in entire submission t. kyfaud s. n-
hueDce. Regarding the manner In
which the deed was comm tied be
would not tcn the whole .ruih -
revealed by the woman e. BT. Aosn
whllc nypnouzed. lt had been agreed
that she wac ~ throw her cir1le over
GOufc's neck. bot as toe moment for
the deed approached che wsf seIzed vta
nervous attack. EvTaDd, perce vinr
that her agitation wonld bstsY tie
plot. rushed Gp0n tne victim. ana after
a bricf struggle choked h.m 81 death
The jury after beng out an hour and
fifty minutes rendered verdict of
uiiy, bot found eKtennatuc c.fcurl-
stances in the ease 0f toe eoman. TIE
court after bret de.IbsrsUon, pr0-
nonnced the sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Redmond'.-Pat Rooney

Strange indeed is the success which
has followed and is still pouring for
tune on this comedian. Truly is It
illustrated that "some are born to
greatness, some acquire greatness. while
others have greatness thrust upon
them," bat no matter from what
source or how obtained. public seuti-
ment IS with HIM, so much 60 that
maay a clever IRISH comedian has
stopped TO imitation on finding that
Pat had bit the popular vein, but Of
them all not one has struck the KEY
note to his success. and ne stands as al
first. the one who can not b. initiated
and whlle they strain and try % equsl
they are naught but silver wash which
Tuls aWav, leaving stiii hidden the
genuine metal and the entire field to
TIE original. who shines alone as clearly
cut a. an obeisk stsn1.ng against tle
SKY. lis support, &c ls sal3. is wei
chosen. and wll surely please. espeC-
aly his ittle daughter Matte. wao
ahlv seconds ner father ia tae character
made famous by her foster sster. wine
long snce has oufErown the foud ug
wal Another great feature fs the
Quaker CITY Quartet. among whom
Mr FL. Harley. fIs songs having been
sllnr b evsrv fhestef "a Anerca- ItIs
wear be has joined t5e 91asers. an4 IS
Falnat areu. eseaEt - trs uusrtet.
The attract On ST Redmond a0l
notF tastan8nE extra cTpease tna
same pops ~ Erces E rsFa AT tne
week. and regG ar uatlners. ipc 90 uE
Christmas day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

sgnsa by peopis $40 have never giEsn
. peHny teaAFes tns coastftlt tlen u
tas hosE a.. ~ toazras = szpport.
he f2ct =. those msn cxHECl make
tn4t asseEtlon Aeoat > si0zis ans u
thcse 1000 persons. For years. TIE
hospital n4s bAa = saAre of sac pro
eee1s " Ia :, f4lrs AID entertainments
4ra ~ col-eetloHs tAken AZ ca tnanks-
sVng 81 other noiy DAYS. Agsln,
Tor Fesfs sltoFs and aftendAnts 81 -.
Marks Cnaren have beeD solicited /.
and naFe Z yea thelr coou buttons, 20
support sle hospital. And Sill 2gzlns
the city taxes bAye been increased 70
pay TIE hospital tor TIE care OF charity
pailenls-' Ao~ Nh0 can say that every
one ~ these zno0 has not pad his full
of TIE burden Of TIE support
" taat institution -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
THEY ARE BURGLARS.
An Important Capture Of Three asa at
GrandsIlis Yesterday.

m I'M aPortAnt Capture Of Three Men at
Grandsilis Yesterday.
An important capture Of a gang
OF burglars Was made At Grsndyille
Yesterday morning BY one plucky boy.
James Grace and Lon +. Palmer, living
IN South Grand Rapids. armed with a
complete set OF burglars tools, bored
and sawed the,g way INTO the creamery
at Grandvl.e. Their object WAS 70
carry OF a load OF butter.
Aow. there was sleeping ia the cream
cry, al the time. young man with u
sun. When the young man awoke and
learned what WAS going on, be drew
Dead on the invaders, held them away
up and Made them stand rght there
Ou paln OF capital punishment. Inen
tie young man went 10 calling for
help, and when help came, the buy
glars We're secured. They proved 10
be Grace and Palmer, both u years OF
age. They were taken 20 jail and
locked mp. Later IA the day, George
". Grace. brother OF the other Grace,
vas brought in, Tor ne 10 was who IS
supposed TO have held the team out
side the creamery. With the gang
We're found dark lantern, augur, saw,
and oil that sort OF stuff. Wlhin the
lantern and IN their shoes were found
stray grams OF wheat, winch clrcum-
stance points to TINS gang as the one
shat mas been rObolng farmers barns
and gralnaries right and left.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

smith's opera House promises .
most gorgeous array of talent for TIE
present week. Flrst eoInes Lomora,
p hss wonderful display oi physical
strength, executing : series of most
taulilng acts ln Hlla-4lr, the hnsst COM
ealans GA the stage, l&nais and Laadlss
dong their 3cl principally On roller
States. Miss Alice Temple, ln serio-
comic songs Of the DAY keIl4w and
Alton, the suocefsful horizontal Tar
comedians. ale engaged loT another
week. when taey WlA introduce the
wonderful child artist sadie, to-
getheT with their mage rubber
football, the leading iTish hai-
ladlsl, Hiss Annie Gerard Nat Bios
som vii again amuse, With a. entire
change OF tactics, the character actress,
Miss Maud Nelson, the burlcsQue duo,
81 Leon and McCusick, IA thelT olrginal
sketch, "Is Your Mamma Melig' and
others, COrS Adams, Annie Arlington
and Allle Condor. in sKlft-daEc NJ and
topical songs, and the oilo 20 conclude
WIN the side-splttng farce, "A Aairl-
monlal fracas." No extra charge for
this exceptional bll. Extra matinee
Christmas. Matlnees, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
every night during the week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
Preparing For Changes.

The Board of Supervisors Finance
Committee is az work IN the county
treasurer's Office, examining the bonds
of county Otiicers-elect, looking over
the vouchers and settling with Treas
urcr COisOn, preparatory 60 turning
over the Office 10 Charles j.. Stcbbins
on January ]. The work vii occupy
part Of tins week. Chairman Sullivan
says ms committee has turned over the
Office from A. !. Stebhnns 80 q. j. Steb-
bins. from the latter 20 Treasurer Col
son, and are now about 70 pass Il back
10 G y. Stebbns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
SUCCI TRIUMPHANT
HIS Long ana Weary FASTING Ended
Lssf ktenlng.
Ths strAnglers a. fAris A. DsoEsse a
Rs Suiks AasoAs Eail~as e~itcA-
nssn a. 1dAels - ocraE - laass
uost "a chicago.

NEw yoKEs Dec. 2l.-GiovAnni
saoo's fast 81 iorn nss days ternin-
atea thls evening at s.lo olock, Ia The
presence OF an audience 81 Abeut -four
hundred PERSONS. The worst attack q
gastric trouble that he had durng the
last occurred al 8 = elock TODAY. during
which his pan was 80 acute that .t
was feared he would collapse.
bat his indomIabie VIII power
carried him successfully through.
from S p. In. L continued ~ l,e mofs
ar less acute. Ii Was evident in many
WAYS by distortions oi hs face whlCh
Was teri bly shrunken. bv his frequent
change ~ position on tae lounge upon
which he Was reclining, by tle nervous
tWltenlng of h.s wasted hands. snd
various other Ways When COCOA nas
prepared shortly alter s O'Clock.
Succi got UH the LOUNGE
and staggered 10 tlo table where tie
nouusulng Diet was placed. Ihe spec
tacle he presented was truly pHahlt
He looked i3ke askelton autamatOn. and
when hc smiled d Rss simply ghosilN.
Ii was much the same KIND 0l emile
tbata condemned prisoner might he
expected 60 make before going 60 exec
cuton. When lac spped the cocoa
there VAS burst of all-
plause from the spectators.
1t was az urst oouhUu
whether he would be- ablo % retain amy
nourisnment. but tbe uncertainty soon
passcd away and succi gradually Pc
sumed his former buoyancy- Then BE
appeared for the first tine 90 be- ahle @
realize that hs fast was over and bis
ulumph was complete. succi. In 8 few
words of broken English, thanked ev-
eryDody, and retired t0 boo. Many
physicians were among those in attend
anCe and seemed a. be m uch Interested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

wtsHrver0r, Dec. 20 The senate.
after psss ~ number q private pen
son bills ln tie morning hour, took W
the spscisl election bill. and spo0rer
made q ieng speech ia surpgri ol t1e
measure. Ia The HOUSE todaY a mum
hff 0f conference reports on pub lo
h8 'cing blls were agreed -. The oeh-
ceucv hl. with fuc senate amend
meufs, vss tafn discussed ano IS wRs
finally relerned 90 tnr senate vftb 81
but ore sraendmenf-thsf relstug ~
nav of -eusfe erorl0vrs ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
SWEETS HOTEL PROSPECTS.
Harry Brown May be Lessee with Mort
Ratbbone as Manager.

J. Mortimer Rathbone, formerly
clerk at the Morton, now OF the Palmer
House, Chicago, Is likely 10 become
manager of Sweets hotel next spring.
provided parties to the proposed deal
can come together on the matter Of the
furniture, which is owned 10y Landlord
johnson. The latter's tcn-yesr lease
expires June Goth next. Harry n.
Brown Is ready to take a ten-year lease
of the building at the same rental paid
10y Mr.. Johnson, s., 900 per year. II be
becomes lessee, Mr.. RathbOne VIII be
installed as manager. The offer made
and price asked by Mr.. Johnson for tho
furniture ls not stated. Mr.. johnson
says be IS willing TO sell At 8 sacrifice,
but Messrs. Brown and Rathbone do
not as yet aocede TO hIs terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
powers-aBIuebeard. Jr.,

The much heralced engagement Of
"Bluebeard, Jr., f" Will begin at Powers
Opera House tomorrow night. From a
theatrical point OF view, the appear
ance of TINS company, winch comes
from the Chicago Opera House, II is
really Il fashionable event, and for 4
fact a prominent one, as our theater-
gOers are promised the original caste,
ana the scenery, costumes, armOrs and
properties used IN the great run Of
twenty-elght weeks at Chicago. Blue
beard, Jr., IS IN a prologue and four
acts. The latter takes place IN the
Gloomy Home of the King of Chest
nuts" and Is good d-natured satire on
the traditions of the stage. "Ihe Mark
ct Place of COnstantlnople" is the next
scene; the principal characters arc III
troduced, and the act closes with Blue
beard S arrival IN a magnificent barge
OF State TO claim his promised bride.
In act ii is a brilliant ballet of birds
and insects. There are slender green
grasshoppers, shining white moths,
ghstenlng lady bugs, merry parrots OF
yaTlegated hues, gorgeous barnyard
fowls, harlequin butterflies with glitter
ing wings, and a sparkling butterfly IN
the graceful person Of Mile Paris, the
brilliant premiere. The nuptials OF
Bluebeard and Fantima are celebrated
IN act III by a superb pageant
in "The Golden Terrace of Blue
boards Palace. 4 Persian military
march is participated in by forty
handsome girls, and the gres ballet,
"The Light of ASIA" Is then seen. The
last act Is devoted TO incidents con-
nected with the domestic life OF Blue
beard. Fatima is given the fatal key,
and opens the chamber of horrors, and
for her natural curiosity is condemned
to death. A grand assault Is made
upOn BluebeaId's castle by Scllln, the
former lover of Fatima, who is rescued,
of course. Bluebeard Is killed. but re-
stored to life 10y the fairy IN order tnat
he may explate hls many crimes by llv-
ing with his resurrected wives "A worse
punishment than death, poor fellow.
The music of the piece is bright and
catchy; the stage settings gorgeous IN
the extreme, and the costumes rich,
magnificent and confusing IN their
hrlliancy. This may really be under
stood when we state that upwards of
100000 was spent IN producing this
piece. The company viii give three
matlnees, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday. The usual prices Will
prevail for both night and matinee ex-
cept st the Christmas day matinee,
when the regular night prices will be
charged. The cast IS as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
FUEL GAS BONDS.

A Million Dollars Worth viii shortly BE
for Sale
At a meeting of directors of the Fuel
Gas Company held yesterday, it was
voted to increase the capital stock from
500, 900 to $500, 600 The directors also
decided TO authorize the issuance of
bonds in the sum of 81 100000, to be
spent in putting IN the plant.
IL was directed that the bonds be
handled by the Illinois Trust Company,
and the forms of the bonds and mort
cages gill be prepared by the trust
compal Us attorneys. Another meet
ing Will be held January 10, to approve
the documents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

sert Leooq, young man, got over
lovingly drunk last night, and pro-
ceeded To oaTry oui his threats of
demolsh.ng his boarding house. 577
North Prospects, lie had oniv
iammed hs FRET through one window
when he vas stopped w ofhcer Boof-
gent. who took him 81 hesdQuariers.
Cell No. .. - present boarding house
Vll Dot be e. cas- 3 demo. shed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
THE FRUIT GROWERS
OF Michigan Hold Their Annual Meet
ing at Hartford

OF Michigan Hold Their Annual Meet
ing at Hartford
HARTFORD, Mich, Dec. l9.-The an
nual meeting of the West Michigan
Fruit Growers Society, held here this
week, was one OF the most profitable
meetin1s in Is history. The attendance
was large and the discussions practical.
A committee was appointed TO press
upon the Legislature the importance of
making good appropriations to enable
horticulture and promology to be well
representented by the State at the
Worlds Columbian exhibition. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Joseph Lannln, South
Haven; vice-president. K. Morrill,. Ben
ton HarbOr; secretary, w. A. Taylor,
Douglas; executive committee, Walter
Phillips, Grand Haven; c. J. Monroe,
South Haven; d. Falconer, Saugatuck;
J. G.. Gould, Paw Paw; J. B. Houck,
Ludington.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
A DESPERATE DEED.
A Man Attempts Single Handed TO wreck
and Rob "a Train

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-While the
pay train Of the Louisville, New Orleans
& Texas X. K. was returning from
Woodyille 10 Bayou sara, late this
afternoon, Doc Bradford. notorious
criminal, pulled a rail from IN
front of the engine just az the latter
was crossing the trcstle. The engine
was derailed and the tender and pay
car were thrown down a steep embark-
ment. Roadmaster Bryan was serious
ly and Paymaster French slightly in
jured. Bradford attempted 10 open
the safe, but the tram crew recovered
from their surprise, overpOwered him
and placed HIM IN jail at Woodville.
Bradford had drawn the spikes and
tied telegraph wire 10 the rail, with
which he drew IT from It's position aud
caused the wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

John Looms anf lfars Johnson,
tv'a Ir soners. rnaaf f..ef escape from
l3asi lsr6 clurff iai 81 Sew 1ofE-
s1erH BafftEfk cfers 800 reward
for tner csftare. looms - small
naH. ataut ff Trs ~ ege. sn1 aefn-
son s about clt1 shuri snC ftgut
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21
cong to South Grand Rarids.

The Grand Rapids store snd oflcs
Furniture Company wlll move in aiout
thirty 6svs to a new fastorv 51xl9a
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