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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

ADnEl.~slNU THE NJ MgEEs OF TILL BOSTON
BOOT NNp >llOI. Club.


Eo>r,N. oct u ,>pc,iar.>rnator Hale was tbs
,,in, nal uc>, ~ the boston Boot and >loc club at
lou,..- Hotel To :icht He polie AT length Oh The
,uc~iIon oi r.. Ipi''ity. ~rNnc m part
T. ,. ~, .uta.,.l u .. Grr:un' " projection unl"r
yh r - a, Industries ~. hut up but. on til' con.
,r,.,. = A.tr.r - rA; G';rn'. We lfo' 'Et 'he
.,.,r .i r.. L,n... t." ar-m and ,h" ma"g:a' tur'r
, 4 tl;d >'d',> a:,.a,t "a" protr,t ~ ":' IN '"nn'
,, e., g.. 'ai 9ad 10 orr m",h'nic and AT san VINO
a.. , -.a..'t~ arii,ir That whi'h "" pr'ti'', ana
,to ~ 'l.., imio-.t..a < t:' duties """.a E"'f
m ,..,.., vi' n IA ally mad" product and GfN" ""'
49,. orr own establishments; but w. Do n'' n''H
. i-.. tr- -" n.Ah'r> "i l'nn and Hi''rh' 'ti
. ,..i al ~. manufntf,I MAo 'E oy> them. or ta'
q. :. 90. i,lr..-,., who mass and ~ t'f l'ou"'~
,rAa.t ti- .a'"r which m-.n'"> Jr;" ana "'Nr e'''
a ,"'r.. India rubber aud t't' PN''' !"
nr,u Ai> and ,Aiu-. in the Ars'n'n" X inh'": stu
..- u P.,u audi hill and -u.I' IN ,u'a and l"r'" h"'
yrq n,.. o. cotton woo,'n goods ~ h' r'ta'' from
:u-tnd rtir. ".i tuiinv '"mI' ""h an" 'l''' u" Wv
,ar - coz. rln,i"> IN tn tH.' S''> 'n' "
r tom and tI:!r duties invoked oi IA" ' uilN ana
,o.,r.,v ~ our labor acain~t these mpctatlon>; bie
Yer, fla, oc, Il coffee gItta "r'ha ana inc "'n'@
ir,tl,> that ha>" named from III" central an" '''a
\,.cr,an Stat, FURNISHES supplies which "" 'ann" Pro-
luce u>,d and c,n>um'd 10y u- L" p' pau ''' "
;hr Labor ~ oug fiin> and shops ana m''s'
Mr. Hale then cave statistics showing III" import
au,r If l,'cipr,r lN. ln.'on'hi>"n lie SAN
with th,~r great nna>ui'> harm SD "ith r'irro't'
lo,k forward bitsh futu" for or trade ana come
II.
,., IA 80. tn uamuti, and -,Ir {" b'o~ ana >ho's
I'm all sew nrand :" ~ II" turthT increased IN po'
rol,n never hIthIto attained expect 7" 80 NOT "'y
,, ,m,.i,,n ,,ul, >upa.,d with these mot nr'">~a
article, f Mrli 1t pii'> constantly Il" I'a'h- L. ''r
vrr and rendering ful lioIi e. 'hr nHnUii tlT'
th, merchant and 'h" Grl'r b"t 10 >'' Tn h|E iH'
,.uir~ which form @eat part Of th' h!-"''' ana
~ ,nGing th"if surplus pI'du't
T., nil tho r.nplr, OF the America hemisphere I"'NinS
,,,urn the product, of ,n'~' oh ca intii s.
and with line, Of swift st'an"t> pNm. t't""n all the
,,tS o An .r.ca only til" tiadr which ,"u tIfr'
81, hut IN All the nth,i trl,> which represent Auri! an
industry will f,nN such thIft and prosperity a. VII
-, ti l.h.>, t.tmunal to the wisdom and pat l",-ia
II the v,y that Ia, been thi, year - happy i"SuS
uiat,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
TyIr vrw S>IvADoEItN CABINET.

La lib"r,ad oct. II. via Galvesfon.-The following
new Cabinet has been formed: Fec Gaindo Fo~ign
Relations and .u tic.. and Juan Canas. b>"cr"ary
Reyes Arrir,a. Finance and Ja'int" "adiinrz. sub
Secretary AutOii, Ezeta. War and INTERIOR and Dr.
Earhon sul- secretary: Dr. Alberto Nina. Educaon
and Public Work. and :. Earicrna. >mb->rci tary.
Dr. r. Uriaric has been appointed private secretary
70 President yEzc,a.
Tile Interest the English loan has been PAD the
schools have been reVp"ncd the army lIaN been ~
banded: agricultural work hi> been resumed u"
crops are An good condition commerce - active and
Peace Telgls Throughout the COuatry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
pDINT ~ DAN iGE Sf'ITS SETTLED.

Kingston. y. Y. oct. l. ,>pccab. Patrick LnrhciI.
night wntchnau h"rr. hot and killed David knnc
IN Novrinbcr. I--' sent {" prison for i've years
md wa rari"ilrd hy Governor Hill ht"r few months
Ills mother brought action for damages and the 1T"
f"lcc .laiurd that the II:lh nt eva acton dd not
-Nit. IN" court ov"riurf thls, however. but inc
lurv found for The defence "n the charge OF Ji' nee
u,,h1m thai # ka,r had don" wr"nS the pllinln
.,.,lJ r., ,,,,,.r The ,.rurri Term Vcf-ci fhi,
.lr,i.n,, and ;l,. trr'l over lhr JulN ul>
greed. Sow III" third tilaI N'i'h = io"n i"r
-, r.lW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
Sr-t..rSS,IP TO CUTEF MN'E N.iNpN.

Ia.t,n ,,t l. i>pr ,Ai. " m"';.ht 81 me ~
c.t,.,e t,u.uII today i.uNcrlur h"t i"HIl"i'"
p,,..l " E.d. t N"ri.i pt"n. {" l' u" lif' J''
,.. IF t!, Superior t',uit. Ju:-' E":d ~ '' B."
fam, Ltr.r uulirr II candidate, i"r til Ju-'l">' y
made vacant hy the Vinuo;ion II Ju"~" ."h :" ''
.,lt.f It-'i,r Mr.. Euud WI offered It rli.' "1 ~
loi.h ,f "a" superior Court M L." hN ''N'T'"'
Euiii-nn. hut hr "d> ;h"u IlA' I" "''pt III" "'-'''
tt j. ,tnIt uity wears oi Az. ii" ha> been for NAV
.,,. ~ ,r.t \turn~, for the Northwestern li>tr't
,,d 4. ,i oi the leader, "i thr bar III western N>''
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
CENTENNIAL OF THE cARNELfTE ORDER HERE

baltimore oct. lJ.-1hc Cirmclt" nuns to-day
celebrated the centennial "f the establishment oi III"
t.armciltr order IN this country is special maui
,ruccS from iuinr. sent ~ the request uf ara II
tili,is tic run, wcrc allow ed t. depart solrH la
from IN regular rOur.n convent lIfc. P"ntih' al
lig, mas, celebrated in th chapel Of tlp convent
by Cardinal Gibbons. a large nunicr Of clergy aud
iaItv were present. The sermon delivered by the
Rev Charles Currcr, Of I;ostoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
tn ptT>E 4 mo BARLEY fRpP ~ THIS STATE.

s,r,,ua. x y. oct. - (SprriIl-.onc "t the COON
cr.r, NJ tb. new rain lW shown lN the f"ll"wiHs
.li.,i from ti,wc-o t,iniy Tn" iI m"r> III Ih'N
region are mikli: rAtru-lNr preparations if pI'h''
.rl., In h. spring. In v"" "i the pracii''lN pr"
,lItnr, di,, uu t'at CEREAL. This VIII l' g"h h'"'
80 tho matt >ri> and brewers ot central Sew YORK; "h'
,l Ia . ,,w YORK. state farmers to save them from
b.. LtL cu, of IdIin barley. III nl tn c''''nl
.,, rr,,u >,i,t,..f ft here. tI" ma I tir> an 'hN'
,Inl, iinii>.Iid, ol dollars uhd'r thc he" m"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
A C0NSr tBLE riLLS az GENERAL H'TLER

Denver. oct II capitalization General IcnJan!h
y t.,,ir ,rriv,d I'm P,chlu last night he waited
upou by a constable and summarily requested to ap
near before the court OF justice OF the peace MI
rccyrs [, show cause why he should not pay IN"
,um of -. O4 10 one F. r. Lannon. foundrymall.
,,.i @ yr,rs AGO the agent Of NJ. Iutler In charge
~ he ranch n,zr iucb.o. purchased material rom
~ I,nnon and the same remains unpaid for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

W,.huu,nn oct Ij-N MI nf the Justices at ihr -
pr,.,n, Cnmrt '>'cpt JH~''" Hnil"y ANA '">'"' IL"
Ian. viii accompany ih" body I" '">'"c ''''''
kruhuh. twliE l" tIf "'"''" ~" ~
~ .rJ. ~ iu>ii,,ou Il, the funeral have been ~'I
,lv ,o ,h. Pre-, ,dcnt and hN cabinet "'tt th'r "N'''
and T., tl,. member, nf tie bar practising h'' w.
,r, The honorary pail bearers VIII b' the h''
,,.ti,r and ,>,ociatc Justices lh"lr WIZ U' wv
i,, ~ tlc members of the har m u" supreme our
- ,,u N,udLN At II u. m To tih" ~ l"i III - u" -"
tlr death ut Justice Waller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
CONTENTION or THE LOIAL LEGION
THE TlIIRTIETH ANNUAL MEETING BEGUN IN
LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS
st. LouiS, oct. Il )sprciall.-Thr 'hircth annual
convention II the LOYAL Legion began thu morning in
The Iindru iIoi" General r. u. Have u. ono. pre-
>d.i ard there were about eighty d"i,it"> present.
t,rnrral HAYES opened the convention with lew
brief remarks of welcome to II" r"nrih"> gathered
ln-'hcr f,r the THIRTEEN annual convention Of IN"
order The commanders 'hi" followed
niih prayer bv the Rev. John l.. Eriudi. "t the
Missouri tuinmlaud"ry. who acted a, chaplain for thc
n.i,n Ihr hi.~llc>s coming h"f,"" III" legislative
I.,y I, thc annual reports Of officers the question
IF II ynhlv To- the order. In" adn>>."n of new '""'
mardcr., .un" po,t~ regarding changes III tr 'lF =
and t.,. .rrral routine matter "'uuilatIH5 o"I''s
,h, year The present convention VI tic lc-I'IhlNc
l.ly vill u,< c"ct national officers. The first bus
lr,> Wa the appl alton for membership. fr"'"lck ~
( ,-hu:chIi of -. Ioui>. who AID on tn stan
%. ,ci"r,l Mcclellan. eject ted conpa'll"n At large
M... Wa cl"cr"d co,np,n"n At Ars" for that state.
he appl cation fr"l -r"T 'onlnhndrv at Tacoma
W,>h VA, received AID IN c"mndiicry adntt'Hi.
Ilr Gur-: on II "A olaulc III llle clause
+ the ton,.it!,iru relating 10 ch''blty Tor
uc,n'mr,h. W., referred 10 committee" IRIS
H, The most important matter before Tn" 'onvchtl"h
rli,,;.nu,!, Of Iuuu officers 10 oOilinaIdrd ".it'
tr,.ps or lpn. guards" desire change" - that thS
,.u lc ono rl",iI."r- Of h. 'y al l"-on. Tie com
,i.,t.. r..r,,r,i back IN favor II change. Ihl'
t.,,,N,L,i LIus u,-i but tEc report 'i ttl
,,urrl.,tr. VT nnaily adopted. Ia" '"hN"hu"i AZ
r,tl A. . - lpch. All the dele -ai"> " III b. Niucitu
i,..y >u,.Al ,"is;r-icS by ~" people OF II. Lo"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
Az IyS'RivcE AGENT DISAPPEARS.

Einystu S y oct. II e. pc lan lI,rr' T. prpnv.
-, In ura,irc agent here has 'rippriitd lie va a
-, .u,,rr of the firm # Drpuy - Vest 'o.. ana
ts,.yu, I, tie prc~cnt partnership ran the h"''hN'
.,l,r. lie W., a,t zen on 'ndaI evening" Nar'on'
,u,nors are alOat con, clnlu, hl, di'hpp Trihr".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
DrirDy ARRESTED For THEFT.

christina IlrinbIrcrr deacon "f the lr'>N'ri"
church AT tarI,tidt ~ j.. and Patrick Ni'iitah wei"
arrested ln>, ui.ht hy Eric Halfway d'''''" '"r
,, i,,. s,ru .> roll, of cloth from the cars ~ sep
tc,urr last. The rort> were FOUND III iic''h''f''
,,.,., Ju,tic, >uttnu accepted bal. liciIhburEet
,,. that H., advertised the gO,ri, A. i'nlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
pyT- -vJf,v Ur EryEHiL TIJTE'S BRIGlEE.

Mpniirllo. Iii. oct /, cpc' irl '''n'rtI JONI
Iu;c'> old Igic.ac. comp" ed + t'c liza 80" r""
f. Ii.t~. ION II! MOI l't!i Illinois. com lr"l' ild
lie latl Michigan. hr.i Ic"i. II Il spi' ,hr Il. III
.irv G"r'rIi j. -. Mo: gan va, I e Fat H. T'''
,nuru,Iidcr. The cuulrid,> were wrlrpn"' l." 'l"'
-ta," hy Governor lIfrr. and t'r.v v-itd Lincnh ~
I'D home mi Line. lu'S uo'uilcnt in b iy, h"dihE
a grand camp fire at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
rur cOyCORD.S TNOFFICIIL TRIAL TRIP.

Chester Penn. oct. l'.-The Hnhpl 'ohco'u ma'c
, ,, unofficial trial trip t. day. lea ing Roach $
,,, .r o.i, :, M The run Of sixty siN miles
u m,,,c in three hours and forty minutes. ard thci
rngiuccr Peck ,ays that everything worked smoothly
rnc C,ucori Is nearly romplct and VIII be reported
io the Nayy Department IN n few days. when ue
,,nciaI trp Will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
urvrcS KILLED ny FALLING Er Il

Wil;N.l.rrr Penn, oct. IL. JdirH fh!llPs'
MINER wa, killed TIN, morning 10y u iiH "i r"'" '''
coal m the So col.cry of the l.chith ana N"'''''i
t,.I Company. II; Andcnrlcd. i ",''n 'm, ,
,,ru M. 40 lIuu-arlan~ "liiLif It'' III WI
~ ,, rhamI,.r, M so. II slope. AT th' same ?l" "
Iron Mountain. Mic,,. oct II ,>I''hl. >. na'"N ,
,,,r.r men were hurt by fall Of rock III the Lud
iugtuu uunr 10 dal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
Tur V,NTTrhEr TREiNt RrR RELE tSED

Ncw I.-ii"id. Na,-., br'. - '~"'lhl' 'hh T.
l.r H. I,.mr,y it"u '"gk and iici nrI oi Hihtu'"t
.ti.u,.d to two aad = ialt year tat JHIt III III q
,., - ,,f t,rir,tnn ia i cty for foI.'ry ha~ h'r'n
r"l.-,.,-i uii = Writ "f error granted bi fI" ''d
--l,r- .uIi,m.c & AIT he va, L l"a-cf und so tfp
iol- g.. the Ecvl-, Satui" "l the Ir!itd STATE ana
H. Ludor -L,.OO bulld,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
SIR BALDWIN WALKER AMENDS Ills PLEA.

St. Johns y. f., oct. - t>pcc!aL.In the S"pr me
Court today Sir Baldwin Walker. Defendant III '''
Baird suit. obtained leave 10 amend III, fist plea III
oefence by adding that Nr. Eaid's lobster factory
ws fixed sediment and therefore il!:al. beng III
eoaravention Of the rraty OF Versailles of 1'1, ana
. oclaraton is attached that the dtf nd III. - an
set @ State and public policy. fully took poses "'
~ M Biird'> premises enforcing sad tr"AtY a' a.!
SUucer on the station Walkers FRS plea was tHa'
- arted under in >iruciiOIs ii the Ei$>l Government
W cnio:cc the niOdus vIvciId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
,,,c r,p npnrvSSTOyiL BE1TTIES

Chicnro oct. Il.-Thc National soap Manufacturers
association met In sccrrt Session ut the Auditorium
Hotel This morning. The matter of advertising h'
means OF testimonials from actresses ana proicH'oha
l,cnntc. Will be considered and the p'yme", Z" i'"'S
., t.n .,,h ~t,,tlmorial," will likely b. di-con
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
OrLNING or THE PILDNTTT EIit HTION.

AtI,,ia '.a.. uci. T.. The third fair II ~" I"'
.l,ui EApo-liol y p' i'I"n "dr formally "WI'" !"
.,.v I'm il, pr-ci.or # - ltr@r crowd. Tn I"''r
ION to the gruuni, made MP oi military '"ihlihI''
nd va, one oi the nn'-t eyer '-'n Here. >i''"
l.,,,t rd I,l T"ul Grave, were the orators al
me dav and Mayor Gi.Iiu va, mister II 'cci""I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

ndustrously or the sketch Of h> Lic. and eSF'A y
haze it completed within week. The mihns'rp'
will about hundred pages Of fo"l,cap Mha,
he receives for the shc;c he lat nds 10 h"u
over y his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

\ PETITION IN EEliALF OT EIRCllAIL.
London, Ont oct. lj.-A petition to the Governor
General praying that the sentence % death pas d upon
I,irchell the murderer OF r. G. Icnwcll. be COMPUTED
Is bcing circulated here for signature.
WOodstocL. Ont. oct. 13.-J. Il. Drcha is worhins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
IL DICIAL EErpEXIN SIBERIA

St. Pc'cr,urg. oct lj.-rM" u>,an Government
y i'll shortly utrducc reformed juiiriIl y t"n -
siberia and the Russian possessions In Central A>!d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
TIE NrTIHEERs SAIL FOR INDIA.

London. Oct. l6.-The detachment o! the East
sefrey Resiment which was recently ordered from
guernsey to India. and which st nrst refsed to obey
0s order. sailed from, Portsmouth fes lsdis to-day.
.ae embarkauon Of the troops wss bfhod BY no
~sofar Tho men stated that they objected to doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
prEPkrIN(; To IIGN,,I. NON NGIIkE

Bcrlin oct, Ij.-An Imperial oder la been issued
that All the schuOi, be cJ,ci Dc;""r 20 ~" Hu"
tcth anniversary Of the bnih Of General Count v"n
Noltkc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

Havana, oct. 1J.-Tic Eoard Of Planters invI'"i
many prominent persons OF tins city to meeting 10
DAY TO discuss the tariff question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
yrp,uIy, uJyERy LOSFNG THEIR FIGHF.

I,hpcming Mich. oct. 10 'Hpr'"'1-"PP"% %
,.ad t IN, belief that the striking miners VIII <"
,, A., ,,.,r od pla,S., Oh the old terms by the be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
ruE ESCAPE FROM IRELAND.
oS AND OBRIEN REACH CIIERDoC RO
AND START FOR PARIS.
erxns AN ACCOUNT or TIE FLIGHT
ADVENTUROUS VOYAGE IN YACHT
TO FRANCE.

CherbouTr, VIZ ;, =, ,,Io of noon
IA CLANCY arrNcu III NV ' ,,ol, This
=. a.v and started loi runs 90
80 . :.
~. Ne: lI-Durug the Pr"'r'"i'-' "
~, ho,c To-day Mr.. llCalE, one oI 'Ic '''"-
INC o" ,o.rdauts IN the conspiracy case was
SCI ioi " i..,.,, Tc,riug the envelope open
handed "' l,.o,,.b fron Ncs>rs.
be f0upd u ,,,, ,loir safe arrival
Dillon ana v p.'
~ CheTbcuTg. ffih't' '"""'' .ho 49,
" .t-.;,.l Ircl.Id" prints an account "i '"' ~
lui'V" I, ~ - ..l o'prsn written by
eape Of MrsSi| D'i''" am
-, nrricn himself Nj q lTlcn e'NN'
MI " ,, nal,., Vodnc>dty midnight TO
We T0Weo I"' ~ .ho.. Not an enemy was III
Yacht lynx ~" '.'' '., sid H. ninety miles away
Efht !N' "a, a. ,7a-N trd.v and SATURDAY We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
TIE CANADIAN IUNEER TRADE.

TIE CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE.
ottawa, Ont, Oct. l3.-Thc removal Of the Canadian
export duty logs is showing IT'S effects. Already
toere Is enormous revival In the shipments to tn
Inned States. One dealer alone has applied for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

DEATHS FROM CHOLERA AT ALEPPO.
Constantnoplc. oct. I3-Thc deaths from cholera
al AlcppO average fifty daily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
HOW to WALK Up HiIl.

81 saw two girls with their
escorts walking up Corey Hill yes
terday," says ar observer of girls.
"One of them went up like a rub
Der ball, bouncing and bounding at
every step, chattering briskly to
her companion as she went and
stopping now and then to pant a
little, and take a fresh start both
with her bounding way of walking
and with her chatter. Presently
her friend came quietly along. She
was letting the young man beside
her do the talking, and she was
mounting the long hill with short,
inelastic steps. She used her heels
as we'll as her toes in going up
hill" It is q good rule for hill
climbing and one to be remembered
ia going up stairs, remarks a Bos-
ton Transcript writer. Women
doctors say and many women prove
it in PRACTICE. that by going up
STAIRS slowly with the foot-heel
and toe alike-put fr1aly on each
stair, one may arrive at Go top Of
four flights Of stairs really rested,
instead of casping for brea.h as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
MATTERS

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
HARRISBURG, No., April 29.-
Prof. B. W. Torreyson. of Mexico,
called on his friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Fields entertained Mont
gomery City guests Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Morris, of Texas, is
visiting at Mrs. C. T. Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Clifton, of
Kansas City, are visiting at the
Clifton House.
Mrs. JEFF Cunningham is quite
sick.
Public school closes here this
week; a few applicants so far for
the coming year.
A young Nj. Hamilton. of Ten
nessee, Is visiting his cousin, Cash
Copeland.
Some of our young folks are pre-
pairing to spend June among the
Galloway cliffs, while Cash Cope
land pursnes the duties of census
taker.
Elder ]. G. Reynolds preached q,
the Christian Church Sunday and
Sunday night.
Misses Lou Douglass and Angie
Coil spent Sunday in the Burg.
j. q. Fish left last week fol
Denver, COL, and other points, to
be gone about thirty days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
OPPOSES A STATE FAIR.
A. b. Medley's Position on the
Question of Establishing q
State Fair Association.

To A. j. Douglass, Chairman, and Thomas
Reeves, Secretary Benton City Democratic
Club.
LADDoN1A, Mo-, April 28.-In
reply to the request of your club
for candidates for Representative
to publicly state their position on
the question of establishing a
State Fair, I desire to say that ]
am unqualifedly opposed to the
proposition.
Missouri now has the most COM
plete Fair in the United States,
while throughout the State are to
be found numerous county and dis
trict associations. / know of no
demand among the people for a
Fair to be established and main.
tanned by appropriations from the
Stats Treasury. FAIR thus main.
tanned is ssao apt to build up a sys-
tenn Of favoritism that will ulti.
mately prove very unsatisfactory
to those most interested.
I do not believe in the nr1nciple
of the Nation or State assIm.ine
control of enterprises which prop:
erly belong to the individual citi.
zen and should / be elected to the
Legislature I should oppose all such
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
PROF. WILLIAMS TALKS.
The Authorities of Hardin Col
lege Running to Earth the
Origin of the Scandal
Gus Publication.

Prof. Williams, who went over
to Fulton a few days ago to investi-
gate the origin of the dirty pub
LEGATION scandalizing Hardin Col
lege, which appeared recently in
the columns of the Globe of that
city was seen to-day by a LEDGER
reporter concerning the matter of
investigation and prosecution for
criminal libel, and, in substance,
said:
81 went to Fulton to ascertain
the facts, if possible, in the case.
l found Frank Craigo, editor of
the Fulton Globe, who said he had
obtained all his information from
Jay Norris, of Mexico. Mr.. Craigo
said: 'Mr. Norris and I were
standing together when the girls of
Hardin College passed and he
said, I have something to tell you.
When the girls were gone by he
told me the main features OF the
article in question. I asked him
if he could not be mistaken. He
said no, it was a fact Craigo said
that he had no wrong purpose in
publishing the article, and that he
would publish another article in
one OF the Fulton papers, stating
that he had been misled and is
now satisfied that there is no truth
in the report.
"Prof. Yaneey and I saw Mr..
Norris and he admits that he gave
Craigo all the main points of said
article, but not as something he
knew, but as something he had
heard. He said he had heard it
from several. but could then think
of only one name. He promised
to try to think of the others and
give their names. The party he
did name denies the charge. Mr..
Norris was asked if it might not be
| possible that he had heard this OF
some other college and had mis-.
understood the name. He said,
mo; I heard it of Hardin College.
GAS to whether we shall prose.
cute the parties, / do not car to
| saw" Prof. Williams added.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
A NEW
A Home Company to Erect :
$4,000 Elevator-Take
Stock at Once.

VIM. Pollock and others con-
template building an elevator that
will cost 1900, with a capacity
of 100, 900 bushels. Mr.. Pollock
is one of Mexico's live business
men, who is hot afraid to take
hold Of anything that will be OF
material interest to his town and
surrounding country. He is now
working to secure stockholders, SO
the matter can be pushed forward
to completion. The elevator will
be erected just west of the mill
and will be 5Ox70 and about &C
feet high. Several of our leading
citizens are taking hold Of the
matter. VIM. Pollock u Co. take
$1,000; Gov. Hardin $500; II. A.
Ricketts, $3.50, and from the out
look we do not think there will be
any trouble in raising all the
money and having the elevator
finished in time for this seasons
crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-05-01
You are saving one profit by buy
ing Of La Crosse Lumber Co.
A Verdict For 50, O


Jno. M. Barker, Esq, writes the
LEDGER from Danville that Miss
Bette Sira yesterday obtained
judgment for 5000 against the
Wabash Railroad Company. Miss
SRA, it will be remembered, was
the victim of Dick Dusenberry's
lust, she receiving terrible treat.
ment at his hands in Montgomery
City, the facts of which need not
be repeated here. The suit just
decided in Miss Sira's favor is the
result of the conductor not carrying
her to the station for which she was
Observation-Disclosures City, this coun-
ty. AS the night train did not
stop at Benton, Miss Sira was in
duced by Conductor Reach tc get
off at Montgomery, at which place
Dusenberry so maltreated her, and
for which CRIME he was sentenced
to So years in the penitentiary.
Dusenberry is now in Jail this city
awaiting the action OF Judge Hugh.
es in the matter of filing . bill OF
exception to the Supreme Court.