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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25
RAILROAD LOCALS.

Receiver J. NJ. Eddy. of the l. & G
| N, was in town yesterday, going
back to Palestine last evening.
Fireman VIM. Brendel, of the S. P.
is again OH duty after two weeks
leave of absence.
Papalote. a station in Bee county
on the Arkansas Pass, which has for
some time been closed is again open
ed to business. =
Mr.. G. NJ. Crosby, division claim
agent of the | q G. n, was here on a
business trip Monday.
Division superintendent Mcqueen
ey, of theS. P, returned yesterday
from his round with General Super
intendent Van Week on a hand car
over the road to Houston. they left
San Antonio Tuesday evening arriv-
ing il Houston on Saturday noon,
having inspected 2l6 miles of main
line and so miles of branches. AL
though the trip was very tiresOme,
the weather was good and a very
complete idea of the exact condition
of the road was gained. A personal
interview being held with each Sec
ton foreman. Some 10 miles of rails
are being renewed near Eagle Lake,
and needed ballasting is being done.
A train of II carloads of gravel
came in over the I Il q. n. this morn
ing from Fro tank. This gravel is to
be used around the depot and the
work projected will require 50 car
loads.
Mr.. r. w. Andrews left this morn
for Lexington, to take look over the
new line.
Milton Everett is taking a jaunt
with the horticultural association
through southern Texas.
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Alb. FRANK & CO.,
Wholesale GrGCerS,
San Antonio. Texas.
Personal Notes.

Mayor Callaghan is out of town.
G. w. L. Baker, of Seguin, stops at
the Southern.
w. F. Starlight, prominent Aus
finite, is at the Southern.
DIR. H. H. Beverly, Pilgrim Lake, is
an arrival at the ST. Leonard.
J. f. FarnswOrth, of Austin, is at
the Menger.
Mr.. f. LANCE left today for Seguin.
Sheriff John F. Hauchins, of Hal
lettsville, is registered at the st. Leon
ard.
Mr.. Fred Skinner, cashier of the
Brownwood freight office of the Santa
Fe railway, is in the city on visit.
Mrs. G. Shacklett and child have
gone to Cleburne, Texas, on visit to
relatives.
J.K. Dunbar, of Austin, is at the
iBenger. He is the boss telephone
man.
E. S. Robbins, who halls from the
wide-awake city of Lonesomeville.
n. Y, is at the Menger.
W. n. Graham, tax collector of De
Witt county, registers at the ST..
Leonard,
Chas. Smith, the tailor, leaves to-
morrow for q short business trip out
west.
Reuben Smith was married in New
York last Sunday and is expected to
arrive with his bride in San Antonio
this week.
Mr.. R. w. Biting, and Misses
Mary, Lizzie and FIoy Biting, Rebie
Banner and Bella KOpperl, charming
young ladies Manor, are visiting Mr..
E. E. Banner, of this city.
Miss Mary Clark, damsel who had
more leisure than was considered
good for her, was fined 81 and costs
this morning by Justice, and in de-
fault of payment she went to Jail.
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HIS First Prize.

One of the prominent knights of
the Green Cloth, who was recently
tried before Judge NOOnan on charge
of violating the statutes on gaming,
now thinks it was a put up job, !"
that ne was the one to draw the
ticket out of a hat, to be made a test
of. When the judge said 500 and
three months, he was heard to ex-
claim: Good gracious! l have been
buying lottery tickets all my life, but
this is the first time l ever drew a
prize
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25
The Birds Funeral.

Colonel Pat Fields was feeling quite
sad this morning over the loss of his
favorite Limerick bird, valued at $3.50.
His pet will be decently inferred this
afternoon at his residence, corner of
South Concho aud Matamoras streets.
All lovers of fine game cocks are in
vited to attend the ceremonies.
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Children ENJOY.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of laxative and if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow it's
use, so that it is the best family rem
edy known and every family should
have bottle. (S)-4-l9-tf
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Plants and frees.

For all kind of hot house plants
Fruit and China trees go to Mrs. Jen-
ner, end of Camargo street. Rose
trees of all varieties on hand; flower
pots of all sizes for sale at the lowest
prices. Call early and make your Sc
lection. l-7-&m
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BUCKLEN,s ARNICA s3ALVE

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Cruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblainsY
COrns and all Skin EruptlOns, and, pOsltie-,
ly cures Piles, or no pay require 1t Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price q cents per box
For sale by all druggists, Dreiss, and
Thompson & Co.'S, Wholesale. O.9-lSlY
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Special Notice.

Not being able to give the necessary
attention to my large and increasing
business, 1 have associated with my
self Mr.. o. r. FIournOy in my Marble
and Granite business in this city. He
is fully authorized to make contracts
and collect for me. Respectfully,
0-04-1m FRANK TECH.
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s 500 BOND.

FREQ. We'll, who was arrest
ed Saturday for theft of fifteen
head of mules from the KOenigheim
ranch was given a preliminary exam
ination yesterday evening before JUS
tice McA llister. Owing to the alb
sence of witness the trial was con-
tinued, but this morning the witness
was waived by defendant and bond
fixed at $500, which We'll has not yet
given.
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Notice.

Notice is given to the public that
r. B. Underhill is not any longer in
my employ, has no authority to close
ontracts nor collect for me.
FRANK TECH,
Wv Marble and Granite Works.
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New Goods.

Val Lorrs, the popular tailor, has
Just received a fine stock of fresh
goods, direct importations. His mot
to is, the best goods, the best fit, and
at the lowest figures. Call and see
him. 2-25-tf
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Don't Fan to be There

That meeting of the stockholders of
the fair association is called for to-
morrow, Wednesday morning, at 10
o'clock in the office of the association
All stockholders should be present as
upon this meeting much depends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

-"Give YOU a reason OH cOmpulsion?" Why
of course will. | am cured of rheumatism,
which has kept me enslaved for twenty years.
by using Salvation Oil, which cost me only %
cents. II ot
There was man of our town and he was
wondrous wise. He jumped into u bramble
bnsh ard scratched out both his eyes. And
when he saw his eyes were out, with all his
might and main, he bought bottle of Saliva
ton OIL and rubbed them in again.
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Eyes 7 ted

by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody,
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures.
OTTO BLUMENTHAL's,
24l Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

-Masury's liquid paints will cover
more surface, last longer, and fade
less than any paints on the market.
Especially adapted to this climate.
%-27-IVB. G. RELY & Co. Ag'ts.
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L NJ B r f LII A s

Along with our blacks we offer
block alpaca parasols at 80 cents,
pogee 81, colored silks at 81 to s., in
long and short handles. In fact ever
colored and fancy parasol in our house
at SO cents on the dollar, New York
cost
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The finest as
SOrtO1pnt i'm
SIDE COMBS

The finest as
SIDE COMBS sOrtment in
AND the city. Don't
HAIR ORNAMENTS. fail to call and
see them, price
from % cents to S.. a pair at Miss
GRINDERS f. Houston street, opposite
Maverick bank. 2-2O-lmO.
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Real Estate Deals.

Murray Addison and others to
Stephen Waller, ISL acres of league
survey No s., $40.
Geo. w. Philips to Frank Carpen-
ter, lots and 3, block 4, of original
lot 81, 5000.
H. Scherman to E. Dierolf, lots 8,
10 and IL, block Il, lot l, range ,, dis
trict l, $500.
Same to Jacob Miller. lot 6, block
IL, Hayes street, 500.
Adams & Wickes to F. Hotero, lot
5, block 4, Matamoras street, $3.50.
Same to August Arnold, lot 10,
block "a, Chestnut street, 5000.
Same to Frank Rieden, lot II, south
half block 50, $3.50.
Jas. Moore to w. l.. Smith ct al,
lot 40, block 90, $1,000.
P. II. Wolfe to A. Friedrich, lots !,
8, 10, IL, Y, Is, Is and II, block g.
East Commerce street, $3.50.
Senovio Valdez to Jose Recende de
Jacobo, lots and :, block 2, $50.
Fred. Rips to Jacob Rips, lot west Of
San Pedro creek, 5000.
G.. Reinhardt to Paul Magadieu, lot
on South Flores street, $3.50.
F. GrOOs & Co. to H. B. Adams, IOt
10, block "A, on Chestnut street, re-
lease of lien.
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NOVELTIES

China silks for fancy work. They are
beauties and very cheap. Take a
look at them at Mayors. st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

Marriage Licenses.
w. J. Lee and Annie Scott.
Chas. b. Gaskins and Ella Meyer.
August Luck and Minna Winckler
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

The county commissioners this
morning granted the petitions Of
school districts, known as Locke Hill
and Lookout Valley, to have an cleo
ton on the school tax question.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

We have had such
unprece d e N t e d
success with our
black parasols and
umbrellas the past
week as to neces-
state our reorder-
ing in both short
and long handles,
and we expect this
newlOt in q tewdays
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-25

Just received in
plain and stamped,
fringed and drawn
work, linen a n d
momnie bureau
scarfs, Tides, splash
es, shams,e etc. The
prettiest styles we
ever had. Also a
dozen different pat
terms of 6pura6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
LEAVING WORK FROM SYMPATHY.
nEErLE BROTHERS HAVE TROUBLE WITH rHEr

MIN-THE nOC>ESMGTnS.
All tho cabinctmakcrs. varnl,hers and painters
employed In the factory Of Tcrtcr Brothc. al Twenty
eighth It. ard First ave. went strike Yesterday IN
sympathy with the Italian marble mosaic WORKERS VINO
havo been on strike for two week, for a woriday of
nine hours and - day. llcrtcr brothers. accord
ing To the strikers. employing non union mosaic
workers at the rate II II % and ~ 80 day, ana
when committee Of the men called supcrntcn
dent Nichols and asked him pay the union scale
Of wages he refused. The union men working on
Archbishop Corrgan's house. at Fincth II. aui Mad
son ave- at Thirty -scycnthst. and Madison ave.
and at SEVENTEEN st. and Fifth ave. EN-
plOycd by IIcrtcr Brothers. also went strike. The
BOari Of Walking DELEGATES at IL, meeting yesterday
appointed committee to settle the strike II possible
even by ordering all mch employed by the firm in
Boston, Cleveland, Tarry town and brooklyn on strike
At u conference between committee Of the House
smiths Union aud the hos, ironworkcr in the Office OF
j. r. d j. w. Cornell. in Centre It.. yc,'cray. the
bosses submitted agreement calling for tc abolition
# walking delegates the consent the union for the
employ ymcnt Of non-un0n and - day. In
return the bosses will hire hall for the union TO meet
in will take Of the sick members ard bury the
dead members Of the union. TIL, agreement was re
jectcd bv the conference committee. they
saying they we're not seeking charity, but
only wanted fair business arrangement
II the strike 1000 VIII go out in this
city and Brooklyn. meeting VIII be held 10 morrow
at which r. V. Powdcrly will speak. None but men
showing a " clean card Will be admitted.
Thc strike Of trainers Is over, all The remaining
bosses signed the union contract for work day Of
eight hours Yesterday aud work will b. resumed 70 day
all along the line $500
The grnilc cutters employed in the Cypress lIilll
Cemetery went on strike yesterday for "oihudS "i
nine hours and ~ IA day.
rho Joint Conference Committee OF the hlted
brotherhood Of Carpenters and JOlncrs ana thc Ana
gamatcd society OF Carpenters and Jolners hcih
meeting in Central Hall last night ana 'omp,tGa na
arrangements for the big demonstration "a oe m%,lh %
tonight In Webster Hall by the carpenters ING
committee was Informed that the United orufr OF
American Carpenters and Joncrs, which had nc,lueu
Ia remain neutral in the eight hour strngGI, hdu ue
cidcd at the moment to go On strike Whrhc.e
the carpenters Of the brotherhood and Amalgaha'eu
societies called out.
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THE STRIKE OF THE CARPENTERS.
TIE rIGHr.HOUR Day.

PhladcIpha MAY o.-Therc rejoicing among
the carpenters this morning when II was announced
that tho hricklayers had 10 the aid of the strt
in. carpenter, by ordering that brcklayer should
set window door frames for bosses who refuse u
grant the Increase OF the carpenters to thirty
i've cents an hour. In some cases the orlctJaNef>
hav" stopped work on this account ana an OF tnen
VIII obey the older. ms VIII DE- heIp " wv ~, 10
and ~ fifty light ont Of 800 masters carpenters IN the
city have ALREADY conceded the advance the strikers
feel that victory Is within their grasp
Milwaukee. Wis. May Eff today'S developments
indicate tine final outcome the eight hour movement
I'm Milwaukee viii result in a victory for the carpenters
The strike. which It thonght might occur day.
did not matcralzc and the change from the ten hour
system 10 the cghthou system was effected with
ont any excitement and without any public demon
stration whatever. There VIII sun be some =, un ,,
unions to be held on Sunday evening, at the West
side Turner Hall. AZ that meeting the carpenters
are 10 report all contractors who have failed = com
ply with the demands Of their men. and the cnploNe'
of ych non complying bosses Will be directed to strike
Monday.
Louisville Ky. May o-Of the .2G2 journeymcn
carpcntcr, in this city, between 900 and 1000 went
on strike to-day for eight hours and - cents an
hour a. the minimum of wages. The nonunlohlsts
are fast Joining the strikers and by 10 morrow only
handful will be- az work. one big contractor only mas
.igncd the arbitration committees agreement ana the
IuildcrS and Traders Exchange mas 80 iar ignored
the movement.
Detroit. Mich. May a.rhc situation hero was prac-
several moro contractors have acccdcd 10 the demands
Of the men. II has been aeocraincd that an agree
mont hn, been made between the strikers ana ma
chincry workers of the Builders EXCHANGE. tlit te
latter shall buycott all products Il Mo" entering INTO
a huildlur which are made By non union labor
salem Mass, May 2.--Ihe carpenters VINO nave
been working ten hours day quit at p. III. YES
terIa,- instead of az Il. To night the bosses held
rucrtlpg to decide what action to take.
Boston, May The strike of the carpenters Is
procceding IN a peaceful and quiet manner. This
orning 800 Of the reported at the headquarters
i'm the Mclonaon. Walking Delegate Cllkaid Salu
that on Thursday 373 men had teeh detaiicu "'
,iclot duty There were lO2 shops and Jobs visited
irlnclpallv those OF the ncpbcfs oi the carpenter
tmidrrs' Association, and ONLY forty SIN men Wero
- 'nr t these Dlaccs and twenty eSht of these nlcu
,reJ thc strikers. several others promised To 40 80
en- saturday night hut VIII work tlll then a' @ @rley
want "a full weeks pay. just l'ooO carpenters "'''
out yesterday.
Nrwburg. ~ V. MAY = (Specar.-The carpenters OF
Fishkill and Matteawan on strike for nine hours'
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rY oFrEns roRrY CENTS on THE DoLLAR.

81. Louis. May (opcciaD.- Moses Fraloy, who re-
Gently failed for about $500 OOO has practically mado
a settlement with his creditors. Soon after the open
ing Of the Merchants Exchange Thomas W. Booth
presented - the creditors for their signatures paper
which contained the terms offered by Fralcy. The
terms were; las follows: Mr.. Fralcy agreed to pay In
cash 20 ccI.s the dollar Of his Indebtedness. and
To give hotas for 20 cents additional 10 cents 10 be
payable in six months and equal amount In twelve
months. on these notes Mrs. Fraley to appear
as indOrscr; and II the composition should be ac-
ccptcd, Fracy 10 be allowed o. trade the floor
as he had done before his recent failure 10 comply with
his contracts, At first strong objections were raised
10 the acceptance Of the compromise: but II was rep
resented that several Of the firms 10 whom debts were
due could not get along without the money. and that
unless they could obtain at least a portion Of their
due they would have Ia suspend payment. ON these
grounds "a large majority Of the creditors agreed 10
accept the terms and II /, probable that by tomorrow
morujDg all Will have signed.
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ottawa. ont, May II. G. kyhcrt. VI. +. f'f
Lincoln. has resigned his seat H. Parliament lie
walked out - the House Of Commons D. night amid
an uproar. Mr. Rylcrt was charged by the 0ppo-l
tion with "brodllng7 he is charged with r''"ivlng
$4,000 for uslus his political Influence with the
Government 20 secure a timber Limit IN th" cypress
HIS, northwest Tcir'i"rc,. The Government WA
paid $4,000 for the Limit which WAS subsequently
sold for sI-O.OOO. Th, was f,ur or I've ycars ago.
This session the Government Wcro almost forced by
the Opfo-ltpn 10 appoint committee % iuVr-tigit
ton. IAl, wa- don" and the charges were clearly
proven. The r.,. suatlnI t. night was not great
surprise II Was looked Tor. and might have been
cninpul-ory before tIr going out Of the House.
Mr.. Kyhert sad that h. hid not been treated fairly.
either by the Government The committee, and that
hc woud -cck election aud fair play at the
hands II hl, constituents.
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HERR nAENNN,s M-RILEE.

Berlin May 2.-Tho jubilee Of Herr l"rnay, thc
actor was celebrated at the Berlin Theatre today.
The building was crowded by The fr'nhe Of ' artist
Among those present were dcputatlon- from most of
tho thoatres II Germany and several Au-trtNah'
Hungarian, Russian and English actors. The Berlin
artists presented - Herr Barnay bust OF himself ~
he appears In the cAaiactcr II Marc Antony. lie
va, also the recipient OF the decoration Of the Order
of 81 ,tau!,las which had been conferred upon him
bv the Car. Tn" Grand Duke Of Mcchlcnhufg
Schrcrin aud Prince Henry Of licu.5 each presented
Herr Barnay with gold medal Herr BaFhay "iS
Much affected. and In responding g The speeches u.
manifested much emotion. Among the features OK
the celebration was singing by prominent artists.
EMPEROR william hne unt Autograph letter ~
Uariay oonferring upon him the f0urih-class order
- he Cr1sgf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
CALIFORNIA CROP PROSPECTS.

san Francisco, May 2.-"Tlc Chronicle has re-
ports from all the counties of the state. giving an
estimate Of the crop prospects for this season. Nhlc
the grain has suffered n many Of the large counties
owing 10 the excessive rains, the dispatches show that
the quality of both wheat aud barley VIII be good ana
the yield Of all kinds Of fruit viii bc enormous.
several large wheat counties report decrease III
acreage and decrease in the yield Of wheat OF from
oncquartcr 10 Onchalf The estimates. based on tho
state "A whole. show "A slight decrease III yield A.
compared with last year. Barley averages about the
as wheat. In fruit Of all kinds there VIII De
a great Increase In the acreage. Ten thousand new
vines have been planted Ia fr.-nO County and looo
600 orange trees have been sct out In Los Ahgcics
County In the last year. The fruit crop la tho stato
Will be the largest record.
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,nrpvrss IN THE COAL FIELDS.

Elmira y. Y, May (spcciaD.-tlve hundred miners
i, tbe Dlossburg Coal Company's mines at Arho''
Pam arc idle today having gone on strlhc 'ni'
-, ,,r biober wares No coal was mined ready
n he drawn out and the drivers were also cohpei "
ami work There has yet been no disturbance
at the mines. .
chicago. Nav "a strike of the miners tlroughout
h Northern and Middle Illinois coal fields was de-
cIded upon after midnight last night. The owners
ard miners could not agree on the matter Oh proh''
sharing the former declaring that there was no margin
for the day aborers. An executive se'SlJ aa W. i1 %
hours bv the workmen's representatives loiowcu to
final adjournment Of the Joint conference ~ uccisoh
,n strilSe was the result. The INDIANA hl,cIs anu
o,ratnrS also failed to reach understanding ana
strike I'm that state + not improbable
scottdale Penn, May 2.->ecretary farher Oh inc
Knights Of Labor ANNOUNCES the setlcnchV vi 'io
strIles AT the whitney and Mammoth works ana now
a., Utmost ,ranoutv prevails in the coke region
i0 im thc Smithton mining dstrr- the situation Is
critical The have refused 10 a,ctp' ov CON ,h
n,n,,s terms and have been ordcicu 10 leave INC
rrnmpany houses within six days
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SIX WITNESSES ACCTSED or PERJCRl
SENSATIONAL SEQUEL TO THE FROST DIVORCE
CASE AT OSWEG

SENSATIONAL SEQUEL TO THE FROST DIVORCE
CASE AT OSwEG-.
osweso, Y. y, May C>peclaD.-Thc notorions
divorce Of Edgar +. Frost against his wife VI. j.
Frost, which has been twice tried before jury with
out result. furnished another sensation to-day, when
six of the defendants witnesses arrested and held
10 bail for the Grand jury charge Of perjury
The arrested persons George 4. Glynn, Crawford
Prosser, Mrs Ada Moscr, Mrs. Rosa Cole, Mary
kanoupc and Jennie Wilson. Numerous witnesses ilatly
cOntradictcd one another at the Trial all material
points; and it was apparent that perjury had been
Introduced after the arrests had been made. william
A. Pouchcr, counsel for Mrs. Frost said that warrants
would also be issued for Mr. Frost, the plaintiff, H. G.
Frost Frank Thorpe Mr.. Swcctland and other Of the
plaintiffs witnesses The Evening Palladium" also
announces That charges will DC preferred 10 tho
Governor against District Attorney stOwel, counsel
for plaintiff for alleged intimidation Of witnesses and
for misconduct III other cases. His removal Will DO
asked for.
Many people have become unplca,antly mixed up
In the case, ana uc whole town j. taking sides
The counsel for the woman are all prominent Demo
Gratis, including ex-Asscmblyman Poucher Recorder
Eulger, John b. Higgins and &. &. Brown. Tho
plaintiffs lawyers are all Republicans and District
Attorney sO"ch Is candidate for rcnomnatlOi
one Of the arrested Witnesses George A. GIynn, j.
chairman Of the Republican County Committee, and
has many influential friends. lie also cfito The
Oswego saturday World The plaintiff in tle case is
supervisor; ana ms brother who has taken great
interest, is a member Of the Board of EIu, itiOn.
At the first trial one Of the lawyers for the plaintiff,
G District Attorney LamOrcc assaulted the
court room by the brother Of IA female witness, and
revolver and threatened to shoot Mr. Bulcer, who
summed up the case for the defence.