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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-07
BRIDGEPORT.
Mad Dog scare-Bsmags suIt-farloas
H~.H NotsaN ,...

Mad Dog Scare-Bsmags Sult-farioas
Notes. is
Miss Marie Hedges has gone 10 Baltimore, Nd,
10 he treated for her hearing.
Superintendent Fmnk Townsend, OF tho Clcye.
land, Latain \ Wheeling, spent yesterday In the
city on business, s.I,'sn
The upper part OF tho Standard mill Is idle on
ACCOUNT Of tho engine giving out. The engine
VIII DO repaired and the mill 10 on at once.
The ballots cast at the n. L. church on Mon.
day evening 10 decide whether or not women
should so TO the General Conference as delegates
resulted In Thirty ballots being east In Tie aalrm.
ativc and mono Ia the negative.
A dog belonging to Joseph sours created quito
an excitement Ia kirkw0od By Roing mad yes
pedestrians by its unear.hIy yells, and was
given a clear road. After an exiting chase Of
about forty minutes 1t was shot aud killed.
Several children narrowly escaped being bitten.
Tho case Of WILLIAM HcehplIne against The
pennsylvania Company for 81 GO damages, Wa
before the court ~ II. GlairSville yrs..,J.v,
keohnl!ne elaima that the nn-',,ysuia COM.
s eay u ~ sHi, n Ary grade caused his
ssmonn, 50 .uus damaging him 10 that
s ~ The Jury had not returned verlic.
Ia late hour yesterday evening.
Yesterday morning an old man named Gluscy,
employed Us cart driver IN IEtpayille, Attracted
considerable notice BY getting oil his cart sew.
eral times In succession aud knecliug down Gn
the ground with no apparent purpose. II was
supposed that the old man was OF mentally,
but WHEN he appeared Oh a high tYestle swear
Ing and talking Wildly about nothing. the con.
dition oil hi, mind was no longer In doubt, lie
was caught by several men and taken to his
home and locked up. Last night he ihowcd all
the signs OF Insanity. ffe viii be examined 10.
day. aud probably will be sent to the asylum.
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Funeral Of M, j, Finley.

Tho funeral Of the late Michael J,
Finley, whose sad death after q very
short illness was chronicled in the
1STELLlaENcER Wednesday morning,
took place yesterday forenoon, the ser
vices being in the Church Of the Immac.
ulate Conception, and the interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Flint Glass.
workers Local Union No. 9 attended in
q body, and the attendance in addition
to this was very large, testifying to tho
esteem in which the dead man was held
Inv ~
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ONE OF THEIR LODGES.
4 Tick ADOPTED to Deceive Mckinley
Constituents.

Il Tick adopted to Deceive sfcfiiuic5's
Constituents.
Hon. N.B.Scott came home last evening
from tour out in Ohio. lie saya be
was told on the best authority that in
spite OF the great odds against him,
Major Mckinley would have been re-
elected to Congress but for disreput-
able trick to which his opponents re-
sorted. A few days before the election
the country in his district was overran
with men, ostensibly peddlers Of tim
ware, who offered ordinary tin cups,
selling at 8 or cents in the stores, for
dime piece, saying the Increase in price
was due to the Mckinley bill, and ad.
vising the people to lay in oil the tin.
ware they expected to need for year,
as prices must advance still further in
the near future.
A man from the southern end Of this
State told o similar story last evening.
He said numerous men went over parts
Of the Third and Fourth Congressional
districts Offering wool blankets, cling.
bans, linen and haadkerchieis at abou:
twice the usual prices, and ascribing it
all to the new tariff. II was related
come time before the election that "ped.
oilers" Of the same character were NUN.
erous right here in Ohio county, but the
story was not credited at the time.
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DoS'T forget the King Evolutionary
entertainment tonight at 5 o'clock at
the Third Presbyterian Church.

A. PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during bis
absence one Of the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it.
They were 80 much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwarda used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
his experience with it, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the nearest being
a specific OF any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. w. Irwin, O. R,
Goetze, John Klari, @. schnepf, w, E.
Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich, DIV
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers as follows:
November by NJ. L. Colvig and wife
to John W. Kemple, for s. ,ol2 80, the
east quarter OF lot e. in Chapline and
Eoa's addition, on Twe niy.fourth street,
November by Harry R. Robb to
William J. Robb and Neal Robb, for
$1,000, certain real estate on the west
side Of Market street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, -
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OUR COMPETITORS ARE CRYING !


The tarjG, tho potato bug, bad rOnIs,
Causesthe depressed condition Of trade.
But KLINE BN0TllEIlS, the Reliable
ClOthlers, ] 40 Muln street, are always
basy. Why! BeacaSe they hare learned
the secret Of owning their goods for
less thnn competition.
Just thluk OF it! at S. cents Child.
ren's Suits, worth So.
Our $9 IS Mems Suils are the talk
OF The town.
Mons Orereoats reduced TO 81 60,
worth 80 50.
Mems Beaver OIercoats, worth SO so,
reduced TO 80 SO.
Our frc Atwood EerscT and Meiten
0rercoa's, worth $l4 80, reduced to
s. 50.
Call early and avoid the rush.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOthiers,
ll40 Main Street.
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How the City Went,

There has been good deal OF figuring
and speculation on the Vota OF the city
precincts on Tuesday. Tho majority o:
Lucas, Democrat, for Judge OF the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals, over Reynolds,
Republican, in Wheeling, was but 10.
Mr.. Hubbard, Republican candidate for
Congress, beat Pendleton in tho city
wards by 80 majority. These figures
seem to indicate that the city is close
enough for either party to carry with
good men and special effort. 80
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Tho Knife q,

Has been put deep into the prices OF our
Mems Suits. Our, IS so Overcoats are
the best value ever offered, and positive
ly worth So. Also handsome line ut
s. Is, $40 and $l2. NJ. HIYMAy,
HOO Main street.
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Row MT N yyed,linp Fsnsi.

A daughter Of Lonis Messinn, the fruit
dealer mud Italian hotel keeper on the
corner Of Twelfth aud Water streets, was
married at tho Cathedral yesterday.
Later In the day q big reception was
given by her father, aud some Of the
guests getting into fight, four or i.,,t !,
heads were broken. The police have
warrants for the two main offenders.
and when the trial occurs there will be-
funny eeance,
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The condition Of Charley Arnett was
nearly the same yesterday as on Wednes.
day, with tho symptoms indicating a
change for the better, although as yet
the real extent OF his injuries cannot be
ascertained. He remained unconscious
most Of the day and when conscious
would not converse about,the unfortu.
nate accident. The physicians offer
hope for his recovery, n
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BELhAfRE,
AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glnss City, u

| @SSsNa AiS"o tkau oUBSlp IfOlD
tho Glnss City.
Charlie Russell. 4 C. & p. engineer is smiling
over his first boy. .
are the guests OF friends here.
The lIeathetiagt8R band eara an eufoyabte
festival ut City Hall last night.
Several fights have occurred since the election.
politics the cause In every caGc.
Wool for Boston. Mass, Is moving now In large
Iots from Monroe and Noble counties,
Tonight musicale and social will be given
al the home OF Rev. Mr.. Eaton, on Gravel Hill.
The Republicans here have some little copso.
lalion, Belmont county having gone He publcun,
An alarm Of Ore Wednesday night was occa.
stoned BY a slight blaze In the home OF John
Flaherly, In the Second ward.
John hauuon and family, who have been lIy.
Ing IN Kansas for several years. have returned
township. - ~'ti''1
ivy DanIwerth. Of the Fourth ward, Is on the
SICK list, threatened with fever. A little son Of
J9nn Kowles Of the Fourth ward, Is very low
oo U; u; Howell, the well known tuner, who re.
SgI XXI odiii tue residence In the Fourth ward,
aled yeste rday morning after lingering illncss'
Drought on by exposure.
The c. / P. railroad yard boys had slight
wreck yes ierday. Somebody left switch omen.
aud the engine and u car ran through II, No
damage was done, however. H 20
PENNSYLVANIA railroad employees were in at.
tendance a. court yesterday at ST. ClaIrsyillc,
NC case OH. h0eaalien against the tcuusylya.
MIA company being first on the docket. ~
well known man about town went nil around
on election day, pretty full, saying he would vote
!or whoever would give him his price. Iie
price asked? ~
Tho store OF Joseph Mcclain was entered By
burglars through back entrance, and a lot Of
Hour groceries and some money taken, Al.
temhG were made at several other places. but
the thieves were frightened away. -
J. Kridler, au cmployc Of OF the C. & P. round
house and shops, trlpfcd and fell Into the ash
pit "Wednesday night, striking his head on Il rail-
and cutting It wide open. DR.. West took eight
stitches In the cut, and he was resting fairly
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liz FORGOT no CONF BACK.
A Youth sent out to Pay Dig Bill Remains
Nuf. .H

n houth Sent out 10 ray u Die l'ili Rtinhinb
Dat. I5F
"Wednesday laet young man named
William Meyers was sent out by his en-.
ptoycr 10 pay q, bill. Flo was baker's
apprentice, and worked for Mrs. uazen,
Of l42 Sixteenth street. Mls. HAGEN gave
him Sis 20, and he presumably has
most OF 1t yet. At any ratio hc has not
come back, and the bill he was sent to
pay has not been paid. Mrs Hszsn
waited u good while beyond reasonable
time for the youth TO return, and then
began to make inquiries. When she
found no had not been where she sent
him, she informed the police. Officers
were yesterday looking for the young
man. He was nineteen years old, and
was regarded by Mrs. Hazen as all right.
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WILL JubIlate To.njrl,i

The Democratic Executive Committee
met at headquarters last night to sr-
range for big jubilee this evening. 1t
was decided to have parade, and the
details were arranged with view to q
great big time. The Democrats have
had no excuse for Notification for six
years, and fear they will have no other
for longer in the future; 80 they de-
cided to have big one while they are
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At least three hundred boys with hor-
rible tin horns were cavorting about
town last night till late hour, making
night hideous. A complaint came to
police headquarters from the Mcclure
house drug store that .he boys had
blocked up the sidewalk and were an
unbearable nuisance. Ohief Delbrugge
had them driven away, but the din soon
broke out in fresh place,
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A Clear Victory Over All Competitors

A Clear Victory Over All Competitors. s
Emsheimer's special Curtain sale to.
day and every day and until all are sold.
We oGer-
100 pairs Lace Curtains, 8 yards long
and As inches wide, at SOC. "
100 pairs Lace Curtains, yards long
and 10 inches wide, at Csc. :
LOO paira Lace Curtains, 81 yards long
and As inches wide, at 81 10.
100 pairs Lace Curtains, 81 yards long
and IS inches vide, at 81 90.
100 pairs Lace Curtains, 81 yards long
and so inches wide, at 81 80. .
The greatest Curtain bargains in this
country"
100 dozen all wool Jersey Gloves, zoe,
25c. SOC, 4Oc and SOC.
l5o dozen Hernesdort fast black rern.
lar made Hose 25c.
10 dozen ribbed G to 0 fine double knee
Jersey Hose 50 to 5Oc.
20 dozen pure elk Mitts, heavy weight,
Another case striped cloth at loo.
s.gz EMsuEIMgE's,
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Held for tlIn Ernnil Jury.

Thomaa Halpin, Jogeph Barum and
"Punk" Jennings, the three men &c.
cused OF selling liquor on Sunday some
time ago before Squire Ankle, were yes.
terday arraigned again to hear the de-
Cision. Halpin was held in 500 for the
grand jury, and Barum and JenniDgs
were dismissed.
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a Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eiIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggistn.
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liYGAii

Our 81 so School Slit Sale is still boom.
ing, age 4 to Is, made pleated, corded
and pain, not one worth less than So.
Also Jersey Suits, age 3 TO {, at same
price. NJ. HEYMAS,
100 Main street.
n. B.-Complete line OF Jersey Suits.
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We Have

A complete line OF Cent? Furnishing
Go0ds at guaranteed saving of 10 to 90
per cent. NJ. HgYMAN,
100 Main street
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Very Heavy!

Has been the strain upon our Roy,'
and Childr<n's clothing, but We We're
prepared for it, and will continue sell.
ing them at prices within the reach OF
all. NJ. HEYMAS, HOO Main street,
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Marble md Granite,

II you intend erecting a Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial of any kind
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of I. A. Moore, second floor
McLaia's Building, 1905 Market street.
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in their regular tradcs.-The Congo, the
new CINCINNATI Pittsburgh boat men.
toned yesterday, Is duo to pass up on
her maiden trip at 7 a. IN. to-day. e.
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FyOu cannot SEQ and need spectac;cs
ylu should call on us and hale your Eyes
I, sted without charge. Ne have lie
4 nest Instruments and moro experience
tlnn any other optlcian In the State.
: nd guarantee satisfaction or nioneY re.
andcd. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jewelcr and 0ptlcian,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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,ORpERs tor pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled Mt Lally's, olOO
Main st. Kimmel Whisky specially.
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CONE to the Third Presbyterian
Church tonight. Evolutionary enter.
tainment by Professor King and Mrs.
Afford Tt4g- ~ IN. = = : = = -
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Mr.. PENBhET0N
Gets tho Tht cling IustaIment Compnn,'s
C!lnir.

Gets tho Wht cling Iustalment Compan,'s
Clnir.
It seems that Mr.. rendleton Is to have
all oft. He gets the seat in Congress
which the Republicans hoped Mr.. Hub.
bard would occupy, and q non.partisan
commission hus counted the votes cast
for Mr.. Pendleson and Mr.. Hubbard in
the contest for the easy rocker, and II
has decided in favor OF Dir. Pendleton.
II is an of year for Republicans, but Mr..
Hubbard was further oil in the chair con.
test, than he was in Ohio county. The
Wheeling Intalment Company is nom
partisan organisation formed for the pur.
pose OF distributing furniture and house.
hold goods at the lowest cash prices on
the instalment plan. They sell almost
any article that enters into the house.
hold, taking dollar or two dollars down
and allowing the patron to pay the re-
mainder alntost at his own pleasure.
The contest for tho easy rocker was
gotten up simply TO allow the women as
well as the men in Wheeling and vicini.
ty to express preference as TO which
OF the Congressional nominees they de-
sired to occupy chair; not the Com
gressional chair, but one Of the finest
leathered cushioned chairsto be found
in the city.
Tho voting commenced last Wednes.
day and closed on Tuesday evening.
Last night, Hon. B. F. Meighen, Hon.
7. S. Riley, Hon. Augustus Pollack and
lion. George ]. Mathisop, the gentle.
men selected by the Wheeling install
ment company to count the ballots, did
that work. The result showed that Mr.,
Pendleton had received 1875 votes, and
that Mr.. Hubbard had received i,II3,
showing Mr.. Pendleton a majority Of
232.
Following is the report Of the commits.
sion appointed to count the votes:
We, the undersigned committee ap.
pointed by the Wheeling Instalment
Company to count the votes in the con.
test between Hon. W. P. Hubbard and
Hon. John @. Pendleton for 4 chair, do
certify that the whole number of votes
cast were S,ll8, of.which Mr.. Hubbard re.
ceivcd LAS and Mr.. Pendieton received
l,674, which gives Mr.. Pendleton n ma.
jority Of 2S2. Mr.. Pendleton having re.
ceived a majority OF the votes cast is
awarded the chair.
I. s. RILEY.
AUGUSTUS PoLLAck.
B. F. MElGBEN.
GEORGE J. MATHIsoN.
After the count was finished MIR. Pen.
dleton was sent for and arrived in good
time. Mr.. Meighen, Chairman Of the
Republican State Committee, presented
the chair on behalf OF the Installment
Company. Mr.. Pendleton responded
briefly, and after he had finished o |
splendid banquet was served.
The entire affair was very creditable |
TO the Installment Company, and all |
who were permitted to enjoy their hos.
pitality wish 10 return thanks.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 0. = Fore.
cast TIL s p. IN. Friday.
For West Virginia, Western Pennsyl-
yania and Ohio, fair; cooler; southeast
erly winds.
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NEW! NEW. NEW!

We are now In receipt OF complete
line OF Fail and Winter WoOleus, con.
sistinnS OF 0rercoatlnrs, sultlngs. panta.
ioonlBps md Fancy YRstings. which we
warrant TO make up in ilrs,.class style
at reasonable prices and lit suarans ced.
a Complete iinu or Cent? Furnishing
Zoo Is IN stock. Seamless MerIuo and
Fast Black Half Hose at csc a pair.
Wear our celebrated Atwood Knit
Jackets. Z. HESS n SONS,
1881 & 1898 Market Street.
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Gle sntellieeuter.
Ocics Nos. a6 and ~ ourtoenth Street.
Nv" NOW NuVttHHdWbHtBt n"
To Dress wett-D. Guudtipg & co,-Fourth

TO Dress wett-D, duudttpg & co.-F'ourth
page.
Scotch CheyIo,S ID. GrtuRn-Fourth pace.
Pay. Your Election Dels-M. J. McFGddeii-
Fourth page.
New demonstration & Davenport.
Notice 10 BonthOller.
Standardization, Lewis * Co.
WAutcd-Collector.
For Rent--A Rev Brick House.
WAnted-Tlnner.
Attention sporumcu-I. Q. Dillon & Co.
Fourth PaHc. -F
Rochester LAmp-EwinH Brrs.
The Result-whCelnel nstAlincnt Co.-Fourth
page.
Thermometer Record.
Tho Thermometer at schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered rs follows:
"a, t.,...........,.., Al p. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. G.
9 a. m...".."......, y j. Heterogeneous" By
u E..,...................... &C Weather-fair.
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IS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest,
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II you want to sec a stock Of Wraps
and a crowd Of cloak buyers go to En-.
sHEMER's Cloak Room.
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pennsylvania railroad employees were In at.
tendance a. court yesterday at ST. ClaIrsyille,
ne case OH. koehnlEen against the PenusyIya,
MIA company being first on the docket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
AT HOME AGAIN.
President Harrison and Party Arrive at
Indianapolis.

ISDIASAPoLIs, Oct. l2.-President
Harrison and party reached this city at
8 O'Clock this morning, after an un-
eyentful run from st. Louis. The car
IN which the party travels was placed
on 4 side track near the union station,
and the occupants did not make their
appearance uatii O'Clock. j. +. Nc
Kee. the Presidents son-in-law, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mckee, their son Benja-
min aud other relatives and friends,
came to the station and all were warmly
and atfecuOnst tely greeted by the Pres
ldent. The President, IN company with
the Mckees. was at one driven TO the
residence of the after on North Tenne-
see-st., where breakfast WAS served.
Ine President, Secretary Tracey and
Marshall RsnsdeIl, attended the SER
wees At the First Presbyterian church.
At 1880 p. M, the President and ms
party returned TO their special car IN
winch they Will spend the night, de-
parting for the East, via the big
Four" railroad, at o a. m. Bret stops
~ill be made at q number of places In
Indiana and Ohio. During the day the
President frequently asked for news OF
the condition of Justice Miller and ex-
pressed the deepest solicitude as TO the
possible result of ms illness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
West Side Literary.

The West side Club convened at the
usual hour. The committee on liter
ature provided the program, which
consisted of biographical sketch OF
William Cowper, the English poet, and
was followed by the reading OF "John
Gilpin's Ride" This poem was sUg.
gested to him by Lady Austen, who iirsi
told him the story OF John 'sIpiu /.
strange adventure. "The Oh ian,' 2
sweeuy pathetic poem, 10y Eugene
Field. was next Rad. This was fol
lowed by a sketch Of the life Of samuel
Cufwen. one Of the literary lights "a
the colonial period. Curwgn was born
81 salem. Massachusetts,, in I715. lie
Vas a noted Tory, and his poiiics
views forced Mm to flee g. England.
While there be kept a familiar l0urna
Of his movements. occupations suc
amustmcBts. which was puifished hg
his grsnds0n. From this journal sev-
era selections we're rad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
Important Announcement.

1t i announced by the Grand Rapids
Gas Company. by the Hon. Thomas d.
Gilbert, its president, that another cut
IN the price Of gas to the consumers
will soon be made. This Is the seventh
or eighth animal reduction N the Or c.
0f ga. Before the last cut. the price
OF gas in Grand Rapids was away below
that Of the average CITY. and the pres
eat reduction puts Il away below most
cites. After January tue net price
0f gas vii be 81 per 1000 feet for al
monthly bills over 700 feet. and 81 80
Tor is>s tnan t70Q feet. A. the end of
the yesr Tebate Of 20 cents per 1000
feet MI 10 gwen 70 tsose who have
used coo e01feet and 10 cents % thOse
who have usc3 more tnan 500, ,000 and
less than 900 900 feet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Daniel OCo11su was a. one tine De
Tending a man accu-ed of murder at
Clonmel The circnEstantial evidence
was 50 strong against the prisoner that
the jury had slready deteruliusd upon
their verdict e guilty. when the nan
surrCsed % te murdered was brought
mo court, slivs and anhurt The jury
vas desired % return their verdict 50
cnce. ard they did 80. but it wss one q
Guilty "Whst does this mean IN
qaire5 the Judge. II The mar has no*
been murdered how can the prisoner -
gut w" "Please. vsr honor. sid the
foreman. hes Tailtv he stoie nv bay
rasre three years sxo San Frsrcisoa
Arzorau6