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The morning call., 1890-05-27
Editorial Opinions From the Interl


Editorial Opinions From the Interior
Press.
tChco Enterprise, Nay 24thI
The conduct OF d. Il, Arnold, all through the
trying ordeal through which he has passed. Is
one which cOmmends itself 10 the public. He did
not fly into a passion and threaten vengeance
right ana left, but calmly awaited results. He
bore The shame and soTrow which bad been
cast upon those near and dear to him, and
while nursing his gIlef was doing excellent
detective work, weaving web of evidence which
laid bare the terrible scheme Of the backguard
who sought 10 ruin his family. And when he
found tie wretch that was unworthy TO live lie
fulfilled the command OF the higher law and
slew him. and The public verdict Is thar he did
we'll Let the fate OF Garness be a warning TO
those who would seek TO destroy the peace aud
happiness of family,
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BORN.

HARRIGAN-In this city. May 25. $780, to the
wife OF Dennis c. Harrlgan, twin sons
FisCHER-In this city, May 20, 1890. TO the wife
of NJ. Fischer son.
FRAzER-In this city. May 10. 1890, to the wife of
Howard Frazer, a son.
FosSELL-In this city, May 90, 1890, to the wife
of c. f. Fossell, daughter.
kATZ-In this city, May %, 1890. to the wife OF
Mendel katZ, a SON.
KANE-In this city, May %, 1890, to the wife of W.
X. Kane,
sCHRADERmIn this city, May %, 1890 to the
wife OF William F. Sehrader, a SON.
oGSToN-In this city, May %, 1890, to the wife Of
William Ogston a son.
MILLAR-In this city May %, 1890, to the wife of
H. NJ. A Millar, son.
ADAMSoN-ln this city. May %. 1890, TO the wife
of August Adamson a daughter
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brilliant programme has been arranged tor
MT. hiaPs testimonial, to take place Sunday
evening next at the Grand Opera House. Mem
bers OF The different companies at present in the
City have volunteered. The sale Of seats opens
box. Office.
Stuart Robson has accepted play from Pro-
lessor CorDett entitled as Marriage FailuIeu
summer to recruit.
Arthur b. Chase, formerly with Booth and Bar.
fe,,, mas peen ordered TO Europe by his physician.
Mr.. w. IL. Crane and wife spent Sunday at
Santa Cruz. "
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A SUNDAY TRAGEDY.

Result of Drunken Fight at a Horse-Race
IN New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE IN. Mex, May 26.-Sunday
afternoon fight took place at Fondre Bros,
vineyard near Las Lunas. A crowd had assem-.
bled to witness q horse-race. Wine flowed
freely and soon The crowd was fighting drunk
Vicente Artlga aud TWO brothers named Conway
had = dispute, when Artlga drew a revolver
and shot The elder Conway, who died IN a
few minutes. Another shOt wounded the
younger brother, aud he is not expected to live
ABOtheT ball strucN DcmeuIriu Bailegus, seri-
onsy wOunding him. Deputy Shen1 Clements
Silva made an attempt TO arrest ATtiga aud TWO
men Jumped IN front Of Artlga and prevented
The ialtel from shooting the deputy. The muir
derer was arrested aud chained 10 the floor OF
The Iall 10 prevent ms escape
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SHOT In THE HEAD.
4 Tragedy Brought to Light
by Two Indians
The Body Of a Murdered Man Found
In a Ditch.
B Drunken Mexican Uses BIS Revolver
With Deadly Effect al a Vine
yard Near Albuquerque.
Special by the California Associated Press.

ALBUQUERQUE, May 26. - Saturday after.
noon, in a ditch near Isleta. two Indians found
the body Of a man with bullet-hoe in the back
OF his head. The Atlantic and Pacific foreman
recognized the man as a person who bought
lunch al his house. lie had a companion. who
remained some distance from the house. Both
went toward The river, which was The last seen
OF the man until the body was found. The man
was evidently on his knees washing when lie was
shot. as piece OF blood stained soap was found
beside the BODY. In his pocket was found let
ter Of recommendation from McCutcheon Payne
& Co. FL Paso, stating that The bearer, Il. J. Sof
Eel, was an honest, sober and capable employe.
His COMPANION has disappeared.
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The trial of d. Fl. Arnold at San Francisco for
the murder of Samuel W. Garness developed one
OF the most persistent and iiendlsh attempts at
blackman that has ever come 10 light in this
Stale AS soon as Arnold had fully satisfied
himself that Gsruess was the author OF the circu.
lars that had destroyed his peace OF mind aud
caused inconceiYable agony 10 his family, he
cused him Of his peifidy ana killed him. The
prompt acquIttal Of Arnold by the jury ought TO
have a ssll'aIy effect upon this atr0cious breed
of bIackmailels
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MELTING SNOW.

Warm Weather Causes Rise IN the Valley
Rivers
MARYsvILLE, May 26.-Onlng 10 lie melting
OF great masses OF snow in the mountains the
valley rivers have been at a high stage for 4
week past. The few days of unusually warm
weather last week had a noticeable effect tn
fuIther Iise OF the streams. Tie Nuba Is almost
sixteen feet above low wafer marx, and is only
nine inches below the highest stage reached last
winter. HE Feather IS cOITeSpOndiugy high.
Both are likely 10 subside considerably under
The influence Of the cooler weather now prevail
ing There Is no damage pi aspect of any
luIther Injury from overflow on the lowands
sub l-ct 10 iDundauOu. The rivers have remained
higher this spring tEan ever before known.
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Cooks and Walters.
The Cooks and Walters Union reports that
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MARIPosA DEMOCRATS.

Delegates to the State acknowledgement
and Goucher Ird7rsed.
MARIPosA, May 26.-The Democratic Central
Committee met Saturday. Primaries Will he held
Saturday, August 30th, and the county conven-
tiUn September 9th. The following delegates
were appointed TO the State Convention: b. o.
Marston, w. II. LRrew, James Ii. Lawrence, A.
J. Reedy; alterDaIes-W. +. Coffnap, j. w.
Congdon w. w. Hunter, w. c. Reid. j. d.
spencer was Endorsed for Supreme Court Clerk
and G. G. GOucher for the Senate
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Raddine,s New Rnild nra

Association decided to day 10 proceed with the
erection OF a tbree-story temple. A committee
was appointed to formulate a plan OF the build
Ing and an architect Will then be employed TO
draw up plans.
The military hall is well under way and win be
a fine structure OF the kind when flushed. 1t is
expected TO be ready for occupancy by July 4th.
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CHANGED HIS MIND.

Congressman Vsndevsr Willing to Serve
His Constituents Another Term.
SAN DIEGO. May 26.-ConRressman Vande-
yer, In letter, states that lie has recoasidered
bis previously declared intention OF declining to
be candidate for denomination 10 Congress.
and lie now says that II the nomination is ten
deTed bin by the Republicans OF tile Sixth Dis
tTict lie will gratefully accept 1t and devote his
BEST energies 10 secure the election by the PEG.
publican ticket.
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Its membership Is becoming stronger each week.
Last night fourteen new members were added to
Its roll and ten applications received. On ac-
count Of the large increase IN membership IL has
been decided TO remove to the old quarters of the
union, In the AlcaZar Building. The first meet
ing there Will be on Saturday night, June z h.
and thereafter all meetings will be held on Sat.
urdays. Final arrangements have been made
for the entertainment ana ball at Irving Hall
next Saturday night.
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RECORD. Union. MAY 2sth.l

The San francisco Alta, commenting upon the
Arnold case well says that " the fast-extendiug
harm " of reSortiug 10 tue sympathies aud chiy.
airy of jurors 10 redress wrongs for libel and
blackmail. by eNcusiug those who aveDge them
selves for that Tor which The law does not provide
adequate punishment, mas its source In " that
sensational journalism which turns the news
paper into cant for collecting moral garbage"
just what moral garbage may be Is not clear;
but If tile Alias expression is not proof against
critical analysis It is at least fOrcible and aimed
uneTTingly in The light direction.
The morning call., 1890-05-27

TO California in
1850 and settled
down in business
at Shasta with a
Mir. Isaacs. He
then had a COM
mission in Siberia,
and subsequently
came to this city
and established an
oil business at the
corner of Front
land Washington
streets, under the
nrm name of A.
Hollub 81 Co. He
moved to Califor-
MIA street some
years later. and
continued in the
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BURNED TO DEATH,

Fate Of an Employe CT the Sonoma Lumber
Company.
SANTA Rosa, May 26.-The body OF E. a.
Ashley, an emplOye OF the Sonoma Lumber Com.
pany al Guerneyille, was found In a badly char
red con dltion to-day. He was burning brush yes
terd ay ana it is supposed his clothing Caught fire
and lie was unable to put the flames out and
persisted. Ashley has relatives at san jose who
have been teegIauled for
The morning call., 1890-05-27

The meeting of sportsmen interested in
the interstate coursing meeting which was
announced to take place last evening will
be held at 529 California street tomorrow
evening, when all lovers of the sport are
expected to be present to complete arrange
ments with the Eastern coursing enthusi-
- re
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G. A. IL. Memorial Service.

The fourteenth annual memorial praise
service of the u. A. r. at Plymouth Con-
gregational Church was held last Sunday
evening i'll the church. Rev. W. H. Scud-
der occupied the pulpit and was assisted by
Rev. DR.: Harris, Chaplain Of George u.
Thomas Post
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MARRIED..

TEMPLE-wILLIAMS-In this city May 10, 1890
by the Rev. DR.. Stebbns. John NJ. Temple of Bos-
ton and Mrs Amy Florence Williams OF San Fran
cisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, May 49,
1890, at the residence of the BRIDES parents, 1927
Greenwich street, by the Rev II. II. Wikof, James
Morrison and Charlotte Andrews, both of San
Fran
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ployes were transferring the seals to cages
on the dock for transhipment to the East
one of them jumped overheard and escaped,
as stated in THE CALL on Sunday. Yes
terday when the consignees went down to
get the remaining one they found that it
was dead in the cage, and they refused to
receive il from the company.
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Suicide al Nevada City.

NEVADA CITY, May 26.-John Lyons, nearly
10 years old and infirm, this morning hanged
himself 10 a fruit tree at the home OF his daugh.
ters husband Constable Dillon OF this city. He
stood on box while adjusting the rope, then
kicked the box away. Lyons was an old-time
hotel keeper al the town OF Washington, but for
two years has lived here. He leaves a widow,
residing at Sunny South, Placer County
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Worlds Fair commissioners

OLYMPIA. May 26.-GOyernOr Ferry has ap.
pointed as Commissioners from This State 10 The
Worlds Fair at Chicago: Clarence b Bageey ,
Seattle; William Bingham. Chen v; Henry
Drum, Senator from Pierce; Charles b Hopk ms.
Whitman. The latter is grandson of Gen eTal
L. d. Baker who was killed at Balls Buf.
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No Guilty Knowledge.

Acting upon an instruction from Judge
Van Reynegom, jury yesterday acquitted
Frank Marine, bootblack, of a charge of
receiving stolen goods, as no guilty knowl-
edge was shown. He bought ON April 18th
for so cents pair of So shoes, which had
been stolen from Oscar Morris.
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IN CUSTODY.

Arrest Of Frank Pope Who Eloped With a
Young Girl at Visalia.
VIsALIA, May &C. About three weeks ago
Frank Pope eloped with the thirteen-year-old
daughter OF G. +. Buckmaster All are residents
OF this county. Pope and the girl disappeared
ID the mountains A warrant was sworn out for
ropes arrest aud to-day Sheriff Overall brought
nlm In, having caught him in the foothills OF
Fresno County,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

MONDAY, May 49,
Ship Dashing Wave. Morehouse, days from Ia
coma; lumber, TO Charles Hanson 81 Co.
Foreign Ports.
HAVRE-ArrivedM May 27-Ship ThIrlmere, from
San Francisco.
movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRk-Arrived May 27-Stmr Caledonia,
from MarseilIes
MARsEILLES-ArrivedM May 27-stmr Britannia.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS,

Birth marriage and death notices sent bv mall
VII WI, not De Inserted. They must be handed in at
eitner OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
to have the same published
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The F,f,h-street stabbine.

No arrests were made yesterday in con-
nection with the stabbing ARRAY on Fifth
street and Mint avenue Sunday night, when
young man was severely slashed about
the right ear. The affair did not take place
at the corner OF Fifth and Jessie streets, as
WAS at first stated
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RnAherv at a Mine

GRASS VALLEY. May 26.-Four OF the bat
teries Of the North Star Mill were robbed last
night. Ii Is estimated that amagam worth 5000
was taken. Tie booty would have been large
had the mill i,Jt been cleaned up Saturday after
noon Tie robbery was committed while the
Waterman was i'll another pant Of tie works.
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Boot and Shoe Makers.

The Executive Committee OF the Boot and
Shoe Makers White Labor League decided last
night to visit the Furniture workers, Branch 1,
tonight and Laborers' linton on Thursday night
to urge their cooperation in the agitation
against the importation of Eastern boots and
shoes and leather and In pushing the sale OF
nome productions In that line. A visit will also
be made to San jose next week TO lay the matter
before the labor unions of the Garden City.
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FRESNO.
Military Rifes-Railroa6 kovements-Grain
Pire-R. hhed and Wnrr1ed

Fire-R, bbed and Wounded
FRESNO, May 2G.-Companies and F, y. G.
C., have received fun complement of the latest
improved Springfield ities fIom Sacramento
Interest IN railroad to the mountains east of
Fresno, Tie source OF her lumber and wood sup
ply Is ieFflng ana Soo,OOo has already been
subscribed 10 Inc project, aud an active commit.
tee is soliciting every day.
The tirst gralu fire of the season DESTROYED
hall section OF wheat on the Shipp ranch, twelve
miles north OF Fresno, late this afternoon.
About II 80 O'clock last night Joseph Williams
was struck with slung-shot and robbed on Tie
depot platform and LEFT lnsensible
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Typographer., Convention.

John X. Winders the organizer of the Sixth
District of the Typographical union, will leave
to-day for Atlanta, Ca, where the convention of
the union will be held next month. He Will stop
over for one week IN New Orleans The remain :
der OF The local delegates 10 the convention Will
leave here next Sunday or Monday.
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Both senIa araGnne

The steamer Eureka, Captain Smith.
which arrived on Saturday afternoon,
brought up two live seals from Santa Bar
bara, which were destined for museum in
New York. When the consignee's en-
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JAIL BREAK,

Escape Of Five Prisoners Awaiting Trial on
Serious Charges
FisALIA, May 26-Shortly after noon to day Il
was discovered that five prisoners had escaped
from the County JAIL A heavy iron bar ovsr an
inch thick, bad been sawed nearly through and
wrenched out OF the window grating. All the es
eapes were awaiting trial on serious charges
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Brewery Workm en-.

The Executive Committee OF the Brewery
Workmen's Union recommended last evening
several expelled members for reinstatement.
Inc hOOp-dIivers difficulty was discussed ana
report will be submitted TO Branch To- night,
Ii was reported that San Jose Branch . would
hold picnic IN July, Branch 4, Oakland. in
September, and Branch g. Sacramento, in August.
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Uucon. cious Beside the Track

ONTARIO, May 36.-1he local train this morn.
ing picked up Tom Lowell Of Cotton beside the
track mile east OF Ontario. He is supposed TO
have fallen from the overland last night He Is
badly injured about the head aud is unconscious.
His recovery is doubtful.
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MILITARY VISIT.

Ball in Honor Of Company 6, Second Rsgi.
ment, at Sonoma
eoNoMA, May 26.-Company G, Second Regi.
ment, N. &. G., after short visit here left for
The morning call., 1890-05-27

San Francisco last evening. Saturday night
grand ball was given In their honor. They In
Ierday, after which the Sonoma Valley Brass
Band escorted them to the train.
Rain fell here early this morning.
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Death From Chronic Alcoholism
THE ARNOLD VERDICT.

PORTLAND, May 26.-Willlam Russell, a host
Ter was found dead to-day. His death was
caused BY chronic alcOhOllsm.
The morning call., 1890-05-27

In response to the appeal for financial aid from
the locked-out carpenters III Portland, Oregon,
the Federated Trades OF this city has already
raised $500, and 1t Is expected that within the
week $1,000 Will be subscribed by the various
unions of The city. 1t will then be forwarded to
The proper parties in Portland.
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WANTED FOR FORGERY.
Chinese Woman Charged With swindling
San Frannisco Firm

PORTLAND. May 26.-Que Gong, a Chinese
woman. will be arrested here on the arrival OF
the State OF California. The woman Is wanted
for forgery and cashing check on a Chinese
firm In San Francisco for the sum OF $500.
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Fell Over beard and Drowned.

PORTLAND, May 26.-George P. Ward.
wat Gilman on the Harvest Queen, fell overheard
and was drowned. He was % years Of age and
a nephew OF j. L. Ward, United States eigher.
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PUGILIsTS IN JAIL.

Arrest Of Participants in Sundays Fight at
Tacoma
TACOMA. May &c. Jack Connolly and Patsy
huliigau, participants In Sundays prize fight.
with Jack Smith, one OF the seconds, were ar.
rested tonight by orders Of Sherin Price and
charged with prize fighting Up to a late hour
they bad been unable TO obtained $500 bonds
and Will probably spend the night In iail
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THE PORTLAND STRIKE.

Brick ayers and Large Number Of Laborers
Return to Work
PORTLAND, May 26.-Tne situation OF the
strike has Undergone slight modification mas
much as the bricklayers have gone TO work, as
well as large number OF laborers. Not many
carr enters are engaged. owing to the fact that
thai within the coming Two weeks work will be
found Tor all who are idle, by which lime they
Will be glad enough 10 accept the wages. The
siflke has SO neaily palalyZed the building
movement that some time viii be required 10 get
contracts and the material ready.
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DIED IN JAIL.

An Alleged Embezzler Suddenly Expires
While Awaiting Trial.
SILVER CITY IN. Mex.), May 26.-w. B. June,
committed TO Jail on a charge OF embezzng from
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express Company or this
place $500 while agent for the company, dropped
9ead In his cell this morning at o'clock. He
leaves widow and four children in almost des.
utute circumstances
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D structlve Fire.

NORTH YAKIMA, May 2G.-There was a big
FIRE here last night. Many fine buildings and
their contents were burned. The loss viii reach
500, 600. All will be rebuilt with bIick.
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[sah Jose Mercury May 25th. |

We can conceive OF no maliguity more devil sh
than that OF ptemeditated aud secret libel. The
villain who instantly murders his victim and
puts him out of bis misery is Kind In comparison
with the malignant wretch who attempts TO rob
an innocent man or woman OF their far nance;
10 make them a by-word and object Of scOrn TO
their friends and netghb0rs, and make their lie
a living torture, ten times worse than death.
There are many things more cruel tnan MUIR
der.
While Arnold was not legally warranted in TAX
ing the life OF tile base malIgner of his iaml y,
there was no other punishment provided by law
al all adequate 10 The offense. No jury OF men
who have families 10 protect could have been
found TO convict him OF any crime.
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lodi Sentinel, May 24th.l

The result OF sensational newspaper print has
reached its climaX-as the Iecent expose in the
Arnold Trial In san Francisco shows. The ASSOC
citation OF The Examiners reporters IN the matter
should teach The proprietors OF that journal les
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oBITUA
ADOLPHUs IIoLLuR.

Adolphus Hollub, q prominent insurance
man of this city, died at his home. 221S
Post street, on Sunday. Daceasad nnnna
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Poisoned by Canned Corn Beef.

GRASS VALLEY, May ga number Of chill
dren are very SICK from ealing canned corned
beef al picnic yesterday. There aIe symptoms
OF poisoning, but thew are not serious.
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Lake Mills.

Died, at Columbus, O., Tuesday, Oct.
IA, Frank Folsom, aged 45 years. Mr..
Folsom was formerly a resident of Lake
Mills
Miss Della Simmons, formerly of this
place, but more recently of Orange
Cal, died at Los Angeles, Cal, after a
brief illness, of typhoid fever. Sept. %.
One of Conrad Engsberg's sons canae
near being smothered on Wednesday
in the sand bank near Joseph Udey's
residence. He was playing with some
companions in the sand when a large
piece broke from the bank and com
pletely covered him. The other chill
dren called for help and he was soon
dug out Dy couple of our citizens.
The adjourned meeting of the citi-
zens of the village in reference to the
fire department was held at Kypke's IS
hall on Tuesday evening The report
of the committee who had visited Ma
zomanie and Stoughton was made and
discussed. 1t was the sense of the
meeting that a system of protection
against fire similar to that in use in
Mazomanie be adopted as soon as pos
sible'-Le0der.
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Waterloo.

Roach & Seeber company have been
putting in new engine and boiler at
the Stony Brook creamery.
Married, at ST. Joseph's church,
Thursday morning, October 20, 1890,
by Rev. II. Dreis, Chas. Janisch and
Miss Bridget Sullivan.
The largest carload Of barley of which
there is any record about here was
shipped by A. McCracken last week.
The car contained l, ,050 bushels.
B. Sickles and wife, of the town OF
Waterloo, will celebrate the 51st ami
versary of their marriage October 9th,
by starting on trip to Tennessee,
where they expect to spend the winter
with their son, John.
The camp fire at the Opera house,
Thursday evening, was most thorough
ly enjoyed by all who were fortunate
enough to have been there. The gath
ering was addressed by Col. G.. w. Bird
of Madison and E. B. Gray, of Milwau-
kee.-Joundl
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In the same manner the candidates
for the other state, county and legisla-
tive offices are to be voted for.
A blank space is left at the end of the
list Of candidates to enable the voter to-
vote for person for an office whose
name is not on the ballot; so that should
you desire to vote for person whose
name is not on the ballot, yeu would
write or insert by stioler the PERSONS
name in the blank space at the end of
the list of candidates to be voted for,
and mark an x in the square at the
right of it.
If you spoil ballot, return it to the
ballot clerk, who Will give you another.
You can not get more than three ball
lots in all. You are not permitted to-
remain in the voting shelf more than
five minutes. Before leaving the vot-
ing shelf after marking your ballot, fold
it so that the printed endorsement and
the signatures Of the ballot clerks on
the back thereof can be seen, but so
CHdC GuO Inside can not. DO not snow
anyone how you have marked your
ballot.
The voter may take with him into the
booth or compartment any memoran-
DUN or unofficial ballot printed on coll
ored paper, which he may have had
marked in advance to aid him in mark
ing his ballot.
Pass from the booth to the Inspector
in charge of the ballot box, give your
name, hand him your ballot to be-
placed therein, and pass out Of the exit.
If the voter is physically unable to mark
the ballot, he can make oath to this eff
feet to the presiding officers, and have
the assistance of two inspectors.
Cards of instruction for information
of voters will be posted in each voting
place or booth, where the necessary
appliances for making ballots will be
found.