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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
LlGHT-WEiGHT BREAD.
How = Dishonest Baker Was Betrayed by
Honest Polly.

How q Dishonest Baker Was Betrayed by
Honest Polly.
IL occurred in war times in Charleston
when that city was under martial law,
says the ST. Louis Republic. Just then
-four was scarce and several OF the
bakers sucoumbed to temptation and
made short-weight bread. This came
10 tho ears Of the authorities and the
provost-marshal was armed with a pair
Of scales and sent around TO the bake
shops early every morning 70 weigh the
bread. All short-weight bread found
was confscated. This had good effect
and after q few oonhscations the pro-
vost-marshal usually found all things
regular. One morning one of the bakers
received tho usual call from the marshal
and his bake was taken from the oven
and weighed and found correct 10 an
ounce. But during the night this man
had surreptitiously baked quantity OF
lightweight bread and slowed it away
under the counter. Just as the marshal
and his detail were leaving the shop a
pet parrot perched upon the top of big
cage called out: Look under the coun-
ter" The marshal did so, discovered
the lightweight bread, and carted il
away. The man was so mad at his par
rot that after the soldiers had gone
wrung his neck and threw him out into
the gutter But Polly was not dead by
any means. In few moments he
opened ono eye, rufied up his feathers
and staggered about until be came upon
the carcass of a dead dog. Polly cooked
his eye at the defunct canine and then
said: "Say, partner, did you say any
thing about that bread?"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
THIS AND THAT.

Henry W. Grady, just before his
death. IN clear, unequiyocal terms, an
nounced the creed OF the south on the
race question. He did not mince mat
ters at all, but declared that the ulti-
maturn was white supremacy and negro
subjugation, in defiance OF the COnsti-
tuition. Another Southern gentleman,
Powell Clayton, has just spoken on the
question. lie Is not gifted with quite
as silvery a tongue as Mr.. Grady, but he
is gifted with what Is FAR grander and
nobler--a sense OF justice between man
and man and willing obedience TO the
fundamental law OF as country. Com
pare the words of the two
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
FOR RENT-RUsINRss PLAuEs.


LOR RENT-A factory. 800 feet floor area. -
HORSEPOWER engine; several machines for
manufacturing furniture. etc. all in good con
dltiOD. ready 10 start Also dry kiln; very IA
vorable terms % right man. Apply 10 VIM. II d..
Richards, Benton iiarbor Mich. J6tf
EcR RENT basement store in Park Place
buildiug also ground floor ONCE at the
rear of main staircase. Apply 10 1aggarf
vs. oic0tt i GaBsog. - Monr0e-st 5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-N with 500 TO purchase bust
~ ness paying $50 per month; reason for
selling. going 20 California. This Is great on
nortunity for 1--we man. Address ". s. J.,
Box g. this Office. z3
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

We Ofthe white race why should not the
OF the South regard the aegro b. admitted 10
political subluEati0n OF equal citizenship with
the negro as cssentiailsll? He Is loyal; IN
70 white supremacy. times OF war a gallant
and no matter whatls0ldler. docile and sub
constitutional right helm ; i We, industrious.
possesses when In aIChristianiZed. igno ?
majority, he shall nOtla nt. il IS true. but
vote unless he votes through 10 fault 0f his
vi IN the peri rlown. but ready
race" learner"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

SHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue OF an execution
- issued ont OF and under the sea- 81 the Cir
cult Court Oi the County Of Kent. in the state
of Michigan. attested Oa the 18th day oi
February. a. D. 1920. 10 me directed and De
livered in favor Of John :. Lawrence. plaintiff.
and against the goods and chaitels. ami ior
want thereof then 81 the real estate "a
Hattie NJ Moore. defendant therein named.
/ have levied thereon aud shall expose
for sale. a. public auction or VeldUe, 70
the highest bidder. ~ fhs south front
entrance 10 the Circuit Court rooms Court
Block. so-Calledl. in tine city 81 Grand
Rapids that being the place Of holding the
circuit Court of the county wherein ssid
premises are situated. on -aturday. the Aih
day % March. A. ID. is.N. a. 30 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said dav. the following described
resl estase wing and being tn the county ol
Kent and state % Michigan. uud described -
follows fo-Wirs The vest one hundred anH
tReuty Eve lZ5| feet q lot four A. block four
a.. - Wirhcy's Addition 3 the City oi Grand
Rapids IN said County 81 Kent
Dated February "a. $50. .,-.
LOOMS Is. BISHOP,
Sherf 81 Kent County.
ByT p LsNoRKAUy. Jncer sheriff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
ClR0zIER & cUTLER's
Y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
,. T.. tApWELL., MARASIR.
Weston BuildanE, I3 CRnal-sf

A
Y RE3L ESTATE DEPARTMENT
,. 4. tApWELI., MARAGER.
Weston Building I3 CAnsi-st
S0UIH GRAND RAPIDS Lots fer sale on
- casy payments, near uuloa arpol ~ Two
lead inn railMnys. fne place for g Rome sr.i
FOR s. 70 Sso-sre siuo per lo; cheaper tha3
any other Suburban lots 81 equal location
good place f0r moderate Investment. 81 lots
on the plat now sold Cal on GroEicI 4 Cui-
ler's veal estate department, Weston bri ailis.
sdSu0 Nnl hay Aue modern residence "a
1cVp Cherry near Henry 81 u about so
Is paid down. balance can be paio 50 Per
month. CrozieT = tuuors reai estate depart
mfat Weston bul ding.
SASQQ Buys house and lot on Shellon-st. f.
1ppO north 0s Aca ny ave. fYe Winuf~t
Wa X from MoIroe-St Inquire trgTieI llt-
ler-s rea. estate department. Weston buiid.ng
S2 q00 viii take The beautiful new modern
t"vpV room dwelling. corner Center and
Buckeye sis. terms easy. Cr0ziei a ut4ers
real estate department. Weston building.
CIoRE BUILDING with suites rooms
- above. Cn Mgdison-aye.. viii b sold Tor
cash or exchanged. al a bargain, NroLeT x
Cutters real estate department. estoa bulG
Ing.
A SPRING STREET House for two families
"A Will be sold cheap OF exchanged Tor other
property. bv Cr0zief 4 Cutters resi estate 90
pariment. Weston buiicing
IL MUSHROOM. The hvely manufactunhg
lake city. we have some nRe acre property
inside of limits We viii sell or exchange for
Grand kspi0s property Crozier S Culefs
zeal estate department, Weston building.
S1-0n Farm of % acres ~ miles from Mr.
II w Pleasant make good home sell 10
exchange for property here. crozer & Cutters
real estate department. Weston building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
REAL ESTATE CITY.

| ISIEN 10 the tale OF woe Of parties living
- IN tvuaments. aid then look Al those nice
lots / am selling Tor SlUs :5 down aaG tlo
quarterly without Interest J.. :. ProNll.
L0R sALE-go0d pine and hardwood lands.
city property OF al Kinds, well oeated !;
also money 10 loan on good real estate, o.
good timber lands. lu sums from 800 o. -. .0tj.
Call al No. 3. Loyetts BLOCK. opposite Sweet ;
Hotel. A. l. Autlsdel.
FOR sALE-6rcOm house. stone foundation ;
hard anc son water. New hroom house.
stone foundation. well located can bus A.em
for less now than IA th- spring, terms easy
Apply - North COllege-aFe. 80
on NICE VACANT LOTS to select from.
"V price 800; no cheap houses vii. De built
on the plat. thus making - a choice location
i0r those selecting nome. J.. :. FrOTlu.
E0E SALR-Buy home before the spring
rise In prices II room house OF Paris or
College aves.; all modern improvements. yard
graded and sodded and concrete walks. all TOR
$50. or 50 per month. room house on Mad
iSon-aye.. near FIFTH. $500, or sl5 per month.
Charles ". Tufts. Iuiis a Buchanans law
Office. Ledyard block. llff
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
AGENTS WAITED.

AIANTBD-AEents for the History ~ the Fr-
" p0rations ~, Daring Deeds and Irand
Achievements OF stanley; agents outfit s ~ 4.
circular free. Address O. 4. Browning 4 Co..
Toledo. Ohio. oiltf
AGENTS WANTED-stanley in Africa iust
4 ont: 5Uo agents wanted for fhe only com
plefe and reliable history - hs wonderful
career; 80 large pages; lo fan page illustra
ffuns. immense seller very liberal terms
eeuu A. once address of al book AGENTS y0u
know with Ie cents foI postage, and get CON
rfrte oufft free. W. T. Wilcox j. 90. go Dear
born ST.. Chicago. June g
AGENTS should write for iliustrafed circ1fsr.
4 and terms for two weeks trial ~ Missouri
"a asher washes firfIest clothes clean nc hot
steam without rrlbb ~ easily sold profts
be- r Worth = Louis. No June al
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

IFEf tss sHra ere feF
r zszseF Ira rErF
E zee Ha~e rrestrr N
a~-s EStrsss hife AZ p -
9 FacE vrs GTsns EsFss -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
LOST.

LUDls
| 0ST-A pOcketbook containing a sum OF
~ money and receipts; Finder please return
10 l15 lSland-St.. and receive suitable reward.
g
| ,OST-On Washington St. Thursday evening.
IL girls black nun finder Will please re
turn 10 Mrs. o. A. BAN. rs Westinghouse. t5
| 0ST-Between Monroe aud Hall-St.. a Scotch
IA Terrier. weighs about So lbs.; color. cream
brick; dark eyes and nose; tail short and
ears long wears German silver collar. with
name keiser on outside. and VI Mercer on
inside. Finder will be rewarded by leaving
him az Sproul & McGurlu'sstore and inquiring
for ". j. Mercer. 53
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

There Is needle II the possession %
Green Victoria which represents the
column q Traian in miniature. Scenes
N ths life - he Queen are reuresen ee.d
IN relief. bnt 50 finely est ard minute
t6at IS requires mszntfTinr glass 20
Sc taem. IN addition - this it COZ
tal7s number ~ need * of smaller
size, sach of Which 3 seually uinutsIy
. ga r-7
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
TIIlIyKiGIILll

er vasetss Dfsuer1s rsa-gs bopseeaif s-an'ss
~ goHs BclF Ss sp-.ue s. tssee.r tc-'e w.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

pR0BAJE ORDER-stafe n Michigan. Couu
y - of Kent. S.. A. session ~ tie Probate
court for said county 0f henf. he'd a. the Pro
bate Ofsee fn he city % Grand Rapids ou the
lqth dav ~ February IN the yesf.one thou.
Sand 2 Ehf hundred and ninety.
Present Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge 81 Probate
In TIE matter 90 The estate of
WALLER a STEVENS docessed
l~arah -. stevens having fled in tbs court =
petition rr4vir1 ms court - 20 nj irffe and
aetefu ne "a ho we've ~ fhr date of re death
sHd are n0e. fhe aFfa heirs ~ ssid feoessed,
al erfit RI e. iaherit h's "a esfate THERETO
ffs~rif-ef
Itls ordered tbst Nodav. fbe 1-fh Gag -
Ma ue8f. AZ O'Clock in the afternoon.
~ SAID Probate Office. bt appointed for bear
hear saId position.
Ana h rs further ordered fbaf = copy n fhis
order b. published three s1ocessi - vfess prt
v1rle o. saIf day ~ hesrirE. in fne crane Rap
3ss dsf.r fsIFsRaE- Fl FE4Ll. ? ufUsparer puo
lishpd and rircHls ~ ir SD cggrtT ~ Kent
CTEre r PfHKfN-
"A rr-e copTL .gaRe c. PROBATE
49,. 81 = W terV Farfstfr rrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
HELP WABTED-PRaALE.

HELP WAETBD-PRaALE.
~--------~--~----~~--~---
NVANTED-A competent girl 10 do general
" housework al No. IS Sheldon-sl. IS
WANTED-A competent girl for second
" Work. Apply afternoons al Is Sheldon
81. Mrs. Geo. Long. 81
WANTED Two hrst-class diningroom girls
y Inquire Livingston Hotei. 81 and IS Lyon
81, q
WANTED-A girl for general housework
Apply al once al 80 Fountains 53
NVANTED-Co Competent girl forgeneral house
work Inquire al 10 North Ionia-st. IS
SITUATIONS wASTED-FENA1E
WANTED as pastry cook; good
" reference giyen. 4. f., Box .. "a
FOR RBET-RoOKs.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
rooms, with board. l6) North Lafayette
st. s.
EOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished
rooms, al 80 Barclayst. :
EOR RENT-Four rooms for housekceping.
a three blocks east % the DoStofnce. Inquire
corner Lyon aud Barclay-Sts. 81
FOR RENT-Furuished and unfurnished
L rooms AT the Brunswick. 46 south Division
ST.. steam heated. Mrs. McGee. "a
EOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or with
out board. furnace heated; bath room.
with hot CT cold water. Inquire al No. -
Bsrclsyst. SGtf
EOR RBNT-Nice fats in Boston and Derby
\ blocks, West tultonst. Inquire s. West
Futonst. 35tf
EOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms. steam heated. at Park Place Mrs.
4. L. Smith. S6stf
FOR RENT--Large, elegantly furnished rooms
= Aclng CrcScept-aYe and Cauai-st.. with
Eas. newly furnished ana rehtted. Everything
strictly hrSt class. Entrance. Crescent-ave.;
also' - Oanal 81. Enqulre at Room "A. .oly
FOR HOUSES.
-----------------------
FOR RENT-House of ten rooms; furnace.
gas, water and all modern improvements;
tenant can rent part il desirable. Inquire AZ
177 Lasrayest. SIT
EOR RBNT-New s-room house. newly paper
L ed. fresh aud clean well located only 81
per month, or VIII sell on favorable terms.
Apply 70 North College ave. 53
kOR RENT-The new dwelling house. go
Paris ave; has city, we'll and ciStern water.
brick furnace. .mante ana CRATE city gas. bath
room. lay2tory and closet. hot and cold water
eleven rooms: possession given at once. Ap-
ply 20 j. ". Long. soldiers Home. Telephone
l0l Or 10 Tufts & buchanan. Ledyard block.
SStf
E0R RENT-The new dwelling house 30
L Paris-aye.. two block south OF Wealthy
ave. all modern Improvements. furnace, city
Wei aud clstern water; also gas. Apply to
James W. Long soldiers home. Grand Rapids
Mich. 3stf
IOR RENT-A house Of 3 rooms. one of {
rooms. one OF 8 and one Of and rooms
II ~weet's Hotel: rent from - 70 sl6 Inoulre
q q. W. Barnard. % Allen-st. corner Mt
ernon. 2tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

TOR RENT-A house Of rooms one of {
y rooms. one OF 5. and one Of s and : rooms
ali ln good location. within > minutes walk
4 sweets Hotel rent from = 20 SO. Inquire
q q. W. Barnard. % Alen-st.. corner Mt
Vernon. 2tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
!T!I!I!I!I!TITI
| !. /. |: |: !! III: i i ! ]
IS - - - Is 80 Loo sea

EALP WANTED kALE
WANrED- cation as siat.onsrs nanser.
~ a b. boA> IS
WANTED A youag man via practical
~ kuow cage cf manufacturing feraiiures
must have some money and take active part
Isl aess Address +. A. Hamilton. Last
saginaw. Aleh. "a
SALESMAN WANTED live energetic naa
- 10 sci goods ga che road salary aad eE-
Reusea Or commission. Address AAllan i
RIDER. Tei1gl 2al Herald once. a
kNANTED-A good steady. sIrons man u
" hr = Oh moving tani 0le who has
had "a RpeTirncc az canihef- nlaEtlg and desircs
outside wgTk preferred. kacclin 4 Holt. -
WANTED Reliable local and travelling
w ssi-smen. Positions permanent special
lldG eHc8ts npes last selling spoeisltls s
don c delay sslsry from start. Brown Bros.
Nursery Laicago. lis. June ls
WANTED machiaists, ave Il Them
" plaler hands. Apply az once by mail G.
ll per-0a. Perkins Go. Is
WANTED clerks. bookkeepers.
" bErtrlderS, teapsters, shipping clerks
farri hands. oface help. sud al others out %
employment 10 cali ana investigate our ell
TREY new and thoroughly reliable system o.
procuring situations. Cooperative Empioy-
mgut Company. lazt. M0nroc-st.. rooms 81 and
- Porter biocA. Phone le-l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

AN ORDINANCE. granting permission 90 the
street Railway Company. Of Grand Rapids
ana d Samuel Aatber ana others O. use.
operate. construct. keep ano maintain street
railway TRACKS ia the city Of Grand kAiAdk.
and 10 discontinue street car service upon
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

NAETED-Lumber-l want 10 exchange a
w lot on Pleasant ave. for lumber. W. G.
Hops0n. 9 Pearl-st. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

E0R RENT-The new dwelling house 30
Parisaye.. two block south OF Wealthy
ave. all modern improvements. furnace, city
Wei aud cistern water; also gas. Apply TO
James ". Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids.
Mich. 3stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

Whereas. said samuel Mather auc
others named as grantees IN an ordnance
passed by tho Common Council. Of the city 81
Grand Rapids. October u. lsss. granting per
mission 10 said grantees 10 keep, operate. usr
and maintain street railWays ln The sireets Of
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RBNT-New s-room house. newly paper
ed. fresh aud clean well located only 81
per month, or VIII sell on favorable terms.
Apply 20 North College ave. 53
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right of suffrage to all male persons Of
five years.
News from Rio JanprO states defalCation
of 90, 600 pesos has been discovered In the
telegraph department, of which Baron de
tapunema was rhiet. The baron has been
arrested and lodged in prison.
Madame De We're, the clairvoyant, and
James Brown, charged with forging notes on
Richard Lamb, the wealthy iron master OF
oungstOwn, Ohio. have been held to the
grand jury ut Toledo
The London Times bitterly condemns the
English merchants at Lisbon who appealed
to Mr. Gladstone TO use his influence for ar
duration and peace, and says they are
towards, who prefer their pocketbooks to
patriotism.
George KEENAN,, of Siberia fame, now of
Buffalo. received a letter from a siberian eX-
lie, which was covered with postmarks and
addresses. and which had evidently travelled
rI0ndesUne route to reach him. 1t con-
tanned So pages OF microscopic chirogrnphy.
only part OF which Mr. ktnnan has yet deci-
phered, but enough to prove o his satisfac-
ton that the rumOred massacre OF eXiles by
Russian soldiers at iakutSk. which has been
denied by st. Petersburg dispatch to the
New Ork Tribune, Is an indisputable fact.
Mr.. kennan says this is not the first ufOr-
nation he has received OF the same nature
and that lie has Il volume O material in these
letters giving full account OF this outrage
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30

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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30
NJ LACE
The Two distinguished Men Spend
an Afternoon TOgether

The Two Distinguis Men Spend
an Afternoon Together.
LIVERPOOL, Speculation MIR Tai
mage Of Brooklyn took luncheon and spent
the afternoon with Mr.. Gladstone at Ha-
warden castle. Mr. Gladstone had tel
egraphed him yesterday Pray come to
Hawarden Tomorrow DR.. Talmagc was
received very cordially by the ex-premier,
and the two gentlemen had a long talk on
religious and political questions. Mr..
Gladstone said:
Talk about questions OF the day, the is but
one question, and that is the gospel. 1t can and
will correct everything needing correction. All
men at the head of great movements are Christ
ian men. During the many years | WAS i'll the
cabinet was brought into association with
sixty master minds and all but five of them
were Christians. My only hope for the world is
in bringing the human mind into contact with
divine revelation
Then, placing his hand on DR.. TaImA ages
shoulder, Mr.. Gladstone warmly eulOgized
the doctors Christian zeal and expressed
his great qualification at the marvellous
publicity given to his sermons, which are
now distributed in all lands and read in all
languages. After luncheon the two great
men linked arms and took a walk over Mr..
GladStones vast estate, its proprietor COM
menting lovingly on his wonderful trees,
as though they were human beings. He
then inquired eagerly if Americans paid
proper attention to tree culture. DR.. Tai
mage asked Mr.. Gladstone if the cause of
Irish home rule would be victorious. Mr..
Gladstone frightened up and replied EN-
phatically, Yes, when next election comes
He continued:
1t SCENE to be dispenSatiOn of God that
should be engaged in battle. At my time OF life
/ should be resting. ! never had any option i'll
these matters. l dislike contest, but when Ire
land, once the refuge of prosecuted Engishmen,
showed herself ready to adopt a righteous con-
stitutiOn and do her full duty, hesitated not a
| moment to espOuse her cause.
Concerning America he said: 'No one
outside of the United States is bound to
love it more than am" Pointing to nu-
merous beautiful gifts from America, he
went on to say: "Everywhere l have prac-
teal expression of the tender thoughtful
ness and kindness of the American people"
Towards evening, when bidding DR.. Tai
mage farewell, Mr.. Gladstone pressed into
his hands some books and pamphlets con-
tainirg autographs inscriptions, and also
copy of his own Latin rendering of his
favorite hymn Rock of Ages, and said:
"Give my highest regards to President Har-
rison and to ex-President Cleveland, and to
Mr.. Blaine my deepest sympathy with him
on account of the loss of his beloved son. u
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ORDERED TO PROCEED.
The CONSTRUCTION Of the Great Fal
and Canada Ordered Begun.

The Construction OF the Great Falls
and Canada Ordered Begun.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Special Telegram,
Tho contractors have received in
structions by cable from England toproc1cd
actively with the construction OF the Great
Falls & Canada. Accordingly the contractors
have sent out lumbermcn to cut ties. X.
w. D. Barclay, the chief engineer, is cN-
pccted daily with corps of assistants to
begin work. Donald Grant Of Fari-
bault, Mimi, is chief contractor. The
distance frem Great Falls, Mont, to
Lcthbridge Alberta the terminus of the
road, is about 225 miles. 1t will pass
through the Sun river, Upper Teton, Upper
Marais countries, not cXcclled in Montana
for stock growing and farming; will
touch the Sweet Grass hills, which
are known to be rich in copper and sill
yer deposit, and at Lcthbridgc will tap
the celebrated Gait coal mines, which need
the market that Montana, with her many
industries affords. Much satisfaction is
evinced here at the final decision to build
this road, which will connect Great Fails
with the Canadian Pacific by way of Leth.
bridge.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30
A CROWDED PRISON.
Deer Lodge, Mont, Citizens Fear an
Outbreak of ConVICts.


HELENA, Montana, Special Telegram,
United States Marshal Irvine has come
over from Butte to find out the probabilities
of the legislature affording relief to the cri-
sis in affairs at the penitentiary at Deer
Lodge. The institution is already over
crowded, and its population will be greatly
increased during the present session of the
district courts. The buildings are made
quate, unsafe and unfit for the purposes of
prison. There are 179 convicts in the pen,
and at least seventy-fve more will be re-
ceived during the next sixty days. What is
to be done with them is problem, unless
the legislature forthwith makes an appro-
priation commensurate with the needs of
the institution. The people of Deer Lodge
are becoming greatly excited. They fear
that an emeute may occur and the town be
looted by the desperate characters in the
pen should they succeed in overpowering or
escaping from the guard.
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shock ofthe blows rendered the man raw.
ing maniac for the time being 1t required
the united efforts of several men to hold
him on the patrol wagon as it dashed up the
street. At midnight half dozen persons
were unaccounted for, among whom were
the Widow Tull and her son, who occu'
pied part of the first house that exploded
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many, where he is
wanted on a charge of
murder committed
last summer, jumped
from a train abont u
mile west of here. The
officer who had him
in charge had re-
moved the handouts
and was taking him
TO the dining car for
breakfast when he
jumped. He is TWEEN
ty-two years old and
speaks nothing bu;