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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
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CLEVELAND. o. March 1a-Chsrles
Ettinger. Al Ontario street isweler.
vent % The thszter Wednesday night
and left bis store IN charge OF Louis
GoldsolL bis is-ysar-ol3 arothsr-in-lsr.
EtauSer. when he reached his place oi
business THURSDAY morning. found that
Goidsoll raj dscszpsd with sloe n
cash snd -. oo0 worth % diamonds and
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
A Court-Hou.e Burned.

GENEVA, Ill, March 1.-THE Kane
County courthouss was destroyed by
FIRE Thursday night together With its
contents The county records IN the
vault are believed TO bs safe The sigh-
teen prisoners in the basement wers re-
moved 20 the Hotel Harris, where they
are closely guarded
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
Thrnrn o. .n T,nh.ntn.nt-

NARrINsv1LLE. Ind. March "a -
Charles Medaris and Jesse Smith.
wealthy young men Of Spencer. Oven
County. while intoxicated Wednesday
night. indulged In buggy ride which
cost Smith bis life by being thrown
from the buggy down 3 steep en- bank
nent. MeoSris escaped with slight in
Surtae
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
4 Minne.eta pefauIter Capturea.

KANSAS CRY. No. March "a Henry
Kunsel. late treasurer Of Blue Earth
City, Mimi. hss been arrested. and is in
charge OF the sheriff Of Fsribault Copn-
y on his wsv 70 TIA. city. The arrest
was made on an Indictment charging
bin with having Appropriated s.. 900 Of
the city's money. It is also charged
that he stole from his brother q, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

ToIFDo -. Tarcf a Ffrs Tours.
day morning c0Hplstsly 5essrovs8 the
LthTow gisss works At Bowling Green.
tblrtr miles south ~ here Loss. $40
roo. insurance - 600 Tts frs ls te-
lisvss - - inoensisry. Ore huusrsa
hsnas are tfrnv-r nat q sr nlerrnsrL
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

ST. CHARLEs. IL. March 14-The
mandatory of the American Hilk-
Sugar Company in this city wss burned
at l.3o Thursday morning They were
he only works Of the Kind IN America
The loss is about sl2. 900. Insurance,
= n00
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

BALTIMORE, Nd. March 14-Mrs
Sweller left her 3-yesr-old daughter
Lydia alone near the kitchen stove for a
few minutes Thursday. When she re-
turned the room was enveloped In
flames and the child was burned to a
crisp. In her attempts TO rescue her
child Mrs Sweller was probably fatally
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

CEfrseo. Nsrch a. - Hon Ctsflss
y Wool veteran lsvVsF - the sitF
sne ~ T-jasEs - ire circuit cou7t - iro-
auois County III. sie5 - his hsue -
fhis eisT ThursSsv rierf fro- nss~f
diseases. Fs as y years Fl s~e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

ssEw YORK. March a - Maurice e-su,
rbo hss been msnaVing fhe Pats Opsrs
orr apsnr, ssvs that IRE recf ipss have g.
-esay aEnounts5 r. a0ogt S7o1 800. ard
au ~ TIE ord - tss season probably
ssea 9. 01E $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

rfrBUoUE Ia, Hsrch i4-Ths Nssons
y Dabueue o. which here are several
odges. including grand conroaudery.
saith nearly 20 members have dete--
-lne5 - erect ibis year = lsndi5 Ma
-e- te-~r1e ~ cost f1zsa 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

R0cHEsTER y. Y. Nsrch 1T hss
been discovered that the dsfsulting city
tressurer. Davis. ten porsrily sppropri-
a.sd s4s 600 o. the State school moneys
% cover his deficiency until bis annual
report vas out His bondsmeu viii have
20 raF the whole amount
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

SnS Blsck rivera ana the people a. tie
mouth Of BsEok river ars leaving thelr
homes in hockS seeking protection troEa
he TODD that Is almost certain
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 70 tie taste. sad sets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches aad fevers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daeed, pleasing % the taste and ac-
eeptabls % the stomach, prompt Ia
is actioa and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
To all and have made j. the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 6oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro-
cure IL promptly for any one who
wishes TO try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fio SKRUP co.
sis FRANCISCO. cAl.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEw roar. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
SLAIN IN HIS HONE.
Terrible Fate q an ASeo and
Wssgtny Iowa Fsruosr.
BRUTAL ROgB Rs IsKg Els LIFE
N~irhbSrs Discover the Dead Boy -
Hsary< s@rrs - ttIs kssidsSe s--4is
NensrasIs Vile Bs&tSa lato In
coascloasErss b. Hs MuraSrsfs-

Dss MofNEs. Ia, March IA
wealthy farmer named HeAry A-rre,
living near Brown. Clinton County. was
found murdered THURSDAY morniag 4nd
his sife wss badly wounded. TIE
assassin IS unknown Mr. and
Mrs. NIrre lived two miles east OF
Browns station on tAs Milwaukee road
Though tie murder is believed - have
beea done "Wednesday tie tact vas rot
knoaa GRt.l ThgrsdAy mognlng, when =
sOn-in-las called an4 found the old man
dead IL the kitchen, where he had
been dragged from the sitting-roon- A
further search found tbe aged wife OF
tbe murdered man upstairs nearly dead
from having been beaten aRd pounded
while engaged in = eOnhlct sitA Tue
mgFdseefs. The ROOM MAS dis
arranged and bespattered With blood.
Physicians say the old lady
can not live. Robbery IS supposed
10 have been the incentive 70 the deed,
fog Mg. Nugge frequently had large sums
OF money in the house IL is thought
that noae was secured by the robbers, for
hand-saehel VAS still in the house
with 81. l0s in it which had been col
lected by the murdered man Sunday,
and as the combination 10 the safe was
broken OF. it is thought an unsuccess-
ful attemp, 20 open il had been made.
Mr.. Nurre Is said 20 have been worth
0O0
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

DrN~rB- Col. March "A - Ia p
Ho5-s. charged Win h~ing 60 - tks
parries thAt aefrsused RE Safe Bsuk
~ Tr~f1~. Kan - a. 1oo vas arrested
here THURSDAY aad sszsn Esst
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

JAcEsoV. Miss Ns-el l4-1hs sx-
ere sccoartsnts fn5 tbst eF state
rsss1rsr Heu Bg-sv - ~ 80 short
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

WasaTSerov. March tA-Tha serv-
ises over he remains - Mr Tsulhee.
which ~ers aeis THURSDAY evening.
were verY simple snd rrre tsen6ed y
the henfuckT ma~ be-s oI Couzrsss ard
ether kentaekians IN Ia city. TIE r.
nsins ~ers thea taken g The rain ard
sent q Nours Sterling KY. where tbs
fanersl Vill AXE q ace
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

The Bouas Passes the Substitute for the
senate Bin Giving the Newly Opened
section . Territorial Form OF Govern
m~ut.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
BATTLE CREEKS MAYOR.
He and the City Council Arc at
Iogserheads

Special 10 the TELEGRsa Herald.
BATTLE CREEK. Aug. lS.--Between
the impassible condition of the streets
and the city's threatened suit for dam
ages, occaslOned 10y the deadlock IN the
city council, the latter Is exciting no
little comment. Almost to a unit the
aldermen are pitted against the mayor
on street work, claiming that he has
used his executive authority to further
party and personal considerations, IN
determining the order III which the
work should be done. Resolutions
were passed over the mayors veto to
the effect that the grading should be
done only IN the order passed upon,
and that the city team, instead Of doing
duty Oh the sprlnkhng cart, from mo-
tIves Of petty economy, should be kept
n the engine house ready tor use on
the chemical engine IN case of fire.
The mayor at once responded hy
ordering all street work then en-
gagged upon 10 be stopped, al
though such was not TIE lnten-
ton ol the council. bhls involved the
blockade OF one of the principal ave-
nues and the site OF the street car line.
a
and Tor two weeks now have been com
nelied 20 suspend operations. The
Street Car Company threatens to sue
the city for damages unless some under
standing is come 10 Immediately. as
their Suspension now includes the lines
to she depot, Goguac lake and the san
itaTium, three principal sources of their
revenue. The city team, after being
ordered into the stable by tbc council
and out again oy the mayor several
times, st,li keeps on sprinSling. in the
face of the fact that AZ the last FIRE the
cine 1ical engine arrived ten minutes be-
hud the hose cart. and too late to be OF
any use. The aldermen. on their part.
say they will not sign rag-orders for the
work being done under the pres ut ar
rangenent, while the mayor VIII not
pat any question they may oHer to
amend the condition.
Mayor 83 lev has always becu very
po9Blar n tic city, securing his cleo
u0n chs sornE bv largc m1iority.
aud go fer at lrsst l3s seemed 60 Get the
better Of tle tuatI0a. But as tle aid
ermen arr. almost to a man. against
him. it is matter 0f uuCh query just
wat the outcome VIII ue
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
THK wRBB-cooK CASE.
ssperiHtsndena fatck fells What IA.
hDoWs Aboot Ia


PoSTIAC, Mich. Aug. ls.-The exam
inAlson 0f Mss Jennie Mebb, charged
With causing tile death 81 Prank
Cook, her pupil, Vas continued Yes
tegdSy. superintendent Fitch testified
that Mss Mel,b tod hlm that
she sent the Toy Il the hallway
70 De punished and when she attempted
II punish him he struck her. She again
sent tam 10 the hall and told him 10
wait. When she went oQt 10 IND blm,
some time later. he was not there.
Three times Cook turned up tOr punish
ment and each time Mss NeOb repeated
the experiment Of making him walt IA
the hallway for long ume, and GA
each occasion Cook did wait until SHE
came. Finally Cook presented himself
Tor punishment Just as the school
closed Tor the day, but Miss Mebb
had an engagement, and told
hlm 10 come around IN school
hours and take hls punishment. supt.
Fitch SAID be knew OF no reason for
the second punishment, and advised
NJ = Webb 10 take some other means
than the strap. Miss Webb would not
Tecede irom her position.
superintendent Fitch was on the
stand all day, and after MS testimony
the examination adjourned until
tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
STEAMED TO DEATH
A Frlghtful Accident on the Old
Colony Road.
aEy, MONEY isD LITTLE CHILDRES
Die AZ Awful Ak0Bs-ssssnteen peA1
Bodies Recovered 20 Far troLa TIE
Nreck-stF0ng Men falut-
List Of the Dead

BosToS, Aug. ls.-The engine Of the
Vineyard express, on the Old Colony
road, jumped the train near Quincy
this afternoon. -Four ears attached 10
the engine plunged after IL. The nrst
three, the baggage, Pullman and smok-
lng ear went past the engine.
but the fourth car, a passenger
| coach, coll.ded with the engine
and was instantly filed with escaping
steam. The next five cars remained on
/ the track, but the occupants were badly
shaken up. The ill-fated passenger car
Was completely wrecked. 1t contained
seyenty-iive passengers-nen, women
aud children. The scenes about the
car were Of the widest description.
Strong hearted men tainted as the
! steamed bodies OF a dozen women and
| children were taken from the runs.
Seventeen dead bodies have been
| recovered from the wreck. Everything
Is IN confusion aud its impossible 10
| procure tie names OF ali passengers
who lost Their lives. About twenty-five
doctors We're sent 10 the scene " the
accident.
The only reason given for the acei-
dent Is that there is "A bad curve near
Presidential bridge. the scene OF the
accident and 10 tins and the fact that
the road Is undergoing repairs is attri-
butcd the cause accident.
LATER.
BosroN, Aug. l9.-The following
were dead when taken from the wreck:
Mrs. ORcUTT ALLEN-Philadelp lpn.a.
Mrs. MARY l.. FENNELLY-LOulsyll
KY.
+. j. JOHNSON, Montpelier, w.
JOHN RYAN-South Boston.
The fireman of the train, and four
| women, two men and two children, one
boy OF IA, unidentified. Total l2l. The
following died during the afternoon
anG evening:
Mrs. A. c. WELLS, Hartford, Conn.
DAUGHTER OF III. l.. WEIGH, Water
vile, Conn.
ALICE AND CATHERINE, daughters or
Mrs. Oscar Fennelly, Louisville, Ky.
The following are critically injured:
Mrs. Oscar Fennelly, Louisville, KY,
scAlded over her whole body; c. II :.
Copp, Cleveland, o., scalded over whole
| body, and not expected TO live TIL
morning; L. c. Bailey, of Rochester,
formerly proprietor Boston Herald,
scaided on face and hands.
The following are seriously injured:
Mrs. Geo. i. Welch, of Cleveland,
scalded on head, arms and neck, con-
dition critical; Mrs. Andrew Town, of
Charleston, spine injured and back
scaldcd; Mrs. Mary +. Snow, OF
Charlestown. face and hands scaldea
and internal injuries; Mrs. Abbie K.
ADbott.of Louisville, face and hands
scalded, condition critical; Elizabeth
Fennelly, aged 6, the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Oscar Fennelly,
hands, arms and legs burned;
Jessie McAlllster, of TT. Wayne. Ind,
face, side and hands burned; Lucy, Il
negro maid of.Fenneliy's, badly burned;
Mrs. J. O. Needham, of Lawrence, bad
ly burned; twenty others are seriously
injured. No Michigan passengers as
far as known are among the injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
WHO'S WHO?
Does James E scripps own All the ID,
troit Papers.

Does james E- Scripps own All inc DE-
troit Papers.
special TO the TELEGRANHERALD.
DETROIT, Aug. lS.-The Times, the
latest product of Detroit journalism,
has made its appearance, and itsadvent
is the signal for singular dispute, in
which the leading question seems 10 be
"whose master is James +. Scrlpps?"
OF course the news makes no bones
about acknowledging its astute and
artistic proprietor, who has made go
many thousands of shekels out Of that
little gold mine. But the Journal IN
slsts that all the circumstances sur
rounding the birth of the new daily IN
dicate that it Is the unacknowledged
offspring of the father of Scripps'
league. And the vigorous little fiedg-
ling reputes the Journal story with
scorn, and comes out with a counter on
the Journals jaw.
The Times says that not only is il not
any OF Mr.. Scripps', but that It's assail-
ant is itself owned by that gentleman
and that Mr.. BTearley is only manager
and not proprietor of the Journal.
And the question seems pertinent,
Does Mr.. ScTipps own all these? Verify,
thngs begin 10 look as if he owned u
large slice OF the Detroit newspaper
kingdom.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
CONVENTION POSSIBILITIES.
ass E<p0bliean Delegates are isiAAS<
% the Csasfn. Kisetion-

Only one day lutefyenes ostaesh no"
AID the Republican county convention,
IL consequence there Is much sPeeula-
ton as u aAo Will be the nominees
There vas considerable quiet work done
Yesterday among tae delegates, bat a.
yet It can noE be determined N which
way the Wnd i blowing There are
only three oaicesoEsr which there viii be
any contest. these beng the shrieyslty,
county eierkship aud prosecuting at
tofney. County Treasurer Colson,
Register o. Deeds Rec, Circuit Court
Commissioners WOIcott and Goss, and
Cor0nOrs Iocher and Wallace, accord
ing 10 party usages are entitled 70 a
second term, and from present indlca-
tl0ns they will be nominated by aecla-
nation. They will N fact meet with
10 opposition.
Under shrnf Lamoreaux seems 70
DC the choice for the shr.evalty. His
name was mentioned on al sides yes
terday. lie will not have everything
his Own way, however, as Turnkey B..
". Lewis and Deputies ID. ). Herman,
Collins and Powers are in the field. IL
IS generally accepted though. that
Lamoreaux Will receive the nomina-
ton. Either one of these men would
make strong run.
Ex-Justce Thomas Walsh looms up
as the favorite for the county clerkship.
lie has An excellent record as a clean
officer, and 10 is said that he can have
the nomination II he wants IL. There
mas been some talk OF his not accept
ing, however. In case Of his refusal
Eugene Carpenter. OF Caledonia. and
Captain Knox. of the Custer Guard, are
spoken OF. Carpenter would be sup
ported by the county delegation, and
Knox by the city.
". j. Stewart says he is not in the
field for denomination. Neverthe-
less, It is quite probable that the con-
vention will nominate Mm and that he
Will be persuaded TO make the run.
Assistant Prosecutor Frank Rodgers,
Frank O.. Holmes and James +. Nc
Bride are also spoken of.
Sheriff Bishop was spoken of fire.
quently yesterday for County Clerk
but the colonel said last night that ne
would not consent to run under any
circumstances.
Who will accept the chairmanship
OF the County committee? The Office
IS one that is not gobbled up because OF
the fun or lucre there is in it. The
tact - it means about two or three
months of hard work to whoever gets
IL, and the remuneration could safely
be slowed away IN ones vest pocket.
Some hustling young Republican, how
ever, viii jump forward at the right
moment and claim the honor.
There are about dozen candidates
for the legislative nominations. among
whom IS Attorney III. A. Felker.
Ii IS understood that Senator Wesse-
lius would not refuse a chance to go
back to Lansing, but large number of
the delegates are pretty sure to favor
Farmer W. L. Adams as the nominee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
THE BAD MAN.
George siinGerman viii Not support His
Family and Goes to Jail.

The gentleman whose brutality TO
his family was fully exposed IN Sun
days TELEGRAM-HERALD, George Sim
gerland by name, was arraigned before
Justice Westfall yesterday. The story
of the mans heartlessness was told 10y
competent witnesses, ard the court ap-
precisted the situation, and decreed
that the fellow should enter into bonds
to DO hls duty for at least 80 days.
The bond, e ever there Is one, will read
$500 y. =. Allen thought it ought to
be 800. but ne was mistaken.
Shngerland is a large, stout man
physically, and looks as If he would
enjoy life much better sitting under a
tree with n keg of beer than working
for n family. His face Is empty Of
everything but gluttonous desire, and
he looked as innocent OF conscious
wrong rs a gate post. lie spent last
night n jail. and Il looks as If he would
spend there - days more.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

Wv YoRs. Aus. t9.-Viee-p President
webb. Of the Central, ant Chef Sar-
gent % the F.remen's Brotherhood
had an Interview today Wcbb did
most Of the talking and comp imenstcd
the 6remeu urou their atetv. sargent
was non-coum ttsl n hsr rrv Wrtb
sud Superiutendect Noorhs spent tae
uight sc the Grand Central depot.
awaiting developments. The confer
erce between the Knights II Labor
leaders and Nessrs. SsrgCrt. Howard
Sveenv ard williamson lasted until
II p. m. No couC' asion was reached.
snd another meeen wi he held m the
morning sargent denies tnat tle men
have returned 20 work az Buffalo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
WHAT REITKE DID.
he Prosecuted the widow RickIing BE
fore the Husband Was Buried.

When Chris Bickliug received the
stab that sent him lntO eternity he fell
on the barn H1or Of J. RI. Reinke.
Before the body was buried this same
Reinke went 90 Constable Jackman
and urged that the repIevin papers
against Mrs. Bick.ng's kitchen stove
be served with al bAstc. Jackman's
reply offended Bcinkc's dignity. and
the papers were POO into the hands Of
Constable Greeuoaum- Before the
m0urners were Well home from thc
funeral a message was received at head
quarters asking FOR assistance at the
corner 0f Stra gat and JacksOu-sts..
o. protect Grceutaum against mob
which was res sting che execution of 4
legal process against the widow Rex
linu's stove TIA stove VIII shortly De
in the possession et BeinSe. for De has
ali tne swearing 0n als side as against
the widow whe ,s the real victim q alt
tbs horrible business. Truly tlere are
mvsterous depths lead ng downward.
ss well as mysterious heights leading
upward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
WILL SHUT OFF THE SUPPLY.
Brick Manufacturers to Boycott New
York. ErookIv Ivn and Jersey City.

Brick Manufacturers to Boycott New
York. Erook'yn and Jersey City.
New YORK, Aug. 19. - The brick
manufacturer have decided 10 send no
more bricks TO this city. Brooklyn and
Jersey City on and after Friday next
A boycott levied little over Eve weeks
ago by the Board Of Walking Delegates
on the Vcrplanck Point yards Of
O'Bricn & Vaughcy, King & Lynch.
Avery & Naikoy. and Cyrus Travis is the
cause or the trouble which threatens
temporarily 20 paralyze one ofst the most
active branches Of New York Industry.
The reason Of the boycott IS a refusal
On tie part % the four firms 20 live up
TO an agreement which the board claims
they made TO hire no other than union
hands
The present supply Of bricks in the
city is very SMALL the trade being de-
pendent on the daily shipments from
New Jersey and along the Hudson. At
roirts where buildings are being erected
- wss said thae anless something hap
pene1 70 make the mannfacturers change
taeir minds before friday - the fol-
lowing Monday al talldlng oper-
stious aust cease. The heestirata Of the
nun her of men Who wis be affected in
this citr and vicinity rarres from s.. 0o3
70 100. ee9 Etinei fes beie the - 600
men %etealI7 engaged ln making the
brick to great aur f loved in
bringing them - tb.s esq ar Boat the
car5ers a1d drivers. tae .sbosers-such
e. %, e-a-e --.a .r-..
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

SFRTNeFIELb. llL. Aur fa-The -
ports On the rotato crop are coming in
stiii n'o-s favorable. Theg show tae tofsl
area q ii8. oe9 acres. wirh 60 PEI cent
prospect August (. wit1 . ro,d aesl oi
decliae since tsst dag Esa naee3 On
tae August re7orr TIE yield Hli -
isss tasz 7.o9e. 80 Bushels against lg.-
e.eoo last Ysar. Tie average Weld to7
hf1een years has been 11a boszes r.
sne acre Tie list year's crop vss
Eoxth s. e99 GO
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
Beware Of Thieves.

The presence of a large crowd Of
strangers. IN town todsy VIII render
II ncurnbeut mon all citizens - he
unusually v.gant II sneak thieves.
TIE police ask all citizens 20 tske
scecs pans % guard bacs doors anG
ceil8r-waTs. as vel as TO look out for
picSp0c kets. TIE police can 90 mCch 3
lU tae say of protecting the town. bat
tae citizeus are asked g. observe com-
mon Caat0n n the way o. protecting <
tneu3ss lres
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
SALOON KEEPER FINED.
AanasI 6. \. r. Eaesuapnen At Camp
Faux.

Faux.
Special ts fhe Ts1 zrnsv-HFsttn
>HFUBY. Mch.. Aug. la.-The circuit
of thls district convened a. Hart yes
teriav. The first case taken up ~
Judge Dickennen vas thst Of saloon-
Keeper Wsixervi i'e, charged wlta keep
lng hs place open On July 4. He was
fne8 SIS.
Psaches are coming IN slowly. bat n
COOL condition Apples and peaches
are being shipped from Shelby aud
Hart
Hob. Robert F. Montgomery, Of
Grand Rapids. = attending court n
tins county
White Lake resorters break camp
tns wees
The anuuai g.. A. r. eucan1puent :
beng held this week At Camp Hs1k.
tseu- 81 Z. Rutherford snd Hon a B-
Morse are the speakers.
Ehe fEEEeFkw- HFRk1D = a welcome
VS. Tor ~ rany pisces n shelly.
t'rr Scha.tz. of Charlotte, s tNeana :
nominee FIR state superintendent of
schools.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
Put EN- Out

TIE character 81 the proceedings m
Police court can he vel determined by
glsncs ~ the foor after sn adjourn
merit Yesterday after peMann hsd
been srrsi gned and the court bad al
inurned the accr Vass great pudd .e
cf fltb Fhfs - not necessary. Tie
ba iiff nss nat6orsty to preserve the
common deceucy Of the plsce As vel
a. tie pubic peace q e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20

'Mr. Skinner, are you a candidate
for register of deeds?'
''lf anybody tells you | amt, you
knock them 'em down and charge It to
me. OF course / am IN the swim and
mean to strike out on the most ap-
proved plans Of the natatOry art"
1--WE heard il whispered that Andy
Shafer had ms probOscis pointed that
way"
80 have I, but -"
~But2"
Nothing"
"The d.ckey birds are twitteriug to
the effect tnat :. +. Watson has his
eagle eye peeled II that direction also"
''Nes. but -ii.
"But"
But u was no use. Mr.. Skinner had
butt0ued UP ON that subject.
''WhO will be the Democratic nomi-
nee for COngressP'
M. III. Ford. He's got 10 make the
run. Wouldn'tbo allowed to refuse if
he wanted 70. Good day." And Mr.
Skinner was gone.