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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. 1t
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been Elk
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $2l 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24
County Official Paper


On Sunday night in the lower low
els Of tho Savage mine at Virginia
City, . deliberate murder was COM
mitted, of which the following is an
account: It appears that while
under the influence, OF liquor, Pat
Crowley, an employe, went down to
the 12O0-foat level William Mich OILS,
the shift boss, told him he was too
drunk to work, and advised him to go
to the surface. Crowley then picked
up an axe and split Nichols head
open and threw his lifeless body down
the shaft. Crowley gave himself up
ON the appearance Of an officer in the
shaft.
There was great excitement in Vir-
ginis; and lynching was talked
of. The murderer is an Irishman
and the murdered man Cornish. The
Virginia Chronicle says that Crowley,
the slayer of Nichols, was taken to
Carson Monday night by Sheriff Nc
Cullough, Chief Of Police Tally and
deputies. Sheriff Mccullough and
his prisoner arrived at the State Pris-
on at midnight, having been two
hours in covering the fourteen miles.
Progress was slow ON account Of the
night being moonless. Two carriages
followed the Sheriff with his pris-
oner 10 Carson, but not by his re-
quest.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24
Gold at Battle Mountain.

The Austin Reveille prints a tele-
gram dated Battle. Mountain, July d,
which ia as follows: .....,.,
"rhe artesian we'll has, at the depth
Of six hundred and forty feet, struck
bed rock, tho gravel from the bottom
showing large quantities Of fine, gold,
several pans OF which have been tried.
1t panned out ten cents from small
sized handful and it appears to be all
through the gravel"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24

Following is the report OF the Smith
Creek school for tho month ending
July ID, 1890:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24
Superior Advantages.

The School has been recognized
and offers home, with the best Of
care, in a Christian family. Oppoftu-
sites equal to the BEST on the Pa
cific Coast.
For catalogues and other informa
ton address:
MISS MEGQgIER, Principal, /.
Reno Nevada,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24
THE
Bishops School for Girls,
RENO NEVADA.

The Fifteenth year begins
September g, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-24

Comfortable Beds-:-well Aired ROoas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

ur3Ay. when q change for the vo-Se
took place. He vas conscious un-
Il = few moments before his death. The
foLeral arrangements will be 81 charge
~ Mr War1er The inteTmeBt sill
take place a. Dayton, Q. In view %
the diphtheretio con- uplicstio in the
case the funeral vii be strictly private
lRobsrt g. schesck vas born in Frsnslln.
Warren Ccantr. ocfchsF4 q fs12- graz lstsd e.
Man UniversitY r. ~. vss admitted - fhs
~ Ri fs1 81 ssffl~6 r. Darfe- re serves
in ne Ch.- LeFlsIaf8re ln 5ss12 srd ~as
Rspr~Ss1fsfire ia Cr1g~evs 6orinF lszs g. He
As sVpoisfe1 Mia stsr p Rrsgl y Frsstssrt
Fi1nors a7d tar-f his res d~Hcs r. Sa8lk
Arer.ca t0ok part la neEatistfrg q numher ~
treaties Re eatored - airy II lesI as B-~
aS er Gsusrsl Hsv f'rr-ef o. Ccarrssv r.
80 49, - - si@-f~e tc fke - f.~fy-n ftA
Fovtiafs ars Fertr f~ss Ceor~essas serr
fnF part of Ns two caal~rran ~
fhs rrnr ffsr o- ~are enE rssrs Tr
80 ~ ess npre.atss WIrstsr 81
Eaeiana So III -hs serfiar
10 tsis sapsasr tkst - itss-s s.s fare
trss' ~ "a Nst eesi sars wh.-a ss'nsa
- n fhs srhrfa - - r.e- rsse ~ RI
~ ta.~ ~s~ - ~ tee - r--a-~ r.
fh+ -fes essfee ts ssFtss st w eskl.s-e~
zhsra =. asa rses ~~ss srssr~< 10 ~. rssr
ftrr - 81 r4~ resssr . Wrerf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
THE WORLDS FAIR BILL.
Tho House Decides that n Vote Shall Be
Taken Tuesday at 4. p. m.--ProvstonI
for Commission to Inquire Int ths
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic.

Tho House Decides that n Vote Shall Ee
Taken Tuesday at 4. p. m.-Prov~toBI
for a Commission to InQuire Int ths
Alcoholic Liquor Traflc.
WASHINGTON, =arch 24-When the
House met to-day Mr.. Cannon (Ill)
from the committee on rules, reported
a resolution making the worlds fair
bill a special order for Tuesday morn.
ing Immediately after the reading OF
the journal, the previous question 10
be considered as ordered at O'Clock.
Adopted.
WAsHIxGToS, March "a Senator
Blair reintroduced in the Senate on Sat
urdey his educational bill. SO modified
that the appropriation demanded is
$50 OO0, ,ooo a bill appropriating s2oe,
600 for public building at Ashland.
Wis, was reported favorsbly.
WAsHINGToS. March 24-The House
committee on the alcoholic liquor traffic
has authorized favorable report on bill
providing for the appointment Of com
mittee on the subject OF alcoholic liquor
traffic.
m provide: that this commission shall con-
sist of five parsons. 10 he sppoinie1 by the
President, who shah hold once until their
duties shall he accomplished. but Ter not more
than two years. Tne mHission shall invesfi
gate the alcoholic. fermeEteS and vlncus
liquor tra1c ia al its phases It's rels
ion N revenue and taxation. SIS eject
upon labor. agriculture. EauufactUTing
and other industries and its general econornic
criminal moral and scientific aspects in con.
nection with pauperism, crime, social vice. the
public heath. and also % inquire iutc the prae-
tioal results Of the license. prshibitory leEis
lstion ana the various methods o. reFtrsint and
taxation. u IS provided that al q tie commits.
sioners shall rot belong 20 the same political
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

the State have been burned over by
pr@lrls ares. hich &n~ pet YET sXtsn-
K4iske1. A number of houses a1a
large eg@nuty q hay are reported
buruea. several lives are believed -
have been los~ though ths latter report
= rot confirmed Tie hrs Wss started
~ henterS-
NlcnEA. Kan, March "a A prairie
are l. rAgiEg t~enty miles northeast et
aers and has already devastated ten
nLes square, destroying. according 70
she most reliable information. eighteen
tsrns- houses. with oateuilSlnEs and
sthef property, causing ; total less e
aver s1oe. O00 Several people in tsht-
.ng the are sere severely burned TIE
brisk southeast wlna Is driving tie tire
rapidly toward the northwest, but the
chances FOR rzln ara ssalas II % be good.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

RIcHBURG. Miss. March 23-1heo
retioslly, Jake Knrs3n - > prisoner
serving out two months sentence io
an assault committed on Jonn /. buli.
van in Marion County. Practically, bee
Is enjoying full liberty and the genor.
Gus hospitality q Charles G. Rich.
wealthy planter and 6rm friend q TIE
pugilist II being The practice iu this
state 70 farm" out The oOnricts. hlch
has purchased tbe services 81 Sullivan
late antagonist paying isrgs sun
therefor. u was or Kichs pisntatiot
that tie recent 'rsill" was fought
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
M 4 SOLDIERS GRAVE.
fhe RsaaAias Of Csaersl Crsek I.<ie 50
Asss 80 Oakland. aa-ILs fanersi
Services 81 CAlSAxo

fhs Rs1aAlas Of Csaersl Greek Ixie 50
hsss 80 Oakland. aa-EEs fanersl
Services a. Chls4xs
BALsMoKs. hid. March es.-1'he
General Crook funeral train or the b&l-
timo-e s. Ohio reached Oakland at
1887 IL The day w2s fine
and the people OF the town
and from the country rolad were
al The station 10 receive the remains Il
tho gallant General As soen 2s tie
body was taken frou the mortuRry car,
procession w&s formed Al tie Gene.
tery the exercises afteading The burial
were observed according 10 programme.
CuC AGO, March eL-The closinS
chapter " the record ol Asior-Gener@l
George Crooks connection with the
when relatives and frien5s, comrades
and ex-comrades IN arms. gathered from
FAR and near around his suil form IN the
parlor of the Grand Pacific 70 breathe
final farewell 10 al thaJ IS morual q she
great Indian fighter. and thea 20 escort
the remains Oh tie hrst stage u the
journey TO Oakland. Nd, where they
WILL be inferred.
Shortly after noon the funeral serv-
ices were held in the pErior where The
body of the dead soldier lay. They
were conducted by Rev. Or. Mcpherson.
Presby terlan; Rev. Dr.. Clinton Locke,
Episcopalian; :'rof Swing and Rev. Or.
Il. W. Thomas. LxPresident Hayes
and Judge w. q. Gresham, representing
the Loyal Legion. occupied seats ~ the
foot of the casket with General H. l..
Devole, OF Kansas City, who succeeded
General Crook in command OF the Thlr-
ti-sixth Ohio during the war On their
right. Facing the head OF the casket
were some 200 members Of the Loyal
Legion from this city. Milwaukee.
Omaha, St Paul and Cincinnati, to-
gether with the personal star OF the
late General, the Official and the per-
sonal friends Of the deceased being
gathered in the communicating par
lors Mrs. Crook, who bore up brsyely
during the exercises, was escorted by
Webb c. Hayes. and Mrs. Rees, her SIS
ter, By Lieutenant Kenno.
The remains were escorted 70 the Bal
timore d Ohio depot by the four regi-
ments of the National Guard, the Loyal
Legion ard the Grand Army OF the Re
public. The procession was over Q
quarter Of a mile in length and the side
walks were packed with spectators,
many of whom barred their heads as the
catafalque passed by. Two special carr
were attached TO the 8 p. N. express
one being occupied by Mrs Crook, Mrs
Reed, their friends and the military
escort, and the other by the casket and
the guard of honor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
CURRENT KyENTS

C. 4. Whis4ker 4 Co, hards sase deal
ers - T0ls1e, o., failed saturday for
s1eo. soQ
Ostlaes ca niRs large ksntseky as
gillsries cave besn secured - = BRITISH
syn1.c4se
Nine s. icidss On The West SIDE in chi
eazo we're reported during he seez
ended en Tie ga.
Rss l. Davis distinguished Uaite6
Brsshrsa divine. dlea a. D@y toas u,
Ssa4.y, aged Y yesFs
A as~ eo8Btsgfeit dime Shieh close
~ resembles ne gea-lne las essa pat
IN eircui4 -oa IL Ae~ loEk
A boiler IA = s2w-mlll ~ Wiekhte,
Ky. exploded Saturday afternoon Kill
ing t-o msn ana badly iniuFing ave
billy. the KID an American thief
has been nabbec N London ~hile a.
ten pting 70 rob bank CLERK Of sz5, ooo-
several big Cleveland breweries have
been forced % pay $40 900 70 the Gov
eminent for using barrels OF illegal
size
John r. Aitksn. Judge Of the Supreme
Court in San Diego, Cal, has been In
dicted for talsitying the records OF his
court
The work Of the Berlin international
labor conference IS 50 far advanced that
the final sittings are expected 20 be held
April q
Joseph Dillingham;, aged 81 of
Lamar Ottawa County, Kan, killed
himself becAse he had been iilted BY
young woman.
Sam Martin. negro, was taken out OF
the Wrightsyille Ca jail by a mob on
Sunday aEd shot TO death. lie Was Ac-
eused Of murder.
Prank Fook, a Chinaman. shot another
Chinaman named sam Lee AZ Dubuque,
Ia, and then committed suicide. The
quarrel Was over $50.
The charred bodies OF two men and
woman were found in the ruins of tire
which destroyed the StetsonPost block
In Seattle Friday night.
Charles Belcher, arrested az Albu-
euerque. y. NJ, has confessed that he
helped murder Joe Tennebaum at San
Pedro while robbing a store.
A general strike of the building
trades at Boston is likely TO occur April
/, the workmen demanding reduction
of the hours of labor to eight.
VIII Frost shot and killed Luke Mat
son at Fidelity, H.. Sunday. Matson
had been witness against Frost in a
divorce case. The murderer was jailed
Near Flemingsburg, KY, Friday night
the I2-yesr-old daughter Of Lewis Mark
well committed d suicide by taking strych-
nine because she had been corrected at
school for some fault
Nauvoo Nll) winters have purchased
several million small paper bags, one of
which they propose TO place over each
bunch of grapes grown this fall, in order
to protect them from blight
Governor Hovey has ordered an elec-
tion for prosecuting attorney Of the
Fifteenth Judicial district of Indiana,
the result OF the regular election in 1888
having been declared a tie.
George A. Watson, who had served
eight years in the penitentiary at
Columbus, O., for burglary, has been
pardoned by tho Governor, his inno-
cence of the crime having been estab-
lished.
5. r. Green, an employe of Ira G..
Briggs, a manufacturer Of Voluntown,
Conn, drew knife on the 25-year-old
son of Mr.. Briggs and was shot and
killed by the young man. The coroner's
Jury declared it justihable homicide.
The body of George Youngheim. a
well-known farmer living near Clayton,
H.. was found in the woods with the
head rearly severed from the body.
The man had gone insane from financial
troubles and is thought TO have killed
hiunSaff
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

rafcAca Ms~-t -
carr E-Nsrkst raafrrsfels srtfv~ f+cod
tofa ttasSF Tawnae iofs rafhKr easT
-sofatoas fa7zra - z4s N ter rto.fe
te faacr shiaefna 1ts3Fs ETt fw
FHea RI -srfee - 81 E13 r fer ra~ren f-
fssF = Htas - frr H~tresrs Hfssra 3 -
af~ 80 esoahsrr = "a e. 80 Tars-s
= 80 e sss Fass-rs . "a n f7r rHTs
= AS - ~ saHs > essF 2 .s4 vsea csrtH
N0ae $685. fsssr srf-e fsrst s
= ~~~F e. rsasss st 1ft ~
- = "a r- rs-ssh ra-s - - a. -
- ssz 49, e. % a ~ heass Fsesss
- ~-s~e -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
The PLATE GLASS INDUSTRY.
Chicago to Re Hereafter IN. plstributIos
Point-A Great Faotery 20 Bs Built.


CHcAso, March 2&-The purchase
Of 20, 900 acres Of Indisaa's best natural
gas land By Ohio cap pitalists and manu-
facturers has resulted in making Chi.
oago the distributing point for the
largest daily output Of plate glass in TIE
world The Pacific Hossl was Saturday
the meeting place oi tie OHIO
men, among whom were Colonel
A. Il ConEer. Colonel George 7 Per
kins. $ II Miller. 7. ~ Attarholt and
others. Together with several Chicago
cspitalists they have taken = charter
under the laws of IllinolA the amount
rspresented being s., o0o. oeo- They vii
80 once proceed 70 bald TIE largest fsc-
tory q its klnd IN TIE world a. ElVO0d.
While the cd one al KCkonno. Ind. vii
b greatly enlarged TIE CON binsd out
put 81 ne two WllI amount % q b9e
square feet - plate r ass Der 6sy Ire
hsado srtsrs - distri button vii be chi
~s-g
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
KlLLEO BY a BLOW.
Shocking TrHsssy 81 Fsst ssFins-. Nlsh.
Arr..t sf ths srnnes.a AssnHsnt.

Arrest - thf ~pFpr&~a AssNasuA
EaxT SAsTEAH. Mich Narrh "a
a. king trsgedy wss srsetsd in front
q ths MarshaI H0uss ss-grssv even
ing hisran1sr Aiersr6sr. AZ ed r-si-
asnA vss waiEin7 slors - street
Wfen - vss s.-a-k -srr.c toV - &
st-nresr pko ~ss sfsa1ing a. ths hrtel
corurr AieHsnSsf 49, fsl5ss 20 the
rroend. striSlns heavily "a th- stons
eat sns '~srforlrF hls sEuil Be died
-tkfr ffsn~s sircsrs 81 wss - -es~s
o1s aas issr~. sUfs srt ~ esflsrrn
Wsn We~se rsilrras u1x sn8
wees rs- fss hesa 1sefas "a ohsrges
$50 ra ~ tas ssSs<4k
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

gland. died a.
his residence in
this city AZ $50
o'clock Sunday
after n Q on OF
pneumonia sf-
ter 8 brief i'll
ness he bad
been SICK only
a few days. and
bis condition
was not con
sidered danger
Gus until sat
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

say FRAEcxco. March - -Ths rs-
port q the experts wss received sstuf-
6sy bv Tire committee rsprsssntiuF the
creditors q Bslloc a Co. p-ivsts bsrS-
ere ~ho fsiIe8 recently The rsgort
2 sees ths liabilities a. tsss 00o and ths
assets ga nnr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
n,ath II = M.II-Ena~n ,IIn.lr.l-

CHrcAoo. March - Ben Collins 80
minstrel comedian known primo. c.psil3
- fans as one Of the team RI hswf
ins and Collins led suddenly 81 bssri
failure IN Bestor on fridsy. and hs re-
mains which ar zee in Chicago satur-
cav evening. vii bs buried ~ Rose hill
CenstsrT He was = pro.i p Prod ncef -
Minstrel wittic sfns and couic ana top.
al
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
Found Guilty.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The jury
brought in verdict of guilty against
Sheriff Flack, his son William and Jo-
seph Weeks, who have been on trial for
conspiracy to procure a fraudulent di-
vorce for the sheriff from his wife. Sem
tence will be passed until Friday next.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Ian las con
Ssyed 70 Ea
CT frsRcls
Joseph, OF Aus
srlA. and King
Humbsr Of II
siy the sssnr
aRee that the
f0reiza policy
OF Germany will
lot In any say
Be atected By
the resignation
OF Prince Bis
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

PFTFRsEuEs. Va. ksrck - --- sen
stfr william hsnous wss insfrvievsa
70 stivs 80 ths report thst 20 xss ~ -
Consu -GsneTsl ~ Paris He sai5 ttst
be bad beer offered tee Corsalsrst z
sore Z 70 49,. bat be dselfr ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

EVpxTs crTF. Is. ks-ct - -Ps- =
= shiun psstor - tfs Fi-rf rorarsrs-
tionsl Chsrsh. drrppss tsso ir tis pr
pii or euutav frsr ~ iusi sftsf 30 hsd
spoken The last vcr5 of tis a1dress
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
Fate Of a Once Prosperous Farmer.

LONDON, March "a Noah Drew, once
prosperous Michigan farmer, died
penniless in this city and was buried at
public expense. He spent his fortune
on religioC monomania. His widow
will De sent ba. to America
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

Nv Yass. Marah "a -Ths hssch of
5spntT sberirs an8 sE~ar8sn - Lnd-
90 Str.as a. ihairtsd 'os nslf-ss-
snrs n - pefe lEsed n 80
.ngfs % gsn~Tsi s~sssnrs Zach an
sarad A 1iea - sut srilfg
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25


10th the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs e taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, snd acts
geatly yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver snd Bowels, elsAnses the sys-
ten eGsctualy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitnAl
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy OF is kind ever pro
duced, pleasing % the taste and ae-
eeptabls 70 the stomach, prompt Ia
II action and truly beneficial In its
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 AL aud have made it the most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs is for sale In 60c
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gistA ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes b try Il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
sAs FeAAcIsc0. cst.
LOUISVILLE. 81. AEH Y0aS. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

pa=rsr. Narrh "a Hnn Iaan .
Farlaw. p~ssi8@ut ~ tHs ripsfensti.
8asa rssg & zeTsssus fsilFs@s. @a
-.ss-~f- - 80 rastasaes ia Eav Zen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
rnAlnlF IL aAalne.

s~--r.f sf~.s pssertss 49, - c~f~fsse
r.~s.. rs-> Hr~s~s Fsre~s
rrpf ~erar Caf Nsrrt ~ Nszfir
81 80 s4ss lr - ssstnfs reFtsa n
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. March ~
fL5Us-Quiet but arIa. Patents. AJo1475s
Bakers. t2.sO33.a5; Strsights, s. 75t142s; Win
ter Patents. 81 500. ~; Clears. $500 3s.ao-
WHsAT-Stea eady and frm- No cash. sO1s .
DS,c; May, soh 1slac, No. Spring. 55zIS5o
No Spring. e5175c depending on quality.
CosS- Moderate trading and steady. No. 2
HSG2st.c. No. 2 yellow. 2pc. No. 3 &c
No yellow. csc; April Sssa9sso; May, SSH
a29ae. June. sO183o4c, July, SiGSl.e'
September S23z a saac
OArs-Moderstely quiet and steady. No. 2
rHc. May, e1s a22o. june, Hs221se; July.
nsn Samples steady. No. 3 sia21ae; No
{, White S23.G2Ss, Ne. q 71s4922ae, No
White, 23A92%
RTK-s.4sdy bat dan No Cash. s2Hc;
Mag delivery. 4asGS. Samples about S3ie
S5c for No. 2. as1s0c for ro. s
BARLEr-sBppIy little larger. but demand
fair. Common. t6in Iowa No aud No. 2 221
E5c. good 20 choice No. 4 sss1S5c. Northwest
ern-Ns ]. thia. 12s5c. good 20 choice, to1
sc. fsuCy 5oSSsc.
MSS PoRE-Trsdins moderately active aud
prices ruled stesdy al SO soll0 % foF cash
90 sc 10 ~ Tor March. SIC a. ,ale 80 for May,
al fl955se @ s2fl for July.
LARD-TrsdinE was active and prices stead ,
st . l0set l2t, fer cash. 3 loahf2a for March
Ei2t, ,as - ior Nay and ~ S1Ss = for Joly.
BUrrEE-Creamery. te2fo. DairT, 71ao
Packing s'ock sss1ao
EGes-Fresh. l9k1l4c
PorITPT- Dressed ChioEsns. s13oc Per
Dressed TnrEsFs s11se per Live Ducks. 70
q D. Per =. Live Geese a. 0oa % p.r dozen
LIoUoRs-D Distalsd Spirits stssdy sifics foT
Enisssd soodS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
WHY HE RETIRED.
Causes Wnicn Led % ths RssSx-
nzrsOa CT Bismarck
gILLIls's IDEA DIDsT SUI HIs.
TAs E4p~r0r H.a Ds~a9ss ~ r&ks fFs4
shs ch.aeslloE tAs Privilege Always
Gx.atsa niEa 81 s4s1iAs IA. Cos-
ls-sz ~ kAs C.biaeg.

50 cRASgE IA TaE scEEIGs POLICY.
BzzLIs, MArck "a - II Is announced
D0a xood authority that EnDsror VII
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
GENERAL sCheNCk is DEAD.

After Short Illness He Expires st His
Home In Washington
WASHINGTON. March 2i.-General
Robert c. Schenck, ex-Minister 20 En-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

wErsr-So Fet so -ssc io~~r. sasT.
Nay s-eSsc. June ~ Gs- ". gslT 80
G@kr. Aassst sss<as4kc December sTa
GEAa
CoHx-DuT5 asd s2ac ievsT sssT hirsd
Western ssAEA2
OARS Dn1 snd stra&v Western. p 49,.
PRo~rsToNs- R--f in fafr feUar8 F1sts.
y - = Erf-a N~ea = 90 IS Fork 4ciet
ans ArchsnFed N-v Nsss o. sG0ff = of
M~ss g. 2fa q - Frtrs Prime D So<ef n
Tarf sla- ana essv sfe.-s rendered g 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

m4rck from she once 4, Chancellor.
Is Is also stated that the Emperor wili
include anOag his ministers several Of
ths most proGinsnt party leadsrs
Chancellor Won Capriyi has addressed
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-25
MINOR POLICE ITEMS.

Notes About People Who Have Business
With the Authorities.
CHARLES FINK was arrested yesterday fol
being drunk on Fifth avenue.
MICHAEL CoNNELLY was committed to jail
yesterday by Alderman Kerr, on oath of
Michael Quyte, for perjury.
ELMER JOHNSTON, of Clay alley, was com.
mitted to jail last night by Alderman Richards
for assaulting John Hanley with a club.
JOHN AND JOSEPH BRINKBY. the men ar.
rested for preventing an arrest, were released
from Allegheny lookup on bail yesterday.
PAsoUALo OR PAULINE SoMENAL. charged
with stealing $3.50 from Frank Green was com.
mitted to jail yesterday by Alderman Reilly.
For stealing dog collar, to which valuable
pug was attached, George Taylor was held for
court in $500 bail yesterday by Alderman Nc
Kelvey.
JOHN THOMPSON, who stabbed w. S. Ford
on the night of the Congressional primaries in
Allegheny, was held for court yesterday in
81, 600 bail
WILLIAM ]. Moss, charged with larceny by
Maggie NJ. Moss before Justice OF the Peace
w. A. Young. of Millyale, was yesterday CON-
mitted to Jail.
]. A. KEENAN,, the Endowment Association
agent why got into Jail for using the mails tor
alleged fraudulent purposes, was released yes
terday on bail.
FOUR members of the Coils Club were given
hearing before Magistrate Gripp last night,
and discharged upon the promise that the club
house would be more orderly in future.
DETECTIVE ROBINSON arrested man named
Daniel Mathews last night on suspicion of rob-
bling man In Allegheny. 1t is alleged that
he was recently released from prison. where he
had been confined on a similar charge.
THE Southside police last night raided the
disorderly house kept by Mrs Annie Diebold,
at zoos Sarah street. Tie proprietress and
three inmates were arrested. Mrs. Diebold is
the widow of Michael Diebold, who committed
suicide In June.
GEoRE CoBLE made complaint to Inspector
McAleese last night that his house at No. 2620
Smallman street, had been entered Monday
and quantity of clothing and jewelry stolen.
The robbers got in through a rear window
while Coble and his wife were absent.
JOHN GRAHAM, of Allegheny, with number
of other young men from that side of the river,
went to the Academy of Music last night and
began to guy the people on the stage and make
themselves generally obnoxious. Graham was
arrested and sent to the Central station
MATTE GRADY was arrested in house on
Third avenue last night at the request of her
friend Daniel Hall. who accused her of robbing
him of $3.50. The woman acknowledged that
she had the money but said Hall had gwen it
to her to keep until next week. and made her
promise not to give it to him before that time,
no matter how bad he wanted il.