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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-16
TjdingS
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-McKinley re-
ported back the tariff bill with the senate
amendments, with recommendations thai
they be non-concurred in Referred tt
the committee of the whole
Mckinley then offered a resolution
from the committee on rules, but before
it could be read, Enloe rose and offered
the following:
"Rrsolvpd, That the clerk of the house
be directed to communicate to the senate
the fact that the reprobatn- and condemns
the utterances OF Robert p Kennedy, de-
llvered III the house September 3, refit CT
ing upon the character and integrity OF
the senate AS Il body.
Mckinley raised the point of order that
this did not present such question of
privilege as would take him (McKinIey)
from the floor. AT the Suggestion of the
speaker, Enloe withdrew his resolution
for the present, and MrKInIey reported a
resolution for immediate consideration OF
the tariff bill in the house.
After two hours Of general debate it was
resolved that it shall be III order to give
nun-COncurrence in the senate amend
ments in the gross, and agree to the com
miltee of conference asked for by the sell
ate, and the house shall without further
delay or motion, proceed to vote on said
motion. The previous question on the
resolution was ordered. Yeas liz, nays
II.
Blount, of Georgia. protested against
the resolutions, contendlng that it was II
parody Oh de,iberaion.
Mcmillan, of Tennessee, also opposed
the resolution and criticised the COM
nlttee Oh rules for reporting 1t. The
in the caucus were determined
not only that the minority should be
but that the "Plumed knight
should he throttled
The resolution was adopted; yeas, ia !;
nays, II.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-16
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1922.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, N. NJ,
September II, l69O.j
Notice is hereby given that the 70 low
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register or receiver al
Santa Fe, n NJ. on November 20, 1890,
viz: Jose Antonio Lucero for the sw 4
n" 4 and lot No. 4, sec. 4, and Sc 4 ne 4
and lot No. |, sec D, tp Ii n, r. l0e.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Jesus Ortiz y MOys, Pablo Borrego,
HiIarlo Lucero, Anastacio Lucero, all OF
Santa Fe, Santa Fe county, n. NJ.
A. l.. MORRISON,
Register,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-16

If you have in mind a trip to the old
homestead, and have decided to 20 via
Chicago, remember that the Santa Fe
route runs three throu sh trains between,
Kansas City and Chicago, (two at night
and one in the morning. so that if ticket
limits permit, little time can be spent at
Kansas City without being obliged to wait
twenty-fonr hours for the next train east.
Il. L. Nicholson, Il. p. & T. A, Santa
re route, Topeka, Kas j., J. Byrne, A
q p. & + A., Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-16
Federal Appointments,

CREssoN, Pa, Sept. l5,-The president
sent the following nominations to Wash
ingion to-day: David B. Matthews, Of
Oregon, agent for the Indians of the
klamath agency, vice Elisha l.. Apple
gate, rempved; A. l.. Hussav, of Ore on,
agent for the GranderoAde agency, vice
Thomas W. Faconer, resigned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-16

WAsHINToN. Sept. 10 The amount of
silver offered to the treasury department
to-day was 800 900 ounces. rne alnouu,
pur' hased Was 26J 800 ounces at 81 l57@
81 ,5S7.
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TIL Eugeue CowIes >ho ting.

MONTREAL, sept. l5-rhe celeb 'at"d
case If q. q. Hale, of Cleveland, Ohio,
tor shooting and "ounding his brother IN
.,,,,,,, -i""' !" thi- CITY last June.
guilty and WAS fined $oUO, which lie 'Patn,
aud the case ended
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07
SWYRNa RUGS.

SEEE do not deal in Carpets,
sHg Some dealers claim they
MY are higher and some
u manufacturers say not.
On Oct. 3oth one Of the FORE
most dry goods houses in New
York wrote Us that they had
contracted to use an immense
quantity Of Bromley Bros.
best Smyrna RHqs. wanting
to divide the lot with us, say.
ing they had shipped us a
sample line, IL Of each num-
Der or size, We put them on
sale to-day at surprising prices.
The sizes in stock are 18x36,
2IX45, 26N54, 5oX6o, 36X72,
price commencing at 1890
size oS cents.
We can furnish at short no.
uce AK feet, 6N9 feet, 7 X
10 +, 9XI2.
The way they are received
will determine the quantity
which we will agree to use.
We are assured that they arc
very good, and we offer them
with pleasure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. FRIDAY NOVEMBER l. 1890

! sum the county clork shall pay one dollar
! to each returning officer, retaining toe bal
/ ancc NJ his fees Committee on elections.
| H. 3l0 by Mr.. Perry of Barre to pro
! tect the purity Of elections in balloting. In
| every town where "a check list is kept. a
roll of names of persons voting shall be kept
| and every nnmo shall he numbered consec-
utvoly and the same number shall be
called back and the numbers shall bs writ
! ton ON the back of tile ballot. Any ballot
! found in the box, not numbered, shall be
deemed fraudulent. a disagreement in the
number Of votes in the ballot box and the
total number shall render the whole
bullot null and void Committee on elections.
H. 81, by Mr.. johnson Of Brldgewater,
to repeal No. 81, acts of 1883, rleating to
the protection of fish in Lowell lake, Lon
dondorry
II. 3l2 by Mir Sawyer Of Sudbury to re-
peal No. %, laws Of 1856, act creating tho
| board of railroad commissioners
II. 3l3, by MIR Robinson of Bar ton,
towns of less than 900 to select three grand
and six petit Jurors; towns Of over 1000 to
select sis grand and II potit jurors, TO be
drawn 10y associate judges and county
clerk
H. 311, by Mr. Marshall Of Hrattleboro,
| provides that names Of nonresident stock
holders in banks and other similar organi-
2otion TO be sent to town clerks
II. 3l5, by Mr. Hill Of Luncnburgh, to
exempt soldiers and sailors, veterans of the
war of the rebellion from poll tax.
il. BIG, by Mr.. Cannon Of West Rutland,
nine hours 20 be a days work.
II. 81 by Mir. Moloney Of Rutland, to
repeal certain laws relating to the branding
/ OF private creamery butter as SUCH
" 10. r Nov. nj. 10,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07
PIECES Dodge Davis
UNDERWEAR.

Mems Shirts and Drawers
from low grades end prices to
the inest Iull fashioned goods.
Before buying your winter
Ianncls, see what We are offer
ing. Ladies Underwear co.,
ton, merino and d, wool, me-
dunn and heavy weight under
wear, calnels ham. natural
wool, white and scarlet, good
goods at prices sometimes be-
low bargain offers. hildrcn 5
underwear, white scarlet and
natural wool, sizes 10 to 81;
babies underwear in good
goods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07
THURSDAY


s. -, by Senator ICa-e, To incorporate
the village of Hartford, general committees.
s. S6, by Senator bow, to incorporate
tho Essex Comparative Savings and Loan
association; committee on hal>s
s. 81, bv Senator Camp, dNing the sal
aries Of certain state ,,licert: joint special
committee on State and court expenses
IThe annual salary OF adiu;nnt and uspec-
tar-gcuorai -hal u, 500, mat Of quarter
ma.ter-coneral 500. SO state officer al
loved n salary. shall receive extra allow
nncc for expenses. members of boards of
commissioners not to receive per diem
exceeding S..
: ~. 10y Senator Grout. provides that
listers shall set in the lists OF the : respect
i've towns tho real estate OF railroad cor
porations, situate thcrein including the
roadbed@ and tracks, exempt from taxa
ton FOR first five years Of operations. COM
mittce on grand list.
S. 50, by Senator Adams. in relation TO
imnrisonmnut M the House OF Correction.
judiciary committee.
= 90, by Senator Hng.ley, to almond SEQ
ton of &C, No / Is o. the acts Of 1856.
General committee.
:. ~. by Senator Child. to incorporate
the Alpha Mu Chapter OF the Chi i> ira
ternity Of NiadIebur.; general committee.
: -. 10y Senator Roberts to incorporate
the burlington Manufacturing Promoter
company. general committee.
s = %. 10y Senator Morse 20 incorporate
the uion Saving, bank and Trust com
pany of MouisviHe. TO committee on banks
$ o., from judiciary a. substitute Tor :.
l.. relating to paupers, ordered to lie and
be printed.
niU, Passed.
H. %. to lcsalizc Nictory's list for 1850;
II % ~ tncfftia ta G-l,iuI, in the waters of
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Z
money expended in experimenting Michael
Sullivan charged VITA lnanNiauGhter. Com
mltloo on claims
H. 966. 10y Mr. Tudhopr o; North Hero,
an act relating To- fishing IN Lake Cham
plain. ~ alleged pike, or pike perch may
be caught at any time. Committee ON
game aud fisheries.
H. 2G1. by Mr.. Eastman of Groton, re
Eating to the organized "mantia;' military
committee.
j. 9Gs, by MIR james Of Wcybridse.
granting steam Terry charter at larrabccs
Point: committee ON highways. bridges and
ferries.
H. 259, by Mr.. stowe of Roodsboro TO
change the name OF EGith b. Gray; general
committee.
II. go. by Mr.. Pollard of Chester to in
corporate the village Of Chester, committee
ON corporations
j.. III, by Mr.. Chamberlain of Bradford,
TO incorporate, to, Bradford ncqueduct
company, committee On corporations.
Eiis PASSED..
s. %. laying a tax on Bennington county:
H. liG, to pay " = Lowell $500: II.
| 142. authorizing towns to appropriate
money for the Observance of Memorial day;
H. l9i, Incorporating the Locust Fridge
Cemetery association OF Erattlrboro; II. IS,
enabling school district No . in Mild,esex
10 draw its share of the public school moneys;
II. IL. legaiiliug the grand list Of Derby
for 1855 and 1889 ii. :u2, changing the
name Of the Woodstock Cemetery associa-
ton: II. 40, incorporating the Pltt-ford
AQUcduct company X. 1856 amending
charter OF the village Of Middlebury; II.
>UG, incorporating the West Bratticboro
/ { 20 =,
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S. 119, by Senator Peck to repeal section
$40 4. H. relating to the annual regimen al
parade
s. 49, 10y Senator Kingsley, provides for
adoption Of Commits Vermont to take effect
from July l. 1880, rs though adopted be-
fore April T. 1880.
=. 1lI by senator Stevens, to amend act
no ll6 Of acts Of 1888.
$. 10. 10y senator Kingsley, relating to
the election OF representatives
5. 1iG. 10y Senator King ley, to legalize
the grand list Of Rutland 80.
senate Afternoon bills Introduced and
Referred.
S. III, by Senator Allen, in relation to
the Sand Bar Bridge company; joint com
mittce on game aud fisheries. Requires
this company to construct and keep IN re
pnIr through that part of its bridges situat-
ed upon the sand Lar at some point in
the portion within one mile of South Hero
terminus. fish and water way, 10 feet in
width and suitable FOR the transit Of small
boats without mnsts, the State to nppro-
pirate blaub dollars
$. MS. by senator Allen, by request. in
amendment OK section 1917 r. H., relating
TO protection of campmeetings General
committee.
$ ll0. 10y Senator Fairchild 10y request,
in amendment of No, 8, acts 1883, relating
60 public instruction. Committee on edu-
cation.
:. l20. by senator Stevens 10y request
for the protection Of honorable dealers and
the general public General committee.
$. l2l. by senator Roberts to amend
section 23og r. L., to protect the rights Of
married women and minor children. Ju-
dietary. potuulittpp
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RiDD0nS.

We offer to-day a most
complete line of Ribbons.
great bargains, at 10 cents a
yard. Plain Satins, best quail
ity for fancy work No. 50 At
2Qc. No 40 at SOC, No, 90 at
4Sc, in exquisite shades.
We shall endeavor to retain
the foremost position in the
dry goods trade OF Vermont
so long held by this house,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07

King among Linimouts ia Johuson's Ano-
dlnc urcause it can DO taken internally by
every one,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07
Silk Mittens.

u The engraving shows a late STYLE of
these goods, They are made Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-07

H. l2i, to pay Carroll Smith the sum
named; Il. 1870, TO pay Olu Huntington the
sam named.
Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
THINKS 1T WAS STOLEN.
A. D Mcdonald, OF Chicago. Btnts That
TN Fish swiped q stock CertinoAts.

Alexander J. Mcdonald, Of Chicago,
Goodwin, Adslt a Mcknight, has COM
menced q chsncoy sult in the Circuit
Court against Thomss N. Fish and hls
attorneys, T. !. McGarry and Mel
bourne H. Ford. ia his b.ll. complain
ant sets forth that be is president o.
the Pneumatic Power and Railroad
Gate Company; that the ofiicos % the
company are at Chicago. and that de-
fendaut, Fish, occupied the same ofice
room, only a railing separating Their
desks. that on April 2l be left hls Ofhce
and when he returned = certificate for
SIS 900 worth Of the Gate Company
stock was missing also a blank power
OF attorney which he bad .lgued.
Complainant claims that somebody
stole the paper, but whether . was flsn
or not, he does not pretend % say. lie
does saw, however, that Lu-
men Jenison told him that SAID Fish,
through his attorneys. McGarry d ORD,
Of tered % sell him 900 shares Of tie
stock of said company, and show 81
Jenison certificate No. 50, whic b com
plaInaut claims ls the one which was
taken from his Office. The bill saws
| that the attorneys offered the certt-
cate 20 Luman Jenison for he sum Of
g. 500, although complainant claims
| the stock could have been sold for SIS
per share at his Office ~ Chicago, az
any time.
The bill further states that the COM
/ plsinant docs not suppose that Mc6arry
| 4 Ford have any knowledge Of the facts
although they have not given up the
paper. although requested 20 do 50.
Judge Burch signed a restraining or
I der commanding defendants, Nclisrry
& Ford, not 20 deliver the certificate 20
Thomas NJ. Fish, or any other person,
or TO allow il 10 pass out Of their pos
session until complainant can move for
al injunction, and until further order
| OF the court.
It's the Pneumatic Power and Rail
/ road Gate Company which rs building
I the factory at JcnisOnvlie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

sut where Are saas reaehes Csmiui
Graaan

Bal Where Are shs Peaches Cs"ius
Graaaf
Mueh interest has teen ie.i il heti
e0auis ths spnug la the coming fe*eA
erop. and bon gh's interest ls ae'r.oi'
ug nto pos af, aaN.eiy, - the ha.s--
uous multiply taai aoleial pfopl1e1'es
a1e lkels e. 3. ,-llael
j. j. Elliott. at ls5 Foaaia.n-sis a.
both . pmcuoa ana tbeureucai .ot-
ucaItsral.st He IS personally mtsf-
esteJ ln al ma,tcrs pomoloS sa. -I.-
la. taken the pa.ns to scoaf ta.s Hn
dlate HitmliY F>l solallA and e. Sc i>r
lmaDy iIoa otntf parts oi Cd, eiAl-i
on Iue actual NVud laa oi tae peach
croD. Toa lfI.Ee RAAi-h EEAAl reporter b
Yesterday ht said
~ ou NAV give notice a. producers,
dealers aud consumers. and aA others
whom Il nMN concern, tiIat There VII
oe no peaches WhatsoeVcI. ] 40 nol
mean tY thls than the peach crop Nl8
be hight. bal that lt VII ne a complete
total. dennuon failure.
That beng "a uncommouy hlld
prophecy said tle rtpoTier, Evil you
be k.nl enough 10 produce your eve
denOt
Certainly" sad Mr. Elliott ~
have taken much pains T. examine
buds b AL sections of thls local iH. al4a
] find them all dead. There Wl e. uu
peaches "a Kent county. ! haNp seen
but one tree n blossom u Kent Dauuy q
although } have visited orchards uorii.
south, east aud west. The one cAcep-
tlou ls ia tht a.. X. a 4. yard. uesl t4e
imoa depot She warm weather ot
the winter swelled tae buds. ana tarn
TIE cold snap OF March KILLED them.
"HoN about other locals
"a have received letter lrom 7 D
Lyon, of o0ath Haven. president ol taa
state Horticultural soclelN, and he
states that thr same conditions prcNal.
there as here. There wlll be a good
crop ln Oceana County, but Ocoana
County ls mol Michigan.
How about other frutsF'
"Cn, rres, plums, apples, and sll
I small fruits promise spiendldiy. II any
harm comes 10 these. G must occur he-
T tween now and harvest time. Bot YOU
/ cannot say i TOO strongly that there
/ viii be no peaches in Kent County
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

devote MY msad ~ u farther develop
ulsut. us muscle c. app sll.g it far the
clre u as. ana ms uQfty G. igs
aetelse from Malicious attacks Hence
az persons who are uos ready ANA
Nlihag 10 defend against a sast Tor libel
sn1 u3lTy o. property secureo % Ue
bg Letters Pateut III tae luted states
are hereby uot sed thai for ans oue g.
assert that tne treatment r hartful or
dangerous. or g. ~ - a.u1eT ANY one
from continuing ~ commencing tis
treatment % telling tuelu that tls
treslmen. .s hurttal or dangerous. VII
TX aAulag ~ o.th q tae pAtrut An1
myself or - Ae onl.l oI operator ot
the electro ozoae treasaeut. The
motive ot coroner -r cannot oS
questioned bg a court q. lGsuoe, no
matter g the Ferdlct Is contrary 10
all Ihe testimony or evidence. Bat the
ugteung u such words oT accusations
against me az against the eleotro-o1ons
treatment Dy an Individual. lt Dot tne
truth. Is aCu0uable. L nov assert tlal
eleclro-oE9ue treatment ls not aay
more hUruul OF dangerous than the
breathing 0f common ar, taxing hSti
OF warming yourself al steam raa a.
tor TO get the besI remedial results,
however. Il should be pfoscrl bed or ad-
mmlstered under The direction ot :
physician. But Il i lmposs bic IL harm
or lnluTe anyone, even Il used ild 5
crlmlnately, lgnoranLE, or WITH Nil
fui effort 20 inJure This vii Oe ob
yOus 20 any intelligent person Who Wil
examine the apparatus and test tut
treatment. The reason Is because the
force II limited wltnn safe bolnQs.
Had this not been perfectly apparent
10 ghe intelligent Board Oi Examiners
the patent would not have been
granted, for the reason that absolute
safety constitutes an important ele-
ment or feature Of tne cla m
This process OF administering acr.
form fluids having been found upOl ex
animation made by the Board, 10 be
new, that IL is unlike any other process
of administering treatment known q
med al science. Il Also beng found
safe and useful, the Government Of tht
United States by Letters Patent No
! 40S ,723 granted unto me John {. Ken
nedy, ms heirs or assigns the right L
| administer perform fund throughout th'
/ United States and Territories thereof
/ from a condenser. at a pressure Of from
/ - 20 100 pounds 10 the square inch, 70
/ the treatment of diseases of the lung
/ and air passages, and even 10 those y
an advanced stage OF consumption o.
| suffering from nemOrrhage OF the lungs
J Such is the language OF the patent. The
! coroner, however, ignored the paten
/ and annulled the law OF the United
| States by writing and filing a verde
censuring me for doing the very thin
that the Government granted me tn
right 10 do, which right no State O
/ local court has authority 10 abrldge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

II ne nerves get tlred easily. tne
sleep 8 poorf an1 there : l~~S "
DrA.a rorce, d0a { tlluk tlAE TIE sure
el1 = Lne insane asylum o. Llr grave.
" course, z ess symptoms arc not
attended 70 ln >e4so4, there Is ferF
sgnOng probability of ser.oGs results
Ole ~ the worst resturee ot tals nerve
exhaustion = that there ls nos enousa
vitality left u resst fever. pledmol.a.
% other dangerous lllue,-. <u4 tie AZ
parent.y vigorous peTs01 Is "a easy
pres Tor deata.
lAA- = al over Owerng reason lot
taxing care " the nerves. but Z IS
10. the strongest. Better q sudden,
unexpected death than the living death
Ia tle lnsaue asylum. which IS TOO oltel
tle END II neg .ecUpd bEa.u AID nervous
diseases IT, tne hrst stages " nervous
affections, Panr's Celery Compound Is
a positive cure. Aud Il h&s often cured
those whOm friends and physicians had
gwen but a lev DAYS 20 hYe. NJ.
I Richard u. Young, toe Well known Per
! funer Of 100 Milllam-st.. New York. IS
always glad 20 tell any inquirer how he
was cured OF insanity by Pa.ne's Celery
Compound. Others Nil tell YOU 90
| cured them OF paralysis, 81 Nltus' s
/ dance, and the most serious forms OF
nerve and BRAN seases.
TINS medicine Is q pure scientific pre-
/ parauOn tnat strengthens the nerves
/ anu restores the BRAN 10 VgOr. Use il
! and q how soon the return OF strong
! merAOry, clear sightedness in buslnes-
/ Affairs, and energetic feelings, Wi
/ grove the wOnde-ous power OF thl-
/ grand lnWgOrator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
LAST REHEARSALs
For the National Pageant on W wednesday
May.

Alp. m. there Will be musical re-
hearsal with the orchestra's parts at
Powers Opera House.
Alp. IN. the Minuet and Isabella's
court, also the sololsts Columbia and
the Goodness of Liberty, the Flower
Girl and the hospital scene.
At2 p. N. the captain and officers OF
the Departure OF the Grand Rapids
Volunteers Twill meet with thes OCH
estra.
All the solo parts should be present
between ! and 2 p. N. for a musical re
hearsal.
The male quartet and the chorus Of
the Emancipation Proclamation will
meet at Mrs. Judd's, Fountain-st.. al
9 a. IN. and at $50 a. N. All should be
sure to get them before gong 70 the
opera house, as there will Be no chance
10 distribute them there.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
one-haIf Fare Excursions to Somerset
Kentucky.

For the great land sale at Som ersetr
on May % and 2I, the Queen and Cres-
cent Route VIII sell excursion tickets
from all stations n Somerset and re-
turn at one fare for the round trlp on
Nav 10, 20 and p. good for return un-
til May 81, 1890. Round trip rate from
Cincinnati, S4.73.
Proportionately low rates from the
North and East.
Somerset the Queen City OF the
mountains, is the gate city Of 'he great
Kentucky OIL fields; the coul.y seat OF
Pulaski-the great fruit county Of Ken
tuckv-a prosperous city Of $500 A
magazine OF wealth underlies the coun-
try for many miles, consisting OF coal,
iron, lead, hthographic stone, building
stone. lime stone, plate glass sand, gas
and oil. Don't miss the opportunity 70
invest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

The following program q Discus
sion hss been adopted for ths Iri-5isis
WIle-l' Convention r. - neio 81 p.
sgavne. Ind ou Msv l5 and "a
f'Organ rs t.or.
sfTre Mfl ler ass Wheat Buyer
'rThr Best Milling Nnest f0f tnis Sec-
ton
Methods - selling
Prom MI - Market"
oEef ora Legislation arf Its hela-
teyr - re Nil " Pus nsss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
GRAND sCUFFLING MATCH
Omcer Cowens and Constabis Tond Both
wanted the same Trunk

hauffn thf same
Last Saturday Deputy sheriff Cowens
bv virtue Of writ OF attachment issued
from the circuit court, al the instance
Of Charles Er.n Vernon, soizen a trunk
belonging 20 Thomas II Winnett WIN
nett ls Ncrnor's bushes manager, and
as tho actor claims owes him money.
Deputy Sheriff Cowcns took the trunk
20 TIC sheriff Office % the court block
whore be- locked q ln and left q over
SUNDAY Yesterday, Minuoft. secured
a wit ~ rcp.evn from JUstICf Hydoru
and placed & In the hands Of D0rstaI . e
Pond The hale and hearty old con-
stable betOok himself stfg g Htwsy o.
the shor fs Office. served the wit on
Oficer C0weus and demanded the trunk
Mr.. C0Weus Tru. ID THAT hf tnouFnt
the description p the vrt insufficient
and told Nj Pond o. VAT Whiie DO
telopnoned % Ward 4 Ward, NerDof .
attorneys.
While be was engaged n blfpbonlnf,
Constable Pond grabhe1 the trunk su0
started ~ drag q out n ne room
seeing what gss gong On. the worthy
Couers dropped t1e usDsuIttef snd
alao grabbed the trunk. Both men
began 90 get ltLe hot ~ ssch .thor,
and the way they hustled the Old trunk
snd esch other around vss terror
Half the county officials were sttrsrted
4 ~ the scene hv TIE racket suo 80 ~
County CIerk Harvey, tDey mckeo t1e
par on Both fuslly became - q
fsusfed thst they were compelled ~
/ lot up. Officer C0vens finally admitted
/ ttst constable Pond end TIE wit were
/ 20 much Tor hlm, and Pond TOOK tbs
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