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Butte Real Estate.

Butte, May i0.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the office Of the
county clerk since our last report:
Amos Calvin TO Addison Williams for
$40. lot in Faucets addition.
Robert NJ. Cobban to Cyrus +. Chopin
for 5000, lots u, ~ aud IA in block o Of
Nellie addition.
William l.. farlin To Cyrus Z. Chopin
for si.s25, lots 10, II, l. in block ~ Of
Butte townsite.
Lee W. Foster to Emil Boudet for $3.50,
lot 10 in block u Of Leggat 4 Fosters adj
dition.
Robert NJ. Cobban TO Cyrus f.. Chopin,
for 500. one-thirl interest ia lots .. 10 and
II in block Il Of Noyes x Cpton's addi-
ton.
Simeon V. Kcmper to Sarah A. Knight
for $50, lot IA in block : of Kcmper add
ton.
John Noycs to Dan Jiacinto for 2JD,lot
4 and 3 in block > Of Parrot addition.
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Another big Hotel Proposed.

by The Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May I0.-There is talk Of erect
ing "A new hotel ON the site Of the Pavilion
ON West Granite street. The owners have
received a proposition from eastern cap
italists for the organization OF "A stock
company for the purpose Of erecting a
hotel To cost $4,000. Among those inter
estcd are Casey, Holland * Co., and
George A. and X. NJ. Cobban.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
Removal OF n Land Mark.

BUTTE, May 10.-At 4:15 o'clock this
afternoon, the frame work Of the old Ar
cade saloon in Main street was pulled
down to make room for a handsome
brick. The building has been standing
10 years and when erected was considered
a fine building for Butte. For Is years il
has been a gambling house and within il
two men have been killed and one in
iured in shooting scrapes.
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Appointment, Of Military Omrer~.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 10.-Acting Governor Rich
ards this week issued commissions 10 the
following officers of battery A.unattached,
n. G. M: Captain. William Zastrow; first
lieutenant. Charles L. English; second
lieutenant, Arthur G. Sanburg. Notorial
commissions were also issued 90 John w.
Thompson of Lewis q Clark county and
W. :. Wetsel and X. u. Cockrill, both of
Cascade county
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In Miners Union Hall.

BUTTE, May 10.-Great interest is being
taken in the meeting Of the Butte Labor
ers' union, TO be held tomorrow evening
AT Miners Union hall. Several excellent
speakers will he in attendance, and the
evening will be a significant one. The
new union is meeting with unwontcd sue
cess, and now has nearly leo members.
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tn. Jubilee singers.

BY the standard SpefHi wire.
BUTTE. May lO.-The Fisk Jubilee. sing
ers will appear at Renshaw hall on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Of this week.
They are coming under the auspices of
the Mountain view NJ. L. church. The
ompan is the original one from Fisk
university, Nashville. Tenn.
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July . to July q the Union Pacific will
sell excursion tickets from Butte, Helena
aud other Montana points TO Milwaukee
and return at one fare ls5s.45) for the
round trip. Tickets good going until July
.. good returning until July ..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

Remember there is only "a beer an,
that's the Pabst Brewing company's ccle
brated Milwaukee beer.
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For sale.

One hall or whole of a general mercban-
disc store in Granite, doing u good busi-
ness. Reason for sale, owner leaving the
state. Address Box II, Granite, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

Finest brands Of wines, liquors and
cigars at Keefe's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

All of the fox-terriers sent Ia England
10y MIR. Belmont To- compete at the Kennel
Clubs show were defeated 10y English
dogs.
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nights of I'ythIa..

Go To McNul,y a Brown aud have your
life insured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

Oranges from 30 Il IS cents per dozen a,
NpaI's,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11

Keefc sells no beer but Milwaukee.
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BOBBY GAYLOR

The Great irish ComiIue, who returns % bis
numerous friends In Montana. after a prolonged
absence, having played In all the fashionable
th.aters throughout the United States Wei
come Our own Bobby' In u new repertoire of
songs. dance. aud witticisms.
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There was an Irishman in Butte who
got about two-thirds full last night. He
sat in a Main street saloon, singing the
dirty, .Ireland will be Ireland, when Eng
lands name Is mud
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Back in 1875 at Lasallcs. Mich, there
was an explosion in the Vivian shaft, by
which n number of miners were killed and
injured. The Boston Ideals played a ben
eft for the families of the unfortunate.
II. G. Barnabee, now a member Of the
B~ostonians, was one of the troupe.
Among those instrumental in getting up
the benefit at Lasalles were Be, fibey,
now superintendent Of the Parrot. and W.
j. Penrose. These gentlemen gave Mr..
Barnabee a hearty greeting here. He was
taken TO thu Anaconda mine and other
properties about the camp and was hand
somely entertained.
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A front of IA feet . inches on Mai
street is renting at SIPS per month.

There has been a good deal Of comment
during the engagement Of the Bostonians
on the removal of their hats by many Of
the ladies in the audience. II was "A move
that is appreciated. A member of the
Bostonians remarked yesterday that they
nave seldom played i'm the West before
more fashionably dressed audiences than
met them i'm this city.
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By the way, property seems to have al
vanced about 81 per cent in Main stree
since last January. At that time muci
interest was excited over the fact tina
property had sold in the business center o.
Main street at $1,000 per. front foot. The
lowest PURCHASE price Mr.. Morgan coult
obtain For the 40 foot front he has LEASED
vas $4,000. That is equivalent to $50
per foot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Chicago. Dee. 81 1~lc'EtH " "''P' :,
y,li.,u WI. ,ay.: Insurance commissioner "''"
,..,,i . b. ,.r elect Root have just completed AN
in. uc-ti,u nf the mutual tive Insurance 'onph"' ~
r,,. -,a,r and have made some ~tWtihS i''"NrI''
They have CLEANED n1Irc~ to show t'f III" N''',''
uutuJ th. Wisconsin Mutual. ana ih' N""'"''
urtuJ all Of Milwaukee, are IN such " hnAh''"' 60"
d;tion that. it i, claimed. they cannot I"l- ''Hl'"'
fl, bu.incos unl,,, ~omcthng IS done 10 re'"N' u''''
MIA. ,o,,,u.-i,urr j, consulting with the N'Wh'N
-, 49, T., thc advisaMlV 81 winding mp 'h'
,, ~ s,u. of them. even before the close "i the
o,t Administration. E"cn If the bn~lu",, "' any any
~ ,t ,o,up,ur, /, wound mp the pole, holders wiz
r, '.an.r ,,s,utd for the present 'ohull'h ~
,,nrs t. the practice Of wildcat insnrncc IN S'at'o
IhluN, .,, have no license. and the natlrc )i the
Wi'I'. ~, ,hov -cctrr I'm consequence. The Depart
ri.nt S lo,raucc has revoked the license OF me
mem -, ~ WutuaI which failed the other dav. and
h'nh'.P n,crtr nf an il agent, iu the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

cVccton Of the sentences on hc vlldccr near Nhan-
hal China fot the cruel murder Of fourteen alt i'm
spcc1rs aud the burning II the bodies 81 Nh" wounded
and dead Last March these ALI inspectors made a
rand or village. They wore 10 uniform. and the
villascr, mi,tool them for pirates. Tho inspectors
seized pile of con'ralaud salt which th"t found ly
tlr .ldr 4 % hoi-c and while removing II 10 their
boat ihry were attacked by vlagc- and oycrppvcrI.
Nearly all only stunned Dos blows. hat "a Ni-t 10
their boat showed the y,r, that try had attached
Government officers. and fearful of the ,cNcrr punish
mcut tLcy decided t. burn Oh" hId' a.d with % TIE
bodies Of the wounded Inspectors ln order To- rc'f"
All traces II crime. they carried the injured mon
the boat and de- pit" their cnircai"- ~" nrr - IT,
and burned the boat and men MP. The chief criminal
was sentenced t. dro5pijJtIuu, hui committed -u'dr
lcfo,. the day arrived. and according {" Law Bis hndv
Was cNhumci and the head struck ~ and exhibited ~
war1I u the public. -Four other were >iru ;icd
and four cNilod after heavy fines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

r,l,iulorc Dee. - ,~pcciaD.The British steamship
1f,reriorr nf the Johnston Line. which leit Baltimore
tr Landau ON November -. WAS seven days overdue
,, ,i.ht and il I, feared he has been lost She was
,,,,,,ohly caught In the hurricane whlch swept me
v,.fcrn Atlantic on December |, a she was then IN
elm. latitude II il sin hoped that the crew h'o
rn saved and that the vessel may have reached some
,r,nr moi within inmcdiat" access Of the cable ms
Vb,u.riofe passed oui OF the Capc> on November -
,,,u, 81 Inf hours behind the Atlantic Transport scan-
bin N,ryhnd which caught in terrific hurricane
,, L,r ,,ptaiu and two scamcu and was nearly
vr,,Lcd The track II both vessels was the same ana
, raucm r., undoubtedly encountered the same gale.
sic VA, ~tauch but much Older than the Mary
land and scarcely A. strong. The Thancmoc lS COM
u,oudol by captain Butchcr she has frSt, second
and tb,ri ofh,cr chief engineer and crew OF about
,unuty mcu Ec-ldn> these there were number OF
ratrucn ON board L. attend the $50 head OF cattle
nhi,h she carried. Her officers and crew were all
Tmrii,hucu hut the cattcmcn were Americans. Be
,dr, the cattle her cargc consisted ot IlG bushels
- corn lIJO balc> Of cotton and other merchandise,
,,lurd i'm an AZ -l7j...2.. The Ihalcm0e Is owned
tx ~ Johnston a CO.. of London. The agents or Iiio
lin, I'M thi> city Patterson. Ram~aN a Co.. Inc
vessel was built glasgow. scotland. by TOD e NC
,rrgor m l-,O. and was named the Guy oi Nht"erp.
When lie John>ton> bought her they changed her nsihe
to Tanemorr she is 80 feet long. 3o4 feet bros0
and a5.9 feet depth of hold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
TIE FEELING AMONG rRIsHMEX HERE.

John Dillon and r. T. O'COnnor the two Irish
Parliamentary delegates who etll remain THIS .idc
Of the awaiting the outcome Of the struggle in
ireland. and interested the time for
the announcement ~ The close Of the contest in Xii
kenny comes nearer. Indeed, the probable result 0f
that electoral battle is being discussed among Irehmcn
everywhere In This ciy with the greatest cutlusia
John Dillon said yesterday that the i've hours difference
in time between N"w iork and kilkenny wouId
enable people here 10 know the estimated if nJt the
actual result Of the election this evening. The
VarlDI, places in the North Division Of klh"uny. he
said where tho polling viii 0cclr CLOSELY
knitted tocethcr by railroads. the returns viii have
10 be carried 10 central plac" by horse express.
cannot say too mach ~ dcprrcatiDn 81 The personal
attacl, on parncl We have a good enough case
when we know that are working for the real
interests Of ireland without rcsOring 10 personal
encounters Of any form
T. y. OCOunor went 20 Boston Saturday evening
in response 70 invitation from many Of the prOm
neut lrSncu who want 20 consult with him privately
A. the best cOtrsc 10 be pursued bv tie Irish
leader, both here and III Ireland when the Kilkenny
election j. over.
something greatly in favor Of the Nationalist can
didaie sir John Pope Iionno-,y. that has been
looked far. Is that the priests have had the a>t
say in il ayalnst I'irnclr- Yesterday being
SUNDAY. the VOTERS 10 day be said to have gone
Straight the churches ia the polling booths, and
What thcy heard in jhc churches is not lrly 70 In
duce them 10 vote for Scuv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Detroit. Mich. Dee. 2l.-one Of the inmates OF ths
,, ~ the Good shepherd here left the Institution
'',,,cn,itiou-ly sometime ago owing To mi'unfcr'
,.li,, with the mother superior The matter came
q, ucht Yesterday. wien the truant nun was iouhd AZ
A., ,,,r ~ friends 40 ths city. she said that tl,c
io leu # was that the institution was not run
ncr,v The tasks set the sisters were too onerous
and in many instances impossible 10 perform In tho
ucticd time under which circumstances ne delinquent
ri,,,cd by A machine strap. In addition 10 this
va Wa w., M >trncly ponr. every thing they ate being
hcrcd one sister died from - effects Of something
sl,c ,tc Al the home some um. ago. ohe eri uieI
,hi,' .ho va, heinz whipped. The mother superior II
tc Institution denies the charges Of the truant nui AAS
Bishop Foley disbeleveS the stoIX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
rwo VEN Wor M 4 DRCNKEN RrFFIAN

4 shooting affair occurred n James - last meH''
which viii At lca,t prove fatal for one man Iho"ll
uu.>cu p drunken rcprohlt", twenty three years ""'
..d live. Al 80 l04 Mulberry II. Yesterday he went
,., one Il h. periodical druuk-. Nter iah"- III U'
uptown resorts he wandered down - JAMS ~ -,
,.. ,,,c,cb IN, street hut halted n front Of
.t n,,,.,. ~o H. when william Nelson. twenty three
,,,r. ,d who i've, IN that number. ara William
u,yl. twenty four y"lr- old. of 80 II Hamilton ST.
came f. -i M" doorway. The men stood "n inc unrest"
hod a f.w muutc-. They were Just about To START
,,non two pistol -hot~ r'- ont in quick I'll. , 10,
w ,,., -, tb.,n DavI- -tnh ~ IN" pavement. bI'''l
i fr'u bullet wound I'm the left -dr; Nr,,'h la. IL,
i ,r. fimc .ayr "a cry ~ pain ana hl~ rlShi a..
a. 'ac D,V,- and Nelson were sent 10 fh'
',r,Icr street Hospital and Russell va tiN'n ''
'.,"r, 70 rho oak ~ station. iM,~l gave =, ~
r fro shooting that he Had 90 cH a~>a"It u
.''' %. .lrd drf.r,r Witnesses. however, ~dy t1I~
n,, ~" Dlli,'- wound i- dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Kcyport y. j.. Dee. II tspecialh-Ihc people
living AT Kean,burE. little hamlet on KarItan bay.
three mile, east o this town. are considerably eNcited
,ver th. hurried burial Of the body of "A man which
came ashore there during the recent STORM lhs
hodv wa, found 10y George llelmnth. OF Port Nom
.,,,t II ,,,. tlougnt thpt the body had only been
j., ia. wafer about five hours. The dead man was
dressed in striped trousers. bne coat and "aistcoat,
vith br,, buttons. and he Wa, about hvc feet eght
inches tan weighed Id pounds ana appeared 10 oS
i,,,t tciets in HI, pockets. but nothing to Identify
hin' DEPUTY Coroner ConoNer. OF Ma,hwah VINO Is an
yrwcd the body and ordered us burial.
.ri,n inJv VA, al taken to the cemetery ana
,r.,, -, , crave without being photographed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
DAVITT LOOKS FOR VICTORY.
ALREADY CLAIMING KILKENNY BY 1900
MAJORITY.
A REVIEW OF THE FIGHT BY THE DAILY
xrws~-p.RyFLL APPARENTLY LOSING
CoNFIDENCE-NE MAKES LIGHT
OF HIS INJURY.


London, Dec 22.-The correspondent OF Inc
Daily News" at Kilkenny SAYS
In an interview to-day Mr.. Parncu made llgh'
of th. iniurv to his eyes lie called United Ire
lands cartoon representing Davitt accept
In, bag Of English gold, while
Hiberpia is hGing hcr face from him in sorrow
and despair. both absurd and Gisgraccful ! am
told that when this cartoon was placed IN ms
hands Parnc crumpled it up anC tossc'! II ansrlly
aside He appears to me TO ne fast losing 'he
certainty of success that INSPIRED ms spcecheS
week ago There was a note of sadness as well as
of defiance in his rcplv I" my query aDont To-
morow's poll lie said: I'VE are only at the
BEGINNING OF our troubles.
AT the Johnswcll meeting to-day, notwlth-
standing Parnell's vigorous manifesto calling the
meeting. there were Only. at the outside 400
mon. and few cheers were raised. In fact, II
was a complete and ignominious failure Par,
nelrs spccth saving few sentences. was the
the bcqinning of the struggle. but it
sounded like tie KEEL of lost cause
The McCarthyites addressed thirty-six meet
inCs to-day over the whole constituency, with at
les. one Commoncr at each This is Mr.. DaNltt :
u}an--to have the advantage of the last Wora
which is n great consideration in dealing with an
Irish crowd Mr.. Davitt is confident o: a
majority of at least 100 | have visited
,very corner Of the constituency, and must
say there is good ground for this view. There
has been striking change OF opinion in tie Par
neIite sections Mr. ParncllS speech here tins
evening was delivered under intense excitement
and lie is cutie exhausted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

cli,,,, p.r. II l-p,,ill.- EailrpWi managers arc
i,.t D., tl,c u... ilult, of ,"ripu, -iIILc among
,,.,.~,, -i,rl,men Nm. western rphdr "cr" to nave
made an answer yesterday 20 The den"nd' ~ the
svit,hmcn that all men wherever employed De pAd
according - the Chicago sraic. ~ ue rrluc'' ~
thc MANAGER, the road, were a"p"cu u"''' NV "''
i,,. rrcr. are ,nnor, that II the demand IS
,, ,,,o,. ,iu lac , csurrAl strike Uf all -WIichnlrn
between Chicago and thc noo N'nn,a'1,. vs., n,n nn7
manager. siy that II l. pirpo,hfo Oit, U'S ' H
small Western towns A ~ Para ip W"ih W ,ir @ ~,
Nari.. IL not considered pr1htbe u ~ 'h % 49,
the Achison stem will he Affected. a. IN '"hpan
granted tho Chicago scale " all !Is s"i"" 'e'e'
Ilnnths akp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

DanInrv conn. pee. u l,pccaD. -T"" more I"-
,.ndiary fire, occurred iu Dauburv la't nISh'. NV
nr.t DESTROYED osborne Erothrr'' lumber N"' IN" u
norton 0i the llousatonir Railway company "''-.'
Iof,.c The second ir- broke oui IN GI'"n " h''" b
tn. f,rtnrv while the first va. burning. ana ,i'N'l
,tn f,rtnrv. % tcucurit hpu,' AMI part "i Ii.'
reid. machine works. The total los Hili il" go
900 An Anarchist TrIz Iced. hn- l'rh 'I''' %
on su. piripn oi bcinc the in"ruiiaIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
srIcJDr or 4 SPANISH AuERIctV.

Auuquciquc. N NJ, bee. II Nch'h- NrmD'' H'
vc,liIc-t resident In tins civ, committed -n'm' yea
tcr,iay morning M HI home hy shooting m"' Il
tirough the heart. The cau-c b. believed !" n' III
health lie va, about to tahc Il tiip I" Ne" i"" "'
tI. advic. 81 hi- ph, i'an. In addi"h - l'l '''
in this cts. Mr. Armij" "s t'' ""''' ~ IMAM
" . -. ,,..t.,. c,nf,rtio &,iloua and IN different
i,ris az Scv Mexico. lie loivr- iamN con
rf , Ne aud seven children. the 'h"-l "i |"""', .
va, 4 rnu ia II Inui-. lie Wha "A ~phldil ~ me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
ryrrpuTrD DEATH IT { FUNERAL

Peoria TlI. Dec 9I.-Jamc llannon. willie >'""
il- a funeral party how - Kill a chicken todaN'
broke the neck ~ Patrick Lyon. man -iN'v Near'
Old The entire party were sitting IN saloon 'i'"r
funeral. and Hanfon gave the old mans neck 4
LIGHT twist The fact that the old man was neao
~" ."1 ~. so.ot,n until several hours later when the
uorty arose 10 20 home. Tho practical Illustration
lad broken his neck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
AT THE GERMAN CAPITAL.

Berlin. Dec. 21.-Empcror William drove in the
Inter den Linden 10 day. in the handsome sleigh pre-
scntcd TO him by the Gar This is the first tim" th"
Emperor has used the Sleigh which conscqurntly
object Of much interest 10 the crowd that tlrOnscd
the
The election Of Deputy Baumbach as burgoma>ier oi
DantIiC is confirmed.
Sir Arthur SuivanS "GOndOlicrs' was produced
here last night with great success.
The "NOlkSbatt' warns German carpenters against
going TO Chicago to take the places OF the strikers
there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
rn,r,rx uoLD c.RNWAL ~ cHIcAGo.

,It.,c,. pee II (>pccah. burglars. tpad' and
enc,I, trcyc, have not been 80 numerous J" "'asp
,'''" w. ,.. - the pr.-cnt winter. " lhc Herald
!" " ,,i, Ia day rcbukc, the Democratic city al
'. ,r,,ion for it, mpotcucS. and say: " ilpnNe'
'. l,t.d uy scores. men and women are chohed sand
.d and robbed the public streets business oi'cr,
hitrc" 80 go r. invaded in broad daNliglt. and nearly
III. '." ,,,er form Of crime /, committed daily ia al
clcN ti,. ion. without apparent Interference on the
.t., mil I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
DIT Ms ANrAGoNINr rWIcE

,.,t,,o, Dee. 9l- dispatch from -. Paul. Ninn
s,,.: Patrick Kilen. winner "i truhN hiH"' "'',
weight fight. lies dangerously Ill al "'' "''"' J."
rit, the result II injuries "''N~' !" NV tv
NV , ,,rc awarded the fight to killcn IN the
.,.,.d ri, g, fonl ~hcrly flew AZ his anthG"llNt
'n thr,w him. biting him twice. one W'ulH n',,,- ,,
,de in IN, left breast and IN" other III ii' az W ,
,.Irh, lc. The wound, are lhH'h lhhhn!c" """ ''
- 'I,. are feared from blood poisoning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
EYEArD APPEALS FROM THE SENTENCE

Pari-. Dee. Il. FyTiud has aplcaI"d 10 the Court
of Cessation against the sentence of death
upon him yesterday.
E,raud talked over the incidents Ol his trial with
hi, taller, the La ROquCttc prison Ia daN. He -
vrc .cd his belief That III" jury would have found
tcnuating circumstances hi, # II had been
for The address made by VI. Konct counsel for Gabrielle
UJmpard. ic said that II lr should get another hclr
Ing he would himself try TO influence the court.
Gabrielle EOmpard has been taken ~ IT LaIarc prison.
where she viii bc kept until the time allowed for an
appcal has expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

the Exchange. The enforcement of this rule meaus
that those who ship cattle to the Stock YARDS muS'
pay a commission Of fifty cents a head to members
of the Exchange for selling the stock Tie farmers
intend to test the legality of this rule; Achg lor
them Judge Lindey Yesterday submitted the ihcts III
Inc case 10 Attorney General Hunt, with view I"
having the proper steps taken TO test the question,
and the understanding is proceedings will soon be
I1run i'm beholf of the state. either to revoke the
charter Of the stock Exchange or to enIoln the
enforcement Of the objectionable rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
aoru LrGS err orr m THE CARS.

rc., Rank. y. J.. Dec. II Daniel ucl-ha~, a saloon
,.,u.r tnirl, yc,r- old. met with an a'''''h' ''
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