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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
won't This be Nice,

l, has become { question of serious consideration whether ladies cannot in sll propriesy propose marriage to the ob- jects of their affection as we'll as 10 be the recipient of the wooing as they now are, Anticipating the reciprocity" tha. is soon likely to prevail the JOURNAL MISKE presents herewith formula which Prescott girls would dc well 10 preserve for future reference
 Angelina (saking the hands of her companion and looking into bis eyes )- Arthur, t is time for my heart to speak Arthur, will you be my husband 2 Arthur (stAmuering and placing bis hand upon his heart 10, miss, for good ness sake--Angelina--You blush. .desr Arthur, your eyes .mcdestly cast down tell me of your confusion. Hew hand some you do look in that way, Arthur. ia that silence of embarrassment with bu- mid eyeisshss and your hear, beating like bird. under your snow-whise shirt Eu. Arthur. do speak one word ons only. 1 do not mean to .Tighsen you. dear. ter ridet fellow, l do not ask you to p,o- nouncc my sentence of death or life i'm di stely. Brt dearest. give me one ray of hope.
 Arthur (tremblingl-Well. yes. will see abou, if, but an overcome. Please bring ne back to my mamma.
 Aageiina-Heaven. he has fainted 1 Help! A glass of wateri Arthur. come .e. dearest! Acw touching he is in :aintl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
MURDER AT fHE PECK.
Grant LeBar, Formerly ot Prescott.
 Killed Last Night.

Johnny Rcbinsen arrived in town from Joe Peck this forenoon. bringing the in. formation that Grans LeBarr. formerly q sTe'shser ID the employ of Culver S Ed- wards, had been killed a, the Peck jus, ater Ia o'clock last night. He states that LeBsrr and a man named ]. Fl. Stccps were together jus, before ,he tragedy. and it is supposed thas Stooss IS the man wbo did ,he killing. although nothing definite can be learned.
 Johnny left the Peek as two c'elock this morning with letter to SheEiH O'Neiil informing him Of the facts SO iaT as known. The latter states that Le Bar was shot in front of ,akey Rafaei's saloon at is:ro a. m. The bullet en- tered his abdomen and passed throssh his body in slanting direction, coming out near the small of the back. He lived only short time after the shoot irs, IL is not ys, known whether Stoeps Jeff the camp after the shooting or ln fact whether he had any reason 10 leave.
 Deputy Hickey lsit fer the Peck i'm mediately after the news reached the sherif's office and the real fact may not be learned nnt;l he returns.
 Le Barr was we!l known by large number of Prescott people and all who knew him express deep regret at the tragic manner in which he met his death. His father was killed iu Poe nix about eleven years ago. and his murderer was aung by the yigilantes. His mother still resides in Phenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24


 The business men of Fresno. CAlstot- nia, have vraried of the nerv sless opera. ston of the jaw in murder, eases. and on the aoth inst they presented the district attorney w,lh petition to proceed as quickly as possible in lbe Vincent mrr- der case. IL mentions the frequency of murder in the county and says u is time sn example should be made. It thus appears tka, Arizona IS not alone in the possession of lessl machinery which operates to exesnp, rnurderess from the penalties Of their crime. and public opin- ion Is awatening to the Tact that the law IS now operating b defeat the very justice II was created 10 maintain. The lsw proposes an end; under the nice interpretation of skiliful lawyers the same law perveIss the means. Thus murder trials are rapidly being me,amorphossd into hollow farce, long drawn out, mockery, a trayesiy, ap abortion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
SulcI5o In Phsnly.

The Herald of Friday has the follow- ing: At few minutes before IT o'clock this forenoon word reached nr. D. N. Amble,, foreman of the job department in the Herald office. that his father. D. C. Ambler, whe had been visiting with his son here for several weeks, had hot himself. On repairing to the spo, where the body lay. low the residence of Ar. Rankin, on the Yuma road. and 10. two hundred yards from the home O. his son, 4 was found that he had been shot through the head by a shc. from 3 revolver which lay be- tween his legs and on exanisst,on Of bis pocka,s note was found saying that he was tired of life.
 Re xas about c: years old, 2 native of Ohio and for some years was postmaster at Charleston, Illinois, unde, Lincon's administration. He bad been 6 great sufferer from asthma the erst, but found entire relief in this territory. having been . resident of Graham county seout Mo relci for nuInher of years. He re- ceu,ly had some trouble with bushes. partner and believed himself sold out his attorney in sciting up his Susiness. hu, he saved something oyer Ss.eoc which hs had deposited here in one Of ihe banks. He also owned the property where his son livss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

No action apparently is being taken in regard to the Bradshaw road by our people. h the mean tune the tsade ot Bradshaw basin IS flowing in an over swelling volume ever the toll road 10 Phenix and everything seems as merry as marriage bell for the en,srprising builders of the road. Prescott has for years sustained the reputation of holding her own against all corners. Is i; possi- hle that iu this instance she viii allow a very important source Of her sighttal trade to be ususped by an en,erprislng aeigbbor without even struggleS This is indeed new phase in the character istics of P,eseot,'S business meu, ard the JouRNAL-MISEg trusts that this seeming is only temporary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Artlf1ol.I skuIl scraplns. |.

Astonishing success has attended the efforts of Dr. Lonnelongue, sn emminent specialist of Paris, to give intslligence 10 6 little idior girl. Though four years old, the child could neither tslt nor stand, ard never smiled or took notice of any thing. The doctor concluded that be abnormal narrorness of the head ob- stfucted the growth of the brain, and in May last be made SD incision in tbe center of the skull and GU, piece of bone from the le:t side. The result was Within less than s month lhs child could walk. and she has be- come quite bright playing, smiling and taking notice cf everything around her.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
Youthful Diplomacy.

It was on Sunday last. and Iohnny'' father to punish him said he would send xord to Santa Claus DO: to bring bin anything. The ssaali boy vas rathe' broken up for q while, but pre,ently hs vas seen hard ., work writing whal iuoked Ike long letter.
 Wha, are you doing. hls father asked
 I'm writing to Santa Claus. papa.
 L's 10 use, said bis father. I'll tell him moi to bring you anything.
 Then the small boy brought over bis letter: Deere Santy Claus, You uednt brirs anything to mee this yere. ! bay cen a v-ery bad boz, But pleese bring my good papa box of cigga-s and e wooly white horse. with long tale, an sn horn, and wasis, and big box oi candy. an enythIng slse-you think ov."--EKchsnge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
oxsxsal sgws.

Aresoln,ion has been introduced in ,he senate appropiiAsing $Ioo.ooo 10 enable ,hs president to buy q supply of Dr. Kocks reiasdy andthe formula fer manusarturang tho same.
 The ,own of Stowhegan. Maine. hes been tcpsY tuvy since last Thursday by reason of the closing up ot every hotel res,aurans and lodging house ,n the cisy on secoup, oi notice served on the propsseters that they mast take ous victusies's license The hotel and res ssursn, men combined asd all agreed to qn., business and leave shr town fl the obnoxious order was no, scseinded. Supreme court sss ia ses>son and .hc easlre judiciary wss turned ous oi lsdg ings by the closing oi hotels. The hotel keepers soou received the aausaaee shss the order was unauthorized. aud rs-
 pened.
 Prot Aosh's paid iong vial American Minister Phelps recently. Koch said ,hai his decision ,o hence forth slve lymph only 70 hosp.tsis vas due to she reports of fatal resal,s thai had followed its use n private practice. He carefully added Iha, he wss DO, per- sonaliy cognirsns 1t any death resulting from its eaeeis. pa, wss convinced that the lymph was dangerous excep shen used under constant watch by physicisrs. The pasiesi, he said. ough, to be seen q, ieas, every swo hours. He declares that is Is sseless ior American doctors ie come 10 Berlin. Lymph viii be assigned to American hospitals that arc properly vsuched foE Sick Americans should stay a, home Berin is already too full of patients.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

IN THr JUSTICES COURT o@ PRE SCOTT \ Precinct. ln the County Of yavapsi. F-f- ritory ef Arisons-
 E.. II. wfTHERELL.
 Arsiust
 JOHN McKlEE0N. Jastgc- Caart. Prescott pseelne. county of Ynxapai Arizona Territory. keese NJ. Ling, Justice. dated tne It sh day of December, lS9e. tp a certain scttnn whereln. on tue eleyeath day of Dens Der. fSea, E. II. Mlthereil as plaintiff recovered judgment against jeh1 Mckinnou, siefendoni, for thc sum Of Two hundred and fourteen and so-ioe dollars as principal, and inter st sbereon |, the anrou 1t costs oi suit. with costs snc secruing costs. have lssieJ oa the followtng described prop srty of the wtthis named Dobn MSktnron, to wsts All the right, ttls sad interest of the sssd attendant, John MeKinnon, of. in and 10 tnet cer tain ,miDtng claim CT nzsncesl bear Ing lode; called. named and known the Glad afcr rnipknz einlsn. located February 2x lss2. by John Mektnnons the netics of location whereof is Of record lr Beck c of Mines. al psges 2S- g1s. records of Ysv spss coanty. Arisona Territory, and situate in Peck fnsnins district, in ssie xasapai esarty. An Now notice Is hereby given that on
 SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. 1891. At i2 o'clock noon Of that day. In front of the north door ol the court house, in she city of Prescott county of Tavapsi, 1 will sell aii tho right tsllc and Interest of the sad defendant, 3ohu AcKinuon, h ani to the above de- scrsoed properly. at public auction. for eash in United States currency, to the hirhast and best bidder, to satisfs said execution and ail costs.
 Dated a. Prescott Aria. December l7. isoo.
 VIM. 0. O'NEILlA
 sheriff. Yavspsi County, Arixona. tirst qualifications December 3o. isso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
ssws, .orrs AxD commsmrs

There were yes conversions a' . meeting recently conducted ty Sam Jones at Palestine, Texas.
 A vegetarian church IS to be establish ed in Philadelphia. One of the iunda- mec,al principles Of the church will be lhat tie Is sacred, and that therefore the shedding of blood. even though it be for the sake Of providing food for the humsn race, 's wrong.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

The oiy cornell ef. Toronto, Canads. sas decided ihai street cars shall net rsn Sunday. @
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
xaIRxY xxaRs' rnACrTca
4 xsesar rran aa Eminsss rAyssssa>.


 Nh kpgro&; Al ths rtxk es indorstng peo. pristnry prepsusSsoh. l Aspe . lev vcrds im ssvue of . peu h~xstivs prfneirie Eus esss. how ! sams sn csscoves ii pe<senf ssk.d sscxs aklaG %c5-s Vegetable sArssyaxiiiA As ekoapariIhs esnAify contain mercury e io6sds I eeiscseds ss,c szkst toy the 10malA. which aaStns psrsiy vessssfse. snd O na.ia ss to ns to r2s ntsd almost irezs. I cooscnscd Imagine sey e<umishusns when pcsfecs hnrstive action gss reported L hsx txo great potpsx gSa, sang purclT vagesAhfe. it ts sanifkc raercsryl ros cumulative in the systssn, hcsnx easily ess rtsd cr oy ths digestive ysocsssa: and sccpsG. 9 Ia scscsfve sfsA Less easns1ty of rhs caxAss. ce principle than hxs htthe,se been sfseinshic Is in ths respect 1nkx as . discovery, ard sp prosshes ths t3css. via tts ieess medicine ocsa- siSson. vikh the Ess4soss good AS people tAke aTstsve1 fndiscrin;nately. 10 e important fox saetn 10 know sf tseSf ona tAAt is sAfs foz COG tnaous use; hence shs< oomra1riealion. The nssx.sl laxative ecects ef this psepAr atsoa mast tor shs re~sons abcve .Hasssss hoth ths pahls and the pxofesxion
 err PzyNcsAx oy THRIFT yRAxT yRAcrScA So IhaacfaD knrsSa1. March fa. ts0A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24
ACORh STOVES EYER FAIL.
OVER \ MllLIOE IN USE.
SHERsFF's SalE.

Leading hardware dealers ever,vher'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-12-24

IS THr JUsficsS COURT oy PRE- SCOTT l Precinct lu the County Of favapsi. Fsf- ritory ef Arizona
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
On I'd Floor Reached by Elevators

No. 90 FANCY NOTIONS. Basket PincushionA
94c; worth SI.5o
No. "a CARD ENGRAVING. Plate and sc
Cards ex quality. 9lc.
No. Is. CHILDREN'S DRESSES AMI
APRONS, Bingham DRESSES,
Sl.42 and 81 "a; worth 81 and 50. rs.
No 2e PLAIN AND FANCY JERSEY
WAISTS.
Sill to $3.50 each worth q to %.
No n. FrenehL C. CORsETS.
SI.sI; worth $3.50
No %. The "OPERA" BUSTLES.
lie. and l6c. worth 80.
No. a. Light-weiRht CLOTH JACKETS.
1884 worth s.
No. 80. Ladies' Blue and Black FLANNEL
1881; worth $45o
No. 81. Ladies' Mohair Il RAVELLIN @
$500; worth S.
No. 81 FANCY SUMMER sHAwLs.
7sc.; worth $l.25.
No. SO. SHEET MUSIC.
At the uniform price Of
So. per copy;
Publisher prices from 200 to S1oo.
No. "a RUBBER CLOARS.
Ladies' Gossamers,
STA; worth $3.50.
No IS. LADIES' MUSLIN HAND.EM-
RROIDERED .CHEMIsES.
&C.,; worth 81.
No So MILLINERY.
Large black lace hat tho Z" ANGELUS."
$40; worth Si2
NO. 81. GLASSWARE.
Rich deepou TAELE TUMBLERS.
S997 per dozen; worth Slo
No. SO. DINNER WARE
Real China OHM En- SETS, richly decorated In
flowers and gold, l25 pieceG
sl797 per set: worth $50.
no. 90 SILVERwARE
l,sOo TEA AND COFFEE POTS. pure white
metal with copper bottomA handsomely engraved
warranted triple plate.
&ls7 each; worth 50
No % CLOCKS AND BRONZEe.
Nickel CABBAGE CLOCKS, with strike.
1851; worth g.
No. q. BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys short Pants SUITS. ages 4 10 ID yeAfa
S32l worth 81
No a. SILK AND JET WRAPS.
Sli9 worth $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
In BASE EMIT.

bhS OAO@ uVB .bS IS
No. 4s AGATE AND T1NwARE.
Best quality Agate Ware SAUCEPANS.
lsc. to STA
No. "a WOODEN WARE.
CHOPPIEG BOWLS.
&c. to 4lc.
No. a. WINDOW SCREENING.
III six sizes,
Csc, .9lc. 36c., 40, 40, $50.
No. %. WATER COOLERS.
A large variety from
e?c. TO sa7i.
No. A. STEAMER CHAIRS.
Large assortment from
Sl2- to S67,
No. Az BAGS AND sACHELs.
Light Travelling B4gh
Sic worth SI.21
No. a. LAMPS.
ParlOr ia BILE LAM vase and shade decorated
to match, cast foot and fount duplex burner
sI.67, worth So.
No so TOILET WARE AND KITCHEN
CROCKERY.
and brown
Si.49, worth "a.
In 18th ST. ANNEX.
No 81. TRUNKS.
Special value in Packing Trunks 81
Soc: worth $40
No So REFRIGERATORs.
Hard wood, charcoal lined,
49, worth So
WE PREPAY FREIGHT CHARGES
TO ALI IL, n. CITATIONS WITHIN a
RADIUS OF 100 MILES an PAID PUR-
cHASEs OF eS.oO Oh OVER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
On Sd Floor Reached by Elevators.

On Sd Floor eaChed by Elevators
No /. XVI Century WRITING DESK.
5000; worth $50
No. .. white Bnamsllsd BEDsTEAD, full Size,
$40 90; worth &25
No. g. Boys Safety BICYCLES.
paes, Rl4.sa s2os4, and s2ass.
No. 4 Jersey BATHING SUITS. one piece,
el.o4 and Sl.l worth Sl.0o aud Si.I6
No. g LAWN TENNIS SETS.
es.es to $1,000.
Ne @ CROoUET SETS.
s2c. 10 Sal9.
No T. Boys FISHING OUTFIT.
sl2t; worth $780,
No. DOOR MATS,
eec.; worth $780,
Not SMYRNA RUGS.
47c. to $37sz.
No. 10. FURNITURE rAPEsTRIEs,rtr striped
linen.
No II. HOLLAND SHADES. complete. on
spring rollers,
i7o, lec, and ale; worth 500.
No IL. DRAPERY SILK, plain ana figured,
$50. to 100; worth from TOO. to d.
no. ID eAA ENTAIL X u6B.
DAGWESTAN, ex3ft,
S79s; worth SIS.
No. IL. TURKISH LINEN SCARFs, silk
embroidered,
&c.,; worth $3.50
No 49, Nottingham LACE CURTAINS.
sAc. to 1904 per pair.
no 10. Madras CURTAINS.
$3.50 to Sp9e per pair.
No. II. CHENILLE CURTAINS, plain top
and handsome dado,
S3.24 per pair; worth g.
Nc. 10. HORSE CLOTHING.
LINEN ROBES,
3Gc. to sl.o2.
No Ia Mons Riding SA DDLEs,
S43s 10 Se424
no 20 Ladiss Riding SA DDLES,
Ssl9 to $lo224.
No. 81. HARNESS..
Single, S72A
Double, S23.I6
No. "a STABLE REQUISITES. Frank Nil
ersH HARNESS DRESSING,
9Se; usually sold at 75o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

SPECIALS.
Ladies Jerseys, all colors and styles.
Ladies' Braided Jerseys worth 9sc. ............ 7Ro
Large assortment OF Ladies' Blouses soc.
Ladies Fancy Yoke OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 01.1S
Ladies' bingham Wrapper. ................... csc,
Ladies Striped skirts Acc
Blazers all styles and coors
Large assortment OF wraps beaded on silk. sec.
Silk corded wraph special. 0ae0
ladies Calico Waists all sizes................. 33c.
Ladies' Embroidered Shawls 2s
Ladies' Colorsd Shawls at reduced prices
ChiIdrens Reefera all coIos and siEes. an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
H E A F II
a. a. &C. AND WEST
%. -, -. AND % WEST FoURTEENTH sT.

"Nothins rsinst Timss ssyths can mate defence"
AND ROW
tha, Summer has begun in eur stores you nnd thss'
complete assortments that in Summer emily 70 b
found with uA At prices more attractive than In
the months gone by....ws have not spared the prun
ing knife nor hesitate to sell at prices corresponding
with the values that cash viii now command
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

5000 Gents Outing Shirts, all wool and silk and wool
all the latest styles and at Just onehalf value This LOT
We purchased from Of tho largest dealers in the
world. Prices s0c, 0sc.. &I.47, 81. sS. %. 40.
Special a-Sik Outing Shirt for 9e5B, also black elk
Outing shirH As for sizes We have them from IL to
l7k viii pay you to call and examine this lot Of Foods
Bargains in Heokwear. Shirts Underwear Hosiery.
&c Gents Wear ut lowest prceL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
AND NOW YOU BUY
I'M LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
INFANTS WEAR.


To this department devote space equal to good
sised store showing conn aSSortments Of CloAks
CapS saequeG DreSseG 81 and all the other articles
that 90 TO make mp complete outfit and naming for the
nnest as we'll a. the popular qualities most reasonable
pricsG
CapA Swiss null and silk, 10 cts. to 20 50
Cashmere coakS long and short 90 to 8 90
Silk CloakA long and short OF TO 20 90
Drsssss long and short II cts to 8 10
skirtA long and short l4cts to s 90
saequeA hand knit 10 cts. to so
BooteeA all colorh o cts TO 50
BibS plain and embroidered, 4 ctA to l 90
AfEhana elder down and lace 90 eta 70 so
AND NOW YOU BUY
Ladies' H. .Sltri I shS bss 20 cents worth 10
LADIES' swiss Ribbed vestst IA can,s. worth On
crochet edRe-AH co.orsi ~ ~ ="
IAa'ss "aSh ~ pnp. nd s.G 80 cents; worth go
hons Tennis Flannel Shirts 90 cents; worth ! so
hhsn'a AMI ura st S,tes 90 cents; worth 40
Fancy r GGsi aaG STRIPE ss:i. wo.n 50
"1s'' suSsI crook ~ s3 cents; worth l so
Lace Carriage raraSol Covers 80 eentsi worth l rs
''- O'''' ali new SHADES l2I4 cents; worth 10
white Worsted Passemente.t IN ... ., .
rsss for Wash Dressss- ~ cen"i worth Is
1--WE wish your horses swift and sura of foo,n
who when comfort taking would not comfort civ.
when such comfortable prices one can buy
LaP Robes and Horse Bianketss
AlLIdnsn Horse Sheets strapped, 7ac.r,.
Serim o"vsrS-hsmmsd and hame holeL ~ cents
Wool Coolers q, eo ~
Leather Fly Nets 800.
Monte Lap Robes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ga 800,
O'"'n A~p H0osS''' ''''''........~...smbd.S Lea
Six Great Spectacle in
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.
Ladies' Fun-sIze Dress Trunks.
...s....,. canvas eovsrsd-irsn bottom;
1roA-lsOttOm Steamer Trunks,
sutht,sr's price 500 '- 80 ''''''1 sses
ladies' Fine Monitor Trunks.
Gray canvAss-russet leather hound
strapped all around. one of the finest
tTuAkG made; outtttors price $500 SlTOR
Best HOGskIa Cabin BaEs,
2otnch - leather-lned east brass trim.
mtnGsi ontntter'S price. sibn SEQ
Large Alligator CIub Bags.
hAnd4ersd and covered frame and handle
Suthttsr'S prlOs, SiAOo OTS0
Heal Alligator Club BaEs,
l6inch--nicksl trtm-lsAther.linsd;
Outnttsr's price 500 0DOO
Fer RsstSsrAAt aAd Ladies' PaTIor
ia sleyAtss ~ tAtA e. SAEAAss-HS "a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-12
Close OF the Festival.

The NJ. E. May festival which was tht
attraction for so many all last week
closed Saturday night. The fair proved
a great success, the net profits being
about 81. 200. For the concluding enter
tainment the Dairy Maids Supper" OF
Tuesday nights programme was repeated
TO the delight OF an immense audience,
Prof. John Biehl also playing very fine
claronet solo. The ladies of the NJ, E.
church should feel proud of the way their
efforts have been crowned both as to the
success of the various attractions and the
patronage on the part of the public
Saturday night an artistic picture
drapery. with hand painting by Miss
Katherine HAYES and given By her to the
ladies of the Japanese booth, was pre-
scented to Mrs. j. F. Robinson, and the
handsome autograph banner containing
the names of President Harrison's cabinet
and others prominent in the national ad-
ministration was presented to Mrs Fl G.
cleveland by Mrs. M. T. Stafford, who
prepared the material and secured the
signatures, Miss Katherine HAYES having
arranged the names neatly on the banner.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-12
Following is the weakly record of nll the
principal aggregations.
scores Saturday and Sunday

The following are the scores made
in the latest games played: League:
At New York-New York 2, Bos-
ton 3; at Philadelphil-Phi 4,
Brooklyn 6; at Cincinn Ii,
Pittsburg i; at Chicago-Rain.
Brotherhood: At New York-New York
z, Boston 2; at lsdelphia-Philadelph
IL, Brooklyn T. No games at Chicago and
Cleveland-bad weather.
American: At Philadelphia-Athleti
2, Brooklyn 5; at olunlbus-Louisville 2,
Columbus 6; rain at Rochester and Toledo.
Sunday: at Windsor Beach IN. VI
Rochester TO- Syracuse L; at Philadelphia
Athletic 8, Brooklyn s. at Columbus
Louisville 0.-Columbus 10; ia Toledo-St.
Louis 4, Toledo g.
Western: At Omaha Omaha 4, Kansas
City 9; at Sioux City Sioux City /, Den
yer O; at st. Paul-Mil waukee 6, st. Paul
5; at Des Moines-A[inneapolis |, Des
Moines 2 Sunday: AT St. Paul-St. Paul
0, Milwaukee 1; at Sioux City-Sieux City
0, Denver l; at Omaha Omaha H. Kansas
City II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-12
His Fortune Came Too Late.
The Chicago Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, May $50 encouraging are
the reports of the financial committee of
the Worlds fair directory that it has been
decided to raise the additional 5000, 900
necessary to meet the terms of the bill in
cooperating the fair by an increase of
stock to that amount instead of the issue
of bonds. 1t is believed that the whole
$40, coo, 600 can be thus raised. California
has telegraphed here that the Golden
state will want about ten acres of ground
for its exhibit. The directory is in favor
of the Lake Front for the site and plan
is under consideration to fill in the lake ia
distance of loo feet from the present
short line in order TO get room.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-12
The Leaphart Murder Case.

CHARLESTON, :. C.. May l---The United
States district Judge Saturday refused to
grant a writ of habeas corpus TO transfer,
United States Marshal Miller involved in
the Lexington lyncbing case, from tn,
state to the United States court. Miller
however, will be transferred from tn,
Lexington to the Columbia Jail. He i,
afraid of being lynched at Lexington
Miller made the affidavit upon which i
respite was granted to Leaphart, who was
shot to death last week by mob; then h,
swore that the affidavit WAS false Now
he says that this last statement was false
having been obtained from him by threat.
of bodily harm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-12
Brutully Murdered.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 12,-William
O'Keefe, 4s years of age, living in block
at the west approach to the stone viaduct,
was murdered at noon Saturday ON the
sidewalk. He attempted to release his
daughter from the clutches of a woman
who was quarreling with her over the
right to use hydrant that stood at the
curb, and had laid hold of the woman,
when James O'Donneil, young man
standing near, ran up and struck O'Keefe
three times in the face knocking him
down. He kicked him twice in the side
as he lay PROSTATE, resulting in O'Keefe's
death. O'Donnell escaped.