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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
EDISON'S LAST TRIUMPH
The Latest and Greatest Of His
Inventions
WHAT TIE MACHINE NAY Be USED FOR
description OF Apparatus ts be
kaows as the kiastogrsPh, a Ma
ehise hieh IL Intended to
Photograph AeIIoa-

Ntw YORK. May gs---A reporter has
oFatory at Orange, the model of his new
machine, the kinetograph. This Is de-
signed 70 reproduce al distance lee
ture, opera or any other occurrence,
both in sound and notion. The ktneto-
graph is nothing more nor less than
photograph camera arranged IN new
way 10 do new work. Ii photographs
action. AS Edison says: The kiaeto-
graph does for the eye what the phone
graph does for the ear" In this small
box camera Mr.. Edison places roll of
gelatine fiber about taree-fourths of an
inch wide and any length desired. The
interior of the camera is. of course, ar
ranged on plan similar 10 that on
which the ordinary roll cameras are
made. The gelatine strip is unrolled
from one spindle and rerolled on an
other, and in passing from the first spin
die To the second is carried before the
lens of the camera. The shutters of the
camera are arranged TO be worked by
tho shaft attached to the cylinder of
the phonograph. This shaft also works
the spindles which carry the rolls. The
mechanism of this camera is so ar
ranged that when the shutters open
the spindles stop and the gelatine film
Is fixed before the lens. In less than
the forty-sixth part of u Sec
ond the photograph is taken, the
shutters snap, the spindles turn
and the gelatine slips move on
for a new photograph. The arrange
ment is SO complete that forty-six per-
feet photographs are taken in one
second. These photographs are shown
by means of a camera at the same time
that a photograph gives sound
record, the continuous photographs
showing as one picture. Any scene
may be reproduced Mr.. Edison
said: II wrote an article some
years ago limiting at this very
invention. The papers made fun
of me-said had better stop
talking. This made me mad. and
determined to carry the conception to
successful issue. felt confident that
could do it. The only trouble about
it was to take the impressions fast
enough SO as to secure pure motion.
This l have done intend to have it
ready and in practical working shape
for the Chicago exposition"
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
- DUEL TO THE DEATH.
A Constable and Farmer Fight with
Pistols. One Being Killed.


ArcHIsoN. Kan, May 2s-Edward
Hageman, a constable, went to the
farm Of Cyrus Aldrich, in.:Norton coun-
ty, Tuesday afternoon TO take posses
sion of some mortgaged horses. He
made known the object of his visit 10
Aldrich. who warned him not to
touch the animals, and at the same
time he commanded his son and
daughter to run the officer of the place.
The boy hurled heavy stone at Hage-
man and Aldrich drew a revolver and
fred. Hageman also drew a revolver and
the two men engaged in q deadly duel
until they had exhausted their weap-
ons. Hageman received ball in the
hand and one In the abdomen. The shot
in the abdomen brought him TO the
ground and was the last fred by Aldrich.
The ball cut through the mans
bowels and he died in great agony at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Aldrich
was also brought down to the ground
with three bullets in his shoulder and
breast He will die. When the fight
began the men were 80 feet apart,
but they advanced toward each other
as the battle progressed, and when
they fell they were almost within arms
length.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

BERLIN. May ss.-Herr Cshensly has
been the principal mover in the efforts
Of the European Catholic emigration
societies 70 induce the pope TO follow
distinct national limos in furthering the
church's work among Catholic emf
grants 20 America Herr Cahensly has
sensa memorial 20 the pope. in which,
among other things. he prays that each
nationality may have a clergy OF i's
own: also separate schools, in which
emigrants' language would be taught
The plan proposed in the memorial
would. II adopted. seem 70 Be peculiarly
well adapted for the preservation in
America Of the languages and race dis
tinetions Of the enigrsnts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
MlODLEMEN MUST GO.

Plans OF Farmers' Alliances and Inous-
trial Organizations OF Several Western
States.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 2s.-Next
Friday delegates from farmers ALI.
ances and industrial unions of Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and
Indian Territory will meet here to es-
tablish an interstate union The OBJ
ject OF the interstate association is to
effect business organization and to es-
tablish an alliance newspaper. The
business organization will be on the
cooperative plan, and will be conducted
not as a pro1t-inaking concern, but for
the purpose of doing away with the
middlemen and marketing farm prod
ucts at the lowest possible cost. 1t will
also purchase direct from the manu-.
facturer all farm implements, etc, and
viii sell at first cost, thus eifecting a
considerable saving.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
WILL HE BE a BISHOP


sixteen OF tho twenty-five Dioceses
which Have Voted Are for the Con-
secration OF Phillips Brooks-Thirty
Still to lie Heard From.
NEW YORK, May es.-The Sun says:
Twenty-Five of the fifty-two Episcopal
diocescs in the country have practical
ly voted either for or against
the conservation of Bishop-elect
Brooks. OF these, sixteen dioceses
have given their consent and
six have withheld it. DIR. Brooks
requires at least eleven more in his
favor before the necessary majority
will be obtained. DIR. Brooks friends
are confident that he cannot fail to
win, but it is not an absolute certainty
yet that he will get the necessary vote.
The vote by dioceses now stands as fol.
lows:
For consecration-New York, Albany. Cen.
trail Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. North Caro-
lima, West Missouri, Southern OAio. Eebras-
ka, Tennessee, Indiana. Missouri. Michigan
Connecticut, Maryland, Minnesota and New
Jersey.
Against observation-disclosures, Iowa, West.
ern New York. Milwaukee, Mississippi, chi
cago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

Ssshlss seem Of the lkAt2. Easeh a. Is
Supposed tbs insarxents VIII sar-


ssshiss seen Of the nas2. Gaseh a. Is
Supposed tbs insarxeats WIN ssr-
reader.
WAsHISsToS. Nav 9s-The navy de-
partment on "Wednesday received It's
first aews from the Charleston since i
left Acapulco, Mex. the first Of last
week, IA continued pursuit oi tAe itata
WAen tbs vessel failed 10 touch
al Panama within the tune ex-
peeted the Department. said that il
was probable il had been decided 10
keep straight ca down the coast and
that the Charleston would fret be heard
from AZ ssme Peruvian pert This pre-
dietion is fulfilled. for the port at which
the Charleston announced It's arrival is
Callao The whereabouts Of the ltata
are as far from being known as
before the Charleston was heard
from. for Capt Remey, its COM
mander, reported that he had seen
nothing of the itata on his cruise
down the coast The Charleston
will join the squadron under Admiral
McCann in Gillian waters, and il is sur
kissed that a report viii al no distant
date come thence announcing the
peaceful surrender by the insurgents
of the elusive craft, which the United
States government viii libel and per-
haps forfeit for violation of our ne utral-
ily laws
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
TO RAISE REINDEER.
Tho Government to Use the Fleet-Footed
Animals az Beasts of Burden.

MADISON. Wis, May 2s.-The gov
eminent has asked Capt. C. A. Curtis,
of this city, retired army officer, to
so to St. Lawrence island, in the
Behring sea, to take charge of a
station about 10 be established there
for year. The interior department
desires TO establish station on this
island and begin the breeding of rein
deer there TO be used instead of dogs
for hauling. II is the intention of the
government to import reindeer from
Siberia to the island, and a mum Der of
Siberians will be engaged to teach the
natives how to raise and care for the an
imals. A reindeer park will be estab-
iished, and as soon as the animals are
obtained in sufficient numbers some Of
them will be taken 20 Alaska and dis
tributed among the people in that
country. st. Lawrence island is about
50 miles from the coast of Asia, and so
from Alaska, in the Behrirg sea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
OHIO FARM Frs.
The Columbus Convention Refuses TO
Indorse the Third Party Noyem. 1T.


COLUMBUS, Ind, May 2s-After hav-
ing discussed resolution calling for
third party convention from o'clock
Wednesday afternoon until almost II
at night, the Ohio Farmers union final
ly defeated the project The vote by
which the convention refused to in
dorse the third party movement WIS es
yeas to GA nays. The convention adopt
ed platform demanding equal tax
alton of all property at actual
value, less indebtedness on it: the
sale of school books at the cost OF
publication; suppression of traffic in
the sale of intoxicating liquors; the
discontinuance Of the use Of railroad
passes by officials, and the coming of
not less than $50 per capita of gold and
silver, and that all legal tender. gold.
silver and paper, should be on par
with each other. 1t opposes the SUBJ
TREASURY scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Considerable damage has been aone
n the los portions 81 Denver by the
oxeraow Of tie Platte river.
The eolored citizens Of Minnesota
net a. Minneapolis and organized the
AFRO state league
George ". Booth, village marshal OF
Hinekley, Nina. was killed while at
tempting to board train there
Carrie. the i2-ysar-old daughter Of
John Peters. near Leavenworth, Kan,
was killed By Lightning while eating
supper.
While bathing in the springs at Salt
Lake, u. T.. Michael o Brien, rich
mine owner. was seized with cramps
and drowned
Anderson Harris fcoloredI was
hanged Wednesday az Raymond, Miss,
for the murder Of Hon. G. NJ. Lewis,
mayor of Cincinnati
At Frankfort. Ky. Wednesday, a
monument 10 the late Gov. Luke +.
Black burn was unveiled II was
erected by state appropriation.
Charles seidle was arrested at Grand
Rapids. Mich. Wednesday for bigamy.
lie has five wives living, and was on
the point of marrying the sixth time.
The Cumberland Presbyterian gen
eral assembly. in session az greensboro,
Ky, decided Wednesday 20 meet next
year at Gainesville, Tex, the third
Thursday in May.
John 4. Piummer. John Rockefeller.
Sidney Dillon, Charles s. Colby and
Gov Merriman. Of Minnesota, are
members of syndicate to found new
city on Puget sound.
Wednesday the Nashville & Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company notified the
secretary of the treasury that 1t is pre-
pared to redeem on June $500, ooo OF
its bonds held by the government
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
AN ALL NIGHT SESSION.
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature Sits All
Might to Dispose OF Press OF Business
Before Final Adjournment.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May o. - Both
branches of the legislature remained in
session all night in order to dispose of
as much business as possible prior to
final adjournment at noon. The con-
ference committee. to which the ballot
reform bill as amended in the senate
was referred, reported the bill amended
20 such an extent as TO almost re-
store the measure to the shape in
which it Passed the house originally.
The house adopted the conference re-
port at $50 n m, but the senate re-
jeeted il. Later the vote by which the
report was not agreed to in the senate
was reconsidcr-d and the bill now goes
to tho governor for his action.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
They Fear Trouble.

OrTUMwA, Ia, May 2s.-Trouble Is
anticipated at the Mystic mines Two
carloads Of negro miners were shipped
in at that place Wednesday and the
strikers have been gathering in large
numbers. evidently determined the Wis
itors shall not go to work. Brown and
Bowers, extensive operators. have
wired for 1000 rounds of ammunition
and supply Of guns. This is the very
heart of the strike, and as it is Master
Workman SCOTS home there is fear of
an uprising.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

rpISsERsR. May "a - The Good
Templsrs congress in session here
adopted Mr. Sterns' report indorsing
the call Of the natieusl society Of
New York for worlds Temperance
congress in Chicago during the world a
fair without respect to organization.
creed. sex NJ color, each grand lodge to
be invited 10 send delegates Mother
stewart who was prominent IN the
American whisky war. delivered an I'm
pressire and pathetic address on won
ms work IN America
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
OFF FOR THE SEAL ISLANDS.
The United States Revenue Cutter Rush
Sails for Behring Sea-


SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The reve-
nue. cutter Rush sailed Wednesday
afternoon for the seal islands, carrying
the government party, consisting of
Special Agents Maj. Williams, Col
Barnes. Mr.. Nettleton and Special Com
missioner j. Stanley Brown. Maj.
Williams claimed his dispatches said
that further orders would come week
later by the cutter Corwin. Will
Jams said pending these orders
he would probably limit the killing Of
seals on the islands, but how many he
should allow the new company to kill
he did not say. The officers of the COM
pany here declare the killing will begin
June 7. and orders have been given to
kill on the estimate of the full 100, 900
allowed under the contract. There are
sixty-five poaching schooncrs in Behring
sea under the seal islands, and II they
are not checked by the United States
they will take all the seals in sight
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Frost Damages Fruit and Vegetables.

PALMYRA, Wis, May 2s - Heavy
frosts the last two nights greatly in
jured small fruits and garden vegeta-
bles.
FBEDoyrA, Wis. May 2s. - Heavy
frosts have occurred il this vicinity.
Some garden vegetables were totally
destroyed. Fruit also sustained serious
damages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
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Low Rates for yetern rs.

DETROIT. Mich, May %. The Central
traffic association. embracing Indiana,
Ohio. Illinois and Michigan, has made n
rate Of one fare for the round trip 10
tie annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic to be held here
in August Efforts are being made to
have the other traffic associations make
the same ARRANGEMENTS
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Failure In phiiadeiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May es-Eight jrdg-
ment notes aggregating in amount
$3.50 Si were entered Wednesday
against the American Machine Com.
pany and executions issued against
them. The company manufactures
freezers and postal scales and has a paid
up capital of $3.50, 600 Its liabilities are
believed to be about 5000, 000
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Sir John Macdonald Dying.

MONTREAL, Que. May ga private
dispatch received from authentic
sources at Ottawa says Sir John Mac
donald. the premier, Is dying. he WIS
attacked with congestion of the lungs
Wednesday night and the dispatch says
the doctors have little hope. Sir John
ia s6 wears old
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; IL Is pleasant
and refreshing To the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, .iispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and haze made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in zoe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
SAs faasClSco. ca.
LOUISVILLE. H. aEn r061. H.E
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Illinois sunday School Convention.

BLooNISeroS. H., May 2s-There
were 800 delegates and visitors at the
annual convention Of Christian Sunday.
schools Of Illinois, which opened Tues
day The following officers have been
elected: President. Rev. II. Z. Holton,
of Talluds; vice president Rev. W. II.
NcGinniss. of Athens; secretary, Rev
{. Il. Dsbney, Of Stanford.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Cut-worms DESTROY Iowa Cro,s.

WATERLOO, 10, May 2s.-Millions Of
of cut-worms are doing much damage
to growing corn and potatoes in this
vicinity. On sod the worms arc more
troublesome than on old land. Many
fields in all parts OF the county have
had to be replanted. the worms having
taken all the sprouted stalks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

RrooxLrs. \. 4, Mar - The six
.v- second anniversary Of the Broal<lyu
Sunday school nsio1 wss celebrated
~ exercises st IN. vsrisus sunday
schools and . parade consisting =
.ie~en divisions sna str subdivisions q
: rnaav- schecl children. eT,eee ehiidrvn
teinx "a Inc. The 6sTs were displsyea
or the puhHe baildinga and nest Of The
Lsaass a.3ax the lins - marcia
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

MADxRA, Cal. May Is -Mrs Eunice
Hassaursk. a wealthy lady. formerly
Of Cincinnati. and the widow Of Col.
Hsssaurelx. minister 20 one of the
South American republics during
Linceln's administration. was burned
70 death Tuesday nigh. By the. ex.
plosson Of iirAtei amp
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
Blaine Going to Bar H,rboy.

NEW YORK. May es.--secretary o.
State Blaine's condition shows salts
factory Improvement each recurring
day. Or. Dennis sAid that his patient
was getting along very nicely. and
would leave this city for bar Harbor.
Ne. early next week, probably On
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Msv es. Gov.
Eagle has issued proclamation calling
a state worlds fair convention 20 meet
in this city August 5. The representa-
ton viii be the same ss that Of the
house Of representatives. with the ad-
dition of six delegates from the stat. at
large
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
=. o,,;.,..s - sels,.r. r..r.A

wAGkA wAELA, wash., Mag 2s-Tbe
sheriff ~ walia walla county has teie-
eraphed Gov Ferry, asking him To
ssua arms ard ammunition. as an out
break Of soldiers was persisle when shs
arrest e soldiers indicted for compile
ifv IN The flnnt lyeehing = made
The governor seat tAe necessary order.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

PARIs May as-M Bergier. conn
seior in the Bordeaux appeal court. has
committee suicide owing TO losses
amounting TO seeo. 900 in bours. spseu-
lations " Menou. banker and
coulissier of Bordeaux, has tailed with
Liabilities amounting 20 81, 800. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

srRTxsFTELp. III, May as-The 100
republican stalwarts who sent John A.
Logan 20 the United States senate in
1856 held their biennial reunion and
baaauet az the Leland hotel Wednes-
day night Hoa. J. b Messiek. OK 81
Clair. was elected president for the
ensuing term. A About tAirtr-five mem
hSrz xsre nrpseuk
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

EMNETsBuRe. Ia. May 2s-Len
Phoenix. of this city, boy Is years Of
age, who stole bicycle AZ Algona re-
GENTLY. was sentenced By Judge Carr az
AlVons to the pepitentiary at Anamosa
for one rear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

BELToS, Tex. May ga party OF
unknown men went to the house Of
Monroe Sheppard (colored). 10 miles
from this place, and calling him out
riddled his body with bullets The
cause of the act is not known
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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Depression. seiiening OF the bra.a rest ting
In insailify and leading 10 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Aae. Bsirsuness, Loss
AZ Power in either sef. Involuntary Losses and
spermatorrhoa caused by oser-exeri on ofthe
brain. self-abuse or ever-tndnlrence. Zach box
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receipt OF price.
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10 refund the money II The treatment does not
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Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

sFsfyorrEln. q. May 20 A esii 81
dressed N AL patriotic. ia~-sbidine
and libertv-loving citizens ~ Ohio or
the peoples party" hss been issued
fer state coa~sstson 10 be he'd here
Aagast aaa 3
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

WICHITA. Kan. May - Gen n. h.
fggiesson. ssea "A. ssea 81 hls home
here Wednesday morning from The -.
feet. az The grip The dead soldier had
. brilliant v ar record
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

~ - - -. $3.50 -s-srf - arr - If-c~
r.--s-f., 1890. st-e r--as-te fnrir~sfse-, Or
s-ss~rss- - t,=sra-e eastncs esrs wlss r.sts
tr-fse Ifvss - = seer - clr-r-ere nre -rFi~ttT
..s..e 20 49, A.. rs~s3T er~.eass zee s~~--
e, = ,t~% r-ft~zs-fia- F-rsr freter is~re hrre-
----,ss..-~ "a. ~-~s f~-ss~ - ~~vrssrsstts
- $3.50 re r-rNt~r fre-rfsrfTF~f o. ~
TsF gsss q wES1 SawfAry. CntIkak0. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

disease 81 tie hants anC feet caH be cured
OFFICE, ROOM 20 EAGLE HOTEL.
Hard and SOFT Corns. Bunions. Warts Brit
Marks Moles. 1hilLlalns. al deiecis q tie
HANDS and Feet and Inerov ng Toe Anis
NO KNIFE OK PAINFUL METHOD
USED.
Prof. Emilio Is PREPARED 20 treat al who rf1
afr ctca with any 81 TIE above Geiccts u has
often been stand that lhere = ao r1re lVr
Carrs Ano bunioDs. but All / -. = irial AID
will convince The most skepf.ca Prfson vn
earth that the above mentioned atfccfs cas- b
cured. - ! prove - 10 iul.I aANeri s.sarnts.
no f. - pfoif SION Ct boguf c.ffiheafes. cui ~
the demonstrft on OF huEdr~cs 81 PEOPLE -
this continent an4 as \ letter proof, 90
charge uAtli n cure IL PERI rieG 10 gIsrltety
staBes chance WI NJ. if1ce I'll I'd la
none. PateaIs treated al thesI residences Il
desired.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-29

PROP. SIGN0R ENIlI0.
The Celebrated CHihoP0DlST
OF "a { Age. formerly OF florcDss ltaiyl
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-02-08
He Challenges Bob Fitzsim-
mons to Fight to a Finish
for $4,000.
A Forfeit Of $1,000 Now on
Deposit With a Chicago
Paper.
Fatal Result of a Seven-ROund
Prize Contest at Seattle,
Wash.
The Worlds Record for Five
Mile Skating Beaten by
Donoghue.

CHICAGO, Feb. THE famous Aus
tralian bookmakers, Barney Allen and
Joe Harris, now in Chicago, have issued
the following challenge, supported by a
deposit of $1,000:
CHICAGO, Feb. I've. the under
signed, on behalf of Jim Hail, who de-
feated Bob Fitzsimmons in three and a
half rounds for the middleweight cham
pionship of Australia, hereby challenge
Fitzsimmons to fight to finish, before
any recognized athletic club that may
be mutually agreed upon, for purse
and side bet of $4,000 under Marquis
of Queensbury rules. In support of
this challenge we have deposited with
Chicago daily paper a forfeit
AS this challenge is issued in good
faith. we trust Mr.. Fitzsimmons or his
manager will give it immediate atten-
ton. We have cabled to Australia for
Mr.. Hall, WHO is now on his way. Our
offer will hold good for two weeks,
which we consider ample time TO give
Fitzsimmons in which to make up his
mind. All arrangements can be made
with ParsOn Davies, who is our author
lied agent in the matter.
BARNEY ALLEN,
JOE HARRIS.
Hall, the new Australian aspirant for
pugiistic hOnors in America is six feet
one inch in height. His fighting weight
is 152 pounds. He is twenty-fOur years
of age. 1t is said he has longer reach
than FitzsmmOnS. and that he thinks 1t
an easy job to again defeat the man who
won lately such remarkable victory at
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-Fltzsimmops
spoke freely to-ninght about Carrolrs
charges of bad faith on his part. He
says he waited a long time for Carol |
to do something and tiring of in
activity finally decided to accept Clark's
offer. A smaller offer was to have been
made to Carroll and Fitzsimmons' pro-
pospd to consolidate the two salaries
and divide them equally. Carroll failed
to keep an appointment to discuss the
matter and left the city sudden ly.
When Fitzsimmons found this out he
thought Carroll had tried to leave him
''in the hole" and signed to protect
himself