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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10
LEAD PENCIL JOqTINGS.
Memorandums Made in the Ee-
porter's Wanderings.

1899.
Married, at the residence OF the
brides mother in this city. January
Ain. 1881. by Rev. john Brown. Mr..
George Riddle. Of Dexter. to Miss
Adele Dunn, of this city.
1t is understood out al jackson
that William Il. o~chaefcr. Of Apple
ton, is to be ID. b. Scibcrt's deputy in
the Collectors Office when Mr. Sci
bert takes charge.
Capt. WiIlia.a Woods. who las
resided on Spanish street i'll this city
for shout three wears, has moved with
his family TO Santa t'e. HIS. near which
place Capt. Woods has u fine farm.
-Thc public school rc-opened last
Monday with full attendance Of
scholars. Cur public school i TIE
largest md hest o. all the public
school in this section Of the State.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10
The jackson Bank buys good
notes. ard pays interest OIL deposits.

room il the frame building a adjoining
the Prescott, House in nice style ana
/ will rent it 10 some good tenant for
an office.
At the r;ty election Dert April
the Third Ward II elect two mcm-
ters TO the City Council and. The
Fourth Ward VII! elect only one. 50
there viii be q change in The Council.
Frank sleek. OF the Benton -four
ing mill. va in the city lasl Monday.
Sir. Sick j. one Of the successful
miller q Southeast Missouri. and the
Benton mill i, the largest and best
mil IN Scott county.
The Ironton HcJis'&r Publishes a
list Of all the marriages that took place
in Iron county curing the year 1890.
IT heads the list with thc word,:
What will the harvest be-" We give
il up. since The marriages to0H pace
il Iron county
sam NJ. Green bid in the city lois
in this city iil&l were -Oli for .'xcs
at .jack-0n last Tuesday. Nj. Green
WAS authorized b. h. City Council
to bid them in for the city. The city
alrc!i- owned Them hy yiT.uc ufaci:
mT.,'..Lu.I..no rs..,.
60. ..I ~, Oh. .r. L.r.,.I
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CASE 'H' WI. sue '"l' inc i''1 II
COST -" h"'"ih2' %
Tie sand bar = front q. H.
city ! Il -ui'i!HG VAT proportions ana
creeping slowly +" ia" tot "I oar
wharf. All Huire- -o"itti'In' is zone
p. 'oHsr''-' Az" ''2' 4''''' ""'
heretofore '~i.'"..I Hr' ,''' ''-
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be lost I" n~a\'-A.i"l' our '""'"'>
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10

J. n. Cluley, lie Main street term
.,ro dcsIcr and undertaken. is agrn;
"a I,mas CARROTS now hears"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10
A Review OF the Records Article on
the Resurrection CT Christ.

reliable account - these F"liia...l'i'
events. We DO not mcan 10 say that
what we esteem erroneous views of
the srtic!r, i'll the Rsoord were writ
In with tie intention .! misleading
NV onc. but we DO believe should
til, he accepted th2 result must tc
=. .ctfima s.Ial 10 truc RELIGION. Neither
do We -. :. any mo:i'cS Of unite
ambition on the part Of this esteemed
friend to be considered noTei ii lis
methods o. treating aiGgrcn- passages
Of Holy Scripture. hut rather that he
has aH honest cslyic,ion of being
right II h., conception OF sarh great
truths. hilei;, tie present writer in
this review llu>; assuma tbst whatcY-
cr u:av have been the -p-L intentions
Of he articles Of this esteemed broth
I er. thu method o! cxcgc.is i, detective
in .,any particulars. and mus; in the
end Only lead the reader astray.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10
7 GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings OF IIe cav Comet; In
Regular S~essicE-

Proceedings OF Ihe cav Counci; In
Regular SessioE-
NoHnAY EvLHING. Jar. 3, 1890.
Board met in regular session. with
the MAYER. Leon !. Albert, in the
chair. ami the folI9wingncmJers pres
ent:
Carroll. rcni@e. Glcnn,Rrgenisrdt,
Rider and Nocir%c-6.
Ab,ent-Npt;i,on-l.
Minutes read and approved.
\ petition irprc J. :. McGhcc, sta
tiug tha; the Assessor had assessed
hi, property at The sum Of five hun-
drcd dollar. being three hundred and
forty dollar more than tn" county,
and asking that same be. reduced TO
$i6o TO correspond with the county
assessment. was ~prccentri and read.
On motion OF Mr.. Nocieke the Col
lc.lor wa, instructed :, receive the
take, ii the same assessment q, Ii"
county. ami that The Register credit
him with Tie difference.
Mr. Thileaiu. stated that his prop
rrty was i.x,d FOR 1890 At %'gG, the
canaiv valuation being 500. and
a-kr:: il.at same be reduced 10 county
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10

have a line lot of books that VIII
sell very cheap for cash. Some are
and others good as new.
&C L. JAMES.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10

" .TEdnt- A'A -'
+. \. Kagc. trau-. City ttty.& : o.
:. VI. Green. com. tay SUIT, 3 20
!. ". Morrison. lumber > -
Il. il. Adams, printing law
brief. o'
ID. \. Glenn. expense survey
ing river ~
II. Il. English. tsrs. -
W. \. Trickey. medicine. paul
Charged 10 county,
I. +. Sehwcpkcr. t.an>porta-
ton and prov. Paaocr..... Is %
Home Electric Light tompa-
nv. for December ll2 90
U.Ncnningcr, mailing weights 80
Jas. Carroll. ]r0mpTing dead
animals 20
IaS C,rr,u burial banners ri 90
Charged 20 county.
I Mike Mfggiu-. salary, board
ing prisoners .....--... 10 60
f.. O.ter.oh. lamp. chimney
and wick. ! %
Phi. Mac. taking {. White
kamp TO County Farm. / %
john Grieb. services ..... 4 ~
Good Intent Fire Co. engine
trial and isnitor', fees ," ~.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10

Report received aud filed. ana Sec
retarv instructed /" issue warrants.
The following BILL were allowed
AM the Secretary instructed 10 issue
warrants for same:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-10

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
3-GO MAJA.
(Nades1c5 ks. Mo:ejewski Z Detroit).

Wldze i sFysze, co SIG tn
dzieje, re my Polacy Stanach
Zjednoczonych, STONY mad pre-
pascla. nieub}agany wyrok juz
ma mas wydany i wszystkie oko-
licznosci z naszej strony temu
spzyjaja, re many ist ma zag}ade
i zg.naG bez pam1eci. A tego ten
tylko ME widzi, kto ME chce. q
tego powodu zboIafy, wldzac, re
sam mic nleporadze, godzl}em sic
z losem, tenn tylko pocieszajac sic,
IL moze wkr6tce pdjde do grobu,
lub jezeli Bog dozwoll zycla, to
do nieszczesllwych brac', do Bra
zylii. dokad sic wyb1eram; wiec
choc DIS patrze ma %przepast wy
kopanq pod stop mi ukochanego l
drogiego mego narodu W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, ale przyna jmnlej
ME bede swiadklem jego zgu-
by.
A. OTTO, wr6d tel smutnej Gle
nj, bfyska drobna gwlazdeczka ma
dzlei, W zjawlaJacym sic okolniku
i wz%ywajacym ma obchdd S-go Ma
ia. Zwracam sic wlec w te strong
i z b}ogoscia wyclagam do niej
rece, jake do jutrzenkl zbawienia!
Ale n1estety, gdy przypatrzymy
sic bllzej i rozwazymy, widzimy z
bolescla, re ia gwiazdka ME moze
daG sw.atfa, poniewaz nlema pod
soba racjonalnego gruntu i SUI
miennej trwa}ej podstawy; wiec
1ak meteor tylko b}ysnie ma mo.
ment, jak ~szydercza igraszka
zginie, pozostawlajqc pc soble
i~eszcze smutnieisze clenle.
Take to mysli podaf mi ma
deslany rzeczony okolnlk. | wy
pada}oby bodaj uwazat go "a
n1ebyty i pozostawic zapomnieniu.
AL p~oniewaz szanowny publlkant
prosi, ably przejrzed ten projekt l
daG O MIN swoJe uwagi, przeto
czuje obowiazek, czy CLOS MOI
bedzle wysluchanym, czy stan1e
sic glosem wolaiacego ma puszczy,
proszacemu zadosc u%czynlt. l bio
re Boga ma swiadka, re dalekl
7estem Cd wszelkich osobistych ku
komu badz ~niecheci, a pchany
tylko mtencia dobra narodu mego,
powlem to, co mi sumienle, smutne
doswiadczenie i znajomosc rzeczy
dyktuje. +,
Azeby obchody pamlatkowe i
narodowe nasze uroczystoscl mlaiY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12

rzeczywlsta d~onlosfosc ! bfogle
wyda1y owoce, to p%otrzeba do te-
go podstawy, j e d S i cafego
narodu i wsp6lnej zgody. A wtedy
tylko nar5d polski moze bye po-
waznym, powaznym i pod kiero-
wnlctwem szlachetnych, uczciwych
i sumiennych przewodnik6w, mo-
re stawic colo wszelklm pre-
ciwnosclom. Lecz dop6ki to ME
nastapl, ME tylko nic dobrego
spodzlewac sic ME mozemy, ale
nieunikniona zguba mas cze
ka.
Matematyczna BOWEN Juz
dis jest prawda, re ogdlna mysla
i daznoscia pewnych osobistosci
s%tojacych tn ma sterze, jest to, ably
lud polski konlecznie zanglizowac.
Tylko Jedni CT dygnitarze prowa-
dza te rzecz powell umlarkowanle
a inni, jak widzimy, chcleliby
Jaknajpredziej sw6j plan .przepro-
wadzlc, niezwazajac ma to, re
ludowi polskiemu wydrzet narodo.
wost, to macy wydrzet mu IA
ZEN l wiare ojcow.
acknowledgements wro-
gami %naszej narodowoscl So Mem
cy, ktoby kolwiek cnl byll. l to
przez wieki smutnem doswladcze-
MEM wyroblone asze przysfo-
vie: jak SWAT swiatem nigdy
Niemiec ME bedzie Polakowl bra
TEN, jezeli ono W starym kraiu
byfo prawda. to tn W Ameryoe
stokroc wiecej sic PENN. w wlelu
BOWEN tu %miejscach, klasztory
niemicckie, wszelkle motive 81
dia zastawiajq IA lud polskl, jake
relig,jny i oflarny, a wlec bardzo
pozadany i }akomy kasek, ably go
z}owit, dostat, p~rzyswoic zniem-
czyt a wtedy juz }atwa droga do
zanglizowania. Dzieci tych rodzin,
w szkofach n1emieckich ksztalcone,
ME tylko najmnlejszego wyobra-
zenia ME maja o polskosci, ale
nader 1atwo ojczystej mowy zapo
mlnaja. W niekt6rach miejscowos.
ciach, tie klasztory stara..a sic i
sprowadzaja zkad badz cz}onka
swego zgromadzenia, ktdry umle z
poi kopy ~wyrazow poIsklch i to
poprzekrecanych.
l wmawlaja naszym rodakom,
re przez zyczliwosc ola nlch u
myslnie sprowadza ksiedza pol
skiego. Choc ten ksiadz polskl PIE.
ciominutowei katcchizacyi popol-
sku wyezec ME moze. (Zamlast
s}ohce sic porusza, m6wi ten znaw-
cza astronomil sionce Sc schwen-
kuie-dopis. %zecera).
1nni kap}ani niemcy umiejqc
troche Pc polsku hub ola blznesu
umyslnle nauczq sic z kope STOW
polskich po}amanych; a wtedy
rzucaja parafre niemieckie, przez
swych landsman6w, k}amllwie
przedstawiaja sic jake dobrzy po-
lacy i staraja sic o zdobycie para
fiji polskich. ] TEN fatwiej je dos
taja, re naszemu ludowi PREDICT
wydr2 z pam1ecl i serca narodo-
wosc l obyczaje polskle, a vice
PREDICT usc1ela mu droge do Fan
glizowania sic. Jedni 2 tych pa
now, ola fatwlejszego omanienra
naszego ludu, przybieraja Tub
zmlenlaja swoje nlemleckie naz.
wiska ma polskie, mp. Schulthersky
drudzy powierzchown!e udaja ma.
wet patryotnik6w polskich, ale W
sercu, a czesto l publicznie sly.
dz2, pogardza]a i zn1ewazajq
wszystko co polskie. Nieraz US
karzaje sic, re maja trubel z
Polakaml. A jednak ola doplecia
celu, ten trubel znosza am mysla
SVEN odeisc'em ~uszczeSliwic ludu
polskiego. Jezeli ten bledny Iud
widzl wydzleranle sobie ~najdrozsze
skarby swoje nietylko narodowe
ale i relig,jne, jak Rozanicc, Co
dzinkl, Koronka i inne pobozne
rzewne modify spiewy,rdo kt6rycl
kosci6t llczne }asKi Boze odpusty
przywiqza}, a ktorych kap}an ME.
mice nienrozumlejec, ~wyszydzi
nazWie humbuglem pOlSk1n. w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
POlecamy inOhskim gro.
cerl1ikOnl make Fountain
City.

Ws4edzle W miescle teraE
chwaIq make Z mtyna Foun
tam City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzednlejsza, prze-
wyzszajaca dobrocia maxi W
mlynach mlnnesocKich i wis.
consihsklch daleko i szeroko
wyrabiane.
Me przesaizamy pewnie,
plszac, Re lepsza jul mako bye
ME mo2e, jak So maxi Foun.
taln-Cltskle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernlk, ktdry chce FARO
BIC ma s~przeda2y maxi, pow
men przedewszystkiem utrzy
mywac make
Fountain City
Milling 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
ODPOWIEDZ

MA OKOLNIK p. KROL1KA q
CHICAGO. u DINA Is STYCZ-
MA R. B., WYSHANY w
INTEREST," OBJ III D U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW b.

Pan Fr. Pereutka
zawiadomlf mas. il owe diva nu-
mera tykietow, o kt6rych podaf
o~gfoszenie do w iarusa, Ju2
W lego handful prezentowano. Wy
grail: PAM Tarras. hnndlarka ogro-
dow,zn z Sugar Loaf, ziota szpil
ke , kolczyki - pan Jan Bohn,
mleczarz, zfoty iahcuszek do re-
garka.
Nasi komisarze p%owiatovi
beda mleli najbli&sze p~os'edzen'e
W dniu 5 lutego.
Mem o G = k q &C.
kie Tow. sw. Jozefa wybrato
sobie W minicny wtorek nastepu.
lacy zarzad:: LoSef Hitzker, pre-
zydent; Joz'f Schllngermnnn,
vice-prezydent, VIM. Schneider, Sc
kretarz p~omocnlczy; Paul Kemp,
kasyer; Franc. Rademacher, MAJ
szalek, Frank Meyers, stewart;
Jakob Redlg, chorasy. 10 honh'-
tetu fnansowogo wybranl: Jan
Winkels, Gotlfled Strunck. Dyre-
k.orami ma 2 lnta wybranl: Pawef
Ks Up, Josef Schlingermann, lozef
Braendle Trustees: Jozef Kasimor,
Jan B. K,rch. Lekarz badaja.
CIV: DR.. j. S. Tracy.
Mitin9i polskiego klubu de-
mokrackiego beda nadal co pier
VISA sobote 20 pierwszym W
kazda pierwsza sobote pc l5tym
2 razy W mlesiacu, u p. Fran
ciszka Pafubickiego.
Ma stanowe maneWrY
wojska G. A. R. majace sic odbyc
cd II do 10 lutego W st. Paul'
Nebr., sprzedaje kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul tyklety
ekskursyjne W dniach cd Is do IS
lutego wiacznie. Mona ma ME po-
wr6ciG do 20 lutego. Cena. Jakby
sic tylko raz do tamtad Jechafo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12

WINONA SAVINGSBANK.
-Winonskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
MIR. MARBLES MINT.
it Is Rudely Broken Up by United
States officers at CrOry.
THE COUNTERFEITER is JAILED.
Mr.. Craig Loses 200 Votes in His Congress
sional Contest.
A JAIL DELIVERY PREVENTED IN TINE

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATCH.l
CORY, PA, March 20.-Chauncey Mar
BILE is farmer well known in this city who
operates saw mill near Columbus, Pa, on
what is known as the Alder bottom. This
morning he arrived in Cory In charge of
officers, and was taken by United States de-
tectives to Erie, where he was committed to
Jail, charged with making and selling coun-
terfeit money For a long time the Govern
ment officers had been satisfied that gang
of counterfeiters had been making their
headquarters In this section, and two years
ago they very closely located their game, but
their play was discovered, and for time the
quest was abandoned. This seemed to
frighten the gang, and there was consider
able lull in their operations.
About one year ago. however, silver dol
lars again came out in great numbers, and
many from the local mint were fonnd and
recognized in several parts OF the State and
in Western and Central New York and
Eastern Ohio. Last fall Detective Daniel
McSweeney and B. K. Oduyer, of Pitts
burg, spent some time in this section. and
the result was that Oduyer soon after appeared
at Chauncey M2rble's as a tramp and hired out
to work for Marble at low wages, he appearing
as not very bright, and just the sort of man
cunning crook would feel perfectly safe IN nav
ing around. Marble soon paid him in COIN
fresh from his own mint, and soon after, little
by little, Oduyer ferreted out the whole busl-
ness and secured all the evidence he was alter
Mr.. McSweeney and Deputy United states
Marshal Barring. of Wilkesbarre, came on few
days ago, after arranging to secure few others
connected with the gang, and last night Mar.
bic, with all his dies, pots moulds, etc., were
taken into CUSTODY and landed with him in
Erie to-day. Messrs. Oduyer and McSweeney
confess feeling OF great satisfaction that they
have at last captured the head of a gang of
counterfeiters who have long given the Gov
ernment great deal of trouble. 1t will be re-
membered that some three years ago Deputy
Internal Collector Wilson detected'a crooked
distillery running on Marbles premises. He
had a washboiler fitted up with worm, and it
was a most complete little still. He pleaded in
nocence of the law, and was SO childishly Inno-
cent that he was let off, though it is not
thought he will escape SO easily this time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
AN APPEAL FOR PEACE.
Impartial Action on the Coke Dispute Taken
by Fairchance Citizens.

Impartial Action on the Coke Dispute Taken
by Fairchance Citizens.
rPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
FAIRcHANcE, March 2o.-A public meeting
of the citizens of Fairchance unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The time has arisen in the
present stase of affairs when those not directly
interested in the conflict between employees
and employers shall publicly express their
opinions. and endeavor by. all honorable and
fair means to bring about speedy and salts
factory settlement of the same; therefore,
be 1t
Resolved, That we, the business men of Fair
chance. and citizens ID general would suggest
that all unjust criticisms. ungentlemauly re-
marks. or unkind acts between the contending
parties cease. and that each accord to the
other as much right as he would himself ex-
pect, and 10 this end we would recommend all
operators TO yield to their workmen the right
of preserving their organization intact, and not
force into their company obnoxious or un-
worthy persons who, under ordinary crcum-
stances, would not be employed at any price
this right being reserved by every fraternal
order in existence to-dav, and this being, as we
understand the chief difference between the
employers and their men, we think it could be
easily remedied by them acceding to what we
feel confident they would demand il their situa-
tions were reversed. In return tor this, when
directed by the proper officers, we would
earnestly advise the workmen to resume work
quietly and continue so to do to the best ad-
vantage of themselves and their employees,
imaginary. and all pull together for their com
mon welfare. and they can rest assured, both
parties will have the hearty sympathy of this
meeting and of the entire community.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

&C. J. Ryan, director in the Baltimore
and Ohio road. and ]. N. Taylor and H, 8.
Knowles prominent potters of East Liverpool.
are at the Monongahela House. Mr. Ryan is
on his way west, and stopped over to spend the
night.
Mrs. H. C. Campbell returned from
Harrisburg yesterday. She thinks the bill in
the interest of the Children's Aid Society will
be favorably reported.
Mrs. Swan and daughter, of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Seidel, of Fit. Wayne; R. Weaver.
Of Canton, and W. II. Wright, of San Jose
are stopping at the Anderson.
Judge Inghram, Of Waynesburg. heard
an argument yesterday at the Monongahela
House to set aside the sale of the Fayette Fuel
Gas Company.
H. w. Hartman, Of Beaver Falls, left
for Manchester, England. last evening on a
business trip. He will be back in April
II. c. Frew, Travelling Freight Agent
of the Texas Pacific road, is at the Duquesne.
ID. P. Reighard and Major Denuiston
went to Chicago last evening on the limited
j. S. Mcconnell and wife, of Mt. Yer.
non, are at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
&C. F. Reignor, glass dealer of st. Jo-
seph, is in the city buying new stock.
w. J. Rainey, the coke operator, was at
the Anderson yesterday.
Pitcher Mark Baldwin arrived from St.
Louis last evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
PICKED Up BY THE POLICE.

JOHN MIsKIEwICz. the jani:or of ST. Adel-
bert's Church, on the Southside, who was
charged with assault and battery by Mrs.
Schultz, was given hearing before Alderman
McGarey last night and discharged.
Mrs. LIZ IE IETzoN is charged by George
Benz with assault and battery before Alder
man Beinhauer and Mrs. Letzon enters a cross
suit at Alderman Succop's, making the same
charge against Benz.
JOHN MABLE beat his wife Mary because
she had not prepared 4 meal to suit him. She
entered suit before Alderman Kerr chargino
him with assault and battery The hearing
will be held Tuesday.
CHARLES MoTZ accuses Mrs. Callahan. of
Manor street. with assault and battery. alIer.
ing that she struck him without proyocation
The case will be beard before Alderman Bein-
hauer Monday
LoRINzIA NEcAssE of 212 Grant street be.
fore Alderman Richards yesterday, charged
NickoIus Luckie, an Italian, with larceny bv
bailee in borrowing q stepladder. which he
failed to return.
JOSEPH MoUNTJoY, JR.. was held for court
in 81, 900 bail yesterday afternoon by Alderman
Succop a charge of horse stealing preferred
by William Beading.
JAMES SMITH is in Jail awaiting a hearing
before Alderman King on charge of disor-
derly conduct.
LITTLE James Kliep, the Allegheny stone.
threMsI was anss u and costs Yesterdays
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-21
BARKED LIKE A DOG.

Story of a Victim of Hvdrophobia-He Was
Bitten Nine Years Ago and the Malady
Returns on Each Succeeding Anniversary
They Become Less Violent.
There was no Finance Committee meeting
in Allegheny last night, but case of by
drophobia created about as much disturb
ance. The name of the victim is John
Meininger. He is at present living with
his brother-in-law. Henry Wilt, at 125 First
alley, Allegheny, where he still remains,
the dangerous fit having worked itself out
and he is now weak and sick. The case was
reported by Councilman McAuley, and the
patrol wagon sent out to the number, but
Mr.. Meininger's friends refused to have him
moved.
John Meininger is dealer in old iron. He
travels through the oil country and buys up
old rigs and cables, and sells them in Pitts
burg. 1t was while he was passing through
Butler county on the 10Th of March nine
years ago that he stopped at farm house to
get drink of water A large dog attacked
him, and he was bitten in a number of
places. He was laid up for time, but
finally the wound healed, and it was thought
he had permanently recovered. However,
Oh thc auhlSClodlI VI CdCh iCSuliAh6
he has been attacked with hydrophobia.
Sometimes the attack is worse than others,
but they never last more than few days.
and though the worst part of the attack
does not always come on the anniversary
day 1t is never more than Jew days from
ii. Each year the return of the malady is
preceded by a strange sickness of the
stomach. The lips become dry, hard and
pinched. A season of dizziness follows,
and then comes loss of all reason. He
froths at the mouth. has desire to break
everything, and bites and tears anything
within his reach. The violent period never
lasts over a day, and each year has been
growing less and less violent.
On Thursday he first felt the attack COM
ing, but it did not reach its height until
about o'clock in the evening, when he be-
came raving mad. He frothed at the mouth,
barked like dog, and. after kicking in the
door of the house, he proceeded to tear up
the carpets. A number of neighbors tried
to hold him, but as he is only 80 years old
and very powerful. they had to tie him
down. Officer Burken was called to assist,
but when the patrol wagon arrived the
violence of the attack had so far subsided
that his friends would not have him taken
away.