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Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20
HON. y. H. BEESTAN.
NE OPPOSES THE sUB-TREAsURY. AND
SUPPORTS DEmOCRAcY.
GE0mGE AxD wALTHHALL EEHE
cKOxCK or ME PEOPLE.

Following is an extract from
the interview with Hon. j. II
Beeman, printed in The Mississip-
ian Or March TO- The constitn-
enis Of Mr.. Becman in this Con-
gressional District, as we'll as the
Democrats Of Mississippi general
| ly, Will heartily endorse what he
says. Mr.. Beeman is in sympathy
with Democratic principles, and
as he is a leading member Of the
State Alliance, his views will have
the effect Of killing entirely the
sub-lreasuFy scheme and third
party movement ii tins State. His
words are manly and patriotic,
free from technicalities and doubt
ful meanings. OF the sub-treasu-
nv measure be says:
A sTuPENDous FAILURE.
II have endeavored to give the
sub-treasury plan some kind Of
sanction, but the more | have
studied it the moro thoroughly
have / been convinced that as
measure Of relief to the agriculture
al classes it would be a stupendous
failure. If I we're seeking to adj
vance the interest Of cotton specu-
lators and place it within their
power to corner the market and
dictate prices. then would ! give
endorsement to the plan.
NO THIRD PARTY.
"Ffom what | have said, you, Of
course, will infer that / am no
friend to the third party move
ment. | believe the legislation
which we require can be accom-
plished through the democratic
party. There is not a demand we
have made as an organization save
this sub~treasury plan that is not
endorsed BY that party. And up
On this we are far from agreeing
among ourselves, in fact / do not
believe that a majority Of the mem-
oers Of the alliance Of Mississippi
'avor it; and most Of those who
10 SO will not give it endorsement
when they fully understand what
Is practical workings would do.
IN THE FUTURE.
1.-THE conditional demand Of the
alliance in regard to the GOVERN
nent ownership Of lines Of trans
and communication
WOULD hardly find favorable con-
liberation at the hands Of any po-
itical party at present; and its
'eing conditional none are asked
0 adopt it. In the event that
igid supervision fails to effectu-
te needed reforms, then it may
. asked TO be seriously entertain
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

| refund money IN every fmabanee
when Plantation Chill Cure (reRuias
and tasteiess) fails-Brr RI Nnvmn
pAIIs. For sale bF Il. s. WheIesa.
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRA, 50c.; Soar,
2se ltEsoLgENT, ~. Prepared BY the PorrER
Dnpn AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston Mass
ES- Send for q How 10 linrn GLln niacanaa
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

The interest paid to tie Bank
Of France = The Bank Of England
for the ef5onooo IN gold borrow
Cd during he 6naDcial furry last
September. zad wbich has Just
hssl> returned untouched, vas
zIlz.5O.
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

Prices you will be sure to buy.
Call and see our New Millinery
Goods.
In Clothing we have an immense
Stock for Men. Boys and Chill
dron. Ouraline Of Clothing is
second TO ein Style and
Quality, ar Prices are full
ly rs per CO.. e5wer than any
in Yazoo City. Do not fail TO
see our $1.00 suits for boys, it is
just the same as you pay 1926
for elsewhere. Our mems $500
Suit is as good as any $500 suit
you buy elsewhere. We make
speciality Of fine Clothing. Call
and see it, no trouble to show
goods.
In Shoes we lead the world, no one
attempts to compete with us.
See our 50c. School Shoe for
girls and boys, it is just the
same as you pay $1.00 for Our
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

Chiidren Ike . tats &C. g G. Ger.
fafn CtsII Care. the pleasant ard
ruatanfeel cure for fever. 1Eue and
1sslzfia- lsfler than quinine. sold -
GIBSON 4 co.
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

- - INLIMLEA-E& g -&TAD@1OS
NOTHING THE HISTORY or THEGRAND OIL CITY
JONES BROTHERS.
The leaders Of Low Prices have
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
Millinery, Notions, Clothing. Hats and Shoes

rstok
hnsis entirely old goods shod
and
.c and Stock NOTIONS MILL
dsnmmer
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

DIR. MendeIhall experimental for
fifteen years bsfore he was convinced
that he had Perfected il &C. g. c. Ger
tain Cough ulreN the best remedy on
earth for coughs and colds. Sold by
GIBSON & 90.
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS

in both branches with an execu-
tive Of the same political faith,
and ! predict and verify believe
that prosperity would at once re-
turn to every class Of our people.
Then in our state democracy
means white supremacy, which is
to Us paramount to every other
consideration. Much as we be-
lieve We need refsrm conspicu-
ous as are the abuses; onerops as
are the burdens which cypress the
agricultural classes; yet al are
light as air compared with this
paramount consideration white
supremacy. We can trust no par
ty which does not recognize It.
We can respect no party that does
not give it prominence in its plat
form
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20


The evidences ef the unfrisnd-
illness Of The republican party to
us as an organization and 70 every
demand which We have announced d
is too apparent to need proof. It's
position upon The tariff question
and upon the forcz bill and upon
the silver bill as Attested 81 the
votes Of it, members IN the con-
gress recently adjourned. This
party has sssI been the pfonoune-
ed friend Of trusts. monopolies.
combines. sgndicasss and high
tariff which ars fhs
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

Aching Sides and Back, Hin, Kidney.
ss43 aDd Uterine Pains, and Rheumnfisfi
relieved in one minute, by the Cuti.
? rfira Anti-Pain Plaster. The fifet
aly instantaneous pain-h killing plaster.
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20

10 Button Dongola Shoe for La
dies is well worth $l.75. Re-
member, we sell the best Brogan
Shoe for $l.0O. Woman Polka
Shoes, 75c; Childs' Polka Shoes,
40c. Mems fine Calf Shoes, ,$1. 90.
We also sell the we'll known
Hamilton-B Brown Shoe Compa-
ny's Shoes, none better, if as
good every pair fully guaran-
teed. Come and v our inn
mense line of Shoes if you want
good goods for little money.
HOW IS THIS FOR Low?
Pins, | cent per paper.
q cents.
J. Il P. Coats Spool Thread 31c.,
or 3 Spools for 10c.; this is not
an imitation, but is the genuine
J. & P. Coats best Spool Cotton
for 3ac., or 3 spools for 10c.
All other goods equally as low.
!. u. - =,
Yazoo City herald., 1891-03-20
Pam 3lnnLlARs nncInRY RIlI,

paid 81 dollars doctorss bill for my wife
IN one year. and one bottle Of ,HraQHel1's .
Female Regulator did her more good than
al the medicine she had taken before.
JAMES =. ooIT. carui, III
Have suffered periodically Tor yeara-hsen
trsatad BY the best physicians without re-
1af- Bfa1IeId's Female HrEtintor did me
mnra GOOD than All the ctf1ff 1fnedles.
Ma Nff1A DAVIS cH4rl1sss. - O.
Have used HdatNatd.s F1issase HeraI Ialof and
can recommend II to oil ray friends
Mas G. 8. W1EA5tfza. psnrer. Gel
naAnr1r1n RncuxA4on Co. htIanta Ca.
ssId b al Drursists Price s. ee per bcitl1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
STATE NEWS.

congressman William Mckinley. Jr.,
Of Ohio. IL TO spend the month Of August
1t the Brooks House Brsttieboro.
The itching OF the scalp. falling Of the
hair. resulting In baIdbesssrs often caused
by dsnirni. which may be cured by usine
Halls Hair Remover
@. G. Sawyer OF Norwich made 400
pounds Of butter from one Gov from the
middle CT May. 1890. till the firs, Of May
1891. beside using what milk vould be 10,
quired for family Of three.
Bsils. csrbnncles. and eruptions OF eli
kinds are natures efforts 10 throw oH poi
son from the blood This result may be
accom- l,shed much more sf.ciusily. -
well ~ sgreesbly. through The proper ex.
cretory cbsupels. BY the use OF Ayers Sar'
sspriIls
An East hrdu wick man announced that
be vsrts 20. 600 tons Of pouliry delivered
there. Tor which be will pay the highest
price.
The hoase and barn Of William Freeman
Of Richnond we're bnrned Thursday morn
ing. The loss IL about si5. 900. The build.
ings we're fully Insured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18

james Bedell Of McIndoes. while oai
hnntisg Tor bears. Thursday. vu Ailled
BY The secideptsl discharge Of his gna.
The vocal organs are Strengthened by
The use Of Ayers Cherry Peetorsl. Clergy,
men. lawyers. singers. sciors. and public
speakers fed this preparation The mos,
effective remedy for irritation aud veal /.
ness Of the throat aud lungs add Tor ali
Affections OF tho vocal organs.
Frank Huni. Of shtihsld. fell hon the
root Of . building last Saturday noon.
broke bis skull and died within an hour,
He vas unmarried aud % years old,
The Boston Advertiser says that New
York company proposes 10 establish $50,
900 condensed milk factory st Newport.
provided local capital can be interested 10
the enterprise. aud that some subscrip'
tions TO the stock have already been made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
Local Intelligence.
TBuEsDAY JUNE 10. 1891
Geing Nessh
County couRr-yuxI TERN.

Hos. J. ". BowE.Is Chief Jaasa
Hos. sHrnxAs NIcHoDs. Associate
Has. II. d. B0rTvx. Jsdges
ESwAED naid, clsrt.
ions henwsos. hsefia.
G. H. Mksox. States Attorney,
CaAnEus cnAsr, Reporter
Esss1~s1 IagsAt 70 n. r. Csesn. This
csse sIelisd eonsidersbls local iEssfssi.
the action beisg broash, 10 recover Tor
keeping 3 child belonging 10 detsDdsnt
TIE pisin,ir claimed lhsi the child should
rmsin 9Th The Lssebes until Of sge, 10
vhich esss they shonid receive nothing
fa kaspins her. but that defendant took
her sway. 10 which cAse they we're 10 be
paid Tor keeping Der. The defendant de-
MED sny such ssrsmepL and that The
Lasepe's kspt The child Of their own SCI
cord, out Of sympathy Tor the dead mother
Of the child. who VS. Lngens and tbst
nothing uss ssid about psy. or tbst sbs
should remain viih them until OF age.
The Jury brought 10 verdict Tor the plain
tH for 1857 O.. Martin a Archibald and
J. L. Martin for plaintiff. Fouler a Bon
sni Bsicheldcr for defendant
". A. Aorms rs NJ r. AiAdri This
sciiou vss brought 10 recover for damage
done 10 horse stich VAS bitten by dog
belonging 10 defendant. who lives 10
Dandy. Tue defendant claimed that the
horse sS not bitten by the dog but ipiur.
ed 10 some other wsy. Verdict for plain,
tn tor cleo. Fowler a Son for plaintiff,
Martin A Archibald and Mallory for deien,
DAFT
J. q Hourly rs J. u. farrU. This Vas
90 seton for private damages for assault
spd battery. the parties living 10 Rupert
Verdict for plaintiff for $40. Martin a Al.
chibsld for plaintiff Ba,cheider 4 Barber
for defendant
NJ McEay rs Join Saoly. After the
TRIAL bad proceeded for some time IT WAS
settled. the defendant paying $50.
lUHfr Wefe I've cases Tleu OF Dtsto w n.
L. Bowen. Que for assault. 10 which the
Jury brough, 10 q yerdio. Of guilty. fine
s35; aud the other for selling liquor. 10
which be v1 sequitied.
The following divorce cases we're heard
spd bills granted. there being no defense
in either case.
ARea rs Allen. For wilful deeertion.
Martin a Archibald.
Caaoty rs Cdnedy. For intolerable Sc.
verify. Bowen.
Jones Is jones. wilful desertion. Fowler
a Son.
Hastias rs HisliHs. Adultery. Fowler
A Son.
H.ed rs Hunt For intolersble severity.
Court finished i,s business Wednesday,
having been 10 session > little over two
weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
MAScnEsTER

MAscnEsIEB,
&C. D. Milleit is visiting his brother 81
Corni,h. N. y,
-p.yson Wild and a college friend
have been 10 town few days.
C. NJ. Warren and family arrived 81
'Woodside' last week, for the summer
The Equinox House 10 now open for
tho season and guests are beginning 10 ar,
rive.
The Ice cream soda 81 Hard's drug
store goes to the right spot these hot days
Try il
Mira o. l.. Cushmsn and family Of
Nov York sre spending the summer at The
Manson House.
a heavy shower Tuesday afternoon
sss greatly appreciated BY erybody, e..
pecislly by the farmers.
&C. X Buctlin bad three cows killed
by Tightening. Tuesdsy. They were 10 !.
sured 10 the The W Mutual and bis loss
will be small
Farmers arc complaining bitterly Of
the drouih. and 50 little rain 81 this ses
son Of the year very rare. The crops
vii be very light and pastures are very
short.
MIR. and Mira. Robert McCsrtee Of Al.
bsuy arrived n The Equinox House. Tues
day, They could not wait for the formal
opsbipg OF the house which Vas on Wed,
nesdsy. They have passed many seasons
=, ,he Equinox.
TIE anniversary exercises OF BUR 4
Burton Seminary gill occur ~ follows:
Thursday Saturday. Jaos Is 20. exam
ios,ioos sundsy. jane n. II .. IN ser
mon TO the graduating class 81 the Copgre
ss,ionsl chnrch by Prof l.. W. Spring OF
OF Wiil,sms College Tnesdsy Jane %. 2
y m. At the iSemibsry Senior Glass Day
exercises. SIP. m. ., Music Hall, Junior
exhibition. Wednesday, June "a Ga IN.
., the Seminary meeting OF Trustees; a, II
. M. at Mnsic Hall. Exercises Of the Grad
us,ins Glass. Music viii be furnished BY
the opefs House Orehes,rs Of Rutland.
All patrons and friends Of the Seminary
srs eordisiIy invited 10 siiend all ihese Ell
.1cises There Gill be small admission
10 ii the Junior Exhibition, The other ey,
cfciscs ere free There uiii also be 70,
oep,ion 81 The Principals house on Wed,
nssdsy evening ., sp. tn.
The fnsl examinations Of the Semi.
mary besia this Ttursdsy morning. An
urseti feqaesi 10 attend them 10 extended
TO ali, Foliosins 10 the programme
Gharsdsy . IN. foli,icsl Eoonony. Ari,h,
nsiic. Chsnis,ry. EBeiish Grammar;
Thursday p m Aigehsa. L. s. History.
Botany. Isiia Lsssobs: Friday . N.
Gecusity. Gsrmsn. Caesar. Hssyao,ss.
Ansbssns Friday p. N Preach. Eeslsh
History. General History. Botsny. Virgil.
Saturday N Algebra. Enslist Li,eu.
sure. 0eoioey. yissil: Saturday. p. N.
Art,lns,se. Cicero. With tho exosption
OF those CO The dUi bali day The t1snisss
tioes vsll be oral
The Hsslinston. n. J. Gs1sits Of Jane
. spesAs - follows Of u asicai entssisla-
meat given there Wheat any dispsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
Asass 0uard-Aiwsy. on Duty.

Thousands make practice OF taking
DR.. David Kennejy's rayorile Remedy. Of
Rondoui; N. u, whenever they have symp'
toms OF possible sickness. and through the
promp. sc,ion Of this remarkable medicine
they are really never ILL., 1, is perfect safe
guard against oil forms Of malaria, sick
and nervous headache. palpitstion, dys.
pepsis and heartburn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
TABLE LINENS.

We have made il fixed fact that there
will be no better goods offered you
anywhere, because we have in our
INV SrocK THE BEST THAT ARE MADE.
at prices within your means,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
ARLINGTON.

Prof James Il. Garfield Of Ksnsss
University, en- Arlington boy has been el.
ec,ed Chancellor Of the University Of Ne.
brssks a. . salary Of $4,000 Vermont boys
generally get there. !"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18

Daring the thunder storm Tuesday
the lightning struck the chimney 90 James
NJ Bourns house sad came out into the
rooms through The pipe thimbles on both
aides, knocking The stove pipe scross the
room. played sbout the rooms 10 . lively
manner aud wen, ou, Of the house 10 Two
currents 10 opposite directions, spii,riug
the wood york considerably, but ipjariug
Done Of the fsmii, beyond = severe fright.
The bolt passed within three ie-t OF the
spot where Mfs. Boarn eat with her two
children Que on each aide snd vss indeed
. barrow .ospe IRON probably serious
iniary TO them
DogsRr.
w. d, Sheldon Of Bennington visited
biz broshs, on Tuesday.
-. II Sheldon has been very III the
past seet bot ,s ioproring
MIR. AID Ma Toeit OF Albany have
erssset rooms :, Mis Gray. TOT The sun
nef
Mrs Besls snd Miss Mary Bsiisin
OF Athol. Mass are guests Of Mr.. Baker
81 wsshinston Ian.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt IL having . short vsea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
SUNDERLAND.

There will be q picnic and dance ut
II. Lstbrop's grove July 4. Look out for
further notice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18
Estabrook's Store, Dining Rooms,
Cream and Opera House Business for Season Of

to
Get for Quantities Church before
10
shall about the line goods done when the before ana
deNvery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-18

semsti .Aslrver u can ssisly hs ssad the,
Ma Grace Hoyi vs The sis, II The cces
saun, Her sissiDs called Jsnsy Lad 10
Mod. her .Gtthas made some ttisi 81
ois Bsli ssd her shstliss ss simply
ssiqss. The eriy li,irs cresisfs that ~
svu beard tia, could eons ssyshsfs
nsf spprOsctiss !, ss . ncctisg bird.
The smopni Of psins,sAise sseft neees
sssy 10 seconrlish the results seen and
hesfa 81 the q ssierIs 10 simply ptodisiou'
The gassi&i,s who gave the euiefiainmsnt
Mis Hoyt Miss 0soe Ho,t Mr. Kelley
Cole and Mr. ci1escs Wyatt Bisptau.s are
New Yorias Tho affair ell pct snus
sum Tor the orsso tssd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-18
Noticias de Ia Capita! }

Anoche Sc Fecibi6 en- esta Capital un to-
legrama anunciando la desagradable nueva del
fallecimentO ocurrido en- Humacao de la dis
tinguida Sra del presidente de la Diputacion
Provincial, sr. don Narciso Soler, Nuestro pc
same para toda' la afUida familia.
Tras larga enferTnedad- una carta
que Sc nos ha nlostrado, o,-fallecio en- la ciudad
de Santo DOmigo. la Srta. dona Aejandrina To-
70 y Armas, hiia de PU9rto-Rico. Su entierro
fu6 concurridfsimo. R. P.
90
FL semana1io libre pensador la idea del
que va dimos noticia en- dias pasados, empeza-
ia publicarse 81 10 de Febrero pr6ximo, y da-
ia alcances y suplementos cuandO sea necesa-
rio. FL precio de I'm mes en- la Capital sera
so centavos; IN t1imestre $1. En- la isla vale
el semestre SD, so centaVos.'
90
Segun hemOS leidO en- LGhD199612 CO79StGtat-
cio1a0l inportante peTiodico que We la luz en-
Ia Habana, nuestro distinguido amigo D. Da-
rio Laguna, AyuCIante de la Comandancia de-
Marina le ha sido concedida c6dula de prime
"a clase del merlto naval. Enviamos nues-
ira enhorabuena.
POr iniciatival de IN inteligente y estimado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-18
Noticias de la IsIa

n A la amabilidad del Presbftero lSr. Aguild
parroco de Lares, debemos la sigliente esta-
distica ecclesiastical de aquel pueblo :-NGci-
nsiegstoS: 479 varones; 43f hembras DE es-
tos 62O legftimos 300 naturales. Total 91O
lMatrmonios 143. lLeciNs6e2atos, PdYvMIOS:-
Varones 193.-Hembras 122.-AduIt0S 200
Hembras, 187.-Total I'll.
"A Bajo el epigrafe de LS1G de la Mona, lee-
mos 10 sguiente en- EE I2eSdNee1a de Mayagiiez:
La reception que obtuvo Ell la veeina is
lila ell apoderadO de los Sres. Porrata Con-
treras fu6 un acontecimiento: AL desembarcar
ell sr. Mobuis ALI, Sc encontraba ell peonaje to-
do reunido en- la playa y queriendp aquel salu-
dar carinosamente a sus Representatives, asf 10
manifesto, dando al final de las breves palabras
que pronuncio, un viva Espana, otro la
Reina otro los concecionarios della minas.
En- ell almuerzo dicho Sr. brind0 por Espa-
ma, por ell Gobierno General y por. ell General
Lasso particularmente, cuyosl brindis CORES
pondi6 ell Sr. Bascaran don Juan) Goberna-
dor de la referida isla, haci6ndolo aHsu8 vez por
Espana, por la Reinay por la buena{ {estad1a
del ST. Mobuis en- la Monak-Nos .dic4n tam
bief que los dias festiYos Sc enarbola en- los
edificiOs ell 9abelI6n nacional.-Al propio ITEM
DO sabemos que ell Sr. Mobuis ha puesto a dis
posici6n del Sr. Bascaran el vaporcito General
ComtrerGs dedicado hacet viajes entire este
puerto aQuella isla."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-18
Orden de la plaza
18 de EmerO.

18 de E3aer0.
Parada de los Cuerpos de la guarnicl6n.-
Jefe de dSG: FL Teniente Coronel del Battalion
de eddie, D. Manuel PTats.-V Vista de HoSpi-
tai: Primer Captain de. Colon. = Tsg5IasscjG.
Un Official de CoJ6n.-PGs6O de conUatecientes:
Un Official de COI6u.-V V5giEGssciG ess la Mari
'sG: Un Official y un sargento de .ArtilEeytu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-18
Servicio de policia
ENERo 16.

Fu6 recoiida lajoven Francisco Rosario al
parecer algo extraviada su raz6n, siendo re-
mitida al asilo de caridad, entanto la reclame
su tamilia III
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-07-17
A BURGLAROUS RAID.

One or more burglarously inclined
persons made raid Monday night, and
during the hours of darkness entered
three business houses on Front street.
The miscreant first entered the Ste.
phen Lamm building, now nearly
completed, and stole chisel used by
one of the carpenters. He then en-
tered the two saloons next adjoining
on the south, conducted by Otto Mann
and DR.. Follman. Entrance to both
of these was gained by prying off the
locks and bolts of the rear doors. The
patent cash register in Mr.. Mann's
saloon was broken open, the front
piece being pried off, and S.. in cash
was secured. Three bottles of syrups
were also stolen. Nothing was Sc
cured in DR.. Follman's saloon, as the
cash had all been removed. Nothing
is missing except few cigars.
The other store entered was that Of
Geo. Thoms. Here the thief entered
the cellar through the rear unfasten-
ed door, and coming upstairs broke a
pane of glass in the door leading to
the store. By reaching through, he
turned the key, which was in the door,
and entered. The safe had purposely
not been securely fastened, and was
soon opened. The drawers were pried
out and 81 to S. in old U. S. fractional
notes, which had been preserved as
unique, were secured. All the draw
ers in the store were opened, but it is
not known that anything else was TAX
en-. A dozen peach pits upstairs, and
some banana peals down stairs indica-
ted that the burglar had taken a lunch
at Mr.. Thoms expense.
1t is thought that the burglaries
must have taken place after 1890 o.
clock, as two of the stores were not
closed until about that hour. There
is no clue to the thief.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-07-17
DISTRICT COURT.
From MONDAYS Daily.

Elmer Coddington this morning
pleaded not guilty to the Indictment
charging him with burglary in the
third degree. He was then arraigned
on an Indictment charging him with
grand larceny in the first degree, and
he entered the same plea. The trial
on the second Indictment was set for
Wednesday.
Michael Mccarthy appeared and
furnished his bail bond of $500, with
Nathan and John Mccarthy as sure
ties, and he was released.
Anton Studeska was brought before
the court on the Indictment which
charges him with breaking into the
Mapleton Jail and changed his plea to
guilty" Sentence was deferred I'M
til tomorrow, to ascertain his age,
and he will then be sent to the re-
form school.
f, A. Carl Kuchen and w. III. An
derson were admitted to citizenship.
The suit over the Richardson estate
continued to-day. This is the third
day of the trial and the end is not yet.
Judge Severance has an engagement
at Henderson beginning Tuesday, and
Judge Caldwell, of LIE Sueur, will &C.
cupy the bench. Judge Caldwell was
recently appointed to succeed Judge
Edison.