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FINANCIAL.

HERE Is WHAT THE 20YEAR ENDOWMENT
policies fo5 $1,000 maturing. this year ussl) are
si6is pay Il rs age 40. cost ii 0S6 pay si3
An annual - per investment. in addition to
CHAs. L. GURLEY.
DAILRoAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold for cash or on Margin on
OF Boston Exchanges
Investment Stocks and Bonds Speciality.
A K CHISOLM Il CO.,
Bankers and Brokers.
81 broadway, New York
GEstabli,hed Is7B.l no2-1m Send for circular.
N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON
Ne COR 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED BY sPECIAB ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1857.
keorganized under act Congress October 1. 1880
Transacts the business ofa
TRUST COMPANY
IL al its various branches
Also the business ofs
SAVINGS BANK
and ofa
SAFE DEFOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF poLLARs
Acts IS executor. administrator. guardian Of tn. e.
fses of minors. committee of the Of Iunacs
receiver assignee and Of any and sysry
description
Wills kept without charge.
Receives money depositsin sum. Of TEN CENTS
ard Upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the first day and the Ar.t
second AMI third days of the will interest
from the hrst day.
Loans money upoa Teal estate collateral sscur-
ity.
Sells frs.cass real estate and other securities In
SIMS OF $500 and upward
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of vALU-
ABLLs upon deposit IN capacious storage vaults Of
Unsurpassed dryness and security.
SMALL SAFES FOR RENT FROM s5 to sl25 PER
ANNUA.
ohse horss-DSiiy from 2 m. TO ap.m.. and un.n
hours. until > O'Clock y. IL. as follows
On the l1.h DAY OF eseh month.
% the hTst. second and thru days Of each month
@Een me loiI ;aIls Sunday the l4th a>y Will bs
substituted
Management.
BENJAMIN T. SNYDER
CHARLES C. GLOVER, First.
JANIS N. JOHNSTON, second
< FRANCIS RIGGs
- Secretary,
Directors:
ssn,.min ?. Snyder. zenas c, Robbins.
George H. Plant. Matthew o. Emery
Lewis ceghane,, Charles A. James.
i.l1rs ihsnss Gass s1aass5u il9s. dIsnsis Isss ESs
E5dSs. + hSss kST5s: ka5s iSS5 5SSnS. Ea5ss; Ea
OCH William L Clark.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, S91s, 1888; customs. S67O.6l6.
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NEw foEK, Nov. 2.-The drying room Of -
four-story building of the Lorillsrd tobacco
factory on Washington street. ysrssy City.
caught fire this morning and ~ not ex-
tinguished until about $50, 200 daoags - the
stock and building had been done For soune
the girl operatives, but ell got out b ss1oty.
Beyond few bruises no ons vs. hur&
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FINANCIAL.
PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Surplus or interest fund. d....-....... ~. 656. 27
lotsi present assets CSC. ssse a
increase OF assets in past year 2o. l0I. 10
Increase of surplus in past year.....- 15.3Sl. 10
ihe end of the hrst ten Of the Association finds
10 in hourishing and vigorous condition. Our bsi-
ness during the has been immense verasne close
to 1000 monthly. As our operations entirely
confined to the District. having no branches nor
szents" outside. this immense business shows well
for the prosperity and enterprise of the city Of Wash
inston Our association presents the best opportunity
for the public to place their savings to amount Of
interest paid by and the immediate availability
Of the money. We are paying per cent per
annum on shares when Withdrawn before maturity; 12
Per cent Per annUm on shares matured- We are now
redeeng the first and second series at 2 per
annum; the third series maturing in March of next
year will also be redeemed ut I2 cent per annum
profit. In addition to the above receiving
special payments of amounts TO S5, CO., any
sum. and paying 9 per cent per annum. payable
monthly.
rates and a great convenience to those buying
building every sort Of accommodation is extended to
members in Borrowing in repayiug of advances.
&l5o is advanced to each share on 81 monthly pay
nients; $3.50 on shares. s1O monthly: 81. .O5O on
shares. sI4 monthly; 1880 on 10 shares SO
monthly: $4,000 ON 70 shares. $40 monthly.
Economy in expenses is our watchword- Just think
Of it, in ten years total receipts have been S2 054
O34 70 and our xpenses in those ten years. for sal
aries Of officers. for rent of Offices for Advertising and
for every other its have only been sl6 47 CO. This
is great thing Building Association this keep
ing down the expenses the les. the expenses the
the profits to the stockholders.
The new series. the 11th. commences in November.
Shares can be had at all times and back dues
Quired s 81 month FER share. Once at sos llth
street. Our annual meeting Wednesday evening. No
vember4
c. c. Dunc.nson, president: Lewis Abraham. vice
president; +. g. saxton, treasurer: John Cook
tary. 5O6 1Ith street. Directors-Andrew Glass. VIM.
p. Seville. A. n. Meeker. Vim. b. Goods. F. W.
Brsndenburg. Chas Baum, Chss. W. Schell. Vim. X.
Hiiiyer. G. Bankes Brookes. Cbss. +. Benjamin. at
torney, Room 10, COrcoran building. oc3OSt
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FORCE GREATLY
D~A AUGMENTLD.
With the two additIonal New York
cutters and our greatly enlarged
force we thought we We're abe to
cope with any demand. But not so
This morning We engaged another
New York cutter and a dozen ad-
ditional tailors
We are confident We can now meet
all additional requirements. Yet it
Will take day or two to catch up
with the orders previously booked,
so be patient with us.
The ren-dollar Trouserings fairly
flew. Have added some patterns
tnat We're much higher IN order to
tone up the assortment.
GEO T. KEEN,
Custom Tailor,
se26-3m Ala 9th st. NV
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LoxDox, Nov. IA report comes from IhigA-
Ton that lIrs. ParneIl's condition ID one ef susA
eonplste prsssration - 70 nsks hsr rsesvsy
doubtfnl
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NJ GODS & CO..
b A n X E r 8.

WooDs CO..
BANKERS,
I222 st. NV.
As the volume Of business has materially in
creased during the past year. as is evidenced by
the large number of accounts that have been
opened with US. both large and small
We desire To Few words to you regarding your
banking business and your bank account.
Our many friends have brought large number Of de-
rapid growth to that personal interest they have
taken in prosperity.
ACCOUNTs--Ws solicit the accounts Of small de-
positOrs. and IT is never TOO much trouble to
extend them the same facilities do our lsrre
business. aud We will endesvor by prompt, courte-
Gus anu liberal treatment TO please YOU
Our facilities for handling accounts of firms corpors
tiOns and capitalists the very best
Loans made on real estate and other available col
lateral
Commercial paper discounted We have no board day
Our discount day is every day.
Exchange both foreign and domestic drawn custom
AIRY usanees
Our list OF foreign correspondents is very extensive
We want account from every
Our motto: Courtesy. promptness and Hberality.
Call and U.s.
WOODS co...
BANKERS.
Open $50. Ioc2s6tI Close 4:3o.
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TAILORING LORE.

"MERTZ'S" TAILORING LORE.
quite a aouelty-
To produce garments of q superior
grade rs not novelty to shop. The
name of 'Mertz" hds ditrays been asso-
cIated with the finest. There is ''qulle
anovelty," though. in being able TO se-
cure high grade garments to order at
saving of from ID to 20 Per cent. The
TO lowing figures will possibly serve as
an index to ur prices: We will make to
your individual order for &25 n business
suit. for 80 semi-dress suit, Tor $50 a
full dress suit, silk lined. for $o5 a top
coat, silk lined.
W. c. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
no2 ol4 1lth st. n. w.
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George H. Tilden has filed petition In the
Westchester county lN-x-) surrogats's court 90
compel the executors Of the viii Of samuel J.
on Noveubsr II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSoff1oE OF BELLygE pAIgYs iI
OIr customers and the public are 6sreby notified Oh
that Mr.; r. l. Terry ionger connected with this
estabishment Mr., Harry w. Blunt. jr.. assumes
100, C. HEURICH. Proprietor
October 81, 1891. no2-1w
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
49, Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between John Edwards sometimes
Ca ts. t9E d. sn6 ImofhS
iiaxhan, has been this day dissolved. Timothy CAL
the a1e ANN sd to lin naxent of All III des s 90
sald fiji I'm should be made he is authorized receipt
nergor. me business will be continued at the old
Dated at the city OF Washington. d. c.. this ID day
OF November 1891.
no2-3t' TfMoTHY GAhLlGHAN.
NeSTHE EDISON MTMEOGRAPH.
What is it and what IS fors Four years ago
the Olson Simeograph was EXPERIMENT.
Unknown and unified it at once entered into act
I've .onI Ietlii ln with DUPLICATING devi es of .s-
tabi'sEed reputation and ionr stal.d.ng Today
over 10. gU users Voice sentiment
OF lis eIlphatc approval, aud 1t is recognized as
:Ea standard duplicating device for auto.-aplIic
or :ypeTrltten woik DS the 'Un4inerclal, ediica-
tionai and religious world. II is simple in
operation, strong. well made unaffected by tho
teinIerature. portable, heat i'll oleratIUn, will
over 3. 900 autoGrapliic and over 1, 40 type
written copies IRON TIE one original. FroIn H.
You san irin trOih 0D to 10 % eoiles of cir
char N an Aour t Is pri ticay indisIensa-
Die 10 real estate agents. merchants at orueys,
secretaries. hotel ana restauranV keepers apd,m
TACT. To al business lIen.
We shal! De giad to have you drop in at any
Iie ii aLa avc IT shown you and ts PRACTICAL
ho2-,.n 619 7th st. NV.
ss-S THREE MORE PUPILS TO JOIN FIVE
49, young g.rIs select private class-English
uate. twenty odd yeats experience Eeid at PUPIL 5
residence. Apply TO l.. l. Z. CULLIERE, lOil Conn.
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w w~owAsHINGToN. DC. OCTOBER 20,
Mr. IhoMas g. Henscy. Secretary INDUSTRIAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION:
Dear Srl Your check ,or 500 for repuro hasc of ten
shares oil stock association, the property OF
Adoiphus Z. Constantine, ny late husband, who
drowned by failing oyerboafd f,oaa the police boat
Joe Blackburn near Indian Head the night SEP
teinber III. 1891. was amy received.
Wish 10 thank the board directors for the prompt
ness III which the. settled my claim. My husbands
savings IN your association, had he wished with
draw, were > 10. ior winch i now receive $500 Ny
husband has been Doth mon borrowing" and Dor
ROWING member and has Always received businssslike
and cordial Treatment ali has with
associaiioii a.so Lo.d Il tlC) shares IN ny
Name aid ss you have proved substantially that
you are able 10 do promise hope 70 continue
my nienit tersiiip doing to further the IN
terest OF the association.
Yours, very respectfully,
oc-O-:w Mrs 4. kkBECCA CONSTANTINE.
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PROFESSIONALISM SHIRTS. re-
with Shirt Factory on the premises, under
tie management Of practical and long peri-
enccd cutter. we ere prepared TO execute your
orders at short notice, guaranteeing in -vcry ia
Stance perfect tit ard ensire satisfaction.
Give US a trial order
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Oc1-3m lOth 1lth and sts. wv.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-12

Biennemann, Henry Lois, Jr., New
ton Newburg, Henry Heidermann,
George H. Fray, August Hoetz,
Herman Kessler, F. J. Thurman,
William Kersting.
Grand /ur0rs-B. W. Shilz, Al
phonz Richter, VIM. Kaddatz, Ma
thias Lauz, H. F. Heofner, Frank
Reihl.
The foregoing list of names pre-
sented by the several supervisors
were re-read before the Board.
Thereupon Sup. D. M. Jones moved
that the list of names selected by
the several supervisors of the several
towns and wards, as read by the
Clerk before the Board, be ratified
and adopted by this Board as the
list of jurors for the ensuing year
Seconded by Sup. Lohaus and
carried.
Sup. Hartman moved that the
Board do now adjourn until 2
O'Clock P. NJ, for committee work.
Seconded by Sup. Ernst and car
ried. Thereupon the Board adj
journed.
d. B. BENEDICT, County Clerk.
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MORNING SESSION

OF the County Board OF Supervisors
of kenosha County, Wisconsin, No
vember Is, 1890.
The County Board convened at 9
o'clock 4. NJ, pursuant to adjourn
ment. and was called to order by
Chairman Burgess.
Upon call Of the roll by the Clerk
the following named members res
ponded: Sups- p. L. Burgess, Geo.
Curtis, Z. Napfer, John Bruins,
Philip Harmon, Jacob Ernst, 2. NJ
Jones, B. G. DoWse a. a. Mygatt,
". M. Burgess, A. G. Ozanne, ]. B.
Lohaus.
Reading Of the journal Of pro,
ceedings Of this Board OF dates r.
IS and I4 read and approved as
read
The bonds of H. Corc0Ian as
Clerk Of t}le Circuit Court and RI. G..
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4uckien's BrniCa SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptlons,
anu positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Woodward
& Conley
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The County Treasurer, A. ]. Burg
presented his annual statement of
account together with cancelled or
ders and certificates and certified
check for balance of moneys in his
hands
The said report and vouchers
were referred to Committee on
County Treasurer's Accounts, A. G.
Ozanne, Chairman
On motion Of Sup. Kupfer, Board
adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
D. B. BENEDICT, County Clerk.
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Proceedings Of County Board Of Su-
usors Of Kenosha County. Wis.
Annual Session Held November II. 1890.

Annual Session Held November II, 1890.
Sup. Kupfer moved that the Board
do now proceed to the business Of
selection Of jurors for the ensuing
year.
Seconded by Sup. Hartman and
carried.
The several supervisors of the
towns and supervisors from the sew
eral wards in the city of Kenosha
presented lists Of names for their
respective towns and wards as fol
lows:
TOWN OF BRIGHTON.
Petit /ur0rs-Dennis Murphy, S.
B. Bohanan, w. B. Haven, Jas. w.
Halliday, Thomas Hartnell, Jacob
Daniels, IT,, John Ferry, Hugh
Mooney, Valentine Jackley, John
Ludwig, William Murphy, Thos. H.
Dixon.
Groud /uy0rs-W. v. Gull, vii.
liam Wheeler, Valentine Eppers,
John Daniels, NJ. F. Mcdonald,
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
Petit /uy0rs-C. L. Marsh, Geo.
Gates, w. C. Bacon, W. K. Turner,
M. c. Kelley, Frank Gethen, John
Lane, William Watkins, S. Epson,
c. M. Bishop, James Britton, Frank
Leonard.
Grand /urors--Wm. L. Marsh,
II. r. Lavey, j. D. Fowler, c. B.
Gaines, Thos. Garland, A. B. Pierce.
CITY OF KENosHA-FIRsT WARD.
Pit /urors-John Fish, ST., H.
Pfenning, ST., Samuel Reynolds, c..
H. Gonnermann, A. Isermann, w. E.
Reed, Nathan r. Allen, r. E. Mail
er, c. ]. Gronquist, Michael Faul-
haber, John McNulty, William Co.
Der
Grand /urors-A. P. Reed, Geo.
S. Baldwin, F. Robinson, Morris
Funck, James Pennefeather.
CITY OF KENosHA-sEcoND WARD.
Petit Iur0rs-Albert Zens, Fred
Stemm, Adam Dckhaut, John
Schmitz, Nick Lauer, Joe Miller,
Wendelin Dagenbach, Fred Tim
norman, John WashDish, Martin
Steinmetz, Adam kaufman, Nick
Schultz.
Grand /urors-Christ. Schend,
Peter Christman, John Harrington,
Math. Puetz, John Berens.
CITY OF KENosHA-THIRD WARD.
Petit Jurors John Crook, John
Langin, w. R. Post, Chas. Allen,
John Funck, L. Theirs, H. Kotz,
Thomas Hansen, A. Byington, C. H.
Leach, c. Engelhardt, F. L. Grant.
GraRd /urorS-Thos. Bond, L.
King, Thos. English, c. E. Remer,
E. G. Hartman, Fred Gottfredsen.
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WARD.
PETIT /ur0r5-Ernst FRANKIE, John
Gillett, Peter ellis, Frederick H.
Joerndt, Frank Jaeger, Frederick
Mygatt, John Myer, Barney Meow
ern, Leonard Maurer, William
Schmitt, Henry Schmorrow, Christ.
~
ocnoley' INT: 49,
G/S1I1@ ~ 4 4I0lSTIJ olilI alI.g, ~
Huck, John Holzeman, John Ma
loney.
Dat 1.,..g Tbon,sspr;oa
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1ll''li = 80 - 80 'l'''-'' -
Dul $50 ! l'o'nao 1e0iis' 00ol 8
MCGlll.
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ll'itln nee y 'sooEl' aug ~ 9cliel
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AFTERNOON SESSION

OF the County Board Of Supervisors
Of Kenosha County, Nov. IS, 1899
The County Board Of Supervisors
Of kenosha County convened at 2
O'Clock pursuant to adjournment and
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- "a AA "A YEAR! undertake 10 hyissgF
EEEENEB teach any fairly intelligent person Of ei
REgIs ya$ ss4 s,oa S5 %o, S and N.Y.
49, ~ ~ " ~ how to earn Three Thousand D0mre-G
Yearn their localities they veI will also I
which you that
money above Easily and quickly
but worker from each district coun Fl
have already taught provided with employment fas
number who making SS900 year each It's = As8
and SOLID. Fun particulars ES H. Address ose
Il. G. ALLEN, KSOX $50, Augustus, NssaSSsss.
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To the County Board ol Supervisors
at Kenosha Couuty, Ms.
GENTLEMEN:-We, your Commit
tee, to whom was referred the annu-
al report and statement Of account
Of Adolph ]. Burg as County Treas
urer Of Kenosha County, beg leave
to report that we have carefully ex-
amined said account and have COM
pared the orders surrendered by said
Treasurer with the stubs in the or
der book in the Office of the County
Clerk, and Of the certificates issued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and find them correct in every par
ticular, and that we herewith return
orders that are cancelled, to be de
stroyed according to law. And that
the balance of his account Of So
o43.31 is evidenced by certified
check by Cashier Of First National
Bank that the amount Of moneys
was in said bank to his credit.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Of Kenosha County, Nov. IA, 1890.
The County Board of Supervisors
Of Kenosha County, Wisconsin, con-
vened pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by Chairman n.
NJ. Burgess.
Upon call of the roll by the Clerk
all the members responded as their
names were called.
NEW CLAIMS.
No. 81, J. B. Starkweather 4 Co.,
jail supplies, S17.55-Referred to
Committee on General Bills; No. IS,
F. Mygatt. erroneous tax certif-
cate-Referred to Committee on
Finance.
The bond of Sheriff elect Matthias
Stahl presented, and, on motion, was
referred to the Committee on Coun-
ty officers Bonds
Claim No. As, of John Harmon,
presented by the committee to whom
the same was referred, who respond
ed as follows:
We, your Committee, to whom was
referred the within claim, respect
fully report that we have examined
the same and find that the services
rendered were covered by the Sher-
ifs salary and recommend that the
claim be disalloWed.
D. l.. BURGESS,
GEO. CURTIS, Committee
JOHN B. KUPFER,
Sup. Kupfer moved that the re-
port of committee be accepted and
adopted and that the bill be disal
lowed
Seconded by Sup. A. G. Ozanne
and carried.
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A. c. OzANNE,
d. NJ. JONES, COMMITTEES
J. B. KUPFER,
To the County Board Of Supervisor
0f Ken0sha Comfy, Ms:

u IUS COI/IIV D00/0 ~ A0HpC/ cSS0/
Of Kenosha C0unty, Ms:
CENT EMEN Below | present
you with a list Of county orders and
court certificates paid by me as
County Treasurer Of the County Of
Kenosha, Wisconsin, from date Of
November u, 1850, ending Novem-
Der IS, 1890. inclusive, showing the
number Of said orders and certi6-
Gates, together with the amount Of
each, and the party in whose favor
same were drawn. Said orders and
certificates being herewith surren-
dered to your honorable body, to be
disposed of as by law directed.
ADoLPH ]. BURG, County Treasurer.
Kenosha, WIS, Nov. Is, 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

rueeday night "a +. NJ. plckard,
who IA q broihet.in.law Of Governor
houtt, was trying to drive Jersey
hull from his yard, the animal became
furious aud made n rush at him, gorlng
MIN horribly. His abdomen was com.
plotely torn open. Hr was removed
10 the house, where Ur. Bancroft ut.
tended him. He lived until | O'Clock
yesterday, when aftcr hours Of sufI,r.
ing, he passed away. pickard is a
well.t0-do mnchmnn, living thrce
miles below bittleton. lie has always
Teen industrious aud Ia highly respect.
ed. --iJcnUer heUs.
Several members Of the police force
went 10 Fremont ~ witness the hang.
ing yesterday. Among the number
were Captain COrmach, Sufgeants
Whalen aud Ormsby aud Detective
Haze. The Omaha patty arrived, ON
account Of the laleness Of the train,
Immediately after the banging. In
Speaking about the hanging, sergeant
Whalcn said. "rhAts the nnt exc.
Cutl0n ever came near witnessing.
Judging from what have heretofore
read concerning such Affairs, 1 should
say that II was conducted Ia apple-pie
order About nty people witnessed
INC hanging. After the mon were
pronounced dead aud lowered into the
transfer collins, everybody % desiring
wa presented with n sou vcnir Of tile
occasion In the shape VI a piece Of rope
or some part u the pinions that
were used 10 secure the condemned
mon" Sergeant Whalcn returned
with a piece VI rope about six inches
In length, which he cut up into still
smaller paris aud dlslfibuted among
HE ftonds last night. The ser.
gcant said that the craze Tor such relies
among the people was astonishing.
Sheriff Boyd was much disappointed
At not being present nj the opening
ceremonies, az he was anxious 10
gather all the Information possible 10
ld him Ia the prospective Nell case,
which 10 rapidly approaching, la this
coun,ry. II is sald that the body Of
Sheppard was raised and lowered after
death by the authorities 10 afford
shefili BOYD aud O,hCn an opportunity
OF seeing with wha, Perfection the de.
tails Tor a successful operation had
been atrangci.-Omuha World. HcTd'd.
An Indian hunter brought In word
tina, he came across the Dalton gang,
who robbed the Fargo express on the
santa Fc road n month ago. lie says
the gang Il plnnning a mid upon the
agency with the object n robbing the
United states commissioner who has
The money 10 pay the Sac and Fox
Indians Tor the lands recently pur.
chased by the government. Az soon
A. the hhawnccs who were charged
with the murder Of three horsc thieves
were released they headed n posse 10
run down the Dalton gang. A lively
encounter IL anticipated when the two
PARTIES mect.-.Sdo and For special 10
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