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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
CONVENTION OF ZETA PSI.

Providence X. l.. Jan. l5.-Thc forty ffth annual
convention Of the Zeta Psi Fraternity IS being he'd
with the Epsilon Chapter at Brown University Inc
convention opened 10 day and Will adjourn t0'mor
row. Fifty representatives are present, coming from
the University Of New-York, Rutgers. University OF
Pennsylvania. Colby Brown, Iuita' Lafayette I'M
versty of North Carolina, Rensselaer,, Polytcchnlc'
B0wdoin. Cornell. University OF Toronto, CoinInhii
McGiu University. NoGee school Of Applied sciences
Harvard and Williams. The first secret session was
held this morning at O'Clock. Another session wa
leld at 80 this afternoon. President Andrews VIII
address the delegates in chapel tomorrow noon and
the college Glcc club will furnish music The c0nVeh'
ton will close tomorrow evening with a banquet az
the Narragansctt The subjects and speakers will be
Orator and POSTMASTER. Austin g. Fox of New YORK,
Harvard poet. RufOrd Franklin OF Ncwlork, C0lHIn-
,ia: "The FratcrIitv.7 6. VI. Van IIocSen. OF Now
York University Of New York: The Grand Chapter
Harrison f. Webster president Of Union College Zca
psi War "Reminiscences Livingstone Satterlce. OF New
York Brown: "Our Legal Lights James J. Myers, OF
boston Harvard our Medical Men" W. X. Otis, -
New ork, Columbia: Brown University" Harry W.
Iayes Of Bristol. Brown The Press" DR.. W. \. T..
Wyman, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
covrpvop prcK.s BRIEF MESSAGE.

yasison Wis Ian. 15.-BOth houses OF the Legs
I,turo with Justices Of supreme Court ana S'd'o
officers assembled in Joint convention TO-DAY anu
listened 10 the reading Of the Governors message
,r, one Of the ,hotc, delivered II recommends
economy in State expenditures aboh-hheh' VI III"
BOARD Of state Charities and reforms inc Pa,'S -
,o lo,r covering interest on state funds with state
Treasury law for semi annual payment ol VaAo'' INV
rono,I ~ the Bennett Compulsory school law amend
ments to the Cooper election Law; laws ior lnp''"
ment Of the National Guard and all appropriation for
Worlds Fair exhibit
In reference to tic Bcnhctt 'ohPui'''' UNIV" "
the Governor said:
,onr $40 Of the Laws Of 1889 has been the source Of
much discussion and dls-enson in our Sta"' III "N
Judgment this ait. far a. IL refers o" uuc''o"'
IL unwlse and unnecessary. In many OF it. provisions
IL is an arbitrary and unJu ,tihdbIe hUrl'r'I''c VIZ"
uaronal rights individual freedom and the liberty oil con-
eicrc and therefore recommend it, prompt repeal Inc
real underlying principle Of this la" j. not compulsory a.
tendance at schools wise Advancement OF popular
education but assertion 81 the strong government
,oorv as oppn.od that doarlyprz'd principe oil per
o,,l liberty winch the foundation OF our Govern
mont Misrepr entations have been made in the heat Of
tical controversy by IL defenders, both to the law
itself and a, to motives and principle, OF those who
nnose il which have tended to bring State into Dis
epu,e among those far from the scene oi conht; ahd
ignorant Of the real matters in dispute The prncpl"
picd this piece Of legislation would not ohN ue-N
e ~ our private schools, but would establish the right
., ,h State or the dominant party dicatc
what and what alone all the children within 1T borders
sboud be taught leaving th" minority how 'r large
no discretion or freedom prin -ipc morr
uyersive important protection to individual
liberty and the rights Of conscience cOuId scAccN D.
imagined The right Of the TO educate his child
IN accordance with the dictates OF his conscience without
Interference part Of the State should be recognized
defended,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. - (speciaD.-The news for the past
fortnight from the Northwest in regard to wheat has
been OF sort to confuse operators here. To-day thes
has been as much conflict ever I'm the advices from
the Northwest, and the confusion which resulted has
been complete Gossip has centercd round the Wash.
ington wheat crop. Private letters ana messages
have insisted that the Weld Of this state Instead "
being 100000 bushels a the Government puts II,
is not less than 2j,0OO.0O0. The hgure While an
unreasonable one certainly contributed 10 the days
decline. Cables to-day came weak. The influential
bears were still very free sellers on any show d
strength. That Northwestern cars h9sp o'or a'.
YEARS. is matter Of great discour5geTnent To the
bulls May sold from 06 IS 10 % 81 ana closed az
9,;a g6 Is prominent receiving house very bullh
ON corn all the season, the frees seller TO-DAY.
IL is supposed TO indicate better receipts. samples
we're weak Cables were lower. Estimates tor Fri.
day 233 cars, are liberal. May sod from o2 3-79
- IL 10 81 "a. and closed at 12@ % L. Cash o.ts
we're f1lly | cent lower: futures closed about /:
cent lower May sold from. n "a 10 -, ana closed
at As IL Provisions started at an adyance on me
advance Of 10 cents. selling by Cddahy, caused al
the Improvement TO be lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
TILE .nITMEAL TRrST FORMED.

CHICAGO Jan. 1j.-Ecprcscntativcs OF the +. Schn-
.u,cber Willing Company, Akron, ohio; the Hover
Oatmeal Company, Akron. ohio: the Quaker Milling
,'ompanv. Ravenna. Ohio the Cereal Mlln; Company,
Chicago and Cedar Rapids; the Rockford Oatmeal Com
many. and the Iowa city Oatmeal Company agreed
upon = plan of consolidation this afternoon Nj.
schumacher the Oatmeal King this afternoon said
There are many details yet to be arranged but the
dca! IS practically settled We are in fair way 10
arrange for consolidation of our mill, by au absolute
transfer OF title to the new company"
Were any Of the remaining mills DESTROYS Of enter
ing into this combination - he was asked.
Well he replied. every mill that was invited To
iak, part in the conference IS here. and We are not
much concelncd about the others
II i understood that the eight mills Interested in the
dci represent about % per cent OF the total oatmeal
output Of the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York, Thursday. Jan I5.BEEvI S-ReGeiptS, o,S
ai wS.t sds .aasGifrr 80 trading in Cattle
CiJ, Dressed had inquiry at g. asc for Light
Gable rams rceyrd 70 d,y quote rfrigeratd Beef barely
at aCd or la2c drcs,ed weight sinking tho
Shipments 60 Cattle and 50 Sheep the Trinidad to
MILcm cows-Recelp. mainly late Yesterday, were we're
MEDIUM stock Mr Rockcellar sold 10 head at 40 each
and ,aG al sl % ,r mead Due -old head at
al % .h do at @35 90 and DO at :3j gSr head and
IAI.N - ,t % " ,..aT3n1S and Western
road sne.day went dire 70 sgfhirS,' ood s'
nson Ma, a SFg Vas yss no r Pr Ca ,'N were no:
aud very Jew OF any eIagS d,, y, W, .ior nrces few
arayard Calo sold at ~ a3s common fair STATE Veal.
hi ma a 4 Of wcsttrS' wSf at s5Gf IS per 100 ~ and
thcr nor than Ss'tgaG9 ~ upIy Min prices fairly
,Gy io SatI' Dr.!cG veal. At Gioc ;t CAVES
IS c and DsS!ed FED and Western brought ia
Hollis 10 sat- s ' BaT 1 f al 49,
700 a, M d. 20 Z at c IS STAT. Vcai. IL ~
So do a5 y g w,,,nra .9iE' ~ 70 a. = Il, 70
numc lui. b Penns mama Barn'ar Cal'T9, 800
p al g. pr n sate Nea,, % o. AT 5ci do 10 10
u fq lyp vfa,: IS r s 20 carload. of 59os
h,d il tarioad Coit ana carloads at Jersey Cty
maud mod'f"Ils 'us, ' mimi. Sbr,n SOD AZ - S5a
ags Of tn i' tw sclec.o, at 81 and good to choice
i'. I, dad in,,ct not br-k but prices show o
moe ur n,, general -al'7 today wcre a. saoc for
r--.i Mutton. and - 10 eye for Dressed Lambs No:
many ~puug Lambs arriving an" hoO many ""H'o"' nuo'ou
steady 30 -to.t u.F 'Ir't~-
.,.. lriu, 4 Mullen: 81 state Lambs. - y aver.
. IL - t-r loo % 10 do = n At 3B IS % Go.
AZ lt 3 GO IA DO 80 o. AZ 50 50 stat, sheep.
ii ,.r =, a. e5 ;' so ~ a, = 90
go Diaut,.k 4 Dewey: lSj Canada and Western Lambs.
- D. a0 ~. IL sat- t" - IT, ~ :, - &c" % IT, AZ
~ -: O7 shop. log -, at - 10; Il do - u at
:; 40 lis DO. - q az - -. go .
90 H,ilcubccl * Hollis: 80 Michigan Lambs sl'i ID.
49, ,. ., an , -. =, IN. tss
do 90 49, ~ - 80; T., Indiana DO l2i =. AT - a. -
I,,if. Lam 1- = %
gau 10 .m..cd. % 70. at -. .
f. '~id,r \ Co IO7 Western Sheep. % n a. - 10
J. y Pidcoct Sons 10 han>a, Sheep. lu0 u scaht
al S'Gl-Racclp, including 81 ears late YESTERDAY we-,
carload, T. 37 head 20 carloads az iothst and -
.aro1d, nj Jersey civ About carload, for sale and
most sold At - ~ per 100 70. The market
is quoted steady JOus3 90 FOR common To prime Hogs.
country dressed dull at pcYou, quotations or at i2d
t. -nt, With rough heavy ing az "a H4c
S,le,-J. t. Scott: POI ohio Hogs, l39 y average, at
- per 100 II. less % the lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
LIVELY LEGISLATURES IN TIE WEST

Denver. Ncb.. Jan. 13.-The trouble in the lower
house in the Legislature, begun on Friday was renewed
Yesterday The motion to adopt the Journal Of Fri
dav which contained the appointment Of House com
mtees was defeated hy the combine" after two hours
alibusterng The Speakers party then moved an al
iournmcnt which was declared carried. though the
utmost commotion and calls Of rolcal and yeas ana
NAYS were made. Before the members could leave the
House Brown, the leader of the " combine moved
that the Office Of Speaker Of the House be declared
vacant lie announced the motion carried by a vote
of os 10 Of White Of Custer County. was chosen
speaker and amid the greatest confusion the House
adjourned The Governor has been called upon TO
take action in the matter and serious trouble Is feared
At O'Clock this morning, as Police Inspector
Uawlev was leaving the Legislative Han where ne hd
been irving to quiet the members he was met bN
Harley Mccoy, one Of the toughest characters IN tc
CITY, Mccoy made some insulting remarks II ha"'
lev who turned round and remarked that he hah better
on on or he would be arrested Mctoy. without an
other word shot at awley. the ball passing through
his abdomen causing wound which Will result IN MS
death Policeman Morris. who came to liawieNs as
sistsnce. was shot through tie shoulder Mccoy was
arrested.
81 Paul Mimi. Jan. 14.-rhere was lively tine
in the senate today. A protest was hled bV inc lac
pubcan Senators against the methods and actions Oh
the combine majority. The protest was against
the taking from the Lieutenant Governor his right TO
annojnt the senate Committees. 1t reclted tlat the
action was injurious to the public and subycrsNe 81
eli nreccdent and courtesy. II va, chara' tri1cd a.
roroIutionarv" and huchstcring By De sihE a,1
ambitious men and political inalpu!.1n,o' ,.t on
the senate journal. ana a iohs Isnt rho nrc
attempt 10 cNpungc alter the protest. lhe PIc
siding officer held that the protest must DC ~
ceived and could neither he stricken out nor eA-
MINCED and Mr.. Donnelly had to Yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
LIVE srocK MAuKErs-nY rrLrGEArn.

Buffalo. Jan. I5-Catc-HcCcip for the last q hours.
20; CONSIGNED through Zoo head Of
which =. 10 went To- NcW-lolAi sale, 60 Market 10
steady and UNCHANGED. Sneep anu i.amb~-iec.pt9 tor
i.t - hours J2up head total for the week thus lar
- 900 last week. 1900: CONSIGNED through
Of which loo went To Nrw-lork; On sale,
grades shade higher: co.aOu steady. Hogs
-ccpt, or last - hours. lO..SO head total for tho
w, g., 800; Tor time last ws'h, - 80
con errt through $3.50 head. which G12O went 10
New YORK; sale, L9lOMarkct steady and unchanged
Mediums. heavy ana mixed. - 'od-3 50; good heavy
YorAcr, Goa - i0 lt 10, - GodFJ 90 pigs, IS tO@
- 30: rD.gh- .. Hnurj lO.
thica.o Jan lJ.-"Ih, Evening journal" reports
Cattr-l;ccoip, llOOO head. Market dun and steady.
pIl,.r .jdtj 10; fair steers,
st0-p: tullS ana mixed. II 5Od-3 % -tockef>.
- 3od.3 iIog--i,ccpt,. - 900 head shipments 900
mead. Market active ana higher Common light mixed.
4. iUG.J 80 prime parkors - 5jds3 80 prime heavy and
butcher rri-hi, ~ GjI-3 light - JOdf3 90. sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments, 5000 Market active and
steady. Native, Std;i 80; Mr.t terms, - 5OdFi 30;
Texans. 3bdtt 40 Limbs, rpd=G
Louis, jan. lb.-tattlc-licccptS. 300 head; ship
ncnt- 800 Market stronger Good % fancy natives.
- ,o1-, b. good - 1bd-l 80. stock"r> and
t, - IOat3 ~; TnN1, and Indian Il ~ 30 ds3 %
Iioe,-l;Ip, i9co head; shipments. lo0. IN" market
wa. higher. choice heavy. ~ 5o093 30 mixed
or,d,s 80 2Oa.S 30; ueht fair to best - 3OdSS 50.
-Rcc,ltp,. 800 head shipments. 200. The market
wa, strong. GOOD to choice - 20Gsj 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Jan. -, p. m-Consoi- % "a for money and
97- for the account Atlantic and Great Western, first
mortgag" trustees certificates 33s Canadian Pacific
~; Erie ID; Mexican ordinary, 1874 81. Paul com.
mon. 80, Pcnn,ylNauil. 3D.; Reading. ia. Money
la2 per The rte Of discount the open
Tor hoh short and tht-' months bl, j., Dr. per cent.
Paris advice, quote per cen
time. Tor tn" account, and exchange London az p
fraics - crntime, for checks. The bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank ~ England balance to-day
is cli2.0oo The bullion in the Bank Of England In.
crease c-73 coo during the last week The proportion
u The BmK 81 England's reserve 10 liability which last
week was 1892 per cent, /, now 1873 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. Jan. II. y. m-Cotton-rhe sales OF tho
aN n,lud'u iyioo bales American Futures closed easy
american middhng. low uding clause January a..
livery, li6d s,'r,; January and February d,it,,rv
> i6id sellers, February and March delivery ! i-Gii
: rs: March ana april delivery. 2OGld value. \nr
ana May delivery, . 23Gid value; May and innc DE-
livery, JO4d sellers; June and July delivery ! sNtd
-eller,; July aud August delivery a9.64d45 3oNId"
August and september delivery, > 2S-6id sellers ~
Galveston, Jan. l5.-futon firm: mddllnc q II tcc .
low mlddlng. "l-c; good ordinary SAsc net and ,rnss
ctlt. 329l bales; export, codstwse 200 halls. ,Ie
591 bales; stock. l2llli bales. N"'''' S'cs'
Norfolk Jan l5.Cotton steady; middling o al6c :;
net and gross receipts, 1876 bales eNmrts cS,s,.i"a
-. pare. SAL IL C n,,rs sock bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market was utterly neglected at IN.
stock Exchange yesterday. At the Consolidated Pr.
change there were TRANSACTIONS in options TO the extent
OF AZ 900 barrels at 10 la ia 20 I-id73 IL cent?
The increased activity of the railway share market
diverted the attention Of traders and the DAYS transac
tons without significance. Refined petroleum
was unchanged at 140 cents in barrels and Is cents
Foreign quotations frner at 81 3-fa %
francs in Antwerp $50 marks in Bremen, and IA
ncncc in LOndOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
BoBsIy AND SPOOL coupAyIEs COMBINE.

Portland, Me-. Jan. 15.-The american Bohbln' spool
and shuttle Company was organized here to-day. This
organization Is not reported. in the Interests of an
English syndicate but its stockholders and officers are
all Americans. 1t comprises % per cent of all the
bobin and shuttle Interests of the United States and
the consolidation Is made for economic reasons George
Munroe Endicott Of Boston IS president; and William
A. French OF Boston. will be treasurer The financial
backing is strong. and the company has paidup cap
ital of SO 600 900 properties include timber land
in this State. and It's finishing factories In manu-
featuring centres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
EUROPEAN PRopucr MARKETS

Liverpool. Jan. H. $40 !. m.-iccf and pork In poor
demand, Hams ia good demand. Bacon Ia fair demand
Cumbcrllnd cut about p to 80 NJ steady rs short
lb about - y. steady 40 IS sd
riddles about =. 2Ss sd long clear middle,
about - u, steady ~ IS o. Cheese-Ih' demand IS
impovine Ialow and turLentine In pool demand. Rosn
The demand Ia, fallen on Larl-Spot and futures In
Sls. Wheat IN poor demand. Flour In fair demand
t"ih-SlDt ~ poor demand Futurcs-lhc demand ma,
fallen OIL mixed western spot steady at IS ID January
~tady nc - o. January new steady - I'd FEBRUARY
tady at 5s ID. Hop, at LOndUn-paciuc Coast I'm no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
OIL MARX Els.

OIL City. Penn Jan; 15-Natonal Tran'it ecrtlfcates
S,le. 100 OO6 bbs olcafanccs ia 600 bills charters.
~ sol bba shipments 7OS77 bhl-; runs. 5'oo1 bills
pttsburq Penn, Jan. lJ.-pcroleum very dull Nation
Transit opened 73isc closed. 73c highest
1870 lowest 13c. .. tn -.
bradford Penn. Jan. 15Natonal Transit certificates
opened at 1870 closed 73c highest, '3se lowest 73c
C1eafances 232, 900 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

mddling Sic good ordinary. 77.c and gross reee,
1913 bales; exports coastwse, 739 bales sales IA
bales; stock 9i90S bales '' A'"o0
New.Orleans, Jan. 15.-Cotton Arm mddng a1e.
low mddng S9c good ordinary, Sc receipts S2si
bales; gross S23 bales; exports to 6cI
bales to France, $3.50 bales; sales. 600 bales stos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Boston, Jan. l5.-ilour dun; prices unchanged Con-
yellow, GJc. O2ts-AcLfe Tor futures
at the advance; No. +. white. 35a: shols nTm 4aa "A
yooI demand. Provisions quiet, prices only Ialfy gs'
f,lned Butter very STEADY. Cheese MN. L.R2s-tr
ceipts ngt demand slack "e't'n extras 49, he.
cc,ts f9r The Wcck-tCUr, $4,000 bDs, -o,VJO sacAsi
corn 600 bush 900 Du-a; shorts 30 tons
Ilnr,lo Ian lj-Nhea-No haTd quiet , tafs sold AZ
II o. closing at 81 % 5000 bush No ! Northern sod
A. Il Of@ 5000 bush II Oii. cars odd at 81 o. e!os:
a. Il ljODO bush No Northern 'o4l ..
Jsc Closing at 9sc 5000 buh 40 Chicago sprns .od
a, 1ss.c Winter wheat in good request offerings isAsi
cor, no rcd -old IL o. 5000 bush sAtra 20 i
I'D a, s,c i'm store No white sold az 7ldsl VI,
.' az Whit II asked; No white oregon, 92e IN
tor- Corn lover 10 car No yellow >ot at o5s.a9'e,
X cars so yellow sold at 56lac caEs 40 :, oDci =
ear, 80 3 sold 55l-c55ic on track Odt, quiet aug
i~Tyer. No , white JOLsd50Sc No white i9'2c 40
80 d49Lc; 40 > white store 50 %. Barley
mint and steady; 40 Canada, 90c so eAtrA s5GS
%o a So443c 40 Western, G6c choice Mlcihsat, 80
Soc fair 10 good Tod7jc; state herr rye Gun No
7dc ON track. Flour quiet and easy best Phnt sprl-
a. 90ds5 40: do winter 81 7OaSf 81. Alllfeed mn
Coarse bran s.l 5od+22i do sprng $2las2 80 a6c
1000 BUSH corn, 10000 Oush osl' ooVU
bu h. Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Warehouse dclVcric, since January lS3I Nc"- 1H1;
% sos bag,; Baltimore. IlJ2 bags Nc"Oilah7' IV'l
las: total, 12l.lil BAGS.
COTTOS-On the spot ruled quiet and steady at revised
r-ic, cool midi ng adNan'cd '-c tict So.d n,luij
&C.. strict low middlng advanced l-lGc. Othcf gfaui
,,I,.d, and stained unchanged. Gun cotton aGNaicru
IT.. now :. Gc uplaud-. sales. ISL bales for cI0hp
ton. Purt receipts, CLOG m'N, against - 20 Ut
t dv la, week AID 10, ~ bales This day last year
4, ttfo.,r mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Lincoln Ncb Jan. 15.-Ex Governor Thayor thi
morning surrendered possession Of the executive apart
ments but under protest. Governor Boyd has take
possession OF the rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
Ian. 15.-The leading cultures ranged as fellows

ASH quotations follows Flour steady anu u
changed No. = spring wheat eJ1<ci No spring NAeS',
sj1iGo7c No. red ;,-a9-.t NJ. Corn 90, 40,
oots ~ sdt3I,c: No = rye, 1lc; No. barley h9llAa,
SO. / hdAs,c1 81 Oh prime timothy Need 81 = ni's
t,k tr.r bb 80 31aQelO tOi LAID, pr 100 ID, - %.
- Do short rihs sides oo>c, - JOG9 - % eiy >ia
should r, boxed, ~ 2OcSi - short clear >des l-oA'
- ia = 30 whisNcy di,tllvrs' finished goods, .el
81 sugars unchanged No. white cats tod to2c ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-27
A GAY LOTHARIO.
A HANDSOME POLISH Wild
OVER IN THE TOLLS.
WON BY GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS.
One OF Them Marries Him and the
Others Seeks Consolation at
the Hands Of the Law-He
is 10 Jail.

Steve Sobo is a handsome young Polish
widower OF Green Mountain He is about
six feet tall, weighs about $50 pounds, is ss
straight as an arrow, rs muscular es
trained athlete, and has the features Of an
Adonis. Steve's strkingly attractive APP
pearance is the root of his troubles. A
year ago last March his wife died at Green
Mountain. He kept a large Polish board
ing house and required housekeeper after
the death of his partner. Emma Barno, a
prepossessing young Polish woman, WAS
his choice and she filed the position very
acceptably. She had charge of the house
until last May and during the intervening
period they became intimate In May
Steve sent Emma to New York, promising
to join her there in few weeks, or send
for her as soon as he could secure work in
some other part of the country. Emma
waited patiently 20 see or hear from Steve,
but he failed to put in his appearance or
send her any message. Meanwhile a
daughter was born to her and last week
she resolved TO go back TO Green Mountain.
Upon her arrival there she was astounde
| to find that Steve had married Polish
widow. Emma came to town yesterday
| and swore out warrant for Sobo's arrest
and Constable Toomey scooped him in at
Green Mountain yesterday morning. At
the hearing before Squire Monaghan ii
was shown that Emma has q husband liv-
ing in Stockton, but she has not lived with
him for several months, articles of separa'
tion having been agreed upon a few week.
before Emma went into Sobos service
Squire Monaghan asked Steve to furnish
$500 bail and Emma offered to settle the
case for $780, AS the man could no
furnish the security or psy the amour
asked by the prosecutor, he was committed
TO the lookup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-27

The Wilmington, (Del.) Republican
says "that if the Democrats of Penn
sylvania work up the Bardsley
defalcation racket right lively they
may keep the state from giving more
than $4,000 Republican majority at
this coming fall's election, and more
than 100, 900 majority for Blaine nest
year if he is the candidate for Presi-
dent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-27
Life at the Seaside.

The beach at Atlantic City and some
characteristic bits of lite at Coney Island
are portrayed in this weeks issue OF Frank
Lesiie's Weekly There is also beautiful
picture by Miss G. A. Davis of the rocks
on the New England coast we'll worthy OF
framing. The art Of making great guns;
the Chicago Exposition; an old house at
Guiltord, Conn, built in 1886, and
amateur photographs make subjects for
other illustrations. There is also a picture
Of the late Russell Lowell. The chief
editorial is an interesting article on the
Causes Of Russia's Persecution Of the
Jews" Price, ten cents. Get it of your
newsdealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-27

MGyNEAPous, Mimi Aug. 27.-The
Commander-in-Chiefo of the Sons of Vet
Grams has adopted a plan for the organi
zation of its military rank into body
TO be known as the Sons of Veterans
Guard 1t provides for the regular or
ganization Of companies, regiments, and
brigades, uniformed and governed so far
as possible as the United States Army is.
Washington, Ia, Helena and Omaha are
fishing for the next encampment.