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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
HILLS DEsPER ATE GAME.
He Proposes to Try Co Force Cleve-
land to Seek His Support.

He Proposes to Try Co Force Cleve-
land to Seek His Support.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-Frlends OF Soma
tor Hill are quoted as explaining his attitude
by saying that the purpose Of Mr.. Hill is.t
compel Mr.. Cleveland to recognize his power
in New YORK." They say that Mr.. Hill sees
that IL Mr.. Cleveland Is elected without an
agreement with the New York senator the
latter will sit in the Senate like bump on
a log during the four years without having
a word 10 say about the New York patron
age, without influence and without receiv-
ing any consideration from the adminietra-
tion. 1t Is known that at one time Mr.. Hill
contemplated retirement from public life il
Mr.. Cleveland got the nomination.
SAW HIS DANGER
His friends. 1t is said, pointed out 30 him
that this would mean permanent retirement,
and they assume thai he has come TO the
conclusion that II he can control the New
York patronage there may yet be future
for him. If, they say, be can let 1t become
apparent 70 Mr.. Cleveland that there are
certain necessary things which cannot be
done without his assistance and can bring
MIR. Cleveland to the point Of concession he
will then, IL is asserted, when things look
particularly black, come Ia and try to play
the character OF the party savior, with the
prospect Of restoring his control OF affairs IN
New York II Mr.. Cleveland is elected.
This talk shows how well these friends
understand Senator Hill and how little they
understand Mr.. Cleveland.
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CREDIT OF STRIKER ).

Quincy Grooers to Call Halt After
Thirty Days More.
QUINCY, MASS. Aug. .29. AN arrangement
gees into effect to-day by which credit to
the locked-out granite cutters, who have
been out long time now, will be limited
to thirty days by all the members of the
Quincy Grocers Association. This move
meut has frequently been urged by the
granite manufacturers, who are now salts
fed that the mon will be speedily starved
into subjectIon. As the grocers are de-
pendent upon the workingmen for support
and the workingmen are strongly united
through the Central Labor Union, It is not
improbable that the union may establish
cooperative stores.
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CUT OFF THEIR HEADS.

Victorious Moorish Soldiers to Be
Paid $S for Each Head.
TANGIER, Aug. 29-The sultan's cavalry
and infantry started ON an expedition into
the country of the Iebellious Angheras this
morning After burning four villages they
met the main body OF the insurgents. A
brisk exchange Of musketry shots followed,
but in a short time the majority of the
rebels fed. A few of the insurgents fought
desperately until Haman, their lsader. see
ing the battle was lost, fled. The troops
then returned to Tangier with the heads OF
the rebels they had killed, for which they
will receive IS per head from the sultan's
treasury.
1t is reported that In an encounter with
the rebels eighty of the sultaus troops aud
several officers were Eilled or wounded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
Eurone,s Profitless Corn,

VIENNA, Aug. 20.-The corn fair here
opened to-day with fair attendance.
Herr Natchauer, president Of the corn ex-
change, delivered remarkable speech,
which was the sensation of the day. It
contained marked reference TO the
growing observation-disclosures OF corn
growing Ia Europe in the
face of the overwhelming competition
constantly increasing through the continual
opening up Of new regions to cultivation,
and the lowering of railway freight rates.
Herr Natchauer said that in view OF this
competition. there remained but one chance
for Europe-the building of a network Of
canals in Central Europe.
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sALUTEs TO THE QUEEN.

An Old Custom Revived on Her Ma
jesty's Arrival at Portsmouth.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Tbe queen started
from Osborne house. Isle of Wight, for Bal
moral this evening, crossing to Portsmouth.
The old custom Of saluting, which had been
dispensed with since the death Of the prince
consort, was revived All the warships ly-
ing at Portsmouth and the guardship sta.
toned at Cowes, saluted her majesty by fir
ing twenty-one guns. The yards Of the
different men-of- war were manned, the YES.
sells were covered with flags and streamers
from stem to stern, and their bands played
the national anthem
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tended to the foreign consuls. The weather
appears to have no effect on the epidemic.
Yesterday there was a marked change, it
being cold and windy. yet both cases OF
cholera aud deaths were more numerous
than ever.
BREMEN INVADED.
BREMEN, Aug 29-Thirteen cholera pa
tients have been admitted to a hospital here.
Five cases have been certified to as Asiatic
cholera One patient has died.
SIXTY CASES AT HAVRE.
HAvRE, Aug. 29.-There were reported
vest terdsy sixty new cases of cholera and
twenty-four deaths
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
MURDER AND REVENGE.
a Man Who Threw Boy Into q
ThreshinE Machine Killed.

Threshing Machine Killed.
SAVANNAH. N. Y, Aug. 29.-Nsws of a
terrible crime near Cato. Cayuga county,
has been received here. A boy while cut
ting bundles for a threshing machine accl-
dentally cut the feeders hand, which so in
furiated him that he Immediately caught
up the lad and threw him into the rapidly
revolving cylinder, where he was ground TO
atoms before any one could raise a hand
to prevent it, A brother Of the unfortunate
lad witnessed the bloody deed aud lost no
time in wreaking vengeance upon the muir
derer He felled him 60 the floor with
blow from a pitchfork, aud while he lay
writhing the brother repeatedly plunged
the fork through his body, not ceasing until
he was dead. All the threshing hands stood
by and witnessed the two tragic deaths,
which occurred SO quickly that they were
powerless to interfere.
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A PANIC IN A CauRCH.

The Edifics Ablazs and Several In
jured in a Stampede.
FoREsTvILLE. MICH, Aug. 29.-A
Roman Catholic church, three miles from
this place. was destroyed by fire yesterday
and the following people were injured:
Niss T. Gustin, fatally; William Grant,
seriously; Mrs. Jane Armstrong, seriously.
The tire was discovered while services were
being held, aud wild panic ensued among
tue members OF the congregation. Women
and children wore trampled upon and many
badly bruised. Miss Gustin, who was
fatally burned, was 80 seriously hurt during
the mad rush for ths doors that she was
urable 60 make her escape, aud was caught Z
by tho flames The value OF the church was
~ 800
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A COLLISION IN BELGIUM.
Three Persons Killed and Several In
jured on an Express Train.

Three Persons Killed and Several In
jured on an Express Train.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 29.-An express train
from Ostsnd TO Brussels collided with an
accommodation train from Brussels TO
Antwerp to-day. The express train was
the most severely damaged, and a number
Of those in the carriages were killed or in
jured. They were mostly persons of good
position. Three OF them were killed.
A. Jeselein, consnl general at Brussels OF
the Orange Free State, was among the many
injured. It is feared that several of the in-
jured will die. The locomotive Of the ex-
press was badly damaged and the fireman
and engineer were crushed to death. An
inquiry has been instituted as TO the cause
OF the disaster. King Leopold OF Belgium
was on the next train from Ostend, follow
ing that which was wrecked, and had to
take another route 60 Brussels.
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Fraude on the Customs.

New YoliK. Aug. 80, 3 A. M.-The Tri.
bttRe says the custom house officers have
succeeded IN unearthing some old frauds by
which the government has been cheated out
OF thousands Of dollars in the Importation
Of sugar. The facts will be laid before the
district attorney. Extensive and systematic
underweighing was found from Aug. IS,
1891, 20 March /, 1892, when sugar was pus
on the free list Over 100000 pounds
Of imported sugar were not accounted for,
making the governments loss nearly S75,-
0OO
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work Resumed at divers MN.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 29.-Olivers Fifteenth
street mill started up this morning for the
first time since the general shut down. The
mill will be run on double time IN every de-
partment. Byer's mill also started up on
full time this evening. The difficulty with
the fnishers was settled and tho / 800 men
went back 10 work this morning.
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BRIDGEND's NINE HoRRoR.
Queen Victoria Sends Message OF
SvmDathy

Queen Victoria Sends Il Message Of
sympathy.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Herbert H Asquith,
home secretary, has visited Bridgend,
Wales, where the Parkslip coal pit explosion
occurred. Speaking to a miners widow,
Mr.. Asquith said the queen had asked him
to convey her sympathy to the wives who
had lost their husbands and sons In the pic,
for she knew what it was to lose a husband
and children.
The Parkslip Mining Company has started
with 81, 900 subscription for the sufferers
by the mine disaster. One rescued miner
died to-day. Two more bodies we're found,
making the death roll ITO.
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ATHLETES AT DETROIT .
A Great Crowd Witnesses the Sports
at the Exposition.

GreaJ OrOWo Wltnes5es the Sports
at the Exposition.
DETROIT, Aug. ga great crowd to-
day witnessed the championship games Of
the Central American Athletic Union at the
exposition grounds The best event of the
day was the quarter of q mile run, which
was won by IF. M. Jewett of Detroit ia the
very fast time Of O:49 As. He also took
the 100 yards run in 0:10 l-5. and the 22O
yards in 0:24.
Thomas Jaokman of the Michigan
Athletic Club won the half mile. Time
2:07 1-5.
w. C. Rand of Detroit won the 2-mile
bicycle race. Time 5:55.
Wnl Devine Of Detroit won the mile run
in 4:39 3-5.
L. d. Cabbanne of the Pastimes Of st.
Louis won the 220 yards hurdle race in
0:26 As.
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VAnderbiirs stoneeuttors strilto

AsHEvILLK, n. O.. Aug. -. -Fifty.four
6t0Dseutters 90 YaDderbilt's mansion are
0u On strike for 40 inefeose from 40 to
- cents 40 hour. 10 - thought possible
that 40 agreement may be reached o.
morrow. IN ths ueantlros all stone work
has ceased
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CaARLEsTON's EXCITEMENT.
To-Day's Battle at the Polls Expected
to be Hard Fought.

To-Day's Battle at the Polls Expected
to be Hard Fought.
CHARLESTON, s. O., Aug. 29.-This city
is in a state OF suppressed excitement on the
eve Of the election. No one can predict the
outcome. The conservatives are confident
of carrying the oouRty for the Sheppard
electoral ticket, but their opponents are
equally confident. There are just ninety
nine candidates Co be voted for, and there
are upward of 5000 votes to be polled
The eight hours in which the vote is TO be
polled will suffice to poll $3.50 at the rate of
one vote minute, and IL is very doubtful
II this speed can be accomplished. There
will be trades and trades among the sup
porters OF the various candidates for county
offices. sbut it Is thought the line will be
strictly drawn between the Sheppardltes
and Tillmauites.
UNDER POLICE SURVEILLANCE.
The newsreceived here day that Gov.
Tillman has appointed j. Elmore Martin,
chief state constable. with power 70 appoint
an indefinite number Of deputies, has
stiffened up the Tillmanite cause consider
ably. Mr.. Martin is chief of police aud is a
pronounced and aggressive rillmanite.
With the police and state constable at the
polls, the reformsrs will have a moral back
ing which they have heretofore lacked.
What It's effect will be on the result OF the
balloting is not known, The laboring vote
it is thought, especially the factory vote,
will be light, owing to the hours of the polls
(S So'clock q. IN. TO 4 o'clock p. MI.
THE KID GLOVE VOTE.
A considerable number OF the leading
voters Of the town, who have been away on
their summer vacations, returned to-day q,
and this will help swell the conservative
vote. The most sanguins conservatives count
on 1000 majority for Sheppard. others on
500. The Tilmanites think they will carry
the county by small majority. The hot
test fight will be between Melchers and Fer
guson for sheriff. Melchers is backed by
the leading Ttllmanites.
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KILLED By AN IN-OuRvB.

Ball Player Loses His Life While at
the Bat.
LANsFoRD, PA, Aug s9.-Thomas DON
nelly, a member of the Locustdale club, was
at the bat and German was pitching for the
Lansford team Saturday. The latter threw
a strong in~curve ball, which Donnelly mis-
Judged aud struck at 10 instead Of moving
out OF the way. The ball hit him in tho
ear, knocking him 10 the ground. He was
hastily carried Off the field and a physician
summoned, but before the latter arrived
the injured man died.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
snruev I'D tha eonth Bound.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Aug. -9.-Msj. Thomas
Is. Lee of this CITY has been engaged 10
make a survey for the Florida Central aud
Peninsular railroad, iessees of tho South
Bound. f0r tho new road from Savannah 10
Jaoksonyille. it 10 understood that he will
begin work at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
A Failure in London.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The failure is an
nounced to-day of the firm of Redfern,
Alexander &J Co., Australian and New Zea-
land merchants and bankers, of No. Great
Winchester street. Their liabilities amount
to e25O 600
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
VlrRinia,e Iron Hall.

RICHMOND VA, Aug. 20. In the chan
Gerry court to-day William Il. khea Of Pc
tsrsburg aud W. y. Pattison OF Richmond
we're appointed receivers Of all tho assets II
the supreme sitting u tbs Iron Hall aud its
local braBchas Ia the state ~ Virginia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30

RALKIGm, y. g.. Aug % The appoint
msnis made Tor Gen, Stevenson, tbs vice
presidential nominee and ". .. kWing
afei AshsVills. sept. 10; Raleigh, l6,
Charlotte. ~; Winstan, 70 Fsyetteyiils, ~ I;
Wilmington, night u shs elsti G0idsboro,
~ arriving et kiebmoad on the morning
" ths 25d.
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A Petition fo= Mrs. Maybrick.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-An American petit
tion IN favor of the release from prison Of
Mrs. MaYbrick. and which contains the
names Of Mesdames Harrison and Blaine,
was presented TO the queen to-day.
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ROBBED BY HIS RooKKsEpER.
A Wealthy Cattle Drover Fleeced
Out of $4,000

Out of $4,000.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 29.-Stephen
Haberman, young bookkeeper for Gott-
leib Huboner, a rich German drover, has
embezzled $40 900 from bis employer.
Haberman kept two sets Of books. one for
his private use and one for his employers
inspection. The default was discovered to-
day. An examination OF the books sho wed
that he began stealing the first day Huboner
employed him, eight months ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
Three Dash Down to Death.

BERLIN. Aug. 29.-News was received
here to-day that banker Of this city,
named Broks, and two guides who were ac-
companying him. fell over a preoipice while
ascending Mont Grivola in Aosta valley /,
Italy and that all three were dashed TO
death on the rocks below.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30

ATLANTA GA, Aug. 9-Tho supreme
court has rendered decision in tho oasa of
swift at ri vs. Tatner before Judge Harden.
Judgment Is reversed
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CARRIAGE DEALERS ASSIGN.
They File a Chattel Mortza2e ARRre
eating S23o,OOo.

PoRr HURON. MICH, Aug. 29.-Ander-
son g. Co., Of this city, manufacturers and
dealers in carriage and agricultural imple-
ments, to-day filed a chattel mortgage aggre.
eating $3.50 900, 10 secure creditors. The
company was involved in the failure Of
CoUnam at sckson, and was forced to
protect their creditors, who are principally
Ia the west The liabilities and assots are
unknown at present. IL is said the latter
will fnr eKceed the former
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HAu0Hf0S. la, Aug. ~. .--MauFios MI.
lsF Robert carter aud d0hn Carter we're
KILLED at a dance last night given in Allen
Br0s Isiil, Twsnty-f0ur knife WouEda and
three buil0g wounds sers found upon Mil
lers body.
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GOING FOR A oANDIDATE.

He is First Arrested for Profanity and
Then for Perjury.
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 29.-Dr. Exum,
the third party candidate for governor, was
to-day arrested at Goldsboro charged with
using profano language in the postofiiee ia
the presence u ladies. The postmaster made
the charge, and, although DR.. Exum made
a positive denial under oath, ths mayor
fined bim, and warrant for perjury has
been issued against him.
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Lost With Eleven Lives.

MELBOURNE, Aug. 29-Ths British bark
Newaeld, from Sharpness for Brisbane, has
been wrecked. Eleven OF the crew were
drowned
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nominata4 for conarnan.

HAnRIsnUEg, Pa. Aug ~ The reDub
lioan c0uferees - the f0urtaanfh district
fnet here to.day and nomlnatea v, ~
W0omer a iebsn0u by aocismatlon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-30
KniRhta OF Pvthias.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 29.-Tho supreme
lodge decided to-day upon Washington city
AS the place for tho next encampment OF
the knights Of Pythias. Washington re-
celyed g. votes % LOulsyille's 90
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Portnaueae Coloniea to ne Sold.

LISBON, Aug. pa newspaper Of this
city announces that portion Of Portugars
colonies will be sold under a reserve in or
der to meet the interest on the exterior.
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nfCHa0Nu, Va, Aug t4-kK Congress.
mao A. kayisY Brown died 81 his boma ~
Aoc9nlae e0unfy saturday uigbI
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Democracy's OhicaRo's Headquartsrs.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 29-Don NJ. Dickin-
son, L. g. Wall and II. j. Cable, the CONS
mlttee ia charge OF the branch democratic
headquarters at Chicago, will meet In that
city on Thursday, sept l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-19

The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to the A.
Lou . and Idaho Mining Company, Defend
ant:
You are hereby required to appear In An action
brought against you by the above. nsmcd plaintiff
IN the District Court ~ the Fourth judicial Dis.
trict OF tne state Of Idaho in and for the county
81 Alturas, and to answer the complaint nied
shsfeln, within ten days exclusive Of the day Of
sefvscS) after the service you Of thia Summons
IL served within this county; or. II served ont
OF this county but in this distinct within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty dAys-or judgment
ny defaut Will be taken against you According 10
the prayer Of said complaint.
Ine e1a ecUon 10 brought to obtain . Judgment
against defendant for 36hO and iHtere st there
At per cent. per month from December l2th,
1888 for 500 90 attorneys fee, and for costs OF
suit Alleging that the defendant, y IL, promie.
sory note dated Dec. H. 1885 PROMISED to Gay 70 The
eat thereon at per cent. per month; shat said
note was due four months after dete. that in cose
suit WAS instituted for the collection of said note
defendant a2r.e cd TO pay reasonable attorney fee
.nat sa.d j.. -; Hasus. for value, assigned sniu
more 70 p'hintH, who is now the owner thereof.
All OF Wh!ch mora fully appears in plaintiffs
complaint, certified copy of which is herewith
served.
r.. yeu are hereby notified that If you fall to
appear and answer the said complain as above
required. the said plaintiff will take judpmcp.
Tor $3.50 90 ant interest thereon at per cent yer
month from December l2th. 1883 for 800 90 It.
torneys fees. and for costs of suit
diven under my hand and the Seal of the Dis.
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
> Hict. OF the State of Idaho, In and for
the County Of Alturas, this Both day Of
! SEAL July, in the year of our Lord one
I thousand eight hundred and ninety two.
~ l. W. q kRRETT,
Clerk OF the District Court.
By g. O. JOHN, Deputy Clerk.
X. +. BUTLER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication. September a6, 1892.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-19
Notice-Timber Culture.
Land Ofhce at HALEY.

Land Ones at HALEY, Idsho,I
September o. 1892.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
John W. Andregg against
RUFUS McLAIN,
for failing to comply with law ~ to Timber chi
tnre Entry No 3s5. dated June OF. 1887, upon the
NJ sec, ~ Up. l, north OF Range Is east, in Lo
gan county. Idaho. with q view to the cancellation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that said RUFUS
NcLain has not planted 10 acres of said land to
said parties are hereby summoned to appear MT
this office on the 29th day IT October, 1892. at
O'Clock y. M. to respond and furnish Testimony
concerning said alleged failure
W. T. RILEY
pa Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-11-19

The State Of Idaho Sends Greeting to You. to You
the Said Defendants:
Ion are hereby required 70 appear in an action
In the Dissviet Court q the Fourth Judicial Dis.
srfet OF the state OF Idaho. and for the county
OF Alsuras. ana ~ answer the complaint nied
therein, within tn days exclusive 81 tho day of
servicsl after the service On you Of this rum
nons-if SERVED within this comfy or If served
eet OF this csssty but In this aistrict within
,wensy days: otherwiee, within forty days-or
judxmest BY default Will ,. taxa as.inst YOU &C
ce,aine 70 ms prayer q s.ia eenpl amt
c,.,s ~ ~ erosgs T. s.cert.in and de-
fendants Of. In sssA n two ssrtsin mortgages and
.ns MessEssed properly secured thsseky aAd the
and decree therefor and for the forselo,ure Of ths
mortgages dsssd April ~. 1897, AID August 29
iss1 snd sale ~ the rresais-s scrib~A tAcreiu
alleging thai plsintiG il . sotp.,r.h.n; that the
property given ~ sscasis, in raid Mnr4e.ce. in
Lo,s - aaa 10 IN Mech 10. Of the sovu OF rilsy
ana: ana !: h1ow. - the M.sch.ass' ho<l P-oDsrs, !;
thas kews, AAse kews. J. " Aods.nsN end
htrn hsaH,AsH are the nort.a9oss IN TIE firs4.
nsnHs" ~ mortgage. sad Il. News. K.ss k.vs. O.
IN Me ssid see, nd mortgage: tAs% McC.rn,el !
% BY assignment sSd iaoptesa-e ewp<d an
iAerses II sseA 81 ssid Rarss that said in<~p.
feMdantw. X. " ats psrcs.srd sad pr.nis.a :,
TAI sale. - tsassss fer biA, DtiR end p>t,ndn.k
SS,n. ls.h. Switzerland. end Ms. Fsslaas; tHst J.
ssihsd !ehn NacSaslaRe. Alex. Millman, snd Al.
drew Walksr, are made esf.nesn.s ke.eip he
cause ta.i. consent b ae. a. pansir eosld n. be
onssined: that Dsfsadants g. KsAs, w. Kohn, II.
Mahsa y D. Foley. Il. johnson. ". n. R-minS.
ton, ton. John S,oone:. AieAa.i Ul,scA. KoSers Doug
is~s. ssia u L. WHO'LL srs aasebiAs cssdisoys Of
me cnid bevs. hodgnaa, snd Young.
All ~ which fully appears IN pjainhR.. con,
pl:ins csry Of which IL herewith ,-rv.d.
AID yoa Ar hereby Desifea thst n ven fail n
sSpess sAa eeswes Ae sstd eeMD,sint, q above
required. the sstd plsiAnR will sppiy - ths
searf Ter tse zsiief ds,Gua, I, n the 60 aplstut
Given undsS ny hard snA the Seal a ~ nj.
sTies Court u tAs Reuyth .adieisl Dts.
> efct OF the Ststs of TdsAe il sea
I for Me Csustg ~ AlSuYss. mis- mn aav
! ssAA. I OF August. n the > esY - ON LerA o.e
I 0cusanA eight hi adyed rad nj r. n -.
]. v. 6AKRgYT,
3lerf OF the District Cont
BY 3. @. JoHs. DeSsH Clepi
Il. ,. bcLLk8. Plaintiffs attorney
First pubhcstios Sc pssnbep &c, 1892