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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

And for the proposition TO sub
scribe 800 to grade and gravel Cor
dchvilie road. Yes l76, without a
descnting vote.
And that the following named
officers were elected for tile ensuing
year.
For President. +. \. Mage: for Vice
President, e.. G.. kimmel: for Dircc-
tors, VIM. Paar. Is II. Adams, Alfred
Minton. &C. Thileniua, Geo. Siemers,
Alex Ross, Joseph Meyer.
On motion tie Secretary of this
meeting was instructed TO notify Tie
officers and Directors-clect of their
election and that new Board will
organize nest Saturday; Dee. 10, 1892,
at = o'clock.
On motion meeting adjourned sint
lie. SAM HIT, Chairman.
Z. ii. ENGELMANN. Sec'y.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Elected.

Cape Lodge No. 155, n. .. L. w.,
held its annual election tdr officers
last night. TIE following officers
were elected:
r. A.. kage, Master Workman; &,
Schieicker, Foreman: S. L. Juden:
Overscer: Alex Ross, Recorder; [. Ben
Miller, Receiver; Geo. Z. ChapPe!l
Financier;; Tony Gockel, Guide; Henry
Hopper, Inside Watchman; JOIN
Dell. Outside Waterman; Anton Kan
mer, Trustee for 8 years; Drs. Porter
field, Wilson and Rider, Medica
examiners.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

the business of the Company, then il
that case, providing his son, Willis c
Grant be unable to manage The bust
ness, a superintendent, treasurer OF
receiver may be appointed by the
said Syndicate TO manage and con-
troll the business of the firm, SO as to
protect the interests of ali concerned
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

VIC will send Won DIR. kaufsmanu's
great Medical Work: 100 pages, color
cd plates from life. The most valuable
adviser ever published. To any ad-
dress on receipt of three 2-cent stamps
to pay postage. Address A. p. Ord
way l. Co, Boston, Mass.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
FACTORY.



Following is the document that
will be presented 10 our citizens in a
few days by q committee asking for
subscriptions TO help u the establish
ment of a factory in this city. The
documents explains the plan upon
which the subscription is asked, and
it should be carefully read by every
citizen in the city:
Agreement, made and entered into
this-day of December n. ID.
1892, by and between the 'Grant
Lumber Company" a Corporation
duly incorporated under the laws of
the State of Illinois, with a full paid
capital stock of fifteen thousand
$4,000 doilara; and a Syndicate COM
posed of the following gentlemen,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
4, snouId b. IN Every Home.

j.. ID. Wilson. a7l Clay 1t: Sharps-
burg. Pa. saws he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that it
cured his wife who was threatened
with PncrmOnia after nj attack OF
La Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber,
of Cooksport. Pa, claimes DIR. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything lie ever used for
Lung TroIbi e. Nothing like it. Try
it. Free Trial Bottles at Wilson's
Drug Store. Large bottles 50c. AID
S1.C0.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Real Estate For sale:

Real Estate r or Sale:
Choice Farms, 40 acre tracks.
Acre lots and city lets.
5 nice residences.
This property will be sold for half
cash and balance time to suit pur-
chaser.
Come and see me if you want a
homie. J. N. MORRISON,
Care Girdeau, Nc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
Leaving bal H. Treasury SD

Leaving bal IL Treasury $3.50 a
On motion said reports were re-
ceivcd AMI fled, and chairman ap-
pointed Nj. ka@c, kimmcl and Ross
a committee 90 dc>tr:,r the warrants.
which YVES dtne. Thcreuron the
Stockholders proceeded Is election to
vote for one President. II Vice
President ard Directors for the
ensuing year and polls declared open.
On motion. the chairman appointed
W. Y. Lcrch. VIM. l'aar and +. VI.
Williams aS judges of Election. Upon
opening the bHi:"i box and roun.in"
the votes therein. lhcJuigcs reported
TO the secretary of the meeting that
tie following votes were cast:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

I'v net gain :ith Annual Fair az a 1885 :.
Treasurer's report was then read
showing receipts from December 3,
1891 to December 1892
Bal in Treasury .......... $685. SIS
Paym't made during year. 1854 II
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IsuckIeu-- ArnIcN SRIte.

THE Best SALvE iii the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Soits, letter; CEappea
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Erup,ions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pas required 1t is guaranteed
to give satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale al
Wilson's Drug Store
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10

Remaining uncallei for in the post Office o
Cape Gircrieau, county OF Cape GLraTicad.
State q Missouri. for the week ending
December 6, l>92.
Geo Sergeant, VIM c Hartwcll,
RIM Carr, Miss + A Carney,
las F Davis. Jaii.es freeman, "
7 King. Chas Matttfson,
Chas y IitctelI, Jno Richardson,
Epyenia Slee. Miss Coro Summe-s.
Persons calling for airy of the above letters
will please say Advertised, - giving date OF
this list. If rot called for within two weeks
they will he sent to tie Dead Letter 0fice al
Washington Citv: q. CRAMER,
Postmaster.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-12-10
to Aged.
Southeastern District Agricultural
>~s


Society.
CAFE GIRARbEAU, Nd, Dec. 5, 1892.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holdeFs Of the Southeastern District
Agricultural Society was held at the
Court liouse IN the City OF Cape Cir
afdcau, Missouri: Saturday, Decembcr
5, 1899.
President +. 4. Rage called The
meeting to order. Samiiel Hit was
chosen chairman and L. ii. E~ngclmanIi
Secretary.
Committee on Wave and Means re.
ported having examined tie books,
papers and vouchers of SecrGtafr anti
Treasurer and found them correct.
The Secretary of tie Association
presented his report wiich ref,ctt ia
in words and figures as lo:ltwa:
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The E.scrcditcd Epidemic

Ji'ile drops Of water
Filled with fever garm,
Make the doctor naprT
And the patient squirn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16
A New Hotel.

Tho Cooperative Furniture Go. has
just completed the contract for furnish.
ing the new Manitou Hotel, lust east
Of the knuitford, and II IL sight worth
seeing 20 look through the house Mt the
original and comfortable way In which
II 4. arranged anu furnished. The
furniture Ia all the best quartcr.aawed
oak, plain and substantial, finished
with the Highest polisln but with
no fancy ornamentatiohf for dust
to lodge upon, aud many Of
the articles are Of new and unique de.
sign. The bcds IRE nearly ali Of the
folding variety, but Of different stylef.
Some are plain In pattern but rich ia
finish; others are In outward appear
ance book cases Of q neat design, hut
which when opened afford u couch tina,
any king need not despise. The
carpeting is OF the beet velvet ard 1
the neatost patterns, aud all made
on the Coop. Furniture con .
uany's orders specially for this
house Many u the pieces ui
furniture were also specially made
to order, and excellent taste aud judg.
ment were displayed la the selection OF
the whole OF the Furnishings. Credit
Is alec due 10 the Coop. Furniture Co.
anu especially to its energetic superiu.
tsndcnt, w, n. Williams, for the care
with which its contract has been filled,
tho gentleman mentioned having gor I
East personally to make the purchases.
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Orders made before Judge Bsrtch
today;
Estate OF Wilson =. Smith, deceased;
petition Tor probate oiwlll came on reg
ulsrly. Proof OF publication approved.
George Moser and CARTS NJ. Smith
sworn and examined. Order made
admitting viii TO probate and appoint.
Ing Carrie NJ. smith and Charles Auer
.xecu tors without bonds.
Estate Of Sarah t.. Groo, deceased,
petition for probate OF will came ON
regularly. Mt. Hadley NJ. Johnson
aud Byron Groo sworn AMI examined,
order made admitting will To probate
and appointing Byron Groo admins.
traitor with the will annexed on tiling
bond in the sum OF $1,000 and taking
the oath prescribed by law.
Estate OF Hiram IL. Eldridge, de-
ceased; petition for order 10 sell per.
sDnal property came on per cOntinu-
snce. Order made Ms prayed for. Con.
tinued 10 August ~, lsO2.
Estate Of George Husler, deceased,
return Of sale OF real Q, tate came OF
hNNlbtit bNsf
aud examined. Order maize confirming
sale.
Estate OF Chas. f. Gelman deceas.
ed; final account anu petition tor
distribution came on regularly. Jane
Gilman sworn aud examined.
Account allowed. Decree OF dis
tribution made,
Estate Of Bennion w. Chase de.
ceasedj return of sails Of real estate came
on regularly. Walter Green sworn
ami examined. Order maue confirm
ig sale.
Estate OF Eliza Ann Luck, deceased
petition for decree amending decree Of
distribution, came on regularly. JO
seph Luck sworn mud examined
Original deed OF the property Ia ques'
ton put Ia evidence. Decree made "a
prayed for.
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LOCAL BREylTlEs.

c,,,,,,,~os ,,o .,.,pod convict. has not
boon head rom ss W, nj Inc marshal :
n,Iiro
County CLEnR ALLIES and seiec, ,il'll
Hardy are contemplating mp W DV'P
creek on THURSDAY mex"
Tur Harrison Repuhiicnn club Will
meet In the q. a. II. Hall tonight. an
interesting session IN promised.
-, o.
A NAnHiAah hc1h.. Nns gia' vi "a 80
day 70 CHARTS %, u; Mep'I nsou ~ ~ ~
Lena II kinehu"N Hk"u - Vo"' W
Eurok@
IN the case Of niainond and M, h n,, 'I ~,
Whpse houus Weio pln,eu wv w s.'.i me-
Con'ini-sionet 1Ie,niia', Y.,lot1p y, H.,
inond " out on uhi'i p"' h""'''" ~ 1" WV
peniientiary'
Tut.up will be meeting Of tho Press
club Al is rooms In tho Contra! Block at
\ o,elock This oyeninn, A full attendance
IL deaited as imuortant matters will come
up Tor discussion.
.,.,.t. ,...t..,.,.
For the heneht OF NiAltuH ~ nlgue-
Templais reduced tns ~ W. . n,ssi'
prices u Hihuc loI luhlehN l'.''
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a story IL told OF gentleman prom.
incntly connected with onu OF the big
ioundties Ia Pl.ishurg. The gentleman
In question IL AN unusually iarRe man,
veE tall and far around. Finding
himself caught In little town about
seventy.hve miles from Pitlsburg one
night, with no traiu going TO the city,
and being very anxious TO reach there
NJ II O'Clock, he wired TO an express
train down the track TO stop for him.
eve stop for officials only" came
the answer.
Quick as fash went the second
telegram. "will you stop for a large
pafty2"
ayes" was the reply, and the long
cXproas slowed up and stopped when
u reached IN. little town and tho gen.
tleman complacently steppoi aboard.
"Where Is the large partly" inquired
the conductor, with wide open, aston.
iahcd eyes, as he gazed about the empty
depot.
"Ain't large enough" chucklel
the delighted passenger.
The conductor nlated, then burst
linton hearty laugh, M the fitness Of
the application blpt upon him.
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Latest Court News.

In the case Of BrInd, charged ycs,cr'
day with embezzlement befor. Justice
Lochfie and adjourned until to-day NJ
2p.m. Jususe Lochric this afternoon
discharged the prisoner
John w. Rogers aud w. NJ. Clark
who stole wagon from W. Price on
Saturday night last were brought back
this morning from Tooele AMI are now
In tue county jail.
In the case OF Nicholas Boucher,
charged with assault 10 NIL, before
Commissioner Grvenman. Tho court
took the matter under advisemcnt
yesterday afternoon, but VIII not
10 ider deciaion before l0a. m. to-
m ROW.
The case o, William Lsngden va.
l. Juis Kolitz, which came up yestef-
Jay afternoon before Justice Ge. upon
u motion Of the defendant to dissolve
the attachment now In force. This
morning ut 10 O'Clock Justice Gee de-
MED the motion, and the case In being
tried this afterno on.
This case OF George Brennan w. q.
w. Norrell ct al. was decided by
Justice l,ochrle Mt two O'Clock this
afternoon. Brennan was arrested
some weeks ago at the instigation
OF the descendants upon the charge
that he was preparing 10 leave tho
Territory anu deifaud them out OF tis2.
20. lie was tried and released upon the
charge OF fraud, and brought a damage
suit In the SUN OF s299.9O against them
upon the undertaking given at the time
Of his arrest.
The court decided under the COM
plant made that tito defendant wac
entitled TO 5000 for his attorneys fees
and 100000 for the arrest u the
plaintiff, ~ the court decided tt
bu uDwarrAnted ny this evidence ant
the law In such cnses. Tho Court
further stated that tho arrest Of IN yefsor
takes from him everything except hi
breath, anu hence the laws and con
ttitute render the arrest aggravated.
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
Councilman Ewing WIN I,ndrr His
Resignation nj the Meeting Of tho
CITY FATHERS Tonight.

a rnmor was industriously circulated
last night to the effect that Councilman
Ewing, proprietor OF the Cullen Hotel,
wouli tender his Resignation IN Coun'
Gilman nj the meeting Of the city
fathers tonight. A representative Of
this paper Immediately called at the
Cullen aud imputed for Mr.. Ewing.
That gentleman, however, could not DO
found. Hut Mr. Ewing was seen by n
NEWS reporter this afternoon, who
asked him N he really intended 10
vacatc his seat IN the City Council.
lie replied emphaticnily; 81 most
certainly do"
"for what reason?"
"I do not care to discuss that phsse
OF the question:"
edg,'
"Undoubtedly."
In case M. Ewingis resignation II
accepted his place win be filled by mp.
pointmcnt 10y the Council. Already
there are several applications for rec.
ommendation 10 fiu his councilmanic
shoes.
Thers are these who claim 10 know
who sny TINT MIR. Ewing's proposed
vacation o. office Ia due 10 personal
feeling that exists between himself
and Mayor Baskin. Others allcge
that he has intimated In unmir.
taxable terms that II IL his inton-
ton TO abandon the fast sinking ship
OF Liberalism" and march n1nfully
forward TO tho music OF division on
national party lines and folio. In the
trend OF progressive events.
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n isso hard for little folks 10 be pol /
aut orderly at meals, aud they 30 ofler
forget tho rules With which papa aud
mamma Try TO help them 10 be gent,
manly and ladylike, that II woul
perhaps be a good thing for ohildre
who are troubled Ia this way TO cou
init TO memory these rhyming rul,
from the Philadelphia Inquirer
~ silence must take my ssai.
Ana give God thanks before cat
Mast Tor my food N patience wait
III ain asked 10 hand my platci
must not sold, nor whine, nor rnut,
nQr move my chair and piaie about,
Win kuife. or FORK, or napkin ring
must not play--nur must ainEi
mus not speak useless word
for children must be fceu-not hcarii
must mol talk about Wy food,
Nor tret II ! iou't think u good;
Ny mouth with food mus not crowd,
Nor while To cafing speak aloud
Must turn ma hrad 10 cough or snefTc,
Ana whom I hsk, say, III you ple1sey
The tAhicfloth I must NOT spoil.
Nor with mY food my nnEors soll,
Must Keep my seat Whuu have doue.
Dor round the Table sport or runs
When told ~ rise, then must put
Ny chair away with uuituicss foot,
Ana llft 10y heart TO God above.
In praise for all Ills wondr0ui love,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

At the Salt Lake Theatre tonight
Mir. Charles Frohman's excellent
stock company Of New York COM
mence a return engagement OF two
nights, presenting their great success
"rhe Lost Paradise" Theatre goers
Will remember tho last visit u this
famous organization when the above
drama was presented to crowded
houser. Arrangements were then
made between Mr.. Charles \. Burton
aud Mr.. Frohman's representative, to
stop here for two nights on their way
East from California. The company
arrived this morning by tho Union
Pacific Railway In their special car.
The next attraction will be Mir. Sol
Smith Russell In peaceful Valley"
on Friday anu Saturday.
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AND STILL ANOTHER.
Il Is Reported that sclectman Butter
WIN Resign.

II Ia now said on good authority that
Seleclmsn Butter will follow the OK.
ample OF his fellow officer, Select
man Hardy and tender his resiy-
nation at the next meeting OF the
County Court. Up To the pres
ent no reasons Tor his proposed
action have been made public. A
well-known official said today that
Buffers resignation was au assured
fact, No he had seen and read the paper
himself. A NEWS reporter called n,
MT. Buttor'a office TO-DAY with the In.
tention u interviewing him, but II
was learned that he had gone TO Colo.
RADIO on brief business trip. County
Clerk Allen snid this afternoon that h,
had heard nothing regarding the mat
ter, but made no attempt ~ either
affirm or deny the report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

rTERmToRY or UTAH, COUNTY or IA.
u We. Ia the Justirc's Court, West Precinct
John \. harlow. plniuun, ". John Doe,
defendant. Demand, sluJ. 10 John Doe,
greeting, "a afu hereby summoned 10 he
and rppeaf before me, the unJorsigncd, ut
my ollcu, West Precinct, DaSis t0unty, utAh
Territory, and answer "a complaint Med
agninst You hy said iplainud. IN Wodncsday,
August IL, ltp2,at ~ a m
sad action il bropgtt TO recover the sum
OF two dolara, alleged 10 be- due ana
owing from you 20 complainant Tor damage
donc by the following described hulmalsto. vii
one sprrol hurte, seyou Year. Old, black
name auo lal, ght hind foot whltc, branded
J q l. 1u left shoulder.
n you fall To answer the plainun Will take
Judgment against sou Tor tue sum Of two DOL
lars and costs N suit
10 the sheriff 1r any con table OF sah couu.
t,, greeting Make legal service and due 70
turn "a root,
GNrn under my hand this the iath day Of
August, lssA
lsRNEL BARLOW. JR,
Justice OF The Peace.
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PARIS, Aug. 10 "A dispatch from
CnImauN IN the department oil latn In
Southwestern France says body Oi
coal miners employed there became in
digunnt MT the niue Htliei1ls, btcnu.e,oi
a.. dismissll of oueol th,irnumte who
was Ia unionist. To avenRe th.msel yes
tot the mans dismissal they made nm
attack upon the house OF the manager
and wrecked the furniture, and Also
compelled him to write letter resigr-
ing his posltiun,. The situation wae
very lhrcateningN d Il was thought
the trouble would spread and further
ouifages be JerIeirated. Tho niue
officials have appealed 10 tho authOrl'
tics ior protection and asked Tor troops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-16

How suiiiyEn Was to tre-sc the Cream,
Have you heard how Sullivan is go.
ing 10 frrozo the cream asked j.. 4
q X. W. man.
Now everybody knows John Sullivan
He's an engineer, aud the most phenom
onally lucky man that ever grasped O.
throttle, Whenever there's an accident
or train robbery John has some Other
man on his run. He's not only lucky
but he Is an export engineer and an IN
geninus mechanic,
"Well. how is John going 10 freoz,
the cronmT asked the reporter
"Thc cream I'm alludiug to-" replied
tho railroador sis that which tho 3.OOi
people on the big picnic TO Do Leor
springs nre going to consume. Righ
IN front OF the engine will bo placed ,
fiat ear, strapped TO the floor Of which
will ho twelve immense freezcrs. Thosl
ireozors are 10 be connected by rod
with cogs working with similar wheel
on tho froczcrs These small wheels vii
be turned hy n larger one on the side Of
tho car, This larger wheel will be op
Grated by rod connecting with one o
the big drivers OF the engine Under
stunlY
Yea"
"Now you know how John Sullivan
h going 10 freeze tho cream, II thl
train stops all Of sudden you vii
know that the cream Is as hard Ms u Wit
rihed brick'-Florida Times Union
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This evening nom $3.50 to 0 dinner
will be served NJ the Manitou dining.
rooms for the iirst time. Mrs. II. Il.
Naisbltt, the fashionable csterer,is pro.
prietor, and good service as we'll M
the beet provender Ia assured. The
,ovenirs for this evening are on satin,
and the following IL thu m, nu.
MASlrou SOUVENIR.
Tomatoes.
nouillon. PURGE Of Cream,
brown wanies, White Bread.
Baked kock Cod wish Cucnmbers.
Mountain Trout, ifquant sane q.
Roast Primo NIB OF licof
Mashed Potatoes.
smotharcd Chicken. Green poas.
Log OF Lamb, Aiint sauce, Caulinowcr,
Roman Punch.
Calra hfana salad. cheese stfhws.
blackberry lie. -, Apple 70.
lee Cream. HsCuit Of Peaches
Caramel cake, Delicate Cake.
old Fashioned pound cake,
Assorted Cake.
Tea. rOnpp
MonopOle Estra Dry. CllqueL Pommery
Riusling, kinfandei,
siichi q Creighton, Dentists, Removed
No. 3ll 10 3lI Mccormick Bleak.
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BALDWIN, Mich, Aug. lJ.-MaJor
j. Houk, who WAS deserted by his wife
Two years ago, last night met tho
iecreant spouse In company with her
sister and man named Frank Gray.
Houk pulled revolver and shot his
wife In the abdomen, and Gray In the
mouth aud then turned the weapon on
his tisteT.in.law, but n bysiandor res
trained the desperate man. The
womAn's wounds nTc fatal, but there is
possibility for Gmy's recovery.
Houk has heretofore been peaceful
citizen.
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JACKSON, Mich, Aug. l6.-Tom
Cuddy, the contractor Of the firm
Phillips ana Cuddy at Michigan State
prison Of this city, was killed nj that
Institution yesterday afternoon by n
life convict named Henry Hickman,
who Is doing time for numbering his
wife and family. Cuddy
was sitting ut his deak in
the broom shop, writing, when Black
man crept up behind him and knocked
him over tue head with n hammer.
There was no one In the room Mt the
time. Cuddy WINS discovered by the
guard In an Unconscious condition aud
blood was streaming from ffightful
wound In the head. lie died within
an hour.
BlAckmnn wns at once taken 10 his
cell and practically confessed the
crime. IL In said that last week this
same convict assaulted Cuddy, but did
not inilict serious iDjuries upon him.
He was then logged In a thorough
manner by the prison officials and then
nwore he would kill Cuddy.
He was allowed 10 20 back " tho
broom shop, however. a conTi1t whO
was friendly 10 Cuddy informed that
gentleman today that Blackman had
| ID In TOR him. Cuddy did not take the
matter at all seriously, simply saying;
ooh, | guesa not.D Tho broom con.
tract OF Phillips Il Cuddy expired
yesterday and Guilty wps about to re-
lire.
Blackman was sentenced for life
from Oakland County for killing his
wife and her sister about six months
ago. Contractor Cuidy reported the
| ffactlous convict for not doing biz
work. Blnckman then promised t.
have revenge and only six weeks age
he drew a knife on the contractor
| The murderer has been adJudged In.
sane and will be sent to an asylum fol
| dangerous insane criminals az FOrniA,
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KSoNvifiE, Aug. lG.-A special
dispatch from Coal Greek states shat al
an early hour THE MORNING mn armci
force Ind been formed ~ that point
whose destination was Oliver sprnrs.
II Ia also stated that the guntd.
at Ohver Springs had been informed OF
the iact nnd become weak kneed a.
there are l50 convicla there with only
u handful OF guards, all the eoldiers
having been removed some time ago.
Major Chandler has received orders to
hold his men under arms anu sixty INV,
are ready ~ move at momenps mo-
tice.