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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
Personals.


Mr.. John w. Payne is improving.
Mr.. w. r. Noble, of Louisville, was
in the city Monday.
Col. j. G. Craddock, of Paris, was
in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. John q. Herndon, of Louisville,
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry CORN, of Shelbyville,
was in the city Saturday last.
Hon. Theo. Hallam, of Covington,
was in the city the first Of the week.
Mr.. Chas. Egbert, of Lawrenceburg,
was in the city Sunday and Monday.
Col. H. Crump, of Bowling Green,
was in the city the first of the week.
Ex-Leut. Gov. j. w. Bryan, of
Covington, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Col. w. B. Haldeman, of the
Courier-Journal, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Stocken, of Philadelphia,
visited friends in this city the first of
the week.
Mr.. Chas. Newton returned home
Wednesday from a trip to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Messrs. j. M. Wakefield and j. w.
Gaines made business trip to Louis
vile Thursday.
Misses Nettie and Louise Hughes
are visiting their brother, Mr.. E. l..
Hughes in Louisville.
Capt. w. T. Ravens and wife, of
Frankfort, are visiting friends in this
city.-Mt. Sterling Gazette.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Shelbyville,
who has been visiting Miss Kate
Green, left for home Wednesday.
Master Sylvester Bryan, youngest
son Of Mr.. E. p. Bryan, of st. Louis,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. ]. H. Stuart and bride tnee
Miss Joe DuvalI) have returned from
bridal trip to Chicago and the west.
Messrs. Percy Headley, Chas. D.
Jacobs, Harris Johnston and Frank
Davis, of Louisville, were in the city
Sunday.
Miss Annie Mclean, of Knoxville,
who has been visiting relatives in
this city, returned home Monday
evening.
DR.. w. E. Baxter leaves next Tues
day for short business trip to the
West, and will be out Of his office
until April 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Berry, Mrs
Alice Orbison and daughter Miss
Nellie, have returned from a six
weeks visit to Cuba.
Mrs. Richard Church returned last
week from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
JIG. F. Tilson, of the Fifth Infantry,
stationed at Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans.
Miss Caplinger, of New Castle, who
has been visiting Mrs. John It. Ba-
shaw, wife of the Representative
from Henry, returned home Monday
afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Sneed visit
ed relatives in Louisville the first of
the week. The Judge returned home
Tuesday morning, but Mrs. Sneed
still remains.
Mr.. Ross G. Adams, Of Lexington,
has been in this city several days
this week on business. Mr.. Adams
is the Junior member of the firm of
VIM. Adams & Son, the marble
dealers, and is just getting out
from a prolonged seige of the grip.
Mr.. Chas. Richard, City Engineer
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
Have Your Buggy
Painted

At the works of the Kentucky Buggy
and Harness Co., in the South Build
ing, on upper Broadway. This is an
other new home enterprise and
should receive all possible encour-
agement.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
Garfield Club.

The members of the Garfield Club
are requested to attend the meeting
this evening at 1880, at headquarters
in the Sewer building. The Re-
publican members of the Legislature
and all visiting Republicans are also
invited.
@. A. NELSON, President.
w. III. VAN WINKLE, Secretary.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26

Still ahead!-Mrs. Belle Cole, the
singer, has made a favora BILE i'm
preston as concert singer in Lon
don. The celebrated DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup made favorable i'm
preston in London several years ago.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
Sale of Damaged Goods,

Ny entire stock of dry goods,
notions, laces and embroideries,
slightly damaged by smoke, will be
closed out at cost for cash.
25-tf. WIN. O'DoNNELL.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26

We want to compare our goods and
prices with goods shipped from any
other point. Frankfort Furniture
Manufacturing Company, opposite
Capital Hotel, Ann street. 29-1m.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26

: Everybody gets the worth of their
money at Frankfort Furniture Manu-
featuring Company, Ann street, at
Church's old stand. 29-1m.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
Glover Seed.

We have on hand about 400 bushels
of strictly prime clover seed, which
we will guarantee to sell at Louisville
quotations. Buy at home and save
freight. MAsTIN BROS.
21-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-03-26
The Mccain Bill Passes

The Mccain tobacco bill was
passed by the house yesterday morn
ing. It's provisions have already
been reviewed in these columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
ryu1ETrYOy Ar / RID!yG ACIDEMY.

A large and fashionable audience was present NJ
,lc annual equestrian exhibition and athletic R''"cS
Il, D!clcr, RldnS Academy last evening An in'c.eN'
inc pr.siammc, consisting Of maaoeuvres eShi"'ohS
~ fncv r,ecS and fencing and jumping contests was
givcn by members OF the academy. Guadrhe con
,istug Of a number OF Intricate movements per''"'"
.ly sixteen men and women on h0rNeDach' WI cN
G, !lcntiy doc and called forth the lo"he'' apph"Sc
An exhibition by three young boys, in wmch TWO
r,dcr. c,dctyor. 10 remove n BADGE worn on me
rlsht shoulder OF the third using only the Hgt
hand WAS one OF the most exciting contests OF u'o
evening. and a contest between two mounted teams
Of ten men cach similar to the ~urham'h's III 'no
DAYS Of chlvary, was extremely amusing The en-
Treatment was successful. Eot being maIred by n
siDgc accident.
Among those present Mrs. d. sonto, Miss C.
De Escoslaza Mrs. Bc!ell Miss 9. Burger, Miss y.
Ga, vnlllcnburgh Miss +. iwombly. \. von Gellhon,
~ " LEIGH Is. W. Williams, ~ b. Duihe, &. W. =
tieland {. L. Rathborn. Mrs. ): Wah Mis- ~
Wells Miss f. Iitney. Miss a. Fisher, Colonel H.
Stoerzer and Charles Raiey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
r,cc,c,r r,GHrIyG ~ DPOGKrYN.

When H. was announced that '$i"H' CaUan ana 'har""
Hammer were to meet The pfzc-ring - b'tue Tor me
amateur mid lle.wcqht championship lovers OF b"Nnf "N
,rtcd ,,r, ca, Tie contest vas decided at the ''"F'
n,,cnt If th pari. Athletic club ~ the trn"nt Avenue
r,nr IN prooklvn last night About -OCO d'lG''u pc
, ,,,i ~ or AZ each 10 the battle ''ih VINO
will ,horty become q Brooklyn policeman was "o"h p''
oftar on, o. the arst contests seen this winter FAC"
man appcard over anxious not to n;ufe either e ~
q, onaf my Of the othcr Hammer deserves ho c'co io
heinz tn. winner In such farce
The first contest between william Etn't' al Wv
p,rn Athletic cub and Michael I'"'ifi o. the H"'
,,,Ie,lc club Tho mtn weighed $50 pounds "ach n"'
,s ,,tt.. was terrible Throughout Ernst "oh' p''
h win not enjoy the fruits Of hiS victory nor N''"
Xi.hrr man could hove whipped Il jycarod boy i. WV
hui II. - ,,. ,c,r,,
TIL, contest In the I2jpound class WIS between h''!
,,,,r, I,tonl, A. G., and william ""ol'' f"t" ~ -
Tn. contest wns 20 oven than on o>ui iouhu was "7
Irving won the WlT' 49, ,.,.
Jacob PITT American A. c. ana Mlen''l huH''S, ,',
son A. C.. fought in the ii5.t"lnd ''aSS' ,'1"
,s, hm.clf 10 a ,tanGsin In III" FIR two r'u'uS' "'
r,,, r,d an easy time In the naai round.
FRANK D,y Wet side \. C." a'd Chr's - n'''"7,
.,.tan,l 4 G. fought In the 13j-ponnd class N''",'
80, NOR brutality was shown and OF course h'oo',
. sa,lnod Doy won. Then two HUE le"o"S "'
"a, wear, old and weighing probably ~ Iou"-s 49,,
- an, In IN. ring. The exhibition was ai-Fns',"-'
I che so,Icty for the Prevention q Nru'l'Y 10 '"'" -
hit TO have had n representative present. """ Az w.
NJ thtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
r,,r pA1-u 1NvESTIGATION.

,.,,,c,o, hnrlI ~ -Joseph j.. Gr"enwelt' " 80 w.,
In The Board q. Pension Appears anu .on With
T., n,o.her bure,u testified that HIS c"""o r,
III an ,a nricn had Teen severed in 1o9o' LILO
,rrcc brought against him was That ne "''s ,>.n,,
N - ia orcrcd 10 furnish evidence ihaI Dc'"'
49,, ,rcrc no receiving their proper sH''o W
It, He had made an effort u delr"u
a,.,ins, tho clarce hit he conldnt get mo-. 49,,
c,or,t.s,ouer Eaum. lie had Subsequently .,a
eo,,.e~s,.,on with secretary Noble, VINO eilu nc
look ITO the matter. TIC result "aS ''''
rciDsta''o' e,,s NJ .he Record
-, ,chco Major barker wae chef, testihe" UNIV
NJ carrie L. Wright had spoken TO hih Oh 'i'1 w
S .,yard her OF William T. Ford. SIC eAP''i
Ton that Ford might u.s. his oilclai i"""
her a, she was IN Office on lrobauoh' ,
Representative Hartcr. Of Ohio' "hp 'n,e','u - 80
out OF the city this evening" vi'"'i'"N ,, ttot
t,a % make a statement IN connec''"" WIN "'''
S~'',- " - Lv his clerk. Iarrcy Maddox On
-. on maddox osbci witness II he had any Op!e'
A., 80 Me calling mp pension cases for ron icf'u'''
s,o, attorneys living outside M ("llhc's - va
,.ss district, Witness replied that he ii'i ~ W
lection IL the practice was proper ana cu'''i'''S.
Anil : learning from new pape: una, tue 49,
Office objected 10 TIC pracncc' he "i"'''0" no
sent. ,,,. o.. another
,,n,se Mr. Enloc put III CvdcTcc record sho"''s
49,, si,ce october 10, Ieot, when the Commie'"'''
.n4ered upon the duties If the ohcc' up TO h''o"
100 the official mail had been sgne1 Dy an ~
commissioner for 229 Gays during one VIC" W a,
dino Mr. Fisher said, the Commissioner was d""'
80 a., onRcc nj work on lbs annual report
Contoin C. C. Cole, Untel States hlstnct A''or"
o., tho district OF Columbia. testified that A9'i,'''
,ecretary Chandler him the name Of Two or e 1
1ln c,iId give Information rs 10 ohcin nm none,
VITO cyu'o pur ir 10 procure places Tor "uI,
eonacon Mr. f@os desired to kn1% T nyr VII
Cole did present he Sa, ,G 10 %oTi While a.
c ness ION get The facts deed, ad IN inc Iann
mace mere was law under WHICH S""'e
snpid ha prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
APPEAL FOR FAMINE SUFFERERS.
GIFTS FROM THE RED CROSS OF AMERICA 10 THU
RED Cross OF RUSSIA.

GIFTS FROM THE RED CROSS OF AMERICA 10 THU
RED CROSS OF RUSSIA.
The following appeal from the Red Cross Of America
Is sent out in behalf OF the sufferers from the Russao
famine:
The Red Cross Of America is about to send to the
Red Cross OF Russia cargo OF grain ior Lhe sarV,ns
Peass4h has S SUnrbae3 betWesn six and mcs
po eaSo Si OF Wheat ouF Savs
With this corn. The steamer Tyneheaa, owhea Dy
perted 10 sail for St. Petersburg direct April q
This is probably the last opportunity that WI -
Russia The Red Cross will welcome and send an
nourishing food. Rye and buckwheat are vi s,v nt
ui Tho farmers of NewYork aud New England will
give them THIS cargo will contain none; ,,,. ,.
CONSEQUENT upon the famine, and easily cooked;
nourishlng preparations are much needed ! WISH ~
ch mar nrodncts 70 contribute CONDENSED soups and
The like are best. Canned goods IN general are !"
S.srnance Tomatoes, for instance, age ru'eS
ont The Russian ,os,o mot Ssm a on his Stomach
in It's weakened condition. oven II he would to';s I'm
th.m nj all Canned fruits are undes'raoleti ~ ~
amount Of IN s i" ca ,sn where inch
Of importance, and where food, not deica'ieS "
r conibutlons should be sent PROMPTLY na nddr;ssse
TO Secretary OF Iowa RnsSa1 hesi rI,v, TIL:
Rsd orSss viii caro- for them on arrival; tot con Oh.
iibutors this Gy who Gnn dc deSs yca arf In da;
SrP Two w. 10 the steamers pier since the Tyneheao
VI NOT eXperted from Gibraltar unu Aprli = ~,
Is NV ny anpeal is made with the approval Q, 'hs
Secretary Of the Iowa Committee ana ana 70 me AZ
All "uu" The secretary q brief list OF their gus.
This not necessary but It will he p baS been am
~ without troubling the busy secretary ID hecp
separate account Vnossbly lie conquered. even with
,Somt crcr.s before september the Sickness VIZ
cnHsc onsc The Ii ana c"mpreSenson
diS nrovc n more powerful argument TOT p,rssa s
",' noi,ion 70 give wha: Is needed tran any "o'u'
Of mine. . ,.,., c,o.os md Canada. Young
and od have already answered. my eau ~ Thu hons
q. ~ for Count Tos'O 10 distribute Imm
ho1 nv limited appeal to tho farmer m,."t ti ncS
and dealer. Of Ncwlork and NsW sWApGooD,
u ~ @ Fast yycntyscccnd-t. April ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A E1G CIT IN wool RATES.


Chicago. April 21.-Wool rates have d'oppc'' Cha''
man Midcccy OF the Western Freight Asso'a'ioh Hd'
authorized tho Western road, to make pFolorlol'i
late Of D. cents pr 100 pounds from the 'is'i''Ppi
T. r. q BOSTON, via Chicago. on all wool smp'hcnt'
u the West This is a reduction from Il = cents
~hich has heretofore been the regular tarh t''e Ia.
reduction /, made to meet the competition OF INC ")o
Inc which. I'm connection with the Canadian Facihc
has mt INTO effect rate Of % cents from IT, rlni
and Minneapolis T. New-England po!nc'' lac
Western roads are enabled to meet this cut thtpus"
the cooperation OF the Grand Trunk which has chce
fully agreed TO proTatc with them on any basis mae
necessary by the action Of the Canadian Pacific Iho
.cduccd rate therefore. apples only BY way OF inc
Grand Trunks main line 10 Montreal, Boston ana COM
mo, mint, ne none Of the other roads ca Of Chicago
have offered 10 accept less than their regular pro-
The Toietlo st. Lons and Kansas CITY has WIN,
drawn fhr tariff on wc>thound tTaihc between Bosol
ana ~ Iouis whereby rates wer, reduced cents on
Grsclasc freight and proportlonatey on all the other
asses Chairman Mtgeey received a communication
today stating that the tariff had been Issued by mis-
take. and had been cancelled as soon as Inc cr'or "aS
discovered,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
r1.eiNrss IL TIE SENNTE.

Washington April 21.-In the temporary "o'."'0
~, vlcc-P Pre- idcnt Morton. the OAR was "cc""'" ~
by Mr. MandcrTon. president pro TEN oi ''''
way -, co-nor cave notice that on FRIDAY. May
q 10 world ask the scna.e 70 consider r-o''''o"'
..,ot,,c 70 the death Of his colleague Mr.. wilson,
Tho -cnate proceeded 10 the cons'd ration VI o''''
nm the calendar. and acted thereon is u'''"' ~,
ecna,e BIZ for the appointment OF cohsuS 10 '"'
Co,go Free state. Passed.
To remit the time penalties on The dynamite gun
o,..cr Ves,ivius. Passed.
Authorizing Commander Dennis " "lulid"' O'"'''
~ v,vv 70 accept Il medal presented to him DS
,no Cbian Government Passed
r c,,nbursc the STATE o: Nebraska for expenses III
Cured In rcpcing threatened invasion Dy tue '''"'
in isco-'ol appropratine 100000 l|'s"" ,o- ~
,,ovd,nc for sundry lighthouses ana o'hcr nus d"
o,,,noron Passed This b'll appropriate @"ol''oo
for large nn%ner Of ss rcat kc ano wS S' have
Id Lccn described IN dctll 49, ,,,,o vont
''" T Establish military post near Hreun, ~ '
~ ria,Ing $500 ODOj. Passed nfer cNpah'u""'
Y',pI1f otters IIawley and Sanders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
posvvrTL SMITH BURIED.

-, ,,,,no,v whose death occurred on TUESDAY
,'a.,c ,,,rr an ilnoss of over two years. was he''
yesc,doy mo ming At the Madison Avenne fTsoy.er1n
church. at rny-third-st The Rev. Dr. onar'e' -. =.
rncmpson. pastor of the church. onlcatcd. lie *ss
os,stad by the Rev. DR.. Edward d. Coe, pastor VI uo
collegiate Reformed Church, at FtthaVe. anu Io,',
elchthst.. Of which Mr.. smith son@ years "so o~s..
a'o',,nent member The plll-bearcrs included Cepnas
pf-,',,i General Wager swayne. II. c. Fahnestoch'
A O. Armstrong. j. p TOWNS nd, John Wilson, a. y. -
Randolph. r. W. Glider. F. H. Scott T. h. pr .'n".,
G. " cable and A. W. Drake. Floral deconauons , rS~
been contributed by Mr. smiths associates Oh
century, Company and by the employees Oh '"' '''A
pany. 49,, ,,.rs NJ the
,,.,n cor,rapv were r. C. Stodman, White!aw heids
cNn.,.s pam. Andrew Mills. Titus d. Meigs Iho nl
= S,ronr William Maxwell and Clark BrooHs' ~"
burial was at MCntcair. " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
A THREAT FROM TIE EASTERN ILLINOIS.

Chicago. April 81 SpecalD.-Adalrs are rapidly ap
preaching crisis in the paSsenGcrte-Wnr III INC '"o
River Association territory ana unless SomeunhE II
)nc soon 10 arrange n peace and place Things once
no-c an firm basis the result Is likely to be p"rna
,or+ reduction ~ rates General Passenger Agent
stone Of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rOal' mas
addressed a communication 10 the Pennsylvania me
Big F)ur' and the Monon' calling their attention
TO the fact that while his road. though not member
II the assocaon had previous to tire outbreak Of the
war adopted every possible method of preventing mo
manlpna.ion OF II, ticket, by the brokers and done
cvcrvthinp I'm its mower common Interests.
II wa, now a heavy sufferer through the irregular
octi ,rs Of lis comrctiOrs He proceeds 10 give notice
that unless something f. done b. tie warrrg roads 20
-ct together and restore rates. the Eastern Illinois Will
annornce an allround 2-ccnt-pcrmllc rate ana apply
il between local points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

- Lave bcen the breeding pace OF al the recent
forms which have come this way. The morcmoh'
4 tho storm centre toward the northeast Yes eF
day morning thc storm central ovr Illinois, ahu
ill plrsuIng is route toward the northeast. ms
cty was brought we'll within ~ Influence I'll DAY yes
day. lu; the prospects "ere GOOD ior Slf "eaHcI
to-day. Up 10 O'Clock Let eht IS OF an Inca OF
Fa;n lad fal.cn in this clty
Tho ,cpors from the west showed that the Ais-
,IssIIpl Rive. ana it, tributaries wcr, badly swollen
and the water stil using The Weather Bureau con-
dcred that there vas danger of IN overflow aiohs nc
lower Mississippi The water IN the lower part OF V'
liver Is unusually high. and it IS CONSIDERED inat II
ohio and upper Mississippi yallcys the rivers arc r'sns
ITlpldly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
urrrtyGs ND EHrERrlINMENTs.

cou,s. 4 nv, SUNDAY evening lectures. under the
.n.ricc. q tho Church club (. 10 b" delivered NJ inc
church Of Zon and 81. Timo'h'. beginning o. su"oN
evening The nt.t Will be uloa "nip,i-m' oy 'Ar
Roy Dr. W Clark. professor = mental ana moral
philosophy In Trinity College. Toronto.
soclh reception Will DE held by ;ho officers OF the
IAN REGIMENT At the arnor,. Brooklyn. GA VI ~ -
\ s4cr.d concert In ali 81 ~. frinGs H''pi"l n
CHARGE of the S,r, ~ the Poor o. ST. fglnci-, VIII DO
given At the Academy Of Music Oh SUNDAY c'cnnc
Mis-, ii, n,tt.y CAV, recital. Ic1nysops "Ehnc'
l,fo-, The student. Of the Misses Ioek"oo'' 'o"''
School Mount Vernon, y">t'rl'f.
u,. ting u the New-NorS N1cht Racing N'S"'' $40"
u o held A. S!Nth-avc. and Twct'-srcoiG-t. to-iIh'
20 arrang, Tor III spring reats onl thr annual cruise
and T. act upon amendment, 70 th" by-law''
mn, annual reception and dri Of the sth Regiment VIII
oke Mac, at the arnory tonight IN corm'moI'toA Of
rc a,a,,rre Of te regiment iof the hrli Tho reR''
mont VIII be- reviewed 10y Adutin'-''enerl P"rr after
which there viii be- the presentation 4 The AF'r PRO
f.r ,.crultlar. the long-seryice an war m'c'l''
conference OF the Prison A-soratlon VIII b' h'il a.
% IA r.,. r.f;.cnth.- Nay o. In tl" Interest Of
civu service r0f.rm In prisons. The movement mas
crown an, ~ thc d-reelrd 81 Clfl s~r'lcr rotor" W'e
was manifest during recent inspection OF The prisons.
Tho I-,ue Comfortcrs Circle % the Kings D'tentf'
,u have ach.t tea" Tor the benefit Of tn riverside
n,, xur..rv at the home OF Mr.. Albert w. Harris No.
2os We. scycnty.slNth.st. from tn > and I'LL ~
p. to-day. A., O Va,
Tour.ecnth..t tonight. viii b" upon "Ihe hi'"o''D
= cold Cur" uy Dr. r. \. o. Mlil"on.
Ko.ril Nc. viii lecture b,fofe the German Socal
s,.n,nr so,l,,y upol "Ilca,n, and Rlli'ms' A. IL
lu,ritd in Poetry Of the Present Day az NO. -o'
"a. ri,,,..t>th..t ON the cvclin9 o. April -
The Val, Alumni Association VIII have soca'
meeting at Delmonl,o's tonight Amos Parker W.'def'
., t,c Cas. Of st will adlrcs the association upon
"ObS,ryations IA Dixie.
.,, an T.. Given at <, i1vay nan tomorrow
,, og the ben ~ Of TIE Ladies &ur Choim Society
An entertainment VIA gyca r't evening IA The Man
,,,,,o Athlete cub ;hcato by some q t' h'hD'r
- Nine Sarah BcrnAa.lt' cch .ury. The WaYS p'''
duccd hlvo never been published. III one o. ,e 'oNo'
w., ,,nc J. ",,l,,dt Ms Gru aud Mis. Abbey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
"RUSTLERS" APPEAL TO TIE fhEoiDHN'
ASKING FOR \ HEARING OF THEIR SIDE OF HE
TroI-Bfrs IN WYOMING.

ASKING FOE 4 HEARING OF THEIR SIDE of lH'
TROUBLES IN WYOMING.
Washington ApriI 2I-Presdcnt Harrison TO-DAY
received telegram from Bui'ao, "yo' IS" 49,. ~
the chairman OF the Board CT Nountg Co''''''''o'
the acting Mayor OF I'"falo, the county iic'' w
count, cIorl, and number OF others. asking the Pres
ident to receive n committee OF cltlAchS WIN wiz
dclccntcd 10 lay before him the facts concerning uc
recent trouble between catilemcn III tnat Sc'""" y,
tbc stntc The telegram states that contrary 10 III
law an armed body of capitalists had chcred uo"
county with the avOwed intention OF uuhe p'N'oN
sion or and controlling the san'e. IN thclr own "''''
es.s and that il i believed their am WIS u ucPoP
Mate the county aud. il need be. to mnrher al VINO
resisted Tho telccrl states that the citizens OF inc
county have been ~ sly maGncd ana their hno'oh'
and actions msrcprcscntod by the friends oil these law
brcaLcrs and I'm justice TO themselves they ask I'd DC
heard by the President In their own behalf.
Denver col. hpIil 21.-A Ncws' diSFi'ch from
Cheyenrc WyO says: "Tllcc companies OF INC i'u
Infantry will leave here tomorrow for Doug'hS u
meet the captured stOckmcn at that point ana cS''
them to this city. The troops will BE- moved over t''
Cheyenne and Northern RAILROAD. NEt dlSp"''"0"
viii be made Of them when they arrive mere Is uh
tnov7,. Doctor Pcnrosc Of Philadelphia, who accom-
panied the invaders for part Of their nrney rs sur
econ will have hearing before the Diatrl't court 10
morrow"
DcadNyood : D., April @1.-Word has been brought
IN this city Of battle between RI tiers ana COW
,nvi Monday near Little Powder RIVER. resulting In a
rcrnl,c for the 'lnstlcr," Who had been enbphcncd
m, their recent victory over ~" cnttcucn II y cN
,,,cted That trouble viii cnsuc aain a. the TisucrN
are determined Il get into the Nprne round up anu
th, cowboys are equally determined 10 Keep ueh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

END OF THE CONGREGATIONAL MEETlS1
Tho Inst session OF the meeting OF the
Association OF New-Jerscy was llnlshed last "ie"'
Tho tabernacle was crowded all day by the ceicss'cS
and friends of the Church, and the twenty-fourh an
mail meeting was declared to be one OF the "o''
successful ever held by the aSsocatioh' Inc oi'A"7
devotional exercises were led by the Rev. D. +. "o'',
81 Patterson After the Rev. Dr. {. H. Hicharns' OIL
Philadelphia read a paper on Representation Oh .'o
Churches Ia tho Government OF the American bo'''u'
the subject was discussed By number OF GETTY 'neh'
The Rev. c. II. Daniels district secretary Oh u"o
American Doari OF Commit ssohers for Foreign Missions,
read an address on Jersey in the Work OF torelg
Missions Tho Rev. DR.. y. F. Beard, secretary VI
The American Missionary Association, delivered 1i
address on "A Few Facts from the American Mssioh-
The rev. c. H. Small spoke on The Present Aspects
Of the Temperance Reform discussion o. me me
onestI N followed The afternoon was devoted 10 IN
women I'm the church. who held meeting ana uls
cus,cd charities. Mrs. john h. scudder read P nFel
ON &" Wt,man's Work for the Poor In Jersey Guy.
service Of praise held IN tho evening ana tIls
Rev Dr. Howard Du'ield, Of Ncw-lOrk CITY, ta!Aeu
abcrt "Thc Church and AmuScments.'