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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

THE latest trick with English horse
ianciers Is to send the animals to a
warmer climate for the winter. Ii is
not 10 he wondered at that with the
enormous sums OF money which are
invested III some Of the stars of the
turf all possible means should he
taken TO insure their health. but the
idea Of sending them abroad is q
novel one. 1t may not be long before
in the columns of fashionable i'll
telligcnce in The newspapers there
Will he announcements that Mr.
Racing has decided To send his horse
Hghtiicr to Florida for the cold
weather, that Mr.. Runhari viii
winter his stud III the South. and hat
Mr. Betting will accompany his ten
Thousand dollar stallion kiter to the
south OF France for tn" trying mont rs
Of spring weather. 1t will he boon
10 photographers. at least.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27
The Drsagreeabie operation of forcir

The DISagreeabie operation of forcing
liquids into the head, and the use of eXcit-
ing SMITHS are being superseded by Ely'S
Cream Balm. q sure cure for Catarrh and
colds III the head.
have been a sufferer from catarrh for
ten years; could hardly breathe. Some
nights / could not sleep. | purchased Ely'S
Cream Salm 2nu am using it freely; il is
WORKING q cure surely. have advised
several friends 10 use it. and with happy
results in every ease. II Is the medicine
above all others for catarrh. and j. is worth
its weight in gold. | thank God | have
found a remedy | can use with safety. and
that does all that is claimed for lt.-B. w.
Sperry. Hartford. Conn.
Apply Balm into each noStril. 1t is
QUICKLY Absorbed. Gives Relief at
once. Price 90 cents at Druggists or by
mali.
ELY BROTHERS, IS Warren St, New
York.
"WnAr do YOU think of your new
eoverness, Tommy" 'Oh, she's all
right for beginner, but she'll soon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

$50 you have called i'll answer to my
advertisement for an American coach
man." "Ges, SURF Are you an
Americana ''Oi am, SUR" Where
were YOU born? ~ "In 0uld Oiriand,
SURF, County Cork And how is it
YOU are an American and were born i'll
Cork 2" ''Faix, SURF, Dim bothered
about That same nesilf, SUR. "-Bo$ton
J,,tuSpyi,f
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

"Ml landlord is getting GUNNER ev-
cry day" why So ," All his ten
ants and boarders pay by the month,
and he is just beginning to realize that
February has an extra day in this year. p"
-{[nrneL's Rn-nr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27
Careful 0flhe Water.

Make your tea with fresh water from
the tap. Put it into the kettle cold and
let it boil quickly. Do not use water
from the boiler or water which has
been standing in kettle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27
Two Miners Crushed 10 Death.

MONTREAL Que, Feb. 2S-At Jeffrey's
asbestos mine, reer Danviile. Joseph
poisyerb and Godfrey Iurando were
Killed Yesterday by falling rock. An
other man was Injured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27
Made to Look Like New.

Dresses, Gents Clothing, Feathers, Gloves,
etc. Dyed or Cleaned. Plush Garments
Steamed at otto Pietch's Dye Works. 245
W. Water ST., Milwaukee. Send for Cir
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

TAKE good care Of your stomach.
1t is not Il pretty thing to talk about.
but upon its condition depends the
state Of your temper, your ability to
keep your friends, the pleasure You
will find in sleep, and two-thirds Of
your enjoyment in life. If it is full,
yoar conscience does not trouble you.
If it is empty or ont Of order, you are
likely TO behave in such a way that
even your own mother will see faults
in you. Half Of the heartaches in
the world. and all the "unsatisfed
lQQgings' that distress poetical PEG.
PIE, may be traced to a stomach that
does not work right.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

WHEN the tired mother asks her
husband to take the baby be is apt to
answer, 81 don't mind. . t,,jol County
.SGBiurH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

The eldest son Of the Prince Of
Wales has become engaged to one Of
his third cousins. The young woman
in the case is hailed as the future
Queen Of England. but there are two
factors in the situation that may
make that event impossible-her OVID
i'll health and the still more precar-
ious state Of the monarchy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success
ill CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug
ejsts on a postiyeg agantee a test that no other
Cure can stand successfully. If you have
COUGH, IIOARSENESS or la GRIPPE, it
will cure you promptly. It your ctAId has the
GROUP or WEOOPING COUGH, use it
quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON
SUMPTION, don't wait until your case IS hope
less, but take this Cure at once and receive
immediate help. Price soc and SI.oo.
Ask your druggist for SHILOH'5 CURE.
If your lungs are sore or back lame, use
Shlloh's Porous Plastcrs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

4 TELEGRAM from Athens, Ga,
tells Of sensational contested Will
case that will soon come into the
courts involving the property Of the
dead poet, John Howard Payne, pro-
yided the original manuscript Of
Home, Sweet Home" can be found.
There should be no difficulty about
that. as it is ON exhibition in a mu-
scum in nearly every city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

rSYL~-sW WHEN HItiIi>6 70
w. TISERS please say 80
Advertisement liz this paper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

SoME lawyers wait until rich client
is dying before they work with
will ."-Bo>tDa C0nrier.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

y BROTHERS, IS Warren St, New
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

II ALE a loaf is better than railroad
sand wich.-kote Eeid's Washington.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
DIR. GRIJES'S DENIAL CONFIRMED.
JOHN ADAMS OVERHEARD THE DEPUTIES PLY
ING HIN-COLONEL BAILOC'S STATEMENT.

JOHN ADAMS OVERHEARD THE DEPUTIES PLY
ING HIM-CoLONEL BALLoU's STATEMENT.
Denver. COL. Jan G.-Dr Graves has been s,s-
lncd In his denial Of the confession he is said 10 have
made ON the night that Dr. Graves was taken TO the
iail John Adams. vice president Of the DmcOn a
adams Manufacturing Company, OF this city, followed
the officers ont of curiosity. lie heard the Ian
,uagc us-d. but the words were those
~ the deputies They were plying
him. he said. with questions, and at the same time
we're suggesting answers. Dr. Graves seemed sur
r,cd by TIE verdict that he did not know what thec
men w.,, saving and merely answered yes no in
absent minded way. Mrs DR.. Grave, had rclap'c
to day and raves wildly at times. no-moi1ow judge
Furman will make motion In the state suprehl"
four, f,r new trial for the doctor, but II 4, not
thought IT. will b. granted. In case 1t Is not. Dr.
Graves vii, bo sentenced on saturday and taken to the
,cnItcntIaty nj Canon city Monday next, where he
will awn the results OF appeal to the United >te'
>upr,me Court in his case.
Or. Grnvc,. through his lawyer, JUICE Fur
mani aid ta-day that the Plnh'rtohs' "'l'
-,r,.. oue connected with the prosecution not only
robbed him Of hi, papers and account DooN III i''''
d.uce hut even in Denver this plan had been pur
.,,d In thc language of Dr. Graves, he had had
l,oco of pnp,ls stolen from him In the court
oo almost under the chair Of justice lho
doctor ,ny, that his Harvard diploma Army PaPcr'.
son,c receipts from Van Black ana the 'NieF VI
oxercIscs at Harvard College when lie gave HIS
v,lo,,ictory. had been stolen from his 0Vcrc"'
'o Sminc Nm. trial. lie gives an illustration l0w
po was followed pursued and llnally had hi' hid
away. . .
u,,.id.nce Jan 6-Coloncl Ballou did not go to
,i orico untu noon today lie soon after sent Tor
the newspaper men and made statement TO the"'
In, "a. disbelief that DR.. Graves made any cOi-
N.ss,on duplicating him; denying That he left Denver
"a, saturday secretly, or in Il hurried manner he
Iorur that hi, associate counsel knew Oh ms b'nucu
,,r and e>pros- Ing hii surprise at the verdict.
w w ~, ., ,othing about the possible action OF
,ho Gt,nd Jury against himself
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THIS TERRIER VAS 4 FAMOUS RITTER
STRANGELY ENOUGH THIS NAY LEAD TO THE

STRANGELY ENOUGH THIS MAY LEAD TO THE
ARREST OF 5. P. c. A. OFFICERS.
Warrants for the arrest OF John p Ham, the preS''
dent of the Society f)r the Prevention Of Cruelty To
Animals and Charles H. Iiankinson, the superintendent
of that society," were issued last evening by Judge
John Henry Mccarthy OF the City Court Here Is ITO
explqnation Of the trouble. George A. lledddn,
hurcher in jefferson Market, bull terrier that
ha, acquired fame ratkiller iedden lent ms
do, io \ friend OF his on Christmas Eve, and In the
evening OF at day three other dog, and nine men were
discovered by Superintendent lanknson III a stable IN
the rear of No 40 West >xtysecondst, engaged III ray
batting. superintendent lanknson had all are'tc"'
and YESTERDAY the men fined so each In the Cours
Of special sessions.
Whom IIedden got home Tuesday morning lie was
fold about the matter He secured Il writ OF re
pleyin, which given TO City MARSHAL 'hare' i''
McDclmott to execute. McDermott Learned uiit us
dog WAS in Il kennel at No III East Twenty secohdss
lie broke into the kennel. took the dog OUT -
then went to the socictys Office with tie Wit u
rep,eyin. President Hams and superintendent, liauh'
son asked them to wait awhile he an'iie
sendin, for a policeman. The marshal did not Wish
- lc detained but, when lie wanted 10 leave' the
president and superintendent with the all oil aho.uer
man. forciby kept lin In the once unul tue poco-
man came and took him t. the Eighteenth Precincs
station. There he charged with robbery by ue
tyo officers OF the society. Captain Clnchy ordered
him 10 be locked up without ball. McDermo't re-
monsL.gtcd 80 much that Captain Clnchy mhisei
changed The charge to that Of disordery conduct and
held him in default OF 800 ball. -,
" i a. o,,, AN hour and a hat the marshal was bailed
out by Edward Messome nephew ol Coroner Messe
mer McDermott had the dog with nm al the tiine.
even in the cell. When he was bailcd, however. lie
would not be allowed 10 take the dog with him. Tho
c,.e came uD Yesterday in tine lOrkyllle Police Court
Ind yrI),. mott wa, honOraLE discharged by Judge
Pyan who ordered the society TO give the dog 10 Nc
Dermott When he got the dog he hired a coach and
took II 10 its owner Later in the day he consulted
lawyer and began suit for q ooo against IIains
and ilannInsOn, naming Captain CHnchy "a n CO.
defendant The suit is brought for false arrest and
wrongful imprisonment. llain> and liankinson VIII
probably be arrested this morning.
Mr. liains sad last night that he expected the suit
hut added that he not afraid OF IT,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
WHO CAUSED THE DEFICITf
BLAUvELr & cos ACCOUNTS IN DISPUTE
AN INTIMATIoN THAT COLE CAUSED sHORT
AGE srRENUoUSLY DENIED.

AGE sTRENUoUSLY DENIED.
At meeting of officers OF the insurance COM
panles represented by James II. Blauvelt a Co., OK
Nyack held In the Office Of the Phenx Insurance Com
pany OF Brooklyn yesterday, Messrs. Green Wilde,
the experts who have been examining the books Of
f.. ii. Cole, the cashier, read statement saying hat
they found the books I'm such condition that full
.tement could not be made without greater labor than
the circumstances would warrant The statement
furnished by Cole TO the two partners of the concern,
General James H. Bauvelt and II. II. NJ. Dickinson
showed outstanding Indebtedness on october /, 1891,
Of 6943 81 and assets estimated at 1856 30, show.
Ing net Indebtedness OF S4.O5s o. which said BY
Cole to be covered by Overdrafts on J. H. Bauvelts
account Of about the same amount. In J. H.
Blauyelt's account errors and false entries were
found which reduced the overdraft that date ~
81 028 90.
on January 13, 1890, cash Is credited with 81 600
for the payment Of note, whereas the experts as
serted such note paid on January 10. 1891,
there note of 81 800 paid but not entered in tho
cash book on July II. 1891. note for $1,000 was
discounted and not entered in the cash book. on
August Is 1891 for 81 roo discounted and
not entered. An entry was made on the end OF the
August account charging cash with $500, therefore
reducing the shortage to $780, This entry. however.
had been made within few weeks, rs shown BY the
different kind of ink used.
Dickinsons lawyers who present said the repors
was nonsensca. After hearing both sides the CON-
panes agreed to order James H. Blauvelt & Co. 10
suspend acting as their agents until matters are
settled.
A reporter called upon Mr.. Dickinson last night at
the Office of his attorney, q. /. Snidcr. Mr. onder
stated in the presence OF Mrs. Bauvet and her coun'
sci that the statement OF the experts was false and
Incorrect lie said that he offered at the meeting,
II the chairman would permit to show right then and
there that the report Of the experts did not show
the true condition OF affairs. Mr. Snider also said
that IL the report contained intimaon that j..
II. Cole had msapproprated OF the funds OF the
Office that charge absolutely false and by the
books and documents he could prove that assertion
also.
Dickinson said that he didn't wish to make public
any statement Of the condition Of the accounts, least
Of all to say anything rejecting upon General j. IL.
Blauvelt but that If the statement of his experts was
To be published he thought it due 10 himself and Mr..
Cole make public some facts that the experts had
Overdraft OF General BEluyelt $3.50, leaving "
the amount due To the companies on the hfst OF DC
tober only S4o1 unaccOunfed for -
Ex-Judge Cole said that If the experts or Mr.
SAWYER Mrs. Blauvelts lawyer made statements dam
aging to his son, suits and disclosures were sure 70
follow.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
~ ,rR,yy Bk;K,s NARROW ESCAPE

Albany. Jan. 6 (spcciaD.-The state Nauoliu h''nn
here had "A narrow ccapc from being swhuied gu, ol
s3 600 today. About noon man about th"'! n'o
wears old sought the cashier, Mr. Nas ana h'ioouecu
himself as Mark Hunter lie SAID he was Dio'"oi
Of Dexter Hunter, the lumber u@ucr W H'''''y
Jacksonville, and wanted no'c ioi 9"'ooo -, ,at
M, ,o,hor bo affirmed was not In position 10 let
H., hoyo tho amount but would indOrsc the ho'e'
The cashier promised to accommodate the stranger.
and he left the bank, promising to return IN Shor'
time with the note. During his absence Ni'Sn nS "nS
called 10 the telephone. and the person ht ,e o.nor
end said he was Dexter Hunter, that nc hhu '~It
Endorsed a note for $4,000 for MS Dro'hcr '''
, a., ,,onks for the accommodation The
no,o uos found 10 lie properly indorscd whch Inc
stranger returned with it, and 1t was sent To the pay
inr teller who was to deduct 800 for discount. ~
oo'r,.n q, Mr. Nash that all might not be right 30
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Brooklyn. y y. Jan. >. l792.

THE following are the amounts contributed LOT
the widow. and eight children of a clergyman, lor
which the Rev Mr. Halliday maae an appeal on
December 81: Through The Tribune, Cash,
S25; &C. Il. c." $40; &C. ~ $40; y. Is
c." 3:"K," 81. sent to Mr.. Halliday by the
contributors Mrs. VI. h." so "A Friend Ca's-
kill. y. "" SO; Mrs Barlow, $40; the Misses
Davenport, so: IT r. L." $40; Mrs. H. y
Livingston, So "S s, New-York," s.; s. 50 :
IS. B H." 81; +. b. Gale, So; A. ). Meaerole,
81 Francis l.. DipSon. Binghamton So No
Name Ncw-Yorl,." 81: Part of a Christmas Gift,
81: II. J. b." s. no 1881 Dcan-st, Brook
lyn," 50; a Trihc from One Interested 50 ::
L., Providence. r. L." 81; "k. S. 81; "A
Sympathizcr," 81 e B. D. 81; T. II. ST." 81 ;
T. NJ Hyde, 81. Total. $lo7.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
A srGGE,TIoN TO REPUBLICANS.

TO the Editor Of Tho TIL bune.
Sir WHY do not the Republican counsel apply to
Judges Barnard and Edward, for orders TO show cause
why the state Board Of CanvasSerS should not be pun
i,h,d for contempt Of court II stems to me that
they have very clear and solid basis for such ap-
plications and soma action like this supplcmcnting
the admirable address Of the state Committee, would
be timely something more than words is Necessary
under the circumstances II the results Of the In
famous wrong cannot be changed. The legality Of
IIill's pardon II Wclc ought also to he tested. for this
/. not A time when Republicans should sit quietly
down and allow slnmclas >coundrc, tn have their own
without protesting To the iuic9t extent OF tic
law. L. l.
New-YOrk Jan. > 1s93.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

PoTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE MEET
AND ADJOURN TILL TO-DAY.

POTH BRANCHES OF TIE LEGI STATURE MEEI
AND ADJOURN TILL TO-DAY
Hartford, Conn. Jan. 6-The House met at O'CLOCK
todav and at once adjourned to O'Clock, 50 us 10
learn whether the Senate intended TO do business
After recess a resolution adopted realrming the
readiness of the House 10 proceed with legsation
message from Governor Bukeey was read transmitting
correspondence With secretary Foster relative To neces'
sarv led Station In order that work may be begun on
pnblic bindings mt New London and Ncw-liaven inc
House then at 3 80 adjourned until TO morrow at
p. m.
The Senate met at 30 Mr.. Clark. Republican,
called for the appropriation bills, ard Mr. seymour,
chairman Of the Senate Committee to whom the bills
had been referred. said that the committee was nOt
ready to report to-day After short discussion, the
Senate on motion of Mr.. Thayer adjourned until to
morrow at Il o'clock noon.
The special deputies who have been guarding the
Executive Chamber since February 1 were discharged
today in view OF the decision Of the supreme Court
that EulkeIcy is Governor aud must be respected ard
obeyed.
Austin Branard Governor Bmllelcy's executive SEE
retary received to-day the following letter:
Dear Sir: The Controller desires me 10 inform you
that he has recOrSdered his ruling made last Mdicn.
far a, the applies 10 your claim TO the payment
Of Il prUportonate amount Of the salary auached 10
the office Of executive secretary for services from Jan
uary 90 -o1 and has accordingly adjusted your cram
ard allowed the amounts found due Orders have been
drawn for the amounts m due at Inc ge o 90, 9 % and for
spectfrlly T. W. MOORE Chief Clerk
This action Of the Controller is attributed to the
decision Of the supreme Court establishing Governor
Bulkeley's title 1t ends the Barnard Stanb suit In
nm interview the Controller that he bows 10 the
decision Of the court aud ready to all bills tha,
are payable under the declsoh'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THE APOSTOLATE OF THE PRESS.
MEETING OF A SOCIETY TO DISSEMINATE ROMAN
CATHOLIC LITERATURE

MEETING OF A SOCIETY TO DISSEMINATE ROMAN
CATHOLIC LITERATURE.
The first convention Of the Aposolae of the Press.
composed of clergy and laity interested in the dis
semnatlon OF Roman Catholic literature throughout
the United states and Canada, held in this city
yesterday under the auspices Of the Paulist Fathcrs
al Columbus Hail. in West sixtethst.. where 1t was
called to order by the Rev. Walter Ellott AhlohH
the delegates present George Parsons Lathrop Oh
New London, Conn Patrick Donahuc. Catharne Con-
way. Mary Elizabeth Blake. Louis J. Quincy, Hen
rietta and Charlotte Dana, Of Boston; Professor W.
{. Robinson, Of Yale University Law school: Pro-
fessOr Merwn W. Smell, OF Washington CnlVersH'
George OIIara. Brooklyn. y. V; J. a. }. Mchehna'
of Ottawa, Canada; John Mccarthy, OF syracuse, ~
y; Daniel A. Boone, Baltimore; Judge hc"ioin'
OF New Orleans: Miss Cary, Of Cambridge, Mass anu
John Mccoy OF Columbus. Ohio.
Charles Butler, Of Washington, d. T., ~presen""s
the Congress Of Coored Catholics; George Parsons
Lathrop Judge McGlon and John Mccarthy SPOKE,
and Professor W. G.. Robinson of Yale University read
paper upon "The Attitude OF the Educated PTotesthnt
Mind toward Catholic Truth "Of private views On
religious subjects said lie, the Protestant NINA -
sick to safety. The conversion OF the Angio0aA'h
Protestants means the conversion Of the world"
The Rev. Messrs Meagher and Bodfsh, and Daniel
4 Rudd OF Cincinnati, also spoke and Elizabeth VI
Blake of Boston, read paper upon Juvenile LII
eratuIcr John Mccarthy, Of Syracuse spoke OF tne
absorption of all Proestants into the fold OF the Roman
catholic Church as "a possibility Of the twehueh
crntury and j. A. ]. McKema addressed the con-
yention upon The outlook IN Cannda H :, he evening
and discussed methods for circulating Catholic DOCKS
and tracts IN the prisons Miss Ecaoe1n tars, Of
Masachsetts spoke Of prison reform and OF thc Dsss
methods of re1chng the criminal classes J0ln w.
Con said that in his experience he had noted t tlS
Catholic Church was slower - look after the sPltd
int@ro.ts of criminals than tus Protestants In me
BSwery there are several places he added, where
vounr men can 90 and spend an evening IN readlLs,
but there is nothing for the Catholic young men but
"nner 'aoon There is field for missionary work in
M ritv which the Catholic Church must occupy
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
,rrrr,rIoys or THE vEsUvIUs.

., ,c,u, tpbe or gun for the firing Of dynamite
-, ON the cruiser VcsuNius Is to have three auxiliary
,aI,cs nttcd Of a slmar pattern to that modlh'i b'
,,e,oot seaton Schroed her commander which resulted
A. ac,rr,c, Of Tire satisfactory than before lhS
" - 4, ., ~, made preparatory to the final tests OF the
'n7 -. dvnamite guns Tho bankruptcy OF the
-, tup Company has heretofore made II Impossible
~ ~ ,, Tor this final trial inasmuch as the Navy
nartment either had to walt until the company was ao
10 furnish the pclccttes or tie "o',rn'n' ''.'
-, q, ordnance In a report % secrtary Tracy says
',,u ,h uort of the Board OF Officers the accuracy
,ns Guns Of the vesuyous leaves the question In grave
don, whether the system is Of any value Is he'seAo
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Nv ORGANIZED BIND or SPOILSuEN'
PROSTITUTION Of THE ESSEX COUNTY, y. j.
BOARD Oh FREEIoLDEES.

PROSTITUTION Of THE ESSEX COUNTY, ~ J''
BOARD OF FREEIOLDEES
Tho BOARD of Frceholders Of Essex County, u '''
ros made Democratic by partisan legislation al ireh-
,on I'm 1890 The old system Of representation u!
,v,r,s and townships was abolished. and the irce-
holders are made elective by Assembly districts NJ
m, SINE time these districts were 80 gerryhhuerci
- to elect mt least seven Democrats out OF ten. As
oon n, they got into power by this nriT'H cement
Tho Derocr,ts turned ont every Kepubnchh o'n' -
holder and mt I'm Democratic workers Five OF the
n.r,oc-tc frccholders formed clique and controlled
al the appointments. which they disposed oil among
,boir per,ona friends and adhercnts. TWO oi THESE
,reeboiders were Mullin and McGunnls. who were
l,Iei at the Markct-st. railroad crossing last NoNem
ter - a., 49,, ~
rLoir successors were elected by the Boaru soon
o,ter their deaths and then a new comDhatioh WIS
trr,nd consisting of Director Tiesler and Fceholdcr'
.c.,pl,n De Jonga and Lcary, all Democrats inc
,hor Democr,ts who are in minority In caucus, are
vossrs cobill. Berry and Lupton. The plan Of the
combination Is TO remove the appoinees OF the old
. and mt I'm their own followers. The steward ana
,nn At the Lincoln Asylum have been Uniformed that
ho, serviocs will not be required after February l.
,r,o, .pccessors have already been selected The
.ordens Of the iall and pententiary have also RI
c,ved intImation that their resignanons are wah'"
t,ah y, tbe,c officials has considerable patronage
Tho minority Democrats have made overtures 70
the RepublIcan members but the latter have dechheu
,o epter into any combination on any condition. ohe
N, the prnepal objects Of the new ring Is to get con-
troll of tho county supplies, In which there are Acn