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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
clEveANO's GROWING Asst.

The Bx-Presaasat's sstssds Greatly N
esasagsA ~ the ossioeh
WAsHrNsrox, May &--lnenSs of Mr..
Cleveland are mich pleased over the
tables showing the democratic national
delegates chosen up 70 date The In
stracted Cleveland A.lsgates turned the
100 point yesterday when Wheonsis
and Michigan gave instruction for ths
ex-prssidenA Tho List OF instructed
Cleveland states 70 date b: Kansss. -
Ninnesote. 10; North Dakota. q Rhode
Island. ., Michigan, 80; Wisconsin,
81: total. 10A But IN addition te
the foregoing, six ssases have ex.
pressed preference for Mr.. Cleveland
and have made him their first ehos.e.
although the delegations are rninstruct
ed for him. For instance. Illinois is
for Cleveland frst and Palmer second.
These six states have TN aggregate OF
100 votes, which will GO to Mr.. Cleve-
land On the first ballot. Thus the
friends Of Mr.. Cleveland figure total
Of 500 delegates, already chosen, favor
able TO him The six states which are
favorable to Mr.. Cleveland but unin-
structed for him are: Indiana 50;
Massachusetts,. -; Nebraska, Is; Ore
gen. .; Illinois, -; Pennsylvsnia. Ga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
RUDiNi HAS RESIGNED.

The italian Pfeuaaor and All the Members
Of His Cabinet Arc Out OF Ofice-
ROME, Nay s.-The fate OF the Ru-
6ini cabinet was sealed Thursday. n
vote of confidence in the cabinet was
rejected In the chamber after warm
discussion by majority of twelve
against Rrdini and his ministers. The
greatest excitement prevailed in the
chamber when the result was an
pqunoed.
Rudini has rendered 70 King Humhert
the designations Of oil the men bers OF
the cabinet. on account of the refusal
ofsthe chamber of deputies to adopt a
vote of confidence in the governments
financial policy, which included a heavy
reduction in the credits to be devoted to
military aud naval expenditures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Wslf Chase IN slisse urt.

MARSHALL. Mo-, May 9. - Several
hunters with hounds INDUCED in a
wolf chase in tho northern pert Of the
county and captured Ave Of the animals.
Two were caught to-day in the neigh
bsrhsod and two more have been seen.
HIndrsds Of chickens sud other poultry
In that section have been destroyed BY
wolves the last few weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

CINCINNATI, May s.-Tbs Loyal Legion
81 0his at its tenth annual banquet was
addressed by Gen. Jacob ID. Cox. ex.
President r. B. Hayes, bishop Boyd
Vincent. Maj Gen Nelson A. Niles,
esv William Mckinley and csAess.
Gen. Coz was elected commander and
Dishcp Boyd Vincent ehsp,sin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
BurieA ! Ratchet I'm HIS Head.

LIMA, o. May 8.--During quarrel
in resart Emma Wells picked up a
hztehet end buried it in Hugh Cooasy S
head. cutting his skull open aud killing
him instantly. The Wells woman was
arrested. She says the killing was in
sclf-dcfense. as Cooney and his sresher
commenced an aseaalt on her because
they said she knsw too much sb3ct a
certain robbery in which they were
Oonnected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
sale q chilAreu in Russss.

LoBDeH, May e-Letters from Russia
report several instances Of The ssls Of
chilasen ny parents in the famine
stricken districts. In ooe case . 81
child aged years cold for six rosbaes.
and in &aother father Is said TO bavs
openly offered On The street 10 sell he
two daughters. one for evs and the
other fer three ron bIea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Want an Interstate League.

MARIsErrE, Wis, May 6.-Rspre-
seneatives from Oshkosh, Fond Gu Lac,
Eau Claire, Msrinette. Green Bay ssd
Menominee. Mich, will meet in Green
Bay next Mon6ay for tho purpose Of
organizing q rev interstate baseball
league under some other name than the
Wisconsin state leagus. It is hoped
that an Organization can be effected
that will insure completion. Appleton
and Escanaba may be added, making
eight cities in the league.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Drowned n oaassse Refuse.

AAssaAILrovS, L.. May s-Asovt Q
aesen Mxsqusasis Indians from Tsms
came 10 town. obtained sane wAisky,
and enc q their number ret - drsmk
that be fell on The bridge into Linn
c<eeh and was drowned In the slimy
eone fren the risease fae<sry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

WASHINGTON, May S.-The president.
Mrs. Harrison and MIRA Dimmick. win
leave Washington next week for tho
sssshore, II being expected that Mrs.
Harrison will be strong enough to
stand the fatigue Of the journey By
chat time. II 10 not yet determined
whether they will 60 to Cape May.
Fortress Monroe, or Virginia Beach.
The president will remain with Mrs.
Harrison only few days, returning to
Washington the first II the week follow
ing Mrs. Harrison will remain sway
an. she fuliy RECEIVERS her strength.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
BIG BLAZE IN GOTHAM.

Two hundred Morscs asd Ono UgrHccd
Cast,e Hxrned jn Q slxushter-HoEss.
New YoSK, May 8.--Great loss Of
property was osused by a 6re at FIRST
evenuc snd Fostyfourth street. The
slaughter house of SchwarzscAi,d &
Sulsterg, the largest in the city.
was completely Destroyed, and
several surrounding buildings dana
aged. Five alarms were sent ont AID a
great number of engines called to TIA
spot, as the are was dangerous one
and very difficult to control. An ex
piesion Of oil in the ballding also helped
spread the flames. At $50 the frcmer
had the firc in hand. The loss IS esti-
mated at si3e. 900. Two hundred norscs
aud 100 head of cattle were burned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

LAseAsspA p. Meg "A shesh. Re.
hs~eA - - shsA - sa earshs ushe. vss
fe,s - ferre Hill sad sshss sections Of
eevthe<. Lancaster ecvnty sbows ESQ
s'eisek .. m ns ground swsysd ssd
hess>s we're shas<sn Tha estRssnes
las<ed bs< fee s~coodA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
CAUGHT ~ CHICAGO.

Arrest - uDsessseaess - s-es~~1u
r~ssssrs~ Soe1tsr. - ueaAsos~ -
Cnrcsso, May s--Neary ~ Miller.
ex-t<essures cf ovsvtspd cssDty. Pa
who 10 charged with the sspssssleness
81 SIC, - 81 the cosnty's fvsds vas
arrested n sAe city fAwsd~e - The ef-
Zee ~ Ne csssy pisae os1psnA 81
wss~eh sven~e. where ~ wss sn-
pisyed - Ssshkee7er. r. srsess Al
Miises svsass nee prc~,>senes se~su sAs
fsslv~e ~ nssansAsvss sssh ~ osa<a-
vile. -, ieea fs11 psisosAss - &c
reysssse~s essts<sss ~ esvsress go
was SsfesssA ~ rssss~n. osf~s 80
esee%s ~ ~ siee<teo hsd 80 s~ss
-. eslsrstsr No. ssssed ~ 49, :
cd hpHote1s 81 Aeesesvvs ~ve Lace :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
TRAIN RObEER KILLED.

=. Y. Liadsii. Leader OF . NoSsrtops
Gasg. saot Down ~ onlcsrs.
BnxNeHAx. Ala, May Sat Pratt
mipes at o'clock - rn 2 g. IidSe!l
and c. T. Miller hrok. ,eto dins jewell
~ store. A detective named MeDa2-
iell had learned Of the plan
and ten officers who were Md
den under the stcis rushed out
and called On the burglars to sur
render. I.i9dell rac ard rae fireI uesn
and killed. Before asixg ia csufessvd
the. he was the leadar Of the gsag Of
train robbers that held up Georgia
Pacific train at Weems In March. Mil
Ter was caught and jailed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Nrw Yosx. May e.--Albers thinner
and August Desols were killed Thsrs-
dav In the new feurteeu-story Have
never building. ~ Cortland and Church
streets They were working IN the
basement when . section OF The first
aooy. on which 100 tons of paastsr
were stored. fell il and buried them.
Contractor Michael Powers was or
r~<5ef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

osossAn hAs AT . arses1o ~
- ~ sAssA~rs ~ss~a ~~rs- fAers
>sy svv~ses eA.se sssi vv~~ sv~r s-s-
49, nsy vess anss9 sxsw>ss>s1 ~
~ssr Astsw ev-~e~. Nes ~~~s SsAs
sarses, s~d 40. E~essesr Fsse aesey.
NAV 49, ~ NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

N~~ yess. MAY s--Isysrd rrsres
ss-- s-xe-ed u. 80 80 ssi1 cote. sod
n-sselhs~h. fsklehein>v 3 9, 49, 80
s,r shsom>rt 20 Essro7e Saturday. TIE
ssssg - 70 - Saturdays stes~s~s. y, ?
80. eco
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

CsAsrEsroS. w. Va. Nay s.-News
has just resched here Of the destruction
Of Frank Brumaeld's house BY ere in
the Harts Creek district Liscoln ssunty.
Sunday night and ths burning to death
of two children. : and 10 years old To
spectively. one his ewn child and Ne
otaer . child of Dis brother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
PRICE ss s.lf fe4acea.

SAGINAW, Mich, May o.-The MicAi.
Kan Salt Company has reduced the price
of salt 10 cents barrel NJ oil western
agencies, including Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST. Louis- This cut is 70 meet New
York and Ohio competitors. Tho cut
brings the price ut Chicago to 70 cents.
which. with . 2o-cent freight rate from
the Saginaw valley. viii make the
product net less than 50 cents barrel
- ths manufacturers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Nsw ORLEANS. Nay s-oue ~ the
sails iefs standing sfser shs great sre
% Canal street few weeks sgs fell
Wednesday sfts-nocu. brryina sevss
sriesmasons under piles ~ aeeyis Al
~.r- in iursd. s~s perAsrs fs<sllr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

wAswssrcv. Msy s-Representstive
ossrs. from Alsbsns. frcn the IN
dietary committee. made IN adverse re-
port on The bill proposing 90 amend
meat 90 The constitutions providing fer
uniform divorce in the several states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
pesfh 81 Itbvsrtaa Moore.

Esw York. May s.-Dr. George Hen
~ Moore. superintendent of Lcnox Ii
brary and well known in the literary
world a. an authority in America, died
Thursday. He was born in Concord.
n. H.. April 30. is2s. He was graduated
from the University Of New York in
ls4i, and became sssistant librarian Of
the New York Historical society in 1913.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
'PENSKETCHF
OF THE GREAT DRY GOODS House OF
SPRING & COMP ANY
Tie 1902 Woolen Fairies.
-==-=z====-=--
The Fashion Fa7O,7tes
The new Wooden Fabrics are superb in color
ing, texture and finish Every thing recon
mends them.
The exquisite style varieties.
The dainty color conceptions
instance the Fashionable Side Bands.
What taste and ingenuity have been exerted
over the seemingly simple combinations of even
only two delicate standings. Take in at glance
(but that's not possiblc) the marvellous effeci
Haze lou Pound ont all Fashions
Dress Fabyzcs.p

There are so many; those clinging folds OF
Crepons with their woven scatterings, one of
silk and wooden flower fancies The diagonal
Vigoreaux with IT'S silken medailion-hke dots.
The serpentine striped Ombre. The sofs-eoned
Vigoreaux with its crinky-haired Wcnaa wool
stripping. jacquard Vigorea,n IN half dozen
new colorings. 81 inch Camers Hair chcviots;
pretty mixtures in variety of shades 20 inch
Cactus Chevrons. Serges plain and fancy
weaves are prime favcyitcs with many. We
have them in Blues, Tans Grays, etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
CREPE STANLEY.

Have you seen it? What exceedingly beau
tiful texture it is. It is of the silk family comes
in great variety of superb colorings fur day and
evening and permits of the most graceful
draping imaginable. Every thread purc silk
% inch all wool Mores rs distinct dress goods
novelty We have many colorings. An atsenpt
to describe them all would end in utter failure,
like the sands on the sea shore, they arc legion
Fancy Hose
For house evening Fresh new mpor-
tations past in, comprising all the new shading
such green, shades; pink morocco scarbct
light tans, grays lavender, hiotrope purple
straw ecru, modes, and IS other shades
Six Thoughts.
The silk command as much admiration as dress
goods The wisest dsess deciSpu viii be
made after inspecting the cream If the new
styles and color combinations The psise Saacs
here is wide and modest, from 400 char down
to soc. per yard Never before in this city havr
you seen such vanety of ohangeabk grades.
and Tuffetas. in exclusive designs or such beau
tiful Brocade and Stripe Chee Siiks. Qsu
hundred new designs in printed India, China
and Japan Silk. Black Satin nssijenne Der
feet spring and summer weas son kqht and
strong. The black Brocaded m&as 1Gamonc
the leading fsuorites.
Nnu Grenadines.
Superb patterns. the greatest variety ever shown
hose. lnop Frame, Pine Aepk, Sewing eilk
artGany other designs y sclect som 1hs
timek ripe for these goods and uur offop(nar
vsinot and Cannot be Duplicated h any sens
ofTtherwcrd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

AZ Lcekpcrs - wsser bsld salr way.
Dpsslne NE ts~lsnAs sod esssi~s hs.oc
omcne - ps<2ls rhs pspsy msIl. sae
- -. - estmeai md asSw ns,Se
- s<oA~r tuAv~sxi,l piasss e. u>A~r
Sserr. and nsay 81 me ksmes wfthiu
osash 81 Ne Iced haze ben .scas>d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Dss MsusA Ia. Mar a. Con-
un~s-s ~Hins h Ie~~ ssr n.
- ~ssk hsss rssassea IN Aiss
wuess sna srsss ssnAge 10 rsilrssl .
ADs>s she snsy lssss 10 rs~s sAss a.-.
- U1sr~1 49, tie Moth .-.,s-, a.
- n~risnxs~~. rr~~si ~ -asu. |,
hwo.sus sss - se>sss< ~ -. ->sSns-.
- - ss~ssey rssds
1gwsNA u. Asy e~Ths hes~s~vs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

At Nsrseillss the sasire eastern end
~ the city. knsvn - the ''sld tswn,"
Aas besa aasst su dsy and h~aArsdb Of
npspis we're driven frsa their homes.
~ ~ 70 ths nssufsetsring dissris,
lohreugh the rsin Of the race and tly
'osw pswsr gates and the brssking Of
- lower levee Is very heavy, and may
Ssuss tue Suspension Of ell The paper
sna wood nills fs< . month. The loss
% the little sisy In shis ease will foot up
4 total a o2oo 600
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Nrw Yerx, May s-In an interview
With Hon John @. Carlisle printed here
Re 10 esesea - saying: Il certainly
an BOT . candidate for president in she
sense Of seeking The nomination. II
ksssscky decides 10 present my NAME
10 the convention In view II existing
conditions. that is smother matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
crave Charges Against a Well
Known Business Man.
ms PARTNER iNvoKes THE LAW.
csurt Asked to Appoint . Receiver and
Compel an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ev-
srett Land Case on Trial.

4 case OF a sensational nature was iied in the
superior court yesterday by John Haley against
1oseph r. Hill. with whom he has been asso-
e.aied In the business OF the Haley Grocery
COMPANY, for an accounting. The most start
l:ng feature is the charge OF fraud and inttmida-
ton preferred by the plaintiff, who claims that
he defendant has enchred him out OF his stock
b the company without anything like sun
cent consideration.
TIE complaint fled In the case sets ont that
she Haley Grocery Company 10 a corporation
With capital stock of $4,000, divided into 3lo
shares OF 500 each. OF the stock Hill has held
80 shares. Haley lbs, while forty have been in
he possession OF +. o. Graves, being held as
eollaieral security for loan OF $4,000 from J. f.
Gem. Haley charges that on October rs Hill,
b. "iorce. threats aud violence and by making
isse and malicious charges and accusations"
ipfeed him 10 sign certain papers, whose exact
salue is unknown to him. but which he believes
we're drawn so IS TO appear to be assignments OF
stock to ]. B. Hill. and orders on the National
Dark OF Commerce and L. q. Graves to deliver
she stock to him. The only pay ment for this
made by Hill was his check for $500
The charges that Hill Is all eyed TO have made
we're fhst Haley was common thief and had
stolen goods, money and property from the
Haley Grocery Company 1t is claimed that
Hill Threatened TO make malicious reports to the
BUSINESS community aud to Haiey's family. and
sven that he would have Haley criminaiiy pros
scuted II be did not sign the papers. In fear OF
Uch thing Haley aeceded to HIS demands.
The court Is asked to set aside the pretended
tHnsler to Hill aud to decree Haley the owner
Il 1876 shares oil stock upon his returning Hills
check for s4.5o0 Pending the litigation the
cart IL asked to appoint receiver. Judge
Gehteuberg issued an order upon the defendant
nshow cause why receiver should not be ap-
Dointed, making II returnable December d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
A HYBRID GRAIN PKOPAGATED
Niger Barley, Cross Between Barley
and Rye, for Hog Feed.

J. J. Bogardus, OF the grain commission firm
Of BogarGus & Co, while travelling through the
Skagit delta, in Skagis county. recently, came
across peculiar species of grain grown on the
farm of J. Matwin, Norwegian. near stsnwood
Its appearance was So peculiar that Mr. Bogardus
decided 10 investigate.
He learned that about four years ago Ms;wn
found peculiar heud OF grain in a field OF bar
ley lie saved the grains and planted them.
ana continued propagation until now he has
considerable land sown 70 the strange grain,
which is very prolific, averaging 100 bushels 20
the acre The farmes call ii "nigger barley" it
deriving It's name IRON its appearance.
The stalk and bearded head resemble closely
sir-rowed barley. The grain is OF deep brown
cclor. resembling scorehed wheat grain, and
Is similar 10 wheat in form. The bran or she'll
In thin and tough. The grain is not 1T for mill
ing purposes is -four made from 1t would be
worthless, and brewer who examined it said il
WAS useless for brewing purposes. But It's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l. 1892
are $l5,3so. l004 a. There were fled Tor record
Yesterday - deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing SIC. DOG. average OF s., lel.lS Following Is
the list ~ furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co, abstractors of titles. l16 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second
J. E. Mace to H. NJ. Johnson, VII wiz ne NV,
Charles A White to E. A. Mackay, 10, 8. block
.. Whites add. 81 200.
Minda O. Gran 10 Samuel Crossett. lots and
4. block l3. Crafts Salmon Bay add. $500
George T. Mckinnis To +. Bathurst lots TO 4,
block .. Kirkland syndicate LIST, 81.
L. Mckinnis to +. Bathurst, los 8. and 7.
block 9, Kirkland syndicate Let, 81.
n p. x. Il. Co. to T. 4. Buck ct al. ma sw. %,
A. ~ McPhc,crs to Vim. G. Cole. lot 20, block
S. Hyde Park adj. SIS
James O.dfeld to Terence O'BSien, lots and
S, block II, MERGERS add, 81.
John H. Foster to Henry Bode, lot 8. block 50.
Yerler's 2d supl, $40
William Mcleod 10 James Mcleod, tract J.
Maple Leaf add, $500
sackman p L Co to ". II. Robertson. 10 lots,
Renton Ill., sls,27S.
James Odneid TO Cath Oldheld lot 9. block
80, A A. Dsnnys 81.
John Fountain 10 r. J. Fountain, eis sw VII
Sc II. a6, 5000
r. L. sander To d. s Kinney CT al, lot 4, block
g. Laws lst. s72j.
c. " Estahrook to Cora IT, Brown, part ne, 1
nwi. 3. "a. 5, $1,000
In. Pennefather to J. NJ. Carson. lot TO-
biock 81, GIiman's add, $50.
William Stalz5bac& 10 George S. Palmer. lots
G. IT, block >, lake View, $40.
:. ]. Plummer Ell a.. TO Hans Ahrenstedt, lot
g. block 6. Plummer's, 81
James Smith 10 Hans Ahrensicdt, lot block
g. Plummer's. 81
Edward Eiarcdge 10 Teresa Eidredge, l. int
block a. Yesiers list, 81.
n r. Batne to G. a. Hin. = swl+ block Sc,
Leary's add. $500.
L /. Ia Fave to J. C Beard, lots :. 5, block Sc.
lSary's $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17

Arrest Of . Restaurant Waiter on Sus
- picion OF Cattle Stealing

Arrest Of . Restaurant Waiter on Sus-
n picion Of Cattle Stealing,
George Merrett, one Of the men santed In
Lincoln county on . charge OF stealiag cattle,
was arrested in Tacoma yesterday ~ Deputy
sheriff Jack Mcdonald and taken to tee county
Jail last evening. Sheriff Fish was In Seattle
about six weeks ago looking for Merrea and left
description, one special point being that two
front teeth were missing. Mcdonald was in
Tacoma yesterday serving papers in ttss Purcell
case aud dropped into Chilbe.g's restaurant to
take dinner In the man that took as order
Mcdonald recognized Merrett and told MIN that
he must come along with him. Merrest denied
the charge that he had anything to- do with
stealing cattle and said there must be . mistake
regarding his identity. Mrs. Merrett, .vho was
with him, begged the deputy not TO take her
husband away. Mcdonald, however, was In.
flexible and brought his prisoner TO Seattie.
Following is a description of the grisoner:
Dark complexion and hair, about 81 years old,
two teeth gone in front. weight aDout l60
pounds, height feet Q inches, walks lice cow
boy Sheriff Fish was notihed last nigHt OF the
capture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-17
New sutts Filed,

a zoe following suits wsse begun yesterday in
We superior court:
nHAsoh National Bank of Seattle VI. J. r. Nc
ps.a-euit to recover $50 on promissory note.
i Ips0a National Bank OF Sesttle vs.. William
Aese ~ - f-'''' 80 n
asSpaen Cosgfove and wife Vs. A {. Mclean
- i, 70 recover Sc coo damages
saassss Sound Commercial Company vs.. 4. o.
I'aa.o-suit IA recover $500 Tor services
So Lowmaa aud wife VS.. il. ". West ct al
~ 81 writ Of eieCtment aud for siUo1 rene
ssh psws3uTy Farragut Fire Insurance
insurance
al ha'eY Joseph r. Hill and Haley
So ss.! Con psuy-Su!t for accounting and for
'fS q iment o! receiver.
H.. - bessbury -. The Merchants Insurance
n s.ssaf oi Newark, \. j.--Suit 20 recover
). ssst &il Company vs.. Roland 6. Gsmwen
Aose ~ 'Se''sf <f''-''S' ga ti"'A1ss'''
f.sa u Mercer IS Northern Pacific Railroad
|AaFsnY--eult % recover 5000 damages.