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The Weather.

warner and eIetot.onAly sgtry weather prevailed
In ,hs ua:ti. Atlantic states yes,eriay. The .,Uos
rhs-swa. CHARGED wish So per cent, Of hainity the
tasru!nsAai 81 fer cent. in the Afternoon
ne ten peraIEre make! close 10 900 IN a.! tie states
o.,As A,.Aa;i; IosIh Il New York ard lake r,.0Ga
YVES. OTIS. Ml,sssip2t sHt over tue !>trs the north
.rr NeE EnEAni coast it vas cooler. and the ;roe.
sre.tre tor cooler weather IN ts.s torhoot
Gay and Sunday
fair may safely to ezpec!sd. except Poss
b.. loea ;hundsr storms,
In ts,s city n. humidity vas 20 per cent. above
nal yeEertay keeping an average OF 81 for the Gay;
hrhs,; oriciAl Temperature. So; lowest ZOE: WIND
s,gtavst; Average velocity i~eIVe nil..An ko-r
Ths thermometer A. Psry's pharmacy IN the srs
hu..sz RECORDED the 2sra: yss:s.tAI
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IHE DEFEAT OF 1883.
First Broadsli- by ,he New York D~i~eA.
tion 10 from the World OF dan. 2. 1889.

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co.,rsaha.,o,o., H.. ,.,,s. "a, ,,,u s.-,i,.
reform, no, :,r doing tho riCh. thing at tho
VIZ nc ti,1e.' in ,rn:lli,.,srs tho AN issue
,atEs ~ for the .t'9F n e;'''st mistakes Of
ne'S D c''FA''>r.I'." mas h"'H''''u'l"nai
Goye7hmen', and 'h"re'oEs government
sen, mo pE'" u - ant r1-b'-'' ~ 'l"l'r!tv
OF tho ?!e. w l." isn'r"~ their wishes.
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is re.p"ns!L!. IT,, I.-os-a..c party. as.s
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w.g'. -. =. .- , - ~ rrc. ri t4e a7!yi"e or
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hts is,ir a'-.c INC t. b9lwnck hi own OBJ
i, wou!! > ,.e-a,. NJ st tie eSunssi
= = ,',,r,,.-r-. III. Will! r"gtri them from
tie gr.L;i lie &" u o. lis .s,a merely as
loo /, !.rr-l .,wi'7
SUI. - !. nd tcsn kn,wn tNat in tbs
Uetr polls S"v ! ~. n" city which gave
IN -" ,ur-- r. ,.i1.h.rr fre,.Gau'. he would
70; .r"',' - e ga In!.raI ofices
s"ry.r"s IN -. .-aurg.' '9rt.s' - make ard
Ere, tho ...7 .'a-s 'Fa,l' hat H. would
~ ..wy-r ''.. n.nI =" Canadian itrontier
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plurality for Cleveland in 1894 to 100 for Har-
rison In 1888. while KINGS showed the sutpris-
ing decrease OF 1904
In this list OF counties. in which Mr.. Cleve-
land faxed worse in 1879 than In 1874. cannot
be found tho counties for tho Democratic or
CaniZation OF which Iammany Hall. Chair
man Murphy Of the state Committee. or Cover
nor Hill was responsible. They stand ont from
the counties OF the state as beacon lights OF
lands plurality increased from 43.12I in 1881
to $40 Is IN lsss. In Rensselaer, the ReFulli-
can plurality was decreased TO so. arc Che le
won't FOR Cleveland in 1883 Ivy 80
No PARTY organization can he made so strong
that It can always hold every one In line. no
matter who IL nominated The election figures
show n constant aud increasing Dom cratic
aversion TO Mr.. Cleveland. and they show that
NJ. Harrison is acceptable TO tho Ncpu hlicans
whose votes defeated Mr.. Blaine. Figures arc
tircsom9 things to read. but II Is better 10
spend while In calm stndy ~ them than to
waste another good opportunity to put Dem
ocrat in The Office Of President
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MLcHLEs's Peculiar RkrENGE
wh.u I<oas-d Michel Annoyed Hin He
VOWED Vengeance and shot Him.elG

Butcher jacob Mech!nr dated his bad luck
from the day. four years ago. that he moved
into Leonard Michel's house at Lawrence
street. Mechler opened butcher shop in the
Easement % Michers house. and on the upper
two foo.s he lodged and boarded hall a dozen
men. Michel Sent worsmen to add two moro
stories TO his house. Mecher's ooaroers
could rot stand the confusion While this work
was going on a.d they left Mechler accused
Michel OF doing th!. WORK simply to get him
gu; Of the hous. tie had lost his boarders
and he gave ur his shOp. Since then he has
started other butcher shops. out they have all
failed.
lie frequently threatened 10 kill Michel on
sight and srent al. = his time talking about
him. Yesterday afternoon he went INTO the
r. M Ia,lor ot HI, home at so Tenth ayenue.
an! shot himself in the right side Of the head
with q ';c-cali! ore revolver He left letter IN
the I!oor which said:
I-nnarrI N!cHe.-iks eur barfbitet me such IS has
never been beard OF before ssVrs to Lave sc.
ant that std IaUot ham Ike 4oy II sD9i -Trr
chance 10 meet hin lie Is . lserAbe p+rt IreE
ANT - - an! should fail % meet hi. ma
elrse should follow AN. siep ey,'sp Gn;i us m!'A-sbe
IL. Is ea.sd. jne-
Mrs. Mechler. says that her husband lroodad
over his hatred 81 Michel uE.il he became in
sane on that subject
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Frustrated By the Heat.

Leonard Albert. 35 years old. living at 315
Bleecker street was committed for e1amina-
ton as to his sanity at Jefferson Market yes
terday. ard was admitted to the Insane PaYtl.
ion a, Del.evue az 1910 A. VI. He died four
hours later. Albert was suffering from sun
stroke.
Frederick jung 81 ?ea-. S,rke. and sou!h street.
GogT.-T.sEs HDsprs-
YcHA0 casey rs yea-s .: H!yht!e.h stree: an! Ave-
nCe Il. Pr-seyterian Hospital
james Carroll, a. years, cie Ninth avenue; Roosevelt.
iospI'a.
Brot-r,ck IS years. 80 East rhrty.nnh street,
~ Nilesvrrt street ant -st End avenue attended BY
sErreon q Manhattan Hns?ita and sent Aor.-
WI!dArl ir;..s, ?: years ~ COLUMBIA, a-.nEe a:
n-'y-t'h street and JO.Etsbss avenue .AIeu home
Ellen T;erraa- ~ T"hrs la5 Ch-ysfis stEs. A. I<5
Cherry s:.esI. Go-EerneC- Hes,I.A-
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George R.luer Accidentally shot.

George Eeiner. s. years old. has occupied q
cot in the Manhattan Hos rita! since $50
o'clock yesterday morning. he was Grocer's
clerk until three weeks ago. when hs lost hts
place and went 10 Albany in search Of work
He was unsuccessful and started to beat his
way lack.
AZ P0ushkeersi- he mat two men in about
his own condition. and they became very
friendly, They ct on At l;Dth stree, at $ T.
~ On ThuFsaay one , 81 the Tfe o1 feSadd *, r.
BUILT struck RniD~- In the let side. He fell
unconsc AMI tu@ men ran away. He re-
cove red CONSCIOUSNESS shortly a!terwarI, and
finally reached tie hospital. He viii! p.ooao.y
tls
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4 LOST BLIKE Found.
He was Only = Little on-. but Michael
Eraneese CouIda't spare ulE.

Raymond Blake. the three-year-old son OF
Michael Francesca Bake. clerk 70 the Board
OF Alderman. left his home. 334 East Seven
tenth street, yesterday afternoon with two
older brothers. all in charge Of anurse. They
,l,x.s In stuyyesnnt square for while and
th4n the two big boys gave the nurse the SIP
en-! ran awaJ Sac set Raymond on q berch
rzHaJ Sis BROTHER. When she returned Ray
rponi had started tor the Chicago Convention
Sir d, axe was apprised at the City Hal! and
Immediately made tracks for Police Head
quarters. He sat there. smoking q big cigar
sal waited for some policeman 70 bring in his
boy. At the end az two hours Mr.. Blake re,
cNlyef word that Raymond had been found
/ 80. was .a,s nj home
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PRINCE MICHAEL CONTICIED.
Seuteneed at Oace Five Years Inprf.oa.
newt bT TIE Court.

ANN ARBoa. Juno H." Prince Mchael" was
convicted here tonight @. criminally wrong
ing Eerncs Bechel. through the exercise OF
his so-calIed religion.
Tho speeches closed at o'clock and the
case was given to the jury three hours later.
~ sTi.e Of tho protests Of the defence. the
prisoner was ordered 70 stand W. and the
Ju !Ge sentenced hin 10 hTe years iIlrison-
lns nj in the state prison at Jackson.
conyi rtion and sentence was received here
late this evening. and al! good citizens
Prince Mlcnae.,'s sect has a'Cut 10
members in D..r L. AMI they have
been charged with the ruin II many
girls as we'll as practising other lmE1ra!1l-a
Adultery is permitted b. their code. The ,0a-
v!ction Of the leader will probably gesv.t in
Lreasng up the sect
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PERTH AMBor. June 17.-There were 10 new
developments TO-DAY In the Mary Anderson
murder mystery The police are busy wo-k!n &
VI the story o. ex-Chiet CLERK Cook. who .els
Of having heard strange men accuse Jim Fou-
raft Of Staten Island OF the crime. Fouratt
cannot be found. but the police DO not think
he had ANYTHING 70 do with the AFFAIR The
friends e.. Harry Schl!pt ara growing more and
roreeager in their Efforts 10 Secure his ra-
lease They have an almost inc 1ntrov-rt bio
alb! for him. at least 'oUr men swearing that
they saw him in the yards about IN. tim Of
tie murder. He " Il not tc released. though,
until ate. the Inquest mex. Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
Not Mis-. Radcliffe Who Ran A~.y.

The girl who ran away from home and
whose father found her a. Coney Island last
Wednesday. where she had been acting In a
variety show. was not Miss jeanette Radcliffe
OF 100 Ninth avenue. as reported. Miss Rad
clifTe met the girl. q tourteen-year-old child
named Rosy. wandering disconsolate!y about
the streets and hetianded her. taking her TO
her 20 n for the !: -ht. Mex: Jay she took her
name was entered on the hlotter. and through
4 mistake. II was rcpor'e that she herself had
rug away i!Om hone. The .!tt.e girl who ran
away was get AZ the station by her father and
taken home. Miss i.ate!!Is was &. the island
OF q y.s.t.
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Mr.. HitIepberger Drowned,

The body 0, a we.!-Gressed woman found in
Newtown Creek. near the Grand street bridge
Wiil!amstursh. yesterday morning WAS iten-
t,God last night as Mrs. Rosa Hitzenberger. %
years old. Of l22 George street. She hal been
demerteI Tor several years. and only recently
was re cn sod from, tho FIathush Insane Asy-
fiIshin. ayeuu. On Thursday night. AMI. 5
She Ge-'-ed 10 remain longer than her nus
band did. lie left her and went home. >he LETT
WAS see. alive. II l. believed she wandered
TO the creeE and accidentally fell overheard.
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A,sr.ss on Jane ii. I8si.:,:....:..

=
wAnIs sros sIrurpAY,
Yer Aehu,eIis and CeuIseteuL fair on ssturdAy
cooler fair. eAs.sr!y uintA
FOR Rhode I,lAn fair on Saturday; winds snif,tnx TO
ess;sg!y.
Fr EaS~- Sas T0rt. eao'~. N.t' xsall~. sasG~as~'y
stEh.
For eastern P.ulIylrantA Sss Jsrs.y. and Della
ware generally fAr Saturday. probably preceded BY
local showers TO night, slightly cooler sxe.p, IN south
sEn Ss~ jersey; variable vsnG5.
For western Mes York fsiE' easFsr!y winis; cooler
N western portsn-
FOR Minnesota fair. warmer; winds to south
cry Hor North and south DAKOTA. warmer: fair
souttsE!y wIadI
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Accused ofTry,ae TO steal Child

Frederick Fowler was locked up In the East
E!ghty-eighth street station last night on sus-
picion Of trying 10 steel child. Fowler was
in a Third avenue car going south. Near
llsth street he lifted aboard the car boy. 4 !.
years old. who says his name is z. Casey. and
who was p.lyicg In the street
The car had travelled i've or six blocks
knew n6thIls- about the child. and the G. n
ductor called Policeman Barry. Fowler gave
the officer a fictitious address. The boy was
sent 10 the rooms Of the Gerry society.
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sprt.aor Nus, H.v. HI. IIeen.-.

Louis Spitzhor. n saloon keeper. applied TO
the Excise Board recently for a license for q
saloon at Jl7 and 90 Eighth avenue. On the
second ho3r Is tho Eleventh Judicial District
Court. aHi the Excise Board refused 10 grant
the license because the law stipulates that no
ls,ense shal! he granted for saloon in any
premises wEere county or mun!c!pal business
I, carried or. Judge fischoN Of the Court Of
Common Pleas holds that there may be sew
in the Present instance. the law has not g. n
violated. Hs has. therefore decided aga!n-t
the Board o, Excise and ordered il 70 give
spitZhos license.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
MISS RICKER's FILTRATION
Amer Mrs. Ebaer Pulled Her Hair She
Took Poison and Died

COLUMBUS. O.. June 17.-Si1teen-year-old
Theresa Kicker carried on a Irritation with
George Elmer. not knowing until recently that
ESner had wife. On Tuesday evening Mrs
Elmer ne, Miss Kicker in South Park and
pulled her hair. Last night Miss Kicker. who
was much humliated hy the assault, com.
United suicide By taking rat poison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
Three Boys Drowned

MooREsT3vS. y. j.. June 1.-THE lake at
New Lisbon was the scene Of drowning ae-
cideht ta.s afternoon in which three boys lost
their lives, Tho Oldest was IL years and was
county a!u!Shouse farm. In company with q
boy name .stoddard and another boy whose
name "a u .nown. both OF whom were II N ate 5
IoI bah. St0ddard Was unable to swim and.
gems J1ni his depth. he began 70 cry Tor
him. but in SO doing ali ,hres were drowned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
Tboma. &. Murray Get. . Diveree.

The Chancellor oi New Jersey granted q
divorce yesterday to Thomas c. Murray. the
calcium light man. whose domestic troubles
have been exposed In the courts. involving the
names Of several men Of more or less pro MI
merge IN Newark and Orange. The VIE; i9 hfs
decision throws out % court.
Mrs; MURRAY IL a petty and engaging wonia 2
OF volatile stE!ts- she Was Murray sec"hu
whom are married. Mrs. Murray has kept q
store in Orange since her separation from heE
husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18
EMPEROR WILLIAM COMING.

To be Accompanied ny Squadron and TO
Visit the Chicago Fair.
MUNICH. Juno 1.-THE Munich Aroeneine
Zei.unc. Bismarck's organ in South Germany
announces that Emperor William will visit
Chicago during the Worlds Fair. He will be
accompanied BY a squadron and will make the
trip in great pomp. the Aug.7ne,ne says.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18

Iee ias' express ',r shelter f.land and the iAmp
sns 90 e1re t'o5A,Ye at rs and Lon. Isani ~
sIntAys
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sC<n,. Tor 10 or IS Cea,. Tor 20.

Havana straight caI ALtobaceo e!sAEs'isai 9uAn1y
AHG g!AAs snssrgLssS L-I-s-
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HILL AND VICTORY!
New York for the Leader who
Never Met Defeat.
FACTS AND FIGURES
Showing That Cleveland is the
Weakest Candidate.

Chairman Murphy's Warning Note that
Cleveland Cannot Carry New York and
that Hin Can l. Echoed by Other ID. mo-
erats OF the Empire Stn;e-Thc Cause OF
the Defeat OF 1855 as Described by tho
New York worid-The Record OF the
Muswumps sad Boilers Pre.eated for
the Confederation OF tho delegates from
Other States-It shows that While They
Always Opposed Nm and Predicted His
Defeat, He Kept on Leading the Party
to Greater Victories, Tain Now Every
Department OF the New York State Gov.
eminent 10 Ia Democratic Hands-A Fog
or Uncertainty In Chicago as to the Out
Aati-Cleyeland Men 10th Copndent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-18

. ihs.mome;e. A. Psry's pharmacy. IN the Sc,
lI recorded The &c "a 2erA.aEs yts,ertAI ..o.ar,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
ENTS.

hMcesrthy's Mishaps" was the attrac-
tion at the opera house last evening. A
good house greeted this ~well-known COM
psny whose ~''potpourri' of comical absurd
itiss was dished up in three acts and we'll
seasoned with good singing, dancing and
specially acts of merit. "McCarthy's Mis-
haps'' was evidently constructed with the
sole object of creating hearty laughter, and
it succeeds in doing this. first and last.
Barney Ferguson 10 the leading spirit in the
fur His gtotesque dancing and burlesque
acrohatic feats kept the house in a roar
during the evening. The bright, particular
features OF the entertainment are the
Ferguson children. Undoubtedly they are
tina most Ireoocious pair of young
people before the public to-day. Miss Mar
gnerite Dora Ferguson, is a wonder, her
dancing and feats of contortion. combined
with her exquisite beauty, making her ap-
p~earance on the stage the signal for storms
Of applause. Little Richard, about 10 years
of age, is also very CLEVER. HIS ta-ra-ra-
boom-de-ay caught the house. There was
some very excellent singing by Monsieur
NJ. Delaur ard Mile. Alice De Brimont.
both French artists. The burlesque circus.
which closes the entertainment, ia one of
tho funniest things ever seen in Helena.
The company will conclude their engage
ment this evening. and those who want to
laugh cannot miss it in attending the opera
house.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

F. g. Mathison & Co. and w. A. Cave y
Co., Chicago. have failed.
The famous gold train arrived from San
Francisco in New York Tuesday morning.
Eight negroes were drowned At Charles.
ton. s. G.. BY the capsizing OF . ferry sloop.
The national convention of carriage and
wagon makers 10 in session At Columbua q.
Hot winds have prevailed in western
Missouri several dayA Corn is much DAM
aged.
The Goodland RainmakinR company
failed to stir up a cloud and has zone out
of business.
Four more CARA revolutionists we're
arrested al Rio Grande City. Tex. by
United States Marshal Frick.
Lieut. Col. Strsator, who punished Private
Iams. was unanimously reelected to his
position in the Tenth regiment.
Gov. Buchanan, OF TENNESSEE. has com
muted the death sentence OF Col. H.. Clay
King to imprisonment for life.
Salem Ely, Of Iroquois. Ill.,, Mrs. Mary
Ann Eddington. of O~wensburg. ILL.,, and
Mrs. j. w. Carson, of Chicago, we're in
jured severely in a wreck on the Santa Fe
near Carpentersburg, Colo, Tuesday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
Literary Club Entertain ment.

Prof. E. S. Cole furnishes the following
concerning the entertainment to DO given
at Ming's opera house tomorrow evening;
Tomorrow evening. August II, there will
be a concert. dramatic performance and
''cake walk" given at Minp's opera house,
similar to those recently held in New York,
Chicago and San Francisco. Cake walks
are as dear to the hearts of the dusky bellies
and beaux a. germans and quadrilles are to
the young gentlemen and ladies of the white
society. Everybody can "psrambulate"
but it 10 not everybody who can walk in the
true artistic sense of the word, a. under
stood by the ladies' and gentlemen who will
pereGrinate at Ming's. Nothing more
graceful or imposing can be imagined thar
twenty-five or thirty couples striving to
Guido one another in elegant carriage and
courtliness OF manner. Every man tries to
carry himself more erect than his ~nsighbor
Ito hold his head more proudly and to bow
more profoundly when he meets u friend
or acquaintance. Ihe ladies try to assume
an easy l~angour--as they cling to the arms
of their partners and to Guido the Other
ladies in the dexterity with which thsy
manage their long trains. Then there il
great rivalry in regard to apparel and theirs
Will be some gorgeous costumes seen at the
entertainment. The concert will embrace
solos, duets, trios and quartettes and some
very high class music will be rendered, The
emotional drama entitled Masks and
Faces" will form a very prominent feature
of the evenings entertainment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
HE CHOSE SUICIDE.

The Other Alternative Was tn Shoot an
Editor.
ET. Lours, Aug. 9.--Judge ]. G. Nor
mile, Of the criminal court, who recently
brought suit against the Post Dispatch for
$4,000 0o. and who had its three directors
arrested on the charge Of criminal libel,
committed suicide this morning with
poison, Judge Normile Wal on tho stand
all day yesterday undergoing examination
in the pending suit OF his against the
paper. After his suicide q note was found
In his writing stating that he had only this
morning determined not TO kill the editor
who had lihellsd him, 40 he preferred sui
eide to murder. Much sympathy Is felt for
deceased, GN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
PERSONAL.

W. G. Whaley. OF Bedford, 10 at the
Grand Central.
Col. F. NJ. Malone, OF Miles City. il a Wis
itor in Helena.
]. T. Athey. the Arlington merchant. il
at the Grand Central.
J. o. Gregg, the North Great Falls land
owner 10 at Tbs Helena.
Rev. D. b. Price left last evening for his
new held at Conway. Ark.
Will Kennedy, candidate for governor on
Che peoples party ticket, is in town.
Manager Frank Lonamaid, Of the Empire
Mining company, was in Helena yesterday.
Emil Dorfer and wifs for Rome. N. Y,
s. Pister for Omaha, o. s. Hinsdals for
Fargo and Frank Smith for Duluth, we,e
among the departures via the Northern Pa
citic Yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-10
The Mandate Received.

CLERK Spronle, Of the United States court
yesterday received from San Francisco thu
mandate OF the circuit court of appeals in
the case or Morris Wise and others against
Sheriff Charles M. Jetfriea. The mandate
is for the amount Of the judgment rendered
in the court here $4,000. The representa-
tive OF Morris Wise. Of Chicago. and Other
creditors from the same city, had posses
sion under a bill OF sale, Of the stock OF
goods OF the llandsman clothing store. An
attachment was issued against the goods by
the First National bank, and acting under
1t the sheriff onsted the representative OF
Wise and the other Chicago people and sold
everything, APPLYING the proceeds to the
rasment OF tho banks claim. Judge
Knowles, in the United States court here,
decided that the man in charge under she
bill Of sale vas in rightful possession. The
circuit court OF appeals sustained Judge
Knowles. and the sheriff will lie compelled
TO return the amount gotten for the goods,
TO cover which he has q bond from tie
bank.