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The sun., 1892-10-23
cxxR REED As a BUMoRIsn
he Makes nm Albany Audience r."usn sas
Forgot to Ten Them Whom to Vote N r.

He Makes mn Albany Audience h"uH.s
Forgot to Ten Them Whom to Vote IN
Albany. Oct. 22-The depossd Car OF tn
Billion Congress-, Thomas ID. Reed OF man "
| appeared In Harmanns Bleecker Hall to- mig
| before an audience OF nearly 5000 kepu'
leans Mr.. Reeds mission hero. while no
announced by the local managers. was simlN
to sot an example to the Blainites who hsa
fought the nomination OF Harrison with hfra
| at Minneapolis and get them to come out ior
the national ticket.
He was warmly received when he appeareo'
, on the ilattorm. .Ho was introduced by Cap y
\ John Palmer. whom the Republican Count
\ Convention refused to nominate Tor Congress
the other day.tutwho IN the interest OF car
mony was allowed to preside ut this meet
ing as chairman.
MIR Reed spoke for little less than an hour.
!, and devoted hi III selfih that time to making
humorous speech on tho tariff hence those
away sadly disappointed saving that. that Tom
fHn They WV weSe also SURPRISED to ind that while
like Ja,mes q. blaine he had spoken for NE ae
ne sEGt Ether the esi or tail d the
nierens praise The Almini' traIion Of fps1i. tnsiI
%heh Sfns h.'nn i. introucad waSH saying aN "A
am 70 talk e you q fne's 's ets o. his wn1tn aa.
I've must us a nation progress altogsiher.
5 hs yaasssna S 70 Do sSs tie
tubl 'cans. who have imagination cnruCf 70
see low a law will work before It is ran .en; VI
lesson for thu Democrats to study and nroii , hE,
"Fo- the la, twenty years the Demo-, ate a
aboiisf s.,H slavery in tho Territories, and we
asGIis- a e ."uiI not 'ns eoeise sne severe n
State ani,re coercsd eleven Of them. -.
wsh Hf eur peSpi. ;Ss nae aa,rreG se Se sr
THIS This allua on to the, defeat Of the Force biz
thsy 'sSs Ever Th.n xs5 I r Ssd As 90, IA
iSsr!ssepS1t lS s$f iGsi tho Of H$pTp SEA. isan
Whit th3 psmS psprs,ksd
th Increase q il Tor in B.sto. the nny city city
Iemt 45 per cent. under the, pro, ective tarili;;
and vt the sa,ls time wages n 40 iniressen LIZ
We are to-day the riches. country because
Of the t,rif' Chinese wal, we've nuilt around
among ourselves. ! leave it iD any man here
Nd enous 70 know ifonan nv srags the WAGES age
larger thai what they got in $50 and u every
sod article they b ny is not % per
Every til'ar you have put the Democratic
party In power and they ha We tackled the
tnrifi have ICtlced you meet with paralysis
II have see., two Democr attic tariff bills
beaten since II ave cen H. Co agress:, one in:
troduced by fi,rnando Woo. the head Of
which wc cut OF as soon as It stuck up al led
wv that nstute Atatesnan. Samuel i. Randall.
y hn was not apr eciated by his party"
Mr. Eeu reierre | to Litlor Commissioner
Pa TX us the Democrat picked out l,y Grover
ig velnnh and endorsed by d. q. liiil. and to
Tcx. jnley law as II gospel wnicl hoth Demo-
.rafs and Repuncans should nelievc.
He, 'os-d iy making q? appeal TO give aid.
ucccA q and support to th.. Rep ublican party
,ecans it will insure the continuance Of Dusi-
,ess nr, ,spsrity throughout the county,
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CHICAGO 3RIiD HER BEST
Col. Eugene Fields Report of the Prepsr..
tions for t; Q Columbus Bali

FROM me thtrnyo NtEs hecord.
The Supreme Council having in charge tho
great ball OF tonight was in session ali day
yesterday and pretty much OF the evening.
Numerous complications involving heated and
lhe Iess!on was. on the whole, an aniable one.
ar:t AZ Hobart & Iny'9E presided. AMI one Of the
to deny. with q marked show OF feeling. tie
cruel runor that ho had coaduoted nreIara-
chessS ph IN of fhs % the
only III" says he. Il hHve laboreI in behalf
assns,es the dignity OF Chicago would be nc con.
:, Mr.. Reginald de- Koven. Secretary of the
sp Issp received irsm Mr: =; y: Hisia. otha%. aa
In this communication alr. HlGinbothaln said
that, having done with the vexatiouS details
nut concessions. ho had been s.u'Iyin: tho
dress dressf.sut SUI, question: and had made ", his
bian EXpositinr in renting dress suits to
patrons Of the ball and in admitting noHoIy to to
the ball who had not rented on" of these dress
made on evening toilets for ladies'. In illus
tration of his scheme. Mr.. Higinbotham sub.
mitted a schedule OF rates. as follows:
To rent OF dress coat st!k lningl. $1,000
To- TO rem, o; arys, con, lcamos.e 'ining 550
ea S%s Si.ck ana one pair p. 900
To rent OF ono percale shirt, collar tie. and cuffs 200
LADIES.
To rent of low-necE dress (silk). 10 90
To rent OF low-neck dress s(cOth)..,......... 7.5O
TO rent OF very owneck dress every teXture) lbOu
This scheme proposed tariff OF l.. per cent
lad Valoreml UPON all Jewelry worn by gents
and ladies: also Special tax OF 81 per cubic
foot on every lady's dress t. ain exceeding one
yard in linear measurement.
To this proposition or Set OF propositions, Mr..
HiginGothnn! appended the Information that
the Ways and Iean. Committee was prepared
to provide an unlimited supply OF raiment in
case Mr.. Ia, lor and his coalJ utoIs approved
o. the scheme herewith submitted.
Mr.; Taylor opposed the scheme. and so did
ar. ue k9xen: i,i Upon general principles they
oSksd With suspicion upon every proposition
Pants" said Mr.. Taylor are one Of the wi.
Eurities not to be tolerated IN polite society; |
they are distinctly barred out BY the general |
order issued to the Eublic early last we-k.'
After due discussion Mr.. Higinloiha II g let |
ter was referred to tho Committee on Plain |
course.
pnn motion OF Mr.. do Kovcn the hook on
titled THE Ballroom Guide. With Maps. Din- |
grams. and Glossaries." was adopted rs the |
ofii,ial text book. and it was determined not |
tn allow any other Z ,ide hook t., be sold in the |
ballroom. This importaut work Is. as, our
mps5 Pta bG fro tn Of the
4uotte for tn, Million" The Complete Gem
Ileman."' daily Food for Pork Packers" &C..
Sc. 1T Is stated that Prof. fishbadder him
shlf had. for Il slight monetary consideration. |
consented to be present al the ball for the |
PURPOSE OF SOWING as bureau OF infOrma::
n the courts OF Europe. Asia. Africa. and
The sun., 1892-10-23
THAT AACOMEs OF YissAK -ALUMA.Es ?
Abou, 40 Ter cnt. Mr<ry and Most of the
Ron, ainder Bccn NJ Teachers.

po,cuEr,r, ;1r. Oct. 22.--The Io.Saar N,scei-
lam, Il mon, III publication OF Nai'ar college.
which In, ius t.be:un its twhnty-s volume
with the Oct ,.sr number. contains somo OF
its most intere N.nE pages IN the department
of College Note 8 aud lersnn2lS. Even to an
outsider it is in terestin= |" trace the college
graduate, II possi. ,h.. beyond commencement
day. and discover % "haI hhe " "ofA her
college life has proI P'eu ner'
Becomes Of the yassa -Graduates" appeared
IN n colIape magazine Tweuty-four classes
had then graduated and We ealunnnnumhered
S17. OF whom sl5 were wing: AS to tho oc-
cupation Of the 80 wo pHn hrst question
would be. How many are 9aTrea ,soo ,,-
Taking the statistics in t!N than ~; nor na
cont: but going back ten yeats q, 20 yrt as
the proportion married out oI "o capt Tb,t
Is. the longer the class had been on OF COLLEGE
the larger the percentsss married. lat wa ESsl a
sar girls married late. but they narn ~ & Wei,
The The next largest proportion is nr ''at:s 3O:,s
and medical students, 70: teache Of arts. ~:
suthors Of scientific papers: :: nrtists; .:
o. gan sts secretaries. die ionary editors. cous-
put ers. astronomical worker. and missiona-
governess Government clerk. matron nf re- I,
business. bus ines manager of II newspaper.
protes-lonal singer; reader and lecturer and /
The October .N,Scr ihuv contains notices Of
42 alumnn Of various classes as far back as
10 Of the ~ names Inrntipne: eight have
ths prefix :" Mrs and four that OF DR."
Twenty are teaching. eleven studying. three
travelling. one actin, us assistant librarian,
and one as secretary. The last two. to-
Grther with SIX teachers. arc stationed at
Nasstr. or the students five are at
Yale. Misses NJ. 4. Scott. 70: Laura ]. Wylie.
u: G. e Barnum. ~; Margaret'a Palmer.
Misses Washnurnc; '3l. and Laura {. Shcl,lon.
~ Two at the Cnivsrsity Of Chicago, Miss
'92 the former having received n fellowship.
One at Ann Arbor Miss Pcnelope F!ett, study
ing medicine. and one abroad Miss Ellen {. |
sempie. ~. who has Iust completed years
work in l.eipsic.
Out Of last years class o. lfty-two. thirteen
are mentone ed-trn as teachers. two as stu.
dents. and one traveller The teachers among
states mostly east o. tho VI ssissippi, and and
with large majority in New York.
The sun., 1892-10-23
!. shoI FoH MsDlc1v.,L pURposEA
\. Scheme Whereby Ts" Murder~rs Mako q
- Skeleton Key aOd Get Out OrJniI

4. Scheme Whereby Two Nurder~rs NJ NH a
- Skeleton Key aOd &c, Out or JnII.
JACKsoNvpLE, Fla. Oct 22-Fitch and
Floyd. principals concerned in the express
robbAry and murder ut Monroe Junction last
juno, escaped from the Orange county Jail at
Orlando late last night. They had made full
confessions. and trial OF all concerned had
been set Tor ut Tuesday. About daybreak
this morning Tho jai!er hoard an unusual
sound Of voices among the Il.soners confined
IN the lower cage and going there was to d
That tho wa white prisoners II. I'd escaped from
the upTer cage Invest igatit,D showed thar
they had unlocked the door OK the cage and
lnnde their way into the corridor. Here hole
had been He'd through tho bl ick wall. near
whore the wal or nino pa ssss ben cath q window
t. he outside Of the building.
There is no clue to the direction which the
men took. bu. Sherif Anderson has organized
several POSSES who hopo TO get on their trail.
stafford one ul the other suspec t. awaiting
fhnl iir dociined lic says that their SIX keleton
Key was made from melted shot, and 1t is
generally ho eyed that the men we, O assisted
IRON the. outside with tools and with the
INGALLS, Tor nakin. "pod their rsrap,L
Deputy sheriff Ticket says that a few days
ngo no gaTo Fitch some bird shot, tn prisoner
having asked for them Tor medi .inaI pur-
nosrs; No shot wore foand in his cell this
morning. ~
The sun., 1892-10-23
EIfBOh ".

The siy Eairocd Company u.d an immense traffic
over 800 900
Ground WAS broken Yesterday for thr new li'td.rc
otlhe sixth Avenue Nyth0iIH, Fp'scopal GAuIrii ~
.sfah ssNnfah avenue and Iuh stGeel. which Is 10 rost
.hehF5 M.'Win,er. iHcmbrr uf The BOARD ID! EIura.
non 70 hiiI"Fhg from cerebral annprNy AT ms nome
=. h.sh "a avenue, lie was gtrCSe wEIle waking n
front OF NE NnntauS Clgh on Friday evening" Dr.
nrlnh. who 10 ~ attendance, retaIIA Nj NmiCr's
condition IA extremely heriuus
The sun., 1892-10-23
iYAG fAD II nIFc.CunyIl&
Row 'he Nervy t'scyv liz ianI Cashier
saved the p'ren.ars from the Daltoas.

t"'FENNLLE Kan, oct. l7lt is said that
"i he eye twitrh"s There is "A man IN ColIcy-
yllln VINO can prevGricute and not wit h. From
hnture ne ure" !, nrIae. winch Is serious face
i3s i,i' tllnner which is canior pcrsoHiIed.
rms ipnh should laye cen nu actor or a par
son. ie Is u bank rashier. On this RbilitI to
ie!i end look effective fiction hinged the fate
ooi N" rald by the Daitons, ity 1t was saved
ne tiehsi.re "l tho hanks. and through 1t We're
Charles T. Carpenter. the Co" of Condor
10, bhnhkeIs. was lookinc over q ledger be-
voice ,-ay harshly: "We've gul you. - =.
you, hold up your hands, He turned his
irtn ana MS vision slgptel along n rifle har-
irl ut NE other "nd Of which wls GIattan Dali
ron rack of Dalton We're two other men with
Winchrsters. One Of the two walked 10 the
cashIe. ; window and sto"d with his gun look
tre Great Limited tr~int 10 dslin suishiba faatgT.
The sun., 1892-10-23
" here Yesterday. Firc. Were.

P.M.-i:5o, 800 East 18TH street, Owen Jufseding
owrsr. damage s25: >. chimney. 8o2 West Twelfth
street. Matilda Smith. no damage; 3t5. railroad
brtge at fifty'hfth street and Furk avenue
daTsgs slight; 4it5 l5s last Iwrnty.e,gijh
s!r"H Frank Carpenter damage slight; 6;:a,,
y. Orchard street Max Rosen. damage slight:
dio 49, ~, ins' Hixyirst street MIs Nancy Cnv,sr,
aanlar trt,ng; $50 4i5 Wei 1hlry.ser"Id street,
Berravi ArGovcrn, no damage; 1872 IL taI len h
street. H. henry damage 500, S:I wuVis HAYES
estatt. .D'nh hiree,, near NOrth Rner '!trags
oauu,nv' 1880 ~ NcGde f'reo', Berger Bros. II"
The sun., 1892-10-23
\ DisordrIly House RaIdCd.

Agent Gardner of DIR. Parkhursts society
furnished evidence yesterday upon which JUS
;ice Tantor issued 4 warrant for the arrest OF
tie inmates OF the house kent by Mamie st.
Clair All 2O7 West Thirty-third street.
IN. warrant was 3srcuted last night. Four
2r live men rsnhpei ~ rear window six
Hha,w men We're locked up In the Wesa 2hir-
fl4h streat 81 iaiioa. and the men in tho Wts.
ThLty-sevcnth street station, - - /"
The sun., 1892-10-23
morning
Harry ni"s''-ce"a ce'-nr. e- tn. Holiday.

Harry HIns''-Ce". tei- ra cs the HOLIDAY.
Harry Miner former cook is look n. for an
cther job She is not using the nAn,o OF tho
well-known theatrical manager and politician
,ad tHterehces however.
Annjv Nealls IS hs namo OF the cook. .sho
gave her age in thc iorkyille Police Court y.s.
terday mornn. ~, ~ ''S
Her prcscnrc there was due to II mint NJ,
whiskey which she drank on Friday. Alter
drinking it shs iollsea 10 cook because il WAS
" holiday. When she began smashing tho
crockory the family called in n policeman
Yesterday morning she paid fine OF $40.
The sun., 1892-10-23
[:lT1zlY4]'!s:E|5]gl3;g

Il AGA, F.y Es l. -. ~. IL.
on I ha-. ~ "r, Ger trrv Trr".ury.
rSs \ regard Betlicada as delightful Water, re.
ec les "a mpca :. u - '''''
hhn -. u: eraser. ~N-Gnyeru0, Ot OH .
says II don't think Bethesda has auy equal a. a
pm'S, "a a'e""bi'' ANA whoicsums table
For sale by hll Druggist, ani Grocers
s.HERkR, Agent. RaTC,sy stp NY
The sun., 1892-10-23

IANsrNGBuRGH. Oct. 22.-'rhe total registrn-
tion in Iansingurgh to-day WAS 2.059. ua in
crease OF 300 over last year
Troy Oct. 2". Tho registration here tot day
was 3,OS:j. and tho total for tho three days
l3.V!9 last year the total for the three days
WAS 1887. and tho total registry 1850.
voters in this city for tho nrst three DAYS is
37IJ; Last full for the three days tho total
The sun., 1892-10-23
His ID ,r Made the Gun Go on:

DANyILLE. Hy.. Oct. 22.-While quail hunting
vest e.'day Thomas c. ieager. a prominent
hors, man OF this city. was fatally wounded BY
the a, " 4'dental discharge of his gun. His dog
jumpe, upon the gun. striking the trigger.
The sun., 1892-10-23
Seven N.ero.. Er w.ed a. Case

MARSHALL Tex, Oct. %. - Seven negroes
were drowned while crossing Elliott Ferry.
twelve miles. south OF here. yesterday. The
rnrc broke In mid-stream and they were
thrown into the river
The sun., 1892-10-23
PAl+ 40. LpHLi UfYPOrXiGL
The Menu Prepared for Their First Dinner,
SIOrtly to Occur,

| From, The Phiiai.,,hit Time.
society has been formed to prom ote the
eating .oi horseiiesh. Tho heu,inu.rters OF
th; !a,niaue association arr, in rniladslrhia.
+; and It's sec rotary is Charles Wilson Mont gom-
cry. As yet the memt ers are ew In mum ,cr.
but they make up Tor this deficiency hy their
rotary Montgomery is II comtarutiyrly young
man. but his bronzed complexion and nuncr-
ou5 ou s.H5s 5 tsi1 oi an adyentrons lliH by food
he. said:
Our organisation is made up of men who
sailed a. nag beet Aliking for horsefesh is as
pparurai panl TO man as liking Tor mnttyn or beef.
and iinds Il toothsoms he wants to repeat the
ss,X;nerlpent., s,;, Gradually u .y,earnins Tor this
longs to br atle once moro to indulge his
taste for equine steak. But horseiesh is not
culinary dc, artment. OF course. 6ut it never
a?pSSIts Stont 9f two voe mots n,, 81 lte
2 party OF gentlemen who. like myself had
sn9Sksd about ,hs world great deal. Our
We had one particular, taste in common
nam;y naIa; roast horse, After considerable dis
WE aFre to interest other friends
Since Sin shs Ss Ns ns lave s1.eS Of
Surgh Cincinnati. chicas" and ''ss; esswhere. efs
in one or other Of these cs eSsry 'npes thPes
months. and the first dinner is to take place
th t4ar1fh'a dIiIsuIty ers yd in s%ysm%e
with the dinner We want. Thes.. mon len lear that at
leak out that they cooked horsclesl. Finally.
however. 2 downtown caterer. who us n
t soales arti1 IL the W. war ate horse himself agreed
The members Of the society have each
Etfyfv a. n hEy h.v
and like this unconventional article Of food.
Eyds idsra NJ Allen Allen Of .in,nPati one q pnr
years ago. Henry. il; fulton Of Chicago. a
himself snid. i: Was a choice between horse
po tsts aaa nPsS s cS YHs
while serving with Il detachment Of the Tn ted
States cavalry asaiE;st the Apaches: Capt. F.
Africa at tho outbreak Of the diamond excite
men msnt when a. starvation t9Teed him the rlen
IiRned food dates from the breaking OF tho
sngines belonging to the steamer st. Kilda in
tho Indian Ocean. ten Years ago.
The sh ip wa carrying number Of wnlers
or Australian horses ;. from sydney to, bombay
Of the crew. and when our % pr"visions "I gave ave
Ing In sight. we,iust tackled those horses. +
biscuits, oil T. hts. and when wo we're event
ually taken In tow by n friendly vessel we
were fatter by several inches i'll spite of our
4" am not at liberty. to give the names OF
the FIVE gentlemen who. with mo form tho
I hem hold pu lie positions and they all dis
II Ike TO have their partial lty for horse noised
abroad really cannot SEQ tho reason for
this. as to my mind eating horse j. notaing
to be ashamed OF. Ono Of tl.c Pittsburgh
John j. Gregg. was in Philadelphia
wo weeks ago. arranging with mo to menu
for our little horse dinner next month 1t is
very simple. and will run somewhat as fol-
lows:
THE MENU.
Soup-Potage aux iamhDns des chevaux.
Entr. es-tl ~ cut els and horse TadisheL
Noast-Rib OF horse with potatoes.
Two-SeAI. .Od straks
DGAsert-Hurse chestuutB roasted.
The sun., 1892-10-23
THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
Indications OF Lnr:e Democratic Gains
Warning FL .meuts In h. g. D. r.

Indications OF Lnr-e Democratic Galn.-
W.rr,ns FL u.p,. =, h. q q -
COLUMBUS. Oct 22.-The political outlook in
Ohio is good for the Democracy thls vsar ma
whiIa Harr,aon will on rrv tha So. "i' a. nno'
whie nHlr'soh Will carry the state. Sam Tay.
lor tRep) may be defeated for Secretary Of
State By the Forakerites. Obio's yot. In 100.
ga 1a.s, 4. int.rost;nn .;.n" ~ i""7
ano LOGO !. 'n'eres.'ng' e"peciR'iy 70 Demo-
Gratis. as 1t shows Democratic gain OF l2.2O:s
in 1883 over that OF 1884 Here are tho flanres.
,,,, 1854. .ooo. 1888
hsmnrratc sS oso hspmns:n nGrs alao54
o.--. 455
Total. .,.....7as 3aa Total ......,...sI.ro ro,
Republican maj, 81 SOP Republican mai A., 5S,
frssnSaSS Sresis ,ian ySs yos da anor n, v9lS ats
Democratic gain over 1854. l2.D3.
1t will 0e seen that In the four years from
1884 to 1888 the Bucxeye State fncreasad ;ts
vote oo'fol. ohlo Will poll on Nov 3 not less
The sun., 1892-10-23
Pennsy,van,.'. E'-e ton Districts.

HAEIIsBURG. Oct 22.--The count OF the slec.
tion districts In this state was completed to-
day. They num' er 1873. an increase OF 49,
during the past year.
The sun., 1892-10-23

zen. hfeonKki, Governor Of the Copper and Com
Rnaai Rusa stands IN tue bshring sea belonging III.
a M seassin cnnpinS sailed for ayre yesterday
In La p0nFgpsne. Gu roujr 10 their homes
The sun., 1892-10-23

This menu was prepared with full serious.
ness. except perhaps as regards the horse
ratishes and horse, chestnuts Had we wished
to burl sque the aifnir we might have worked
in something about 'Glet Of lilly or Colts
revolrers,' AMI perhaps sent the Mayor an in
We want no horse play. but an honest
Straightforward dinner OFF horsedesh. cooked
in various appetizinG styles"
The sun., 1892-10-23

BATH. Ne. oct. 22.The launch OF the n
men ran, which had been ret for to-day, has
he IN Indefinitely pOStponeu.
The sun., 1892-10-23

Five ,reat Limited trains d.stin ,uis hing featgT,
iEs hpw fuFL tcnirAl ssryic..- An.
The sun., 1892-10-23

Soup-Potage aux iamhDns des chevaux.
ERtries-tiiy cut els and iorse TadisheL
Noast-Rib OF horsr with potatoes.
Two-year.Oid steaks.
, 1892-09-09
PAY YOUR TAXES.
One Hundred Suits Ready to be
Filed.

The Names of 500 DeIinquents In
the Hands of County Attorney
AYer--DOubIe Assessments Re-
suits of the Old system.
County Attorney Chas. H. Aver was
very busy this morning filling out COM
plants against property owners in Thurs
ton county who have failed to pay the
taxes assessed against them after being
duly notified by officers of the county. Up
to the present time Mr.. Aver has received
lists Of over 800 delinquents, fully half of
that number being residents of Olympia.
Under the provisions of the law passed at
the last legislature, he has started to make
a clean sweep and place the taxing system
on better basis.
Although no provision is made for no
tices, by law, postal card has been mailed
to each delinquent, giving notice that
suit would be brought in the superior court
if the matter was not adjusted within
week. These notices found their way into
the mail of many citizens,
The work has necessitated the employ
ment Of three assistants to prepare papers
and keep track of the records.
Quite a number of double assessments
have been discovered due, it is claimed, to
the old fashioned guess work system of en-
tering up names and property without a
careful investigation. Tax receipts have
| also been produced showing that taxes
have been duly paid but not recorded.
A large proportion of the delinquents
have settled the claims against them, but
| there yet remains several hundred against
whom it will be necessary to bring suit.
A batch of 100 complaints have already
been prepared and will be filed with the
clerk of the superior court either to-mor-
row or next day. The suits are for amounts
ranging from 81 to 5000. In one instance
suits aggregating So, 900 will be filed against
the members of one family. After the pa
pers have been filed the property owner
has twenty days in which to avoid contest
by paying court costs of $15O together
with the sheriff's fee, amounting to 81, and
a mileage of ten cents per mile in serving
the notice of suit.
1t is quite likely several hundred suits
will be filed before the matter is ended
, 1892-09-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Bids are being received for the NJ. E.
parsonage.
Beware Of the cheap jewelry fakirs.
When you want jewelry go to the local
dealers.
The peoples party will meet in Tacoma
hall, Wednesday evening of each week,
during the campaign.
Governor Ferry has been invited to be
present with his staff upon the occasion of
the worlds fair opening.
General O'Brien has addressed letter to
each member of Governor Ferry's staff. to
ascertain how many desire to attend the
worlds fair opening exercises in Chicago.
An adjustment has been reached in the
case OF the state against Benjamin Col
defendant being fined So and costs.
, 1892-09-09
Specimen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
his Stomach was disordered, his LIVER was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced In
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, had a
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll. John
Speaker Catawba, o., had five large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle of Electric Bitters and
ode box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by Acme drug store, Mari
q Ross prOprietors.
, 1892-09-09
DIvorce Day.

Very few divorce matters were before
Judge Robinson today, Notwithstanding
this was the first divorce day after vaca-
ton. Mrs. Cora Moses was granted a de-
creee from Frank Moses upon the ground
of desertion and failure to provide. Thev
were married in Nebraska and moved to
this city in March, 1891. He was one of
those high minded gentlemen who per
mitted his wife to make her own living
and when it was not up to his standard he
kindly deserted her. No children, no
property.
A number of orders were made in three
cases with reference to property and min
ors but no final orders were entered.