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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
A Triple MURDER,
John y. Mouse Kills His WIZ aud
Two Chiidrcu-iir Was Jealous.

Two children Was Jealous.
Pl1'rSBlillG, Pa. july GA fcar-
FIJI double murder tool, place during the
curly hours illa morning. two children
aud their mother meeting their fate at
the hands If soma hrnd. II was about
q IT, m. when the South side fire de.
plrtmcnt was called 10 oNiingulsh II
slight lire In The house of Jno. +. Mouse.
who lives ON OAK alley. inside Of The
Hnl. After cNtingulzhlng II some 0f
the members Of the department, Ia look
Ing about The house, were mortified NJ The
sfghi nf three dead bodies lying close
Ia eneh other. They were those Of
Mouxps wlfe aud two small children.
There were three ugly deep drilts In
tho p1pr wnman's head which showed
ihdl rllr had iirsi been struck deadly
blow firm behud then the fearful work
Mas finished With some blunt lnstrn-
mAnt. either hrtchet ar Il hammer,
Tie little children had The appearance ~
having been sinoihrred 10 DEATH, though
thcir poor bodies u,SO Showed marks Of
violence. Their clptlhug was burned
little though had they been living when
tlis fire started they would have had nn
trouble ia getting away from tie blaze
These children were Mary aud Mndgin
and we're I aud years old, respectively,
The husband was "a once arrested chnrg-
cd with committing the horrible crime
Mouse, ~ lib1rer - yenrs old. aud APP
prrcitly very ignurani. There was one
more child Nv the family, but by some
mrans the little one escaped thc general
innssacrr. The child who was saved
Il , years old. but tbs morning Il weep.
ingly told the police that his father Killed
his mother
III her three, iime. on re head WIN
Nrighborr think jealousy was the cause
VI The awfnl deed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

Possibly one of the bv-t-pleased men IN
Fort Worth is John X. Rosson. who ha.
jnst completed his 5000 residence, cor
ner Hemphnl and Cochran streets, aud
now ha4 his fumily comfortably ensconc.
ed Ia their new 1omi'4le.
Mr.. ltosson lnss been in the railroad
service for a number Of years latierly
as livestock agent In Texas q the
frisrn line. With headquarters al Fort
Worth. aud liz MI railroad mcn who
have hern located here any length OF
time. be SAYS Fort Worth has bright
future and be demon sirates bis faith BY
putting his money tnio The town III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

DENVER. Col, July 20. The coinnitiec
appointed TO devise means for taking care
Of The unemployed ni present IN this ely,
met IN executive session last night II "
said. on good authority, he Idea q sending
no destitute 10 friends IN the Ensi was
decided upon uH the brai cuurse. n T. ~.
detstoDd 4 s. rafe has been made oyer 81
lhr railroads here 20 Ghifago or iniermrdi'
ME points aud The unemployed Will be-
transported nH far ur possible. 10 The
meantime ihcY Will he cared for by diner
ent charity organizations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July aJ-Ad-
Vices frpin Hong Kong give the details Of
d terrific powder explosion az he govern
ment ,awder magazlne Al Canton On June
which Killed nfty. Injured over 8OO
peotie aud wrecked 400 houses IN The
snn, Tnll district, In which ihr magazine
standa Every village IN the neighbOr.
iieeI ,yns completely wrecked md n Tie
Village On The opposite side N The stream.
With diviiiei " from tie fariory several
hsf u houses destroyed Is approximately
liau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

i, g Elmoudson, one OF the iuen cn-
poycd In tearing down the old court.
house. while al work yesterday, lost hs
balance and fcll from the Top ~ the
walls to the ground distance OF from
fifteen u twenty fcrt, landing ON the
stones lie was ~ first Thought 10 have
jurri. hut the force OF The fall only
knocked him srnseless for the lime be-
ing, and aside irum few slight
bruises he Is now an right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

Tie Farmers and Mechanics bauk
people say there is no truth IN the report
that Col. John II. HoHie is al the point
Of death. or even seriously III. They say
they hear from him n'gglarly and AZ
last adyices be WIS n hale ana hearty
"a grett innnv Younger men and APP
parnily good for several years yet To-
come. Just how the report originated no
one seems to know,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

BuFFALo. \. Y, July 20 AT Clarence
Center this morning Mrs. Henry Mayback,
y years Of nse, out her throat with her
husbands razor. having nf.t cut tbe throat
II her seven-inonlhs-oid baby. The woman
wrote q note saying she feared the baby
Ike without Il. and asking that All her
properly be given 70 hfr little 3icai-0ld
daughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

Nj o. q. Steady. who Is very close
to Mr. Carlisle, thus writes to his
paper, the courier-Journnl. about the
probabilities Of The specinl session:
There u no doubt M 10 what the
house viii do. for The sentiment Is 80
strongly In favor o. the Sherman act lie.
Ing repealed that ! think. notwitbsfaiid-
Ing the ciforla Of MIR. Bland aud his
friends. the house will pass repeal bin
and send II to the senate before thirty
days Of the session hive expired The
majority for rs insangc will be large.
probably from nifty "a srvrniy-iiyo votes.
Ia the senatc. however. the frlcnds Of
repeal will MOI have such fair sailing.
aud. although The most extraordinary in-
huenecs will he brought TO bear 70 have
that body take prlinpi aud favorable
action upon The house bill. u y believed
Il h hong time before II can be passed.
Such senator's "a Jones and Stewart or
Nevada. Teller mud WolcoH .of Colora-
do. Pugh and Morgan and other leading
silver senators FROM the West ana South
viii doggcdly hRbt II. u does not aVlBir
likely. " the prcrenl rules Of the selinte
allowing unlimited Debate On an qncs.
tions are adhered 10. that llie repeal
I'M can be passed inti the silver adyO-
c1tes have exhausted themselves.
ii the quesilon coid b. brought 10 n
vote now while public sentiment Is 80
sironry il favor ~ repeal. | think Ii
rauld pass. bur the Thing il to reach
a sofeion che question. This eau only BE-
done hy The nilOptlon OF ~ clOturr rule,
that i. cut On debate and vote for the
nlrasure pending Ia view d the pos
Ition 81 several weli.kiloWn Republicans
On the Force bll IN which they refused
10 support the cloture rule IN order 10
allow extreme Republican 1lenberr of
he ssalais 4 nasa tAAt naeAsare. Ar's~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

OTTAWA, ont. July 20 Tho latest ad.
vices received here FROM Sir John rhomp-
son bring. information that The lirlti.h are
not now 80 hopeful ~ winning The Herring
sea case AZ they We're short time agD.
Il " alro thought here the attitude ~ ihr
llrl;iah government IN ronuectl1n WITH the
Sinfn dliiic1lty ipny lnturr fheir case be-
fore ths arbitration board.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

~. LOUIS No, July 20. The Jury in
tlie case u Henry KAISER Jacob IlenHe
ana charles Mcconnell charged WITH ne
murder nnd robbery Of r. y. Brown. i've
STOCK dealer, enEaged Ia business IN chk
cage and 81, Louis. Aooa brought ia a W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
THE LIABULIpIEs
or Murphy a Bolanz win Go over
$fSO,OOO-The HandIe Case--MilIer
Prays for Gov. Hogg.

DALLAS. Tex. July 20-tSpeclal.) p
The liabilities of Murphy n Bolnnz will
20 beyond $4,000 The assers, as
scheduled. are twice that amount but
what can be made ont Of them remains
to be seen. II. 4. l.oughborough, the
assignee. gave bond of $4,000 only
for the faithful performance Of his trust.
THE RANDLE CASE.
Messrs. $. ii, Russell, j. Il. ICELAND
and John H. Henry talked in the Randle
hnbeas corpus trial this morning. This
afternoon Major Thomason mnlc a
speech. and Colonel Jerome G. krnrby
closed for the II ite In u powerful effort.
He declared that not one sciniliiA Of
new evidence had been presented by the
defense. aud thar Judge Hurt could not
afford 10 override the decision OF his
own ,durt. 80
col w. l.. Crawford will close for the
relntor tomorrow morning,
WILL 90 TO HEAVEN.
Henry Miller says he has prayed for
Goy. Hogg and hopes 10 meet him. The
iail.rs. officers ard news paper mrn IN
heaven. The friends Of the negro wired
Gnv Hory today asking for respite Of
tvpnty DAYS No answer has been re-
eeiyed 10 the telegraph, All preparations
for the execution on Friday have been
made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

ASlirARtl.A o., July ~, -Ashtnhula
sorirlN nvvori another shuck Salnn.Ny
served t,et itohrtl Y, illl with the pniWr-
~ 4 Ns,rhA huNgh ~ PROMISE SUI, ianhA
JullN StllN OF London, hhEp being inc
plhlhuu.
LIi-rLE ROCK An. july ~ e. News
from Fort Smih announces that Governor
fishhlck h seriously M M hts residence
In that city lip left here for the mOun.
talns inst Friday -Utiiug that an old uis.
order was rfturnig und giving hlm serious
iruuhle Ills condition is hot critical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

ROME July eG--it Is reported that the
late Aususimc neprctis, cx.nrcmicr has
received from ranlonEo. the lnlnrisioued
manager nf the Hank VI Rome, mare than
aWhWn francs for political and other
nurpusea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
rAmFr Am EXTRA SESSION.

SPEAKER Crlsp's friends here say that
h" win have announccl an the com.
mliiccs aud that the h6usc will hc wrn
under way within ten days after IN,
meeting VI congress
nf "0ur~r The financial question win b,
She FIRST matter handled. Just What
VIII De The rosllt of The discussion ilil0p
tliiS question uo one seems tn know
other than that The Sherman law h
certain To be REPEALED. hui whether Their,
WI he substitute silver legislation Il an
open question AMI will femnin open fol
snlnr lime
Then the various tariff hills that hnv,
been prepared during tlr rcceas MI liz
launched nnun The house. There are
many Of ihr-c Mr.. springer. the chair
man of the ways aud means committee
~ The last house has prepared one Of
IBIS own Mr.. Wilson Of Mrsl Nirgiuii
has nlsl prepared nfe as have severn
other mrlulers. HUI u "a moi probable
thnl any one " thru VII he,arreliged
a. u whole rs the WAYS and means coin,
miller, That committee win ureliar
tlc iill that y 10 heroine u law.
The current gossip that n bill n he
ihg prepared hN Secretary Carlisle aud
treasury officials to be- firrsrnirl ns an
administration MEASURE Is nuthiur mora
llnil rnssn Nh Carlisle lus stated
distinctly 20 several Of his friends that
neither the president nor The lrcnsury
department hvu EVER thought Of lir
latiug 10 congress what should he done
~ regard ia revising the tariff, While
me treasury experts VIII hr called lie
Tore the ways and means cnmmlltee
during the preparation Of The hll. thNre
WI b" 10 hltempt an the pnrt of Ida
administration Ia dictate 10 the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
NoR NnNN coINAaN. LINIrL.

There is great deal ~ speculation he
Ing INDUCED IN as 10 the message Mr.
Cleveland VIII send Ia congress when II
NESTS There are number Of thing. he
wants this congress to TO- and consider
Ing which he will read them a lectnrc.
AZ the proper ,imc. bat h Is understood
that h. does moi expect anything to be
done AZ the extra setslon except with
relation 10 iinnncr. II i expected. there.
fore, that bis message will he confined
solely 10 that question, reviewing The
financial situation aud railing attention
IN his moss impressive style Ia thu r,c,s-
silly for the immediate repenl Of the Sher.
man law. lis first Intention was. " II
believed. 10 strike for thr unconditional
rcpeal Of this law, without amendment
ar qualifications hut II 4 said now that
hf N seriously considering tho llyl-n-
hlliiy Of milking =0ur recommendation for
a substitute to he carried with the re-
peal Il is lNimntpal that he N consider.
Ing q proposition for the FREQ coinage ~
silver deprived NJ all but limited legal
tender quality legal tender, say In phy-
nrnt Of debts not exceeding 500 or 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

cIIHIsTIaNtA July ~. .-Nausnn, Inc
Arctic explorer. hn- sailed fr0lu Nnrirr
Tor Nnyn Lpmhin l,prntts from Nnyn I,,m.
lin nnd from the White atn Regarding lds
expedition are unfnyorphlr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

shOrt. thick curly hair y az indication
Of great natural strength.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

pIUl.ApELrHlA July "a The United
Labor league fnlny ndunird rrsoinilrns IN
dnfslng The ucilnu ~ Governor Ntgrll In
releasing the chicago auar,hlsis au,l sac
cpntlnF the reranuz he assigns therefor o.
IN line with the trur facts In tic rnse.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

The resolution in favor of raising tax
of 10th of one mill to provide for relief
fund for INDECENT soldiers or their fami-
lies. J. W. Murphy called the atten-
ton of the Board to the fact that the
resolution wss defective inasmuch as it
did not specially designate the year in
which the law relative to the raising of
the fund wss passed. County Clerk
authorized to correct the error. Ayes
and Noes called with the following
result: Ayes 40; Noes none.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
STAGE ROUTES.
LANCASTER & PLATTEvILLE ST.

LANCASTER & PLATTEVILLE STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster At , p. ~. and ARRIVES al
Platteville at p m.
LEAVES Platteville At a. m. ana arrives al LIN
caster at 1890 .. m.
LANCASTER a. SPECHT'S FERRY STAGE.
(Daily.)
EAvEs Lancaster at a. IN. and ARRIVES AZ
Potosi at IL m,
LEAVES Potosi at , p. and Arrives at
Lancaster at 30 p. m: n
LANCASTER. BEEToWN 81 BLOOMINGTON
STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster at 7 a m and Arrives at Bloom-
ingtOn at II IN. -.
LEAVES Bloomington al 80 p. II. and Arrives
at Lancaster at 8 80 p. IN.
JOE. SMITH. Prop.
LANCASTER a BURTON STAGE.
LEAVES Burton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at S a. IN. and Arrives at Lancaster
at II m. .,a
LEAVES Lancaster at :0l on same uays
JNo. POTTER, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
Report of the Soldiers Relief
Commission.

To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Grant County
The soldiers Relief COMMITTEES here
by submit their report, showing the
amount of money expended and the
names of all persons who have received
aid in accordance with Chap. 3S9, Laws
of 1889.
Amount on hand at last report, $245.
There have been paid during the year
to parties named below as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

Balance in the fund : $50 90
We would recommend that tax be
raised as provided by Chap. $3.50, laws
of 1889.
Respectfully submitted to the Hon
orable Board of Supervisors this 18th
day of Nov. A. ID. 1893.
w IT CCnr,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
BIOS, OBEL.
AttOrne,

AttOrney-JoHN ID. W nsoN, Boscobel,
W7s. Attorney snd Counselor At Law. viii
practice in all Wisconsin Nnurts snd IN the
Cpited States Court. make Collection and
trsnsscts business promptly 0Ase over RUSS
Bros hardware store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

CONTINUED on 4rH PAGE. ]
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

same to be levied upon the taxable
property of sad county. AMI appoint a
committee duly authorized to act for
the county as its commits sioners iu ac-
cordance with Sec. 1919 OF the annotat.
ed statutes. The total cost of said
bridges is S1100 90. for which your
petitioners viii ever pray.
Dated Nov. II. 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
NUMBER 40.

Total az "a
Amount paid out 6f5 90
Balance in the fund : $50 90
We would recommend that a tax be
raised as provided by Chap. $3.50, laws
of 1889.
Respectfully submitted to the Hon
orable Board of Supervisors this 18th
day of Nov. A. d. 1893
w. T. SCoTr,
Arthur DOYLE,
ALEXANDER IvEY.
Committee.
The following reports presented by
Mr. Grimm were adopted:
Committee on Highways, Ferries and
Bridges reported the allowance of $500
to the town of jamestown TO build a
bridge across Sinipe slough in town of
jamestown
Mr.. Jones moved the adoption of the
part of the report read. Carried.
To the Board Of Supervisors:
The petition of the Town of Jamestov,n
which has been referred TO the undersigned
committee, TO build a bridge across Siniper
| slough, near Eagle Point Ferry at a cost of
Eight hundred Dollars beg leave to report.
We have had the petition under due consider.
aton and award the Town of jamestown one
hat the cost of said bridge, which is four
hundred dollars.
All of which is respectfully submitted
Ii. GRIMM, chm,
WM. WupMAN
j. A. BLAKELY.
J. H. MURPHY,
JACOB SuRAEE,
JoE MURRAY,
WM. GATES.
Committee.
Committee on Highways, Bridges and
Ferries report that they had awarded to
the town of Lima $ for a bridge
across Plate. Mr.. Thomas moved hat
part of the report be adopted. Carried.
To the Beard of Supervisors:
Your Committee to whom has been referred
the petition of the Town of Lima for aid Ia
bulld an iron bridge across Little Platte River
IN Section 1 the cost of said bridge being one.
Thousand Dollars, according 10 the Commits
sioner report, the Town has complied with
an the laws aud requirements. Your commit
tee has awarded to the Town Of Lima the sum
OF one nan OF such Improvement, which Is Five
Hundred Dollars.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
II. GRIMM, chm,
JACOB SHRAKF
J. y. MURPHY.
WIN. WtLDMAN,
JOE MURRAY,
WM. GATES.
Mr.. Grimm read report concerning
the building of the Waterloo bridge,
relating that the additional cost for fill
ing, abutments, etc. is 81, 600, and that
they allowed $1,000. Mr.. Grimm fur
Their stated that he was not in favor Of
paying so much fer making the APP
proach and filing in Jacob Shrake
moved 10 amend by adding S257, 06 to
the above sum. Seconded by j. j. lob
IN. +. NJ Yage", made explanation of
approaches and fills. Amendment car
ried. Report adopted as amended.
Otto Geiger presented the following:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
TO the Honorable Board of Super
visors OF Grant County:
Your committee on finance respect
fully report that we have carefully
examined the records, vouchers, papers
and accounts Of the Offices of the Coun
ty Clerk and County Treasurer FOR the
fiscal year, ending November IA, 1898,
and find that the officers in charge have
performed Their duties with skill and
credit 70 themselves. and to the entire
satisfaction Of the p, ople of the County.
Their annual report, ale herewith sub.
miit'd, also the report of the Soldiers
Relief Committee, and we herewith
recommend heir adoption
Annual report of John Ep'ett., Coun-
" Clerk Of Grant County, from Jan.
2, 1898, 10 Nov. Is. 1898
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
PROCEEDINGS.

OF THE GRANT COUNTY BOARD OF ST.
PERvISORs, NOV. SESSION, 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
LANCAST TER

Abstract Oflce-JoHN CARTabw' Ss1sces,
sor TO Book b Schreintr) heaI Estat T aO7''"O's
Title and Insurance. Lancaster Wis.
eff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23

AttOrneys-n. BUcHNER & + B. GOOD
SELL. Lancaster. Wisconsin, Attorney and Conn-
selor at Law. Practices in all stale 0oults'
Special attention TO business before sue frooate
Court. Office In Showalter Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-23
PLATTEVILLR.

AoteI-PARK HOUSE, A. w. Moore, Pro-
nrietor. Platteyine, Wis. The house has been
lately reftted and refurnished throughout and
no mains will be spar ed to accommodate guests.
Good stabling attached.
The record-union., 1893-07-14
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Unity and California Lodges Installi
ton and Banquet Last Night.

UNITY ana California Lodges 1nstalla-
ton and Banquet Last Night.
California and Unity Lodges of Knights
of Honor held joint installation of their
oiicers-elect last night at Exempt Fire
mems Hall, a large number of members
being in attendance, and the following
officers being installed
Unity Lodge-Past Dictator, Robert
Movers: Dictator. f. J. Bidwell; Vice
Dictator, y. Phelps; Assistant Dictator,
W. w. Mott; Reporter, L. g. Shepard;
Financial Reporter, George O. Bates;
Treasurer, l.. B. Sutlitf; Chaplain. j. L.
Orr; Guide, w. d. Grove; Guardian, p.
Brennan; Sentinel, W. Woods; Lodge
Examiner, DR.. Charles Mealand; Trus-
tees-A. Phelps, J. l.. Orr w. w. Mott
California Lodge - Dictator, 7. 7.
Crump; Nice-Dictator, w. ii. Kern; AS
slstant Dictator, l.. Bell; Reporter, Jos.
Davy; Financial Reporter, j. G. Carroll;
treasurer, Z. T.. Adams; Chaplain, G. f.
Demmon; Guide, c. II. Stephenson;
Sentinel. James Murphy; Guardian,
Martin Steinmetz; Lodge Examiner, DR..
W. +. Wizard: Trustees-E. Roth, A.
Fommer and c. II. Stephenson.
Alter the installation ceremonies the
lodges adjourned to the Delmonico
restaurant, where a splendid banquet
was spread. Toasts and speeches by the
retiring and incoming officers and others
followed, rounding out the occasion to
one of the highest enjoyment, and the
party broke up at a late hour.
The record-union., 1893-07-14
THE NEW PITCHER.
Installation of Officers.

The following officers of the Olive
Branch Ladies' Society have been in
stalled; Past President, Annie Mona
CHAN; President, Maggie Wilson; Vice
President, Emile Cronkite; Recording
Secretary, Della Haedrich; Financial
Secretary, Flora Knox; Treasurer. Annie
Gill; Warden, Sophie Graft; Conductor,
Josie Van Walbeck; Chaplain, E.
Methren; Guard, Rachael Lemansky;
Pianist, Matilda Wickwire; Right Sup
porter to President, Abbie Wise; Left
Supporter to President, Minnie Burgess;
Right Supporter to Vice President
Laura Berck; Left Supporter to Vice
President, Lizzie Dillman.
District Deputy, Judge C. n. Post, on
Wednesday installed the following Off
GERS of Equity Lodge, No. 1919, Knights
and Ladies OF Honor: Past Protector, 5.
Harper; Protector, Z. NJ. Barnes; Vice
Protector, Mrs. e. Smith; Recording Sec
rotary, Charles Hill; Financial Secretary
a. j. Phelps; Treasurer, J. d. Lock hart;
Chaplain, Miss Kittie Hofelt; Guide, Ed.
Casper; Guardian, Miss Carrie Ehman;
Sentinel, George Wray.
The record-union., 1893-07-14
PUTNAM'S ARSENAL.
How the Whllom Sacramentan Was
Loaded for Bear.

Loaded for Bear
Charley" Putnam, son Of City Col
lector Putnam ana formerly a resident of
this city, but now of san Francisco, left
the latter place yesterday for the hills,
and this is how a Bulletin reporter dished
him up:
This morning Assistant Wharfinger
Charles Putnam took his departure for
CazaderO to enjoy a well-earned vacation
OF month. When he left the office last
night he went directly to his home and
when he bobbed up this morning to make
the start 1t was evident that Putnam had
forgotten to go to bed, but had put in his
time preparing for the trip. He would
have been lit subject for the Wild West
show. If he was the owner of all the
weapons he possessed ii may prove a
warning to burglars and tramps 10 keep
away from the Putnam household.
strapped on his back was a fine Win
chester rifle, while in his hand he carried
a double barreled shotgun, similar TO
those used by express messengers. In
each pocket he carried a revolver, while
in the belt around his waist was a large
mum Der of cartridges and two fine hunt
ing knives.
The sombrero he wore lent pictu-
resqueness to his garb. As a walking
arsenal he was a success, but how he will
manage to get along on hunting trip is
a mystery. His spOrtsman's basket was
well filed, and be was unable to handle
1t on account of its contents, and a small
boy made quarter by assisting the gal
liant hunter to get aboard the boat"