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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
SEVERAL COLIISIDNS

Chicago, Nov. 1O.-ln tn. dense fog
which s.Atlei over the city yesterday
several railway accidents occurred.
though none rcsnlt.si seriously. On the
South Side Elevated railroad an engine
drawing heas;ly loaded train dashed
into the rear Of a crowded anh The
rear platform was crowded with pass..n.
gers, all OF wh,El saw the danger in
time to jump tn 4 convenient Platform.
escaping injury. The rear end Of the
coach was srlint.rsl, out 10 one was IN
jnrrd The passengers Of both rsins
rushed for the doors, pa,.ic-stri, ken. but
the railway employees mcce.~led IN pro
venting accidents in the crush.
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aIiSI,I.Il.

Council Bluffs, Iowa. Nov. 10--Judge
Smith, of the district court Of this city,
upon the application Of the Omaha divi-
sion of the Order OF Railway TrIeg-
raphers. issued an order for the removal
of Grand Chief ID. q. Ramsey yester-
day. The papers will be served upon him
at his home i'll Ninton. Iowa. Two other
members of the grand division, A. q.
Thurston, past grand chief, and George
G. Flegel. grand executive committee
man. viii also be removed. This IL an
other turn in the long-drawn-out case be
tween the Omaha division and the grand
officers, and the matter is expected to be
settled at once in the courts. The Omaha
division charges Grand Chief Ramsey
with misappropriating the funds of the
order and immoral conduct unhecoming
the grand chief while occupying IN off,
ciaI position.
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1ln EEEI DOWN.

Lake Crystal, MIN. Nov. 13. - The
Union says At tine depth Of nearly loo
feet number of pieces Of wood were
brought to the surface in sinking the ar
tesian well at this place. The pieces
locked very much like willow, and We're
embedded in sand and gravel, and We're
gouged out Of the trunk of a good sized
limb by the sand pump. The wood was
il good state Of preservation when
brought to the surface, but after being
exposed twenty. four hours it assumed a
gay color, and is quite brittle. How long
has this tree been buried there Is the
question? Perhaps since the glacial
Leriod.
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EDITOR PUNISHED.

Tucson. Ariz., Nov. 13.-Jndge Stone
has fined J. .. Dunbtr, edite: of the
Phoenix Gazette, 500 and ordered him
confined ip the count, Jail sixty days fer
c,ttemp, of court Besides Dunbar,
Fr:n kirg, the cit, editor. Is in jail for
thirty days for contempt While some
citiz, rs fully endorse the policy pursued
by Judge Stone in desl ling with the Ga-
zette people. others here are making an
effort to sec, re Lis removal from the
b,rch on account of the punishment in
litte on dunbar and King.
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.---~----
..1A1,r IIlN TIllS.

,,;,n Nov. l3.--A Iienncp'n
srmer's boy, living near Champ
.eco.ted by a man dressed in
attire while returning from
and believing the traveller 10 De
|,Iowed hin, TO get into 'he wagon.
rayelx climbed to LIS seat h's
Iomea beseath the skirts aud dis
IN. identity. The quick wl'tei
|srped his viip, and, nd, pretend'ns ,t''.''a,,,
N, comparion 10 alight and -.
soon as he left the wagon the
,,,ea the h h,rsts into q run AMI
! A grip was left in the wagon
arriving home 1t was opened ana
u contain a kit IF burglars tools
II clothes and a pair Of revolsers.
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1T WAS ALL RIGHT.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1O-The supreme
court Of Indiana to-day passed upon tho
petition of the attorney general to vacate
the supersetleas granted in the case Of
Parker and NlcAfee. the two negro
murderers awaiting execution in prison.
The court ordered the execution OF the
murderers stayed until Jan. 5. 1894, that
the attorneys might prepare briefs. The
attorney general held the order was in
violation of the constitution. On the
opinion of the supreme court it is held
that it had authority to issue the order
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EDITORS ARRESTED.

st. Peter, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-The editory
Of the st. Peter Tribune, Fichthorne and
L0ehl. we're arrested and taken to LIE
Suenr to-day ON the charge Of criminal
libel, preferred by one William Hnnna-
gan of Cleveland. The preliminary hear
ing was before Justice Stewart Of Le
Sueur, who adjourned the case for two
weeks. The Tribune last week associat-
ed the name of flanagan with . dis
graceful occurrence at Cleveland . couple
Of weeks ago, and the suit II 4 result o.
that article.
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I.DC.ATED.

Duluth. Nov. l:.--The arrc.t Of Fred
,rick I. Kray.i,,rhl. wha. with W. h.
Gregg. formerly Of st. Paul, AM John L.
Clark. N under Indictment for attempt
ipc 10 d.fraad insurance companies
through the fictitious story of Gregg's
lrow ming, n,ay be expected almost any
minute. 1t is understood that the de-
tt..ti,es who have been on mis- trail since
he escaped from Duluth in September
have located him. and 1t is presumed
that he Is III il North Dakota town.
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CONFESSION OF A FIREBUI.

Milwaukee, Nov. 13.-Franz Faik. a
former employe Of The Beck Pianng Mill
CO., pary. has been arrested, charged with
inrtndiarisn lie lss furnished the po-
lc a written confession, in which he ad-
n.its that he set the mill on lire Oct. 10,
causing a loss of $1,000. He also con-
+. >s,s to burning the store If Frank
Iit M n Nov. 10. and the barl and horses
OF John Just Nov /. Faulk says he hGd
e., particular reason for committing the
crimes
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HE WAS E,YILTED.

neapolis. Nov. 13.-The household
! Of Henry Schumacher, laborer
At 23lS IL Washington avenue
). were put into the street by hls
)erd because he could not pay the
Shumacker has been out of work
BONE time, and the landlord would
carry him longer. The poor fellow
down town In the morning TO look
aid when he returned
lis goods piled up IN the street.
poor dapartm. mt has furnished him
temporary quarters at the old
sny home property. Dupont avenue.
cen Twenty-Linth aud Thirtieth
q
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RANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

Minneapolis. Nov 13.-kristian Mort
raara. president Of the State hank, IN
solvent was arrested on the charge Of
en,hezzlinc go, roo. 'rbis charge Is sup
~ std TO be merely IrefeAt Tor hoi'iia',
Ktttgaard under bonds unth me srand
Jury can investigate bis methods. ~ -
currently reported that shortly before IN.
hank failed Kortgaard lent large sEn's OF
the banks money tt new conipinE's ~
which he was promil ent stackholier.
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OLYMPIA SPEEDY.

San Francisco, Nov. l3 = The new
cruiser Olympia. on her frs, trip. has
est; lished Ltr position as queen Of the
IJ1ted States navy. The ship made
maximum speed of o1.26 knots, anl nv
er;.. .ed slightly und n II knots OH run
Of GS knots, with heavy sea aud a
stror.g wind. A thu Olympia was only
eSncctcd TO make 20 knots. her Builders
are very happy over the trial, and think
that she can be for:a.l up to - kuots.
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NEW PAPER.

.,l6on. =. d., Nov. ia new col
,er called the Coyote made it's ap-
y Al the university Saturday. II
\ published weekly during the col
|ar A large board Of editors has
koft.
old Plain Talk newspaper Is to be
again some time this week under
Erership of Ayers & Johnson. Plain
vas sold last winter to syndicate
Il name changed TO the Freeman.
lew firm, who were proprietor and
an respectively Of the old plant.
ty using the old name TO obtain
blic printing Of the Freeman.
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RAN AGAINST A ROCK

Pokane, Wash. Nov. l3.-The steamer
e Of Idaho, plying between Bonner ;
b, Idaho. and Kaslobie. connectin.
the Great Northern at the former
lt was sunk ear Ainsworth. Il. g.
passengers were saved. The State
ldsho cost $4,000. She was owned
Capt ). B. Shaw, who was In COM
NJ, and Capt. II. +. Dupny. G. ).
lef Of Spokane and the Great North
fallroad. The accident was caused
e|lision with a rock in the darkness.
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GOV. NELSON ILL.

Alexandria, MINI. Nov. 1O.--Gov NeL
son is confined to the house with 8 slight
attack Of pneumonia He was about to
start for St. Paul yesterday, then feeling
somewhat indisposed. when he grew rap
idly worse and gave up going, and shortly
afterwarI was compelled to retire to bed
The attack IS not serious enough to
cause any anxiety. and he expects - lie
Oat again shortly.
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NJ HARD TIMES HERE.

Hla,k River Falls. Wis. Nov. Il
One creamery alone in this county mas
maid out $4,000 for cream during ne lne
sesson. The same finn has paih siu.nm @
for potatoes ard will press over s.uVn
w,rth Of hay. This is only small part
of the busine Is Of the county, Ihere are
70 hard times hire. Sometnlns l'ke
So5 200 will soe j be paid the Ninnehass
Iraians Of this vicinity rs their annuity.
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WISCONSIN TEACHERS

WISCONSIN TEACHERS
1'ce Lake. Wis. Nov. 13.-The Barron
|n!y teachers institute vas held In this
y friday and Saturday. 1t was con-
Ie!ed By Prof. w. ]. Rrier Of River
las, state conductor. About 100 teach
We're in attendance Saturday night
the court house s. N. Griffith delivered
y Of the finest lectures ever heard IN
y city. Subject Rational Pagchol-
~
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TWO MEN ASpAIEIATED.

Louis. Nov. 1l.-At the St. James
here, James Salmon of New York
B Perry Collins Of Washington. l..
ecrupying the ssne room, and here
sdsertising agents for q new cigarette
saty put On the market. were found
% 10 bed, having been asphy1iated.
cause was . defective gas cock
y which there was no check to In
ale the proper closing point
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afyr SED Or STEALING

Anoka. Aliln., Nov. 13.-Iohn ITtz-
gibbons was arrested in Minneapolis by
Two city detectives aid was brought IN
Anka by Sheriff Tieiney. He is wanted
Ii. r. on tie charge Of theft Of set
of harness from John Durn of Coon
Creek. a gang has infested this county
fo- some time, preying rpon the farmers
Other arrests are likely.
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RIYHCOED AN EGYPTIAN.

New York, Nov 13.-AIeno Mortlnc Of
Cairo. Egypt, who says he was the man
ag-r of the recent Cairo village on the
Midway Plaisance at the Chicago fair.
was complainant at police headunar-
ttrs, claiming he had been bnncoed. Ac-
c,rding to the story he told. he Is out
$3.50 In English mo..ey and 5000 francs
Il, French COIN MoIdac was to have
sailed to-day for Europe. The thieves
1--we not been captured.
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WISCONSIN MEN LOSE.

San Francisco, Nov. 13.--The huge
(, r, iture warehouse cce eupied by the Wis
ct,.sin Furniture company and the Cali
fernia Furniture company burned. SIX
ir. men were buried by the falling Of the
roof. but we're not fatslly hurt. The
California Furniture company sustained
100000 loss and $4,000 loss was snf-
fered by tn, Wisconsin Furniture con-
rcLy.
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nNE WIFE TOO MANY.

ST Louis. Nov IA Michigan bisr-
mist was caught here Arthur l.. Evans
was arrested for having two wives. one
formerly Miss Ella Emerson of Beradt.
Mich. and the other Pauline +. Porter
Of this city. 1t has not yet been deter
mined Which is the 6rst wife. aud upon
that will depend the Place Of trial.
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DRALTIN POTAIOES.

q Ihnl, Nov. 13.- Last evening eu-
~ Hennessy arrested 4 young man
sused Wnlism Downie. who Is also
EEown under the alias Of Fisher. on
paree OF grand larceny. Downie ID
own to the polio authorities as the
pmato thi'f." 1t Is said he has de.
,".ded Minnesota farmers who bring
ue'r produce to st. Paul out Of several
'shdrcd dollars.
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NJ ROOM FOR NEGROES.

Guthrie, C.ia.. Nov. 13.-The chief Of
the Osages md his executive council have
issued IN edict ordering all n-gro.s to
leave the reservation within thirty days.
and stating that after that time any
negro found In the country will be given
6fty laslies.
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TRuOHITES FOR DULUTH.

n,,n,h Nov. "a H. W. Pesr~'n' 81
- n,lnth school hoard. has just re-
..aoa .nr % from Chicago where he spent
some time collecting geolosleA anu oe -.
exhibits from the world Aan :" ~.
use of the Duluth t.sh scnuH ..;.
brought home large number - s
nens many Of them rare ouu w.
,a,uable. at a small cost.
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PINE TRANSFER.

Shell LAX. Wis. Nov. 13.-Hcrspy 4
Bean Of Saltwater are figuring on sell
Ing the Shell LAX" Lumber company
valuable tract Of strnding pine south of
tlis city. and containing 1O,OOo,OO or
2U.OOO, ,OUO feet of TIMBER.
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t.dgeicy, N. D.. Nov. 1O.-The anti
cactus meeting to-day ut La Moure wns
largely attended, representatives. beilG
present from Dckey, kansom, Stuts'aan.
Logan and other counties. Gov. Short
ridge was present and presided. Ias
meeting was addressed by the governor,
Senator Hansbrougn, State Senator Kim
ter and Representative Iceland and Supt.
Devine OF La A,oure. Representative ny
h,t of Ransom, lion. ". J. Dwyrr Of
Logan. Maj. y. w. Butts and iiniry
Oliver Of Ransom, DIR. Merchant Of
Dickey county. Prof. Shepherd, OF the
Fargo agricultural college. .. =. Gregg.
Of the agricullnr, Il r-ilege IT Alnncs"in.
and others. Strong efforts for ,nr craJ'
ication of the pest we're ot1cr.N. There
was . very large turnout Of farm"rs the
large court house being crowded. Many
Of them spoke. srrtns some means ~
which the weed ~suli be overcome. A
committee Of five, consisting of Dr. M"r-
chant Of Dickry, Hon. J. N. D'vine "
La Moure w. J. Duryea Of Logan, II.
s. Oliver of Ransom, and Il. l.. Wells III
Stutsman was appointed to malur. .
plan Of operations for the farmers 70
eradicate the cactus and prepare me-
| aid in suhduing the weed. n suls"'h''it-
| tee consisting uf J. II. Folsom Of Chss,
| L. NJ. Elliott of Ransom, j. l. Hodge
sou Of Sargent. toy. John Miller OF
| Rchland. Wylie Nelson of Barnes. l..
| A. LELAND of La Moure. l.. Ill. Owens
| Of Dickey, Sheriff Johnson Of Mcintosh,
". !. Dwyer Of Logan, w. A. Friday
| Of INidder, j. Il. Gonlrich OF ..tut >lnab,
| l.. K Casey of Foster aud 4. &. San-
| ford OF Wells county, was appointed to
cooperate with the committee of tive In
| their work. These committees are 10 re
| port to the committee Of agriculture, and
| are called to meet at La Moure na Fri
| day, Nov. Il, for the purpose Of proinul-
| eating their reports and suggestions, and
| are empowered to call another meeting
| of the people al La Moure if they think
| il practicable AID tecessary.
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SEIZED SCHIITZ BEER.

nak Rapids, Iowa, Nov. 13 - The
.''z Brewing ccmpany's stock OF betI
\. shis place was seized by Mar>hai
.4ooa. The stock consisted Of l34 quar-
N. Kegs. seven half barrels and some
|sO''.ed goods. The liquor will probably
Y destroyed.
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LIBRARY IN LUCK.

D,nth. Nov. 1a-The Duluth puo''c
,;hr,.rv has signed lease for i've years
-. anort,rx n the magnificent Central
,';n,. school Of this city. II pays 81
wear and gets $a,OOo square ,.,;. y.
rssm, fitted to make the pes. p'un r~;n.
hrcry room in the Nortn".s.. " .aras s
Minneapolis. Tn. libra.y na,, naru -
early $1,000 year by this arraEse''','''.
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INSTANT DEATH.

Pittsburg. Nov 1O.-Wade II. Billings
ley, ! student at Bethany college. w.
Va. while celebrating the Republicans
victory last night, met instant death.
Powder had been placed between two
anvils aud then discharged. The lower
anvil exploded. piece striking Rillings-
ley on the chin. tearing his head of.
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>,r,v SCHOOL HOUSB.

, uaA now school house was dedicate.
~ ,he largest gatherings ever "au
~ ~ this this place. school began today !. ,ha -
!. = ~. finest end costliest structure - '"e
county. -. n.-a ,asr night Of
,n.u hraueou5 Group.
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IN HARD LUCK.

fnoka, Alinn., Nov. 13.--I'aEe Broa..
sno suffered such a severe loss last ir'-
ssess were unfortunate enough 10 "He
by tons OF bay this week Oh the upper
~ 1m river. SaEin Rogers. near tn's
", lost his house, barn and furniture.
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,,nnr suaIpE DEAD.

n,hnnuc. Iowa, Nov. 13-lr"f. ". ::
A,.p hro,hrr OF senator Sheupe o.
rn'n a .nd for twenty years proiE'''cnt
- M ,ne public schoo, affairs 81 this sl.y y
:" .na - state. il dead He vas The ASsssf
of several text b
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BURNING or IN ELEVA1fDV.
inkstee. N. D.. Nov. 13-Tbe Monnrre
sssa'nr at yoss, witt, D!AU b"Alie'S -
,s1eat. three horses and cue cvw. were
's'hcd. Lass, $14,5OO.
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ter beer.
,c.1IspLEAnED GUILTY.

, ,ns,I. nsn editor and publisher Of 'he ~ w
lnn ,1f..'sii Journal. pleaded guilty In the ,s as
,r;c4 conr, to the charge Of criminal, I,os .
rI.' Ine complaint was u. de by c.'nty 20"
missioner Grosse.
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cASSERIY WINS.

Trrcy, Mimi. Nov. 13.-The wrestling
match between Prof. TEurber 1t Mis-
60, sin and Prof Casserly of Westline.
l;inn., for a purse Of $50 and gate re-
&c pts came off Saturday evening aud was
wnn By Clsserly.
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REJECTED THE FIGHT.

New Orleans. Nov. 1O.--The Olympic
club has rejected the Corbett-Mitchell
fight. kilograms have been sent to tho
lighters.
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rr1nl.I,s DlSAGREE.

ch;caro Nov. ia local pape. says
on'.hso .hs beer Judges Of the worlds iair
~. aa.;aed to disagree as 70 Whe.hei
have aesine ;1,,..+,...s.a ,,rnasces fhe bet
:. nc.r They have left the matter %
4. reported .po.i Y, ,,;ss,nn .ne sap The
mlttee OF the nationai ,a...s coa, No. be-
dispute about the percentages
fore been detailed.
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ANTJ-CACTUS CONVENTION
STEPS TAKEN TO RID WORTH DA-
kOTA OF PEST.

4 Largely Attended Mcetin Pre"i-
ded Over by Gov. Shortridge-Com.
mittecs Appointed 10 Investigate
and Nnke u Report.
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j, vi. Nov. Is, Andsew y.
~ ~ vas recently com"''',ea :"
n III on . charge OF =, in'''"e''1s ',''' ns
!. an s,i,sn nenr Shell Lake on
!. s'' hanged himself last evening
'''; !, ,s when dis, o, cred. The ccr-
e.' e.',,,d. snd after viewing 'he
! ',.,,d that an inlnaet was l'ot
a Iohuson had fastened a ri'-
broom handle and put me
v,hroneh the yentiiaior IN the
1 No no. ceiling. TO the other ena
. 49, small cord. md TO tins me
y .'ob he had made ont II wire
'Ir |. hail Of a pail. A thorough
! The isil failed to disclose .
'.,,smeu, from the deceased. as
y ~, might be forul exonerating
: Inurrell. who il also charged
rhine.
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AVN tUllo>EE
.~,mDERER ENDS HIS
~ rss IN A CELL

,,.op, Charged with As
,v,l,inm Sullivan Near
0.e Wis, Commits eo'-
'.li, ~ :. cran'.'"r1.
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9 Stata r.

g State Elected
ing are assoei,tls
'r - NinnrapoIi,
official count !
|Ee. the estimates
Ole IN the stat.
r%s than haIie ALI
he rrpui'Iical,co,
allty. - W
''H' ne Of The
,,. committee, 81
.'''' states w
'rI''nbl'cans I'd
as last year,
'oll The +lpc,io
republican e. a
'sS''''rr, :, sc.
'''''Il majority.
gives !, l'ouck,
ell l'r'cincts
We Andrew re-,
''''e"s Is cprt,I
~ nus carry ever
! he county ii
rom llu on q,
l4l'el' of 80
y gives 295
candidate ior
II supreme jud
Y.
y Faux count
9 supreme cop
e 239, The
ht >. for d Y
has a52, IIart
',ilngton cod
70 lnaiority. !,
| n all but lou y
\ glsetlie rppu Z
Gratis 60, thpi Ip'
dye, Fuller, Sd d
l'lete gives re ~.
lndepen,lputs ,
y goes epu1 .
large ropubII
lity. The il y
VI as carried. y,
| lnts the rppa /"
date ior cod
ln Davisono ~
rom last Re
republican !,
has u mail ,
The popuI '..' :.
I q county -, =
titles. W
nty the na =
vote beiw, ~. -.
; evenly dil !. ~ !.
I vote was
,Rcan ealNll !. -
liteonrtj Judd .m,',;.
Y. 0n- ri
county conn +,
God laajoHt near
aslllp organ Of
Hills tllsirl Al
1Iy elected We
publican D ord |
zen, Of d BONE
states taa carry
lkOia bod dow.
) vote, y tmplo.
niates fors d fis
rality. poor
sal ron tenn,
q state lba bsny /
Ne vote o. cen
plurality h.
iuily 5ql
,,.o ,o,la DAN
we'd no Y Pokane,
connfrp / Of l
10 oi the 4 b, Id;
cted the
lls city = Pt was
i turns ons passe
rg1ntlic Idaho
eoati clrca Capt.
W. wis AM
rep, ], |? tter Of
is eltrts fallro' Al
0llsiol
State Ap loui
Hippls ! here r
r.. n,>r,.,
llances y idrerti,
he clos ently p
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ben p'],, ,sss as;,
and are (ate the
The herald., 1893-08-08
TWENTY YEARS In JAIL
HENRY j. FARBAR GETS A SEVER
sENTnNoE.
The Rape Fiend in Court Yesterday Gets
= Dose. That Thoroughly Knocks
ifw 2niSI Out the Brute's Cour-
Itso risdI age.

Henry ]. Farbar convicted last week
Of the rape of Miss George Cummings
was before Judge Smith for sentence
yesterday morning.
When asked If he had anything to say
Faebar made quite little talk to the
court protesting his innocence. He
called attention to the fact that he had
not been able to get his witnesses pres
ent, and said that he never had even
contemplated such crime.
He asked for clemency saying that he
is now nearly 40 years old and there
were not many years of life left him.
Judge Smith did not waste many
words upon Farbar, and at once called
his attention to the fact that he had
testified on the trial that his age was
only 81 years. He alluded to the brutal
nature and Nervousness of the crime
and finally sentenced Farbar to 20 years'
imprisonment at San Quentin.
The sentence took the defendants
breath away and he sank back in his
seat overpowered at the prospect. In the
course OF events, if he is good convict
he may materially reduce the length OF
sentence, but at best he has IL or Is
years to look at stone walls and prison
bars.
The herald., 1893-08-08

lemonade stand in tent on the cor
ner OF Mission street and Meridian ave.
nue.. Travellers to and from Los Ange-
les should give him a call. Fred de.
serves success.
Clifford Cobb, Fred Crosby, Charlie
Hull and Roy Stevens spent couple of
days on Mt. Wilson, returning home
yesterday.
Ina Sperry is at Santa Monica. the
guest OF Mrs. Holcomb OF the Needles.
Mr.. Kenyon Warren and family have
returned from an outing at Long Beach.
Mrs. Will Eaton, who underwent q
surgical operation in Los Angeles a
couple Of weeks ago, is reported as inn
proving slowly.
Mrs. A. r. Graham is quite ill.
Mr.. E. .aH. Pattee now occupies the
"Rev. Flemming residence"
Mr.. J. D. Harvey has sold his place
here and talks OF moving to Pasadena.
Mr.. Harry Cunningham and Will Col
lier returned from the worlds fair last
week.
Miss Bertha Lindsey of Los Angeles is
visiting Miss Ida Mitchell.
Fred Croseley is running Young's de-
livery wagon this week, while Mr.. Nc
Reynolds takes a vacation.
Mrs. Florence Young and Miss Lena
Crossley 20 to Catalina tomorrow, to be
absent two weeks.
Miss Jennie Gilbert, postmistress and
Terminal agent at Garvanza, was in town
one dav last week.
DR.. Charles H. Walker is at Catalina.
Mrs. Stella Chandler, Mrs. Lillian
Powers and Miss Gertie Pike visited
Rubio cafion and Echo mountain last
week.