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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
Tho Educated Hoosier Cock roach

While a gentleman was at his office
desk a day oil TIVE ago one Of these dis.
reputable insects ran across the paper
on which he vas writing. He tipped
it against the wall with his finger and
1t bounded back on the desk. lighting
upon lis back. 1t remained motion.
less for some time, until it recovered
from the snock. and then endeavoreL
to get upon its feet again, but in vain.
Smaller reaches passed by their pros.
trate brother, evidently without motto.
ing it, but a larger one came along
pretty soon, stopped, e over to the
one that lay upon its back, straddled
across it. and, giving it n quick jerk
with its forelegs. landed it deity upon
its feet, and the two disappeared to-
gether over the edge Of the desk.-LA
QianaDOlts ke1rS.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

A Jersey City mar is reported TO be
the prond possessor of 5000 door
knobs and n Philadelphia gentleman
has his house decorated with various
sizes and patterns Of cast-of horse
shoes.
When the thermometer registers 100
degrees the cable which draws the
ears of the East river bridge. New
York. is seven feet and six inches
longer than when the thermometer is
ut zero.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
Souvenir Coins.

Those beautiful silver COINS provided by
special act of congress to commemorate
the great Columbian anniversary EXPOSE
tion nay be had at the regular price Of q
by sending postal note for that sum 20
Tue DAILY TRIBUNE. Sioux City, Ia.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

j. S. PARKER, Fredonia. n. ", says:
shall not call on YOU for the 500 re-
ward, for I believe Halls Catarrh Cure
will cure any csse Of catarrh. Was very
bad" Write him for particulars. Sold
by DRUGGISTS. 75c.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

Two signs in Wall street, New York,
bear these inscriptions: Spring lamb
very scarce en- Wall street now with
mint sauce tscarcer)." Cigars for broke
brokers, five for % cents.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

What is believed to be the first open
air experiment for a statue in aluminium
has lately been made in London. 1t Is the
figure Of an angel placed on the monu.
ment recently unveiled in memory of the
earl Of Sha ftesbury.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

When Pizarro sacked Peru many
gems were obtained, but a monstrous EN-
eraid. as large rs an ostrich egg, called
the Great Mother" Was hidden BY the
natives and has never been found
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

Sir John Lubbock says that during
the many years he has had ants under OBJ
servation, he has never on any occasion
seen anything like a quarrel between any
two ants belonging to the same commun'
/ itv ~
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
ORDER YOUR
ORDER YOUR
STOCK
ROLLER CORES
SIOUX CITY PRINTING COMPANY
3oS Pierce Street, : +: SIOUX CITY. IOWA
SOME BODY TYPE.

We have 500 pounds Of 8 point
(brevier) type second hand, in we'll
sorted cases containing about SO pounds
each. This type was used in this
once for aSoI: thirteen month. .rd I.
in good condition for second hand ma
terial. This advertisement 10 set out
Of one of the cases, and a. 1t shows
here is q specimen of the whole and
what it will do.
1t is offered for sale at lsc. Q pound
AS it Is a bargain those needing body
type should order at once. This IL an
extra hard type and will last for years
on q weekly newspaper. Orders will
be filed in the order of their receipt
at this Office Do not delay writing II
a case or two of this BREWER win add
to the equipment of your Office. Fifty
pounds will only cost you %. 90 Ad.
dress
The Sioux CRY PRINTING Co.
Sioux City Iowa
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

The richest prize ever carried on by
the winner of the derby stakes was over
&7.0oO. This fell TO Sir Bevys In 1879,
shen there were 278 subscribers.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

The pumbcr Of persons TO the square
mile In England is placed 1t 4S)i u
the United States 1t ~.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

BEEcHAM's PILLS quickly cure sick head
ache, weak stomach, impaired digestion,
constitution, disordcred liver, etc.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02

n. X. Browns Essence of Jamaica Gin
ger is q wonderful stimulsnt. Try 1t.
Only IS cents.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
German
Syrup

BOschee'S German Syrup IS more
successful in the treatment of Con-
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. 1t has been tried under
every variety of climate. In the
bleak, bitter North, in damp New
England, in the tickle Middle States,
in the hot, moist South-every-
where. 1t has been in demand by
every nationality. 1t has been en-
ployed in every stage of Consump-
ton. In brief it has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. q
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-09-02
? CORN, TOBACCO AND BEANS.

ITO be Continued.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-28
0r. 2O5.
Gin WiaipndrSip6n ais 9odIItapIeS
an9cIebcn lIno pcrbaftct.

@Iepelau0, 3, &c. 2lug. - @eifern
traf 6arolo NicG ormlf, Der SObu oe5 bes
fauuteu @hlcagO'er NJllioUdrS uuo 9tdbmaz
id)iueu. SabrItauteu, bier etH uHh itIe9 I'M
StiQmaHns6Otcl" ab. Oaraui tubr CT mad
Dem uahegelegeueu l&,fhIic, nm Glucu Sobu
Trant Stockholders, itueu Nreuu0 pom Gola
leqe her, su beludeu. lSdlreuo leIuer Abs
ueieubeIt wurOe Don Detroit aus BET DER
,@leoelauOs uuo Ccroter- Gamp1er9eleus
1d)ait" teleQraphrd) lugeiragt, oh uIdlt elu
DtGHu, Ramen5IltG Ognld, NIT Dem Detroit
ter Soote bier eWgeC0litU lei. Sine Be
idIrebuug oeS Wtauue5 lOlgte, uuo Ole Antz
mort luutete bcldbeuO. gSeuige StunoeH
lpater mar Elm 2etyouer 0etettIU bier, oer
id)uu lange auf IicGOymit, elueH berlld)t9z
ten Oocltapler, gc1lbuOct bate uuo Itdl
id)ou gemaltlg ireutc, elHeU Dtaun enonh
bier auiaheu ;u tOuHcU. Sine ml.Jebrad)ie
Photographic ltlumte Ooundn0tg nit Dem
IuSiebeu oeS YillIOUGrspbUe5 therein, uuo
cine uldt miuoer gro6c &ebUIld]telt berebt
smliteu Den 0dnoldlu'teu Der SeIoen.
Der 9etettIue uartelc INN, bis 0ttGors
mid pou leInem AaSiIugc iuriid lam. Gr
tyat Suuerii1tlIdl an bu ;u uuo Ucr1aitete
ihu Die uebercO dung hes VtluIoH1sz
Sobues last itdl cher oeuleH, ais bc'drelz
ben. GS blleb Inn lttd)tS iibug, ais Dem
2et"tlp non htL fOH5t!HalloH NA lOISI""
0Ort geIang eS tbm, ourdl %orielgen elHcr
arSubl Yapiere it'd Su IegltInlren. Sc weI.
ter Die NU5elnaHoerletungeH uorldutten,
oeiio lduger murOe OaS @cNHt oeS Gebems
poli;iteu. Sine StuuOe lplter 1ubr dc
@ormld ieiuer &ateritaot Su, lcoen1aIIS Httt
iebr erbaut iibtr leme Aebultd)telt nit cl=
nem iredIeu Sd)mlnoler. Ter Gaurcr DC
Gormlf iOu cine groBe 2lHSabl potcIbciIecr
oeS SneuS, uGmeutlih III 9tew Yort uHo
Buffalo, ybuelu9elegt" babeu.
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slattae ssableampasne in weertfo.

gasles YaB, Ser., 26. Auguit.-Qie
Bablcampagne i'm StaGte &oabutIa utmmt
eineu Iberaus bIuti9eu 8erlauf. gemafis
nete Qub1u9er Der betoen 9Ouoerner8s& an'
olouteu @Qroena uno @alan-oer 2ebtere ut
Der ieslQe Snbaber oea SouuerHeursamteS
-fieBeu in Der gtabe BON Yuerto Del Gar
men in elnem @ngpaB 5uiammeu, no il9
elm m0rOeriiter &f entipaun, Der nit
elner 9tieoerlaqe cer 9alauiten suOete. Auf
beioen Selten muroe nit furd]tbGrer @rbIts
teruug s.fobteu, stqeu so 3obte bIiebeu
auf benz S6Iuttfeloe uno cine 9roBe 3G6l
tru9 8erleBuHgen oaoon. DIE AH9au9er
@alau'S ilud)teten III miloer Sat.
Glne ubermiitbige 6erausfOroerung Oes
Tiibrers Der @nanlten, Auorss u. Suentos,
hattie. ben 3uiammeunoB OeranlaBt. Gr
uberianote tir5llf benz Seiebl5buber emilio
earrauia Der Qaroeuaz4Hbauger Die bo1u.
pole 4ntrage, meBmegen er tmmer oauou
laufe. 2lI8 @rpioeruu9 entlanote bleier eIu
Streifcorp5, mel6eS oem @eguer ein Sfars
miisel ltsierte uno I'D 5urid 3og, oerfolgt
uou ben @alaulten, bic Ill hliuoer Siegesges
mtfkelt in Den GugpaB oOrOrau9eu, no re
p0er6 Der ganSeu feluolihen Dta6t gegsns
uberftanoen. gu ipdt ertaunteu iie, oaB
lbre 9esuer iIe in eiHen 9IHterbalt 9elodt
batteu.
9us Qboicla fommt bic gatridt Don
eiuem 3p.iteu, nod bIUtigereH &refieu, melz
Dies bic @aroeuiteu ben 9iegleruHg5truppen,
be auf Sefe9l oes 4rdiioeuten 2la3 mad
benz Sdauplas Der llnruben abgeanbt ma
rem, seIief,rt baben. Ser 3uiammenitOB
eriOl9Ie auf Der 8ergitraBe ron Sauta ROia
uad AbOoIa, un0 Die 9aroenten errangeu
nah einem ardRlId9eH GemeBel, IN meld]e mi
1870 Wauu, meilt 1tegierung5uuppen, getOO'
tet mur0su. ben Slsg. Sen. 6yanclscO
Greplno befinoet fid nit elmer QbtbeJlung
BON $50 Dlauu aui benz g8ege mad YieOra
Regrus, NO sr eHergiide ytuBHlbmeH sur
8ieoerberiteQuug pom &ube uHD SrOnUug
trefIen piro.
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StCDut1rftc4

@6tcago. 0. 26. Gug. - 6iu6Uieb: 3us
fubr 600, SerleuOuu9 800; Ote Hrene
oartirteH Spliheu $40 uuo $5.55. -
56me,ue: .3uIubr 1l,OOO, %er'euOuug
1000; Brcle uarltrteu Aunhcu $40 NM
1895. - Shuaie: 3uluhr 5000, &er'cu
ouHg 1000; Yrelle OarltrteH Iop9eH $500
uHo $40.
ct. youts. 26. }lu3. - 9tjuOOie5:
3uiubr: 400, ScrleHOHUq 1900; Yrcue
0urilrteu SUuheu $3.50 unO $3.25. -
9tmerue: 3uiubr 600, Sereuouug l3oOi
Yrelle ucrllrteu Swutleu $5.4O uuO 500.
-ShaaIe: 3uiubr 200, &erlcuouug 800 4;
BreyIe uarllrteu aplihen $4.25 mo $5.25.
@ait Gibertp, ia" 26. Iugult. -
Rinouleb: 3uiuhr ESQ, SereuOuug 400;
Breiie uariirteu smnheu $500 uHo $4.75.
Shmeiuc: 3uiuh7 2l5O, %ereuOung 1850;
Yreile uarlrteu iwlideu$lO0 mo 500
S1aaie: 3uiubr GOO, Ssr'cuOuuj 500;
Yrere parilrteH Suiihen $l.5O mo 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-28
rubig aus, bis Die uerms3rte sterbIiatsit

rubg aus, bis Die uermebrte SterbltdteIt
elueH Banlf erieugt.
Or. Gunbart, 2treftor oe5 rNngieHlfeH
SnititutS" IN 6anlburg, bat ieit Oem 49,.
SUM II VrobeH uon @IbmalIer uuteru6t.
Gr tanO in 20 Frobeu foleraartige Sattes
rten, aber in tetuer Den dfteu aiiduld)eH
Somma. Bacillus.
Die amerltauii6eu &oninln perheu mor'
gen in 9amburg uiammentreneu, nm itdl
iber Elm semetuiameS Sorgeheu biniGtIth
Der NusfiibruH9 Der &er. Staatenz Aprtl9es
leee gegeu @uuidleppun9 Der @bolera Su
perlfdnotgeH. Der erite .blan Der &Onlulu
mar, AufangS September Suammen SH
treteu, abel ouS 4ufireteu Der @b0lera III
gteuB, 9ut5burg, 6alle uuo SismarIHgen
peraHlaBte lIe, 10 Irlib, ais m09ll6, lbre
SulammeHtuuit tetiuieeeu. 6eute puroe
etn Teuer SAT- uoH GboIeraerfrautuHg aus
Berlin gemeloet.
Die ain Sreltag uerOnentlttte 6auoelS'
fatllllt l0umburg'S Setgt gegeu 1891 elue
Nbuahme Don 158, ,687 400 Dtarf i'm SIN.
port uno 122, ,523,9 $50 0tart I'M @rp0rt.
Dtan i1reibt Dies Der lesteu CONNER uno
,Serbit herrltleuoeu &bolcrazG Gploemie su.
Gln 9teuautueteu Der Cholera muroe Die
@eid]aite oeS ganseu &auoe5. oa5 berelts
ulllCL pCLk NCnGH CLIHNL4l AlIU WI NNAclANbh
aui neue SIotten SerplulguugeH leIoet,
i9mer lhaolgeu.
Die rapiOe 3uuahme Der beutiheu Ius
tdufe Don umerltaHiidem DtalS bat cas-
ouswdrtige Imt 0a5u oeranlaBt, etneH PIan
IN @rpdgung Al 3icbeu, welher eS benz
npreuBI6eu lanomutbi6attltdben 8erbano"
ermOglht, leine Nufduie oErett bel Den
$roOuSenten Der penl9en Staat.n 81
MAIDEN.
Der 3mef bes DiiniterS oeS Auswdrtl'
gen, 6retberrn uon Dtarlbaa SIe0eriteln, ut,
. ben Niatler III Olelem @eihdft III beleltIgen
mo uieOrigere Brelie fIir Die Sonlumenten
III erSlelen. Gr bat amtlId Hafgefra9t,
wslhe Sulte ibm Die l&ulbHgtOuer 6egle.
ruug sur 4usfubrun9 oreie5 Ylaues seben
tOnne uuo Der blerge amerItaulIte Soulul
hrleb in Oieier SeStebuu9 nap g8aibtn9ton,
OaB DE 3eit sur SIIOuug zines 0talsl9nOt'
fats relf lel uuo man lett elnen felen RUntt
auf oem o.urdeu Dturtt gewlnuen Tonne.
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SCR 8cIou,nrft.

gtews9 orf, 26. 2luguf.- TolaenbeS
iino Die StluBuouruHgtu geio OOrtuts
BON 4 bis uuo ltlOB 81 Brojent.
Sterllugs l8ehiel S4.Slt bis S4.SI& aur 90
Sage uuO S4.S5f bl8 S4.SGt GuT SIdt.-
8unOeS Gbllgauoneu: 4.prOicHtlIe H.
2zproSeutlge 81. 2lttlen: Noamo 9rpr2B
1875, @eutraI-Bactilc III, &be'apeate-Gbto bio
Is, @rIe 12s, Ditto BrIOr. %, &umot5a
Central 9Ot, gate SbOre ll6i, Jtews
Serieu Gcuual 96t, giOrth 9Senern 9Gt,
oltto Brior. 1919, ytewsDOrt &cutral SO,
Ohio Duiiiitppi 13, Blttsburg 14o, 9(ca4
Ou9 l4s, ct. YuuI 54s, Ditto Prlor. llO5,
gSeIteru=llulOu 775.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-28
NerfOpfung

1T Die urIade aGer &ranfbetten. Gle
entitebt burd cine trd9e 2eber un6 1T I'M
Gussmeinen BON
&ppetitIofi9fett,
fraufbaftent 3opffGmers1
fdlIed)tent 2ltbeut u. {. 10.
besIettet. I'm SeritOpfuns erfOlgrei4
bebaubeln gu f0nnen, sebraudeu SIs
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Gin Sd,urfe erwiI6t.

BbiIaoelp a, 26. Auguit.-9er
20 Sabre alte DitItOn 3tumlep, elH Sutider
Der pJ1ibge.QpeHue. raBeHbabH," muroe
heute assen S250O Biirstaft sum YrOieB
feltgebalIeH, neil er init Der IL Sabre alteH
Diarp Q9alace uno Der Sabre alien SlOiije
Beterlon pieOerboIt uerbreneridleu llmgaug
gepflOgen bate. 9aS YerbredeH wuroe oa.
our9 ,utoedt, onB beiOe SiHoer in Solge
bieles Sertthrs NIT benz AHgetIugten tEant
gemoroeu mareH Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-28

4erieGbe III elm milbes 2arirmitteG
anb elm Stdrtunssmittsl fir bic Ser'
buuungsorsane. Benn sic SimmonS
Qiper ResulatOr nebmen, 70 fOrbern Sic
bic 8erbauung, re9uliren Die 9epObu'
beiten oes S0rperB uno oermei6en Stltos
fiat uno unOeroaulldfett.
rWeine6rau lit beftig un8eritOpfuu9
unb 9uiten, Welder BON blutenoeu Biles
begleitet mar. gfa6 4zmOnutlidem 8e'
6rau9 BON SimmOns Qiper Regulutor
1T iie pOaitGnbig furirt unb sewiunt
tdalid an Strait unO 6leti6. ."-W. ..
eeeper, 0elawure, Ohio.
Gefunobeit 1T 8efGtbnua.
rMsine gang. Gsiun6beit, ia, mein
sau3es 0sben, tann i9 ia9en, Uerbante
i'd SimmOns 2iper 91esulator.~ @. 8.
% II on, @slbOrn, 5la. ~
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CurOpGil6e JSn6e(6erlC6tG.
Die 1Sortf6rtttc Der GboIcra.

Die yitwarse 6rau" modt III alien eurOpaiz
iueu Qqnoern ibr Grlheinen.
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nus Stam

0On0 II, 26. Nu9uIi.-,5eute bier elHz
aetroffeue 0tpti9tu aus 8an9tOf beitau9en
ole 9sltrtgen OtelouugeH, na1 nelheH Ill
ben unterhanoIuugen Swlihen ben GraHjos
ieu uno ben SlameleH elHe StodUn9 eln9e'
treteu 1T. Wle aus Den 9epelhsn berporz
gebt, III Siam Eluens, alien SeitlmmuH'
gen oes lllumaum5 prompt 6u entlpreden.
Der Serreter 6ruutreid9'S, Sr. De SIlerS,
1T aber austnldetuIth beitrebt, lIber oaS
lllumatum bluuuSgebenoe 3u9eltanon'ne
3u er3wueeu. Yier pau50itide Hrle9slftne
iiuo Dor &ob Samet, ON 0olt BON Stam'
Dor Anter ss9aHgsH unO babeH leInoIIqe
0emnuitrntlnueu 1emudlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-28

9lIpa Smbbaro & Comp. babeu ben
auitrag ,ur Giuri6tuH9 Der 9umptbsiSuHg
in %. 6. Selt's SsbauiHn9 sg @aipinstOH,
.. G., erbalteH- (205D
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-22
The Court Record.
COURT.

COURT.
Room 1-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
dan. VS.. Citizens Street-railway Company;
damages. Trial by jury. Verdict for $1,000.
Samuel ID. Miller admitted to bar.
Room 2-Hon. J. ". Harper. Judge
Frank E. Ainsworth Va. The Ainsworth
Veterinary Remedy Company; cause dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Martha j. Kersey VS.. Levi II. kersey; d.
vorce. Dismissed by agreement.
Seth Burnett We. John g.. GreRg ct al;
mechanics lien. On trial by court
Room s-Hon. Pliny w. Bartholomew, Judge.
Harry McHenry vs. L. E.. 81 w. Railroad
Company; damages. Demand, So.oOo. On
Ne,c Suits Filed.
The Fidelity Building and Savings Union
VS.. Eli Hiatt ct al; to forolose mortgage.
Room 2.
William d. Branham VS.. Willie Bran
ham; divorce. Room 2.
Wiley Granger vs.. Eliza Granger; de
vOrce. Room /.
Sophia Childs We. George Childs; divorce;
Room2.
Lucinda Miles va Alexander Miles; d.
vOrce. Room 3.
Diamond Saving and Loan Association
VS.. John g.. Hertzberger; note and mort
gage. Room
draft. Demand. $3.50. Room l.
Hugh Sweeney VS.. Ernest Bernhardt; In
tort Demand, $3.50. Room 8.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
George t. Neal We. George Pau; slander.
On trial by jury.
Netc Sntfs Filed.
Luvena J.. Albeit VS. George NJ. Abbott;
divorce.
Jacob Frankel va. Frank n. Owens q
Samuel p. Owens; foreclosure chattel mort
gage.
Frank b. Ainsworth VS.. The Ainsworth
Veterinary Remedy Company; fOr appoint
ment OF receiver.
Robert Remington VS.. Milton L. Cox ct
AL; to ~fOrclose street assessment lien.
Otto IL. Hasselman vs. D0retfa Burt
ct al; to set aside sale for taxes and street
assessment.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Willard r. Cox. Jutga
On motion of Howard Gale. Samuel ID.
Miller was admitted to practice In this
court.
State vs. Edward Quinn; petit larceny.
Trial by court. Under advisement.
State VS.. William Hitchins; petit larceny
and burglary; pleaded entity. 1mprlson-
ment in the workhouse three months and
fined $40 and costs.
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bringing in q verdict for the plaintiff in
the cum of s.. 900. Miss Jordan was one OF
the persons injured IN the accident at tho
Thirty -ninth-street curve on the Fairview
p ark line last June. She received per-
manent injuries to her spine and sued for
SIS. coo. The case was one of the hardest
tonight contests tho street-car company
ever had on their hands in the way OF Q
damage suit. and attracted considera bic at
tention. The company before the trial
made over:ures for q compromise. but the
plaintiffs attorneys. Beckett q Doan. re-
fused their offer. This was n of the
cases where it is said that the compaDy's
attorney attempted to try q new dodge in
etfecting compromises by influencing neigh.
bors TO advise compromise for q small
amount rather than undergo tho W. de-
lava
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-22
Asked for q Receiver.

The troubles which have been rendinR
the AInsworth Veterinary Remedy Com
pany received another airing on the reo-
ords of the county yesterday. when Frank
b. Ainsworth filed an application for the
appointment of q receiver. alleging o con-
spiracy on the part of Gilkey and Perrin,
owners of two-thirds of the company's
stock. to appropriate to themselves the
stock on hand and profits of the business.
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Pdtsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago && louis Ry Go

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the Pitts
burg. Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Railway CON-
pany viii be held at the principal Office OF said COM
pany, Penn avenue and Tenth street. Pittsburg. Pa.
On TUESDAY. APRI l.. 1898.
at IL o'clock a. m. for the purpose of receiving tho
annual report for 1892, the election of three directors
10 succeed a like number whose term Of service ex-
pires on that day. and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the meeting.
AT said meeting the action OF the directors in au-
tnori xing the execution ami delivery OF the mortgage
OF this company TO the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. OF New York. dated and executed octo er
j, 1890, to secure this con ,any's AZ, per cent bonds
issuei. AMI 80 be Issued. TO the extent of <75. 600. 600,
which WAS done pursuant 10 the agreement OF con-
~solidaticn ere. ing sIil company. will be submitted
TO the Stockholders FOR formal approval and ra'ihca
ton.
The transfer books viii be closed on Saturday.
March IL, and re0pened on Wednesday, April IL.
1893. s. u. IGGET secretary.
Pittsburg. Feb. /. 1898.
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Mr. Ni,Ier Ia Now N LAWYER.

Upon the motion of Howard Gale Sam
uel d. Miller, son of the ex-AttOrney-gen-
eral. was admitted to practice Law in all
of the county courts.
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Rockford & Reardon yesterday filed ten
complaints against abutting property
owners to collect the assessments against
their property for the Improvement of the
first alley south of Fletcher avenue, from
Williams to Reid street.
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Involve. a Charge of Mi.approp Ration,

Hugh Sweeney has begun an action in
tort against Ernest Bernhardt for $3.50.
Bernhardt was in the employ of Sweeney,
and lie charged Is having collected as his
agent the sum of $1s3. 80, which he Ia al
legged to have appropriated to his own use.
Sweeney also flied suit against Bernhardt
on q draft for $685. accepted by the latter
In Nav. 1883.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-22

Good Work of the Weighing Bureaus.
j. b. Eokman, superintendent of the In.
dianapolis. the Terre Hsute. the Vincennes
and Evansville joint weighing and inspec-
tion bureaus. yesterday issued his monthly
statement for February, as follows:
indianapolis gained from weighing carload
freight, SIS, 700. OS; from platform freight, ST.
175.3S; from classification changes and rate in
spectl0n. $3S7.99 total, lO,263.45.
Tcrre Haute gained from weighing carload
freight. S3,7S6.69; from platform freight,
&240.Sc; from classification changes and rate in
epection. 1918. 20; total. $4,30l. 27.
Evansville gained from weighing carload
freight. $3,3Sy.2l: from platform freight,
E673.7O; from classification changes and rate in
spection. $l77.42; total. 81. 240.3 3.
Nincennes gained from weighing carload
freight, $257. 90; from platform freight, $l4.71;
from classification changes and rate inspection,
$9.06; total, S2Sl.39.
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Mr.. DALEY Shut on.

The suit of Harry McHenry against the
Lake Erie 81 Western Railroad Company
for 5000 damages for injuries received
while coupling cars has rome to the Jury
in Room 8. When the evidence was con-
cluded the plaintiffs attorney made the
opening argument. and at the close the de-
PENDANT declined to argue the case, very
much to the disgust of Hez. Daley, who
had repaired an elaborate on be-
half of the plaintiff.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-22

FOUND-the reason for the great popu-
larity of Hoods arsspsriils-simDly this:
Hoods cures. Be sure to get Hoods.
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Pneumonia

instead of La Grippe, is raging this Spring. Other forms
of Inflammation also are prevalent All are permitted by
a low state of health. If the system were not run down
by a hard Winters work it could withstand or throw off
Inflammation. What is needed is a nourishment to 00ey-
come quickly the run down condition of the system.
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TO ST. LOUIS AND
THE WEST.

From Indianapolis Union SIdtiO1t.
Trains leave for st. Louis. $40 am, 1910 pm
1O:45 am. 1l:0O pm. II aims connect st Terre
Haute for Z. & I. II. pointa Evansville sleeper
on l1:0O pm train.
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accommodation
leaves 400 pm.
Arrive from St Louis $3.50 am. $50 am, $50
Din, $40 pm, 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
arrives at 1000 am.
sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
trains.
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