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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
CHANCERN NOTICE

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND County.
To the January term A. d. 1894. c,rcui; court in
chancerv:
Mary Tuule, complainant. vs.. John futile.
Royal Turtle William Turtle, Isaac Tuttle,
Elsanor Tn,Iie; wary ~ Wall. Lydia & Tui,le-
Ava l. futile. the unknown hers law
|of william +. Tu lie. deceased, the
uni ncwn heirs at law of John NJ lutte. de-
ceased, the unknown heirs At law of Calvin X
utte. deceased. the unknown heir at law of
Jesse futile, deceased. the unknown owners of
the following lands in township seventeen 90
rorth range two t2l. west of the fourth principal
me- idian in raid county Of Rock Island, DESCRIBED
ton twenty-sere t21l Containing 81 acres: also
nine and 65lt0 - 6o-iG0) acres in the norihcss
quarter Of the southwest quarter of said section
bounded a follows: Beginning al the center of
said section. running III nee south the half
section line. fourteen ,hSi-s and ninety-three
| links ia q, cast: ttcace west six chains and
fortysix Inks to-56 chsD; thence nor,h fourteen
CHAINS and nineiy-three links t13g3 chs: thence
cat >iN chains ana ioriysix links (G-io chs TO
the PA c 81 bt vinnins. AsD the west twenty
seven forteths 2i-t0l Of ala northeast quarter
of said southwest quarter section. bounded a
follows; Beginning AZ a stone set for The south
vesi corner of said rorheast q arter OF said
| soJth"c garter section. running thence north
| nineteen ana a5-I0c cnaius ii9ao chs); iherce
east on the half sect line thirteen and ~ 10
! chains ,l3 fo's-l0o cha: thence south ninct en-
aud 90 100 chains ~ So 100 chs thence west on
eighth section ne thirteen and 5oss-leo chains
| =.
| tanning ,. acres. M re or less dcfeUdsuis
| To ali he above named defendants. including
tue above named unknown heirs at-iaw. and the
| unknown owners OF the above described lands
| on. and each OF You W Il take rotice tina. Mary
| Tuitle, the above named complainant has ,his
day fled in said court her amended bill Of COM
plant against you Tor the var ii,n of sale nds
| aud assignment of dover and homestead III. rein
| TO her. thai summons in chanccry HIS been Is
sued therein against defendants. William Tuttle
and II. W futile. directed to the sheriff of Cook
| county. state of llinois to execute; that sum
| mons in chancery has beeu issued therein against
| all the other named defendants, fexcept de-
| fendant John Tutiei directed to the sheriff of
| sand county of Rock Island. TO execat both OF
| said summons are rcturna BILE to tho January term
A. D. 1894. OF the circuit court Of said county of
Rock Island, 10 be negun and holden at he court
house, 10 The city Of Rock Island. in said county
| OF rock Island. on the first Monday of January
| neat, AT which time aud place You. and each OF
You, will appear. and plead, answeror demur to
said bill.
Rock Island, Illinois, November, II. 1873.
1 GEORGE W. GAMBLE
1 Clerk OF said Court
JACKSON & HURST. Sol ctors for Complaints.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
The Fair Onnollt.

81 tloueh; ahy tride bed ID have deeaed, swee
mad.
And TO. have sire we'd lhy grave
The Danish gu en- was not an Exemplary wife.
but was doubtless since c in her g.ief al ophe-
HAS death In every land we SIC the psre.t and
sweetest Of Eve's daughters gathered % carly
graves perfectly reliable cure for female
comp ANTS is DR. Picrc,'s Favori'c Prcscr:pt on,
medicine beyond al praise, which has saved
many Young life threatened by the insidions
app-oac1 or disease. For chronic female de-
rangemcnts, weak back. lassitude. ncrvosness
and woor appetite, ii is without an equal; a z n
or tonic, safe neryine, purely vegetable, and
warranted to give satisfaction, or The lrice Isl,
refunded. This guarantee Is always adhered 10.
OF druggists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
WORSE JUST ACROSS THE LINE.
4 Terrible state of Affair. in Michigan
Upper Peninsula.

A Terrible state of Affairs in Nichiyau'.
Upper Peninsula.
There are altogether about 100 people
in a helpless condition. bu; they are not
nearly so badly off rs the miners across
the line in Michigan. the total number
named above including all on the range
which runs through northern Wisconsin
and the upper Michigan peninsula In
the city of lrouwood. which l. just across
the border and plainly in sight. there are
in the corporate limits 4 a families or 800
people entirely destitute. The city and
county have exhausted every means at
hand and are now waiting for outside aid
Governor Rich. OF Michigan, has issued
an appeal for aid for the unemployed of
the upper peninsula and one carload o.
provisions has been started from Lansing
for lronwood and Bessemer
An official Of 1ronwood stated that the
| men We're getting desperate and unless
| aid came within two days there would be
! an outbreak and bread riots. Thus Ear
| the unemployed have been very orderly.
| but they are now desperate from continued
| des,itution. TO add to the horror of the
| situation in Irouwood there has been
| typhoid fever epidemic. The intensely
! cold weather has frozen out the pestilence,
| md only sixty cases are now known. The
disease ragged all summer. and there have
| been up TO date about 30p deaths. TyphuS
| is not confined solely To lrouwood, but
| exists all over the range, to no alarming
extent, however. Ii j. Of most NAL iEnant
, type and generally runs through a whole
| fnmily when it breaks out.
Miners as rule are an impruv3dcnt
| class. When the business collapse came
| they were lily prepared to meet the exi-
| gencies of the occasion. When oui oi
I work they become the most helpless peo-
! pie in the world. They cannot farm, can
| not cut wood and cannot perform the lit
tie labor that is occasionally offered them
| A strong man, who has wife and seven
children, told the reporter that he had
only made 81 cents in SIX weeks lie
worked one day for the city, resolved an
order for 81 and paid 20 per cent to &c,
it cashed. This is n fair illustration of
the stories told 10y the idle men. Their
privations for months have been of the
most painful kind. Strong men were
found weeping because their sick wives
and helpless children had nothing to eat
and next TO nothing 10 wear.
The indications are that abou. 10000 O,
1900 Of these people will have 10 be fed
and clothed until spring. Under the mos,
favorable conditions none of the mines car
etart with any number of men to speak OF
before March or April. Many of the single
men are leaving the country, seeking .
means Of livelihood elsewhere, the rail
roads furnishing free transportation
Governor Peck will continue to forward
supplies from the different centers wher,
collected until further orders.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27

BY virtue O. an order and u. '-'. !.
court. Of Rock Island coluIF 49,.
made ou the petition Of tt .I-.
Schneider. administraiut 81 Tue . n
Harry e. Mason. deceased. '' N.r
the reai ee,atc Of ssid deceased b. w. ~
term, A. ID. 1873, of said cont j
18th dav Of November A D. Z,
on the oist day Of nrcemolr i'A
ho1r of o'clccS in the aft,rr".L - d
sch at public sale. a; the north 4'.r a oau,
house in thu city of Rock ls'aui. -- p n d
10 the highest and best bidder he
all the right, title and 'n.cres t, ia
Harry c. Mason, deccas' .. ha- .. ~ re-,
his deaih. aud all the dover H., a
rights Of Nav Mason. as wid0" '' I .f.fr
son. deceased, in AID 10 the to...N y III
real estate situated in the 1Cl.! ' No.
and stare of Illinois. to-vt; go, n
Lot number three o. IN bf a.
dition tothe city OF Rock isiarl ' ....h.'.
Said premises will be sold suUl'' Ia
two certain morfg ges. one Of "A.,' .is he
In Book IS of Mortgages. on la-. - "a :
er in Book 81 Of Mortgages, on I--S -
recorders flee of said county n (.
Dated this alst day of Noytmn.,tG; >IrinEs
CONRAD sCtNh. \,
Administrator of the Estate OF hN''
deceased.
JACKSON & RrRs-, Attorney.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
Call early.

Call early.
pr. Coffee has treated over 100 p, ITEMS in
Rockford aud treeport and over 100 III and about
Galcna. Co sgtation free on first trip.
He will >trai.hten CROSS or SQUlNr EYES in
two minute.
Removes CATARACT two minutes.
Pferygiune or film over the eyes one minute.
l-idectimy-two mnut's.
TUNING in q: out OF lids and wild hairs. etc,
removed quickly.
stopping of i-achrymal ttcar, Duct. causing an
overflow of tears. permanently cured.
Poiypus Tumors in nose eais removed in two
minutes.
Opening OF the Eustachian Tube leading from
throat to ear in two minutes
Removing Tonsils and Clipping Uvula, ore
minute.
Every OF the above operations perform
except cataract. and patients go home with
out danger.
CATARACT. rTERYGINNE (for film over the
eightl. Cpocities Of CorEea, blinaness weak
waterv eyes, grsnuia ed lids. chronic red sore
eye, Wild hairs, cn'rop,um or turning in of eve
lids diseases OF achryIna duct (tear duct), tn.
! mor- of eye. evtcrpation OF eye ball. All ear.
| cical diseases of The eve aud its nerves.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC NASAL CATARRu
| in al its forms cured permanently. Ozama
| polypns. tumors. hawking and splitting. enlarged
| tonsils. loss OF voice, lranulate3 sore throat
toareeness.
| DEAFNESS can cure 60 rer cent Of Ties,
cases Can tell in five minutes II durable.
| core m sny cases in one treatment.
NOISES IN EARS can cure in every case
| DISCIARCIG EARS-I can cure in every case
| BRONCHITIS AND LUNG TROUBLE curet
| from catarrh can be cured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
HUNDREDS HUNGER
The Oestitution in Wisconsin
and Michigan.
GOV. PECK PAYS Av1slr TO HURLEY;

Taking with Him Mach Needed supplies
cf AL kiud>-Three Carloads Of Food
and Ci"shing-A situation Of Dire Dis-
tre>s. That l. More Than Matched ct
Irsnwood. Mieh.-GioS. Rich Appeals for
Aid-Ten Thousand People in Want.
HUXLEY Wis. Nov. Ex-Governor George
w. Peck and his military staff spent yes
serslay on the Gogeb;c range furnishing
relief TO the idle and suffering miners.
several thousand of whom have been out
OF work FOR many months and are almost
in starving condition. Governor PEEK
and party came on special that brought
two full car loads OF provisions and cloth
ing, and have organized, in connection with
citizens committee, "a bureau OF relief
and distribution. The famous bad Boy
Governor" has answered an appeal from
the helpless workiuSmen and their fami-
lies in a most practical way, and a dark
and gloomy sunday was converted into
day of glad thanksgiving. There are two
feet Of snow on the ground. and with the
mercury lowering below the zero mark
most Of the time and 5000 men on The
range idle. the seriousness of the situation
can well he imagined
Response to Appeal for Aid.
Ten days ago Governor Peck issued an
appeal for state aid. There was II quick
response both of money aud supplies and
II was hurried 10 the suffering people.
The special yesterday brought 200 barrels
Of -four, SOC pounds of dressed meats and
all manner of canned goods and house
l...f.l
clothing .or ,nen, women and children
completed the equipment. all of the sup
plies being donations Of people in and
near Milwaukee The money contributed
will be saved and used as a reserve fund to
purchase supplies when the donations are
exhausted. Upon the arrival OF the re-
lief party IT was met Ivy a citizens COM
mittee which supervises the dist ribution
OF supplies. \ furious sncwstorm WAS
raging, bit the cars were quickly I'M
loaded and the goods placed in the city
hall for safety.
EwhoIe Families Without Food.
During the day an additional car load OF
600 barrels of -four, gift from the city of
Medford. Wis. was received and added to
the general stores. A picturesque incl
den. of the morning WAS the ringing of
the riot alarm, VIII ch brought out hun
+ dreds of men who assisted in carrying the
| supplies from the cars to the city hail.
The governor and hi, party visited scores
OF houses. questioning the people and
looking into their wants. Many pitiable
cases of restitution were found Whole
| families OF Cornish. Finnish and Swedish
miners We're found huddled together in
single rooms. without a morsel OF food
| and barely enough clio. hes TO cover them.
| The mines began shutting down last June
and al present there is not a single mine
| in operation in the entire range. a region
tina; mined something like l0,Oe0.0 tons
| OF ore last year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
Legal.
ENE,VrOR. NOTICE.

Estate OF Joseph Bu:khardt. Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
cutrix OF the last will and testament Of Joseph
Burkharat, late Of the county Of Rock Island, .e
Of Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice that sh
will appear before the county court OF Rock Island
county, at the ONCE of the clerk Of said court. in
the city Of Rock island. al the JaGu1ry term on
the first Monday in January next, at which time
all persons having claims AGAINST said estate are
notified and requested TO attend, for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. all persons in.
debfed TO said est .te are requested TO make liz
mediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated THE 18th day Of Ootoh n, A. ID. 1888.
SOPHIA AG ATHE BIZ RkHARDT,
Executrix.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
ENEti'TOR- NOnCI,

Estate CT Louisa WC-.r.... -,
The undersigned havIr- been SCI. =.
fsrs Of the last VIII aLc :. --.1. = ~
Wollenhaupt. late Of ;Lt county u "-A -
state OF Illinois. Geces~c1. ltr.'i 80 -.
that they viii appear bcf1-r .e c,-A =
Rock leland county. 81 .ne o..s- 2. ~ -.
said court, IL the CITY o! NolA s.a,-' p E, !.
ruary term. on the firs, No' 'sy e '--.i =. 7,
81 which time al persons a.',- - = :, ~
said estate are notified AID -r 49,.
FOR the purpose Of hav.t- Oh sane -
persons indebted 70 sait eS'a. ere -
make immediate paymcr-' 20 the --.', 4, - -
Dated this 2Sd day ~ NHr, ". 49,
MARY WuILENHA. P..--
A->pN'" Exc. -'E'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27

WOOSTER, O.. Nov. 2.-As the result OF
kick in the stomach aud over-exertioi in
game of football. Robert Christy Of Del.
mont, Pa, a freshman in the University
of Wooster, il dead. Inc young man
widowed mother. whose only support he
was, and an uncle were the only relatives
at his bedside.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
BETTER YET.

Arrangement has been concluded
to run this ear on to San Francisco
by this southern route. which is an
excellent one in winter season. Re-
member. this ear leaves Chicago
daily AZ 6p. m. by the great Rock
Island route.
The above mentioned tourist line
l. in addition TO the double weekly
service from Chicago. Tuesday aud
Thursday via Rock Island route.
Denver x Rio Grande aud Southern
Pacific through Pueblo. salt Lake,
Ogden and san Francisco 20 Los An
geles.
Low rates and excellent service.
coupled with the fast time made by
passengers on these tourist cars.
make them n they deserve. very
popular.
Any coupon ticket agent can give
facts a. To- rates. and rcmem Der
second class tickets are accepted on
these cars.
Address for full particulars.
JoaN SEBASTIAN. q. +. A..
Ri Up Ey.. Cbica:o
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27

NOUN pleasant. la, Nov. ss.-Niss
Matte Becker of Pleasant Hill, Henry
county, VINO had not s,een able to stand
alone for year. was visited the other
day by her pastor. who prayed aud sang.
She said she believed Jesus would cure
her, and in the midst o; the song got up
from her bed. She has since been well
and strong
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
SD8CiaI Service Mid.
Winter Fair.

Commencing October Esd. the great
Rock Island route inaugura,ed u
daily through tourist car line be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles, via
the Chicago. Rock Island Il Pacific
to Kansas City and Fl. Worth. and
thence Nv the Texas Pacific to II
Paso and Southern Pacific to Los
Angeles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
po-.nr Pay a Cen, on tn. Dollar.

ST. PAUL, Nov. - The sensational fail
ure and fight of Bushnell N Bushnell.
for several years large dealers in st. Paul
realty, has been brought up once more ny
proposition that the creditors, whose
claims aggregate about 100000 accept
$40 of per cent. on their clfims as first
and only payment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-President Tolman, of
the Chicago Trust and Savings bank,
threatened to shoot an attorney and a
deputy sheriff, who repievined notes ag-
gre2aiing $4,000. The deputy sheriff also
stood ready TO fire, but hostilities were
ayertet
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27

When she was : CsilI. she cried for C..s;oria.
Whc.. She became Hiss, She clun;; to Cas;orias.
When she had Children, she gave them Castor a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
Train Kobber,. Leader Arrested.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2s.-Jack Williams,
the leader Of the Oliphsn: train robbers.
has been arrested and Is in custody Of
Deputy Sheriff Pemberton, of Sehrcy
county, who refuses to give him up with.
out tue payment Of Sl,5N.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Most people need
to use it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-27
Children. Cry for
Pitchers CastoTia.

The arctic explorers Bjorling and kals-
tennius and their crew are probably lost
Their vessel has been found wreck, but
trace of the men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

Over l 900 longshoremen are on a strike in New York.
 Dr. Deems, the New York pastor. is now out of danger.
 The attempt to redistrict Buffalo has proved failure.
 Black flags were carried in a parade of unemployed in Newark.
 A telegraph cable has been laid from Portsmouth to the Isles of Shoals.
 Two men fought with knives at a camp meeting in Parskill, Ky, and one will die.
 While playing baseball Peter Hyland of Chicago was struck and killed by a pitched ball.
 It is rumored that New England manu- lecturers are to make 20 per cent reduc tion in wages.
 It was announced in the house of com mons that the monetary standard of India would not be changed. James K. O. Sherwood has been appoint ed receiver of the Philadelphia. Reading and New England Railroad company. Mrs Andrew Foot of Brooklyn, who strayed from the camp meeting grounds at Merrick, l. 1. and was found insensi ble by a party of searchers in a swamp, will live
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
SCOTCH HONOR LINCOLN.
A Bronze Statue of the Hero Unveiled In
 Edinburgh.

Edinburgh.
 EDINBC RGH, Aug 22-The statue of Abraham Lincoln, the martyr president" of the United States, erected as a me moriAl to the Scottish American soldiers of the American civil war, was unveiled here in the presence of the municipal au- thorities, many distinguished guests, A number of Americans and a large crowd of residents of Edinburgh.
 Professor Christie of Pennsylvania open ed the proceedings with prayer. Sir Will liam Arroll then made a speech, in the course of which ne said that the monu- ment would be an object lesson to teach the duty of protecting the unity of the em- pire.
 Mir. Henry Heath of New York. who, with Mir William Bruce, the American consul here. was one of the originators of the movement that led to the erection of the monument, made brief speech.
 The cord holding the wrappinGs was then pulled by Miss Bruce. daughter of the consul. who was attired as Colum bia As the statue was revealed the crowd cheered repeatedly, and the hand played Rule Britannia" Cheers were then given for Mir George E.. Bissell the sculptor. aft sr which the band played Hail Columb bia- "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22

goes to the bottom of the whole suhjsCt, presents whole battery of reasons why our stock of Silverware should and does excite the unstinted admiration of every one in this section. Good taste is becoming universal nowadays. Everybody admires the beautiful, and our stock is a tout en- semble of the most elegant and beautiful productions of the line in Hair Pins. Our display is making a stir in Waterbury, where everyone knows We are always moving along like n river, rebecting fashions successive changes. Can any thing be more timely than our stock of watches In this line we are offering Waltham's for Sl2. Our clock department Is just as extensive. We have an elegant line of solid silver, which We are anxious to close out at low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES


 At New York R.H.E New York ..... Q N-lS l5 Cuppy and Gunson. Petty a..I D,Jle. Um- pire- Gaffney.
 Al Rrooklyn- R. HI Cincinnsti .,.. b i 6 q Uoo s-sis Brooklyn. n......O O OI o O-l 6 Dwyer and Murphy, Stein and KinslOw. Cmpire-McQuade.
 At Philadelphia R.H.E E. St. Louis. ..... O Q Q I-Sls Philadelphia. 0 0 0 o 2 0 s-s 9 Gleason and Peitz, Carsey and Clements. Cmpire-Hurst.
 At Baltimore R.H. T. Louisville. .. 9 0 l ? 0 xlsI5 2 Baltimore. 0 OOl 1 l-9lO 2 HemminG and Grim, NEcMahon and Robinson. Umpire Emslic.
 EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES
 At Wilkesharre- RH.k K wilkesharre ., 0 D 2 0 6-ls s6 {. Buffalo. ....... q 0 0 0 c OS 1 Campfeld and Lake. Barr and Cruuhart UIn- pire-Swartwood.
 At Albany U. E- AIheny y........O O1 20 lO-, 5 Providence. .... 0 Q S : Payne and Hess, Ruddcrham and a., --,,ugh. Umpire-Battin.
 At Troy R.H. F. Troy. ...:...o Oos Ool-7 ' Springfield III 0 O-6I0 c Meakin and Cahill, Coughlin and Ryan. Um- pire-Hunt.
 At BinGhAmton- R. II. E. Btnshamton .. O Ol 0 ? 0 0 4-7u ( Erie e............s O o l x-slS 8 Duryea and Sweeney. Clark and Berger. Umpire Knowles At Boston Boston ittsburg game postponed on account of rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
BTOOELv9g B9'iefs.

G-Miss Mary Kelly of 74s Bank street is visiting friends in Hartford. E-The Brooklyn Dramatic club and the Christian Doctrine society of St Patrick's parish'will have their annual outing at Lake Quassapaug on next Sat urdAy.
 E-The medals won in the different classes of athletic sports at the recent field day of the St Thomas cadets are on exhibition at the Riverside pharmacy in Guilfoiles block. They are neat gold medals on which is inscribed the names of the winner and the class. In the fEst class Eli Ray is the victor; in the second, NJ. Heating, and in the third. Philip Reilly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
Advised to Steal Bread.

NEwAEK, V. Il. Aug. 22.-At the meet ing of the unemployed which was held after they had paraded through the priu- cipal streets Emma Goldman spoke. She advised the men to steal bread if they could not get it by working. Resolutions were passeI asking the mayor for bread and asking him not to allow tenants to be ejected for nonpayment of rent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
Carnot,. victory E.tabli.hed.

PARIS, Aug. 22.-The victory of President Carnot is well established by the returns. It is now known that reballots will have to be taken in l35 districts The results of these reballots will undoubtedly mostly be favorable to the Republicans. whose gains now reach total of 6S seats.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
Wholesale Charge. of r.nscr.Iement.

INpIANAroLIs, Aug. 9. Theodore P. Haugbry, president of the wreckod Indian apolis National bank, was arrested charged with embezZlement and mtsappliCation of funds. His son, Schuyler C. Haughey, president o[ the Indianapolis curled hair works and the Indianapolis glue works and Francis A. Coffin. president of the Indianapolis Cabinet company; Percival Coffin, vice president of the company, and Albert T. Reed, treasurer of the same con cern, were also arrested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
Mn..achu.r.t. ran.Amcrlcan nslegnts..

BusTuN. Aug. 22. - Governor Russell nominated the following doctors dele gates tu the piu-American medical con gress to be held at Washington in Septem- Der: Dr. John c. Blake of Boston, Dr. J. Collins Warren of Boston. Dr. z. A. Adams of Birmingham and Dr. Thomas Ritter. edge of Salem, surgeon general on the gov ernor's staff