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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
DIED..

CRATIC, December soth. Of pneumonia. Maedaleas -
widow q s ,ss w2% p Sr, attend her sun,
1s%a. ss1 a. 1884, ss hs III Zoe
5s n Daniel a;
as%y .e T. e. T Te.d ss @ sen s
Der Soth Ida Fancs greenleaf, wife Of Howard Green
Funeral services viii be held Monday O'Clock. -
Sterling Place. Brooklyn.
HEGEMAN-on Thursday, re.emDer Goth. T. Harold
in .s the ss. Zen zee: s Hs
ma on Mond.y Jaauay 3D. 1888 At O'Clock M
s.asa RS
an" Sr Helen :, Je%ss a" R""t aged is months.
HENHY-Dcecmber sist. JOAN Alexander Henry In 'ns
Resv ss' and 1 frien s also members Mesa Lodge
No H. o. g. f. and ay L Stssd S Il. fnel 'o on
January Cd at o'clock from his late residence 'so
Iniermcnt at Woodawn
HoGG-on Friday, December 80 Thomas Hoes' In me
Relatives and friends. and also ncmbers Of the To.rey
d cS are 70 attend A %s On
Monday ida January Eat 3 at 20 p m.
SSoS .Sa q h1s T. su g. Ella
Marshall, aged 10 years . months. :, -,
rSssss iFss sa. ~ sssy ss! '
Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
ROBLEY-On Friday, December Both. Helen, young0t
daughter Of james II. and Anna b. Robley. aged
dencs et Of -
lyn.
Inteimcnt Of Greenwood Cemetery.
SCHAUS-On December o9th william Schaus, in the
I'D OF hi,
day. January I'd, at 10 q.
it is requested no flowers be sent.
TAYLOR-On Saturday morning, a: her late residence.
No. l22 Fifthavc Catbarine Anne, widow OF Moses
Taylor, In the S3i year OF her age
TOWNSEND-At MatnIcock, l.. l., December 80, May
Elizabeth, wife q Isaac Townsend In the 10th year Of
her
Funeral services az ST. Paul, Church Glen Cove,
Monday. at 10 80 p. M arrival OF ii O'Clock trap
from L. L. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
DrcrpTTOV TO MECCA TEMPLE MOBILES.

II Is expected that there Will be at least 10000
,,,,ors IN Madison caaaic Garden the night OF
January 90 the data fixed for the first animal recen
lion Of Mecca Temple Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
The spectacle promises 10 be one OF unusna! brilan
An interesting carniva Is In the course OF preparation
Tho carnival will bc followed by two balets and some
solo dancing OF novel character. INC committees III
80, ., .,o arronrements ARE un.inng I'm thcir
cnnris and wall spare no money In making me en-
tertajnment a success. Prominent city omcias nave
un sacurod boxes 4 number OF boxes have
been reserved for visiting Masonic bodies from othea
cit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
SUpRFNT JCSTrCE SOMERBY lRRESTFD

Philadelphia, Dec 31.-slrrcme Justice +. ID. somer
by. Of the collapsed Order of the Iron Hall. was
arrested at his home here this morning on his return
from Ncw-York. The charge against him was the
same rs that named In the warrants OH which three
other supreme officers. Baker Gadng and Echcrsley,
were Yesterday arrested" c0nsplring TO cheat and
dcfraud, with unlawirly using the money belonging
to the order, and with hnderng and obstructing the
administration OF public Justice" All four warrants
issued at the instance OF state Banding super
intcndent Krumbiaar, and superintendent of Police
Linden this afternoon said that more arrests were
contemplated SOmerby furnished ball for hearing
next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

4 WAGON RUNS OYER 4 BOY AND KILLS HIM.
Willie Mullanc, thirteen years DID, "EoSe "o' was
M No 10 Princc-st was knocked down BY horae
ar.ui,c m cxprcss wagon In front OF No 92 Centre
-. ,.,a.,,v ofternoon one wheel of the wagon
nos,,a over Ii, head killing him instantly Inc dN'.
o, the express wagon was arrested By policeman vi
th, Eliznbcth-st. squad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
rr.yKIIy Y. DRAKE BURIED.

Corning. n. V, Dec. 31.-The innera' oi r'""A' nm
Y Drake earnings millionaire banker. was held
,h,s of,ernnm. All the business places and shops
in The city were closed. The Mayor, the Common
Councu and the excIty officers attended the iunern
IN a body The Rev. John 9. Bacon Of Inc fnrs'
Presbyterian Church. conducted the services. Inc
burial was nt Hope Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
sr,pcu FOR rHE MURDERER or MES. AHRENS.

srIRrH FOR THE MrhDERER OF MIS-. AHhbNN'
The search for David HAMPTON. the negro su'pc'"u
~ the murder Of old Mrs. Annette AhrehS' III 80
NO., riryfourth.st made urgent by the ponce III
y ,a,t q, this city yesterday 1t was sad th't u'e
nacro was known 20 visit policy shops ana eanonns
rc.or. and 10 have no steady occupation Late y''r
d,v afternoon Inspector McAycy SAID 'n'' '"e -
you'd no arrested sooner or later, the poiee "ouu
,. 80 ,on. unturned 70 Ind him. Mrs. AhIenss bodf
lac =, coffin in her kchen ard II was said tha' u'e
hm,,,l would be in Calvary Cemetery today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
THERE WAS A CAUSE FOR 1T.

A celebrated divine sat az his breaNas' '"oiu
o,,s morning his face braming with loy' HIS "ie
oro,u,,,ed him on his cheerful countenance ana IN
,,r,d the cause santa Claus called on me- ne
said. and have good cause for joy.' DO 'eh
exclaimed every present. and he ,ook nom ,w m.'
49,, tho christmas present OF irirhd-a Jaw
naShaway' fountain pm. chorus oil voice. ,dhs ou
"What GOOD 'Caws for COY " Ihe nlnl,nr Sv eel ~"
,ha, ~" 'hrStmas morning made MANY converts 10 lhe
GOOD caw.s Caw's Ink and Pen Co.. loi bfoaa"aS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

FELL DEAD WHILE us HOrSE WAS BURNING.
Poughkeepde y. Y. Dec. 3l.-charleS East
Duchess County farmer, dropped dead this morning
while removing household good, from his burning
house lie lived the Boardman place, about three
miles from this city, \ big reception WAS held In
Mr. lasts house last night, at which many fi1chnS
were present The fire broke ont IN the room OF one
Of the guests, aud orginlte1 rom the open sr'te
Mr. East was forty -four years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
4 Ply STATE DCTLDIyG COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

BOSTON. Dec. 3l-rhe Now England Building and
Manufacturing Company. OF salem. has filed vclun-
tarv petition In Insolvency The company Is one OF
the largcs, building corporations In New-tneiand'
j. W. Dornsclf principal manager OF the business
has built thirty churches and cahedras the largest
being 81 Peters Cathedral, ut Lowell Mr. lorls'l
SAYS the company will Immediately pay ~ DIS, h'u
thai everything will DO amicaby arsusitN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
QUAhREL BETWEEN RECTOR AND dem.

Tacoma. Wash, Dec. ll.-What promises TO be
bitter quarrel has broken ont In Protestant Episcopal
Church circles here. The Rev. DR.. W. ii. Jcfreys
rector OF the Church Of the Holy Communion and
Dean OF Western Washington. Is accused Of running
matters with high hand and putting himself In the
bishops place The Rev. DR.. Seiman charges Dr.
Jcrrrys with having prosecuted him until he ana ms
family wanted for the ncccsSaries Of lfe. Dr. Sei-
man has made II long statement Of the wrongs done
him By DR.. Jefrcys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
ExpgEsiDExr OF 4 BANK EscIPEs FROM JAIL.

EN .PRESIDENT OF / BdNh Isl IFLS fHVH 'If''
seattle, Wash. Dec. 3l.-A dispatch from Port
Angeles saws that ex-President j. +. schwartz, re-
Gently convicted Of ENLIGHTENMENT OF Port Aneeles
Bank funds, has escaped from laii. Coii'sioh WIN
tho officials IS suspected schwartz Is supposed TO
.,.o . ,,roc amount of money concealed. the result
If oueraon, in the Northwest. Years ago he was
rho advance agent of a Ncw-l0rk theafcai company!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
,xnow,xo . uoyorop.rgro HOSPITAL.

Boston. Dec 3l.-Charlcs N. Melicn has endowed
a homeopathic hospital. to he erected on farker
uiil. II viii he started with corps oil nine pn.N
Clans and Is 10 be known rs the "chnries ~ "','e"
u.hncmannIan Hospital" IN honor Of lis fouhder
rso a. a understood contributes 100000 TO the
Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
DIE II.

UIEU.
p,yTA-Mrs Emily NJ. BAnta, at o y. M SATURDAY
December 3is 1892 at her late residence west hooo'
ken, y. J.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
nATES-Deeember Goth, 1892, Alfred w. Bates In his
Funeral from his late residence. 113 West 72d'st' on
Mondav January ., at 10 30 O. M,
Kindly omit flowers.
lnfcrineat az convenience OF family.
nrFI,-On Friday December 80, In his 18th year. the
Rev. Samuel Busl, y. 7. ID. 49,, 80 S...s.,.
Funeral services the chapel Of the Good snsphesn
Chelsea snuare West o0fh.st. New-lork Sunday jan
uory l. 1893, at o'clock y m $4,000.
Inte,ment at Troy. n. T., tie touowin2 si1ernoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

At KNIcKrRrOCKER CONSERVATORY, ~ wes
lfth st.-Mr. GILES L. STERBENS. Morning saDjseS
~ O'clock: whittier a. Roforner Poet aud Sprtun
Teacher" Evening s The Drama Sonag, or Chufci
Of the true God In Hndostaa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

:, may interest Won 20 know that planting In Decem.
bcr NOV be productive Of great harvest III oenu'S u
, COW tho right seed not" for instance the houfy
,rCv,h If "Admlrlr' absolutely ahead OK any othc'
clcar,ttc irrespective Of prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
WITHHELD.

MdRTTEU.
81. Johns Chgr,n' Sanlnaa
qua T. Y December o5 1892 BY me N Xv XnSn CIV
sIansen William Savlef II ingston oil New'a ofH O'tS
and Wi.. Lillian Helen Foster. diughter OF Il. T.
Foster esq, Canandssua. y. y .,.. "a
rpTs-cHAMBERs-On weine -d1y, December ~,
1872 by the iecto Rev Dr. Richie az ps s Hsss
mhers danehter OF Mr. Thomas p. Chambers,
Of Newtown to Erustus Titus Roberts. OF New'fok
yIssMAN-MARSH-on "wednesday DECEMBER 20 iey-'
az 80 I me Rev. Dr. william H. Mills, D.. william Eiss.
man of Louisville KY, TO Grace schuyler oaus"o'
OF Theodore w. Marsh.
Notices OF marriages mast be indorsea Win 'uh
name ana address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
c.rrrp TO / BOSTON CHURCH.

Boston. Dec 3i.-The second Church, in CopeN
souare la, extended II unanimous call to the Kew
Thomas Van Ness. OF san francisco. to become It's
pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

ALI for .Manitour water and don't Dc icl u ne
lie,c that some other Is Just a. soo'' 0'u0' ~ '' w
Holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

CHRIST CHURCH boulevard and West 1lstst.: Or,
r : SUIpMAN Rcctor.-Serviccs at ii q. IN. ana .
D. M Sunday school at 10 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
Rrliaious Notlees.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH. Madlson-aye: and 06h,se.
HOLY Communion at 10 and II ~ "a. t,eN; int.Sr; p
AIsOP ID. D.. Rector OF st. AIMS thu'ch. BfopkIyn
iii reach at ii a. NJ and Rev. SAMUEL ii. BISHOP az
A "a d. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. cor1er Of 3ith.st a1a
Park Ne.-Servicc> at II a. m. Preaching by rev.
ROBERT COLLYER; subject 'The Kings Question"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

A DOCTRIYAL STATEMENT
by DIR McGLYNN At CoOPLK Num-
This Sunday evening, O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

..s delicious as CuGahy's Rex Prand' Is oyword
,maus ladies in comparing beef extracts. ASK your
grocer for Rex"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

George Gouiei, Az Brnt, loof'
A Grand Vintage, Deicat, very ury'
A Champagne for connoisseurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. 153 Worth.
st WM y BARNARD Superintendent Service OF So 3
every sunday at 80 D. The service almos. wnony
I've ,he children OF the Institution. Public Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

Over 100000 Bottles sold - n
tho mast year OF aNender -aits 81 ue eIo"n ieE
,,,,nerv Co OF London. REJECT limitations!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01

NOW TRINITY CHURCH HARLEM. Lenox-sve.
and looi.st Rev C. DIV. w. BRIDGMAN. D. D., Rec:
sermon and Holy eo%u nr9Ter a. sad
sermon at As O'Clock; The Rector vii preach n me
mo,ninr Right Rev. LEIGH X. BREWER, D l. De-
Bishop OF Montana VIII preach In the evening.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
Eggs Full of Gold.

Nevada Post.
The old saying as full of meat as
an egg, may now be read as full Of
gold as an egg, when the reference
is made to eggs from Cedar county.
The hens down there are vertiable
gold mines.
Will Shields, who buys eggs at
Eidorado and ships them. was here
Tuesday night with 900 dozen eggs
which he brought here to ship. He
says since the first day Of January
he has bought and shipped from FL
dorado over two hundred Thousand
dozen eggs, and on one trip to
this place he brought over $500
dozen He has received for ship
ments Al average of IA cents a doz
en-that is to say from eggs alone
he has received nearly thirty thous
and dollars, most Of which clinkea
into the pockets of the Cedar county
hen owners IN the form of round
gold dollars. Therefore who doubts
that Cedar county hens are vertiable
gold mines.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
LANE i ADAIR.

Al Fox " Mary J Patten judg-
ment plrf.
Butler Electric Light 4 Gas Go "
Mary } Patten; Judgment for pltf.
John J Stogdale ct al vs. Ii { Funk
ct al; Judgment for pltf,
John McCann W W + Wheeler;
Judgment for pltf.
Bates Go Natl Bank " W \ Nc
Coy eft al: augment for pItf.
Il. Hammer paint co " W IT Hupp;
Judgment for plff.
Geo Finnell et al W VIM jackson
ct al; nistrial.
Farmers 4 Manufactures Bank V
5 : CULLEN; attachment sustained,
Judgment for plif.
Ruth \ Goodrich ct al vs Minnie 4
Harrison ct al; report Of Commissions
erS filed.
DA DeArmond ct al vs. Mary \
Shannon et al; Judgment for pltf.
X |. Graves W X { Wright; verdict
for defendant.
Barber w Barber ct al; death OF
defendant Carrie Walker suggested.
s. B Cole vs. Thos Chich ct al; mis-
trial and jury discharged.
T p kirkendall vs. { w Hartsock-
motion for new trial.
Gage Bros 4 Go W Addie Rogers
ct al: defendants colyer and Christy
files demurrer.
II c Funk ct al W John Il Brown:
Judgment for plf for possession of
property.
] NJ Harrison vs $ " Hopkins ct al:
Judgment for pltf.
r O Hill w. ID \ ..Colyer eT al: all
swers Of defendants Colver and Anna
NJ Arnold
c : McLane W Orient ms Co; mo-
tion for new trial
J Fl Beckham ct al vs. J c Jett 81
al; Judgment for plff.
j B Adair vs. Mary J Patten; judg-
ment for plff.
Chas F Pharis vs. Mary J Patrert;
Judgment for plff.
State of Mo. vs. W II Clouse; recOg
nizance 800.
Geo 4 Carrithers vs. " l. Williams;
verdict for defendant
NJ j Griffith vs. Colyer ct al: tenn
porary Injunction granted pitf.
State of Mo. vs. Joseph and At
Aiken; defendants plead guilty and
| fined $500 each.
| State of Mo. vs. Geo Hull; Felonious
assault plead not guilty
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22

are i'll town today with Il load of
brooms Of Jin's own make. PaTrouize
him as he sells cheap, and Il good
broom.
Charles and Walter McComb Of the
Orear and McComb Marble yard of
Warrensburg delivered and put up
some of their work in our cemetery
last week which is nice work.
Childrens day will be observed AT
Walnut Grove church the third Sab
bath. On the fourth Sunday at the
same church the district :. :. con
vention will be held. Come all you
Sunday school workers, and every
body else.
Mrs Oats of kentrcky who is visit
| ing in this vicinity was taken seriously
| ill with pneumonia at the home of
| Uncle Jimmie Wood. We are glad to
| know she is improving Her neice Miss
| Sudie Barker of trich has been with
| her the past week.
COY. SNORT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22

ish prison for murder in London
April II, 1872. is still borne Oh the
rolls of the army His salary has
been for some years paid to r F.
Rice of New Haven, Conn. as con-
servator. No American has ever
been allowed to see him and he is
said to be i'll All English criminal
lunatic asylum. He is now 81 years
of age He was born on the Island
of Ceylon and appointed an assis-
tant surgeon from New York in
1866. He was retired in 1870, on
account of organic disease of of the
brain consequent upon sunstroke
which he suffered in Florida.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22

for threshing purposes.
Maud and I Nestlerode visited
their cousin Dollie, Monday.
They are to get coal at Heckerdorn
bank for threshing purposes
Aunt Jane Hutchinson, at Eldorado
let a dollar jingle into the TIMES cof-
fer
Mrs Rosa Nestieroad was taken
Very sick last Monday. but i better
now
Mrs. Hutchinson made "a flying Wis
it to her daughter Mrs HINES last
week
Mrs. Addie kimers. of Mulberry en-
rolls her name for the booming
TIMES.
Mrs. Annie Henslev has SO far iu-
proved that She can go riding i'll her
buggy.
John McFadden and Frank Jenkins
are putting up the Althe Park Shoe
fly brush.
Miss Jennie Johnson, of Ballard
was visiting Miss Ella burst one dav
last week
John HusSev says he has plowed
his corn twice and is going overit the
third time
Miss Addie Benton, of Platte Co..
and Miss Etta Fleming visited Pat
Maloueys
Currens and Young started for
| Cotfyville with their threshing outfit
on the 2nth.
Ned Naloney killed timber black
snake that measured 5 inches around
and 10 feet long
VIM Allen of Elkhart is in high
| glee over the arrival Of a fine boy.
Grover Cleveland
1t is reported that Whit Cecil,
| fornely of this neighborhood. was
killed by lighting in Oklahoma.
The Maloney boys want to buv
stock hogs and will pay the highest
price, for they have the place to put
| them.
Mrs. Effie Mitchell has gone to
| join her husband at the Worlds Fair.
She will visit her brother. Bert ORear
at ST. Louis.
/ q. NJ. Drysdale and family, Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM Drysdale and F. II. Ken.
nedy, visited the family of VIM. Ken
nedy at Passaic last Sunday.
\. NJ. NEsTLERoDE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22

,Inhnstown and Spruce TwD. Items.
Johnstown is booming again.
Charles Lusk Went to Montrose
Monday.
1t will soon be harvest time. Wheat
and oats look fine in this section.
Rev. Kenny left for Illinois this
week to visit relatives and friends.
Farmers are all busy this week and
are getting their crops in good shape.
DR. MaXev has his new postoffice
building complete and moved into
it,
We hear talk of another church be-
ing built in our town by the Chris
denomination.
Have YOU seen Ed Chambers new
buggy, we heard II young lady say its
Al nice one.
Miss Sue Coleman and lady friend
VINO is visiting her, visited Butler
last Saturday.
The McAninch Bros. have built al
addition to their harness shop and
d put i'll u stock of dry goods and no
\ tions
Walt McCown has returned from
the Worlds Fair highly pleased ant
can tell great deal of the sights tt
be seen there
The new NJ. f. church of our tow
Is completed with the exception o
seats. We understand they will he
purchased soon.
Barnett l.usk and family retu nee
to-day from their visit to retative- /
Il Pleasant Hill. Baruy reports Bates
ahead in flaming.
Sorry TO hear of our friend G. =
Barker of Urich misfortune OF lossinz
his business house and n greater par
of its contents by fire.
Quite number of young penpl
attended the childreu's day exercise,
at Oak Hill Sunday night, the eNer
/ cises were good and an immens
crowd present.
Jim Crabtree and Beverly Waugh
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
Virginia Items.

Jno. HenSeley has new cellar.
Mrs. Annie Coiniford has Il new
cart.
VIM Oldham, jr.. is visiting on the
river
Call and get prices on my dried
fruit
Mrs. Oldham entertained company
Sunday.
Mrs Carr Dudley is visiting her
daughter,
Mrs. Fleming went after a new bind
er Tuesday.
Frank Nash brought home d new
binder Monday
Miss Ethel HINES returned home
from Eldorado last week.
Wash. Park visited Wesley Park
near passaic SUNDAY.
I'll. :. Schhchman, of Appleton sub
scribed for the TIMES.
Geo. Sampson is taking out coal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
GiiruII Court Proceed,nxs

{ s McLane VS. Orient Ins Co: YER
diet for defendant
Riley Nickols VS. H c n & F1 s Rv
Co; verdict for defendant.
Rachael Carey VS. Lewis Stoher:
continued by consent.
F H Luddington ct al VS. Mary 4
Shannon et al; judgement plff.
L Smith VS. l. H Never: iudg-
ment for plff.
Aaron Badgley vs. 4 l. Badgley ct
al; judgment for plff.
Mo. State Bank VS. Mary J Patten:
Judgment for plff
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
An Officers Strange Case.

Washington, June 19.-The prepa-
ration Of instructions to Ambassador
Bayard to make inquiries in regard
to the condition Of Captain ". c
Miner, { S. A. retired, brings up
again the fact that that officer who
is serving a life sentence in Brit
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
Female Outlaws Escape

Carthage, No, June 16,-May
Colv.n, the female horse thief, and
her partner, Mary Medsker, dug a
hole in the brick wall of the Jasper
county Jail last night, let themselves
down from the opening. distance
of twenty feet, by tying their blank
cts together for rope and escaped.
A posse is IN pursuit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-22
Big Flour Mill Eurned.

West Plains. Mo, June 19.-Gas-
away x Co.'S Touring mill at Potters-
vile in this county burned yesterday
morning. The origin Of the fire IS
unknown and the loss is 500 with
81. 500 insurance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-14

NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS.
~ trict court of the First judicial district oi
the state OF Montana, in and for the county
kst.te OF Benjamin w. Crowninshield. de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, exc.
cutor OF the last will and testament OF Benjamin
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with tho NJ cessary
vouchers within ten months sitter tho frat pub
the law OH CO Of Mssrena Eullsru. loon &. Gold
block. in the city Of Helena in tho county Of
be- ns the place Tor lis transaction Of Nh, III bnsi.
nets OF said estate in tho county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
.BUWDuIN HRADLEE CROwNINsH1ELD.
Executor Of the last will and testament OF hem
jamin W. Crowninshield, deceased.
Dated inlay ~, A. ID. 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-14

Dis MONIES, Iowa. juno l3.-The Inter
national Congress of Good Templars began
. meeting here last night In the presence Of
a large audience. DR.. l.. Il. Hutchins. the
hend Of the order OF lows, prssided. II 10
tho thirtv-sixth annual meeting of the
worlds Good Templars. Delegates ate
present from Europe. Asia. Africa. Austria
liza, the Islands OF tho Sea. besides Brazil.
Perm. Ecuador, Uruguay and every state In
the United states. In all thete are about
600, representing 600.O 600 members. Tho
aesaiOn laots ten days.