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The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
FELL EfEtTy ..E-L~r

ST. Louis. Aug. by the overturlirl:
Of Il scatfol'i on which they were AT work
eighty fee; above the sidewalk at the
new elevator building. corner of Mound
and Main streets. Charlie; II. Frederick
and Albert Bert"n We're prrcipifattl to
tie ground. Frederick WAS Instantly
killed. He WAS twenty-five years old,
unmarried. and boarded AZ :;I4s Cover
avenue. Berton's left leg was broken.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
MAY SrIsIKE.

Trrl" Hantr, Ind. Aug .2:::.-rhc Evans.
will" Il Terrc ilaut" railroad Inundated
their mrnthly pay roll today with checks
and announcing in Il circular to their cm.
ployrs that this was made necessary
from inability to get funds in New York
The men found the checks non-urgotia.
BILE ut I'll" banks and the switrhmcn hay,
struck. Freight trains are at II stan,
still and Il general strike may go into
effect tomorrow. The engineers AM, fire
men are also understood to br up in
arms and the outlook for general troubl,
Tomorrow among all classes of cmpoyc.
is serious.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
ARARS nrA,nIu

London. Aug. 23-A special dispotch
to the Times from Zanzibar saws that tho
Arab soldiers stationed at the outlying
port OF Nlsnlnyoo. ON the island OF that
name" hav" rrvoltcd and killed the agent
ni III" East Atrira company at ;ht place.
Inc Arabs threaten TO destroy the town,
an' the steamer krnai, which is low
there. The British cruiser Blanche has
gone from Zarzibar to u,rll tho il.srr-
rrciOn
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
NEGKOE.S MAY EIsE

birmingham, Ala, Aug. -. Last
week Monro" Smith made an uns,.carss-
full attempt 10 outrage Mrs. DE Sears.
near Old Spring Hill. He escaped and
fled To the swamrs. lie returned home
to-day and was captured \ mob in
t'r'"pt'sl the sheriff. and taking Smith.
h'lli% linn t" Il tree and ril'llrsl his car
r'Ss with bullets. The negroes, who
greatly "nnnmhrr the Whites are great
ly in'rnSr,l. and ncighhul'ng towns ar,.
asked 4" send assistance as trouble is
greatly feared
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
no INSURED pRopERIY.

Riwabik. MIMI, Aug. 23.-So far as
known not a dollars worth of insurance
is HOW in force on the Mesaba range.
Immediately after The fire of June Is.
when the villages of Virginia and Merritt
We're burned. the Insurance companies
Cancelled all policies. The business men
are naturally anxious TO have insurance
renewed. and as far as Biwabik is con-
cernetl, there seems to be no good reason
why insurance should not be written.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
ONE MORE AIvn1,>-cE,n

Aberdeen, s. d.. Aug. 23'.-Hon. N. 2.
Bromley of ltedtirll has announced his
candidacy for Il place on the supreme
bench. making total of six Republican
candidates from II is dictrict, viz: SEN
Htor kchnehy Of Aberdeen. Senator Burtt
of Huron. Judge Pcpurtt nf Clark. Mr..
Dillon of Pierre, Mr.. BROMLEY and Cir
cult Judge Fuller of Faulkton. although
the latter is not q candidate in the strict
scEsp of the word. as he is bcin, pushed
O.; hi. friends without any app. rent
acquies.rtice Oh lis part.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
POLISH CONTENTION

ST. Paul. Aug. 2:'. \ convention of the
Polish Catholic Benevolent S;"irtirs Of
the nit"'l States will be- held in ST.
Paul Sept. II. and continue for thrc. or
f"'lr days. Tmrr" will hr delegates from
all N"r th" country. and il i; expected
that some of the foreign visitors at Chi
Gag" will attend. The arrangements for
til" convention are not yet complete, but
ii is "Aprrt" that the headquarters Of
tn" visitors will br at the Clarendon
h,,t 4
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
)SIOBDSIIED I,I,ApJ,n

l."av"hw"rth. Kan. Aug. ~ ~. Matters
w'r" 1T Il slanI>tIi in tine North I..avrn.
worth shaft to-day. Fifty nrgro"s who
arrived Saturday to work III III" north
'lG'ii We're threat 'n',l and some left for
home. Bloodslird is looked for. as it il
asserted that many of the strikers are
armed, III" tender of the shaft unlrr
threats of obstruction to his home. re-
fused To turn Il wheel
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CRICIlETS IN rn,N

Decatur. H.. Aug. 23 Farmers south
of Decatur air b.c"u irg much alarmed
over til" appearance Of myria,ls of crick-
cts in their corn fields The corn has al
ready suffered greatly from the dry
weather and now they fear the cricket
will finish The crop. The crirkrts come
into the city in SwnrnIs AT night md arr.
killed by the electric lights by thou
sands.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
STOCK INCREASED

N.oEuk. Iowa. Aug. CIV. W. Bald
Vi in. president. and y. T.. Jarvis. assist
ant secretary. to-day filed an anr;riru.nt
article. Incorporating: the 81. Louis. Keo-
kuk n Northwestern Railroad company.
increasing III" capital stock from SS.uD.-
800 to S2D.tsD.NW. R.-.nt extensive. i'm
rroyeil"n's near ST. Louis i, ti,. reason
Of the Increase
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SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS

Denver, Aug. 23.-An evening paper
yestcrda, says that William r. Perry,
ex-clerk Of the co, nty court and well
known politician, is short $4,000 in his
accounts as trustee. of the various es-
tates. Mr.. Perry is III Europe at present.
His friends admit that things are badly
mixed, but assert that there is no short
age. The county attorney will probably
begin an investigation soon.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
MIlI.l,ISI.,IA

Louisville, Ky. Aug 2222-An Ohio e.
Mississippi passenger train from st.
Louis and Chicago, was wr1..k ID by u
defective switch at Thirty-fst and Mont
S"In"ry streets at 1:"O II. IN. \ day
coach. II Pullman and IL Wagner sleeper
wrr" thrown in the gutter I'ul;In,:. Con-
'lnri"r Brown. g. H. Wilson. of the Mis-
souri, Pacific: &. II. Elliott. Il tr;lnsirr
agent, and Il child wcr. Slightly bruised.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
EOINn DIAMONDS

Sioux Falls. $. d.. Aug % Mrs
Burt. w.lo lives in the western part Of
the city, claims to have made a very val
uablc find of diamonds aud is advcrtis-
ing for the owner. She says she was
walking Oh West Twelfth street when
she notice ii IL small package half-rovered
with dust and lying in the road. She
picked it up and found that it contained
ii diainDnl necklace. two diamond screws,
IL dinmond ring and diamond bracelets
She says that the whole display is worth
Sl(JW
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
Sril1;I. ~ nl,\.Nr1.

D,n'cr, Aug. - One hundred men
employed on the So w,rs of the city have
struck bcr#us. Contractor IIindey re-
duc''l their wages to $40 per day
Special meetings of the city council and
board of publ, w"iks have been called
the synlail,ic, of llios, bodies being with
the men. 1t was not deemed that wages
would lac cut so low when the city let ,,,e
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
MEIRpER Sl.Sl.L. vrEn

Grand Forks. ~ d.. Aug. y, Coroner
R"unrssillr is lrr!,!ing an inlu"S, ut
l.arim"I,' ON the body of Thomas Hrc..-
nan. a f"rn"r living north Of Larimnrr
who wa> found dead 'n the Great North
"r, r"nu. The train had pissed OVER lis
body. l';t III" authorities su> pt.rt the body
had been placed On the rails 10 hide tlr.
crime of robbery and murder.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Lates u S. Govt Report
&&!A!:'!:!! e! Bski4@ BS%s:@7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WANT VENGEANCE.

R"mc. Aug. %. Crowds shouted in
the streets "f this city brtwrrr s and IL
O'Clock last evening. In Genoa ami
French demonstrations wcr" i'll progress
throughout lhr evening TIN, riot, rs
burned an omnibus and many street
booths. Many of them were arrested.
The efforts uf thu police To restrain the
crowd was only inrns,lrally successful.
In Naples several collisions between po-
lice and anti-F'rrnrll agitators have taken
place. The people were marching in the
streets ut I'D O'Clock shouting for VEN
gruEce on France
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
SERVED I,I1I RIGHT.

Titlin. Ohio. Aug - -. w illi:ln Ensei. Il
wealthy farmer living five miles north OF
this city. drew 500 from IL bank and
placed the money i'll an ron safe in his
home saturday night. During the night
masked robbers broke into the house and
compelled him 10 surrender the cash To
them
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
STRUCK BY A TRAIN

Dysart. Iowa. Aug 23-While Ear
hart Bittner was returning from town
bis team was struck i.y the east
bound passenger train on Burlington.
Cedar Rapids Il Northern and he was
killed. The entire skull was torn off and
his brains scattered along the track One
horse WAS killed and the wagon and hay
rack We're scattered along the track in
pieces. He was married last February
and his young wife is almost craZed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
DPtIWNEn

La Crosse. Wis. Aug 23.-Hubert
Breeze of Brownsville was drowned to
day SIX miles below town. where he WAS
employed OIL government work lie at
tempted to swim across III" river and
sank with no one Lear. ii. was :, broth
er of Capt Herman Breeze. a We'll known,
riyerman.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CEMETERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

v
Minneapolis. Aug. -. The seventh an
n,iil convention of The American AsSoci::-
ton of Cemetery Suprrintrndrn.s was
opened allSl,irinl.Sly in th'. ladies ordinary
of the West hotel. with more than the
usual nufnhrr of Inrl;hcrs in Attendance,
c"liSdcrin" that il WAS the first session
The mornin. was devoted to organization
and IL discussion of mr,lnis
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
SKIPPED.

Osder,. Utah. Arg. .3-To-.lav a war
raAt was issued for the arrest of Alfred
ii. Nelson. formerly secretary anl n:Il-
ager of the Ogden Bnildin. am! 81, ,ings
association of this city. for cmb..zzlemeut
Of funds. The estinatcI short ~. is
about S1::.MU. Nelson aud family lef;
for parts unknown c;rly this morning.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
pIANS nI, SI,AII.ns

Nct"ria. Il g.. Aug 81. Tn. latest
ruInnr concerning the future operations
Of sral,rs is that YokolIan, will b.. the
headquarters of the industry instead of
Victoria. all fleets from the province"
.'isIhg Japan wlis their hoin" while.
continuing 10 iiy ;hc British fa.. 1t is
riilnr'l that time and profits ..;in be
>:,vfri hy This arrangement Ortli.rng
will be inrAprn>iv" in Y"kn!Ialna
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
I.LI;n TluNS

Paris. Aug. ..:;. Corrected returns
from >nrn,. of the electoral districts made
Il slight change in the result. of tn" gem
rr:il elections for the chamber of d.pu-
ties. ILL" figures now show ::;15 Rcpul,-
licalS, ID sorialists-l Radicals and So
rialisfS. 13 Con>crvatrucrs Rallies and
5G Conservatives. Second ballots are
necessary in 40 districts.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CANADIANS AIl.Iyr

Chicago. Aug - \ convention of
prominent F'r-nchiurn from all rarls Of
H.. t'nitcd States and t:inaL:, was called
to or'Irr i'll Apollo hall by r. C. Harbour
Of Chicago. After Il characteristic ad-
t;.->s .! welcome by Mayor Harrison
the convention proceeded with the rn,l-
tine Of org: niZaticn.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

viro4ua, Wis, Aug. "a distressing
accident occurred here yesterday Mrs.
Levi Cole. a twelve-year-old son and in
fant boy were out riding in an ordinary
road cart. when their horses became
frightened and dashed them to the
ground. The infant was killed and the
mother and boy We're so badly injured
that it is feared neither of than will
E,a
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
MORE. SMALLPOX

Murcie Ind. Au:: Eth" humber Of
SMALLPOX cases here increased TIRE. To-
day. the victims beiI z Aii..rt Gs.iSt and
wife ard Frank S'rv":l>. This makc>
the total ri:htc.i.. 4 I.'-; house is bcin.
crrta.. and TIE imfcrt,.! ii.'ri,.t has
been iu:.r:,ntilicd. y" deaths lav. Yet
resulted from the disease.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
ItEt,l'E.%S.

st. Paul. Aug. 2:'.-llm Peoples Bank
Of ST. Paul resumed to-day. An a.rrr-
ncnt has been entered into between the
bank and the '!cposii"rs whereby the lat
ter gave til" bank an extension of time
i"r the payment of their deposits. I'll"
bank has money to meet all demands
which NAV b.. made un it,
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
KILLED HY A Rail-,

Chicago. Aug. ~. p. While playing base
ball yesterday afternoon Peter Hylund
WAS struck on the back of the. neck by
II ball from the hands Of the pitcher and
almost instantly killed. His neck was
broken and lie died without uttcring u
word Edward J Carter. the pitcher
who threw the ball. was arrested.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CHOLERA IN EIHOpE

E"mc. Aug. 2l--Tcn n.w rases of
Cholera and six deaths were r.,.nr.leI in
Naples in the las, tw-mty-four hours.
the outbreak in CAMPO Basso is confined
10 tt.e town of Fossato
Vienna. Aug. 2!.-To-lay's cholera re-
turns from Gaiicia .how :, decided de-
crease i'll the epidemic.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
POSTAL AEEAIHS

Washington. Aug. 23.-Soutl. Dakota
postn,is'ers have beer appointed as fell
lows: Minnetonka Fall Hivcf county.
J. NJ. Brady: Turley. Silly county. Her
lnan Lsndaw. Mail service between
Geneva and Owatoi ma has been increased
to thre.. times 4 week
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
cHL.I,nI.EE su.EIr

Washington. Arg. 23-Tlm president
has i>sur,l his proclamation. opening
Cherokee strip to settlement III he hour
"f II orl.,'k. noon. central STANDARD
time. S,.fur,lay. Sept. li.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
DARING; RpRRE.EY

City of Mexico. Aug. IA daring and
successful robbery was perpetrutc.l in this
city Friday night. The jcwclry store
known as ,li,. City of New York was
entered and robbed of several thousand
dollars worth OF goods. The clerks have
been arrested OH suspicion
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
FISiIr,K GEA AZTt'D EAu.

Sioux Falls. s D.. Aug. 23.-.JuIyc +.
X -Aikens has granted bail TO DIR. A. NJ
Fisher III the sum of S5.'nD. Fisher has
been working for bail for several weeks.
He says he will be able To secure the
necessary bonds. There is nothing new
in the Crandall bail matter. and his
friends have about given up hope of So
curing hi; release in this way.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
T,flJIF.I.'I

Decatur. Ind. Aug. 2:;-Station Agent
NJ. VI. Mo*irr. of the Chicago & Erie. at
this place. WA; knocked iow... gagged and
tied hand and fnut willie II robbcr went
through the Office. grttii. Sl2O of the
company money.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
NA1IRAI G:AS

Lexington. Nv. Avg 2:;-., we'll drill
ct struck larg. tlnw Of natural gas
fifteen miles from here. HEAR K..nr. ut
l"ptL of 1iS feet. The gas hls been
fsht'-l and tie rres,sur'. is 80 i.:lt rnat
the flame shoots .tarl. It hundred feet
b., u;r
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
{ !,I'SlII.'ID

Minneapolis. Aug .2::. This morning
Anton Hrn'rirkScn. IL labor"r employed
by Winston Bros. Oh he ln'v n. II The
Great Northern tracks on il. E-l>t SIDE.
WIS almost instantly liIr,i l.y a falling
ok liz.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
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SI,I.IDIS l'lJAI,t,J'S

Columbus. Ind. Aug. 2e2 Charges of
immoral rolnlur; wrr" to-day filed against
William j. Griffin. county superintendent
of schools, alleging improper relations
witt an UNNAMED woman Griiiu say
it is Il conspiracy To ruin him.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
llDL DAISDN

Newport. Ark. Avg. - -. Saturday Lee
Bentley. Il vouL. farmer. seeing th'lt his
wife WAS about to die. swallowed lan,la-
mum with fatal effect. His wife breItl;ei
her last soon after he had expired. They
are to bc buried 1o.c.i.,r
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
ElRL,ST I,IDE

Baldwin. Wis. Aug. a:;.-Forc.t fires
have been ragin. or all sides Of Wood
vile to-day. Four hundred men are
fighting it. The damage at present can
not be ascertaincd. but it is large.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
AlllI-I -Iu"I'I.II

Trenton. y. d.. Aug. y. Mrs Matte
Shann WAS this morning acquitted of the
charge of numbering her son John Sham
She WAS accused of having caused his
death by administering incrclrial poison
to obtain the insurance upon his life
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
A CLOSE. CALI.

Waukcsan. H.. Aug. .::;-Eleyen frame
houses and one brick house were de-
>troycd by fire last night Ii was thought
at one time that the entire town would
be destroyed. bnt tlI.. fire was checked
just in time. The loss was $2j.GD.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
clIIInri.x rI.nNEn

Rois" Idaho Avg y; Al Caldwell
today III" hon>. Vi - flInilv i.alnc,l
BE- "ksl ire. Etly flom Missouri. WAS
burned Two children. as..l four ai:,i
lwo years. wcr" burned tc death.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
VOLCANO

Tacoma. Wash. Aus. PA party who
have just returned from an ascent of
Mount ST. Helenes report that the
mountain is an active volcano. The
climbers experienced distinct earth
quake.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
DROWNED

Clay yton, y. u. Aug. 2l.-Willis Miller.
of the firm of Frank T. Miller a. Son.
Cincinnati. Ohio. was drowned in the ST.
Lawrence at Thousand Island Park.
where he was spending his vacation.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
WAGES I;I:DICI;I

Peru. Ind. Aug ..:;. The In,iana
Manufacturing r"InIany. ON. of the
largest wood working establishments in
Iii" West. to-day made n general re-
imc,ion Of ~ per cent alnon. -bU EN-
Iluy.>.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
GIFTED i.Y I..II,l..

Denver Colo. Aug -. The main
building of tie McIh"r e. MrGinlity
Lumber company. of W"Zrc and f.igh.
trentll streets. WIS gmttrI by fir. this
morning. Tn. damage to machinery and
building was S:,5.lOO Insured
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CLOSED I%n,.I,IvJ1,,.1 v

Dover. y. H.. Aug ~: Varng.s Il
M"ohy'> Sh"" shop at Alton. which has
had Il pay roll of SSItDD yearly for len
years. closed last night Indefinitely bc-
cause of inability To max" collections
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
REsUI..- AZ a SHAM RATT1. =

I.T-SI 7 y SlIAM B-A I.E.
Portland, Ore, Aug. 21.-Ciur..s f..
Mason, u young bo"kkeeper. lied ter..
last evening Il result OF 4 would in
the back received from Il blank cartilage
fired ia Il sham battle. The firing was
promiscuouS. a:ii it is not known who
fired the fatal shot.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
No PLACE FOR vAGS

Redwood Falls. Mimi. Aug. d.
Tramp, now give this city wide berth,
the city council having established Il
chain gang. and every drunk and v:.sraut
is nut 10 work on the street
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
DESTI:nYEnE. EInE

Winlock. Wash. Aug. y: The busi-
ness portion Of tiii- town WAS dc:Iroycd
by fir. carly this n.oIniEg. The losses
aggregate $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
i. NEWSPAPER S.-s,,I,NbS

Marquette. Mi H.. Aug :.::;-'i'l,r Mar
rurrrr daily Till. ;. al afternoon paper.
suspended publication to-day after Il
'.ll"ckrr.d Two years career
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
SIIC'IDE on, A MERCHANT

Portage. Wis. Aug. 10 Paul Scilll-
man. Il wealthy merchant of this city,
fatally shot himself last night, NJ cause
is assigned for the deed
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
THEY WILL PAY BY CHECK
ACTION TAKEN DY THE ELIIV ATOR
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.

With the CO-OperntiOn of the Miilcrs
the Elevator Men Will. bH the Pny-
ment of Checks, Handle the New
Wheat Crop.
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26
CRIMINAL.

George Bradley. "a years old. COM
mitted suicide by disemboweliins him
self at Pittslield, Mass.
A. W. Dunllam killed his Wife ut
The Dickinson press., 1893-08-26

Condensed Record of the business
nrinE TrnEAartcd by our National
Ln,v-mn mnkcrs--ROutinc Report Day
by Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
HUsTINGS COrnr.
Many True Bills Found by the Grand Jury.
Names OF the victims

The January term OF tie grand jury Of
the hastings court convened yesterday
with Mr.. Charles l.. Stokes as foreman.
After a thorough consideration Of tire
various charges laid before them they
found the following forty true bills of in
dctment, seventeen of which were as fol-
lows:
Felonies-WilIiam Colen-an, malicious
assault upon William Webt; Archer Do0-
son, fclonicusly and burglaTiOusly break
lng into the dwelling house of Major =.
callahan Ia the night time and committing
Iarceny; Antonio Frederick, attempting an
assault upon Mary Appergon, colOred
girl twelve years Of age; John Frisby, fe-
loniously and burglariOusly breaking into
the dwelling house OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart at
night, with irtent to commit larceny; John
CiDlin. felOniOusly and maliciously as
saulting. stabblng and wounding Peter
johnson alias James Sakas; George Glib
lin, same cffense; Samuel Harvey. felo-
niously and burglariously breaking into
and entering in the night time the house
Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart with intent TO commit
larceny. Peter Johnson alias James Sakas,
feloniously ard maliciously cutting and
wOurding John Gibin also for simillrly
assauting George Gibln; William jack
son, felOnioIsly and maliciously assault
ing Mary l.. Douglas, Richard tsaa 3,
stealing a silver watch from +. J. Ballard;
Henry Irving, feloniously and malicipusly
cutting and wounding Fleming Brown
Mary z. Mason alias Kate Dorsey (2), fe-
loniOusly and burglariously breaking into
the dwelling-hOuse OF Stephen Putney and
Mrs. Mary ]. Gwaikin and committing lar
ccny; William RLfiin. stealing a wa-cn
ana chain and several other articles from
the person Of r. n. Lawrence; Charles
Vest, stealing Il gold watch and cham
from Mrs. Joseph Aliard, Jr.; Thomas
Nancy. felonioCsly and burglariously
breaking into the dwelling-house II Rob-
ert Hinton in the night time and stealing
N.o1 in money belonging TO Robert Hin
ton.
Misdemeanors-Mal Allen (9. Thos.
Carter William Cheatham alias William
Carter, Joseph Clark alias John Brown.
George Ellis. John Frisby Frank George
alias FERGUSON, Samuel Harvey, William
Haskins, John Jones. Mary Miller alias
Alice Cooper Margaret Morris, p. NJ.
ODonnell, William RufFn O., K. c. Rod
man, Anthony j. Sterndorf. Joseph Skip
with, William Taylor, Aldonna Villa MS.
Samuel Wise, Thomas Watkins alias
Brooks, Jacob Rose nblCCm