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s: A,en Island Boat Timetable.

To The EdItDr:
have read your notice In Saturdays Even
ing Worlt' relative to the dissatisfied resi-
den. OF Staten Island. The correct timetable
is as follows: In the evening the boats run half
hourly until 9 O'Clock. after which they make
hourly trips until ! o'clock. The theatre boats
which left New York at 1Lp p. NJ. and
1870 A. N. have been withdrawn end boats sub
stituted TO leave at IL P. VI. and IL midnight and
/ A NJ The ? 20 boat is the only one that doe.
not connect with trains on Staten Island
X. W. q. T. A
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will Patti Sing for the POOR
To the Editor:

Through the influence OF your esteemed paper
1t may he possible to induce the world-renowned
singer, Patti, to give a concert for the poor,
but nusio-loving. people OF New York City. who
would like dearly 10 hear her but who cannot
Arord 10 pay more than a nominal sum-say 20
cents per head. Why not enieavor to inaugurate
a concert especially for this class OF people! 1t
would be very gratefully received.
A LOVER OF MUSIC. But POOH.
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CoNKLING's PROTEST IGNORED.
Committees on Contests and Re-
turns Ready with Reports

The Committees on Contests and Cor
rected Returns o. the Board Of County
Canvassers met ttic morning. Both
prepared reports to the effect that they
have no power to go behind the returns,
and Alfred r. Conklings protests against
the admission OF the returns from GER
tain districts were ignored.
The Committees will make their re-
PORTS TO the Board, which will meet at
4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon to an
Eounce the result OF the count.
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New York's Park and Dock Com
missioners are apparently determined
that rs little public trust az possible
shall be vested in their public offices.
Otherwise there would have been no
need of a popular uprising to save Cen
tral Park. 1t would not be necessary to
protest against spelling Riverside
Parks water front. Battery Parks har-
Dor view would not have been ruined
and a riverside pathway along the new
speedway would be assured.
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Beautiful copies of Venus de Milo are
made in porcelain, the figures varying
from n to four feet in height. Occa-
sionally a good face is produced. but the
average Is more like the sleeping beauty
in butter than the original. Prices
range from SIS to $50.
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n of the best pieces OF labor news
printed I'm a long time was that which
THE Evening World" gave in a Pitts
burg despatch yesterday. 1t told Of a
settlement OF the sheet-mill wages ques.
ton. affecting thirty mills. and assuring
a Winters employment to 1900 iron,
workers. This settlement will help In.
calculably In bringing about the good
times which now seem near at hand.
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AS SOME EDITORS SAY.
A Suspicion About Brockway.

Brookvay is entitled TO bis defense and reason
able suspension Of Judgment until be oAn be
heard, but We suspect that the public is not very
far wrong In the estimate II has already made o..
the man Rochester Democrat.
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The Hon. Jake Patterson's Republican
followers assured him last night OF their
continued confidence. Pathos and poll.
tics formed the mixed drink upon which
the Caesar Of the Seventh District
thrtved for the time being. Has the dis.
position to spoil Its flavor vanished from
the district?
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LETTERS

fT1n cotr-n 70 for ne benesr Of e--yoofy ,sso
Ia, a complaint 70 ndte a grievance 10 v~euhRatc.
Information 10 gfty. a 9~tieston to cst or a paIiie
errioe 10 ddtnouHeIss. and HAo eaa pta ne idea
into iea tidA ~ V0rd< Long letters euaRo; b
prtniod
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From . Little Cook.

To the Editor:
My mamma gives me a penny every time I DO
nice cooking, she calls ne her cook, l can make
toast and a lettuce-sllad. and bake potatoes Just
rEht, There Sre three things about these dishes
You must use dry bread, and serve the toast hot:
dry the lettuce Well before you dress II. and
have a hot oven before you put Ia the potatoes.
HENRIETTA SUSSMAS, BeeknAn place,
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branches doing likewise. Hence the
promise OF prosperity Is general.
Prompt and rational treatment OF the
tariH by Congress will aid most ma
t~erially towards the fulhlment OF this
nrT1,Eua
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Ship Loses spars and Gear.

The ship Henry b. Hyde. Capt, Pendleton. which
arrived from CaletA DuenA to-day. after a voyage
Of eighty-four days, riportS that on Sept II. and
In lati .dde IS south longitude D. 90. q heavy
southwest squall suddenly struck the ship. ThS
jibboom. foretop-gAllant mast mAintop- gallant
mast and head Of mAintopmABt and miIIsn royal
yard. with all gear attached. we're carried away.
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or Course 1t VIII.
To the Editor:

TO IhH FIINDTs
Will IS cents be o, any service to you I hope
that Santa Claus will md all the poor little boys
and girls. NELLIE MARTIN.
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The Columbia aud the Canal Trolley.

wh!ls the wonderful record OF tire new cruiser
Columbia "a a great thing, the successful spplica-
ton q the trolley system 10 canal navigation will
have a much greater and more beneficial influence
on the commerce Of the metropolis and the nation.
-P!t,sburE Commerc!al.Ga1stts.
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Care Of the Even.

An oculist's advice is to never use tn
Eyes after. as he expresses 1t. one 'feeIS
them In ones work. las soon as YOU
become conscious that you have eyes,"
ne says. STOP whatever you are doing
and rest them"
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Your Mamma Is Right.


TO INC E1ItOF.
Please use the inclosed 90 cents for The Even.
ing world'E' chrstmas-Tree Fund. wish It
was s:5. My mamma says The Evening World
Is q very good paper. Your little friend.
RANCE SSE Harlem
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Jack the slasherS' who has been mys-
teriousiy spelling furniture in Washing
Ton residences. has at last done worse
mischief Than that. He has got the
washington police TO shooting.
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Gave the Bank Two Shakes.

To the Editor:
Ny little cousin and l gave our savings bank
two shakes, Two dimes came out. We hope they
will make . Merry Christmas for somebody.
LULU y LOUISE.
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Mayor-elect schieren has been making
good promises to the Brooklyn Young
Republican Club. But 1t is to the people
that he u keep his promises.
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newspaper business, and Is being severely punished
Tor s. doing For several years nov be has done
brr lli''r except make MONEY. IIoyt is an awful
EXAMPLE to other newspaper men cleveland
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1t is not related that the two Chicago
bandits who raised the limit on an Amity
J "a poker party last night, left even
Kitty's share behind. They were not
chIvaIrous robbers.
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Three Little Sisters nslp.

To Tie ElItOF!
Please use our IS cents to buy q it'll. Christ
mas box for some poor little girl.
THREE LITTLE SISTERS. RiYerhead, l. L
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Donated Her Candy Money.

l send the 10 cents ny papa gives ne for candy
TO make some poor childs Christmas sweet
RACHEL MORSE. NIllett street.
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Every Nickel Helps.

To the EdIl0r'
send you a nickel with a lot OF love,
BABY CLARKISGs.
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Bandits Hold Up an Electric Car.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-Ths noternan and con-
duetor on a coVington electric ear wsrs held ID
At LAtonla, Ky, at the sd Of the line late last
niEht and robbed Of their watches and 50. nsrs
were no paIssagsp In The car :
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To Buy q Tiny Doll.


10 tne rull9T.
Please use the inclosed 90 cents to buy a tiny
doll tor the Evening World" Christmas tree.
FROM a DOLL MAMMA.
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Cheers for santa Claus.

Please accept the Enclosed 30 cents, which l hope
will help to make a Merry Christmas for some
poor child. Three cheers for Santa Claus and
The Evening World" From DOT
OF Ons Hundred and Ihirty-tourth street
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II II q poor day in Barcelona that
does not witness a new routing OF THE
reds" Anarchy seems to have been
thriving on Spanish soil.
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Lucy Il Sorry.
To tn. Editor

Please accept my twenty-five pennies FOR the
ChristnAtTree Fund. l An sorry for the poor
children and glad TO be able 10 make one Of them
merry. LUCY CLARK, Newark.
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1t Is unfortunate that the Madison
Square Bank was not dissolved before its
deposits melted away.
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Her mind was Temporarily unbal-
anced for a time remarks a morning
contemporary. This is stating her mis-
fortune plainly.
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1t Is paradoxical but true that the
Rapid ransit Commission zoe. right
along without getting any further along
than IL was when IL started.
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Are the turned down politicians anus
ing themselves. At solitaire in the inter
WI before the next dealing Of the cards?
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Fined TO- Caring a C ri.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Nov 2s.-Mn Margaret
Weaver. the wealthy widow. charged with placing
Rita Bsyins. aged ten. In ar iron cage for spIr.
itualis;ic purposes. was fined SO and costs yestrr.
day. The ehiid wGS placed In charge OF the Anti.
CruaItv Society.
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again tomorrow. blessed are they who
expect nothing"
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No n wants to deprive silver of its
future The desire is only that 1t shall
not interfere with the nations future.
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Her Love for Them All.

To tbs Editor;
Give my love TO all the poor boys and girls in
New York, and buy one Of them something pretty
with the Enclosed 20 centA MAY. Jersey City.
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Up with Santa Claus.


TO The EdIIoT'
Ny papa said that Santa Claus must not be
turned down and gave me 90 cents TO help keep
him W. MAR l. ISCHER
Staten Island.
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. AZ evidence that Meno is really tied up
At Rio II may be mentioned that he Is
furnishing a knotty situation for Peixoto.
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A Dime and Good Wishes.

TO the EhltDTs
Here 10 one dime and 4 hundred good wishes for
the success OF the Christmas Fund. Sincerely.
A LITTLE GIRL.
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Tom Gouid's adjustable invandism.
sprung whenever q prosecution Is
scented. ought TO be pretty well played
out
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Some people are reckoning that Il is
q week TO Thanksgiving Day: others.
that 1t Is a week TO New York's great
football day.
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Prospects OF brisk times are reported
IN h dry-goods trade. II . q condition
In this country thAf one branch Of bust
ness doep not thrive without other
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Uso Ru YuI0ar.

M~anicuring has gone out o: fashion a
a short time & Then |"
was proper to have the appearance "
just come from the nail arusts
hands. Now. while neat fingers Gu.
hardly 20 ouI OF style, the excess "
polish and cut Is considered = wee -
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coneiseiy stated. Secretary Carlisle's
idea 10 the old and r u one. that the
dollar OF the people should be a real
dollar.
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Giri's Costnme IN Tan.

Here Is a girls costume in tan cloth.
trimmed with Russia braid; beaver cloak,
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A Merry Christmas for All.

10 III IuIluTF
I ineloSs . cents for the poor ehlldrsn for your
c~Anstmas-rrss Funa. hODlRS they will have .
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Mr.. Powderiy kept his powder dry.

Even the canal bids fair to achieve
rapid transit ahead Of New York.
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Penalty for n DesertIon.

Foo'hall Is no longer sport; 1t is trsg.ty-To
Lr!l Elate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

ported sticking out Of the water 5
miles ont abreast of here. The masts
are painted black and the boat has =
square sail 1t IS supposed to be tie
F. c. Leighton. of Port Huron, Capt
Calhoon. All hands are undoubtedly
lost.
CAPE CHARLES. Va, Oct. 17.-Sixteea
small vessels are ashore near Mulberry
Point and nine of them win be total
wrecks. Several lives We're lost and a
number of the sailors injured by being
caught under falling spars. The bark
Ravenswood is washed high upon the
shore at ChIcaimcomico. Three schoon-
ers were wrecked on Deals island and
two lives lost.
ST JOINS. y. F., Oct. 1.-THE Nor
wegian bark Martin Luther from Sid
ney for St Johns with ballast IS
ashore off Wash Halls, near Northern
Head harbor. Two Of its crew were
drowned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF JOHN Moon,
~ Deceased.
State OF Wisconsin, Grant County. SIS. County
Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate of John Moon,
deceased.
Letters of Administration in said matter hav
ing been issued to Richard A Pearce, on motion
of II. D York, his Attorney, it is ordered that
from this date until, and including the 22rd day
of March A. d. 1894 be. and the same hereby is,
allowed and limited. for the creditors. of the
said John Moon. deceased. to exhibit and pre-
sent TO this Court. their Gains and demands
against said deceased. for examination and
allowance thar such claims and demands will be
received by said Court, 1t the Court House. in
tho City OF Lancaster, IN said County at each
term thereof within said time. and said Court
win examine and adjust the same. at the Special
terms thereof. to be begun and held al said
Court House, or the All Tuesdays of December
1898 and March, 1874; and notice Of all which
shall be given. by the publication of this order,
under the above caption. for Four successive
weeks in the GRANT COUNTY HERALD, a weekly
newspaper published at the City of Lancaster,
in said County. the first such publication to be
within fifteen days from rs date.
By the Court,
32-35 GEO. b. CARTER,
Dated Sept. 23rd, %. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
NOTICE no CREDITORS or john CURTIS,
~ Deceased

NOTICE no CREDITORS or john CURTIS,
~ Deceased.
state OF Wisconsin. Grant County, SIS. County
Cour n and for said county.
In the matter Of the Estate of John Curtis,
deceased.
Letters testamentary In said matter having
been issued to William Curtis, of Hazel Green,
Grant County, Wis. on motion of Henry ".
Brown. Attorney, il Is ordered that from this
date until, and including the Sd day Of April
A. d. 1894 be- and the same hereby is, allowed
and limited. for the creditors. of the said John
Curtis, deceased, to exhibit and present to this
Court, their claims ana demands against said
deceased, for examination and allowance; that
such claims and demands will be received by
said Court, at he Court House in tie City Of
Lancaster, in said County, at each term thereof
within said time. and said Court will examine
and adjust the same at the General terms thereof,
10 be begun and held at said Court House, on
the Isl Tuesdays of January and april A. u.
1894 and notice of all which shall be given. by
the publication of this order. under the above
caption, for Four successive weeks, in the
GRANT COUNTY HERALD, a weekly newspaper
published at the City Of Lancaster, in said
Comfy. the first such publication 10 be within
fifteen days from this date.
BY the Court,
32-35 GEO. b CARTER.
Dated Sept g. '93. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

CoLUM8vs. o, Oct. 1G. William VIVA
len, colored man, has confessed to
Chaplain w. Il. Dudley. of the state
prison, that he was the author Of four
mysterious and brutal murders that
have been committed near Yellow
Springs. Green county. in the last year.
The victims We're William Koegler,
Louise Keys, Allen Wilson and an old
farmer named Huppings The frsttwo
We're murdered at the same time. All
were killed by blows from d dray pm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
10 BE GATED columbus paw

CHICAGO, Oct. 4-.Columbus day
is to be the official title of the closing day
of the exposition. 1t win be made the
occasion of the grandest and most i'm
pressive celebration in the history Of
the fair, President Cleveland and his
cabinet are to be invited to honor them
selves and the occasion by attending,
and the council of administration is in
structed to prepare programme befit-
ting its inheritance
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
WON THREE STRAIGHT.
The VigiIant Again OutsaHs the VaIlyris
and Secures the Prize.

-
and Secures the Prize.
New YORK, Oct 14.-For the third
time the Vigilant has passed the Val
kyrie and the Americas cup will stay
in this country another year With
plenty of wind, with a splendid sea
and an almost ideal day for yachting
the beautiful white boat passed the
line, and amid the blowing Of Whistles
the cheering of men and while women
waved their handkerchiefs the flagship
May hoisted the colors of the Vigilant
4 flash from the flagship May as the
Vigilant passed the line between her
self and the lightship was echoed and
prolonged by all the whistles in the
fleet The cheering filled the air; even
the wind, strong as it was, could not
blow this away. 1t was a magnificent
race, the finest seen in years. II is
impossible to say, with this rec
ord, which is the better boat in such
a wind as that of Friday Forty sec
onds on beat TO windward OF IS miles
and return is so close that the splitting
of the Nalkyrie's spinnaker might
easily account for it. The official time
at which the two yachts passed the
finish line was: Falkyrie, 3:53:52; Vigil
liant, S:5l;39; Vigilant winning by 40
seconds
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Legal Notices.
EsrATE-BAnNnr pouansnrr. Deceased.

ESTATE-BA RNEY DoUGHERTY, Deceased.
state Of Wisconsin, County Court Of Grant
Connty-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the General
term of the County court, 20 be held in and for
SAID County. at the Court House in the City of
Lancaster. in said County, on the LIST Tuesday
of November A. D. 1898. being the 7th day Of
November 1898 al the hour Of one O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following matter will be heard
and considered;
The application Of Annora Dougherty for the
appointment of an administrator Of the estate Of
Barney Dougherty, late OF the town Of Paris, in
Grant County, Wisconsin. deceased.
BY Order of the Court.
1876 GEO. b. CARTER.
Dated Oct. 9Th %. County Judge.
Buchner II GoodseH. Att'ys.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Doings in the House and Senate of
the Fifty Third Congress.
Measures OF Importance BEING Considered
In Both Branches-Bnl Extending
the Provisions of the Geary
Law Passed the House.


WASHINGTON, Oct I2.-In pursuance
of the policy announced last week
by Senator Voorhees, the senate has
been in session all night, the friends
of repeal being determined To keep
in continuous session until they force
a vote on the silver bill, and their op-
ponents being eq ally as determined
to keep on talking until a compromise,
at least, is reached
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-The senate
adjourned at Las this morning on mo-
ton of Senator Voorhees,. aad the fight
for unconditional repea! is over. After
failing TO get a quorum Senator Voor-
hees said he conceived he had done his
duty and therefore moved adjourn
ment, which was promptly carried.
The senate had been in continuous ses-
sion for more than forty hours, during
which time forty roll calls were made.
During the debate yesterday an amend
ment to the bin was offered by senator
Harris dem which provides for the
coinage of all the silver bullion in the
treasury into full legal-tender dollars
at the rate of 8, 600 GOO per month, and
IL was thought this amendment would
lead to a final compromise.
WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-In the senate
yesterday several amendments to the
silver-purchase repeal bill. were report
ed. A resolution to change the rules
in reference to compelling the attend
ance of absent senators went over In
answer TO an inquiry as to moneys Dor
rowed by the government since March.
1885, the secretary Of the treasury sent
word that no money had been bor-
rowed
WASHINGTON, Get I5.-In the senate
yesterday various important amend
ments to the rules were offered Sena-
tor Jones addressed the boay in opposi-
ton to the silver purchase repeal bill,
after which the senate adjourned
WAsHINGToN. Get 17.-In the senate
yesterday a bin was introduced to pro-
vide for the control of the Union Pa
cific and Centra Pacific railroads until
the debts due ana 10 fan due to the
government are fully paid up and Sc
cured. The silver purchase bill was
further discussed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
In a Keceiver,S Hands.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct 16.-The Ken
lucky & Indiana Bridge property,
bonded for S2,O0O,O0 and owned en-
tirely by Louisville parties, has passed
into the hands of receiver Default
of interest in first and second mortgage
bonds, amounting to $40, 000, made this
step necessary. Judge Barr, of the
federal court, appointed John Mcleod
racaivpr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
a R,o SI,ortape.

CINCINNATI, Oct Il. "A shortage that
may exceed $4,000 mas been discovered
in the local office of the Wells-Fargo
Express company. and Money Order
Clerk William r Orchard Is the fugi-
tive. lie left Saturday night for Chi
cago. and all trace has been lost He
is > years old, and has been a trusted
employee for seven years, having been
transferred from Toledo to this city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
NnmInated ID .ncceed ChInman.

DETRoIr, Mich, oct l7-The First
district republican congressional con-
vention was held at Germania hall
Monday afternoon. On the second bal
lot James II. Stone, eX-internal revenue
collector for this district, received
twenty-five votes to his opponents
fourteen, and the nomination was made
unanimous. The convention was held
to nominate a successor to Logan J.
Chapman, who died a couple Of months
aUO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The exchanges
at the leading clearing houses IN the
[ nited States during the week ended
yesterday aggregated 1908. $40, 297
against S909. $40 755 the previous week
The decrease, compared with the CORE
sponding week. in 1872. was %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Killed by His Brother.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Oct l7.-Near Te-
cumseh Charles Prumner, an Indian
policeman, attempted to arrest his
brother Abe for being drunk and dis
orderly, and when Abe drew a revolver
and began shooting his brother was
obliged to XIII him in self-defense. The
fight took place in a country store.
Richmond Carolina, a bystander, was
killed by living bullet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
KilIed Himself ana mi, Child.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct l6 -Crazed
by his wife's persistent refusaI to again
live with him, Haven f. VIM visited
her home Sunday and during her alb
sence cut the throat Of his infant SON
While the child's screams were ringing
in his ears he killed himself with the
same weapon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
One Bullet Kills TWO Men.

OKLAHOMA CITY. I. r., Oct. IA In a
drunken fight at camp meeting near
sacred Heart on Monday Deputy Mar
shall Charley Bruno fired a shot at his
brother Abe. The bullet passed clear
through Abe's body and struck another
man, killing both instantly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Pounded to Death by His wife.

New York, Oct. IS George Dunn,
an engineer at the Marlborough hotel,
died Sunday morning from injuries re-
ceived at the hands of his wife Satur-
day night. lie came home and found
her intoxicated. A quarrel followed
and Mrs Dunn attacked him with a
hammer, fracturing his skull in TWEEN
fu-si Y tnlacns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-26
Three Commit suicide.

BooNvILLE, Mo, Oct. l6.-Andrew
Decline, farmer, committed suicide
by blowing his brains out with shot
gun Saturday. sunday morning J. D.
Hunt, also a farmer, followed Docbne's
example. A woman, name unknown.
drowned herself sunday IA the La Nine
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