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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Gin SebensmI6er.
Der r6tRfelhafte elbitmoro Don E. .. Ghur4
Don Direinien in Sores Potel.

@m Sonnaben6 betrat Elm Mann Sores
6oteL un6 etrug ietnen Nan1en ais s. o..
G6urcb bon @barle3topn, SO. 8a., in bas
6oteLbucb Elm. @r er6telt bas 3tmmer
SEQ. 1913 5uertbetlt. Otan IieB BEN Wfanrt,
ser iic6 auf ieinem 3tmmcr belt, bis
Montag, aIio 9eitern, Jta3mittag unbez
belligt. QlIs borgcitern bas bem3tmmer 3uerz
tbetlte 9otelmdbcben bas 3immer OeS ei9enz
tbimLicben Safes betreten tpolte, 0ffnete
lie bic Tbir unb benz WGb9en bot ltb Elm
re6t ionberbarer Nnblid. 0aB 3immer
mar nit "pop corn un6 Sa6af iibers
itreut un6 6er 8epobner enti6ulbigte ii3
fir ictn NegIig6zG Coffin, boB er i6neu
nocb orbnen pOute, bann fOnne ie uauf7
rGumen".
Man IteB Sen ion6erbaren @ait 6ann
tpie6erum bis geitern Wforgen aaetn. st
bate bic Tbir Dffen 9elaiien, unD alS
9eitern boS 6auSmGbcben na3 Deri6iebaz
mem &lopfen ben S6ir9rtff bre6te, eut>
billie iicb t6r beim Seffnen ber Sbir Elm
entIeblicbes 8ilo. Ser @aIt Lag tobt i'm
8ette un6 bic per3errten 3iige bes Gobten
lieBen einen furdbtbaren SDbesfampf abnen.
Sin berbetgerufener Qtr3t erfldrte ben
@ait na6 fur5er llnteriubun8 fir tobt.
Die 9oLt3et tpar ebenfauS balb 3ur Steue,
un6 in Ser 9ufna6me beS Gbatortes ipiela
ten cine 9eIeerte 9auOanumz Sloi6e u1t0 Ser
0teit bon @6tSfeD in einem @Iaic Die
6auptrole. Die Slai9e, tpelcbe bas 2auz
bonum ent6ieIt, 5ei8te mod einen 3eit bcs
@tfteS un6 ltar6 auf bem @ai6tii3 I'M
8er5i9e beS S9lGfers. Ser S6luB elmer
ScLbitDerglftung lag aIio iebr nabe ultO
gait fir bic 8oli3et au9 ais enb9iiltig.
On Dem Spiegel bes 3irnmcrS fanb ii6 Elm
3ettel nit Der Aufi6rift yetn Sal ton
&ranfbett" angeftedt, tpel6e Die Selbitz
morbt6eprte beitGtigte.
Die 9eicbe uurbe nacb Der County
Mtorgue gebra6t. @bur3 ipra3 nacb ieiner
Nntunft I'M 6otel nit tetnem BET 9otels
beamten un0 lieB iib in Der &Otunoa ubers
boupt ni9t ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Gt4t Ttbtnteer
SOIL Sen Oampfern Sen Wa6erpfao
sur Qustellun9 erleu9ten,
Die ero6e eIectriide Sojen<1nloee ser Sun=
oes=Reeierun9 ferti9.

Die 8ur6esregierung bat am Sonnaben6
lire Misunderstanding bur6 cine Nnlage
pplenbct, tpelcbe ben practiibeu gtl1ben
Der electrti6en Beleudbtung bes Seepfaoes
fir bic QusiteuungS99 ompfer nit iid
brtngt. 9urb cine 9tetbe bon iecbSe6r
eLectrtiben &telenli1tern mtrb fiinfttg Die
MaiieritraBe bet mdd5tigen 9arnpfer be-
Leu6tet ietn, un6 3ebn Weilen i'm ltmfan9
iperoen Die ftrablenOen 9eudten tbren ma
gti9en S6tmmer Derbretten.
Ser 6aupttbetl bteieS, 2ibt auf unge-
3Gblte Wtetlen ipenbenben NpparateS be-
itebt in einem Sabel, tpeldes Die 9t6tz
8oten trG9t uno Dter5ebn Wfetlen lang lit.
9ds itGblerne Sau ptegt aIetn SO, 200
Yfunb unb fpitet Dem Snfel Sam $25, 900.
Die Nrbeit Ser 2e9ung bieies &abelS unb
Der 8eranterung ber 8Dien bat me6r ais
iieben Sage tn Nniprucb ge1ommen unb
geibab u11ter Capt. 8. Wplcott Quarts BON
Dem 8oot vglartbet" unb etneln icbperer
Sla6bDote aus. @enige Der 9ampfer>
pailagterc nuBten tpDbl, alS fte an ienen
S%abr3eugen noriiberfubren, baB 6ie 8unz
besregierung bier etne resulGre &abel=
legung norrabm, benn bic Sacbe tpuroe
iebr gebeim gebalten, tpabr16einli6, Inn
ben beporitebenben @lan3effett nod tpirt>
iarter 5u macben.
Sammtltbe Der electrii6en 8oien itnb
an benz &abel befeittgt ur6 unter6alb bel>
ielben burb 1900 Bfunb 8elaitung perz
antert. 0te 2i9ter liegen ie 800 Norbs
ausetnanber, unb bic 9inte 3iebt it3 bon
ber 2anbung am MustelutgSplab n0rbli6
bis gu einem Punft tpeitIicb bon Der 6Doe
Parf Station BIN, bann tpenbet ie itcb in
geraber 9tnie nprbpeitLi9 gum 2anbungs>
plab an Der Safe Sront. 0te v8ojen" be-
iteben in boben, rotbangeitri9enen 8foiten,
uno bic 2etcbtfraft elmer ieben 2arnpe lit
100 &er3en fart. Qlu6 BET benz bicbtelten
gtebel ipu bon elmer 8oie aus Die nG6ltz
gele9ene it6tbar ietn. Die 9ibtfraft>8erz
iorgung erfol9t burcb 6aS rieitge &abel bon
ber @eltauSiteaungs : &raftftatton aus.
9as &abel lelbit ltegt nur 30 SUB tief i'm
Waiier, eS lit NUT ettpas iiber etnen i3oQ
bid un6 ent6Glt iteben 2ettun9SorGbte.
9ie 9t9ter itnb @lilblampen uno feline
8ogenlt6ter, unb Sic 2egung 6es &abels
erfolgte III StreGen bon ettpaS mebr ais
bret Wtetlen. Die Seranferun9 unb 8e>
ieittgung Der Die PfGble tragenben 8oteu
mat Deretts 1ertt9, ais Dte GTpeottIon IN
See ita3. Ser gauge Qpparat lit BON Ser
8unbesre9ierung fir Staten SSsIanb be-
itimmt, UNI Die W68libfett unb bte 8orz
tbetle Der electrii3en 6afenbeleu61un9 barz
3uiteaen. Die Qlnferttgung 6es electro
te6nii9en Sbetles bteier &nlage itano
unter s. SO. 6enrp.
SIM 9aufe bieier 8o6c mtrb bteIeIbe an
Capt. %. g. S3lep ais 8ertreter ber
8unbesre9terung ~iiber9eben tperben. Sen
8etrteb miro bann Der Martne : Sfftcter
Sobn S. 8rtce bon Ser 8unbeS. Mdrtne,
Der Snipector OeS 8. 2cubttburmz 0tftrtcz
teS, iibernebmen. ST enttparf ben YGan
fir bic Nnlage i'm December 1892, unb
bur6 bic 8emibungen bes Setretdrs
@bans bon ber 0eu3tt6urm~ 8eb0r6e gez
lang es, Die n0tbt9e 8ewtui9un9 bonn @onz
greB gu erbaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 Oft=Ranoolph=Stry
,So;Srha, cy-o,,FI;,- ,,,S 90 orfet.EStr06A

Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 254 o. tz3an6olph=Stry
spii9eu 5ranflir= unb Martet'StroBs
Gbtcogn, SIs..
empfieDlt meme Senoun9en oon
9(edIten boH. WtaatieS S3arin9et,
gLedlteu 10 ltphGIil Gcu Sd1infett,
SraulId ) ~. GctGeInttrnrit SdIatttt,
S~Sciijtcr Srarffmrter Srnttol lrit IN Stt@fenI
sJsarimirtcw Nal, tprcIet, SadIs,
9Scd,tcn, fctnitct Sr0b1ttter Sar0euen,
2lppetitSilO, SSieIer Sprottet,
Ncrlpcgild)etG 9IsdDcois, ruth. Satottes,
Ssdutb, 81 l=S96riRg e1tlt, WttIdDaer S6ttt9et1
sam. &a0tar, @Gnsteber=paftcten,
Ssrans. SaroiIcS, GhaItpt9tots
ttngariId ,cnt u oicrzDaprifa, @pbmIautet,
Scans. @rbicu, SIiGett, &apett,
3ifeISprfcr Semf, 2SetmeifiS,
&lealtcn Sli0elGI, NopTtUI,
NeG,fetI &int5ccrIaft, Stttbeereit9,
Hrifd1ct cistg ettG u tenn 6lineI. Stgtuer,
NcGIfent &iebt9'S VIetIG1ertraft,
29editcl,t dDittcI. tii.o ran. S1ec,
Teititcr 8ariaa=8bccolaoe, &6fao,
SF:tn|tent Sa0a=, Gtoffa= 1tio 6to=SsaMee,
g~ted;ten Gmu1eutbater SdUeiScrfale,
sg-ii n cut 5grG1terf1ie, &enStGic,
&oa:s,cr= tho Nartte au=sSGle,
S3tm0urG eR:, JfGbNt= ttlt0 &~o1tl0=SGIe,
Srom0ac DC Sgte, 8uanefort@Gie,
SteudntcE5Sdfe 6titertbert=SSdie
GeutIa)c CIT .9s3eti d1eunat!e, 9ctrpG. Sirttett,
TranS. Seafl .=P aau,net, 9etrOf. &irld)et,
yteieracbL GrbsntcbL Sarto netttebI,
GrbSsDurIt, GctcDd. ippct1=SCn1ttI
Seltpwer Stt$bd)cr, SpargeIu, SdIntttbobter
@nitnriettiafmeu &atti= MttS yfapSiatnet,
9ted)tent Barrier Gd1napftGbaf,
9euti6Jctt Gpinttr1o err, 8Cufratertt.
9entid)en @oIsiGmben, &ulspantofeIn,
fopie ollie @rteu BON Groceries
Henry SchOe1lkOpEs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

g1i@ts lit 10 qudlenb, aGs eilt entSiil1betes
atBerli@es 9GmorrboiOert= @ei@wult unb
%biejeni9el1, bic boran leiOen, 9retfeu 1ta9 III
9eno etnem Mttttel, bas ibnen Yiuoerul19 per-
lpri9t. gta6bem ite elm @e6eimmittel mad
benz altberen periu9t 6ober rlnb fiuben, bob
lle troB alien l9linlner werbeil, 9ebeu tie li9
Der Ser3metlun9 bin. Golden 2etben6el1
baben 4er5te after S@ulen utb t~auie1tbe 9ez
betlter pattenten lett 5man5ig Sabren empfob=
mirtli6e, perniinftige, 5uperlGiIige, rai6e Hltb
rabifale Mttttel 9e9en Sdnnorrboiben.. Qroben
pom Nuateiis perOeu fret pom Is. gteultGbter &
60 g0r 2416, gtew gOrt, perlaubt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Jobn Grerar's Geitament.
Dom Ober9ertdt fir eiiltie erfIdrt.

9as Sbergericbt 6es Stdates SutnotS
bat in benz Sale 6eS SeitamentS bon
Sobn Grerar feline @ntl0eibung abeez
9eben unD 5tDar bGlt eS Die 8elttmmun9en
berleIben aufrecbt. 9arnacb fallen bon
Dem 8erm0gen, baS ettpa 81, 800, 900 be-
trdgt $1,000, 900 an Ste birecten @rben bes
am 10. Sttober 1889 peritorbenen Sobn
@rerar. Die 5tpeite BreSbDterianer &trcbe
erbdIt 500, 600, Die Wtiliion3i9ulen $780,
600, Die G~bicagper 8ibel : @eieu1baften
$4,000 unb ben 3eit bic nob 5u grins
benbe ySobn Grerar>8tbliotbef", 3u beren
0irectoren foL9enbe 6erren beitimmt itnb !:
$. %. Safion, Sherman @tQiams, Wearz
1bau 8ielb, 6. SO. 8~latcbfor6, 8. 8.
8lafitone, 8o6ert g. 2tncoln, $. @. 8is
lhop, gbwarb q. Waipn, Gilbert 4eep,
@0iOn Geitb, g. s. McBberlou S. sc.
Glarf unb George ". Qrmour.
3u glei6er 3ett tperben Die bei6en Grit
genannten ais Observation-Disclosures err
nannt. Die @rben batten cine 8erufung
gegcn bic lebteren 8eitimmungen eingez
ret6t un6 Die e%rnannten 0trectoren puBz
ten ntcbt, mas le tbun ipaten, ba iie nod
ntcbt ais Corporation einsetrageu tparen.
Die @rben gaben ii9 nit ber @nti9eibung
oes Jttbters nt9t 3ufrieben unb Der Sail
gtng ourcb ale Snitan5en bis gum Oberz
gericbt, beiien @nti6etbung 6ieielbe mar,
ais bic bes Gidbters 3uleD. !
9aB Die 6erren, tpelde 3u 9irectoren
Der Si6ltot6ef ernannt itno, b6ch1t erfreut
iinb iiber Die @nti6ei6ung lit begreifli6
unb 9err 8. y. 0taion, elmer 6er 9irecs
loren, aABerte ii9 8eitern Oa9in, baB er, be-
%3ugne6menO auf Die @nti9ei6uns in 8etreff
Der Sonnta9sfrn9e ia9te: vgSir b0ren
ieBt taft tG9licb Sacben aus BEN @eribten,
Deren mir unS riibmen f0nnen." ,
Sn aIernGcbiter !3eit tpirb nit Der Grim
oun9 Der 8ibliotbet begonnen perben.
0fan lit iebt i9On 6au1it bei9aftigt, Elm
geetgneteS @runOitid 3a finben, obmobl
nod ntbt einn1al Der StaOtt9etl beitimmt
tporben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
ffh.

Otto 8auer, moerbeirat3et, begging
Mtttpo9 in i~eiter @obnnng, @fe BET YIN
coLnitroBe unb @aibington @penue, Sel61f7
moro. Seine @irt6Sfrau fanb tbn IN lets
mem S9laf3immer on einem 8ettpfolte1
bGngen0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
miu Sen Bemets ltefern.

11eber5eu9t, boB bic 9eier bieles 81attes
mad eitem Yeriu6 mit0r. S3oop's Nerpeu=
piQen unb ieitem @ieberberiteuer Oterpeu=
itGrfer) bteie Nr5neien Sreunoen unb 8efan1=
tell empfebleu werbel1, unb UNI beren 9roBe
Seiltraft 81 beneileu, iellbet Or. S9oop oil
u1lere Sc ct GrOber, iopie 8u9 iiber letne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Sett mebr ais fanf,to 7abren

1pirb Mrs. @tnsGom'S SoDtbtnq Sprup
fir 5obneilbe &tnber 9cbrau6t. Gr bel6ni6ti9t bas
&tnb, erpet6t baS Sabnfleild, ~beleitigt ale S6merz
sen, ftrirt @in6s6ulif unb lit bas bette Mittel sez
gen 9ur6faa. Tiiniunb5panSt9 Gents Die SlaIGe.
Set allen Apotbefern IN Der sar5ea QSelt su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

@te miilieu 8ranbt's @3wet3erz
8t11en iebt i'm SrIbiabr nebrtel, nm ote
1i6 inn @tnter I'M &orper ~a1t9e1ammelfe1t
i9le9teu Stoffe gu eutferne1. Az OTIS. DIE
S@a9tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
G0ID0tDr.

Gin retneS Walabier 8ebra,tt bon
oet Sottr. Setpp Sretu8. So. lit bless
NIT b%siteits e~ntpfoDlett. ST. Ulai6en
60. $50. 8ottlime 9eptmt. 60. $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

Gruls unb @pnbifate merben nit WeiB>
froueu oreeie6e1. @s 9iebt iebo6 cine Dirt
non &ruit, se9en rpel9e Jetemaro mas elllsllz
Oas 8ertrauen, mel6es 6as Pnblifum in
9Oob's S%arIapariaa iebt.
Soob's 9t11en bsftebeu sanali3 aus
pflonslt6en Stoffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
NepoCltttom
in oer Peilfunoe,

Glue Grfin0ung bon wettz
tragen0er SeSent,tng.
Ste 9eiluns Derf1iebeuer Gr~anfDeitep
auf bO9ft einfa6e unb billige
Meiie bewerfHelligt.
&IGfebr satr NetGT oas
2Ofnn9SluOrt+
8te Elm 9taturproonft, bas in etnisen
gesenben 9eutldlanbs gefun6eu wtr6,
ftd Isi6t 5u 6auie BON Se6err1Grn 6ers
fteleu una port6eilbaft in BEN meiTten
&rant5ettsfGuen nertperthen Idht.
9aIelbe ftnnet antuennnng: Sci Settiudt,
2eberletbe1, drontider Qeibe8beritopfrrg, Sdz
morr6ot0en, Tiitelu, 9teruoft1t, Wt1rner=
1GtpGhe, uunatiirlt9en @n%tleerungen, nte
8roitatorrboe, Gpern1atorrboe, &C., Sdrtcocele,
e~ttertgen Nt8fliiffer, Sbrenletoen, Saubbett,
gteuralgie, 9taie1l> ulb S0l8z&atarrb !; auberz
benz BET alien 6~aue1tfranfbettel1, tnie 8letd=
fud]t, @ebdrr1Itter<Getoen, @etBfluB, 8tnbc~z
Ioitgfeit, 9piterIe II. /. 10.
User FB fir unIer ,eues 6eiIoerfabret, bas BON
bet beroprragerefeu &er5teu Der alien unb neuen
gBeIt erprpbt rnb fir gut b%efurben purbe, intereiIirt,
Der idiGe ieine 9eltaue NbreIIe 1ebIt Sriefmarfe, ipo=
rduf mir ibm cine ausfii6rlihe BeI1reinung iiber
beriteuung uub @ntuenoun9 bieier neuen Gritnbuna
frei d~Ilenoe1 lperben.
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
MEDICINAL GAS CO.:

9sS broadway. New York. N. ".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

Cincinnati. rs. Stunt 1898.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29

action and purge itself Of the con-
tempt.
City Attorney Herndon answered
for the council that the adoption of
the new Constitution and corporation
laws changed the condition of the
points of law raised under the first
grant and he thought that the city
could now pass such an ordinance.
Judge Cantrill, however, differed with
the City Attorney and the matter was
appealed at the city's expense, and
will have to find it's final settle
ment again in the Court of Appeals.
The Mason & Foard Company cases
were by agreement transferred to
equity and will now be settled by the
commissioner, who will take the
actual condition of the accounts be-
tween the State and the lessees of
the penitentiary.
New Enterprise Tobacco Ware
house VS.. B. F. Acknowledgement
for plaintiff for $1,254. The court
adjourned for the term yesterday
afternoon.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29
Deaths.

GIBsoN-Mr. VIM. Gibson, of Stead
mantown, an aged and esteemed citi-
zen of the county died Sunday at his
home of pneumonia. His remains
were inferred in the cemetery of this
city.
FITCH - The death of Mr.. Henry
d. Fitch. of Louisville, occurred at
his home on Fourth Avenue at an
early hour on Tuesday morning, of
typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Fitch mar
ried Miss Belle Lindsey, of this city,
and he was brother of Gen. d. w.
Lindsey's wife. He was one of the
most enterprising business men of
Louisville and his death in the prime
of his life and usefulness was dis
tressingly unfortunate. His wife and
several children survive him.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29
Top Drawer.
LOCAL.

CONCEALED WEAPONS - John T.
Johnson was on Monday fined $25 and
sentenced to ten days in Jail by
County Judge Williams for carrying
concealed weapon, to which a
Juror in the Chas. P. Owens case in
the Circuit Court called the atten-
ton of the court.
STEALING LUMBER - Page Allen,
colored, for stealing lumber from w.
]. Hughes & Son, was on Monday
found guilty and ordered to the work
house for thirty days.
SAFE FELL ON HIM-Monday after
noon as Mr.. Coley Whitehead was
moving safe in a wagon, the front
Of the wagon gave way and the safe
fell on him and badly injured him
about the head and face.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The young ladies of the First Presby-
terrain Church will give, as the next
of the series of entertainments for
the benefit of the organ fund, a re-
ception Monday evening, May /, from
6 to o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
James M. Todd on Mapping street.
The admission fee will be % cents
WORLDS FAIR CoMMIssIoNER-Hon
Harvey Myers, member of the Legis-
lature from Covington, has been APP
pointed by President Cleveland this
week as the Worlds Fair Commits
sioner for Kentucky, vice Hon. Jas.
A. Mckenzie, Minister to Peru.
CoRREsPoNDENT-Mr. j. w. Marks
bury, of this city, worthy gentle
man and talented young newspaper
writer, has accepted the appointment
Of local and legislative correspondent
for the Louisville Courier-Journal and
Times, a position made vacant by the
of Mr.. Geo. l.. Willis for
Chicago. In Mr.. Marksbury these pa
pers will hereafter have a faithful
and reliable correspondent.
PARDoNED The Governor on Tues
day pardoned John T. johnson of
the jail portion of the judgment of
the court against him for carrying
deadly weapon.
A COMPLIMENTARY Abiding to the
relay bicycle ride from Springfield,
to this city next month by
which it is proposed to deliver
message from the Governor of iii.
lois to the Governor of Kentucky
within thirty hours, the Sunday
Truth, of Louisville, says: "The men
If Frankfort are vigorously protest
ng against being left out on the relay
'ide. They want the Frankfort end,
'ut Meglemery has already appoint
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29
Shortsightedness.

To waste your money on vile, dirty,
watery mixtures compounded by in.
experienced persons, when you have
the opportunity of testing Otto's
Cure free of charge. Why will you
continue to irritate your throat and
lungs with that terrible hacking
cough when Chapman & Williams
will furnish you free sample bottle
OF this great guaranteed remedy
Hold a bottle Of Otto's Cure to the
light and observe its beautiful golden
color and thick heavy syrup. Lar
gest packages and purest goods.
Large bottle SOC. AS
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29
Excursion to Cincinnati via Queen
and Crescent Route,

The dedication of the new city hall
and general demonstration in honor
of that event will take place at Gin
cinnati, May ID, 1898. Tickets will be
sold from all stations in Kentucky,
at one fare for the round trip, good
going on trains arriving at Cincin-
natl the morning of May 18th, and
good to return on trains Of May 18th
and 14th.
d. G. EDWARDS,
G. p A.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-04-29

on JourloS anu huD6y as Une meS-
sengers to take that relay. 1t seems
just, however, that the Frankfort
wheelmen should at least share the
honor with Louisville of handing the
message to His Excellency, Governor
=, Brown, and if they have man there
speedy enough to pace with Jeffries,
he ought to be appointed, and one
of the Louisville men could perform
an act of courtesy by retiring in his
favor.
"John Selbert, of Frankfort, would
be good man on the relay corps,
and could support the reputation of
all concerned"
FELL INTO THE RIVER Mrs. Addie
Jane McCrane, on Monday, while
crossing to Bellepoint in a boat, fell
into the river and was rescued by
friends who witnessed the accident.
FORFEITED ITS RIGHTS The Citi-
zens' Cooperative Electric Light
Company, by reason of its failure to
erect its poles and wires and put in a
plant by the 26th of April, as provid-
ed in the ordinance granting the
privileges, forfeited it's rights last
Wednesday. Mr.. Sam Shea, the orig
inator of the enterprise, however, is
hopeful that before another year the
company will again be incorporated
and successful in securing the pas
sage of another ordinance, granting
similar rights, by the new board of
councilmen to be elected next No
vember.
r. A. VANDERvEER The Allen
Bradley Company, of this city, has
engaged the services of Richard A.
VanDerveer. He is at present assist
ing in the adjustment of the losses
by the recent fire at Louisville, but
later he will probably enter the Office
as one Of the regular clerks of the
establishment. Mr.. VanDerveer is a |
bright young man and a competent
clerk, who has a large circle of
friends to rejoice over his good for
tune.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-Tuesday young
Price Taylor was bitten by dog be-
longing to Mr.. L. F. Compton, but,
aside from the flesh wound, it is not
thought that any bad results will at /
tend the injury.
MANAGER OF THE TELEG RAPH
OFFICE-Miss Fanny Taylor, who,
after her fathers death, was appoint
ed Manager of the telegraph Off ce in
this city, rendered her resignation
this week to take effect i'm mediately
upon the appointment of her sue
cessor. She will remove to Cincin-
natl with her mother. Mr.. Charles
Newton, of this city, was on Thurs.
lay appointed to the position, and as
he has splendid record with the COM
oany, both for efficiency and the
natural disposition that wins friends
md pleases patrons, his selection was
/ splendid one, and will prove highly
satisfactory to every one who has
CUISINES with the office in the future.
IMPRovEMENT-The spirit of i'm
)rovement and progress which is
low making itself felt in the city lin
10Th public and individual property
will soon manifest itself in new !
tory added to DIR. w. Fl. Averill's
present two story brick drug store.
dr. Spencer Dryer has received the {
contract for the work which, when
will give DIR. Averill one
# the handsomest business houses
ha |
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Real Estate Transfers.

Victoria Norwood to Gus. Thomas,
for 81 ,O25, house and lot on Logan
street, South Side.
D. @. Thompson and wife to D. S.
and Samuel Thompson, for $3.50, a
tract of land on Sulphur Lick Creek.
Mrs. Kate Mauer to R. B. Jillson,
jr., for $2,10O a house and lot on
Third street. South Side.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Cantriu Jails John It. john
son and Charles p. Owens
for Contempt.
The Jury in the $4,000 Powell
Damage Case Find for the
L. g. N. Railroad.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WEEK

isaac retry, colOreQ, Tor Forging
the name of Reuben Brown to five
dollar check, was awarded three
years in the penitentiary.
Will Thompson, colored, for steal
ing some fine handkerchiefs and jew
elry from the residence of Col Chas
E. Hoge, was given one year in the
penitentiary.
The jury in the $4,000 case OF
Alfred Powell, &c. VS.. L. & N. Rail
road for damages sustained by the
wife of the plaintiff in falling from
the cars at the depot in this city, last
January, returned verdict Saturday
for the defendant.
The case of Chas. P. Owens, for
shooting at John T. Johnson year
ago with intent to kill and wounding
johnson, Judge w. L. Jett and
Anthony Leitch, was in progress Sat-
urday when Owens refused to answer
a question put to him by the Com
monwealth's Attorney. The court
NWOho 90 w ObO uOSOool-
ty to answer and when he again
declined the Judge fined him $40 and
ordered him sent to Jail.
Monday afternoon the jury brought
in verdict of not guilty.
The Judge also Intercepted john
son as to why he had come into
the courtroom with a concealed
weapon on his person and failing to
give satisfactory answer he too was
ordered to jail.
The case against VIM. Minor for
murder, was set for the second day of
the September term.
Senator j. s. Workman, Messrs. w.
H Marriott, d. O. Hay and David R.
Murray were admitted to practice as
attorneys in the court.
A. O. Long vs. VIM. Davis, &c;
Judgment by default for plaintiff
against VIM. Davis and Louis Green
for possession of property.
Anderson Smith vs. Henry Quincy;
Judgment for plaintiff
The best part Of the week was
taken up with the trial of the case of
the Commonwealth vs.. @. M. Fraize
and the sureties on his bond. Fraize
is the Circuit Clerk of Hardin county
and at periods during his absence
Charles Moore conducted the Office
and certified numerous false witness
claims to the State Auditor amount
ing to about $500. Moore was sent
to the penitentiary and suit insti-
tuted as related against Fraize and
his sureties for the recovery of the
money thus fraudulently obtained |
from the State. The jury rendered a
verdict Thursday afternoon for lit
tie more than $4,000.
The court also had up for consid-
Grafton the recent action of the city
council in granting the L. & N. and
X. M railroads the right of way along
Governors alley to Miles & Sons
elevator. The Court of Appeals
having passed upon this right and
the Franklin Circuit Court having
entered an order for a perpetual in
Junction against such grant. Judge
Cantrill, when Attorney General
Hendrick filed notice of the coun-
oils proceeding, held that the coun-
ell had shown a contempt for the
court and that it would be given
another day in which to recind its !
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My wife was confined to her bed
for over two months with a very
severe attack of rheumatism. We
could get nothing that would afford
her any relief, and as a last resort
gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial.
To our great surprise she began to
improve after the first application,
and by using it regularly she was
soon able to get up and attend to her
house work. E. H. Johnson, of @. j.
Knutson 4 Co., Kensington, MINI, so
cent bottles for sale by j. w. Gayle,
Druggist. I'm.