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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
WORK OF A ROCKET
MISS TARTER MEETS WITH ACCI.
DENT FROM ITS EXPLOSION.
Prematurely Discharged 1t Passed
Through Her Limb and Badly
Lacrrated it-Nobody Seems to
Know Where to Attach Blame
Doctors Pronounce it Serious.

Miss Florence Tarter was seriously in
Jured 10y the explosion of a sky Rocket last
night during tue parade.
Miss Tarter was riding at the time Of
the accident in the carriage of Grraid
Volk. There were in tie vrhicle at the
time Mrs. Claude Bryan, Mrs.. kelchner,
Misses Florence and Nay Tarter. Gerald
Voik and William K-lchner. Tie Car
Rage was passing south on Main street
just behind the wagon carrying the fire.
works. 1t seems that some one WAS bring
Ing supplies To the wagon, when by some
Means unknown one Of the rockets WAS
discharged, which struck Miss Tarter on
the left leg at the knee cap. II PASSED
through the dress, striking the knee Cap
at he upper side and passed through the
flesh, coming out on the lower side be-
9ween the two leaders. Toe stick Htt ,ched
To the rocket remained in the he-h and
had TO be extracted by the physicians.
The stick did not pass through the bones.
but glanced through the fish, lasceratiug
1t Very badly.
Miss TaIter was taken TO the ice cream
parlor OF Mr.. FrazZtll, where Drs. Shum-
way aud Fordyc- were called. After
extracting the stick the injured ladv was
conveyed to The residences of her mother at
Go East Third street, where n representa-.
tive OF the EAGLE called last night after
the wound lad been treated by the ply
siclans. she WAS resting easily rs could
be expected after such painful accident.
Both physicians pronounce the wound
very painful aud serious one, bat not
necessarily fatal or of a character 10 pro-
duce permanent lameuess.
Miss Tarter Is principal Of the stenogra-
phic department Of the Business college
of his city. and is young lady well aud
t,vo' ably known both Ia social and edu-
calioual circles. The sad accident cast "a
giooom over he euj pyment of The evening
Ivy her many acQuaint"nces aud the story
OF The accident spread like wild fire among
the Joyful participants OF the parade.
Various rumors were afioat As to he acci-
deaf and IN many quarters 1t was reported
that the lady had bern Killed outrl ut aud
in others that 5 he had died tom tie sccl-
dent, while others Claimed th,t the iu-
Irirs We're If su oh nature as to cause
iamrness for lfe. But the physicians, ut
All cary hour this morning, both stated
that Miss Gtrr-r would. without duubt,
DE able to b. about III n few weeks. II was
ii sad ending OF the happiness OF n joyful
group VINO had come to witness he great
ct political demonstration ever held in
Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
OFF ROE IRELAND.

Colonel Garvey, the poet laureate Of the
Wabash, was il " ichIta during Tie cleo
ZION and Missouri went Resu t!ictns dur
.ug his absence. When he heard about II
re had three TITS IN succession, but by a
iJeral application Of cold water. ext-r-
u lily Of cours-. he revived H says hr
sill never again return II NI,-onrI tlil Il
= redeemed and the last srru of him he
va packing his grip to sart for Calves
on From that pJrt he vii taAe pas--gv
for Ballinshiaca. County Cork, Ireland,
where b. will stand for parliam-nt on th-
platform. "Iseisua Tor the II 81" He al o
sU.rfIEg ii EIrop-an braucu
4 ItmUaauy hall there zad expect- u
maze IL flourish # Of Strong Is iuaugui-
ised mayor OF New YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
CITY IN BI;IEE.


Tony Reed is the happy father of boy
Of usual weight.
Senator O'Bryan was out yesterday after
bis rec~uJ severe sickness.
Miss Dora Coleman and Mr.. Harry TuI-
err were married last night.
J. 3. Miilhut reported the arrival of a
giri at his house Yesterday moruing.
Attorney White>ide of Hutchin>o on was
in attendance at tue district court yester-
day.
blest yesterday by the arrival OF u baby
bow.
Mr. and Mrs. T J. Millhuet of 524 South
Wat-r street are rejoicing over the birth of
baby girl.
Syl Dickson and his PARTNER. Mr.. Carr
eam~ up from Argouia LIST night TO par
tioIpate ia the raufica, ion.
Harry fuller received a marriage
license yesterday TO marry Miss Dora Cole
man. Both of the West Side.
Patrick Dobson, the Ice mau, plead
guilty yeste day IN Justice jones' court 60
assault ana was filei 81 ami cost.
George Little, small boy who was
watching the parade D l. 1t Douglts ave-
nu- ast night, WAS ck-d by "a hors-.
Levi Piuks,on rni EStbe!eue Houghton
Of Wou-evu were m lrrie vr-t-rity at the
courj house by Probate judge S;ratton.
The st township in Srdgwick made
their rrnort TO the counts clerk yesterday
at 10 o'clock. The full vote Will be Can
vassed today.
NJ SIS Marie Dold of New York City, and
Miss Myra Jones of Kansas ii Y, are
guests of Mr.. aui Mrs. George z. Dold,
taIrview avenue.
Harry Sutton went 10 Arkansas City
yesterday 10 testify in the case agaiusr
burglars who robbed n hardwar- store at
that Place The defendants were csp urrd
in this city with port ION OF the stolen
properly Ia their possession.
The report that a woman WAS badly
burned about the face 10y tin explosion Of
4 frr-crs ckrr. could Not he TT, cri 10 any
reliable source last evening aud IL il Aeu-
,raliy brIiev Il that The rumpr was started
by the accident which befel Mss Tarter.
A man whose name conld not be learned
bad his arm spr+ ned inst night by falling
sgainst thu curling near the court house
H was treated 10y physicians At the dru :
iore at corner of Cen raj an Mrln street.
He cl,im~d to have been pushed by the
:rowd duiiug the parade aud fell. The
Ipraln Was not Il serious one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There will be "A regular convection of
Wichita cbaDter No. %. X a NJ this
friday evening al $50 O'Clock sharp.
The ladies of the United PRESBYTERIAN
church Will serve supper from 6 To s
o'clock, Friday evening Nov. Q, in the
church corner of FIRST and OHIO. Every
body is invited.
The Missionary society of the Central
Church of Christ will hold its regular
mon hly IN etng at the church FRIDAY,
Nov. g. AT 2:3, O'Clock, sharp. A full at
tendance is desired. Mrs. L. 5. \ ffz.ar.
All members of Mt. Oivet Commaudery
No. II. KING Is Trmplar are ber-by sum
muned 20 app-hr AT the asylum at $50
o'clock rhis evening il full uniform for in
spection and drill. Gorge l.. Pratt. Z. c.
Tie Mission ,ry chapter of ~. Johp's
Guild Will meet with Mr.. PEEK, 1923
North Lawrence avenue ibis (Friuay) af-
ternoon al 2:30 y. M. Bu,iness OF Impor-
tance to be attended to. a full attend
-1uce IS requested.
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BEFORE FEDERAL JUDGE.
Judge Foster VIII Pass Upon the DIV
Case + day.

The habeas corpus C Sc will he heard to-
day at Topeka b-for. Judge Foster OF the
Uuited Stat $ districts court. Attorneys
Henry Gorion and w E. Stanley left last
night for Top .kH, where they will guard
the interests of Mr.. Oliver, while Mr..
lltbargrr's side will be represented by
Il. Sargent aud Attorney Cairns of Mn
neapolis.
1t will be remember that NJ. J. Oliver
was subponaed to appear before y ttry
Public Hoss and give testimony TO n depo-
sitipu in a case TO he brought he:ore ih-
federal court. Mr.. Oliver appeared at
the time set in the subpoena, but r. used
TO testify whereupon ne was adjudge 4,
guilty of contempt by the notary public
He WIS RENAMED by the notary public to
the custody OF D.puty United State, VI ar
sinai Etsp. The conh cement was only
formal. and not actual III the case of Mr.
Oliver.
This was the status of the case when
Mr.. divers attorneys appe red before
Judge Reed and sued out a writ OF habeas
corpu, The writ was issued and deliver
ed t. Sheriff Royse for service. AMI hear
Ing of The Sc ut Tor Monday Nov 3
Before Tie sbctlu IA returned nl~ VIII
showing services. ID pury United > ate.
VI rShal carp WAS ms rucied by VI ,rsh !
N-eley TO release Mr.. Oliver from Gus ody
This -et a bar To the hearing OF the h-be -
corpus la tue di-trct cOurJ, and notnin-
furtuer WAS ionr in the Case until yester-
day wh-n Mr.. Oliver aud his Attorney
were cited TO appear before Judge Foster
today AT Topeka and snow cause why Mr.
Diver WAS not guilty Of contempt.
The question Was never passed upon by
JuHg- Reed "a ia. been reported. The
Il Istr ct court sent a full transcript OF the
ctse to Tupek, YES er lay. Mr. . iver ex-
pressed hi Willingness at al INES % ap-
D ar before he cou I aud ties iiy - u TIL
cas-, which was private mItte- be- gren
himself aud Mr. She'i-ub ,rs-r. tut II
objected TO giving us eyiienc- Oy dep5si-
i a..
The case has created considerable in
tere>t, aud att ,rneys viii watch win H.
lere>t the decision Of Judge Foster, who
undoubtedly wall pa~- upon the oue-tion
~ TO the Hui nority OF d, notary puulIc to
compel! a person 10 appear before him an
rs ify ia a Gaze. aud uuon his refusal {,
% testify 30 commit be witness for con
tempt. when, 5 in this case tn witness
expressed the pr-fere C OF giving bis
e. imoay before Ih- court at iEe time
trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
CHRYSANTuEMUM FAIR.

Preparations are fast nearing compile
ti"n for the chrysanJbsmum fair which
will be held next week In the Sedgwick
block.
The people of Wichita and vicinity will
have 4 splendid opportunity TO see what
can be done by amateurs, MS The display III
this department Will be unusually large
and fEe.
The fair is under the management of the
Flo i-ts Climb aud as the enterprise l. en-
tirely in the inter of WIchits industry
and Is not mere money making affair, we
believe 1t deserves a good generous patron
age by the people of Wichita. The price
OF admission is 50 low that that item
should keep no Que away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
MRS. FuLL1>Grox's FUNERAL

The funeral of the late Mrs. c. p. Full.
ingioa will take place at 2 q ~. SATURDAY
from the family reside &c. l0lI North
Market street. During life NJ. Fuilins-
ton, by her exc, iient W omnnly qualities.
made many warm friends who are deeply
grieved over her death. II order To give
these an opportunity t. look once mnre
upon the face of their DEPARTED irirnd the
ci,ker will be open from 10 -. IN. 10 / p. m
Saturday. ALI friends and aoquaini ances
are invited % lie funeral seIylce-, which
will be held at the house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.
Judge Reed Made Assign menis OF His Doc ct
est.rd,y follows:

266. Richardson M'c'ny Co vs. Drain
Nv 80
1871. Thompson etal vs.. Coy, Dc 1.
30S Hart Pioneer Nurserie-. Dec l.
353 Thompson VS.. Wr-u. Dec l.
1919 Hull vs. Todd Dec. g.
a.. Johnson vs. Ii ,yd, Dee. g.
42S. O-bprne VS.. \. L. & ). +. r. r.
Dec. g.
1881. A ans vs.. Simpson, Dec. 8
43i Collins. admir-. vs.. Mvchin, Dec 8,
AL Hays, b air & Co., VS.. Wichita Pro
duce Co., Dec. 3
AS Toler VS. M-llinger. DEC. g.
49,. Sits. srdn., vs. Jones, Dec. 8.
45 x. Wall & O,Bryan vs.; sGirley. Dec. 8.
44O Kansas National bank VS.. DAVID
AL Kansas NATIONAL bank vs. Board Of
Trade, Dec. 8
AK. H~r,-y vs.. Richardson. Dec 8
442 B-uner vs.. Hills & kiuk-sd, Dec 3.
443. P-cbin W. Morrison, Dec. 8.
445 Nor VS.. Warner, Dec. 3.
lis Littietou Savings bank VS.. Joslin,
Dec. 3.
40. William VS.. Baden. ct al. Dec. g.
49,. Wadsworth vs. McCny. ID C. 3
$50 Ferguson vs. Scheil. Dec. 4
45I. : aiiings vs.. Cry, Dec 4.
456. Dodge vs. H,mOurg Bremen Iusur-
ance Co., Dec. 4.
Asa. Dodge W. Glrard Fire Insurance
Co., ID c. 4
46l. Wilson ". Shipman, Dec.
i62 Allison IS. Safe Investment Co.,
Dec l.
1853. Ia the matter OF appeal Of survey OF
sec 10 p 2,v, Dc. l.
465. Harper, ktcvr. VS.. Mccormick,
Dc
46S. Dean vs. Russell, Dc. 4
IS. At erbury & ca. W. SOiiiday, Dec 3
2a3 S,liIuay vs.. \ ter NY * Co Dec. ,
5l2. Brown VS.. y. 1. IS ;. +. X. X. Co.,.
ID c. }
459. Di,tmsn B. & S. Co, VS.. Smythe,
Dec 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
T0LER STOCK FARM SALE.
Standard Horses Mares Colts, Files and Gedings, at
Fair Grounds Wichita Kan,

Having decided to give up my farm, | will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION without reserve, for Cash. all
the stock, consisting of mares by Red Wilkes Egg
bert Patchen Wilkes and other fashionable sres
in foal to Ashland Wilkes, also colts FLIES and
geldings by the same SIRE including Myron Nc.
Henry, 2ls4; Lulu Dulaney (2), 2:36I Patchen
Wilkes Maid, 222l None reserved No bye bid.
ding. Every one will be sold
Send for Catalogue to North Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
yFwroN pEt.EG .TION.

The following s-n'l men composed the
N-wtou l-c,tion tdst came down last
eveniu. o h-ip their entbusi tstic br-jh-
r-n of tsi> city 20 ratily the election +
Hon. Cbe>-et | Long: (. II. kGr.z = .
t. Nicholson, L Z p ,irri, ID. C-mpb-lL
K J J-kius. Josiah F,itz. q. ~. \ uu-,
F. nix Tys-u. John u ats !. Z. 5ouu-on.
w J. P-u~'r. Il ore L,w;or. K Doa-h-
-Ttt. L. 3. AcQ ,iI.iy, EIitor = -yno!is of
the Republican .ni u. ". ksu4ve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
AnJyncEp NM.

Thomas F-nr-ll. whn Il figured oai-,
COZ spic ou- V IN tn distTlct court. - g..
tar jl,gic- csurt~. WI rein y e. fiieI.;
nas arssea be we-n himself .nd Als sst.8-
with r-leTeac- q ESQ slu- Ccn1 On Tia
farm north Of tie city. w. Aa!Ud ,ed in
>sue by jury IN the proesie court yes e.
lax.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
STOCK YARD NOTES.

The following shippers had stock on the
u IKE yesterday:
W A ki,ri,k. August; hogs.
On MAN. UdIll: car cattle.
Adam, Hufbsu-r. Mulvaue; hogs,
}. NJ. Putt. Rnssii car nogs.
JOHN GIlrhtis,, Bale Piainr, car hogs
Thomas Ma. LOrrns; car hrgS
Tier We're also a number % wagon
hogs on the market,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
NATURE FRIES HER HAND.

Fl. c. Deming. gard ivr. near the shoe
factory, Wrst Side. brought to his office
a beat that appears to have grown for the
express purpose Of representing he condi-
tion II Cnugr-s-msn Simpson siI c. the
results of Tu-sday's rlrc,ioa have teen a.
c-rtsiued. IL has been fully dressed and
d aced on exhibition. II tells the whole
story In an expressive manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

for the state, while the defense will he
represented by Amdon & Conley and W.
4. Stanley. The attorneys for the d-fen-
dants hope to have the indictments so re
duced a. to prrDIit the defendants to give
bail. At pre-ent they are found over TO
the district court charged with murder in
the first degree. This is not b'ilable aud
unless the Indictment can be reduced the
defendants will have TO rema u in j ii.
they say they can furnish 5000 bail if
permitted TO do so.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
GRAN NEW TRIAI-

George NJ. Donald, who was convicted of
resliug cat lr at ihI- term IF the district
court, WIS granted uew trial yes'e err iry
iIu released from TIL cIunty j Ill o. 81. 500
pail. The trial WIS a nara fought one.
md il l. claimed haf the defendant his
,ecured new .videnr, which VIII greatly
ben, I'll him nj The next triad. Both Hum
ohfey and Mcdonald are now OUT on bail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

THE following Is i copy o, q letter,
scconp anyiug remittance, received ~
The {. + P0t,> D az c
Lyons Kan, Nov. :. 1894
{. E Pc:ts Drag Co. W ichla- Kan.
Geut>-Ha, hsi hr, La Whoop, hurrs 2
h! ua! Ga, aog Oh il. here = So Ha.
La! Give ME credit FOR it II ! u-.
". r " H..La,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
ZXJuuN
SNOWY 9e05sss0zNN
~ Na II WcHITA,KAh.
The secret % Her suoeesa

Mrs Blithe seems % - very poPula,
with TIE gentlemen They all seem
anxious 20 have q word with her. II
she . brilliant conrcrzationalis.7~
'sSo. she IS not g brilliant ooaTerza-
tionalis:. bat she makes every nan
think lie ls'-Jcdge-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
A we. CHA

Little R1T-Got The ez-sehef
Litile C5ri-So.
Thea Why yos 90 al TIA: ooi:on *
your esrsE'
I've been hel?sa' tend lie tssy.--
Good SeEA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

James z. HArd-sty has bruugh. suit FOR
- CO. dam yes for aiir--d -.ruder agzia-t
S H. Nor-su- B5th > aiuur suI De
utaut are well 10 10 farmers and -=sud
gi.h la heir n-ighbsrhro!- l. = ss.d thsf
ere has been hard freliugs b-tWeea tn
ygn Tor some tirl~. snd may hard falu--
We ben lid hy DO, D SIDES The cs>-
.v4lt ca bitter :os-nt one sd wi create
{ - i-Tsbl- iatrr - owing 10 tie n
aiding 4 both coat-~tauts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

Castle:on-I d0s1't think Mss BED
bud uses very elegant expressions To-
night, SIC sid for instance, isai
made her tired
Miss su-aruit-So. soc nigh; Us: a.
vel have sd yoa made her weary
Lrooklvu LIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

Under, Joseph Keller and Charles Clark,
charg NJ the defendants with selling i'll
toxicating liquor. The defendsn were
all arrested yesi er'iay aud brought before
Justice Jones. They all gave bail for
their appearance at the time Of trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
TO IL nEA u TO-DAY.

The habeas CO pas Csc o. D.. Mckeoze
AMI William +. smith. WHO are ch-TCr q
wit b murd~ruesr Muivrne. will tie argued
la TIE supreme court today. Comfy A.
lorney Boone and Harry Gordon appear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
REAL ksTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED Iy Tie Wichita Abstract
aid Land Company
The records IA tie register 81 deeds Office
show the following Transfers
I. urs4 = Hoieu beck q l0'5 ln47
L-wvlleu ave CIR II -nsieIu's So
acd. commandments 100
La. mr. J1ue- " Il lot OK i God
lard. .................... .......... I25
D II X -eu-i Z. - Il s5Xl40 q Ia se Cor
blk II GoiIasd ..---.-..- -.--..--.- II
J \ Church c c , " lot WASH
IugtoI ave tiIbsr-,-r --..--.-...- :
Newton Young - w Q &c -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Mortgage T-iva>--. $50
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We will pay % cents for Nos. Is and 1S,
IN < C City" If bought to the counting
room of this Office
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

County stt5Ta-, u yesterday n.ed
- sig-I IL PeiEbo.1. 49,
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CHAR ID VT II EH.sR Y
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Mortgage r-Iva---. $50
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BLACK ELECTED MAJOR.
The Seventh Regiment Selects . JUNO
Battalion Oommander.

The Seventh Regiment Selects . Junior
Battalion Commandar.
Last night the field and line officers
OF the Seventh regiment met at the ar
mory to elect junior major of the regi-
ment.
The officers of companies A, B, T, d
and Z. and Colonel Schrieber and Major
Starin, the senior major of the regi-
ment, were in attendance, and Colonel
Scnrieber presided.
Capt. Samuel I. Black Of Company D
of Ventura was nominated by Major
Sierin and the nomination was seconded
by Captain Steere of Company A. The
nominations then closed and Captain
Black was unanimously elected as junior
major OF the regiment.
The question of the coming encsmp-
mert of the First brigade WAS then
taken up for discussion and it WIS de-
cided to recomm to General johnson
that the camp be opened ON Monday,
August 20 instead of the 18th,
as the first mentioned date was
more acceptable to the city aud the
ment. All of the company commanders
reported that there would be large
turn out of their commands at the
camp and make the best showing that
has yet been made by the Seventh at a
camp of instruction. No place has yet
been decided en- for the location OF the
camp, but several of the seaside resorts
are already making bids to secure the
encampmept. as it means the expendi-
ture of Sl2, 200 to SIS 200. and there will
in all probability be- $40 officers and
men present for duty at the coming
camp.
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THOSE INDICTMENTS.

Five Prominent Passdena Men Arrested
for Violating AN Election Law.
S. b. Beers, q. A. Herdeg, Joseph La
Spada, j. A. Buchanan and O. N. Terry.
all prominent citizens or Pasadena, were
arrested yesterday in that city by Dep.
uty Sheriff John Lowe, on bench war
rants issued by Judge Smith. They are
the parties against whom the grand jury
returned indictments on Friday after
noon.
The charge against them is misde-
meanor, committed in the following
manner: 1t is alleged that on the 9th of
April, 1893. an election was held at
Pasadena for three town trustees.
Previous to said election defend
ants joined with other citizens of
said city, in nominating by written Pc
titlon, under the provisions OF the polit-
ical code, as candidates for such offices
OF trustees two persons, James Clark and
Peter Steil. After having done this,
they, on the 18th of March, wilfully and
unlswfully by another written petition,
Joined with other citizens in nominating
to the same offices Of trustee John @.
Cahlll and Andrew J. Utley.
The defendants were not brought to
this city but will be permitted to re-
main in Pasadena until tomorrow morn.
ing, when they will present themselves
before Judge Smith for arraignmsnt
j. A. Buchanan was indicted by the
grand jury as A. J. Buchanan, but al
though this made the instrument defect.
i've, he did not offer any objection to
being arrested with the balance OF the
Passdenans.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


H Pease, syrac use, Y; Brakeman, NJ o
Chadbourne, Coate, 7 Hnwiey. Buck,
Mr. d Mr., Uph m, 5omerfeld, Meyer
stein, James Vance, Emery, w Argyle,
San Franc SEQ; q Travers, Augusta, Ca; II P
Lee, NJ sW Barrett, Oakland Ashley; Par.
deevi le, Wis; Mrs WIN Kimers, Humphreys,
Humphreys, NIB; Shaw, Redlands; j
stanton, Williams. Ariz; 8 Rose, New York;
y Aldridge, Rochester, N Y; U II lngham,
Manchester, Eng; Mr. and Mrs H Monteith
Butte; Thos Harper. Redditch, Eng; C Loot.
borrow, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs Fitzgerald
Du UTE: Lane Calico II Daley, Tucson
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-20

Kregelo & Bresee is tho name of the
firm that occupies the spacious and
neatly arranged funeral parlors at the
northwest corner OF Broadway and SIKH
streets, Mr.. Bresee ia one OF the best
known and mosS popular men in the
undertaking business in this cily and
has always had large business, having
conducted many of the largest funerals
in the Angel city. Mr.. Kregelo is from
Indianapolis. Ind, where be had %
years. experience in his chosen business
and has conducted most of the funerals
of well known persons who died during
his time in the city named. Mr..
kregelo brings the highest lentials
from the leading men in his state as to
his standing In the community in which
he resided. The new firm OF Kregelo &
Bresee will certainly become the leading
undertaking firm in Los Angeles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-20
A $1sao GOLD BRICK.


Sensational Mining News From tho Re-
gion of Indio.
Mr.. John Lang, living % miles north
of lndio, arrived in the city yesterday
and brought some very sensational min
ing news with him, as we'll as visible
proof OF the accuracy of his statements
in the shape of gold brick.
The brick was q beauty and weighed
$500. 1t was the result of a three
days run with two stamp mill, and
Mr.. Lang states that the ore averages
500 per ton.
He also says he is positive that there
ia enough ore like that from which his
brick was taken to make him a million.
aire.
Mr.. Lang is confident that the devel-
opment OF the mines in his section will
result in finding many paying proper
lies and is very ssnguine OF the brilliant
future OF the mining district.