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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

the battle on the river front over one
year ago was opened. and into the pig
entrance the commoEwealers STUN bled
and pushed until the hall was filed For
over an hour the commonwealers re-
maned under this shelter. They had no
tent The canvas pavilion that the hobos
have pitched day after day was blown
into shreds by the gale at New GalLee-
1t was stretched after a fashion at Ale
gheny, but a squall dismayed what re-
mained of the canvas and left the cru
saders with no shelter that they could
call their own. A new tent has been
sent for.
young man by the name Of Alexan-
der Childs, who claims TO be nephew
OF Henry Frick and Judge Marcus w.
Acheson, served the supper. He will be
known in the future as chief OF the
commissary His first meal TO the COM
monwealers consisted Of boiled meat
bread and coffee.
Bound For Unfontown.
Today the army will push its way to
DIonongahela City, where 1t will go into
camp Saturday night. On Sunday the
crusaders will strike the national pike,
if the pike does not strike them. Then
they will enter Cniontown, which Is now
the crater of volcano of frothy and
bloodthirsty Huns and Slavs-
The contributions at Homestead were
surprisingly large. They consisted of
100 pounds of bologna sausage, 200
pounds of fresh meat, bags of flour, II
bushels of potatoes, barrels of bread.
500 pairs OF stockings and lot of soap
and chewing tobacco.
Twenty five special policemen guarded
the city lsst night They wore tin stars
and all of them seemed to think the COM
monweal was likely to open its mouth
and swallow the burg at one gulp. At
mid night the chief of the detail flushed
the sewer with a torrent of tobacco juice
and said: These fellers amt half SO
bad as they make out OF course they
look tough and dirty, but I'd trust 'em
round a jewelry store longer than l
would some of these thin-necked men
who preach in some of the churches I've
seen"
With the long march in prospect it
was the expectation to break camp at
o'clock sharp, but Commander COxey,
Marshal Brown and the Unknown were
late in reaching headquarters from
their pleasant quarters at Hotel Dla-
mond, and this with a heavy rain delayed
the move and it was not until an hour
later that the procession started
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
REFORM SCHOOL STANDS.
Supreme Court Reverses Judge Hazen
Artz is Sustained.

Supreme Court Reverses Judge Hazen-
Artz is Sustained.
The supreme court today handed down
two important decisions The first is
that governing the constitutionality of
the act relating to the management of
the Reform school.
In an opinion written by Judge Hor-
ton, the court says: THE title of the act
for the organization and management of
the State Reform school is broad enough
to include the provisions of the act for
committing boys thereto by courts of re-
cord including probate courts"
The other decision sustains Governor
Lewelling and Adjutanf General Artz in
mastering out the Marion militia com
pany. Judge Horton says: "The gov
ernor, as commander in chief of the
militia, has the power to disband and
muster out at any time any company of
the National guard comprising the ac-
tive state militia. Such power has al
ways been exercised by the governors of
the state.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
SWALLOWED HIS DIAMOND.
In Which Ostrich il Sam Radges Mag
nssfrrns $-atrt stud

Sam Radges was in the Easement of
the Chesterfield hotel today looking at
the ostriches of which the Sells & Rent
frow circus has half dozen wintering
there. Col. Radges was inspecting the
animals carelessly and minding his own
business, when one of the birds reached
over and biting the diamond stud off his
shirt front, swallowed it.
The diamond disappeared with few
guIps down through the immense neck
somewhere into the stomach. The worst
of it is, the ostriches look so much alike
Mr.. Rodger isn't sure which bird it was.
His first idea was to have the ostrich
arrested for highway robbery, but he has
since decided to await developments
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
WORLDS FAIR SOLD.
All the Big Buildings sold for ~ . 900 o
Il. Louis Man.

CHICAGO, April 7.-AIl of the big
Worlds fair buildings were sold at a
private sale by the Southside Park com
missioners today. T. C. G. Garrett, a ST.
800 This purchase included the great
manufacturers building, machinery hall
and the buildings of administration,
electricity. mines, agriculture, fisheries
and transportation.
The only structures not named in the
purchase are the art building, now the
property of the field Field Colum bian
museum, the convent La Rabida the two
service buildings into which the exposi-
ton company has gathered its effects,
and the Forestry building. The pur-
chaser will begin the demolition of the
buildings at once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

HE'D. f. Van Horn &uen.

B. F. Van Horn today brought suit in
the district court against the Omnibus
company, the legal name of which Is the
Southwestern Stage company. and one
of its drivers, Ed Ramsey. for So. 600
damages for injuries received in COLI
sion with "A mail wagon on Kansas
avenue in front Of Parkhurst, Davis s.
Co.'S store March II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
C0l1ingsworth Arrested Soon He Ar
rives in Town.

John Collingsworth, of gambling fame,
arrived in Topeka today from
the west. He has been evading
the officers for several weeks.
Sheriff Burdge arrested him and placed
his bond at $500 which he furnished
promptly. 1t is rumored that Ceilings
worth has effected "A deal with those who
were to prosecute him. but this is denied
by "Al' Whiteside and others of the COM
claiming witnesses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

Justice Furry has selected w FL VIII
liams as the constable for his court TO
succeed Ed Davies. The other Justices
have not decided which will have Mr.
Stonestreet and which one Josiah Ross.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
LAWYERS SIDE WITH WAITE
Denver Bar ssocfaaion Censure the Dis
trict Court for Its Action.

DENVER. April THE Denver Bar as
sociation met last night and adopted res
olutions, implying eensure on the district
court for its action in the fire and police
board matter.
An opinion was rendered to the effect
that the courts had no right to interfere
with Governor Waite in the exercise of
his functions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

Mass Meeting Held DenouncIng the OF
ficials of the City.

HclaAs Oh the lily.
SAN Francisco, April 6.-The excite
ment in Oakland over the eviction of the
Industrial army has not yet died out.
They have many sympathizers among
the lower class and 2 mass meeting was
held at which speeches were made de-
nouncing the officials of the city for their
action. Police were present at the meet
ing and kept the speakers in check An
other meeting has been called for to-
night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07
GOV. LEwELLING's VIEW OF 1T.
Thinks an Investigation VIII ExOnerate
the school Fund Comnissioners-

Thinks an Investigation VIII ExoneraSe
the school Fund Commissioners-
WIcHITA. Kan, April Gov Level
ling will saw in the Beacon tonight that
he understands the state board school
fund commissioners have purchased
about five thousand dollars worth or the
Hamilton county bonds, now IN Htlga-
ton: but he thinks an investigation VIII
exonerate them from all liability
1t is his impression the board was I'M
imposed upon and made to believe that
the bonds were good because interest
coupons had been clipped up to date, to
give them legal appearance. The
amount may be more or less than $4,000
The governor adds he is unable to give
any further information today
what major NcGinIey Says
Major Mckinley said to STATE JOUR
MAI. reporter today:
Until after the sale of these bonds
never knew Mr.. Crane was interested IN
in them
81 never knew there was any question
regarding these bonds until several days
after they were purchased by the com
missioners, when l WAS informed that
the county had defaulted on thelr
interest and that there was SUIT
now pending to enforce the payment
or the same. I am also informed that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

meeting of the standing committee
was held yesterday in the study OF
Rishon Thomas. the Rev. DIR. Beattey
presiding, when the following action
was taken: Consent was given TO the
consecration of the Rev. DR.. Newton as
the assistant bishop of Virginia. The
Rev. s. e. Busser Of Dodge City, the Rev
stephen J. Morgan of Arkansas. Cry,
md the Rev. Chaplain Pierce Of Fors
l.eaveuworth, We're recommended TO the
bishop for ordination to the pri esthood.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

Manufacturers of pure ice.
Now ready for season Of lSv4.
send in orders by postal card, Iele-
phone 234, or our drivers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

The Kansas Presbytery Of the Reform
ad Presbyterian church viii meet Tues
day. April 10th, at 7;30 p m. IA IN, lne
4 number Of addresses VIII bc given
that evening on important subjects py
ministers of the presbytery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-07

did not know that the bonds were to
De sold to the permanent school at the
time that authorized their sale at 90 per
cent fiat, that is, for bonds and accrued
interest, and l return to you the amount
and same money l received for them
from the attorney who was authorized to
dispose them. Very truly,
, 1894-10-06
8aete ihre Sdmudiaden Elm.
0us Dem 6auic Don ), g. Collins per:
fbwtnoet Elm K1itheu nit Diamants
fhmud.

0uf unerfLGrLi6er 8eile nerI3manb Dor
unsefGbr sebn Sa9en aus etncm 3immer
i'm britten Stodipert bon S. 9. Collins,
$50. rs 8euepue Blace, cin SditAen, 0as
mebrere ncrtbooue Oiamanten entbtelt.
Seltlamer @eile aber bate Der Oteb etne
gol6ene l1br, etre 9iamantnaDel une etne
Stole 8anfnoten, bic bi6t neben benz
&ditcben 9ele9en bate, nibt mitgenommen.
Sic 9iamonten gcb0rten elmer Srau Jtos
bertS aus Sprtn9itelO, Su., bic am Diem
flag, Ben %. September, in Collins 6au1e
gum 8elucb etntraf un6 bis leBten Wton>
tag b[ieb. &ur3 nob ibrer 2%lntunft Ie8te
iie sic Sbmudiadben in bic Obere Sbub>
looe i6rcr &ommobe un6 Oacbte an oteiels
ben nicbt meDr, bis ite ie am oarauffOlgens
ben Sreitdg tra9en pO1te. 81 tbrem
Sbreden fonnte lie baS &Gitben ntcbt ftns
Sen. 0osiel6e blieb trOB alcs Su4ens
oeri6nun6en. 6rau &nberts tele9rapbirte
no6 6auic uno fra8tc al, oh lie baS
GGltden Dieueidt bort g%elalien babe, bob
bic 2tntiport lautcte Derleincno. Stun
riiftc tie cine QInaeise in bic 3eituns elm
unb beripro1 Oemieni9en, Oey t6r Die
S6nufladen suriiGbrd6te, cine CUTE 8ez
l%obnun9. 81 gLei9er 3eit %eripdbnte ite,
baB f%cinerlei Sra8cn gelteal tperOen Mir
Ben. 8is icbt bot ii9 iebob Jtiemonb ges
ntel0et.
, 1894-10-06
Die beioen SuLItpaus.

gOr ettua stpei 8Ocbeu fam Dennis Snls
ltnan, beiien Tamilie in 0etroit pobnt,
no6 Chicago unb nacb eini9en Io9en tpuroe
er auf Dem @eleiie Der SuinOiS Central
babu iberfobren unb get0btet. Gr tpuroe
ais 9. Suuipan bon Detroit ioeutiftsirt
un5 Sic &eide na9 Detroit geian5t. gfun
mar aber au6 Elm anberer SuQtpan, oeiien
@ltern ebcnfa1s in Detroit mobnen, uno
Ser itb ebenfaus 9. SuuiOan nennt CT
beiBt Daniel = na9 Chicago 9e8all9en unb
in ber Nnuabme, baB ct Der GeritOrbene
lei, purbc Bic 2etbe an Daniels Batter in
Detroit obreiltrt. Sine 8rOBe Wake"
tpurbc abgebalteu l1no ale oaran betbetligs
ten 9eute tparen 10 9eriibrt, OaB ite ben
Srrtbum nibt erfauntcn, t%porauf Dennis
in oer Samiljen9ruft Der @ltern ieineS
gfamen5petterS beigeiebt puroe. @rlt
Dor mentgcn Sagen, na66em 0enuiS Suls
liuau, Set einen 3ermin i'm Qlrbcitsbaule
ocrbIBt bate, iiber bic elterlic6e S6ipeue
trat, unb bamit BEN gewets ~lieferte, DaB CT
nocb am 2eben lei, iteute ii6 Der Sadoers
bait beraus unb Coroner Wtc0aIe fOnnte
ietnen Srrtbum bcribtigen.
, 1894-10-06
Der Spies umoe0reht.

Sam 8. Sad bat bic @omans Gbriitian
Temperance l~l1iOn, Bic @6ica9o 0oilo
Stems @Ontpanp unb bic 0omen 8. 81,
9o g Hn0 Sane 6, zimmerman auf
100000 S9anenerlab perflagt. Disie
&la8e lit cine TOl9e ocS 8ertcbtS Ser beibeu
9enanntcn 9amen an Die o6enerpabnte
0r8anilation, i'll pcld6cm SSaf's beiDe
&beater ais cine 8rutitdtte beS Qalters Be-
5etcbnet lperben. Die OaiID Stems mur6e
nit IN bic &Iage binsin8e8o9en, neil iie ben
8er!dht lebr brett gctreten bate. Sam
SAD bebauptet, baB iein Gbeater eben5o
9nttanbI8 9efiibrt mir6e, pte ale Ibrioen
2beater @Dica8os unb baB bic bei6en
9@mel1, ipelcbe ietn 3beoter beiucbtcn, lich
aber lltcbt mach ben anberen I6eatern be-
11abtea, in elnieitj9er unb gebaiftger 8eiie
DOr9In9tn, Inter OieienltmitGnoen f0nnte
IS DEN &emperen5petbern gar ntdbt icbas
ben, tpenn ibncn gcb6yig 6aflr auf 6ieTinz
ser gefIopft tpiirOe, baB iie ibre O(Qicn
liberall bineinitcden.
, 1894-10-06
Stdott1des.
Gin Oiebsneit o~ussenommen.
6wei Detectives Fnoen eine mIenee eefohIes
ner Soden in Dem 6ouie 1888 erie.
StraBe uno perbaften cine gauge
OiebeSbdnoe.

Den 9etsctibe5 @arrtgan un6 Simon
Don Der SIT Gbica9o QOe. Station geIan8
eS 9eitern, an Der gtoroieite ein &aubnelt
~auS3unc6men ur6 bic brei3ebn Ofitglieoer
Der 8onoe All Der60ften. 0ieielben limb
Srau 9i33te Mc9fultD, Batrid &earoon,
Ben Wtc GaulcD, Y0trtf Tlpnn, @omarD
0anib, SameS SGannigan, Martin
S'JeiQ, SQn1es 8otpen, Snbn Gbompion,
Deiien 8ruoer Nrcbie, so. g. Wfaion uno
0orbon 8aul1on. Sn Der gto6t Bonn
Oonneritag auf Sreita9 brac6en 0tebe in
Das @el1Gft BON $. 8Lod, $50. 81-83
Q8euSitraBe Elm unO i9lepptel 5!pan5tg
ue6er3teber, bret 0uBen0 6emoen, Inter
3eug uno ouerDan6 S4mudgegenitdnbe
fort. Ote Sad6e mur0e benz Gapt. @ibz
bpns gcmeloet uno bieier beduftra9te Die
~genannten Detectives, bic 9iebe 81 finben
nnb in 0aft 3u nebmen. Ser 3ufan iplelte
Gu9 bier mieber eine be0cutenoe Stole.
Die 8eamten trafen nGmli9 nabe Der
@rieitraBe einen g"eiptiien 8earbon, Der
i9on mebrfacb im 3ubtbauie geieiien bal
Nnb iDnen mDblbetannt mar. Sin 1etner
redtcn 6ono bemertte1 tie etnen ~glGn5ens
ben Sting, bet ibnen perbdc9ttg Dorfam.
Sit bielten ben GrGger beS Gin9es 6eBbalb
on unG fragten ibn, ME er in benz 8eitB
DeIielber gefourmen ict. Gearbon, Der
einiab, 6aB CT nerrotben mar, oeriu9te
gar ui6t 5u %Ieu9nen, %iOnOern ct erbot 1i6
Dielmebr, ben 8eamten gu seigen, mo- lie
ben 9toub, nab Dem tie iucbten, ftnoen
%f0nnten, penn fte i'm OGfiir Laufen Laiier
MOLTEN.
Ob bic 9etectibes biefes Gcriprecben
gaben, tpetB man nibt, i~eoenfaus purben
iie BON 9tear6on nab Dem Sauie SEQ. 16e
@rieitraBe 9efibrt, no naa ieiner Nn9abt
Der &aub unb aub Bic 0tebe 81 ftnDer
feien. Sn benz 6auie moDnt Srau 2t35tt
Mtcgtultp, Die gei6iebene Srau Deg
friber 1ebr befannten @r>9etecttues
Sad" 9oenenftctn. 9tIs 6ieie Der 8oIt.
3iiten aniichtt9 tpurbe, erflGrte ite, 6aB itc
feline 3eit ulto au9 feline SUIT babe, mil
i6net s1 %DerbanOeln, bOb CAB ite flein bel,
ais bic 8eamten tbr mittbetLten, baB ite
9etommen ieten, I'M bte in ibrem 6auie
Oerfteften Sa6en 3u boLen. Sci etnel
OurCbiubun9 Der peri6iebenen 3irnnte1
fanben iicb benn AUDI ale Saden, bic aus
8lod's @ei6dft gcitObltn lpOrOen waren.
Trau WcgtultD unb Wfartin O'9teta, Der
ftb in i6rer @eieuibaft befon6, ipurben
bonn na9 Der Station gebra6t. Die
Nnoeren foI9tcn ipGter, ba man Detectives
ais @acbe Dor Dem 6auie aufgeiteut Bate
unb bieie SeOen in 9aft na1men, Der bin:
eingeben tpOQte.
, 1894-10-06
Otnhnnnntuppen


OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
AnnUsI NOfAmast of the METROPOLITAN LIFE
11hhu1l 0tuVUMVht INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December 1898: made to the insurance
superintendent Of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital,
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash 49, 200, O0o.oO
Assets.
, 1894-10-06
Oes Sebens mI6e.

@iuiam8 cbren6 beging pa6renb Ser Der7
floiienen Na9t in ieinem 3inlmer go. PIG
Gan 8~urenitraBe SeIbitmorb, inbem
CT aus einem UNI @aSbabn ietneS 3inmers
befeiti9ten Gummilcblauch 2eu0tgaS ctn7
atbmete. Gerbienitloii9feit lou Ben Inz
glidli6en in ben Sob getrieben baben.
8ebren6 mar GommiiiicnS : 8erfGufer
fir baS Stem Oorfer 8leiber9ei96ft BON
Sonnsni6etn & Tuds unb in ieiuem
Simmer paren AUDI ieine MtuiterfGiten
aufgeitapeIt. 8ebreno mar 60 Sabre alt
unb bat mdbreno Ser lcBten Sabre nut
fnapp einen 9ebcnsunter1a!t oeroient.
, 1894-10-06

- Sn einem @eb0l3 nabe ser 9reu3uns
ser 70. StroBe unO GpanS 2tpenue fano
9oli3iit G6aS. 2epper Deute Die 2eide zines
ibon in 8erweinn9 iibergegangenen erit
fiirsltcb 9e6orenen &tnbes. Ser 9aame
Der unnatitrli6eu Wtutter pir6 i9tperIi6
in @rfabrung gebrac1t Deroen.
, 1894-10-06
SAoumbero SAin0Ler's Gheater.

Sn v8aliD's Sale, Ste g}o6lc un6
Milnaufee Q(pe., bringt bic Sbaumber9z
S6tnoGer'icbe Grippe mor9en Ser UNI
glGubtge GbomoS" ODER sic Spiritualiiten",
S4want Don 2auf8 unb Sofobt, sur Qtufz
fii6rung. 0as StIf murDe in Mmerifa
nob niht ge8eben un6 ~er8ieIte BEL ieiner
GritaufiDrung Derflo1ienen 0inter in
Berlin einen 9roBarti9en GrfOlg. Oa8
Stld lit 10 boQ pridelnoem 6umor un6
fomii1en Scsnen, 6aB Oa8 8ublitum
ni6t aus 6em 2a6en berauSfommt. Die
6auptroueu liesen in ben 0Gnben bon
2tnna b. &aieIotpSfa, Mtarsaretba Nrn6t,
@lia Stolle, lotpie Der 6erren 0tibarS
8tctor, Grnit Mtauier, Oscar 6abn,
SrieDri6 80ge, &obert s3clide, Srib 0itts
mar uno 9ubpi9 S6inbLer.
gfa1 Der 8oriteuun9 miro Elm Get garz
torzWf0beln I'M Wert9e BON $75 berlooft
merben. Sober Gbeaterbeiucber erbGlt Elm
2oo8 fret.
Sn MiQer's Sale" tommt sic oroBs
@eiau9spolie Scr ~2umpenfont9" our 9lufz
fiibrung. Die 9auptroIen iinb nit ben
9amen: Sobanna uno Mario Sbaum>
berg, emma MeperzGalbib, 9tna .3uern
un6 Nlma Sbleitng, iotpie ben Serren /:
&o6ert S6lemm, Garl Gn9eIfing, Nuguit
Tibrtna, Qeinri9 Caller, @0oI6ert @raf
uno Stto &0ne beitens belebt. II @ez
iongSnummer1, tporunter etntge neUe
Giulagen BON Trdulein Sobanna S6aumz
berg unO 6errn S6lemm ~gelun8en, tperz
ben gum 0ortra8 gebro6t perocn.
, 1894-10-06
S 2,510,914.62

gettO.@bnobme fir bic erften Monote. IS 63,828.86
Serner CAB Ser Comptroller cine 1tebers
iidt iiber Die Qlb8aben Ser beribiebenen
GtraBenbabnz uuD Observation-Disclosures
tir Die 3eit bonn 1. San. bis gum 1. Off.
an Die Staot tpte fplgt: Sj6icite StraBenz
baQu9eieQibaft, 3 Qudrtate, bis 81. Sult
1894 = $15,249.38; Weitleitez@ eieaic6aft
$l5,228.29; JforOieitc : @eieuic6aft
$8,576.25. Die Calumet electric 9t0. S.,
2 SuartaIe, bis 30. 9tooember 1893 -
$1,718.25; Gort6 Shore &p. Co., 2 Guar
tale, bis 30. Stunt 1894 - $213.25; Safe
ltraBez6 o6babngeieIi6aft fir 6as am
l. 0fat 1894 beenbete Sa6r $4,000; Chicago
SoHtR 0t0e 9tapjb &raniit 60, 2bi9IasSs
aablung, $3.50.
, 1894-10-06
9oOb's 8tlIen iin6 rein p"e9etabtliir
Std0ttfhe Ginnahn1en.

Comptroller alderman CAB geftern 9ta4z
mitta8 cine ouf @run6 Der 8eri3te bes
StabtcOuettOrs Observation-Disclosures
itber bie Ginfunft Der Staot all 2icenSen,
neutrality-suspicious. un0 Bfanbitan6s
2icen3en fir bic eriten neun Mtonate ocS
Sa6re5 1894, Dcr9li9en nit benielben On
9aben fir Die eriten 9 Monate be5 SabreS
DOrber aus. 9teier 8eri9t felt iib tpie
Tnl1t.
, 1894-10-06

Total Premium Income ....... .S14y 1851, 21s.s7
Interest and Dividends received. 49,. 693, 925 40
Cash received as Discount On Claims
paid in advance ................... 1902. 72
Rents received l26, e36. SO
ERcome from all other scurces...... 26, 196. so
, 1894-10-06

8rufs unn @ombinotioueu Iil10 unpopular.
Gs 9iebt aber cine 2(rt nGruit",. se9en bic
gtien1al1b etpas 81 io9en bat. 0i15 lit baS
8ruit O6er 8ertrG1elt, bGS Oos gublifum bat
IN 9oob'S 9oriapQrila.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the rights, powers and
privileges vested in me, w. ii, Powell
Trustee. by the terms and provisions
Of that deed of trust executed on the
LIST day of July A.. d., 1882. by the
Madison County Fair Association.
which deed is recorded in hook ". v.
Oh page. $50 ct seq thereof. IN the
Chancery Clerks Office for Madison
County. Mississippi, the Indebtedness
secured thereby being past due and
unpaid aud having been requested
by the proper authority to execute
sal trust by sale of the property
therein conveyed. /, w. H. Powell,
Trustee named in said deed of trust.
to execute and enforce the same, will
ON the 1st day of September. A. D.,
1894, between the hours of IL A. NJ.
and4 p. M, o'clock. before the South
door of the Court House in Canton,
Mississippi, sell at public auction, to
the highest tiddA Ar. or.tcash, the fol.
lowing described property, lying, being
and situated in the City rof Canton,
County of Madison, and State of Mis-
cissil pi. to-wit; The property de-.
scribed and referred to in said de d of.
trust and particularly desert ed as
that property that is mapped and re-
corded in Book v. ", page sol in said
Office. said map was prepa ed by J. P.
George, and the property surveyed by
him in May 1888. the tract Of land be-
ing partly in sec "a, township ., range
2 east and partly In sec 10, township 8,
range east, and described with refer
ence to said map as follows neein
at the northwest corner of sec 10, town
ship 9, range 3 east and runs west 250
feet. thence south 1a7 feet to II e point :.
mar xed on said map A, aud thence !,
around the circumference of tie circle
IS shown by the arrow to the point
marked Is, which is on line due sonth !,
rom A, 267 feet, theacc south 325 feet
% the Fellowes prop .rty. thence East
80 feet, thence south $50 feet. the nee
,ast 20C feet. thence south 1CO feet,
hence east $50 feet, thence north 200
eet, shence east $50 feet, thence north
20 feet, then.e west 500 feet to the
'oiUt of beginning, containing 2O.64
cres and being the same land a is
escribtd in the deed to said Fiiri
recorded in Books U. U.,
ages sos, 500 and $50 and v. w.. pages
5 Ind 80 in said Office, together with
II the rights, lowers, privileges and
conveyed to me by said deed
I f,rust Witness my hand and seal
MS the 1st day of August, 1894,
tSEAL.I w. II. POWELL. Trustee.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-10
SilERIFFS SALE.
Oliver Finney Grocery Co., J
VS..
Mrs, Julia A. MayfieldS.

| VS.. EH6
Mrs, Julia A. Mayfeld.
], the undersigned, sheriff Of Mad'-
son county, Mississippi. will, on the
third (3d) day of September, A. d..
1894, between the hours of II O'Clock
a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. M, sell at auc-
tion, to the highest bidder or bidders,
for cash, at the south door of the court
house at Canton, Mississippi, the fol-
lowing described property, or so much
thereof as-may be necessary TO satisfy
the hereinafter mentioned writ and all
costs, to-wit: Lot No. 16 on south
side of Peace street,in the. city of Cap
ton. Mississippi, according to plat Of
said city bV j. z. George, ia Madison
county. Mississippi. said property hav-
ing been levied on by me, ON the 7th
day Of July. A. D. 1894. as the proper
ty of Mrs. Julia A.. May6eld. by virtue
of writ of attachment issued in the
above styled case by J.K. Kearney. J.
n. on the s7th day of March, IA. d.
1894 Witness my signature. this the
lst day OF August, A. D. 1894.
q. r. KEMr, Sheriff.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-08-10
Who VIII Come to the ResCue7

We doubt not. we say, that there is a
large majority Of the :nenbers of the
House OF Representative who would
glad Y seize the opportuEity If offered
to them, Of voting for the Senate bill
Where is the man who can make or
find q way Of affording to those mem
bers chance 10 vote as their constitu-
ents desn,e them to vote? Who will
come TO the rescue of u gapged House
of Representatives?-R Va,
Dispatch.i