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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20
J Killed at the Primaries.


Killed at tho Primaries.
FRANKFORT, KY Sept. 1S.-News has
been received here of double killing
in Lockport, 10 miles from Eminence,,
in Henry county. Jim Hoskins, an
Owens man, and Wallace, Breckin-
ridge man, had fight at the polls.
Hoskins shot Wallace, after which
Wallace drew knife and stabbed his
opponent repeatedly. Wallace is dead
and Hoskins cannot recover.
PARIS, KY, Sept 17.-At Riddles
Mills, this county, at Z o'clock Sunday
morning Ben Duval shot and fatally
wounded Ed Faulkner, aged %. The
trouble originated over the former
challenging the latter's vote at the
election Saturday.
VERSAILLES, KY, Sept. 1s.-out in
the haywood neighborhood, 5 miles
northeast Of here, Saturday there was
pitched battle between eighteen or
twenty Breckenridge and Owen men,
the result of discussion on the outlook,
during which 6. w. ,Gillesvie, a Brock
inridge man, was stabbed twice with a
dirk knife just above the heart and in
the back, dangerously wounding him.
1t was impossible to find out who did
the cutting.
GRAND ARMY AT PITTSBURGH.
Twenty Eighth National Encampment of
the Heroes Of '81-66.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 14.-There
were no vacant seats in the Grand
opera house Wednesday morning when,
the twenty eighth national encamp-
ment:iof the Grand Army Of the Re-
public was opened formally. Precisely
at that hour Commander in Chief John
G. B. Adams tapped the table with his
gavel of cedar and gold and declared
the opened. Gov. Patti
son gave welcome to the delegates IN
behalf of the state.
These exercises over, the encamp-
ment went into executive session and
the delegates settled down. to listen to
the reports of the national officers.
The closest attention was paid to the
annual address of the commander in
chief, upon a large number of topics.
The report of James E. Mech, adju-
tant general, shows decrease Of 400
posts during the last year, or at least
sne laeh y repo..s;l.oM '1 10 namoe s
o. pos.s. Acsoialn ~ eHe ap sn .;t.,
sssen sne.s We" 4'sa - lily
n s.., !, Ny ~. q ,sea - tho snm - s1no
20 80 80, -, .Sa.; no a an ~Ho'
49, T. q nv 90, esne - 4a,a, fas =,
oune %, e aoaf ,eo =" " soi - S''e
y1 ~. - 9Soo, oo -.
he .wen1y 20 ,seven uepa 'n.n - -
PpI1in ise .ne. loiioa.lag s.a..ss,os..
n 1 ol ,' a 900 o sas slaYes
uecuraeeu ~ pus.s Sos,oo9' nu -
sololers anu sallol g oulie uu a .ne
year senain lass Ael1ollei Wy, e'o oaa
c Gem loss owned .Dy PGses: oea;
NUMBER = OF solalers and sa,lols purleu y
potter sssnelos, soS; unnaraeu y 3. proper
h heaas.onss dDSos a m earI; osss
o.oos. ,,1aa- - ,,as,s 'hal IA Me s,'
S.~,o' = -.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20
Leads tho ReyoIt.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept Is Goethe
lodge, one Of the Oldest German lodges
of the Knights Of Pythias in the
United States, has decided. with but
four dissenting votes, to withdraw
from the order and will organize the
Goethe Relief society, using funds now
in their possession for the new organi-
cation. The officers have notified the
grand lodge that it had surrendered
its charter and all property belonging
to the grand lodge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

Coy ELECT WOODBURY. and Lieut..
Coy. Eject Mansur, Of Vermont, have
each anempty sleeve-the right sleeve.
Each man lefC his arm In Virginia some
thirty years ago. #&
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

s'Ir's doubtless love match; real, gem
uine one" "How can you tell?n tsHe's
given up cigarettes and she her cooking les
s."-Inter Ocean.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

The man who was sswaiting for some
thing to turn up" proposed to sensible
girl, and didn't like it bit when she turned
up her nose at him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20
TESTIMONY ALL IN.
Defense In the Debs Contempt Case Sub
NIT No Evidence.


NIT No Evidence.
CHICAGO. Sept Is. ALI of the testi-
mony in the Debs contempt case is in.
Much to the surprise of everyone, the
attorneys for the defense announced
Thursday afternoon when the last wit
ness for the prosecution had been
heard that they would stake their case
on the evidence before the court.
This was apparently great surprise
to Mr.. Walker and his associates who
represent the prosecution. Mr.. Miller
and Mr. Bancroft, .of the Santa Fe
road. However, after some prelim-
mary stipulations as to the prepare.
ton Of papers, Judge Woods adj ourned
court to Tuesday, September IS, when
the arguments will be heard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

ss-ss
ADOLPH FRIETsCHE, who sailed from
New York August s in q schooner
rugged skif II feet long, reached
Queenstown in safety.
AT Montevideo ffty-6ve Brazilians
were executed by order of President
Peixoto. Military and naval officers
were among the unfortunates
E. F. RAILWAY, of London. at the
Rosedale track, in Toronto, lowered the
100-mile bicycle record tos5:01:10 rs.
FLAMES in the leather market in
London caused a loss of 81, 100000.
In Chung-King, China, thirty persons
lost their lives and 1000 buildings
were destroyed by fire. 80 e = 49, $50
PRESIDENT D1Az opened the Mexican
congress and In his speech said that
Mexico was on friendly relations with
all nations.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

REVENGE will make man walk to places
where charity could not coax him In car
riage-Milwaukee Journal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

| am sure that the count will be given
us by the district committee when it
meets. II it does not l am not pre-
pared to say what will follow; may be
a contest
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

The same kind of economy which
would puttwo persons in the same bed
to sleep would, if carried far enough,
require them to sit in the same chair
and eat from the same plate. In a
general way, each person should have
an entire bed.y Two or three single
beds in the same room, where that is
necessity, are much better than put
ting two into one bed This is espe-
cially true where either person is rest
less, or in imperfect health from any
cause. The slight movement of an
other person is frequently sufficient to
dispel slumber and induce long peri
cd of wakefuIness.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

Miss DAISY MAJOR, postmistress at
Wampum, Pa, is short $1,000 in her
accounts. Daisy is sweet Is, dresses
in elegant apparel, and rides high
grade cycle, and If Uncle Sam is so un-
gallant, says the Boston Herald, as to
change the Major to the minor key.
gallantry should GO to the rescue.
What's the good Of being a Daisy If q
little trife, like that has to be brought
up against her? No postmistress has
sold so many stamps. or made letter
writing such necessity to that part
of the state, as Miss Daisy Major, and
it would be churlish to bounce such a
government attraction.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20
; FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Spanish authorities ordered tho
governor general of Cuba to restore
the import duties on American prod
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-09-20

JUDGE TIPToN ruled in suit at
Bloomington, ILL.,, that druggists, dry
goods and grocery dealers were not
compelled to sell toscolored people,
FARMERS in Kansas were selling
their hogs for transportation Charges
to market. having nothing TO feed
them. gsrsSs 49, sss
FANTASY lowered the record for
4-year-old mares at Terye Haute,
trotting the mile in 2:O6. beating her
own time one second. ,. ...-..a
WHITE CAPS drove William Enochs,
of Martinsville, Ind, from his home
for alleged cruelty to his wife.
AT Selma, Aln.; Sam Johnson, 81
year-old negro, sold himself to Col.
Stark oliver.
AT st. Joseph, Mo-, % bottle Of pop
exploded and put out the eyes of Will
liam Gardner, aged1syears
FOREST fires in Wisconsin were ex-
tinguished by tho first heavy rain that
has fallen since June. sss
CONGRESSIONAL. nominations were
made as follows:SS Wisconsin, Seventh
district, G. w. Lewis (dem.). Colorado,
0oSOuO uAStTACI, -. NJ aOOWcu4 \Tep. j.
Virginia, Tenth district, Thomas
Goode (rep.). News%Mexico, T. B. Mills
(pop.). - s.as-
AT Eddy, N. NJ, James Barrett was
hanged for the murderof John Holt
han at Seven Rivers. #
ENocH DAVIS, . wife murderer, wa.
shot at Lehi, Utah, he having chosen
that mode of execution in preferences
to hanging. :.
RoBERTJ, paced mile at Terre
Haute. Ind, in 2:O117lS, breaking all
records. Carbonate put the 2-year-old
mark at 2:09, and JohnAR. Gentry cut
the stallion record to 2:O3H in a race.
WHILE drunk Fred Miller, 70 years
old, fatally stabbed his wife at Ken.
ton, o., and then drowned himself in a
well.
JOHN and Alexander Tyler (broth.
ers) killed each other in q quarrel over
a line fence at Northport, Ala. Il 1 5
On account Of no funds to pay en-
ployes Adam Forepaugh's circus
stranded at Button, o. Es
A TOMBSTONE fell on Susan johnson,
an aged woman, while planting
flowers in cemetery at Homework,
O., inficting fatal INJURIES
DEMOCRATIC boilers met at Carson,
New. and nominated q state ticket
headed by Theodore Winters for gov
orDOr
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03

InoN wero nOa snnt Il

Incy were noS sent TO
,"c LEDGER, bat VIC mean no
offence by repub'ishint them.
We might join Mr. ArmficId IN
mis- ccnSure Of the News and Con
.'e' tAr not publishing them but
10. the doubt i'll our mind Of its
motives. 1t may be that tic News
and Courier having already pub
iIshod Gov Tillman's assertion
that he knew Elliott to he a gen
tIeman, thought that the public
as satisfied as to Elliott : charact,
er and that further tes:imonia'e
were unnec cssarv.
Mr. Elliott being a Lancastrian
We fec moro interested in his
v,ndication on that account, and
g'adiy give space to the testimon,
ia's below.
The t'itowiag is copy IF = recon-,
mandation sent 20 the News and Cons
MIR in h'half of my nciEho =, Mr. }
G Ejli"tt, which never appeared in
TINT VnpoT, which shows conclusive
that r~'judicc instead # honesty shall
pr"vo'', if left 10 l.:
"fhis is IT, certify thatJC Elliott
deals hon"rahly, is liberal with his
fsii'wC, and ss courteous to ladies ss
Rny MAJ in 'he cauntry.
CSigreD j B Bruce nas'ma ster; 3
3 Fua@ori"rk, miui,tor; G II Fun9cr
hurk, l. J Fundcrburk. J Fuuderhurk
and " J Armf"'d; sit Of TradfsviIlc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
Very Important.

Bills have been mailed to most OF
the Subscribers to the LEDGER. The
aggregate amount, due on these bills
was very large, but the aggregate
amount thus far paid is comparative.
lY small.
1t is hoped every subscriber in ar
rear will read this notice, and that he
viii forward the amount due us at
once.
1t is unjust to the proprietor to read
his newspaper without paying for it
FULLY rs much so rs for the proprietor
OF the paper to eat the farmers chick
ehs and eggs and then fail or refuse tc
rcmuneratc him.
We thank those of our subscribers
who have paid us. and trust this ap-
peal will not be lost on those who have
not paid.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
S. tn Carolina.
Lancaster County

|, " W Perry Clerk ol Curt for
Lancaster Caun'y, 6. C., do hereby
c.r,'fy that | know II S Plyler G. l.
NcNncley J W Games n 3 C.rn;s
II \ Threat L A FUnderhurk u T.
Walters Jno b Walters T y Carues
Joshua CHrncs II w ruylor ID NJ
NcMa.us w A Funderburk John f.
II veil w NJ E.ridge Nj b Carnes
j NJ Knight 5 B Carues w T SuiDes
J B HON w ] FunderSurk l. ]
FuntcrHurk ID j Siute + B Lirgle
Henry Rnwell l. Il Rpwcl w A
C"-"es Philip Snipes ard that their
regulations FIR veracity sud in all
ether resrects are good and that /
y ul rel" "U what they would say.
W w PERRY, G CCLC.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
Is a j RcfOrIncr Manu-.

It = thought BY many that the
arlic cs which have recently Lecn
published in the Register, Wa
tcrcc Messenger and Enterprise
signed Reformer" and the one
III the kcrshaw Era signed "Far>
mer' were a written by one and
the same person and that that
person is the Hon J Il Magill,
Senator from Kershaw. If Mr.
Magill, however, is not the writer
Of the aforesaid articles, in Justice
TO hmscL he shou d say so, for
they are h;Sh.y discreiitah e 10
the author whoever he may be. -
ReV,ew
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
ing Of lly
mouse suD-A.ii-


mouse sub \ .fi-
saturday MIR n / Lem.
mond was elected president ana
Mr. Eli Csskev vicc>rreciGapt
Four former members were re
stored to mem bcrship --Rcvie#.
the Interdcn, OF Kershlw
contradicts the report that the
Governor was recently lnsutci
in mg presence at The drpot D.,
man named ""iiam5'
DR. | Simpson will be IN L2u,
caster Court week for The trlr.
tice O9 his pro oasion OFico in the
Catawba Hous"
Bring Us a Gulo monav when
YOU come to cour.
In 90 Watt. hoe on,ni.,oa
AS Tompkins Receiver Of the
Nhestc7 Manu'actur;nCC Company.
RI Wilson or tbis corri..
killed. twn wild trrkc,. ot ono
shot on Saturday last,
Mrs WI Williams wos tho
guest Of Mrs M II johnson ,h;s
week.
Tho r,,o.-.;.. r,,.........,,r
xoo., =, ,Io .,I... ,t,.... ,....,...
nexttoC,owfo.d Er.., D.-..@. ....
and moved into their urw ou4..
ters on "Wednesday.
-Tho enow bas ,Lo,,.s ,n..
fed Tho farmers .o,. - I.,,.GI,
81 ,h. s,,,,. gr,:r o,.r. .., -
erobIv
u1D >-:,.. .ep,
,a.,,,o:,.l,,a,I.lI I.:'.,
1,n las, Wo,L.,
=, "''iU'' V" ",',"N ne 'i'' 'l"''.
=" - !" ."o 'H"','"' '"o S'I '.'''
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03

.iIjlsDsi0 FTVc.

F.ory. jenre OF VI T F.l.at.
'.cG uw.owiy escaped beng bur,
cd on We 'nesday night lat 4
-cr AN laced IL b,X Of ashes 1T
the ak tops IN to ar.ornO On
an d r.1E the night The box burn
ed 'au.ht the step, and they
burne' ana he sido Of the house
wa barn.nI when the family
a"ah. and gave the aLarm With
.., a.si t.uoa Of the ue.ghb,rs it
f.s SION oNU K ishcd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03

Capt Rsbdrn, f,cigb, c. duct.
or rn the CuIumb'a IL GrrcueiHe
R'ilroEd, WIS killed at Gresuwo.d S
U Saturday night
Forty SIX dispensary cases are
before the court Of sessions in
Charleston.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03

Senator Ma2iII of Kershaw IS a
white-haired man. lie is old
enough to know the truth and TO
tell it. II he desires to earn the
yeneration to which hs wears may
entitle him, he will promptly re-
tact his statement that The State
and the Bryan PuntiDg Company
are, or were a. the tune OF the
printing steal connected with
each other. That was a lalschood,
which could have been easily dis,
proved when ii was set aAoat TO
exCHFe the footing OF the treasury
II was intended for the bambooz-
icment OF fools. Senator Magill
is not a fool We do not want to
consider hlm a falsfier.- Tho
State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
KING C0TT0y SEHD.

| have a limited quGutity nc the .
ebrated King Cotton Seed fur sac
the following reduced prices
Single bushel So. TWO bushels
So. Five bushels for SO.
This variety was never offered lcl
at less than - for SinC'c hushui.
II. *. cunningham.
!.gnPa.tpr 10, ,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03

The Band silver seigmor.
age coinage bill was passed in the
Houso oil Thursday by a vote of
1853 to l20.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
MGRTGAGEE'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,

COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
WUEREAS, default has been madc
w IN the payment of the debts Sc
cured ny a certain mortgage. bearing.
date llth day of November 1892,
made aud executed by Martha J Ply
Ter, Nj susan NcGuirt and r i Bcll5
to the undersigned John ID Wylie,
which said mortgage was recorded i'm
tic Office Of The Register Of Nfesne
Conveyance for Lancaster County. in
said state, in Real Estate MORTGAGE
Book No. s, pages 2S, %, 30 and 81. on
TN" 18TH day Uf December 1892
Now therefore, under and by virtue
OF the power or sale in the said mort
gage contained, the said MOrtgayec.
John ID Wyiic. will sell at public
auction before the Court Hous" door
in Lancaster County and State
of south Carolina within the legal
hours Of sale on the
First Mondoy Of March 1894
the same being the 9Th day Of the
n"n.hI 10 the highest bidder foy cash,
hc following described premiSGA TO
Wit:
Lil that piece, parcel or tract of hEp
in the COgmty of Lancaster and StAtp
of South Carolina, containing NinCky-
four t9ll Acres, more or less. aud
bounded as follows: On the North hy
lands of r f. Wylie anG Mr. and Ms
W Hood; on the East by lands of
said Mrs Hood and John Watts. col
Orcd on the South 10y lands of Mrs
Martha VI Nelson and on the West hv
Lands of II f. Wylie, formerly owned
by Mrs Sarah \ Dunn, being the tract
OF land whcreOn the said Martha J
P!ylcr recently resided with her hus-
band Joseph A Plyler. The said lands
were formerly a part of the estate
lands of Jonathan Wallace. deceased.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser tc
pay for papers.
JOHN d. WHLIE,
feb. ,, 1871. MOrtgagcC
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
SCH HEDUIE

In effect Daily except Sunday on
and after February u, 1894.
WEsTBoUND.
/ Leave
Lancaster at 90 a IN and 3 90 . IN
Fort lawn " 35 IN d" 3 40 y m
BascomVilic " 55 q m d" 1 10 n m
Ar. Chester 900 "A M q" ) 10 n m
EASTBOUND.
Lv. Chester ut II GO IN and : Il n m
Richburg " II 81 IN s 10 = m
BaScOmbville II Top m and s 20 = m
Fort Lawn at - 30 p m and 80 u M
Ar. Lancaster at ] 10 p m and 8 IL y mn
Train leaving Lancaster at : 90 a m.
connects at Chester with CC& A 20
ing south, G ~ l. going north ard G G.
d y going west.
Train leaving Lancaster at 3 90 u m.
connects at Chester with & & & 4 90
ing north and at Lancaster with 3 "a.
from Camden.
Train leaving Chester ut IL 90 a m
connects at Chester with g C& A from
Charlotte, and at Lancaster with 3 Cs..
for Camden
Train leaving Chester at 7I5 d m.
connects with q G 81 Il from CoIum
bia. q d \ from Allan Ia and G. d l.
from Lenoir.
w. III. HARDIN, RECEIVER.
j. M. MOORE, ,SUPRRINTENDENT.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
sLEEPLESSNESs, NERVOUS
PR0SIRATlON.

Try oR, aaaES Pills, so DOSES 25 CTS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-03-03
CH DR. Aw q cRnsTER. "a

Have you Catarr hT This remedy is glaran-
teed 70 cure you. Price G0Cts. Injector free
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
MICHIGAMME AND SPURR.

Miss Reggie Barman returned last
Saturday from Big Rapids, Mich, where
she has been attending the Ferris Indus
trial school in the kindergarten depart
ment since July 1st.
Willie Milroy has resigned his position
as manager Of j. Gottliebson's store and
his place has been filled by Jack Hoar.
A party from Chicago Is buying up all
the huckleberries he can get at $l.60
bushel and ships them by express to
Chicago. There are number of people
between the Beaufort location aud Three
Lakes engaged In picking the berries.
The Rev. R. Hancock, Of the Sauls-
bury mine. preached at the N. E. church
last Sunday In place OF the Rev. Mr..
Polglase.
The family OF Mr.. Richie, bookkeeper
for F. W. Read & Co., have arrived and
will occupy the house vacated by j. G.
Fowle at the Michigamme mine.
Chris Olsen and four other Swedish
citizens, Of Michigamme, bought a
meadow southeast of Lake Michigamme
from the Char: pion Iron Co., for which
they paid $50. They cut and stacked
enough hay to supply their cows during
the winter, but some scoundrel set fire
to the stack aud burned it all up. 1t is
pity these fire bugs can not be caught
and placed where they rightly belong
In the Marquette prison.
f. w. Read and party of friends had
an excursion on Lake Michigamme io
Picnic Island last Friday.
The Michigamme base ball CLUB gave q
dance at Odd Fellows hall last Friday
evening which was largely attended
there being number of couples present
from Champion. All had pleasant timS
and it was success both socially and
| financially.
Mr.. John Anderson made great effort
to induce the school board to employ 8
male teacher as principal of the Spur
school this year, but Mr.. Pote and tbs
Three Lakes crowd downed him ano
Miss Bright will teach the school the
coming year.
To make their services perfection this
year the Spur township board and com
missioner OF highways went $500 shcr'
on the roads and may get the money
much easier than the perfection.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

who had been patient In the northern
Michigan asylum since 1882, was killed
Monday night by falling tree. Not
breath OF air was stirring, and the tree
was perfectly sound, A score OF other
female patients we're under the tree, but
all escaped. The peculiar accident can't
be accounted for.
The amount Of pine burned over 10
Ont0nagon county is estimated at 150,-
900, 900 feet. The forest fires are still
raging though somewhat checked by the
light rains. A large number OF deer
have been driven into the clearings,
where they are being killed by pot hun
tiers.
Most OF the copper now sold appears TO
be going abroad. The Russian aud Ger
man governments are buying heavily.
There have been no large sales recorded
recently, although the mines are nearly
all working and the ore Is not plling up
much. 1t is said that the Calumet "
Hecla IS well sold up and the same is true
Of the Bigelow properties.
Harlin Brown, ex-supervlsor Of Laird
township, was convicted In the Hough-
ton circuit court, last week, OF keeping
open his saloon on election day. but as he
had just completed term of imprison-
ment for violation OF the liquor laws,
Judge Hubbell let him off under sus-
pended sentence. Brown premises 70
attend strictly to his homestead affairs
In future, wise thing to do.
Angelo Jasino, an Italian beer peddler,
who worked for the Pabst Co. at Red
Jacket last year and who was tried at the
last January term Of court for stabbinR
Finn In quarrel about woman and
received q sentence for FIVE years In state
prison, was tried again today, the SUI
preme court having ordered new tria
on technicality Ia Judge Hubbelps
charge to the jury. The jury returned Q
verdict OF not guilty.
An incendiary fire Tuesday morning,
resulted In the destruction Of Reeds
livery barn, Marquette. and almost the
entire contents, involving loss Of
$40, 600. Six thousand dollars OF thi:
loss was on household furniture. stored
by people absent from the city, and wa:
partially insured. The loss OH livery
property is nearly covered by insurance
No clue to the incendiaries.
Watersmeet was again visited by dis
astrous coufagration last Friday night
Fourteen buildings were consumed, in
cluding six dwelling houses, ice houses
the Menominee beer warehouse and al
oil warehouse. Four box cars and on
flat car belonging to the Northwestern
railroad were also burned. Among tn
residences destroyed were those owne'
by Frank Singler, IL. 4. Pears
and Mr.. Cassidy, The fire originated Il
the oil warehouse at about 1880 o'clock
The loss is very heavy and is thought t
be but slightly covered by Insurance.