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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
MOrt0a0e SaIe.

Whereas. Il, ii. Hasenritter and Elizabeth
his wife, by their certain mortgage deed dated
the 9th day of May. 1882 and recorded in the
Office of the Recorder Of Deeds of G Gasconade
County, Missouri, in Mortgage Record Book
No. IL, at page 225, did convey 10 the under
signed Hermann Savings Bank, of Hermann,
Mo-, TO secure the payment OF a certain promis.
following described real estate situate in the
county Of Gasconade and State OF Missouri,
to-Tit: Town Lot No. twelve Q2) on East
Front Street, in the Town OF Hermann, No ., as
per plat of said Town; and, whereas, the said
IL. Ii. HaSenritter has row been dead more
than nine months; and, whereas, default has
been made in the payment of said note accor-
ding TO its tenor and effect; ana, whereas, the
Board of Directors OF the said Bank has ordered
Michael JOiden, the President of said Bank to
sell said real estate in the name Of said Bank to
Now, therefore, The undersigned Hermann Sa-
wings Bank, mortgage aforesaid, by Michae,
J0rdan sPresident, by authority of said order
OF said Board OF Directors, and by virtue an Il
In purs uance OF The provisions OF said mo ortgage
deed, and the powers in the said mortgage
thereby YES ed, will. on
SATURDAY, the lO:h Gay of February, 1891,
between the hours OF 9 o cl ock in the forenoon
ana O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
proceed TO sell ihe real estate horenbeiure des-
.fiDcu, at public yendue, TO the highest bidder
Iuf cash III hand, at The court house door, at
Hermann GascOnade County Missouri, for the
purpose OF satiSfyiny and paying said note wi III
the interest thereon and the cost and expenses
OF executing this trust.
HERMANN SAVINGS BANK,
MorIgagee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

Su Der oem @OnsreB lebt uorlieseas
ben 8onofrase banoelt es iib inl @rur'
De eenommeu nIr barunt, ob nit @e>
nebmisuns bss gonsreiiss oreipro5en
tise Bombs ioaeu aussessben iDerben
ooer OF ,uir oierproSentise S1ulbi6eine
cbne bic beipnosre @cnsbnli9ur9 Der
8Olfspsrtrctun9 uus9eb,n irnilsn. 9as
iit o:e etn5ise 5rasf. @eib miiien mir
baben. 9ltei lit infer atebit 10 gut,
oab mir uniere SdultuerI9rsituusen
nit 2eidtisteit 81 orei .PreSent ausses
ben fDuneu. menn. Der gOnsreb turd Elm
beionbe:es Geicb b;e slus9abe iu!6sr
Bonbs oeriii3t. Shut CT bas ribt, 70
fam Der Sinan5miniitsr li6 bas erfor.
oerlihe @elo unter einem dlterea 8eles
oeri6affen. Die inter bieiem Geles
Ton lbm aus5usebenrsn Sonos iui!rben
a5er nit pisr 8rU5ent uer5init msrocn
miiHsn. @enn man etuen Eriualmnnn,
Der @elb aufnebmen muB, por bic @obl
iteQen iuoate, Ob er orsi Ober OF er bier
8ro5ent 3inien Sublen pOtle, TO wiirbe
oer jeoen Weniden auslnten. ber ibm
Sumutbete, bier 8roSent ,3inien
Su Sablen, ipenn er bas
@elb 81 orei Bro5ent erbaltsn fauu.
albsr 70 einiud ideint Iuiercn 9errcn
gertretern i'm GOusreB Die Grase nibt
Su lie9en. Der 5inan5ausidub bss
senates milf sluar bic BON Serrn Cars
lisle beiiir,uortete Sonob!u Dem Senat
uorlesen, aber obne beiouoere gmpieb'
lung, bic Nsbrbeit ocs slGslfufes
ideint sesen Die Bill gu ieIn. go lit
es immsrbln m6slid, DAB Die gntideiz
ouus sessn Den seluaben Merldenuer.
itano aus fullen unb baB Der Sinan5miul'
iterunter bem olten @siss @elo 5u bier
BruSent miro cufuebmen miliieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Final SettIamnnt Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the Estate
of Christoph Horstmann, deceased. that
the undersigned Executors of said estate
intends to make final settlement thereof at
the next term of the Probate Court of Gas
conade county, State of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann, on Monday, the 26th
day of February, 1891.
Henry Horstmann s. Carl kautZ,
Eyaoptorc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Final Settlement NOtice

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate OF
G. E. Wensel, dec., that the undersi IN.
ed Administrator of said estate intends
to make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of Gasco.
made County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann, on Tuesday, the 9th,
day of February 1894.
FRITZ J. Koch,
Admin rntnr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the Estate OF
Jacob Strassner dec, that the undersign.
ed Administrator of said estate intends to
make final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gasconade
county, State of Missouri, to be held at
Hermann on Wednesday the 2Sth day o
February, 1894.
OSWALD STRASSNER,
AdministratO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Final Settlement Notice

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the Estate of
Otto Bohl,, deceased, that the undersig-
ned Administrator of said estate, intends
to make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri. to
be held at Hermann. on Tuesday, the 9th
day of February, 1894.
+. A. F. BOIL,
Adp,ip;sfrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

am lesteu sOuntas Rorsen lit
@r'Staats<S Sbabmeliter s. 8. NOlauo,
Der bic staatstuIe I'M $4,000 betros,
aus Dem 5udtbauie eutlaiieu woioeu.
ba ieiu Siueiid5riser Straitcrmln (osn
er am ~. Suli 1892 antraD unter Der
Jog. 9reioiertetResel at9elaufen war.
8a Der Gntlaiisne Su ben aroB.n Spib-
bubsn Sdblt, batte @ouuerneur Stone
nidts Glliseres 81 tbun, offs i6n foiort
nad ieiner @ntlaiiuns aus bem 5udt.
bauie tur9 urbcoinste Sesnaolsuns
uiebsr in ieine 8drserredte einsuIebeu.
Sdite 9Olanb itatt Dee $4,000, BIZ
3borbeit bssansen. nur lumpise paal
Dollars Ju itebleu. 10 iuiroe ihm oiei'
8ersiinltisuns nidt 10 raid gu 2bei
setuorben uuo CT miilbe luabrl9einlid
nod lanse su iuarten baben, big ,bn
bic 9bOre oes 5udtbauies aar Greibsl
ss6ffuet uorbeu mdrcn. --aleine Sieb
bdnst man. sroBe ldBt man lauicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Notice of Final Settlement =.

notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the Estate O.;
Christoph Grossmann, deceased, that the
under signed Administrators of said
estate, intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court of Gasconade County. State of
Missouri, to be held at Hermann. on Mon
day, the 26th day of February, 1894.
Beana Grossmann g. Gustav Gawer,
Administr atOrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

esn sarS Seuti4lanb berri&t iiber
Die 9aadridt bon Der Bieeerausi6bnuns
e.s Saiiers uno bes 5hriten Bismard
sroBe 5reube. Gs beibt baB Slrt
Sismard NIT boben Gbrsn in 8erliH
empfansen tuetben iua uuo als Goit bes
aaiiers i'm Sdloiie tuobnen wiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

BOn allen Seiten laufen beim Con
areB Hrotste segen bic Bilion.Bil
elm; biz isbt aber baben mir nod Dor
ttiusr eln;iseH BeiitiOn fir NnHabms
eerielten seb6rt. Die bsmotratiid'
n9arifreiorm" iiebt eben in Der Broria
gang onoers aus als In Der 9beorie
llno i.st n,adt ii4 Sie pratt,ife seit.
bemerfbar: Sblu6 Der 5abrifeH, Diff
nen Der Suppenanftalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Sanuar.ls

iebr beionbers aud unler Staat uub
feline 5armerbeu6lteruns burd sullfr.le
Goae benadtbeilist uno s,iddoist
tuiirbe. bexu Sbio itt einer Der baupt'
iddliafen @uue Sidtenbea Staa!en
Der union.-(giucinati Sreie BreGe.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

Gin &utes brirgt uns ras Saar
1894 - bas GHoe Der cofumbijdeu
Polimasfen. Stu, ip,rosn feline mebr
scmaGt uHo iuas roh porbanbeu 1T,
miro bato uerbruuht lein. s9obl
gtiema.b miro bic 3ilberbosen psrz
mi1Ien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate of
William Sander, dec. that the undersign-
ed Administrator of said estate intends
to make final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gasconad
County, State of Missouri, to be held at
Hermann, on Wednesday the 2oth day oi
February, 1894.
LOUISE SANDER,
Administratrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

Der 8unoisieuut bat bic @rnennuns
Sorrblo'per's bon Rs,u gort gum rid.
ter oes Bunoes'Dberseridts nn9 lans
ger Debate nit elmer Nebrbeit uon 6
Stimmcn uertuorfsn. Nm Wontaa bat
Ytalioent @lepelano bem Senat bic
@rnsnnuns bon &idtsr Bbesler s.
9edbnm pom Reu Dort fiir Ober>8uu.
oesridter iberilubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

Sn Sadionuiue, 5lorioa fano seitsrn
eine srUbe Breispriiselei Stpiidsn brn
beioen 8lupffehtern gorbeit Eno
Rtt6ea itatt. bel BEN Ger l,Btere ben
aIrieren 500. 0as .,Rowbg. g.@lfwen.
te oes gansen 2anbes iuar nod ben,
S4auplase oes Samples biuseeilt I'm
iid on benz uiebiiden sport Su ,peiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

2ieb' 8aterlanb fannit rubis i,in!-
Bismard unb Raiier Bilbelm babsn
Grieben seidlsfien unb bieien nit elmer
Glaide e1ten @siu beiieselt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
9aS bempfroti5d,e Sbeef. Die YNal

Das bemOfratlide Sbeal, Die @aareu
su psrtpoblfeilen, lit erreidt. Ser
Breisnisoersans iit Elm 70 euUrmer. bab
bic Mb3lidfeit elmer wcitsren GsrlpObl.
fsiluus ausssidlufien iit. slbsr ipas
nhst es, wenn bic aduier iebleu? Die
Biliou Bill iuiro Die iesisen 3uitduoe
permanent nladen. @aareH weroen
bi0is iein, aber bic drmsreu &laHeu
,peroen in Solse Der ftarfen 2obnber.
abiebuusen fein @elo babeu, Inn fe 81
faufen:
fgine. 8olfsbl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
8ru6bdnoer,

ganbasen. gerabebalter. cine srOB
Gusuabl ifets on Sanb uno iuerbel
iorsfdttis ansepaBt. BON
9r. IS. q a {.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

- Sa ct. 2ouis fat Die .,@unbar
Sdool Union" rincn Jog. relisi5len
Genius uernnitattet unh oos grsebnuf
lebte s8obe befaunt semabt. Oaruady
iteben bic Satbolifeu nit 67 Gonntaes.
idnlru. 32.253 sonutussidater uub
$1,000 Sir6sumitslisberu BET @eilem
o5enan; bann fummeu be WetbooiIten
nit Sd SOnniassihuler. H. ,3O4 sdii'
fern nno 9.S5S 8irdenmitalisoern; bic
8resbD!erianer nit Al senntaasid)a.
fen. 1O,OS3 sdiil.sn uno 7,12O Gr=
6enmltslieoern II. {. 10. Die 0eulits
2ntberaner baben s.763. .air6cnmi;s;ie.
Der uno Die 0eutid Guans. 2ntbernncr
oeren s.37s Sm @nnssn siebt cs in
Ct. 2onis nod eieiem Genius 224
SOuntassldulen, 1926 9ountaas.
idIlcr unb 111,512 airdenmitaiisbrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26


Cute 9nnbe tummt aus SUpa. Hua
Dcs Nolnes luirb rdmli6 untsr'm Dor.
seitrisen Datum ssnelbet: .,9as
Staats= Dberseridt beitdtist beute biz
uon ibm friber erlaiene @niiteiouns
mel9er Sufulse bas grubibitions'
amenomeut Sur gerfaiuns oss Staatea
Der uerbinbiiden 8raft entbebrt. Sn
Der llrtbeiisbesriinouns lu,ro wieoer'
bOlt oaruuf binsetui.ien, bab basislb.
slema's legal angenommsu iuoroen iei."
8dbreno bel uns bic berrideubs
Yariei bemiibt lit. bic amerifaniid,
arbeit Idublos Der austdnbifaen Con-
eurrenS 5u ibertieferu, aeiSen Die tu;d'
tighten gulturldnoer Der Welt aerebe
bic entsesenseiebte zenoen3. 9as nsu.
eriudblte itdnb,se @umite fir 9oGpeieu
Der fran50iiiden 9eputirtentummer If
nit sroBsr @sbrbeit iduss0Ineriid
Der ein5ige Bes. ben internctioraler
Sanoelsuerfebr 8 au belebsn, 1T Der be,
Iscip,uciidi; wer siebt uno nidts ba'
fir uerlanst. muB ben &iir5eren sisben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26

rer shiueine OIL Der &raufbeit. &einlt.
DE 9altuna, quite Siitieruns uno YFtse
iino an bieier STEELE immsr beiiriuortet
tporbeu uno cine seiuinnbringenoe Su6t
1T obneoem nidt ceu;bar, aber wenn bic
Sdmeine bag seiunoeite 5uttcr. tas
reinife @aiIer baben, lberbaupt 10 rem
LID uno iiirlorslib sebalten werhen unb
ein Go(erafrantes Sduein uuttr iie,
10 iit IS n'dt ii6er Oh eiues tooum
ilbrig b!eibt. Der ein5ise ges, Die
Gbolera fern Su talten. iit ben Nniicd.
uussitcff nibt in Die Seeroe selansen su
lnfen, uno bas fam nldt Gciier aeid)e.
ben, als inoem nlan ieoe Gelesenbeit
ftreng uermeioet. BEL Der cine uebe, tra,
snns Der Gnitednnssitoffs auf seiunoe
Shreiue itattf finben fann.
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G69emtli9er Narftbert9t.
@etrribe, Mfbl niw.
S,ben Sreitas corrisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

Beisen, 2. lualitdt .......... 30
Beisen, 3. Nualitdt. .......... 4o
Rebl, per cad, l. lualitdt. 2 90
Refl, per Sad, 2. Nualitdt.... l IS
Rornmebl, per 100 Sfunb.... ] ~
Rleie, per 100 8funo. ........ 90
sbipauif. per 100 9funh. 70
Yrnonfte
gprrisirt BON
WIN. EBERLIN, 0roter.
Die amsesebsnen Yreiie iuerben bon ben
Sdnblern [neiitens i'm 3auibe bs5ablt
6utier, per 8funo ..... 129-l74
Gier, per Duseno ........ IL
6abner, per Bfunb ........ 8
Sprina Gbideus. per 8Iuno -. 6
eartoffsln, per Buihel. -. 400
Spedleiten per Bflno. ........ o-1O
Eh;ufer .t0-l3
Shmals per Yiuno. ........ ID
8uiebeln per Suibel ...... 70-lOO
Bole per 8iuno ...........l5-3O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-01-26
Order of Publication,

by Michael jordan,
its President.
The morning call., 1894-05-12
THE STOCK MARKET.

Reports OF an unfsvorable nature concerning
Con- Cal & Va. caused Iurther decline in prices
yesterday. Messrs. Van Wyck and Others Jumped
on the stock and sold 1t down to 53ls to sales OF
over 10000 shares. The whole market suffered
in proportion, and for time one could hardly
sell at any figure. The reports state that the
showing IN the crosScut % feet below the 1850
level had passed into low-grade ore which was
much broken IN character and that they had also
reached the west wall OF the ledge but that report
found very few believers. Mr.. Lyman's Official
report to-day is anXiously looked for.
The Virginia Enterprise is highly pleased with
the showing and its issue OF Thursday contained
the following:
"Dispatehes were received here last evening
from parties in San Francisco. in which it was
stated that there was much excitement among
dealers in mining stocks in regard TO big strike
reported to have been male In the Con. Cal d.
Va. in the crosscut 2S feet below the $50 level
just what story was in circulation in the Bay
CITY among mining operators we do not know
but "a rich find OF was said TO have been
made at that point the report was premature. We
are able TO state on good authority that the ore
body in the mine had not last evening been
reached at any point below where it was cut in
the drift run Il feet below the 1860 level.
''At point 2S feet below the 1850 level a west
crosscut is being run from south drift which is
expected to cut the ore found above. Last evening
the face OF this crosscut in low-grade quar- 2
OF an appearance which promises Improvement in
the future.
Judging from the solid character OF the GRE
BODY where opened into IA feet above, it is safe
point where ii Is now about to be cnt into by the
crosscut running west from the south drift and it
may prove much wider than at the point where it
was cut into above The new crosscut may in q
day or TWO. give the mining-snare dealers of San
Francisco an excitement founded upon solid merit
instead OF mere rumor, as was that of last even
ing.
There has been some talk of a crosscut said to
be in progress from some old drift at point down
near or upon the 100 level. NO such crossrut is
being run. The lowest work being done with a
view to the development OF fhe new ore body is
that now in progress ind the west crosscut
from the south DRIFT. % feet from the 1850 level
The latest information from different mines along
the lead tends to show a marked Improvement in
the general condition of things. AT the Alta the
ore recently encountered in the new strike shows
a higher value from assays and encouraging indi-
cations of the body widening.
"The 0yerman looks better than 1t has at any
tlme within two years past. The $50 level of the
beieher Is no doubt going to show large body of
ore, for the fact is known by many that during
Ilme the great bonauzas OF the Crown Point and
belcher were being taken out large and promising z
stre2ks OF ore were passed on the $50 level which
The morning call., 1894-05-12
WANTS THEM BACK
Mrs. Wilson's Suit for
Her Children.
Judge Hunt Asked to Modify a
Decree of Divorce Made
Three Years Ago.

Judge Hunt will have a busy time Of it on
Monday next in adjusting the differences be-
tween John NJ. Wilson and his divorced wife.
jennie.
The husband obtained a decree of divorce
from his wife in August. 1891. when Judge
Hunt also awarded him the custody OF the two
minor children. Bessie NJ. and Florence j. Will
son. Since that time Wilson has espoused
widow with three children, and now his first
wife wants the decree of divorce so modified
that she may have the custody of the children,
alleging that the new Mrs. WILSON'S children
do not agree with hers.
Several affidavits and counter-affidavits were
filed in the case recently. Mrs. Wilson's af1da-
Wit stated that before her husband commenced
his suit for divorce he persuaded her not 10
defend It, promising to allow her TO keep tDe
children and give her $50 month FOR her sup
port. She did so, and her eX-busband kept bis
promise until eight months ago, when he took
the children away, subsequently refusing 10
return them and stopping the monthly allow
ance.
On the other hand, Wilson'S affidavit set
forth that he had entered into no such alleged
colluson with his wife. What money he gave
her was out OF pure charity. He took his
children away because they were Ill treated.
and bis stepcbildren treated Them with the
greatest possible affection. 1t was not true tnat
he was superintendent of a niue In Anlador
County and could allow his eX-Wife S1OO q
month. He and bis wife owned an interest In
mine, which at present did not pay, ana ne
was at present dependent for support upon his
WIFE who was possessed of some means.
Other afidavts were filed in the case. ana
the parties appeared before Judge Hunt yes
terday prepared TO fight il out. However, after
short examination of the first Mrs. Wilson,
the Judge postponed the further hearing Oh the
case until Monday next at z. DT.
The morning call., 1894-05-12
TO.Day'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race, six furlongs. seling-Lady r 100,
st. Croix Ill. Trix 81, May Day 90 Banjo 100,
Gladiator 101 Catch En- 103. Rube Burrows
10S, Polaski 81. Inferno 105.
Second race. i've furlongs, selling-Katheen
l04, Reno I12, Hyder Augia 107. COcheco LOG,
Nutwood co. Cnula 49, Jake Allen 1o2, Du-
range 81, Hal Fisher 1l5. Hercules Ill, Lady
Jane 81, Wheel of Fortune 79. Nellie Van 100.
Jennie Deane 81. Gallant 80, Kitty l. n, Char
ger ITO. Lodi 102.
Third race. one mile, Bay District handicap
De Bracey 122, AgitatO 113, Last Chance I0o.
Lovdal l04 Artist 100, Gussie 100, Gilead 80,
OriZaDa 80, Alexis S5.
Fourth race, six furlongs. bandicap-Zobair
119, Royal Flush 113, Romair Ill, PescadOr
9S. TrentOla "a. Model 80.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling-North 81,
Foremost II, Ii TiranO 80. Midget 104. Inker-
man 106, Silver 70, Norlee 50.
Sixth race, one mile. Southern Derby-Sheri-
dan (Monroe JonnsOn)1 154, Nicodemus (Cnance
TreadwelD 151, AuteuIl (Williams) LAT. Green
Hook duke Flowers 147, Floodmore Good
man 147. Cooper (B. Irylpg) LAT. Long dor
(W. Lltlle) l3l, Kelly e. Wllliams) 13I, Esper-
ance IL. Cooper 131.
The morning call., 1894-05-12
DARING SKATING.
Champion Aune Gives a Fine Exhibi--
tion at the Rink.

Amateurs turned green with envy last night
at the Dalural-ice skating rink, when E. o.
Aune, champion OF Norway, Sweden and Ger
many, gave an exhibition of fancy skating. His
specially among skaters is known as the "out-
slde edge curves" The "seI pentine'' and flying
leaps. Last night Mr.. Aune went through ali
THESE 0lfhcult movements with an ease and
grace that were charming to the behOlder The
gentleman has high skates-the old.fashioned
rockets-riveted 10 his shoes. which are laced
tightly 10 his feet, which makes him sure-footed
and confident.
This afternoon The Liliputian and Presidio
heights Juvenile polo teams will play the decl-
sive game of the junior league seri-s
Tonight the Chicago and Canadian polo
teams will put up crack professional game.
The morning call., 1894-05-12
THE COGSWELL SUIT.
Mayor Ellert's Authority Disputed in
Demurrer.

The parties concerned IN the Cogswell suit
went before Judge Hunt Yesterday for the pur.
pose of arguing demurrer TO the complaint.
Mayor Ebert, plaintiff in the case. was pres
ent, with bis attorneys, eXJustIee Van r. Pat
ersOn aud James l.. Robson. Demurrers TO the
suit were presented by Attorney w. L. Bag
gett, representing DR.. and Mrs. Cogswel, and
ex- Judge Nlckisick, representing j. II. Culver.
The latter conferred for While with Judge
Paterson, and finally stated that by consent the
restraining order and order TO show cause why
a receiver should not be appointed had been
dismissed as regards the defendant j. Ii. Cul-
yer. A similar proposition by MIR. Baggett on
behalf OF the Cogswells was not agreed to by
the Ohen side.
Judge McKisick reclted the complaint; how
this was suit brought by the people Of
the State on the relation Of Mayor Elert
against the Cogswells and j. Fl. Culver, the
sole remaining trustees Of the Cogswe Col
lege. 1t stated that the college was now
closed; that the board OF trustees originally
numbered seven members. but that some trus.
tees had resigned, others were dead, and their
well and j. Ii. Culver were charged with hav
Ing violated the trust. and with being unit TO
carry out the provisions OF The de, d of trust
originally made. The suit was 10 eject the
defendants from their positions as trustees, 10
declare tnr original trust valid but TO set aside
the old deed as ulty and incomplete, and ia
the meantime 10 restrain the defendants from
meddling further with the affairs OF the col
lege and 10 appoint receiver 10 take charge
OF The property ad interim.
Judge Mckisick argued a general demurrer
TO the complaint, claiming that Mayor Eliert
had no legal right To bring the present suit,
and that the case was not QUE where the
people could step in. A similar argument was
length by Judge Paterson. The matter was
then taken under advisement.
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are now being prospected and which give SO much
announcement. Everything points to time IN
the near future when Belcher VIII be an ore-pro-
ducer of no mean dimensions.
THE ore in sight iu the jacket is aDsoluteiy I'M
mense, though while much OF 1t is low grade
there is a vast body of il that contains larger
percen tage OF gold than is generally known"
NOTES.
A shipment of bullion valued at $500 has been
received from the Mayfower gravel mine
The assessment West Con. Virginia and Cali
fornia is DELINQUENT in Office to-day.
Silver continued TO decline yesterday, and sold
down to 6234 C in New York ana 1884 in London.
Assessments Pending.
Following is list of assessments now pending:
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Mrs. Fosters AssaiIant field.

John Rudinsky, who shot Mrs. Caroline
Foster several months ago because she refused
to marry him, waived examination in Judge
,Joachimsen's couri yesterday and was held TO
the Superior Court with bail set at $4,000. Mrs
Foster is recovering from the effects of the
wound,
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LOTTA MUST PAY.
Verdict for Attorneys Fees Against
Miss Crabtree.

A jury in Judge Sanderson's court yesterday
returned verdict for $685. without interest in
favor of John W. Turner against Miss Carlotta
Crabtree otherwise known as "Lotta," the ac-
tress.
The claim was for attorneys fees on services
rendered in suits brought on Miss Crabtree's
account against one John ii. Thomas. in Plumas
manded interest from that date. The case oc-
cuped two days in hearing, the plaintiff being
subjected TO severe cross examination by E. j.
McCutchon, counsel for the def ndant, upon
what his services were reason bly, worth a1d
what services an attorneys retainer of $3.50
were reasonably expected 10 cover. Eventually
Mr. Turner was awarded the full amount
claimed but without interest.