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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-03
THE TAYLoRs CONVICTED.
MurdererS of the Meeks Family Al.
most snre to BE Hanged.

CarTollton. Mo-. Aug. I've. the jury,
find the defendants. w. Z. and George
Taylor, guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree" Such was the verdict rendered at
20 o'clock this afternoon in the notori-
Gus Meeks murder trial. 1t took but one
ballot TO decide that the Tayiors were
guilty OF the heinous crime charged
against them. and that the penalty for
the butchery OF Meeks. his wife and two
children on Jenkins Hill on the night Of
May 10 last should be set a the limit.
The jury went out sharply al noon. and
when it returned two hours and twenty
minutes later and returned its verdict
there was no doubt Of the spectators
approval OF il. In an instant nearly loo
people who crowded the court room broke
forth in a volley Of cheers that VAS only
silenced by threats of arrest made by
Judge Rucker. Sentence VIII be deferred
for the present.
Col. John r. Hale made the closing ar
gument for the defense. and pleaded for
mercy for his clients on behalf of their
families. Prosecutor r. NJ Bresnehan
who closed for the state. made a terrible
arragnment of the prisoners.
Il viii show YOU he said. beyond a
reasonable doubt. by C6ain ~ etrcum-
stantial evidence IN which there Is not
link missing. that the TAYLOR brothers
murdered Gus Mesks and his family n
Jenkins hill. II was a huichery-it were
fattery to call IL simply murder I VIII
show that these men. William and George
Tavlor. are the butchers OF the MeelSs
family. and ! demand their punishment"
Sharp ar noon the jury Was locked in
the court room 10 deliberate At % word
was sent 70 Judge Rucker that the mem
hers had agreed on n verdict. Al 2.7a
O'Clock the Taylors were brought into
court George had not lost his roior. but
BHl was as pale as death ~he clerk
called the Jury and read the ver'ist. The
crowd began to applaud vigorously. and
BIN TAYLOR haIf-r1sa fn his scat with a
look of terror IN his eyes that Was piti-
fuI. The Judge and sheriff raped for or
der bat the crowd appiauded Ike mob
At circus The Judge. rising IN lie
bench shouted. sheriff arrest any man
mat applauds" The defense -sill file a
motion for q new trial. but Il Is not te-
1iaz.as IL viii be granted
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BicvclIst LEM Legally Dead.

PiitsburE. Aug. Frank c. LEM. the
missing bicyclist. is legally dead and
his viii in which he leaves all his prop
erty 10 his mother. has been fled for pro
bate Satisfactory evidence Of his death
has been furnished 70 Register Connors
The viii is dated May s iS92 the day be
fore he started TO Washington CITY to
secure his papers for his trip around the
world and names his mother. Maria Anna
Lenz. and Austrian Vice Consul Schneider
as executors. to whom letters were issued
Through the efforts of TIE British vice
consul at Erzeroum 1t is definitely known
that Ienz was murdered May 10 1884
while riding between the villages Of Kur-
uaN arf Dahan. near ErZeroum. The
1uen Who murdered him are known as
Rlzeo and his brother. TWO sons of k.at-
70. aaf two sons Of Abdurrahman. six
men in All At the demand OF the British
Vire consul the SIX men have been ar
rested and viii be tried ror murder.
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Tho Accident on the chntes.

Chicago. Aug "A corrected list OF the
injured as the result of the breaking of
the cable al the Boynton chutes at Six
ty-third street and Cottage Grove av-
enue. last night is as follows: Mrs Yer
ME Heath. age .. right side and both
legs badly bruised. will probably die: Miss
McCook =. right leg bruised. injured In
ternally. condition critical. Charles Dun
lap. iS bruised about the head and right
side badly hurt: George ENERGY, a
cyclist. hurt in the groin. right leg
bruised. will probably die; Fred Ebbert.
aCed -. left leg fractured. cut and
bruised about the face. internal IN luries.
Max Eerlnborn. platform boy ~ injured
about the shoulders and back. Maude
Herffern. =. bruised on the head and
neck. Mrs. J. NJ Hussey. %. left leg
bruised. Crocker '. Heath. 3. head
bruised. leg twisted; McIninery. Il.
bruised about head and body. Katie
Nornyo. IS. cut about the face. Smith
Moruyo. bruised about the head and face
Charles \. Schildernbrau. .. injured
about the legs. Miss a ! White, 80.
bruised and cut about the head.
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She ran to her room and got her re-
Tolver from the bureau GFawer- she
continued: Il fred at the one near the
road, and must have hit the BOY. The
first day I shot az the boys was 2u Mon
dav. and then I called after ;hem and
told them the next time / woaid shoot
AZ them. meaning only to frighten them
The Jury came TO the following Terdict-
We ind that the said Ernest Green came
% his death by bullet llred from pistol
heid ia the hands of Elizabeth N. Flag
Ter. bat We DO not think she did Il with
rnurderous intent. We believe that ne
shot was fred carelessly and iRdifsrently.
bat upon the evidence We canaot hold
her
Miss Flagisr was thersgpon released
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STILL IN TACOMA.
The Alleged shoplifters Had Simply
Moved Into Another House.

Tacoma Aug Especial Mrs. Fannie
Foglebaum and Mrs. l.. A. Olsen have not.
as reported last night. jumped their bail
bond, but are here still, and their at
torney. +. c. Robertson, announces they
viii be I'm court next month when requir-
cd 10 answer to tho charge of shoplifting.
Mrs. Fogelbaun and her daughter. Mrs.
Olsen. together with the husband and
family OF the latter, moved recently TO a
house on North @ street and have not
been seen in their usual freauenting
places OF late. This gave rise to the
story.
Part Of the defepse when the case comes
TO trial viii be an attempt 10 have the
action dismissed on the grounds Of a lack
OF jurisdiction. The defendants hold that
the warrant for their arrest was issued by
the clerk Of the municipal court. instead
Of by the judge. whereas the law pro-
vides that the warrant must be issued by
the judge after a judicial determination
as 10 whether or not there is probably
reason TO believe that the crime has been
committed.
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Senator Boyce. the Idaho Ex-
Convict, Forms a Union.
BUT A STRIKE IS A FAILURE.
Populists Attempt To Have Everett
Repudiafe an obligation.
The Big Columbia River Log Raft
Reaches San Francisco safely Three
Elephants Break Loose In Portland
AID Rush TO the Jungle.

Rossland. p. G.. Aug 1.-TWO weeks ago
State Senator Edward Boyce. OF Idaho.
came here from the Occur d 'Alenes and
organized a miners union OF about 900
members Boyce IS a leader OF the union
men IN the Occur d'AleneE. and served a
term IN the United States penitentiary at
Boise for completely in the labor troubles
IN the Occur d Alenes two wears ago. Ever
since the discovery OF the Trail creek
mines the standard OF wages fer miners
has been 3 per day. On Saturday the
miners waited upon the mine owners and
demanded an advance all around TO S5-So
per day. The owners uniformly refused.
and last night a strike was ordered. The
owners remained firm, and the strikers
went back 10 work today at the old wages.
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES ADJoURNs
Altgeld's Effort TO Have REFORM
Laws Passad Prove AbortiYe.

Springfield Ill, Aug, 2-The special ses-
sion of the Illinois legislature called by
Gov. Altgeld adjourned today without
having enacted any OF the numerous
statutes desired by him, except the arbi-
tration bill. The house adopted resolu-
tions csustically arraigning the governor
as insincsre. Gov. Altgeld today ap-
pointed the following as the first board
OF arbitration TO serve for one. two and
three years respectively: William T.
RCnn. Chicago. employer OF labor. Chas.
j. Riffler. of this city. state president Of
the United Labor Organization: Judge
Anthony Thornton, of Shelbyville. The
appointments were confirmed.
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Endorsement of the Omaha platform. the
Endorsement Of Coxey's non-interest- bear
ing bond scheme and good roads bills and
the denouncing OF the conviction of Debs
are the principal points in the platform.
Following rs the complete ticket nomi-
mated: Jacob s. Coxey, of Stark. gov
ernor; John II. Crofton, of Hamilton.
lieutenant governor. George Harper, OF
Green. treasurer William Baker. of Lick
ing. attorney general; E. u. Stark. Of
Cuyahoga, supreme judge: w A. Gloyd.
of Tuscarawas. public works: Thomas II.
Hickman, of Morrow, clerk of the supreme
court
After the convention adjourned IT was
discovered that no one had been nominat-
ed for the important position Of auditor
of state. The state central committee VIII
supply the omission later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-03
Tacoma.s Gas Injunction suit

Tacoma. Aug . SpecIal-Tt Is expect
ed that judge pritchard VIII give a do
cislon tomorrow in the injunction suit
brought by the Tacoma Gas & Electric
Company 20 restrain the city from putting
into effect the new ordinance reducing
the price Of gas. \ demurrer was filed
hy the city today and will be argued in
the morning. II claims the court has no
jurisdiction over the subject matter of
the case. An AFFIDAVIT made bv Council
man Samuel IIice was flled 1t declares
the present rates Of & and TO a thou
sand feet for gas are excessive. and that
he IL informed and believes the company
can manufacture gas al a cost Of $ cents
a thousand feet.
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EUsTIs TO TRY AGAIN.
Third Demand TO Be Made for tho Wal
Ter Record.

Washington City. Aug. Failing to re-
ceive any assurance of progress from Am
bassador E.ustis in the Waller case. Act
ing Secretary of State Adee has again
cabled him 10 press the request for the
record of Walters trial at Madagascar,
and has instructed him at some length as
10 the position which he should take in
presenting it.
1t is understood Mr.. Eusts has been in
structed to say TO the French authorities
that nothing less than the ispection of the
complete papers in the case will be sufh-
Cient 10 satisfy the United States whether
justice has been done, and that final re-
fusal to furnish complete transcript Will
bs considered by this government as de-
NAL of justice.
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Biz Smelter I'm the kootenav.

Vancouver. b. G.. Aug At Is under
stood that the Kansas CITY Consolidated
Smelling * Refining Company has de-
cided 10 erect "a large smelling plant at
NAkusp. fn West kooteu0y. Representa-
tives OF the company have been Tor some
time carefully looking over the district
and have decided that Nakasp is tho most
eligible location. u is understood that
the Canadian Paciac railway has done
everything possible 70 secure the estab-
iishmeut OF q large smelter in British CO.
lurnbla by giving special facilities TN the
rla,ter of freight on shipments of bull
lion
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snohon,ish vaiidate- a Debt.

Snohorish, Aug. Especial. The cleo
ton for the valuation of the school dis
trict Indebtedness for district No 1-Sno-
homish city-whieh was held here Thurs
day. was quiet. although considerable in
interest was manifested by many
OF the prominent citizens. The prop
ositfoa 10 validate the entire in
debtedness BY bonding the district
was carried bv considerably above the
three-hfths majority. This insures full
year OF school next year, which would
have been impossible IL the election had
not carried, as the limit Of Indebtedness
had been reached.
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Portland Avs. e-it was discovered co.
1sv thsr OHie JoueS. aged ~ w ho 1iea
1sgt Feri~y. committed suicide bv taking
.au-h Oh Rats The giEl Wa.tei 80
s.-ompauy her parents down toIn. htIt
because they refused Il allow har she
took nelson it was thought tae child
ase4 frorn natural causes. as she vas
subject % sHslls q venting. The un1las
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An Elephant Chase in Portland.

Portland. Aug. There was great tx.
-ltemeut ~ the stocizyards todav wh+1
three elephants belonging 90 the Wallace
shows broke away and started through q
she streets. Teams gave them tae entire
street and pc3estrians rushed into hons. b.
Their keeper started IN pursuit. bat vas
unable 10 stop them uatI the animals
reached the socds q Ulsie distant from
the stacEyar1s- With tEe asstseAti,e u'
several cmplotcs the keepsr was enabled
10 lead the elephants back 80 tha yards
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SOCIETY GIRL KILLS \ BOY.
gen. Flagler's Daughter shoots a
Young Ncgro Dead.


washington city. Aug Mics LILA
beth FlagIar. daughter of Gen. FlaEler.
chief Of ordnance and well kno~n in
army AMI social circles, killed li-yeaT-
oil negro. Ernest Green, today 81 heT
home IN the suburbs OF this city The
Flaelers have been annoyed greatly by
hofg stealing fruit and damaging the
trees Today Miss FlaEle- discovered
Green on the fence stealing fruit. and
ersd a, him from a second-story Sinaow-
Miss F7aeler gave herself into custody.
Sh.. is q wears old. attractive and accom-
nllshed. Ernest Green is tae son ~ Dick
Green. one Of Secretary Carliaie's ness@n-
gers
Tho corouer.s jury sxonerate4 Miss
r.fa.yier and she was released
A coroner Jury was efnpanaled this
afternoon and ar inquest held. &.Ss
Flagier vas called "a the witness stand
and made a statement. The fsoFs nad
bean scaling the tree ard stealing frelf
trorn thslr yard. ard one day last week
sha Tre4 into the ROAD. Some clothes
s-,-ir- on the line were recently stolen,
ara as thsre we're 50 uaug boys around
sba presumed that some 81 them were
rba thieves Tnls morning she nssAFa
ths branches OF the pear tTse rastAng.
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Nominated by the Ohio State
Populist Convention.
HIS PET PROJECTS APPROVED.
The Famons General IF the Common.
veal Triumphant in Everything.
Old FogfeS in the Party Dislike the
New Ideas That Now Coutrol-The
Conviction of Debs Denounced and
Omaha Platform Indorsed.

Columbus. o. Aug. after two turbu-
lent sessions today the Ohio Populists sue
ceeded in adopting platform and naming
a state ticket They adjourned late This
evening. but some of the more influential
members of the party are not pleased with
tho results. Gen. Jacob :. Coxey was tri-
unphart in everything. and il was the
pfedominance of Coxeyism and his novel
ideas that does not please some of the
conservative PopuIists. Aside from the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-03
ANOTHER TALK TOURNEY.
Salem Wants HOrr and Bryan at the
Oregon state Fair.

Salem or. Aug. 2-Upon receipt Of
news that fIorr and Congressman Bryan
were 10 debate on the finance question the
Oregon state fair MANAGEMENT began ar
raugemets for having the debate held at
the state fair iu September Bryan has
already accepted the Invitation and wi
be here HorF has been invited II Is
proposed 20 have the debate last over the
fve days Cows Budd. Mcconnell and Nc
Gram VII b. invited % asst as referaas.
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n,r,aoe. for breach Of Promise.

london. Aug. 2-Miss Sadie Faklus vas
given a verdict OF fi. 20 damages today
against william craig Powers. cashier ~
= bank az Rochester. ~. =. for breach -
rror,gse and seduction. After the sedac-
sion fl aprears from the evidence IN
cotrt. Powers revealed 70 Miss Eakins
that he WAS married. and addsf fhaf -
,s-,.,.ea daily 70 secure a divorce froH
80 v,gfe wbo was an American. The
next dav. however. Powers announced
ma, he was unable 10 obtain divorces
svar, hfs wife, left Miss Eaklns penniiess.
ana went 10 Paris Powers did not az
near At the trial
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BIG LOG RAFT SAFE.
The First Successful Attempt to Raft
Logs Down the Coast.

San Francisco, Aug 2-The steamer
Miueoia. belonging ia the Southern Pa
cidc Company. came IN through the Gold
on Gate last night. having in tow raft
built on the Columbia river and contain
ing between 6.0poo0o and 100000 feet OF
lumber. The raft IS made OF piles, 50
closely bound together that not single
timber moves. There are $4,000 running
feet of these piles II would have taken
scores Of ships 10 bring the lumber here
and the freight bill figured at the usual
rates would have been $32.5Ho.
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Fraud. in tho hallway Mall service

Frauds I'm the Railway Mau Nf'iNt'f.
Washington city. Aug. IA Ecod deai
NJ interest was aroused at the Postoihee
danartnent this afternoon by a story
rrinted in SHu Francisco stating that
petal Clerk L Culver had charged SUI
,,e,.inteudent Samuel Flint. of the railway
mail service. with being party 20 extern
g,,sa railway mail frauds against tie gov
crrr,ept second Assistant Postmaster
General Nelson denied positively uat
r,lint was concerned In any frauds.
.Or, the contrary" he said" u vas H.
yoetlv due 10 SIR Flint that an extensive
fraud was discovered last June At tt's
ti-na when culver charges pint was III
foti,4s,on with the railroads Tor me put-
,,,ga of defrauding the department IN
that month the mails on the Facihe coast
v,ere weighed in order 20 Obtain bas.s
for ravment for carrying them during
sot,r wears. 4 small circular on sinhi
,o,ste attracted superintendent hnt at
1s1tton and he followed 10 NJ sKilifuliy.
- anativ brought about the TeadJnSt~
,-,s,t 80 4 much larger route, saving the
-.,,.-l~,,rar,f much money. II Is no doupt
se.,,e ~onfused information IN regard 70
.Ntg that caused culver @ MAKE lte
80 that ne has made against Mr.
Flint" 49, - -, .,..,,
g. d ,hogeht bv the officials in tne pos'-
(e5~e 4orartnaent that Culver - almost
r.,., ~ ioss his head wiiniu day or
.--a -rhe method of fhe fraud a'iempied
-. ,..r was 80 divert mail matter from
-+f.-< ro,;trs 70 the ore that ~as being
Weighed.
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Port Townsend Boy Killed by Train.

PendIeton, Or. aug. al. +. Hunt
son of ]. ]. Hunt. a Port Townsend hotel
keeper, died here this morning from the
effects OF injuries received in attempting
10 steal a ride on the O. r. * y. passen-
ger train last night By riding the brake
beam.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-03

VIVA, sauses bad dreams is a question
+r.t tas never been satisfactorily an
sv.e-eI. but. In Eine cases out os ten
fr.zh.l Z dreams are TIE result of imper-
feet digestion. which ca itW a2ses of Aver s.
Ssrssr,s~ ~.lia vln egectvally remedy. Don.t
cefeg--try it today.
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annk rnIIure In Genoa.

New York. Aug. a cableSrarn 70 the
Fventr- Post reports the failure of Bir-
gen Bros. bankers. of Genoa The fail
ure is attributed 10 heavy bear opera
tlons ia italian rents. and IL is said 20 be
lrsnotraat.
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c. E+raucisco. Aug &-The E1amsnfr
80. ,hst the boar3 of directors - the
s,[..,,forr PaeiHc have selected 1tnerSt
ss..,r--rf7,tsusar1t J. a. FILLMORE 70 Et'c~
,...es ,s,e 1ate a. y. Tovuc az general man
e- The appointment vii have 70 he
vs.4fa4 at e. 7. Hunt8a%toa before y sees
irto effect.
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Horrible Mur.ler of MeXlcan Editor

CITY of Mexico, Aug. 2.-'rhe assassina-
tiou Of Editor Olmos in the city OF Puehla
has excited intense interest, both there
and at this capital II is now said that
OImos was suspected of being the pub
Usher. as well as the editor. of the InSs-
terioils weekly paper called Voice OF lu-
ehla," which appeared July IL, and IN
which the administration OF Gov. Maru-
neg was violently attacked and his re-
election hotiy opposed The police mede
a search for tho publishing office nut
could not find any trace OF IT. ana al-
though several arrests were made no light
WAS thrown on the editorship or the pub
rcation office Genevieve Olmos. sister
of the murdered editor. publishes a re-
markable letter in a Journal In this city
today In which she says she found her
brother almost literally hacked TO pieces.
with many wounds made by knives and
daoeers ~ various sizes. The blade Of
one dagger remained in tho body with
The handle gone. The brother ir"he
teeth were knocked out. probably by the
tremendous blows given TO silence nm.
Sbe adds. Although up 70 this moment
7 have not enSeavored To inquire INTO tite
murder. nor would 7 do SO with 50 I'M
r7erse a grief weighing on me the fninoF
is circulated that the assassins OF my IN
fortunate brother belonged To the secret
roHce of this city" This accusation Is
sa{s IN he without foundatiol--bnt ~"
l,,ev-sr,a nere here are calling on the state
government Of Puebia 10 enter AZ once
;,to a minute investigation or TINS horri-
HE crime which has aroused pubic IN
diCnafiou.
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Kansas City. Aug. 2.--In the Democratic
primaries TO select delegates TO the Jack
son county convention. which viii elect
delegates to the state silver convention,
the city wards chose solid free silver del
egations.
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4 ReIearlnc Asked for Craemer.

Olympia, aug 2-SpeciaL-An applica-
tion was today made TO the supreme
court for a rehearing in the case of Hen
~ Creemer, the Seattle murderer.
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OF a spoon containing a coating OF -four.
sugar ard "RoHgh on Rats csnsed the
ehild's parents 70 have the body taken sp
ard the stomach examined IL was found
that death was caused BY the poison.
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New postmas1er at Hoauiam.

Washington City. Aug. 2-The president
today appointed John Richardson post
master az Hoquiam. Wash.
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Owing 10 the large demand for th~ canss
fsaua az the Post-Inteliigenrer. y has oe@n
found necessary 10 print 81 extra editioh
~ the weekly Post-Tnteillsencer, contain.
inE a fHli description OF tie SoGih eaha.
"a ne ceremonies attending the actual
T,a0luutng Of work Copies can he had AZ
th@ hsgeinesa office wrapped ready for
mailing price cents
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gteauar Delta. all points on Port Or
cnera an1 r <. Dr. dock. Three round
trips daily. Fara 20.
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rhn Ola nnfnlnlnn

"PInafore" on the lake. Madison Para.
Sunday.
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Al - rase- WhAi. -FiaafoFe-'
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A.P.A.DEFIESTHECOURT
Omaha Council Approves the
New Police Commission.
PAUL VAN DER WORT A MEMBER
Gov. Holcomh Refuses 10 Assist in
ousting the Old Policemen.

He Wants the supreme Court 20 Pass
Upon the Validity of the New \. Il.
a. Law Militia Held in Readiness.
and Citizens Guard Organized in
Omaha.