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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
"JACK" HARRIS FOR GOVERNOR.
The Ottnwn Man IL Being Prominently
Mentioned Possible
Candidate.

Torcka. Kas, July 2.-lSpeciall Within
the past week the politicians floating in
have freely mentioned the name of Jack
Harris. OF Franklin. in connection with
the Republican nomination for governor
next year. Mike Sutton SAYS he would
make 4 strong candidate Nat Barnes
thinks that Harris could carry the state
easily The same expressions have been
heard from more than dozen men Of
note II Is believed that Senator Baker and
~ Leland have talked over the Harris
i,ropositiul and II would not be any big
surprise 70 find him in the thick OF the
fight at The proper time.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
FLOODS IN MINNESOTA.
Hundreds of People at Carlton Forced
to Leave Their HOmes-Trnf-
fic Suspended.

Carlton. Mimi. July "A disastrous rain
stCrm set in here yesterday. and torrents
Of water fell necessarily during the night,
with vivid and continual flashes Of light
ming for fifteen hours. Otter creek has
broken its banks and flooded the town. and
hundreds of people are fleeing to safer
quarters The St. Louis river has risen
twenty feet. and solemnity is added to the
grandeur by the breaking of booms down
the channel. All railroad traffic is sus-
perded and will not be resumed for several
days. Stage and dray lines were plying be-
tW cen Cloquet and Carlton. but the rapid
rise of water has stopped them. II is Csi-
mated that the damage In this locality Will
reach 800 60.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
GUTHRIE TOWN LOT CASE.
Judge Tarsney Hands Down a Decis-
ion of Great Importance to Ey-
cry Territory City.

Guthrie, o. T., July 3.-(Special) A case
OF great importance to every city and town
site in the territory was decided here to-day
by Judge Tarsney. valuable business lot
in this city was contested for by seven
parties. including the city, and the city
won the lot During the years OF contest,
however. the lot was sold for taxes and a
tax deed was issued TO John Underwood.
who attempted 10 hold the lot by virtue OF
that tax deed. The court held that where
a lot was contested for, a deed could not
be issued by the tOwnsite board until one
claimant proved his right TO the property.
and, as there was no assurance. pending a
decision OF the secretary of the interior,
that any OF the claimants had a legal
claim, the title of the lot remained in the
government and the lot was not taxable
and could not be sold for taxes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Brynn TO stump Iowa.

Ottumwa. Ia. July 3.-Chairman Walsh,
Of the state Democratic committee. has
received a letter from W ]. Bryan in
which the latter promises to come to Iowa
this fall for a speech in each congressional
district for Fred White. Senator Tillmau
will spend Sunday with Chatr71an Walsh
and confer with him about the Iowa cam
paisn Mr.. Walsh expects Tillman to
stump the state for White.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
PROFESSOR ANDREWS VIEWS.
Says France Would Reopen Her MInts
to Silver IL America Would
Omen Hers.

Denver, Col. July. 3.-The Rocky Mount
ain News prints the following telegram
from Professor Andrews, of Brown univer-
sity. in answer to a query as to his obser-
vations while abroad of the growth OF the
bimetallic sentiment:
Providence. r. l.. July 2
"Owing to the manifest strength of the hi
metallist interest in America. there is act
ually considerable prospect that France will
agree beforehand 10 reopen her mintS TO
silver. If We reopen ours, even without
such an agreement. France is certain to
follow the United States. In case France
and the United States proceed, or either
alone. Great Britain will heartily cooperate
TO the fullest extent possible short of coin
ing fun tender silver at London. the India
mints will reopen the Bank Of England Will
Law in a silver reserve. and perhaps half
sovereigns be withdrawn in favor OF silver
or silver certificates. Further than this,
England will not go. European bimetallists
nearly all think American initiative the
sure way TO international bimetallism.
"EBEN B. ANDREWS"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
THAT LEASE MORTGAGE.
The Gentleman of the House Says He
Can Buy n Better Home for
Al 900

Topeka. Kas.. July 3.-tSpecialD All this
hubbub raised by Mrs. Mary +. Lease over
the mcrtgage or her home at Wichita is
purely for advertising purposes. 1t is sim
ply a new dodge OF the old lady to ret
st;Tr1e adeiti yha = not orIefy so that she will
draw well on her next lecture tour. Not
long ago a PCpulist eN-statc official was at
Wichita and while there he paid visit to
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
How HerIugton Celebrated.

Herington Kas.. July 3.-(Special) The
independence day celebration here was un-
der the auspices OF the A. o. L. ". and
included addresses by G. =. Dean. of Mar
ion. Mayor Schilling, r. Tranger. ball
game. races. fireworks etc. The attend
anCe from the country was diminished by
the necessity Of work in harvest fields.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04

Hendrick. Ia..July BY premature ex-
plosiOn of fireworks at the celebration here
to-day two people were killed and several
wounded. 4 spark in the fireworks caused
the accident. a rocket struck Mac Johnson
over the heart and another tore away half
of Mary Sweitzer's head. Both expired in
stanty.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Missourians Won't Go out.

Macon. No, July 3.-Meetings have been
held by the miners Of Bevier and Ardmore,
Macon county. this week. and it was decid-
ed 10 remain at work. a committee from
Huntsville met with the men at ArdmOre
tio1 in a strike. but the ArdrlOre men did
not go out II will take cOnsidera bic pres
sure TO force the men of this county out,
as their experience in striking in the past
has been unfortunate.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Independence Day at independence.

Independence. Kas.. July 3.-(SpeciaD
Fourth of July was celebrated here to-day
in a patriotic manner and n large crowd
from the neighbOTing cities was here. Colo
mel Stewart Elliott. of the CoffeyVIlle
Journal made the principal address. DR..
J. r. Address, of Liberty, and J. ID. Brown,
of this city. also spoke. An abundance of
amusements were furnished for the crowd.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
j. whose name is

Mrs Lenses husband. whose name is
Charlie Lease.
Does This mortgage foreclosure mean
Nav. | should say not replied Mr..
Lease. You See the mortgage on the home
amounts TO about 81 40. N eli, we. can buy
a prcttifr place OF the same street in the
same block for $.n01. What's the use OF
paying Sl.i0J for IA place when you can get
a better one for 81 900: But II gives Mary
some good advertising and that's, what
PAYS her ...r
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Five Thousand People Mt Golden city.

Golden City. No. July Especially Five
thousand people celebrated here to-day
without accident. Rev. John NARROW. Of
Nerdella Mo. was the orator OF the day.
The bicycle races We're the best ever seen
IN the county. Bony. the new phenomenon,
won the five mile handicap in 1874. the
wind blowing a gale. There were four
events. all hotiy contested. At night the
Golden City military band gave a grand
concert.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Three Boiler. Explode.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 3.-Three boilers at
the salt works Of Haller. Beck & Co.. in
Allegheny, exploded at about O'Clock this
morning. Two men were killed and one
badly injured. The names OF the killed are
Andy Pfienger and George Krouse. The ex-
plosion badly wrecked the plant and set fire
20 ba rkc
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Indians for 1he topeka Festival.

Topeka. Eas, July 3.-iSpeciaI9 Secretary
Swayze OF the committee Of fifteen, has
received letter from Congressman Charles
Curtis informing the committee of nf:ee1
that permission has been given to bring
fifty or sixty Indians from the Indian Ter
ritory 20 Toncka during The fall festiNAl.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Fou1d Hi. Long-Lost Son.

Phoenix, A. T, July 3.-At Mesa City
yesterday DIT. L IT. Hammond. of St.
Louis found his long lost son. known there
as Harry CIeelman. whom he had not
seen for eighteen years. The boy. II rs said,
was stolen by Gypsies. at the instigdtion
Of 4 rejected lover of his mother.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
The Fourth at Yates Center.

Yates Center, Kas.. July 3.-(SpeclalD
The Fourth OF July celebration here to-
day. under the auspices of the Park band.
was attended by a very large crowd of well
dressed. prosperous WOodson county peo-
pie Hon. p. c. Young. of FredOnia. and
Hon. Z. II. Funston. of Allen county. were
the speakers. The fireworks tonight were
good.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Two Fourth of July Accidents.

Wichita, Kas. July 3.-(Special) At
Cheney to-day, J. Smith lost both his eyes
and was badly cut up about the face by an
old cannon that went on prematurely. In
this city. ]. Kibbens lost an eve by the ex
plOsion of a homemade cannon.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
A Minnesota Tornado.

Princeton. Mimi, July IA tornado last
night blew down several buildings. Mrs.
Brown was slightly injured. A dwelling
tions and set down in a neighboring pig
pen. One man was serevely injured. Crops
and trees for a long distance were ruined.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
No Strike ut Washington, Ind.

Washington. Ind, July 3.-The order of
the national board of United Mine Work
eTs. commanding coal miners to strike will
be disregarded here Cabel & Co.'S miners
have been out since May l on account OF a
disagreement and Wilson's miners will
continue al work. having, by consent Of the
state organization. made special agreement
with their employers
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Get Good Wnge. Vow.

be no strike of coal miners in the Middles-
borough district. The miners get good
wages and are satisfied. and no walking
delegate. IL is said. could force them out.
They will disregard the order TO strike.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Topeka'S Celebration.

Topeka. Kas., July 3.-CSpecialO The
Fourth of July was observed in this city
to-day All of the state. federal county and
city offices were closed, and business in
general was suspended. The people spent
the day at the various parks. AmuSemenIs
of all kinds were INDUCED in.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04

Chapman, kas.. July 3.-CSpecialD The
Fourth of July celebration here included
reading Of the declaration of independence
BY ]. II. Mustard: address by r. T Cline
baseball, races, concert by the Abilene
military band. fireworks. etc. There was
a good attendance and a lively time.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Is TX. L. Graduate.

Lawrence. Kas.. July 3.-(Special) Percy
J. Parrott who has been elected assistant
in entomology at the state agricultural col
leze IS a resident of this city. He is
graduate of the state university. and was
an honor student in the class OF 81.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Notice..

Dead Stuck" for bugs. Used by U 8. gov
ernment. A liquid insect powder. Won I stain.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Attention. Ladies.

No picture Of recent years has created
the sensation among critics and lovers of
art as has the HaGstrom production of
Birth OF the American Flag" Read about
our framing offer in this issue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
At Excelsior Springs.

Excelsior Springs, No. July 3.-(SpecialD
The Fourth was observed here to-day At
Chicks lake in Maple park There was no
speaking. but the time was occupied in
boating and in various other diversions.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Coming to America to Farm.

Rome. July 3-The Messagero says that
McnOttI Garibaldi. son of the famous Ital-
ian patriot. has decided TO go to Amarica
and take up farming.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04

Hamilton. No. July Especially Mrs.
Mary +. Lease proved TO he a big drawing
card in the celebration here to-day. The
crowd was estimated at 1000.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Brazil, Ind. Men TO Quit.

Brazil, Ind. July 3.-The coal miners OF
this district met in mass convention here
to-day. The proposition to suspend work
was put TO the meeting and carried by an
unanimous vote.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
At Solomon.

Solomon. Kas., July 3.-CSpecial1 The
celebration here was in the park and in
cludcd basket dinner with races. parade.
music baseball. etc Harvest kept many
from the country from attending.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04
Large ATTENDANCE at Milan.

Milan. No. July 3.-tSpeCialD Milan Cele-
trated to-day. The attendance was large
The days exercises closed with display
of fireworks at night.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-07-04

/ Read our offer of the Hagstron picture.
birth OF the American Flag" framed, %
another page
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
FOURSoME MATCH AT BAR HAhh'i''
AZ EXCITING CONTEST WON Bf Arden i'O'
PINS AND HERBERT LEEDS

Ear Harbor Me. Aus q (SpccaD.-Arden hon" H.
- New-Y York aid Herbert Leeds, OF Brookne MASS.
defeated George r Newhall ana NJ H. "'s"'' "a
PHILADELPHIA .o-lav by four up ara TWO 10 play !"
- of ,bc mos, exciting foursOmc golf matches ever
u.avcl on ihc Kobo Valley links. The Two hYe ho',
we're also played and were won by koo"ihs anu
rceas making the final score six up. Ihe ioH con-
tcstants were all scratch men IN the cup 'ni'r0'P
tournament which was won yesterday by "'''d'"
,y,,,,.ar1 az \cw-york They were all thrown ou'
before the fna.s however. as they were 100 he"'"!
Handicapped. -, - -. .ho rain n. .hn
afternoon coming after the match We an 80 80
r-ovIs OF peOple Witnessed ~" nav from tHr
snlas or The club and large nlmner "i Ich lo'-
Lowell the players over the course. ne pdN p ,tI
saVyei for tUclyc holes when the score "aS snl ~
cvnn m y R1hhins was playing silendld CANT ~.
ibe second hole. he made wonleriuL uImv t''f, a.
landed him on the green in Two. ana ne putt'r vi
on the next stroke. This Is one Of the argos S ain hn
NOS; diniculi holes. and his drive on from tIe
rround was phenomenal. Af;er twelve holes. when
the score was even up. Robbins ana eeGS DUH, Tbi
awav and won the next four hoIes stralsh'' iHis
Won the match by four M and two 10 pay
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS AT NIAGARA.

Niarara-on-the-IakeO Ontario. Aug. A-The inter-
national tennis tournament began to-day under the
most favorable auspices The entry list Is the arg-
est known In the history OF the tournament and
the fight for the new trophy symbolcal OF inter-
national honors promises to be keen Owing to the
somewhat unexpected delay at Newport ana the
necessity OF an early departure for home by Satur-
DAYS steamers the English cracks, Eaves Nishet
and Mahony will be unable TO participate. as ar
ranged This afternoon the play was confined to
,ha novice singles Tomorrow afternoon the first
rmurT rm Tor the international championship will be
begIn The days scores were rs follows;
First round ,novicc singleslp Peter l. For', - Panl
g. a, u Noble Toronto. g 6-l. q. o. wagner
run,lo h,a, Il. W. Snyder. Toledo. 90 O. pr A.
Ernsey BlGalo hea, g +. Zimmerman ihladen,n.a
= ~ q. % F. 'Mcoaw Toronto. bea, g. Turner. Phila
lelphia. CO. G.i; - crGs'hwaite. lsufa1S Beat r
- n sriier Toledo SO. G-3. C-i. e. W. Bell
1.or,rio Yea, T. Foy. Toronto. G-l, 90.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
TOURNAMENT AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga. ~ y, Aug. A-lhe Sa'd'oSa "o''
Clubs National open tournament began 'ou"I -,.
nsn,,o ,bo rain NAV was started AT 10 o'clock
and continued throughout the day. There was a
good attendance considering the weather FOL
lowing are the scores:
Consolation cup qualifying round NJ IeVnEss1n spo
cum staten Island i5: George HELEN washington ll''
= X Ayern Rochester llG: W. IL Mannins' 80, -
ioi : Ievoreaux Ienox. 123: +. Cluett Troy. 10
J. : Young New York l3s. ,, ,,
tri,l states Hotel CUP qualifying round medal plafl
ra.oer Lynch Lakewood. 81. :. u. Bowers. Otsego y"
T. Tols,rom Buffalo. 90: John Reid tr. New
Haven 30. II II Sweny Albany. loo. g. H. Clarke,
nfseso I0l 4 J. Mcclure. Albany io5 IIastead Yates.
I,ica III: II. Van Rensselaer, Albany, III: A. ;.
Devore,ux I.nox ia II NJ LeVingston, jr.. saratoga
il5; j. X Averin Rochester. ll3; W H. Manning
Saratoga llG. T. X IvnE. Buffalo. llI George HELEN.
Washington III: ". W Slocum staten Island. 10, b.
Cluet, Troy. I2j T. : Young. New York, l"S
First round ,match rlay)-Sweny beat Clarke. UP
Reid beat Yates up and - play. Hedstrom beat
I.ynch, . up and ] 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
HURST TIE UMPIRE SERIOUSLY INJURED

Tim Hurst. the well-known umpire who was
injured in the second game at Eastern Park.
Brookly L. on Monday. between the Brooklyn and
Pittsburg teams. by foul ball striking him on the
temple is at the Hotel Barthold suffering from
hemorrhage OF the brain.
Hurst was standing behind the Brooklyn catcher,
Donovan of the Pittsburg team being at the bat.
when the batsman fouled and the ball hit Hurst
on the head. He unconscious for time but
afterward stayed through the game On the way
10 New York Hurst began TO ramble In his con-
vcrsation and by the time he got to the hotel ne
was delirious. DR. y. Ellsworth Williams. OF the
hotel attended the umpire and secured "A trained
nurse from Bellevue Hospital for Hurst. The
nurse is now with him.
DR. Williams says that the ball struck Hurst on
the part OF the head in which lie the nerves OF
speech and of the right side of the body. The UNI
pIre he says. may be out IN five days: although
il is possible that he may have "A slight fracture or
skull.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
KISER WINS BOTH HEATS.

cooD RACING IN BUFFALO WITNESSED Bh 81"
CROWD
proo,o Aug 24-Four stars of the first magni-
,a - ,bo cvclinp world Kiser. Bald, Loughead
and Tom" Cooper competed for $40" purse
=, ,h s,ao,al Invitation mile race to-day. ana
,,r,c,od - record breaking crowd TO the Butialo
.h,o,,c Fied Most Of the spectators were there 10
chaar sor eddie" Bald. but they were compelled
. .,.rsss his defeat by Earl kiser. the speedy
Do,..or man vho won the two heats by desperate
srr,,,irg In the first heat "Charley Week. Oh
uufrolo noced. Bald started the sprint from ne
ra,r an the last eighth. but Kiser and Loughead
noss., hin, in the stretch. finishing In the order
named inches only apart. Cooper was close
fourth I'm the second heat with W. r. buse. OF
I,uffalo making the pace. II was procession uhti
he last half. with Loughead ahead ana ba,d nd
~ c,rna like = nash Loughead taking kiser up the
Nh R,id getting the pole. He looked Ike sure
winner 4 few yards from the tape out ,f;i,s histf
yrP yyi,hP Tonghrad and Cooper close up
VA" Zimmerman rode an exhibition mile n
i:5 % Tom S0opsr n d pgse and md them irvns
Powel or New-York covered the same distance
rack The summaries:
II ',n' short t' second. r.. A. Miller third rime-2o
ys, .,'' mia Ray RHsc e E.'' second Miller
q" yarns, r H ,amdem|C J. Miller and A. b. Gcehcr
pay Ggsr and aSri T Tn2 iss0'' haynes ana A.
one mis opcn-E +. Decision first, " f. De Tempe
second, s,rn r. - race one mIlc-Cieu, Davis first A. r
veinx ,ini,a,a%" .sesnd. " F. Busr tR,rd Time 2:iis
SPECIAL Iv!2n t2 payon 1ps Sn nis sarna NEAT
ont. second: +. C. bs!a Buralo: third Tom Cooper
Rg!ss e fourth rail- ssoi + j. orsscaa @ "Gn tSS Tom
G., per fourth. Tiine-2;l2
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
cr-RIOr-s CLAIM TO REAL ESTATE

A CURIOUS CLAIM TO REAL ESTATE
A decision was handed down yesterday by sur
rogate Arnold holding that the widow OF LOUIS
Binsse and her heirs have no interest IN the put-
chase money Of a house in Nneteenthst.; IN . WniSn
Nr Einsse resided until shortly before ms death.
I,, tho terms of Binsse's will he left 10 his WIDOW
the house in which he should reside al the ,'e Hn 90
his death When he made his will ne WAS HNi,ls
IN Eireteenth-st and also when he died puI le
had sold the house some time prior 20 ms no, hsen
IT, whole of the purchase money had not peeI
naid however and the heirs who were 10 succeeu
10 Mrs Bnsses reversonary lnteres, t,, hays de
claimed 10 be entitled TO the amount sun oue' ~
ciaim was made by the widow -, ,as
Surrogate Arnold holds that as - the me- sar nnrchsss
practically completed, the balance OF 'he
roneytv and not as real estate The amount s,u
innaid will therefore come tlto the general eS'"e
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
co,,pr CALENDARS FOR DAY.

.u.,, D,,sion-Supreme Court-Recess.
stpp.na special Term-Part Before stoVer.
Sur', mons a, 1890 a. No. /. Jardne agt Da'!'
=. Inkss agt. Consolidated Gas company, ~ ="
ahn ast contain; No. !. Goldberg agt sh,ers,en ~,
Na,rn na,tr ~ Knower; No g. Milne agt Northwes'sh
o. - Insnr,nce Company: No. :. matter u Troman 30
,rntin.ntal Trust Company agt. schuster. ~. Q.
S;a- srt Rooth No. 10 Fiske agt Fiske. NO H. omen
- Cohen. No T. People. etc agt 6oldsten, -, 10
A. Lighter Company agt. Porter; No ~ ieroia .ia.
,acnrng Company agt. jenkins: No To- stevenson ds.
Stevenson; No 10 Cochrane agt buchanan; No Il.
No ~ Kennedy ag, Mayor etc, No 20 Hauser as,'
Mayor etc: No. II. Lynch agt Mayor e'c' 80, -
,T,,fars aet Mayor etc. No -, matter or G)od'cn.
~ .. Partridge Butler; No p, matter OF fu.nsn'
r. On matter Of Board OF Education; No -, MAKO
u,i,sch agt Metropolitan Street Railroad company a..
Rosenberg agi crane Company; No; 81 Mc1laichy sst
central trust Company Of York No 81 fsiiAoe.-
,hia INQUIRER Company agt. Taylor; NO o. bahnh ss-
rahhu: No 81 matter u Kelley; No. 30 opehhr.nlsI
agt Flanagan. NJ. 36. Kahn agt. F1yn; No. 81 Ean
ait, Engei; No IS Pollock agt Patterson; No SO re-,
People etc ag Sptz. NJ ". Nundage agt Ha!pln'
No al People etc agi Farrell; No. ~ DuX agt sca-
borough: No A.. Habbran ag' Luicks No 10 h,s"'cS
son avt Raftsr Ne. '41s matter Of Kaufman NO 80
Com est Cohn; NO -" Patterson agt Patterson; ~.
30 Vorhsus agt. American surety company, No o.
stone agt stone No 81 Farmers Loan and trust I'M
pany ast. Ketchum: No. 3d. Eastern Brewing company
supreme Court-specia Term-Part Ii-Sefore Beck
man J.-Court opsns i0:3O a. m. Ex parte na's's
Sirrogate's Court Chambsrs-Before Fltzgsrald ,,1
Court Spens al 10 90 a. NJ day calendar Mi.r
McDonali stephen J. Thompson Eliza II. Matthews
Rody Mclaughlin az 1890 a c
,S,v Court special Term-Before Mccarthy J.-Cour'
opens at 10 a. Motions at lo3c a. H.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Manager Manhattan Beach Ho
MILITIA At / WEST VIRGINIA HANGING.

cincinnati. Aug "a "Timos-Star" dispatch
from Fayetteville. V. Va. says that Governor At
kinson has ordered company Of militia 10 prevent
an aTcgcd attempt 20 rescue Jerry" Brown from
hanging this afternoon. II Is said that four hun
dr.d negroes are cncampeG in the woods near
where the scaffold i erected. With the purpose Of
ur.v.uilrg the execution. They say that Brown
mould be allowed 20 live untn Noircs who was l.,
have been hanged AT the same time. but VINO
escaped. T. captured
Fay.tteyillc " Va Aug. 2i-"Jorry" Brown
was hanged at 3.i2 j. IN. to-day Tor an assault
committed on Mrs. Eadford last February. Two
neck was not broken. ana he died amid groans
and strugg!ca-