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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Iobtb Al. a a. 40 " Park nv, box1oo.I1; Har-
- NJ sihanna and ano 10 Chriatnnhar

lobth at o. so " Park nv. box1oo. II; Har-
ris Mandeibaum and ano TO Christopher
Io5th st. q q. 2e6.s " I'd Az. 16.ex1oo.9;
Augustus II Wright and wife to Robert
WrlRht on
1OSth ut, q, 1876 Let Av, bnI10O.11; VIM
Rankin and wife TO David Hirech ,"..... TO
1lBth ut, $40 4, 16.SIi0o.11; Elizabeth At
kinson 10 Michael Feeney. ........:,""..
11Sth at, n ., 81 Q list Av. 2SK6o.5; James
Pond TO Jane Lmmer. ........,.,.........
12Tth At, a q, 2Os.4 W LenoI av. 16.eI9p.1l;
Michael Cohalan to AT Gardner, ,":;.
187th ct. = 4, 16B o 18th Av, 16.6HBp1li Al
thea Schmid to Jane b Duval. .....,,....
14oth at, n ., 1893 from cor ID av and
l4oth At, 25X1oo: Louisa Brandtto George
1isth ct. 225 W. 25xes.ii; Max Mart to
15Oth al, 8 a. 22b a boulevard, 25xss.i1;
Frank Koch to Anna Putper. ....,.....,..
15Otb at, n 8. 400 Boulevard, 1sIah.11:
John Bell to Henry 10th. q c...,......
1T2d st, n ., los W Washington av, 4bxlo5;
Chss II Schi oeder to Morris Zuckerman.
173d At, . q, 66.H " Audubon av. ld6x60;
Louis Friess and wife to y Sullivan. ITO
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Recorded Leases.

Amsterdam av, 1888; Diana A jackson to
John f Kevill, 3 yrs. -. ...... 81 1920 TO
Chambers at. III and 1s; Mary l. Wight and
ano to Bernard Reich, 5 yrs. ...: $4,000
Joseph A RoZelson, / yr. .........:......,.
Sd av, g13. a e cor 55th vt; Otto schmidt to
Frank Dunn and Charles Winters. %
9th st. 2l4: Annie o Brien to Philip Nc.
Fvoy, 3 yr5................. ................
10th av, b3s: JamesJ McCourt. gdn. to Wal
ter q Dryer, yrs. .....,..., ........
18th at, 1lp F.: Sarah b Turner. trus. to
Hubert Courte and ano, 1oA yrs, .........
134th at. 100 W: Franklin Baylies to Pat.
rick J Slogan, o yrs.............f+44 to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Auction Sales To-Day.
by HERBERT A. SHERMAN,

West Forty-second street. No. $50. south
s'de. 2UH feet east OF Eleventh avenue, 1Sx
$50: nve-story brick tenement with store {:
also West Fortyy,;;second street south side. l!@
gore being part OF No $50 West Forty second
street foreclosure sale; John F. Cockerl VS..
Henry Murray ct al: Ernest F. Fidlitz tttor-
ney: Sherman Evarts. referee: due on judy
ment. $lObaS 80 and interest: costs and
allowances, SAP and INTEREST," taxes, water
rates &c 81 % So and interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
oRAssHopPER PLAGUE IN THE WEST.
Crops of Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas
Reported In Danger from the Pest.

LINCOLN. Neb. Aug. 3.-Western Nebraska.
eastern Colorado and Kansas have been at
tackled by Grasshopper plague, the worst on
record for fifteen years. Crops are in great
danger according TO reports received at the
State Horticultural Department this morning.
The graSshoppers are doing 50 much damage
that the ent omOlogists of the three States have
decided to hold II meeting to devise plan to
combat them. Prof L. Bruner. state Ento-
moIoglst OF Nebraska. has left for Fort Collins.
where he will consult with Prof q. 7, Gillette.
the Colorado cntomologist. and s. j. Hunter.
the Kansas authority on bugs.
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Court Calendars This DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-SpeCial Tcrm.-Part Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. NJ. Part II.-Ex-parte
matters.
Surrogate's ourt-Chamhers.-For probate-Wills
Of Jeannetta Marks. John +. Bradley, Settle Roths
child. Ellen Hunt. GAorge II. Piron Eliz abeth Nit
tenznri at 1910 A. NJ
City Court-special Term.-Court opens at 10 A.
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Joseph Fenlon. a marine. who was one Of the
survivors Of the destruction OF the battleshp
Maine in Havana harbor. died on Wednesday
at tho Home for Consumptives in Brooklyn.
He Joined the navy in 1892 He was buried
the Naval Cemetery in Flushing avenue. the
Kew. Father Chadwick, who was Chaplain of
the Maine and is now attached to the navy
yard officiating
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04

R.outruC the ne Ss facilities Of Trustworthy morn
ing publ,CatOn, together with 20 'rrSppndinG eli
rut,re have designated THE SUS their .hCial News
aud Advertising medium. Their" i printed each
day complete summary OF Re Estate transactions
together with list Of Real EstAte Auction sales
occur.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Navy Yard Notes.

Vacations OF employees at the navy yard in
Brooklyn will begin on Aug. IS. About half
the clerical force will he away at the same
time. Admiral Philip. the commandment OF the
yard. finds his surroundings so agreeable that
he will not take n vacation.
The work of repairing the cruiser Buffalo is
being pushed forward as rapidly as possible in
accordance with instructions from Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04

go Va Arthur MusiieF Pt ,l.., - TAI o
Va Emil HensSho, ID liens . ,'..o',.... ala ?
Geo Geo v Han Va Mary RsdiSan and Sno.... ss o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Assignments of Mortgages.

D'Arschot Countess @. to Franklin Lord,
Franklin Trust Co. geni guardn. to Robt L
Pierrepont ..... ......,...,......,-. 16.
Fay. Michael. and VIM Stacom TO Peter
weber ct al. ,...,,...-. Z,
Ge-hArds. Victor, to Chas A Benkiser ...... !.
NewberSnr, Abraham l.. admr. &c. to Abra-
ham l. Sewberger. \ part .,,............ q
Sewbergcr. Abraham L. admr. &C. to
Simon S.wberger. 4 part. ..,......,.. 2
Thomas Stephen q, TO Alex Fraser ......
Tito Guarantee and Trust Co TO Henry B
Ely ct al, trns ...,............-. 10
The Lawyers Mortgage Ins Co to Gertrude
T. SHANNON
The City Mortgage Co to Henry W Ford.
truttee $500 - :''.'''
The CITY MORTGAGE Co to II ward Ford 49,.
Winslow. Edward, to the City Mortgage Co.
assigns morris ........,...,.............
Winslow. Edward. to Emily l. Ford. assigns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Cardinal Gibbons Mt the Catholic Summer
School,

Cardinal G ihhons will visit the Catholic Sum
,,cT School at plattsburC He will preach the
sermon at the pontilical hi.n mass there on
Sunday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
MINING NEWS.

The latest mill run on the Bullion. Lake Of
the Moods. yielded SIT per ton.
A despatch from ,Rossland, Is. c.. states that
negotiations for the purchase OF the Trail
smelter By the War Eagle Company arc pro-
Cripnie Creek reports that the mills in the
plant. with capacity Of 300 tons per dav. will
nearly ready to start up; ana work is being
pushed on the Detroit mill at Independence.
Letters from Keller, Wash. state that great
rich silyer-lead ore in the Gold Mountain,
Nine Mile country. Assays show values ~
Sl5S and some ore runs from 800 to 400 ounces
Ten stanlrS are dropping on ore from the
Nellie and Lila, Telluride. Col. which are
owned by the North American Exploration
Company, A conner claim near PlacervlIe is
producing orc running 80 nor cent. copper. ac-
cordinx to The report OF the owner ana good
per:belt cuts through the ranges OF tho coun-
Wonderful assays are reported from the re-
cent quartz discoveries at Badger Creek. near
Boise. Idaho. There are two vein; 800 feet
apart exposed. In enc gold rredominhtes.
and tests show from 5000 10 over Sl3OUD;
ore in the other carries 30 per cent. lead and
Seattle is becoming excited over the outlook
in the Index district, which il is predicted will
soon figure as one Of the great copner CAMPS
OF the world. The whole country seems to he
mass Of ccpper mixed with other metals.
Owners are 0peniug IN the ore bodies says
one enthusiast. 10 demonstrate to capitalists
that there is no fear Of shortage IN mineral for
smelters. even though there should be an
occasional pinchnR out o: what looks now Ike
Thomas C. Dunn Of the Munlna, Alaska Gold
Mining Company left for Alaska last night 10
inauRurate operations on the conper derosits
on. Cohen Island in knchsmack Bay. surface
Horrcs T" s tT nS @ Cold S ssh
ment OF tlty or sixty tons is To he made as
soon "a possible TO the smeIter Mt Tacoma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-04
Plans Filed for New Buildings,

Boston road. 2os2; improvement to dwell
ing: A steinmetz, owner; II WenZ, archi' a., ~,
Park av, e. e7th TO 6sth s. improvements
to hospital; Hahnemann Hospital. owner: -
B Ogden, architect: cost. ...........,.... 200
Pelham and st. Johns avs; improvement
70 shop; 81 Johns. College. owner v Inn
Rivington at 1i3.l75; Improvement to
schools; Childrens Aid Society. owner;
Fl Richter architect; cost. ........... 1000
BIT Nicholas Az sw cor liSth g; two'story
er; Neville Bagge, architects: cost 80. 1880
Varick at az 40 improvement to school;
Trinity Corporation. owner; Thomas Rae, nm
White Plains av. =. 175 Locust av: two
three-storv tenements: Mrs Lily l. Schr-
mer. owner; W Romeo. architect cost $500
LIST av, SA3; Improvement to stable: q
Kahn, owner; Somerfeld. architect;
9Th av. 24o.a5i: Improvement to dwelling;
&c Lawrence. owner; F Brogan. archi- $500
18th st, 427 W: Improvement to factory;v
johnson. owner; o Brien architect: .
18th and 18th SITS, 10th to 'iiith av: i'm.
provement to engine house: Consol dated
Gas Co, owner: cost ......... ..t...... 300
123d st. lO4 W; impr ,vement to dwelling:
John Shreiner. owner J Hauser. archi-
1+3d st. ss. loo W 18th av; Ave. story fat;
BENCH Nelson owner; G c Manning. arch-
tect: cost $4,000
18th At and Rlilroad av. IL G cor; three Ave
story flats and stores Schmuck& Montag
owners: Edward Wenz. architect: cost. 10000
162d at. n 3. ~ W Grant av Improvement
to dwelling; ii Button. owner; f. WenZ.
architect cost -..,..... 800
l67th 1T, n 3. 90 W Fulton av: two five.story
fats; J Barry owner NJ Garvin. archi. -, nm
17sth st. n g, I3s G DAILY av; twc-story dwell.
ing; John Nogel. owner; W Wilcox archi-
toct' cont ooop
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first Glass NeIp-.femalrs.

CHAMBERMAID.- city or country; can furnish
~ long references: private family. A. L., box bl&
Sun uptown once. 1855 Broadway.
COMPETENT cook; understands soups, meats,
y desserts. &c; good references Il, Nee, box 5f7
Bun uptown Office. 1895 Broadway.
(NOOK-Competent young woman; understands
" cooking in all it's branches. NJ. NJ, box $40 Bun
uptown office, 1898 Broadway.
COOK.-Neat young woman good plain cook
u references; wages S22. A. s., box bl3 Sun up
town office. 265 Broadway.
COOK and laundress.-Small private family: refer-
y ences. NJ. d. box Gil sun uptown Office. 126S
Broadway.
LNRST. CLASS laundress; thoroughly competent,
Il references; wages t25. H. Y. box 5OD Sun up
town ONCE 1265 Broadway.
7 hUEDnESS. -Firat. class shirt. collar and Gun
IL ironers; can furnish references. A. r., box 800
sun uptown Office, 1895 Broadway.
WOMAN wants position as helper in hotel or as
w sisting at general Homework. Address
EMMA, box lbl Sun Office.
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first Glass Aelp-atlales.

A YOUNG MAN Of sober habits and former sol-
IA der in the First S. 4. Vol. Infantry desires .
position In the city Of New York; commercial expo
rence, but willing to work ut any honorable busi-
ness; good reference furnished. address
H. A. WRIGHT. Bamberg S. c.
pUTLER AND VALET English: sober. steady;
ID where second or parlormaid kept; hunting and
polo things understands duties; personal city refer
onces. MOSHER, box ls4 Sun uptown Office, 1898
Broadway,
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MINING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 CHALMERS.
vi 10 Broadway. New York, Manufacturers 4 mlu-
ing aud smelling machinery. Estimates on mimi =.
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at'antea -atlales miscellaneous.

NXrASTEp-A case OF bad health that RIP ANS
w will not benefit. They hanish pain and pro.
long life one gives relief. Note the word Ri S.S
on the package and accept no sub Institute. RIPANs.
IL for cents twelve packets for ~ cents may he
had al any drug store Ten samples and one thou.
sand testimonials will he mailed t. any address tor
g cents forwarded To- the RipAns Chemical Co., No.
10 spruce ST.. New York.
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%afuts dt,autfd-Atalfs.


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Blk Million books issued yearly Catalogue Free.
Authors' manuscripts promptly examined
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nj ISING MACHINERY .--uneIcelled in efficiency.
Iu GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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dtanttd-ftmalrs.


-BOOKBINDERS- folders at STERLING
IA. BISDERY, ~ Lafayette place.
DLANK BOOK SEWERS wanted: experienced girls
ID only need apply. .
DOCK sEwERS.-One that understands Smyth
ID machine. II. s. ARCHER. 81 Park st.
FANCY FEATHERS-Wanted.e experienced hands
L on fancy feathers also bird mounters steady
employ ment. hiIhest wages: work given out.
ZUCRERS JOSEPHY, 7l5.il7 Broadway.
(NIRLS Gold LAYERS wanted.
" THE MCCAIN STAMPING CO., Murray st.
WANTED Ruler on double faint machine
w THE y. Y. BLANK BOOK CO, Laight OF.
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first- Glass atlalss-2rotfs-
siunal.

Young MAN with experience in retail shoe bust.
Il ness wants position. either wholesale retail,
good references Address EXPERIENCE. box, 2o%
Bun ONCE. ."'''
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
KENTUCKY,S FINANCES.
The monthly Statement Of the state Treas
urer-The Balance In the Treasury
ssI35.9B6.2S.

FRANKFORT, KY, June 3.-The month
ly statement showing the condition of
the state treasury on May 81 was is
sued Thursday. and is as follows: Bal
ancc April 80, 1899, $500, 67a.54; receipts,
s2s, O45. So; total, $3.50, 1907. The ex-
penditures were $4,000 which leaves
/, balance of $500, 1907. School
fund balance April 80, 1899. slSl, s9l. AS;
receipts, s34, Oo+O2; total, SOS.
The expenditures were $50. IA, leaving
a balance of s164. 695. SO. Grand total,
$685., s144S. General expenditures fund
had deficit April so. 1899, OF $3.50, 49,
81; receipts, ssi, 1879; total. sos, O2O. :
O5. The expenditures were sl6l, 42s. IL,
leaving total deficit OF 5000, AS is
Balance in the treasury May 81, 1899,
SlS5, 800. %. .... I'D.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
STATE NEWS ,PlCk7UPS.
SOME CITIZENS DIspLEASED.
The state IFoopstr1 In r%RFe-r the
Court Commenced Monday.

MANCHESTER, KY, June 5.-CoL Roy
err ID. Williams, with a portion of Corr
panies c, L and NJ. list regiment, Ken.
lucky state guards, arrived here
from London Sunday afternoon
about o'clock. The men mad
rested for dinner at Bush. .hc halfway
spot in the 24-milc Journey Tn.
soldiers were none the worse for their
trip over the muddy road in JOLT wag
ens, aaa fell 10 wcr<, %iti,a vtrn,to ge.
the tents pitched before nightfali
They are comfortably situated neal
the courthouse and close to the big
spring Some of the county officers
claim 10 be able to take 'earesof their
courts and were not Pleased at tho
coming of the soldiers.
Judge Eversole and a number of at
torneys arrived sunday night. Court
convened Monday morhirg, but IT will
be day or two before the Tom Baker
ease is'redcHea" It Viii be necessary to
send troops to his hons, II miles Fl ON
here to briiig hind IN :" ~ -"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
ELECTION CASE DECIDED.
Reg ular Republican Nominees In Bell
10" County Have Decision OF ths
Court of Appeals. t,I

FRANKFORT. Ky.. June 2.-The eiec-
tion. contest case from Bell county, i'm
volving the offices of county clerk, at
torney, superintendent of schools and
jailer, was decided by the court of APP
peals Wednesday, the republican nom.
inees winning against the independent
republicans in every contest except
for county clerk. SO I,A,i. .tl ~.
) In the latter case then court holds
that there was no lair and free cleo
ton, because the name and device Of
Creech, the independents candidate. vas
placed on the ballot in such way as
TO deceIve and confuse I e voter, and.
therefore, there was no ele stion at all
for clerk, and another election mist
be held. I-lI Iui -"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
TWIN SISTERS.
= Commencement-R eceivs Fresusnt
Medals for High Standing.

LEXINGTON, Ky., June THE forty
fifth compencemep;.of spyre Institute
was held in the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday. The graduates were
Misses Maud and Mabel 'Upington,
Jane Todd Watson,l Georgia nCOtton
Gay and Ruth Parish Gay. O. The Misses
Upington, who diyidedth firsthonors,
arr. twin sisters. and have beenattend-
ling Sayre institute sver since they
wese Ave years old. They Nave been
I'm the rod of.honorevery, yearohtheir
scbeolIife and received afrequent med
iais fqrhigh standing. +, 'They are gretty
yonb q girls. the daughters, ofnMr. and
Mrs. James Tying toni, Miss JansiTodd
Watson. the second honor ,student. is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
Watson apd is.onerofi the. cpmiqGbeau-
ties of Lexington,
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Kentucky Taxation

FRANKFoRT. KY, Juneiaf-The state
board of equalization made partial
report Wednesday summarizing its
work and comparing it with last year.
The total value put on property in
1905 by the county assessors was 1884,
eS4. O46. The state board raised this to
$3.50, 957, 7os, This year the assessors
fixed the values at s559,asi,ss5. which
the board has Increased about $40, ogl :
coo. The totals not being quite mace
up, yet, making the total value this
year on which taxes will be collected
$3.50, 900, 900. From this sum the STAG
| win realize o.. sac. 600 in taxes. li''i' al
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
|. bAc SuNRERa QEs.plsksTRBS
The, foiio~ IA 0sick sa.c..sion While the
fsasr-i as-@ 4es'''.s, ,'s,'s w- =.
s.s-fssss& at Asskss.aIl - J. .

ARTHUR H., June 5.-A strange
chain OF disasters began at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning when the local grand
army post buried T. r. Wells, who
RAJ aSphyxiA,cd oyt gas at the Gays
hotel in Chicago last Wednesday
night While the ceremony was In
progress o. sscce netery nc~- Tsached
Gus Bagct THU his.ifysar-old son bad
been drowned while swimming. The
shock Frustrated Mr.. baker. and he
no to be taken homr IN . carriage.
When the news was broken to his wife
Nhe went frantic and became uncou-
scious. Both are in precarious condi-
ton.
The boy was drowned about 10 o'clock
and his body was not recovered until
evening. While the funeral procession
was returning from the cemetery
Michael Mcntzer'S team and carriage
Gan over Mrs. William Sullivan's little
two-ycar-old daughter, mangling her
In a horrible manner. The recovery OF
tho child ia doubtful
Mas Ola Clark. a wi;ncss to the lat
Ger accident, tainted and was carried
60 the nearest house, where she lay for
four hougs bcforc recovering sufi-
ciently To be removed To her home.
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TO PREVENT LYNCHING.
Ut lIIIIF : ~ - NV ~ .
srD. T,pP,. When Arre-tsdt, WIN NJ Con-
veyed to Covington to Prevent
in17h' oivio,ence by q Mob. m"


wIIIIfMsrowS, Ky, June 1.-The
sFranks murder continues to be the
leading topie 81 afscussion4n every part
OF the couhsyl ii Sam Tapp has not yet
! been arrested, but,it was expected he
will De i'm r5he notning! An order was
made by the eounty' jsdgeo 40 send
the apriseuers ito bexing ton till all
danger, odi mob violence Adj passed,
but smallpok lin the. Lexington Jail
changed the. prograrhhe9 and, they are
now, ordered Ito CoyingtOn'irE Elmer
,Erankswss buried at Ithe Md Zion
cemetery Wednesday. Public 'senti-
Imentiabout sherman as still,,very Bit
tere and, it may 'bA necessary to- take
steps to,protect the property OF Sam
Tapp! tosIIa1ui ~ 80 fHnhtp
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
WAS FOUND DEAD I'm BED.
The Dread Of Having TO Answer e wife's
Charge Caused N'Iattsbargh Doc
tor to Commit suicide.

PIrTsBuRdH. juno ). Fear OF having
to appear in court Monday to defend a
charge of attempting to kill his wife.
forced DIR. Robert Jennings, Jr., the
best known veterinarian Of this sec.
ton, to suicide. He was found deao IN
bcd at his home. b2i Second avenue.
sunday morning. On the bed lay
two-ounce vial which had contained
prussic acid.
. skilled as be was in the, che mistry
OF drugs, DIR, Jennings had taken but
a small quantity OF the deadly stun,
which he had procured from his well
s,od>ea ,4boratory- lie,vas, 50 years
DID and nad been drinking. His wife
charged n,m with attempting To kill
her, and the case was che first on the
trial list for Monday.
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TO GET JUSTICE.
A New Trial is Granted to Ex-Capt.
Dreyfus, the Exile on Devils Island.
The New Coort-Martisi win Il. Held 4.
she Interior Of France where tho
Prisoner wili Receive Justice
Will Il. acquitted

PARis June 6-The court OF cassa-
'tion Saturday rendered a verdict in
favor OF revision OF the Drcyfus case
and ordering new courtmartial TO sit
at Rennes 90 miles from Nantes, for
the trial Of the prisoner.
President Mazau, OF the court of Cas-
sation. orders that Capt. Alfred Drey
fus be brought back TO France and 70
tried by court.martial
The verdict for revision Is received
quietly. There were comparatively
few persons in the courtroom when NJ
.hazau gave out the decision.
since ex.Mat Count Esterhazy has
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09

FRANKFoBr, KY. june 2.-The court
OF appeals Thursday decided that the
state must pay for the food and STRIP
plies furnished to the state troops In
the encampment in Frankfort in 1891,
upon acquisitions from the quarter.
master. Gov. Brown refused to pay
the bills for some reason. and the leg.
islature last year authorized the nef>
chants who furnished the supplies to
sue the state. with the above result 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-09
lDesertsr Hsew psd.ID |

D LEXINGTON, KY. 'June 4 EPri,ate
Myers, one of the deserters from the
attn cavalry, recently captured in the
Kentucky mountains, escaped Tues
day froth his guards by Jumping from
the train whiir' en- route TO FL! sheri-
dan. When last seen he was at An
,t,of.areal.iIn ,inll lnlI hrid
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The Union Was Recognized.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 2.-Stereo-
typers and newspaper publishers have
signed a scale for one year at s@.50 for
seven hours night work. and eight
hours day work. Thomas Mangan,
foreman of the Cincinnati Post stereo-
tipping department acted as arbitra-
tor. This is the first time stereotypsrs'
union has been recognized .t.. ,,
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v.pted Dead or Alive.

LEITcHFIELD, KY, June a.-Jim Cate
Dugan, it is charged, assaulted the 10
year-old daughter OF Widow Steveson
Tuesday evening. The sheriff went to
arrest him but failed, as Dugan resist
ed. The county attorney has issued a
warrant to bring him, dead or alive.
The sheriff left with posse Thursday
,porninu .''
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The great protective principle"
has passed out of American politics as
controlling element. There win never
again be a general campaign with that
AS the main issue. If the Old fight is re-
summed the protectionists will not hoist
the false colors of american indus
try" and r\merican, labor" and IA
home, market" They will have to run
up the black flag of piracy, and the bat
tie viii be waged directly between the
forces of monopoly and the masses Of
the people. liosto2 Post.