St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 30, 1886
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_—— ae „ bee 4 — 5 Mason 1 os oeeveral points on the. CONTEST BETWEEN GLOVER AND FRANK | {00 °t imeeeroed. One of thom wase large, tall mad. | BECOMING WABM AND EXCITING. .. bos opie te, bie. 25 7 Our entire stock of ( rpets, Velvets, Body, Tapestry Brussels, Two and Three . Mats, Lace Ply Carpets, O11-Cloths, . Curtains and Window Shade be ED OUT, aa RDLESS OF COST te wre * Removal to Northeast Corner Sixth and Frankli : os. 525 Ind 627 ;: 1 Examine u. ‘imino our stock and Low Prices if you want 4 Barg WHLLEBAVUSEN & SICHER, | 3 419 Franklin Avenue, Near Broadway. he placed a rev Before pulling t oc us to place t. @o that the bullet c 1. ging ; to the horror of niliren who were playir exumination was mad | : night for Boston to attend the Harvard cele- r 28 e daes it WASHINGTON. | pighs for > Hary unicipal Barn. BEADY TOR RE. leged attempt to m At Donovan's l- room the betting was al- ; ar lernt from that described above. | PENNSYLVANIA. POLITICIANS DISREGARD| TheOourt of Appeals has altered ite.mMd| The Mayor will, this evening, tssue two ‘ot 3 | eis position he and will not sit on election day to hear a spe- | proclamations in the usual terms announcing | Maj. Preparing His Report—The Mag the testimony Ju cotte Matter. the defendant and suid: ——— naa — 5 * ~~ ewe at —.-— = — eS —— — — — * — — TT — ͤ— mee — RO — — — — ot all the large mining invest oP ine repectable brokers on the street.” — - 1 . —— — 252 er ae — — — — ꝶß—ʒ ¶Ä— A — — — — railroad companies for death | Which lend particular interest to this district at not exceeding $5,000. | have been repeatedly published in the Post- '. ATCH, and invol nestion de of 100-70 and 100-80 or 10 to 7 and 10to 8 PRE iy Hamilton Dead. — — dimen of ne were freely offered on Glover against Frank — * * cial case. It will be taken up the followin p ABB relative strength of Boss Butier and Boss — 44 K X. — ere on N , — day. , & | that an election will be held in the city on u fle and costs f ... ̃ . ̃ ˙ .;. ̃¾¶Ü—n. . ̃j§— De-| fhe Pott Cour aajnrned today —,,̃̃7§7 ———— "hat | „ ’ * ; | . e 7 Fie Commition has beer making strenuous efforts | Were found. Bven money wee Ul ciehas| manding Campaiga Gontributions—Fall/ The motion to retax costs in the Rumsey | on Tuesday pear — — 5 WANTED TO 8 to eradicate wy et po reer — ree rae been staked. Mason is favorite ores ‘am? Meaning of the Bond Calls—The National —— — 1 out — in Judge Thayer’s 4 1 * e . on the : re tory means a Filley victory or that gton m and s 0 and Their Bond Deposita Im want of prosecution. N f on with hj But was aie” 3 * any way responsible for Frank’s nomination. ee 1 2 will be -eieotod. ores t * The Kelsey-Munson case is still occupying | Mr. Aug. B. Ewing, whose resignation as departure from St. Louis to take charge ot — He a owaward died at his ank bas oven gone to the extent of re udiat- | Noonan is played favorite over Denison for portant Decision. the attention of Judge Dillon in Court No. 2. | Commissioner of Suppties takes etfect this river and berbor work on the Texas os : A ~ | ing Mr.Filley and the very methodsand means the judgeship of the three O’s, and Zepp for = evening, was to-d ented with a gold ase, principally harbor. He vi Conners, an RE, post- | which were used by Willey to secure bis, | tne *Oiork of the Cizouit , . inom, THE KNIGH looket ‘bearing the inscription, Souvenir. D@,, guecee by A.M. Milter cy — ennon and English of is city — Stocking nomination; but so far, the Silk Staed and Kenefick are the choice in| WASHINGTON, P. O., October 90.—The Chair- — geal sas, mee Aug. B. Ewing, Com of supplies from his f 88. Louie, who has long superintended the 1 mornin yy the doctors of Evansville. The ex. — tet ake 2 Frank tne races for the clerkship of Orim- | man of the Democragie State Central Commit: | General Master Workman Powderly’s Inter- | Ollie associates, Oct, 30, 1880.’ The front of ee none 4 2 — oo one Osage passing. He was foun on showed that spinal cord had This morning and last night it was stated — * 1 — 8 — * arent tee of Pennsylvanie-has just sent a circular view with Cardinal Gibbons. the — 2 which is square and plain, is orna- least before Maj “Ernst can get away — dnurch of the Immacula ntirely disconnected oom yivan pon oarv : 1. W — n 2 See @ meeting. of members of ony | Prosecuting Attorney" In this room Hobbs is | here to the Penns ia Dom tein the de BILTMORR, Md., October 30.—The Sun this of en iniaid silyer eee, 1 — 2 — gon avenue and Lucas | which the doctors can not fathom Club, held a few evenings ago, a large sum Of | taken up asa heavy favorite for Recorder of | partments asking contributions to the ’ 5 . solitaire diamond just ir duty as the Maj. Ernst has been 5 years in charge ot peastly intoxication, a ss 4 * was subscribed to pull Frank through, | needs over Temple and considerable money | campaign fund. » 3 makes the. state- | morping has the following: General Master morning star. the work at this point, his jurisdiction extend. testimony, had soiled th . A Bad Wreck. 4 2. — 7 AX as a un- has been wagered upon him there. Odds ot 10 ment in the cifcular that no employe; Workman T. V. Powderly of the Knights of A very neat presentation speech was made 4 —1 8 a “af ~ Detween the of tobacco spit. C D y * to 8 are freely given on him against Temple need be afraid to contribute, because Labor was in the city Thursday, and called * Capt. Ben Walker, Mr. Ewing’s sopas ° umber of ene dave — pon Judge that he was The remarks contained several allusions % channel has been deepened ee is always 1 ZANNSVILLE, O., October 0. — By a collision The attempt to stir up opposition to Glover | with not too many takers. tae President has subseribed to the New York ai in the Tenth Ward ended in an inglorious | No betting at all has been indulged in on the Se. Hie assures the Goverament e tae eee a his residence, | the singularly appropriate design which was a distance of twenty-two il th e President w s0 go hom & conference prelates was placed upon the looket in re ition of Mr. : miles the evening for sinne a png 02 any of south of here from Ble feet to Sly: . reer . : elections in the other betting establishments tteient and an east-bouna freight at Black- | ascertained that the O'Connell bolt ts aimed N t by Monday it is expected that vote, and that t made b , «band, yesterday afternoon, two engines and against may ay Kenefick only, and will 21 01 thous wilt be in full blast. A = walked | the President dor e the held to discuss questions affecting the welfare tet ® ability to stay out a 10 methods have also been adopted for utilizing ed but tl ri a twenty-seven ears with their conterts were I ee NI ns into hald win's about noon to-day and = President sets the example. He demands of the Catholic Church in the United States, “ee ARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS 9 owes of ey sous | hat is, ine — — + af 7 on 2 : a ing in the faces of the horse people as- | money and says the voters must come home principally the relation and duties of Catho- - _18 of building u 80 wall of stone and Ahe would let ——— — Bot oh — — — — — saeene — — sem led there anecunesd . he ze * * to vote. Many of them will do both, while fies who are Knights of Labor. Mr. Powderl oun, oad rename, 2 dona Geo. = 8 the wy” My, oak aa * barrier —— could take the pl . i on Fran ns 0 . J 3 O neither. wo interviews with the Cardinal, and lai F. 2 1 ne spaces . 3 55 will be’ $100,000. A misunderstanding of or Feetiee. hae Rese ama le being used. with: | mews was Willing to pus UP the sane e en before him the constitution and by-laws of the A een @ fee Bae Seeeraeton becomes solid, Various lo. A QUEER 1 * ders caused the collision. cage telling effect by the Democrats on the negro i" „ ge 4 * — a The Bond Calls. ,, ee ee from his attorneys the t. 8 aon aud Gees Ole —— a Districts ae + "enemas * i. "nade te who departed a moment afterwards, taking | py Telegraph to the Post-DISPATCH. in his ‘opinion, thoy. were — — . Sard ie had — harbors, which have been made good and te Emma Gowens in sea . 4) ; * ’ AN IDOL BROKEN. get the colored P citizens to retaliate | 18 $600 with him. WASHINGTON, D. C., October 30.—The Treas- yet — — 1 4 — * — rmits for placing poles n on lene om nee i 7 - * N4 " * e . + . * 6. oak * 82 — 1 — net Deputy Supervisors. ury call No. 44, made yesterday for 810, 000, 0% | blind obedience. The utterances of Mr. Pow- — — * — 5 1 Tus — In the time Maj. Ernst has been here he bas At 10 o’clock this morn Frank and Cummings. This vote is partica- Federal Court will be in session of the 3 per cent bonds of 1882, payable De- derly were carefully noted and presented to plication upon which the suit was based was expended upward of $2,000,000, and in active ot age named Emma Gow and as He Is. lariy heavy in the Ninth District, and its value — — i eember 1, leaves subject to call 364, 4. 700. Church Bishops. The visit of the General | of July 2, 1885, and asked permission to erect seasons, when the appropriations hu ve bees gix weeks has been an lun Jon A. Logan, as a national character, a | is great in a close election. ; : on Monday and Tuesday tor the | These will b ) b 41 ‘ rs Master Workman was wholly wn- | poles on the following streets: Market street good, he has employed as hich as 1,500 men. , ‘emt by Tent ; ; d Butler and his strikers spent the greater | purpose of disposing of matters relative to | calls. It 1 ably de ex! austed im six more expected and unknown among the Twentieth to Beaumont streets, Chestnut THE MASCOTTE WRECK. dle house kept by calls. w s the policy of the Treasury to] Knights in this city, who did not look for him | street Fourteenth street to Jefferson avenue, . 3 e e — — , 1 > €lleveg the well-known local ¢ exhaust the 1882 Wan during the fiseal year. before next week. It was known he would] Morgan street Twelfth street to Grand avenue, that Capt Schaffer may have gone dence, No. 922 Pine st Be dential’ candidate and a professional Con- manufacture Frank sentiment, ineludin am g in Marshals for the eleetion. Only busi- a greseman, is known to nearly every Amer their tactics attempts to bluff the pool-rooms Deput ase . * ublic debt d — 0 4 ' ? ness of that character will be entertained on | P c paid since Mr. Manning has be- tions from the convention of the Knights | C . can. And nearly every American is prepared and change the betting in Frank’s favor. those days. Questions arising as to the pow- | come Secretary. phe only way the surplusean | of Labor, held receutly at Richmond. » — 9 e * has been done in the way of examining she wanted to £90 © | to say that the Senators features are familiar ers and duties of the special officers will bebe reduced, except by reduction of taxes, | Powderly went from Richmond to Lawrence, | avenue Grand avenue Pine street he ollers, but the Inspectors motber at T . Vastine Will Stick. submitted to the Court and passed upon at | is by calling bonds. the time Congress Mass., from which place it is supposed be to M = oF. the opinion . that consider. at to him. In oestriking contrast to that once. meets this source, will be reduced to calling a came quietly to Baltimore. It is said he went nue pm to my road, Olerk ave- | able will be disclosed by the boilers. There women had neither 3 . other one-time candidate for the Vice- Mr. Jos. P. Vastine, who claims that he is little over fitty millions of the threes. The away from Baltimore, assured that bis organ alley 31 — d 9— — will de no deposition taking until late next 9 — t Presidency, the late B. Gratz Brown, | the Republican candidate for Criminal Judge, O'Brien and Burgess Pay U surplus last yeat was over ninety millions. | ization would not be interfered with. Several | street from j 1 — Dr week at the earliest, as the two inspectors — — * — wanted who was sometimes called the great but who appears to have been beaten before 3 This year, judging from the receipts thus far. Catholic priests said yesterday that the between Pine and Olive streets, from yoer- wilt easy Monday and Fusesey on the sone out and procured unillustrated.’’ John A. Logan’s coun- The Republican City Central Committee yes- the surplus for the ensuing fiscal year willcer-| Knights of Labor is à lawful organiza- | teenth street to Grand ave * boats Polar Wave and Geo. B. Ray here and gent. c aaa het ine rr sald thiomorning that bo), coon completed ts toket by in- | seine neee eld aot | cee mngeee end Laces avenues. from Ewing | (b, Wednesday and Thursday will be up oa Boise or the City Dispense the engravers and printed in the illustrated | was in the race and intended to stay in until terday comp oket by in- | ceipts for the first quarter of the fiscal gear and a weekly comimunicant and would not] avenue to Grand avenue. The permit was re. | the Missouri River. 2 f pwareed to the the election was over. When asked by a Post- | dorsing Labor and Democratic candidates for show an inerease over the corresponding | countenance any society whieh, in its work | fused at the time upon the City Cownsellors’ dne was to 0 period of last year of over eight million. The ings, antagonized the decrees of the Catholic | opinion that application was not made in con- THE WEATHER, ABOUT T popere — —— ~~ - any statesman — . — — had 4 — — has not achieved to a Presidential nom A reporter wha s plans were r. acun , n — °° — the vacant bla Pat O“ Connell and F. J. Secretary of the Treasury in his fortheoming Church. Even John J. McCartney, District | formity with the rules of the board. ou can say that g McMahon were indorsed for Justice and Con- | report will present A strong argument in favor Master Workman of Assembly No. 41, who is The matter of recommending to the Munici- | The Warmest Day in a Week Prospects for b of the & — 5 THE members , — He — — 1 — libi- — a a: 5 m Dead walls ve ven y his am no e eus scuuraged, 8 5 „ strong lined face; no Republican procession and that I. think that my friends — * 1 — . * — ot the redyction of taxes. His | a bosom friend of Mr. Powderly did not know | pal Assembly such legislation as will empower i 8 during the last six years has been complete | Will stand by me. A number of labor organ- . a — * 2 Fonstabl — principal argument will be found | he was coming to Baltimore. Mr. McCartney, /| the Board 0 reguiate the carrying uf elec- Sunday. pact, the association of | without his countenance upon atransparency. | izations have indorsed me and I expect to poll the Fuel 2 — — 1 — oe — 8 uin the condition ‘of the Treasury and the whois also a Catholic, had a lengthy imer. tricity forall purposes, both over and under- At to-d again to-day in the gentle Por all that, the Western American who | 4 large labor vote. ee | ee of a surplus which is a constant| view this week with Mgr. McColyon, pastor of | ground, was referred to the special comm. 1 p.m, to-day the mercury reached 6 Southern, concluding t! never stood in an audience listening „How larger“ — — ein Poe 2 — . ait temptation to speculative schemers in Con- St. Peters Church. The Monsignor sent for | tee consisting of Gen. Turner Messrs Fladd deg., the highest since the 24th, and the business that brought thé: to the mediocre and somewhat roughly hewn Menu. Lestimate it at about 8,000. Candi. ., — — urgess, wit Re. as- | gress. It ia understood that the President will | the District Master Workman and had bim ex- | and McMath 7 : . indications are that the temperat noon. sentences of the Logan would not know him | dates on both tickets willalsodoa great deal 2 — 2 92 * 4 —— 1 — * 8 back up Manning’s argument in his message plain in detail the constitution of the Knights l 1 THERE was an arraignm on the street. The illustrated | for me and I expect to make a very good show- sclvee inn * — 9 tb ; 2 ＋ cket by | to Congress. here is a great demand at the of Labor, their attitude in boycotts and other Municipal Notes. Ne will be even higher, not very much, t this morning, 8 Logan is not the Logan you | ing next Tuesday.’’ paying pipe 0 eir reduced assess | Treasury for the er certificates. This ie important features of the organization. Then ut jast enoughto makethe day beautiful. Cour * to plead. 7 would see in room No. 9 at the Lindell Hotel. | Mr. Vastine had nothing to say on the sub- soa 45 323238 „„ to see to | considered a good sign of increasing business. Mgr. McColgan wrote to the Cardinal in favor The grading of Ohio avenue, between Rus. aes, Semperatere this mornis po or Flo grand larceny at 8 Fur from it. Put the two together on a stage | ject of the style of tickets he intends using on hegre rT ng of a city ticket and the committee | There is asteadyand increased demand for] of the Knights. sell avenue and Shenandoah street, was placed Se. os, SOS. Oh. Fast Custer, ai | 5 Y rein the Penitent 1 and an audience would see more resembiance | election day, but from conversations with | then adjourned. silver and subsid coinage at the Treasury. ' everywhere the mercurial column in ther. wo yo at $88 uk between Robson and Crane, the two Dromios, some of his intimate friends, it This is a turther cation of an improvement TIED HER TO A BED-POST on the Work- house list. mometer and barometer has been going up, valued a . : 1 or Stewart and Dresser, the two Johns, than is 1 to ‘ — 1 that the only differ- Gossip. in — * 3 ot the Treasury are 8 The mortuary report for the week ending insuring a clear Sunday. sateen OS tell | — 1 there ween the real and idea gan. He | ence between the Vastine andthe Repudlican over a on dollars a . : a : . ercantile . N isa disappointment; a walking regret when | tickets will be in the name of the candidate for . 145 * omnes gy: — hed R Mow an Ciderate Father Favueates = A — 9 — whilescrubbing It. He 97 Teveaied for the first time in the flesh to an | Criminal Judge, one having Lodge’s and the pe a i * — te nage — ts dun oumaae . A 3 Daughter’s Marriage. sponding week of last year. vor © oorre-· Belleville and 2 cut — ＋ 15 . 3 — By Telerraph to the Post-DIsPATCH. The Mayor last night approved the appoint- A ball under the auspices of the ladies of St. dreeced » 212 bi: ment of Herman Becker as assistant engineer Paul’s Protestant Church will be given at the Sixth edmirer of years. Republican enthusiasm | Other Vastine’s name on it. These tickets ) . ’ marshals for election day. The list is not yet +A. — be awakened cae eee Se Be Wie Se Seen. an over the city, and in | complete. * WASHINGTON, D. O., October 30.— Second] Aunuxx, N. v., October 30.—John Beard and | o¢ the Four Court Buildi City k this even! * * 0 ng. ng. ft * —— tg . — — * the —— = 3 larger wards Vastine's friends Daten Sole Siete Aidate for Justi slo troller Maytiard n a 22 . e v. fall still-orn at his ap- | claim that they will make a strong fight. udge John Jecko, can or Justice o omptroller a3 made a deeision in] Miss Frankie Perrigo of this city are a young A buildi pte” . The illustr . the Peace in t {th Di t, : ng permit was granted the St. Libor-| A named Julius — ustrated Logan is leonine and A Post-DISPATCH reporter met Seneca N. ba n the Fi District, is gaining) the. case of Capt. „K. G. Armstrong, First In- couple who have been very much in love with | ius School to erect a $20,000 building on North | e aot hordes n Market street, between Fifteenth and Bight- nigh unexpectedly and he put the cigar in poe A unn of Mr. Wa tendered him as rise his residence on alle Among those resen * grand. The real Logan isroughly com- Taylor, consulting attorney ot the Republican | fiends and votes rapidiy. His record is } mon-place. The first suits comparison with | Central Committee, daw. and —— him | Strongly in his faver, and his chances of elec- fantry, United States Army. which will be of! each other for over a year and finally decided eenth street man stutesmen, the second is a poli- what he thought of the decision of the Su- tion are excellent. interest to army officers. During a recess of] to get married. The time set for the wedding b dee e ae Elle G. Piedock, L. oa Preme Court in Vastine’s man- E. D. Chamberlain, John Addis, Jr., Samuel | the Senate, the President promoted Lieut. | was Wednesday at 9:30 o’clock, at St. John's „ Bae he was badly barnes: Tug, I. Humbrock, Fi J and strong, with a ring- | damus proceeding. Mr. Taylor said: | Suilivan, M. R. Conklin, James Keichtley and | Armstrong to the grade of captain to date ‘ y " AMONG THE BROKERS, Deputy Sheriff Ropiequet took the followir „ and J. Winder, and. Me September 20, 1883, in doing which he jumped Episcopal Chureh. At that hour yesterday 85 —.— 1 — to-day: P ' Simms, Kirby, Piedock, urns, burglary and larceny, one year: Mackey. ing, hearty voice, black hair and fierce mus- | ‘‘Vastine’s effort to bulldoze the Central | Robert J. Carroll were recommend to the m i R T. D as f Th w G Contro —Chea orning ev. : . aunt, pastor of the 0 est ranite ontrov ore P | Vogel, embezzlement, ei ed L N ‘nt, eighteen month Joseph Ebeck, — tache. He is short, beginning to be stout, his | Committee and the Republican Convention | Federal Cou Li , ’ rt to-d for tr t leut. F. M. Linde, the next in | f 5 yates te pitched below the ordinary key, his has proven an inglorious failure. The Su- | Deputy Supervisors on election aay. ee thee, a had, edn ote laggy 2 church, Mr. Beard and his best man, Mr. Gold. 1 — 0 2. — and streaked with gray, | preme Court, in denying his petition for a The Democratic City Central Committee, at orted ‘*incapacitated for. active ser- | thorpe, went to the church and awaited Quincy—Mining Geasip. Manning, iareeny. two years; Richarc : North Ninth street, wa is mustach 0 is — white and has a droop. | mandamus, has settied conclusively the law | its meeting last night, nominated Edw. Git- vice. His name was sent to the Senate the coming of the bride and her] rsasiede Gas stock was $107 bid thi larceny, two years. ’ wagon out of the dock * — tn nis rooms this morn os See onge. =e Cours, in legal — pee tins for Constable in the Fifth District, com- ——— Fr she did ‘not wappesr, the ge ing, none offering. No inquiry for Gas Trusts. | _ The match race for $500 between H aN Mountain track at Marces tutes before and had ordered breakfast to be| ular nominee of the Republican party | Pee? Of the First and Seventeenth Wards. |? ular, and asked its 1 nn ö * and Chestnut Boy took place this after bout 5 o’clock last ev y regular, and asked its withdrawal. to consult hts watch. He held a council with bl . ae 0 . in bie room. His secretary, W. B. for Criminal Judge, even assuming all he | The committee will meet ggain to-night. ident withdrew the — and mie. his friends and acknowledged to them that on athe can dakar de onen 8 sonsidersbie, seonen Sent of sae ‘Que of the Frankie's parents were opposed to her mar- has cost the company about $200,000, and ex- Chestnut Boy was the favorite just be * ere 32 — bruis as no ured, ee came with him, but he is otherwise unac- | stated in his petition for a mandamus , The Executive and Financial Committees of 4 i i troy YS companied. When he arrived at the Union | to be true, is entirely groundless.’ He is no | the Republican City Central Committee met DDr oe ring hm. It was decided that the minister My. from Carbondale, III., where he spoke | more tne regular aomines for that office to. at moon to-day to wind up the financial affairs detent a tie eee staan tek and r. Goldthrope should go to Frankie's — othe mae Tee Ne ee one bali-mile track was thought to be p of the campaign, and prepare their final report | question aroge as to whether he is entitled to | Dome and ascertain why she had not come to — 2- favor. . S x night, he was met by a committee of the | day than am. The decision is precisel to ti i hich — t | to the committee, which met at 3 o’clock this | the pay and commutatio ua her own marriage. When the envoys reached 1 RE, pay n quarters of captain her home Frankie’s father was doing guard Yavapai was quotable at $1.20 8 2 ‘AT 4:30 this morning a f three-story brick build: southeast corner of Delma Highway occupied by Bit Excepting the Maxweli Case. ‘ loan State Central Committee, consist- | what all disinterested lawyers expected ; of Chairman A. C. Widdicombe, C. B. | would be.’’ * afternoon. from September 20 to Decembérl4. The sec- di 3 * ot Columbia, Mo., Nathan Cole. ‘‘Whatdo you think Mr. Vastine will do] Mr. Nathan Frank’srequest that Chief su- | ond comptroller decides that he is, and that duty. He informed the gentlemen that his | nens “oa „ — | nenn pervisor Wood instruct his deputies to inform | he would have been even had bis second] daughter was in the house and that he would at 3.0 with $4.25. freely bid. ] Judge Van Wagoner this afternoon signed a Fasbailne Koon or edle * y and E.S. Rowse. They escorted hmto ‘‘Well, that is nard to say. Probably he will | persons whose names have been impro orig nomination been rejected outright shoot her if she tried to go out. It she mar- abort WD eee catharine Koehler residin My 2 Mr. Logan shook the reporter’s | vote part or all of the Democratic ticket and stricken from the list of registered ‘what ett ried Board he deciared thet he woule BH both Shert 2 ned te “$1 1 ——ͤ—ͤ—̃—— — — entirely 4 2 +. con inquired after the state of his heuith | after election give his undivided attention to | course to pursue to have their votes accepted Of thom with buliets. ie could net Sepae ena stock wonld soll on S00 by Jnanaee ick a ae ne reene mane te on stock was about 5 2 solicitous manner that Ko-ko | his livery stable business. I am told he is ex- | and counted, has been denied by Mr. Wood Personal Mention. fied and the two men resolved to see the girl. | Portunut oer him bis’ offer wis net ee the ‘transcript of the evidence will covered by insurance, 1 Shope nhis endeavor to peacéably relieve | ceedingly popular in that business and has f : ; bat this Mr. Perrigo objected to ang Snar- B ͥ »A : SE the inourence on tar © scene ofintruding Nanki-Poo. In reply to | made a good deal of money since he practi-| sxx the baby laugh and coo WASHIXcTON, D. O., October 80.—Postmas- | ished a revolver. He did not frighten them very | taken up. Santa odes Van Wagoner will be mf the ee ne ; * 2 7 Onerr W e 90 9 ter-General Vilas and Commissioner Mont- | much, and they went into the house and found hie ench before that time. The signing of the — C ry rviewed.’’ There is a tradition that he was See ee — for their homes. she expressed a willingness to leave the house, the moment, but will maintain schedule rates, | matter is now entirely out of the hands of the Alfred Smith, agent of G lore the State Supreme Exchange, London, is the * nestions Mr. Logan asked ifthe reporter in- cally quit practisin 1 g law and devoted his at- , , Bon: Crying, I want some of Strauss’ photos, too! her who expected to bea bride tied to a bed- A New York telegram says: Coal interests bill of exceptions is the last official action in has been interviewed and reported too liter- y. To-Night’s Demonstrations. SHARP DEALING, e President has appointed E. M. Yo “hi i have been sneak! 0 . ung | but declined when her tather threatened to | and will confer on November 15, when pri Pennsylvania, — said? 4 —— 5 j pt — and United | A Profitable Trick by Which Kansas City — 1 — Cuy, N. M., vice O. L. ANN = 1 — — Beye — may be put up in anticipation of winter trade. — ein ail probability the entire bill of ex. Miss D. T. Green has ret everywhere, It would take me an hour to teil om ow nd up the campaign with nucket- shops Were Mulcted his com * ceptions will occupy nearly 2,000 pages of rth. ° panion left the house when Miss 5 2, pag and is now . r Seaay | mass-mestings end demonstrations this even- | neo, Oeser %0.—A loeal National Bank Securities. Perrigo promised to leave home as soon as she | ing yesterday morning, sold at sh conte test | e- writer manuscript, — Wat will be the result of the fall — ing. Extensive preparations have been made ‘ r 3.—A local paper this could, and meet her intended at the minister's evening. To-day 200 shares sold at ei cents, Mrs. W. Clowes of Locui ‘ yet to be held?’’ ections by the Dity and State central committees of morning says that a very sharp game was WASHINGTON, D. O., October 30.—Attorney- | study, where they would be married. The Phe hively trading of the last few days has A Pleasant Affair. ter, Miss Violet Clowes, al i Now, how should I know? I know that | the respective parties to pass out the canvass played on one or more Kansas City bucket- General Garland has given an opinion to the — r —— ry M died out and there is not so much demand for On Wedrosday Miss Eva Pickering of this and other Eastern cities. 5 1 — Pennsylvania will go Re - aga of torchlight and a burst of enthu- | shops Thursday, and that somebody made a | Secretary of the Treasury that National banks shoot some — * . 8 a city * Harrow of Logan. Kan. were Mr Joseph Dunn, May 20 slightest 8 your State, I haven't The Republicans will hold forth in the — large sum at their expense. It appears that | must deposit interest-bearing bonds to secure Qui . a 8 ‘an — the conttenah of — . 0 is spending a f **Who will be the Republican candidate for | Mall of the Exposition Building, with Gen, | Thursday afternoon Norton & Worthington, | their circulation and that called three-per- BEGINNING EARLY. some time pest. “This 2 Sea chee Mrs. M. W. Vail, 2006 John avenue. Tue a enen “I do 7 70 — 2 — one as their star. The meeting | Board of Trade brokers, bought 1,250,000 — donds cannot be used as a basis of circu- were put on the market, which immediately — — wee ul t 1 lati of the M ; 4 Mrs. H. M. Blos 7 ti Wid N Pry ee Chairman | bushels of corn, May delivery, on the SSIGR. 4 Two Boys Have a Desperate Fight On Ao- | weakened. Te whole lot was offered at 180. contracting pareien beine — Misses neve issued invitations t Gates which do gene gee eg - end wma & ee a board, and by 30 doing bulled ak aaa si count of a Girl. es S r n sold at ze. The Rosa Dunon and Lillie B. Pierce attended the . ception of their dengnter. a omy nomination?’’ requested to preside. About 100 prominent ae market from 42% cents to 43% cents. ow wl gion —~ JERSEY Crrr. N. J., October 30.—Wm. Ring- 2 offered at Ide, with no bids. bride, the groomsmen were Charies Pickering and Mr. Thos. E. K'mb nt care to talk about that. I’m not — neluding members of the Re- nen the latter figure was reached, ASHINGTON, October 30.— It is estimated at : : ‘ 2 and Jose Bertero. Father Mays of the vermber 8, from 8 untilé lican State and City Committees, will grace | Mr, Worthington, who was doing the trading, | the Treasury Department that the reduction wall and George Way, two l4-year-old boys, | Ideal stock was quiet to-day. A little offered Church of the Holy Name performed the cere mony will be performed a living in the same house on Woodward street, | during the day found no takers at FI. 20. There | OY: 4 evening Mr. and Mrs. Harrow —_ were bids of $1.15. The mine will not declare left for their home in Logan. Carondelet d * o talk at all. Inever interview, if I | Du 1 walked into his office, immediately returned ’ th . 25 e public debt during October amounts to would talk to you ead . | the platform in the capacity of ho n ; you as readily as to any 11 porable vice- and in less than five minutes, from his pur- quarrelled last night over a girl another dividend until December, and unless Escorting Logan. Herman Kimswick, resi te one. presidents. Gen. Logan will be the only + That was a olincher, and the ibi _ | speaker, and he will be given all of the ro chase, was selling out the lot he had just | °°’ — twas left to eat his b 9 hic heen | and opportunity ye wants to mak © room | bought, While he was gone the market Both whipped out a knife and commenced - — “9 ° 1 juve then served. He will, speak to er tpl of his 1 * ade dropped to 48% and his offer was at43%. The _ THE FRISCO ROBBERY. slashing. Both boys fought until they time the stock is likely. ca be very sade ere g ough avenue, near Gran¢ * usic Hall for the enlightenment of local Re. | The Demooratte Central Committees has de. | market rapidly declined ang bythe time he | i 4 with blood and too ° 2% this afternoon in the directors room of thé tendance. The Coroner ' ir? Republicans will, but has adopted | had reached its original figures. There was May Develop. 1 seven stab wounds Henry B. Slaughter, the Secret of the ’ holding an inquest. ‘el the plan of ividieg their —— considetable comment on the proceed and Way 1 Law r — yoingwall 8 | Ideal Company, wilh leave fer advihe Merchants’ Exchange to make arrangements In the Police Court to- d. * A DANGEROUS WARFARE. ers among several ward mass ment, lng and the general opinion on the] L. O. Weir, the resident Western member of parents made complaint against Way and he | probably Tuesday evening. While in the | for escorting John. an trom the Lindell ichten fined Joseph Brithn 9 n ings. Senator Vest is expected this board was that somebody had blundered. | th was arrested. Ringwall is at his home in a West de will thr k : 5 e Adams Express Board of Managers, who dangerous condition Zo ough the | Hotel to the Music where he is to speak. the „ The case agal . Attempt to Assassinate the Wife of an Active evening and will probably speak iu the South. Nesterdaz a leading broker received a dis- ' . 8 , mine and examine the adjoin- | They will form an escort of Kepublicans who for loitering around stre¢ * Prohibition Preacher. ern part of the city. The Wards in which | patch from a Kansas City bucket shop, asking nnr — property. His object, however, in will wear plug hats and carry canes, and will pressed. a „ ö large meetings will de held are the Second t Norton & Worthington had really bought | ing, directing the investigation into the rob- Hotel Burned. going to Colorado isto look after some mining | march ahead of the distinguished ‘speaker's Th * Ty By Telegraph to the PosT-DisraTou. Third, Fourth, Twelfth, Thi ud, | largely, claiming that the bulling of the mar- . wei claims whfch 6 ; „ Democrats of the SHELBYVILLE, Lil., October teenth. After Senator Vest, the — * U ket was part of a scheme to beat the bucket bery ot che express aur onen re Mon- | By Telegraph tothe Poot Diprarcs. a tri to Mexico e “4 = dus W a eeeewene © bend, will head Te Rader the —— —— “Ss weeks past Rev. Jasper L — — t — will be candidates on 2 Sous We. The br - opening price and sell- day night, left" on a Vandalia |« Macon, Mo., October 30.—Aé 1 o’clock this latter part of November. © Se SE Wall. tor “she —— ke, . . - | ticket. ng at o. The broker telegraphed back that train last ht for afternoon the large three-sto , : Good — — - —— = — — 5 nine the Had as School Director. Bosley claims to have gad Knew nothing of other deals or circum. cigars they smoke together nearly all the tine. | ment. West Granite people with their own stock. | bree little maids no ois. dressed in soldiers unitorn . — ity been the nominee of the Democratic party — st ——— —— — one Kansus — 2 — ree yo yl S08 be The Bridal Bulletin. some 4 “Agu =. pA 3 Everything is a sources Gash, prisoner and was taken — * i THE PAVONIA. —— J. G. Conroy who opposed him, was] ceipts at that end were $37,000. Ancthes wee who they are. They are never seen —— Name and Age. Residence. The West Granite people claim : do some work, a hing Oe nom nated by Democrats who were dissatisfied | that three shops in Kansas City aud one or | With the known esentatives Uf the express en Wehmueller, 24...1520 at that some West Granite stock was bought in Each one is aided by a mash, opportunit ran ay 25 1 —— — „ =e woes — — — lie had been worked witn a — oo es ey — i arior oc. | (Alvina Hartman, 0. % Blair av 8 N 3 re sold ee market at Nothing our nerve — over abasht aay * a into a. er moved n e- u 000. on are received 1 and $117 Atlanti : se 0 new an —Removing the praca feated Conroy and re-elected Bosley. ‘Now : — callers—reporters for X — — & — 1 u They so claim ee — THE THREE. long cavalrymen — 8 Conrox's friends come forward with the state- STRavss’ photos are imme —are not so fortunate. Mr. Damsel says ne Sather 0. ’ ad | Granite Mountain people who have been Three littie maids no fools. , for the prisoner ment that the Bosley crowd stuffed the ballot- en they have not gotten any nearer to the robber fee Korbelik, 28... erer uv | throwing cold water on their claims, dis- are Sa ene MOreeaAry. desen and the county, but — N 11 — extent of 100 votes and an- So say those who have good sense. than they were: on Tuesday. except in the Ane Pawuskova, %......N Tw st | charged their superintendent solely on dus 4 A pera toe temporary, . been made. Hines was un oe un ir intention of contesting Bosley 8 — muitiplication of clews. That one of these Tobias White, 39. ........1110 North Twelfth st picion that he was giving information about ome subsidiary. ing. Ags as been stirred up — of feeling Attempted Suicide. may eventually lead to the solution of the Fannie Shelton, 3 .....10 North Twelfth at — 4 direction ot the Granite Mountain bree little maids no fools. is . — ward and a stubborn * , in the Telegraph to the Por- Dieraren. ——ů 8 nne. Which ome, ls now the | one W. Worstell, 30.......... Bast St. Louis ite. The 8 7 * Weet Sean: LILY: | eee, water in other than her forward oom - Betting on the Result. Missouri, visiting with Mr. George Crotzer at sued by the West Granite people is fraudulent VIOLET: stolen Thursday morning „% much so, that ber fires were en-] oonsiderabie money vas put Central Oity, a mile north of here, took an THE FEDERAL COURTS. She Wasn’t That Kind. pp Bas 12 represents the Mountain Two little maids who their lordegbiree™ Michael Gioughiin, southe by the water inthe hold. u was te petting on the results 1 overdose of morphine this morning, | Judge Treat Denics an Application f We are wedded now, my dariing,’* main shaft. ‘The contre aod — Three little maids ail of talent crude. “venue and Madison street to take off all the passengers remain. the local | vide oe nt , — m for a Re, Said the husband to his > veray is warm. | THE THREE: . About 9 o'clock | — — bate mai circulated more freely, ntly with suicidal intent as he has been ceiver—Cases on Trial. g T And henceforsh we'll go Ae e * . ast ; poo! rooms, where political Judge Treat'to-day denied the applicatio u life’s journey, side by There ts foot. am MAY: not a mov f had opportunities to wedge in a the attaching credi . site tr ow largest holders ot stocks Wy a One little maid won a big bank book. few hundred between horse races, and mn Court in © must bear each other'n mining, board for ination | LILY: ne not much change from the state of affairs ex. case of M. Abraham for the appointment of a a each other when we perties. This Two little maids nave their husbands | was receiver. The Court remarked that the busi- 3 ¢ pian. ng excha vie- **ghook.’’ 0 ‘Three little maids come your cash to books a ness of applying f INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., October 90.—The Daily | carried too tar. . s Latayette eneciaheays:. The residence Chas. F. Ash was Was destroyed by fire last night. It was the @ is done, even money was "3. BOowadays was os onthe outcome of the contest in | 3 n Congressional
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