St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 10, 1894
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Téa People the Men Were Confidence Op- his — at any time. : The plaintiff states that on May 29, 1891. 8 [ é 0 = D 0 10 be Sure Y Ge Ae Williams Bas « Peniten- : ‘| they were doing business under the firm ! . | 9 3 OWN ta eber ot’ the Suse. | Dame of Utneg Bros. and received a judgment : J x nown to members of the Mer- “Record Himself, However, the against Charles „ who was then and The Missourian States | Views of ‘ N i | | ‘ — met | Police Doubted ithe ‘Sincerity of Mis AR: ; Dave | ig now the husbabd of Magdelena Ger- | 0 Wasnmoron, b. C., Avg. 10. Mr. Bland] Good Offices and Locked Him Up.! WW BE OL 0 en y 0 Wor eee of Missouri is passing around dis petition to A Complaiasr 2 Ww „Since that time the Uthoffs claim 2 R Gerhard went dankrupt the House conferees, requesting them o Henry Williams, the old-time thief and ex- pears Unfounded. and tee with the éollusion of all the étber had come — —— ove ae s! N Four Courts dy — — whil — 4 men giving his name as Sam Snyder and — conspired to defraud the plaintiffs | : zn 9 e play his address as 405 Soath Broadway, called on of their rights under the judgment, | ant WI secure a 1 Many wound have signed it yesterday but for] ing the part of a protector for a cattleman ssistant Pros the report that an agreement had been} named T. H. Teeple of Tulsa, I. T. ia thought Aeetstan ecuting Attorney Estep at the/ rs. Gerhard has, they state, bulit thir- é - 7: , Pp * ug Four Courts this morning and told that ot. teen houses and sola them for ain tim the le to ta a ſ to be at present badly wanted at Covington * time peo o stand : 1 had | 22 pn 4 raste. said Ak ro to — — and Ludlow. Ky. Last night Teeple and ae aed 2. ae von thal 3 gg ae about $12,000. They state that 20 : ATCH correspo D The su ved . ; ars ago when Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard were trust, the iron and boat trasts, and ali the er 1 n — that a man named Brown, who znarrie they had no money, but y * ae lived at 709 North Fourth street, had a littie | shortly after Gerhard’s bankruptcy Mrs. other combinations have been carefully ed after. They have made their demands | in the yards two other man, who proved to §-year-old orphan girl up in bis apartments | Gerhard built a $12,500 house out of what she 725 and their interests have been well guarded. be Harry Knipe and John Bates, approached at that number whom he and his friends claimed was the judicious invest- Ny the ple are most . 3 ,. | sent out after ment of $500 left her a rela- . D. C., Aug. 10.—At 8p. m. gar and an equal } Téeple and got talking to him. Bates claim- and whom. the woo the tines gent itive. After giving the substance of situation is said to be this: The hee L of taxation, have ing to oe the owner of a cattle ranch at [with notes to men, asking them to a letter sent by Mills & Flitcraft, attorneys a ö — ; a _— A good many mem: onanote, Kan. They suggested that they an some to their rome at night. fle do the Uthoffs they ask f FERDINAND KOENIG RATES FOR PYTHIANS fe conferrees made the House con- go to the stock Jardsin East st. Louis to- ald be bad gotten his information | judgment against Mills : | . oe " 01 4 ed gether, whereupon Williams — inforniea from Mrs. Mary Hutton, who lived in the | craft for the amount of the | “Spy proposition to report a Oisagree- i eeple that the new-found friends were con. | me house with Brown. judgment against Gerhard and — hp Menton the tariff bill. If the House will not , fidence men. This reached Detective How. 14 —— jae — — qty ty per Sn Oe ee Tee „ A St, Louis Winner in the Saratega Ama - Tust Texas cut Will Probably Cause sc this, a resolation is to be presented in n yo ia while 8 occupied by a cigar store and rooms, the | M. Glover who with the Uthoffs was aceused a teur Regatta. Mere Treuble. 1 a > wearing an ar of injured innocenee Chief | $%°°24 floor rented out to four or five gif. of conspiracy by Mrs. Gerhard in a suit hase " mas recalling the Senate conferrees. Desmond identified him and — him to | ferent families, who is a middie- against them. . ARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 10.—The first race The rates for the Knights of Pythias con- — a me for senior pair-oared shells, was won by the ola ve at Washington are apparently settled. prove o ve locked up. l report The local authorities are in possession of a Vesper Boat Clud of Philadelphia; Atalantas but a feeling of uneasiness prevails among 2 0 . ’ 7 ’ TOX, D. Cn Aug. 10.—A marked h ge has come over the spirit of the tariff eit comes from the Senate. Without free —— from Obier f Poliée Gondeon of Cov- 5 of New Lort second. Time, 10:24. ssenger men and a fresh outbreak is rmanent tl there is ton, Ky., which states that Williams ts a MISSOURI SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Second race, first trial, senior singles, was ooked for at any moment. * 0 omnes sugar and a f pom pre — —ñ—ꝓ —ẽ—. he rather Iitkle left for the people a bad man. it says he is well known in Lud. 5 the represen of the Senate, are icw and Covington, Ky ad has served won by Ferdinand Koenig, Western Rowing 232 : ee 2 of the Oels! on, +» @ , t . ‘ po a . , 5 o the terms of agreement. The Will a Tariff Bill Pass? ag 3 * ent 3 Proceedings ef the Convention at Chil. | lub, E. Thompson, Argonaut Rowing Club, | train from Texas, It will go vet the M., K. Wass no longer suggests the possible con- New York, Aug. 10.—The correspondent of | Caldwell, he is accused of having wor yh Toronto, Canada, was second, aud Wm, K T. line to St. Louis and thence east over se that may be made. The House a repudiican morning paper has polled the | the furnished-room racket and stealing $116 Shia 3 y licothe Te-Day. Cafrey, Riverside Boat Club, Cambridge, | the Vandalia. | lar demands them, and when the battle is worth of clothing from roomers. He 9 sent Mass., third, Time, 10:11%. Thie means that the Katy will get the K. of —_— K Senate onthe question. Wm a tarit na similar trick at Ludlow, it 16 at all hours CHILLICOTHE, Mo., Aug, 10.— The Missouri] Third race, second heat, senior singles— F. business despite all opposition unless, as ‘the resuitant measure reported to the passtne present session of Congress? Fol- under the name of John Donnelley. abtes e men dit to. get beer and carry | state Sunday-school Association will close | Fred Hawkins, Laureate Boat Club, Troy, N. | the loeal passenger men Helleve, the | promises to be one of which the Dem- | lowing is a summary Of the result: case he is accused of stealing $100 worth of and the n ae its labors here to-day. This has been mi: wane 2 e the Katy. ow the Gdbeare de party need not be ashamed. Believe a bill will 5 7, Democrats eo ae ago and atter he had served a something. When asked how they happened | one of the most important assemblages ever A perfect da dawned for n of the Knights of Pythias is done for the pur- to tell Snyder about it they said Snyder and held here. The names of 1,285 delegates and ond regatta of the National Association of | Pose of making the other Texas lines make a new turn of affairs was made clear | 7%; Fopulists 1. total Sl. pase--Mepublicaus 4, Demo- | term at Frankfort he was found one night they belon tad that beaten entiea on thom Amateur Oarsmen, which, beginning to-day, | til lower rate than $25 for the round trip, Total visitors have been enrolled in attendanes. , beginning to y opil lower rete „ trip. Mr. Wiison and his colleagues, after | crate 2, Populists 1 by the Warden of the Penitentiary, acting lin avenue and that he often called on them will be continued to-m w | The business men of this city will tender the orrow on Saratoga lines of the Central Trafic Association say importdnt concessions on sugar 22. rn 19, | suspiciously under the walls of the institu- 5 „Fopultsts 1. Tetal 34 to bring his washing. Miss Williams smiled Lake. Early in the day the eight-oared tion. He arrested im and found that pecullarly as she explained why Snyder Se pare tO alant Se eee ae crews went over the course for the purpose | they will not — — ＋ * & 8 —.— > s a wer rate an made iron ore, noted the Senate conferrees g mbeons I 5. Democrate 5, ne had a vallse containing a dyna- } apy city * 5 * . * 7 * g tthey might ultimately choose free coal opuliste—Allen, doubdsful; Kyle, rere: Stewars, mite bomb. Later he was accused incagh ani Gonied that eae Geer. 2 — ihis morning's exercises opened with — ap ag rr the — er. of free iron, and that they would | no. of being in a scheme whereby he was to re- | the child other than they would their own | S098, Service, after which a confer. Sand it i that the races will | The General Passenger Department of the . ask for im nt reductions of a 1 Not in Washingtoa—Butler, Daniel, Dixon, Irby, { Celve 61.000 for securing the release of à pris - gau bt Sh y h ence of primary workers as to the best out also an is expected that the races will Seaboaré Air Li 4 1 porta 2 of Guty un McPherson, Morrill, Wilson, Woleott, Petter, | oner named Munsa from the Frankfort Pent- | eher aald- and thon gerte Gaughtor, | results of organization was discussed | de better than at any previous regatta. r Gameking tonto the textile and metal schedules. Mr. Brice, | Squire, Camden. | tentiary, and itis thought he intended to y said, and they had raised her from in- generally. A very interesting address The committee, in order to avoid con- | connecting lines in North Carolina that in Abs 2 5 fancy. Both the Brown girls were bending flicting with the horse racing in th fter- future they will demand full local rates in Who does most of the scheming for the A Gunaliécte’s Gait a ~~ ag OR carn, | Over wad tubs when the reporter called, in | Brown carreras by 8 3 noon “chanaed the time for the commenes.|the division of through basiness over their As * uit. ou } : : . —5 , No. 2 * ' neee of this de- 9 W. v been notified of Wiinams“ arrest and he will re OmMcer | subject, ‘*The Gospel of Mattnem.“ A paper | Ment of the races to jl a. m. As early as 1017 ¥Welopment, and heat once played what he HARLESTON, V. Va., Aug. 10.—Hon. Wm. probably be sent for. Williams has only re- beown’s dadaht Alks a ‘ri , A that Was read Dy Mrs. A. A. Buxton, Kansas | © clock carriages began to roll up to the 1 as = trump card, offering the | Seymour Edwards, Republican candidate for | cently been released from the Missouri Peni- | he thinks they treat the Sund woll a5 - 8. Sabject: Re Ir 4 ——— the * r 7" ° ‘House conferfees free sugar and free iron | the Legisiature, has brought suit for $10,000 aad here he served a term of three ö 8 . piaxsa ofthe Lake house were many well] A. C. Palm F the exception of the Treasurer: nown people. In the background, along er Agent of th ore, with the understanding that the re. atainst the Gazette, the Democratic organ, — 8 maiader of the Senate bill should stand with. | for publishing a copy of a circular, alleged YACHTS AFLIGHT. IIIORANDUI PROBATED. President, 0. 5 Wolfe, St. Louis, the drive, were many carriages, with liy- in the city. out chan Of course Mr. Brice’s , have been sent to coal operators, witn the Vice-President, A. E. Wagner, Kansas City? | ried coachmen, smart traps, with footmen, va ge. ° . intention of injuring his candidacy. Secretary ,Robt. utledge. St. uis; | bringing pleasure-seekers. Far up the . ABOUT TOWS. a Treasurer, George J. Cochran, St. | course, some three-quarters of a mile away, " philanthropic purpose was to secure the de- Michael Manning Will Bet Lost harply defined hill which furnish ae anning’s eins ost | Louls; Second Vice-President, L. | Beara sharply ce } . Was AN ACCIDEXT.——Deput Coroner a picturesque background tothe scene, there | Rohifing renderea a verdict of — at the tn- | feat of the bill by the votes of the Louisiana The Britannis,tke Ivania and the Viking L. Allen, Peirce City; Third Vice-President, IN HIS YARD. Netes Made by um Were Accepted. ‘ 8 4 aur. | could. de distinguished several bright col- | quest on the body of Wenzel Horra, who was killed , * ‘ we „ 1 * 1 ‘Benaters, but the House conferrees saw on the Cowes Course. A. F. Slossen, De Soto; Fourth Vice- . 10 ; ce-Presi- | cred Mttle flags, gaily dancing on their | Wednesday by am Iron Mountain engine. — mo enn wee Cowes, Aug. 10.—The Britannia, Ivanta The will of Michael Manning, or the nearest | dent, M. D. Dudley, Paynsville, Mo. buoys. 2 — marked mae nae all — CLARA NIEBEDING’S DISAPPEARANCE. —— Tus stru 2 ‘clock approach to it that could be found, was pro- the eight-oarea crews. „ eight-oared | Ciara Miebeding, aged 17, let Ber home. . ente will go on again to-day, with Alb J B d H n —— bated to-day dy Probate Clerk Mell crews start a mile and a half up the lake, | North Fifteenth stress. last evening, and felled to t of dally progress until Monday or ert James Burie is Daughter’s | ror the Meteor challenge shield presented by 1 + hee sate COTTOR. making a straight race to the grand-stand. | return. The pollee have been asked to locate her. Tuesday, when Mr, Wilson thinks a bill will Illegitimate Child. the German Emperor, the event being open | The only will Manning was thoughto have The races for the day were the pair-oared| Hap THR WATCH WHEN ARRESTED. ——Geo. 4 ; : g to all yachts of any rig builtin Europe ana made was lost or destroyed in some way 1 tet Sal bal shells, the first trial in the senior single, | Thomas, colored, was arrested last night for steal. err. rr . the janior | ing s wates Today several ong ‘ . ö 6 5 -oared shells an @ intermediate ue. o watch in bis om whe iy the — 9 club — 100 rating. could not be found. 4 memorandum ff, l. Jis 752 balest stock. 24,985 Dales. Quo- eights. Among the rowers who attracted | ®*rested. : by Albert James, a negro, who lives at 1825 The course is from Cowes around the|c°Py of it, however, was found | taticns—Ordinary, Gs; goed ordinary, de; iow | particular attention were the pair-oared of WoORLD’s Fan SCHOOL AWaRDS——Secre- spondent as yy te of 2 rumor that Lucas avenue, called at the Central Dis- Shambles liahtsbip off Portland, to pass out | in the possession of his attorney, and the middling. Sm) n Sei goed middling, 1 BY. ng n 11 Ia on nye ial the Presiden a ookea;+the way to an , th 1 N ei m og fair, antas of New 3] - ‘ . ards won _ @ereement on the basis of yesterday's un- — ga ae E —— pn 2 by the eastern channel of the Isle of Wight. | Contents of the R 2 „ Sind. Seiles. 5.00 bales, eragz Donohoe 17 — 1 ** ery seraed éter ta in te Word's Fu — * gerstanding by making further demands for | charge ‘of the station that on last and to return through the western channel | tallied with the memorandum. After near | receipts, 7,700 bales, of which 1,000 were eee eee ae — 1 — 1544. *. FIRE IMPOVERISHED THEM.——John Priest - _ £0ncessions by the Senate. These reports Friday afternoon he had burried a 1- [dy the Needles; total distance about 120 ng 3 fe eevee be Be —.— — 1 4 0 - et a 04-006 be N 2 7d b: Albany Club, with Fred Hawkins of the Troyer. hie wife and five childrea, are living in poverty Gay-old male chila, to which nis miles. The winner of the shield is subject to | Cice to nom S Kae as eG gene. Lor’ Saba: Deaden, S406 0: dal ‘| Taureates, who raced in the senior singles, | t the foot of Destrehan street. Last Menday their 4 Were discredited by the House conferrees. l6-year-old step-daughter. Emma Brown, | challenge the year after winning it, and the memorandum. By this will he leaves two Feb-Mareb 1 3.61-52d; March-April. Second trial. ’ | Reuse, wearing apparel end furniture were de- Abs conservatives andthe Senate in gen- had = given . birth about noon on] trophy becomes the property of the person — 2 ~~ = * bs eng eee 3.834 K. ; . Out in the committee’s yacht were the stroyed by fire, leaving them absolutely in distress. | eral are Anxious to bent the President, who | the same day. James stated that winning it twice; three yacnts to start or no 3 which Tul . A 1 4 — 5 New Tonx-—Spot cotton steady; middling, | newiy appointed officers: Commodore Son- * AMES 1 5 Co-RESPONDENT. —— Reinhold 7 a So rae POs eS ie reas | ence. 0 to This other sister, Julia Eagan oe aan Ry Berd yf * —~vales. rag Bers of the Schuylkill Navy of Phila- | worster’ . . e ; 32 — ? . delphia; Timekeepers, J. H., Abell, Jr., of Leu and of indueing Lau to strike him. Worster is very cordially hated by them. Their desire 4 or their residence and claims that he Britannia won the shield last year, beating , 2 te. 3 —— prétending ep fave a Dei 1376 — — the advice of nie the Satinita. The lverna and Viking were sister 8 Papen: ‘and’ to bie 13 1. 8. 4 3 the Nassau Boat Club; W. C. Juppof the wants tne custouy ef his two boys, one 10 and the 4 | 1 to the people and toa | Wife, Olivia, who is the mother of Emma. | evidently only entered and started in to | Tb went in itself is not unusual, but the fact | Aurust.. ..... 6.87 6.61 6.6) Detroit Boat Club, and H. R. Sweeny of Al-| other6yearsofages . © large section of the House and which will be | Tezdan nid mother learned of the affair/day’s race in order that the event! tnat it has been admitted to probate without | September .. '64 | Dany; Starter, Theodore Van Raden: Captain] und scdLDED Wirm Hor Soap sps. es | and fearing lest he would get in] might be sailed for they soon retired and the 7 lar d ment ora 4 rtified co ¢ | Oetober.. .....6. 6. . 6 . of the Atalantas; Clerk of Course, R. H. Fel- ohn Martin, Jr., the 15-months-old son of a Union | @tthesame time so much against his wishes | trouble over the burial of the baby, ordered | Britannia continued salling over the cours. 1 eee eee 85 3. -77 | ton; Judges at Finish, Fred Vetman, New | Line motorman, living at 4030 Grove street, died ee oe willbe unable to fight for itt sin- | him to notify the police of what he had alone. The Prince of Wales will thus de- run 5 — 1.9 4 — an. Deeember ? .. York A. C.; James Fox, Crescent Boat Club, | yesterday mornibg from the effects of a terrible | Cerelys Gone. come the owner of the shield. aii dienlandl ‘nad samtede te ieete am the | fon 1 8 1 and Capt. Lawrence; Judges at Turn, Harry | *ealdiay. The child accidentally overturned a caul- aa James claims that the child was alive when The regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron will — — 1 — to 8 — February...... 7 a } ‘03 Jansen, Staten Island Athletic Club, R. J. dron of hot soap suds on itself about a week ago. true belief of the gentiemen Known as the | bora. will close to-morrow with the race for the record : * een ; Allen, Ravenswood Boat Club and Harry His LEG BaDLY SRUISED.——Bennile Kroun, ' **Oonservatives’’ is that Cleveland has a es | pe ig 7 Hes 1 82 Australian cup, pnw y at 2 2 : 9.2% ; Rankin. Dr 22 Carr street, while steal 3 ames ret. ansfie 8A tha between twenty and forty rating belonging rnoon on a wagon driven ‘ personal interest in iron and coal, that he ail parties 4222 with the affair would | to any —— Be yacht club, Queen’s course. Own Vicious Dogs. HEART FAILUEE. oY eae Sarees 8N8ð Pevenee Cree had ~ bas at least a friendiy 28 ws est in taxing | be arrested. He decided also to hold James, Zoe pating lsls exetedes nt 1 and | Two police summonses were issued to-day New York Stoek Quotations. two jolste with which the wagon wes losded. | sugar, and, that in addition, he means to get | pending nves on. oroper Fran igilant. ese yachts w r > n = ~ — Bae edivertiesment and $6 make a * will be notified and the body of the infant | Monday. The start will probabiy be from #he charging citizens with owning vicious dogs. Correetea daily by Whitaker 4 Hodgman, bond | Sudden Death of a Prominent Citizen . eee Toe —— | Siwill be exhumed and brought to the Nee dies out to sea. One is said to de a serious case, | and stock brokers, 300 North Fourth street, St. of Audrian County. econd Distriet Police Court thie morning egsinst ewis Reidling ef 2604 Mergan street, said to be ) Bid dor a third term by posing as the man] Morgue. A post-mortem may be held to A . b : . Sr. Louis, Aug. 10, om ‘Who, at the last moment, whipped the | determine the cause of the Dabe’s death. as [AR C — Mexico, Mo., Aug. 10. — Benjamin F. er husband, eherging nim with d.scarbiog her Bs James states that a short while after the CALLED HIM A L ° Chestnut street, was pessing the residence ae Dobyns, for four years collector of Audrian | peace. Mre. Kennedy asd Mrs. ana Reid ius of Mrs. Lulu Sullivan of 2343 Chestnut street, County and one of the most prominent citl- ,, the plaintiff to testify to 1 ee eee tate doing their birth of the child he came home ana saw it of Bes. Late Sullivan of 2969 Chestaat street under the wra in a towel, , 9 0 * 9 rr the teig Burying a body without a certificate is a attacked and bit her on the NAME OF STOCK. zensinthis section of the State, died this With His MOVrHER-IN-Law. — = Edward poor plain Violation of the city ordinances and is pun- | Lawyer Garesche Asks Protection From rigat “+ A — eaten — attendance morning. Mr. D6byns fell from a tree Sen North —— 22 cempisined , . : st nig & supper prepare ther-in- than $50.” „ Vai e e e 2929 zured. aos ry nae ger So Amer. Tob. Com which he was trimming, a short time since, thw, Mrs, Nettenwiler. fo tere the latter emptied ntative i ——— throug t th t Charles The other case is one in which Mrs, Alice | Amer. Tob, Pfd OR a and broke his leg in two places. This morn- [as slop bucket over him and Carmody struck her Highest. Lowest. Opening i S Closing. over the head with a dish, inflieting a sesip wound, Balt. & 0hil0o eee ees: would accept absolutely free sugar, raw 8 2 1 tag!, employed by the Wolfman Electric Co. | a dog saia to be owned by a Mr. Madison of N a Dut insisted on protecting iron 0 da Southern | SRY “| porch, when he suddenly fell over and ex 3 * a voal As a etand-off. As the 5 Griff Glover Arrested on a Charge ot on Market, near Eighth street, on a charge | 170 Grattan street. ches. & Ohio COM. J een sees. pired before help could reach him. Death ESCAPED ix A Rig. An unknown man . as sent the bill back to the Senate for Sending a Threatening Latter. t abandoning his two children, aged 8and 2 -w rd resulted from Heart fallure. roc iy 0 a n 4 * 0 — J ** eee #e8 *) 8 b 8 —— — Griff Glover, against whom a warrant was | years, inthe Court of Criminal Correction ee ee eee Chicago @ Alton Coin nel rere was d ng inte 6 bu _ Breater anxiety abuut free sugar than about : to-day, the defendant called his wife’s| Thomas Whalen, aged 35, who was kicked | Cnicago Gas Trust. 74% 75 | 73%!) 74 Mrs. Nancy Thompson. Shistior oth | tee lion ore or cual. it seems hard and dim- | issued yestérday, charging him with sending , 4 Garesche Har: DNN 7 37 N l now they can refuse to accept tne | at atening letter to W. Albers of 918 Olive . — od 1 2 in the head dy a horse on Aug. 1. died this | Stage. K. I. 4 Pacific n vinotNtA, III., Aug. 10.— Mrs. Nancy Thomp- A Nn the 6 su ‘ +} walle © . - | morning at the City Hospital from the effects | Chi., Bur. 4 eee an | jounty’s early and | eber, 8 hreaten g y Hosp t 24 | son, aged 76, one of Cass County d THE SENTENCES CONCURRENT.——Assistant 80 tod com e. , Ye 0 } n him. Mr, Garesche called on 5 —— — rn, the court for rotection from the 2 * oon ae che st bh og yet a Chi! N. 4 88. FP. N prominent settlers, died to-day. District Attorney Anthony yesteraay received a let- i | . was arrested to-day by Deputy Sherif |. soit. stating that the defendant had also — * © street in the nity OF | Chi KN. W. Com. .......-.-..|104%_/104i% | 476. an early settler | ter from the Warden of the Penitentiary astia 1 Dip ,, 20M) 20%| 29ia| Jd | Of this county; died Wednesday, after an and agree to R to troserve order and if tue used any more e Cotton Oll pid. . 7 18 | ness of only four hours. She was bore — 75 E „ 1a en under 0 eo ‘ . 4 Ww... 166 1 1 1 in sv 0 en improper language to take charge of Rim. | liquor at the time of the accident, | eae 1 $4 57 Tatana and has lived ecided that she sentences’ were meant to ran cone 7 38 87%, 37% | XY Fears. currently. 22 eie ot iD JUST THE SAME. Stagl id not re A bape + A hg Bas Edison general. — ence was heard Judg Erie common...... 2442 x AN OBSTREPEROUS SON, Not J. M, STUART'S SIsteR.——-J. M. Stuart, fermeriy of Marissa, III., states that he is no bill with evi aE to find the defendant Cancelled City Bonds. 4 ure, t would killthe | Bmma Davis’ Protest That She Was that he would have Krie preferred. jae eee 14 ity. Before he made the entry and w itt Erie 4 ren rend eras 24 e wevgeT brother of Mamie mmh, whose body fs lying at th lh * — egg da top. Committing no Offense Avatied Mothing. — a the punishment Stagl’s lawyer said 2 ae — 1 — pe bins ; — ag tees — His Father Compelled to Fell Him With | Morgue anciaimed, and'shat he did not know her- ius of being owned by Sugar Emma Davis was before Judge Morris this that he would like toargue the case. Judge | the House of Delegates and the y Council 22 OOM a Club. The letters from Marissa, re tried to make sugar free, even * Claiborne set the case for argument next | met this afternoon in the Auditor’s office in 14 * 45 renee 6 enilte oe whien were found leveland having said it ought to morning obarged with street walking. She | Monday at 9a, m. the City Hall and canceled $2,000,000 worth of Rig eR 9 Henry Maurer was fined $10 an rec ane the two sugar men, with sen- | *#14 she was not guilty. Officer Murphy, redeemed city bonds. Lake Erie & F i abusing and assaulting his father, George Wane Gin Wana 1 ' N Lake Brie & W., 14... . . linen sou iso Maurer. Mr. Maurer, Sr, Keeps 2 a of Afty South Side ladies visited she Oisy not let us have var way. who made the arrest, testified that she had SPIT AT EACH OTHER. ; . * ag . TS ae 1 ra resented H 2 1 . —. 9 of SF 50% saloon at the corner of hi Homan with petition signed by 743 N he ci „ steps to Ather offered him $10 not to arrest her, which — Seneca U 8 . 4 i moe MOCDODEIG... 2... cece ccccee tesee: 530 Lueas L » COM. ... «+s ee oo e 2 on wate nei os Catherine Brown. n ⁊ t. 16180 Morgan st Lead pid .. .. ... . 86 and Carroll streets and 22 * remove or * she must have mistaken him for a New dy dudge Keegan 1 · John P. Serre... . 844 Ohestnus et | Micnizan Central r ea as barkeeper, Last night it OP ce of nis at the feet of @ 1 ne ia Mrs. Kate Francis and Mrs. Carl Kick aired | /Jonanns Sullivan .... ..........--.-3214 Cnestnut st ee 4 — Heury, disregarding the remonstra — aid not deny "her — — - their neighborhood troubles in the Ca ronde- } Louis A. Gillewater.......... .. 3089 Vinegroveay | Moblie & nis wx-++. = a whe aes Upon siness bent let Police Court this morning. They live in | ‘Smee Sshoemveits . . . . . .. . 1328 M. lost St | Manhattan Elevated... +... re b and as 2 _conseque 57 inten 01 the **Oonservatives’’ ig when the officer arrested her bat in o1ce 9 Sanford Johnsen ee —U— —yV 4545 N. 15th et MADICODR . . „„ — * loon. The old man - x e K * * 6 „ „„ „% „ „6 * N 1 Li vll.... „„ * „„ „„ „ +. aides tried to clean out the sa ‘ ett the adjoining tenements, Nos. 8524 and 8626 | f Emma Kiehey 2 1626 K. Zan 6 Ne N tr “dissuade bim, but Henry attempted | zz Froneyoe Hawny’s§ MoTH BR. —— e ; ‘, Hackman, Hen lensel of the Ute . Hoehdoerter of the Eli the Dili, and to make Vleveland | stead, had been on a visit toa sii »p res bie for ite killing, if they | ‘* Ki right, and it wrongs ao . south Seventh street. Obarges of distarbing ) Peary B. KK 801. 14 Tatienal Cordage, pid ARG Rap a 3 rsevere and dug up a paving-s = fHe rece AD. ly hope for that, but they | said, and Jadge Morris sata that he agreed the peace had been preferred by Mrs. Francis 11 2 wood: & with which to effect his purpose. His father | Morgan, Superintende ot the blic some tion | with ber and that she hada right to pay a he in 1 t th Christian J. Koebler......... . 2334 Nebraska av ¥ ae Bnocked him down with a cluband then | Seh for as fine. A Iittle refiection convinced fo against Mrs. Kick, T ma asue 0 e Mathilda Patofski seees 1 0686s coeeee 2334 Nebraska ay is Zs Co W 0 6 a 7 ied him over to the police. Judge Mor- spit oxender Thigh . O25 K. 216 os 1 . See 26 pid. ris imposed a One of $10 and costs. Ti, ccepé eche coon * t+ tebe 0 that the Judge was correct and the oe was turned out was ‘‘who sp Al is or Mrs. tek? Ader T. wen vveees OSL HM. 410 ot e 1 = . —1 : xt 12 4 ha — — sorted that Mrs. Kick spit in | ) Frenk C. P ä * 1126 M., 20th 2 2 ue o the J Fran as 5 rank ©. Fester 44 1 si ‘ . ere her. ayed to tie ueath. SHOTS FOR THE AUTHOR. Ber. fade Skat, and then putting her arm } Inez M. Boland 2618 Wright et | yorwnere Desine, T . —— a Identified by Her Mother . a mall an hour after the tariff con- N around her neck slapped her once. This Mrs. Alvin Holiias . « accee eee. 1609 Linden st | Ohio Southern ..... ...+ +++. lees node, III., Aug. 10.—The body ot Mae endet or the girl, cannot be mn to-day the senate conterrees 1 Francis asserted was more than she could Allee Willefora 7 1609% Linden et * eh tees wis! Wau! “saa | A ho committed suicide at the Sdhnson 1 b dressmaker | Band met sépator Gormall in the | C#® Mount Vernon Man Shoots Another bear, so she spit dack and defended herself — 8 astings, W terday, was this FONERAL OF Saus EpMONSTONE. ——The on 4 bane 8 Over a Newspaper Article. to rit on oe oe? Mrs. Kick Mortality of French Seldirra. . 222 e. n — — Mrs. Mae | fusera! eb ncn ——j ee, oe yo tors SY othe tess dess: PES, — Gthate point nad been reached 4K MoustT VeRnon, II., Aug. 10.—A shooting hd 22 was supported in her asser - From the London Daily News. ~ ey Yau) ‘yom T. Hastings, the wife “> ene 3 nm Hos rate of ion One way or another must bs reached. | affray occur red in this city yesterday be- tion as. to or! of Mes. As a corrective to the Napoleon worship | Pullman Pal . * 8888 n er until iast en groatand the situation very en ent. b. . Watson, ox-Mayor "Lair. re, Hildebrand seid, | ft8* Dae sprung up so unexpectedly e | 60) 28) | soromer. , ettied, but that there must and Thomas Cavorn. The trouble was! however, that Mrs, Francis had said that of the Minietee {War publishes an account | PUk8t Com. ...... sss... * « | bn, ai present condition of affaire could | caused t ap Mre. Kiek 's child wasithe littie raseal Who | Of ine terrible losses ating the officers of the .— „ The Chloral Taken Accidentally. rs. on aang 8 had stolen the key * 8298 whick French army 8 —— * — tles 8 1 1 2 A verdict of accident was rendered to-day afternoon Mr. Hill tried wo shots fee incidentally the Key ole | The most destructive was the battle of Leip- fig...... in the inquest held on Samuel B. Eamon: The a offer a resolution N Ca bora, the frst of which was not effect. A N l ive, the second n & wound io ca- evidence of 2 N Nettie boy 1 1 a officers were killed and 8 a reson, potas inves one, who died of an overdose of yy born’s scalp. Cahorn will not prosecu is, aged d vers, heipe court to d- 488 killed and 1,200 wounded, ’ — t. e | taken Wedne ol ht at Nee ae was — He could s English, but ; ; noe o the — peak glish, afterwards Wagram, with 415 killed an U. Pe of ape age on had been taking the 1 tat while exercising a ho t — — n wes lying on the tabie Held for the Grana-jury. nis — ee Tent wes ested. wounded. Eylau comes fourth, and Water- 3 Athe sup tion is read | ed battle 268 2 e take, he the ide he * : wee th Mr. Gray moved an 100 at last · na John MecOCnllough, Morgan Connors and ‘ a only afin In the iast-nam 1 overdose r, mother spit back? officers were killed on the French side and 82 * 4 tha took ya | : thrown _ : ee . — , td * you TF0 Ae er, fe, e n ai | an $84 — ſ— charge of grand larceny. William 2 LA. We both bit ret. spe . The total lose to ore 2 ted rates,4. : Crime Briets- Dries, ales charged With grand | This the boy did not quite understand, wenn aed. 8 wee 1 years, accora- | Ssies. MP |” etective W. A. Clay retarned to Pine Bluff trom larceny was held in. $1,000 bonds. George een ae Fin said hollered. '’ ing to official accounts, no fewer than 10,433 | « — 1 Williams, Bernard was hela in 00 ~~ Justice Meegan fined Mrs. Kick costs ana core were killed. 15 241 <a con bonds on @ charge of burglary | told all parties to cease spitting, at each — of Odors: Gs of "96, . and larceny. Henry T. Bowman was beld in | other bereafter. R } t in * det; i 2250 bonds 1 each case. 332 27 A ho remem 1 a ~ ker correspond ham, W 2 . * vessiement. wry tind by the Hanley 4 Kinselia Coffees the question whether of odor . » : : Sr. Lovts, Aug. 10. | (it was assumed that th dd“! but « 5 Late Markets By Telegraph. Toe Full of Lead to Work. n many people wrote that they aid}, writes ‘an cooun * e insieted tbat it wees Proper mat; | pave Morris, a tough youth, was arraigned | . : a dream which, First 8 4 Thira : before Jadge Morris in the First District) avg........ „ 5 15 curious bwariug on thus question | he 1 20 4 Poliee Court this mot uing on a charge 5 ‘wert „„ „% „„ 7 a weaken nt monsters, mus Der I N ssociating with thieves. He proved te eer 5% bein a sea ‘it comes before strictor rhinoceros. tne ead, “he Neon eo injured. Ve . court 2 2 pee . — 3 72 — — 5 . his pre a’s revolver ome t. N har a, Ser" oo, ni 5a! 7.0 I | a thief wn j, ; Sem. 5 2 * 2 * * r 1 ; i © 4 * * ge ‘ge mes rer’ s 000; markets rm; good average; 716 | * JJ ͤ c ate - eye eet Gui 4 gt? 2 n set a) 8 Eg 3 r r — * . *
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