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THE CAMPUS.
Weit Dean Knowltoin char-
acterized the actioni of the Anii
Arbor authiorit ie in refuisiiig the
iiiprisroncle tudeit e ileaser oil
h1ail, aie 'aIr outirage, ont iatti
derpend uiio it, therecasruoiirctli it
going to "drop in tire coutre of
sists of two counts, one forI
nmurder, the other for inaitelatigl-
EllsworthiThioiias, Frent Foot,
Wrlliaml Iiider, Edward Alorrn-
(Aiarlcs 14'. Dictas anld Henry
Lace, are tihenities of thosec at-
4 'firs days . jrcsted. Each says that lie iiot
The result oif Wediicsday- iftei-tIttly thuid ot use a clubbing nuil-
noons teniiis touirnamiint be- ket, but that litotlid iiot see oiie
tween Codd and Cooley vs. Page used. Thtoimas, oi "4Suckei
and Slociimi is 9-7 and 7-5 ii Meade," as lie is called, states
favor of the latter, positively that lie did inot partici-
Dr. Georg, whIo is attending pate in either charge of the com-i
Sergeant Granger, says that, t al-o-n. His story is as follows: "(I
though the wound is a serious one, hears (Graniger say 'Charge,'aiid
the hiaice ai iiifavri'of I says to myself, 4I ain't ini this.
patient's recovery.Iai'goagtge nylad
lIn the tciinis toiirnamienit, Miae- bunped for inobody.' I grabs nmy
lKenzie beat Siiydami in secoind- inusket, and I goes downe-itLberty
class sinigles 6-,18-61 4-6i, t-t as fast as I kiiows how. I sooii
Onie set in first-class finials wasiict flc -a!l i rist
played, IPage beaitinig Sloiiiiiblvsnatclt asvay iiy gtii, and 1Ilhails
f- off anid whacks hiimi with iiy fist,
-Let all who are iii Iown to-iiior- an' there is the narks of it, an'
row iiiglit, go to 1Rev. *.Robert that's all 1 lilt anybody, and I1
Noiirees lecture ciit"Dr. Jekyl iiever said nothing else.'
aiid Mr. Hyde." They stvill all It is reported, however, that lie
be well repraid for the timle s0 had previously told a deputy
spent.. 'sheriff that lie bad dealt the blow
In Jail, that felled Dennison.
BUJSINESS PIETOL.Y-
WM. ARNOLD.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
16 MAIN STRIEET,
aiteiri atenl aid ito repairing warce'
M. W . BLAKE,
VICTURCES, IAINIES, A 14 J
ART GOODS. tt6svest Reran St.
FERDON LUMBER YARD,
iiMauacturr at ainddeler in
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AND iiOMiON CLFIiiNS.
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Nortir Main Sireet.
RINSEY & SEABOLT,
Blakera and der in
Groceries, Provisions,Flour and Feed,
i6 and 8E. Wa,hingien Si.
JOHN WOTZKE,
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]LADIES,' and GENT.4'S' s J0'
Repairingneatly doe. 43 S. Matn.St.
GR ANG ER'S
- jACADEMY OF DANCING,-(P-
Opposite law Iluilditug.
Pilillrr be received 'iaiayitune dariunl
tire seaione.
Through Vestibuied and Coionist
Sleepers Between Chicago and
Tacoma, Wash., and Port-
land Oregon.
The Wiscoiisin Ceiitral rind Nortlierli
Pacific lines riiiithirough Pullmniies'
tibulted cud Coloist Sleepers betwxeei
Chicago aud Tacoma, Wash., and
Portlaiid, Oregon. The train kiacW5
aa the 'Pacific Express" leaves t16,
GIlsod Central Passeiiger Station,~
thse corner of Fifth Avenue and11
Harrison Street, at 10:45 P. M. daily-
For tickets, berths in Pullman or Col-
onist Sleepers etc., apply to Gaeo. h'
THOMI'SON, 6ity Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 2055 Clark Street, or to F. X1
EDvy, Depot Ticket Agent, Grald
Central Passengerfitatlon, correr.ith
Avenue and Iharrison Street, Chi1cgo
III.
At iiooii to-day, eight of the
mrilitia company had been lodged
in jail. The charge of each con-
The prisoners have retained A.
J. Sawyer, John F. Lawrence,
and E. B. Norris, as counsel.