nuu•lay !*•• n i o mol oakanv*me*venfi re-Cl H V lift?Thelav*Frred*ur-guilty and he sentenced ('ole to a year in the House of Correction.Death of Mimtie Kohl.Miss Minnie Kohl, daughter of Henry Kohl, died at the residence of her pa rents, No. ISM*. North Centre street. Saturday afternoon at 1:15 o’clock, after nearly three weeks suffering from typhoid fever. Minnie was an estimable young lady in her seventeenth year, and w as beloved by all who knew her. The funeral took place from the Zion’s (terman Reformed church, Monday afternoon at 1 :.’{0 o’clock. The interment was in the Herman Beneficial Society’s cemetery, Rev. (’. Horehers, officiating.He wart 1 For Heroism.Miss Annie M. Kntler was the recipient, this week, of a gold charm in the shape of across, the gift of Mr. L. W. I‘.4 1 t f H I . • • .I tuoecup conns I the cti of Cu on th o’cloc ant’s and awas tjury i ted to At at this w e re tencei w as c valuei thing pass s had n was a fense, prope