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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

IL accordance with the resolution OF the
House. Mr.. Rosseau was publicly repri-
manded by The Speaker on the 2lst. for bis
assault on Mr. Grinnell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

Cyrus ". Field telegraphs the Associated
Press, that the shore end of The Atlantic
Cable was successfully laid at valentia on
the 9Th Of July
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25
National OOpperhead Republican Oonven.
ton.

The New York Tribune in reply TO AN
anxious subscriber thus defines the quail
ifcations Of delegates, and the forthcom-
ing platform Of the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton, to be held August l4th
J. Delegates will come from all who
stand by the Administration. Post Office
and Revenue Commissions only required as
credentials.
2. The Union is the Union, and as for the
Constitution there never was such a Con-
stitution.
3. Blood--treasure- rights--dignity-
equality olemnity guaranteed no
niggers admitted"
4. Congress shall not dissolve the Union.
nor the white men, nor the States-nor
shall L" lOyalists like Toombs, for instance.
be kept from pay, mileage and stationery.
>. Slavery Is abolished, but no niger is
as good as white man.
6. II a State wants TO wallop its niggers.
and niggers not being as good as white
men, who's to hinder
J. Bach House has he right to admit
whoever it pleases. but if it don't admit
whom IRE please, then each House is trea-
sonable
2. Every patriot should frown on such
people, Congress especially, likewise mig
gers.
9. The war being over. and the rebels
being whipped, why should not We be mag
unanimous enough to keep their feelings
from being injured and enable them TO
come back and bully US especially the mig
gers
RANDALL. Post Office
DOOLITTLE, Office generally
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EXAMINATION OF Tr.0

Il Eks.-Aotlce "a hereby given that .bsr.sia
-publc examination Of persons dssiriue po,a'...
teachers 10 the Union Schools Of tAis cay "a -
housc. COMMENCING at d clock NJ
+ TENNFY
as1W2 Chairman q Com on Teacher. A
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

II IS thought the nomination Of Mr. Ran
dail as Postmaster General, Will be confirm
ed by the Senate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

Assistant Postmaster Randall has
appointed 10 succeed Postmaster Ce,..
DennisOn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

RTHE nomination Of Henry Stanbe,,
Attorney, has been confirmed by n. s-
ate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

DATENTED March 18th. 1866
Il h G Silver kirt,
N o r E ABLE
MORE ELASTIC. MORE Graceful
BETTER THAN ANY OInR SKIRT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

Gen. L. C.. haAeT, is reported seriously
i.l II Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

A SSESSMENTS.--On the f-s, :,
"A urday u August next. viii be rreS.-t /, :
Office IN The Common Council Room. for 49,
NV assessments IN the several wards a. tl.s -.
Lansing. M RAGltVF
Lansing, July IS, 1850 5s7w2 CIV A.,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

This new aud beautiful style 81 skirt AS avHts
hy the Great American Institute Fair held u ~
York cny, October, lee5.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

GOLD. in New York, Monday stood al,
1905.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25

RANDALL. Post Office.
DooLITTLE, Office generally.
BROWNING. Pardons.
CowAN, Pennsylvania patronage.
KNAPP, Gun Contracts.
Fowler, -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-25
The Combination silversEiriI
y E'aNOrite skirt.

FoR SALE BY Il. ISGERsoLI, LANslsG, Aica.
ss2as
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

greatest when he cannot plead the countcnance
OF society aS sanctloning and palliating them,
ana his virtues rise to THEFT utmost height, use
iulncSS and power when embodied and united
wlth those of other hearts, all moving in har-
hiohY and supporting, correcting and giving a
PERMANENT Influence and life to the world out
"i the good that is IN him. Let every rool
man beware OF too great Il love ofSolitu,Ic. II
Is thc sign OF proud and Srglrgating trn,lcn-
c!' which ilXes Its eye ON its own good and doe,
NOT appreciate the good there is in others -
society Keeps the heart young even when the
mars are gray. 1t enables the old to dinu,,
tnrlr experience and wisdom Will. they i'm.
plnG chcertulneSS, charity and rood shirts
ne young naturally seek company. and their
ciilei ci danger IS from tancyiny that partial and
ohe-Slded cllqueN are society, they idolize some
narrow part as if it We're the whole. The best
corrective Of this is, next to good wife and Il
large flock Of children, broader view, and the
brightest, highest and most universal aim. -
put let all, both old and young, high and low,
Ilch ana poor man, woman and child, remem-
Der that :, 1t Is not good for man to be alone, :"
-Ihtht. Lecturer
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
p O JET IL Y
Temperance Ode.
DY MISS A. V. COOKE.


Sung on tie erening Of s. NJ Heulet's Lecture,
March l2h.
There's sound that comes from breaking hearts
awake friends,
Up! up! and away to their aid!
: TIS the waiing OF the women of the land friends
! Der wrecks that the Wlnc.Gend has made.
Shall we shrink because the enemy is strong, friends
And do not, and fear us to dare
Wait until he nearer comes to our dear homes friends
No! no! beard him in his own lair.
q! the tears that have been shed;
o. the true hearts that have blcd,
Where the Wine-fend holds his sway;
.! the help-bcsecching means,
o. the hope, forsakcn groans
IhrO' the night and thro' the day.
With the victims of his passions all around us,
And graves he has first dug, then filled.
With the thought of wasted lives and ruined souls
friends
And mem'rieS Of rich life-blood Spilled
Dare we stop and say et others do the work friends
Or doubt that it ever be done?
Dare we cry we are too weak to win the day friends
What must be, can always be done
I"'nA .raw many hearts have bl,d
lhinN Lo" many joys have lied
From the homes that know his sway!
And drnnhrn fathers name
la h'rittgc Of shame
To his c.iiL'cn day BY day.
Illrh 'he sound Is swelling on the listening car,
friends, "
For what DO We ,iurer and wait
" hlIc we hesitate and scrupIc, wine is doing;
Haste! haste! that We b, not TOO late.
?! ioT even "'w some ruined soul goes shricaing
Away 10 the drunharl's dark doom;
p. tor at some door the funeral car i. waiting
10 start to the drunkard's cold tomb
Up! there is a work to do
Wosk enough for me and YOU
God VII. glrL Is for the fight.
Up! our b.dgc-A wom4n'> tear;
Up! our tnotto-"Ncycr Fear"
For eur cause Is jus, and right
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

y STOLEN CHb.-A white boy twelv,
Years of age, who had been stolen when an in
tnt. by the Sioux Indians recently made hi,
escape and rode mounted on his lttc pony
into the camp of the 18th Missouri troops :
lie could give no account of himself but by
grunts and signs and III the SIOUX language sad
the Indians called him ''palc-tacr, and told
hum the pale faces lived beyond the sunrise =
Sand he had big fight with "youn.
scalp, and fearing the old bucks would
Kill hlm. he set out in search of the "palc face
tribe. When asked how long he was in max
ing his escape, he replied " five wakes and
four sleeps, Indicating the number with the
fingers on his hands. He has been identified
by }. \. Sylvester Of Quincy, Ill.,, as his broth
er child, AMI turned over to his parents.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

lNdENIoUS EXPERIMENT. Place on sheet
OF white paper 4 piece of blue silk about four
inches IN diameter in the sunshine cover the
crntn OF tins with piece of yellow silk about
three inches in diameter; cover the centre Of
the yellow silk with piece Of pink silk about
two inches in diameter; and the centre ct the
punk silk again cover with another circle of
green sIlk, about one inch in diameter then
cover the centre of the green silk with 4 circle
OF indigo about half an inch in diameter, and
in the centre of the whole make black dot
with pen. Then look steadily for a minute
ON this central spot, and close your hands about
an inch distant before them, and you will ap-
pear to see the most beautiful circle of colors
that Imagination can conceive, which are not
colors of til, silk, but will keep perpetually
changing
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
--~@4&-

GIN. SHERMAN ON SOUTHERN CLAIMANTS
There are Il few SouthcrncrS who pretend tc
fancy that the United States Govcrnmcnt
should compensate them for all the damar,
done to their property by our armies during
the late war There are not few claims al
this kind before Congress. Gen. Sherman
comments on one of these claims are rather
pungcnt. 1t was the claim of a man nearly a
century old, a citizen of the burned City nl
Columbia, who asked reimbursement for dam
ages done whlic Sherman ; troops were in or
near Columbia. Gcn Sherman tells the claini-
ant that if the Cnttd States were to assume
the liability for the property destroyed. it
would be an admission that we had done
wrong in carrying on the war against rebellion ;
and in regard to the interesting historical uucs-
ton as to the responsibility iol burning Column
ba hn declares that the fires which consumed
the city we've set by the rebels, and that he
gave no order, for the burning of the city,
On the contrary, he fastenS the responsibility
upon the rebel Gen. Wade Hampton, and say
to the claimant Your true remedy i, against
him, and such others of your own citizens AS
con. .pirrd with him. In short even if the
utterly uadmis>ihlc principal of rcimburSinr
the losses OF citizens OF Il territory with which
we were at war were admitted, it would be i'm
possible, as Il general thing To bring them to
amy practical adjustment.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

TERRIBLE DEArII.--An nrLriatc, Joe Rails
ton, after having spent all hi, cash in the dog
g"ricS Of Phillipsburg, Centre county, Pa, was
thrust out to find his way home the best Lr
could. Failing to find the bridge across the
Maehannon he boldly dashed into the creek To
wade it, but ere he had proceeded two third,
across, bis limbs refused to perform their office
lie rraspcd bough of an overhanginr tree
unable to advance further, and soon the fast
congcaling water commented close about him
a tomb OF ice, which stretched from shore 70
shore. Two days after this he was found stand
ing thoro rigid as an cicle, his knees mbcdded
in the sheet Of the frozen element seven inches
thick, his body inclined little forward, hands
clutchlng the bo1gh, eyes astarc, and despair
pictured on his features, '''''
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
AUCTIONEERING

The undersigned, having akan out license IN call
sales, will sell Real Estate, Personal Pronertv -,
Merchandise, in all parts of the State He h,s had
Considerable experience in the business, and feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction Persons ~ =
distance wishing bills distributed he will do il in Tho
OeighborhOod free Of charge. Thankful for past "a
,9rs he solcits share of the peoples patronage in
Ais line. Address -
WILLIAM J. LANK.
mylsly Kenton. Del.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Samuel Brannan, an eccentric millionaire of
San Francisco, who is occasionally before the
police court for getting on spree has made a
handsome present to all Of the churches in that
city. He also made the Sisters of Charity a
Christmas present of $500 in gold,
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
|. ID. HAMILTON
HAS OPENED

HAS OPENED
a NEW STORE ON MAIN STREET,
6ns Alen 8 and now offers to his old customers as
''Ock and large variety of Goods
rs f@'r Prices as he eUsr offered them.
&rHa Hoe , ever kept by him he still offers for sale.
srs and III % everybody to eall-aII his old custom.
smvrns. oet, (, IS. "e0' 'US'o"'e'' "ere'o'o'e'
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
-~s~-

TENNESSEE. Col w. b. Stokes. elected
Representative in Congress, was presented IN
Nashville a goll-headed cane on the Sth in,t.
prIor to hls departure for Wa~hington The
Presentation took place in the Senate chlmbcr
OF the CapltoI-I;ov. BrownIow Gems Thom
a. Fisk, Mllroy, NC. being present In re-
i"rrIn@ to the presentation address by w. Il.
Shane, Esq, he said:
am again on my way to Washington. to
help the Union men to restore law and order I!
am regardless who deviatcS to the right or to
the left; lfs0me men choose to 30 astray. even
If they be high in authority have taken no
4ath i to follow any man. lour friends in
U"sy'"gto" are ttc U,ioM men of C6ng1vss. .--
Sometimes they are termed radicals. | don't
care what name you call them | can be call
eli Radlcal as easy as | was called Lincoln
ite and AbolitiOnst in lSGl The Radicals
are your friends, repeat Some of them are
u little extreme in some OF their views, but still
you must remember that these Union men are
the ones who saved our Government in ISGI
when it required all the energy and courage OF
man to meet the dreadful crisis. Are thcy moi
the men whom we should trust now with tbe
rcins of Government
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

There is y child in Staunton, Va, seven
weeks old, which weighs only one pound and
half When born it could be put into a tea
cup, and then weighed only halt pound.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Mr. Quibbc, reading that it ha, been de-
cided in the Court Of Queen Bench in Dub
I'm, that a clergyman of the Church of Eng
land can LEGALLY marry himself. observed that
that might be- very well rs measure of econo.
my but that even in the hardest times he
should prefer to marry a woman
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

The name given hy the Southern people to
The late civi! war differs in different places. =
No one calls it rebellion: but the most
common term Is reyolution The words
disturbance. and trouble are applied to il
amt one man IN South Carolina spoke Of it as
" the erand kick-un.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

IHE SEA ISLAND PIANrArIoXs.- Til
.'n. Assistant Comlni> >si"ncr Of Freedmen , At.
lar III the State IF Gcor.ia. gilr, the Burrau
an account Of hi~ visit to the Sea Islands. H.,
, >tatc> that all the questions in dispute between
the freed people on the islands and the former
Whit residents, are now amicahly settled. .-
Those having grants Of land have had them
cons Undated on one part of the estate upon
winch they were given, in direction i'm Special
fIeII Order No. 3. In addition to- these satiS
factory results, saving Of from SiX thousand
10 el@ht thousand rationS per month to the
Government has been effected The Assistant
commissioners fears that owing to the want Of
implements, seeds, animals and food. the freed
men havIn@ Grants in lands will fail in rai>ip, =
ialr crop. There are scarcely ten fauilr, Of
freed people On the Sea Island, who's. Grants
"l land are OF any value whatever. Land !.
abundant enough, but labor is s.arrc and .,,,,o
lnandS very high price, and he thinks tho
freedmen would find it much more to tLc;r oJ
vantage to 90 to work for wages than To ottrn,,t
to cultivate land for themselves with inatleouatc
means. lie Is fully convinced from personal
examination that the question over which there
has been so much dispute as to whether or
not the freedman shall retain their lands for
few years has Deceased from the chcalncss Of
lands and the scarcity of labor to be Of the
slightest consequence to them. lie SAYS that
the real want in that State is a sufficient mill
tary force to insure the prompt arrest of crimi
naI,, and such an organization Of the CnItcd
States Courts as shall enable the people, white
and black, to stand on an equality before the
law, and to obtain Justice.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

IN INCIDENT or THE WAR.-A son If Mr.,
Duncan, OF MyadN ilie. Pa. was reported and
mourncd a. Killed in the BATH. ct Stone River,
The body was brought home and buried. AZ
t"rwari>. he was reported alive but diving in :,
hospital in Georgia Th> body was also brought
home and buried. About month since the
youth came home alive.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
Iron j. Brass FOundru
AND
General Machine Works.
SMYRNA. DEI1 WARE
GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR

Have taken their old Stand on MAN Street. renovated
the establishment and prepared to DO al
Kinds OF work tn our line Of business quick good
a. substantial manner.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
COrnsheIIers.
PIOW Castings

We have on hand lot Of superior Cornshelle ers
both for hand and horse power
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

\ ETNlNKAHLr TmrN0vEN0N,-A new
',,la41i h4, suddenly appeared in the Circcinn
-Archip.Iago. rising IN i've day, 10 feet ahoye
the .'rl If the ga and presenting surface
of about tx acre, The Island still continues
to increase. and Is due to volcanic action. as
It i CONFUSED of halfmotcn lava, and was
proceeded hy tiam"> comm. up out of the sea,
a!cr"nlanicd with Tremendous explosions. Ii
first appeared on January jl.-L.l1cr
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

IHE CrBAN SLAVE TRAFFIC. Some excite.
ment ha> been caused in Cuba hy decree or
dernS that al. negroes Of captured slave cxpe-
dluon> now at work on various plantation, Of
tn" island shall be surrendered to the Govern
ment 1t is believed to h- the intention to
send these negroes back II Atrica-an eminent.
" proper course.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

9 That fellow, said Jones. told me he would
make shift to pay all his debts before next
Christmas. What did he mean by that -
Meant that he Il pay them out Of his witr's
property, | SUPPOSE. rcplicd sam
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

y ia~htnI and rather green Young fellow in
N.."i 4 y"nn. lady t. att.'p' a fn! with him.
one night lat summer tn. Invitation wa, wa.
a",rltci. and th. conr,. appeared at III. baiI
Ait"r dancing for ~omr TIM" grrrny saw
H. partner stun" in ou" corner pt the room
all alone Now wa hi> chance. 80 hc walked
~ 70 whore The lady wa sitting and >!t down
hn,Id" hrr Al! well far but the lashtII
ir,i"" "a> at a los for ~nlu"thiny to say. He
infected ah"ut considerably. ami was sweating
r"iu,,ir. Finally. takn. hold Of his wilteI
criar. he commenced the conversation thus:
II powerful warm IN thi~ room Ny shirts
wei, "i" yonr> His partner hlu>hcd said
nothing. hut took his ann for the next dance
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
A Romance of Real Life.

Inc following story is told concerning n mar
y now residing near Rochcstcr y York
ne narrative which am about to relate !
peculiarly interesting. Although it may seen
n''ItlouS 1t Is nevertheless true, as can youch
lorh heln" acquainted with thcuartirS rour.rn.I
and the facts of the case.
About the Sprin- of the wear $50 Mr.
''arnctt, living near Auburn, y. Y. wa. ar.
F. rested for forgery. He was tried. found .uil-
~ ana sentenced 70 three Years in the STATE
I FH>"n at -Arhurn lie denied his guilt to tI,
rir! AMI being man 81 very sensitive. f., )i,,.
s1a nav n@ wife and family, it hor,. un;,n
heavily upon him. He served ai, timn a,J
va Released, mere wreck OF hi> former self
r. >i'lH.H ~ his one" loving wife who refused To-
"'r WIN hin, and stunned him aS a ,,uiItv
'n!prlt Sad and broken hearted. he Ji.nosoi
~ M property and went to Central Prnnlvlva.
ma W!er" h. married beautiful and ryrrIlrrt
youn. lady ''''''
They lived happy anl pro>percl. Several
wars alter HI departures the first wifi. Lr.,I,,.
luIy convinced that he WI, innocclt and L.rJ
cen wr9nYei. This conviction proved true hv
ihr dIattl-brd confession ola man who acknow
HHT,'-"i the c"mlnl> ,Ion of tn. crime of wh;,.I,
~ ''"Ehctt hal b-en c'ay.oteI. The sorrow
!H% woman rcl"ntcd her loIucr act. and with
irlrhd went IN pursuit Of her discarded hus.
pIIii' Wl1h >nr seemed to expect t. lin some.
where IN Pennsylvania
Aitrr search of several weeks. they At
length arrived in the n"ighhorho,I of tIrir
search. .lu~r at dark they drove up to tbr
I,or OF snug and pleasant little cottage. when
HL, ''Irn'tt entered the house. and there, be
heIi her one" loved husband apparently hlppy
IN the ~o.irty Of his second wife. She ,hri
ny to him and throwing her arm, about hi,
neck wrlt bitterly. Soon the scene bccame az
tGrtinp, the two wives cmging To- HIM. each
claiming him a her husband.
Niter calming their feelings. and canddlv
r"n>Idcrln@ the ra~r, the second wife decided I
t. GIIe up the husband believing that the first
h.rI the Lawful claim, After Il few DAYS Mr.,
,"rn"tt and ms wife removed to the vicinity of
Il, Il ,'rhrrter, \, y, where they now reside /
ne second Wlle makes them an annual visit.
and Mr &. keeps her supplied with ali the ne,
'c>~aric> Of life
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

Sung on tie erening Of N. NJ. HeDletrs Lecture,
March l2th.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
Will Work, Steam Engines,

we give our special attention. Patterns Castings
Az ana F0rglngs OF all kinds made to order Saving
turning PlanIng, &c, done at the shortest notice
me Highest Price PIH Cor O1 L,o.
Smyrna. January II, 1866
dEO ". TAYLOR. 49,, r.,,o an
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21

with FaylOrs' Improvement which for Ilghtness of
dfaught are second 10 now IN use
n TACT. we are manufacturing all of the various
1indS OF Agricultural Machinery Known TO work well
IN this part Of the country. TO
Smyrna times., 1866-03-21
Mix Horse Powers

kinds made by experienced wOfkmen and ofthe
best material Pennsy lvanla affords.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
uEAvx FORGERY BY BoY%
Three Thonsand Three Hundred Do""r'
OBTAINED from the Centrni Nahoa"i
Bank-The Larger Portion oil 'he
Amount stolen from One OF the Boys
INV Two weu-Moss Of she Culprita
Arrested,

Ga,y weeks since, William II. Cannon, aged
20 -. a., Grand HOY in the employ Of Jones, Smith
& Sheppard of No. II Murrayst, was discharged ior
s,o,o cause For months past be fas associated with
,i.soo,e companions, and, after lis discharge, with
ttom matured plan to swindle the Central National
Rank bv means Of forged checks. The name OF the
firm was accordingly forged to an order drawn on tue
printers for the firm for supply OF blank checkS'
Supposng The order genuine the printer readily enne
check book to the messenger who brought the ofutI
check for $500 filled ur the signature % Iav
firm appended and then presented to the PAYNE .eS
of the Central National Bank at The corner on
way and Pearst the afternoon OF the lgth M, y,
young Cannon snPposng that Ne gas s ', ar IN teller
ctshed II without hesitation. Emboldene1 ~ o 'u
snccess The bows filed up another check for S3oo ana
an .hc 6fb inst Young Cannon presented u NJ se Va"h
%rosvrent This. too was unhesitaiingly cashed;
As cannon emerged from the bank on tle h'VVnu
csson lie was met by two men, VINO ordered hi" y.
DO detectives Cannon followed them without sa!i,s
yor1 Mating near the TOmhs the men took nom MN
the s3o0O and returning to him 500 hurried OIL vi
course the hoy did not dare to raise an ain: ooo
ON tle following day. another cheek for wv Whs
resented at the bank by another OF the party hhhsu
James Mitchell Cannon fearing that he .lehha ~ W
On thus occasion the check received by Ai' IL
sanford the assistant cashier lie al once oioo
il forgery Mitchell token into the o9Sh oi,sJ
and Detectives Radiord and kclso sent Tor. ny. 80;
,be nov nio custody and from statements made Dy hW'
were soon enabled 20 arrest Cannon. ,.....o r-v.
Yesterday the detective, assisted by pe'ec.ne ,h
ing Of the twentieth Precinct, arrested Johh Cse! Va.
teene Of sloon on the west side Of ciy ana Youth
named Alexander Grav The latter Is the meSsensvl
who procured the chtckbook from the PRIMER VIII. h
Casey is believed in addition to being corctrheu III
forgery 10 have been instrumental In causing the ioo
bery oi Cannon on the occasion alluded to-
Justice Hogan committed all the prisoners for exam
nation. Al, -. l..
/ Cannon md Mitchell have for some time past be-
lorQed 20 an organization known as the Coh'erte
/ Club" having It's headquarters at the Metamoia
saloon in Ninth.ave near Twenty hlthst. LUIS com
posed of young men who lead rather fast lives. anu ~
this respect the accused have not been behind their lei
Z lows