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The Latest Chicago Scandal.

Chicago gossips have sweet and ap-
petizing mOrsel in the new divorce case
Just opened to popular criticism by the
filing of bill in court in the divorce
case of Quimby VS. Quimby, and its pub
lication in detail in the city journals.
The parties are all we'll known residents
and leaders in aristocratic avenue cir
cles. The story reveals some of the
most revolving details ever exposed to
public view, and illustrates with pain
full vividness the wretchedness and sin
which abides in some houses of the
wealthy and fashionable. Considering
the social and financial position of the
parties, the revolving and unnatural ac-
cusation against the husband, and the
mother of the plaintiff, and the amount
of property involved, it puts the famous
Burch and Hart l.. Stewart cases in the
shade, and will prove more than nine
days wonder, unless succeeded by some-
thing even more disgusting and unnat-
ural. The case is q suit for divorce
brought by Mrs. Gertrude A. Quimby, a
young wife twenty-five years of age,
and four years married, against Benja-
min +. Quimby, about double his wife's
age, of the firm of Quimby g. Howley,
real estate agents and stock brokers.
The charge is adultry with the mother
of the plaintiff, on the daughters bri-
dal tour, and at other times subsequent.
Mrs. Quimby is the daughter of the late
Eli Reynolds, by his second wife, and
is the owner in her own name of very
valuable property on Wabash avenue,
including the site of the First Presbyte-
rian Church, and four houses near Con-
gress street. The unhappy pair have
been separated for two years, the wife
having at the first reason to suspect her
husband of infdelity, but the bill for
divorce was not presented until within
month, when her supicions became
fully confirmed. The husband then at
tempted to prevent her from leaving
the house, and locked her in her own
room, but she escaped and took refuge
with friend. The bill applies for di-
vorce, for custody of son two years
old, and for permission to resume her
maiden name, and q subsequent bill
prays for an injunction to restrain her
husband from the further use of her
property. The plaintiff has retained to
conduct the case, Messrs. Tyler g. Hib-
bard, Arlington g. Dent and Gookins g.
Roberts, a formidable array Of legal tai
ent, indicating the magnitude which
the suit will probably assume. The de-
fendant has not yet filed an answer, but
it is rumored that this will contain
some equally startling developments.
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county, where the snow lay knee keep
sparkling in the moonlight. II was SC
cherries that turned round to speas
to my dog, more for the sake of hearing
the sound of voice than anything else
I" Good Bose,n / said,a aspatting him
"there's good dogr Then suddenly
noticed he shivered, and skunk undel
the wraps. Then the horse required my
attention, for he gave a start and was
going wrong, and had nearly taken me
into the ditch.
Then I looked mp. Walking at my
horses head, dressed in sweeping robe
30 white that it shone dazzling agains'
the white snow, saw lady, her DacS
turned to me, her head bare; her hail
dishevelled and strayed, showing sharI
and black against her white dress.
was ut first so much surprised al
seeing q lady, so dressed, exposed to the
open night, and such a night as this
that l scarcely knew what to do. Re
covering myself, called ont to know Z
I could render assistance--if she wished
to ridei No answer. / drove faster,
the horse blinking and shying and
trembling the while, his ears laid back
in abject terror. Still the figure man
tained its position close to my horses
head. Then Thought that whatI saw
was no woman, but percharce a mar
disguised for thepurpose of robbins me
seeking an opportunity to seize the brl
die and stop the horse. Filled with this
idea, said, "Good Bose hi ! look at II
boy the dog only shivered as if in
fright. Then we came toa place where
four crossroads met.
Determined to knowthe worst, pull
ed up the horse. fetched Bose, unwil
ling, out by the ears. He was good
dog at anything from rat to man
but he skunk away that night into the
hedge, and lay there, his head between
his paws, whining and hSwling.
walked straight up to the figure, still!
standing by the horses head. As
walked, the figure turned, and 1 saw Hdr
riet's face as plainly as l see you now
white and calm-placid, as idealized
and beautiful by death. l must OWL
that, though nota nervous man, in thai
instant I felt sick and faint. Harriet
looked me full In the face with a long
eager, silent look. l knew then it was
her spirit, and felt astrange calm come
over me, for / knew it was nothing tc
harm me. When could speak, asked
what troubled her. She looked at me
still-ncver changed that cold fixed
stare. Then felt in my mind it was hel
children, and said: ffTJht'll
"Harriet Is it for your children you
are troubledp ..-t s.'.b
No answer.
Harriet continued "for these, il
you are troubled, be assured they shal
never want while have power to helI
them. Rest in peacew
Still no answer. .., -4stot ,js .F
put up my hand to wipe from my
forehead the cold perspiration which
had gathered there. When l took my
hand away from shading my eyes, the
figure was gone. / was alone on tht
bleak, snow-covered ground. Th'
breeze, that had been hushed before
breathed coolly and gratefully on m!
face, and the cold stars glimmered ant
sparkled in the fair blue heavens. Ny
dog crept up to me and furtively licked
my hand, as who should say. "Goot
master, don't be angry, have served
you in all but this"
took the children and brought then
up till they could help themselves.-Al
the Year ROuud
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
A Lively Skirnisb.

A Lively skirmish.
To use a familiar expression, the
DEVILS own filalaloo" was kicked up on
Market street, near Quincy, last night
about eleven o'clock. just before the
demonstration took place, belligerent
and noisy gang rushed down Quincy
from near Fourth, with many hostile
gestures and vociferations. They first
paid their respects to an individual who
was crossing Market, but were kind
enough to conclude that he wasn't the
man they wanted, favor for which the
writer of these lines is deeply obliged.
Passing up Market street, they found
some foemen worthy of their muscle,
and in q few minutes the most delect-
able muss we have witnessed for many
q day was in rapid progress. Soon the
victory turned in favor of the attacking
party, and from the midst of the mud
and slush of the street lot of pros
trate humanity was calculating murder
with an emphasis that would have done
honor to vender of clans. The
agonizing cries continued until "the
air was thick with anguish" !"
[We are not sure about the propriety of
the quotation, but it's one we've just
learned, and we've concluded to risk
it. The combat thickened on ye brave
but beaten pugilists until flesh and
blood couldn't bear it any longer, where
upen flesh and blood withdrew with a
velocity that soon won the trace for the
swift, and left the battle to the strong.
The guardians OF the city's peace ap-
peared at this stage of the proceedings
and secnred the materials for "a pretty
dish to set before the King" of the. Po-
lice Court this morning.
ITO be continued in our next,
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Stafe ofWest YirRinia,

In tie Circait Court of Ohio County, No
rember RGles, 1867.
William Murphy,
rs.
William G.. Lafferty survivor Of himself, and
John Lafferty, deceased, who were late part
ners and joint contractors, doing business
under the name and style off. & w. g. Laf
ferty. In Deot
I,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
cover Of the defendant the sum Of $500, with
interest thereon from the 5th day Of April, 1884.
An attachment having been issued and levied
upon the interest Of the defendant in the
moneys, credits and estate Of said defendant in
the hands of d. G. List Receiver Of the Circuit
Court of Ohio county in q certain cause in chan
cery now pending in said Circuit Court, where.
In the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Is
complainant, and William g. Laferty, ct ais,
are defendants.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant is not a resi-.
dent of this State, it Is ordered that he appear
as defendant in this suit within one month after
the fourth weekly publication and due posting
of this order at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, and attend 10 his inter
est in this suit.
Clerk
MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
JRFYERs & WHEAT Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. nov3olaw4w
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"Defcient in Enterpri,e., ,,

The Pittsburg Commercial and several
other city papers, failed to appear on
Yesterday. According to the standard
of ony cotemporary they must "submit
TO be adjudged deficient in newspaper
enterprise" They will doubtless feel
seriously rebuked by the example of q
highly progressive journal. We shall
next look for Sunday edition from
Onipcy street.
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ADIspArcu from Fort Leavenworth

A DISPATCH from Fort Lcavenworth
dated last Tuesday, says: "Brevet-Ma'
jor General Custer, Lieutenant Colonel
of the Seventh Cavalry, whose case was
sent to Washington some time ago for the
Presidents final action, was received
here and the sen ntence read before the
troops on dress parade this evening
Some of the charges upon which he was
tried were absence from his command
without leave, and leaving his men in
the hands of the Indians, without max
ing any effort to rescue them; making
undue haste on his return march, there
by causing much damage to the stock,
and conduct prejudical to good military
discipline. 1t finds him guilty, and sus'
pends him from rank and pay proper fol
one year."
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Stafe of West Virginia,

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, No
rember Rules, 1867.
William Murphy,
rS.
Robert Henderson, Executor Of the last will
and testament Of John Laiierty, deceased
I'm Assumpsit
U,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover of the defendant the sum of s2O3.ls,
with interest on slo0; parcel thereof from the
18th of September 1850, and on S94le, ether
parcel thereof, from the 18th Of September, 1865.
An attachment having been issued and levied
upon the interest of the said Robert Henderson,
Executor in the monies, credits, and estate Of
the said defendant in the hands of ID. C.. List,
Receiver of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
in certain cause in chancery now pending in
said Circuit Court, wherein the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company Is complainant, and
William G. Lafierty, ct ais, are defendants.
And the said Robert Henderson not being a
resident of this State, it is ordered that he ap-
pear as defendant in this cause within one
month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting Of this order at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, and attend
to his interest in this suit.
A Copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Clerk.
MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
JRFFERs e. WHEAT
Attorneys for Plaintiff. nov3o.ltaw4w
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Commissioners Sale.
Benjamin S. Cowen, Executor
u.s.. In Cha

Benjamin 5. COwen, Executor,
rs. In ChanCtry.
William II. Johnston. .".
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court of Wetzel county, W. Va,
rendered in the above entitled suit on the first
day of November, 1867, l will, on MONDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1863, and
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. at the front door
of the Court House Of said Wetzel county, offer
for sale, to the highest and best bidder the fol.
lowing described tract of land, containing $500
acres, commonly known as the Genine tract,
and is bounded as follows: Beginning at two
beech trees and awhile 0si, corr er to the Arch.
ibald Wood tract, thence with Woods line east
1900 poles TO a chestnut oak and white oak,
thence n. 90 deg. L. 625 rods TO black oak,
thence n. 81 deg. w 1915 rods TO q white oak,
thence s. 20 deg. W. 1860 rods to the place of
beginning. Terms Of sale-tD one third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. ts) one-third
In six months and onethird (i) in twelve
months-the purchaser giving bonds with good
security for said deferred payments, and which
said bonds are TO bear interest from date Of sale.
GEORGE L. BOYD,
Special Commissioner.
New Martinsville, Nov. 18th, 1861.
nov30 law4w
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state Of West Virginia. Ohio
County.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, No
rember Rules, 1867.
william Murphy,

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, No
rember Rules, 1867.
william Murphy,
Robert Henderson, Executor Of the last win and
testament Of John Lafferty, deceased, who In
his lifetime. with William G.. Laffertv, were
uartners and joint contractors, doing business
In the name and style Of ]. 4 W. G. Laferty.
In AasuEpsit.
yl,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO RE.
recover Of the defendant the sum Of $500
with interest thereon from the 5th day Of April,
ls5L
An attachment having been issued and levied
rpOp the interest Of the said Robert Henderson,
Executor, sc, in the moneys, credits and estate
Of said defendant ia the hands Of ID. &. List,
Receiver Of the Circuit Court Of OHIO County, in
A certain cause In ehAncery now pending in said
Circuit Court, wherein the Baltimore Ohio
railroad Company Il complainant and William
q. Lafferty, Ct ala are defendants
And IL appearing from an affidavit fled in this
eause, that the defendant In not resident OF
this state. n - ordered that be appear ~ de-
fendart in this suit within oEe month after the
f1urth weekly Publication and due posting OF
this order st the front door Of the Cent House
ofChlo county, and attenA 10 his interest in
A copy. Teste. ucHAELJ. BRE1SIG,
MICHAEL J. BRENIG. Clerk.
JEFFKRs & WHEAT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff nov3O-lavi~
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, wESTvA.
rADITAU SNaO nan

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
flee, % Monroe street, next door 10 First Ma
tionAl Bank.
oFFIcERs
GEORGE K. WHEAT, Precedent
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP. SecretdTy.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS,
John Z. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, SamT Harper,
John A. Armstrong James McCluney
A. c. Quarter. Morgan u 0ttA
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
Is. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling Pryor, Handlan & Co.
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot andShOe House, Wheeling McCabe
Kraft & Co, Druggists, Wheeling Geo. w
FranZhelm CO., Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling; Winship. Woods a Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing; I. C.McAfee, NOtisns, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew & Co., Pubs, IntSHigencer, Wheeling
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. 4
Sands, Cashier First National Bank. Fairmont
II. p. Camden, Prest Nat. EI. Bank, Weston
w. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr, Wheeling.
maya
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THE whole world understands accu
rately the complicated machinery that
grinds ont Overwhelming Radical ma
joritiesn in the South, and which enables
Radical organsto to count on carrying all
the ten rebel States at the next elec-
tion." The London Times remarks:
"That the Radicals should have gained
in Georgia and Virginia is not surpris-
ing, seeing thatthey have placed a clear
negro majority on the registry of one OF
those States, and in the other have
brought the test oath to act upon the
white citizens so skilfully as to- render
failure impossible. But that they should
have lost in every recent election where
it was possible for true expression o.
public opinion to be obtsined, and that
they should be erpelled IN disgrace from
their former strongholds, is commentary
upon their policy far more conclusive
than the adverse criticisms oftheir po-
litical opponents"
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Litter for the Stalls.

No article should be used in supplying
bedding for domestic animals that will
not become good manure. Old. leaves
from the forests, refuse straw, salcdust,
and, indeed, every article that will abb
sorb the urine, is of value for this pur-
pose. A shed, or other building, conye-
niently situated, should be provided for
the storage of the litter. In supplying
bedding to animals, care should be taken
not to give more than is actually neees-
ssry, as more would not contribute to
their comfort, but the reverse. When
it has become foul or saturated with
urine, it should be at ence removed to
the manure heap, and its place supplied
with fresh and clean material Every
morning and evening, sprinkle gypsum
over the floors, or a little pulverised char
coal. These articles viii have q power
full tendency to correct any unpleasant
smell by absorbing the putrid gases aris-
ing from the excrement Of the animals.
By this means very important saving
may be effected at comparatively small
expense. 1t is a law ofnature that every
thing that has once been inspirited
by the identifying principle of life, shall
in some way become subservient to the
purposes of vegetable reproduction; con-
sequently the refuse of the vegetable
world is all valuable when appropriated
in this way, and capable of producing
highly important results.
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SUGAR.

on HHDs. PRIME PORTO RICO AND
GU Cub, inst received, aud for sais 81
oet2s n REILLY.
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WOOL GROWERS.

Action of National Executive Conn
miiice-Pubiic Meeting nt the Court
Eouse-Discussion OF the Tariff
Que-iiop-Protection TO American
Industry Asked For.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-16

An alteration 9eaaTTaa al L~s4iustaa
iasi SUNDAY evening between q ~iaita ,sain
saa . aassa, Ia ~hieh tae white saaa Was
siabtled aaa sliiaai a.
i.ast sunday fa%rtgstasss eaiaFea persons
uha had iaiHed lie Ahican Aisthadist
Hharen al Datiasian, Wafa hartisali Ia lha
0i..a tiqeF aear tt4at ally,
Haa. Rufisii i.awlass, 81 iteggaA teaHts /,
ana Aiaias Patterson ~ Leslie. saissa
County ass srasas ~ 80 asssilastes fes
DgAssass IN ihat Hlstsiatr ~ MI tiis va
astseE apessiaaea w he suicide ~ Hisa,
elect issahstia,
A fatal aiisag occurred ~ hai iJas
springs, isst Saturday, Ia whieil u MI,
diays wsss si.at ny a laaa named ressasa.
CLARK vas 4 Radical rexFa,a a nssaassaii
cause, a political a%Ftarfeis
na tbs 18th iaslaalb aiansi u. II. Atwood
President al Tile iaaara al u,aaes " .itefs,
died ~ fsaaiaF lie fram the eneet 81 iaia-
sias rseelpufi t4 a iaii Inc morning nsspiz
as,s. tia was a.. aia ana ileaaFaa aitizea
al thai city,
A piiiaia nesaea afaH was asEesf ed ~
townsville an las iatis ga q Ehasge at
having committed a rape aa u aisi bat
aiapan years ~ ass,
Jaiaa tt, Hill, 81 hasssFilis. hgn was
sahnsa - tt.e Alexaaass House a Lnuis-
Vile, iast Saturday niaht al ti.s sss. at
", 600. The rahnosa ealesea his snana while
ha was Asleep etiI itis coal raphat Ia which
Lac .aaneg was se~aa secured The prize,
aaa escaped. 4NENttre
The i4ahaaaa Agrsaa says taa.t aa last
"Wednesday ~ aiuieaiif aneuEraa al ~.
MaFF's College, tsatseea STUDENTS, Mi,
.laeea, 81 hafastaWu, aaa MFs Rash, az
NJ ssissirri, aaaea used a small pepper
na4 pisiai, aud shot a. itasn three 90 four
times; three balls taas asineti enc ~ saeii
ar.a aaa ana ~ the side, bst fortunately
asililer Wauna is serious, h.si., vi uu-
aesstaaa, had haea u rabei s%aiaias. aud had
iast aga ara. Ia tia srsap, Fst t4sse was a
si.h left ga iiiaisai "a aatail a ballet,
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The fruit.

A correspondent ofthe TaFre iiaate
Isefess gives q most aisaeafaeiag aai
aaunt of the prospect for fruit Ia fhaI
part Of tie State, Most Of tLe dam,
age IL attributed 10 The severe frost on
the night Of the 7th inst, The straw
berry crop, he predicts, will not yield
mpre fiau nnayhnh df tie customary
supply One gentlemen, with Ella
aaras under cultivation, which should
have Melted him sbt0 par acre, will
sbtaia little ar nothing FOR his labor,
The eafsants were also considerably
injured, IL not entirely destroyed
Grapes, too, were badly fgmaged, II
10 estimated that $4,000 would not
repair the Iass to fruit growers IN the
vicinity Of Terra iiaate by that single
frost,
Ia The vicinity VI Bloomington the
"a me Frost did much damage, Many
regarded The peaches, cherries, peaFs,
andAon low ground -naay Of the
apples hs deaifhthif tuners were
more hopeful, The ground was frozen
quite hard in ssme places, aud IL
would Dc surprising II much Of the
fruit vas not killHd
We are gFatiRae 10 learn that ia
the aeiahLarhoed VI our city. The
fruit crop Of sgery variety PROMISES
we'll, The cold and backward spring
retarded growth to such az extent
that the late frosts did no damage
worth arainbiing about, The frost
GA the niehtaf taa 9Th vas mol 80 So
we're here az further North, The
fruit crop, siaoe the canning Of fruit
has been brought 20 such perfection.
Is now relied upon by the .farmefs to
yield them handsome returns for the
time and labor devoted 10 its culture,
aud failure ii il Is regarded With al
most as mueh disappointment as a
failure ia the wheat 81 corn crop,
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4ne HeceshsFy psHefel hs4gs gasts iif9a
ytlH ms paauty AAHiloF, III e0uta#t fHs
eiaef3on ~ JosIn esffif ~ maypr ~ fHa cry
/ ~ Iatase4es Fhe ease viii eogpe befess
las rannty Commissioners tisAft, ~
faseaag, Jase xiat,
M, Aaaea bakef, slio resides z sHqft
distances rem Aas9ga, waa, aH fhHfaaas
last, wills ea Uia way fset9 Aaf9Fa, f1b-
Lad ~ about si99 ls iye ytltstasy vhs,
presenting pistols ~ hisl, demanded ale
saoAey, a Mg, HieEet, ~ Bitissass, rasy
= short liasa aiteE yard, gsbssa ~ si1l by
las ssassas ~sa@esisf
Tbs psapis ~ asa rfegdsyiiis 4fs again
ssiiaalsa tis s.iisaas question, t3aisasi
Wilson, President al iEe indianapolis,
Hss " fesasviiis asa ilsEytiIa haiiFgan,
aaya thai tss Cincinnati aaa indianapolis
Iaaeilas a~sfsPagiy Viii lake boH aaa
make u gaaa ~ Ega Worthwhile, If ttas sub
scsibsss ~ iI.e f.assg enterprises viii maks
l.sis Subscription payasie ~ iiaas 4agapa
~, instead ~ takias aa aasis meat al tse
Old subscriptions,
Saturday atsisti aAl, . crowd saiiaersa III
lac iassss af y newly married eegEis, about
sight miiss tss4i efTeEFa Haats, ~ Engage
~ = ehsftps,ee. While this wac going aa,
the sse9fa, Wa Mets.ife, HFsa . pistol
siial isdg ti.s egawa which Ga y effect ia
ths heaE. VI Le~is Aeffls, causing mis- i'm
laefiate nsstAs
IA Gid aapfssassd ~ Owen equity, sa
hsaEias y discharged Federal saidltf say
lt.at tbs murderer ~ Johns, ~ aksigari,
aaahlta les isaus, i,anhfns iadisaa ~, aad
replied HAL IL las murderer 81 JatIas dez
served hanging, sgafg Union saldis HH9
killed Fspel4 siafssld ba h,4sisg AN nj tEe
same Terms. aIep which M Dyer, fIsa sSLx.
aieF, promptly knocked .tae old 1asaai
aswn. RseF sea i.lia sasists tt4 +
POS sevsfsl years = eana af thieves have
lesH operating on Tile fsFfe iiaats, Allan
4 ~. i4esls Railroad, atsstTaeiias sasssis
fsssA lhe cas- aad fssight sassas, The
iasses paid ny ths ealdrAny fof goods tsiss
obtained by the lhiepes nHFiaa lbs iast
yaaf aaaaisnta a a. tea tiialsass.si asiiars,
IHsDiiy afarah@iaad police ~ ferEe Ha9ie
have, ~ lata, Wiili the assistaHes ~ aeiee=
tiges irssl 81, fasis, nsaa ~afkiaE AF The
case, and ~ Monday morning "a grocery
man nalaea lE. dasreii, AT that ely, To-
sether with segegal persons ~ tle atapias
III ile company, waFe arrested GA Sam
iaatiag, ~ Nas Asaeftaiasa inat assseii
had u sait eeiiagf - Nhieil tt.e staten saads
were stared,