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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
Run-AWays.

Last Saturday noon Mr.. John Yule's horse
started for trot ON his own hook, but was
caught before going a great way. About
half-past one horse belonging to George s.
Baldwin came tearing up Main street, Great
ing q stampede among our citizens who were
buying themselves rich at MygaJt's auction
on Market square. A span of horses hitched
in front of this Office became frightened, and
made dash for Ernst's show window, but
were turned off and captured near the City
Hotel. A little later, horse attached to a
suiky, hitched in front Of L Bain's hardware
store. undertook to run away, but only sue
ceeded in throwing himself ON the sidewalk
says Kenosha isn't lively?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

One of the most heartless practical jokes
was perpetrated in Troy N Y, recently, at
the expense of a young boatman, who had
re used to join his companions in drinking
carousal. To punish him for his temperance
practices they put Croton oil into glass of
water of which they knew he would partake,
and he swallowed enough to bring him al
most face to face with death.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

THE PRIVILEGE OF SrocKHoLDERs.-Two
gentlemen were chatting on the Boulevard ;
one Was great Spectator, developing the
plan ofa magnificent project the other Q
He hesitated little, but was Just yielding.
merely making . few objections for con.
science sake. Near these two passed coup
le Of youngsters OF twelve years. They were
looking into tobacco shop close by, and one
cried ont to the other:
by the .piperl I'd like to- smoke sous
worth Of tobacco" s~sfss4n
We'll, said the other, "buy . sous
worth" ~s4a rR~s-
''Ah ss luck will have it, haven't the
sou.n ea- ae~m EAFf1
Hold on I've got two scus."
That's the ticket just the thing one for
the pipe and one for the tobacco 81
Oh, yes; but what am to do?n
You? Oh! you shall be stcckholder
you can SPIT" =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

JEwIsH.-The, Christian Adcocate says
there are probably more Jews in New
York city than in the whole Holy Land
or in all Syria. The number is about
10000, and of that 10000 there are not
1000 that can justly be called poor,while
the majority are heavy, owners of real
estate, and also among the most active
and enterprising of the commercial pco-
pie in that city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

We were pleased to see Rev. A. J. Mead, of
Milwaukee, in town day or two since. He
has been suffering some from sickness, but
has now fully recovered. 81 d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
THURSDAY. APRIL IA, 1870.
A New Amendment.


In the House of Representatives on the
4th inst. Mr. Julian, of Indiana presented
a new amendment to the Constitution of
the United States:
SECTION 1.-THE right of Citizens of
the United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by The United States or
by any State, on account OF sex.
SEC. 2-Congress shall have. power to
enforce this article by appropriate legis
latiOn."
Slavery of the negro being abolished,
why not abolish Slavery of woman The
black man being enfranchised by the
18th amendment, why not enfranchise
woman by the 10th amendment What
more appropriate to follow the enfran-
chisement of a race, deprived of rights on
account Of color, than the enf"anchise-
ment of woman, deprived of rights on ac-
count of sex AS right has prevailed in
the one case, it is sure to prevails and at
no very distant day, in the other. Let us
have the 10th amendment.
80 ------f
SHIPPING LUMBER TO RACINE Il.
Grant & Son shipped to Miner s. Co,
Sash, door and blind manufacturers, on
Monday Of this week, on the 2. G. Sim
mons, clear lumber to the value of Six
thousand five hundred dollars. This
lumber will be manufactured and ship
ped all over the country. This manufac-
turing might be done in Kenosha, as we'll
as in Racine or any other place, If we
had the enterprising men to do it. But
without the men and enterprise, at the
present time, we are glad to have our
Racine neighbors avail themselves of the
opportunity which Grant & Son furnish
to obtain clear lumber for their manufac
= turing purposes. asf ~ be-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
fTI HndcEiDie INK.


Wanting indelible ink for use, and
Knowing that nitrate of silver was the
basis of most Of the inks called indelible,
and that nitrate of silver could be remov-
ed by solution of either iodide or cyan
ide of potassium, we turned to the Jour
nal OF Chemistry and the manufacturer
and Builder for April and found the fol-
lowing Ha
INDELIBLE INK.-Mix thoroughly t1o
parts powdered acetate of copper, four
parts sal arnmoniac, one part lampblack
and twenty parts water. Shake before
using
PURPLE INDELIBLE INK The material
TO be marked is first to be moistened
with solution of chloride of tin. A So
luton ofchloride of gold is then used as
the ink. The compound of gold, tin, and
oxygen, known as " the purple of Cassi-
u.s." is preci pitated in the fibres of the
cloth, where it adheres very firmly.
Journal Of Chemistry
INDELIBIE BLUE INK.-Take FIVE parts
of oxyde of molybdenum, dissolvedin the
smallest necessary quantity of hydrochlo-
xic acid then two parts of extract Of
liquorice, and six of gum arabic, dissolv-
ed in two hundred pats of water. Mix
the solutions and write with them on the
line to be marked. After writing, mois-
ten with solution of chloride of tin, in
water This is an ink not only indelible
In ordinary washing, but in acids and
alkalies. 1t cannot possibly be removed,
except by destroying the article written
upon. In fact. it is an utterly indelible
blue dye, while the black so called indeli-
Die inks may be rtmoved by cyanide OF
potassium. MonuJactssrsr cn6ABuilder.
The above articles could be OBJ.
tanned of practical chemists; probably Of
Prot Blaney or Prof. Mahla, Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

IF you want suit of Clothes, go
where they have the largest stock Of
cloths, and the best Cutter in Keno
sha county, at DOAN'S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

Hold your horses and take breath.
DOAN will have in q stock Of goods
about the 10th of April that will
bung your eyes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

A telegraph despatch from Washington
says: cat this hour 90 p. n.y. Of Mon
day, April IL, 1870. the fine and healthy
son of Vice President Colfax is eight
hours of age, and his mother in an easy
and comfortable condition.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14


Judge McAllister of Chicago, last
Thursday evening, received visit from
three cut-throats, who probably intended
to make way with him.. but a shot from a
Colts pistol put them to flight.
A young man named William j. Bridge
man, brakeman on the Chic. s. Mil. r. r.
was thrown on the track and had one leg
severely crushed while coupling cars on a
freight train at Waukegan last Monday
Watson, who was convicted a few days
since of the murder of Mrs. Hanley. was
last Saturday sentenced to State prison
for life, the first and last three days of
each year solitary confinement. *
The Mcfarland trial in New York is
progressing rapidly. His counsel are ct
tempting 60 prove that he was gosded to
the act by frenzy amounting almost to
insanity. The belief is general that he
will be acquitted. aksn s.
A fire in Lincoln, Ill, last Monday morn
ing, destroyed the Lincoln House block
and several frame buildings adjoining
Loss, $4,000; insurance $4,000 on the
hotel furniture. t
A girl killed herself in Pittsburgh, the
other day, by jumping the rope two
hundred times. isFa - .s8 ga 81
There are $50 John Smiths in Philadel
phis. 0aE esEhn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
AT DOAN'S

For particulars about goods at
gold prices, go where they receive
new goods every week, at DOAN'S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-14

HN Na .ei
he fa5 -Se1
just opening-Spring Prints and
DeLaines, Bleached Cottons, Sheet
ings, &C., in fact full line Of Do
mestics, which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest ar the Emporium.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
SYC0PHhSCY OF THE WAVE

/ Ia the Tidal Harc "t January 9th appear.
an article headed "Dcmucrat.c >kcptlc3sm. s.
IN which the editor volunteers some Cra;u.tuus
advice to the Democrats tot onl, Of Oregon
but Of Idaho. and after lndu,.jug in a little
sarcasm nj the expense of some ii the Oregon
Democratic papers IN regard to their opposi.
ton TO Williams Coolic Bill. he continues as
follows in his advisory strain:
II they will but take cornizanco q Tho condnc, Of
the present Administration far fcw months and d.
vcst Themselves Of that Democratic habit Of mind
that leads them 10 look constantly fnr intrigue double
dealing and corruption in public places they will dis
cover tha; there something better in tho world than
Democracy, hypocrisy and deceit. they will End that
President Grant uitcrE no word performs Any act
for mere outside effect. hut that every rccomneuda
ton. every executive proclamation appointment rat
ihcation and mcssag" ia tho result OF mature and
honcat elaboration and for the nati, nal GOOD. and
moreover that IL is AL done serious carncsinoss
without cquivoCaton. and that he ia soconded and
sustained IN the same honest spirit by Cabinet and
Congress
Such fusome aattcry Of the acknowledged
blockhead who occupies the White House ia
rather disgusting to say the least of it. The
idea that anything Grant does az President
"ls the result of mature and honest dcliher,-
ton and for the national good" is about as rid-
cnlous as 1t Is Ianghablc. Every appointment
even, that he has made is. according To the
" drc 1.-The result of mature and honest DELHI.
Grafton and tor the national good" How about
the appointment of Dan Sickles M Minister
to Spain Butterfed as Assistant Treasurer at
New York; Ashley rs Governor Of Montana
and hundreds of other villains and scoup
drels who have been appointed BY Grant, We
suppose the UGro endorses the appointment of
all Grants numerous relatives to official posi-
tons as being for the national good; also that
OF Washburn as Secretary of State. and that
old noodle Borie IA Secretary
Of the Navy. We should Judge from the above
extract that our cotemporary considers even
the appointment of Noggle and Moulton AZ
the result of mature aud honest elaboration
and for the national good"
Tho loyalty" Of our contemporary will never
De questioned after such an exhibition of svco.
phancy on his part. and if Grant don't appont
iim Governor OF Idaho on the strength of it.
probably a silver brick would cliDch the mat
or. We advise him to make the experiment.
t has never failed heretofore. and wa th;nk |,
irant would appreciate it more highly than he
would stock in an incorporated mining compa.
~, or even greenbacks. L
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

lbpN NI.k. Dec =. l~..f
. IrltoN W"EIu:-iAc grand ball Of tie
srasoa came off on Christmas Eve: tlckct. =
supper included IAlrt,.two number. ncr,
disposed If The sIppcr was eo.t.n nm h,
MAJOR W.mpcy aud was excellent Nine ia.
dies attended n. hall ,n3 n~,.,.;,r ,.;,.. 7
DEFY any other SIX months ola ca,u,, -. rrol,,.
/ Mrs W. the belle Of former hail ,,,s
there with her curl. Ian, ,b.rc ,,.r,. ,,.,,.
more curls there also
on ,.c o,,-,.. THO ,>,,.,.,.,,...-,.
There's nothing love ike The hcsD..f,,I ,,~1,
And .h,. : hoe. oc Al ,,,,. 80. 49,. =.
,'''', ava =! An
press pu' are nature" own gut must men
tlon one very pretty lady without curls. who
vas nresen.-Nrs tt
""' '"' ''"' u ''''S oa"' p"' perhaps II was
Miss Bel.
met Mr. Atkins to-day He has some bar
claims. \ mile and n half below to,,n and bo
h,. r,n ar;o 49,,
'"' y" ''"' WI '"e " ''''"' u the as
lance "' thrce lengths al hmbers, and he tells
me that he found from six to twelve cents to
the nan tho whole dis.onco 1Io so.;.e. 3
,h .,,.. -: ~,
'"e '''''"'Ss "' his ground Inc bedrock Is
pitching rapidly into the hill and water comes
in. which shows heyond a doubt the cx;s,o,ce
or hack cb,n,o,
Chr;s,',,o
i"'''" y" '''! P'e's'"''l' oh'y
""' i. '""p' s'' he'a
put on hun which he had been hunting for;
though think the head he had was the best
looking Ece.noeo NJ u- poo.A,s 49,, -,
"re@ Il. 'n'' i''''" '"u 'err!
ana tommy ut HAIR 4 Orchards flowed free
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
LETTERS FROM LOON CREEK.

We are under obligations to Knapp e. Co.
Express for the following letters from the Loon
creek mines:
ORC GRANDE, I. IT,, Jan. g. 1870.
EDITOR WORLD Having few spare min
utes ut my command, after an arduous and ex"
citing pursuit of pleasure during the holidays,
I thought they might be turned to account in
giving you few items pertaining to our camp.
There has not been much prospecting done
here this winter Several parties made start
ut it, but before they accomplished anything
they were compelled to desist, on account of
the severe freezing weather. The thermome-
ter indicated FIVE to eight degrees below zero
rather oftener than was agreeable to expert
ence during the last three or four weeks. We
have six or eight inches of snow, which Is just
enough to run the only pleasure sleigh in the
town The ROsinante that drags the instltu-
ton is not by any means two-forty nag, and
the somewhat discordant jingling of two COW
bells fails to elicit one single whinDey of salts
faction from the amiable quadruped. Jimmy
Garros fighting dog Crib" or Patsy" a few
days ago, undertook the startling feat Of taking
down the aforesaid horse, and in stopping the
sleighing, for that day at least, he succeeded to
a charm, and was in fair way at one time to
relieve the Cayuse of any further responsibility
in the slelghing business A great calm has
fallen like mantle OH our entire community
to-day. The holidays are past and many feel
goneness Oh account thereof We have man
aged to get through with some credit all round,
after pleasant party on Christmas Eve aud
another still more pleasant one on New Years
Eve On New Years morn some Of the gcnts,
under the influence OF pleasureabIe feelings,
made rad on the Benedicts and took them
iorclbly forth from the sides Of their sleepy
better. halycs, 10 DIN III Garros' mo.Odious re-
frain of What viii do with my iuptnny BIZ
! Yesterday the ladies' made their calls on the
the scene. \ party OF lnlschlcYous school girls
turned loo.c for Il roinp and meeting u great.
raw. bashtul and gaWky youth. whom II was
their pleasure 10 tease. would be bu! FAINT
scmblaucc al the mischieSou good Auluor dis
played by our ladies' yesterday One OF the Ia,
lies describes merchant here ~ be. small
n stature aud that he grew beautifully les. on
he appearance in hls establishment of tie fair
brigade Ga Tuesday, Dee. Dist. the citizens
II Gro Grahdc were sotncN Ia, surprised bS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

S.S ; %:' ~ 1sss; s s's " On better sss
the drinking commenced at G S1W Years y
store, barrel of Tom and oTa TAXATION & ~
pared. After all the spreeine o'Try being ny y
fight, quarrel, or headache ~ = have hot . ~ y
speaks well for Orc Grande u W ;rsscord, WHY
tho day | saw one ludicrous s "r,ssey. DuS%
f oan rry TIt to pack home on his back
dragging ON the ~ rrosn not over five %
ladies returned calls, and m,d 1ne ID iaa Y
tack on Mr.. Booths store A1 y, ther fiat
the the. whole town by storm. Emb bIsy then ID
cess they undertook to cant" volaenedby ~
but were defeated, taken ur isu.e Ihe sa6%
gle file marched back THROUGH v tOs and G%I
over to Major Wimpey. but s. T 'oWn dhnsI
were 'l the haPplest set of prisoner s1 .'y d
n,~ ~,sh had been in at the capture t ever
ain q &C. Outha
STRAvo,,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

GOV. FLANDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dis
patches contain the announcement that Finn
ders, Governor Of Washington Territory, has
been removed, and one Gen. Sa!oman, of Chi
cago, appointed in his place If We are not
mistaken, this man Salomun belonged to the
"barnacle" ring in Chicago, which had been
robbing the people of that city and Cook coun.
ty for several years past, until their frauds and
corruption became uncomfortable. and the de-
cent Radicals, uniting with the Democracy at
the late election, cleaned them out, "horse, foot
and dragoon," by majorities ranging in the
nelghbOrhood Of nine thousand. As Saloman
received the appointment through Garfelde'.
influence it 10 not difficult matter to deter
mine what manner Of man he IL. We com
miserate our Washington Territory neighbors
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

DEAD FREIGHT.-Tbe ElLo
January Jaaa 5th says six cars are str"%1 s'
road between Elko and Toano, '' whisL aIegt
ing loaded with dead Chinamen for Sr co., are
ton to the Celestial Kingdom w ~ nanl p
OF , the females are left to rot !, tSs ''na
while the body Of every male i - .. 'ae grop
to China. " cafetdlv y,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

New PAPER.-The San Francisco Calls
Oregon dispatches state that the Erening Call,
a new daily paper, would begin its existence IN
Portland on Saturday, January sth, and that
it 10 TO be neutral in politics. Rather poor
time in the condition of national affairs for
paper 10 be neutral.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

New YORK. LEGIsLATURE.--In the New
York State Senate, January Sd, the first bill
introduced was to repeal the odious excise
Jaws. Mr.. Tweed also introduced resolution
ycpealing the adoption of the 18th amendment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Bv u. ~
pendent of January 9TH we ojse srs Lilo tI'' h
recently changed hands, Messrs u . Io1attA
and {. l.. Perkins having become a, u Srs
of the establishment, '' POphsa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
4lrW Adyrrtlsfnfap
Public Notice.

vNHE UNDERSIGNED hLIS,riSrsd'
tee. in accordance with the p.v I'm. ID
entitled An Act to Provide 's Hs.rnrGy
demption Of. and Prescribing INT ~- mn sI
ing. the Outstanding Warrants al - pTnsS,
urcr Of Boise county: and furtne = aI Rrsa
Payment Of all Current "opens PEN ,s,. BE- ri .
ty," approved January Is 1867 u. ,..,rt
Saturday. the 18th Day o. f 'ssD ~,
at y o'clock. NJ. offer for sale - g Trs,sasI
from, Of the office of the CounG IN srsG1
money in said Redemption fun ,;S rornr
rants nnT 'S wi be received res at more tA'n ~
including principal aud in'eT II r EpNaNs
r d @|
Idaho City. Dec. II, '6s-@
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

CuBA.-The reported collapse OF the Cuban
instruction turns out to be untrue. The Gu
ban Junta in New York city have issued long
address to the American people. denouncing
the recent dispatch from Havana ms false, and
they give mass Of information going to show
that tho instruction is more formidable than
ever. They claim that the Cuban army, on the
9TH Of December. embraced 10000 men, who
were we'll organized, though not thoroughly
armed or equipped. We hope their statements
may be correct, and that the Cubans may
eventually emerge from the contest with VIC
tory perchsd upon their banners
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
MARRIED

on buena Vista Bar. Sunday eyeDirn :,
oy the Rev. e.. d. B. Miller, GEoEsEs 's ss7
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

Mutilatcd urIcncy rcsrl.~3 G-'
AsI<Cl l,Sg N..,N..G
IL. L
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13

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ening \
Idaho
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cir hon1|
Fe. as V
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presenta
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-08
4 Gnnl Suhscrinsinn

Air. Samuel McGse being ap.
preached uy Mr. Dan. VIII and
/. Il. Davis lately tor . railroad
GU acl.ptior, replied that i,
the Solicitors would secure
$500 Lc.ore Saturday night,
he would male il 50 COO. Anx
lon8 TO secure that $500 tAel
went to work with a will and
soon presented Mr. McGee with
Il list Of $4,000 III subscriptions
$500 more han requested BY
his pfoposi i'm, to which he
promptly added lls name FOL
500. Who will 90 unotLc,
$500 Oh like coniIiionss
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-08
TERMS FOR 1877.

lIARpgR's MAGAZINE, One Year..........SI 20
HARpER 8 WEEKLY, One Year....... :. 4 90
LARpER's B6ZAR One lear....,..... 400
HARpEa's MAGAZINE, liz GnER's WEEKLY, and
HARmR's BAZAE, 10 one address, for one wear,
$1,000; or any two for q 100.
AR ertd copy Of elder de Magazine, Webb or
BdSdr, 'cH DC supplied gufis tar crGF Glib Of Fire
$abs1Iers al si.Un eadh he, onc remittance; or, Sir
CopiesJor S2n.j', rlaOal extra coy.
The postage within the United States ~ for
the Mag cue 20 cents q year, for the Weekly
or Bazaar 20 cents u year, payable yeariy,semis
yearly or quarterly, at The Office where re.
rcivei. Subscriptions from The Dc minion of
Canada must lie accompanied with 81 cent,
additional for the Magazine, or 20 cents for the
Wfthiy or BaZir to prepay the u. s hostage.
The volumes of the Mngdz ne
with the number for June ana December Of
each year. SUBJ criptiOns may rnmne nre ,-ith
any lumLer. When no time is snecltied. il
VIII be understood that the subscriber WIS hes
to commence with the first number of fine cur-
-ent voinme. and bAck numbers will be sent
accordingly
The voIimes ofthe Weekly and Baznr com.
mence With the year. When no time i. snp..
lied, IL will be understood that the subscriher
wlsheSto with The number next nC.
ter the receipt of las order.
When the subscribers address ia ian lao
changed. both the oil aud new one must ho
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continuance.
Ia rrnIitiinghv mail, as'ost Office ordc- A,
rratl ~ preferable TO ban Fnotes. since. sho,i,i
the order or drait be lost or stolen, il osn Lea
feLeEed without less.i To the sender.
Address, AARifcR &BRcPHFps,
NeS York,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-08


THIS last stealing scrape
ought to convince all thieves
that ii j. no use 10 steal from
any person about Hamden, A
company is organized at that
place who make it their bust.
ness TO hunt down ali criminals
who commit depreciation S ia
their neigLb3rhood. TIL y have
never failed 10 capture their
man. Before Il o. on the day
This list bar AIRY was CON,
nit.ed the Nhole country
roulabout WAS secured By per.
sons or 'he scirci. Tho track
was found at WllAe Vile where
he had slople at Il G poug!a
House fer breakfast, saying thai
he had sta.d that night al
tle willow Hawks. Inquiry
proved this statement to be
false, and the parry were on
the right track, which was par.
sued until Cap ure resulted.