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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

An exchange truthfully says: THE
way TO kill town is to lock at every
new conner with n scowl--run down
the work of every new workman. go
abroad for everything you want, fail
to advertise, wrap yourselves up in a
cover OF i.npervious selfishness, de-
mand Shylock price for every foot
OF ground you possess, ask three
prices for every room you have to
rent, don't put up any buildings, give
all new corners to understand that
their. opinions are only third best, and
then be always harping on ''good old
days. "a s -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

1000 Coop WELL BRICK for sale
by N. Lewis, Tama City. 1920
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

! FrAzee has some Collar, Studs and
Necktie Holders that cannot be ex-
celled as a valuable addition to .
gentleman's dress. Call and see
them .n m .r t.,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18
CQnNtLL LIlI,l,ri4t.

TOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN Ex
4 PERIENCED Professors AMI Teachers.
fall Classical and Scientific Courses: Pre-.
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental Do
partments; ample buildings aud appliances,
and 80 students annuslly; in GOWN not.
ed for temperancs. board nITai,ion low
Err catalogue atlrsss the Presiden H. L
WM. T. RING, D. D. NJ. Vernon. Iowa.
Ti0,f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

Flour.
Why buy -four of Andy Maiden at
Sl.75, when You can buy the Mont,-
cello Flour Of w. G. Walters, w. N.
Brown aud S. Stiger, at S1.66 per
Sack. Ht
We intend to give good satisiac.
ton, or no sale.
BRUNER d REEDY.
A1av II 1871 So s~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

All. kinds Of Dried Fruit at Al
dcn's. It
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18
Tanaa County Bank.

>. II. WAREEN. Eau,-er
AND DEALER IN s
NEW YORK 5 CHICaGOErCYaEGE
Special and prompt attention given to
collection. Drafts on the principal Cities
Of Europe for sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS 70 ana from tho
Old Countrie,.
ofics in st.ller's baihiag, Tama City.
iowa v3n5tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

ESD Mn8sA4ssa THAT ~
HooTLAND'Ss GERMAN BIrrERs,
stsAs4a} es!eNs ans Avn F8a -
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
~ Will Cure Erery Case Of -
M u r a - ~ N =.
Or4Wasting away Of the Body.
81 Es& REMEsdBER. ! ~ =
= HOOFLAND,S GERMAN REMEDIES
Are The medicine YOU Lequirc to purify
the Blood, excite The torpid Liver to healthy
action, ana 10 enable you to pass safely
through any hardship or exposure.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,

PROGRAM
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-18

Columbia votes today on the tax
question.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
An EL.ZABElH SENSATION.
Whole Family Poisoned with English LoA1
Cheese.

A Whole Family Poisoned with English Loa1
Cheese.
That prettiest Of Jersey Cities Elizabeth, has Juat
had quite sensation. On Saturday last Mr.. VII
liam Agenson, painter, In the employ OF the Gen.
tral Railroad Company, came to the metropolis %
lay in his weeks provender, and among other
things purchased what was represented as choice
English loaf cheese. At dinner on Sunday the
family partook OF is. Scarcely had tho table
been cleared away when Mrs. AQensOn
was taken seriously Ill Her constitution
not being OF the strongest description, 1t was
supposed that she was merely troubled with .
severe attack OF indigestion. Ere long, however,
the children ana Mrs. Agenson's mother were
ana violent yomitings. Greatly alarmed, the head
OF the family hurried to his regular physician; but
that gentleman concluded 1t was better TO stay at
home than risk getting his feet damp with tho
snow, and so declined going out. While searching for
true disciple Of Galen the unfortunate Agens0n
was himself seized In the street with the slm1
malady rs the otner members OF his family,
ones suffering, perhaps dylng--nerved him,
ana he proceeded until q physician
was found. HulryIng TO the suffering family he was
just III time TO save their lives. 1t was found, on
alnining the cheese, that II was rank poison 1t 10
to be regretted that the name Of The dealer who sold
such stun has not transpired SO that he might be
punished at least with free advertisement. At last
now all doubts to their recovery and thar right
speedily have been dispeed. The people OF Eliza
beth are talking Of giving physician NO.. l u largf
leather medal, suitably Inscribed
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
4" "PJLLEYGo A DEN.
The Notorious Cafc do Cnbn Again Over
haned by the Police.


The Notorious Cafc dc Cnba Again Over
haned by the Police.
The celebrated glnmill In Eayard street known al
the Cafe de Cuba, which has long been one OF the
most notorious resorts OF thieves and prostitutes
anywhere to be found in the city, again pulledn
about twelve O'Clock yesterday, by Captain Ward oa
the Tenth precinct, upon which occasion twenty
three rough, murderous looking villains and lewd
women of the west and most vile stamp as were
ever seen wero captured Detectives King and
Lyon have for some time past had their eyes upon
this den, which they determined to "go forn upen
the first opportunity that presented ITSELF
Monday afternoon Mr. G. Loemenstein, OF 332 Third
avenue, WAS driving through the Bowcry, ana whom
opposite Bayard street no stopped, aud leaving his
wagon In the street, entered store for the purposs
or making few purchases. When he returned h0
found that several boxes OF lace valued at $780, had
been
STOLEN PROM TIE WAGON
by some unknown thief. lie Informed Captain Ward
OF the fact, and that Official sent officers King and
Lyon to look up the case. They watched the Cafs
rant them In entering the 'sheoang' they "ai4
low." Yesterday morning they watched agan, and
this time saw several mGn come out ana try to .ro
througn nearly every vehicle ihet passed presenting
any thing Ike an appearance OF containing movable
articles and then return 10 their den. Bong very
well satisfied that Mr. Loewensen's lace could ID
found somewhere upon the premises, they returned
and reported to Captain Ward, who, together with
the two officers ana q squad OF police, maie rai1
upon tho place and arrested everybody they could
find about 1t. Upon making search tne lace was
found snugly slowed away up stairs, and upon The
persons OF two or three OF the prisoners were found
samples or It. from which they evidently INTENDED
to sell the whole lot
Handouts were at once placed upon all OF the
the hell when they, together With the women some
eight or ten in number were marched or TO tne
Essex Market Police Court and arTai2ned before
Judge Scott, who committed every ono OF them IL
default Of $500 ball each.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
TIE ERE PRErERRED SUITS.

Tho Ruling Of fudge fosesrnrs, Holding
Certain Af1davits ScandaIous, Not re.
verscd.
At general term II the Supreme Court OF the
state Of New York, held in and for tho Third Judi
district of said State. at the City Hall, in the
Albany, on tho 18th day Of February 1871
|lt-Judge Miller, presiding; associates, Judges
and Parker in the case Of John W, Thomp.
Mary T. De Forest Vs. The Erie Railway
he following order was made:-
liant having made application that the
a. parts or alldavits struck out as scan
pertinent by Justice Rosekrans NAV
made at special term, November IL, 1890
inserted In the papers on appeal from the order
lat date, and the plaintiffs conscnting thereto on
addition that the atldavlt OF Frank Thompson,
worn to September 30, 1870, (reierred to in the am
|davt OF I. G. She rman, adudsed to be struck QUIT,
Ialso be considered rs parD OF the said motion pa
|pers on such appeal.
Ordered that all OF said afldavits be put upon the
es Of the court part OF the papers In this matter;
Ind this order Is made without passing upon the
luestlon whether said aflidavts were scandalous or
mpertlnent
Ordered that the order herein entered at General
|rerm by the DEFENDANTS attorney touching said
bfiidavits and dated February q 1871 be cancelled
Ind removed from the files.
JOHN M'EwTN. Clerk
All the questions involved In the motion before
Uudee R0sekrans, including the propriety Of tho
nidavits struck out By him, arc still held under
kAsjssment RI the GonrS
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

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a1s SsSySssa.:s,y S sS. % s.sss = ss. ss.
ors v.. quiet With sss. q sPf. sss .ss
s:r s: iai Sias .s:s ss: !;
s'is ss% Sfssais ass s' n. s s' ~, ~
& S eam a ss Prsses s.s wn renss1s ,ass q no
and. and unss.nssd The sale. iasiaas .soa a'
i ssa n.s s Ss s s'ss ss~ 3. sls ns.
,sierccs ss PEE ga Co. and India mess .sfee. SO %
is Ss new wsSS 4 ,Is slo.s va: held !. s ~
.Sr az, ana @ ss sSr we''sn w Bacon
li9S siliso Short clear ely sac ssse. short RS
Ss ~ s':,'ii e. ls 'ss .s1s i!s. s
s,aY as a.: short a' '' Ss S MEAS s ..r, s ssss.Ss: ca
@ 'aS Ses. S 'f fo4 scsse %s.ra
s'i 1 s s ssss s. ms
,i ' s asos & sa' WEISS S d.: fraiS' rs.s &c
ls.s lsS ss fair & e eSss s a. % :asess T.. ss
Tor fair to good and lie lsc for dat oh,o nfshoP
@ a.; sS gsrVDa % IN s as.d
about % .sroe. uafonaa from &c. ioS S as
SaSaen iss sas sseS SSis sa .m
'S sr, Stock g o. kansGon d.S n comprises Soo bags
SS,ss s,'s ssr iaS Ss ' per '0 and ''f''sA
sLgAR--Iho market was weak under small dcmaps
api liberal offerings Tho sales confined 70 200 hhdA
elarhed and .6o boxes do at from gc to lec and l8e
lots :. from $40 gac, Tie market ei9ssd tame on s
quiet, without change. We
sso good prime reaaine, Vie good soesay
sss nosslssa. naps saS Sssss & n.
Bc1ss 6a:sS .ssdafS So. y We. icsi d." =
is.s Porto RICO i Renlna rsds.. So sc' srocSS
padss, s.c. lie Brasilb9lch standard. Nos 10 II
tisc 9c ManiGCurreni claycd aud superior &c. 0ld
hshned,soit wnle isc crushed powdsrse and grams
srIls Llnsssdw gne. but steady At sq 90 per ih
psr Saas Saas "s0s na ssns :as. as9 wss
hTrAEIsE was dull nnd entirely nominal Ys 31 1870.
TAJow was eady With fair demand for obting ots
sales comprise 50 800 bs at Ssc sc tho latter capie
CrPig was neglected and without sales; prices
nominal former figures Ensish, ag 81 90. straits
with ouiy ANAL tran sactoas We quote IL: o. COKE
~ 10, gold, and G. Charcoal IS IS e god coz teras
y. vs. cnrsASy and charcoal terne % 10 - 80, cnf
TOBACCO quiet about prsyous PRICES with sa,c. or
Kentucky limited 10 about 10 hhds at ir peY
syvania crop, and Is cases Connecticut private te
MnIsAEY:.Kecepts, 80 bbls. Tue market steady.
Woo,---The market quiet business being mpeded BY
tho Prices without noticeable chao many
descriptions nominal-n the absepce OF transactions Tho
sees neve been lCocoy lbs neec ncudns aao0 OHIO AZ
blo b2c lO0 lbs Xxx Ohio, nj 5fc. b3c 2OJ lbs. state
and Western at 3Sc ilc. 1000 lbs, unwasheh ate
erms - go lbs pulled. SIC 4lc 1000 lbs super do ss
mostly 2jc. 5000 los Canada conibng, private teraAt
8 COO lbs. mcsliza pulled, at 6Jc.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY co3ST-paaT |.

It'urious Old Libel sait-Hoyv an Apothecary
fcariratnred pGctor-sf0, 800 Damages
claimed.
Before Judge Thompson.
Echn Becker. physician at No. $50 Myrtle avenue,
bought an action in the city Court yesterday against
bus Haerters. an apothccary. who Is engaged in
tsness in that vicinity, TO recover $4,000 for an
|leged libel. Tns suit Is the result OF
b old diniculty between the parties. In
l67 the doctor commenced suit for
hnder against the apothecary, whom he charged
|lth having uttered certain words derogaory to his
paracter subsequently, an order OF arrest was
Fanted against Haerters. Now, after these proceed
Igs, Haerter, Went 10 work and got up number OF
kricalures on the doctor, which he circulated very
ktensyely. the caricatures reelected upon the
Professional skill OF the plaintiff, who estimates that
. reputation was damaged by them TO the amount
$1O, ,000
TIE apothecary confessed to having circulated the
hricature or hanobis, but claims that he did 80
lerely for q joke aud as o "take ofl' on the $50
hlled German doctors who come out to this coun.
~ and set themselves up as persons Of great i'm
brtarce.
|fsa@nt still on.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrREgT

WALL STREET ,
TUESDAY, Feb. 14-8 +. M.
On 'Chango to-day the markets were dun. busi-
ness being checked by the heavy snow storm.
Wheat was dull and quotations nominal The cot.
ton market was steady ana quiet.
MONEY FOUR TO 1--WE PER CENT.
The rates for money were about the same az YES.
terday but larger number Of transactions occurred
OF five per cent. which agure was paid even upon
government coilatcrais
III discounts there Is coed demand for primo
commercial papar at OK a per cent
Foreign exchange was dull, but without change
Ia rates.
ANOTHER DULL DAT.
The street would probably have been very dull
without the snow storm; that the restraint oil tho
latter influence resulted IN producing almost GEM
plote stagnaion. There was an unusually light
attendance OF brokers and Dealers and the few who
were on hand went homo at an early hour, leaving
the final street market to the two or three brokers'
lads waiting to take back the last prices. In fact
THE ONLY SENSATION
In this lethargic and inactive market was afforded
by the Gold Room, where fumor gained currency
and credonce that secretary Boutwell, had been
SELLING GOVERNMENT GOLD
to the extent Of ooo the proceeds OF cacbing
at his own counter In the Treasury the coupons on
the bonds held In the s,pking aud special funds At
least, number Of heavy sales were made during
the day, with the erect Of putting
GOLD DowN--l1lH Ill.
These sales were made by two or three prominent
firms and embraced nearly TWO millions Of dollars.
At the same time the story was not regarded as i'm.
probable, for the reason that Mr. Boutwell, Ia now
about to make trial OF his pet measure for refund
Ing the national debt, aad must either succeed or
make an ignominous failure. He hes obtained un-
popularity enough through his continued hostility to
the bill to repeal the income tax, tnat he natu-
rally breads adding ridiculous defeat hs o.hcr bur.
den, particularly as the falling through OF the
funding question viii cause him to be regarded as
patriotic but visionary enthusiast. The sales re-
ferred to, whatever their origin had the eject Of de-
pressing gold TO Ill, from which, on demand to
cover speculative sales, IL recovered to NIX. The
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

The Southern State bonds continued dull. The
Tennessees were firm. Tho North Carolinas were
weak and lower on the news that the Acting Gov
ernor OF the State refuses to sign the bill which pro-
vides Tor calling the State Convention to discuss
and amend the States credit South Carollnas
were inactive and lower. The following were
the quotations at the close:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 64H 645i; do. new, 641s 64s; VIZ
ginia, eX coupon, 651 655s; do, new, 90 o 63;
do registered stock, old, 6oN sos, Georgia SKIES,
so a SIX; DO sevens, 81 s71s; DO. do, old, ss q
90; North Carolina, ex coupon. 49< 491s; do. fund.
ing 1866 10 ~; do do, 1s6s 80 81; do, new, 26s
~; do, special tax, 20 Fl; Missouri skies, eOls
oOa4; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 coy;
Louisiana skies, 0s,s CO., DO, new, 81 G2 do. levee
sxes 7s rs; do. do, eights, s5 81; do. Peniten.
tiary sevens, 7a 10; do. railroad eqhts, IS so;
Alabama flves, 60 Il; do. eights. 90 100; do.
railroad eights 90 . 9s; South Carolina skies, 7s
80; do, new, January and July, 6ST o 80; do.
do, April ana October, GO o 81; do. registered
stock, old, 60 q 60; Arkansas skies, 81 90; DO.
sevena, b5 o GO.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail.
road during the month Of January were $lS0s27
against $1i9, SOC last year-an Increase OF s37l1a.
The earnings Of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad during the frss week in February were
$3s,4o7, against S22,e95 in lSTo-an increase Of
SI3.412
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAIL-
The board OF directors OF the Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central &C. @. and !. C' Railroad have
issued pamphlet to the stockholders, giving con-
else statement Of the result Of the ncgo-
tiatons with the Pennsylvania Central Rail.
road and the terms OF the settlement, by
which the harmonious relations and cooperation
OF the TWO lines are restored. 1t will be remem.
bered that after the lease OF the former to the Penn
eylvania road dispute arose as to the question Of
providing for the liquidation OF certain loating
Indebtedness OF the Columbus, Cleveland and Indl-
ana Central, which was Of such serious proportions
that the stock. which had advanced from 43 to 90
on the lease, dwndled away to l51s when 1t was
discovered that the Pennsylvania company had as
Is alleged taken OF is express trains connecting
Chicago from Plttsburg, and otherwise Jailed 10
comply with the stipulations or the lease requiring
inipartlalty IN the distribution OF business between
the Columbus. Cleveland and Indiana Central and
several roads was hold last December and the dis
puted matters have been entirely settled the proceed.
ings being ratified and duly recorded The through
express trains to Ohioaco have been restored, while
the recent completion OF the yandaa and 80. Louis
road gives the Pennsylvania road o new ana inde-
pendent route TO st. Louis by CONNECTING trains
over the @. @. and l. G. From the fgures OF the
Treasurer it appears that the gros earnings OF the
company during the paat year. ~ers ts.soO.ooo. The
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

Years History. Az to its discovery MIR. Tracy sweaTs
the VIII was discovered In volume having fifteen
tor the purpose Of ait attracting tne attention % Of tnc
searchers. So fearful were
THE FoRGERs
tue leaves down 80 that the most casual observer
could not overlook H. Duryea had possession OF the
where likely TO contain the document they were in
search or u would not do, after this three weeks
seeG s5s m sna "a tb SG 70 pace sle forged doS
had been already al thorouehly searched. II would
nor 40 70 pn II y tee saie Tor y also had been
therefore, necessary TO put It In some otner
place: a most I'm unlikely place was selected for
ON the SHELF And thero Of course the win
was found, lcIt there without an envelope
snd without cover and with large naDer @ Of
Is the person who drew up the will or whom the
proponents say drew 4 mp? Duryea said the body OF
Wall street who Is not produced here aa o witness
70 that TACT But we have the other slde acung the
miserable iarce OF taking out attachment for Mr..
Owens to compel him 10 put In an appearance here,
This Is after four months OF preparation and OF trial.
and yet counsel on the other side never 10 all mat
time thought II worth their whlc TO 60 10 Wall street
to make inquiries ol MIR. Owens whether In TACT no
did draw up the boy OF that villa VIII charged
here IN open conrt and before the community TO be
forgery from beginning to end. Duryea knows that
Owens SD not write the body 81 the VIII, but ne
nevertheless kncY well WHO did lie is AZ well ac-
auanted with the handwriting thereon as he IS with
his own.
Counso prOCeeued Win MS references 10 the teSIl-
mony OF the more important witnesses sworn ON
behalf Of the proponents, making quotations there
from. commenting npon the testimony, androntrast-
Ing II Win the testimony on the same points sworn
TO by the Witnesses for the contestants and contend
Ing tnat all the circumstances and all the facts
proved thai the VIII was forgery The forgers had
not even the brains TO devise and draw up plausi.
bic VIII. IT WAS not drawn up by lawyer, as Mr..
and their attempt at will-naking stamped
them not only as criminals, but blockheads. Mr..
sionai conditions laid down in Inc VIII, ana IRON
that point proceeded to auimadvert IN very strong
terms the conduct Of the two supposed subscrib
lug Witnesses to the wl-Wetherell ana Jaol.son--
who. although attesting witnesses to the will, and
Intimate and greatly ATTACHED friends OF Mrs. Tay-
lor, never informed her that such viii as they say
they subscribed 10 was In existence.
Mir. Clinton, after most thorough and exhaustive
review 0f eli the testimony ind ail the points in the
case favorable TO his client the contestant ana alter
very eloquent perora.lon, closed his summing up,
when the court adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
COURT ckLEaIkaS-Tsls DAY.

4. AND TERaINER AND supRE,fH COURT
fouT-part laeld ~ Judge Sutherland.
lrt opens at eleven A. M.Nos. 6l, 14l, 27ao, 235,
a5, 200. 26s5, ~, II, Il. l. g3, a5 et, 2il o. lDI
|. Part 2-ASld By Judge BradI-Court opens at
yen a. M.-Nos. 4, 3 25o, 80, 1862, zoos, 1885, 225
a5o, 40 2O6 2S3, 27o5s lSs, 2se, a. 2le]s, 244,
! 3l3 723s.
tJrRgNE ECoUEr--CnAMBERs-Hel by Judge Ear
ki-Opens Ut ten A. M.--Calendar called at twelve
-No. -.
PERioE CeUEr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1---Held by
,e Monell.-Court opens at eleven 4. M.-Nos.
z1o, a55 All, Al, 4y5 2o1, 100, 60l, l7s, 49, 461
|, 45l. 157. 49,. Fart = Held by Judge jones'
s COG, $50, go, Sl6, 30, elo, 6l4 500, 1905. 2Ss
!, llo, 304, 1907, st5.
|oMaoN PLsAS-fgIAL TEaM-Part 1--Held by
tgn Loew.-0pens ct eleven A. M.--Nos. AL. 81,
So. 300, so, $50, ei4 ATS, 155, $40, 3l7, 6so 6Sl
Pait 2-Heid by Judge J. e. Daly.--0pens at
Fven a. M.AOs. 65Z, SAT. $685. 6SA, 6s5 6sc CS5 $50
b 691, 6o2 6s3, o94, Ga5, IL Equity causes-Held 10y
dye Larremore.-Opens at twelve Mos. 81, 55,
Il, 90.
ZINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Joachim.
calendar called at ten A. M.-Nos. ALL, $3.50,
i, 1885, 50sl, 5502, 5102, 61oa, 6l23. 5l25, 5i2e,
~, $40, 5l3l. Part 2-ueld by Judge shea.
called al ten A. M.-Nos, 497I 4Sso, 8 % /,
Zoo, 4oSs 4s6l, 4S6s, 1916 4sT4, 1850 5ii5 5I2o,
.. t122, lc.l. Part a--Held by Juuge Tracy.
fendar called at eleven A. M.-Nos. ba10, 5eS7,
C3, 6il6, 6ll7, 6llo.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hacketr.

Before Recorder Hackett.
the opening OF The court James d. Allen. who
Jointly indicted with Catharine Allen, pleaded
II 10 burglary ia the third degree. On the 18th
|nuary the Jewelry store OF Lewis G. Knowles,
East 12Cth street. was broken into and $3.50
D OF gold rings stolen. few days after the
|lary portion OF tie stolen property was found
the prisoners. The counsel who appeared for
4 asked that sentence should be postponed till
lay.
kalel and Thomas McGrath, Jointly indicted with
Pam Brown, were placed on trial charged with
|ery. The complaining witness, John Gerken,
Keeps billl3ru saloon IN the New BoWefy near
Bal0Cn Of the defendant, testified that on the 18th
|pril he was beaten violently by the Defendants
during tho assault ha lost sl0e III money, but ne
q not tell wno TOOK it.
i. numuel, who appeared for the derendants
lnced W illnesses 10 snow that Gerken assaulted
|rath With cluo and ms harkeeper brought out
|aol aud ioGrislcd 1t around inihe nletec MIR.
klne conducted Ike case with marked ability,
lir. Sullivan abandoned Tho case. The Jury,
pr the direction OF his Honor, rendered yer.
OF not guilty
bert r. Craig, who on the 14.h OF January etolo
lng valued ut thirty-ive dollars, pleaded guilty
I attempt AT grand larceny ana was sent 10 the
pri Oh ior one year.
following Is tae calendar for to.day:-The
vs.. Lewis M. Van Ecten, forgery: the Same
Z. u. Yandergool, forgery; the Same VS.. Charles
~ and Johd lie Roy, grand larceny; the Same VS..
lh Il. Botarl, grand larceny; the Same VS. LOUIS
- receiving ssniel goous; the Same Vs. Fred
BbcfbecA, receiving stolen goods; tho Same
eph a. weaver, receiving stolen goods