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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

The boss Granger who recently
made a speech in Rockville, George
W. Julian, has somewhat subsidized.
We haven't heard of his making
speech since, but We suppose his heart
is in the cause yet. He may be pre-
pairing another speech, for aught we
know, and if he is we recommend that
at the proper place he incorporate the
following beautiful lines into it:
Iwant to be Granger, Az
And with the Changers stand
A horny-isted farmer,
With hay stack In my hand.
Beneath the tall tomato tree
I'll swing the glittering hoe,
And smite the wild potato bug,
AS he skips DER the snow.
I've bought myselfa Durham ram.
And gray alpaca COW,
A lock stitch Usage orange hedge,
And patent leather pillow.
He might have the lines set to mu-
sic and organize John Finch, Morg.
Weir, Dave Gooding, and Cy Allen,
into a glec club, who could sing it for
him while he wiped the Precipitation
from his brow.-Indianapolis Sun.
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LOCALRECORD
$500 Per M.

VIII be charged en- all Gas Bills No
paiA on or before the goth OF tn
nOnth.
Office hours, Z A. NJ. to 6 P. N.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 P.
Consumers can save 10 per cent b.
prompt payment of bills, and b.
that means only. e.r-
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For Fresh and Goo,

For Fresh and Good So s
Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton; and
for Breakfast Bacon, Ham Sausage
Bologna, and the best fresh Sau-
sage in the city, go to the Messrs.
Knopf Bros, opposite the Palladium
Office.
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w. Il. FarquhaF
Has the best brands of Baltimore
Oysters in the market, by the case
or can, and served in any style
Also, fresh Cooked and Pickeied
Triple, at No. IL, North Fifth street.
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Merton 4 Clark,
No. 274, Main street. have receiv.
ed large invoice of Queensware,
which they offer for sale very cheap.
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Go to Simmons for Coke.
The Huntington House Drug Store.
OF J. e. Taylor, never fails the
seeker after pure Drugs and Medi-
cines--it bears healing on its shelves
and in it's drawers. Go ard see.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A nice one and n half story
T. Frame House, in Sevastapol; four ROOMS:
nicely painted; all in good repair: 10 Of an
acre of ground; fruits of all kinds. Price
6per cent. interest. Title perfect.
Call on ]. Il. GENTRY,
Recorders office.
NlchSncnd, Nov.l. 1878 8-1w
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Fresh Family Groceries,
Always on hand at Norton and
Clarks, 274 Main street.
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Try J0Fslam's
Own brand of Oysters. He has
them packed expressly for himself.
J. j. for soup, J. J. j. for stews
and scallops, and J. J. J. select,
for frying and eating raw.
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The street Railway Company

The Street Railway Company
Offer packages of 100 tickets for
SO, 90, and school children's tickets
40 for S1,OO, 20 for so cts, and 10
for Is cts, and this without refer
ence to age or size, if they are go.
ing to or returning from school.
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One Agent made ell2 in days, and am
other s456 in days, selling y
Oceans Story. , a ps. ds I . The.
lures upon, and the Wonders beneath the
great Oceans. 225 spirited engravings. Price
extremely low; sells amazingly fast. ann
only complete, popular and 1Ast -selling his
tory Of 81 sar
Livingstone 2 Yea" Ahica
our splendid new Bible, just ready snd nj
exCelling all others. Pocket COMPANION and
full circulars free. Address
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs.
So Publishers, Cincinnati q.
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Cincinnati.
Flour IS 1915 IS.
Wheat quiet at 81 25@l "a.
Corn steady at 45c.
Rye dull at 70c.
Pork steady at $l2al2 so.
Bacon steady; shouldery, E4@6c; clear rib
sides, &c; clear, S1Se9Sc.
Hogs In good demand at s. e564.
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Gle to Simmons
Coal and wood yard on Fort Wayne
Avenue, to get your fire brick cement
plaster and lime.
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Nut Coke at Simmons .
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS.

signed has been appointed by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Wayne county, State of
Indiana, administrator Of the estate of
William II. Bundy, late of Wayne county,
deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent,
B. F. BUNDY. Administrator. >
November IA, 1873. : S6-Sw
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TIME AAGlC COMD-Sent by mail to
d., any one for 81
W0l change any col0red hair to q perma-'
Aent black or brown, and contains no pol
son. Trade supplied at low rates. Address,
3o-A = = n
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The Uniform Low Prices
Always ruling with us are suff
cient 70 insure us reasonable share
of the patronage SO urgently solicit
ed by our panic stricken neighbors.
Please remember that the stock at
the little frame shanty is still COM
plete in every department; and as 3
matter of fact, to suit the times:
and we warrant our customers the
worth of their money, as well as
elsewhere promised.
GEo. III. KNozI.ENBERG.
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corrected weekly by N. w. Briggs and
ThOs. NeStor. The former gives us the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and QrOcerieR1
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Good White Sugar,
Coffee A" for twelve and q half
cents pound, at Norton & Clark's
Central Grocery" four doors west
of the First National Bank build
ing.
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!AZE asIgs:. ; a; ::s =: ::
CanyaSSprl. a q It's

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s.. and SalesInen.-,
Henry Ward Beechers family newspaper
a PAIR of the largest and finest OLEO-
GRAPHS-two most attractive subjects that
take" on sight-paintedb by Mrs. Anderson.
rs contrasts and companions for her s!Wide
Awake" and "Fast asleep Agents have
immense success; call il the 'best business
ever offered canvesserS." We furnish the
lightest and handsomest outfit and pay very
high commissions. Each subscriber. old OF
new, receives, without delay, two beautiful
pictures. Full supply ready for immediate
delivery: The paper itself Stands peerless
among family journals, being so popular
that of its class 1t has the largest circulation
in the world! Employs the best literary
talent. Edward Es,glestons great serial
story is just beginning: back chapters sup
piled to each subscriber. Mrs. Stoves long
expected sequel to My Wife and l" begins
in the new year. ANY one wishing good
SALARY or an dependent bust GENTS
ness should send for circulars n Wanted.
and terms TO J. b. FORD h 40, New York
Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati, or san Fran
SEQ. @t :,54
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lUkxsE your : ! Plan.

medicines that PROSTATE the Vital
powers, and for BLOOD PURIFIER, try
HAMILTONS BUCHU AND DANDELiON
which acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bow
els, and removes the Impurities OF the sys.
tenn, by opening its outlets.
w. C. HAMILTON 4 CO.,
36-4,, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A Great BargAin
In Jeans, at only 374 cts per yard,
| at Geo. H. KnOllenber's.
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Clnrk's Reliable El0slS,
Always for sale st Norton and
Clark's, 274 Main street.
At J. E. Nye'S
Queensware Store, PIT, Main st.,
may be found everything in the line
of his trade-cheap for cash.
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~ FarK ROW, New 1OrK,
Arc agents for the Richmond Palladium il
that city, and are authorized to contract 70
inserting advertisements for us at loves
cash rates. Advertisers in that city are Ne,
quested to leave favors with them. .4.7
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Remaining in the Postoffice at. Richmond,
Indiana, November IA, 1873. :,
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Dr. Tutt's pills are composed OF many
ingredients. Prominent among them are
6arsaparilla and Wild Cherry, 10 united as
to act together; the one, through its admix-
ture with other substances, purifying and
puYging; while the ether is STRENGTHENING
the system. Thus these Pills are al the
same time q tonic and ii cathartic, a desia-
eratum long sought for by medical mea
but never before discovered. In o!t1.~
words, they do the work OF two medicine,
and do IL much better than any two we
know of, for they remove noohing from the
system but impurities, so that while they
purge they Also strengthen, and hence they
cause no debility and are followed by no re-
action.
DR.. TUFTS Pills have wonderful in
fluence on the blood. They not only purify
without Weakening 1t, but they remove all
nOxious particles from the chyle before 1t Is
converted into fluid, and thus makes impure
blood an utter impOssibility. As there Is no
deb1litatiOn, 20 there Is no nausea OF sick
ness attending the operation Of this most
excellent medicine, which never strains cr
fortunes the digestive OrYans, Mt ca,isee
them to work in 9 perfectly nais "a manner;
hence persons taking theIndo become
pale and emaciated, but onii tr.ar.-.
while all Impurities are beingre 10 ved, tin,
combined action OF the Slrealsrilla and
Wild Cherry pufifles and iny1xorates the
body, and q robust nthtG Nf,{fRAsh il the re.
suit or their united Sction. frice. IS cents :
Dox: Soio Dy all Qru9gtsep. HN(ssfti CoYt.
randi street. New YcfE. ss-A
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Complaint, Constipation. Vomiting of oo6
four Stomach, Water Brasil, Heartburn
Low Spirits, etc. In thirty five years never
Sold by druggists generally. &. F.. PoTIf 4
4 Co, 30 Main street. Agents for Richmond
Indiana. Depot, las Eighth street, \. y.
Circulars mailed on application. 35-4w
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Another Lot Of Fine
Brown Muslin at 10 cts per yard
received at Goo. H. Knollonberg's 8.
Fresh Meat, and Bones.
Vanneman, Reid & Co. have on
sale at the meat store of Charles
Geier, on Main street, under the
Independent Office, a full supply Of
tenderloins, spare ribs, backbones,
sausage meat, pigs feet etc. Willism
Fryar will be found there ready ia
supply the wants of crstomers.-
Cali and get your baskets filed.
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Number 1 Xxx,
Best Mess AIackerel at w. l..
Farquhar's, NJ. Ii, North Fifth st.
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Persons calling for these letters will please
list. B. w. DAVIS, Pm.
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E. S: LA RUE, M. D.,

WIN be at the FREMONT HOUSE, Rich.
mond, Ind, on Monday, November II, 1873,
and remain permanently for six months,
tor the purpose of curing all durable cases of
all old
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Best Domestic Coke at Simmons.
, 1873-06-21

day avening, while ondoavorinB to sAve ths lfo
Of a littlo boy who had fallcn n tho wator.
On Thursday night Norwegian namod John
aon, while aalacp On . barge at Lansing, loMa,
rolled of into tho river and WAS drowned. Iho
body haa not boon found.
Tho farmera in tho vicinity Of Madison, Wis.,.
arc troubled with approhcnsiots regarding tho
borry and grain oropB, In consequence OF Inc
continued hot Weather.
nir. Dolorme, OF tho firm Of pe1ormo i Quen.
tin, Wholesale tor dealers, OF Milwaukee, WAS
accidentally killed. ut 8ctt toiningorVillo, Wis., On
Thursday, by tha carolosn handling Of pistol IN
Tho Commissioners OF tho Missouri State In
forest and Sinking Fund forwarded to New York
yesterday &520, 900 to moet tho July intcrses on
tho State bonds aid $4,000 TO take up matur-
Ing bonds.
Two women wero arreatod At Wintsrnet Town,
on Thursday, on suspicion Of boing, Dendors.
Thoy escaped from tho Bhorlfr Of Clarke County
\ wook ago. Photographic will bo takon and
sont to Fort Bcott for Identification.
l. Detroit telegram Bays TINT 81erfh Culp was
shot, On hfnin Btroot yesterday, by. man giving
tho name OF John Smith, whom tho ofilcer wan
Arrostipg for wool stealing. Tho ball lodged In
his breast, and has not been found Tho wound
il not regarded "a necessarily fatal. The thief
waa lodged in jail.
Charles Fl. Peck, President Of tho 81. Louis
Mutual Lifo Insurance Company, in a lottor Nd
dressed to tho Board OF Directors OF that COM
pAny offers to resign his position as Prusldent II
tho entire Board Of Directors will do Ikewiso.
This Aotion has bean brought about BY pending
and aorionn charges which, nro now before tho
at1aira Of tho Company by ito officern and Direo-
, 1873-06-21

II ths Editor a. 77s chitdoo Tribune:
Sin, 1--WE soon moro oruo1ty to horses, during
my visit Of thrce days In Ohiongo, than Two aeon
for ton yoars previous to my co1ning,' remarked
, pergon In my hearing yoatcrlay.
What has become Of our most scrone Boolety7
Cruelty On evory sllo, oil around us, and yet
nothing Boon Of any arrests. It would have .
wholesome offoct On those Johus could they road
Of one now aud thon In tile papers. Ono was
only laughed, and said he hd1d not care a.
luBlng word moro foroiblo than polite] for
tho Society"
And what laa become Of all thoao head-cover-
ings aud vet spongoa for horses, worn last aum-
mer3 They arc very much nscded during tho
heated torn, II pooplo would saye their horheh
from sunHtroko. VIENNA.
, 1873-06-21
Albany Live Bt0Ck Markets


ALBANY, N. Y, June e20.-BHEvEs-The market has
not shown murh improvement from yesterday whom
IL opened dull and tsnle with dragging salss Of fsw
hundred head to local. dealers aud butchera Iho aaos
Of yesterday were scarcely 'sulctent to esabliaa
markell but thosU made nere at about 10 per ID Vo
Hcight} decline from Last weok's ruling prices. Thu
ssss Of the day did amount to GOO head. To-
ay tGoro was IN Increased attendance Of Now York
and brighton dealors. together Win large nunpef u
local and country buyer but tho market showed no it-
from yesterday s ~ rs Ell tun Eo
ruled moderately active. Dealers refuse 70 my A1goV
without still further conceasons which hoiders refuse
to ad depressed 49, fesg as sn for the
week thus far SO carloads, over 1oo n
e1cess Of laat week. The average quality Of tho atock
III much better than ast week. Enlbfacod u feoa.2ts
good number OF Texnna and or aVstnge
quality. The high Winds amounting almost 70 gale.
at ttmcs and Tho no dust penetrating to every nass
III M1tom Gows~There was slight improvement to-
day. The receipts number wo carloads o. 9oou Aver
1t from ~. .o9a6ooo per head, which ia about tho
Sic saEar And IAMps-1he receipts of the week thus
far number As car loads Of rather common quality.
Very few good ones have been aeen thls Woek. Inc
market has ruled dull but not quotahly ower There
no Eastern buyera In The Market and they are not
d full ho pcr ID from last wecl's prtces- .Ho
| quote ahorn, State and Western ut 6@GAo per 10;
6pring lambs coming in moro frecy, and IN good
demand at from to lilo per lb.
HORSES Tho receipta contiue arge and most of them
have gous through u rst hans, thoEo bnnB little Do
and tho1 here. In fact tho market Ia comparative
ly over here. tor "a tho appreaohea taE az
up their spsre time, will withdraw, and the trade 81
thia market will ahow peroeptibla decline To-day
the stables comparatively empty and toe ea!es aEe
this morning. but went through to Now 3esk. 4. T.
| Lsrktn sold good workers, syern8ing sits.
, 1873-06-21
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. JUNE III ls7s

wat4r and backing IL re raye Of tho sun. 1t!a
aotnntfmoa cA,tght' with hook and bait, but is
generally harroonod. A few wooks ago
fhtdyl crew Of 1sllorn1on from Shark Island,
on tho coast OF Galway, 1rolsnd, started
Ii pursuit OF emo OF these fish. Thty BUG
oceaed In spoarIng him, after which, tor throo
Or four hours, The tlnh kept oa1ryiug tllo
boat away, until 1t had pulled II several 1nilos.
At longth tho crow brought him up, aud wero
about to lash him to tho g1nMh1e Of tho boat.
What thon followed 10 boat told by Mr.. Brady,
tho inspector Of 1rluh Fishories, In these words,
"Tho seoond harpoon Ia driven into him, 10
that he INDY bs vol soot1rod foro aud aft tho
fish geta roatless the doll Of the tlrst hatpoon
dragging ont witl, him tho coil at anoh rato
that It wors more than two inohos into tho gum
wa1o Of tho boat It oAtoloa in tho legs Of tho
man at tho storm, who is paying out tho coil he
ia going overheard his comrades try TO- 1avo
him :; tho boat gotta Huddon kool over with tho
strain, and nine men are prooipitatod into the
mon are ploked up nearly o1hausted y tho boo
ond boat, which was near At hand. Yhoy hdul
on tho coll which went overheard with tho poor
man At the storn, aud there he is found-dead,
clutdhing tho ropo 50 tightly that 1t could not DO
removed till cut. Tho othor four bodies hare
not yet bebn found"
, 1873-06-21

Senator Sherman nnd tho Salary
Grab
CINCINNATI, Ohio June 20.--Tlo Gazette will
publish tomorrow thu following letter from Ben-
ator John Sherman:
MANsr1etD, Ohio, Juns 10, 1879.
TO the Editors af the Gazette:
I notice telegram in yesterdays Gazette IN
which Gen. Boynton olasBiioa mo with
tho Senators who have not returned
their back pay, This Is literally true,
for as have not received it I Lave not
returned 1t. Still tho telegram conveys . falao
impression. The simple truth is, that within d
few days aftor the passage Of tho Salary bill,
aftor consulting with somo Of my colleagues,
and In doference to tho general sentiment Of my
constituents, dotormined would not
receive 'eh tho ,.,bs bsek pay b but T., would ID
tho Treasury OF the United States.
30 notified tho d,sburaing officer Of tho Senate
and whom asked by any one about the matter, I
have answered that would not receive 1t.
did not and do NOT now deem It necessary for
mally to roceivo the money and then pay it back
again. It was not my purpose to make any
public statemont Of my action in this matter,
aud do SO now moi. from any dosire to
claim any merit for what I hayo done, nor
syen.by implication to oensure auch Of my 1850
ciatea who, though voting against tho Salary BILL
yet received the pay allowed BY it, but simply to
assure those who take an intorebt in the matter
that I hayo not aud will not receive any portion
Of the s., ,s3o.4o allowed ME by the Salary bill for
back nav.
, 1873-06-21
THE BUMKo MEN.

There seems to have been several rare impor-
tationa Of bunko atook to this olty during the
paat week. Had they boon herdod and placed in
oago on Homo prominent street corner, doubt
loss they would have boon visited by largo
crowds Of victimlzod oitizons. But they
haro been so securely hidden that tho
onlv man who has 1oarncd OF their arrival II
bergt. Sam Ellis. Az aoon ~ he know that
thoao various importatlonB woro comfortably
housed, ho aont forth four Of hia mon to RocuEo
tAom. Yesterday morning they were al brought
to tho Central Polioo Station. A searching ex-
animation was made Of their persons, but moth
Ing remarkable was developed concerning then.
Thoy SOON to beloug to the eamo spcoles
which las had many beautiful bpecl-
meus In Ohicago for Some ttmo. 4hoir
na1noa aro Charley Dubois, George Tam.
ner, Duyky Dobin, Tom Daniels, and
Limpy Dick. Tho County Jail WAS thoir abidlng-
place last night. Mr. Stiles Ia Informed that tho
detectives arc anxious TINT theao follows DO
prosecuted with hls utmost energy, AZ they will
o.ests mucl, trouble In Chicago II they. ara not
imprisoned or sent away. It ia probable thofr
examination will como OF tomorrow. The first
information Of thair praHence in this city
was mado by . man ,..nal namsa oharloa
reported at the Central Station that Eo had boeu
behton out of 3125 through the modlum of q
game called tired and black" ut No. Al Clark
street, The proooaa BY which THIS CANA Is plssed
, 1873-06-21
4 MIDNIGHT RUmPUs.

Quito little commotion Was created IN tho
Orient House.. situated On the corner Of Van
Buren, aud State streets, about 11:90 o'clock
last evening, which for time seriously dis
turbed the serenity OF tho boardera. The
laundry girls, somo eight in number, Ill sleop
in tho game chamber. One Of their number,
who givea the name OF Kate Shay, d cookbook
Ing person Of some so years Of age, aud whom
tho others have hithorto considered as being in
state Of SINGLE -bleBaednoss, had male visitor
lsst evening" anu IT appears ooth haa 1motoea . o.
extremely loving and confidential to each other.
After tho girls had retired to bod, Hiss or
HRS: Shay, accompanied BY her loyerr, or hus-
band Sas she ne nGT osm '1 into t5oa th9 tsae rom
tho tho gus put out, M naturally booamae very indig-
uant, aud rang for assistance to put tho intruder
out. Tho clork came. Up stairs and
he, encouraged by his alleged wife. s.ubborn1y
married for the last ffteon years. On tho clerk
endeavoring to eject the man, who gavo his
name % Andrew ). Shay, tho lattor
struck him. ,ata and tho ch,iT TomaR e. sI1o t;o
and tho women set up nuch unearthly screams
that tho whole house waa aroused. Mr. Grant,
Of the proprietors sent out for an officer who,
Oh reaching the house, WA discovered to DO very
would atraighton out matters, ordered everybody
ecspasss fsqa 'n t. With baa 'sfs' Il s despair IT, IT,
Grant again appealed for police protection,
which vas giyon in tho pe5son Of Police Ser, T.
man and woman in custody, and they
Station sSta '' Tho sersoans orderod tho inobrl.
st s'd bo % to gepoF Ind amie ID aS proS
hla that CHARGES will bc brought against him be-
, 1873-06-21

rnakos It noccahary for tho man who: IL yiot!m-
lied to bo made to bolovU tl,at ho is in roality,
soraebody else gladly donsonta, becauso
ho knows vol which end Of tho horn he will
therefore. feols too guilty to make DISCLOSURE
Ct his loss, and tho Villains go unp1niahosS1. ID
Bmith woro brought before Juntioo Van't You'd
on change OF vonuo from scully. Lswrsnco
was fined 4t00 and Smith $50. They tnimadi-
.otoly appealed tho oasca to tho Criminal Court.
sooundrels and t1iko Mcdonald is shown By
tho fact that tho lattera name appoarH on their
bail-bonda. In tho timo which will elapae before
tho casoH como up, Of COURSE Mike will have put
tho complaining Hitnoss ont Of tho WAY, and tho
caBes will bo dismissed,