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, 1877-04-28

:: 10 M6 1aE|0F n 1Hs Tribune.
,ULtiHIos. ~. hpfl an.-C4n yon give nnY
back md cursing pfcsdrnt ii4rEs n,,I III AMIN.
crn po!fcrf Is IT not tho true principle cnuuclat
e. ~ .Ias M pasay eFss anee ~ ota1,n.xaaoni e IN
IaScoks's po!Icyf Please answer IND oblisc q
great many peopo. A.. II. lfoshxn.
Hfhero arc mnny Rcpnollcana "go!ng back on
anil earsins fFca'dcne HAYES t"r hta Southern
pol1cS." thc reason can on!y be aacrloca ~ thc'f
ignoranca of tue iaeta. ~ has carried out pre-
c'fe!y the policy Indicated m tue Cincinnati hc-
publican platform anu IN MS letter OF accept
anee, and lald do"a IN ms inaugural mcssage.
Diit "hat were those hotcalcadcd tau't-tsnsicfs
, 1877-04-28

HARMS protests agn!nss public ccnsure; but
HAnAe cxptaius nothing. Wig docs hn not sue
tho c1ty Tor "cxtras" which tile arclitcct will
not allowl Tint is what tho people want to
know. III future, pray. to be kept out Of lIAnus'
, 1877-04-28

Dlackguaralng reporter will not throw dust
In tho eyes OF the constituents 80 as to prevent
| their scelng tho guilty reason for II.
, 1877-04-28

Hopeful people declare tho Sioux war at an
end, but do not stata which end.
, 1877-04-28

It used to be the "haul of war," hut tho
Car has nude It tho u mauifcst-toe.''
, 1877-04-28

Ncw Chicago Theatre.
Ctark street. between Like and Randolph. n!t6's
NnStfciA. Afternoon end evening.
, 1877-04-28

Afcipti ThrRtrc.
Mnrrpe STREET,. eornef 1,taeho.t. FnxA1emfnt OF
0tar7n IT. Thompson. "SAcup." Afternoon and
, 1877-04-28

Monroe street. between State ald Dearborn. VAuda-
vilIc and novelty. Afternoon snd evening
, 1877-04-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

wsf. u. wAl,nES I.tD0E NO onl A., r. AND A.
M.-:egular Communication this {satufdayl evening.
3tr!l = at o'ctork shAFr, for busEeHA md work.
- - J. n. DUNLOP. secretary.
, 1877-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITnvtriyss Theatre.
Randolph strrtt, bttwrcn Clark md INsat1e.
Engagement Of Nfrs tlntes' Englah Opera Co,npany.
Afternoon. 'Dlca Beard" ErealnE, MADAME
1'ArGhlduE."
n1cytckcrfa Theatre. ...
3{sdtfon stfref. fctwtrn Dearborn 1nd FtAtt.
Engass1ent Of it Mari Anttrson. Afternoon, LadY
Of Is ous." Evening, Macbeth"
, 1877-04-28

relations between Russia aud Germany, tho
American grnin-growcrs will l2y no Heana
have monopoly Of the British demand for
breatlstuffs.
, 1877-04-28
Ole Qrtl>a1,te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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THIS oFTfCE.
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rhec 7.so
E#turhsr Edition. twelve ntRra.....,,.,,.,,,,,.
t-Mfckjy ruftra1d, Observation-Disclosures. 6n
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fine enpY pef .......,$ l. 81
Ciuis Of III
C!nD OF tHen3. s"uo
rcttaEc prepaid.
frecimcn cortes tent frre.
1nIreyent dcay and mistakes te srre md give Post.
cree Addrcsa III full, including ftait and Countf.
Rtmtltanres mar bc made either hy draft cxprtsA
fost-uct urtr. In rtRtserrd cttcs* a. CUT f1sE.
TERMS TO CIT suBsuRlnElt8.
rsy DELI sercd. sunday excepted. - cents per week.
1RtlJ. delivered, Sunday nc!nde. ~ cents per week
Adilrets TIL: TRIBUNE CUMrANT.
lttner Afad!fdn anil Dearorn'sts.. ch!cARc, ILL.,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Personal.

Mr.. HuBBARD. of Great Bend, came up
last Monday 10 purchase cattle.
Mr.. LUKE TRAINOR, of Mcpherson
county. arrived this week. and thus the
number of stock dealers multiply. Mr..
Trainor will remain here during the sea-
son.
DIR. SHAW, of Syracuse. Kansas. with
Conductor Ellsworth. called at the Times
Office On his way East last Sunday.
FIRST SARGEANT EvARTs. of company c.
Nineteenth infantry. bid goodbye to his
comrades. and departed for mis- home in
the East few days ago. Seldom SO good
q man is met as Sergeant Evarts. or one
SO we'll liked. We wish him abundant
success in civil pursuits.
COUNTY TREASURER WEBSTER went
down to settle with the State Treasurer
last Wednesday.
MAJOR EVANS is absent on q business
visit to Leavenworth.
Mr.. FORTEsCUE, the Leavenworth boot
and shoe man, was in the city this week,
LIEUT.. THos. N. WEN1E started down
to join his command at Fort Elliott last
Thursday. We hope he will find 1t an
agreeable post.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

CALL AND EXAMINE.
No. So, FRONT ST., DODGE CITY. KAS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

Judge Peters made a clean sweep OF a
six months accumulation of county quar-
rels in two days-last Tuesday and
Wednesday. As a Judge he is above par
and still advancing. We are glad to see
him enjoying good health and looking
much more like an ideal judge than when
he first held court here. He is still young
and has plenty Of time to get TO the su-
preme bench before his hairs are gray.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

A LETTER of recent date from Tongue
River. Montana, says: There are a great
many troops in this vicinity now. The
boats are plenty on the Yellowstone,
fetching supplies and material TO build
the posts at this place and at the Big
Horn. The movement of troops has
already began. and causes quite a stir.
There are a good many Indians out yet.
They will have to go in or fight. General
Miles will stir them up.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Election,

An election of officers will take place at
City Fire Company. Monday. July I'd,
1877. P. L. BEATTY,
Foreman.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Dodge City Town Company will
take place at the Office of the Secretary,
at Fort Dodge, on Monday. July ID. at 4
O'Clock p. m. The transfer book will be
closed until after the Goth proxrmo.
w. S. TREMAINE,
Sec. and Treas. ID. C. Town Co.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

COMPANY b. f and l. of the Fourth u.
S. cavalry. from the Black Hills, passed
through this city. on their march to Camp
Supply and Fort Elliott. on Tuesday.
One company will be stationed at Supply
and two at Elliott
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Dissolution Notice.

All concerned are hereby notified that
the tirmOf Foster e. Chambers, consisting
of Susie Foster and Alice Chambers, and
doing business in Dodge City, Ford
county, Kansas. has been and is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be carried
on BY Susie Foster, who will collect all
claims and pay all debts of the said firm
of Foster & Chambers.
Done this 25th day of June. A. ID. lsT.
ALICE CHAMBERS.
SUSIE FOSTER
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

The case of II. L. Sitter VS.. A. B. Web
ster. County Treasurer, enjoining the col
lection of taxes Of 1875. was decided in
favor of Mr.. Sitter. The amount involved
was about fGO0.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

The great original and only world re-
nowned New Orleans Minstrels are coming
TO Dodge. They will exhibit at the Court
House next Tuesday evening.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

HARRY BOYER, Clerk Of the District
Court, proved his efficiency to the entire
satisfaction Of all parties interested at the
recent session of court.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

The case of John Blake VS.. the City of
Dodge City came up for hearing in the
District Court last Wednesday. As our
readers are familiar, this man, Blake,
sued the city for IS. 600 damages, claimed
10 have been sustained by reason of the
loss of an eye.while incarcerated in the
city prison under the municipal police
regulations. Sutton and dryden were for
the plaintiff. City Attorney Cnlborn. as
sisted by j G. Waters, OF Topeka, for the
city. The defendant demurred TO plant
ifs reply, alleging as a ground therefor
that facts sufficient were not stated to
constitute a cause of action. This invOlv-
ed the naked question as to whether or
not the city was liable under such circum-
stances. The case was of considerable i'm
portance. and had 1t gone on a change of
venue. as il undoubtedly would had the
defendants demurrer not been sustained.
judgment for the plaintiff in large
amount must have followed. 1t was the
most important case ever tried in Ford
county and was vigorously fought on both
sides. City Attorney Colborn. In prepar-
ing the defense. visited Topeka and Sc
leeted large number of authorities from
the State Library and was well prepared
10 defend the city in the event of any
possible turn the case might take. Nearly
every tax payer III the city has antici-
psted the result of this suit with fear and
trembling, as our city is by no means
wealthy. and can i'll afford to pay such a
Judgment with the heavy costs liable 20
result from this action. We give the
City Attorney much credit for his care
full management of the case and this
successful and speedy result. 1t was an
impending disease and has been skill
fully removed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

The jury at this term Of court only
served one day. The expenses incurred
by the court are very light.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Proposals for Coal at Fort Lyon,
Colo.
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARTERMAsIER.
FORT LEAvENwORTH, KS.
June 20, IS77.

ObFICE OF GhlEf QUAhiEHAAoIEhs
FORT LEAvENwORTH, KS,
June 20, IS77.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate.
Will be received at this Office until IL
o'clock a. In. ON Tuesday, July 10, 1877.
for the delivery at Fort Lyon, Colorado.
of GOO tons of Canon City Coal. required at
that post from August LIST, 1877, to Decem-
Der Slst, 1877. Bios for any portion of the
coal will be considered. The government
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. The proposals will be opened in the
presence of bidders, and will be subject to
conditions given on proposals and IN clr-
culars, which will be furnished. on appli-
cation. from this Office. Payment for the
coal will depend upon q future appropria-
ton by Congress. Envelopes containing
proposals should be plainly marked Pro
posals for Coal at Fort Lyon" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned,
RUFUS SAXrON,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

Dir. ii. 7. NESS, who has been dis
ahied for the past two, months and half
by reason of broken leg. was in the city
last Monday. He is still unable to walk
or raise his leg, but two or three weeks
more Will bring him out all right, If no
accident happens. During his confine-
ment Mrs Neiss guarded him with jealous
care, and IL is greatly owing to her skill
in nursing that he has come through the
ordeal IN such good shape. We are glad
to see hun able to ride. and hope to see
him rs well as ever soon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

TEXAS yesrlinRs are worth about eight
dollars head in this market.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30

The weekly Learenworth Public Press
il good paper.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-30
Ammunition a Speciality.
AGENT FOR TILE CELEBRATED

AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
improved Sharp's Rifles
BEST IN USE.
Agentsfor Charter Oak Stoyes-Best and
Cheapest to Use.
Also Agent for the Great Western Stove
Company.
FIRE ARMS REPAIRED.
, 1877-04-03
CRIME.
THE TASiNtANY THIEVES.
EEsecjdf DfsrofeA 10 TAe Tribune,

THE TAMNtANS THIEVES.
6ptctds DspaseA to 7ne Tribune.
, NEW foRE, April 3.-rctcr i. SwccnT has
sent tic following card to the papers; .
IA usnaliy nnwise to dtaeu.s In thu press ent;
Ieets e1pecied to bo submitted 10 an early judicial
asenmes shape hostile to an impartial trial, and
inch eeen1a 10 be The effect nf the nihnY inuEinnH
srse0latlons eot.eernIng ,nTself. dn not psnno.o
e. ~ at Of b,t s 81,
It ssonld be tried IN Tho I'd Of April, instant. The
and disappointment. Tho statement That lad
reyelAtioMa to make eoncctninE Mr. 1lali or any
ether y .hot .at 4se,:a
mJaelf....it is entirely unfounaeA ttht MN
eoinpro.n.ts Of: ny litigation. o. that I
o.s bstxeen oiers an hssa e. try ny
cauee and am ready to ,ry T. nn do not hcsitite to
sn, my.s to The .!
i'hciEs, VIZ notiaed Of ny intention. and
stated That hc knew no reason Why
hnd sonsht on investigation OF my alleged relation
10 tho matters involved BY thusc acting on clnlf Of
tho public authorities. 1t failed without my fault.
Under these citenmstaaee. rnsy. M ;l'|nk: nrnsal
mo to await unohtrneve1y tl,e resnat OF MY litica.
tion without enduring Tho ceasctees md Injurious
inpntatlons which haso pursued mo ever since my
return. PErEnH. SwkEHr.
str!ek ISis an sweeny iii t &C. trioa % june
Twccd's jail.leliycry, has bccu delayed,
lawyers any, by the anticipation Of It In tic
neHxpapcre.
, 1877-04-03
CRIMINAL,

Thomas FalloW, rooFtant wns before Commis.
atoncr l1oyno yesterday charged with violation Of
tho KcTenue law In not eancclny liquor, hccE, and
tobacco stamps. Held in $500 ball,
Detective Flynn last evening arrested Thomas
Mauahan, who 10 charged With tho larceny Of sot
OF billiard balls troE, tho Parker Iiouse saloon,
corner of Aadlson and lIa!sttd streets.
Luther French. tho colorcl bel.boy at ths Tire.
mont House. who has been cnEtchny hl,uscIi at
tho expense Of tho guests OF tho tasesn was yestcs
day hod to tho Criminal Courts In bouds OF 81, 900
by Justlcs Footu.
John Kca1: tho iunkn,an who shot Gus Anderson
on tho sEA OF February III sAloon row at tho cor.
rcE Of Clark and Van l!utcn streets. was yesterday
dlscharsed. Anderson'& right cru bstn3 covered up
With feasiSo greenbacks.
IL. e. brown walked into the Tlsolt yesterday
Parker would nuk staud tss rise, md caused hla
Incarceration In tho ArmosJ.
Charles Yinktcs, charged With hayIng daffaudcd
~ho Ia. be:n ii lafsa under boa.s 1t S. oO}. was
surrendered by hi1 b4ilt1u4n yesterday. sud, In
default, was committed to the County jail.
, Ire Holmes j. ~ taots good luck. lat sssalaa
s ~ ess sa & @ t
eI.o stolen itum il. /. Fi4sin. ef -. 1a1 Ketth
Ashland sscnuu. Il tho corner ol Adams and Clark
streets.
,,Jastles Eoote yesterday aned Charles Mcfarland.
Jaf1ss 1!an:eM; yames tyneh. Henry joaes, Eddte
hs! hel!sy and %!llism FefSuaoa }50 zach tor d.:
asrs sS
fson sas heads Of Passess'by. They xent 70 tbs
George Gay. ALA. a. R. Ione.. tho hos.e. taies,
~, ~, ysstetday hela h5 Ja.tieO Sannesdsla u
Iig from ]. C. ltck. OF JrIeE.on County, Wis.
Ae Vas 1t oneo fsaF1ea;el, charged With stealing
, 1877-04-03
| teAu, and wagon frpm lilrAm Jcifcrtpn. Of Ue*.
plntncs. Both rigs were disposed of to livery men

tesna anu Wafon H.. .fnm fn gcnssto s r., x o. nes
II tht. st,y ''s' "s'' >''p0S'" - ~ '~''
~ = .'In ~ ~. ,,.n,. ,..u,- ,,r,,, ,.,,.,u,, l,
The employ. Of Callasian,. w.. Tucked ur a. Tie
Armory last night Charged with rubbing ccrsaEn
so,n MsSsill, of ss1; uskall G"nnty: ~ %
while tho two ~eso cut nron trftd together Last
Saturday night.
nSe.l, vho va. stabbed SUNDAY mcrntne, ~
Iast eyn'lnr i. ienortc @ IN IN ,nuen inprorcS eoni
iion' nna ftr nt.nnSIoc n;.rs,s;sn hns crery hoc
fnr hls r~rt,YrFr Thn* }nr ~ nv cIn,t fo n.crr.
IT. tmH b ea m Is an,e :" ts fa is rs M fnee
f'"' IN" oees"s aeso'! oee"a'e VI y" o'' ''"u'
~ An carly honr ycsserday morning .on demfy 5:f
o. nc corner of eheaSo asenne nn aaa
!:axtahcc ~ stfeets; Hc mads s,nia eaofi 70
secure s1e thief hui w. thwnftSa py
stunning hloN. ~h!eh !llfao!eu MIN, ic1etnaF
eSehsns, hGseSef tno fSi,om Wa run 10 y s,ris
sc sehssSk; sd rave ~ nae ~ & T. ,;,'. F. hem sT
nom c vi H.. n F%'t rcs,n% Wy"
Aaam Mcl's neat tho SANG enfnrf1 fotleSths mn
Of "nteh ana cna'n anu sA' IN cam.
Justice Sun,racr1c)d yesterday held Tho follow.
naley. sio0 to ihc ttin,fps1 tunrt; Andrew Smith.
BURGLARY of $500 worth Of tcwcjry from the resi-
dcncc oi lin. Ala t:oneft. H. Us I;ryant avcnne.
g tbe Criminal CONT; Ffank Baker. etse':eiy /"
Adams, Of No, iII Madison ftfcr., Sl0D to the
Gsln'ins, Gonst; Ellen ioyic lsreeuy of sa' frur,
llcrfr Cuaetof Of No 1H5 MAdtsnr street, 81, QUO
sixty days 10 ths iionse II Corfeel,on; Martfn
'lnkc, di.oraerly, len d.ye: Daniel tar,.han. wife
llowrn fn $500 Gsl, to The Criminal Court for
snatehlng pockctl,ook from Mrs. Jennlo Eltiron,
0f No. Ill south Park arcnuc: ,lamcs Carroll.
kcllctt In tho Twcflt, Street District. md rob.
bling him Of 81; Con Motariy. EuEcno 1}onEhcrty..
, 1877-04-03
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,


Sr L1r.s 1nt;l :|Tae shoFt but TRY sharp
iarss anlt.o1erstox meeting at tho Courl. iioass.
yhsfe vas speaking IEon, three stands. md much
enthnalasin wa manifested. both parties Ere
tansnino Of s:ctess and Will ntake q vigorous con-
teat ut the polls Tomorrow.
touNcll. hLuyta, Ia, Arfll e.-Tho municipal
election hero To-day resulted in tho election at
John T. baldwin, Republican candidate for Mayor,
BY 4al majority. Tho clty, Treasurer, Marshal.
Assessor md MA sjorily OF tho Aldermen arc also
kepubl!can.
CLEVELAND. o.. Apsil e.-The city election was
hold t0.a1y. Returns from only ono ward afe lp
at o'eloek =; ~. The nspab,!cans have psobuh,y
by trHm Soo 10 !. 200. Tho result cannot be def.
;ntte'y knoHn before noon to.tnofsow y there has
bolA sl..es. "~''.
CoLuxBrs, o., April a.-The election paas cd Oh
quietly. An ase1aRs vote was pollrd Fho Den,.
oetst. hsEs elected thett Mayor b1 about tho usual
Totkno. o., April 3.-The city election to-day
was q very quies one. rhs vote was light and
greatly split Up. which delays tia eant. II l:;i5
which giEa Republican 1asioritiea, Thc results
cannot IL E,rcn until fo.morrow, but appeatanecs
indicate thu election o! tho ilupublcln tIckrt OK.
ceEt, peenap4, Cummings, Mayor, asthouyh hi d.
, 1877-04-03
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

The April Grand Jury will 10 impauetcd Mon.
day.
Tho calling Of the qunsi.crimina1 calendar occu'
pied tho ctlmlnal Court yesterday.
The County Court was occupied portion Of yes
tcray granting final papers to pcrtons cages 10 en-
joy The right Of citizenship At tho election to-day.
Assistant Treasurer 1}oyc returned yesterday from
Tying trip to the East. Dn'ing his absence 1t had
been inttmatcd that Chicago belle had flown With
him. but It Is now beloved that there wAs no
foundation for the report.
Several months ngo tho otace Of Inspector Of
Stone al LcEont was abolished by tho Hoard, but
tho Inspector enys ho has never hoard Of It, and ia
at work right along. lie will ask 10 bo paid by tic
county ut the proper time.
statc's.AttoEney Mills, after voting for Heath
and tho entire Republican ticket. will start This
mnEning foT e" days reersat:en r. ana to '1in hs
will take charge OF his otcc.
The County Treasurer announces that the dc1!n.
quent haa been prepared fof AZ TUG towne.
nn that he H. now PREPARED to receive taxes from
can saro cosa Tho ftsis will be placed in tho hands
OF the printer In 4 few days.
The work on tho now Court. .!louso took a fresh
tens e s W.
&c. during tho day, and during tho week tho con.
swinging derrick wIl 10 on ihs ground ii S;lay o.
two.
Tho County Clerks ONCE was nearly deserted
@ hsa .ee 9f 5 e o s a! as 'aa r'ty Ii
II tjndielously: They will ar DO back to their desks
for payment tho Commissioners ahonld scan It
cloaely. and sec how many men arc accredited With
ed sss ~ sfs es1 ry
tetlay bo tdutnnhed, and II ttlumPhing lid she
, 1877-04-03
THE Cl'rY-IIALL,

Aid. Stewart has returned trom the South song
what Improved In health.
Tho Treasurer yesterday received 81, 4a7 from,
debt.
A. 5. Truds yesterday took out permit to build
= thEce-stosy and basement store and dwelling,
e016o feet, On State street, near Tayior. Gust.
%, 600.
Tbs tots1 uumhsE Of deaths last week was 1877,
swcntJ-aeYen less than for the week previous.
!es Pfine'p1i eaasss q death wert: Accident. +;
sRopls1y, II tlonshitass " cancer, i; conyul.
, 1877-04-03
CIIAUNCEY T.. BOWEN.
AK ARREST ron KMH1zzLkMENT.

A reporter Of TnE Tribune happened ln At tho
meeting Of tho South Park Committee yesterday
while Mr. Chauneey bowen, one Of tho con,m!1.
sioners. Was tcstisying. While looking around tho
room. he noticed among thoae present hla old nc.
Quhintnuee, John LaEmbces. who was for many
1cara Town Constable In Cicero, but who has lata.
" transferred bis asld Of operations 10 this city.
lie waa somewhat surprised 1t AetInK Lalmbcor
there, for ho could not conceive what Interest
he had to tho matter under Investigation. A. IN or
dtnary thing Constable OF duty Il not found In
hotel paslos, but on the ststTs OF building which
contains Justices oiee. 80 tho reporter sst antl
watched, and dnal1y came 10 the conclusion that
Laimbeer was afsef somebody; md by dInt o!
more watching ho became satisfied that the obIoet
Of LalmoeeF'a scrutiny and attention was Asr.
Bowen. Following up tho case, thu reporter
discovered TINT blu *utua.e Naa correct.
and that far the lsat ten days Ms. bowen had boca
ndss ths eha:s aad q Ge
March
4 WARRANT WAS sWoNM OUT
On a charge of en,bexzIemens; that Il was handed
to Constable Lsimbeer TOR service, and that to
ss as xh f as IL 'asa ss;ss :ts
:ene 'i ti%: from illnsS e, CONTESTED ' ~ NV
country homc, lhoust hS was specially dc.ltous u
being IL 1ao c!sy ~ lao purpose q attending The
1e,aiuti % at :atro.s ID elarce 81 ii. prtso'.sr.
Friday, As Bowen teegrapAed ths Comallttca
that hn Msuld b. ln attendance at thHlr meeting
Satusus,. And he came in that aornIuR accompa.
MED " hle custodian, and his examination Waa
coyncnced. ltu stopped At tle Pacific iIotel, ~
sr4 tue Conat&h!e Tue caso Will como up for hear.
: Ing ta.mo<Eow, unlr*a compromised, md until
that Inc he will. Of course, rema!n tn 1almbccss 8
kccHiug.
~ nsas - can bo asccrtalntd,
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In the easa afe shout ~ follows: Nj, Edward
Mason, 81 FEosldeuee. X. l., was intfuated BY hla
sister With some Arsapah0e County tEoluFa4oJ
b9ndS-elthcs antrlslc1 with them, or they
t3Mc into hts poascsnlon IN somc other way,
lie brought them With him to Chieago, and hypoth.
money. NOT : rtsy large onr. Afterwards Ar.
HaAon went 70 Mt. Howeh sud uadu IN arrange.
urnt wtlh hin by which AF. Bowen was u IL.
vance the sum which tho bank had put up un the
bonds and " hlloaelf t4ko cAAr.e of them. Thia
WAS done. A4aon and Bowen going 'ezcthef IL tho
bank, shd thu latter paying it what It Ind
paid Mason and tece!sing the beuda IN return.
nuah Ms. Bowen advanced on sheua u nut known,
but Iii believed moEv lhan tho bank had dons.
Subsequently,, 4 IL alleged. H. HoweR wcut 10
EcM York, and there disposta Of or fhypothecatcI
the bonds. Then. 1t IL alleged, MAsons slsles, Or
Masan setiu2 for her, CAME on here snd demanded
tS, tts Dona' 4 T., Nj. goxsu, ~to WI. ":
Lille usue, and finally, perhaps muIs With I de-
sire to crowd Ar. Bowen thAn from wIsh to resort
70 y proceedings !n carnc.t, - appIIcatiou was
made TO keech Tor : MArEani. Every pAi1s was
tAksn 70 kesp the m.ttes fruu ths public
10 Tho s1psetsuo0 Of securing 8 compso-
misc bafoss the csse could come 10 ut4i.
\ u also understood that tasss Ma nlsd yssseE.