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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
Tho Tribune on aeo. o. Hazolton

Tho Tribune on Geo. O. Hazolton.
We are glad to know that there is
mt least one Republican paper in the
district with independence enough in
its make up to como out in opposition
to tho denomination of George G..
llazelton for Congress. The Tribune
Of this week gives some pretty strong
reasons why Mr.. lla2eton should not
hc ro-nominated, and SAYS: That
George will bo re-nominated now
seems probable; hut that he should
be we are not convinced George G..
llazelton visited this city two years
ago and delivered Il hloody-shirt
harangue, which the Tribune 2harac-
teriaed rs the ahlrst speech that was
over delivered in Mineral Point
For iii hour ana aquarter said the
Tribune, " The speaker held thp attcn-
tion of every ear, depicting the danger
That would surely follow il change Of
the eontrol of the government from
the hands Of those who had preserved
ii through rebcllious war to the hands
Of those who had devoted their best CT
orts to its destruction But it failed
10 tell its readers that Mr.. Haacltou
had Int taken NJ popular clN
against the Democrats, Tor tie pu-
pose OF diyortng thu attention Of Re-
nuhEcms from his own rotten char
aeter. fhc frihune knew ii That time
that George c. llazelton Was Il dema-
gogne, hut il directly aud Indirectly
worked for his success. II tailed to
oppose MIR. lla2eltouwham il beloved
g hc corrupt III heart. aud opposed
the election Nj Mr. orion Whom II
knew - he honest and capable As
trough The sllCee,S of ,l3shnne4 an6
disfeputablc Republican Mas moro u
% fo8i3ed than the success Of la hon
est mi apyigAt Democrat Bnt Me
are right g,aathateyen ii this late day
lie Tribune secs the ertar of lis WAY,
IND THAT, Min 4 inll aaprec#1 ion
~ tue ls}llanta ,ot rps liz au-
ter 81 .ae NlehiNe ! II Nii.ap N..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

We were wrong in predicting that
Bennctt of the Tribune would sup
port IIazolton. Like Mrs. Tilton and
Eliza Pinkston, he has made another
confession. One day he swears for
lIazelton, and the next day at him.
Wo are glad to note however, from
latest adylces, that he isnow swearing
Ia the right direction
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

Eliza Pinkston first gave her tcsti-
mony against the Democrats. The
Republicans thought her II pure spot
loss woman, then; but she went back
OH the Republicans and Of course she
WAS not To he believed on oath. But
now she has gone hack On the Demo
Gratis, and in the eyes OF the Rcpubli-
cans, has become her puro and spot
lcss self again.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

The New York Times (Rep) says
that the Republicans Of Wisconsin
might do better than TO return Mr..
Howe to the Senate; they certainly
could not do worse than elect man
who tries TO succeed by the under
hand tactics, in which Mr.. Reyes ap-
pears to be proficient.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

On Friday last the Columbia College
crew won the only boat race ever
gained by an American crew in Eng
land, and won IL not by luck, but by
good hard work and skillful rowing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

The State Journal says that the
Potter Committee has "wholly failed
To furnish anything that will DO use
ful in the coming campaign" Moth
ing that will BIO useful to the Republi-
cans surely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1878.
Hon. Owen King for Congress-

Just as we go to press VIC learn Of
The nomination by the Greenback
Convention Of Hon. Owen King as
their candidate for Congress. A more
honest and earnest advocate Of the
Greenback doctrine could not have
been chosen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

The Republicans in their platforms
10 not endorse Hayes as much as
they did last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

combined, single reaper, single mower, broad CAST
sowing machine grain drill corn planter, straw cut
ter, cultivstor, corn and cobb mill, grubblns ma
chine and ttump-puller.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

Maj. II. A, Tenny has been nomina-
ted by Congress by the Greenbackors
Of the Madison District.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12
glass y.
speclal CIaa. O--No. rs.

RUNNING AND TR TrrlNG MATCHES.
The premiums in his c'ess vi he made kuawa ia
a special circular hereaftt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-12

do colored 10 landscapes Ia
do display sigI and ornamental painting, ~
do mechanical design, 1e0
do collec ton mineral specimens. ~
do display insects, property classified o.
do exhibition Of dsgu rieNtypHs, photo
grahps and ambrotvpes, each, diploma
Glass y.
No ISCRETlOSARy.
The committee will tefer 10 ruls II Of tesrll-
tons,
National Republican., 1878-01-07
IJntei Arrivals

81. J,msSS-G Fisher and + Williams, y Y; N
F't,her. Iowa. GALES, & q Atkinson. Nd: + y
Mckee, n, y; L,n Metcalf, Mass; 9 ? Ross aud u
M'HsrIg, Vas & 4 Sheplry, p: i A johnson, Md;
CE Ahruhnrns, Md BiEs. knode 4 Johnson,
Va; 4 B Gibbs Mnss; W Dayis, and A bart Va "
IIpIZ'r pE 4 q Kelley, y; Waylnnd, Now York
9 "a Fish and W ; Watson, Pa: W ID Martin, y
Y; j IJtdd, NH e u Gibbs Mass, Mass; q II T.
Piper, Tenn; DIT q Peters, Vai W IL McPartln Md;
\ Curtis ely; II II Walker, Mus.
n py Hon ] A walsh, New Orleans; Hon Henry l.
Dawes. Mrs H,Nrs Miss Dawes, Mass Q G. COihn,
Hst, n d s. wv. BuslUIG Vice President Wheeler.
y I; Nirey Barlow. London, i,ng FrGak Town. end
Martin y : Miss IaJra u, Q 'hrr Hooker, Hart.
lord; MIS- Jult SWNn, tirt9nhuTv Miss Iiitru-
n Y. DR. = VI WUOdwUrlh aud w,tr y Y; II hl /,
mas Miss II \ Y ruai, n ~ Judge " u ShipWan,
y Bdd'e HOD :, Chicago Miss Mary Wolf,
CnlTSgu: Lieut. VIM A WUlG, L = 4.
liWUGM- TH"nn,s Z kiriy, " Hon q A Mex
n u and wIu, N,W Albany, IND, & CMriChas, Philu-
drlpnm Q lis9rr s. Edi"r iIolm'"i It%th"slrr;
u Carlton and wiir, Hamilton, Canada Va;
llrITy Hobart liu-lOn Mrs aud Mrs Fitzgerald, wife
Und daughter NrnrguelA, ; A; Cot W Morris aud
II NJ llOyi, Pa Gen 4 l. Clingmnn, q Hon Philip
tCuk, t'a = MInrHr, Cali George NJ Adams. city.
u+,n'IAtm..E 5 Nirh0s, N =; y NJ AVERY, Pa
& y felwiCs, Fla; q W Lowry, > n; q W CoTsOn,
y 81 \ Whelan, ci.y; y SNWey, n y; G J Van
dclhllt, New York ctY q l. Pierce, n " l. Dym~
ing, New Orleans
National Republican., 1878-01-07
Police Court,

District cGscs-Maggic Brown, charged with
breaking a lot Of crockery belonging to Emma
Johnson was fined $40 or thirty days John Brcr-
ton profanity, forfeited 81 Bartholomew Clancy,
II vagrant was released personal rccugnizancc
on condition that he lcayc the city at once. John
Dunn, n NugEInt was required 10 give bonds. Mag
gle Brown was fined s. for profanity. Fanny smith
u yugrant, was sent down thirty days.
Enitd Sd'cs cIscs.-Frclcrirk Thomas stole a
blanket from Albert strAnss, n hurkslCr, aud wa,
fined $40 Or lhIry days, Dusnhkn - White charged
with keeping Il house Of Ill fame, was fined slJU
An HUpual was H0lvi. and bonds were liked nj ST0.
Francis jUnr- WIS brought In on attachment for
con tempt lie prucuTcl = warrant for a,suut and
battery and lheu iailui 10 appear lie gave salts
factory explanation and wa, LIsrhurlcd, Matte
with ussnuIling Joseph Wells Hs Il appeared u he
an accident. lhc,u,e Ui Alexander smith. charged
with keeping q lottery 0lNC6, was confined uutiI
today, Bonds fixed al s,gD. The ease 81 Major
llIuJvuuu was continued until tomorrow. Simon
turu,pay aud John Gudnpre. charged Whh mu.
lIr..U, u,.rRss. were Dismissed, Juhu Green Us.
sGull on Thomas Randall by -lrking hln with u
billy, was discharged. Thomas CrUu II was char ed
with stealing u number Of new papers from Fred
the prisoner wa. charged after receiving y 50.
we're lecture from thu ,uurl. Albert Washington
was hrraigued ioT stealing M OvcrCunl and pair
Of gI1res from Lewis Digs. The evidence was
conclusive against the Prs ner and lac was fined
So uT sixty days In Jan. Peter Downs assaulted
John W. Glasgow by striking him with brick,
Fined SO or thirty days In jail Mury Williams
charged Mary Adams with threatening her, aud
Albums made the same charge against William.
This was Il CIoss fire which was ended by Mary
Adams being fined s. uHd the other woman wes
discharged
National Republican., 1878-01-07
The Thespinn Club.

The Thespian Club give another Of their delight
full entertainments at the residence of Mr.. Doug.
lass, No. 1876 Il street. last Friday evening. The
comedy of"Nayal Engagements" was performed
by Mr.. Nat. olphant us admiral Ringstoa, Mr.. W.
Schuyler Johuson as LicWteHrH Kingston Miss
J ennic Douglass a. Mrs. Ihttgsr NJ Marie Nc
Cam rs Mary Mortimer, Grey DuuglaSs rs SHIRT
and Fred. tn urman as Dennis. Great credit Is due
tD Miss Hattie Root for the admirable manner IN
which she managed the stage, and also IA the ladies
aud gentlemen Of the cast for the
ncr in which they rendered their lines and the taste
display ed In their costumes. After the play the
ment. Among the many present were noticed
Mssdumes Brock, McCann Hale and JohusOn
Misses llalrltOm, Autisell Trevitt Lewis, De FrOw
Vile, and Hunna Among the gentlemen were the
Mccoy brothers, Messrs. Arms, Brewer, Sargent
Barr, Brock, Hale, Johnson, Langworthy, Wade
and Lewis.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
The Unity Club,

The Unity Club which met on Friday evening
last at the residence Of Colonel Daniels was favored
by an essay from Rev. ChGTles W. DenisOn on The
Gulf Stream" In his view this stream is Of sur
face but Of subterrauean origin, and is supplied
from the watcrt Of the Mediterranean Sea that pass
out through the celebrated passage Of Scilla and
CharybdiS into subtcrHncan rivers that again
emerge into the great Atlantic thus forming an i'm.
mense ocean ryer-the grandest natural phenome-
non on this plauet--tNat has been mihCalled the
Gulf Stream. while the Gulf Of Mexico has nothing
10 do directly with H. He presented his subject in
q most impressive and entertaining style. lie be-
heves that the Interests OF commerce aud physical
science will he promoted by his discovery, and
asks for Investigation that will lead 10 q wider in
tere,t IN the subject; Among the evidences in sup.
port of his position he cited the uniform current OF
water through Gibraltar into the Mediterranean,
must ss we'll hi the waters emptying lrOin twelve
large rivers, 20 somewhere. the heat elevation,
blush color, Impure properties. onward motion,
and great depth Of the waters of the Gulf stream US
compared with the surrounding waters of the At
lanuc. very interesting discussion Of the subJcc,
followed. The other exercises consisted OF music by
Ma Daniels and Miss Bushee and recitations by
Ed Hay and c. II. Babbitt
National Republican., 1878-01-07
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
The Avenue wa crowded with slcighs during
the entire day yesterday
Why don't some man run q telephone heaven.
wards? Possibly he might hear the angels sing.
Tho Georgetown Heights club will give their
soirre this evening, instead Of next Thursday
evening. as stated in Sunday paper.
a hopeful minister says he thinks that the time
will come when the members of u church choir
will behave Just As well us other people.
--Business at the police stations was, extremely
dull Saturday and sunday. The cold weather
must have frozen all the cissednes of human ma
ture up.
MIR Hugh Donny. who keeps the barber.shop
on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WilaTds Hotel
states that the pollcy-shOp Of Alexander smith,
raided last Friday, had no connection whatever
with his establishment.
During the twenty four hours ending at eight
O'Clock yesterday morning only twenty three ar
rests were made BY the police mostly for !ntoxica-
ton, During ne n same PeIl9d eshiy'hve persons
houses.
Saturday evening about sly :.'c,ock, A fire
was caused by deieett". nue. in the frame house,
.r-nington Childs, and occupied BY Jennie L.
Lewis. The FIRE was eHtnguished by the occupants
and police without turning in an alarm. Damage
slight.
The boys and siyls will be made happy by the
timely announcement that there is most excellent
skating on Babcock's lake. The Ice is in superb
terday was the Sabbath the ice covered with
People indulging in the invigorating exercise and
emily pleasure.
About eight O'Clock Saturday night 4 man
named John Linmead struck and knocked
down by locomotive on the railroad track. at the
corner OF Delaware avenue and II street northeast
The engine was moving slowly, and Linmead wa,
only slightly injured. He was assisted to his home
No. lis FV.:..h stitet feItn-rsst
About eleven o'clock Saturday night Thoma,
uassstt. while passing up sixth street slipped anC
fell near the corner of Louisiana avenue, and Gu
himself about the head Detective McDevitt, who
was passing at the time, removed him To Police
headquarters from whence he was conveyed 70 hi
was rendered.
"A colored citizen In Fast Washington writes
communication III reference to the resolution. al
dressed To colurcd citizens adopted at an Outrage
meeting and posted up in that section Of the city
The resolution il characterized Gu aspeRlol
upon some good citizens there are In lhe Dis
trict, and II il suggested that the perpcratUr Of tn
crime may have been white man In disguise.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
The Grow -Dourlnss Con.pIracy Case.

Thomas Douglass was brought before United
States Commissioner Mills on Saturday afternoon,
on the charge Of conspiring with John A. Grow and
Others to defraud the Treasury OF a large sum Of
money. 1t is claimed that Douglass made false
Atidavit as TO the identity Of slatery who had
a claim against the Government Mr. Randolph
COylc, the attorney for the United States asked for
o continuance until Thursday, as the witnesses
needed we've in New York and could not be
brought here until the case against John A. Grow
was concluded. objection 10 the postpOnement
was made by defendants counsel, Mr.. Warden, OH
the ground that there was no case against his
client. lie moved 10 dismiss the case against
Douglass, Os the statute under which he was ar
rested did not apply in this case. He then quoted
numerous authorities In defense Of his client but
Commissioner Wells denied the motion 10 dismiss,
and decided to continue the case until next Thurs
day aiterIlOOn at two o'clock. The prisoner was
then carried back to jail Ia default Of 5000 bonds
National Republican., 1878-01-07
Trouble In Temperance Alley.

About eleven O'Clock last evening the attention
0fthe police attracted by loud cries of"Murdcr
proceeding from house IN Temperan ce Hall alley.
Officer Harlow entered the house and found col
orrd woman. named Jane Taylor, stretched out on
the floor nnd blood streaming from gash over her
left eye On her way To the sRton-hOu her picrc-
ing screams caused large crowd 10 follow her. on
eye wHs inflicted by n man named john Blown, who
i waiter at T.. kubs restaurant. She had di III
Guilty with him regarding man Who had visited
her IN his absence, and after a wurdy war, Brown
flrd her TO the floor, and proceeded to give her a
good wkppng She seemed very much troubled
IN regard 10 her baby, which was brought to her
and ~hr soon quiclcI down. Brown effected his
eaLn u MI had not boon cnptmrel mr 70 INTO hnur.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
NIinar DistrIct Notea.

-fhe Commissioners have informed the petit
TONERS that they unable At present to put street
lamps on NJ. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northwest and North Capitol street. between
Massachusetts avenue and ii street northeast.
"A building permit has been issued to James
Robbins for four two.stOry brick buildings on Thr-
teenth, between and I streets northwest, $500.
Licenses have been issued rs follOws A. Park
inson hotel; Leddingham Co, livery stable; +.
NJ Hanson, insurance agent; b. H. Warner, auc-
tioneer; J. 7. Caldwell, auctioneer; Waite Bros,
liquor dealers.
The weekly report Of the Treasurer shows that
the receipts of his Office for that time have been
SOL 1850. Balance in treasury, sli637i.0s.
The District gas bill for the month Of December
amounts to Sll 3i3 So and for Georgetown 81 2g7 60
The break IN the Tiber sewer, on North Capitol
street has been completed under the immediate
supervision Of the Engineer. He succeeded in per.
forming In two weeks what the contractors could
not accomplish in the three months they were
working.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
Renl Estate Transfors.

r. W bowman ct al. to o. C. Green, for s4OD, lots
l. s. and T. subdivision square 63S; W. +. Hall to
A. J. Hall. for S., lot a. square 5lS W. f. Hall to
A. J. Gilbert, for IS, lot 30, square 5ls; Mary +.
Stickney to II. G. Alleman, for 500 lot 36 square
1877; Edward Middleton 10 +. 7. Burke, for ~ 600
lot X, subdivision square 29l; George Mason 10 +,
r. Burke, for $40 lot 80, subdivision square y7i
James McSherry to the president and directors OF
Georgetown College for sl0, all land standing In
the name Of the party of the first part occupied by
W. A Richardson, for 81 700, lots l0 90 a. o. 23 "a
D. o. q, u % 20, 81, II, 81, s. 3d. b. 5S SO, CO. Il
o. 90 iOi l05 lO6 lO7 l0S lOs, and no. square Cly
National Republican., 1878-01-07
IN CSEM ENTS.
Musical and Dramatic.

All Souls Church, the elegant edifcc recently
erected by the rnitarians on the corner of Four.
teenth and streets, Is decided ornament to that
section Of the city. An entertainment In aid of tho
building fund Of the church will be given this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. II will comprise
Mahau Miss Lucas, Me,srs. Murscll and Widney
and the comedy of Down by the Sea-" which was
given 50 successfully about year ago at willard
Hall and is now repeated by genenal request. Some
Of the leading talent Of the Thaian Club will take
part, and the stage management will be in the
hands of Mr.. Thad.IK. Sailer.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
4 rrest of Miss wll.on,. supposed AssalIant.

The police of the seventh Precinct, where the
Outrage on Miss Wilson was porpetrnted, are still
hard at work endcavorng to tud u clue To her
Hs,saHL saturday afternoon Lieutenant Kelly
arrested CulDred man named Lewis Tahb who
lives on Delaware avenue, between l. and sllCels
northeast, on suspicion Of being the guilty party.
He WIS taken before the young lady, whr stated
that his ~Dul somewhat rcsenibled the one worn by
the man " h. assaulted her but she could not dcH-
tify him by h- face. lie l. rather heavily built
but has no 'L'CWhiskcrs, the only hair on his face
buiuE drretu muustuChC. He II uily denies any
EnpwlC'lsc "i th" crime " th which he j. ChnrgGd
aud Sh!, that Du the night in question he was Rt
pONud.pmN un b,uhduTy strtCt between Twelfth
and hircol h str c,s nuflhw,.t he will be taken
70 Mis- Wilson's !.sidcUcc again This morning In
OIlNr LLLAL -Mr M.ay hnNu g-Nn LmDk NJ hlm.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
A Poorhouse Library.

Commissioner Caswell. Of the Washington Asy.
lum, has started movement that should
have long since been put in operation.
He was not slow to discover that the
inmates, both of the poor and workhouse, spent
all their time when awake in idleness and there
being nothing to occupy their minds, they had
chance to concoct deytry or mischief, II so in.
clined Knowing that many Of the inmates would
gladly have their attention engaged In some way
that might tend to their advancement, he Is making
the effort TO secure library for their use Those
able to read will be furnished with books and can
contribute to the entertainment OF their Rss lcatcs
by reading 10 them. In order IN advance the pro-
Jcct and make 1t popular, Co onel Faehtz, the in-
tcudant OF the asylum has consented to read To his
extensive mtly Onco y week Rnl permit them the
enjoyment Of all PRIVILEGES that the rules wiz nd
NIT IN cultvGtng their minds and storing their
heads with sound and proper Information. To
make this plan success the assistance Of the pub
lie is needed and can be Of great service In pro-
noting H. There arc many persons who have
books which they have read and no longer desire
to keep, hut throw them aside to moulder or be
destroyed Those would become very valuable AT
the asylum II those that are dcslrous OF helping
the cOmmendable project Of Commissioner Caswel
have books that they are willing TO dispose Of IN
this manner will send them to his office, ut the Co
lumbia Building. to Colonel Faehtz, or send word
where they can be obtained, the donation will be
thank fully received and appreciated
National Republican., 1878-01-07
An EAmII.ulLIn MI.InLn

At ono pfth' lecture. rcrrntly dcliverc by d..
HNuuina "lr mdis only Dr, Mary WaIkrr
dc ed "a. usual and handling cane In mN,c,I-
lin" style maho her appearance q, one of the uu-
dnOrs. Or BANNING hat never met pr Mary aud
when her blurrn'" garments, accompanied by the
zane, came into view, he remarked, sir, think
yuu have Muuic m stake. This lecture Is for
Iuiics unly.' The auIicucu burst into rOpr OF
laughter aud llis itl!c Doctor was permitted to re
main, niter an explanation thai the only masculine
part phnui her was kUr brJ UchGs umd cane.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
The Metropolitan Church Temperance So
CietH.

The young people Of the Metropolitan Sunday
school met at five o'clock yesterday in the lecture
room Of the church and proceeded to organize the
Metropolitan Sunday-school Temperance Society.
Rev. Dr. Newman took the chair and opened the
.ao.tins with short and appropriate prayer. The
Iii o.ys,it,,,i,r ,-,- ---I-1 sod -dnptal The
on CpnsttutlOn was '-s.s. -'e'': -
regular annual meeting was appointed Tor rne INST
sunday In December The following named gen
uemen were elected to serve the appointed term :
shicg and Atkinson. vice-prcsldents; MIR. Barnes
recording secretary; Mr.. Fred McK-nney. assistant
recording secretary; Mr.. James Bu,hby, cUrre
spending secretary; and Mr.. l.. Henry treasurer.
The officers elected were also constituted COM
mlt,ee 10 draft code Of bylaws The society ad-
journed TO meet next Sunday evening at four
bo held.
National Republican., 1878-01-07
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
The Water Districts.

The new Water Registrar, Mr. Thomas c. Cox
has divided the territory over which water mains
have been laid into ten water districts. the number
ing Of them to commence at the Navy Yard and 50
on to and including Georgetown; each district TO
be under the care and management Of compe-
tent inspector. A complaint book will be opened
at the Water Registrars office. The inspectors will
be required to inform themselves daily of the con-
tents Of this book make immediate investigation
and apply the necc- Sary remedy. A chief inspect
or will be appointed, who will have general super
vision and oversee the operations OF the ten sub
inspectors. M additional water mains will be laid
until spring. ON account of the recent cold SNAP
many persons have permitted continuous flow OF
water In thyir premises in order To prevent a
6raazc in the pipes and as result the supply on
The higher rr;.- A. has been considerably dimin
shed. The water department annpumcS~ tna' IL
this practice Is persisted IN ne supply VIII ~ once
National Republican., 1878-01-07
Surrendered Himself,

Saturday evening, man who gave his name rs
John e, Sa'E-uppcarcl al The Finh Precint Stutuu,
d slHIcd u Sergeant Guy that he recently stole
watch and some m 'ney in Baltimore and he de
sired 70 surrender him elf ~ the police TO be taken
unrk t. Hulim rc. He wa, turned over ~ the de
tr't W un,. rr, ~ F,lic Headquarters. II was su-
j. i"l i,lN sack, Muulu.l 10 Impose upon the pNlipc
sc .iUHt u getting II hCc passage To- baltimore
.ru communicates with The Bu.ti'n he OH
,,,, luprrHrrd tina, they wanted him, upd John
WUp lahvu ~ that city last night.