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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-11
Il LIVELY SCRIMMAGE.
Arresting Boisterous Individusl-An Of
Ger Accused of Brutality.

Arrosting BOisterous Individusl-An Off
Ger Accused of Brutality.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock the
length OF Jackson street from the levee to
Third street, was the confused scene of small
sized riot. The affair began on the hill at the
corner OF Third and the levee. Two strangers
got into muss, and Officers Murphy and Nor
gan came up to interfere. The small man of
the party was paciied by Officer Murphy and
led away. The big stranger bounded
down to Bench street and up to the Sioux City
freight house. Officer Morgan called Officer
Gibbons to his assistance, and both went after
the runaway. They got him, and with him a
very large sized contract. The big stranger
was big on the muscle. AS he was brought
along jackson street there was mingled mass
OF legs, policemen and wrlthing stranger FL
naliy the captive was bound with ropes and
carted up to the station. Thee he wouldn't
he doubled up into a cell until he had out
wrestled several Of the force and become ex-
hausted himself. The small man gave the
name of OBrien; the big fellow was giving SO
much attention to the police, he didn't have
time to give his name.
Some of those who witnessed the arrest of
the large man near the st. Paul & Sioux City
freight depot, allege that Officer Gibbons was
brutal in his treatment Of the man. These
parties say that the man was willing to 90 with
the officers, but objected to going with Morgan
because he (Morgan) had his club drawn and
threatened to strike him. Officer Gibbons
came up and dealt the man terrific blow on
the back of the head. which would nearly have
killed any other than a drunken man. He bled
fearfully from the blow, and whatever his
original blow of Gibbons as unnecessary and
brutal
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Masnicipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.]
CRIMINAL

CRIMINAL
The City VS.. Louis Hamelin, drunk. Fined
So. Paid.
The City VS.. George E. Morris, vagrancy.
Committed to jail for fourteen days.
CIVIL.
Joseph Artle vs. Robert Roller. Action fol-
alleged services. Set for trial December 81.
1878, at 10 A. M.
William Jennerich VS.. The Minnesota State
Agricultural Society ct al. Action of trespass
quar- eclasum Continued to next general term.
Bruno Beaupre VS. P. W. Scott Action for
alleged rent. Continued to next general term.
Michaud Bros. VS.. E. Frank. Action on &C
count. Set for trial December 10, 1878, at 2
P. NJ.
King Bros. & Co. VS.. John Miner. Action as
surety. Settled and dismissed.
j. W. T. Frost VS.. Esdrs. Morressette and
Henry Coursalle. Action on promisory note.
Continued TO next general term.
A. r. Capehaft VS.. M. A. Balfour. Action
for rent. Settled and dismissed.
Mary A. McMath VS.. William J. Parsons.
Action for alleged rent. Continued to next
general term.
William Schmidt & Co. VS.. Jacob Peterson.
Action for goods sold and delivered. Settled
and dismissed.
Kloss Bros. VS.. J. E. Culligan. Action for
goods sold and delivered. Judgment for plain
tiffs for $176.65.
William Schmidt VS.. George Enlen. Ac-
ton on promissory note. Judgment for plain
tiff for $17S.7S,
James NJ. Smith & Co. VS.. G. s. Kimball &
Son. Action on bill of exchange. Defendants
defaulted.
Fay & Smith VS.. o. A. Smith & Co., On mo-
ton of defendants, the plaintiffs were CURED
to give security for costs.
j. O. MCCARTHY VS.. James King. Action
for groceries. Continued until Dec. IL, 1878,
at 10 A, NJ.
Carrie Swenson VS.. Lewis A. Mcknight.
Case set for trial Dec. 10, 1878, at 2p. NJ.
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THE COURTS.
United States Circqsit Court.
Before Judpe Nelson

Before Judge Nelson.l
The court opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The hearing of motions and the call Of the
calendar were continued, as follows:
Cases continued law
6. John N. Hutchinson vs.. Charles B. New
combe ct al. Assumpsit.
ID. s. Y. Hyde ct al. VS.. G. G. Young ct al.
Trover.
IA. Mary A. Byrne ct al. VS.. Henry E. seelye.
Ejectment.
Is. Mary A. Byrne ct al. VS.. Daniel Stewart.
Ejectment.
Is. Benjamin F. Paul VS. Lester T. Hubert
ct al Breach Of contract.
II. Anna E. Findley VS.. The Phoenix In
surance company. Contract of insurance
IS. Henry G.. Judd ct al. VS.. Otto Sontag ct
al. Suit by commission merchant to recover
advances.
%. The United States vs.. Benjamin Soule.
Trover.
Criminal cases continued-51A. The United
government lands.
81. The United States VS.. Fred E. Barrows,
ct al. Cutting timber on government lands.
Miscellaneous-2. Lewis Grieser ct al VS..
The Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad Company.
Unlawful discrimination. Case to be tried by
court. Stipulations to be fled
&c. Sarah Garrett VS.. Martin DELANEY, Ma
licious prosecution. Motion for continuance
submitted.
~. Jacob A. Henry VS.. The Town of Red
Rock. Suit on coupons. Trial by court. Slip
ulation to be fled.
49,. Edward Ingham VS.. The Connecticut
Fire Insurance company. On policy of insur-
ance. Motion to dismiss for want of iurisdic-
ton denied.
54A. James N. Granger, assignee, etc., re-
spondent, VS.. Norman B. Howard, appellant.
Motion to dismiss; appeal withdrawn.
70. Lester I. Hulbet ct al. VS.. Benjamin F.
Paul and wife. For specific performance, ETC.
Interlocutory decree.
so. Jonathan Edwards trustee, vs. George
A. Sanory ct al. Pro confesso decree in refer
ence to clerk.
80. Jacob s. Wetmore ct al, trustees, VS.
the ST. Paul Pacific railroad company ct al. s;
foreclosure-for hearing on pleadings and
proofs. Motion to remand argued and sub
mitted.
The jury was called, and all having answered
to their names, they were discharged until 10
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
Judge Dillon arrived yesterday afternoon,
and will preside to-day.
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If in nothing else, st. Paul is true to herself
IN supporting home talent when displayed in
amateur theatricals or musical performances
given by members of Society" And last
night at the Misses Banning complimentary
performance the house was well filed even to
standing room down stairs, and in the dress
circle there were but few vacant seats The
play chosen for the OCCASION San Unequal
Match, was by no means an easy one, even for
professionals.
Many professional companies of high pre-
tensions, have fallen far below the entertain
ment presented last evening. That critical
persons might find fault, is true, but it is very
rare that an amateur performance is given in
SO creditable manner. Miss Ella Banning,
the star of the evening, acquitted herself
admirably, and won frequent and de-
served applause Her transformation from
was admirably rendered Miss Rachael
Rice as Mrs. Montressor, the society woman,
was also excellent, and Miss May Banning rem
dered Bessy Hebblethwaite in fine style. The
mounting of the play was superior, and we do
not remember to have seen its equal in ST.
Paul, with but a single exception. Altogether
the lady aud gentlemen amateurs have every
reason to be satisfied with their appearance on
the stage.
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CITY GLOBULEs.
The sale of the Sattler stock of goods,
assignment, will take place Tomorrow.

The sale of the Sattler stock of goods, on
assignment, will take place tomorrow.
Yesterday Robert Brofhelder was arrested for
using the wood inspectors certificate twice.
The case was postponed in the Municipal court
to the 18th inst.
Mr.. John Douglass of Winona, has been ap-
pointed special treasury agent, vice DR.. A. p.
Hickman. Mr.. Douglass will locate his head
quarters in the st. Paul custom house.
The meeting of the Women's Christian Tenn
peance union will be held to-day at the residence
of Mrs. Bishop, l24 Broadway, between Sew
enth and Eighth streets, at o'clock P. NJ.
Yesterday Schultz q Weiss, wholesale mil
inery, doing business at No. 1902 East Third
street, made an assignment of their business
to Robert A. Smith. Schultz, doing business
also in Minneapolis, made an assignment there
to Ralph Rees. No preferred creditors.
The department of the interior intends to
stir up the pine timber thieves again. Special
Agent G. A. Henry has been transferred from
Louisiana to cooperate with Agent Jones in
taking the matter in hand. Instructions are
given to keep an eye peeled for any depreda-
tions during the cutting season this winter.
Mrs. Anderson, soprano, will contribute two
vocal solos at the sixty-frst concert of the ST.
Paul Musical society next Tuesday, thef17th, at
the Opera House. Mrs. Anderson is renowned
vocalist from Boston. and new conner to this
State, and will surely add much to the attrac-
tion of the first concert of the sixteenth series
of our Musical society.
He went into supper at the fremont house,
leaving his hack at the door. In the hack he
left a buffalo robe. He came out from supper,
found the hack but didn't find the buffalo
robe. Then Whitney, who drives the hack for
Dane Burke, tore up to police headquarters to
complain. After diligent search Detective
Bresett recovered the robe IN pawnshop on
Jackson street. The thief has not been eau ht.
All this trouble for Mr.. Whitney's carelessness.
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ETHERLDGE SEEN AGAIN.
Inc Wonderful Detective Skill Of Bill
Kings Paper Produces Him in Wiscon-

Inc Wonderful Detective Skill Of Bill
Kings Paper Produces Him in WiscOn-
sin Sitting on a Log and Counting His
Bonds.
The course taken by Charles Etheridge in his
flight no longer remains mystery. How he
left here and what route he took has been re-
vealed. And the credit of the whole affair is
due to the Pioneer Press. As detective that
concern is only second to Mr.. Merriam's tray
cling companion, WESTWARD hor' It will be
remembered the GLOBE told of Etheridge's
supposed presence in North Platte, Nebraska,
and that the p. p. did not. The Pioneer Press,
about the time Mr.. Merriam returned from his
excursion, published or uttered picture
maps and pictures are in its ine-of Charles
Etheridge. That artistic presentation of the
great defaulter is just what's done it. Solely
due to that picture, the whereabouts Of
Charles Etheridge on the oath of November.
one month after he was seen in Milwaukee, is
given. When spotted, he was counting the
bonds he had bought in Milwaukee. But the
following letter to Chief Weber tells the story
OF the discovery, and the Pioneer Press enter
PRISE:
MAIDEN Rock P. O.,
PIERCE COUNTY, Wis, Dec. 6.
Chief of Police st. Paul, MINI.
DEAR SIR: I have been on hunting ex-
petition up in Barron and Chippewa counties,
Wisconsin And on arriving at home, Dec
9th, saw in the st. Paul Pioneer Press a por-
trait picture of a defaulter in St. Paul
by the name of Etheridge. Now what 1
wish to inform you is as follows, viz: While
out hunting on Nov. "a and 25th, on road
used in the pineries for supply road, four or
five miles from the settlement, saw gentle
man, In dress and appearance. sitting on the
side log of a log bridge. He held in his hand
large yellow envelope. The position
in which he sat showed to
me ne was in the act OF
approaching him, made noise, which at
tracted his attention. And in an instant he
dropped over the bridge AS approached he
came up from under the bridge with his hand
kerchief in his hand, wiping his mouth as after
the act of drinking. l saw no envelope when
he came up. l passed the time of day with
him and went on. But after
looking back found he was on the watch. At
this time 1 knew nothing of the St. Paul rob-
berry, nor until got home. When I saw that
picture in Pioneer Press l spotted that man as
the man had seen in the woods while hunting.
He also had large satchel, trunk fashion, two
locks, oil cloth glazed. This man was
and moustache; height about five feet ten
inches; weight, l think, 145 to $50 pounds. He
was travelling the supply road leading
from Sumner, Barron county, to Big Bend,
Chippewa county, Wisconsin. Respectfully,
JOHN H. BRAsINaToN.
N. 81 live six miles from Maiden Rock, on
Rush River.
depart for ''the pineries' to-day. He will be
accompanied by Pioneer Press representa-
tive-that is if the reportorial Siamese twins
of that Institution be separated without
loss of life. 1t is possible that in this great
emergency Bill King will send both of them.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Common Coun-
Gil.

Special Meeting.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. 10, 1878.
President Rhodes in the chair.
Present-Ald. Allen, Belote, Dowlan,
Grace, Griggs, Kittson, O'Connor, Smith,
Sanborn, Mr.. President.-1O.
COMMUNICATIONS, ETC.
From His Honor the Mayor
Calling the meeting for the purpose of ap-
proving an award of contract to VIM. Dens-
more.
Accepted.
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Awarding contract to VIM. Densmore
for the construction of sidewalks as per adj
vertisement of Nov. %, 1873 Total amount
S2,786.O0. Sureties, R. B. Galusha and Dan
lei Mullin.
Award approved.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Belote, Dowlan, Grace,
Griggs, Kittson, O'Connsr Smith, Sanborn,
Mr. President-1O.
Nays-None.
The petition of j. S. Mcmillan for per-
mission to slaughter hogs in the city limits
was laid over.
The express license of Fl. Ritzke was
transferred to j. King.
Adjourned.
WM. RHODES,
President of Council.
NJ. j. O'GoNNoR,
City Clerk.
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The first number of the above entitled paper
made its appearance yesterday morning. It is
published by Messrs. E. 81. Ertel and M. W.
Avery, and is gotten up in excellent style. tt
is what it's name indicates, hotel reporter
and is not only of great interest to the travel
ing public but to all business men who wish to
keep the run Of the travellers. We wish it sue
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Everything to amuse children at Merrilrs S.
A Murderous Midnigut Rumpus.

About IL o'clock last night Mrs. Peterson's
place, on the corner of Fourth and Rosabel
streets, was the scene of another murderons
row. Two of her boarders got into a discus
sion, and one pushed the other down a back,
outdoor stairway. As the man fell he yelled
out murder Officer Cook heard
the cry, and went to him.
As the officer approached, the man, who had
done the knock down business, fed The Off
Ger called on him to halt, but he would not
Then he fired two shots at him, which brought
the fugitive to a halt with the cry for mercy.
He was taken in charge, and led to where the
other man was lying He was found to be
senseless. Meanwhile, Officer Rouleau having
heard the shots came up. The man who had
been Knocked down was revived. and gave his
name as by Ronning; the other answered to
the name of Peterson. Ronning evidently suf-
fered SO much that he was released and sent
home for medical attendance
Nh 90 ~
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

The names and places of residence of the person.
forming this association, are:
Ganute Anderson, of Grantsburgh, Wisconsin
Frank e. Pratt, of Rush City, Minnesota
W. Fl. Wynkoop, of Rush City, Minnesota.
=: p Robe, of Rush City, Minnesota.
Ihos. +; Flynn, Of Rush City, Minnesota.
F. H. Flynn, Of Rush City, Minnesota.
-. squires of Rush City, Minnesota.
J. B. Marteu, of Rush City, Minnesota.
I. spooner, of Rush City, Minnesota.
"a: finland, OF Rush City, Minnesota.
Q. ". Smith, of Rush City, Minnesota
S. g. johnson, of Rush City, Minnesota.
Gustav Victor, of Rush City, Minnesota.
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ST. PAUL, Dec. 10th, 1878.
Having determined to add an insurance de-
partment to my business, comprising both fire
and life have been made the representative
OF the following old and we'll known frst-class
companies
The Equitable Life Assurance Company of
the United States, for which L have received
the State agency.
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company, of
New York.
The Commonwealth Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Boston.
The st. PaulEFire and Marine Insurance Com
pany.
Those who appreciate really sound policies,
Which shall assure their families of a provision
after DEATH or pay. them the value OF their
property in case of fire, requested to favor
me with a share Of their patronage.
have associated with me in the fire insurance
business MIR. James L. Robbins, who is fully
authorized to represent me in all business per-
tanning thereto, and to make contracts therefor
in my behalf.
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A Minneapolis Confidence Man in the
Cooler.


Cooler.
Yesterday a Minneapolis harness maker
named Charles Elliott, played the confidence
game on Frink & Knauft, boots and shoes, No.
LIZ East Seventh street. He iammed his foot
into boot. declared it a fit, and offered in paw
ment check for 1923 on Dawson & Co. At the
time there was rush of business,
and the check was not scrutinized particularly.
The boats cost S.. Is, and the change, SI7.25,
was handed back to him. He left. Shortly
afterwards one of the firm took look at the
check, and concluded it was suspicious. He
carried it to Nortons & Wares, and there it was
declared forgery. forgery it was. The
transaction was reported to Officer Gibbons,
and description of the customer was given.
just about supper time the officer espied the
man entering the Minnesota home. He pro.
ceeded to intercept him, and told him he was
wanted. When told for what, Elliott had
nothing to say. He was taken to the station,
and there evinced great good nature over the
difficulty.
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W0RSTEDa.
Of BE 23SBSSe8B5gBgDt for
Partial Grading Of 9th Street.
OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC WORKS.

OfTJCt Uf TIE Il5AKLJ Of HUi5LIC Y OKKS, 7
Cry OF ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 8, 1878
The re-assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the partial grading of Fifth
street, from Hoffman avenue 10 Maria avenue.
in the City of st. Paul, Mimi. having been
completed and entered of record by the Board
of Public @ orks in and for said city the said
Board will meet at their Office in said city at u
H., on the Goth day of December A. d. 1873. to
hear obiections{f any to said assessment at
which time and place. unless sufficient cause is
shown to the contrary, the said re-assessment
will be confirmed.
The following is list of the supposed OWL
ers' names, the description of the property. and
the amounts assessed against the same, to-wit:
LaLnana Dnannxaa LII
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Meanly Malicious.

Under the heading of "Queen of Song"
the last number of Harper's Bagar gives an
excellent portrait of Marie Roze, accompa-
MED by most iattering notice. This is the
title by which she is generally recognized in
the leading cities and by the leading critics.
1t remained for st. Paul to produce men suf-
ficiently mean and malicious, and journal
sufficiently unprincipled to basely attack
lady, simply because some understrapper
failed to receive tickets. It is poor encour-
agement for artists of celebrity TO make a
lengthy journey to st. Paul. if such treat
ment is accorded them. Marie Roze can,
however, rest assured that our citizens uni
yersally denounce the indecent attack, and
speak only with contempt of the writer and
the paper.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Graltsblrgl, Rush City & Saint
Cloud Railroad Company.
ARTICLE FIRST.

The corporate name of the Corporation hereby
created or formed, is "The Grantsburgh, Rush City
and ST. Cloud Railroad Company The general
nature OF the business of said corporation is the To-
cation construction operation repair and maintain
snce OF line OF railroad within the State of Mime
sofa, commencing at point in the River st. Croix.
on the Inns between the State of Wisconsin and Min
nesota at point of junction with the line of railroad
OF the st. Cloud, Grantsburgh and Ashland Railroad
company, now being constructed between Grants
ourgn ana the st. Croix River, in the State Of Wis
consn, thence extending westwardly from said river
Chlsago county to Rush City in said county, thence
through portion of said county, by such feasible
route as may be adopted, to Cambridge, in Isanti
county, and thence in said last named county to
Princeton, in Mile Laos county, and from Princeton
to some convenient point tho line of the ST. Paul
apd PACIFIC Railroad, in the county of Benton, and
thence to the city of st. Cloud, in Stearns county;
TO construct and operate the sae or such parts and
sections thereof as said corporation may be enab ed
TO construct and to charge reasonable tolls and fares
the transportation OF persons and property and
The principal office and place of business of this
corporation is Rush City, in said Chisago comfy.
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Evergreens and MOSES

Walter M. Eddy, successor to Cooley & Co.,
corner Sixth and Wabashaw streets, received
this day from the Apostle Islands, Lake Supe-
rlor, the finest lot, it is said, of running vines
and MOSES that ever came TO this market.
Church committees will find it to their interest
to call and examine. Christmas trees will ar
rive next week
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Election Prosecutions in Louisiana

New ORLEANS. Dec. 9.-Nine or ten prisoners
from Natchitochea parish, arrested for violation
of the election law, will arrive by the steamer
Briefly tomorrow.
Herbert Republican candidate for Congress
at the late election. left for the Third Con-
gressional district to gather evidence for his
contest against Acklen for his seat in Congress.
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All persons buying pocket book or work
box amounting to one dollar can have their
name gilded on the same, free of charge, at
JULIUS BUECHNER & Son,
60 West Third street.
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

The government of said corporation shall be vested
IN board OF seven CD directors, to be elected an
nuay, by the stockholders, on the first Tuesday of
December the first election by the stockholders to
De hed IN 1872 unless otherwise provided by the by
laws OF the company. The names of the first board
OF directors, who shall hold their offices as such until
ther successors are elected, and enter upon their
duties such, are:
Canute Anderson. Frank II. Pratt, w. H. Wynkoop
J.. B. Martel -. squrss, H. P. Robbie and Thos. +.
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The amount Of capital stock of said corporation is
rive hundred Thousand (S50o,00O) Dollars, to be di
subscribed from time to time the Board of Directors
may determine: provided, however, that said com
pahy may commence business when the amount of
that stock may be subscribed by and issued to towns
counties cities, or any municipality, voting or giving
ald III bonds or otherwise for the construction Of said
railroad, or any part thereof.
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Ladies imitation seal caps and the new felt
Darby hats at Pannells, Ill East Seventh
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q Ia1nDeft s ceIebrated make.
eH-Watch Repairing is one of our especial strong
holds, having learned the trade in Europe having
grown up in the business, and having worked four
years at one of the principal Watch Importers on
Maiden Lane, New York, and afterwards at Jaccards
in st. Louis. In this branch we guarantee entire
satisfaction.
Persons desiring goods in the above line, or wish
ing to inspect or purchase, in view of the approach
ing Holiday Season, should not fail to examine our
stock before buying. Our prices will be found as
kOtC as the tOUeSt. 3I4-sUSw
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

Ine highest amount of Indebtedness or liability
10 winch SAID corporation shall at any time be sub
lect, shall be two hundred thousand (s2OO, OOs)
dollars. W0'''o'
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W1rth Before the District Court on Habeas
Corpus Proceedings--POints Made by the
Attorneys--The Case Continued, Wirth in
the Meantime Being Consigned to the
Custody of sheriff King.
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ST. PAn1. Doc 10th !

Ladies, be sure to read over the list Of holi-
day goods advertised by Emil Geist in want
column.