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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.


Yesterday afternoon Mayor PilsbaFy re-
ce,ved q telegram from Senator James D.
Eustis. now In Washington, informing MS
honor that the Finance Committee had re-
ported, unanimously, in favor OF an appro.
priation Of $4,000 for the re-eetablishment OF
The mint In this city Mr.. Eustis says that
the fight was q Lard one, the rivalry beng
very great. He also asks the Mayor TO tee
graph Immediately the views OF tne Gl.y
Council concerning the giving Oh ciear
title to the United States OF the
0r0unds on which the mint is erecten
5r IL must be remembered that the
square bounded by Esplanade, Barracks,
Decatur and Old Levee streets, Was ceded 10
The Federal government on condition Oh tne
establishment and maintenance Of min,
fhereupon, and that in 1876 the City Councii
passed an ordinance looking toward tne re- !.
obtaining possession OF the square since II
had ceased to be used for the purposes IOr
which It was originally coded: Mayor Plis'
bury. after consultation with the city ADMIN.
istrators, Immediately after the receipt Oh
Senator Eustis' dispatch, telegraphed TO hin
that the terms Of the United States govern.
merlt were accepted, and that at the nexl
meeting of the Council on Thursday adjourned
from yesterday owing to the want Of quorum
a formal cession would be authorized, o
which Senator Eustis would be informed
Immediately after the passage OF the ordin
.Rnce.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
CAPITOL NOTES.

Col Frank Hatch, who returned from Wash
ington day or two since, paid his respects to
the Governor on Monday.
Superintendent Lusher reports the applica-
lions from the parish school boards for the
apportionment Of the school fund exceedingly
good, but finds the reports due from the Off
GERS OF those boards exceedingly slow In COM
ing in. He has determined not to make ap-
portionments unless the parish making
application therefor has its report in.
The Governor has commissioned the follow
ing gentlemen as the members OF the Board
of Health for the city OF Baton Rouge: DR. D,
Duchene, Dr. 4. H. Day and S. NJ. Ha. !. ESD
He also commissioned Robert Weiman
Nichols as commissioner OF deeds for tn,
State Of Louisiana In Arkansas, and located
at Helena, Ark.
The numerous applications, persona, |, and
otherwise, for positions on the Board OF Flour
Inspectors leads some of the State-House OH,
cias to the belief that there is millions In 1t,
so to speak, and Notwithstanding the TACT
that the Governor has announced his inten,,
ton of filling the vacancies on that board
with none but experts, he has the usual num-
Der of applications, the majority OF when are
made by those who know nothing whatever
of the hIGnpSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
WEEKLY LIST OF PATENTS.

The following patents were passed to issue
by the United States Patent Office March 26,
1873, and will be illustrated and officially an
nounced in No. 10 Of the Official Gazette,
which will be issued April 8, 1873:
SOUTHERN STATES.
II. A. Walker, Ramaleburg, n. C., saw
cleaner for cotton gins. G. E. Mccarthy, For
syth, Ga, horse powers. F. Cook, New Or Or
ton Plant Miss, machine guns. T. J. Brown,
Fairfield Fairfield, Tex, horse hoes and cultiyators;
J. P Morris, Paris, Tex, curtain rollers and
brackets. F. McCulley, Mckinney, Tex,
solutions for preserving meats. F. A. Saw
yer. Houston, Tex, .vapor burners. [. Boyer,
4 W. Fl. King, Louisville, KY, machines for
grinding, smoothing and polishing glass. A.
Hurst & F. W. Smith, Louisville, KY, box
fasteners for egg cases, etc. 0. E. DAVIDSON,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, paper bags. o. E. David
son, GAINESVILLE Tenn, paper bag machines
Q. Holden, st. Louis, No, grain driers. NJ
Fassett, st. Louis, Mo-, grain binders: J.
Hutton, st. Louis, Mo-, utilizing waste heat
Of furnace. Fl. G. Cady, Belleyille, Ark, feed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
HAVE WE JURIES ?
A Test Case Filed Before the Supreme
Court.


The question as to whether the jury i'm
paneled to serve in the Superior District
Court for the month of April could continue
to serve their term out has been much
yexed question among our lawyers. When
the Governor signed the new jury law chang
ing in many respects the old manner OF draw
ing iuries, both the Superior Criminal Court
and First District Court ceased to try their
cases, as the new law was to take effect from
and after it's passage. For number OF days
past it has been reported that
TEST CASE
would be made up before the Supreme Court
by way of mandamus to settle this, and yes
terday these surmises were confirmed. e. H.
Iuzenburg, Esq, filed in the Supreme Court
the following petition:
Petition of Ephraim Maurice, praying for
a writ of mandamus against the Judge OF the
Superior Criminal Court, parish OF Orleans:
10 the honorable the Chief Justice and Assoct-
ate Justices of the Supreme Court ot Louis
lana: 81,
The petition of Ephraim Maurice, residing
in New Orleans, respectfully shows that he is
held in confinement in the Parish fIlson o.
the city 81 New Orleans, by virtue OF mutt,
INNS directed to the sheriff Of the CIlmna,
Court and keeper of the Parish Frlson, ls S,t
fnm tic honorable Superior Criminal Ionlt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lima De MURsKA.

lima de Murska was very fortunate last
evening in her selections which included the
grand aria from Linda di Chamounix" and
the
CASTA DIVA
of Norma" the greatest inspiration OF the
genius of BellDi, whose brilliant career was
cut down in the bloom of manhood. The "di-
vine song" was rendered with splendid effect
by de Murska, who seemed herself to have
been inspired by the gracefully cadenced and
impressive strains Of the MASTER and her
mastery of all the exquisite difficulties OF
song manifesting themselves In the cabaletta
in supremely beautiful and correct manner
There was no recourse to artitice or trumpery,
a fact which we are exceedingly pleased to
note, and we are free TO confess 1t, there is
nothing in the repertoire of the songstress-
as far as we have heard her-that deserves as
much admiration. Brgnoli, Suzini, Maxim
and Hill shared in the success Of the enter
tainment The matinee to-day will doubtless
be well attended. 1t will be the last appear
ance Of de Murska and her combination.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Colville Folly Company in burlesque at
noon and at night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-E 2 BsvIngsr. St
Mary: DR. Taylor. New York: E L Morse,
city; H Handlan. Jr. st Louis; = kaun-
man. Mobile: + Poole, Chicago; Hill Burg
win, Pittsbnrg: Goldman. Norfolk; ghas K
Smedes. Mississippi City: Roberts, Tennes-
Washington: Alex Henderson: New York; B
Graft, Jr. St Louis; L W Bean and wife. Phila.
dsiphia: Il Walker. T ehaffer. st Mary; ] 8
Batter Macon, G.. Ghas e. Miller. New York.
ish, La; Doughty, Louisiana; " Z !, T Flake
Miss Wood. T s Wood Ohio; 9 Heryg. ar
kansas; A Tompkins. Indiana: Hunt
tan Paul W Ballford " q Hooker. New York !:
E W HAYNES, Raleigh. n g; b o dladney. st
CITY HOTEL-Thos Elders. Joserh Cox.
England B Hurlbut. NJ West and wife. Mis-
sissippt; Miss Warren Texas; Taos Freeman,
Mariessa G.: Benz Hunt, Pr Phillips III u and
SPRING.; L.hn r Wauleworth, East Pasea-
goula: J Marshall. Harrisonb1rg; Gen Mar
tin, VI Watson. louisiana: J A Christian. wife
and child, Mlnneapolis; v Sloan smi IL
Ark: G W Brown, st Louis; z Myrlek, Boil
ton. Stephen johnson. l. l. Johnson, Black
Hawk; T d Vim berry, Mississippi Mrs hi j
Parke, Rock port: Mrs NJ C. Allison, city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board OF Police Commissioners met at
the Central Station last evening, Hon. Ed.
PiIsbury, Mayor, presiding
Patrolnan John Roddis, for neglect of duty,
Patroiman J. J. Fitzgerald Fifth Precinct,
failed to patrol his beat and was found sitting
down and asleep. The officer was fined five
days pay. :.
ting down and asleep, was fined two days
Supernumerary W. F. Colt, Fourth Pre-
cinct, came up on the charge Of being drunk
By unanimous vote the board concluded to
dispense with this officers services.
PatroIman NJ. E. Lepretre, Third Precinct,
was found asleep On his beat and will have to
bear the loss of two days pay.
The board then adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
TAX COLLECTIONS.

we reB'e' 1''a' h'7ap.e he.ioioi VI "oA"'
made us say, In O paragraph puDllshed yeStef-
t1ay. entitled: "TaxeS Short" that as COM
pared with the same period last year, the col
lect,ons If citv taxes in 1878. were one million
10 ao,,S -. 49, r. =. too .ho+ tho
OF collars oenine haho' IL 10 1ae t.,Ao '.'o
statement could, In no manner do injury to
,nvhodv Int II Ia nevertheless to be regret
.. a, -. "A -, l.. a.,,o, ,,,4h
M :.,4a-,e, -, - aa,,,,o,,od
Hacts. "hat "as hi'enuei W We oou'oyoI
was that there were still one million OF
dollars of CITY taxes to be collected
..,s 800 ond royoronoo Ia tho
!or 'l'As yea,' anu , 1A0o " tno
books at the City Hall indicates
that Notwithstanding decrease in the assess
yoon+a y, this year of AZ 200 600 as compared
,.s+h 1s7e tho COLLECTIONS for 1878 nm To the
AT 20 Anil shnu, q decided increase over
1a7s t y, thn same neriod sav from January
10 10Y nj ~ GO oh Year We do not make anv
. " rison With The coiieofions of 1877 he
s.o,,ne dmrino the same neriod Of that year
+Hare eyieta5 q condition ~ affairs in this citv
that seriousIv interfered with tax COLLECTIONS.
We ann.nd the table Of assessmants for
,o7e 1911 ond 1879 &c foljows.
80. 49, -o'' "' ' s,,ooro zen
1910 cco COO zoo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
THE TRANSFER OF THE WATER
WORKS.

The act transferring the Waterworks to the
New Orleans Waterworks Company was
finally signed yesterday by Mayor Pilsbury
and Mr.. Edward Toby. the president OF the
company The latter. through the City No
tary, Mr.. Legardeur. turned over to the
Mayor $2,OO0,OOO worth of certificates OF
stock-the Mayor In his turn handing the
amount over to Col Denis the Administrator
of Finance. Col Denis thereupon handed
back about 1901 900 worth of the stock to Mr.:
Toby in exchange for O similar amount OF
bonds held by the stockholders In the com,
Dany. prior to the organization, and Cancelled
by the Administrator of Finance. The re-
mainder, about 81, SOC, 600, will be held by the
in1 Waterworks bonds and other bonded and
floating Indebtedness OF the city.
THE REDEMPTION
question will require some consideration on
the part OF the financial officers OF the city
particularly. It is, however, definitely I'M
derstood that by the words floating indebt-
edness' 1t is meant all obligations OF the city
bered that at the Council meeting on Tuesday
of last week, the ordinance introduced rela-
tive to the redemption. in accordance with
the act incorporating the Waterworks Com
psny was az d psn for The week es at th Of
Col. Denis objection to the passage OF
the ordinance at the time was eA-
planned yesterday in conversation in the
Mayors parlor. Col. Denis said that the in
quiry had already been made of him by q
gentleman holding about $4,000 worth OF
consolidated bonds, whether these securities
would be considered as a part OF the FLOATING
debt" saying at the same time that in case
they were he was prepared to offer to OK
change them (by bids for the new Water
works stock held by the city. Col. Denis
added that it was q matter worthy OF consid
GRAFTON by the Council. since the city CONSOLE
dated bonds were among that class OF securl
ties that are now due and payable.
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Of the parish Of Orleans, directing him, the
said sheriff, to detain him In custody until
he be tried before said Superior Criminal
Court.
Petitioner AYERS that he Is anxious to avail
himself Of his right to the speedy public
trial. guaranteed to him by article sixteen OF
the constitution OF this State.
Now, petitioner AYERS that ne is denied ms
constitutional right to the speedy public
trial" aforesaid by the Illegal action OF VIM
r. Whitaker, judge of the Superior Criminal
Court, refusing to permit him to be assigned
for trial during the present tApril) term OF
said Superior Criminal Court.
SO petitioner shows that he is charged with
an offense over which this honorable court
has appellate jurisdiction, and that he Is de-
MED right guaranteed him by the constitu-
ton.
Wherefore petitioner prays that a writ Of
court directed to the Hon. w. r. Whitaker,
Judge of the Superior Criminal Court for the
parish of Orleans, commanding him to show
cause on the = day OF April, 1878, at -. =.
the petitioner to be assigned for trial and
tried in said Superior Criminal Court for the
parish Of Orleans, during the present (ApriD
term OF said honorable court
And that after due proceeding the said
mandamus be made peremptory.
EPHRAIM X MAURICE.
mark.
Sworn to before me this sixth day OF April
1878. ARTHUR WAUGH, Deputy Clerk.
| CHARLES III. NUREMBERG, OF counsel
The answer to the above on behalf Of Judge
Whitaker, which was filed by District Attor
ney Finney, valves all delays and consents
that the writ Of mandamus should be made
peremptory If the reasons set up in the petit
ton are sound in law and those given in thu
answer are not good. The answer goes OF
and cites the late act, just signed by the Gov
ernor, on April 2, 1873. which provides that tn
grand jury be selected out Of the persons
whose names shall be drawn as provided b.
this act; that this act provides for the draw
ing of venire by the commissioners ap
pointed under it's own provisions; abol
ishing the old Board OF Jury Commits
sioners and taking effect on its passage
that there is no venire drawn by the presen
commissioners, and that it Is impossible t
impanel petit jury from the venire draw
by the late board, a grand jury selected there
from, the petit jury being selected from tn
remainder.
Concerning the late April venire the re
spondent alleges that 1t was drawn at a tim
anterior to the PRONUNCIATION of the act, an
while attachments were out for absentees
was signed.
AS the case is of the greatest Importance
we may expect decision at an early day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
BREvITIEs.

The receipts at the United States sub-treas-
ury yesterday were as follows: Revenue and
miscellaneous, S78297 81 customs, coin, ST.
525 81; currency, $437 SO.
The rattle for the fine horse, James I. Day,
took place at the engine-house Of Louisiana
Hose Company yesterday. The lucky num-
Der is 255, the holder Of which is yet unknown.
Last evening the counter of that popular
beer saloon, Krost's, on Gravier street. was
bestrewn with fragrant rose leaves. A novelty
by the way. and one much appreciated by
the many guests.
City Battalion, held on Sunday last, the
Nichols Rifles, commanded by that gallant
soldier, Capt Ed. Flood, were admitted into
the Battalion. The Nichols Rifles have
already done good service to the State, and
their companionship would honor any mill
tary organization.
1t is stated in Custom House circles that
the name Of VIM. G. Brown, ex-State Super
intendent of Public Education, has been sent
to Washington to be confirmed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury as a clerk in the Naval
Office, to fill a vacancy to be created by the
removal Of a clerk who has seen years OF
service In that Office and who Is Mexican
veteran. And yet Sherman said once there
should be no removals except for cause.
telegram was received by one OF the Gus
tom House officials yesterday from Wash
ington, stating that the Senate Committee
priation of $4,000 for the re-establishmeni
and maintenance Of the New Orleans Mint
The gentleman who received the telegram
added, when imparting this information that
the credit for the success Of this measure
was due exclusively to the DEMOCRAT, as thai
was the only paper in the city which had in
terested itself in the measure.
The acting Collector does not believe the
Associated Press story that Wells and Sher
man had a spat and that Sherman went t.
New York. He says also that Sherman nevel
called upon himself or Wells while they wer,
confined in the basement OF the Capitol al
Washington, as stated by some of the North
ern papers nor did Mr.. Sherman ever have
private interview with himself or Wells while
Sherman was here. The only time they saw
Sherman in Washington. he says, was afte
they had been released from the Capitol, whe1
he went to Shermans house to see when i
would be convenient for the then President
elect, who was at Sherman's, to receive a cal
from the four members of the Returning
Board. The time was set and the call wa
made, and that, he says, was the only tim
! they saw Sherman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Widow Martha Wackenfelt, administratrix
of the succession Of Philip Voelkel vs.. hay d
Mehle ct als.-Judgment for plaintiff, ON con-
dition that she should pay to defendants the
sum Of S114s 81, to redeem the property de.
scribed in her petition. 1t is further ordered
that the State administrator be enjoined from
giving to defendants title to the said prop
ertv during thirty days after the judgment,
In order that during that time plaintiff may
pay the sum as ordered. But defendants are
reserved the right to have said injunction dis
solved, should 1t be proven that, at the expira-
failed to pay the said sum Of $114S 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
SECOND REcoRDER's COURT.
SENT UP.

Judge Miltenberger yesterday sent JOS. A.
Post, the man without legs, who pretends to
Pa, before the Superior Criminal Court on
the charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
Post stated to the court that he was anxious
to have speedy trial, as the people In his
State would really think that he was de-
faulter.
After this case had been disposed OF the
court adjourned out OF respect to the memory
OF Jose MiaDgolara, ESQ., who was an officer
of the court I'D to the time OF his decease.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

DELIGHTFUL TABLE WINE.-Messrs. d. f..
Morphy & Son are the agents for the sale of the
White Elk Concord Wine." the pure juice Of
the grape. manufactured at Keokuk. Mr.. Hol-
ton, the SUP erintendent of the vineyards near
have tested, and Enthusiastically pronounce it to
he most frnity. delightful wine, admirably
adapted to table use. The price being rem ark
sun,crS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures BY the Mobile fast line
last evening were the FOLLOWING: T.. E. BURN
ger; Cincinnati; Gen. e; g. Meizel LOUISVILLE,
Banks. Evansville: Mrs. NJ. D. Miiler and SER
want, Cincinnati: Alex Stebar. Bristol Miss
0. Rogers. Louisville; Miss NJ; T.. Catlin. 81.
Luis: e. J. P-nnypacker. Wellington; e.
Cummings and s. johnson. st. Louis: Mrs.
shreye and daughter. Baltimore.
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MORTUARY REPORT.

The following is the mortuary report for
the week ending on Sunday, seventh instant:
Males II, females 50: White 65,, colored s.
deaths: Smallpox 8, malarial fevers 4, con
sumption %, pneumonia 10, enteritis 6, de
bility ID, Brights disease > consn as rs !,
rate O4O
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Sixth DISTRICT COURT.

Thomas Witt vs. E. G. Palmer-Judgmen
for plaintiff with costs.
! wv Joyce vs. c. j. Leeds ct als-Judg-
| nent in favor Of defendants with costs
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PERSONAL.

Mr. w. w. Murphy, of Michigan, a leading
financier, and the Consul General to Frank
fort for eight years, is in the city, the guest
of Mr.. Townsend of the firm Of Townsend d
LYMAN.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Moss, Wire & Co. VS.. Steamer Katie-Judg-
for plaintiff for S87 49,
Dr.. o. Anfoux VS.. Metropolitan Loan and
Savings Bank Of New Orleans-Judgment foT
plaintiff.
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The DEMOCRAT Is again indebted 70 Stauh for
Goidthwaite,s books ore on Exchange Alley.
near the corner of Canal street. and there Keeps
all the latest dailies Hs we'll rs periodicals Oh
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Yesterday morning a motion for a new trial
In the case of the State vs.. Thos. Arata was
argued and submitted before Judge Whita-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

Army and navy officers make their headquar-
ters at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. So
do leading business men from sections, while
also offers uneaualed attractions.
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A IN # IN AOC.

Sergeant Dudenheffer Yesterday arrested
negro named Sam Wallace, ON the COM
plant Of d. Voltz, who charges him with the
larceny Of silver watch and chain, valued
at 800 The watch and chain were recovered
at the establishment Of J. Brette, No IL st.
Charlea ST rect
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUCCESSION OPENED.


Abraham Levy; Elizabeth Henry, wife by
first marriage Of Richard Heron, and by
second of Patrick Clinton.
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CITY ECHOES.

negro, Moses Erwin, was arrested We'd
nesday evening in a car Of the CarrolltOn
line, for receiving q nickel from passenger
and not putting the same III the fare box
Monday night negro thief was discovered
In the house OF Mr.. Neubauer, ON Washing
ton, between St. Denis and Dryades streets,
by Mrs. Neubauer, who was knocked down py
the thief, who made his escape.
A septoline lamp exploded Monday night at
the residence Of J. Sley, at the corner Of Ro-
man and Frenchmen streets. In extinguish-
ing the flames John and Gus Uhler were
slightly burned about the hands.
At about / o'clock Tuesday morning the
Waterman Of the bark Indian QUEEN, lying at
the head of First street, accidentally fell over
hoard, and would have been drowned but for
the assistance rendered him by colored man
named Billy Wiley.
A negro named Samuel HOrmblv was found
dead in his bed at his residence, No. 2G6 Der
bigny streets, yesterday morning. Deputy
Coroner Bpzou viewed tho body, and pro-
nounced the death caused by delirium
tremens
A bale Of cotton was discovered on fire on
the wharf at the head OF Julia street, which
was extinguished by the officer on the beat.
This bale OF cotton was brought to the city
from the wreck OF the steamboat Dawn.
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~~~
FIRE.

At 9:15 o'clock last night fire was dis
covered in the store No. 9S Poydras street,
occupied by J. Diamond. An alarm was
turned which was promptly responded to by
the fire department, which extinguished the
same. The damage to the stock and build
ing Is estimated at about $3.50. The insu-
rance could not be ascertained.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-10

water heaters. A. F. Hunt, Arkadelphia,
Ark, cotton cleaners and condensers. +. b.
Swan, Forest City, Ark. seed planters.
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On the Long Charge.

o. Solly and Mike Cain were arrested on
st. Charles, between Common and Canal
streets, charged with being dangerous and
suspicious characters