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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17

Whoa January! half gone already.
Quite a number about town sick will
colds.
VIM. Banta, of Geneva. was in tow
Monday.
Two new law cards in The REaIsTEl
this week.
Probate Judge Allison holds over TO
the next two years.
Don't mistake a quail for rabbi
when you 60 hunting.
Chas. Adams, of Carlyle, is sick will
pneumonia at present.
Con. Null of Deer Greek, dropped il
to see the boys, Monday.
Two Dozen Felt Skirts at cost a
o. P. NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
A slight church quarrel in the Pres
byterian church at Carlyle.
We would suggest to the correspond
ents that they "let up" on Bob.
Mr.. Paul Loss is the proud parent O.
boy who arrived Wednesday.
If you want to buy farm at bed rocE
prices call on D. F. Cadmus, lola.
Justice blanks of ali kinds printed
cheap. Many forms now on hand.
Positively, no coal will be sold on
credit hereafter. A. w. BECK.
Now is the time to secure home at
bottom figures of D. F. Cadmus, lola.
VIM. Davis took charge of the office
of Clerk of the District Court last Mon.
day.
J.H. Richards will keep his law office
in the room back of Bowlus's real estate
Office.
Superintendent Root has filed his new
bond and can be found at the same old
place.
Rheumatism seems to have taken
down Q good many of our citizens re-
Gently.
Saturday was q red hot business day
for our merchants. The snow melted
slightly.
The dry goods dealers who sold their
winter stock at cost to close out are
unhappy.
J. b. Richards was elected President
of the literary and Prof. A. G. Scott
Secretary.
Several of the family of Mr.. Waters,
of Deer Greek, were quite sick the first
of the week.
Mr.. Northrup's carriage house remains
in an unfinished condition on account of
the weather.
Two Democratic papers in Allen
county would be rather slim picking we
should think.
Look out for big turn out to the lit
erary tonight. Go early if you would
secure q seat.
o. P. Northrup & Co. offer their entire
stock of winter shawls at cost. Now is
the time to buy.
J. A. Hottenstein, of Humboldt. went
Up to Leavenworth Monday, having
Snyder in charge.
The good people of Deer Greek held q
festival at the new NJ. E. Church of that
vicinity last night.
Messrs. Clark & lite have formed q
co-partnerahiP, notice of which can be
found in our Directory.
Levi Walkers family started for In
diana on Mondays train and Mr.. Walker
followed few days after.
We saw q good old Methodist brc4her
the other day. But that is
, commea occurrence lately.
A. w. Rowland, one of the live men
Of Geneva township, dropped in to see
~ . short time Tuesday last.
Geo. A. Bowlus invites the attention
IF those desiring insurance to the old
paliahla Nornpanias ha ronro>or<. O.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17
LITERARY UNION.

IITENANY ONIVN.
Programme for the meeting tonight
Jan. 18th.
Reading-T. 8. Slower.
Recitation-Lillian Bell.
Select Reading-Iou Colborn.
Essay-Chas. Casmire.
Address,. D. Brown.
Dramatic Reading-Will Northrup.
Debate-Subject: Resolved, That Cir.
cumstances rather than Talent make the
man.
All. H. Richards.-Neg. A. G.
Scott.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17
JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to fill promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, State.
ments, Programmes, Visiting Cards. In
vitations, Circulars, Posters, Dodgers,
Attorneys Briefs, &C., in the neatest
styles and most reasonable prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17
Such
Sweeping
Reductions

1t affords an opportuni-
ty to the people, such as
may neUer present itself
again, to buy goods at
Away Below What
they are Worth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17

Our stock is all NezO,
attractive and DesirG-
BILE, and is made up part
ly of such seasonabIe
: goods as Fl07anels, Bed
Comforts and BLANKETS,
Wate,proofs, Linseys,
Mems and Boys Over-
coats, Mems and Boys
Caps, Woolea Yarns,
Ladies and CbILdTens
Knit Goods, u very large
and Handsome &0ck of
NelU Sh0wls, Mems and
Boys Buck Go1tnts,
Gloves and MItts, u7aich
at our USUAL RETAIL
PRICES ARE CHEAP, but
1Ohen they are offered at
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17
THE REGISTER.
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1879.
THE OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
PRESBYTERIAN.

On Sycanore Street. Services on first and sec
ond Sabbath Of each month Sabbath Sch0o
every Sunday afternoon ut p. NJ Praye
l. g. wIMAN, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17

with them.
Mr.. A. s. Hankins wishes us to notify
parties who have been hunting on his
farm that it must cease. A valuable hog
was killed by sportsmen the other day
and he now proposes to prosecute all
tresspassers.
If"Lone Hand" could get his items
in by Tuesday or Wednesday of each
week they would be fresher and much
better. Of course we would rather he
would do as he is now doing than not
send them at all.
Miller, the furniture man, as he calls
himself, is the hsrdest>worked man in
town. HejsJustf6ur weeksbehind with
work apX $50 busy selling furniture
that he VIII be slow in catching up. Low
prices and anything you want at his
store.
Messrs. Briggs & Co. don't complain
at the state of trade. Old Reliable and
Mr.. Thrall aim to keep anything in their
line and selling close, do good business.
Their success is an assured certainty and
when it comes to business, o. +. is
''thar."
We are sorry to see the announcement
that Mr.. Yates makes this week, al
though We had understood some time ago
that he contemplated q change. lola
owes larger debt to Mr.. Y. than it can
ever repay, and while he can do as we'll
elsewhere, the town will find trouble in
replacing hin. THE REGISTER will miss
him moro with two exceptions) than a
halt dozen others.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
CHEAP TRANSIT FOR NEW-JERSEY.

About hundred gentlemen met at No. l3 Cort-
landtst yesterday afternoon, TO discuss the ques-
ton of cheap transit between this city and
those parts of New-Jersey lying within
what was termed the Metropolitan District.
The meeting was called by the "New-Jersey Associ-
ation," which seems TO be composed mainly OF o
secretary. But the gentlemen present took action
without any special reference to that organiza-
ton. Mayor Henry j. Yates, of Newark,
was called 10 the chair. There was much desutory
discussion in which the advantages of rapit transit
and cheap transit to the people as well ds to the
railroads were forth. and Mr.. Coffee. of Hacken-
sack. wanted transit not only rapid and cheap but
more Of II.
Finally committee was appointed to confer
with the officers IN charge OF the various New
jersey railroads for the purpose OF securing such
reduction of fares as was needed III order
to compete successfully with the new elevated
roads of this city. The Secretary found as much to
commend in these latter roads as If he had been
employed 10 advertise them, but majority of the
Jcrseymen present seemed TO have no fears that their
state would be depOpulated by emigration TO
Westchester. The gentlemen who took part IN the
meeting were earnest and intelligent men, and
some strong ponss were made In favor of cheap
fares 10 the country The committee appointed
Yesterday is authorized to call another meeting
when il is prepared to report.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
ATRUNK LINE CONFERENCE.

The Trunk Line presidents held a
conference at the Windsor Hotel last night.
There were present j. W Garrett, of the
Baltimore and Ohio W. H. Vanderbilt and j. II.
Ruttor of the NewYork Central Hugh Jewett of the
New-York Lake Erie and Western, and A. j. Cassa of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Pool Commissioner Fink
was also present.
The subject under discussion was how TO prevent the
cutting Of freight rates by the Western roads,
and TO consider plan of action by the trunk
lines 1t was remarked by of the before
the held that the problem Of maintaining
uniform scnedule rates could be lived readiy n the
presidents would only confidence IN other,
but tAat each beng afraid Of tine others taking
advantage of low rates, there was dlsposl-
ton to let the pTcScnj stae OF al
iairs continue re resolutions, as heretofore,
II was claimed would do good, and mat the trn
lines must establish ana Insist upon the maintenance OF
arbitrary rates.
The session last evening continued for several hours
The question rates discussed freely, aud there
was q general desire expressed TO have uem
maintained, hut precisely how 1t should be ac-
compnshed appeared to trouble the presidents
At midnight / response TO request 1Or "a brlef
account the proceedings, CommissiOner Fink wrote
on a card, Nothing accomplished as yet"
understood that the subject OF reducing rates 10
meet the opening navigation discussed.
but that tie matter laid uGtil
tue canals in UpeTHtOn The presidents were s In
session al 1850 "a. m., when message WAS sent down
that a general Arrangement for maintaining rates on
E4st-buuud ireig had been upon, the details OF
winch had hOy been fully settled.
1t was understood tDat the terms OF the trunk line
be embodied IN circular to be issued by Ccmns-
ioue FL.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit brought in the United States Dis
trict Court by the Government against Youncs Co.
the value Of sugars alleged to have been
fully weighed terminated yesterday a verdict for the
de endauls
In the Circuit Court, Brooklyn, before
Judge Pratt. yesterday, action brought for
$1,000 damages against the New-York Elevated Road,
in tho Of James j. Cochrane age fourteen. who
was sent from the depot in Fifty to sixieth-s
FOR rail of water while working FOR tho company As
ne walking on tho track the engine started and
knocked lin down, breaking his ankle. The jury
awarded $500 damages.
Judge Blatchford yesterday heard a petition
in the United States Circuit Court review decree OF
the District Court granting discharge in bankruptcy
to Eugene NJ Earle for time proprietor Of Eare's
Hotel in this city EX-Recorder Smith appeared for the
opposing creditors. and Thondyke Saunders TOR tho
bankrupt IL argued AS reason why a discharge
should not granted to Earle that he had given undue
preference the claims of his father and brothers and
that knowing that lie was bankrupt. he disposed Of
several carriages and large amount 81 JeNtlTy 10
William Werbt. IL was also charged that he had placed
his household furniture beyond The reach OF his cred
itors. Judge BlaIchf0rd reese. .fed his decision
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
MIR TALMAGE ON TRIAL.

THE PROSECUTION NEARLY CLOSED.
TESTIMONY BY MR.. CROSBY, THE REV. j. MlLIoH
GREENE, J. r. NORRIS AND S. d. LEVERIDGE-
A CONFERENCE BETWEEN MR. TALMAGE AND
THE COMMON FAME COMMITTEE PUT IN E'i-
pYNCr-THE COURT ADJoUsNs UNTIL MONDAY
The Talmage trial proceeded quietly aud rapidly
Yesterday Mr.. Crosby's testimony occupied the
greater part of the session, ana three
other witnesses were examined in reference
to some unmportant matter, nearly closing
the case for the prosecution. AT the speciai
request of the defendants counsel. the court ad-
ourned until Monday. The defence VIII then DC
opened by Mr. Mllard who says that his side oi the
case will occupy not less than two weeks. MI TAT
mage of course Will be the most important witness
and he will undoubtedly be cross-examined at grea'
length. The citing of witnesses and other matters
OF detail have been left to Major Corwin, who has
taken a personal interest in the trial. Mrs Ialmage
was absent from the trial for the first time yesterday
The most important part of Mr.. Crosby's testimony
was the reading Of stenoCraphlc report oI
conference between the committee OF n'e,
of which Mr. Crosby was chairman, anu
Mr. Talmage, which embodies an outline
of the defence Just before the adjournment, Dir.
NcCuIlagh asked 10 be relieved OF his position az
prosecuting counsel, but he was induced to WIN
draw the request.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
BoNNEES AND HATS F0R EASTER.

The millinery opening of Edward Ridley &
Sons IN Grand-st. which had been postponed on ac-
count Of the work the elevated road. begun on
Tuesday and continued Wednesday The millinery
DEPARTMENT is the specially OF this house ana Is Of
The largest and finest IN the city. On the
opening days It was handsomely decorated
with natural flowers in jardrn.e baskets,
bouquets aud garand that added their perfume TO the
brilliant display OF thousand hats and b0nnes in the
newest shapes and styles. in the centre OF the
millinery parior was flied with bridal bounes. One in
ibis ease Is IN the urbsn shape OF white trimmed
with a wreath OF white forgot-monOts The crown is
formed OF star OF these flowers The long strings
of Breton lace bridal bonnet Of white grosgrain silk
iS trimmed t white rogt feathers and garuiiuIe
of daisies and fern leaves Tie long strhgs ~ et,n
lace are caught 90 the side with silver and crystal
SHADES of dTaD SlIk Ihict sHaIeo Ups HI ovc. l-e
the left side The loose folds OF SIR thGt form
the trimming caught at the left front with gold and
crystal ornaments The Stlngs OF Breton lace are held
IN the back with a cluster OF buds and moss foliage
Lucca bonnet OF white emp Il trimmed with pale
blue ostrich feather that nearly surrounds the crown
The inside Is faced with blue Grape ana laa plating OF
tile same material. Long strings Of blue Grape are
fastened In the back under the rim. Davenport hat
or legbOrn has a shirring OF ecru SATIN around the
crown The left side Is caught up and held BY loops OF
satin ribbon and three ostrich feathers tipped with
marabOut ana tInsel. IA0 inside 10 nuishod with Il
sirng o' satin. and the upturned side is finished with
IA garniture Of scarlet roses
Ihe mourning department for millinery ia flied with
beautiful 6Onnets suitable Tor all stages OF mourning
craps bonnet designed for first mourning, Is Of the
close cottage shape. with the front laid hne folds
The long vail Is laid In folds messing the fold
or the bonnet aud fastened at the sides with Grape pins
A tiny pUn Of bishOp-awn nnlsbes tho front, and the
strings o. bishoPawn In tue suit department. this
Spring, exhibited no Imported suits, but those
dee ned and made by the house very handsome.
and IN ali the richest and most novel materials new
this season. The department comprises evening,
dinHer and walking costumes Many handsome oTgau-
die dresses exhibited designed for seaside wear
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
WORK At THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL

The eleventh annual meeting of the Pres
byeran Hospital held yesterday afternoon in the
hospital building, seyentieth-st. and Madisonaye. A.
r. weiInore presided. The Rev. Drs. ASams Hastings
Paxton and Booth also present Addresses were
delivered oy Dr. Hastings and the Rev. Mr.. Reid The
old officers reelected These President,
James LcnoX Vco-presldent. Robert L. Stuart treas
urer, Aaron u. Belknap; corresponding secretary
Walter Edwards 1ri recording secretary. Henry NJ
Taber The report shows that 25sO patients hsve been
treated In the hospital since u established or
$50 treated during tue last year. Alb were free
patients aud cared for wholly without charge Nearly
one-fOurth Roman Catholics and tho remainder
were from various Protestant denominations Thoug IN
tho hospital open 20 all lhe sck ana needy regard
less Of deuominatonal disInctlons For the past two
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
THE BENCH SHOW OF DOGS.
ENDING THE AWARD OF PRIZES.

NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND SPECTATORS ADMiRiSd
THE ANIMALs-ALL THE REGULAR PRIZES
AwARDED-A PARADE OF THE PRiZE-wINNEss
THIS AFTERNOON.
Nearly 1000 persons visited the Dog SHOW at
Gilmore's yesterday. Many ladies' brayed the
storm in the afternoon. but the attendance IN the
evening was light. The remainder of the West
Minister Kennel Club prizes and all except two the
special prizes were awarded yesterday and will be
paid in gold coin to-day. The Board OF Appeals
will consider the protests that have been Med
against the decisions of the Judges this morning
In the afternoon an exhibition will be given OF the
dogs that have won prizes and the show Will be
closed this evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

Directors. which has not yet been called ano morning
can be said to-day ms 60 the plans likely TO be proposed
II the managers Of the NewYork Company had Thought
they could the passage OF Mr. Bradeys p Iney
would not have been willing TO come home 10 com
promise. They talk about the East side Road
below Chathamsouare being their road, when IT
N no more theirs than ours To be sure they
have built the superstructure hut have the right
10 nav half the costs occupy the road Jointly WIN
them We have already asked bill OF expense WIN
Of paying half the cost but so far they nave no
seen NJ render II of the reasons DeHeNe
being that the accounts not fully made up. In one
sense we are rival companies. hut hold that WDat is
for the Interest of one in the settlement OF this conro-
vcrsv will also he interest OF the other Inc less
grating interests there Is the better = VIII ne O DOM
companies There room enough for both. ana II one
COMPANY dep the letter spirit OF the cOnd-
tcns on which botn ain privileges the othef
company eau make "a great deal of trouble"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
DECI9IONe-APRIL 10.

S,u,rppe Court CkdRbeTs-Rv Judge Barrett
inS ro Of idaho Cushing sg cushing ssG
Gazzam suydam agt Bekrap f.siey aet CARL Williams
SEQ memorandum. Nones act. Lecn-MouOn granted and
orf-Rccrence ordered to compute tddy ag Kochler-Ee
port f2nfMeg b9 5top Nns a5cS S9 sst ab
-Motond denied. stern aet KosclIcr Walter Has wood
hair COMPANY agt kingm"n Motion granted Tor thiri
Friday kaeL agt Myths, N9ion den,e! WIN 80 costs
Mltl .''n I an Wotidns win coss
Woodhouso ag,. Woodhouse Motion granted defendant
ha. leave 70 ntepose supemenai anS|,s upon payment
be ad appoint Nj FraukeHhciusr bat that unusual
to epmpa anC nv not doing 50 nlght DO misunderstood
Finn asL Mahson steam p Conf Notion pA9ers want
circ,a-Prr Try Judge Donohue.-Maek a. sgt Cohn
sOec,ai 1sgnl-By JqGGe van BruHs-sayre ct al. ast
Driver ami otncrs.-Findiag. signed. o.. ,-,.,.. =
ling ag MeIutyre and ohers loey az Dongherty and 9TH
and aiother two cases.-T Findings signed
S,ncrior Cogrt-SDeaai m-By Judge Sedgwck.
Lee agt LayburR-Order opouiGg Judgment, oc loWen
stein ag Marine al. Sano act Borg Gaan aet Lowen
at Mihssn = a-Onicrs OF substitution Unon savings
Association sgt Ems thrrson ag' hick FDocker LIE IN
AIT Lcvy et alordcred on Gay calendar tor Ap l. Bat
30 30 I'm P,,IS uS sSa PpSEsbin ouI,siy i,re on dsy
csei.r tr Ami a. W0oiworth ag W ltJnOlcr grant.
ed Marcus ag ihorn'onDierea on day calendar ior Tho
agt Noseln; krAenTath sg Caldwell festor ag Weber;
a., .,, RselSet"p art NOTION wmsrE agt Soom FREED
agt. LYONS cothusn .gt ClApp poan-iy ag. DOM
Bennett Moro ggt Dalr Grover ast burcahester WaAes
granted 1errepoHt agL Kuhn et al Order signed tbuis
ACT hr0der.ck e. aPlNntn allowed 10 withdraw motion
without co, Inclined TO think his proceedings aro
STAYED uon payment costs Coles Az Coes Motion
granted except allegations beginning IL he dut,
u.antih snong other hinss without costs eastman
TO ilo supplemental answer gfanttu On
u,ytn.gt of ooss tine of motion BALDWIN.
R,oion ct OF e OpinOu that the motion shot ~ bh
d, A. 10 the defendant krApOn. but granted u dlend
ami Tracy wishes " have rvfecnce TO the fact of
personal service on HIM..
Alarm, IoUt-C -Chdmbns-Bv Judge Goepp-
Reid sst Mckinley 10 yacae attachment viii %
ralted unless terms order complied with ahch
agt hotioa denied unless within 'e DAYS af sell
Vcc this order defendant the plnui 0r ms attorney
this notion and plain'ir attorney the
amended b of particulars, m that lei The ueAn II
ANTI the b. restored 20 The cilca
dar ior al according 10 ia unh priority Win leave %
tho defendant trial 60 give evidence IN PROOF OF MS
aim orier dated oth 1879 notwithtnd
iug Hml sgt. Talboys s-COmmltmeht allowed Scoti Agt
Conoyer recurring payment of moners DAYTON aEt
ayer-order Of 81 1873 vacated Abbott AIT Hud'
son ovenson agt Uiman. Commissions ordered Nalen.
upe aat Beexman--MOuon granted Pelirr agi O'Sea -
Motion dented as per order hahot agC hShe-Moilon q
granted opening default ahtchs as NFuhdhct-MOlljn
granted with slO COSTS
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
A Colorado paper saws: "An Englishman.

A Colorado paper says: "An Englishman,
whO had better days. riding ia lh8 coach 10
Leadyillo recently. There were good many Otner
people the coach. also. 'Will you please, said the
EDgllsbmaD open that window l want 20 the
noun niain scenery. An Irishman, who snUOzng In
corner, looked up On hearing the remark, aud OBJ
served: Bedai you'll see plinty 10 "a month frOm
now, when yeTe comm bacK on lut'"
Governess (desirous Of explaining the word
enough Now suppOse Freddy. that you gave
pussy all the mix she lap all the meat she
and all the sweet cake sno for, what will 6he
hayef Freddy with surprising alacrityJ-"klttens."
marion (Ohiol Mirror.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TRYING GENERAL STANLEY.
THE COURT-MARTIAL AT WORK.
HIS PETITION THAT GENERAL HAZEN BE TRIED
FIRST RrFUsED-THE CHARGES AND sPECiH-
CAToNs-IEsTIMoNY OF ONE WITNESS.

The court martial to try General ID. 5. Stanley on
charges preferred by General W. b. Hazen, was be-
gun yesterday at Governors Island. General
Stanley pleaded not guilty to each charge ana
specification he admitted the facts as stated with
only one or two exceptions, but denied all crimi-
nality. One witness was examined. The trial Will
be resumed in this city Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

war. the revenues have not been sufficient to meet
current expenses and a debt OF $4,000 has been IN
ourred circular has therefore been Issued Dy u,eo
no. fun
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

CALENDARS THIS DAY
MAINE CovRr- TRIAL TERa-PARr i-Sheridan. -J.NOs
e2i3, bs44
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
RAILROAD METHODS.
SCHEMES OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.

SCHEMES OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
AN EFFORT TO SECURE COMPROMISE BETWEEN
THE TWO ROADS IN REGARD TO CROSSINGS
NEw-JERsEY YEARNING FOR CHEAP TRANSIT
CHANGES IN THE WABASH RAILROAD.
The managers of both the elevated roads are max
ing great efforts TO extend their routes. The officers
of the Now-York Road declare that they will permit
no crossings of the two roads on the same level;
compromise is now in contemplation. but no solu-
tion of the problem has been reached. About
one hundred residents of New-Jersey met yester-
day TO discuss cheap transit to suburban towns in
that State Commodore Garrison has disposed Of
his interest in the Wabash Railroad Cyrus w.
Field has not yet accepted the presidency OF the
company. At meeting of Trunk Line presidents
at the Windsor Hotel. IT was decided to maintain
East bound freight rates.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-13

robbed of jewelry and diamonds to con-
siderable amount; Maude Harrison
and Charles Tborne being the heav-
lest losers. although the total
amounts are not stated. Upon
complaint being made, the proprietor of
the Pacific set detective at work, and two
colored bell boys named Jackson aud John
son were discovered to be the guilty ones.
and their residences being searched. yield
ed large part of the plunder. The dia-
mond studs stolen from Thorne and the
gold watch taken from Miss Harrison are
still missing.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug l2-Jack Glea-
son, street contractor, shot and killed
VIM. kelker, at National Park tonight.
Gleason some time since seduced Miss
Mills and it is regarding this matter that
the men quarrelled with the above result.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.-About l o'clock
this afternoon, parties entered the banking
office of e. Fl. Bushing & Co., northwest
corner of Third and Walnut streets, and
while one engaged the attention of the
person in charge, confederate secured a
package of $4,000 and decamped The
whole affair was so quietly performed that
the attention of the people on the street
was not drawn to the bank and the robbers
escaped.