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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-14

Yesterday afternoon party OF Dallasites
full OF vim ard ygor and with the mott
ITO Leadyi 10, or Bust" started overland
for the golden guohes In Colorado, The
party consisted Of Mr., and Mrs, Alexander
Potter William Potter John White, Oar
Jemlson, y, NJ, Turley, WE Turley, W
II, Gabriel, George Williams, Abe Troisol
and W, O. Barry, Tho party has been con
templatng and preparing for tho trip for tho
past sI weeks, and start fully prepared for
any emergency, They ara not conlemp lat
Ing engaging 10 any particular business, but
will apply themselves 10 anything that pro-
senls tself In tho shape Of honest md lucn'
tlye labor, although the luck OF sllking .
"rich lead" IN the mines would be preferred,
The mon are well armed and fear no serious
molestaton on the road, They have large
amount Of "plunder" and camp equipagc,
five wagons and twelve horses, Their route
"a via Denlson, Texas Fort Gibson, Indian
Territory thence west along the southern
tier Of counties In Kansas, 10 Wichita, and
thence northwest TO Leadyllle,
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Hound over

After much contradictory testimony on
tho part Of the witnesses, and eloquent and
elaborate argument from Messrs Cowart and
Helm, counsel for defense and State respect
lively, tho case of the United States against j,
N, franok, charged with the violation Of pos
tai laws was disposed Of in United States
Commissioner Burford's court yesterday,
The testimony appeared strong enough 10
his Honor 10 hold the accused In he sum OF
$500 bond for his appearance for trial In the
Federal court nj the June term Mr. FranclS
made the bond and was released,
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sNNPETEGD ANB ECZEMA
with Loss Of Hair, Cared by the Cuti-
Curn Remedies.

Mcssrs, Weeks n Potter: Gentleman - It
AFFORDS me pleasure 10 scud vou the following
report Of remarkable cure by your CutcuUl
Remedies For two years the patient had sui
fcred with lmpetigo on the face and scalp, and
Eclnma In its worst form IN the back and
shoulder, For eighteen months he was under
medical treatment, sometimes bellcr and sump-
times worse, but never cured. As the lmpctlgo
Increased Ia severity his hair began To fall oil
rapidly, and he was fearful that he would lose
it all, Eight months ago he began the use Of
the CnticWn Remedies, aud by perseverance and
the regular application efthc remedies he IL now
not only cured OF every phase of the disease, but
has a better head OF hair than ever before. Lam
therefore eLablod, by personal observation, 10
certify TO the great curative properties Of the
Cuticurn Remedies In the treatment of skin aud
scalp diseases. Truly yours,
II Il, HOWELL.
Sarna, Canada October II, 1870
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
vpws FROM OUR NEAR NEIoHBoRs.
ns.trhcuon by Fire OF Fine Resi-
dence IN Paris - The sherman
Land SALT The Fart worth
RecOrdership, Ete, Ete,
FORT WORTH.

%F''' FORT WonTH. April 49, 1870,
Commissioners court still In session
oo,hInp of importance done us yet--The
INV Council met last night and Installed tho
oogly.slected OH ers, His Honor Mayor
Iohn T. Brown, made ance and appropriate
,neech when he took hA seat M Mayor, amid
pounds of enthusiastic applause. All the
Aldermen from the respective wards were
sworn In, and the city government put In
regular working Order with the exception of
tbe oAre of Recorder II seems TO be the
dIsposition Of tho Counil to retain
the Recorders Office, and appoint Mr.
N, d, Priest as Recorder, This, We think,
would be very commendablo. Mr., Priest Is
avery able lawyer, with large experience,
and unfortunately, very limited means, Mr.,
Brown, we are confident, does not wish the
office Of Recorder rs he has very good
practice in the law, and II would be very nd.
vissble for the Council appointa Recorder
and no better man could be found than VI. ID.
Priest. We will await their declslon.--
Captain Moore Is doing good work on the
extension. lie is one Of the most lively and
energetic men on the track, Ho makes every
minute count,--Ten Nights in the Bar Room
tonight at Evans hall, you get of NJ
Texas ~ Pacific depot, foot Of Main street,
the first place that meets your gaze Is the
popular saloon, Local Option. II has now
onhand one hundred and eighty barrels Of
old whiskey. Girls Rintlcman, proprietor
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W. +. MORTON,
CITY Marshal
!. . ,RUsTEE'ss ALE.-By yirtuso hepow..

SALE. by virtueo the pow-
l srin me vested by certain deed OF trust
executed an delivered by W. .. biboll 10 ".
NJ. Swlnk, trustee, TOR the benefit OF The, Life
Association of America, dated the 2sth day
of Noyem Der, 1874, and duly recorded IN b. OK
UY. - pages 700 tn 7l2, Dallas county records,
December 10Th, 1874, aswill appear at large by
said record, which said deed OF trust was exc
cuted and delivered TO secure amongst OIL er
tn ngs certain promissory note for the sum
of four hundred dollars, dated at Dallas, Tex
as, November 2sth, ls7i,payabletweiye months
alter date to the order OF he Lie
Ascot alton OF Am, RIGA with cost OF collec-
tionl at office OF the said Life Association
OF America, In Dallas, for value recsiyed,
with interest from maturity at the rate OF
annually. which said note was made, execu-
led and delivered by w. o. Diboll to me Lille
Association of America, an which saiu more
remains entirely unpaid, except the interest
thereon up b. the 18th day Of May, lslv. u ., "a.
Swink, Trustee as aforesaid, will on Wednes-
day, the 9Th day OF May, 1870, az II
o'clock m. sell at the g urt-house
roor, in the city OF Dallas, Dailes eou1t3,
and state of Texes at public ven.iue, TO ne :
highest bidder, for casn. the foil wing de-
scri ied pr ,rsrty, lying and being situated IN
the city and county Of l,a'l's, IN the SUM UNA
OF Texas. End more pa ticularly known ,,. aas
dessis ted bv ths following met and bon ins
| to-wit, and being part Of twenty,ont w
| acre trac formerly owned by J ma a. sH ,n
ami Mrs Ermstine shaw afterwards h ".
s"nth cornor o q two (2) acre lot, formerly
owned BY Edward stone, and the norti corns s
of the A b. Story three-aere tract, 'nenss
south az cost rs va'as, TO corner poss
| thence Is yn as north 45a east. corner poss,
| thence north l,o west rs varas, TO corners
| thence south 40 west 70 varaS, 70 Deginnins,
sontsinlng one acre, NOR or les, peing Ne
| land conveyed and fally descsioeu m . sno
| dead OF inst heretofore itrred 10 ~ VIZ
inc OF my power, / will execute and deliver
| deed In fee simple Of the property soin, 70 ''s
purchaser the eof. W. d. rsr.,s.aa
Dallas, April 10, 1850. ii"s'ss
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E.nnriniinn of Tnhncco

Washington, April l3,-Tsc House Conn
mittoo on Foreign Affairs to-day ordered II
favorable report to be made to the House on
Representative IIouso's joint resolution au-
thorizng the President to open negotiations
with France, Spain, Austria and Italy, with
n view TO removing restrictions upon the I'm,
portation oftobacco into those countries, and
securing to our citizens an open market
therein for the same.
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Tho Texas Trunk Line.

General Caboll, Vice President Of the Tex.
rs Trunk Railroad company left last night
for Kaufman, and will to-day start the en-
gincos out on the line between that point
and jacksonville. Over two hundred men
ARE now employed on the grading oflho road
between this city and Kaufman aud by Sat.
urday night will have seven miles OF grade
ready for the ties and aud iron, rhe tics
will be gotten from the timber IN the vicinity
ofDalus, and Me iron for the line can be Sc
cured Ms soon as desired, Tmck'hying will
begin within few weeks,
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PARIS.


correspondence % the Hcra Il
FANS, Anil II, 1850
Sheriff Gose captured two moro horse
thieves by the name of Bennett a day or two
ago. They arr brothers, and had been in
Paris trading horses for several months and
were thought for some time to be straight
Young men.-Our District court has been
inSession two weeks, working on the civil
docket. This week the criminal docket is to
DO taken up, when we may expect some in
teresting data, as the Jail is about full, and
among those confined are some very noted
characters. The Grand jury has only re
ported eleven bills up TO this writ
ing,----The Greenbackers say that they
ae going to have out full county
ticket this summer and think they will carry
the county, which is very "thin." Tho re-
suit of our city election has put new life into
the Republican, alias Greenback, party, but
We would remind our brethren of the oppo-
stion to Democracy that our city election
does not count, MS all things were not equal,
and Lamar county is as certain TO roll up
the largest Democratic majority the coming
election that it ever has, as d. b, Culbcron
Is to 20 back TO Congress- county
has more candidates for the various offices
than ever before.-We had another fire
Yesterday near the square, the elegant resi-
dence Of Mrs. Adelia Clay. Loss, 5000
insured for s., 50O---Our little city keeps
on improving. We have now, in course of
construction, an Opera-house, being built 10y
our enterprising friend, W. Babcock. Also
a block of substantial brick store-houses, by
Messrs. Mastin q Wise. During the dull
days, when there is not much doing, Joe.
Lyons keeps us all well amused by getting
of new yarn or two.
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The Liberal League held Ia regular meet.
Ing last Sunday NJ their now room, 700 Main
street A highly appreciated lecture, or "hy
sermon" WIS delivered by tho President. An
interesting discussion by members and
strangers followed, A committee Of ladies
md gentlemen WIS Appointed TO furnish
music for future meetings and vote OF
thanks was given to Mayor Thurmond for
the use of tho CITY hall,
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Infected Feathers,

Cincinnati, April l8.-Dr. Minor the Health
Oaicor, to-day found on the Louisville mail
boat lot of yellow fever infected feathers
from Memphis, consigned to dealer here
who had not ordered them, and refused them.
DR.. Minor ordered them ro'shipped to Louis
vile. They are the same lot that were re-
Gently sent out OF Chattanooga
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TEETEF2
Treated by Half Dozen Physicians
without Cure.

NIessrs Weeks ~ Potter. Gentlemen, - Mr..
Robert stewart has been u great sufferer { |
years with letter of q very aggravated form.
lie has received treatment from half dozen Of
the best physicians in this locality with but
little relief Some time ago he began the use
of the CutcuN Remedies, which have helped
him beyond all expectation Also relieved a
rheumatic affection Of the hip, for which lie Is
very thankful. There are other cases in this
town that can give similar testimonials.
Respectfully yours
W, V. BYARD, Druggist
Sharon, Pa, june 10, 1879.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Commissioners court of Navarro county until
Thursday. May 0, 1850, at 3 o'clock'p. M, for
the erection and com pletion OF "A new COURT
house to be built ut COrsicnna, Texas. Bids
wi be received for the entire work, bu' the
court reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids. The bids must be addressed TO the
County judge and endorsed IBID for the Ma
yRrrO county courthouse -
And all bids must be accompanied by a
certified bond In the sum OF i, goo, conditional
thai the bidder will enter into contract within
seven days, If awarded 10 him, and will give II
good bond to the amount of the contract price
for its faithful performance.
Payments viii be made in cash as the work
progresses, upon monthly estimates maie by
The ssuperi tendent, ten per cent. OF the estl.
mates 10 be reserved until the completion of
the contract.
Plans and specifications can be- seen at the
| Cnuriv clerks ONCE, at Corsi ana. or NJ the
ofIica Off. e Runini, Architect AMI SUI erin
| tsndent, Autia.
For further information address d
j. l.. HARLE.
aprll-Gtd County Judge, Corslcans, Texas.
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LIVERPOOL, April - .--Noon-Cotton llrmeri
mddimg uplands ~; Orleans, 3-ldi
receipts, 81 900; American &,50Oi sales, 10000;
mddling classilcations for April delivery,
76ol-S!, April and May, l-32Gol-lGi May and
June, l-J2Gl-l6 June aud July @l-32@l-ldj
July and August : l-lG@3-32i August aud
September, 7 -'66ss-S9@Ai september and DC
November and December, - futures
firm 81,
lSOpm Uplands low mldllng classified,
tions Tor April delivery, Z l-l6i October ana
November, % November and December, b'a.
3:OOp Manchester market for yarns aud
fabrics quiet but steadyi cotton futures quiet,
400 u IN 49, Sales Of American, $500; uplnndS
low midding cassilcalious for June ana July
delivery, i-;js; July and August, i-ld; Att
gust and September, 1892,
b.l5 mixtures closed steady,
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MEDICAL,
CuaicuTa, Il Medicinal JcIIy,
CutiC,Irn Medicinal
Soaps,

Arc the only known remedies that VIII pcrmn-
nontly cure humurs of the blood and skin, az
iectons of the scalp with loss ct hair aud liver,
kidney AMI urinary disorders caused by impure
blood Cullcum icsulyout N the greatest blood
purifier iu medicine, ltHCls through the bowels
liver kidneys and skin, II absorbs poisou-
that ilout In the blood and purgcs them from the
~ at.ml,, utl'u'"i n'vulN'u Wy ,yuNl ul'uall
skin, ullays Inflammation, Itching, aud irrN.
ton, aud heals, II Is natural rrprOducer and
brautiicr of the hair, Culicura Sunp clrnnscs
heals, sUltens, whiens aud bcuutlc- the skin,
II, and the Culicur0 shaving Soap, The only NEE
dlcinNl shaving soap, are prepared FROM Cuti-
Curn,
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NOTICE..

r WILL sell all horses cows and hogs remain
l. ing In the pound, at the foot Of Main street,
ON Saturday nth at 2 'clock, pm
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az VaCURA REMEDIES,

Are prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington Street, Boston, u
Front Street, Toronto, ont, and 5 snow Hill,
London, and for sale by all druggists. Price of
Cuticura, small boxes, 81 cents Large boxes u ;
Resolvent, 81 per bottle; Cuticura Medical Toilet
Soap, % cents per cake Cuticura Medical shay
ing Soap, 10 cents per cake In bars Tor BARRIERS
and large consumers, 30 cents.
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vrrANTED-A good cook, at oace; write or
w apply to 81. George Hotel, Terrell,
Texas. apll5
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7XrANTED - Immediately, 50 men to lay
w track on Texas Il st. Louis Railroad
Anplv TO j o Ross & Co, Contractors, Of Big
Sandy, on Texas Pacific Railroad. apll3
yxrkNTED To buy a secondhand set of
w furniture, full lay out. Jno. Moninger.
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KANSAS CITY, April l3.-Wheat =
| Os; No. 3 spot, GOA, ~,
Bacon-Clear, ~; rib and long, q.
NEW ORLEANS.

Flour dull weak and lower; superilne, i't@ = !;
double extra, 75d5; treble extra, BAG =;
higher grades, 5A@6I Pork dull at II ~ o.
Lard steadyi by the terSe 7$Ai ke sgbd ny sA
loose. SoGa5,packed, 4 I2; clear ribs, ga; clear
sides 90 Bacon scarce but firm shoulders, 30
4, clear ribs, ia clear sides, ~ Hams SCARE
but drm; quoted: choice sugar-cured can
yassed, 9H@l0Ii. Whisky steady, at oo@i0
Coffee quiet ;cargoes ordinary to prime, l31t 10;
sugar 'iemand fair;market firm ;cOmmon TO gool
common, 6H@7A; fair to fully, fair, .5,@9aa'
prime to choice, KIOSK; yellow clarinet
SHGK. Molasses scarce but ilrmi common,
3JGSi fair, Ss939; centrifugal, 5Oa4; prime
10 choice, iO@5l. Rice firm; ordinary 10
sights at " 80 per thousand premiums ster-
ling bank is6!ij C0nsols 6lH@a.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS April 10 Flour no market; FANCY,
-. family, Whisky quiet, at
/ IN. Pork dull jobblng, 10 40.
Lard dull. at S. Bulk-meats dull; sho9ldegs
z ,clear ribs 10000; clear sides . 2o9s 80
Bacon dull; shoulders, $3.50; clear RIOS, o"i
eli, ar sides, l9ii.
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aprli-Gtd County Judge, Corslcans, Texas
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-06-05


Gratis that the last named subject should be
shclved at any cost, and IL has been adhered
to with remarkable fidelity. A new Con-
gross and new Administration may be
chosen with special reference to their ahili-
ty to deal with questions whose discussion
is now obstinotely repessed, but very few
members of the present House will be able
to claim reelection on the ground that they
haYe shirhed no issue in which the people
were vitality interested,
The new National Observatory which
ought to be a monument of scientific skill
promises, before it Is even begun, TO become
monumental job. The selection Of ste
and Of an architect were placed in the hands
of Admiral Rodgers, chief of the observa-
tory; Representative Morse, of Boston, and
Senator Whyte, Of Maryland, The Admi-
raj, of course, desires the site to be the fittest
possible from a scientific point of view, and
the architect ID he a man of established rep
utation, but the other commissioners appear
10 care more about iavoring somebody in
whom they are interested. One wants to
name Baltimore man for architect and the
other q Boston man, neither of them being
known to fame or familiar with the peculiar
needs of this work. Then, too, the selec-
ton of site is matter Of vital Importance,
for if the observatory is placed on ground
which trembles even from passing trains or
vehicles the extreme accuracy needed in as.
Economical observations becomes impossible.
Accordingly the officers of the observatory
have been engaged for many months in
careful and troublesome observations to test
the sutableness in this regard of the vari-
Gus places offered to the commission. But
it seems that the two commissioners have
agreed upon a spot out near the Soldiers
| Home, which for some reason they are de-
termined to press, though it has been shown
to be unsuitable, as it is subject to tremof1
from passing vehicles. If the two Congress
| men Insist ON their view there ought to be
an inquiry in the House or Senate by some
friend of science as to the reason for such
gross misconduct. The new observatory
ought to stand for century or two. 1t can.
not be moved every LIST of May, and Con
gress intended that it should be placed
in the best situation for its purpose and thai
it should be constructed by architects whose
established reputation should be a guarantee
of good, proper and lasting work. Botl
these objects are likely to be defeated.
DON PEDRO.
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LIST OF PATENTS

Granted by the United States to citizens of this
state, for the week ending June l, 1880, furn-
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
Law and Patent office of ]. Moo. PERKINS,
500 l. Street, Gust north of the Patent Omce, }
Washington, d. q.
T. b. Atterbury, asslgnor of 4 interest to
J, S. Atterbury, Pittsburg glass furnace.
A. NJ. Bacon, Plttsburg, machine for grind
ing glassware.
.Bainbridge, Philadelphia, button fastener
f. l.. Blair, Allegheny, machine for taper
ing corks.
IL. L. Boyd, McKeespOrt, protector for the
threaded ends of pipes, tubes, &c.
]. w. Cooper, New Castle, breast hames.
l.. II. O.. Ehrhardt, Philadelphia, q. II.
Brutton, administrator, making artificial
parchment or toughening paper.
j. q. Foreman, Dallas City, support for
rubber shoes.
H. Halcroft, Media, assignor Of u interest
to l.. Palmer Concordyille, shedding, me,
chanism for looms.
E. Hamilton, Philadelphia, asslgnor tC
butcher, Temple Co., Hopedale, Mass, loon
temple.
/ L. M. Hugentobler, asslgnor by mesne as
/ slgnments OF part interest to A. Hazard ant
J. Bradley, Philadelphia, and @. W. Dyer
/ Washington, d. o., mining and exeayatin,
apparatus.
+. Olsen, Philadelphia, testing machine.
w. ID. Osborne, assignor Of II interest 70 A
B. Sloanaker, Philadelphia, producing, EN-
bellishing and retouehing photo negatives.
J. Pusey Philadelphia, sash fastening.
J. B. Smith, assignor Of \ interest to q. b
Smith, Dunmore, locomotive.
T., Stahler, Zionsville, milk cooler.
W. M. Thompson, Jr., Barnhart's Mills, as
slgnor to J. w. Baker and S. T.. Miles, Pc
trolia, piston packing.
o. Tilton, Pittsburg, wash boiler
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milk as usual was that two pigs were in the
habit of doing his milking for him.
Flora Rodgers, years old of President
township, Mexican county, was Burned to
death on Saturday by the explosion of a can
from which she was pouring oil on fire.
Samuel Smith, of Lebanon, who was
found near that Place several days ago bound
and gagged, states that he was hustled from
a train near Reading by unknown parties,
robbed of $4,000 and then taken aud bound.
Business is reported brisk at the Reading
Iron Works, and goods are shipped oil OF the
rate of about 100000 per month,
Hon. s. r. Mason, of Mercer county, the
Greenback candidate for Governor in 1873,
has deserted that party and is now a Repub-
lican.
On Sunday evening last, George Meister,
a baker in Columbia, attempted to steal a
ride oh freight train at that place and was
instantly killed.
Two negro thieves in Lancaster paid their
counsel fees with thirty-nine chickens that
were allowed to remain in their possession
for want of Identification.
While George M. Border, aged Al years,
was cleaning pistol on Sunday afternoon
lastin Harrisburg the weapon exploded, al
most instantly killing Jacob Sanders, aged
l l years.
Butter is 10 cents a pound in Nazareth
Northampton county.
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A Murder NIYslerY solved.

READING, Pa, May 29.-Deteotive W. Y.
Lyon Of this city has arrested Emanuel Et-
finger, Uriah Meyer, and Mary Hartley, on
charge of being implicated in the murder of
an aged couple in Snyder county on Dec.
s, 1871. At last advices by telegram, the
detective was on his way to Snyder county
from Michigan, where the arrests were made
on Tuesday last,
Up to Dec. s, 1877, John Kintzler, aged
70, and his wife, Gretchen Kintzler, aged
IS, lived in Adams township, Snyder ooun-
ty. They had lived there about fiity years
They had no children. They owned farm
of ten acres, and had accumulated, it is sup
posed, $4,000. This money they had secre.
ted in their house, under The carpets, under
rafters in the garret, in cracks and in SINH
lar places from the roof to the cellar. All
the bank notes they received they had ex-
changed for silver and copper coin. This
soon became noised about the neighborhood,
and became known to the lawless class who
lived there. Kintzer was frequently ad-
yised to deposit his money in some bank,
but he replied that what little he had was
as safe with him as anywhere else.
On Saturday night, Dec. s, 1877, his house
was burned down, and on Sunday morning
following the charred skeletons of the aged
couple were found among the embers. A
thorough search was made among the ashes
but no money was found After a careful
investigation a eoroner's jury rendered a
verdict that the Kintzlers had been mur-
dered and robbed, ana their house burned
down to conceal the crime. Six months af-
terwards number of lawlsss persons who
lived in the neighborhood were arrested
but they were discharged for want of sufi-
cient evidence to hold them. In April Of
this year Detective Lyons, who had been
working up the case in that neighborhood
discovered a clue which led to an informa-
tion being laid before Justice of the Peace
s. A. Weitzel by one Sallie NJ. Bngamen
duplicating Emmanuel Ettinger, jonathan
Meyer, Uriah Meyer, Israel Erb, Joseph
Meyer, James Ettinger, Ellen Meyer, Lucy
Meyer, and Mary Hartley in the murder
aud robbery Of the aged couple Most 3