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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

MINING NOTES.-The Midlothian
and Johnson mines of the New Gen.
tral coal company suspended work
Monday, the employees deairing to
attend tho funeral of Thomas Hod-
CERT, found dead Sunday morning in
the railroad tunnel cut. Mr.. Hodgert
was a miner in the service of the
company named.
Hon. James G. Blaine, ex-Secretary
Of State, is represented as saying that
ho will remain in Washington and
give his attention principally to q
railroad and coal enterprise in which
he hes embarked considerable capital
1t is understood he refers to the de-.
velopmsnt of the Elk Garden region,
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
1854
IS40 1851
Cunard Steamship Co.,
LIMITED,

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIv-
DERPOOL, callingst Queenstown each
way. Proposed sailings from Pier 40,
North River, New York:
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

The entertainment at the Metho-
dist Church next Monday evening
will be an unusually pleasant occasion.
Solos, duets, choruses and glees
will be sung, to which recitations aud
readings will be added. The price
of admission has been placed at 25
cents for adults and Is for children.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF
Silver and Plated Ware

acknowledged to be complete the county consisting Of CAS-
TORS BUTTER DISHES CAKE BASKETS FRUIT STANDS PICKLE
DISHES, SYRUP CUPS PITCHERS WATERS, JEWEL oAsK-
ETs, GARD RECEIVERS SPOON CUPS CELERY STANDS SALT
STANDS CALL BELLS KNIVES SPOONS and FORKS and of
ether articles too numerous to mention
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

- EvERSIBLE OVERCOATs and
III ULSTERETTES for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children, at reduced prices at
Winelan6's.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

400 .d sIIMs or sacr Gm to g ehoas. aqasa's cn s
Winelsnd's, Main street, Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

NEXT MONDAY EVENINGS BIG
BALL.-The committee of arrange
msnts havo completed sll their work
for the grand testimonial ball to come
of next Monday evening at Odd Eel
lows Opera House. Admission 81 o..
Over 500 ladies have been cordially
invited to participate. Gent emeh
will not be allowed on the floor who
have on overcoats or hats. A large
confectionery stand in one corner Of
The room and soft drink" stand in
the ether will be in chargs Of several
Of the committee, Positively no
spirituous liquors will be offered for
sale. The train from the creek on
that evening will leave here at 1l:20
o'clock. Come GRd enjoy yourselves
at this biggest ball of the season.
Supper from 81 O'clock p. IN. to 8 q. m.
NEW BooK.-We have received
from the publishers, ksssrs. F. O..
Blias & Co., Newark, N. j., copy of
Mark Twsin's latest work, THE
Prince and the Psuper," character
istically designed to entertain young
people Of all ages" The book is 8
beauty, and as a story of English
times Immediately preceding and in
cluding the reign of Edward vi, it is
splendid. The contrast between
high and low living is sharply drawn
and many incidents are thrillingly per-
traysd. The publishers want an agent
or agents in this county.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
CLOTHING, &C., &C.
WERE YOU AT

WERE YOU AT .ta
WineIand's Clothing House1 ?
IVES, and found the Greatest and FL
Il nest line of Gents NECKWEAR and
SILK hANDKERCHlEFS I ever laid
eyes on, and so cheapl
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

HITCHLFS BROS.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24

ing testimony was addaced:
DR.. j. J. Joncs-Did not find any part
oflhe skull broken; he was struck where
the skull il thick, producing conclusion
of the brain. The amount of blood WAS
caused by the rupture of the cavulsr veins.
Frank Loonsis-Was sleeping In the dry
ing room at the brick-yard with two other
men, man came In late and woke us up ;
vert up the railroad to the spring to get a
drink, saw u man lying en- the track.
Went back and told the man (who came in
before l left that party was lying on the
track drunk. I haye no home; was born
in Milwaukee, Wis.
Riiliam II, OdrsOn-Fcund q pair of
new shoes about 8 O'Clock Sunday morn
Ing in the ditch at the switch near the
brick-yard. Also found some paper with
blood on it.
@. Hartman-Soldla pair of shoes like
those fonnd to man at II o'clock Satur-
day night for 90. Identified the paper.
Otto Rrey-Sold the deceased, who was
slightly intoxicated, pint Of whiskey the
evening previous,
Waliiam Cruise Left Chambers store at
1115 o'clock to 60 home. Went into the
brick. yard and saw three trsmps sleeping
One of them (Loomis) got up to get q
drink. He came back and told me that
| man was drunk on the railroad track
went up and found the deceased saw O
package along the road, thought probably
it WAS paper. Went back up town and
notified officer Sullivan. 0ftsn goes home
through the tunnel.
Danics Hampton-Don't know anything
about it. Am in the employ of Mr.. Frey
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
DALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. ANDTHEoNL LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL RAILS
Schedule 70 talEe eject Sunday May q, 1881.

i:a0-TTHH sT EX SSIESSGiSNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
sGh9iiG%HSS Ef R8f eT ssd Way Stations
s So wincsss'cf. iiaserstown. and Way
S-FGT e a9ff fHs Ny New 9SE AND nos
s-sTH JN AE ASD as'Gf faf' sT
meets Tor Iiagerstown and AT Point OF Rocks Tor
tnoo-on sunday only. for baltimore Annapolis, and
iOoo-BA E;rIMoRE EXPRESS (stopsnt Hysttsy!llc
College, BcltsyilIe. Laurel, Annapolis Junction
tie4o2PITfsBWRG, CHiGAeo CINCINNATI.
Baltimore. EllIcot City. Annapolis and WAY
ti::!-on SUNDAY only, 70, baltimore and Way
tSOo- BHa aiT 70 BE I uILADELPuIA.AN DNEw
Baltimore and Way Stations winchester, Fred.
REL EMPRESS iFrederick. via Relay, stopsat
tss'- Of ROCKS EreaercE ,Icssrstowa WIN;
Gsss and %ay Stations S"y f0
as wfT s-aIS%s and
Way. via Relay. Stops at nyatlsville and
e0,-Point Of Rocks and WAY stations
RSfTIM3ME; ifSATrsviLLE, AND LAu'
tsiS-fITIshGiS;;, CINCINNATI AND ST.
5 NE% Y or A Asw y P9s
sfSfl sssfSYs n s and hAy
passengers NJ any station between Washington
aud Annapolis Junction; ,-,,.. ...,
tDaiiy. iSundays only. Other trans da''y' except
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station
Ohio Ticket oiices' washington station and GiS aud
ls5l Pennsyvania avenue corner Fourteenth street
and received at amy point In the city.
XTIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
AnorHER oNE or THOSE rRAoEDIEs.

In stately mansion in Georgetown,
seated by tho ruddy light of the great fire, whose
aickering served only TO lllumine the room with
the dim haf-lght that one sees so oflen In one OF
Rembrandts best works or Godfrey's saloon after
twelve o'clock p M. Mabel was thinking of Billy
Cooks back hair. The door-bell rang aud in an
instant servant ushercd into the room fair
haired young man whom Mabel greeted copiially
They talked of commonplace subjects for awhile,
but finally sias J. Bowen spoke tho words that
had been in his heartso long-told Mabel OF his
strong, deathless love for her, and how he should
never be happy until he felt that II was returned
When he had said this Silas stood silently by the
piano and gazed with fixed, steady gaze az the
toe of his left boot Rising from the chair IN whion
she had been seated, Mabel went to him, ana
placing her hand in his, said in low trelnulOus
voice al have seen your growing love for me-
Silas, and have rpjoiced in IT, j am proud 10 know
that / have inspired the most tender sentiments OF
which the heart is capable In the MIND OF one SO
noble, 80 true as you are. les, Stlns, nun proud
of your love, and love you In RETURN
Placing his arm around her waist Sas drew TO
his heart the beautiful girl who had said these
sweet words, and together they walked slowly to
an open window, and were soon standing ON q
vino EMPOWERED porch.
Here. sweetheart" said silas, there, with the
stars In all their purity looking down upon us, let
me give you our betrothal kiss"
While these words were being spoken Mabers
father had come silently into the paror, and, see /.
ing the open window, had stepped to IL and heard
all.
Five minutes later Silas was on the corner wait
ing for q street-car. Andy Gleeson came up. Are
you going to the meeting this EVENING"" he said.
mo" answered Silns while panied look lifted
acrosshis features; "Iamgolng to Providence Hos
The box.toed boot had done its deadiy work
well.-From Loves Of Ny Life" BY Isaiah Washing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market Saturday. together with open
Ing, highest lowest and closing quotations. are fur
nished by the clearinghouse OF II. D. Cooke, IT,, g.
Co.. tieo street, Washington, d. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK. Oct. Is, ais p. m.-There was slight
decline at the opening of business this morning. pro
duced largely by sales for short account and by lib
eral hammering on the part of those already short
At the decline, however orders appeared to buy, and
the general list under the lead Of Texas Pacific nd
vance,, with slight reactions for the remainder OF the
day, thy closing prices being about the best and S2T
per cent. above yesterdays closing. Buyers seem
confident of much higher prices and the strength OF
the Gould stocks encourages them The fact that the
bank statement showed contraction OF loans and an
increase In added to the confidence that has
been growing oflate. Money ruled at SOC per cent.
There Is large borrowing demand for most OF the
nctive stocks Indicating considerable short interest
still outstanding. At this writing advised that
100000 called bonds have thus fr been received at
Washington account OF OOto be redeemed on
Monday next 1t Is probable that the full amount will
DO received within q day or two and payment for
these In addition to q to be purchased on that
fay, taken in connection with si,O0O001 gold on the
gay here from abroad, should insure comparatively
basy money for the immediate future
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
SPORTING NOTES.

. Bob Ingersoll, the PAGER, died In Chicago Of the
prevailing disease last week.
Mcdonald, the jockey who rode Foxhall In the
Cesarewitch, received upward OF $4,000.
1t Is said that Bancroft, racer. by Bonnie Scot
land, has struck three-minute trotting gait.
The Philadelphia papers hint thatSt. Julien and
Trinke. are to trot in Point Breeze Park October %
The Sportsman says that Barney Aaron brOwbeats
and bullies the judges at Brighton Beach, but
steers clear OF the dark Yirginian, Captain I. q.
Moore. IL also suggests that the course should
close for the season.
On Tuesday, October 49, turf contests will be re-
sumed In Baltimore. The event of the first day
will DO the race for tho Dixie Stakes, In which
Hindoo, Crickmore, and Barrett will meet. As
Mr.. Michael Dryer said OH the day before Hindoo
started for Pimlico Hindoo will meet good horses
in that race. In fact, Hindoo will have to be in
better form than he was at The Sheepshead Bay
meeting TO win. The great four mile heat race fol
the Bowie Stakes, on the last day Of the meeting,
will probably only have Glenmore and a represent
atiYe from the Meslhrook stable for contestanLs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
James P. Clements has been appointed

James P. Clements has been appointed
postmaster at Pegram.Va.
Virginia snakes are eating potato-bugs,
and the latter poison the former
The hunting season for birds will soon
open, and there plenty of partridges this year
to furnish fine sport to huntsmcn.
Mr.. r. N. Pendleton, of Wythe County,
has in his possession the two Identical chairs
which were used by General George Washington and
Lord CORVALLIS IN the old Moore House at York
town wheu the terms of surrender were signed.
He has also n large, old fashioned mirror which
was the mantef at the time. chest Of draw ers,
and an antique three eornered medicine.che
which were IN the house and the property Of Dan
lei Moore.
The construction of the iron and steel
works near Goshen. Va, is being rapidly pushed
forward. This association, an English one, having
its headquarters In London has put up 81 10000
for the purchase Of about four thousand acres of
iron-ore lands, the Brushy- North Mountain ranges
and valleys OF the old California Furnace prop
erty, near Rockbridge Alum Springs, and of the
Abrams farm of several hundred acres and for a
plant for two blast furnaces, each having ca
paclty for the production OF $50 tons OF iron u
dav
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

This Is the sort of advice we wouldgive to a
nervous, dyspeptlc sufferer. Infuse more Vitality
intoyour muscles and brain, my attenuated friend
Do it with Hostetters Stomach Blters. In the face
OF It's unbounded popularity and the Concurrent
evidence in its favor you can scarcely doubt that
1t is potent for good Use 1t, then; use 1t persist
emily and regularly, not spasmodicaly and for o
few days. remedy with such reputation de-
serves fair trial. Ifyou are dyspeptc your mall
ady will eventually yield to It; IL you feeble,
lack flesh and feel respondent, 1t will both build
and cheer you up; iiyou are constpated It will
relieve, and II bilious. BEAUTIFULLY stimulate y0ur
liver. Don't despond, but make this effort In the
right direction 1t will eventuate In your relief
Take our advice, and act upon 1t without delay be-
fore some serious malady lays you on your back.
MWE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

by Associated Press,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1S-DIoney loaned between ando
per cent call, aud closed easy at per cent. Ex-
change steady mt iID1@ IDS for long and 4s59S1S
for short sight Governments irregular, o. being y
per cent lower registeredi3 q per cent. higher. and
the other issues unchanged. State bonds dun and
nominal. railroad bonds In fair demand and In the
main firm. The stock market opened weak and 40
Ia per cent lower tue latter for Metropolitan Ele-
waited which subsequently rose u, Manhattan selling
up |, and New York III per cent The entire list,
however, soon became heavy, and ut eleven o'clock
prices showed decline of 462ss per cent, Metropo-
itnn Elevated, Manhattan Elevated, Denver and lilo
Grande, Lake Shore and ST. Paul being most prOmi-
nent therein. The lower range OF quotations induced
purchasers, and In the forenoon strong upward
movement was inaugurated. prices continuing To rise
steadily until amer the second call when the Improve,
ment from the lowest figures OF the morning ranged
isvle and Nashville Texas Pacific the elevated rail.
way shares Marietta and Cincinnati first and second
preferred, ~. Paul. Peoria, Decatur and Evansvlle,
aud Delaware, Lackawanna and Western leading The
advance In the final sales Louisville and Nashville
reacted IL per cent and the general list fell OIL frac-
ton. The sales to-day aggregated 3Sl,5, shares, ii-
Guiding Central Pacific lO70J O. &. 4 L. g., BIUO Della.
ware, Lackawannn and Western, iG,GOG Denver and
RIO Grande Vi, 3d. Erie 17,9O; Kansas ant Texas,
I,0G Lake Shore l5,70O; Louisville and Nashville,
0,0OE Michigan Central, 5,lOG Manhattan Elevated,
1,gM New Jersey Central, 6yUf New YORK central,
ll,op Ohio and Mississippi. 4UJg Ontario and West,
cru T,iMs Pacific Mail, li,2OG Peoria, Decatur anu
Evansville, $500 Reading, iaIsOo -. Paul, lilo
Texas Pacific, 10000 Union Pacific, 2lOe Wabash Pa
ciiic li,7Ns Western Union. 2,lOG metropolitan Ee'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

TRAINS LEAVE b. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
T:lO a. m.-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily
Direct connection for South ana southwest Dahy
except sunday, 10 points on g. ~ u. IL. IL 1T,
PULLMAN SLEEPING LARS ON 5;lo ~ M, tram
from Wasninyt n o Ney Or eans without cna,isr;
1015 p. m.-SuUrHER N EXPIRES, daily Tor Az
points South via Danvie. and West VIA u * D.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on lO;ij p. m. tr,ln
from Washington TO Augusta, Co.. without
MARRS SLEEPING COUCH CARS from washing
ton to DnnNtlip.
Passengers tor Manassas Division will take 7io
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton, 'iio
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MCDANIEL Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent jylStf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

sUB-TRRAsURY BALANCES.
Coin .....-. sTS6J3ss 97 Currency -... sj03,ia2 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

No 1910. drawing first capital prize, $4,000. sold
half In New York. half in Washington, d. O. No.
5000, drawing second capital prize, $4,000, sold
SSSs drawing tSrd capital prirs 500, sold bali
in New York. hulf In Edwards, Miss. Nos. % 9S7,
5og7l, each $500, sold IN baltimore, Md, and Alb
s9,63O-eaeh $1,000, sold in New York, New Or
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. i5.-virginia SKIES consolidated,
81 do second series 80 do past due coupons, e2 new
ten-fories. cs9n bid today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17
1Grapelere' @uiOe.
SSI ThE GREAT 1881


IN EXPECT MAY TO- isst
TRAINS LEAVE WASHiNuTuN, from Depot, cor.
ner OF Sixth and u streets, rs iollows: -,
sleeping Cars 20 Pittsburg and Chicago 1910 a m.
unlly WIN Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg to Gu
cinnnii. Sc Louis, and Chcag0 e3o p, m. daily,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnandatgun, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
with Parlor Car to Watkins and tile North, ut SUI
a m, daily. except Sunday; at $50 y. daily, ex.
cen sSSgnt,nfnay' with Palace Cars 10 Canandhgua
For wllliamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, ntiosJo
a. M daily, except sunday.
For Now York and the East 500 1030 a M. 200 1000
and lGl5p. mon Sunday zoo y. M, 1870 and ioiS
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cars, esO a IN.
For BROOKLYN New York, all through trains connect
A. Jersey CITY with boais OF brooklyn Annex
For Philadelphia 500 l03o M, GO0. $40. 1000 and
iGis .. m. ON Sunday. 200 p. M $40 1000 aud
Limited Express, eso a. M daily, except sunday
For Baltimore 6:lO, 500 e30 l0D n M aud 20n I'm,
o NJ a sa a. n.y. 200 $40 aso. 1000. and IBIS m
For Pope's Creek Line, $40 n and 40 y. daily,
For xnhspOIis Sio a. m. and SOP daily. excep,
ALEXHHDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY a, APP ~ IA, AhktENANDIiA AND WAsHiNu
For Alexandria 400, Tso o;co M, ana 1880 a. M
t SSe p on M; go M ,, 500 and l, s r M On
For Richmond and the south. 100 H. M and ll:Oa. M
daily. andS;oo p. m. daily, except sunday. ..o,
and lOvo a M. I2iO. SOO. $50, 800 and ElO p no.
and l2W midnight sunday, 1T $50 aud 1000 n M
Tick els normaton can he procured ut the Office
northeast OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vnna avenue and mt the station, where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage to destination nom
80 J. II. WooD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

In Boston recently, during banking
hours, and with all the clerks present. man
stepped behind the counter, walked to tho safe,
entered, and took q package containing 100000,
belonging 10 the president of the bank and walked
away with II unmolested. The man who executed
this cool proceeding has always stood high in the
community and is well known. He Is the presi-
dent of the bank.-BOatOn Post.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

adYance l9per ce' leclnod w y large
buying OF Denve attribu 20 RurehY ,or 80, hos-
w., hua Hein 10 Nc it M .der,i, ~
iVpeNtli hlu sui, w. -. @ ~. III -,
uineu from Bunniy LAY morning. hn w W. ~, uus
~ @ or M rod ~ VIC hterngOn. is ~ a id
ne e,urneu because OF LEAFS OF teti W " O
nlhinuy Wnlch was threatening eO0lglth t,i,
WINE ny bumRi0 ptonnny spne snoIi llne MN,
Sl.e slu Wy eVennb PAPER lccoua ues u ~ f e
SetvenlenI o. me @ Were uino
inunR, uhn ne hh9 been Incorrectly puOseu. ~
ltesiuehI khea aln OF the metr9potan HSSd
sou no bnsls nnu Deei rsche ailo CONNER
ths statement, but added that matters had ben pArly
9Irai % anu We're IN MIR seape iOr aegustttnt;;
Judtng l1oiu tne various cOntInuct9iy
Mouu appear tnat .Ve OF I'M ,i
l anu ~ nof, Mi, n iii,
~ hclu. ne pehls lsst 'nM M. - ,
lyNeW vIk Svilllm' put McN lMoinunel y ~
nul on lake Sn0rc ~ IS LuhOleu tI . r M,o ~
lniseiy SNORT o. DelawnIe lAckaWhlinh nnu
NH .e nuS IN sue lht er eLe " t0r t this
oincer Ol tne MetrOponan EleVnten M nv, t.s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-17

hANKEns' EKcHANO K


Infeeuhy Dills.,,.., lol oAly-uay olS~''''''' TD
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
NEW YORK, Oct 49, 10 a. m.-The traders on the
market were tribe mixed last night regarding the
immediate course of the market, but the leading
brokers looking for rather higher prices. not
withsanding the fact that large portion OF the buy
ing esteTday by small shorts, and that Insiders
sod q great deal OF Lake shore and W. U. II was
claimed that the manipulation OF Union Pacific and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western meant higher
prices shortly and was merely preliminary TO an ad
vance In each. The COai aud iron Journal for this
week recounts wonderful prosperity In the coal
trade In fact the greatest ever known and states 80
great Is the demand nom the West ana so limited the
transportation owing to the scarcity OF cars that
coal famine Il threatened. II Is claimed the uelh
ware, LackRwanna and Western Company Is earning
Is per cent. H. II. Herrck offered to wager any parl
VI sou that the stock OF the latter company would
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-24
GOT HIM.
Which Means That They Have a Sure
Grip on the Man Who Was Robbed.

Which Means That They Have Sure
Grip on the Man Who Was Robbed.
The two men, Paine and Mansfield, who
heeced the unsophisticated Norwegian, named
Hojda Hanson, out of $50, by means of
bogus draft, were brought up before Judge
Burr yesterday morning for hearing. It
will be remembered that Hanson was com.
mitted to Jail to be held as a witness, and that
he was taken out on writ of Habeas corpus
on Monday and released on his own recog
nizance. Immediately thereafter he was re-
arrested on a warrant charging him with
compromising felony, and again sent to
jail. Yesterday morning when the case
against Paine and Mansfield was called. he
was put on the stand, and under instructions
of his attorney, E. R. Hollinshead. ESD, he
refused to answer any questions asked of him.
He was, therefore, committed for CONTEMPT
of court, and again sent back to Jail, and the
case against Paine and Mansfield continued
until Saturday at a. m, and they also were
remanded to Jail. In connection with this.
which bids fair to be fought out to the bitter
end, it may be stated that a man
named Adam Walters and his wife.
were brought TO the city yesterday and thew
both recognized the two men as those who had
obtained S155 from Walters some two or
three weeks.ago on the same old dodge IT seems
Walters, with his wife and two children. were
on their way to jamestown, D. T., and met
the two men on the train at the ST. Anthony
junction, where the trick was played on him,
leaving him without dollar in the world.
They were taken to the Jail yesterday and after
identifying the two men they were taken to
Minneapolis by Chief Weber, ard swore out a
warrant for their arrest on this new charge.
To man up tree it would appear that these
two smooth spoken gentlemen will not have
an opportunity to ply their nefarious trade
for some years to come.