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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

The reports that extensive and valuable
deposits OF petroleum have been discovered
in sweet Water county, Wyoming Terri
tory, appear to be fully confirmed.
have the utmost confidence in the mails.
Enclose 81 for two boxes, or $3.50 post
Office order for six boxes OF Celery and
Chamomile Pills, and will take all risk for
money and goods. DR.. G. W. Benson, 1OG
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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The Minnesota Debt.

We must again remind the Wing that
the fifty per cent. OF Minnesota's old debt
which it is now proposed to pay is half Of
an old debt, principal and interest, which
that State repudiated out and. out some
twenty-odd years ago. And rs we remark
ed very recently when speaking on the
same subject, so now we say again, that the
lesson taught us in Minnesota is that even
ii we repudiate thirteen millions OF our
State debt in 1881, we shall have TO
pay fourteen and a half millions in
place OF it some twenty years hence, after
enduring the disgrace OF being repudistOrs
for that long period. So true it is, as hiss
often before been remarked, that State
debts do not die. Even the debt which
Mississippi rcpudiated nearly forty-iour
Years ago still knocks at the door Of her
treasury, and only few months ago her
people Were considering the expediency or
ps0pfiety or necessity Of paying a portion
Dw s'at Is not all, nor the best that can
nos,,,S,' - :, lAsof Of the fifty per cent pro-
OH. az, - minnesota. The fact above ALI
ssa. concentrating the Minnesota schor,o
xnn 'ne NipDLEsER0zR scheme Il th.t ,l,o
,aa,as s,o'' scheme has been approved :, w
s,n. IN value Of the creaito,, :, - q
H. gentlemen who owns sa'''
80 nan The repudiated bora, iuoie
re,e ss alslseu that the State sho,,,, pro
der, upon paying fifty Der cent DC
pronos,, : would gladly accent su NJ '"e :
II tpo, irOm the creditors 81 v tuSn
aeeer, would signify their willino = u'l !.
sho,1s wen the RIDDLEpErot,a 3 Su, :
ieetiaa - !. 'ss from making any ser,on s " W
amount to be paid Is conceg , = iar as tn
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ANOTHER IiERETlcAL CLERGYMAN. HIM
dson, Ont, October 24.--Rey. DIR. Burns
principal OF the Wesleyan Female College
pas created considerable excitement here
by publicly endorsing and sympathizing
with Rev. DR.. Thomas, OF Chicago. Pro.
ceedings viii be taken against DIR. Burns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

DEATH or A CENTESARIAN.--Netc York.
October 24.-The death il reported Of Law.
renee Helms, a hborer, born in Ireland.
from old age and general debility. He
had passed bis 103d year, yet he had been
robust GU last Tuesday, when he began TO
fail.
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CONSERVATIVE. DEMOCRiTIC EXECUTIVE }
4

RICHMOND. October %, 1881. )
John Hunter, IT., Of Richmond, will
speak at Amelia Courthouse October 2Gth.
General W. II. Payne, OF Fauquicr, viii
speak at Fairfax Courthouse October 2Gth,
and Leesburg October 10Th.
c. A. Heermans, OF Pulaski county, will
speak ut Snowyilc, Pulaski county, on
saturday, November 9Th.
A. VI. KELLEY. Chairman.
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domination in Prince Edward.

FARMyILLE, VA, October 2i.-The
Democrats Of Prince Edward have nomi-
mated G. a. Morton for the House Of
Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

HoRsfcRD's AcID PHoRHATE--AH IN
xAsgADi.E REMEDY Il think Horsford's
Acid Phosphate ai excellent and invaluable
addition 10 our list Of remedies. - William
q. Richardsou, M. d., 81. Louis, No.
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Mr.. Q. B. PorrER n,o,,,.u
for6, october A.-Orlando r Tiss.--N e'o
declined the nomination for CO.., : o,ter has
by The New York County Der ,oer 1VSs mad, ,
Fentlon OF the Eleventh Congressional ,r H S,l
frict on Saturday lst. 4'''''' oD'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

The state Conservative-D Democratic Ex-
ecutiye Committee WILL not PRINT ELEc-
TIoS TICKETS for the various cities and
counties,
IL is not too soon 10 commence to arrange
for the preparation OF tickets. In an elee-
lion Ike the present this can be done with
much more convenience In the neighbor-
hood OF each election than by this COM
miitce in Richmond. The candidates are
so numerous that II would be less likely
that accuracy IN the work should be
secured here than in the several counties /;
and accidental errors could be corrected
there more certainly and expeditiously
than here.
Remember,
1. The ballots must be Of white paper.
2. They may be either wholly written,
or wholly printed, or part in writing aud
part IN print.
Q. Ali the persons voted for must be on
one ballot.
4. The names, both Of the persons voted
for and OF the Office they are to fill, must be
on the ballot.
5. No ballot must contain more names for
any Office than the number required TO I'LL
that Office.
The style of our ticket is as follows
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ticket OF
Virginia.
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1881.
FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN w. DANIEL.
ron TrEI-TEN AST-GOyERNOR
JAMES BARBOUR.
POR ATTORSEY-GENERAL
PHILIP W. MCKINNEY.
FOR SENATE:
Put full name correctly spclD OF candi-
date heIe.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

SMALLPOX II FITTsBURGH.-PHtS5urgh,
October 2l.-Sincc Saturday thirteen cases
Of smallpox were reported by the health
officer
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fbis hOANt VT bfi4LbAilfH
Put full name Correctly spclD OF candi-
date here
Conseryatiye-Democratic papers please
copy above.
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III HUTZLER BROTHERS, IN,
525 BROAD STREET. VS5EI
OUR STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE-WE DEFY
COMPETITIOS-OUR PRICES ARE THE
LOWEST IN THE ClTY-TI3Y Is
AND BE CONVINCED.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY Of an .yles;
DREs--TRIAiMlNGS Of AL kinds;
Bargains in CRATES ana Wells;
Pull lines Of HOSIERY aud GLOVES;
RIBBONS. LACES, slLES, SATiN~, emo
. PLTSllES;
JFWELRI. warranted u.tIl
turnish, AZ WanulHc,uFcrr prices;
ZEPTl1 rs, all tOlOrs. 0uly &c. 1u ounce.
Bargains. call and convince y1ur-clL 90
HUTXLfE bHO1il.H-'
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT ui.-I.Dr-. .. l5
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uALL OF AURORA

HALL OF JUROR A .,A.SAlye.
H LODGE, No. l16, !. O. o. F. sfTEStE
The members Of the above lodge are - So
hereby requested 10 meet at the lodge >'/ltl.
room, corner Fifth and Marshall streets, WE'D
NESDAY MORNING the 2Gth Instant ~ SO'clock
sharp. for parade In accordance withaccepted inFi-
tltiOn OF the city authorities. 10 Is expected mat
every member viii respond 20 this call and show
hs appreciation Of this important event.
81 order LOUIS AUBsI. Noble Grand pro rem.
&C 2J-2t JOHN j. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, 30.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDO2O, ALsOP, BOsBY Co.,,
1908 EAST MATS sTEERr
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE s. CO.,
f29 EAST BROAD 8TEEET
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

Unusual efforts Will he pat forth 10 satisfy Z.
demands Of q frsudious public. our buyD. ...
been long ia the markets, and W. mean to at.
our prices % suit the times. In order n atict 81
statement, any good dosired, tie sample o.
scription OF which May have been secured 's
whore, NC promise n produce YnEE OF KNi1
AGE. We are determined - make 81 our h0.,.
convenience o. thc public.
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RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1881.
uTNTCTTu'g on IInNDD Tho LODGES

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-The lodges
IN who intend taking part In the parade on The
26th instant viii meet ~ their lodgc-rooins At
O'Clock sharp; march to knights Of Honor ian,
win meet Richmond and Lee Lodges; thence 10
place assigned the OrGCr-Third and Broad streets.
Zach lOiyc will appoint their own marshal
Members of the order whose lodges VIII not
parade are requested tO join in with other lodges.
Guides VIII bring the badges Of their lodge. oi-
iccrs position In line arc the same IS laid down Ia
Ritual.
Brother JOHN MAXWELL hes been appointed
oc 2j-2t =. j. WRIGHT, G. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26

BLACK SILKS, I'm mott complete esfr
ranging iu cost from 6Cc. q 50. Am
stock, mas be found TIE chpicc-t fIY'"
OF France. lttly, and switzerland. iii..
are bought nom importers tud in hHt .Ir
uuik. TINS giving our houses teucit .'.'.
by f,w esLthli,hmcut, south ni New ....
COIOEED SfLhS, SATIN DE LYON, l.f NI..-
NElLLlElN, SILK sud SN1iN NJ Dc .n
RHADANES, PERSIAN SOFIA~. tE'r i.
ZODIACS, NESETIkNNk>;
PLAIN. SHADED, aud ONBRE PIT -if.-....
MORE ANTIQUE ana ..i'
STRIPES, ranging iu cost frpm . l.J. 8. f'.
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REMOVALS.

nR IN UPSHUR HAS REV. ss,
DHIs OFFICE AND R&slph.5N' "A fSsaW
Grace street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A RMORY CONCERTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT
OF
SMITH & MESTAYER'S
TOURISTS N 4 PULLMAN CAR.
EyERYTUING NEW.
DON'T FAIL no SEE THE TOURISTS.

New music Ia, been introduced from "Oliyc.tc.'
"Billec Taylor Patience" and the " Mus
kCtcef-.'
ADMISSION -. 3J,aud 25c. B0X-shCei At Thea
tire ald RAMOS & MOsFS. Reserved seats III.
Tomorrow g., cuiUE-Mr. ami Mrs. y. q. Good
win I'm q Member Tor SOcum. oc 26-ltT
EUN. RICHMOND THEATRE. FUN.
For three nights only and saturday matinee
Sir. and Mrs. y. &. GOODWIN ELIZA WEA-
TuERSEYl and au effective Comedy Company.
THURSDAY EVENING, october ZIth. the emil
ncutly successful and funniest OF all comedies,
THE MEMBER FOR SLOCtM.
FRlDAI-llOBBlfS.
Matinee SATURDAl.24P =. VI. $500.
SATf-RDAY EVENING, double bUl-TllE
MEMBER FOR sLOCUM and au amusing dra-
matte splsm called CAMILLE OR \ CRAChED
HEART, In three languages and cough. 49,
Tie ftmou, Camille Jewelry will be on eNhib!-
ton Friday 20 fYLEK's lcwclry--tolc
Admission: 20. p. 30. Zoe, and -. Secured
seats 10 Doe had 81 RAMOS x NOSES and Theatre.
oc eggs
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sIIK nFPARTAiENr.

We ofcr large and unusually h1ut,0m. l.r.. Uf
llCH SILK PITSliE-, SILK NELAII~
BLACK and COLORED SATIN EIsU'AiI-.
RICH BLACK NOlRES, SlLh aui -tIIN
BROCADES. SATIN NARNElIIEIt. sac
TIN DE LYON. SURAiIS. hNNJEf-. Nr.
&c: and special bargains in LYONS DID, tth
SILKS II Tie most r-ii thle mauT.I.trH..
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pop uorsy OF DELEGATES

FOR SENATE
[Put full name correctly spclD Of candi-
date heIe.l
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BLACk GOODS.


To this department We continue o. 'r
space and attention, making b -i.
plCte exhibit 90 be found in any '..t .r.
TRlCOE ARAUEE, DkAP ~ Ail' .... ,..
RINE SERGE, NENkIIAN Harm
gclhcr Wi.h an Immense stock ~ '...- 8
HENRIETTA. aud other STALL ....
lower rates than were ever oat.t. D"
CoTRfAVLD's CREPES, 600 remnants '--
regular goods at lowest quo.1."hr
GFNTI FAIEN'S aud LADIES Nt.l N...L
DERMFAR. IN White, sc8l'tl $500
ranging in cot from 4cc. ~ So. t.xnTr.
LADIES' COTTON and tANrH'' ,.....
WEAK nc prices aud ln variety
with any market
We have cerlaln special bargains i' a.raI
CHEAisE, and DRAW HES ' ".'
especial attention.
For the Centennial demand We n.'.,stN,.tgr
gigantic stock Of DAMASh~ = tie.r. 1lf
TONNES. MfSE-CLOIll~ l'w
other furpishings, o. be odd NtIl 80 ..ft.y
"FOSTFRn MD GLOVES n0N ii 49,
shade, for opcTa. street, OK fl, 3, Va. WOE,f'
GENTI LMFN's WEAR, IN tI'i"'
EDS, CAsSlbERES. ...,,.v .ulUI-, ID
COLLARS, sCARfs, HALt-t">''
LADiFS MRAPPISGs uoN "ie''''
send Rdiy 2 sgi gTes' Y PRICE, rrNrLES''-
CARD6ZO, ALSof, MoNoi W. ec .,f
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We have cer!aln special bargains DID Iis.,sl
CHEAiSE, and DRAW HIS '' ".'
fspecfnl attention.
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POR ATTORSEY-GENERAL:
PHILIP W. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
An Unconstitutional Law.

According to miserable abortion Of
a law defining who Shall or who shall
not vote at the School Election for
members Of the Board Of EIuratiou.
colorcd voters will b" prevented from
voting next Saturday. We do nur be-
lieve such law would stand :ln test
a moment if an appeal was made 70 the
supreme Court Of the United States
1t is contrary to the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution which SAWS in
plain terms: "The right of citizens Of
the United States to vote shall not he
denied or abridged by the United
States, or by any State, on account Of
race, color, or previous condition Of
servitude."
II this means anything, what ri-ht
has the Legislature of Delaware to pas,
a law prohibiting any person from vot-
ing who is not a white man" We have
no particular desire for colorc,, man
more than a white man to vote, but we
do most emphatically object to an I'M
constitutional law rfgidIy adhered 10
for partisan purposes. So long as the
State of Delaware remains in Demo
cratic hands this unconstitutional law
will OF course not be repealed, by the
Legislature. But there is another wav
by which it can be wiped from the
Statute book and that is by an appeal
to the United States Supreme Court.
We hope this question will be tested
soon, and the quickest way to bring
about such a test, is for coored men to
90 to the polls and offer their votes, If
rejected they can appeal to the State
Courts for a decision, and if decided
against them by the State Courts it can
be appealed to the United States Sill
preme Court. If the vote is accented
then the party opposed to the reception
has the same remedy. 1t must be de-
cided some time, and as well now rs at
any other time hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
AMUsEMENTS. A
OPERA HOUSE.

RAND OPERA HOUSE.
as-TwO NIGHTS. .-aA
Wednesday-Thursday, May As.
MUSICAL TREAT EXTRAORDINARY.
Only Possible performance Of
THE CARRENO
GRAND OPERA AND C0NCERT co.
Brilliant Novelty Popular Concert and Opera.
In a Single Entertainment.
For WEDNESDAY Evening. May 4th,
PART FIRST
GRAND CONCERT!
BY the Artists Of Mde. Carreno' s Combination.
PART SECOND:
Nerdi's Most Popular Opera.
III TRON ATORE." Ill TROVArORE."
The " Act presented complete with Mag
niticent Costumes and Accessories introdu-
cling the Miserere and all the Gems of the
Opera.
For THURSDAY Evening, May 5th.
PART FIRST:
Entire Changeo of bill in GRANDCONCERT.
PANT SECCND
beautiful opera of m ARTHA."
Presenting all the musical ge ms CT the Opera.
NO ADVANCE IN CES-35, 50, 7ac.
Diagram now open AT c. +. Thomas & Co Is
three days in advance. apr,n.5t
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
n A. RFGIaTgR c npptTu

AG REGISTER OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. April Il. 1881.
Upon the application Of Amanda Eastburn
executrX Of tatharne Gillespie late Of Mil
Greek Hundred. in said county. deceased
II is ordered and directed by ihe Register
that the Administrator aforesaid give lotice
OF granting Of letters testamentary upop
the estate Of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters in fix Of the most public
places Of the county Of New Castle. requiring
all persons having demands against the es
tate to present the same. or abide by an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided:
and also cause the same 10 be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN. a
newspaper published in Wilmington. and to
be continued therein three weeks. (e-o-dl
~ Given under the hand and Seal
$. of office Of the Register aforesaid al
- wilmington. in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written
sc. BlGGS. Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the exccutriy on
Or before April L. 1882 or abide the Act ot
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
AMANDA EASTBURN.
ap-l Executrx.
AddresSs :-RusSelville. Chester Co. Pa,
hobT NJ. TAYLOR, Attorney, Stanton, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

TOTAL NET kEVENt +
FOR 1850 ........... .6IO,7O9, ,965. 50
WHILE ONLY ~. O,OOO will be re-
CURED to me tho interest and sinking fu ID
WIEN TIL WHOLE OF THE $50. O.OOO,.
600 BONDS AXE ISSUED
Provision has been made to have COun0n
h"ndS regist red in the owners name when
desired, and also for their conversion into
absolute Reg tered Bonds interest payable
10 the register, d owner only.
WILLIAM THAW,
vice President Pennsylvania Company,
approved.
&. y. ROBERTS,
President Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Keeps Off Malarial Diseases

lfyou are subject to Ague you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
kidneys in good free condition. When
so, you will be safe from all attacks
The remedy to use is kidney-Wort. If
is the best preventive of all malarial
diseases that you can take. See adver.
tisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
TIN MILLION DOLLARS
In4l.2Per Cent. Gold Ronds

Ina I-2 Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
offer the same for public sub
scription at the price of loob
per cent. and acrued interest
to date of delivery.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

The undersigned, having
secured control Of the here
inbetore described
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
A MANUFACTURER'S CIRCULAR.
A PERFECT CORSET AT LAST
NO MORE BROKEN NWKALEBONE

After spen ling over 3l2 ooo in experiments
we nave perfected material FIR bontnV Cor
sets. called ChRAIlNE winch is vastly Su
per.Or to horn or whaleboue Its advantages
are
LIST. 1t cannot he broken REWARD or
FIVE DlLLARS will be paid for every Cor.
set in which the CarAltae breaks with six
months ordinary wear.
ID, i Is more pllahle than vhalehonc, and
20 adapts itself more readily to the move.
ments of the body. This makes it much more
comfortable and healtiful
81. 1t is not affected by cold. heat or moi<
tNrp.
4;h. lis the cheapest 1nd mos; servcahlc
Corset ever made
The toralinc Corset ts made throughout of
superior materials and is warranted in every
respect y not found entirely satisfactory. the
purchase money viii te r funded
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.
WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES.

At the suggestion Of numerous friends
have concluded to again open y store, ana
give my personal supervision tc the wants of
my customers. On hand new line of of Paper
Hangings, Window Shades, Curtain Trim
mings, &c. which will claim your attention.
Skilled workmen to hang paper and curtains
at short notice. Curtain hanging specially
Having been In the Wall Paper business a
years (36 years in WilmingtOn), any further
reference is unnecessary.
JOSEPH II. CREENMAN.
NO. All KING STREET.
mar3l-lm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-18

pE1.OW find Il few brands Of NNhiskics
1D which / guarantee pure and unadul-
teratcd: Golden Grain Rye, Old Crown
Rye. Hunters Mountain Rye. These are
three of the purest and best Whiskcys
made. Maj Paul Bourbon, pure N. C..
White Corn, Red Corn Whiskey made from
Red Corn, Fine French f'randy, Crystall-
lied Rock and Rye, California Peach and
Honey, the Celebrated Lyon Punch, Wines
Of the best and rnrcst qualities, imported
and domestic Gins Lager Beer always on
hand, and cold as ice can make it. Filters,
oil ofthc best brands.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-18
For. Sale.

TENllE property owned and lately occu-
a pied by the subscriber, sitnatcd on the
East side Of the South Carolina Il. r., and
on the North side Of the continuation of
Russell Street known ns the Belleville
stoad. Lot has 800 feet front on Russell
St, and is 72O feet in depth. containing
bout five acres. On the lot are two
dwellings, one recently erected, besides
barn and outbnildings, with two wells Of
excellent wafer. buildings in perfect
order, and fully insured for term OF years
Property will he sold as n whole, or iii.
vidcd to suit purchasers.
Terms-One-tiird cash, rest of purchase
money to remain OH bond and mortgage
For price and further particulars, en-
quirc Of JAS II. FOWLES, Esq, or by
letter at Hudson, New York, of
DIR. JOHN G. DUBOIS
may 5. 1881 If
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-27

A UCTION sale of furniture tomorrow at
IA No. 270 Jackson street. 208
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-27
4 STOLEN CERTIFICATE.
Buying a Suit of Clothes and Getting
Caught.


Caught.
A man calling himself David Nelson called
at P. I. Kavanagh's store Monday afternoon
and contracted for a suit of clothes, in pay
ment of which he rendered certificate of de-
post, bearing per cent, in the Lumber
mans National bank of Saltwater for $780,
Before accepting the certificate Mr.. Kavanagh
visited the Merchants National bank, where
the certificate was pronounced genuine, but
the bank officials could give no information
as to the ownership. Satisfied as to the
genuiness of the certificate Mr. Kava-
nagh returned to his store and
allowed the person rendering il to take his
clothes, with the understanding he should re-
tain the certificate until he could hear from
the Saltwater bank. This arrangement was
accepted by Nelson, who, however, for his
own protection demanded receipt from Mr..
Kavanagh for the certificate, which was
given.
Thus matters stood until yesterday fore
noon, when Nelson again called at Mr.. Kavan-
agh's store TO get the balance due upon his
Gel tificate, but at this time nothing had been
heard from the saltwater bank. Nelson ex-
pressed surprise, asserted the certificate was
all right, and offered to accompany Mr.. Kav-
anagh to the Merchants Ma
ing the store together, Kavanagh and
Nelson walked down Third street. When
near Roberts store Kavanagh was accosted
bya gentleman in reference to some business,
when Nelson excused himself, saying he
would go to his hotel, the Minnesota house,
and call at the store again in the afternoon.
In short time Kavanagh went to the Mer-
chants National, where telegraph had been
received from the Saltwater bank, saying the
certificate had been stolen.
Upon this information Mr.. Kavanagh mott
fed the police, and watch was kept to see that
Nelson did not leave the city; but just about
O'Clock he appeared at the store, as promised,
when he was arrested and lodged in Jail.
When arrested, as before, Nelson stoutly
maintained the certificate was his property.
The case is certainly most singu-
lar one in any event, the fact of his
calling at the store on two separate occa-
sions. after he knew of the efforts made TO
identify the certificate would indicate that he
did not fear the result of such inquiry, but
why he should not have feared such inquiry
after the positive statement of the Saltwater
bank officials that the certificate was stolen, is
hard to understand. 1t also transpires since
his arrest that he registered at the Minnesota
house as johnson. The true inwardness of
the affair will probably be brought out in the
police court this morning.