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Successor to G. w. Ward. Office, corner
of Main and Kalamazoo streets, Paw Paw,
Mich. Dental work at reasonable rates. All
operations warranted. 1432tf
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T. A. LEIGH.

House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Paper
Hanging and Kalsomining done to order.
Shop on Gremps St.. Paw Paw. 1914
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DIR. c. w. Ward has opened new Dental
Parlors at No. 103 Main ST., Kalamazoo,
Mich, over Young's brick store, where he
will be pleased to meet any who may need
the services Of Dentist. 1461ly
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The assessment roll for the township of Paw
Paw, will be ready for the review on Mon
day, May 21st, at the Office of w. III. Mason.
G., W. Young, Superyisor
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A Card.

The undersigned desire to express their
thanks to those who so thoughtfully and kind
ly furnished flowers on the recent sad oc-
casion of the death and burial of our dear
son. Mn q Mrs. A. VI. HEBRON.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties desirous of obtaining Loans on
Good Security, will find it to their advantage
to call on me. Real estate for sale. Insur-
ance, Collections, and Conyeyancing Solicited
1453-ly HARRY s. RICHARDS,
Opposite the Court House.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

To al parties wishing the services OF an
Auctloneer. ] am prepared to make Farm
Sales at reasonable rates 1851
Il. ". MCCABE Paw Paw, Mich.
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PICTURES.

Prater is working the new process.
Babies pictures taken almost instantly.
First door north of Northener office. 1899.
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G. A. HARRISON,
Attorney at Law. Office in the Court House
Paw Paw, Mich. 1913
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.IrST ARRIVED

At Prater's Art Gallery, the largest and finest
stock of picture frames that ever came into
Paw Paw. All the latest city styles from the
cheapest TO the finest velvet and gold.
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MILIIIN ERY.
FOR SALE.
Field Peas at Buffers.
MUSIC.

Having left the convention field for the
present, am now prepared to take private
pupils III vocal and instrumental music.
6Stf G. T.. HUTCHINs,
Box BAG Paw Paw.
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HORSE TRAINING.
A. i. SCOTT. M. ID.
b. S. PALMER. DENTIST.

Physician d Surgeon. Office over Nickel
lars jewelry store. 56tt
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Best 5O-cent tea in the city, at Buffers.
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have ten-horse power, portable steam
engine, with tubular boiler all in good order,
which will sell cheap. Suitable for thresh
ing engine. II. +. ROWLAND,
Lawrence, Mich.
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Mem orial nav.

We call attention to the following general
order from the Commander in chief of the
Grand Army. It should be read by every
one who would cherish the memory of our
defenders, and is of especial interest to
every comrade and veteran soldier.
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STEAM ENGINEFOR SALE.

8 pounds nice coffee for 81, at Buffers.
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counted fol. The baby has f1axen hair and
blue eyes, in tx middle OF ner Jorehead is
o stfong white mark from chicken pox. She
g. b only German. All search has so far
been In vain. A card will he published
which will ask in the name of the smitten
and afflicted family ali we'll disposed per.
1bns to take care of the child itit should
formation to Rev. T.P. Gunther, Boone,
Iowa.
At PittsburE, Pa, recently, Richard
Rrown, wife and five children, while at
supper ate heartily o canned corned beef
and about al hour later all were attacked
with violent pains in their stomschs ac-
companied by vomiting. A physician was
called in who pronounced the symptoms
those of poisoning. Wesley Brown, eyed
twelve, grew rapidly worse and died. The
Others were badly but not fatally POISONED.
On the 10th inst, a hire occurred N the
farm OF N. G. Spencer, near Mason City,
lows, in which were totally destroyed s, 300
bushels of grain, twelve tons OF hay, a Fair
banks' scale, q top buggy and harness, $500
worth Of farm machinery, stables, cribs,
wagon house and we'll house. Live stock
and residence saved. The origin of the fire
Is unknown
The steamboat VIM. White, ofStillwater,
ran into aud sank the Annie Bernes, run
ming between Prescott and Hastings, on the
18th inst, in five feet Of water. The cap.
tam of the Barnes thought the White was
geing to land, but rs she did not, it brought
her directly scross the Whites bow. No
lives were lost. +
A fire consumed, the residence OF Frank
| Waters, at Des Moines, Iowa, on the 14th
.-x = 1I oap, s.,,.oJ i, yla INaru,.rof
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Declared Unconstitutional.

YANEToS, Oak, Special Telegram, Sept 10.
II he decision of Judge Edgerion on the quo
warranto case AGAINST tbe capital commission
appointed by the last Legislature was made
public this morning, although Judgment was
pronounced in open court, al witch the judge
and he officers of the court was present. Aug.
II. The tut! text of the Judgment Ms follows:
Territory of Dakota, Socoa9 judicial District. In
District Court in and for lats,pn tsuntS--The
Territory OF Dhhpta, on Information OF e. Il. smith,
District Attorney OF Dl&o1 TERRITORY, PLAIN
tiff. vs.. Milo Scott, Bur.righ +. Spauldiug.
Charles II. Myers, Alexander Mckenzie, George A.
Mathews. Alexander Huches, t'4arS II. Delong.
John p. Bedding and NJ. D. ltnlupson. de fen2auts.
Al special term og the distrc, eouSt within ana for
he county OF Yapkton, in tae second iuaicini dis
trict Of Dakota Territory. held u the court Ionse
1888. Present. A. j., E32erson, presiding
judge and officer Of tie said court.
Summons with copy Of compliant having
been duiy and personally served on cacN of the
at,pve-uamed defendants, aui ne said defendants
ta7ing each duly appeared ana served 2n answer to
The said complaint, and this cause having been
regularly called tor trial in j 5 order on the calendar
AZ Jny IS, special term 81 'li5 court, and the
plaintiff appearing by II q Smith, district attor-
reyfor the nd second ipd'cia, district. and 6. c.
Moody. RnFtlett Trip and Gamble Bros. its attor-
nr.ys, and the defendants apuesriug by William L.
Villas. their attorney, aud Alexander Hughes, uor Sc,
TO- his co-defendnnts, and rnercupac the plaintiff
by Its said attorneys du!S movssi for judgment on
the p~leadinrs herein, and tn. ssla defendants also
July moved for Judgment on The saia I~leadings
sDd by consent of the said parties IN onen court.
BE h OF said motions were tlereui on argued to-
rether, and both of the sad IN lions daily coming
on 10 be heard, and the court having IIstnned to AR
enments gu behalf of the plaintiff ny c, Moody.
Bartlett Tripp. aud d. Il. ,nblc. and the
said William +. Villas on behalf of the said Defend
ants, and the court being duy advised in tho
premises and having au. consuds!ed the same. tho
court overrules the said motion for tls defendants
and grants and allows the said motion Tor the niain-
lift. l. is, therefore, on mo.jou Of ,!e said district
attorney and the said attorneys for the plaintiff.
ordered aud aIindged that I'll" sai1 defendants each
of item be and they are hereby forever ousted and
excluded from tue said office Of tie commits
sioner mentioned in tle sad act in the
complaint described AND from all
franchises and Or privileges named, enumerated OF
included therein, and that the plaintiff have and
recover of the defendants the sill u - dollars
costs taxed aud allowed herein, Jipne in open
court thi 27tl day Of August. A. u. 1883, BY
the court. A j. EDGEisToN, Judge.
Attest: EDWARD EDGERToN. Clerk.
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Miscellaneous Matters.

Minneapolis Northwestern Miller: The
mills of the city are this week greatly ham
pered by low water. Twenty mills were in
OF eration Wednesday, and they would all
produce fair amounts of flour had they the
power to do so with. But as it is they do
not run to over halt capacity. Though the
production is made hard to estimate, We
believe, notwithstanding only three out of
the twenty-three mills have remained idle,
that it will average over 10 500 barrels per
day, against IL, 900 barrels last week. Our
millers report a dulser -four market, and
some make lower auotati ns. The wheut
stored in Minneapolis elevators, inc udine
the Transfer elevator, IN Sept. 10. was 525 :
GOO bushels. There were about 40, 900
bushels in the mills. making the total
amount of wheat in store in the city 925 900
bushels, against 10000 last week, The
wheat stored in st. Paul is about $4,000
bushels. The wheat in store In Duluth.
elevators on Monday was 3s2, 277 bushels
against 1883 q week ago,
Mins.ie Smith, aged twenty-five years. a
prisoner Ut Blsckwell's island, Jumped from
the upper teir in the prison to the ground
toor, and was instantly killed.
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Railroad News Ite,.lle.

The ISL. Paul scalpers are gracefully ac-
cepting the situation imposed upon them
~ the local agreement between the passen-
~ agerts 5ot the Chicago. Milwaukee & st
Paul, Minneapolis u ST. Louis, and Chi.
cago, Et. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha rail-
ways. Two of them have deposited $50
each not TO violate the agreement These
{ hfokers have also signed al agreement TO
maintain rates to Chicago, Council Bluffs,
Kansas City ssnd other Northwestern COM
psting points.
The Dubuque a Northwestern company
has fled ita articles of Incorporation with
tnesIowa secretary OF state. The purpose
~ thu company is to build q road from
Dubuque, in ! western andinorthwestern di-
reCti0n into and through Minnesota and
Dakota, 10 connect with the Northern Pa
$scific.
The Chicago. Milwapkee,E st. Paul pas
niger train for Chicago, ran of the track
lust east Of the bridge at Rockford Ill. ON
The 18th inst, precfpitating the engine, bag
8 car and one passenger coach down
4 ezlhank ment toward the river. No one
VAS seriously injured, but the cars are con
stderably wrecked.
The Rock Island, Burlington, Cedar Rap
fds y Northern and Minneapolis & St.
Louis railways have issued q special joint
teri6 between Chicago ana Morrisontown,
I Eairba1lts Dundas, Eortbfield, Waterford,
9f.t1yiiie, Cannon Fails, Belle Greek, ant
Rcd Wing.
! Rsneral managers and general freight
asents Of the roads between the Missouri
nvssssudthe Pacific coast have gon to San
francisco to attend q meeting in that city
for TIE piirpose. of reorganizing the Califor-
ssnda freight pool.
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herhiyorous nature and must have been

h%erhivorous nature and must have been
at least
FORTY FEET LONG
and twenty feet high, and lis weight
must have been enormous. THIS single
tooth is almost as large as q horses head,
and gives evidence OF tremendous
muscular development. 1t groves a
number of theories to be true, In the
first place it gives evidence ola masto.
DOMAIN race Of animals III Dakota, ana
and gives undesirable proof of a previ-
Gus tropical climate where now the
thermometer indicates thirty degrees
below zero during many winter days.
When this gigantic masticating bone was
in place it ground beneath its mighty
force the rich luxuriant fruits and
herbs of
THE SUNNY TROPICS.
If it could hut speak what tales it
could relate of fights with brother mas.
todons and boa constructors, lions and
beasts of unknown strength and teroclty.
1T conid tell of dusky natives, Who, CAD
in clouts AMI home-growing tg leaves
wandered laziiy up and down the
rippling Cannon BaIl-then Il mighty
; river-and lived in indolence and lust
| on natures abundance. Wien this
ancient animal of strength and weight
and power, roamed across the rolling
coteaus of the northwest, the petrihca-
tons of wood which now are found were
parts of
VAST THICK FORESTS,
! the roots of which are o found with
perfect grain and shapes, in a solid.
petrified state. Bananas, oranges, and
all the favored fruits OF southern chimes
then grew upon these rrtile pltins and
well may this be called the banana belt
Of the new Eldorndo.
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The Criminal asee0rd.

George a. Hall, thirty years old, visited
Mex Haven recently, where he represented
himsslt ss an agent of q needle firm. He
rented = ? from Mrs.. Wheeler, and be-
acaa1e intimate with her daughter Annie.
a. induced her to go5to New York with
hamss8To b police Miss Wheeler
s.complained that Hall Had abandoned her.
sfAken ksr. gold watch and chain, and other
tFrpp,etty together with the check of her
RINK which she had left ct ii aapot. The
ID police fraced Hall to q boarding b use,
where they found him examining the con-
snen1s Of Miss WheelerH trunk. which he
had ebtaii,ed with tho check.
Ayoung man IN the employ Of W. u.
Marsh, grain buyer for Esesett. Hunting &
Go.,lMitcheIl, Oak, has been detected in
ale1tlrg grain to the warehouse in the morn.
~ Z ne hEd stolen from it the night
neaere. His plan was 20 get around in the
mA0sning q represent TO Marsh that the
gIeins va, sons he had bought OF farmers
g1nG neo driven IN earlg, paying for 1t q
sssttahts = pocket, aud Harsn would a.
8 otdtnGly setmburse him.
1hs psople ct Jackson staHen, a suburb
q Erie Pa, are excited over the suspicious
Asath ~ George Irvine and twsyouny IONS,
~ OF whom were STACKED ~ 4 malsdy in.
! Atcsttye q poison. They died in horrible
a9oly. Tne bodies were fearf1llv swollen.
~ thesMifs involved. The rrsves viii be
5opened and the bodies examined Ear poison.
WtlllE. Halen, ! well known yonng ;husi.
- man OF Onsaha, has been ssrested on Z
chafnes ot setting fire to his ~bookstsre. The
~ 80 d~iscoyered at the start and early ex.
ssneat1hed Several short-lighed caiidles
;F0uRM GoNnA 5hnPnEnn M~~v 1E--1
81 sGse$and piled around them ware "a
psfabo90 shaykags, eto., saturated With
0oaloiL
Henry MarkA,a isborsr, stabbed to death
John oonelly in San Frsncisco reesntlv
Ths victim living in the house With Marks
md his wife, was caught in the oct Of adult.
t1ywith Yrs. Marks. Connolly was stabhed
sight timas and died within ten minutes.
Marks Was arrested.
Thsre i 1 very clever female thief doing
~ faui,s AnDesota. Che has already sue
sceeded A gt4sing the start Of several mer-
casnts 70 the amount OF 600 OF more. She
= anrewsd enO1gh to Glade the efforts OF
rity. -
Franf 4. Hayward, Late of the firm of
4 Hayward, carriage manufac.
tuuhsss. Oshkosh. Wis, cut his throat with
ai ssf gsnqonti q the presence of his. wife
49, = Business troubles
g2snsed temporary insanity, which was the
Ffsak Minsr al Rose Creek. MINI.
cbstged With incest With his tsn-year.old
laggnte waj arrested in dakota recently
+ sgsHc lqttith, and bound over to the
s;. = 1870 Soart- Ae - NOW at Austin, MINI,
~ "a NJ 1000
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THE NEWS

Nv : order OF the second assistant post
asex genera, 10 hke effect Sep. 30, the
6rY0Gtefrpm NiobrarA to Fort Randall.
S1lSk.. haS ke1n discontinued. ]. r Miner
vi hS f0HSst biddsrEo for supply the service
n thss f06ta and was awarded the col tract,
QhteAswas afterwsrd annulisd because OF
Mkndcai imperfections. The reasons given
y tbe,postofacs department for the aboli-
Mon III ID route - that since the advertise
amsnf iorproposals che railroad system in
MI section has heen extended and no ne
Uassfty forSa star fslte exists.
q 4 d reporied that Secretary Folger is pre-
spSSfine to issue d bond call for from s10,-
~ ,O0e 10 $40 900 Of per cents. The
sMcsll, which natures Nov. i. will wipe
ct ail Tire s 1.2 per cents. There is now
:ebe1e excess Of eash In the treasury over aud
sa60ve the amount required to meet the pay
cent Disthe 3 ~ per cents. and more is ex-
p0ctesd before the time the proposed call
jaMAtures. at present, calculations are IN
sder way which will determine the amount
- called.
Is 4 settled that n 10 expedition is to be
eent ID search for Lieut.. Greely's party this
iyeas There Ii. however, likely to be IN
I1veetigation into the cause of the loss OF
s AlA 81 80 AAGs lew OSAlklccShk-4 ~ ~
1asssin Washington say very frankly that
they shall not vote anything more tor the
purpose OF any other arctic expeditions.
and they are quite disposed 10 agree with
Simon Cameron that these expeditions are
n0nsense.
Col, Dudley, commissioner Of pensions,
hAs berome satisfied that George ", Johnst
orresly chief clerk of the pension office,
~ become possessed Of q quantity Of Of
n6tal envelopes known as penalty enyel-
Opek, and has used them in his business.
Johns II is said will be arrested.
The bond call which has been anlicipat-
"a ytor some time has been ordered by Sec
retAry Folger. It is for abou, SIS. 600, Oo0-
sperhape II will overrgn that by
$150,G00-snd is payable Dec. 4.
Supervising Architect Hill has rendered
Lii r~esignaslpn to Secretary Folger, to ta,te
Seflect onthe appointment tf his successor
Geurstary Foigcr says that the resignation
OF Hill would be accepted.
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Swelling the ,.axoea c,nsns.

MINIATURES, Special T. gram, Sppt. %
Hon. G. i. j. Mo.ler, WHO has u Oh working
during the past year in L. g.a4t and Europe
in the interest OF The INN era tTu dsp,.r ment
of tie Chicago. Milwaukee & :. panl Railway
company, has returned, aid a c3tnpany's
ptfire ut Copenhagen, Dsaa,-rk5 o winch Mr..
Mnller has been III cnar re OF ys.r months, is
coed. Nollct has Iug ! II ON yrErs been
DtIrisl consul for tuis St4ta u us .lgal, and
lat"r WAS Sa'e emi ia o l-ei,t i, tie under
Gov. I ,irei!ild's admin. rsllO art i prob
ably oi!e OF tiH best post q nloUaV III tsISpcr-
tanning 10 Luron. au EN- 3 !rn Al Inc Vest.
-Nr, IO,irr stated has attel-.uuI Nat he emf
CATION from Hermauy, j niIara, Sweden and
Norway to tI' Nutlnwe-t-pGlelGady joSoutll-
east IN Dako a-wi!i, i.-"i ftglablly, bo
greater tie coming year !nul nyeu fuowl be-
fore. The interest tia ID arawak nel in
tno+c couiitil 5 IN reIar.lt .js,l,,t Is some
thing surprising. The = ala, ~ cnmpauies
arc al cady getting IN ihctr W rs t.louga their
agents IN Anticipation OF the &oLu.. and Il rich
harves' is III store for the ri Wy BAD steam
snip companies thai can secure tIe prestige of
lie first patronage next season. Mr.. Moller
had printed and dlstubd ct d ur.Y 100. 900
pamphlets descriptive OF Naso& throughout
the four countries named III 1La .iNurrut Ian
giAges required. aud is in J. O lit uC many
letters si"ce reaching hollu asking Tor further
information.
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-A--
Mandan and Bismarck are to be con-
nected by telephone.
The commissioner ofthe general land
Office has notified the register and re-
ceiver at Huron, that a failure TO give
personal notice in contest cases when
the residents ofthe contestee is, or might
be knownto contestant, is fatal to the
contestant, that the same must be dis
missed. He also holds tina! ~notaries pub
lie and other officials cannot take aifida-
Wits in cases in which they act also as at
torneys, and that affidavits so taken are
not to be recognized in land office prac-
tice.
A table Is published showing the mum.
Der and salaries Of all the postottices in
DAKOTA where the postmaster is appoint
ed by Ii president. There are twenty
seven of them, of which eleven are In
North Dakota and sixteen in South Da-
kota. The postmaster at Deadwood gets
the largest salary, $2,7ON. Fargo comes
second. at 81 800, Yankton and Bismarck
get $4,000 each and Sioux Falls 50, 100.
1t is proposed at Bismarck this winter
to construct a big house of blocks of ice,
Whlcn shall be used for a SEATING rink,
something after the plan of the winter
palaces they build in Canada aud Russia.
A young Englishman named Lord, on
a pleasure tour of the hills, fell into the
hands of the Philistines on Lower Main
street, Deadwood,% recently, was drugged.
robbed of $40 in money and Il Sharp's
rlHe, and lett in an unconscious condition
on the hillside.
Fargo Republican: At the Pillsbury
" Hulbert elevator about 5000 b11sbels
OF wheat has been received and l.4Oo
shipped. At the Northern Pacific
elevator 6,GO0 bushels have been taken
IN and 500 bushels shipped. OF tha
Whole amount thus iar received. it il
sa''t That about seventy-tive per cent
has grad d No. l hard.
The frs. annual exhibition of tha
Southeastern Industrial association will
elusive. 90
fartles have purchas d ground of
huron on which to build a $4,000 brew.
cry. oie"-
A dilapidated old man, with a sorrv
looking horse, took in the Sioux Fall,
sports about $500 worth on a rnnn;nn
race the other day.
Peter Hoffman, living near Do Sn,o+
ieil from a stack upon a pitchf prk. re-.
celvlns injuries from which he cannot
recover. Ao
W. c. Metcalf has been appointed
United States COMM sioner at Mitcheu
IN place of Mr. Dillon, resigned.
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E'ccaffoS NJ - 49,.
All school lands may be offered for sale or rent
after one year from the assembling of the rrst
legislature, re superintendent of public instruc-
ton, staIe auditor aud treasurer constituting a
board TO aporaiso aud Fix the minimum psic5 FOR
cal, mr. rental. hut in no case eau land ba sold for
less than $50 per acre. and the amount
of school lands offered for sals within ten
years from date of frs, sale shall not exceed one
third of ali the lands set apart for the use OF tie
public schools. Sixty days notice must be made OF
sales OF school lands, the notices TO be made through
newsua pers of general circulat,on IN tue E;clnltS OF
the lands offered for sale. The lands sail be APP
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The tooth ola mastodon, which was
found twenty miles ABOVE the mouth
OF the Cannon Ball creek on a sandbar.
on exhibition at Bismarck recently.
Although it has crumbled somewhat
through the ravages IF time, it still
weighs about fifteen hounds and is one
or The molar teeth. Judging from this
mammoth tooth the animal was OF q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-17
DEAD lsHIaII Is.
Hory Zoe Brought Up Standing with q
shof Turn.

shef Turn.
Joe Howard, or letters, or Holy Joe, or
whatever his namehay be. was sent to Jail
by Justice Caldwell, yesterday, in default
of 81 200 bond, ont charge Of stealing brass
journal boxes frot the b. & o. road, as
recorded in the SNDAY REGISTER. As the
Jail door closed q him, he remarked he
might as wei croak, as he was
dead to rigbs." The case against
him is plain one and not
only will couvEt him, but Miller, his
confederate, As eell. 1t was a well laid
scheme, but want aglee. Howard, Miller,
and perhaps sune others, have no doubt
carried on . SYSTEMATIC stealing of these
brasses and took them to Ohio for a mar.
ket. Joe was business from base, and gave
receipts for the money he received, and
even recommended his coniederates to the
merchant Is FOOD customers. These and
similar documents were fonnd upon him
and will 10 doubt send him up.
For zone little time Constable II. Myers
has been working on the case and at las:
found ths fence in Ohio. The rest was
plain SAILING, and on Saturday the thief
was run down and cornesd. He had At
torney Nuzum to defendhim, but the Jus.
tice he'll him.
The : & o. Company has been missing
these journal boxes TO- some time, and
could rot account for tie loss. Their 40,
sepce rom the car miglt not be detected
for some time, but proved serious in the
end. The thieves won't break them up
when they got them, sd thus make it 40
| pear they were old andused up. A box OF
them was On exhibitiory yesterday, just as
conferred nv Officer II. Iyers.