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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-06

Or. James -. Mils, ssl marcy AlaDana
sa,, ver.l % my patients have usep
RrorDia Iron RlNrrs tor chronicle lhulses'
ton vi ~ beueut"
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0lAr nlsc,,lancoo' Dallas News
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-06

Dou't Miss IL, ~ drp,
lists or mailed Tor &c, stamp. E. b. Weils
Jersey City,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-06

Fort Worth hns ordered a ERE alarm tee
srapb. which il 'a,t what Dallas ought 10
Ssvp o5p5 long sr1 At The present sne
has ms means o. sounding cas- Are alarm 40
tbe luqpess center other man by hring
nisiois Oue.hs,t oil Is might purn mp ana
fbe othsr haifro ka0w Sc, should GONNA
grafton occur at night.
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gDuy MARROW CAPE
On vuanefey,ar day 90 alt past ten
o,olo,k Iu the morning. 90 40 gentlemen
we're driving 10 buggy long browuei
streat toward Young avenue and were JUST
ohoul 10 cross the RI. q q q. failroad switch
tr,ok in Mar.ilo aueat Wien without
,,nrninr Of any Kind train If seven cars
and an engine came dsshing down 'ne
grade asa. ,.,c,v di4 not gee the
traln In time 20 ChtnA UP 's Lot9e, nO, H,a
M besrHny hcll or tlenol5a 81 the colnin y,
Iraf, nor ala tbg buggy horse seem 70
NOV mat there was q Train Wlthln mic
Of him, -s1o hr,ov saw
49, troin ,yben "a was within i've feet OF me
morse. aud grlsDiag tho lll - tnIem w; Hme
n IN 4 back On bis hauucAtS shu NJ 'ne IN,
nineat 7isk 81 ups,tuug ths puSey anu
fbrnuipr Roth uudcr the wn els, ne man
ai,'g -, hec,5 on. Of ihe ioWs Of death
"a genCla,ppp ca loot 30 ne. same tline
s,1 t6c egria .lace saved bis lie rom
ne ,oras train Ls ping rom the TRACK
moi ltayug ls tfaiu ~ aIi , han
INA ;br ,cot,pauls Of me buggy psen
lsIj1. NEW would qrdoubtHdy have met
wt,h horritls Gsaln under me "heei" VI
thfs aciselsss train.
No7.i Gis igs.j wrong AVID when the Guy
,,.nnsaS 10 ,bc Hoa5tJr g Texas Central
H@Trald conlaeng ha4iahtof way lof thl s
gyris IN n w9s expressly lpcerstooG ana
s@,G' ,t,,g e,,ct r',k. Of Death should
hhAt.t yr I Gut stsens, snd il the rail
70 ,s1 ll'' ., IJ cgana uagass it any other
49, KIN 5,I.l.e.' ahou,d compel them'to
WY XXX y, every street.. The lite OF
png rri,tq2n.il'5f more YalQo hen the mere
ny XIX al -nnaug yhge noiseess,
~. ,,,,s t,sigs th.augh our streets.
:. TGe conductor and 9iueer OF TINS IRAN ram
80 hre', p-,e.ree Tor violating the city
orlirfaces anI vii. be- up oe!1fe Inc may "a
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"NOT GUILTY y
thus says ilo Jury In The Frotman
Case.
The Charge Of the Court TO The
Jury.
Tho Scenes In the Court Room.

The trial Of Alfred Freeman, ~ shooting
and killing r. A. Chambers, in this city on
the 18th Of December, 1881, for the alleged
seduction of his wife, which has occupied
the district court all of last week and up to
last night, has terminated. The jury re-
tnrned A verdict Of mot guilty" The
closing arguments of both Colonel W. l..
Crawford Tor the defense and Major j. @.
Kearby for the prosecution were able COM
prehensiye and logical. The case had ex-
cited more than ordinary interest, and q
large crowd was in attendance on the close
Of the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-14
WASH LACES.

SPECIAL Bargains a.1 In Cream White CARRICKMA.
ChSSS ACtS at 90 cent less than usual prices-2
ches wide, 25c.
Another Special Barzain in Cream White MONTE.
SPAN LACES, pattern outlined with linen thread Az
ncnes Wide. at TIC. yard-would be very cheap at
25c. per yard. "
have also opened another invoice Of our celebrated
iBoitt1CERiE DE SAKE LACfS, in four Widths ut TO-
l2H, IL and 2hc. per yard.
Ladies who have been waiting go long for thesa spe
clatie5 OF ours can now be supplied.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACES warranted ell Silk a
inches wide, at tic. per yard.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACEs. warranted all Silk.
5> inches wide at zoe. per yard.
BLASh CHANTIiLY LaCES, warranted all SILK,
~ inches wide, at25c. per yard.
hese Chaltly lao3s are very fine quality and at the
prices quoted are the cheapest ever offered.
so dozen Dropped Stitch Isle THREAD HOSE, in
black. Cardinal, Cid Gold and Navies 5Oc. per pair
% dozen lain Colored Isle THREAD HOSE at
65c. per pair.
10 doz II Ladies' Dropped Stitch BLACK Isle
IHREAD HOSE, white heels and toes 75c per pair
worth S1J4c. T'
IS dozen Ladies' GAUZE Isle THREAD HOSE
double heels and toes. full finished only Soc per pair
Infants x Hos r. In White. Pink and Blue 10th plain
and open work. 23c. PEE pair
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Jusr Fous Iiors.
DON'T DELAY COMING.
AS THEY MUST BE CLOSED By SATURDAY
NIGHT.

LOT 26Si.-About sixty Chdren's Suits Ito fit aees
from four TO twelve years). larger none smaller
made OF Deans iiwooi CASHMERE and nicely plated
are good va NC and good sellers at IS suit We are
going to close them at s. per suit.
LOTS2159 1919 and 2o55.-Children's Kilt Suits ito
Mt ages from ~ years to 81. made in the
best manner. The price has been 70 suit We are not
selling them as fast want to- and, having too
many, going to force the sale Of them at g per
suit.
LOT 2S5--Abont one hundred Boys Brown Linen
sests 10 Mt all ages We know they not worth less
than 90 cents each but they accumulation of
odds and ends and must go at ~ cents each.
LOT 2s5E-Boys and Children's White Duck Vests
No ere soils hom for less than IS cents each We are
going 20 get rid Of ours at rs cents EACH
When you call be sure to ask for above lots and you
viii md we advertise only such goods as We have in
stock. OF course You may call on Monday and find
none left, as goods at these prices move rapidly.
II are locking for Kool KIothing come right here
and expect TO End what you are looking for
We ale open on Saturday night until IL O'Clock.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

90 pieces ALBATROSS CLOTHS fine quality. ~
inches vide such have heretofore sold per
yarI, only 371sc. Per yard, in White Cream White
PiI:k. LIGHT Bne Masarne Blue. salmon. Crushed
Straw Derry, Shrimp Pink Ivory White. Kobi MS Egg
Blue Baby tue. Cardin1l. Heotrope
% pieces NUS YELLING. very fine quality. such
~ trean te shrimp Pink Light Blue, Ivory White
Myrtle Green, Navy Blue, seal Brown.
FLANNEL SUITINGS all wool. "A inches Light
Gray, Me.tium Gray, Dark Gray Ecru Navy Blue and
SACK at 5c per yard worth Csc yard. just the cloth
Tor o unain aud seasore dresses and also for bathing
suits. " -e
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REDUcrloNs IN Dry GooDs.

VRUNNEL q CLARK
Have reduced pr1ces to meet the market in all lines of
FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
They offer best FRENCH SATINES at 97H. reduced
from so cts.
A large Job lot Of LINEN LAWNS 20 cts. reduced
from 371a.
Special bargains IN INDIA LAWNS, PERSIAN
LAWNS and oil desirable thin white goods.
Choice MERVEILLEUX LAWNS 49, reduced from 80
cts.
Genuine imported FOULARD SILKS IS cts. reduced
from 81 SURAH Silks, RHADAMES: Also black
and coored Silks best value to be had in this
We have many good bargains in all styles and kinds
Of dress goods, including BLACK CASHMERES
HENRIETTA and ALBATROSS CLOTHS. NUNS
V, LINES. BLACK SILK GRENADINES. &c.
100 doz. Ladies' all linen II. s. Handkerchiefs. Large
size we Offer at 10 es sold for less than So per
doZ.
Ladies' GAUZE VEST, good value, IS cts.
"A job lot of Misses fancy full regular made HOSE
70 Cts, reduced from 62H.
We have made low prices in all kinds Of domestics Of
reliable qualities.
OF pote and experienced salemen and consider it
no trouble to ''ShOw Goods.'
ZONE PRICE ONLY"
TRUNNEI. h CLARK.
je12 81 MARKET SPACE.
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The Virginia democrats are incensed at the an
Pointment OF two colored men on the Richmond
public school board by the coalition au hOrities
The democratic papers appeal TO the white people
OF the state 20 rise up IN their might at the nex1
election and resent such an 'sinsut to the superior
race This appeal seems to have frightened thu
coahtioa!sts. who insist that they have followed
~eourhon preeedents" IN giving place upon school
boards 10 Colored men. One side makes tile issue
one OF race prejudice, anu the other, instead of
meeting 1t squarely and maintaining It's course
opon the basis OF principle, replies: "You have
done Just rs bad" This Is an Illustration OF Viz
ginia politics
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The commission appointed 10 select nine hun
dred Judges and clerks to conduct the democratic
primary election IN Baltimore next Tuesday for
delegates 10 the city convention has performed Its
labor In manner that promises q reform in cleo
Gon methods. For once fair primary election Is
expected IN Baltimore.
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Gen. Mcclellan voluntarily takes himself ONT nj
The presidc ntial race. He informs reporter that
he Is not candidate. Mr. Tiiden hasn't been
heard from.
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The greeEback-iabor rerty or Ohio mustered
forty strong IN state convention yesterday, and
went through The absurd proceeding OF noni-
Mating complete state ticket
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Having been unable to wait upon customers salts
Iactorlly lately on account of insufficient room have
LoN devoted doutie the space to tits department. snd
now with an additional force of salesme gain invite
inent.
PLAID NAINSOOK.
&c. per yard.
LACE PIoUES.
&C. per yard.
PHANTOM STRIPED LAWNS,
only Toe. per yard.
INDIA LINENS. good quality.
12c. per yard.
INDIA LINENS. our famous quality,
l5c. per yard.
This is the same qusty with which began the sea.
son tour months ago. and the price 1t has not
been. and cannot be, matched in quality and finish
Finer Qualities of INDIA LINEN. the lowest prices
in this city.
Au-Lnen LAWNS, 19c. per yard.
DOTTED SW1SSES. 40 inches wide. only Csc. yard
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISsES. in hne quail
ties, at low prices.
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the Baltimore papers state hat the Young
Democratic Association is engaged in selecting the
candidates whom they will endorse at the coming
city convention next Tuesday. This has very
much The appearance OF slIta-making for an asSo-
citation that was formed 10 break up all such prac-
tces
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CooL AND PLEAsAxr FABRICS
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
AT UCED PRICES.

PRINTED LINEN LAWNS ALL PURE LINEN. AT
18. 20 AND Csc
BEAUTIFUL STYLES IN FRENCH sATTEENS AT
37H. 40. 45 AND SOC. THE LARGEST AND
BEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
ZEPHYR GISGHAMS IN NEW AND CHOICE
STYLES AT 2Bc.
ORGANDIE LAWNS AND MERV. LAWNS RE-
DUCED TO 25c.. FORMER PRICE SOC.
BRCCADE SILKS. 75c.
SURAH SILKS. ALL SHADES, 81.
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE EMB. ROBES, WHITE
PONGEE ROBES. SATTEEN ROBES, BLACK
AND CREAM SPANISH LACES AT Low
PRICES.
CHOICE GRFNADINES.
ELEGANT BLAcK GOODS.
LARGE AND SPECIAL OFFERING OF GUINETS
BLACK SILKS AT PRICES THAT WILL EN-.
SURE SPEEDY SALES. WE CALL SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO OUR NUMBERS, AT 81, 81. rs.
$3.50 AND 81. rs. WE GUARANTEE THESE
TO BE THE BEST GOODS EVER SOLD IN
THIS CITY FOR THE PRICES.
OUR STOCK Is VERY LARGE AND MANY
CHOICE GOODS HAVE BEEN REDUCED FROM Is
TO 80 PER CENT.
ONE PRICE.
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BRANCH STORE, $40 SEVENTH ST. N. w.
in ali at extremely y ieW and RS
dueed prices We do this not for the love Of losing
gain Of to morrow 'A' '''' " " oA' quay 10 'ne
op, W @ do not consist merely Of EMPTY
facts in the shape Of unprecedented bargains in ali
Ps ~ fRS FfRf fSk in nre.
stores and have no fears that creditors others SHAH
s Mos md 6hes fas1ns in FRENCH
Az ct per former Prizes s. and
Special Lot j: OF BLACK LACE BUNTING at s7xc..
BLACK NUNS YELLING At &c., 4oc.. &c.,. &c..
and Of these a new s SaeT 81
we bought
sss them
Hfs s Be- % esss v Of so
and long sleeves danze aud Jean Drawers Of all sizes
20 oar TtNfaTSDR1Ep SHIRTS at &c., &C.,. 7so
sets ooD Eqs
acs NE al: and as we are daily in receipt Of New
a rs
make them rush through at the Speed OF Bicycle
is IS nss ss ss a
Our Famous Silk Department Is too wen Known 10
sn Dat our e we NAY
rahs still continue to be the both street and
large stock Of travelling saschels. in all Sizes sell.
When advertise Goods at Certain Prices. We do not
UNIT our purchasers to any amount.
TIE SEVENTH aG fhaShF 2sf c6 5n1on STORES
| 4o4 AND 4c6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
N.B.-In our Uptown Store the Same FOODS and tho
same prices may be had.
$40 7th street northwest leo
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Surrs FOR $,o AND $r,.

nsman has only ten or twelve dollars. or any other
moderate sum to invest In clothing. he find here
Suits ut those low prices ths csny believe Of
better vaue than the money viii buy elsewhere.
We bseve this strongly about all goods that
back opinion by legal guarantee which entities
you to bring back the clothes and get your money
You think you've chosen unwisely. That's business.
OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR.
GOT SEVENTH STREET.
OPPOSITE
q. 8. POST OFFICE. je1S
T AVN TENNIS.
just Received Fun Line
WHITE AND COLORED TENNIS SHIRTS.
NEGLIGEE FLANNEL SHIRTS
W. =. TEL.
1eI3 $50 Penhsyfvama avenue.
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The verdict OF acquitted rendered by the Jury I'm
the star route case to-day was unexpected, though
1t was supposed probable that there would be q
disagreement upon conviction. While the verdict
Is In 'he nature OF surprisr, the result does not
justify any Censure OF the jury as having acted
otherw 50 than cOnsclentiJusly IN their conclu-
sicnS There were men on thc jury who certainly
would net have voted for acquittai, unless
after faithful endeayOr TO master all the details
of this extremely involved ana complicated case,
they were unable 10 trace beyond "a reasonable
doubt all the links required legally to establish a
Conspiracy As one OF tue iurymen says In reg ard
10 their action: ''The Indictments were based on
conspiracy, and II there was no conspiracy eStab-
HShed there could be no Conviction
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A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs AND TAILORs.
Sel4 .16 AND sls SEVENTH STREET.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-TO A LAWYER A FURNISHED
Once including desk. largo wr..as table, &C. AID.
ply to SO4 Indiana avenue. teii-2tS
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douot all The links required legally to establish Il
Conspiracy As one OF tie iurymen says In regard
10 their action: ''The Indictments were based on
conspiracy, and II there was no conspiracy eStab-
HShed there could be no convictions
The pu0lic mind OF " York city is reasona ably
excited over The death or young man who re-
ceiyeG nor prime instead u l!nine from an apoth-
ecary. He or1arei quInlna, aai the medicine was
plainly labeled gninine. lie obtained IL from a
regullriy-cstaoliSnet pharmaceuti,t AMI In TAX
ing the drug only placed that conf ience in the
cOmpoun Ter which is common TO everybody under
the necessity Of buying medicines. The excite
m"nt IS not nnmixcd with INDIGNATION at the YER
dict OF tls cornner'S Jury. Thy found that the
young man died Of poison: it was proved that he
ordered qunine and received something marked
with the name OF that drug; yet the jury We're
"unab!e 10 determine in what manner the poison
Ing occurred" The case exctes general interest,
because tt givrS warning OF a danger not confined
20 New York city. The two medicines, quinlne
and morphine, are so much alike that none but an
expert can, upon the closest examination, tell one
from the other. This similarity of appearance
calls for the exercise of the greatest care on the
part OF the dispenser, AMI the public sentiment of
New York, despite the verdict Is that the poison
Ing was due TO careleSsnes that called for punish
ment, as an example.
1t Is already apparent that sentiment will Oh
trude Itself between young Mutt, the slayer OF
Dukes, and the lawful punishment his deed lnvokes
While 1t IL true that the proyocation was great the
law has been none the less outraged. Had young
Mutt turned avenger Ia the first heat of natural
passion at the killing OF his father and ruin OF his
sister, there would have been some mitigation for
his crime; but having permitted months to pass
he Is guilty OF deliberate assassination. The ap-
piauSe which hts deed ELECTS la the community
Where Dukes blood was shed. indicates very
plainly That another miscarriage OF justice is to
1oiiow IN Fdyette county He Is openly spoken OF
as hero instead Of being condemned as an assas-
EN- The history OF this double tragedy should
teach the press OF Pennsylvania that human pas
sion Is rs likely TO break through lawful bounds in
that state Us in the section OF country further
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
vito splendid success Modern methods and ski in I'll
branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees.
1aS-ly DIR. DONNALLY, 1921 street northwest.
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
~ AS 9TH street northwest over Balantyne's BOOK
store. Gold hilngs specially. Gas given day
night. al6
nR. r. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST, No. 437 Urn
~ street. three doors from Z. Dentistry In I'll
its branches. Teeth inserted 81 set AL work
ranted. janis
H0WLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. al
- ~ street. lures doors north Of pennsyivsnia
Nitrous Oxide without pain, win be Fl for ths nrat
sitting Extrscicns without gaA so cents each tooth
Fest Artificial Teeth made. 81 per set. Gold and
first class Have administered Nitrous OXIDE 20 over
sc. 900 patients.
patients coming by car win be Furnished free tickets
toand from the ofhce.) MIL
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALf-PtwN TICKET FOR TWO FINE
other as Stud. Address DIAMOND" star once
stfob SALE-GREAT SAcRlFICFt-A SrpEI "a
- tened, nearly new, Square grand Piano: rnsevond
SsG; oa5I ed legs and yTe best improvements only
siOC ca-h including handsome embro Tered cover aud
stco cost s4oo; Procr, OF ex-cerk leayins city m,
DE sold at once to he bought a this figure Appy st
A., PIANO EXCHANGE,
Flf 421 10 h street north west
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SCRAP PICTURES.

II Jay GOULD. al 81. W0EDTRTT. V1RTaTY
Heslet and acEap book rictaireo Hrjhd CaEsla
kapse 1olA xrencn fieue Paper. Dcnf foe1S. o by
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FOR RENT--STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE, 1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
nue. northwest; water and gas; good location. APP
ply to 1HOS. j. FISHER CO., 1924 f street north
west. Jel1 ct
TNOR RENT-TWO STORES-S29 AND 824 TIN
street northwest separately together. Possession
myI-8w~
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LHOR RENT-A GOOD AND COMMODIOUS BRICK
". Stable situated near Thomas Circle. Apply at
FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE. 3l4 9th st. NV. jell-6t
ItOR RENT-A FINE STEINWAY SQUARE
u. Grand Piano; very reasonable Address Lock Box
066. CITY +. U. te13-3te
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ECoR SALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
~ riages, viotorias Village Carts, Coupe Rockaways.
Ph@ons. McCaull Wagons and all the latest style car.
III. YOUNG, 3l3 9th street. AMI Am
NOR SALE-ovER 100 TOP AND NO-TOP BUG
IL gies; Single and Jump Seat Jagsers, Two and Four
Seat Top phtons Coupes and Coupe Roekaways Of the
offer refused. L. d. SCHMIDT CO.. Ago Pennsyi-
Rania avenue. mh3l -3m
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-16
BRACEBHPI'S BONANZA.
What. the Deputy Marshal Dis scOyered
in Duiuths
A KIT0F COUNTERPEITER'S TOOLS
And the COunterfeiters Themselves in
the Act Of Showing the Queer.
A COFFEE BARREL THE CACHE
And Full Set Of Moulds, Dies and
Stamps Unearthed.
KIT OF COUNTERPEITER's TOOLS
A COFFEE BARREL THE CACHE
Lspecial Telegram to the Globe :

DULUTH, Mlnn., Sept. 15.-Mai. Brack-
ett and Detective Wallace Hall, who have
been after gang of counter
feiters here for some time, have certainly
"struck it rich." They arrested Chas.
Chambers, the grooeryman, and Francis
Walters several days ago. Walters is now
in jail in ST. Paul, and Chambers is in jail
here. The reason that the latter is here is
that when he was arrested he assumed an
air Of injured innocence, said that the
charge on which he was arrested, that Of
passing a counterfeit $40 bill, knowing it
to be such, was untrue, and he demanded
an investigation, and his examination has
been postponed for a few days, ostensibly
to enable the government to procure its
witnesses from Dakota, where the particu-
lar ofense charged was said to have been
committed. Walters is young fellow.
and it is surmised by some that he ia not
quite as deeply in as some of the rest, and
that he had "peached on his wicked pards.
At least, since his arrest the officers have
been looking into things very sharply,
and yesterday evening they arrested Cham
bers, partner in the grocery business of
Jno. McGovern. At the same time the
officers found secret drawer in the
wall under the window in Chambers room,
and in that drawer they found evidence
that the parties were doing lively bust
ness in the way of crooked work, but still
even after diligent search they were una
bic to find the presses. plates, ETC., al.
though satisfied that they are yet and
must be in the store somewhere.
This morning Messrs. Hall and Bracket
went the store dets rmined to find those ar-
| ticles if in the store, even If they had TO
empty every barrel and box in the store.
They went to work and the second barrel
that they emPtied was one containing
coffee, and in the bottom of it they found
just what they wore looking Tor, viz: the
press plates and the bank note pa
pers, and they have now captured men,
money and outfit, and have made a most
successful haul sure. It has been learned
since that quantity of spoiled bills and
also ink and dies were found under the
| floor in Chambers store.
Walters, the man referred to in the dis
patch as being confederate of the parties
arrested in Duluth, was seen last night in
the county Jail by GLOBE reporter. and
| ia reply to inquiries he said he knew moth.
ing of the operations of Chambers and
McGovern, and that so far as he was con-
cerned he had made no money out of the