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MrLwAUKEE, June 19-Peter McGeoch's
real estate was attached to-day to the extent
of nearly 100000 to satisfy the claim of j.
Alder Ellis and Milton Lightner for SIPS, 900
against McGeoeh. Eyeringham, Frank A.
Crittenden and John H. Peacock. The prop
erty is in Milwaukee, Wauwatosa and Green
field. His homestead is also taken. as the
Wisconsin act of last winters Legislature
allows only S., 700 worth exempt
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ALal,e sohnnnar Cansized.

BUFFALO, June 19-rhe schooner Bay
Trader bound to this port, put into Port
CoIborne to-day, with the crew of the
schooner j. r. Benson. Captain Mackey, of
the Benson, reports that his vessel was struck
by a squall on Monday evening. off Eau
Point, and rolled over, and one man, who
shipped at Port Collins, was drowned.
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STOCKHOLDERS IN TROUBLE.
A New York Firm of Stockholders Announce
Their Suspensions.

New YORK, June t9.-R. Fl. Parks & Co.
have just announced their suspension to the
Stock Exchange, owing to the failure of N.
s. Nichols G. Co. The suspension is only
temporary. A statement is refused No
particulars given.
1t is stated on the street that the failure is
due to the fact that NJ. S. Nichols 8 Co.
threw out the drafts of the firm to the ex-
tent of $40 600. Parks & Co. claim to have a
balance to their credit at Chicago OF $75. 900
At the stock exchange 200 shares of stock.
including Jersey Central. Union Pacific,
Louisville & Nashville, Wabash preferred,
and Rock Island, were closed out under the
rule for the account of Parks & Co.
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carouse. Meeting Brophy on the street, they
struck him and then chased him. Owing TO
the hour, Brophy was unable to find protec-
ton, and he was overtaken and beaten until
insensible, dying soon after the ruffians left
him. Steinhoff has been arrested, and Off
GERS are in pursuit of Phelps. Brophy was
an industrious and respectable man. He
leaves q family
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lYantonlr Beaten to Death.

DETEo1T, June 19.-Early this morning
Martin Brophy, farmer whose home is in
che town OF New Haven, north of 0wasso,
Vas beaten to death at West owasso, by Jack
sips Cor Phillips and Arthur Steinhoff
iyldnals who had been on heavy
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Two Men Knled biz Carelessness.

ALBANY, June 19.-The steamboat express
train, owing-to misplaced switch, ran on
siding and struck box car under which
John Wallace, master.mechanic, and William
Haynes, yardniaster of the Delaware & Hud-
son Canal company, were repairing the truck.
The two MEN were killed and the engine
wrpctspd
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A Colored Detective Attacked by a Mob

CATLETTsBURG, KY, June 19.-After Caball,
the colored detective. had concluded his tes-
timony yesterday, in the hearing of Direly,
arrested for the killing of the Gibbons fam
lily, at Ashland, and was leaving the court
house, he was attacked by party of colored
men and shot III the leg. The marshol iI-
terfered and saved his life No arrests.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

InulclALlOhss
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June 20. l A. ny
For Tennessee and Ohio valley-Fair weather,
followed during the night in the western por-
ton by light rains. westerly TO southerly winds,
stationary or slight of temperature, fol-
lowed in the western potion by falling barom-
eter.
For the Lake Region-Partly cloudy, slightly
warmer weather, light rains in northern por-
ton, soutnerly to westerly winds; rising, fol-
lowed in western portion by falling barometer.
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A saloonist Cuts His Partners Throat.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-John Rufty, on Sun
day last, found his brother Fred. in an aban-
doned saloon, in Kenton, o., with his throat
cut, but still breathing and partly conscious.
William Hail. late partner of the wounded
man, has been arrested. Rufty, it is said,
told his brother that Hall cut his throat and
then dubbed him. His condition is critical.
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Killed Inv a BLOW with a Fist

ORRvILLE, o., June 19.-Frank Mcnamara
and James Cannon, moulders in the Burial
Case Company's foundry, quarreled to-day
about tools, when Mcnamara struck Cannon
heavy blow with his fist in the face causing
death in few minutes. McNamara escaped.
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CRIME IN GENERAL.
A German Robs His Brother of His Money
and His Wife.

and His Wife.
MILWAUKEE, June 19.-The police are look
ing for C. G. synod, vino eloped, yesterday,
with the wife of his brother, Ernest. They
lived at Menominee, Mich, on farm, but
C. G. Synod persuaded Ernest to sell his
place and start for Portland, Oregon. They
arrived here Saturday, and the brothers went
on little spree, when C. G. synod got
possession of Ernests pocketbook, con tain
ing 5000. and he and Mrs. Ernest Synod dis
appeared. 1t seems that Ernest had not seen
his brother for twenty years till short time
ago, they having been separated III Germany
when mere lads.
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f>5-EoruINo so simple and perfect for color
tng rs the Diamond Dyes. For carpet rags,
better aud cheaper than any other dye-stuffs.
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENT
How the Dethroned Lord of the Lard
Market Takes Defeat.

appointment or a Receiver for NcGeocai.
Everingham s. Co.-FaiIure of a New
York Firm OF Stock Brokers.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

nj ASONIC- MARION LODGE, NO. 80, F.
Nl and A. ~ Stated meeting this "wednesday
evening az 7:30 o'clock. Semi-annual eollec-
ton of dues. Full attendance desired.
HUGH ]. DRUdMOND, ". NJ
JOIN B. ELAN, Secretary.
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A BOTTLE Of Samaritan Esrvine nablos one to
defy asthma, nervousness aud general debility.
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FT1HE PICNIC OF THE FIRST PREsBYTE-
i rian Church and Sund ay-school will be held
at Broad Ripple to-day wednesday, June 20.
Conveyance by cars. Train win leave the depot
of the Airline, on South Alabama street, at east
end OF Maryland, at 8 o'clock sharp. Baskets
should be at the Sunday-sehool room by 1880.
All members of the congregation are cordially
invited to attend.
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VKJOMAN'5 EXCHANGE-A LAWN FESrI-
w val for the benefit of the Woman's Ex-
change will be held on next Wednesday after
noon and evening. June 20, on the grounds of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Pratt street,
near Meridian. Iced lemonade, delicious cakes
and Ice cream will be served Come one and all,
and help q good work.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NY GOOD NON-BoARD FIRE INSURANCE
IN Company can find good field for an agency
by calling at the Journal Office
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For City Clerk.

~ FORGE 7. BREUNIG WILL BE A CANDI-
" date for City Clerk, subject TO the decision of
the Republican nominating convention, July Ia,
1923
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NTOUNTAIN HOUSE, CREssON SPRINGS,
Nl Cambria county, Pa. Opens June, %, closes
October l. 1888. Reduced rates. Unsurpassed
accommodations. On maia line of Pennsylvania
Railroad, 1900 feet above sea level, situated in
park of one hundred acres, amid the Inatehless
uure air. and freedom from malaria. flies and
mosquitoes render it the most desirable resort
in the state Special rate round trip tickets on
sale ut sil principal points
During 1881 n new hotel was ereeted--hrst-
class in all its appointments, and capable with
cotthgeeJ OF accommodating nearly 600 guests.
Cottage residences may be rented by those de-
string the quiet and seclusian OF home.
For descriptive circular, diagram and terms.
address w. ID. TYLER, superintendent
The celebrated Logan House, Altoona, Pa, is
also under Mr. Tyler's management
Send for circulars.
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drank A. BLANCHARD WILL BE A CAN
Il didate for City Treasurer, subject to the de-
eision OF tho Republican nominating convention.
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HOTEL COLUMBIA,

OCEAN BEACH, N. }.
Opens June 20. DesiraDly located within fifty
feet of surf Facilities for boating, fishing, bath
ing, etc. Music throughout the season. Fol
illustrated circular, terms, etc. address
FRED. L. FOSTER, Manager.
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For CITY Assessor.

T OF CITY <ABS09bOF'
nj F. CONNETT WILL BE A CANDIDATE
Ix1s for City Assessor, subject 20 the decision
of the Republican nominating convention.
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HOTELS AND SUMNER RESORTS.

NTANTAsKET BEACH, near Boston, Mass.
" Board at handsomely furnished cottages
near Strawberry Hill and railroad station; every
comfort of a home; terms moderate Apply TO
MRS. CLARKE, Strawberry Hill, first cottage
from pier. or address caro- of H. T. Litchheld, 466
Atlantic avenue, Boston.
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POLITICAL.


MARQUIS L. JOHNSON WILL BE CANDI-
vi date for Mayor, subject to the decision OF
the Republican nominating convention.
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w ANTED-sALEsMEN AT "a 8. della
w ware street.
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VTANTED-A MAN COMPETENT TO CON
w troll can vassers and manage a branch office
of Dry Carpet Cleaning with the Glycerine Car
pet Paste, in indianapolis. Address J. q. TIL
TON, Pittsburg, Pa.
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WANTED

WANTED
TxTANTED-sAIE sMEN AT "a 8. DELLA
w ware street.
VXTANTFD-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w In the West the Weekly Indiana State
journal One dollar per year. Ninety cents In
clubs OF five and over.
M ANTED-AGENTs FOR GATELY's UNI
w versal Educator. The best selling book in
the market. IBstalment plan. Good commits
sion. Prompt payment. Apply room 2, Senti-
mel Building.
M MAN COMPETENT TO CON
w troll eanvassers and manage q branch office
of Dry Carpet Cleaning with the Glycerine Car
pet Paste, In indianapolis. Address J. q. TIL
TON, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mooney TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
III interest f. B. MARTINDALE Il SONS.
fJNO LOAN-S5, 900 AT LOWEST RATES ON
L city property. " CARTER, 81 Vance Block
MONEY TO LOAN on CITY OR FARM
Nl property. U. NJ srODDARD, Claypool
Building.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
WI terest. J. W. WILLIAMS & CO., and
Viuton Block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
IVI of city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio. Low interest JOS. A. MOORE, 81 East
Market street.
T WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM Sc
i curity promptly. at the lowest rates for long
snort time. fHOS. g. DAY Il CO., II East
Market street.
FOR SALE
NOR SALE-FARMS, CHEAP, ON LONG
il credit, which we have taken on foreclosure.
Send for circular. FRANCIS SMITH & co.
TfOR sALE-FLAX-MT.L MACHINERY-AN
Il outfit suitable for working green or rotted.
stock. WILLIAM TAFT. Charles City, Iowa.
NOR sALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
It hand engines. boilers, and sawmills in good
order. HADLEY. WRIGHT & CO., corner
Tennessee and Georgia streets, Indianapolis
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT-OFFICE AND DESK ROOM ON
Il ground floor, 40 W. Washington street. For
good space call at once.
NOR RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NOW
It vacant, adjoining the Union Depot, by
LORENZ SCHMIDT, 20 S. Delaware street.
AUCTION SALES.
HUNT & McCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND
II General Auctioneers. SO E. Washington st.
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| MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
| wi terest J. W. WILLIAMS & CO., and 4
Viuton Block.
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WANTEDaaTHE CHEAPEsr NEWSPAPER PEE.
w In the West, the Weekly Indiana State
journal One dollar per year. Ninety cents in
clubs Of five and over.
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Local OBSERVATIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.
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M ANTED-AGENT5 FOR GATELY's UNI
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lVI of city aud farm properly in Indiana and
Ohio. Low interest. JOS A. MOORE, 81 East
Ma rket street.
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1 curity. promptly. at the lowest rates for long
er snort time. THOS. @. DAY Il CO., II East
Market street.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
WI property. U. NJ 5fODDAKD, CIaypool
j Rni
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Mooney TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
| AI interest,". E. B. MARTINDALE 4 SONS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-23

NOTICE s. hereby given. that ! peII.|
4v 1Ion will BE- preeenfed % ebe Board|
~ Commissioners 81 Dubois County,
Indiana, ~ ~ Deccuber term. 1983.|
prayiur for thc auncxstfon Or the lollOW-I
Ing territory belonging 20 John GRANT
<IeDacher. Chrisfina NehrinGer. WiIIiamI
n. NcrItbeW. Conrad Eckert. jacob
Eckcrt. /hdrew Eckert, John n. Kem-|
pcr. JoseDh Friedman. Matthias KIfnxel|
and George Friedman, % me incorp0ra-
le1 Town 81 Jasper, IN said Comfy oil
Dubois, praying that q IA territory silu-|
s,ed IL aid County, become = part and
parcel Or said Corporation, to-wii:
Part Of ne 8. y; r. tts ~. ~ ! u
Section s., Township !, South Range s
West. more particularly described - fol-
lows. to-wit:
Commencing at point - lhe West
hank 81 Pafoks River. On The North line
NJ she SOUTH East Quarteoof che North.
Hast quarter Of said Section, Town and
];angc, distant 3 Rods West o. lhe
North Esst corner Of The said Soutb-Easi
quarter Or HE NoSth-East quarter, run.
ming thence West On >nid line 40 fee|
ioa stone marked "B.r thence Wee! o.
,he same lime l36 feet 90 stone marked
~ thence West ~ above 20 rect
thence Hou(h On The East line o1 ~
original Town 0f Jaspcr, Dubois County
ln1iana, ~ 1912 leet % stone marked
X n lhencs South o. che same lire y
l.e1 % stone marked r, thence SOUL
81 ira same Ilnc III IO-12 feet 70 : rton'
marked III y q lhe Sosseh-Ea>t CORNER q
Town III No. -. N the Original Tow
~ jasper. puhoIs Comfy, Indians
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Latest FOREIGN NcxvS.

GERMAN LECTURER KISSED IN LONDON
LONDON. Nov. H.-Dr Slocker chaplain TO the
German court. lectured upon German socialism to-
Gay at Memorial hall large and unruly crowd
cheered Kissed and groaned the lecturer and inter
ruptcd him with insulting cries and epithets
Flnliiy tue disturbance become so great that DR.
Stocher Indignantly left the hall. and the meeting
ended In confusion.
MIR. ERRISGToS's MISSION TO ROME DENOUNCED.
Inc FrrentHn:s Journal publishes letter signed
os Dr. richmond. priest OF the diocese OF Vest
minister, denouncing Mr.. Erringtons mission to
home AZ IN the interest of landlords and the Eng
l1Sn government. He declares that the Irish clergy
and laty have the right to fight their own nolitifSl
Dattes, and that the Curia must stand aside IL 1t
decides adverse to the Irish people it NAV deal a
mortal blow to the church.
A COMPLETED TUNNEL
LONDON, Nov. ii The boring of the tunne1
through the AribeTg tthe Eagles Mount, a branch
OF the Rhptian Alps, has been completed.
RUssIA's FRIENDSHIP FOR GERMANY.
BERLIN. Nov ii -Ihe national Z-itung says NJ
&c GieIS expressed w III friendship Tor Germany
ana declared that he stopped at Berlin by the wish
Oh tie Car that he might convey to the Emperor
anu fslhce bismarck the expression OF Russia 8
friendly feelings towards Germany
NoMIN ATED FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
DUBLIs. Nov. 1t-Edward Nc ''ahon Nparnelnte>
ana James SDaight conservative have been numi-
mated for the seat in the house OF commons for
Limerick city. made Vacant 10y The Resignation OF
MI. O'ShaughueSsy 0lberaD.
ODONNELL S COUNSEL HOPEFUL
LONDON, Nov. 14.-Mr. Roger \. PRYOR had a long
and salts; lctOrT interview with O'Dnnneli today
the fist since his arrival in London. Mr. Mclnerney.
or OD0nnell $ counsel. has brought from Ireland 4
mass OF evidence and he feels confident that the
verdict OF the jury in o DOnECU'S case will not be
thtt OF Willfu murder he witnesses from the
Cape OF Good hope are expected In England ON Sat
urday next.
THE BULGARIAN CRISIS ENDED
LONDON, Nov IA Berlin dispatch to the ES-
change Telegraph company says the political crisis
in Bulgaria has been settled bv mutual concessions
on the poiats 1T issue between Russia and Bull
galil.
TIE GROWN PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
BEKIIN. Nov. lit l. reDGrt2l that the Crown
Prince Frederick William Will meet King HunDprt
or Italy, when returning from his visit to King
Alfonso, Of Spain
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Nos ENrnspt from Taxation.


= 7~<t' tVNFANY
IN THE DISTRICT
MI Charles j. VI Huyner. OF Baltimore. attorney
Tor the Chesapeake and ohio canal company I'm
communication ~ the COMMIT >sioner,. claims ex
einpion IN the property 81 that company situated
Ia this city and t,eoi ,ctnun
The Commissioner reply that thcy find nom ihe
statutes Ia which tc attorney Irlrr~ iltn that In
con Nldef1ilon IN part Uf ktrplE the lanai IN re-
par IL ana III" ufh"- rAS III ~ t,n,aitv Ar, OK
'l.ipt- lilS tNr IA fl"n would sem Ut 10 apgg 10
.i' P,''i''A ol'H,"j "a ii- cfs ~ Na~liuiu ON as
there i n" caa5 oT UttA> tUttQ ,,tltt III, mem
n. uf ~ 'lW.
A. ID Tue hls IN Geo1 "a tow n there Is doubt NJ
ue9 come Mllfhb Ia" rNvlu,g ton. or fl tb.y Al
whether the exemption l. inlan I'D 10 include fhs
local a>SfNNotht fY Improvements Tor tar, h.rc-t
"i tue piHlttts IA question:, such that now
charged. lac tumm.,> Iirt> tasE,.,lr, ttt't a.. a
present advised, tatH caasot grant Tie RELIEF v0p
AK
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ARCTIC INVESTIGATION.
THE PICKED Up cRkw or TIE rKorsrs

The examination OF Lieut.. Darlington before the
Pro.eus court of inquiry resumed this morning.
In reply 10 inquiries by Judge Advocate Goo,e
fellow. the witness said the crew OF the rroteus
was - men, "Were they shipped from the class OF
men usually going sealing from Newfoundland
They were not shipped nom the hest class OF New
founiland sellers. The vessel was secured - laia
that all sellerS had made their arrangements Tor
the cod fishing. and these men Were picked up
about ST johns
Lieut. Darlington said Capt. Pike s. sted 10 him
aiter the wreck that tie crew not the KIND
that he would select Tor Arct.vp service The en- ar
acter OF the men, however. did ;o; interfere with
the results or the expedition. Had they been more
efficient larger amount OF stores could haze heen
gotten Out On the Ice, but they eo. hot have been
LIEUT.. GARLINGroNs rNpEEsr.SpuNG WIKI carr
wIIDEs.
In respect to the agreement between Capt. WlldeS
and himself, Lieut. Darlington said he was not
present when the agreement WAS reduced 10
writing. He had, however, talked the matters over
at great length with Capt. Wiides on the WAY from
New York 10 St Johns The written agrtsment
was correct embodiment OF the unders; a nd.ng
mus arrived at IL was the only arrangement that
Lieut. harrington thought could I've carried out.
By the Court.-"Mr Darlington Py your lust me
lions you considered n YOUR duty not 10 stoa on
your way up, but 60 as far as you could and make
a depot or supplies, IL You didn't get up to Lieut.
Greeiy s-to make the depot OF supplies as you
came back. not as you Went up?"
a IHdt - Wudl 1 ulutTSIanN IN my Tue
tons"
Q.-"Then you say that you went south in your
boats, hof'ng 10 meet the Yantc. and come back IN
order to make depot there, and leave yourself
and some of your men to spend the winter?''
A.-"YeS sir"
Q.."How near did you expect to meet the
Iantic?'
Al always had in view the chance Of her get
ti through Melville bay. and II she had got
through Melville bay Ice and entered the north
water she would have had no difficulty In getting TO
L1ttleton island
Lieut. darlington said he expected the Yantic to
IuIhsh provisions upon hearing he circumstances
OF The loss OF the froteuS ana her supplies and to
carry them with hiInsen and men back To LItleton
island.
Questioned about his understanding OF Lieut..
GreelyS letter of August 2 1881 as 10 Whether de-
pots should be esta biiShad on the way north or on
The RETURN he said that the Neptune. going under
the same Instructions, established her depot at
cape Sabine only after her comma nder had deter
mined Ii was impossible 20 go further north The
idea was that the expedition or 1882 was TO
establish depot as far north possible
Gen Hazen, chief signal officer, was examined
this afternoon,
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
A Portland Nan i'm Trouble.

A Portland Man i'm Trouble.
CHARGED WITH PASSING BOND 619 OF 1.-THE REAL rs
TATE AND Trust COMPANY, or wASHINGToS D. G. !,
AS MONEY.
Special Dispatch TO GHE EvESIcG STAR
PORTLAND, ME-. Nov. i4.-Ben1am!n F. Ro,fe OF
THIS city, was brought before Judge Gould in the
municipal court this morning, Charged with pass
Ing real estate bond No Go OF the Real Estate and
trust company. OF Washington, d. C.. as none
on LendS = SHILLING. OF Scarboro. who Is very old
ana whose sight is dim Role said he sold Sktll-
Ing the bond rs good 80 far Is new he st ate
claimed that Role devised the TO lowing plp ne
went to the house OF Shilling in the night having
previously 1greed to pay $50 horse. here he
ninied Sailing the bond in question and good $50
h expecting to receive 81 In change: but Shilling
dd not have the money, and Role withdrew the
good zoo Dill and gave Sizzling the bond and SIS
cash he bond is secured, a. il reads on lanI not
otherwise inCunbered in Cumberland county, state
OF tennessee, and the name OF {. d. StanDinr is
given as trustee The bond is very Ike a United
states bond IN appearance, and, as Judge Gould
said. Was calculated TO deceive almost any perSon
not III the habit OF seeing bills Of large dfnomna-
TONS Role was held In 81 900.
FISt snow OF the season last night.
The Alleged Bribery in Pennsylvania.
INVESTIGATION BY THE LEGISLATURE
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The Investigating commit
qure into the alleged bribery OF F. &. Patterson
pennsylvania state Official, by the Standard on
company, and also into the relations OF the COM
pany With the commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA
Degin nearing late this afternoon at the Leland
hoel, In this city. The members present were SEN
ives Graham, Zieger, McReynoids, Clarke and
walker. he object OF the committee in MEETING
In New YORK Is to examine certain OF the officers OF
the standard Oil company residing there.