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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Installation.

Last evening the officers elect of Gen.
John Buford Post, No. 243, G. A. R.,
were installed by Major H. c. Connolly.
Those installed were: Z. Fl. Bowman, Jr.,
Post commander; J. W. Bracket, senior
vice commander; George B. Stoddard,
junior vice commander; DR.. S. c. Pum-
mer, surgeon; A. H. Hampton, officer of
the day, Levi T. Harson, quartermaster
Jacob Evans, chaplain NJ A. Gould, OF
Graham Post, Moline, was present, and
acted as officer of the day, and received a
vote of thanks from the post Adjutant
III. W, Burgh, who was not present, will
be installed at the next meeting.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
STILL WRANGLlNG.
Resolutions of Regret at COltax's Death
used as Bone of Contention in
the House.
mo QUORUM.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 15.-[Special. -
The legislature today is simply a contin>
uation of yesterdays farce. At the start
there was a long squabble over the jour-
nal, which did not contain any mention
of Fuller's (rep) motion to reconsider
Linegar's appeal from the chair, but moths
ing was done. A joint resolution of
regret at Schuyler Colfax's death
was then offered by Kimbrough. The
object of the word Joint" being to com
pei the senate TO recognize Haines as
speaker, but by Linegar's motion the
word was struck out. The house is now
trying to adjourn, and although it has
been put TO vote a number of times,
the result each time Is mo quorum.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
A HumOrist

Hi Skinny, wot's that there Teller q
csrryin on his shoulders, say?"
'Wot feller?"
That there long Teller.
why l don't see anything but his
head"
"Oh, ! thought it was cane.
Know who he is?'
No"
"Bill Fly, wot writes three funny Jokes
for the morning Bladder every mornin.
ooh yes, he's the Teller wot says it
takes man with keen perception to get
on to his jokes?"
The same dude"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
The NuptiaI Knot.

Rev. S. S. Cryer performed the cere,
mony yesterday that united in marriage
Mr.. s. N. Wynes, of this city, and Miss
Hattie E. Walker of Coal Valley The
groom is member of the boot and shoe
firm of G. L. and S. N. Wynes, and is q
young man who fully deserves the prize
he has captured. Miss Walker was one
of the popular young ladies of Coal Val
lau
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15

Today was pay day on the c., b. q Q.
Tomorrow will be pay day on Il e r. !.
d P.
Superintendent Sudlow, of the r. /. &
P, went to Peoria this morning.
No on the c., r. l. & P was a half
hour late and the cannonbaIl was reported
one and half hourf late this morning.
The heavy snow storm of yesterday in
the north delayed all trains from that di,
rection today.
A number of men from Freeport are
repairing the G., NJ. & st. P. telegraph
wires in this city and vicinity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
The DAILY ARGUS.
THURSDAY, JAN, Is, 1885.
Heavy Shipments .

Meigs Wait, the veteran livestock ship
per of Reynolds. was in the city today.
He reports the livestock business little
dull just now for the reason that hogs and
cattle are getting pretty scarce. Thus far
this month he has shipped forty carloads
of hogs and cattle and in December he
shipped forty carloads Pretty heavy
shipping, that.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Concert

Next Tuesday evening at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church the Mendelssohr
grand concert company, of Boston, vii
give concert. The company con
sists of the following eminent artists
Julia May Albee, prima donna; Nellie r.
Davis, dramatic impersonator; Arthur G
Mueller, piano soloist; Charles w. Dotea
cornetist; Fratz Bergstein, accompanist
A rich muslca! treat is in store for all who
go to the Central Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Coal.

This weather has tendency to freseoe
the faces of the coal dealers with broad
gagged smile Most of the mines in the
county are in full operation, and as a
consequence the trade is brisk. One of
the richest mines in the county is that
owned by Silvis Bros. of Carbon Cliff, and
their coal is of the very best quality
Every day their teams are in the city,
hauling black diamonds to their numer-
Gus customers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
A Strange Suicide.

A Davenport youth named An drew
Emke, walked into a saloon, drank some
beer with several companions and then
deliberately swallowed a large dose of
laudanum, from the effects of which he
died couple of hours afterwards. He
refused to take antidotes and the physi>
clans summoned could DO nothing fol
him. Dependency caused by the death
of friend, is supposed to have been the
reason for the rash act.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
VIII Meet Again Tomorrow

The grand jury expected to adjourn
sine die at noon today, but some unex,
pected business came up, and the jury
adjourned to 9 a. IN. tomorrow The
members hope to get through by noon
tomorrow, but do not know that they will
be able to do So as they have no idea
how long time the business that will
come nn before them will take.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Appraising.


The goods in the store of W. 7. Bough
ton and Son, of Edgington, which W ere
damaged by fire few weeks ago, are now
being appraised Mr.. W. c. Wivill, who
knows the value of everything from fine
tooth comb to barrel of soft soap, is one
of the appraisers. lie goes out to EdgN
ington in the morning and returns in the
evening. He thinks he would enjoy the
ride from Taylor Ridge to Edgington q
little better if he could hear the blue birds
sing instead of the cold north wind
Mr.. T. H. Thomas, the druggist, went
out to Edgington with Mr.. Wivill yester~
day morning There is some dispute in
regard to the appraisement on the stock
of drugs, and Mr.. Thomas acted as "ref-
erpn Z"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
The Holly Hose Company's Dance

Tomorrow evening the Holly hose
company will give agrand ball in Armory
hall. This company is noted for having
very enjoyable balls, and the one ON Fri
day evening will be no exception to the
rule. Those who attend are assured in
advance of pleasant time, and a large
crowd is anticipated.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Tickets to Nav @ leans.

Round trip tickets to New Orleans OIL
sale at G. R, l, & P. Ry,, Moline avenue
passenger station, at same rates othel
lines make. The tickets read via Seneca,
Cincinnati and the Queen and Crescent
route, taking the passenger through Lex.
ington. Chattanooga, Alfalfa and numer,
Gus other prominent southern cities. Fol
rates. maps or information relative to the
above, call on or address,
JNo. F. Cook,
Ticket agent, telephone SO.
142t.1aft
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Hard Coal Market.

Pea coal $3.50; CRATE and egg, SS.25i
range, nut and No. $3.50 per ton,
screened and delivered, all best quality OF
Anthracite coal. Blacksmith's coal, Con-
nellsville coke and charcoal at 1908 Sec
ond avenue. diff E. G. FRAZIER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15

E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15
Circuit Court

The case of Mckay vs. Cramer is still
occupying the attention of the circui,
court. This trial was begun last Monday
at , 2, m 1t is a trespass case in which
tract of land is the main issue and tax
title and mortgage come in also
The counsel expected to begin
argument this afternoon and it is possible
that the case may reach the jury this ev.
ening, though it may take another half
day.
The following appears upon the rec
ord:
CIVIL CAUSES,
15-Assumpsit: Rock Island Paper Co
for use. VS. German American Insurance
Co. Cross motion to amend and return
TO Hakes defendant.
Trespass Ellen Mckay vs. David era
mer, ct al. Demurrer to special plea Of
Justification
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-15

The moon will be full twice this month.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
THEY WILL STRIKE.
The Coal Miners'in in tho Maaaiiion District
VIII Resist the Reduction.


Tho Coal Miners'in tho MaAaiiion District
VIII Resist the Reduction.
The Cleveland Leader Of this morning
contains the following, from its Massil.
Ion correspondent:
About 6ve hundred miners Of the Mas.
sill0n district, Tuscarawas Valley, oil
the thirteen mines being represented,
assembled on the greensward near the
rolling mill this afternoon. for the pur.
pose OF taking united action on the do.
mand Of the operators, that. they accept
q reduction OF 10 cents per ton In the
price Of mining, from 70 TO 90 cents.
Hon. John Mcbride, President Of the Ohio
Miners Association, addressed the as.
semblape In o logical speech OF an hours
duration, telling the men they must con.
front the situationIand decide the Ques-
ton 40 business men. He gave them
agures showing that 500 miners In
Ohio were working for 40 cents per ton,
and 1000 Mt 30 cents, and as they never
claimed more than 10 cents above the
Hooking Valley, he could not understand
how they expected 10 maintain q differ
ence OF 30 cents per ton. He told his
hearers that they we're the Legislature
and he the executive, and urged them 10
act as thinking men. A resolution To
stand out for the old price was adopted
by about two.thirds vote, after an
amendment 10 accept o reduction Of 10
cents had been defeated by almost as
large q majority. III is the impression
that O strike was decided upon, In the
belief that the Hooking Valley miners
would, within two weeks, make q dc.
mand for an advance 10 90 cents, and
President Mcbride assured the meeting
In his speech that II was his flrm belief
the price would be advanced there 10 that
figure before the middle Of next October,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
PARIS POINTS.
RAked Together by Our Special Cores
pondonI

RAked Together By Our Special Cores
pendent
Howard Miller and wife were In town
last Sunday.
BIN. stier sold his colt to q Canton
man laet week.
Mr.. Ensign, Of Columbus, was In town
on Saturday last.
Kd. Walton, Of Youngstown, was In
town on business Last week.
Mlss Jennie Renner, Of North Indus.
try, ls Waiting friends here.
Mias Lettie Bender, OF Canton, 10 the
guest Of Miss Kmma Andrio.
Mrs. Clemens, Of Canton, Ia the guest
OF her daughter, Mre. ]. Foltz,
Miss Anna Claaser, Of Alliance, was
yieiting her parents last week.
Quito number OF our citizens took In
the excursion to Congress Lake on Bat.
urday last.
II, d. Breer, Of Canton, and II. Coats
OF Alliance, we're the guests OF Mrs.
Freor on Sunday.
Mra. 0. o. Brown, with her mother,
Mrs. Rauch, OF Canton, Ia visiting friends
In and about town this week.
Mra Amelia Beerhurat and children
who have been Visiting her father, 70.
turned TO her home In Allegheny.
Mr.. WIN. Zeigler has accepted q posi-
tion with Mr.. Biechele's soap works as
travelling salesman. Success be with
him.
The Reformed Church will hold their
annual picnic at Moyer's Grove Just west
Of town on Saturday, August 10Th. All
are invited.
Mrs. Will Hopes and Miss Cora, OF
Minerva, accompanied by Miss McAlten,
OF Bell Vernon, Pa, were the guests Of
Mrs.l Harvey Miller.
One night last week, while DR.. Cham.
berlain was absent, some person entered
the house land ranencked the bureau
drawers, but was interrupted before
gaining much Roadway, by tho Doctor
returning. They had better "look lit
tle out" for the Doctor has prepared him,
self for another attack OF that kind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
PARIS PLUMs,
Picked. Pared and Prunsd by our Regular
Correspondent.

Picked. Pared and Prunsd by our Regular
Correspondents
Mrs, ]. NJ. Martin has taken trip TO
Missouri.
Niss Carrie Miller is on O pleasure
trip to Allegheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gibb, Of Canton,
were In town on Sunday.
Mrs. X. Dole, OF Columbiana, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Gross.
Messrs. Jud Lewis and George Sefert
were In town last Saturday on business.
John Oyer disposed Of his horse TO q
Cantonian, and has invested In another.
Mrs. Ensign and children Of Columbus
were the guests OF her sister, Mrs. Kd.
Riley.
Quite q number Of our people took In
the excursion Thursday TO Nebo, on the
q. Y, u z.
Mise Alice Miller has been hired 10
teach tho fall term Of our school. which
beglne next Monday.
Miss Jennie Vert, of Massillon, and
Miss Ida Glib, Of Canton, are the guests
Of Mrs. Homer Miller this week.
Our school room has been treated TO q
coat Of whitewash and q scrubblng,
which adds greatly TO its appearance.
Grant Sparks is improving slowly
from very severe attack Of typhoid 10.
YER. under the treatment Of DR.. j. M.
Bates.
&C. Zelger, Of Columbiana, was here
Saturday looking up one Of his friends,
and while away from our burg at night
was unfortunate enought TO lose his way,
A horse belonging 10 Mr.. Folsom, Of
Canton, and driven by o commercial
tourist, while passing Jacob Matt's barn
Just north Of town, took fright at an
engine that was standing In the barn
yard, and became unmanageable, up
setting the contents into tho ditch and
In the fracas got against wire fence
making q couple OF bad cuts. Mr.. Fol
sOm was at once sent for and Veterinary
Surgeon Blanchard, of Canton, dressed
the wounds. The horse was taken home
| the next day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Limaviilo Itens.

Mr.. Edward Cunning and lady were
the guests Of Vim. Cunning last week.
Oats look quite we'll around here, and
an immense crop is expected by our
farmers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. wilbur Hotchkiss, Of
Nebraska, are visiting at James Roach's
at present.
b. II. smutzer 10 our Ia our Senatorial
delegate from this place, and we hope
that be will attend and cast vote for
DR.. Lewis.
About fifteen Of Edw ard KuntE's young
friends gathered nc the residence OF Mr..
K's father TO celebrate his ninteenth
birthday. The happy callers enjoyed
themselves there until about II o'clock,
when they went home.
McCollum b Pote are Idle at present,
but have q large stock OF bone dust and
phosphate on hand, and farmers will do
we'll TO pAtronize them, as their bone
has the highest analysis OF any OK.
amined by the State Board.
Prof. W. II. Beltz, OF this place, has
boon teaching writing In Alliance for o
few weeks past, and will soon open up
another term there. We hope Alliance
will give him q liberal patronage, as no
10 n nrst class penman. Prof. B. will
also begin normal school In this place
on August 18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
News Notes Of Personal and General Hap
penings From the Hast End,

News Notes Of Personal aud General Hap
penings From the East End,
A number Of Alliance boys are camp
Ing at Lakeyllle.
II, l., g6rding Ia canvasslng Alliance
for the Life OF Gen Grant"
We noticed Mr.. A. McGregor, Of Can.
ton, on our streets last Friday.
Rev, s. Burt, d, d., OF Rayenna, was In
the city laat week attending Commence
ment,
Memorial services will be held on Sat.
urday by the q A. Il. In honor OF the
memory OF Gen. Grant.
Prof. John X. Morris, Superintendent
Of the Garrettayllle schools, 10 spending
a few days In the city Waiting his
parents.
The st. Paul's Lutheran Church pic-
MO ut Cuyahoga Falls on Thursday next.
Fare for round trip $i00, We anticipate
O large crowd.
Misses Lynne Frederick and Fannie
M Harding, two Of Canton's cultured
and refined young ladies, were In at.
tOhunhoo Nv butuh
last week. Come again, ladies.
Master Willie Sidney at the Alliance
rink on Saturday evening was greeted
with q large house. He Ia truly q
"wonder on wheels" being but 4 years
OF age, 3S Inches high and weighs 80
pounds,
DR.. l.. W. Ballard and wife started Sat-
urday for Minneapolis, Minn., TO attend
the American Dental Association,
which meets on the 4th and continues
two weeks. The Doctor keeps up with the
times In his profession.
During q heavy rain storm here Sun.
day evening the stable OF DR.. O. d. Pain.
ter, on MT. Uai0n avenue, was struck by
lightning, burning II TO the ground,
Loea, 4A00; no Insurance. The top OF q
buggy In the stable at the time was
struck, knocking OF one corner.
The gambling houses aud houses Of
prostitution, with which Alliance 10 80
badly Infested, have been given quite an
airing by our town papers. Some very
serlous charges have been made against
one OF our policemen In connection
with we'll known harlot. These
charges should DO investigated and the
policeman either discharged from the
force or acquitted. Let the good work
70 on.
The Westminster Presbyterian Bun.
day School picnic at Rock Hill on next
Thursday. This Ia q beautiful picnic
ground, about a mile west OF Alliance.
Nature has made II q most beautiful
place In itself, and with the many I'm
Of the incest picnic grounds In this SEQ
tion. The grove 10 we'll supplied with
games 0fAll kinda, q beautiful lake lies
on the north side which 10 eupplied with
minnows, Iow.boats, and In fact every.
thing 10 there with which 10 spend q
day OF pleasure and recreation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
Tri.BtAts Reunion,

The triState reunion Of ex-soldiers
and sailors Of the State OF Ohio, Penn
gylvania and West Virginia will take
place at East Liverpool, Ohio. Friday,
August 18th. 1885.
Prominent members OF the g. A. r..
distinguished army officers and civilians
will be present. The exercises will con-
sist OF grand street parade by @. A. r.
Veterans and soldiers; review Of veter-
ans OF the late war; o realistic represen-
tation OF the storming and capture Of
Fort Donelson, regimental and company
reunions, and oil pleaslngl gly interpreted
with instrumental music and army
songs.
The local committee guarantees q free
dinner To oil visiting comrades.
The Rnnsylvania Company will sell
cheap excursion tickets 10 Eaet Liver
pool and return on ths 18th, for both
regular aud special trains, The special
train will leave Canton at 7:i0 o. m, ar
riving at East Liverpool at 1910 a. m.
Returning, special train will leave East
Liverpool sf 9:35 .. m. Tickets will also
be good To return by any regular train
stopping at destination Of return ticket
until Monday, August 18th, inclusive.
All trains run by central time. Fare
for round trip. Si,65.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
GEN. GRANTS FUNERAL DAY.
Shall Oautons business Houses DO Closed
on that Day.

Shall Oautonp business Houses be Closed
on that Day.
Governor Hoadly has Issued q procla.
nation calling upon the people Of Ohio To
observe August 9Th In commemoration OF
General Grant and asking that oil public
business be suspended on that day. In
answer TO the many unjust criticisms
which have been made on Governor
Hoadly's delay, he says he concluded II
was not his place 10 iaaue, q pr0clama.
tion until after the time and place OF
the funeral was announced, and that he
had read tho proclamation OF President
Cleveland and that answered oil purposes
till the time % Indicated by himself.
Now the question Ia what are the busl.
ness men Of Canton going 10 do on that
day--cl0se their stores, or keep them
open as usual. Ifanything is TO be done
In the matter II 10 about time move
was being made one way or the other.
In answer to the inquiries OF q DEMo
Graf reporter several business men have
signiHed their intention OF closing their
stores on Saturday out OF respect TO the
memory of the dead hero. Let some.
thing be done at once, ~ the time be,
tween now and Saturday is 80 short that
prompt action In the matter In necessary.
This afternoon Mayor Rex Issued o
proclamation calling for the suspension
OF business between land b D. ~. Batur.
day and for decorations along the line OF
march. 1f. I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
From East oreenyilis.

A soaking rain for mother earth. Mr..
L0uis and family OF Dalton were vlsit.
Ing relatives here last Sunday. John
Carr, from near Dalton, was visiting his
friend, Jonathan Hills, here on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Altland, OF this
place, are visiting relatives aud friends
NJ denevh, Ashland county. Some OF
our young folks took In the picnic AZ
Chippewa Lake on Wednesday Of last
week. MT. and Mrs Godfrey Snyder, Of
our town, have boon vIgitipg relatives
noar Chippewa Lake. MISS Llxxie
Eyster, OF MAseillon, epept Sunday here
with her eistor, Mrs. David Kiehl. .Abra.
ham Ledrlck, from near 0rrvillo, made
q visit the other day 10 his uncle, Gott-
lieb Snyder Of this place. WIN. Eyster.
Of Ashlaud, spent last Sunday here with
relatives. Examine the Canton DEMO-
oRAT before sending elsewhere; only
Sl.b0 o year. ll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
MAssILLON MINERs.
Twelve Hundred OF Thsm Quit Work on
Account Of n Reduction.

Twelve Hundred OF Thsm Qui, Work on
Account Of n Reduction.
Last Saturday, August lat, was the
date set for the reduction Of the price Of
mining In the Masaillon coal district
from 7b cents per ton 10 90 cents. The
new price went into effect on that date,
and the consequence 10 that about
twelve hundred mlnere who make up the
force employed In the thirteen mines
comprising the district have stopped
work, refusing TO work for 90 oents. II
Ia probable the mines will DO shut down
for some time, 40 the miners say they
will sooner atarve with no work than
work and etarve at those prices.
A call has been Issued by Hon. John
Mcbride, President OF the Ohio Miners'
Association, for mass meeting OF tho
diggers affected by the cut TO DO held at
Masslllon Tuesday afternoon. II 10 ex'
pected that this asaemblage will decide
the question OF accepting or rejecting
tho demand, and the general opinion IL
that they will refuse 10 work NJ the pro.
posed new figure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-06
LOUIsvILLE.
Items OF Interest from Our Regular Corrs-
spondent.

Items OF Interest from Our Regular Corre-
spondent.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bauman
on last Saturday, a.son.
Joseph Duplain, the Canton peeler,
was In Louisville last Sunday visiting
his numerous friends.
Miss X ite Mcdonald, OF Canton, yisi-
ted her uncle. James Mcdonald, on West
Main streeton Sunday.
Mr. Harvey Slusser, q member OF the
l4th o. N, g., received orders TO Join his
regiment at 0Tville. and from there
proceed 10 New York City TO attend the
funeral OF General Grant.
Mr.. Jack Calmelat, q former Louis.
Vile boy, after an absence OF about
eighteen years, during which time he
travelled In Sonora, Montana, and other
western States, 10 once more among us.
His parents had long ago given him up
for doad.
Louis Paquelet. while bathing In the
Nimiahillen creek one day last week.
felt something hard under hla feet. He
reached down aud brought forth, TO his
great astonishment, an immense revol-
YER, Starts patent, 1854, six shooter, and
every chamber loaded. II had evidently
laid there o long while, As II was COW
cred with rust, but half an hours clean
Ing made II good 90 new In appearance.
We are having q series Of petty thley-
Ing, not attributable 10 tramps. For
Instance, the Catholic Orphan Asylum
basement was entered on Friday night,
and the provisions which had been pur-
chased to feed the orphans, over one
hundred In number, during Saturday,
Sunday and Monday mornings, were
carried away, leaving the poor orphans
In destitute circumstances. The Sisters
Of Charity In charge Of the institution
appointed committee Of ladies TO 30.
Holt q new supply from our charitably
disposed citizens. Paul Joliat's cellar
was also entered the same night, and q
lotsof ane cakes, pies, &o.. prepared for
q picnic, carried away. Peter Newhouse
complains Of the loss of his door key the
aame niRht,