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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
700, 900 Tickets at FIVE DO lars Each
Fractions, in Fiths in proportion.
I,9o7 Prizes, amounting s2r

l''o' itlles' amounting s2Gi.5Oo
Application for rates To clubs should
.e made only to The office ofthe Company IN
For iurther Information write clearly,
giving tull address.
Qstal nutes, Express Money Orders, or New
York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by eApnss O. sums Or IS and upwards
1T our Expense addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHiN. New Orleans. La,
or Ma DAuPHlN. G7 Seventh st.. Washing
, 1885-08-19
Telephone No. 10
Sam Ramsey's Restaurant,
rhs Only FIRST Class place Of the Kind In
The City,

Conducted On the European Plan.
Meals at all hours. Oysters served in
every style. Suppen for parties, and lun-
ehes gotten in fint class style and sent to
any part Of the city. All orders promptly
attended to. Money must accompany the
orders. Board by the week 800, by
the month 1901 90. $40 Ferguson Street,
n the Carey Block.
, 1885-08-19

Persons desiring pure Lake Mshapaluta
Ice should leave orders at Christ. Mauss' d,
bakei. 81; Ferguson street. or with the
undersigned. SLOAN a Co.
, 1885-08-19


The use of sealing wax with an i'm
preston Of some deyieeor in tial thereon
having heconre fashionable for sealing
letters, IL Is interesting lo note in con
nection with curious things which have
been used rs seals when one made or
the purpose WAS lacking, that the lone
star in the banner of Texas originated
in that way.
hen she was struggling many years
before we annexed her for independ-
ence, on n occasion some of those
earnestly interested in her behalf were
preparing q document TO be sent to
en-. Jackson while he was president
aud when it was concluded one gentle
mau re arked, this needs a seal and
We have none o which another in
stautiy answered, I'VE will use this for
a seal. And pouring melted wax on
the paper he stamped 1t with one of the
military buttons cut from his coat,
which button having a single star
upon it, that became the emblem Of the
STATE
, 1885-08-19

Having good Accommodations and being
close TO town. am now ready TO pasture
any amount Of stock at reasonable rates
Stock is put in pasture, no herding done,
nor do they stand in -ornl four hours at 4
time. An horses taken and returned
when wanted to and from the Elephant
corral on Eddy street. between Seven
teentL and Eighteenth streets. We also
have horses for sale. CHAs. T. HINKEa.
, 1885-08-19

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with oil the various fruit syr-
ups at II. III. Ellis.
, 1885-08-19
DIR. WAGNER & co.
rSr CAPiTAL PRIZE $4,000 -ysu
Tickets only s.. Shares IN proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

We do hG-e1y certify thai zee supervise ne
arrangements for al The MonnhiU aud Semf-nn-
ntdt drdtotn0s cf The louisiana State Loffery
company, md IA person manage aud control
me Dru'ongs uienAetres, aud that The same ars
conducted NTH honesty, Girness. and IN oood
Jattt" tohTra all pufties. aud tDe authorize ne
Company 10 use hts certificate, Nth fdc-ignuea
, 1885-08-19

Successor to DIR. Gray. Offices over
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy
I'M the office day or NIGHT United States
ono No. %.
, 1885-08-19

"A D TACT ATTORNEY AT IAW.-Conecions and all Legal Bust
n. D.. LAOI ness Promptly Attended to- Office over jenkins 4 Ross.
Sixteenth Street Cheyenne Wyoming
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Les raisins ct lie cholera.

II parait que il population de
San Francisco est agitee par la
crainte de voir les ralsins importes
dEurope introdulre lc cholera aux
Etats- Unls- On dit qu'un grand
achetcur dc raisins d'impoltation a
etc avttti que la recol,e de Malaga
est cette aimee tres abondauta ct
~d'eNcellente qualitt, ct que l'eNis
tence du cholera n'cmptchera pas
les expeditions aux Etats-Unis.
Dautre part. VI. William Smith.
de la commission s~anitaire de New
York. Il tait savoir aux importa.
teurs que les raiSiIs cuciilis, dams
les districts intectCs, mails empa-
quotes dams des ports non iniectGs,
ne seront pas soumis i la quaran-
tame. Les marclands de fruits de
California croient que les raisins
import6s d'Espagne introduiront
lei lie micrObe du cholera.
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L'ORIGINE DIES CHEMINS DE
FER.

La traction dun farleau 6 ee
une force d'autai plus grande que
,e sol est moins Ggal, quill est las
raboteuz, que sd pcnte est uspro-
noncee. Ainsi, par eyemplc, une
voiture peasant GerE mile liyres
Gui pourra ttre facilen mt ira ZEE
par I'm s, cheyal sur lie sol bien
uni dune route bitrmee on sur un
pave de boiS, exigera de ce meme
cheval IN effort TN peu plus pro
nonce 81 lie sol est macaGamisee.
Peut-etre faudra til deux chevaux
81 la route ct NAL ell tretenue ct
trois meme seront n%ecessaires
81 la pente de cette route est pro-
nOncee. Cette observation qu'un
cheval peut trainer un fardeau
double on triple sur I'm sol pa1faite-
ment uni conluisit, on lie salt 4
quelle epoque, 4 poser SUI lie sol
des mines de houille a~nglaises DIES
madriers creux dams lesquels sen
gageaient les roues DIES chariots qri
transportation de Ia mine an de.
hors, ct u les bords DIES rivieres
ct des canaux Oh on les embarqu-
ait. les produits de Iexploitatior.
81 Fon ignore r'epoque de cettc in
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La fortune d'un meadidnt.-Ces
jours derniers, un homme dun GEL
tain age, a etc trouve mot dams
une %baignoire, dams un etahliSSe-
ment de bains de Ia rue du Temple,
q Paris.
Get homme qui a etc reconnu
pour Gtre un nomme Prescott, rece-
veur de %rentes, ct Qui habitat, IN
tout petit cabinet de la rue Notre-
Dame-de-Nazareth, paraissait etre
dams un Gtat de gene. l. Sc livrait
meme d'ordinaire d la mendicite.
Lorsque lie commissaire vint pour
les consultations n-cess ,ireS, ilaGte
tout etonn6 de decouvrir dams ce
mechant reduit. une sOmme de cinq
cent cinQuante mile francs don't
cinquante tro mile francs ell pie
ces de cinquante confines.
Tn testament icrit de la main de
Frescot, institute PAcademie DIES
sciences seu.e ct unique haritiere
de cette fortune.
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IA SCIENCE GAZE.

JatlS. Ia SCltftc ttdit uiStc. Il
tHn5 Ia science medicale. lie mGde-
Gin sc r~r@scntait IL suhre. s%o!ennef,
sA'nblant porter d'avance le arni,
g. cenx gull allait tuer. Rien OF \
le voir on ftait dispose a s'adresser
q soi.mame lie: s.Trere, il fault nous
ril.f
Cest sans doute pour rtao.r con-
tire ces sinistres habitudeS que tout
dun coup la science est tombte
dams la jovialite actuclle. Car ellie
est deyenue tout ce quill y a de
plus jovial, la science.
TeneZ, 81 vous vOuleZ vous Ell
convaincre, suivez avec attention
les seances du congress Qui a ell lieu
lecemment a Grenoble. &c congress
est lie quatorZieme que tient r4s-
s0cidtion t%raacdise pour Bereavement
DIES sciences. Chaque aimee, on Sc
Transports sous d'autres cieux, sous
pretexte de varier les paysages ct
d'avoir IN pitteXte a promenales.
S'instruire en- ianant. La devise
est aimable.
y l'ouverture de ce congress, lie
PRESIDENT, Honorable NJ. Verneuil,
chirurgien repute, q pronounce un
discours dams la note nouvelle,
c'est-a-dire dams Ia note fantaislste.
Tcllement fantaisiste quill en- est
arriyer a otter Ia celebre chanson a:
Dams la gendarinerie,
Quand I'M gendar1ne rit--
Et tous les sayants qui recoutai-
ent ont fait CONNIE les gendarmes 4;
ills ont ri a gorge deployee. Reste
a savoir 81 nous autres, simples su-
jets, nous devons partager cette
gate don't nous faisons les frais.
Or, je ravoue, ce nest pas une
impression de joie que Jai ~ressentie
Ell lisant cette harangue, qui me
parait plut6t faite pour nous faire
passer DIES PRISONS dams lie dos.
Lorateur, en- ettet, faisant Ia re-
yue de tous les systemes Guise sont
dispute notre pauvre chair, q de-
montre avec uno spiritueile mails
desolante evidence que tout celia
Ma jamais etc ~qu'affaire de mode.
CONNIE il est regalant d'apprendre
qua telIe epoque On vous ouvrait
lie crane Ell maniere depasse.temDs!
Je n'eXaSere rien.
Ecoutez N. Nerneuil lui-meme :
"Au diX-huitieme steele, on ire
panait tout homme qui etait tombe
Il Ia tete ct qu'on soupconnait de
s'etre plus Oh moins fel6 lie crane.
Pendant les queries de la fin du
steele dernier ct du commencement
de celui-ci, tout fracas DIES membres
par arme a feu etait traite par Tam
putation."
Et allez done! allez done, Turlu-
rette!
QUEEN pensent dams leur cercueil.
tous les trepanes, tous les amputes
de jadis?
Plus tard, &c fut Ia tenotomie
qui fit rage, a ce que nous raconte
encore NJ. Verneuil. On coupait
tous les tendons, tous les ligameuts.
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tous les muscles, ct dams toutes les
regions du corps. On pretendait
guerir ainsi les touches, les begues,
les bossus, les bancals ct jusqu'aux
Sounds. La methode SOus-cutanee
etait alors la Selle 4 tous les che
vaux, on lui demandait tout c'e-
TAFT la panacee operatoire.
L'auditOire Sc tordait tOrjOurs.
Eft NJ. Verneuil, de plus Ell plus en-
verve, poursuivait So terrible emu
meration.
Apres la tenotOmie est venue la
resecomanie. (Les mons sont aussi
barbares que Ia chOse.)
Tout pour ct par la reaction arti-
culaire. Car, ainsi cue NJ. Nerneuil
lie constate quand I'M specialists
opere, tons lessptc ,listes operent;
Quand un de ses colleagues coupe
auelque chose, tous les autres lie
coupent egalement.
Sommes nous au bouto Oh! que
non.
u. Eerncu:l rasse au rac.. Z. |,
parait qu'on a imagine &c racler.le
abces pendant un certain temps ct
qu'on raclait iusqu'a Itpine dorsa-
y, &C gu; envoyait lie Ma'ade Iacle
rejoindre ses ~ancttres dams Unmon-
de nle;lieur. Pour toutes ces opera
TONS, les grands couteiiers ont eu
soin d'inventer des instruments
n~ouveaux 4 mons biZarres. Il. Eel-
neuil declare qu'oH POT raft Ell rem
plir tout un musee. De plus en- plus
charmant!
Pour lie quart d'heure, Ii mamie
est d'appliquer DIES POI ties de feu.
On vous roussit par principe. Bien-
tot meme, 81 lon en- croft NJ. Yer
neuil, on appliquera les pointes de
feu preventivement chez les gems
bien portants, pour les maladies d
venir. Puts, dams deux ans, on men
parlera US ct Ton 4 .>scra q une
autre jonglerie.
Pour completer Get agreable ia
bleau. N. Nerneuil a lance ce tra.o
de Parthc:
"Les mauvaises langues at.irment
que 81 Artaxerxes of1rait des pre-
SCENTS q TN %chirurgien de nos jours,
il he serait pas trop Tudement econ
duit !; que lie desinteressement nest
pas la qUalite dominate DIES opera
teurs d'aujourd'hui, ct que Fele-
MELT hOnOraires, entin, ,joEe un role
important dams la discussion DIES
indications opGratoires."
Cost fort dr6le, Il coup SIR ; les
medecins ct cllirurgiens lui ecou-
taientse sont prodigieusement anu
ses. Mails nous don't la carcasse sert
de joujou, nous avons lie droit de ne
pas nous amuser 4 entendre ceS re-
velations. Que les savants eprou-
vent lie besoin de s'emoustiller un
peu, soft! Mails alors ills ttvraient
lie faire a huis clos ct ne pas avoir
l'alr de Sc moquer dupauvre monde
d son neZ ct d sd barbe.
Exploites, occis ct bafou6s par
dessus lie marche, celia fnit par
etre trop tout de meme.
Pierre Neron.
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" z EAtor the working class. Send 10
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H1lnail you HCc, Il royii, vrluable
kS box Of sample goods that Will
put you in the way of making
more money in II few days than
yeu ever thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in snare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. You can easily
all who want work maj test the business. we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 to paw for
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes will be-
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great ;success absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start now. Address SrISsoS 81
Portland, Maine.
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Souscrivez a Ia 'SENTINELLE.
trois piastres par an, payable d'a-
vance.
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t,orAEY. i'I.;.s5.

Avant tout e mattriel nGceS~air". nous SOM
mes a M ne G'oN:cafer torr les ouvra@es t.
ronrani uts q&: mus stlort comics Les
Liats aayarat. cartes Il atan'-. eatttes DC
factures. tickets dhaaitation. hlanes. crrcu-
Iaiie@. etc. seYont intpfimts dams le plus bret
Geiai ct 4 Gcs priX lu0aerts.
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ANNDNCES.

N earre de 10 lisres; lare insertion 81 50
- ome 10
" - Insertion add. 30
Toute annonce indignant la profession
avec ladlcsst ct n'eNetdant pas quatre
Hgres.pas Al. 1'aTaafe.- - -,
AHaanre4 d. caHtt3ats. q aNance --.- ~ Nv
Necto.3..c. par ~
Tonta annoNcr eoan:ntr"iaic punlIte a | ar
nee sera u>tice au tax &c % cents par p"u-
ce pour \ premiere Insertion ct - cents pour
les insert .ais suh~fnHen1es.
Toute aauouce Golt lie non!hre "lascrtions
Nest pas sattii;t sera inslrGc .inNqua aruvel
orGre all JaUN oraiEa.fe.
AT.l.EEE T.1SGGtriIra:t.
ror,ryjGa pL.s5.
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ADJOURNMENT

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 90
TN NumerO ~
, 1885-10-09

On Sept 10 last Sheriff Craig, OF this
city, telegraphed Gen. Cook, of Denver,
chief of the Rocky Mountain detective
agency, to look out for two horses, a
spring wagon, harness and side saddle
stolen from this place, and to capture the
thief if possible. On Sept. p he found
that a man had offered a saddle for sale
at Writer'S stable to Dandy Mike, one
of the employees at that establishment.
This led to further developments and
finally To the arrest last Monday, of a
fellow who passed himself off as Billy
Wilson.
At Gen. Cook office he was confronted
with Constable Austin as sailing under
the alias of Murphy, and he was really
none other than c. II. Wheeler. who has
served several terms in the Colorado peni-
Tertiary for house breaking, chicken steal
ing and other acts of v%illainy. Wilson-or
Wheeler is the same man who caused the
arrest Of a colored man named Seldom
Walker, in this city, charging him with
robbing the complainant Of 81. Wilson
then stole a horse and skipped and
Walker was released on habeas corpus,
Wilson has been brought to this city from
Denver by United States Marshal Carr
and is now in Jail. lie will be arraigned
to-day. lie is a young and rather inno-
cent looking crook, and evidently a
slick one.
, 1885-10-09

5. L. Glenn c to Laramie yesterday
to take charge of a train of cattle belong
ing to Mayor Reel, of this city. The
stock will be loaded tomorrow and started
at once to Chicago. A part of this lot of
cattle were shipped to Chicago on Sep
TENDER Both, and brought the highest
price that has been paid this season in
that market for western cattle.
Adams & Eldridge sold, yesterday, in
Omaha, for the Swan Land & Cattle com
pany l6 cars of cattle. Steers brought
81 10, cows 50. 25.
f. L. Ray, manager of the Dennison 4
Watt Cattle company, whose range is near
Clark, Nebraska, bought, yesterday, from
Hon. c. NJ Rost, 20 head of brood mares
and G colts.
Jake Hardin, agent for the c., B. & Q.
r. r., left the city last evening tor Rock
Greek to attend to the loading of three
trains of cattle at that place.
Three ears containing some fine horses
from the blue grass pastures OF Kentucky.
accompanied by their grooms and riders,
were attached to yesterday 5 west bound
express. They will go to the races soon
to be held in California.
c. Graves sold, yesterday, to George
Emory, of this city, one th~ree-year-old
Polled Angus bull for $500.
]. w. Snyder, whose extensive ranges
and herds are on the South Platte, in Col
orado, has returned to his home in this
city.
Nine trains of cattle will be loaded to-
day at different points on the Union Pa
ci6c
, 1885-10-09

n occasion, when he was busy making
bread for visitors, the boys CHANGED to
offend him in regular order Of size, and
commencing with the oldest he dealt
blows right aud left, with his open hand,
that would have stunned an OK. lie sur.
veyed the pile of bowling, struggling,
doughty humanity for a moment and then
proceeded with his bread making as calmly
as though he had met with no provoca-
tion whatever.
The old man was u tower of strength
physically, but he had a vulnerable spot,
his love for strong drink, and when this
was touched he fell n ready victim. Liquor
loosened his tongue, and insensibility did
not bind it up again. Long after he was
utterly oblivious to his surroundings, a
stream of animated language flowed from
his lips, as he kept up his part of an i'm
aginary conversation. He stated his age
at near 30, being rather uncertain as to
the year, but parties who knew him years
ago. in the West, are certain that he is
not less than Is years old. Before the
old veteran left the mountains he had
begun to fail rapidly, and it will NOT be
many years until there will be a board
erected somewhere out in the boundless
Western wild, which will bear ON it this
inscription:
Sacred to the Memory of Old Three
Fingered Smith.
, 1885-10-09

Ger. 20. }. NJ. Chadwick, Cheyenne,
% cars.
Oct. 20, Teschmaker& DE Biller, Bran
son, ~ cars.
Oct 9, A. Haas, Bitter Greek, ~ cars.
Oct. 9, Fisher, Bitter Greek, 2G cars.
Oct. 9, Spicer. Bitter Greek, 1 cars.
Oct. 9, Carlisle Cattle company, Rock
Greek, 80 cars.
Oct. Q, Brush, johnson x Gale, DEN
yer Junction, - cars.
Oct. 10, Brush, johnson Il Gale, Den
yer Junction, % cars.
Oct. 10, Bennett 4 Co, Rock Greek,
~ cars.
Oct. II, Hay Bros, Bitter Greek, In
cars.
Oct. Ii, Swan Land n Cattle company
Rock Greek, 30 car.
Oct. 9, Carey Bros, Rock Greek, so
cars.
Oct. Is, Guthrie & Oskamp Cattle
company, Pine Bluffs, "A cars.
, 1885-10-09

lulAi. .4s.-i.it.ss-s elslihsfts -
TERRITORY or MNoM1Nu, -
County VI Laramie,
|. Jonathan r.. Wild, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is tuie 10 the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
JONATHAN T.. WILD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn IN before mt this
sth day OF October, 1881.
Willis VAS DFvANTKR,
Notary Public.
Correct, attest
n. II. HICKS.
A n. swan, Directors.
4, W. fhTEH
, 1885-10-09

DIR. w. d. Wright, Cincinnati, o.,
sends the subjoined professional endorse
mcnt Il have prescribed DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the lungs in u great
many cases, and always with success.
One case in particular was gwen up, by
several physicians who had been called in
for consultation with myself The patient
had all the symptoms of confirmed con-
sumption-cold night swcats, hectic fever,
harrassiug coughs, etc. He commenced
Immediately TO get better, and was soon
restored to his usual health. | also found
DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam lorthe Lungs the
most valuable expectorant for breaking
up distressing coughs and colds.
, 1885-10-09

Buy watemerlons for pickles and pres
erves at Dana's, corner Nineteenth and
Reed streets. Telephone ISL.
, 1885-10-09

Headache, bilious disorders and consti.
patton are cured by st. Patrck's Pills.
They are the most pleasant and most Of
fectuAl physic in use. Sold by W n.
Hunt.
, 1885-10-09

Don't buy Il hat until YOU have pricel
P0lacks.
, 1885-10-09

Legal blank. at The Leader Office.
, 1885-10-09

Fine tobacco and cigars At shaw's
, 1885-10-09

zeal Depti Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-10-09

Judge Lee sent one drunk 10 Jail yes
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OnB Town appoare q ~ o. : boon 81
present 10 the way Of improvements, eel
several Rev buildings are going up, and
the new mill also. But We think there
|has another boom struck the place. Wei
hasdl yknow what 10 call Il, but for the|
sake Ofconvcnience We. win call u tem-
'perance. Hon. b. p. Carter Of Indian
|apolis, gave the town Of Ireland . call.
which we think will finally result In
much good The would-be politicians
|of the 2. o. p. could bring forth no srgu-
|ment but eggs, and they fresh good ones.
We think Il would be an advantage to|
the place 20 have ANOTHER lecture, for
|perhaps IL would raise the price Of eggs,
lee they appear rather scarce. But We
|are satisfied that such Is that will aid the
cause oftomperAnce more than any other
|srgument that the rum parties could
produce We feel certain that no true
gentleman OF christian will remain in .
party that celebrates such conduct. We
lean but pity the boys that were either
urged or hired 10 do what the parents or
friends were afraid and ashamed to do.
Perhaps they may learn lesson yet
|from Il 1t somebody's expense, that will
|be beneficial to the place Mr.. Carter
produced good arguments, as every in
Itelligent man will admit; be said he Was
again hope he may.
Rev. Gill, the c. p. minister, gave
THE people quite On able sermon on
st Bethel church last SUM-
day We think it gave universal sat-
IisfAction among the more intelligent
GLASS he certainly IL sound on that sub
Iject- II AL our ministers and christians,
Tor those who profess to be christians.
| would stand as firm a. he does, we would
lsee quite . change 10 our country. We
cannot think that . true chris
leither Of the whisky parties. for we can
mot ses that one 10 any better than the
Iother. whisky to-day Is sending more
Isouls to hell than I'll the preachers are
lconvertin 3, 70 say nothing or the miseries
land crimes II IL causing. But Mr.. Edit
Tor, we had better stop this subject for
lfear this article will find its way into
Ithe waste basket.
We must not forget 10 state that the
Ladies' Missionary Society also held its
third annual meeting in ireland, on last
SUNDAY. but owing TO the short AFTER
moon, and the lateness Of the hour that
the people met, they did not get bali
Through with their programme.
We now begin to look forward to the
Imusisal entertainment that IL to be Civ
len by Mrs. Gill and her clase, which
|promhes 70 b. . grand affair. And ssk-
ling MI things IN consideration, Ireland
,Iis on boom and will continue 10 boom
lfor some time YET. There II one thing
certain. the place has ample room and
lgreat need Of improvement.
MoRK ANox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-09-25

ClRcurr CouRr adjourned Saturday
morning q 10 O'Clock, until Tuesday
evening. The grand jury Vas discharged
before adjournment having returned
forty more indictments, making total
OF ninety returned BY them. The fol-
lowing b the disposition Of caases % d
Saturday:
State Of Indiana W Lyle Ksys selliae
on Sunday fined $40.
State ". Edward Robbins, D. r. II:
fined - each IN two cases.
Cath. Bfedenkopf W John @. EiGon.
Unann continuance ct asido, cd IL
mlseed on PLAINTIFF motion.
VIM. Roettger W. John n. lGorgaa q
q. judgment for t5lo.2o.
State ex rel. Joe. l. Scbuhmacher VI
Peter J. Gosmann I; demurrer Of dsfsad.
ant overruled, and excepted q " d
PENDANT and a61davit and UUeioa O
defendant for change OF veoae froa
Judge sustained, and Judge N. y. Malot
called 70 Try this caaee.
"A. Denebc60 q n. ". WIN. II. Kupe
q q. ;tudgDont for tS7.5o.
Stale * rel Wm. Clean e IL ~ Geo
Cox ct Il On 0otion OF plaiOtiGs veuu
Of this causs y changed - Spence
county.
Huntingburg Bank W. Cbss- +. P61s
ct q. Judgment for o290.lS.