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AssEMnLYMAN's HAcBr.-The Forest and
stream a couple of weeks ago, contained
an engraving of the handsome yacht, Car
melita, recently built at New York for
Hon. j. Y. Coleman. JOINT Assemblyman
from san Mateo and san Francisco, with a
full description of the craft. The last num-
Der of the same journal has the following
notice OF the Cumelitas trial trip
The Carmelita LETT Greenpoint on FRI
day last for a trial trip, but owing to heavy
ice, did not so out OF the East river. She
started Of with two-reeted mainsail and
single reef in fures;.il, high wind blowing
from the north and weather very cold.
The reefs were soon shaken out, when she
carried full sail through the heavy puffS in
a way that fully proved her stiffness. She
is now IL excellent trim and all gear is
working rightly, so that after a scrub on
the screw dock she will start for San Fran
cisco Mr.. Coleman doubtless expects,
With his new yacht, to take the shine Off
some Of the crack crafts that now ride the
waters Of San Francisco Bay.
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OREGON.
No Senator Yet.

SALEM February 20th-Some sixty-odd
ballots have now been taken, and no Sena-
tor elected. Hirsch has thirty-three votes
and eighteen Republicans are standing out
against him. The opponents have voted
for Secretary Earhart and Governor Moody
all the afternoon, and are still voting for
the latter The Democrats are scattering
plimentary votes everywhere. They
must elect before II o'clock, at which time
the Joint Convention adjourns.
ADJOURNMENT WITHOUT AN ELECTION.
SALEM, February 2oth.-The joint Cor
yention adjourned at 1l:l5 without an cleo
ton of T. S Senator. Hirsch received 81
votes on the last ballot.
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NEVADA.
The Military Bill vetoed.

CARSON, February 20th.-The Governor
to-day vetoed the military bill, over which
generally credited with having done so for
the purpose of catching the Miners Union
vote for his United States Senatorship fight
two years from now. On the other hand,
the military organizations outside of Story
county are cursing his veto.
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RECORDS OF RAINFALL.
bySe Barwick States Corps


he rainfall records The
has carefully compiled and calculated by
in his by Lopez Maudng this The tabule will
We will
table Poway Diego
voluntary observer Of the United States Signal
AT oWA
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AT a recent meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisors of Napa county it was shown
that the patients at the intirmary have
been allowed 10 consume $S5 TO SO worth.
of whisky per quarter at the county's ex-
pense, and the Board passed resolution
forbidding the County Physician furnish
ing the patients with medicine or whisky
except az his own expense.
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..iinnt Az Rnscal Down,

VICTORIA, February 20th.-The proprie-
tor Of q beer dive in Whatcom, W. T., was
detected yesterday morning conveying on
board steamer for the Sound two young
girls Of this city, for purposes Of prostitu-
ton. His real intention being made known
10 them. they came ashore. 1t has just
transpired that the man left this morning.
with three other girls accompanying him
but the third was the daughter of respecta-
bic parents who leave tomorrow IN pur-
s1,it
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UTAH.
Rescued from the Avalanche.

SALT LAKE CITY February 20th.-The
final relief party from Alta got in tonight
All have been brought in but ten men, one
woman and child. Mrs. Keist, among
the lost party, was badly hurt, but will re-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The British Campaign in Egypt.

EoRrI February 20th.-General Sir Her
bert Stewart, who was wounded at the bat
tie at Abu Kiea, died on the 10th at Gakdul
Wells, to which place he had been removed.
The surgeons state that General Stewart S
wound was of such character that recov-
cry was hopeless from the first.
GENERAL FEELING OF ALARM
LONDON February 2oth.-The Govern
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The EsquimaIt Dry Doek-Liquor Ii
Censes.


VICTORIA, February l9th.-The contract
ors for the work have received instructions
from Ottawa that arrangements have been
made by the Dominion Government, in
accordance with subsequent decision, to
extend the length of the dry dock at Is
quimalt TO $50 feet, to meet the require
meuts of the largest class OF English ships
of war
The Local Liquor License Commission
crs, appointed under the new Dominion
Liquor Act, have been instructed to enforce
that part of it relating to retail traffic,
which would have the effect of closing
some fifty licensed houses, out Of the ex
istng sivty-tiye in this city. The Pro
vincial Government will refuse to submit,
and the License Commissioners will be
warned that if they proceed under the Act,
they become personally ciyiIly liable for
their aCtITl
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CUTICuRA.
E z E NJ A
And Every Species of Itch
ing and Burning Diseases
Positively Cured.

EC2EMA, or salt Rheun, with its agonizng
IL itching and burning, instantly relieved by
a warm bath with CUTlCURA soar, and single
application OF CurIcURA, the great skin Cure
This repeated daily, with two OF three doses of
CuTICuRA REsoLyENT the New Blood Purifier TO
keep the blood cool, the perspiratiou pure and
unirriiatiug, the bowels open, the liver and kid
neyS active, viii speedily cure Eczema letter
Kingworm, Psoriasis. Lchen Pruritus, Scall
Head Dandruf, and every species Of Itching.
Sealy and Pimply Hunors of The Scalp and
Skin, when the bes; physicians and all known
remedies fail.
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NEW MEXICO.
Collision of Trains.

SANTA FE, February 20th.-Two trains
freight and passenger-collided on the At
lantic and Pacific road near Bluewater sta
ton, Arizona, last Digit, instantly killing
John Breed, Jr., and fatally injuring Morris
Barth. Both are young merchants of Hol-
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FOR THIRD TRUSTEE!
VIM. CUTEN BERGER
Is q candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Third Trustee :
fpQI-td

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN
| t. of Marin, State of California. NARY
STEVENSON plaintiff VS.. FRANK NJ. STE ZEN
son, defendant, Action brought i'll the Supe-
rior Court of the county of Marin, State of Cali
tornia and the complaint fled in the office OF
the Clerk of said Superior Court Section 467.
The People of the State of California send greet
ing to FRANK NJ. STEVENSON, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the abovenamed plain
tiff in the superior Court OF the county OF Marin
State of California, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten daysexclusive of the
day of service, after the service on you OF this
summons, if served within this county or, if
served elsewhere within thirty days, or judg-
ment by default Will be taken against YOU ac-
coTding to the prayer OF said complaint. The
said action is brought to obtain Judgment of
this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony
existing between plaintiff and defendant on the
ground of the alleged desertion by tie defend
ant OF the plaintiff, all of which is more par
tieularly and fully set forth in the complaint
on file herein, to which you are hereby specially
referred. And You are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and seal of the said SIl-
perior Court, at the city and county of Marin
state of California, this 2Sth day OF November
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and eighty -four.
IsEAL.l GEO. w. DAVIS, Clerk
JOHN II. 2. WILKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
tt2I. law1rS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LADIES
CITIZENS OF SACRAMENTO.
ATT MEETING OF MANY LADIES OF
N Sacramento held February 10Th Mrs. GOV.
Stoneman presiding, it was resolved that il IS
feasible 10 hold Loan Exhibition FOR the oene-
1T of The California Museum Association.
H.
That it is desirable to aid thai institution and
further its work, Inch is OF high ~ Ttanee 10
this community.
That such exhibition should be held for one
week, between the dates March 10Th anu April
lst.
That the ladies of Sacramento will canvass
the city for articles to be exhibited. They So
licit the people TO examine their homes and as
certain what they have OF curious interest, OF
rare value, of antique history, of fine workman
ship, of historic interest, of art, etc, which
would add To the interest of such an exhibition.
By 50 doing they will save the time OF the la
dies when they call.
The following ladies constitute the committees
of canvass and viii enter upon 1t Monday
morning February 23d Other ladies willing TO
assist are requested TO report to any mempers OF
the committee: South OF and east OF Nlntl
streets-Mrs. DR.. 6. L. Simmons, Mrs. J. A.Wood-
son, Mrs. C. II. Cummings. Mrs. II. Weinstock,
Mrs Frank Miller South of ] and west of
Ninth street-Mrs. Z. ?. Figg, Miss Figg Mrs. J.
W. Armstrong, Mrs. c. Z. Grunsky, Mrs. Thos. i.
Thompson North of and including and east
of Tenth street-Mrs. T, B. Mcfarland, Mrs. Ho-
ratio Hurd Mrs K. G. Irvine, Mrs. Jas. Farriss,
Mrs Win. J. Davis, Mrs. g. w Hancock, Mrs. 5.
S. Southworth. North of and including J, and
west of Tenth street-Mrs Got stoneman, Mrs.
John O. Brown, Mrs. Geo. W. Chesley, Miss En-
ma Felter, Mrs. DR.. w. A Briggs. Citizens of ad-
jacent towns and cities desiring to aid the effort
by loans of articles, viii address
ie2l-1t B. C. J. L. RAY, Secretary.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

AN INTERVIEW WITH MANAGER
TOWNE AT LOS ANGELES.
Weather Reports-Scarlet Fever in
Petaluma-Nevada Military Bill
Vetoed - Arizona Items.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN.l
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Escape of Conyicts.

UTOOh; AilZOid.
Escape of Convicts.
SANTA FE, February 20th.-Five Terrific
rial convicts, working in a stone quarry
near this city, escaped from the guard while
Ell route to the lookup tonight. A posse
OF men is in pursuit.
Conclusion of the Brain The Burned
Town.
DEMING, February 20th.-This forenoon
a man having the appearance of tramp
was found near the Southern Pacific track
in semi-conscious condition. A medical
examination indicated that he was suffer
ing from conclusion of the brain, and
his hands bore the appearance OF being
badly burned. He gave the name of
Charles Johnson, or John Higgins, and
SAYS he came in on a train from El Paso
this morning and fell off when near the
station. He will probably die.
Bisbee reports that the losers by the
recent fire are going to work with energy 10
repair their SHAFT. ed fortunes. Nearly if
not all of lhem VIII rebuild as soon as the
necessary supplies can be procured. 1t is
the intention to widen lie street several
feet, which will add much to both conyen-
fence and safety from fire in the future.
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VIII Mcdonald, 21i2 Dearborn streets Chi
caso gratefully acknowledges a cure OF Eczema
or salt Rhcum ON head neck face, arms and
legs for seventeen years not able to walk ex
cept on hands and knees for one year, not able
to help hmst If FOR eight years; tried hundreds
of remedies doctors pronounced his case hope
les; permanently cured by CUriCUBA EESoLvENT
blood purifier internally. end CUTICuRA and
CUuCURA SOAR Cthe great skin cures externally
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TEE 7AEr=IE
NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC CAN OBTAIN ANY OF THE
late MRS. L. A. JoHSS0N'S Medicines and
Remedies by applying at the Grand Hotel, Room
s. corner Front and sire cts, Sacramento fe2l-lt*
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pLACERvILLE, FL DORADO COUNTY.

COUNTY
and Mining
Records
February February 1871 The total for each for eleven
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Chas. Houghton. ESQ, LAWYER Is State
street, Boston. reports q case Of Eczem. under
his observation for ten wears, which covered the
patient body and limbs, and TO which all known
methods Of treatment had been applied without
beuefit which was completely cured solely by
the CUyIcUKA REMEDIES. leaving u clean and,
healthy skin.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-uN1oN.l
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NAPA, February 20th.-This afternoon
several light showers Of rain have fallen.
The farmers will not need rain ID tins
valley for several weeks.
PFrAIuMA, February Goth. - Ten hun
dredths of an inch of rain fell here during
Thursday night. To-day the sky has been
overcast with rain portents all the morn
INC and at noon light fall is setting in.
Tbe wind is from the east, with prospect
Of a series Of spring showers.
The Mineral argus., 1885-12-17

Before = q. Shrrplc~S. since last report:
Dee. S-r.rri,ury vs.. Anthony :. Dun
ieav,- Complaint criminal: carrying con-
ccaie'l aeapon-; Henry +. Brooks. prose
cutor. Found guilty and fined ia the sun,
OF sl0 and costs-s2i.5O; paid
Dee. 12-Jos. Pratt VS. David Jones.
Complaint, civil; for wages for labor.
Judgment by default for plaintiff. in the
sum of sll9 and costs; execution issued.
Dec. I4-James Mitchell VS.. David Jones.
Jos. Anderson and Mrs. Clara Meadow
Complaint. civil; for wages for labor
Judgment by default. for plaintiff in the
sum of $16i.5O and costs Exc ;u,ion
issued.
The Mineral argus., 1885-12-17

iogo was the scene of a shooting scrape
last Friday. that resulted in the death OF
VIM Lindsay. As near as we can ascertain
the facts are as follows:
Lindsay was on spree and neciing vii
lis Rhodes, Negro. in Il bar-rooiu, pulled
his gun and took IA shot at him. Rhodes
responded hy cracking away at Lindsay
Six shots were exchanged. one resulting in
the death OF Lindsay. about an half hour
oiterward. Ex-shcrii Cameron, who hap
pene' Ia be ia Yogo. arrested Rhodes and
took him To White Sulphur Springs. where
he now awaits the spring tenn of court
Rhodes claims self-defense ia Justification
Of his act, and no doubt feels confident that
when tried. can prove such to be the case
The Mineral argus., 1885-12-17

years .c has been in and around Maiden,
for a time driving team ior the IT. Magin-
mis- l"ist qiarternaster. ami during the past
summer performing the duties of cook at
the Collar min. nti. that closed down.
when ne rented and opened the Alpine
saloon. There are several stories as to
where he came from here; AS near as we
can learn his parents-or father. at least
resides in Troy, n. Y. Ii is reported that
Assinnab"ine. and through his Ia, hers
efforts was discharged before expiration of
his term of service.
The remains were buried Saturday in the
town cemetery.
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The following order from the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. received
Tuesday evening by Postmaster Beck. an :
nounces our mail facilities on and after
January LIST, Iss6:
OFFICE SECOND Asst Z. NJ. GEN.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Dec. 9th, 50
SIR-The contractor on route No b. I4s
from Ubet to Maiden, has been instruct ell,
in pursuance of an order of the Postmaster
General, to reduce service to three times a
week. The order is to take effect January
l>f. 1856, and you will report if il is then
complied with. Very respectfully,
A. LEo. KNOTT,
Second Asst. L. NJ. ten.
No reasons are given for the ,lscontinu-
apce Of daily service. We are forced to
presume that Uncle Sam has been playing
in hard luck, and is forced to retrench and
reform in order to 'play even," at the ex-
pense of the Inconvenience of his frontier
citizens. We shall express the general SELL
timent of our readers next week ON thi,
retrogressive step.
The Mineral argus., 1885-12-17

christmas presents tor young ami old at
Ladies' Bazaar
Through tickets from Maiden to all points
on Railroads in the United States aud Can
ada, can now he purchased in Maiden at
greatly reduce! rates. Time, trouble and
money saved by purchasing through stage
and railroad ticket. For particulars and
rates enquire Of John Beck
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A Log Building Consumed by Fire and william
Tierney meets Dc-th In the Flames.

I Our citizens were shocked last SATURDAY
morning by learning of II fire that occurred
during Friday night, at Alpine, about /.
mile below Maiden, and the burning tu
death %! one 81 lis inmates.
The CONSUMED log building (which, by
the way. occulic,! the lot adjacent to til,
site of Charley Holmes saloon which was
destroyed by lire last winter, and from
which three persons barely escaped with
their lives WAS habitel by VIM Tiern.v.
the unfortunate victim of the tanies a. 4
saloon. james Low ami -. Fiizpa,rick
were spending the nigh. with rirrnry, evil
IDENTIFY having Il quiet iolliiicaiion. little
dreaming of the sal casualty that was 50
soon to oyertake them aud result in the
holocaust of their host and friend.
About midnight Terney and Fitzpatrick,
who were hunking together. retired. while
Low went across the road to "a neiglbors
where he remained till about > Il. M. when
lac noticed that the saloon was more bril-
liahiiy lighted than customary, and sils-
pcctins the cause ran over To arouse his
slunbering friends, and none too soon To
save their lives. Both got safely ont of the
now il4.nin,, room. the canvas lining being
thoroughly ignited. when Tierney, presum-
edly having thought OF something he de-
sired To rescue re-eilrarei the room, passed
behind the bar, was seen Ia turn to COM.
out when the ceiling fell enshr 5u,iing him
la fame, and ieiiiag him To the floor. His
friends sprans Ia the Rescue, bui though
within four feet of him were compelled To
retrea. from the intense heat and leav.
means of avertiny it.
At : II. m. Saturday morning all that Was
lett OF the building was mass of snloul-
derng ashes. in the midst of which the
seathing, crisp, moral remains oi VIM
Ticrney. The body was ain,os' completely
consumed, arms and legs burnt off at the
frank and reduced Ia ashes. Such of the
remains as were gathered to,rethcr and
placed in Il box were horrible tn look upon
III / mucA wor,. tn describe. Sa.iicc it to
say there was moi the slightest resemblance
lite and buoyancy of spirit the evening be-
fore.
\ coroner's jury WAS inranelci by Jus
tice :. q. Sharple,s, acting CORONER. on Sat
uriay. the scene of the lire inspected and
remains viewed, and the following rcport
made:
htNTkNt
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xMks PRESENTS I!

Ladies, your attention is called to the
elegant line of Gent.eman's Plush and
Alligator Slipper. Neck Ties, iss latest
styles, shapes and colors. Brocadei Silk
Handkerciiieis. silk Wristlets, Nobby s,,s-
penders. and.tin TACT, everything pertaining
10 Senis wear al y. L. Dinsmores
The Mineral argus., 1885-12-17

The Maiden String Band will give grand
ball Christmas Eve. To which all Of their
friends are cordially invited. Dancing to
commence at o'clock. sharp. Tickets,
500
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CAVEATS. TRADE marks AND COPYRIGHTS

Obtained. and all other business in the L. 3. Pat
ent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office is opposite the L. s. Patent Office. and
we can obtain patents in less time than those re-.
mote from WASHINGTON.
send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise rs "a
patentability free Of charge; and make NJ
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt OF
Money Order Div. and to officials OF the L. :.
Pateat Once. For circular, advice. terms and
county, write to
q. A. SNOW 4 co.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, d. &.
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LADIES' CLoAKs At COST TO CLOSE OUT.

n Ch dice Lot at from 81 - to Sii.0o Each
Call and see them before Sock is Broken.
BRoADw ArER. MCNAMARA IL Co,
Fort Maginnis, VI. r.
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Are happy men. but not more so than are
scores of private citizens in this vicinity
who have used VAN WERT's BALsAM for
Coughs and Lung troubles. This great
remedy has proven to hundreds that Con-
sumption can be Cured. Why suffer when
You can obtain sample bottle free OF
Thompson Il BraiAerl.
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TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF NEAGuEE

An inquisition holden ut Maiden, in the
County of Meagher, on the I2th day oil
December, "A. H., iSsJ. before me :. q.
Sharp,ess, Justice ot the peace, acting
coroner. OF said county. upon the dead
body OF William TIerney there lying dead
10y the jurors whose names are herelifto
subscribed, the said jurors upon their oatlis
do say: That Oh the l2ih ,iay III D.cembcr
a. ID. 1880, al about che . clock a. M. the
said deceased came To his death by s,Iiica-
ton. ca,i,ed by the flames OF the burning
building, at Alpine, in the County OF Mcu-
CHER and Territory of Montana.
In testimony whereof tie said Jurors
have hereunto 81. their HANDS the ,iay. and
year Aforesaid.
FRANCIS NJ. Mills, Foreman.
n. VI. thomson.
EpwAED kSIrE.
tHAs y. ALcIER
JAMES kESNEY
Gko. ;. Mason.
:. 81. SHAMELESS.
Justice III the Peace. acting Coroner.
Vim. 1ierney was young man, about ~
years of age. oil good habit, and amiable
disposition. .for the past two or three
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With VAy Warts BALsAN. Your enter.
prising druggists, Thompson Il Brainerd
have il for sale. Samples free.
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Use VAN wERrx BAIl~AM

For Coughs and Colds. Sample free q
Thompson 4 Brainerd's.
THE PRESIDENTIAL APPOlNTEEx
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-11
ANOTHER FORGERY.
Joshua T. Roeeberry, Lafey cite At
torney, Hampers With the
Courts Records.

Josbua 7. Roseberry. of Lafayette, former
ly Deputy Clerk OF Tippecanoe County, has
been guilty OF forgery, by which the State
has been the loser. Roseberry only lost his
position as Deputy Clerk last November on
account of his inaitention to business and
disposition TO gamble. In January he came
to the State Auditor with an order
OF court and other papers to
secure $lS2.13 belonging to the esta e
OF George Connolly, deceased, whose estate
went nto the unclaimed decedents' IS ate
fund. Roseberry's supposed order stated
that he was the guardian of Mercedes Nav
Connolly, the only heir of the deceased. In
February a similar proceeding was had. and
he obtained two warrants. each for S9l.O6,
making total of 1854 %. Last week Mr..
Roseberry came in the interests of Stephen
o. Brown, who appeared to be the only heir
OF Olivia Brown, deceased, his order of
court referring to the collection OF the estate
by Attorney General Baldwin in May, 1877.
As Mr.. Baldwin was not Attorney General
at that time the order was sent back Tor cor
rection, and instead of changing the name
OF the Attorney General he changed the
cate. making il January "a, 1881, sending
also q letter explaining the mistake
State Auditor Rice thought the matter
was not satisfactory and he wrote
TO the Tippecanoe County Clerk who re.
sponded that there was no such heir, and
recommending that the claim be not paid.
Examination also proved that the Connolly
matter was a forgery. Deputy Clerk Stude
baker came to the city onday. and it was
discovered that Roseberry had forged the
names of Mr.. Studebaker and Clerk Mitchell.
Arrangements were made for Roseberry's ar
rest, and the Lafayette authorities were no
tilted to hold him for forgery, bat the Les t
that was learned was that Roseoerry va.
rapidly putting all the intervening space
from here TO Canada between himself and
the officers. Captain Colbert, of this city
was detailed To follow him aud secure his ar
rest If possible. Rosebsrry is a man of fam
lily, and stood we'll in Lafayette.