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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-04-09
NOTICE NO. 3l49.
US. Land Office, Oberlin, Kan,

US. Land Office, Oberlin, Kan,
March 10Th, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this of.
flee by Caroline Lark against j. S. Pullen
for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No. 7347, dated Sept. Is, 1880,
upon the NV or section II, township Q south
range 81 west, in Thomas county, Kansas,
with view to the cancellation o: said en-
try; contestant alleging that J. 8. Pullen
failed to plant to timber, seeds or cuttings
any part of said land during the Sd and
4th years after entry or since or cause it to
be done; the said parties are hereby sum.
moned to appear at this Office on the 2Sth
day Of April. 1885, at 10 O'Clock q. m, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
Al. PArcnIN, Register.
Keys s. Emahizer. 3iu26H
NOTICE NO. 1850.
U 8. Land Office. Oberlin. Kan,
February 18th, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by Jacob Alling against Jacob l.. Phil
lips for failure to comply with law as to tim
Der culture entry No. 664S, dated March II !,
1880. upon the NV or section %, township
south, range 80 west, in Thomas county.
Kansas, with view to the cancellation of
said entry; contestant alleging that said
Jacob l.. Phillips has wholly failed to cul-
tivatc single acre Of said land since max
ing said entry or cause it to be done, and
has wholly failed to plant single acre Of
said land to timber, trees. tree seecs, or
cuttings since making said entry or cause it
to be done and SAID tract is abandoned and
in a state Of nature; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
the 18th day Of May, 1855, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged failure.
A. L. PArcHIN, Register.
&C. Reynolds. 3ma26
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-04-09
NOTICE NO. 1862.
U. s. Land Office. Oberlin, Kan.

NOIlCE NJ. ZSO2.
U. s. Land Office. Oberlin, Kan.
February 18th, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by A. Grouse against 8. c. Borton
for failure to comply with law as to timber
culture entry No. 1928 dated April 2, 1881,
upbn the Sc or section 10, township s south {,
range "a west, in Thomas county, Kansas,
with view to the cancellation Of said en-
try; contestant alleging that said 8. c.
Borton has wholly failed to break 10 acres
Of said land or cause it to be done and has
wholly failed to plant . single acre Of sal d
land to timber, trees seeds, cuttings.or cause
to be Zone at any time since making said
entry; the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear at this Office on the l3t, day
Of May, 1885, at 10 o'clock q. m, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
A. L. PAICuIx, Register.
C.. C. Reynolds. 3mar26
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13
Blaine'S Life q Drama

Washington, March Tit Was fate
ful incident that, while his successful
opponent WAS being indicted into office,
NJ. Blaine should be attending the
funeral of has sister in Baltimore. 1t is
also something tike fata!ism that wl1en
the carriage Of the new president stopped
at the treasury department to draw out
of the inaugural procession and &" ahead
to the reviewing stand, the spot should
be exct'y under the sign, Twenty Years
in Congress" by James G, Blaine" Now
aud then some drunken fool ia the crowd
would raise cheer for Blaine, Occa-
.sionaily Blaine badge was to be seen;
but across the face of that great event,
there was not otherwise than by these
tribes, any sign Of the existence Of the
Republican candidate. He sss net led
ct the victor's chariot wheels, nor vas he
made to smile congratulations he did not
teei. He was out Of sight aad almost
out Of MUD. TIE one slan OF the hour
was Cleveland. He was 'hspresident Of
The whole coua,ry aud no stint VAS put
upon the hoasrs due him. 1e; oniy a
few months ago, ia NJ. Clereland's own
state, ia tue metropolitan city sf tue czsn-
tueE,, Mr. Blaine was the. center AND
saajcc, Of greater pageant than Wash
iagson saw Wednesday. No vivid mural
truth is to be 1ruag ou, Of these events,
perhaps. hu, they are certainly gsaa,ic,
They are At occurrences - sarguaad
Mr. Blaine and to msks his life ssrik-
,ua q, S~s To the end.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

passed both houses of territorial Iegis-
lature: but has been vetoed by Gov.
Pierce. IAN able message was sent to
the legislature sustaining his position
President Cleveland is surprising
even the Democrats by his utterances
on civil service. reform. The "turn
the rasca's OUT policy is to be follow
ed, but it win not have the sweeping
effect hoped for by the "outs;" as the
rascals are not very plenty now hold
ing government positions, and the
proof Of some other sin than being
Republican, will have to be produced
before an official will be removed--as
a general rule. OF course the leading
offices will soon be changed, but the
great mass Of the Democrat aspirants
will have to wait until the terms Of the
present officials expire.
s.----:e..Rs
Brick Pomeroy issued his first num-
ber of the United States Democrat at
Washington on Monday. a, The saluta-
tory declares it to be the successor Of
La Crosse Democrat. 9 90 policy, Is to
inform the people how andtwhy laws
are made, that honor may be
given and accorded to all whom
honor is due, irrespective
of race, color, sex or religi on. To fer
ret out the frauds and corruptions Of
the past twenty-four years and to ex~
hibit themover the grave of that which,
all in all, has been the worst, weakest,
most corrupt sectional and devasting
party in the, world during atsentire
life"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13
Northern Pseiil q ferred stock is.

According; TO the Minneapolis sTrib-
tns there are Hfty-6ve akating rinks.
ID Minnesot4. 80 sss = s..s ss=z
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13
Social Improvement.

The following article on roller skating,
from the pen Of Gath, the terse writer
and journalist Of New York city, may
be of interest to our readers: The
American institute building, more than
halfway UP on the island. has been
turned isto vas. SIX atiug rink, and
there are three seances there every day.
Several skating rinks have been built III
the vicinity Of the park, and they are
filled every night. These skating rinks
are protested in f0ver Of societies among
these great mercantile communities,
where there is tendency otherwise to
separation. have been west somewhat
this winter ]ecturisg, and I find the
skating rink is what has dispersed the
theatrical companies and got afoul Of the
lecture courses. The young men with
scant social opportunities are introduced
at the rink to the pretty girls; the pretty
and mstriulony Filtration, which is
the powerful charm OF young life, i'm
proves AZ the blood stalls up by exercise
and ilesic- The srumners, who 60
from ,cwn 10 town, find their evenings
agreeable now for they appear 1T the
skating rink. pay 10 or Is cents admis-
sion, sisuslize themselves by gee or
gpsd looks, fall iB with sosne young man
OF the tosd, anu by Kim are introduced
to the s,ers, and consequently our s,ci.
esy is Ia fer,nen, Of new scqusin,ano,
all tscaghs about BY few boxwcod
~au.=. .,s. 49,. e.. -. ...~~e $50.
wheels and travel further then IL tnu
had whole chariot Of your own. Yoa
can, tSsvei into families .se sEs. :.,...s
ilsss;sHss SSiIS.siNss .nH.k sef:lr. u, ss:logg'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

n Pat Kelly Of St. Pal is to bethe dis
penser of federal patronage ID Mime
sofa, and no one will. be pointed to
an Office without his endorsement.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

Russian troops are making advances
in Asia beyond the points which Eng
land thinks they should, and tilereis.
= prospect of a war between the two
powers. .--~.. - - T$% ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

Rev. Bnrchard-the clerical ass who
defeated Blaine. with his three Rs
has retired from the ministry. :.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

. Wigeins, the Canadian weather.
sprophet, has ps9lcted stsrns and
earthquakes fot thfs eeountr on nafrh.
10. .~ =. 7 .2s :zzf = IL /
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

At six day roller skating race in
New York city ending last Saturday
evening Donovan went 1902 miles,
and three of his competitors made
I 900 and over.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

ns,s.hursh. Masch s,-rh. coal min,
which was.iaaugura,ed ts-dsy,
ism fs,..;SS SSsiS,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

Gov. Hubbard is being hesieged by
applicants who desire TO fill the Offices.
created BY the lato legtslature. 4 =.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

. The bill for the removal of the capi-
tol of Dakota from Bismarck to Pierre
passed both houses of territorial Iegis-
lature: but has been vetoed by Gov.
Pierce. IAN able message was sent to
the legislature sustaining his position
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

Tfossands of. .appIieatinns for oARoes
resbeing received e postofhoe de-
partmert ID Washinetna. a ~ i :.
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 J. Q. Ei ss, N. T Donovan. Grhoa- c'l',e, ] Nasfnr. 0chcsvi':c: Chlr'ss iacnhs. S.n Franrieco. J. r Urrprr D"miag; ? II Peterson. Ochnviie: J N. Cnaing. S"rora; a;" registered \. the Oceidaaia. .ate'
 4. .he clectinn ror nli!errq nf C.,c'.ise i.o.'-~, Nn. 5 i q 0 F. lrs, csra'n1 'in f"i'"ring officers vers c',osrr: c : B-Si-haw. '. c Jar1a- Y. K-arne7 Y c :: E. <. E,ckaa. Recording ,-"i-isr, T,;. N.;"p. T. " Huod, L 2am,y.el. c,'i. ,r:::c'.os.
 T" ihos" j .nrrn;e of C..l;'orria, a1.- a', Thc C,rca'c'e. who heve stood ao r-','v !7 .',- rerrie nf ,ila 'rr-i'orv sr;! sorrGti ,hN Cial.'n nnr-s "f warning fo .'.' uco:aaa:eat m:.i'e-y ef Ar;zoa?. ;;.e oHe ips:in,, ie;,' If .;.t.i:a ie.
 The hai'er r'4'r %.s,.s th's morning 'hp. ;,," p"np'c ot E :'.cr have ci ct.,i 'o ~.'s" 2 mnngIr4rt ;n the memory rf the ntr W. 4 Dt.isI. We nou q state ti,a, i,e suiiscrio;nn iis' and ..;a design i the n,nnnrrnt is ir far bands q; \. j hi,'cv, vhare suhscriI ,;ons may De 'rf: en,i :i.s design sssa.
 Ti.r Arizona Cana. '7.rea.!nG the up- "cr S.': river w;th Cave Greek. which A.s hteh :I c1ursa Q? cnnei,nct!on for :!'c past :wo years is completed. Tie '.nG! is swcity two a,lrs in lrrg'h and .i.l af',ii cu.tira'i,n 70 t00.ce0 aCr.s D: hc's:rfnra s'eri,c iaaG<. aai gro. tie hon:cs for scvC;ai thousand Ecor'e.
 We viii sar ;n this moasfor of ik., ir@oasut thqt the progress of this terri 'ory shall Goi bs s!n;3. That t!.c wheels I industry sis!. rlnv" OF. Tha. shnu'. they in the course "f their rotation snna 'rtn to cna!nc; with tiIo murd-rny ,kirviue and iadrlsnt Aplclcs. Ta.t rpIaoIsc;as. enai.2 0f iestrcc'inr. that 'ne ai the unworthy aud ,ni:tless vii ;!as. sereniy er is way.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

and rspu:htin1 o. mel wbon he dare not im'in'a, # thos. prove pioasrrs of the vest. wao he,r a'i of the trial. incident to this western life: in nr'ler ,o il. lid np a horn- for those they love. This brag- g"rt s.,s iu his luHueaus cusrtrrs in San Francisco. far remove; from inc scenes 'f rspine and danger, from The inhrn,an yell ani ihe swift and dcsfhly onslaught of tie wild Arizona Ap1ciie he pratcs so lovingly ahont and tcls the American people lof which he .s no kinl that he trusts our sons our fathers and our brothers w;Il he lei inio an ambuscade md 'nrr2"rcd" br those lndians. In the Damr of the ;ndus,rnaS and thrif,y- sons and daughters of this territory, tn whose energy thrift anl irsns it owes its existence. wr brand ibis fellow PiNLY as q scnnndr.', g liar, coward. md m ab5ertor oi the murder. of lnno cent women and hsi."s.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

Cha;!ss N,riis comes ia the front. ! receive. ,o-dar. sac :a'ssi sud finest and best pants patterns ever seen in ToinD- stone. T. snv Eenticiuan wants g rair oI p,s's Fards .: ihs latest goods sad perfect fi, ] aii. guarant-e i; ar no pay. Prnts u,-dc i-om SiI up to S!4. Come snd eysrine my Eoc5s. IL don't ces, -ou cagi 10 exa1I:rc "? yoods.
 CHARLES IAgNIs. Bsver's Bicci, 2 r..,, S.. T:n;he.car
 s-,If,
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Mining [. q GTarcyarcf.

Two prcspcciors have located an old
 .ravcyar;i In Lyon cous,y, Nr:at!a, as . mining cl;.i'n. Ire Lyos County Times avs ,hs, # ;s rum"rrd th.; the uar,;cs who located :hc ground nave information which leads them tn believe that upon he bodies Of two stage robbers who weie buried in ,hi. ccmcierj several wears ago thc.c vas a considerable nnount Of gold coin. The graves 9! these two robhsf:. through neglect. haze been obiii-ratci. so that i' IS Impossible to tell where they are. The pe"pie who have friends burIel there of cnursc re fused to a tow tine ipca,ors To iig up the bodies prnmis@nousiy. so 'hc ground has b"en located as a mineral claim and will he thoroughly worked over by thr pros = p"c,nrs in search of god already coincIi into money.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
SHOOTS.

Sana linen shirts s!.e:5 at Meysss.
 S6 rsnA for Sal. Meyer. . Rs.
 OTer'lls 5 cents per pair |; Meye,s Flame! underwear for cost at Meyers. Tea Kettle whisky at E,frerts's saloon Shoes for your own price nt J. Mcysra E.o.
 Ho 70 schvsrtz for your French k shoes.
 x,Ho every night at .he Bank El ch.:..s.
 For genuine Te, Kctde -hisly So,o. .Csr EaGrr:ys'
 Keno. Stop '.r.: Hold::. At the Bsr ryc:.augr tonight.
 's!c !ea:her trunk given away wit eye. purchase atJ. Meyers & Bros.
 The ScstCa;ifornis butter, Co cents { % at the Cash Store of wALc"Iy . Mssscx
 T+:se 5.,zcn eggs for SI, nt the Cash stol Of WA,.;oyT < .;SsIcx.
 Sci. 1a.tx keeps the oDly f.s.-c!an Sh, tore Tn 1oIn be,onc.
 Fi''c dA luC EOA1tSI Meals cooked ;o order.
 A!. goods below cc.t at J. Meyers q B. Allra and Fifth streets.
 Mrs. Jones. the contemplating proprietr' sl ,i:e IS'erastionsl Hcstavsant, has srcur, ;ae ssrv;ess o4 that monsrch rf the suas;S A. Berscnthol. who takes Ihe hslm to-ds Cooking done only in nrst.sisss sS, ls, at q o!i hours and place.
 Full stock caIf boots for S4 at J. Msrers Bros.
 Spring hccl chlid's shoes in great vsrIc at Schwar,z's shoc store.
 Gents Anc boots from two to i've dolla al Schw.rta's shQe store.
 scwas;z is selling boots and shoes for Ie than any other dealer in town.
 Procure your tickets fort he big t2sa,! keno pot tu take place Sunday night The Pioneer mills four. Sacramento ts il tcrt pi H,e market. F"f safe at the Cs. Store of woLGoTr < MEss,cK.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
Lost O. StT0Tef.

One buckskin horse, four years o!d, ahor, U hands high. So Ursr'i One black horse. -cTrs oli, abcG' I4'l hanGs hIgh, Mexican brspd ol left nip ard ,s. n. on shoulder. The ..t,ove were Hast seen 0n tie ranch of fhomas Danbar al Tres Glarnos. 4 iibera. r.- wnrd wiN bc paid fer :!.is return .. ,ne E:,as.oo S:sbics.
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Con Cosrt.

Hoy. WEE: SyGc:r, Jnis": A. c VILLAGE. C!@rk:
 Minutes previous day read and ap- proved.
 The only thing before the conr. was making of full ci:izon oi Henry Jung srrLss
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

Baled alfalfa. barley saj nstis hay for sale, by the hale os sa0, q the Fasbion Stables. Allen street between Third and PoH.lh.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
Don't C0a~t

Don't Cors~& All kinds of ,ailos:sR dSos. Cloth, made. clesncd and repaired st ,he love- living rates ct the tailoring esiabli.l m"nt of Chas. Harris, i. B,ucr h.ocli, on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
Notice to the Pu0Sia.

Having been suddrriy .s;icd |" S4a 5rsi eisco. Dr. Dunn Will si,erd 10 ras p,tisn' sa' ;:na' who may 'evd me dusiax ny al s'Hc''. |" ...c!. Hi.l h, hu; f-~ days.
 C l.. Gnoprk,LoU, ,N. D.
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For .SVfP.

The counter. shelving. sto,'s. range. aa, in i,ct, all the fixtures "f the Cry, ial rs,a. !s'Afarraat. must D" sold hy th, 18th. \ rs, '''ancr: will hc sod eArap. Ai.ply al n Can Can rcftfurEht. ie.lO.H
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NNSfico.

All ppr'ons knowing theinselvss indcht. ta The lte John PAscoc. sr- rcSue..cg i ""rn" f"rwsrl and se'ti" ?, once at I.~ 1.S, ion aaloon, or the ic~"nnss wip te h,.scd } tlc hsr6s D! 2 co,is,tor,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

Give the n"w tai!os:ny establishment caa. l guarantee p.r:.c: satisfaction, o| no pay demani.l. All work doas q short notice. Don't fail 10 srs hiu| Chas. Harris, Baue.'s ho.s! block o| Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

Tom Josss "f she P.ny sal" ID has Ju -'ce;s.J an invoice of ,se geauine [ k-tt;s whisky. four 7.srs old. 4-2o:i,
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The Latest.

CS"ok's CAMP. Juns!. Nsssss. C-SsAx < wsaxg.lrz.-ws As, iAs' ''apssscd . train !osd ef wine.. iisppr '.'cr and eiyass. saA haze held Uui sooS cnt.r'sis Crook w;th sAeu ks rstcAss V "th me. ssAt thr renainder to yoa ! exptess. 0sRsyoslo.
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Notice.

H":;as ;aNcr "D p:s:.srr a, raaspaahl r.tcs. .>t ;i,c California ranch, IS nilrs fs.r Io,nas;'n", G,li feed. WAL and shAd Ter lrI~usrs apply {" M. S~sk. st :h Ec..t.:a bake, oa Al.cc A;.sc..
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

Y you want good pas'ura.e for your nj ses. send them [" .he Caifornia Eancs< |
 m.l.s from Toihhs'nne. fo5 terms .ad 7 licuiars apply to J. NJ. kaAh, at iLs Ei
 bakery on Allen slr-l h g.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17
1cNDsfoSB June<.

fcAssfoSs June+. MH. Hiah CHikF-nase ssesis~d th goods. and our saloon h cf"~Aea A,ea,ly L p'ople eayer L, purv,.Ase. casar . NeArfrii
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

The Bank Exchange saloon xespA ih only genuine brand Of Tea Ks,tl waiksy aUtf,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

eehws..z only k cps ~hitc mems s"s'fI sa! '.s is more Q'.E great ;nany o:herl k>Gp.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

The parties If citizens sd cowboys nave captured twenty wor:i-',,lt Indian ponies and The Indians have stolen ircs.! ones. We see nothing in thi- h,. Il primitive way oi swap ping horses. ". have h"ca worse treat d rv white morse inckev- righ. :n San Fran cisco. And this Is called WAX by tnc press a.6 people oi Ar.zona.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

WILLIAM HERRING. AvToxFEy ASDCoCNsELLoR AT IAN oKF.CR Tsughrut Street, between This Sss sFvu-ts streets, Tvmbs:Sss, \. T. :sXi
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 Specialt] ,>rietOr.


IssUH| rdsQn's Coul ? q COchis 2 2th day
 6ou where Ioysred judi N1endant, ( 'isx desc-i1 tfof the sal
 1n hs miJ ' tho MargI It King a yS1rtta Mir 'Dsstriet, Cd Said Nal on 0e Ers fscorded o| 'l1 Reeords d ,, m Book d ng.Qim i eh4Eou,I abou| | .A pind . EaglI
 d run | jFesterlj
 o. Sail |
 ehe6 o1
 cor5ed 4 day q
 crsday| M o'clocl Hre c. s fl I'll sell 1uuk1 N p ,asnone3 .Aus1 |':s'.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

fGoyarnor Stnnernan should order ont n military cam pany every time man was killed a-l several ho-ses stolen, iher- wpaid b' wild comn0:ion among our California 7oiun:rers, and . wild chasing of hcrs- hioy9s throughout the !cnstS and brea4th of ui.r e-ato. Ftu., Th,s business fairly stiuI.s. War.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-17

So that it does appear as though out o! al! this c!anior l ptrs,n' have been Eillcd
 whether by Indians nr not, n"SoLy knows. How many Indians have been killed, nobody inquire, aEd nob Jdy cares. The people and DOW we VI .in th. quiet, level headed sensible bIsili:>s nIcr-Hf ArizJaa are allow ing, ln our opir;on, their territory ;c br sacrificed iC :nisefrhlc, coward,y b4Ed of worthless. it.c, Indian war-.ncij.ns va.a- bonds. This ciIss is composed Q! traders sprcui.,to-s, contractors. c4ttl- thieves, b:r- cancers; ant cnw-'IIys. who find some trnI- ?orlry eZci:emac: a1! prof. to arise froua an iadisH c,,rnpr'-l, and Inc territory g. hri- agrleu!,r.-., ana mineral; i' has splendid grazing l'rd-.
 Ii.-n sau wo.acu cs Arizona Goa't this cause yoir honest blooa ;n Ioap and your hcH-;s :o ii.rOb and burr w::! in
 GiGi: s'.an. w.ien ynE rea'i sGci! birh:Pnus sen;iacL.s As :5.se. T:i;s suhsii:zcd. rnis ;,.ba-cned. iiio deprived, 1ncsrdate ;nhuaI.n ssnd. This spawn of prnsti- ,dtisn hoEnt from an an ;es:ory os hsr- .o:S, a.'i w.sass ayae.:iba ;s ao'v prac.:cc.i and aG.,s.ci ;o. This "fspriug or s!u!n. of dc:,aueheFy snd sh h,a', who w::ulj csusa hlasa % apPesr uprR :he cheeks of G:tI"aI. This ,ravrs,y upon ,hs chi dran of G,i, calls tho men of Ar:srrs wso are protecting their wi7es Gnt !:;,!e o-es from tIe 'nurjeF"us sca.P'ns knifcs of ;6e Apaches. calls them Ariz 'na bi.cGsE:I-,. Els assassin cc ca--acisg
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25

It some times happens that robbery eau
be turned into quite speculation for the
robbed and the gentle tapping Of Myers &
Finch's jewelry store by one Hoster, de-
veloped last week, seems TO be a case in
point Hoster was rather elegant gentle
man Of leisure with finely furnished house
and with the example Of Mr.. James before
him, who went through the same firm last
year for thousand or SO, evidently con-
cluded they were verdsnt enough
to be .plucked again. The sequel
shows that he struck the size
o. the verdant youths who compose the firm
aud being turned loose IN the establishment
helped himself. Having taken such lOer-
ties with the firm, the hrm evidently con-
Guided that turn about was fair play, and
hence they have turned to helping themselves
to everything in sight since they captured
their victim. In the first place he listed the
stolen goods stating where he had pawnrd
them so that the pluckcd jewellers could
readily secure their own. Besides THIS he wore
some $500 Of jeweiry which was his own or
at least was not stolen from them, an elegant
$500 seal skin Overcoat, ETC., which they are
endeavoriug to freeze on 10, and demand
ing besides a chattel mortgage on
Hoster's household furniture, which would
net the plucked jewellers another handsome
sum. Meantime Hoster languishes in Jail,
and II he eau be seut over the road a few
years (having nothing left to employ law
yers), the firm can make enough out of the
operation 10 reimburs them for the conf
dence they reposed in the distinguished Mr.
James last year. Htnce the last robbery can
be set down as a not unmixed evil, and by
arranging TO be plucked occasionally, Myers
6 Finch may be able TO score up quite an ad-
dition TO their regular business every year.
There's nothing like displaying Christian
liberality wAen settling up scores with thief.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-25


in the International. We have not seen the re-
view by MT. heichhelm, who, we believe, 10 the
chess editor OF the TINES, but have sent Tor
copy OF It. In the meantime we present the
opinion OF Mr.. Peterson In the Mirror upon
the severe attack which, with "poiished
sarcasm ana inyective," tue finses editor Is ssid
to have made. The considerations urged by the
Mirror are wise and timely and well put
I'VE have given the OBNOXIOUS article attentive
pernsai and fail TO discover nything whi q can
justify the charge OF envy or prejudice intimated
against Its author NO attempt ID made oy MS
reviewers TO deny or disprove the numerous e1-
smpies OF incorrect Judgment IN horpnys play,
cited oy MT. steinltz by way OF caution against
oVer-esumatng the genius OF tne american
master Inere are oiner passages IN MT steinitz
new puonca' ION 10 wnicn opjectohs might Win
more Justice De raised notaby MS personal In.
shuatiohs Oh naoituai dishohesty on tue part u
MS nearest rival IN Inc cness arens-though even
TINS aliusloh Is perhaps psruohahie IN view Ok
their recent negotiations lor nialcn-ouI GER
.ainly seems ungracions' ss wen as premature,
10 unsparnsv ,nto inasa@ine arucis oi