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The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19
PERSONALS.

Late Scott was down from Argenta.
Miss Mamie Roe is visiting at Red Rock.
\. Renois was down from the s'Ancient
Capital
| Hon. Samuel Word went to Virginia City
on Thursday.
/ JAS A. Small, u. S. Postoflicc Inspector,
was in the city.
Rev. Dwight Spencer, Baptist, was in
the city several days.
+. NJ. Boomer, Of, Halliday l. Co., made
successful business trip through Eastern
Idaho
George w. Dart, Mrs, Dart and the lit.
tie Darts are visiting friends on Horse
| Prairie.
Supt. X. Calhoun, Of the New York
Gold Mining and Milling Co., at Virginia
City, paid Dillon call.
Chas. 4. Sweetland, Of the international
Press Bureau at Kansas City, favored the
TRluuSE with pleasant call.
Mrs. f. French, OF Argenta, who wa.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Schumacher at
Butte, has returned to her home.
Thos. Frew, Of Manistec, Mich, broth.
er Of W. K. aud y. !. F'rew, has arrived in
the city and will remain for while.
Joe b. Crow returned from California
looking SO robust and hearty that his many
friends amt acquaintance hardly recogniz.
ed him.
Mrs. Phil Thorpe, and her daughter Mis-.
Alma, who are now visiting in Southern
California, are expected home before the
Fourth OF July.
Will W. Benson, who "litted pewter,'
on :hc TKlu NE last winter, is head sowcr
aud reaper Tor the Red Skins ut the Le,nh;
Indian Reservation.
P,,,!. John Cannon, of Anaconda, pait
his i;ravcrhcad constituents 4 visit. bring
in. Mrs. Cannon, Who had been visiting
at Anaconda, back home.
Frank T.. Footc. Mrs. Fuo,c, and r.. E..
M!;'rr, returned to the city on Wednr,-
day. Their :i>i, to Eastern Idaho wa,
pleasant and greatly enjoyed.
Dr. Schnall,auscn. OF Glendale. chair
man OF the Conntv Democratic Contra.
Committee. was in the city, but his visit
had no, a particle OF political significance
to it.
Lou Z. F!ylric, Mrs. Fyhrie and children
reached home Wednesday morning. Mr.,
Fyhrie enjoyed al extended and pleasant
visit among relatives and friends in the
States.
Leonard Elici returned "Wednesday from
long and agreeable visit to l.aportc, Ind,
and Chicago Ills many friends will bc
dry goods house again.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
IN TOWN AMI, OUT.

Read the legal notices headed .'sealed
proposals."
improvements are being made in all
parts ut the city.
Remember Sunday closing in Dillon
and keep it holy. .
| Long linen busters are being thrown to
summer zephvr>
The fruit stores are we'll supplied with
| berries and fruits.
q. e. Morse has a fine stock 81 family
groceries in his store.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Co. is
doing good business
The ar,esian bore on REYNOLDS ranch is
still going through gravel.
"Guv." Fletclrr'> strawberry patch will
b. taken in when it gets ripe.
Send your orders to the TRIBUNE steam
job office Tor artistic printing.
The l. q. &. Il. meets on Wednesday
evenings at High School Hall.
The new sidewalk in front OF the Episco.
pal Church is fine improvement
The knights Of the brush are doing artis'
tic work at many places in the city.
Rents are too high in Dillon. More
houses should be erected for renting.
In the Salt Lake races our Montana
trottcrs and runners are getting scoprd.
1t is rumored that a Butte brewer will
start branch zythep>ary in Dillon shortly.
The strawberry and ice methods OF rails
ing money for religious purposes continue
popular.
\ "kick.r" is informed tina. there is no
CITY ordinance to punish cats or the owners
OF the feline>.
". II. Sme;,d has heen appointed re.
ceiver of the Williams saw mill property
in Clark'> Canyon.
Mrs. Elvina Cook was aaiudgrd insane
.,v Jury. She was taken to The Insane
ASYLUM at Warm Springs.
T.. NJ. Nearian. of Junction. Idaho adj
vertiSeS tor sale, IN me KIM \ f.' Il '''''e
LIT of Hol,,ein grade heiter>.
In writing love letters be careful YOU q"
not .gush" too plenty. \ recor" III h!acS
and white is not easily wiped out
Phil Shennn expects to resume active
mining operations soon at developing nm
I'M, n,cncvties in the Bannack district.
\. $. Rites public spirit finds vent in
erecting 4 stand for the brass band o"
, Railroad Reserve, facing Montana street
REPORTS from the ranges throughout the
/ Tertiary indicate that the recent rains will
,sdeem grasses from the threatened drying
-, aud the winter feed for stock is practi-
| cally guaranteed
| We have received copy OF the Special
Grand Army Edition OF the San Jose Cal
ifornia, Mercury. Its splendid paper, de-
voted to the leading characteristics and m
dustries of California
r, NJ. Hawkins, Postmaster At io"s'
Madison County, has been arrested Tor
shortage of S,97 and lodged in the boze'
man ;a;l From this it appears that once
IN , while dandy Democrat will steal
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r, ii, whmn IL NAV c.nrcrn: knnw yc that There
l. two certain prn'nissory notes given Ivy Moses y
thompson and TRUMAN +. Chapman: ~ .ax o % %,
v,ble on or before September tst. 1850, the other
r S-;Spo.on p:,y:,tle on before Nav 'st. 1877;
"w therefore. for certain legal reasons we. the
hlersiyned, hereby give notice to the public inat
!, will no, pay the said notes and warn the P""''c
Il to purchase the same. .,,,r
=" '' >'''' CHAPMAN 4 THOMPSON.
Dillon. Montana. Nav IS. 1890
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inst received my Spring Stock, and every
M' ~, New. Fresl, and Cheap.
Nv ,s from 70 cents tn $500.
ls'"s :, cents to $500. All kinds of Hooks,
'ee' s;nl.rs. Smells. Flies, etc, ETC., cheaper
the cheapest. Catch on!!
,r,cticaI fisherman and knowing the
''"s ,s Iris locality am prepared to sell YOU
ans :" 80. ,.,,, want. W. I. EASTMAN.
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MILLION AND BANNACk
= * u II n - -

,..s Dillon ftr tsanr,ck Mondays, We.lncs-
VS. FRIDAYS. and Sundays; LeayinK i.anmae s Tor
w. I,,rr;es freight, passengers and express;
,,.n seams to make special trips any dag. max
,.,. round trip in one DIV. il desired.
E y."s 70 iii. Hole Basin and Bald Mountain on
pit*''"". wM: BEv.AN. Proprietor.
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FISHING TACKLE.

IL. Fishing seasoa has again arrived and Mrs.
ntr is better than ever. prepared IT, furnish :.ii
NIL .aa styles ot rackl, l'isc over s'r.y d";
n,x, lart1cr and more complete line OF Reels,
En.S Wv and Carlisle Hooks, than ever before.
All anil see for yourselves.
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Will upsc, tire from one to sin inches. App
! leo. H. Savagc's Carriage Shop.
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,,s l.. kupter has :, large n,,n:,er ct second
W. VI Silver and nickel watches and # you wish Il
M M r.liabi, am, warranted time piece for little
t"ney. ali and see them.
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a .axea1xa.

l'mvht Piano, Stool and C"ver--nc:trlv new
br two hundred dollars ($eco.) Can 'r 'nsIer1e"
the residence of DR.. pickman. Dillon.
A1tr.s. $, u. BEEIsE.
Anaconda, Nluntan,.
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SMEAD-C. \RMICiIAEl..- ~ thu residence Of
Wc.,ncs lax evening. irc i'';t. $40. Ivy Rev. W.
~ shannon. %. Ir;.r" u. T.. :h"'.h MIR. Viii.
'!.,n H. >r, Il! .r ~, .\-t'!:r''r Carmichael.
;n..h - i'ii.,in.
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TO STOCKMEN.


,o,,prt Gcary has ON hand thirty head OF grade
..n,. Bulls. two imported Angus Cows, and tw"
~ Angus iIci.crs in calf. Also, three C'ydes-
a. s,i,;ons. The stock can le see ut N1arlow's
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EXAMINE the No. OSBORNE
MOWER at Savaye's.
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Ioo2 Toe u

HALLIDAY l. co. are prepared to deliver Ice
',,n., in Dillon. ut three quarters OF cent per
.aa Leave orders ut their store on Montana
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Restaurant and Lodging House
-0- aAIs1

Mrs. Eastman desires to sell her Restaurant an"
(,dying House. Also the Furniture. b"th houses
IT, ioatct in the hest ,,rt Of Dillon.
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!. SHELVING FOR S.ALE

urs. l., T.. Hanson has some shelving which she
4 hrs Tor sale. .<-..--
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To Rannack and Horse Prairie Peon,e.

Tile Dillon I.u,nlcr and Grain Gu. h,x, M, ,
saw Mill an the Gr,sshopper. Send in your orders
tor i''n''er to the mill tn the office ut Dillon.
W. II. SMEAD, Manager
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TEACHER WANTED.

l,dv t,.,,.,,..r tn teach the District School ut
)ysn Civ, For further information address
SCHOOL. TRUSTEES,
Lion City. Montana
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CHlLDREN'S DAY EXERCISES.

Grace Church Is being beautifully dec
Grated for the exercises Of Children's DAY,
which will be given at that church to.mor.
row, Sunday, evening commencing at s
o'clock. The exercises will be interesting.
An excellent programme has been prepar-
ed and will be given as follows:
.v"''s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .~"oa'.
"Welcome." Observation-Disclosures Maud Lamont
PRAYER.
Singing. ...................Chi dren's Greeting.
Sour Iuh''ee,' .....................G Grace Lamont
Necitati pi............ Ernest Selway.
Responsive Reading
Singing.
IA Goot' Boys Resolve. ...... Richard Selway.
Address :" the Flowers" ......... Nellie Morse.
Child's GESTURE Speech .......... Ole Cornell.
IWuSic. BY the Choir.
God Wants the Boys and Girls" Willie Cashmere.
beauty. Stella Cornell.
Recitation. .....................B Blanche Lamont.
Responsive Reading.
Song 1.-TWO Little Hands" ........ Emma Orcun.
''Voices Of the Clock. $50. Miss Brands class.
Class exercises ......... Miss Carmiehael's class
"A Little Bows Speech Harry l-oaghridgs
Singing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Praise Hymn.
Responsive reading.
"Foices OF the Rird," Edith, Lizzie and Alfred
Cashmore.
"Thrce Pennies from Each," Craig Snyder.
Collection for the Chdrcn's Educational Fund.
Singing ..............T The Mission Of the Church
Benediction.
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Mrs. N. \: D;ng!cv has just recc>r,, time as.
and nntri,n,nct. '''''''''
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Extra Inducements for Cash!
34o1s3C

III order t" make room for our new stock.
DILLON FyRS,rtR. Co.
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FOR SALE.-F"r salc cheap, two ncw ,iul,
SILK dresses. Address MRs. J. HESRY.
Glendale, NIontan,
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i)r: Clr,s. q. Noble hns returned to Dillon. an.
NAV ne found ut his Office in Union Block Ali in
tcrestcd please take notice
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DAIRY BITTER.

lust received two barrels OF extra fine Butter iron
tnnr>n Hills Red Rock Dairy.
+, W. POINDENrEk.
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OATS WANTED.

Is, ny Dillon 1.Nmhcr and Grain Co. uav the high
VII SNlEAD, Manager.
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BORN.

ROrE.-ln Dillon. Montana. June -, 1885. to Mr..
and Mrs. q. ". W. totc, Il son.
ALI.l>ON.-ln Dillon, Montana. June -, 1850. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allison. twins daughters
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WAGON FOR SALE.

',ne second hand, ~ inch thimhlc-skein, tor.'nn
sminy wagon tor sale. Inquire If George IL.
esya.c.
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CROPPED CORN.

last received ut L. ". Poindextcr'> Il car load al
Topped Corn.
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IA ST PASS !. y {; r, y

Examine the No. 4 Osborne Mower
at Savage's.
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Gall at L. W. Poiudcx tcr's and cXamirc the nc>
stock Of FINE SUITS Just received.
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EXAMINE the No. I OSBORvr
MOWER Mt Sayage's.

EXAMINE the No. 4 OSBORyr
MOWER Mt Sayage's.
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Baby Carriages:
An elegant line at the
DILLON Furniture Go.
FAST rASSENG
II x p r . ss Line
Dillon. Argenta and Isannack.
Nn;h"encing Monday MAY .lt!, leaves D;1,,,
on .lohnavs, " etsnesdavs;nd FRIDAYS ut >.,o, ~,
leaves i,tnnlch "n Tuesdays. THURSDAYS, and S,
FOR Freight or Passage apply too. VI. Res, p,-
r''tc Empress agent. X. Il. Depot. Dillon. and !.
L. 'r:'ves. Pacific Express Agent. Eann,rk
'' im1iV W On ,na at,:' LILY 'st, '>s,
Examine the No. 4 Osborne Mower
at Savage's.
SUM x1aex. HEar~.
Mrs NJ. \. D;ngcv has just receives, :, finn. ,s.
soruheht "t Summer Hats for the ladies ,r;,;,m,,
Extra inducements for Cash!
In order to- make room for our nr,x .,ork
DlLi.oN FCRS,rtK. Co.
>-",~>. 1900 "'>"----~>->----
19oT8C,
10 Banhack and Horse Prairie PEOPLE:
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Gu. have mt q
saw MAJ on the CrHsshorper Send in YOUR orders
tor a''''nher to the mill ar To- the office ut Dillon
W. II. SMEAD. Manager.
>1+-r-
oDI1TI0TRY.
Ar; Il.s. y. Noble hns returned to Dillon, and
NAV he found ut his office in Union Block. Ali in:
tcrestcd please take notice
~"-,-.- r
FOR SAI.E.--For sale CHEAP, two ncw ,i"ht
SILK dresses. Address MRs. HESRY.
Glendale, Montana.
EXAMINE the No. l OSBORN NE
MOWER at Savage's.
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Tire Shrinker for Sale.

N
Anaconda, Montana.
Tire Shrinker for Sale.
Will uns,, tire from ont IL six inches. Apply
ten II. Savagc's Carriage Shop.
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Restaurant and Lodging House
TOE 0A1
Mrs, Eastman desires 10 sell her Restaurant and
),ayiny House. Also the Furniture. 10th houses
r. located in the hest part ut Dillon.
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TEACHER WANTED.
\ lady teacher to teach the District School ut
Won City, For further information aadres:
Lion City. Montana
CROPPED CORN.
,as, received at T. ". Poindex,cr'> a'ar ion" "'
hoped Corn.
DAIRY Isl1TTER.
hs, receivc, two barrels OF extra line Butter from
f'''rr>on Hills Red Rock Dairy; ,>,,>vxrrv
WAGON FOR SALE.
One second hantl az inch thimhlc-skein, tort'on
siriny wagon Tor sale. Inquire nj \ic'Tgc II.
e!va.c.
H,11vw SUITS.
Call at L. W. Poindcxtcr's and examine the me-"
stock Of FINE SUITS jus, received.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Ae.r load Of Chopped Corn at 7. W. i'oin,
FOR 0AhD.
:, saddle pony. suitable for ladies' vse; Inquire
W. II. FREW.
,'"toJ. L. Cutters, Dillon, Montana, for the
treat Rocky Mountain Remedy. "Oregon
'''aperoot Bitters." Sold by all first class Drug.
sists.
AUCTIONEER.
~ Farrell, OF Virginia, CITY will conduct auction
''e> IN all parts Of the Territory.
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" AN ED.
!, oa!s Wheat and Balcd HAY, for which | will pay
ut highest cash price. l. L.. LroS.
'''"se I" rent. Inquire of f. Coffin.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
Inquire of WI SNEAD.
- -
OATS WANTED.
Is, .; D'ion 1.NInhcr and Grain Co. Vav the high
~ price for Oats.
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JUST RECEIVED.
FOR 0AIsD.

dcS,er's,
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FISHING TACKLE.

-rrarNnn0 LOCALS.
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WANT II d.

), 'ats' Wheat and Ralcd HAY, for which will pa,
VT highest cash price. H.. I.loS.
'''"se I" rent. Inquire of +. Coffin.
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@toy Carriages:
An elegant line at the
DILLON FURNITURE
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AUCTION EER.

~ Farrell, OF Virginia, CITY will conduct auction
'"'e> IN all parts Of the Territory.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.
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;, a saddle pony. suitable for ladies' use: Inquire
W. II. FREW.
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'"toJ. i. Cutters, Dillon, Montana. inr the
treat Rocky Mountain Remedy, "Oregon
'Fapero" Bitters." Sold by all first class Drug.
Fgi>,s.
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Vorn1nU.

DILLON, Montana.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
Eni5e,n,cs in Cass Copntv.

The State Board of Health yesterday received
a letter from the Logansport Board of Health,
stating that during July there were in Cass coun
ty eight cases of diphtheria and twelve cases of
scarlet fever. Tnring the month there were six
deaths from scarlet fever. During August there
were forty five cases of diphtheria with twenty
deaths. and three cases of scarlet fever, with
one death. So far this month there have been
twenty-three cases of diphtheria and four deaths.
In all there have been ssventy-four cases of
dphtheria, with thirty deaths, within the last
two and half months. Precaution has been
taken to prevent the spread Of the disease. but
seemingly with little avail.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
INDICTMENT OF OFFENDERS.
The Grand Jury's Final Report for September
Trouble Caused by Wife's Discovery.

The September grand jury closed its sittings
yesterday by returning batch of indictments
including nearly all of the offenses in the crimi
nal list With the indictments heretofore re-
ported, eiehty-fve were found, thirty-six of
which relate to violation Of the liquor law. thir
ty for selling on Sunday, four for selling without
license and two for selling after IL o'clock. The
cases in which arrests have bsen made were
given several days ago. An indictment for MUIR
der was returned against Gustav Wurgler. who
killed David Gully. The judge at first was dis
inclined to let him go on bond but afterwards
fixed the bail at $4,000, which the prisoner
furnished, George Rickenbach, Charles
Kahl and William Mohs becom-
ing his sureties. John Wagner.
who shot Fannie Howe was arragned on an in
dictment for granddaughter, and pleaded not
guilty.
Philip E. Myrick, formerly deputy sheriff in
Morgan county, but now wel-to-do baker at
the corner OF East and New York streets, was
surprised at being arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Corbaley yesterday afternoon. His wife, who
had been out of town. returned, and becoming
greatly excited over the discovery of what she
alleges is proof of his inidelity, went before the
grand jury just before it had concluded its work.
Upon her statement Myrick was indicted and
the arrest followed. While he waited in the
nucTIH ONCE LOT IrlenO TO come ana go on HIS
bond, Mrs. Myrick found a lawyer and had di-
vorce complaint fled. charging him with unfaith.
fulness. She asks for $1,000 as alimony.
Another investigation of some interest by the
jury related to the sale of beer at the German
Orphan Asylum festival It is rumored that
this was instigated by Democratic politician
who wanted to manufacture capital, but after
hearing the evidence of VIM. Taggart, Demo
cratic candidate for county auditor, and Mayor
Denny, no disposition was shown to follow the
examination to the taking of a vote. Nearly all
of the candidates on both tickets were sum-
moned, some of whom added their testimony to
that Of the two witnesses mentioned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
Thought the Devil Was After Him.

Henry Shumaker, of Haughville, on the testi-
mony Of his wife and statement after an ex-
animation of the patient, by DR.. c. E. Thomas
was adjudged insane yesterday by Justices Mar
tin and Enrich Mrs. Shumaker said he first
manifested insanity on the 7th of this month by
remarks in reference to late prosecution against
MIN. He has also shown intense jealousy, with
out cause, and threatened to kill his wife, Shu-
maker had never suffered any great mental
shock, and when in health his mind and body
were in good condition. He thought at times
the devil was after him, and often complained of
too much electricity in his head. 1t took two
days for the sitting jurors to find this out
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
The TX. of l.. Entertainments.

The musical and literary entertainment given
by Armstrong Assembly, Knights of Labor at
Tomlinson Hall. last night, was well attended
Had the threatening storm-clouds and the
driving sheets of rain been out Of the way. the
hall would have been crowded AS it is. pecu-
niarily, the assembly has had very gratifying
success. large nun Der of tickets not pre-
sented at the door were sold. The programme of
songs, recitations and instrumental solos pleased
the audience greatly. About 10 o'clock this was
completed. when the floor was cleared for a
dance, which was continued until late hour.
During the dance number of valuable prizes
to popular candidates and others drew into the
boxes a large number Of votes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
A Child Taken from Its Mother

Theodore B. Cahill of No. BAT West Washing
ton street. brought suit for divorce, yesterday,
alleging that Mary Cahill, to whom he was mar
ried FIVE years ago, led disso!ute life. He also
charged that she was subjectine their four-year
old son, Ralph, to the evil influences of her
course of living; that she kept him out late at
night, left him with strangers who treated him
cruelty, and :ht him to disown his father and
recognize her paramour as his father He al
legged that she was about to remove the child to
Massachusetts,, and asked for an immediate or
der of court giving the plaintiff custody of the
child Judge Walker granted the request, and
the boy was recovered and given to the father
by deputy sheriff.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
TIE CITY In BRIEF.

W. F. Elliott was yesterday appointed guard
ian of the Jacksons. man and wife, who were
declared to be of unsoundmind by Judge Ayres
Members of Tubal Cain Assembly, K. of L. !,
No. 4162, will meet at Van Sickle's Hall Sunday
morning, Sept. 10, at o'clock sharp, to take
part in the great labor demonstration.
John H. Martins horse and buggy were stand
ing. yesterday. in front of W. A Krag's resi-
dence, on North Meridian street, when a heavily
loaded brick wagon struck it. demolishing the
buggy.
The managers of the woman's department of
the State fair solicit the loan of old fashioned
household relics for the "old home exhibition
Mrs L. Hawkins. living at No. 452 East Market
street. and Mrs. Wilson, No 222 North New Jer-
sey street, have charge of the display.
In the article published in last Sundays
Journal regarding the colored people of Indiana
polls engaged in professional pursuits mention
OF William b. White, the well-known colored
dentist who stands high among the progressive
people of the race, was inadvertently omitted
The counsel for Dock Sing, the thirsty China
man who second time VAS sent to the
work-house for trying to paint the town in "Mel-
lean" fashion, has applied to the Mayor to short
en- the sentence on condition that the irrepressi.
BILE Mopgolan will leave the city and not return.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Richard III. Brown and Eliza Stephens Coffman,
Isaac G. Miller and Anna May Spear Edward F.
Whitehead and Rosa L. Gaul, Charles Deboor
and Anna Fisher George Gorger and Mahala j.
Roney Charles /. Earl and Ida NJ. Hollis, Crit
ford T. Kerr and Matte Glass, VIM Richard
son and Minnie st. John.
young lady visiting the city lost her trunk
en- route between here and her home in the East
After some delay it turned up, and an affable
baggageman undertook to explain that it was
INSTRUCTED and missent' That was quickly
disproved, and another lady, hearing this, re-
marked: 'One would think they belonged to
the indianapolis postofice, and that the trunk
had been sent by mail"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17
Cannot BE Punished for swindlinr.

Mayor Denny yesterday afternoon discharged
VIM. Fl. Miller, after hearing the testimony for
and against him on the charge of practicing a
confidence game He said Miller might be held
to answer on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, but with this he had nothing to
do. The case came to him only with an allega-
ton of confidence game having been practiced
The persons who dealt with Miller knew what
they were tuying and the articles offered had
tangible value. Therefore, there could be no
abuse of confidence Miller, it was charged
pawned watches that cost him about $27 and
sold the pawn tickets at an advance, offering the
would-be purchasers an opportunity to examine
the watches
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-17

The Knights of Labor of the city have received
an intimation from Mr.. Turner, secretary and
treasurer of the executive board. that they are
not entitled to seven delegates to the Richmond
convention. He places it on the ground that
there are not 1000 Knights here and that the
rule of one delegate to every thousand members
will give them but four delegates 1t was said
by member of the order last night that this
was, perhaps, means of Turner to cut down
the Powderly vote from Indianapolis, as the seven
delegates have been instructed to vote for that
gentleman.