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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
L.. so BRIGANDAGE.

In the Texas Democratic convention
at Galveston, on Wednesday, ore Col.
swaine, candidate for GoKemor, de-
clared that if the Office were conferred
on him, If war we're declared, in Ten
hours he would lead force OF men INTO
Mexico and every man would have a
hacienda" Doubtless Col. SwAine
thought this q very proper and brave
thing to say, and in en- probability. be
was loudly applauded for saying it. Yet
it was highly improper, an 4 not at all
brave to give uttersnce to the boast. In
the event OF war being declared against
Mexico, hundred thousand OF a
million men if so many were necessary,
sand ready TO march across the border
and fight TO the death. in vindi-
cation Of the honor and assertion
OF the right of this nation. But
the brave and truly patriotic
among these hundred thousand or
million, do not get up on their hind
legs" and proclaim their bravery and
patriot. sm. One part of swaihe's decia-
ration was vulgar braggadocio. and the
other part brigaadsge, and il is feared
this latter sentiment is what actuates a
good many Of those who are crying for
war Should the United States declare
war against oEr southern neighbors, it
Is hoped that its declaration will be |
based on q purpose more lofty than the |
desire to deprive the Mexicans of their
land and confer haciendas on Ameri-
can soldiers 'it would be disgrace to
the nation to accept as a soldier any
man who enlisted for no higher aim
than the requirement of farm from
which the Mexican owner had been
driven. -tf LIfrL
Fortunately this is a Christian ma
ton, which has reached a degree of
civilization somewhat in advance of
that manifested by Col. Swaine.
and those who would follow him across
The Rio Grande. If war shall be de-
ciared, il will not be with the view to
conquest. II the United States send an
army across the border. it viii not be
for the purpose of carrying that border
along with it, but to punish Mexico for l
lis msltreatmont of an American citi
zen, and its failure to respect the power Y
and authority of this republic. II the
War were to be enc of conquest, therst /
are plenty Of American adventures, 7
We regret to confess, who are ready to I
60 forth and lay claim to = hacienda |
ZACH but these are no. the class of men. b
VINO should be accepted as soldiers to L
light for the TTindicafion of American 6
honor and to emphasize, the mandate t
hat American citizens must be re- g
Pscted in their rights in every land d
lnder the sun. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
CITY s. AUDITORS
Quarterly Report.

The Honorable, tte Mayor and City C0ah-
ea Of SaIt Lake Csty: ''i'iii' ii--''
Ge-stIsssen.-In pursuance OF the re.
quirements Of City, Ordinance, beg 10
present for your consideration. state
ment of the receipts and disbursements
Of Salt Lake City Corporation for the
Quarter ending May slSt, 1885, as fol-
lows: s-t.r ei,..f r.. 49, -
March LIT. 1886, Balance in Treasury
rs shown BY last report. ....,....- 81. 647 %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

The ESENIEs of General J. Madison
Drake, commander of the famous
veteran Zouaves, st present in this city,
must realize by this time that they
sadly oYerresched themselves when
they gave such loose rein to their win.
dictiveness. These enemies put in cir
culation a scandalous story in re-
gard 70 General Drake, and even
vent SO far as TO food the country
with circulars edenouncing the old
soldier. Instead of the lbel
having the effect intended, the General
and his Zouaves have BEEN the heroes
Of the day. No delegation in the G. A
&. encampment at San Francisco was
accorded greater distinction than the
Zouayes, who carry home with them
as trophy 70 be proud of, an elegan.
silk flag. As TEE HERALD with many
other newspa pers throughout the coun.
try. mentioned the ugly rumor
that had been put in circula-
ton regarding General Drake, we
take pleasure in saying that
the General is emphatic in his de-
NAL of the story OF his ALLEGED
Joy over the assassination of President
Garfield, and officers Of his command
are equally positive in their assertion
that there was nothing upon which the
scandal could have been based. The story
Is denoEaeed By. them as a fabrication
throughout, and IS attributed 10 per-
sonal enmity or Jealousy on the part Of
its inventors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
A Most LIhsr.l orsr

Tx yoLTAIc Belt Co., Marshall
Mich, offer 70 send their Celebrated
NoLTAIc Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trirl N anvms afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, &c Illustrated pamphlet In
sealed envelope with fun particulars
mailed free. Write Iasas IT once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

. Pile tumors. rupture and
fistula. radically cured by improved
methods. Book, 10 cents in stamps.
Worsd's Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, n. Y. b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
TEREIToEY OF UrAH.
SALT LAKE CHI. 4

/ hereby certify that the above ard fore
going i aiuil, true and correct copy OF Tie
report OF the Auditor OF salt lake City
Tor the Qcarfcr eudlag Nay SIS, lSsf. and a
true statement OF the City Councils action
thereon. as appears 81 record IN my Office.
Witness nv hand and the Corporate
SEAL Seal this lin day Of August' los6-
HEeEE N. WELLS.
g. Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

July 2. ISss-Read and referres to the
Committee on Finance
August 6, lSS5-compared with the Audit
or's books aud vouchers, and found TO be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
THOMAS G. WEBER,
cnmrittes on Flnance

August 10. ISs6-Ecpor-et back as a fnll
true and accurate exhibit Of the receipts and
disbursements Of the Corporation Tor the
Quarter stated: approved by the Council As
such and orderedfO BE published.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13
Notice Of Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx
l isfiug between e. Rigby and r. J. sails
bury. under the firIn NAME o. Rigby 4 sails
bury doing business a butchers and gro
Gers. In the Seventh Ward Of salt Lake City,
Is tihs dag dissolved by mutual consent.
Tn business vii In future be carried on
bye Eigby. who assumes al liabilities AID
viii c0llect al debts Of the late trn-
g. EtG3N.
= J. -Ali-BJi.i.
SAILS LAKE CRY, August 10th, 1855.
tosaer,. aisd invite one and 81 TO cfl, AMI
give tHc 4 rial
aCll = AtubA'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

WHEN DOCTORs eanne. aelp you
then take Gilmore's Magnetic 2ixir for
YOUR Throat and Lungs FOR ssla a.
A. q. Smith & Co.'S Drug store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

bctol a.ti.f al ~ pr. - lra i.r-
Elegant Summer al Soc, worth 75c
Elegant st
81 at
Coored Silks, latest shades. worth $Lo0.
- Cooed Silks, latest shates, Nc, worth Sl.25
Cooed Silks shades, $l4S, worth
Black Grain Silks makes.
$50 and upwards worth Is cent
Brocade Changeants at $275
prices than offered in this city fr
Rosary Bead trimmed Robes reduced from
Pportonate reductions in White aud Cod
We bound to sell balance Ladies'
pordou low
800 $500 $780, $500 $Oo $3.50 $3.50
i7I50 s27I50to $4,000. $3.50 $500
ters just
Boys Waists perfect
thousand and other o,menton
Wilt
ament
:. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

June i. 1855. Balance in Treasury 8 4.76OI2
Respectfully submitted.
HEBEE N WELLS
AUDITORS OFFICE
SALT LAKE. CITY,
June LIST, 1856.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-13

~ TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
frrn al points outside Of Salt AXE good
for FOUR Days. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Business Transacted at Yesterday
Session.

Court met at 10 O'Clock DsStcrdpy morn
ing, with all the Judges present The FOL
lowing business was transacted:
c. L. DOdsOn ct al. V. J. NJ. Dodson,
Lewis county; continued.
Wm. Shirey Y. f. ID. MuSgravc ct al,
Lewis county; submitted.
Handy 4 BTO. v ID. IL. Smith, admins
traitor. Lewis county; continued.
j. NJ. CASTOR V. Geo. Mace ct al, Lewis
county; continued.
Exchange Bank V. Lewis county, Lewis
county; partly heard and continued until
this morning for further hearing.
Viryeman VS.. Bridgman, Wetzel county;
writ of error and superSedeas allowed; bond
500. =,
Bier VS.. GOrrell, PleaSants county; writ
of error and SuperSedeas allowed, bond 500.
L0rrentz Va. I@Isnts, Upshur county;
dismissed On;;mOtiOn by appellees for failuEe
to print.
State of w Va, vs.. Slack; PleaSantS
county; eertiorari awarded to bring uI
omitted portion of record.
Doolittle and Others against County
Court ot CaIell County; respondents moved
to quash the ETit 'Gf' n4aqaa4sglS nisi and
filed their answer; petitioner demurFed and
the case was argued and submitted.
Marshal NJ. Gillian, Esq, of Richmond,
Va, was admitted to practice on motion o.
Judge John Brannon.
AajqpsRsd until this morning at tel
o'clock,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
WASHINGTON.
Hills INTRODUCED By WEST VIRGINIA
MEMBERS THIS SESSION.
Both West Vrginia Senator'S in Their Seats
YeSsriay--Ths Clarksburg Building
Appropriation Reported FaVOrably
---POS.OficsS Established.


WASHINGTON. June 2S.-During the
nr,..,.r, session of Congress the West Yir-
riuia members Of the House of Representa-
lives have introduced 2O2 bills. OF these
Gibson introduced - and Gof' -, Wilson
introduced 80 and Snyder II.
Both Senators Camden and Kenna have
moved from West Virginia and were in
their seats in the Senate to-day. Senator
c,mdrn has given up his quarters on II
,fr,,., and gone to the Arlington Hotel for
rb, remainder ofthe session.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Malone from
N. Committee on Public Buildings and
croun,l~ reported Evorably the bill ap-
nr,priating 50, 900 for the completion OF
the public building at ClarkSburg, and
.,,grd .or its Immediate consideration, but
rJmunI, Objected. and the bill took its
rr,,,. al the foot Of the calender. II will
h pa,,,l. however, before the session
ends.
Po toli,ys have been established ut
C.r,>,.llr. RaIcighcounty, andat HorSepen.
Mcdowell county, W. Va, andA. p. Will
a.,l. auI john Arnold appointed post
mister, respectively.
fine name ur the poS,ullire at Buffalo
>bu.r>. Waync county, W. Va. has been
changed To shoals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
MARTINS FERRY.
4 Days Doings i'm the Town Across
WaN.

WAY.
The Board OF Equalization has completed
its work, and sent its report to the county
Auditor. The result of their labor is very
encouraging and especially pleasing TO
small property owners, who have no
means of making their liabilities cover this
assets, and escape the bancful tax lister:
during their session they iGCrcaSed person.
and real values about Sl28, 900, and low
cred the values on Oyer-estimatcd property
about S:ij, 900, leaving n net increase in
taxable valuation of S9l 900. Still their
power did not reach far enough TO catch
all the low valuations, and it is probable
that their next session will increase values
still more than has the one just finished.
The Democratic county convention
meets in Rellaire OIL Tuesday, July l3,
The primaries will be held Oh Saturday
previous.
John f. Selby has announced himself n
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the delib-
eratiOns of the Democratic convention.
Mr.. HOrnung, the engineer in charge OF
the building OF the water works, has ar
rived. with plans and specifications for
the system. There aro about go
600 in the Exchange Bank to the
credit of the Treasurer, in the
Water Works Fund, and if the
money now due from the bond sale is
forthcoming, the work Of construction will
be commenced abOut August first; then
the impatient people eOfour community will
soon See the sHeets dqs up and Rl9ek:qlded
to the Queens taste,
The POstOffice has been removed into
Theaker and Diekson's building. next tO
Thorngate's hardware store, on Hanover
street.
sirs, John Heslop was buried in the Wal,
nut Grote cemetery yesterday, the funeral
being very largely attended, and much ne
spect shown the old lady. At the grove
several ladies tainted and had to be carried
/ away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
CoNDENsER TEL EGRAMs.

The Pennsylvania r. r. will build an
extension from the Cumberland region oil
Maryland to Piedmont, W, Va, TO tap Ine
vsisSble coal lands Of ex-SenatorS Da'iS
and Blame in that region.
sam Barkley vas yesterday presenter
With the PittSburg ChrQlieie- Telegraph
medal offered for the best fielding TssSfd
made N thirty games
Canadian Government analysts nave ave
found IS Der cent. Of foreign matter IN the
coffee Of four AoqiEeal dealers
Sweeney and DOlsa si sas st, LOUIS ol
League team have been hAsd "a SAt 'S
Ieased for ungentlenaanly conduct
King Victor, Aleck Amen, Miss Daily,
Sst GSodwin. Adonis and Malaria were
the the winners a Brighton Beach yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jsmss Turner, OF wm-
chester, o., were Yesterday tdss&S rom
their bnSgy. Mr.. Turner was fatally inS
iured and his wife instantly killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
CASE OF INTEREST
Being Heard BY the Supreme Court
OfAppsais.

IN interesting case before the SqpFsme
Court OF Appeals 4 that of the Exchange
Bank OF Richmond, Va, VS.. Lewis county.
In 1857 Lewis county borrowed Sl2, 600
from the Exchange Bank to build court
house, and afterwards at various times
made payments until s., 600 of the amount
had been pajd, ihGQt ,he tlrhe the war
hroka out the sheriff of Lewis collected
the 81. 900 hakance from the county, but
made default and the Exchange Bank
never received the money. Later the Leg
islatFe by vote relieved the Sheriff and
his security fromsall obligations, which
left the debt unpaid and the county ont
the amount The hank sued for the
amount with interest and q Judgment in
It's faF0r was rendered lay the Circuit Court
of Lewis, in January last, for SIC, 81. -.
An appeal was taken and the case came
up Yesterday, the defense of Lewis county
being that they had no power to borrow
money. Judge Edwin Maxwell and Judge
John BrannOn represented the county,
and n. II. Gillian, ESD, and J: 81: Ben
nett, ESQ, the hank, The case was partly
heard yesterday and was continued until
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
PEABODY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Proceedings Of the InSiitute ian S"~-
SION al TajruIoni Yesterday.

... . .Ir.H f.ft. krJt,t.f
FAruuNr. ". Va. June 2S.-ThS Pea
I.I, Institute appniGtrd for Fairm0nt As
,,mblyI IN Normal hall, and w,,S called to
urlrra,:r. ". by stat, Superintendent
D. = Morgan. Miss Mary Mckinney and
- rh J. lari~h were appointed Serretl-
rr. Superintendent Morgan made SOME
a,u~ia,,ygy grurrks, explaining the aims
tuI "hl,,j> %, the Institute.
irot. ~. a. Pam ph. ID. ot Michigan
unry.r.sty. addressed ia" lnStitu1' on the
.'N,Iaut JuG Purposes ut the. Institute.
I4- follow ing points Nrrr brought o6t:
The Institute Is a Normal School with
hmilrd rlursa. GI study.
p ,sachrr's professional education
should CONSIST OF three ehmcHtS: u mat
ir, d mr,hud, l&y doctrine or psiEriple.
Ct; Iu.rhiug :, causing 10 know; lectur-
&c.. i, permitting to know.
rhr To-, oi t,Ichin" is the pupils abili-
i Is 10 r,,gat, What hy has heard in his own
1 urguJgr. Ihi~ r,Stdtcmcut ~ the ChaTac-
I ,sgt,i, WORK of the recitation and may bc
,t,.yd She Translation OF thought.
Dr. e. r.. White l.. l.. d., Of Clncm-
4 Uari addressed the Institute on the sub
4 ~ uI '.rrhypl Government. some ot
iL' ,rrorlnt points in Dr.. Whites ad-
s,r'~> -sgr.
E. Ia- Dl,ldrutS of Su"ceSS in govern
a.nl ~. slrl.G tn teacher and not in his
.Urtho,i~
D. Ibr elements ~ power in teaching are
t a. l,voI ra.Aa!a.,hjp ur fresh obstruction,
'tuh rGvFurItiuR: ~ skill in teaeEng;
Heart lr,Nrr os love for tn" pupils; a.
81 h1rahuHr "r will-powcr
NI'> Pulhck, of Washington, WAS intro
aVyrd aud addressed the Institute on the
lblr.l Cd. Kindergarten Culture.
A.t,g announcements by Superintendent
N"ra1. rhr Institute adjourned.
The ,broi,mrut at the opening session
nl. ~. >gr.,>-jng any former record IN
lr State.
'.u'. T. H. Pi,pgui. PTaE &c. Miller,
aa' Other p-om,nrpt pjrzonS, scre on the
E platform
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
THE JOSEPH PAUL CASE.
IL Is Believed IL VIII Fell Through for
Several Reasons.

Special telegram to IRE Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 2S.-lhe
Joseph Paul case, which has been gwen
such notoriety through PauPs pardon for
the killing of Marquis, will probably be
called on an indictment returned against
Paul for the alleged murder Of William
Houtchin, at Burning Springs in 1861,
during the excitemont of the Sarly years
of the waT. 1t is believed that
this case will fall through, for scgeral rea-
sons: The crime, if crime, was Pmmitted
twenty-five years since, and 'aul was
within few miles of the place where COM
mitted for more than twenty years and
nothing had been done to bring him to
Justice until he was arrested EoF another
crime. The old war issues follow
ing crimes and misdemeanors have long
since been dropped, and it deemed
neither advisable from civil Cpd social
point of view TO revive them for tiie reason
that if one case of this kind is prosecuted
il will revive the old hatreds and cause the
arrest impli Olment and trial of dozens Of
Others on almost exactly the same grounds,
costing the State an immense amount Of
money and diSrupting society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
BBIDGEPORT BRIEFS.
Yesterdays Happenings in the Quiet
over River Town.

over River Town.
James Bentley, of Bruce, WAS in the city
yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Crawford, of Moorefeld, was in
the city yesterday on business.
J. \. Heiulein crifhFaied his twenty
fifth birthday last night
X. V. Felt, of Buffalo, \. Y, was IN the
city yesterday ON business.
Frank Malby is in OgplenSburg, y. Y,
being called home by the serious Illness OF
his father. g.
J. l.. Green, an advertising agent OF the
c.. l.. & W, WAS in the city yesterday on
business.
4 couple of men engaged in Scrapplng
match ont on the pike yesterday. The
particulars could not De learned.
Prof X. NJ Collins, OF ST. Clairsvllis
High School, accompanied by several other
teachers, left Yesterday for ChatauIoa, TO
attend the Teachers Convention.
Frank and Louis Elslicker were fined -
and costs each before Mayor JunkinS yes
tsrdaI. They tried to clean out George
Mentz's S,l0Ga QD Saturday night
DIR. John Cooke Feeeited G letter from
his son Charles, at West Point, atatIng
that he and his companion from Ohio, Mr..
A. c. Merillat, OF Wayne county, had sue,
cessfully passed their examinations, anu
were nov regularly installed cadets.
Cottage prayer niseting will be held tDls
,Eeek nj the residence q Ms !; 7. BaSgS
ON Friday night, FRe SUBJECT has 99t been
announced. This will be thu, last tqr aiew
months, or till the hot weather Is over,
Those who attend are 10th TO discontinue
the meetings, from the fact that they are
so enjoyable and are 50 well attended.
The testing engine OF the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company hSs been IN to"n
since Sunday morning, placing thS prs;
suFe o. that part of the line which Is mn
iShed. Yesterday the line was opened ioI
test. 10 the I.auSfliq mill in Martins Fer
nv, and the pressure ran up 10 lao Ponno
to the inch. As soon as the test Il com
pleted the ditch will be rehlled to tht
Standard mill, that part this side OF the
Standard being the only part now uneoV'
cred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29

h..0| 20 .H A'. .liNsf|.
IAFEEE.ww:. June 2S.-Circuit Court
"n''ars IN Writ county tomorrow and
g"'sauuubyrofogr attorneys will attend.
'",rc ihmlr~ Hon. u. n. lEOsaTd. {. l..
,."""I. N,.>,rs. EandcrvOoTt, JayenRrr.
b. Arrhsrwd Others. Quite u number
> Gapa'Iut rl,,r. will rOalc up thls term
f ''uri RipripIl among which Will d.
Boz '.p>r OF Irrrl. Who was alleged to
'.' .r.n whipped by Red Men some
u+ Jso. ua Errl,. Urerl could not
'"'nd 1t iA, last tenn of court. having
'hr country. I!r returned some TINS
'.rT on aad vas arTg,,-d and confined IN
4 ..' ..> lH' p.uN--utiug witprSS against the
.r@ut Eoi mru. several VI Ni2m are
ld'SHnrnt Luuurrs ami c;fizeHs. 'fhe ease
s,mi> % o. on, ui great interest,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-29
BEI.I.AIItE.
The Daily Repors from BrImost
County's Metropolis.
The Sta.,I ,.,,It H.. .I... Az.

The Daily Report from B-Imoat
County's Metropolis.
The Steel works. will closc down this
week.
The bottle works shuts down tomorrow
evening.
Andrew Carson, q miner, LEFT yesterday
on a visit 10 Scotland.
Tho Bright-Light Fishing Club is getting
reody TO leave on trip.
|, Thc funeral of Mis- Tillie pehr took
place yesterday morning.
Several blowers al tho Bottle works will
accept positions at other places next fire.
ID. II. Rice will, In all probability, make
Grand Island, Neb., his future home
Mr. George Thompson and Mis- Lizz;s
McGraw will be married this evening.
Robert westlake, who Is catching ior tbs
Steubenyille club, was In town yesterday.
Ror. J. &. Smith IL IN jefferson county.
attending the Steubcnyille District Confer
enee. iE
The pupils ofSs. Ioln's school picnic
e,l At WM,,sck yesterday, and had very
pleasant time.
All the insurance companies wiD beId
policies ON the late Crystal WinIsw Glass
works, have poid mp.
Isaac Hill, Of Real~flfe, who hss bspn
in the city sese,i days visiting friends,
left for home yesterday.
The Stockholders of the Crystal Window
Glass Works will meet ON Thursday afier-
noon st o'clock, in Cityfiail.
The Bellaire Building Association ard
the Belmont Lnaa (tspTany met last even
ing, bot neithes bad any money 10 sell.
Mr., Esah, one Of the gentIemes who
ase interested in the new wipdDU gjass
works at Findlay, was I'm town yesterday.
A number Of the e,spsoyes u tle Bei-
laire Window Glass Works who reside cot
of the city, have gone home far the sum-
meg.
Hr. Bernard Refrsa snd Mrs. Kentiie-
rine Teuber were ssanlied Saturday eyep.
ing at the tossissce of A. Roedes, Exa., IN
the Fourth ward.
Jacob Bopeysteele had son Of Vim. Dun-
fee arrested some time ago for sfsaiing lptr
from BoDeysteele's lee holns. From uhas
we learn Dunfee was tlse WRONG elnH and
his father has n0w entered suit Cor zoo
for the false Imprisonment q his soa.