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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
t50pm.-MAIL daily except Sunday.
9l5 am ACCOMMODATION daily Except
sunday
y 10 am.-EX PRESS daily.
sunday accommodation between Richmond
and scOttsyile leaves s;t0 "A IN, arrives return
IN Tl5 IN.
CONNECTiONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the South. West. and Northwest.
At LyrchDurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad Cor all points South, Southeast, and
Southwest, and Virginia Midland rai. way for
Gil points North and South.
At Richmond with Associated Railways for
oil points in the South. and Richmond. Frede-
lcksburg and Potomac railroad for the tiorth.
At Lexington with Baltimore aud ohio RAFT
road, making close connections at Harper'a
Ferry to and from Pttshurg and the West
also 70 points North and Fast.
Sleeping car attached 10 NIGHT EXPRESS
stops at Lynchburg
SLEEPING-CAkS LYNCHBURG 70 MEN
PHIS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCK.
Trains marked daily except Sunday, 'naily.
Tickets sold 10 all points. Offices: 9iS
Il It Hair treet, lU0Q Main street at
Richmond an Allegheny depot, Eight I'D
Canal streets.
JOHN K. MACMURD0,
-de5 Gen' Passenger Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15


Uc was nos 90 10 particular
ipLe.p tlc pm ic..lcllr,
NAle walking De citi er skipped or Jumped;
llcsioOJ upon h.s bead awhile,
And. whom lc went GO bed awhile.
lie dove among ,4e pillows, which he dumped
Tie never could keep Stii a bit;
The locker, ou thought ~ of a.;
He balanced on bl, ear the kitchen broom,
And did scu.o nice irapezug
Which was wonderfully pleasing,
On every peg 40 grardpa's harness room.
From absolute lnanity
The cat approached insanity
To see him slide the b0uistcr 80 rash;
But once on hat mahogany,
While tDins % t0bogran, lie
Onset IFS calculations with - crash.
And since that sad disaster
he has gone about IN plaster,
Not PARIS. lac "a nice Italian toy.
Bat The KIND Tie doctor uses,
when tle bumps and cuts AID bruises
Osercomc q A,t'c. regular, live boy
Brooklyn Standardization
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- ';ic Eeccp.ioii.

Mrs Gadabont--Oh, there YOU are with
your devoted husband, Mrs Lovcmatch.
! ofton think how much he resembles the
letter q. because be and II are always to-
gctlcr
Mrs Lovcmatch-Strongc that ! should
have had the same thought about your
husband llc is very much like q. be.
cause, while he has less TO DO than any OF
the others, inc never comes after Table
Talk
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In Hard Luck.

We'll Quimby You look very tough.
What S the natter
I'm broke and hungry Can You stake
mo for dinner.
Certainly ! can, bat | don't unoer-
stand your poverty You had quito a
fortune left 20 You less than wear ago. D."
Yes. but had 20 hire two lawyers in
the matter and I've been trying 10 get
ont of debt ever since Lincoln Jour.
nal
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RAILROADS.


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-sche
commencing NAY 9th. lsSs-esstern standard
time:
To am leaves Byrd street station daily; stops
only ct Ashland Junction. Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper u
Washington. Leaves Washington foi
New York at 1i:to am.
ufS am. leaves Byrd street station daily, ct
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York at i:l0 pm. Parlor car 10
Washington.
sc m. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
sleeper To New York.
1898 am. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2:fS pm. arrives At Byr,:-strcet station daily:
stops at fredericksburg. Milford. and
junction. Sleeper from Washington.
1915 pm. arrives at Byri-street station daily,
except sunday. Patlor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 pIl. accommodation. leaves byrd street
station arrives at Ashland az pm.
6as pm. leaves Ella arrives &c Ashland 81
6:i2 pm.
80 am. accommodation, arrives st Byrd
street station; leaves Ashland st ~
am.
559 pm. arrives ut Elos leaves Ashland at
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
2. 7. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15

Policeman uo citizen clngine 90 lamp
pos,)-My friend, you viii have to- move
Oh.
Citi1on-Niovc lhic) on. Gra-gracious.
ofsmr I'm ,hic) maxim fifty milsh n
hour now.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15

Large MANILA envelopes, with the flaps
cut of fastened to the desk and wall
within convenient reach, find useful for
envelopes, stamps, clippings of transient
value and miscellaneous memoranda.
"A. n. J. in The Visitor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15

CONNECTIONS.
Train Ne. 81 connects daily except Sunday
IT Keysville for Chase City. Ciarksyillc, and
oxford; az Greensboro for Durham, Raleigh,
Salem. and Winston. and all points on North
Carolina Division at Salisbury for AshvIlle,
Hot Springs and all points in Western North
Carolii a. and at Charlotte for c., { & A. X. K.
bOro' for Salem Winston. Raleigh. Colds
borO'. and @orebead City; 10 Salisbury fOi
Asheviile. Hot Springs, and all points &c
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia ana Augusta railroad tor
Columbia. Augusta Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah, Townsville, TIA, Jacksonville and other
Florida points; also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at hichrnond
$50 an. and $50 pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15

4 man in Washington Territory has
patented an ingenious telephone, where
by it is possible to detect the presence Of
metal in rocks
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Correct Speaking.

My son, you should be moro careful in
your speech. 1t is just as easy to be right
as TO be wrong. And you should be more
studious. While You were running about
town last night was burning the mid
night oil
"No you wasn't"
What do you mean"
Il mean that You should be moro cor
rect in your speech. father. You were
Burning gas not oil. Il is just as easy TO
be right Lincoln Journal
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\ blight Error.

Some one has discovered that 10000
eggs may be found in shad. Must have
mistaken the bones for eggs.-Yonkers
Statesman
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Mining operations in metal and coal
are begun with great energy in China.
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81 r.. e. Cusnces.

American Tourist impressive Aint 1t,
though What 90 you s'pose ! could hire
the front and sides for 20 show our tonlci-
I
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Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. Richmond.
'Daily. tDaily Except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES,

STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. n and IA make no stops. No. 81 stops
only on signal az Manchester aui Chester
No. - stops only on signal at Chester, Contra.
liza and Manchester. No. ID stops on signal AT
all regular stations. No. 81 stops on signal q
all regular stations. and also at Temples apc
Port Walthall. Nos. 81. -, 80, "a. IS. 80;
and - will stop at all stations for passenger
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and @ sleeping car, be-
tween New York and Tampa. Fla. tvia jack
sonville). On Trains Nos II and q sleeping
cars between Washington aud Charleston.
On Train No. u sleeping cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No. "
sleeping cars between Washington and jack
sonville.
THE ONLY ALLrRAILLINR 10 NORFOLK
Richmond. :less am. Norfolk hs"'s ~ pm,
Richmond, 'sS6 pm. Norfolk p:H pm.
Norfolk, 1910 am. Richmond, 1921 DR.,
Norfolk, 'i5O pm. Rchmor d, e:B pp,
Thhse trains also make close connections
for Farmville, Lynchburv. and south
western points. and all stations on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. except the 1888 train.
Passengers for points west OF Petersburg
should take the 9sS s.m. trai::. .nstssdA
RIM, SQ1ll,.
SuperfhtendenS
X. I. D. MYTHS,
GeneSal Superintendent
7. NJ. EAHRsoN, General Passenger Agent
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager. ZAP %
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~ 49, Nomfhn} "phi' ho@htttS-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM.
PANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOB o, nrD PnpWJNpTd, p EoRrw3LKt PoRTs-
NO mont T. AND 3" JANIS Nnd RIVER i LAsb-
AND ONLY DIRECT KOUIE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AtOLD POINT. closelywitb all lines TOR Bal
tmore, Philadc!p hia. and New York same at
ternoOn; also, at Norfolk fer Eastern North
Carolina and the South.
At HEWPOkr NEW s for Old Point, Hamp-
ton, and smithheld, Va.
And at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic &
Danyil railroad for Wayerly. Hicksford. &c
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
jamestown. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS CLASS MrALS.
The ele CANT and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states NaiO.
CAPTAIN Dhf0.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. AND FRIDAY
AT AN. fSIREtT-CAKS conn ECT IN
FULL TlME Tor above named places. arrv-
ing at norfolk about $50 pm Returning,
the steamer leaves NOrf IL. Old Point, and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about 5.D pm.
Through tfcEcts 10 above named points on
sale Oh steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, No.
100 Ma street. Baggage checked TIN, ugh.
STATE Rooms ENGAGED Fob DAY
OR NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smiihicld. Humnton. Old Point. Wav-
crly. and HicksfOTd Va: Washington. u. c.:
New berTc. WASHINGTON. and Tarboro. n. G.;
ali stations on Atlantic & Denyillc railroad,
-eabCarf a Roanoke raj. road. Norfolk routh-
eln railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
genera ly also. for Eastern Shore of Virginia
ami all regular landings on the james river
at LOW Est BATS, and through bills IL
sued.
LUClEN q. TATUM. Vice President.
No III Main street and Rockets.
laNIs WLIsIGER. Freight and Passenger Agt.
4my2bff
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded NJ the Auditors
once Heste rday.


Eighteen deeds aggregating s22.sss. an
average of si.g75.so each were filed for
record yesterday. Following Is the list
A. n Lleweliyn to Robert r. Harrison.
lots - and Vi, block -, Madison street ad-
dition. $50.
fritz Lewis TO Charles II. Adsit, lot IL.
block u. heirs of Sarah 4. Bells inst addi,
ton. rs
Austin A. Bell to Hannah A. Buiiene,
lofs and $, block Is, Bells sixth addition.
q. 30.
Ruth Augusta Huse TO |. R. Luli, 10, X.
Joseph w wilkinson TO John II. Vim
cent, undivided y of lots u. ie. II, Is aud
10, section 5, and the NE. y, of the sw. I.
e, sHs ZIP : ~ range E the Il 's Of ahs
81. I. and the sE. Z. OF the NE, !. aud lot
2. section /, township Is ". range T., 81 so
Christian Baker 10 John Ncc. kepner,
the s !, Of the NV. q OF section 81. town
ship n n. range T., s. 800
NJ ri.hcn 10 Margaret u. fease, block
u, Burke's second addition, S.sao.
olive J. Stewart aud her husband ta
Fritz Lewis, lot II, block II. heirs of sarah
A. Bells sirs, addition. tson
Franklin NJ Jones to j. H. Durham, lot
10. block -, Gilman's addition, 81, 900
John II. Vincent to Joseph W. wilkesoB.
an undivided y interest In the W n of the
sw !. and lots 5, 6. :, IS aud "a. sec 5. tp. %
n, Z f and loss and 3 aad the 5 \ OF the
NEt, Of sec 6. tn. - n. rsE. Tie
J. : Mays 10 K r. Harrison, 10; Is. block
:, Lakewood supplemental addition. SO
G 4 Flrpmiug % {. Hansen. - rods off
Of the east side Of the SE I. of the Ne !. OF
Sec 3, IT.. - n. r 5 4. 40
Oliver Hall 10 T. l. Marshall. NET. OF TIE
NV !. II sec ~. Up - a. raj 4, Saaoo
Lewis u. Cr1ssett 10 Amelia u. Hicks.
lots and :. block 4. Mob nm addition ssoe.
~ -
: 10 10 inclusive. Ilasta's addition. tisp.
Dexter Horton 10 +. l. Marshall. the
Marshall tract except the homestead, 81.
Jpha II Carr 30 Robert n Trimbell. lot =.
block 1. cars addition. s2pe
Catherine A. Aatest to Frank Hartford.
undivided = os lot II. block - and ~ irae-
sional lot :. block ;. kisie's kn4shts add
tiun. szse
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PERSONAL.

Nrs. @. A. Meirs. OF Port Madison. IL a
guest al the lerbcr mansion.
Superintendent kendrick, Of the Had.
lock sawmill, accom- painted by his wife. Is
In the city.
Judge Francis Henry, Of Olympia. score.
tary OF the Tcrrifayial Pioneer Association.
In Ut the Occidental.
Mrs. q. W. 6ayist, her son and daughter,
of Humhoidf. Nebraska. are guests Of Mrs.
Lyman Wood. Mrs, Gaviu's sister.
Mr. aud Mrs Pomeroy. parents Of Carl II
pomeroy, OF this city, arrived from Ohio
Sunday evening. aud win locate per'na-
neutly in Seattle.
George COUPE, of Coupcviile. win take
Arthur Parkhnrst's place ca fesicfs wharf
during the latter CENTENARY ahsenee In
Eastern Washington.
Mr.. David shelton, of Mason county, and
Hon. Edward Eidtl,lye and Captain Henry
Roesicr. of Mhatrusn, arc here to attend
the reunion Of pioneers.
Professor Louis Anderson. George An
dersan aud Miss Helen Anderson. Of Msila
Malia. are Ia the city visiting relatives
They wlli remain during the summer,
unlted states Marshal Atkins returned 70
Alaska On tho Aneun yesterday lie was
accompanied ~ BIS sister. Mrs Clark. oi
Hufsalo, \ v, ard his daughter. Mrs, A.
A Mcleod, of Philadelphia. who VIII
spend a month In Alaska Mrs. Mcleod IL
the wife of the vice pr ks'ient aud general
manager OF the Philadelphia Il Reading
railroad system.
Rev. r. w, 10y, pastor 81 the Battery
street Methodist church in North seattle,
will leave tho city tomorrow sar Chchaas,
where he II 10 deliver g leeture to-rierran
evening for the teacst OF The Methodtsi
church of that place. ON THURSDAY eyed
ing he will sr,esk a. Seusralia fer the bene-
fil Of the church there. lie via then 80 20
OLYMPIA. where BY special Invitation ee
will preach the kaceslaasrate seraon Is
fOre the graduating class Of iee uiNmFiA
Collegiate Institute Of the Methodist klAs-
copal church
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RAILROAD TAXES.



John II. Mitchell. Jr.. attorney for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, re-
Gently had another interview with County
Assessor J. N. Quilter. regarding the assess
rncnt OF the eoinpany's property. Mr.
Mitchell has nearly completed list OF the
taxable property Of tho company in the
Territory. This he will submit 10 head
quarters. and II satisfactory. attempt an
equitable distribution among the counties
through which the road passes. After the
approval of the list by the company, a
meeting OF the assessors of the various
counties will be held To arrange all the de
tails Of the scheme, SO that ali afterciaps
may be avoided. The buildings subject To
taxation will be assesssd in the counties in
which they are located. and the other
property pro rata. In proportion to the NUM-
her of miles Of road IN the various counties.
The disposition Of the company evidently
IL. judging from Mr.. Mitchelfs course. 10
avoid dissatisfaction and TO secure an
equitable settlement OF the matter
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INSURANCE MATTERS.


- &sGStD~a ~ -
About . week ago Mr. Thomas J. Conroy,
assistant manager Of the Pacific Insurance
Union arrived In this city and during the
past week he has been looking around
among the alleys and back yards Of the
business Part Of the city. II win be re-
mcmbercd that on Friday evening the city
council instructed the chief OF police 10
src that all eoinbussible matter. old boxes,
paper. and similar trash was removed from
these places. their attention having been
called TO the matter By Mr.. Conroy. ON
Saturday Mr. Alfred stiiiinan. general man
sgef Of the union arrived from san Fran
cisco aud after spending two days hooking
over seattle with Mr.. Conrpy. the two gen.
tlcmen attended meeting Of the local in
sufanee ngcnts At the ONCE Of Taylor 4
Burma ~ 10 o'clock yesterday morning. A
local hoard OF Ave underwriters Was form
"a ,. Those presewnt as ana WHO Joined she as
Pumphery 4 Hnnford, Turner. Engie a
Lewis, A. Chiiberg & Co, W, III. Peters < Co.
J. W. Mckenzie & Co, Waldo a Water
house and J. X. Boutwell,. Captain Taylor
WAS elected chairman aud Win. Calhoun,
sf Chilherg 4 Co. secretary. The danger
from firr was discussed generally. aud the
fact that the hill portion OF the city Is
without hose carts was pointed out 10 the
local agents aud they believed that there
would be no difficulty In getting the com
fii 10 put Two uf tuissr ho>t carts upon the
hills 10 meet the eonting necessity. Upon
the assurance that this would be done the
representatives Of the union gave the I'M
derwriters 10 understand that their action
would be anticipated by reduced rates for
this city. The meeting was only preiim-
mary one and permanent organization
will be effected tonight.
Mr.. stiliman says thai Seattle IL growing
40 rapidly that the city needs more aiten-
ton In future than II has had In the past
aud they will visit the Queen City ofiener
In the future. He left at J 20 p m. for San
Francisco 1t IL said that much lover rates
could have been secured had Messrs. Con-
roy and s,illman when they first arrived
fonnd the city clearer Of rubbish. "our
citizens should take hold OF this matter
personally and see 10 II that all superhuous
rubhish i cleared up: this Is matter Of
dollars and cents 20 every business man
and property owner In the city" said
gentleman Last evening.
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GRAND EXCURSION
AND PICNIC.

The uniform ranks of the order knights
81 i'yfhias will give their fru excursion
ssN pieasr At EayenDa fsrk, on the Seattle,
Lake shore & Eassern rassFeai.
SATURDAY., fuSE ..
Every arrangement has been rnste 70
make telS exca-sloa ds1s cf the sncss hrsii-
iasfs Affairs 81 the ssEssn- Sarge dancing
platform "a. hera eSseiet. AID TIE F3rk
sisi ee Hsfesi mp ia fEe order for tss %
g3ss9a Is sl4rkt he vel 10 ia<ssss.sa "a,
the great r8incFsf ssxsEs n this i-Arx = wei
worth .4sess-. ard the sascr :. egfssy n al
7xss drink Il TIE first Rsziassas herd
wfss furnish usa = E.sr tAc er~1sssn and
Easa4H 2i9s Tbs tzsssfeTfzs.. ssElszfss& lsszfs-
sag fsfzs I = -. n = p ~ ss.sast ias.sa
s-lsft1ss y IS sse 80 ss@ sFsaDi, F9-s al VIA
AZ gtse s.r7tearsas ~ tie Saxssa- s4TSf ffa q
ie4ees tbs EAke Saa-N sseFaf e. - 8. N,
ssaazd ,, "a. laird II J. n, sazsia al
2. 70. Kctufrsss, 80 p "a. ? n. a7ss y
, "a 4 scae-ai fsAzNgssssssls u ssisssfA.ss =.
sacas 043l iT carried ssgsss aasa iise saa,z VILE
~ t-saE t-sEY Iiisa.i4ssze8 ia fasc essssssz
sim t4aar.l7ss sd t,hsaEsc ISsteraN-
tssgtisas. r-e ~ hzTsisalls fas 80 AZ nae
al pixies esssraS1 1lekets - exezEstasi.
gseu,o zzs1 tzl3. ss-s3. - o-,@sr d eelsA'
IasiieS-
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Facts From Prominent Men.

Mayn- n +. paden. 81 tsfyf.e. o1ss. says.
.krks.ss HiaNt Ei.xif ea,s1Nt re reeaIs-
sDssss4f hcyastli its nnsF.fs I las fsSsercd
s-4s Hood - scsithy azlss.issll. fasss.sisiE
= s-srera lEz-s fF8m i-sessa fssis5asas Efss-
is4ss.s. Cd lsssgs.lsss By TIC Pkysses@sls in a.
tzasi1nee
ssafe seazsAar carY@nssE. 81 Nlrhszzs1
szgs, - haze u>sss AExer's sslnas. ? xir
xsseH al rise sas.ssl. a2d t.s-e1 .zsts3ez ~ -
ssE.gei mr.
gsss H3z4rassa. "a the erayssoy 81 fae I.
& IN = z r.. al EixsA-1, Ind, sEYs. AZ
irr suffering for - Ys9-z vita SAX kae-sss,
va ezrssl by s2sfng sazs ssostlss Of 4ckes's
BsaSs1 E7zxlr."
, Aeksrss Fsesa.s Etsxty "a 81 CT gssGsaz-
| saae hy a i. zTEMAi.s. s@-s3y
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STABBED IN THE DARK.


John Ffelden Assaulted In his own
Cabin by I'm Intruder.
Early Sunday morning when John Field
en-. iaborer on the Seattle, Lake Shore
and Eastern railroad. went to his cabin In
North Seattle, between s'Queen Anne
town" and Lake Union. he found . st.an-
ger there. He asked the man what he was
doing there and received the reply that he
was fisherman who had been working all
day and did not want to walk down town.
Fielden paid no more attention TO him but
disrobed and went to bed. Before retiring
he took about $40 out Of his pocket and
PUT 1T IN ONE OF HIS SHOES
For safe keeping, when he arose In the
morning the money was gone as well as the
fisherman. Fielden went ont aud did not
return until late Sunday evening. He
struck n light and was surprised 10 End the
same alleged fisherman in the cabin.
Ficlden asked him II he had taken the
money. In reply the intruder hit him q
heavy blow on the head with some blunt
instrument. partially stunning him. The
man drew a large knife and
ArrasPTEp To KILL FfELDEs.
The light was cxtinguishcd in the melee
and he only succeeded In woundine
Fieiden In the left arm. Mr.. Fieldcn ran
out of the cabin and down Front street TO a
physicians Office where he had his wounds
dressed There was cash In his arm from
the shoulder 10 the elbow, that required
fifteen stitches to close. The officers have
been looking for his assaiiant, but up TO
the present time without success
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Yesterday - Gsand jury returned ~
nsi's szniHst Nc lDdiens, knxrf ana rru
1ernnseh, for murder IN IL Grs4 eerrre
The pF5ssnen were arruf<ved "a r5x~r
unti I'D o'eze<k this afferneou n p,~nd-
These 1n6ianS. n Will b. rxrsesnb~s,d. -
charged with the Eur1<r a Poker SIR
and Charles kennoa. hoth Indiana. q Rer-
ton. ON the night Of February 81 me In
diAns were engaged In
4 DErxKxx cxncrsAEx
when sam end Charlie were fatally Ax~d
Indian saf1is, the wifs os Poker Sam. save
The Information on which fhe prfsorer1
were arezfed Dsn esd Roger and ne
1pdies IL the dead men were brDssxft 20
seatfie The fe5scwinx night A coro1er's
Inquest uAs hen and the tury dccidcd
that the Numbered men earne 70 th~ir
deafhs through knife wounds lahsc1ed b
unknoun parties Then followed the
nemor1ble
coxvLlcr o. Arrxos1sy
Between Prosecuting Attorney Ronald on
one side and Sheriff CochfApe and Jusgice
soderterx On the other the prosecuting
evidence upon which 70 convict the ms
oner ard he had such IN unsatisfactory
experience with Iudian ea3x genc-aiyy.
that he ordered the skez.a and Justice
sodsrbeFx 70 discharge sarss. saying that
Ne WU0t4 nom t0EI8 r8Hta -<s-tfrt~4Htt fDf
the prisoner board o<herw -. 1ae sher-
Ia and the jussiee refused TO secesie to the
demand. bat instead coliected mass Of
evidence, UPON which Justice koderterg
held The pgisonen for the grand Jury. he
saying Ct that time that 'sbe had no expec-
taficn that they woald be convicted and
doubted IL they would even Be indicted,
becatse fhe pfoseeutiug attorney SEEMED
determined NOT 70 prosecute them. Owing
10 Prosecuting Attorney Rerslds previous
attempt 10 have
rHx MEN RELKA<ED
Because be did not consider thai there was
Sufficient evidence upon which to convict
them, he was naturally aveyse 10 conduct
ing the ease and ct his request. Attorney
General Aeteaife prevented the ease Ia the
grand jury yesterday and VIII also assist In
IL he does not take entire charge Of the
prosecution
oyHxH nArrKEs.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald was given
until noon today 20 die as7idaylfs axHins,
granting change Of venue In the case of
George b. Hin, ex-coauty treasurer. chArg-
ed with sppropristing county fuads
Owing 10 an error In the dates mentioned
In the indictment against Justice nosierberg
and John Arthur. the grand jury returned
corrected Indictment
The ense Of a. swanson. charged with an
assault with deadly weapon. Vas tried
aud submitted 70 the Jury af 5 o'clock with
instructions 10 bring In sealed verdict
this morning
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