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Evening journal., 1892-04-18
Penslnn Forrers Canrht.

WILKEsBARRE, April 1s.-Louis Van
HOuten, Of Auburn Center, and an accom-
plioe, Emma Van Houton, Of Wyoming
county, have been arrested for forging the
names of seventeen prominent people Of
Wyoming county to petitions for pensions.
They would likely 70 have succeeded IN do.
franding the government out Of $4,000 but
for a mistake in making out the applica
tions, and which resulted in the discovery
OF the forgeries.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
\ rrancI. naoon on,tea.

Since Charles B Ely, the Democratic
Sussex county Levy Court commissioner.
took his seat, there has been a regular
revolution in that body. Chairman @. +.
Pepper, the obnoxious Republican, has
been removed aud Samuel @ Fisher, the
well known Democrat from Cedar Greek
hundred, elected In his stead. Attorney
]. Francis Bacon, who has made such an
undesirable record as Republican politi-
cal worker. has been ousted by resolution
and Robert @. White, Democrat, takes
his place.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
curssd BY a Priest in Church.

DUBLIN, April ls.-When Mrs- Conners
and her family entered Ballyciough church,
near Mallow, 10 attend mass, several per.
sors IN the congregation cried, 'trabberi
grabberp Father Leadre, the priest, az
once cried 10 the persons who made the
outcry, MAY the curse OF God fan upon
You for promoting such sacrilege in Gods
housew An Of the congregation except
Mrs. Connors and her family left the build
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
one Hundredth Annivsrnry.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Del
aware Baptist Union, will be held at
Bethany Church. this city. on May IL:
This union embraces the membership Of
the churches Of Delaware and Delaware
county. Pa. Exercises celebrating the
one hundredth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the foreign missions will be =.
feature Of the program.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
ia Costa versus Parkhurst.

NEW York, April 1S.-Rev. DR. Da Costa,
who has repeatedly criticised Rev. Dr. Park
hurst's methods Of suppressing crime, claims
10 have converted in her own house one Of
the women whom the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst
had indicted.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
colnnel 1lr nn. Paresls.

NEW YoRK, April IS. -Paresis has seized
Colonel James B. Mix, once Horace Greeley's
protege and nephew Of james B. Swain.
At the outbreak Of the war he was appoint
ed commander Of the Presidents troop in
Washington.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
nnrtenn TuIce : Trnltor.

NKw HAVEN, April IS. DIR. Barteno, who
ran of with young married woman Of this
city few weeks ago, has deserted his com
panion in New York The woman has writ
ten to her husband asking Dor forgiveness,
but he will apply for a divorce DR.. Bar
tello's wife and four-year-old child are in
destitute circumstances.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
mora Voc for Herser.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-Samuel B. Her
sey, who was suspended on the Sth inst.
from practice before the pension Office
pending the congressional investigation Of
that Office on account Of his misuse Of con
gressional call slips, has been disbarred en-
tirely from practice before the interior de-
partment and all OF its bureaus.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
7 HAVE THE HONOR

Y HAVE THE HONOR
to announce my reopen
ing at No. 7IS MAR
KET STREET, on MON
DAY, APRIL I8 My store
has been been remodeled and
l have made strenuous efforts
to secure advantages that will
accrue to the benefit of my
customers, that l feel conf
dent will help me 10 enlarge
my business after the disas-
trous fire that swept away my
old stock | will open on
Monday the finest selection of
newest designs in HARDWOOD
MANTELs, OPEN CRATES, AN
DIRoNs, TENDERS, and all dec.
orations for the Fireplace in
Brass and Iron. Tiles for
Floors and Walls.
In conclusion | beg to thank
my friends and customers foi
their sympathy extended tc
me on the occasion of the dis
astrous fire which ruined my
whole stock of goods. Feeling
exceedingly grateful for their
kind appreciation of my efforts
to increase my business with
better facilities. / give to al
a cordial invitation to call anC
inspect the handsome stock
now open.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
Easter at New York.

New YoRK. April 1s.-ln all the Roman
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches
the Easter services were unusually elab
orate. The parade in Fifth avenue wa
one of the finest ever seen
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
raitor crasDer Arrested

PoUGHKEEPsR, N. Y, April lS.-Levy
Crasper, editor Of The Sunday Sun, was ar
rested on a charge Of criminal libel, pre-
ferred by Chief Of Police McCabe. Crasper
had stated that the chief was an ex-convict.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
wILMNGroN, Monday, April IS, 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EYENINC.

Apollo Castle. Knights Golden Eagle.
Delaware Lodge, Shield OF Honor.
Delaware Conclave, Heptasophs. :. W. NJ.
Garfield Camp Sons OF Veterans.
MinQua Tribe, Improved Order Red Men.
Was hington Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
Delaware Lodge, Ind Orde. odd Fellows.
Christine Encampment, I. o o. II.
Wilmington C0nsistory. A. A. =. Il.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
The Radnor,

ll2 South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located
within three minutes walk Of ocean, hot sea
baths, depot and post office.
MRS H. w. SHARpLESS
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
ATLANTIo CITY HorELs.
Hotel Allen,

near the beach; accommodations 6rst-olasi
'e''9'l'''''' w. :. ALLEN. Prourietor.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
HoteI ImpeIIaI,

On the beach; Maryland Ave; capacity, 20'i
every home comfort, electric bells. large solar
ium. CRATE fires, appointments and table nrst-
class: SO 70 50 per day, $40 to SIS per week.
q, w KkNDRlCK.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
Tha ElrirarQa.

s South Carolina Avenue. IS 10 sl2 per week
no TO s.. 90 per day. Every facility foi
ruests. House enlarged; having large airy
,ooms Mrs. E. j. Eldredge, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
Hotel Ediaon.

Michigan and Pacific Ave, pleasantly situ
ated open crates; sanitary arrangement
comp !ete. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE,
Formerly of the "Mele's."
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
The HoteI stIckneY.

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave-,
steam heat. sun parlore. s. 20 $40 day; 81
to sis week, L. V. sTlCkNEf.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
FoR sAlsE-A BAReAIN-N NEW SIX
FOR SAL e.


desirable homes and houses that will make
safe paying Investments
4Dl West Fifth street rooms.
qi7 Tatnan street, 10 rooms.
6lO West street, IL rooms.
Sl1 West street, 10 rooms.
5ll West Third street, 10 rooms.
100 French street, 10 roOns.
1914 jefferson street, rooms.
2lS West street. 10 rooms.
1898 Wilson street. rooms.
SIC King street, ~ rooms.
908 King street, II rooms
llO6 Pine street, ? rooms.
4lo r ast Twelfth street, Z rooms.
4l6 East Twelfth street. rooms,
S2i West street, u rooms.
106 East Twelfth street, 3 rooms.
3l2 East Eighth street, rooms.
SIP Adams street. rooms.
1908 Lincoln street rooms.
SIS Washington street, 10 rooms.
eN Madison street, rooms.
906 Madison street, 10 rooms.
sOi jackson street, TO rooms
Send for other lists.
HEALO & CO,
Seventh and Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18

Strictly one price and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your money.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
Murdered for 500, 600 Life Insurance

Murdered Tor AoofVuN Lie AhauN"Hecs
SEATTLE, Wash, April ls.-William Rad
loff, German, twenty-seven years old, hv.
ing near this city, was burned to death
Saturday, aud there il evidence that mur-
der was committed in order 10 secure his
life insurance Of $4,000, Three yeas ago
he was married TO young woman, with
whom he had resided on a farm within four
miles of Seattle. His only hired man was
Louis Kostrusch, who lived with the family
and who lately has been very attentive 10
the wife.
A week or two ago Mrs Radlof went
with her baby to visit her parents neal
Tacoma, and since then Radlon and Kost-
rusch have been keeping house alone. Sat
urday neighbors found the building burned
10 the ground and among the cinders the
charred remains Of Radloh. Suspicion
pointed 10 Kostrusch, who was arrested.
The man at first denied having seen his EN-
ployer since Tuesday but afterward. ad.
mitted having talked with him Friday. On
Kostrusch's person was found love letter
from Mrs Radlo1 aud am0ney order drawn
for her by her husband. The agents Of tho
life insurance company are taking an active
interest in the matter, because within two
months Radlon took out insurance for SIS.
900 IN the Mutual, $4,000 in the Equitable
and $4,000 in the New York Life. The
money will 90 20 his wife.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
TOLD ALL AT THE ALTAR
Remarkable Confession of Mrs.
Cox Near indianapolis.
MURDERED FOR INSURANCE MONEY

Suspicious circumstances Surrounding tho
Death eta Farmer who Recently Took
Out 500, 600 Life Insurance la Favor OF
wife who Loved His Hired Man.
INDIANAPOLIS, April H. While laboring
under intense religious excitement Ms.
Cox, Of Haughville, confessed that she and
her husband were guilty Of a deliberately
plotted MURDER Two years ago they were
lovers In Cincinnati The girl, who is not
yet past twenty years Of age and is pretty,
had another suitor, a man Of middle age, a
widower and well 20 do. Her parents were
partial to him. A mortgage lay upon their
property. The rich suitor promised that IL
should be lifted II the daughter would
bestow her hand upon him. The younger
suitor was driven from the house aud the
young woman forbidden TO receive his com
pany The lovers grew desperate and re-
solved 10 run away, but that would TAX,
money The young lover devised an awfu
scheme 10 obtain a supply Of money. Il
occurred 20 him that the richer suitol
should himself pay the forfeit Of money anC
his life.
Lured to His Doom.
Il was agreed that the girl should seem 4
accept the offer OF tho rich suitor In con
sidoration Of 81 1000, and should make a
agreement with him 10 meet on the LUDLOW
Street bridge. The money was 10 be pais
there. The victim kept the appointment
aud, as he approached the girl, she coughed
II was prearranged signal for the conspir
acy 10 reach It's climax Cox rushed foI
ward from a shadowy nook and struck Cd
victim a cruel blow with a coupling pin o
the head. Cox was brakeman and th
heavy bar was handled with fearful effect
The guilty couple robbed the body and the
threw il into the river below. No one say
them on the bridge and their secret SCENE
safe. Cox and the girl soon came to thi
city. Cox obtained employment on tn
Peoria division Of the Big Four.
Confessed nj the Altar.
Recently Mrs. Cox became regular al
tendant at revival meetings She coul
find no peace until she tainted at the alta
and later confessed the story as here told
Mrs. Ella Persel Others were brought /
and the confession repeated Since tina
time detectives have been at work on tn
case.
Evening journal., 1892-04-18
:HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

RRE ssMAKER WANTS SEWING BY
IL the week with dressmaker. Call, OF
address, E. J. W., $40 We Ninth street.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Snauenjaen bar / 1890 90 1891
ioitst ct ensslf aipsipriitrinssisl lfnb
opsr i MiQipn &rpnsr,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
st Bar Storfes Siitoricr.

81. s. / aalbOrs bauos fin lib ct Stortsrebe saa ct
al uobuiens % mango Gar bapoe bet paret optaaet af
tllpnelaoenoe ct 90 iamme Iar. st 5uraar Tom Sunuen
enc % Isri nO9le 3aSs oeretsr i~nofanSt Fs en- San; be
iOrlStes mart, % fsi lao boer til Sit i struuo "a ajar
tOr at isse 6sSen, % Sunneu ~bsspnots at lasse 9Ga. Ia
bsrtss en- Tag en- ~frpotslis anebrsn fra 9aaet, bet bar en-
pan, %stsninnlis ben retteIta9e, Der nelote fit aomme. Ter
uopltisoe fig M en- Ramp neQem be to Sanner, iaa glpbet
hanteoes paa Srpiensu @aarben. 9erefter fsi ben
ieHeit TONNE bort, men psubte mart tilbase meb Here storis,
ion etter en- lang ps ipris auebren itprteoe fla pper Rebets
BsfoSsr, iOm %orabtes; bsrefter iafebes egaaene no at
&sost, Os ben retts @tase latte FIG uu gefbbelie al geost
% fine Ssttiebeber.
Den anben i~oreialbt bog 9rppit q. uoiaa 9onmorf.
Ssrnene banbe paret uoe ajaret % Der funbet ct Rebs
ION 5uslen forloo, os M Tom be biem glabe peb at haze
funost ct %tuslerunbt sgs. 9retsu blep meqst preb pper.
at be bapoe ~ioriprret en- rusenos 5usl, os ba Der lite paa
gaaroen fanotes nOssn rusenoe Gub saer Ssne, beItemtes
bet, at aarlen itulbe iatts en- stiae til qaaei o. IQoue
SSS9et uHoer Stortemor. Siitorien par naIteu alenrt, ba
en- Dag en- iprts snsbren bsrtes uppe fra StortereSet.
boor Storteparret bolot en- lang ua itsienbe gasfar. Der
tnofe men, at 9annen flgi bort. Npaen lib berefter penote
ben tubase meo 3 andre StOrte, oerpoa mn anebreu. 6pprs
etter De 4 itprteoe is oper Suunsn oe orabte 6snbe. Der.
paa foriOo be ale Reoet, % man iaa life mere til benz.
Ta mon ~npsgierrig oerefter unbsrieste Rebet, ioubtes en-
losnoe, nns notlatfet u9leln9e.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Der .Itesrst'psfttas
FRA Nbcrnes Veroen.

@prilaen er Stopsns aonse | Mels
lem Airita. Rnar ben ubitgoer fine
oIloe Spl, ba sruer W"'neiter Os Gpr,
iom finoes / bens or ;. Den fan
ripe iitptter be oilpcr. q itsrite 9Dr,
snoog Sgper, 3i9cre % Glefanter.
Raar ben tr9ffer Menuelter, refer ben
Jig up % gaar paa TO. 0ens LANCE
SGnoer refer belt til Sprosn, o9 ben
err imponerenoe, fig iOm ben saar.
Zen lanr fig paa grpitet % brpler.
% sieloer bet for Den Reiienbe life at
blipe fortnDt - ifriper Taus bu @buils
lp. Den spebe Srger aiuerter rplig
uoDret I'll bet er en- 10-12 Yaro ira
BAN. 3a taser ban Sigte paa 0Drets
grpit. 8e Saseren, ON ban tlitter
eusr teller. Ia er SGseren fprtabt.
@oriQaen oil enten ripe eler Iaa bam
libel. Wen tr9ffer ban, ba faIber 8pa
ret nGiesrns til Sorben meo ct irp9tes
li9t Strig. Zen 9jer nogle Eratnlns
ger, os er Dob. Zen er ll9eiaa let at
afltpe iUm ct Wenneite.
Sran9utangen er en- anOen abefat,
mlnore eno SuriQaen, Os uli9e 9pomuz
oisere. 8ens 9pit til at eiterligne
Ntenneitet er nOtiom betjeuot. Minore
befjenot tgr bet pare, at ben / lit 9io /
Wton9t og Wte9et li9ner Menneitene.
WtiSiipnselep Carl 3op ng iOrt9aer
iaaleoeS, at ban en9alt9 / 3uluIatoet
iaa en- Slot Srangutan9cr. De baooe
en- 9ammel Nbe til 2eoer. @n lioeu
abeunse, iOm a meO / 6lOtten, DO
peoe fig no paa 8anoen al ct Stup ps
bolot paa at falbe uoOuer. Den samle
Gbe sreb ben unse Gaining / Nutten og
orog BAN bort fra Stupet. Saa fit
unsen 8anf, atfurat iom maj Banter
ct uartiet Barn. 3isie Nber anretter
for Staoe paa 3uluernes Isre. Be
Sprte pmfatter Dem berior life meb ipn-
berlis &~jerlisbeb. 3erfor bar psiaa
8uluerne ct i~orunoerli9t Sagn pm
Sransutansernes 9ilbliuelie. De flyer,
at, naar beres 5eore itulbe batte SOrn
neo ! I9eren, iaa bar iOmme uf hisie
Serrer boone. De latte fine Satfer neb
/ Nseren % latte fig ielu paa Staitets
gore @noe. Staftet pprte iammen meo
ben boone 3ulu. Saalebes fit ban
Gale. 3eruuer bleu ban iaa itamiulb,
at ban lob IND / Stupen % siemte fig.
San blep oa Stamiaber til Srausutans
gen. gtu pel! - Zen 2beOri er life
fort p9rre enb ben, iom ben tpite 9is
ocnitabsmano Sarl go9t bar pratet,
at Weuneitet n%ebitammer fra glberne.
YoerIisbeberne bergrsr binanbeu. SSi
8ultur ps insen anltllr fan oIte tpmme
til lise game Geiultater. X.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Tor -Gseorabsgoittms
Yliffet fan tGmtne piIoc
gDr.

Manse fore NaturiorIt ere - enbps
en- Sumbolbt - bar paaitaaet, at, bpis
ct Wenneife bar Mpb NOT til at itirre
itipt paa ct pilbt 9pr, iaa fan bet bplbe
3pret / ape, ielu ON bet CT i &aicri.
9Dret ltr9mmes al WenneItets Slif -
ct mt 8epis paa ben Sanbbeb, at Men.
neifet er Stabninsens !Serre. Oct er
bog life mango Wennelfer, ium bar Mob
til ! en- iaa pperbGnsenoe 5ure at itaa
itiae Us ie paa 3pret. Si bar bog 81
empler paa, at 0tenueifet meb 9sben
for Gie fan baue Mob moi til at itaa
title os meb tit 8lit beberife bet raienbe
lbpre.
Saniferen Ssrreien, ban, Der arbeis
Der iammen meo Sfreisrub iom Wtiss
iionar / S%antbaliitan, iprtGller en- 81
itUrie ON ct 3ili9lbe, ban ielp bar rps
lsuet. s ben @sn S%antbaliitan, bpor
MisiionGrerne leueoe, buiereoe ensang
en- pelbis 2iser. 3enne br9bte mango
8reaturer % tiloels u9iaa Wennelter.
Saa beilutteoe man, at saa no % jase
Ttseren. @n itor Glare Santbaler be-
gap zig no for at ltrGmme 2i9eren.
On inbfgbt Smeb bar 5greren. San
bar bep9bnet meb en- Or. SBrreien
par psiaa meb. Snart fauot be 2ises
rem % bespnbte at jase. Smeben par
/ Spicien meo i'm Or. 3iseren ipntes
life at pGre meset banSe; ban lnuoos
fig til be Sasenbe. Smeoen ilOs eiter
BAN meb gren, men 3iseren lit fat /
Smeben % REP BAN libel paa Steoet.
@aar nbpret iprit fit Blob paa 9anb,
gil bet meb 9sbsforast paa. Oct
renbte lise paa gsrreien. Solicit itres
"3en bpioe 29rer er fprtabt!" Men
8srrsien fob Der ubepaselis. Saus
eneite 8aabsn bar en- Spaieritpt. Gan
ftirrebe paa 3pret, os 3pret itirrebs
paa ham. Saa fob be en- Stunb. pa
inuobe 9iseren ret ON % luiteoe ino i
Sfopen isien. Wen 8srreien elf biem
til Stationen us tatfebe Sub for jim III.
berfulpe &ebnius. X.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
SnHuenlaen oa sipsfOrFirinas.

JhPusHouth w ~tprIoi NtitnBp'
ielffaberns. gaa 2ipsforiitringsiel
ifobet "@resbam"s notwithstanding
iorleben i aonoun bplot Sel1tabets las
seuibeuitabelise Raaosiper, Or. Seem,
ct 5orebros, buori ban sap forltieaise
interesiante Rebbelelier. Selitabet
bapbe uobetalt Omtrent / Wilipn ar. |
Gnleoniu9 al 3Obsfulb, Der bar oirette
ioraariaseOe uf SniluenSu, iom ! 2 aar
baooe Itaost Sslfabet n Gang iaa
meset Iom apleraen / 4s Qar. San
troebe, at Snfluen5aeu / be iibite 8 Maa>
neoer bapoe bprtrepet Here T~erioner,
bpis 2,p bar al 8ctponlns for beres
Ratipner, snb 8oleraen / so aar; tbt
Snfluensaen bOrtrep be pelnnrebe MGnb
% benz, Der arbeibeoe nieo Sooeoet,
men aoleraen be let @rnareoe % be
2etfRrbiae.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
apiupsinaoumms. here's gebans.

.Gpinbeipsoumme, beres gebano'
lima % 6elbrebelie, er 2ltelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Chi
cage uosiuet BOG. Zen siper en- nsis
astis 8sifripelie at be hos apinoen
forsfOmmsnbe Spsopmme % uresels
masfisbeosr FAINT Maaben, bpprpaa be
let, burtist os bilist flune belbreoes.
Bo9en, iom er al sanite ualminoelis
Snteresie for ale Spiuoer, ienoes por'
tofrit til @nbper, iom iuoienoer ct A
Gents SrimGrte. @oresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
271s.1s Al glart Str, @bieago.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

aetsIie ior Observation-Disclosures, gift bpab Der bri.
Der Yaennefte til at oire fig for giOsen % glpset, Tom lite
q BET lelp. itripsr fs fra 5amileisIelisu; % man tan Iias.
ht ben er ailoen. bporira be pefbige 3lober uoipriuoer. /
bpiitet acknowledgement Iaitsr fin 4srT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
WIN Are nemncrnfs?

EDITOR HERALD: Tt = following
e.. ping il from ,ne Nashville Even
INK Herald OF recent GATE:
"CIbsOn County Democrats adopted
a solution THAT no one be allowed
e. vote IN said primary election eX-
O.. ut such a. dycis.ve them ives TO be
l.. mOcruts and ia IulI SYMPATHY with
q principle AMI policy OF he Demo-
e. nc party, and pledge themselves
I, -upp.rt the nominees OF said prl-
nary election and all other nominees
g.. The Democratic party Tor the year
lS92, and UPpOrC, stand and aDIde by
al. Democratic platforms hereafter
made, either county, state or LaIiOn-
al, during the year 1892"
Tue above Is not only sensible, but
very timely advice; but it Is hardi y
comprehensive enough. If none but
/ stTaight-out Democrats are to be al
/ lowed to vote, it seems only just and
reasonable that candidates should
/ be willing to be subjected 10y the
/ County Committee to questions
SIMILAR 10 those in the above clipping.
| Now il is a v ell known fact that there
are members OF the Alliance who are
running for office in this county on
! the Democratic ticket, some of whom
are High Priests in this secret-stab-
yuu-ie- the-dark enemy of the Demo
cratic party, aud who have not only
btea having meetings doubtless in the
| Interests of their candidates, but have
had the bad taste to advertise these
same meetings in the county papers.
Could not the County Committee
be called tOgej her aud a resolution
passed asking these dark lantern
fellows to step down and out? II
they will not renounce their heresy
tho n let the Democratic Committee
renounce and denounce them. JUS
tice to those candidates who are
known to be Democrats from thu
ground up, demands some action il
regard to this matter
| TENTH DISTRICT
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Chare ed With burglary.

Ed Carr, about Is years old, and
Tom Cullen, alias Carr, alias Green,
about % years old, are in Jail here,
charged with burglary. They are
supposed to be the parties who COM
mitted the several burglaries here
some two weeks since. They were
arrested at the instance of Mr.. Robt.
Q. Ewing, who was in Chattanooga
on business, and gave to the police a
description of two watches he had
st. The men were brought here
last Saturday, and indicted by the
Grand Jury. Their trial is set for to-
day, but will most likely be continued
until the next term of the Court.
Carr will prove an alibi. He was
in Iail in Nashville the night Mr.
EwiDg's house was burglarlzed
There is a second count in the indict.
meut, however, charging Carr with
receiving stolen goods.
The goods recovered were found in
the possession of Tom Cullen. He
was in Nashville, before aud after the
burg larry here, but on the night OF the
burglary the Nashville police were
looking for him but could pot find
him. Tom therefore will have tC
account for his whereabouts. He
claims to have been in Nashville, anC
his defense is that "anOther fellow
gave him the goods to sell. 1t stands
Tom in hand to find that "othel
Teller"
The officers are of the opinion they
have captured two slick crooks, who
belong to band of artists, and whose
plan OF operation is for one man to de
the stealing and another the selling
so that if the man doing the selling
is caught, he can prove he was some
where else when the burglary was
committed.
When the arrest was made Mr.
Ewing recovered his own watch, hi
wife's watch, Miss Sadie Kerr
watch, and pair of opera glasses be
longing to Mrs. Matte Shelton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

SeieCJlOnS IFOm 'EIleSeuue DldtJcIs
Translated for The HERALD
why have you made the stair
case in your new house so fearfully
narrow" 80 that my stout moth
er-in-law can't come TO see me-"
Little Karl ito his unshaved father
Dear papa, your face to-day is like
the cylinder of our music box"
How goes it with that fellow
Smith who went to India?" ooh,
lie is lond dead First he was seized
by inconsistencies, and later-by a
tiger"
Officer ITO raw recruit:) "Raise
your right leg! Right leg L said! The
| Ounce does not know his tlOO legs
apart! What would you do if you
were Il cOw?"
He ITO his Tife); "Our Morris is
truly a spendthrift; at the public
house just now he lighted his cigar
with his own match"
| "Wife, sew button on my over
coat, or else the girls will think L am
single, and make eyes at me-"
"Say you, Itzig, can you tell me
when the omnibus passes by here p,
Chow do you know my name ~
| "Oh, / guessed" "Then guess also
when the omnibus passes"
The DOCTORS wife coming late to a
! tea party finds the other guests very
much Disconnected by her entrance.
| Don't let me interrupt you, ladies',
| she exclaimed; then turning to a
neighbOr, Have they such great re-
spect for me that this embarrassment
| is on my ACCOUNT" "Oh, no." cried
| the hostess little daughter, "but just
as you came in they were abusing
you severely"
First rabbit: "HeTe comes the
doctor with his gun! Now we must
run!u Second Rabbit: "Stay just
where you are. OF the powder that
| he shoots we need not be afraid; but
of the powder he prescribes, the town
people had better beware" III. Il.