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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-28
APRIL II. 1877.

] Malmgren ir, pit assessment Falun a %
X Shirsr, assessment Of Walnut. ~ W
johnson, livery .................... 80
J q Farquharson, mdse for paupers as 10
Smith George, overseeing poor -.....- 81 OS
l. Dodge, graves for paupers see. 80
W Butter. meats .............-......... Is %
Hill :. .'.i =. - 90
G Pattee, sal as probate Judge -. W 80
Jos Williamson, work In park .... 80. 7O
II Irwin, making ditch ........... ~ 20
l. Bristow, printing bar docket. 81 30
f NJ Anderson, summoning jury. ..... "A Is
+ U Ostenberg, clerks fees ............ 3 90
II B Ingrahani, merchandise. ...... 10 10
p j Heller, aid to pauper. ..-........... 10 80
Lit0wich d wolsieffer, merchandise. "a 80
D Stelson. merchandise ....... 100 70
U P Hamilton, salary surveyor. 81 20
] Tyler, painting observation-disclosures. 5 90
T. Jones. desk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p 50
o Lindstrom, merchandise. ...... 10 90
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APRIL IS, 1892

+ Woodward, erroneous tn Z ........ 4eO
T Swedlund, sal as co commissioner. 80
LO Wight, Insurance ....... - on
Swedlund, assessing Washington ~ %
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First published In Saline County Journs
April =, 1892
Sheriff-s Sale.
John Gels.
VS..
Elijah Boswell. Mary Bald Case No. sos.
Beebe, administratrix Of
the estate Of David Beebe
deceased.
By virtue of an order OF sale issued out Of
the District Court of the 30th Judicial Die
trict within and for the County Of Saline, and
state OF Kansas, In the above entitled case,
and TO me directed and delivered. will on
Tuesday the 31st day Of May.
A. ID. ise2, at O'Clock p NJ. OF said day, at
the east door Of the Court House In the City
OF salina, Saline County, Kansas. offer for
sale At public auction and sell 70 the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the following dss-
cribed real estate, to- wit:
Lots No. nve (5l six 90 and seven "a In block
No. ~ In Calkins addition TO the City Of Sal
Ina, lying and situated In Saline county,
Kansas, with tenements hereditanen U and
appurfenanees thereunto belonging. Said
real estate In taken as the property OF
the above-named defendant and win be sold
without appraisement 10 satisfy said order OF
sale or part thereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
April A ID. lsse. r. NJ. ANDERSON
sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas,
Bishop d Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Tuesday, the 3lst day of Nav.
First published In Saline County Journal,
April y, 1892.
SherifFs Sale.

First published in Saline County Journal,
April y, 1892.
SherifFs Sale.
The Peoples Investment)
and Loan Association,
vs. Cease Nh 5t-g
Cordelia L. Keas, Kingman
q Co., l.. T. LoveJoy, and
Henry o. Rent.
By virtue of an order of sale, Issued out of
the district court OF the 3Uth Judicial district,
within and for the county of saline, and
state of Kansas, In the above entitled case,
and to me directed and delivered Twill on
Tuesday, the 31st day of May,
A. ID. 1892. at 2 o'clock p. m Of said day.
at the east door of the court house In the
city of saiina, saline County. Kansas, offer
for sale at public auction and sell to the
highest bidder for cash ia hand the follow
Ing described real estate, tO-wit:
Lots ninety-fiye 1857 and ninety-seven (g7)
on third street ODD and lots ninety-six 1851
and ninety-eighI (ssJ Un fourth street tithJ In
Jones addition 10 the city OF Salina In the
County and State aforesaid according TO the
Recorded Plat thereof now on file In the Office
of the Register OF Deeds OF Saline County,
Kansas, with tenements, Entertainments and
appurtenances thereuntO belonging. said
real estate Is taken as the property Of the
above named defendants, and will be sold
Without appraisement to satisfy said order OF
sale or part thereof
Given ander my hand this 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1897. r. NJ ANDERSON,
sheriff Of Saline county Kansas.
Bishop q Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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APRIL ~, 1892.

f c Drew. assessing Summit ...... so 90
Bishop, justice fees state vs. Scott As
illiams 2 %
Ford 2 IS
PHI Peel, con fees state.vs seoi i is
Peterson, temporary aid ....... q %
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First published In Saline County Journal,
April Is, 1872.
Sheriff-s Sale.
Henry Gay. J..
Frank Kirshner.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the district court OF the thirtieth judicial
District within and for the county of Saline
and state Of Kansas, In the above entitled
case, and TO me directed and delivered, will
on
Tuesday, the 31st day of May,
A. D., lss2, ut 2 O'Clock p. m. Of said
day, at the East door OF the Court house
In the City OF Salina, Saline County, Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction, and sell TO
the highest bidder for cash In hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to- wit:
The south half of the north least quarter of
section eighteen Clsl in township thirteen u3)
south OF range four ~ west, containing eighty
lsOl acres more or less lying in the county OF
Saline and state of Kansas with tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. said real estate Is taken
as the property OF the above-named defend
ant and without appraisemsni and will be
sold TO satisfy said order OF sale or a part
thereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
April, A. ID. lS2. r. NJ. ANDERSON,
sheriff OF Saline County, Kansas.
Bishop q Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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First published In the Saline County Jour.
nal, April D, 1872.
Sheriffs Sale.

First published In the Saline County Jour.
nal, April D, 1891
Sherifrs Sale.
Gels Williams
Audrey :. Andersou, LIZ
T. Beebe, Mary c. Adams,
Aaron Adams and A. J.
Holmquist.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
the District Court Of the 3Dth judicial district
Within and for the county Of saline and state
OF Kansas, In the above entitled ease and 10
me directed and delivered, / viii on
Tuesday. the 31st day Of May,
A. ID. 1872, at 2o'clock D. m OF said day, at the
east door Of the court house, In the city Of
at public auction and sell 10 the highest BID
der for cash In hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
A tract or parcel Of land commencing 7D
feet south and nfty 90 feet east Of the south
lands addition 70 salins. Kansas. Al an iron
stake In the hedge. thence running east
about SO feet 10 the middle OF the smoky
Hill river. thence south westerly down the
river 10 within 20 feet Of the north line Of
the 9. w. q of Sec. No. u, twp. Il, r. :,
thence west about % n 10 east line OF county
road, running south from 9Th street, 8alins,
Kansas. thence south on east line Of said rcsd
70 place OF begtning containing about ~
State Of Kansas. with tenements, her edita-
me nx and appurtenanees thersunfo belong
ing. said real estate N taken as the properly
OF the above-named defendant and viii Be
sold Without aipraisement 10 satisfy said
Given under my baod this 9Th day Of
April, A. d. Ise2 Z. NJ ArpERsoy.
Sheriff Of Saline County, Kans:s.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.


CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Following Is the call for the Republican
congressional convention:
A delegate convention OF the Republicans
OF the FIT h congressional district will be
held at Abilene, Kan nj 10 O'Clock a. m, of
Tuesday, June q, lre2, for the purpose OF
placing In nominatiOn a candidate for con-
gresham from the said district.
The basis OF representation for each county
shall be one delegate for each one hundred
and nny, or traction Of siXty-five or over,
votes east for secretary nf state at the cleo
tion of lsg. The several counties OF the dis
trict will I've entitled to the following repre-
senta ion In said convention, viz:
Clay -. 600 ...-. .-.. Republic ..--.-----. III
Cloud .....--. ...... 10 Riley --.--.... ..-..- +
Dickinson. o.. II saline -...-.......-... .
GsRTy. .--...-- ---.-.. 4 Washington. 90. ii
MaShall ... ....-.. lB
Ottawa. Total -..-......-.. ~
IL T. recommended that the delegates 20 the
convention be selected in county conven-
tiOus not later than Saturday, June Is, and
that the primaries for the Sid county con-
ventIOn, be held not later than Thursday.
June Is. The various county central Gem
mites should give at least two weeks notice
of the time designated for the election Of del
egates by publication In the county papers.
by order of the Republican district con-
grcssiOnal committee.
W. II. BISHOP, Chairman.
=. l.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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APRIL n. 1892.

- Allowed at the April Meeting Of
the County Commissioners.
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Baths Baths Baths

Have you visited the bath de-
partment Of the Salina Sanitarium
Turkish, Electric and Medi-
Gated baths. ...........$I 90
Plain Baths. Is
or Salt Baths, in
GLIDING shower bath, with
out attendant --....... 50
Scientific massage given in con-
nection with bath treatment. La
dies department in charge Of a
skillful lady attendant.
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Tuesday. the 3Ist day of Nav.

4. ID. 1872. AT O'Clock p. m. of said day, nj
the east door OF the court house in the city OF
Salina. Saline county, Kansas, offer for sale
AT public auction and sell to the highest bid
der for cash In hand the following described
real estate to-wit:
The ten fl0l acres of land, more or less, In
Jones addition to the city of Salina, resery-
ed Tor railroad purposes, formerly belonging
To A. NJ. Beebe, deceased. except two O.
acres Of said tract sold to the Consolidated
Tank Line. o.. by Mary Baldi Beebe and Da-
yid Beebe, lying and situat. q In the county
Of Saline and state of Kansas, with tene-
menfs, Embellishments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, Said real estate is ia
ken as the property OF the above named de-
PENDANTS, and will be sold without appraise-
ment TO satisfy said order of sale or part
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of April
A. ID. 1892. f. NJ ANDERSON
Sheriff OF Saline County, Kansas.
Bishop 4 Burch, ATTORNEYS for plaintiff
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WHY U suffsr with Dyspepsis
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Wit
eliser II guaranteed to cure you.
Sod by y Purcell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-28

First published in the Saline County Jour
nal, April -, lss2-
Sherifi7s Sale.
John Gels
vs..
John f.. Woodward, Annie
NJ. Woodward, Mary Raj SCase No. 5ass.
oil Beebe and Mary Raldi
Beebe, administrative of
the estate of David Beebe,
deceased, ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out of
the District Court of the thirtieth judicial
district. within and for the county OF Saline
and state OF Kansas. IN the above entitled
case, and to me directed and delivered,
will on
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-04-28
PROFESSIONAL.

At jar BRowS, ND.
N1s Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Surgecr-
speetscles accurately adjusted once y. -.
block. Residence Do south Santa re Ave-
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4 w.CRowLEY. NJ. ID.
Late Surgeon In 18th No. Volunteer Cav
airy Residence corner 9th and 10. berry -
Once: kothe Block. over First Nationsi
Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
COULDN'T SENTENCE 4 BRIDE
Judge I-ippireott Looked stern ~ FIRST. but
Soon ri. Countenanc- Relaxed.

John Doyle and Annie Br;cn wcrc married
In the Hudson County Court in Jersey City
| yesterday. The couple had been engaged for
some time Tho wedding day had not been
fixed. but Annie was out at scrvi' q pat emily
awaiting the time when her aflianceI would
huvc enough money saved up to warrant them
in getting married. She was employed by
Mrs. Neil Campbell In East Hamilton place.
Annie is tnll. slender young woman. very
pretty. md loves stylish clothes. She loves
them so much that in IL moment o. weakness,
when she wanted to make an impression upon
her friend 8. she appropriated silk dress md
u wrap belonging TO her mistress, On being
manded for sentence. On tuesday Doyle paid
hn her, visit In tle county Jail. Ait,rwarI no
stable Misc into his confidence. He told tho
constable about tho engagement. and wanted
to kn"w II It could not IS arrpnss to hayets
be girl was likely to be- scnt TO the penitrn:
,ty n "nt ; M y"nnG % snid that would
and wanted to marry her before she WAS sent
away ne VAS willing 10 wait until the "x-
81 r d w sn' Iao young "ns
loyalty and evident, sincerity. and. telling lin
%aHH @ hs?nssa VI sgS assd IR
rected him to have Doyle come to the court
AefS aH IN j pSS e
his desire and determination e marry the
A and Ss m ess e So fH%
in. and he united the couple. 4 few minutes
later the bride was arralgned berore Judge
stood by hor aide, looking pieadingly at the
Judge and wondering what tho sentence
sumed g. stern Oppression at first, and the
hearts Of the bride and groom fell to zero
Then t ms features aa relaxed Into smile and he
would suspend sentence. The happy couple
thanked him with great fervor and left the
Gratulntions OF all the court officials and as
many Of the spectators rs could get near
enough to them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
ADMITTED THE FoUR WOMEN

TIE Methodist Protestant Conference Takes
Advanced 0rouna In Church Work.
WESTMINSTER. Md. May 25.-Interest IN the
question Of admitting the four women dele.
gates to the Methodist Protestant Conference
from West Virginia, Indiana. Iowa and Kan
SOS increased to-day 40 tho time for decision
drew near. The church was crowded this
morning In anticipation Of vote. After the
usual opening service and routine business
the subject. discussed all day yesterday. was
resumed. DR.. L. W. Bates proposed that, as
the question had been widely discussed. DR..
Murray and Mr.. Appleget close the debate for
their respective sides Objections were made.
and tho Rev A. II. Widney OF north Illinois
spoke in favor OF giving the women their seats.
He said that women were not intended to pray:
pay. and obey. but were helpers in the work Of
Dr. JOHN Scott moved to lay the substitute Of
DR., Drink house. which was to refer the Ques-
ton to the annual Conferences. on the table.
This was defented by vote. OF q! to a. DR..
h his sabstisSte Joshua Miles q Msryiand re-.
newed DR.. Drinkhouse's, substitute, with an
addition. and this was laid on the table by,
large majority. F. NJ. Hussey then moved the
previous question. which was sustained. Tho
the seating Of hs as E
%sn. 81 Yeas and 20 nays ~? This ADMIT. lie
The action Of the Conference in declaring
that the women ministerial and lay delegates
were duly elected and certified changes no
law Of the Church. but rather interprets the
dination. and to I'LL the office Of delegate to the
General Conference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
TWO VIEWS OF"THE CHIMNEY CORNER''
F. b. Thurber Opposes His to Capt Nc
LaughiIn's-Kurtz Gets Respite.

F. b, Thurber Opposes Hia to Capt. Nc
Laughiin's-Kurtz Gets n Respite.
Capt. Mclaughlin Of the Tenderloin precinct
and Mr.. F. b. Thurber did6't agree at all In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
about the character OF John kurtzs saloon.
THE Chimney Corner" ut Ala Sixth avenue.
Mr. Thurber not only volunteered to give
evidence as to tho good character OF the
saloon. but he gave to Lawyer McClelland.
who represented kurtz. a letter to present to
the Police Justice Tho letter was addressed
to Justice Diver. but as Justice Grady was
sitting it was handed to him.
Capt. Mclaughlin with a squad Of police
raided the beer cellar under the Chimney
Corner week ago and arrested twenty per-
sons. most Of them women. John Kurrz. the
proprietor. was held for examination yester-
day and the other prisoners were discharged.
Capt Mclaughlin told Justice Grady that his
attention had been called to the saloon few
days after he had been transferred to the West
Thirtieth street station.
II went there and made an Investigation"
who came there alone. three Of the women
saw there l knew to be thieyes and accom-
trance to the cellar from the street and another
one through tho saloon.
Lawyer McClelland then handed up Mr..
MAY 20 1892.
Hon. Pa,ri-k Birr,r
Of the Chimney Corner saloon northeast corner Of
Sixth and West Twentynith street. resulting
at 40 West Twentyhfh street. four doors from said
pace.
intended to appear before to-day and testify to
his good character. and that he kept an orderly and
Hs s' and On
testimony in brief AFFIDAVIT. which beg You will
sFHt Pss 81 and
TO raid Li.ordcriy and aw-yiolninR places do ) OF
Ink TIA anlp hiE
A. Understand It, this raid was made at 10 O'Clock
at might, There was disorder aud 1t seems to have
been done neral principles that ,omebody had to
he arrtsted-and kt,rz's lace WAS cEoscn. While
Of our citizenship dier that we can.
varying rule some been educated TO thin. beer
az Necessary ms bread me nnye n" 1.sirs 10 dr'ns
same Dr. ale 10 b.y ;h,r Inc or hcer by tho bnttr
and consume II IN ti-ir own honseh"lh. Others are
unable 70 do thi .n h-ry XII XII rec s ,2%n' and
ut tho side Of his sa"ou whl'h - encoseh win
greens and used u, summer Inrinn The upper Part
lodges AMI worS ,ng,n"ns s"cI~.Irs The first ho"r
and hnse,n'Mt ar. orrmr e. as ~, s." ON IN summer
have had cplor unity 10 observe The character u! his
business ~. InrRMh.
Mr. Thurbcr wa. in court hut Justice Grady
told him that his Letter WAS ,rvn'cn:e e,,nng !.
has recently i,"n TRANSFORMED to thi. pre-
c:n"t. which, ng4 c"omr known as tho Ten
drrlou.' b. cause il wHs su' nnscd TINT dis
orderly houses WEI " permitted there for n con-
serve. and tn poll" r"lits Will uphold him.
will adjourn This rynminhtion until june =.
and ask Can't. Mc4.Hughlin to report to mo
then whs;hs: tH" is FIJI his Eronnd for com,
been abused by these I"opiIs frelueuting this
basement he can reform II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
An In.urnnce swindler Caught

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 20-Trynnt Is Crnn-
dali OF buffalo. n. v. has lcen arrested here
for fraud uron life insurance companies. In
Ap ii. 1856 Crnndall insured his life for
100000 In several compnn MES. and then disar-
rcarcd. His clothing found upon tho bank OF
Niagara Falls seemed to indicate that hc ha
committed suicide. Thrr" month, later dead
wife and relatives positively d"ntitl"d 1t MS
that Of Crnndn'l. and u part OF tho insurance
money WAS paid
The insurance companies were suspicious o!
fraud and mn active eliot was made to find
Crandal He was traced to- Los Angeles, and
he was heins tr"ntcd for injuries received
Will" working in the oil regions Mt Newnall.
lie will be taken to Buffalo shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
MURDEROUS TIMOTHY OMAN.
said He Would XIII Mrs. Gallagher, and
Apparently Went Around to DO II.


Apparently Went Around to DO II.
There is long thick hickory stick standing
behind tho rail Of the Yonkers police station.
one end OF which is stained red and covered
with matted gray hair. There is q bear-eyed
prisoner in q cell below and woman possibly
diving in st. Johns Hospital. Timothy Oman
is the name OF the man. and Mrs. Ellen Gala
CHER Is his victim.
Just beyond the HALF Way House" on the
road to Mount Vernon shaft Nc. 1Sh OF the
Croton Aqueduct is sunk. Thore is a COM
munity Of little shanties in the woods there
abouts whcr. the "a1ueduct people," as the
laborers are called 10y the Yonkers folks. live
and carouse They are all sauatters. In
a uunrter Of mile back in the woods from the
shaft live lstrick Gallagher and ms we.
ton in the community. He is employed on the
new Catholic Cat seminary now building on 'alen-
Yesterday afternoon as young Eddie Reilly
was passing through, the woods close to
the Gallagher shanty he was startled by tho
open door and distinguished the shadow Of a
man beating screaming object lying uno NTH ths
Te I q inemen were stringing wires there,
Soon two Of them. Daniel Monohan and
alVsa xh % s the shs1E 79ss
iioor. The man dealt blow and then looked
weapon at them and dashed through another
door; MonohEn :, and sharkev followed and
Don't xiii me-. don't kill me-" he begged.
They took him to Dunwoodie station and
telephoned to Yonkers for the police and an
ambulance. The latter arrived quickly
Mrs. Gallagher was found uncoInsctous
She was taken to st. Johns Hospital
In Yonkers. Her head had been pounded un-
merciully. both eyes werc closed. and her
face and shoulders were badly bruised. She
recovered consciousness after time and
then she identified her assailant as Timothy
He threatened to kill me more than year
ago." she gronned. and guess he has kept
Three years ago Oman bought shnnty near
that OF the Gnlnghers. where he we'd with his
wife and two ycar-o!d child. They hadn't
been there long before John Gallagher. u son
Of the injured woman. Won DiIan's wifi,
End wont oyer 70 the GallaRners lowing
this for FULLY n wear. Then. one time when his
wife md John Gallagher wern.t around. lie
took u run over to his nriehbor's rhRnty and
gave the old woman Il severe t"Hting fnr his
wife and young Gallagher Dipnn was arrest
cd and sent t. Jail fer ten days lyon being
released lie Disappeared from the nluoduct
community entirely. liz wasn't seen .lgGin Tor
n year.. On Tuesday he apr"nied j. ionkers.
lie said he bad Teen working IN Lit. II" Inls.
didn't know what he was doing i.is wife. no
says IL living with John gallagher in BrDok-
Ign now. llN IL 81 years old.
Coroner Mitchell took Mrs. Gnllashcrs anto-
mortem statement ut . o clock yesterday after
noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
ROUEDSMIS UiILEf IN COURT.
Rail Fixed Mt Sa5O1-I,is TNan,innticn SCI
for S-x tn sday Morning.

Rail- Fixed Mt s2,5Oo-Iiis TNnnlinnticn Set
for NIX tn sd"y Morning.
Roundsmnn Matthew +. DALEY Of the De-
lancey street station. who Is accused OF as
sauting Mamie Hannah Of 3lS Monroe street
on the evening of March %. WAS nrraiGnrd in
Essex Market Court yesterday afternoon.
Levy. Friend & House appeared for Daley.
He was suspended from the police force on
Tuesday afternoon by order OF Superintendent
Byrpcs. Tho Hannah girl repeated her stnto.
mrnt to Justice Iain'or On Tuesday night
tho girl went with hos mohfr To- tho Delaney
ALERT H. Mcdonald sht chind the desk
Mamie identified him Hs ne Sergeant who was
In court yesterday he again id"ntiiiad Me-
Donald. who was present. ne denies having
gone into thu saloon with her or bailey and
saws that he has nuacu'ia nj nnce with tho q ri!
nniloy wng nrImi;i"i t" hail In $1,000 for ex-
animation on Tuesday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-26
ABUSING A SOLDIER.
A German Lieutenant Arrested for Kicking
Private.

German Lieutenant Arrested for Kicking
Private.
MUNICH. May 25.-Lieut. Hans Goetz Of the
Ninth Infantry has been sentenced to eight
days arrest To- kicking Private Pestsch. The
Ninth Infantry regiment is garrisoned In
WurzburR. and Pestsch attends lectures at the
university. He is one-year volunteer OF good
family and considerable property In his own
right. Goetz took dislike to him and told
him several times that The would break him. "
Twice while drilling on the parade ground Of
the barracks Pestsch was caught by the
n.ade no complaint. One day whom Pestsch
was practising the goose step under the in
struction OF corporal. Goetz. who was PASS
ing. turned on him suddenly and exclaimed:
You good nothing cur. l will teach you
q lesson Tor your obstinacy"
He then kicked Pestsch and struck him
across the face with his open hands. Pestsch
wGs too lame for two DAYS to report for duty
There is much indignation because the Lieu
tenant was let oil SO easily.