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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-29

TAousands OF Old-Time Friends
and Admirers VIII Pay :
Last Tribute.


u ths wsather y fsir tho attendance o. the
1snsTal services Il 9. A. Broadwatsr to-day
Will be The lasgssS ever witnessed on /
similar occasion In the northwest. In adj
dition TO the large number Of Helena
people who will 70 out 70 tha hotel, the
special train from Butte will bring 400, the
one from Great Falls 200, that from Ana
sonda fifty, and in addition there will bs
tho stats. Chairman w. AZ. Chsssman.
Of the committee Of arrangsmsnta, sspsci-
silly requests that home people sse that
during the services both u the hotel and At
me grave, ths comfort Of visitors IL not
neglected. All the organisations Of whieh
Col. Broadwatss Wal Z nsmbor will DO In
ths procession, and In addition Other socls-
tiss with which hs war not s0nhectsd will
Join In. Gen. Eaton has named on behalf
of the b. r. q. T.. p. q. Weed, A. D. Edgar
and 8. 9. Fitzpatrick % the committee TO
arrange for the attendance Of membsrs Of
shat body. The Helena Wheslmen will
also attend % an organization.
The arrangements for to-day are sab
stantially o. printed in Thu INDEPENDENT
yesterday. Attain will leAvs ths Montana
Central depot ~ 1;15 p. 10. to-day for tho
hotel. This train u for the accommodation
Of those who desire to attend tho funeral.
The services will DO held at two =. m. and
will bs conducted BY Rev. +. 4. Webb,
rector Of 81. Peters church. BY special re-
quest Of the family there willbs no address.
the impressive service OF the Episcopal
church alone being used. After the sefv-
Ices the procession will form " the hotsl,
Ill having carriages getting In the line.
Those who have not secured carriages will
take the train. The procession, escorted BY
the Nasons, will proceed a. far 20 Kssslsr's,
whore those unprovidsd' with carriages
will take the train, q will pro-
coed to the n:sress point e re
Will reform and msrch 70 the Crave. Cant.
y. =. Fuller il the mar.hal. The services
A. the grave Will bS under the auspices IT
Helena lodge No. 3, "A. +. and a. NJ, Of
which Col. BroAdwater was q member. All
the Masonic lodges In the city will take
part il the services.
A number OF prominent gentlemen from
various sections, Arrived in Helena yestsr-
day, to attend the funeral to-day. Among
them was Hon. Marcus DAILY, Of Anaconda.
G.. @. Broadwater, on whose account the
funeral has been postpoHed, arrived in
Helena this morning at 2:10.
Helena people are requested tn give Walt
orr the preference in the Broadwatsr fun
pscislly by III. Eii.sons vii leave ths Mon
tana Central depot promptly ~ lao.
A large number Of floral tributes were re-
] floral armchair, sent by tho officers
of tho Crest Northern railway. II WAS
made In ~. Paul and came through bv ex-
press. There 10 also . beautiful pillow,
from. Mareuus Daly, ms. one fron u Com
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A Flirtatf6n In the Mexican Capital.
The City of Msxiso. With 10 square YER
anaas and aat-roofsd houses. are we'll
adapted, especially during the long twilight
OF the glorious Juna evenings. % . prone
made for tho noble and great; here and
there = dark-eyed senorita, with blue black
hair, which shines like the ~silvsry moon
beams on swiftly flowing waters, waves hs.
1ewslsd hand ~ . token OF recognition Of
ths gallant don. WHOSE law bow aoknowl-
edges the innocent I'll, tation. "A firation
is nothing. more than 4 lark, ! little frolic-
some na,tth.' che says 10 she gently takes
lion 70 the summer gardens. where the
naughty descendants of old CASTLE lounge
and indulge in their quiet and beloved
sissta.. A. june evening in the Mexican
capital, whsre the softly. falling southern
GROSS rsdsets . golden light on me bsndiAg
fo!isRe q ths spreadinR. palmetto. il ths
proper those invitations to tho c~otillion
respectful little nothinss. % nicely spoken
and which at times contains : world OF de-
Light. Or perhaps an elegant dry goods
store. a summer evenings fashionable
aboands. A dry goods store il always in
tsrssting TO the ssnorita; the hirtasion ia
forgotten; the gentle tenderness Of the
escort IL forgotten ~ The lady thinks. for
the moment only Of the rich lacss and deli
cate silks placsd iii visw, while orders ars
hastily givsn to the salesman, who notices
the wSll-6llsd pufsS, detains ths lady ana
with % much %psrsuasion 40 possible, calls
attention to their great offerings. Ladies',
june evenings in far north Montana are
squall interesting. Ths long twilights are
inviting that the New York Dry Goods
Store will rom ain open until niis o'clock
evenings, thus giving the ladies Of Helena
"A opportunity to mako thsir purchases Ut
thS great special offerings during the fxat
wesk IN June (sss "a Third paRe).. "A great
dress pattern wesk--a great ehallis wssk-
! great English dsbeRe week. Remember,
. key note We have struck, one that will
be Of great interest to the ladies Of Helena. |
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TO Get Barnaby Out.

A motion was made Yesterday in arrest
ct Judgment before Judge Knowles in the
case Of Adolph Barnaby. who was convicted
I short time ago il tho United States cir-
csit court of assault with intent to commit
murder in stabbinR 4 fellow h%alf-hreed
named Ashley in the shoulder at q dance on
the Flathead reservation. Bnrnaby's at
torneys claim that tho court had no juris-
diction Of the crime alleged in tho indict-
nant. Judge Knowles said he believed he
would arant tho motion but would wait and
write an opinion on the questions involved
and hand it down on June Z.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Action Of the Bank Of Which Col. Broad
water Was the Founder.

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Action Of the Bank Of Which Col. Broad
water Was the Founder.
.,.,;.I ,osx.,.. - 80 a;.x...rs !, ~.
n1...""I, u. 49, ~ !.
aon.an Nss'ons! Of. W. nela nAay ~ :
10 take appropriate action on the death o.
Col. q. A. BroAdwater, the founder and
preaident az thAx i%natitution. The follnw-
a. n-....h,. .na .o~,n;an.- .ao,t.a
'uE p's"A.Diu :, ! "N" 49, .Iops.1
whereas. Inc o!rsGtors OF tne montana
Nationel oanK OF nelens' Montana, as
Z sempleo TOE the purpose 81 rendering Jus
tribute 70 the memor OF tnelr president
Charles a: "a tsssirnony 81
their Affection 2 eateen for him II life.
Aho sne sense q Ioss Mnlon snolr nooy gag
!nose connecseo VIM sAls 1nssisusioR suneI
~ my dea1n; Pc y
nesolveo, lhaS w IeyoRnize ~ ni1n ohe
wnose unwss9leu ~ 4naomisAp1e VIII, IN
pk:ceaen.ea sos'y,sy, nr.'l..ns Du..nes,
cordisli.y alone made il possible to build
W sn.s lnss''as.un aEAlnst s1o auve'se VII
cnmstances " carly Gays:
he conceived y; nc ounoeo ~ ne loste.ed
y; ana ne gave tns osst years OF an aosivs
late 70 us eevelopmsns eng grow!n; sna
whatever Of Its success 1t mas attained 10
the result Of MS care = management ne
neg slways been the friend INC advlsor OF
sn.: DoaEu, q sno ualk employss ~ 90
positofs, always ready 70 extend sno help
ing nanu ~ tuo sWoss Nnu neeoJi
n ne vas enown me same splrls Of gen
crosby n iibefAllty IN A. nis t!anshctions
Win those ccnnecteu wltn snls institutlon.
when cnaracterized nae Pubic Ire and en-
deAred MIN TO the people.
RESOLVED. q we are gfatetui fof the
legacy OF his noble ana unsuiiied chAtActef,
endowed ~ traits tnat endeared him to all
VINO came IN contact with MN. he was the
Sype OF tne hlghest ptoauct OF man, always
maintaining bis of1ciai and personal dig
nifty, yet always mindful that no was
200 humble Tor MS attention regard;
and W. Will remember him as one who was
an honor 70 our Institution, and TO tho
whole brotherhood OF man.
Resolved. That We extend to his be-
reaved family our most tender sympathy IN
their distress, fully approaching their sor-
row. and joining IN their tears.
Resolved, b these resolutions be
sp,Gso az ~ large upon sne fecoros OF sne
DC presented to " family.
The employees % the bank also showed
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LAwRENCE STREET.

The Lockey Injunction Case Before Judge
Hunt.
City Attorney McIntirs and Cullen, San
ders 4 Shelton appeared in Judge Hunts
court yesterday In the Jockey injunction
suit against City Treasurer walker to pre-
vent the sale Of property near Lawrence
street for special taxes levied to open tho
north Of the new high school
building. The arguments were closed yes
tsrdoy and the application for q psrmansnt
Injunction taken under sdviesmsnt BY the
court.
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Democratic County Convention.
The delegates elected to the democratic
and Clarke county convention are re-
qussted to meet at Electric hall, in the city
Of Helena on Thursday, Juno 2, at - M,
for the purpose OF elscting forty delegates
and forty altsrnates to attend the demo-
man, on Thursday. June 8, 1892, and for
the Transaction OF such other business as
MA come before the meeting.
DAVID MARKS.
Chairman County Central Committee.
T. II. C~RUTCHER, Secretary.
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4. {. Power A 60. are agents for the Standard
rotary shuttls and Ellredge b. sewing machines.
Those contemplating buying should call and ex-
amino there machines before purchasing else-
whore. They sre the best machines on the mar
Fat F%HMN fN# @# 6"E~"|8 M~
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Sons of ye,o,an..

All members o. U. g.. Grant camp No. l
are Hereby ordered TO report Al q. A. II.
hull at 10 o'clock .. NJ. sharp. on Monday,
May 30, 1892. W, &. yoTAw. Com.
A. X. MErrLER, First Sergeant.
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with tho Jury.

The case Of John 8. NJ. Neill and A. j,
Davidson against Edward Jordan over real
estate in the west side Of town was given to
tho Jury yesterday afternoon. They agreed
shortly after court adjourned and will hand
In . sealed verdict at 10 =. N. Tuesday.
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Remember tie ninth annual opening next
Wednesday, juno l, al tho Helena Business
college, of Prof. E%neelhorn's classes
in English uhd German penmhnship for
boys and girls of the public schools. Iu-
ition is half rate or 90 per cent discount for
children. New day and night classes begin
also in Pernin and Ben Pittman shorthand.
II. I. ENGELnoRN. NJ. A., Principal.
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All parties wishing evergreen for deco
rating for coming conventions cnn obtain
them promptly by leaving their orders at
the Office Of }. II. Boucher, Jockey h I4siser
building. Sixth avenue. co nes Of jackson.
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HhnfdUI II. DaV1s' HP60iAL y
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
10000 Cumberland (Castle). Ono block
held for delivery in bank.
. 200 and 800 Bald Butte. Will psy diyi-
dend sary next month.
LOCO to 5000 Iron Mountain. Paying reg
ular monthly dividends.
1900 Cumberland (Castle).
WANTED.
Combination tPhilipsburg).
1000 Bi-Astallic ex at a price.
1000 Alps, bed rock price.
5000 or 10000 Copper Boil at 4 price.
Rooms B and ~. Bailey block.
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The Brunell stock Of dry goods must 70
as soon nv possible. Everything Hrst class
except the prices. Call early vt No. 0
South AA0in,
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Agent In Helena and every city in Mon
tsns wanted by New York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid; ex-
psrience not necessary. Address II. Bailey
block. Helena.
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l Owles' Cash Store carry the most comp'ete
line OF notions AID fancy goods in tho city.
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Miss Julia LIN " renee In about to move
from room 4, Denver block, to lei, ErOnnI
floor Of the Same block. with II most select
stock Of ladies' powders and other fancy
goods.
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Notice.
Sealed bids will bo received by
tho usdtrsignsd At the Office oil the
building inspector at the city hall
until moor, Tuesday. May 81, for
tbs furnishing OF nails and laying of plank
sidewalk on north and west side or seventh
ward hose house. The city will furnish this
spcctor. A. HARRtrY,
Chairman Committee.
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Funera. Notice.

The members Of King solomon lodge
No. .. A.. +. and A. M, are requested to All
tend the special communication of Helena
lodge No. 8, ut ono O'Clock p. III. of this
day, for the purpose OF joining the said
lodge in pay ing the last tfibute of respect
TO our latS brother. Charles A. Broad water,
Members will please be- prompt in attend
ance. HERMAN CANS, w. NJ.
NICK FRErz, Secretary,
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Every ono can afford 10 carry = silk umbrella,
fAst blAok, whom tho price IL q Low ~ n ID. q
advertised In another eolumn By tho Loo Hive
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penm.nshlp and shorthana.

STAMPED bureau scarfs, oil colors, only $50 Al
Nm. Neinstein Il Co.
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Eversre.ns! Evcrrroons,

. Sec Weinstein's line OF library and stand
Tampa before buying.
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Try The 5 silver crown fast black hosiery at
Fowies' Cash store. "
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Stamped bureau scarts. al eolots, only NC It
VIM. Neinstsin q Co. f'~'
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You can find at Fowles' Cash Store everything
in tho line OF infants goods.
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Special sale Of figured China silks this week at
Butcher i Bradleys. $500
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Axsnts waots.,,

Mysteries OF tho Court VI London. complete
IA cisht volumos, At The Boo Hive. Price al.
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Great values in ladies' and children's hose at
Butcher i Bradley's. Call and examine them.
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sewer Contracts snd Exc.vstinr.

The best spring weight, lambs wool underwear
for men IN the market 1T The Bee Hive, only 50
per suit.
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Ihe celebrated Jackson corset waist In black
and colors ct Butcher d Bradlsy's. los Broadway.
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-. Special sale on silk umbrell.s this week. a,
The lee Hive. -
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Miss Mary IL. Jnckmnu gives private
Lessons IN shQrthxnd. Room ~. HALEY
block. Call nj once for terms,
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The above shows the financial standing
OF the Equitable and the Northwsstern. I
append = dividend comparison that shows
the Northwestern not only has the best
standing in the New York official report
but also that it does the bsst BY it's policy
holders:
SlS PER CENT BETTER THAN THE EQUITABLE IN
CASH DIVIDENDS.
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san,ssl X. Davis spee,aL

Ladies' underwear At fhe Bee Hive In large
variety ut bargain prices.
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Don't fail to attend the umbrella sale It The
Bee Hive. Prices lower than ever before.
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All kid gloves htted to your hand at Fowles'
Cash Store.
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SO to The Bee Hive for bargains in ladies'
misses and childrcnfs hosiery and underweat.
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year. ~
We can furnish you with hundreds of
these dividend comparisons showing from
two to three times as large dividends paid
by the Northwestern, A. compafed with the
Equitable. As diviaends are used by the
insured as cash toward paying his pre-
MUM, or TO bny additional insurance, the
public can judge which company is tho
most desirable to insure in.
w. i. PHILLIPS.
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All styles and colors Of embroidered chiffon
1t fowles' Cash ktore.
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Eor Sale.

- FOR Sale.
A toy. candy and notion business in
Thriving mining camp; only store of tho
kind In the town. Address L., this Office.
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1T. G. POWER Il G9
MINING AND FARM &c.
NRCHINERX
Quartz ls md Farm WAGONS. ou.rs- l VA N

Fence Wire, Wine Mills and Pumps. Deere Flows. HarrpWn
i aIys sonntt = n and IA e rows VS. al styles and ssss The .oia. Rs.
"a M Hsaeantta heaaqaaIters for Grass and vs1stAtas tse4S u
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Indtvlduat Patterns
" foreign and domestic suitings have juss
zen received by JOHNSON.
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This Srun"ll stock Of dry goods must go
as soon ~ possible. Everything iiret-uisss
except prices. Ca,l early at No. D
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a Tisrtattsn In the MsrIeaa Capital.

!, Wabster's unabridged dictionary, bound In
half morocco. S1.05l at VIM. Wsihatein u Co.
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Force md lift pumps Of every description sold
by 7. G. Power 4 Co.
Clothes wringers from So IS up 1t VIM. Vein.
stein 4 Co.
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Haby carriages at The Boo alive at less than
eastern prices. lall AID soc their fun sized, iron
wheel carriage at $3.50
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Crockery and glassware very cheap at Ths Be
Hive.
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Hemingway's embroidery silks, Japan floss,
Roman iioss And rope sllk only 45c pei dozen at
The Bee Hive.
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Order Your suits.
An elegant line OF spring goods has just
been received. The very latest patterns.
Prices reasonable. j. b. JoHssoN,
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nsi1u ~ Oh 49,
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Legal blanks at tins office.
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nHu HUI6 y HHUtHHT: n n ||H" "1-,@ ----
MT. James. Stephenson, a prominent business
man OF Omaha, ,eb., incurred his life for $40, iWO
insurance was equally divided between two
companies. All dividends have been tasen as
additions to his pOlicies, with results "a fpllnHs:
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TOTAL ADDITION ~ DIVIDENDS:
y! All had E!een in the Northwestern ~. $1.sSi o.
IL AL had been IN the EQuitable ....... BoS NC
Difference in favor of Northwestern in
seven years. on basis OF $4,000 insur-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-07
SWINDLED THE BANK
Ex-President Pinkham Ac-
cused of Stealing $4,000.
RAN THINGS TO SUIT HIMSELF.
When the Harlem and Hamilton Banks
Consolidated the Loss Was Discovered.

PInkham In Now q General Agent Of the
Equitable Insurance COmpany-Hs Had
Beautiful System for Beating the In
stitutiOn OF Which Ho Was President
Former Transactions in ROstOn-HO 10
Now Under Arrest
NEW YORK, May 7.-Charles H. Pink
ham, Jr., who up to two years ago was
is at present a general agent of the Equi-
table Insurance Company, is under arrest
on a charge of grand larceny in the first
degree. Bank Superintendent Preston
and William P. St. John of the Mercan-
tile National Bank, together with the di-
rectors of the Harlem Bank, are the
compliments.
The charge grows out of a transaction
in 1889, and came to the surface in the
recent work of consolidating the Harlem
Bank with the Hamilton Bank, when bad
and doubtful assets aggregating $50, 900
were found. The complaint on which
the Indictment was found sets forth that
on Aug. 3, 1889, when Pinkham was
president of the bank, he gave two
promissory notes to A. II. Wood. the
theatrical man, who is now in prison for
his connection with certain swindling
schemes.
The notes bore a face value of 81, 900
and 81, 500 respectively. 1t ID alleged
that Pinkham, on the same date, issued
his check on the Harlem bank for $14,-
500 in exchange for the two notes Of
Wood. This check was made payable to
the Harlem Bank. Pinkham accommo-
dated several others in the same way,
and by these transactions tbs bank is
said TO have been a sufferer to the extent
of $73, 900.
Pinkham is also charged with loaning
to himself So, 900 on a note Of E. H. Cory.
Pinkham and Cory were formerly en-
gagged in business together in Boston.
They failed, it is said, with liabilities
largely in excess of assets, which have
ever since remained unpaid.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-07
Want S75. 900 for an Eye.

NEW York, May flames H. Swine
ton, vice-president and general manager
Of the American Strawboard Company
of Chicago, and Anna f. Swineton, his
wife, have sued George LIE Boutillier,
who keeps a large dry goods store on
Fourteenth street, this city, for damages
for personal injuries. It appears that
while Mrs. Swineton was shopping in the
store one of the boys snapped pin into
her right eye, destroying its sight. She
sues for $50, and her husband for
$25, 600 for the loss of her services and
medical attendance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-07
POLICE COURT,
Officer Thomas Captures Two Men In q
Barn on jackson Street.

Officer Thomas Captures Two Men In a
Barn ON jackson Street.
For some time past barn belonging
to Officer McAuliff, on Jackson street,
has been the rendezvous for tramps at
night. Officer Thomas, who is on that
beat, was told to be on the watch and
last night he made raid and captured
James Leary of this city and Thomas
Reilly, who hailed from Providence, R.
I. This morning LearY said he worked
in Smith & Griggs' factory until two
weeks ago. Reilly said he was looking
for work and met Leary last night, who
asked him to come home with him and
sleep. When they reached the house
the door was locked and they went to
the barn. Leary was discharged and
Reilly was sentenced. to Jail for thirty
days.
Two youths who were charged with
assault on an Italian named Colo Fraci-
done, had their cases continued until
Tuesday morning, DIR Benedict, who is
attending the Italian, sending word that
the 1atter's injuries would not permit
him to appear in court.
Judge Bradstreet rendered his decision
in the Buckley policy case this
morning. He said that from the evil
dence he did not think the accused
came within the provisions of the ordi-
nance and therefore discharged both.