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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

We are haunted by an ideal life, and
il is because we have within rs the begin
ming and the possibility of it.--Philip
Brooks
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

l. YoUR blood poor, Take Beecham ;
Pills l. your liver out OF order. Use
Beecham's : Pills. 25 cents a box.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

dians." Ali their peculinrities tTSsii;icns.
habits, In fact, their whole life and Gus
toms are told in manner which viii
interest the reader and hold attentiot
60 the end. The book also explains ouI
connection with tho tribe, how IL came
about and what has come from IL. The book
Is profusely illustrated and contains nearly
2oop.p.
While this edition lasts we will send
copy free to all who apply. enclosing three
f-cent stamps to pay cost OF postage.
We will guarantee to I'll eli requests rew
ceived within the next two weeks follow
ing the appearance OF this advertisemenL
but may not be able to do so later. IL Is
for your interest, therefore 10 send at oAce.
Address
HEALY BIGELOw,
62I Grand Avenue. New Haven. Conn.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

The tomb of Noah is supposed to lie
in the small town of Nakhtchevan. on
the plain of Ararat. The burial place
is at the side of the broken walls Of an
abandoned fortress in the midst OF a
vast plain which is literally covered
with the remains of bygone glories.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

Frank Phillips. OF SAN Francisco. Is In
ST. Paul trying to get on match FOR
shadow" Msbcr. the Austrian weltert
weight The latter has backing for u. 500
aud il willing to ftyhs either Jimmy Grit
an or Dick Moore
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

A Michigan man has invented A. antc-
matte brake for bicycle suikies, which is
designed to prevent the sniky rGnLiag
uuder the horse In case of his rearing and
throwing him over backward on tie
driver.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

The Great Pitch lake OF Trinidad
covers ninety-nine acres and contains
millions of tons of so-called pitch.
This is in reality a mixture of asphalte
and oil, which is continually oozing up
through cracks and crevices beneath
the pressure of the strata of rock
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

The miserab ablest day we live there i
many a better thing 10 do than die. Oar
ley
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06
Grain an 4 Provisio,l

CHICAGO, May ].
Flour-Spring patents, So oosa9o; win
;er patents, t3 S0(g+l0
Wheat-Cash, lie; Nay. !4c
Corn--lash, Al lsc; May, iSssc.
Oats-No. = white, no sales; No. 3white.
30(ac34c
Rye--5Oc
Barley--62c.
Flax-$i.i3is.
Timothy-:4l0 10 per cwt.
Whisky-st.i3.
Pork-Cash, ei9 05; July, sis.5a.l 4
Lard--Cash. 10. s2bs july, 1869
Ribs-Cash, $40 l2l,; July, 80 l2l
Shoulders-e9 75(9 1000.
Short Clear-&l0. 25(Qi0.50
Cheese Cheddars. 10s4t6illsc; flats, iiCa
llsfe; Young Americas, 1i4ai2c.
Butter-Creameries, 2iSsle; dairies %
(d2Sc.
Exgs-l$iS
Hides-Heavy and light green salted.
fully cured, 4a&lSc; salted, 4c; green,
2ls(d3S4c; green salted calf, SsstG9c
Tallov'-u Unchanged; No. !, Sc; No. ,,
lsc. cake. size
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Mjnneap,Iis.

MINNEAPOLIS, May l..
Closing April. 63sxc; May. .6ssxc.
On track-No. hard, 6li5c; Nc. north.
erp, 6S904c.
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ABSOLUTELY FREE.
A Thrilling Book, To Any
Reader Of This Paper.
Tells All About the Indians.

Latest Publication In Its Line, Entitled
"Bife and Scenes Among the Kickapoo
Indians"-ContainsN Nearly Two Hun
dred Paxea-sent FREQ TO Everybody.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06

In order to make the
public familiar with the
habits, manners, ct.stomy
and history OF one OF the
oldest tribes OF Americas
Indians cxtant, we have
published o, greatexpenss
n large edition OF a work
entitled "Life and Scenes
,t,a Et,kaNnn Tns
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-05-06
TIE MARKETS.
Live Stoct.

SIocN CITY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15

d'entree de la maison ct s'etait m
presse d.aller ayertir lie commissaire
de police.
&c fonctionnaire arriva bientot
accompagne de son secretaire.
NJ. d'Humbart,a peine revenu de son
reimbursement, ne put q~u'articuler
ces deux mots: Ma femme I. EN-
indignant du geste la porte de son
logis.
II fallait done penetrer dams Zap
partement. LIE commissaire donna
un vigoureux coup de sonnettc ct
deux minutes plus tard la cuisiniere
ouvrait la porte. Toute entiere a ses
casserolles, ellie ne savait pas du tout
&c que signifalt &c movement inu-
site.
Oh est votre maftresse? deman-
Ola lie commissaire.
-Mais dams lie salon. sans Goute.
-C'est bien, conduisez-nous.
LIE commissaire, avant d'entrer,
await prize les assistants d'aider NJ.
d'Humbart a Sc r~elever ct de Fame
ner q sa suite.
&c ne fut pas sans peine qu'on mt
debout ce corps sans anne. On V
parvint dependant, ct NJ. d'Humbart
fut q peu pres litteralement porte
dams lie salon.
Tin spectacle horrible s'offrit a tous
les regards.
LIE jour tombalt en- &c moment,
mais il eclairait assez pour qu'on put
Sc rendre compte de cette lugubre
scene.
Suite al proclaim numero.
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No. l. ~FEUILLETON
LES
CHATIMENTS.
PAR EsCoFrIER.
PAR EscoFrIER.

LIE lundi 4 octobre 1859, pendant
lapres-midi, lie salon de conversation
de Fun DIES cercles les plus elegants
du boulevard %presentait une ANNA
ton inaccoutumee a cette heure de Ia
journee.
&c nest pas gully edt une assem-
blee generate DIES membres du Ger
Gle, nj quill s'agit dune affaire impor-
tante.
LIE hasard seul await reuni I'm assez
grand nombre dc personnes.
On commeneait a revenir DIES villes
d'eaux ct DIES bains de mer, ct chacun,
en- %reprenant pied a Paris, passait
par lie Cercle pour Sc remettre au
courant du movement mondain.
Les recits de voyages, les anec-
dotes, les bons mots, les medisances
Sc c~roisaient dams I'm cl;quetis etour-
distant.
Tn jeune homme, que ron appe-
lait ale petit vlcomte" etait surtout
entoure il %revenait de Babe.
-Voulez-vous, disait-il, I'm scan.
dale de premier choix ct tout neuf
-Oui
-Voici: Une dame legere etait a
Babe avec Pun de ses protectors.
Par caprice, par ennul, on par
amour de Part, ellie await voulu jouer
la comedie !; prenant. son parsonage
au serieux, ellie etait tombee amou.
reuse, parole ! de son amoureux. II
y a hut jours, lie lendemaln de Ia
representation, ills Sc ~promenaient.
ellie ct lui, au milieu DIES ru;nes du
chateau d'Eberstein, quand lie pro
tecteur parait. Sans daigner meme
s'apercevoir de la presence dun tiers,
lie protecteur offre son bras a la
dame ; mails lautre Sc redresse sur
ses petits ergots ct veut defendre sa
belle. LIE %protecteur fait I'm geste
avec 50 came a; il parait que lie petit
monsieur nest pas endurant, il Sc met
a taper avec une vigueur que je n'au.
rails pas soupeonnee. A Ia suite
dune scene de pugllat, de boxe ct de
s%avate, lie pr~otecteur, precipite du
haut dun rocher, etait lalsse pour
mort dams n fondriere.
Eft qua fait la dame ? demanda
quelqu'un.
Ellie a ri CONNIE une petite folle ;
lie lendemain ellie repartalt pour
Paris. .avec lie troisleme larron, ma
turellement.
Ties joli |! tres joli :! s'ecria-t-on
en- ch9ur ; mails lie nom de la dame -?
Comment ! vous ne l'avez pas
devine ? C'est la Saint-Gaudens.
parbleu !!
Plus bas, nialheureux, dit I'm des
assistants, NJ. d'Humbart est la.
En- efet, NJ. d'Humbart ct son IL
time, son inseparable, NJ. de Wendell,
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ArEL1ER -TYPoGRAPH1oUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel neeessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'ex6cuter tons les ouvrsges
typographiques qui nous seront comics. LIE
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circus
laires, etc., seront imprim6s dams 10 plus bre
delai ct a des prix jul d6aent toute concur
renee.
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ADJOURNMENT.
ANNONCES.

o. cerre de 10 !:gnes: lere. insertion, $l.5o
81 2me, rs
" Insertion add SO
Toute annonce indignant la profession
i. ses. mar an. d,ayance. IS 90
Annonce lie candidate, d'avance......l 10 90
EecrOlogie, par III
Toute annOnce commercials publiee q Ian
nee sera ins6ree au taux de so cents par pOuce
pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce dout le nombre d'insertions
q est pas specific sera inseree iusQu'a nouvel
ordre au taux 0rdinaire.
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M. de Velndel etalt poursulvl par
la mauvaise chance. II perdait tou-
jours.
A la fin, impatiente, IL await quite
la partie, ct s'elancant vers lie groupe
DIES causeurs:
ST d'Humbart n'etait pas mon
ami, s'etait-il ecriG ..je l'appellerais
Troppmann !!
Cette exclamation nsetait pas dun
supreme bon govt mais ellie rame.
matt tous les esprits au crime horrible
qui faisalt a cette epoque la preoccu-
patton de la France entiere.
NJ. d'Humbart n'avait pas eu la
mauvaise idee de Sc facher de lapos.
trophe de son ami tout au c~ontraire,
il prlt n part active a la discussion.
Lon deraisonnait bien quelque peu,
malgre la presence dun JUICE din
struction du tribunal de premiere in
stance de Ia Seine, qui ecoutait en-
souriant.
-Puisque ia etc interpelle, je
dois donner mon avis, dit NJ. d'Hum-
bart en- tendant la main 4 NJ. de
Wendell, pour bien lui prouver quill
ne lui gardait pas rancune.. Je crois
que Troppmann ma pas ct de chance.
II await Acknowledgement pris ses
measures !; 81 bien que les cadavres
de madame Klnck ct de ses cinq
enfants etant decouverts, Ia justice ct
Ia presse current tout dc suite 4 la
culpabilite du pere de famille ct du
fills aine. De plus, Troppmann ne
TAFT pas sous reil de Ia police ; il
n'avalt pas d'antecedents judiciaires ;
ct c'est Ia lie point essentiel. Je suis
certain qu'un grand nombre de crimes
restent impunis parce que la justice
ne soupeonne pas ct ne peut pas
soupconner les vrais coupabIe.
-Vous avez ~raison, dit lie JUICE, ct
c'est bien ce qul rend la mission DIES
magistrats instructeurs 81 delicate ct
81 difficile.
-Oui, ~messieurs, ajouta NJ. d'Hum-
bart, je pretends quill est tres facile
a I'm homme, repute honnete, de CON-
METRE un crime sans etre aucune-
ment lnquiete, sill est habile, sill a
du sang-froid, sill prend bieu ses
measures.
oh ! oh !! dit NJ. de Wendell,
ceci est du paradoxe tout pur. tn
serais bien embarrasse de bonner I'm
exemple.
Pas du TOUT.
-Mais encore -.
NJ. d'Humbart Sc tut. Son am
fxait sur lui I'm regard ardent
CONNIE pour lie METRE au def dc
contlnuer.
-Croyez-moi, dit lie JUICE, restez
dams les generalites. lie terrain est
trop brilliant.
-Mais non, je vous assnre reprit
NJ. d'Humbat, qui Sc sentait pousst
par l'impatience dies assistants
Tenez, j'etablis un hypothese per
sOnnelle. Je suis richie, ma femme
par elle-meme ma pas de fortune.
Tout lie monde salt que nous vlvons
en- bonnie intelligence, que je mai
contre ellie aucun motif de haine, au
contraire. SUPPOSE que, pour une
raison GU pour une autre, je la tue. .
Mails yous etes lugubre, dit un
de ses amls.
-C'est une simple supposition,
messieurs !; je la fails precisement
parce que vous savez tous que je
suis a mile lieues d'avoir IN projet
parcel.
NJ. d'Humbart passait, en- effet
pour etre tres heureux en- menage
cent fois on lavait appele lie mari
modele, ct il acceptait volontiers, a
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lie pensez blen Jal pris mes precau-
tons pour que mes gems n'entrent
pas au salon ct j'ai choisi I'm jour on
aucune visite nest probable.
Avant de sortir, j'ai bouleversai les
meubles.. J'ai enleve DIES bijoux, de
Pargent.. En- rentrant a mon heure
habituelle, je suis saisi d'horreur en-
presence du terrible tableau aui
s'offre a mes yeux.. Je me pr6cipite
CONNIE un fou dams ~l'escalier. .Je
erie A lassassin l.. au secours !
Les auditeurs de NJ. d'Humbart
etaient vivement ct peniblement i'm
pressionnes; In silence glacial ac-
cueillait ses paroles; il sen apercut,
ct eclatant de rire, mais dun rire
force, il a%jouta:
-Je vous lie demande, messieurs
quelqu'un an monde m'accuserait-il
d'avoir tue ma femme? La justice
ne chercherait-elle pas DIES voleurs
lmaginaires =?
Decidement, NJ. d'Humbart await
etc trop loin. Son hypothese await
amene une certaine c%ontrainte. La
conversation Sc trafna peniblement,
embarrassee, sans suite. LIE groupe
diminuait peu a peu a chaque ms
tant, IN DIES auditors s'isolait pour
lire I'm journal, GU passait dams un
autre salon.
N. de Wendell, qui tout a rheure
await plus particulierement excite son
ami, s'etait eloigne Pun DIES premiers.
L'incident fut ainsi termine de
nouveaux ~arrivants irent diversion
ct Ia conversation prit Inc tout
autre t~ournure.
M. d'Humbart lui-meme oublia
bient6t toute cette afaire ct sortit de
tres bonnie heure pour profter dun
des derniers beaux jours.
Sa bonnie humeur lui etalt rev enue.
Tn excellent cigare aux levres, il
fana quelque temps sur lie boulevard,
puts Sc dirigea vers les Champs
Elysees.
NJ. d'Humbart habitat boulevard
M~alesherbes. Son appartement occu-
pait une partie du premier etage dun
DIES splendides hotels qui bordent &c
boulevard de creation recente.
lis vivaient en- somme assez SIM
plement ct sen trouvaient tres blen.
. A six heures ct demie, NJ. d'Hum-
bart rentrait chez lui. LIE concierge
lie Wit passer ct lie salua CONNIE a son
habitude.
Quelques minutes plus tard, on
entendit la porte du premier etage Sc
fermer avec fracas ct NJ. d'Humbart
crier
Au secours ~. a l'assassin b..
La voix de NJ. d'Humbart trahis-
salt la plus violente emotion ellie
etait 81 vibrante a la fois ct 81 deses-
perez, QUEEN I'm instant tous les
locataires de la maison accoururent.
lis t%rouverent NJ. d'Humbart sur
lie palier du premier etage, a la porte
dc son appartement.
Get homme, don't la physionomie
etait d'habitude calme ct placide,
await les traits decomposes ct affreu-
sement pales.
On lentoura ave- une sincere
sympathie, mails il ne put bonner
aucune exploitation. II repetait ma
chinalement ces deux cris Au Sc
cours ! a ~rassassin
Bient6t, vaincu par l'emotion, il Sc
laissa choir sur Ia premiere marche
de Pescalier ct s'affaissa dams une
morne torpeur.
Embarrassment, en- sortant de
son appartement, il await tire la porte
a lui, ct cette porte s'etait fermee.
Personne ne put penetrer.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Clerks Office Parish of La.
fOurche.

hereby certify that the within and fore
going copy OF Act of Incorporation was this
day duly recorded in Miscellaneous Book No.
z at pp 7l2 ct seq. and of record in NV office.
o. In testimony whereof witness NV
LIS. hand and seal of office this I4th
(~~) day of June A. D.. 1888.
CHARLES j. BARKER.
Clerk of Court and Recorder OF Mortg ages
and Conveyances.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
TWO FAST RIDES.
The Heallons Gallops of DICK Turpin ane
squire Osbalde stOne.

The Headlons Gallops of DicR Turpin and
squire Osbaldestone
Foremost among English feats OF horse.
manship We have one which for generations
has been represented in the circus ring.
Dick Turpin's famous ride from London to
York has taken its place among nursery
legends; nevertheless it was actually per-
formed, and stands as q records of ita
kind. Ths highwayman, riding with the
very best reason in the world-the safety of
his neck-covered the distance OF over 2OO
miles in a little under twelve hours. This
performance stands alone es the longest
and fastest journey on the Same horse.
Most Of the long rides Of which records OK
ist have been made for wagers. Such
records are, therefore. reliable.
Squire Osbuldssone's undertaking to
ride 200 miles in ten hours, which he &C
complishsd so successfully, is one of the
most remarkably fests of endurance in the
cruelty. The squire rode his race ON the
Newmarket race course, changing his HORSE
every fourth mile. Four miles is a safe
limit for such n purpose, as that splendid
horseman knew. Ihree-miie laps could
have been covered in time relatively q little
better, but q sound horse in fnir condition
| could do his our miles without distress II
such time az to make that distance, with
the subsequent reduction in the number OF
changes the most suitable for the purpose
Mr.. Osbaidestons used sixteen horses TO
his task, and rode standing in his stlrrup
like a Jockey, while he kept his mount a
best speed from start to finish Of it's four
mile heat, having quite a 'set-tom with M
pace maker at the end of each. The squir'
was q harl man and in good training. Sc
| suffered no bad effects from his exertiona
Chambers journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
A BUTTE MAN VISITS RICHARDS

IT come from Butte" the seeker said.
Said Richards. "say no more;
Come in good friend and drop thee down
The warming fire BEFORE"
II come from Butte" the seeker said.
Said Richards. Say nc moro.
| to have come from merry Butte
Come in and close the door"
II want e job" the seeker said.
Said Richards, Say no more,
No man, my friend, comes here in vain
Except the east side bore"
Nov. prithee, friend, Just name thy
choice,
For with offices galore
There is nothing here to good for Butte;
Ia thy paint from Richards store?"
~ nm from Butte" the speaker said,
"A Couch man from the core"
Ana Richards, with a gasp, said, Friend
l prithee say no more
Helena. March II, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

KANSAS CITY, March 1l.-Mrs. Anna Pot
ter, the wife of II prominent insurance
man. has announced herself as a candidate
for mayor of Kansas City.
SAN Francisco. March 1l.-Judgs Dan.
Rerfioid sentenced to ten years imDrlson-
ment Il. w. Waite, convicted OF illegal reg
istrstion at the last election.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-To-day closed
one week for President Cleveland. The last
day YVES marked by a. much activity and
hustle among those seeking Office as the
first or any intermediate days.
DIES MONIES, Town, March Hilary
Hurd attempted to make peace between
| Michael and William Kennedy and Martin
| Ulrich, when they turned on him and beal
him so seriously that he died. The Kenne-
dys are in jail.
C@ISCIHNATI, March 1l.-At q conference
Of the officers of the National Health asso
citation here to-day 1t was agreed to call
national conference of state boards o
health ut New York city. April 15. to dis
cuss measures against the approach o
cholera.
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FAILED TO REACH THERE.
Notable Americans who just Missed tho
White HOuse.

| Notable Americans who just Missed the
Whit House.
The list Of men who failed to obtain the
first Office in tho gift of tho people - a moss
brilliant one. Leaving out the Two terms
Of Washington, who had no oppoaition,
and beginning with the administrator OF
the elder Adams. We ind tho names OF
Thomas Pinokney. Aaron BUR, Samuel
Adams. Oliver Ellsworth, John jay and
Charles Cotesworth Pincsney, who was
vice president in the second admin's.
~tration OF Jefferson. Burr, overy
student Of American history knows:
tied Jefferson in the electoral
college, which threw the electlon into sne
hous0 OF representatives. In lsoe MADISON
carried away she prizs from c: {. Plncknsy
and. four years late from Dewitt Clinton.
Rufus hing was beaten by James Monroe.
The great Clay wns defeated by John
Quincy Adams, by Andrew jackson twice,
and again by sames X. Polk. The magnih-
cent Webster was baked Of his ambision
by Van Buren,. and Lewis Cass oy Zachary
TAYLOR.
Winfield Scott is an imposing figure IN
our annals, far more so than TanS snd
Pierce, who was preferred to him IN 1852.
The dashing, impulsive fremont was boat
en- by the cold. phlegmatio buchanah.
John G. Breckinridge. John Beil hnu sne
ham Lincoln. and Geo. i. Mcclellan shared
their fate IN 1864. Ulysses 8. Grant was
the victor over Horatio Seymour. Que
of the ablest OF New York statesmen.
Poor Horace Greeley. was not even
voted for when the final count was maoe.
and Thomas A. Hendricks received only
fo.ty-two votce. rs against 29G for Gen;
Grant. The electoral commission ruled
, ut Samuel j. 1ilden by one vote and Han,
cooi. the hero of GettJsbury. was defeated
by Gen. Garfield. The last great name on
the splendid toll Is that Of the superb
statesman, whose remains have just been
given back to earth amid the tears OF . ma
tion.-New York Recorder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
Legislation in Kansas.

TOPEKA, March 1.-The house last night
passed the senate legislative appropriation
bill. 1t provides for the payment OF the
late Dunsmore house employees. Twenty
three republicans voted for the bill with the
populists. The senate announced that uC-
less the house passed the bill that no fur
ther nppropt iations of any character would
be passed, sthreatenlnR to tic up a mum
Der of state institutions. This brought the
republicans to time.
The Australian ballot bill es amended by
the house passed tho senate to-day. 1ht
amendment il particularly Objectionable &c
the democrats as it prohibits the appoint
ment of judges of e'ectlon from any patty
which has fused with another party e
the next preceding election. This practi
cally prohibits the democrats from actin,
on election boards at tho next election.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
Bled for the G q. +.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 1l.-AccordinR
to the finding CT the grand jury Collector
Scott and his deputies furnished the re-
publican party in the last presidential cam.
raipn q startling amount of the sinews of
war. The assessments of the force of
gauRers. sto,ekeepers and clerks was simply
terrific. The grand jury was dismissed by
Judge Barr yesterday afternoon. Before
the members were discharged they handed
in four indictments, two against Collector
Scott and one each against Deputies Shaw
and Filey. The first indictment was
against the collector for violation of the
civil service laws in assessing for cum
paign purposes. The second was for aiding
and nbetting certain men in defrauding the
government. NJ. +. Filey and W. Z. Shaw
were also indicted on numerous counts for
aiding and abetting in assessing and col
lecting assessments in violation of the civil
aeryice laws,