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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

The people Of our town srs repair.
lng tho slds.walks on many Of the
streets. Good.
Mr.. n. L. Bordsn's school has
|ciossd and he 10 now In our town Vie.
iting.
Miss L. n. Dillon 10 going 10 teach
. term OF elk weeks st this place.
some Of the young people Of this
place. do not keep very good order et
church. but they are liable to pay for
|it.
Lick.
The beautiful dog Of Mr.. Arthur
Grant died. Il WaS . iavorite with
slmost every body and could do almost
everything but talk. Mr.. A. G. esys
the dog 10 worth SO yet
PICAYuNH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Three days is . very short time In
which 10 cure bad case Of rheumatism;
but il can be done. IL the proper treat
ment is adopted, IS will be seen by the
following from James Lambert, Of New
Brunswick, llls- 81 was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips and legs,
when l bought bottle Of Chamberlain s
pain balm. II cured me in three days. l
am all right to-day; and would insist on
every ono who is afflicted with that ter.
rible disease 70 use amberlain's pain
balm and get we'll at once so cent bot
ties for sale by Martin Friedman, Drug,
gist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

New GooDs.-Ar. joe. Buchart, on
w. 9th Street, has just received . large
stock Of new Spring goods. the lstest
pstterns 10 dress styles; also, . large
stock Of staple dry goods. groceries
&C.. which be ofFers for sale very
cheap. Come and see them II you
want bargains.
N. Bile has . large stock OF win.
tor clothing which he will cell Of cost
Tor the next four weeks. Bargains
oil, till you can't rest. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Shiloh Battle Field Excurslon
On account Of the Cd Annual Re
uuion Of the Shiloh Battle FieId A.
sociatiou. the L., e. 3 St .. r. r. WI
cell round trip tickets 70 Evansville A
one fare April Cd, Sd and lth, rood 70.
turning for Is days from date Of oale
A large number Of veterans ere az.
peeted 70 b In attendssce.
"Arraugemeuts have been made for
transporting The sxcursi0uists either
vie water or rail- from Evansville. ~
steamer lines having rendered : ,sts
OF $500 for the rouod trip, which 10.
cludes meals and berth while aboard.
The L. B N. b. r. win make : rste 81
one fare for the round trip % Flor.
epce, Ala, which 70 sdjacene 20 the
battle held. The diagram Of he
steamer will b u Tie hands Of Col, r.
I. Lea Secretary, 4onticello, m. @
whom applications for secOmmada.
lions should ~ inside promptly, 9 the
steamer will b eble 70 carry enly :
limited Number.
Inquiries for other Information not
contained 10 THE eireulas. Should s.
made % this once direct.
r A. CAnrDgll, @. p. A.. Z. EE
B. Il + b, g. Leafs 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

GOOD HORSEs.-Nr. william
Jochum and Mr.. n. b. Hawley, Of
Davies county. viii have ct August
Kasgin's stable 10 Jsspsr, during the
ssason Of 1894, bsginning April Let
two hne stallions-ons II half Nor.
man on the sire's side, and three quar-.
ter Rather And one quarter Tempest
On the dame side. The other 10 Geo.
Washington on the slrois side and 3
Boil Pup on tho DANE side. Breed.
ers, who want frst class stock, ere In.
vitsd to inspsct these horses. On
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

~Ths Popular Review Term Of
the Southern Indiana Normal College
Mitchell, Ind, opens April Ord. Low
cost, -healthy Observation-Disclosures
the best. The college now has 10 III
faculty, instructors, who ere grsdu.
atcs Of the leading Universities. Col.
leges and Normal schools In the coun.
Try. Send for Normal quarterly. or
write for foil information. All 10.
quiries answered BY personal let.
TER. 27.3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

The Home Pleasure and Elk cigars
are to b had ct the following pisces [.
Charles Egg, p. n, Frank Kuukel,
Casper Halter, Phillip Ksstusr, Wa.
u. Flick, Matthew Rsnnsr Aug. Kss.
gin, John Heichslbeck and Mack.
Neudeck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

SHoT..-On Saturday last Mr.. WIN
Line and Henry Ell were talking ia
Milburn's store about . pistol. and
Ell VA suapplng Il, not thinking Il
was loaded. when Il fired, and the ball
entered the flsshy part OF Line's leg
10 front, making . severe wound. and
within 40 eighth OF On inch OF % Or.
terry which II II had cut would have
caused bic death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

~ In the future Dr.. w. G. Downs
the Dentist, will be found ct the Phe.
nix Hotel. All wanting hrst clsss
Dsptistry done. Will do veil 10 call on
him. He 10 with % Tuesday and
Wednesday Of each week. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Whsa Baby W. -. ~ eavs ~ CaseoeiA
whsn shs was Child. shs cried for Castoria.
whn shs became Niss, shs chung 70 Castoris.
Whsn che bad Childrsn, shs gave than Caseoria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30
ANNoUNCKMENrs

For rewn Clerk.
AsDssw Bss0ss 10 candidate for Town Clerk o
'ssper. subject 70 the Democratic Meeting on Apr. .
hossss B. Rerss 10 . candidate for Town Clsrl
Of Jasper subject to The Democratic meeting April
Fer Town Marshsl.
Arsrr Drvrs 10 . candidate for Town Marshal
subject to the Democratic meeting April ..
PsAsx vosDxnscunps 10 . candidate for Town
Asrshsl. subject TO the Dsmeerasc meeting April
Per Town Treasurer.
CaAaIss 9oiseA 10 . candidate for Town Treasurer
subject 70 the town Dsnsesasis MEETING. ApriI ..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

For Home Seekers excursions round
trip tickets will b sold 10 eli pointa
on the lille. Central X. r. 10 Ten .eseee,
Miss. and Louisiana, except New Or.
leans. on Feb. -, March 80 and April
"a. Tickets good for 20 days. with
stop over privileges.
To oil points on the Mobile 3 Ohio
3. r. south OF the Ohio river. on Feb.
Is, IL, and "a, March 8, Is, and 20.
April 8, 10. and -. May 8, and %, and
June s. tickets good for 80 days. with
stop over privileges going or return.
For the Southern Indiana Teschers'
Association Meeting st Rockport.
April 4th and 5th, tickets win b eold
Ct one and one.third fare, on April Sd
and 4th, good returning up 10 April
tn. All teachers IL Dubois county
should attend THE meeting.
For the g. A. r. meeting &C LAfav.
cite. April 9Th and Sth, tickets viii 81
sold se one fare for the round tsip on|
April ord and 4th, good returning
till April 8. 1894.
For the Northern Iadiaus Teachers'|
Association meeting Ct Frankfort.
Iod., April s to z, tickets viii s. sold
90 the certificate plan, ct one and one.|
third fare for round trip, tickets oil
sale three day. before the meetina.
purchaser paying full fare going and
rare returning, upon certin-|
safe being properly signed.
FOR further Information apply 70
Il. 4. CAMPBELL, g. r. A.
s. Loois.j
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Doone-'.h. b. Bre1deu baugh ; al
Albert c. Gray.
Rooms.
Bainbridge.--John Gramelspsche
J. r. Sslb. jos. r. Friedman, Cha
Egg; alt Ed. j. Kusbler, Geo.
; Wagner, Nat. Eckert, Conrad Ecker
Marion... John Hochgessng; d
Hsll.--Gsorgs w. Jacobs; alt. job
N. Striegel.
!easrson.-.wm. Kosrusr; cit.
w. Witsmau.
Jackson...Anton Troxlsr alt job
Wibbles.
| Pstoks-.E. W. PIckhsrdt, N. Fishs,
John F. Tieman alt G.. p. Williams
Philip Bsmberger, Louis ]. Bretz.
Meyer.
Ferdinand. Hoffman, L. Sul
der, Peter Ssger eli. Jos. Sondsesuau
Henry Meyer. Henry J. Wsysr.
CONGRESSIONAL DELraArEs.
Columbis.-.G. W. Milburn.
Harbison-..Hsnry p. Dudine; cit
fn1lip Oily.
Booue---William N. Harris; cit
p. J. Schnarr.
Asdison.-.W T Young; cit Lsro,
Bsinbridgs--Britain Lsming, Jos
Schroeder. Camdeu Bretz, John e Ne.
Fsil; cit George Mehrisgsr, G. "
0rs@elspschsr, A H Trayior. Philip
nsrion...Jos Spsllmeisr cit Joseph
Fisher.
HsIl...John J Msschsde; J Il Sene.
Jenerson...4 Fritz; Alloys Schsaf.
!sckson-.Rsv B Hurster; cit John
Scholz.
Patoks--.H W Rickhsrdt Frank
Behrens. A Fl Koeruer cit G p VIII.
lame. l. Bretz, Milt Lsmond.
Cass.--John W Kemp; cit David
Cooper.
Fsrdinand..- v. Knapp, Peter L
9oepperich, A J Fisher; cit John
Schmidt, T Goldman. J Kunkel.
JUDICIAL DELEGATES.
Columbis.--J L Schiller; cit J II
HaroIson.-.George W Able; ali
Frank Pinnick.
Booos---Gsorge N Traylor; cit J e
Msdisou...C } Evrard; cit N Stein.
art.
Bain6ridge..-W A Trsylor, Jobo
Dick. jacob Burger. Jr John r Egg II
q Joseph Egg. Il Ferrebsch, n Hss.
ius, A Krempp.
hsrion.-.0sorge L Ssng; ~ Benz
Iowsksmp.
HsIl-.A A Hssssmer; cit Jobs Line.
Jederson---D Pruitt; alt Joba Pru. |
e.
Jeckson.-John Msrkel; alt John |
I lein.
Pstoks.--H Lsndgrebs. n MeNsIIis.
ossph Hsitz; cit c Moenkhsss, I'll
lorurumpf. Leo Fisher.
Csss-.A H Miller; slt John 2 Stein.
amp.
Ferdinand. Henry Bsckmap. n o..
ger. P Miller; cit q Ksoinssb srs.
oseph Hsverlick, August NehIi =.
SENATORIAL DELEaArss.
Columbia. d Smith alt w A Lee.
Haroison..Philip Thinning; Oh Gee.
Boooe---s s winingsr; cit 5 u!
chwsuk. 4
Madison--Gsorss Green cit W Cl,
enuer.
Bsinbridgs..-Joseph Friedman, I'll.
'osne. Henry Cassidy. Herman Eek.l.
&; slt Sebastian Kueblsr, Phiillplss
sstoer. r I Bstx, r Fink.
Aarion..Fslix Schneider slt JoUsph ,
rass.
Hall---P 8 Hssssnsr als All B.sl.|
ne.
Jeifsrsos...F thinner st - Con.
ngham.
ssckson..-sohn Sssinbsrg; sls s.Is
retz.
Pstoka-..M d Lsmoud, G p Will
lms, q Postksr; cit L ) Brelx Leo| :
|eher, 3 r Bruudick.
Csss.-'Aarion Martin: als John :
rimth.
Ferdinaud...J Bee kuso. Petsr .
srbsr. John Olingsr; . Il Svhu Wev. !,
, Benz Rsngso, Johh edy.
REPRESENTATIVE D saysArRs. h
Q clumbis-..willism DasgHrly; slt|
Hsrbiscn--.0sorga kshtssr; sls ia
ho 6 Lac.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

"Mr. Frank Ssibert returned
from business trip to Cleveland,
Chicago and st. Louis. He made
Gales Of several car loads Of veneer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30
Dentistry.

n. Il. WlLsoN, Dentist, desires Il
Inform the public that he will con
time TO make regular visits n jasper
notwtthstsnding the report - the con.
trery. The time Of which will u
published In the oolumus OF sAis d.
per and the Huntipgburg Signal. HI
bee no connection WITH DR.. r. N
Green, F. A. Brown, and ". G.
Downs, professionally. Bet haa
made arrangements with DR.. b. A.
Aosby, Of Huntingburg. to attend I'll
urgent cases during bic absence, with.
out extra charge to patient. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Aromalt is the most palatable drink for
table use. Chas. Rlngler keeps constantly
on hand fresh supply. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

TT. Anthony, Ex- Postmaster Of Prom
ise City, Iowa, says: Il bought one bottle
oil Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and two
doses did me more good than eli tho medi .
cine ever took" Sold by NJ. Friedman,
Druggist, jasper. Nov. 10, 90, smo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

Aromalt purifies the blood and aid,
digestion. For sale by John A. Sermer-
sheim. M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30
Here's a Leader


selected stock.
Il beats the
time and In.
dicates the
rhythm Of Ill
else. though.
Every article
We have 10
keeping step
withthe lively
music Of like
highvalue and
low price. You
win do we'll to
0Yn1nina s.s,e
stock thor
oughly. Il viii
mean asavinR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

@ The hard freezes this cold spell
have killed the early spples. 90 farmers
say, % we'll % the peaches and tender
plume.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

--Msrch came 10 like . lamb, and is
going out like . lion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

The purest, healthiest, most nutrit lou,
drink for table use is Aromalt For sale
by Joseph +. Sermersheim. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

In purity, taste and aroma the Ell
cigar 70 unsurpassed. Try them and
you will like them, 9.l3t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

"Prot Worsham's brother will
assist him st the Dubois County Nor.
NAL. and comes highly recon me nd ed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

First district CONRAD JACKIE.
"a Dist. -JOSEPH SCHROEDER, Sr.
The county delegate convention Of
Democrats ct the Court House lasl
Tuesday, Was attended By full dele.
cation from each township, that
crowded the large court room. The
regular delegates chosen occupied the
center row Of seats, while the aisles
and side rows Of seats we're filled By
working Democrats.
The convention Was called 70 order
BY county chairman j. p. Salb, aud
on motion E. r. Brundick was elected
President OF the convention, with Leo
Fisher and c. Doane % Secretaries.
The roll OF delegates WAS called, and
oil reported present, every precinct
with full delegation.
The Precincts we're called for the
report Of central committeemeu, chos-
On Ct the precinct meetings on Mon.
day, and the following Was reported
% the new
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Columbia Tp.-lst Precinct, Geo.
Sbipmau I'd Precinct, Geo. Milburn.
HARRISON Tp.-lst Precinct, Philip
Oily: I'd Precinct, George Abel.
Boone Tp.-lst Precinct, John n.
Gro wder "a Precinct, John d. Hau.
Dsr.
Madison Tp.-1st Precinct, WIN. s.
Wiuinger I'd Precinct, Geo. Cox.
Bainbridge Tp.-lst Precinct, j. +.
Friedman I'd Precinct, ]. E. McFall.
Marion Tp. Joseph Spsllman.
Hail To. list Precinct, ]. j. Mes.
,hede; I'd Precinct, A. A. Hessemer.
Jefferson Tp.--.lst Precinct, Irwin
G. Whsley; % Precinct, John J.
Cunningham.
Jsckson Tp....1st Precinct, o. A.
Blgham; I'd Precinct, J. 9. Dsin.
lerfer.
Patoks Tp....lst Precinct, Philip
Ban berger; I'D Precinct, John Berg.
man; Sd Precinct, Jas. Murray; 4th
Precinct, John n. Behreus.
Csss To. ..lst Precinct, n. J. Meyer
ID Precinct, M. 6eidl.
Ferdinand Tp....1st Precinct, WIN.
3tallmau I; "a Precinct, Gerh. Elomaus
Motion made and carried that each
ownship report . member for . com.
uitteee 20 select delegates 10 the ~.
vious conventions. The following
we're rsportsds
Columbia...G George W. Ksstsrsou.
Harblsou...Philip Oily.
Boone. william McHsrfls.
Msdlson...L Leroy Cave.
Beinbridge...W w. Kendall.
Narlon...rrod Allies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

>. kuebler sells the great health drink
Aromslt, once tried always used. st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30
Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

NEE uneroIgnoo, Trustee Of Boone
= township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that he will attend to sfl
business pertaining to the ONCE Of
Trustee, ct bis residence II miles
eouth.east Of Portersville, on 0atuf.
days Of each week, and requests eli
persone having township business 70
present Il on Saturday. Citissns de.
string books from the Township Liz
brsry, ere notified that the Library 10
Kept BY VIM. McHarris, 10 Porters.
Vile.
HExnY B. BREiDENBAuaH, +. B. To.
Nay Is, l686-ly.
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DEMOCRATIC
'-''''l CONVENTION.
Large Turn Out, Dem.
onstrating That
We are the
People,"
-
For Senator Dubois and Perry,
MICHAEL A. SWEENEY.

or Prosecuting Attorney, IL Circuit
WILLIAM E. COX.
For County Auditor,
AUGUST II. KOERNER.
For County Clerk,
HERMAN ECKERT,
For County Recorder,
BRITAIN LEMING,
For County Sheriff.
HENRY CASSIDY.
For County Treasurer,
EDWARD A. BOHNERT,
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM T. YOUNG,
For County Coroner.
ORVILLE A. BIGHAM,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

The highest point In Indiana 10 said
TO Do at Haley. which 10 i.l%O feet
above the sea level.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

JASPER TOWN OFFICES, NAY ELEC.
TION. 1894.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

TOTAL VOTE CAST 1904
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For Breakfast, Dinner and Supper.
drink Aromalt the great health drink, for
sale by Albert Sondermsnn. ~
The morning call., 1894-01-10
AN INCREASED VERDICT.
A Second Time Mrs. Falls Receives
Damages for Injuries,

The Interesting case of Amelia s. Falls VS.. the
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Com
pany, NJ G. Hassett, attorney for plaintiff, and
Messrs. HanlOn and McEnerney appearing for
the defendant, which has been on trial for sew
eral days before Judge Hunt, came to a termina-
tiOn late yesterday afternoon by the jury rem
dering a verdict for the plaintiff In the sum OF
$4,000.
This is the case in which the plaintiff In 1889
recovered judgment before Judge Eugene
CARRIER in the sum of $500 for injuries re-
ceived at Reeds station by falling over some
milk-cans and butter boxes, left by the defend
ant al the station.
The facts Of The case showed that the plain
TIL was attending a Sunday-school picnic of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, and while
proceeding TO board the train from the station
platform OF the defendant she fell and sus.
talned permanent injuries. The Supreme Court
reversed the decision of the first trial, on the
ground that 1t aid not appear that the Defend
ant, from the evidence given in The case, could
not have reasonably anticipated that such acct
dent would have occurred by the leaving OF
milk-Cans and butteT-bOXes upon the platform
OF the station. new trial was ordered, with
the result that the former verdict was increased
by $500.
The morning call., 1894-01-10
A NEW VOCATION.
Embraced by Certain of
the Fair Sex.
At the Pistols Point They Demand
and Take All Valuables From
Two Belated Ladies.

A new departure has been made In the local
annals of crime. Women have taken to the
highroad and are holding up belated pedestrians
in the most approved good style.
Mrs. Meade, who is an emplOye OF Alya Keith,
the Kearny-street milliner, has good cause now
TO berate her sex. 1t seems that last week she
had with her at her home on Jones street a
lady friend who was paying her holiday visit.
On Thursday night Mrs. Meade and her friend
were returning home about IL O'clock, the lat
ter carrying in her hand a parcel containing
several tamales of Wel-assured origin. When
on Taylor street, between GeaTy and 0Farrell,
Mrs. Meade remarked how glad she was that
she had emptied her purse and left Der gold
watch al home, for f0Otpads seemed TO be get
ting holder each day. Her friend laughed at
her fears and pointed out TO her three figures
some little distance ahead-tWo men ana a
mountaineering at The same time that they
hurry little and get close behind them just for
companys sake.
close upon the folks whom they had selected for
protective purposes. when the woman in front
wheeled around ana In most unwomanly fashion
ordered the millinery contingent TO hold up
their hands. The command was rendered
dOubly forceful by q pistol cleaning in the
hands of one Of her companions. The two
women were too frightened 10 scream, so very
dutifuly held up their hands while the third
knight of the road relieved them both OF their
Valuables. This individual, whoever he was,
was OF facetiOus JuIn of mind for when he
snatched the tamale package his finger pene-
trated the paper into the suceulent compound
within.
The ideaI' he joyfnly remarked. "We
meet our supper walking right up TO US without
any trouble" and he licked his fingers.
There was only about SO Ia silver forthcom-
Ing, and the one or two tTlnkets of jewelry were
not OF much value but the male fOOtpads made
no comment. Not so the woman.
'Well, you amt worth much. any way" she
said "but your coats pretty good, 40 off with
1t and look slippy." The coat cost SAT.
- u ours too" she continued, addressing Mrs
Meades friend who was almost dead with
fright, ''its no use showing any fayor.'' The
second cloak cost S32.
wing made cleanup the footpads disap-
peared, but not before the faeetIous one had
called out. Hurry up, girls, aud don't get
cold"
While long vista OF possibilities suggest
themselves as TO what may result from women
following this new vocation, certain it is that
ladies who are compelled 10 be out much at
night are taking precautions. Recently several
lsdies have applied TO Chief Crowley for per-
mlts TO carry firearms, and yesterday five per-
mlts were issued. Thus "heeled" some unfor-
tunate Knight OF the road is liz ely to come 10 an
untimely end when he gives the command TO
stand and deliver.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

when it should be sold. He found that
there was somebody ahead of him. Dr.
Dung had already informed, ana the
only thing left for Smith to do was TO turn
| States evidence" and save himself, for
he had given away all he knew before he
learned that there was prior claim to
that of informer. The United States now
had two witnesses, one DIR. 1Oung, who
had Miler'S confession, and the other
Smith, who had to testify to save himself.
With this evidence in hand and acting
upOn the information given by Miller and
Smith, an entirely new set of Government
officers went to work on the case, NTH the
result that on Monday Greenwald and his
friend Wichman were arrested and Thomas
yesterday surrendered himself. Miller
being already in Jail through DR.. Young,
and Smith being within easy reach when
wanted, the only other man wanted was
+. w. Mclean. who is said to be the NOV
also said to be out of reach.
The sloop Emerald was found yesterday
morning by the tug Miilie In a little bay
below Hunters Point about quarter of a
mile OF shore. The tug started out early
with inspectors McGinnis and McKenna
aboard. each armed with breechlOading
rifles. They had no use for the guns, but
the Mile t0wed the dismantled craft TO
the Oriental dock, where she now lies.
Miller now explains his case as follows:
Along about the last of October l was
drinking hard and went to DR.. Young. |
don't know what said to him, but be had
been our family physician for six years
and L trusted him. On November 3 last
he wrote me a note asking me to come and
see him. l went to his office and he went
out and got bottle of wine. We drank it
ana don't remember what | said. / know
of no opium being Struggled and / can
swear we did not land any Chinese on the
Emerald. We took cases on board at diff
ferent places. but l don't know what was
in them. 1t might have been opium"
When told that DR.. Young had written
statement to Collector Wise. in which
he said that he (Miller) had implicated
Green wald. Wichman. Thomas. Mclean
and sven Collector Wise himself in the
smuggling ring, Miller denied that ne had
ever made any such statements.
Greenwald, Thomas and WIchman ap-
peared before Commissioner Heacock yes
tprday morning and their bail was fixed at
$4,000 each. Later in the day Wichman
gave bail, with Victor B. Mason and John
Seidel as securities. The examination of
Miller will lake place this afternoon,
The morning call., 1894-01-10
For False Imprisonment.

Benjamin A. Patrick has sued William n.
Nolan TO recover $4,000 damages for false i'm
prisOnment. Tie plaintiff states that on De-
cember Is, 1893, he went into Nolan's shoe
store TO exchange pair of shoes for his wife.
He die so and was leaving the store when, he
asserts, Nolan became abusive. and. charging
Patrick with petty larceny, caused his arrest on
that score. The case was dismissed in the
Police Court. and now Patrick saws il is his
turn TO become abusive.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

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Judge d. j. Murphy has awarded Amelia
ram divorce from John j. Tam on the ground
OF willful neglect and failure TO provide