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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
Indict the Bankers.

The Federal grand jury at Chicago
Tuesday indicted. on charges of embezzle-
ment, Henry Wells. f.. Hill. John Austin
and f. r. Paul. the first three officers and
the last one director of the defunct Ev-
anston, H., National Bank. Paul is the
only one in the vicinity at the present
time. He lives at Wilmette. and is now
in the real estate business. Wells is said
10 be in Pennsylvania, Hill in Missouri
and Austin in California. No warrants
for the arrest of the men have been issued
as yet. The aggregate amount alleged TO
have been embezzled * S44 800. The bank
was capitalized ut 100000. and when II
failed in May 1883, the liabilities were
$120.000 and the assets were supposed
TO equal that amount: but afterward IT
was found the assets were far less than
this. The receiver declared dividends to
tie amount of only 100000.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago-Cattle, common to prime,
S3.750625; hogs. shipping grades, S3.O0
also; sheep. fair to choice, $2.00I4.I5;
wheat. No 5 red, 526i53c; corn. No. =,
43044c: oats. No. >. oST 29c; rye. No.
.. 52M54c; butter, choice creamery, 1SlL
1Slac; eggs, fresh, 14M lJc; potatoes, car
lots, per bushel, 1OIS0c
indianapolis shipping, $3.OO0
$50; hogs, choice light. S3O0M4 LOO; sheep,
common To prime. 50 .00i4.50; wheat. No.
> red. 53M5315c; corn, No. l white, 41I
42c; oats, No. > white, 33G33l2c.
St Louis-Cattle, $3.OO@5.75; hogs,
$3.O0d4.50; wheat. No. > red, 52@'E}c;
corn. No. =. Haze; oats, No. ,, 3OM31c;
rye. No =. 566I5Sc.
Cincinnatig-Cattle, S3.5005.5O; hogs,
$3.OOM4.5O: sheep, $2.5O@4.5O; wheat No.
>. 550iJJ12c; corn, No. = mixed, 43lgu
44lac; oats, No. > mixed, 32@32ll2c; rye,
No 2, 5Sd59c
Detroit-CattIe. S2.5Od55O: hogs, $500
also; sheep. $2.OO04.5O; wheat, No. l
white, 51M5Sc: corn. No. . yellow, 13d
44c; oats No. white, 33034c; rye, No.
=, 55@51c
Toledo-Wheat, No .. red, 55GI5Gc:
corn No. = mixed, 43@I31ac: oats, No.
white. 33MS4c; rye. No. .. 55Cd56c.
Buffalo-Cattle. $25O6I6.OO; hogs, 300
G4.75; sheep, $3.OOM5.OO; wheat. No. >
red, 5SGIJ9c: corn, No. yellow, 46G41c:
oats. No. 2 white. 35G35Iac.
Milwaukee-Wheat. No. , spring, 51N
55c: corn. No. 3, 43@431ac; oats. No.
white. 31M32c; barley, No. =, 53M55c;
rye, No. 1, 52@54c; pork, mess, $lO.50sl
HOO.
New York-Cattlc, $3OO66.OO hogs,
S4.OO@5.O 90; sheep. $3.0OG4. 70; wheat. No.
. red, 60@61c; corn, No. =, 5OM31c;
oats, white Western, 31M41c; butter,
creamery, 15@2lc; eggs, Western, ia
1Sc.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
Race War in Colorado.

Southern Colorado is all afiame over
reports that come from apparently the
best of authority that wholesale war of
determination has begun in the Walsen-
burg district. where the Italian miners
are in the majority. Late Tuesday even
ing it was reported at Rouse Junction
that the party of hire Italians, which had
started from Rouse in charge of three
deputy sheriffs, had been ambushed and
wiped off the earth 10y American miners
who were bent on avenging the death of
A. J. Hixon, the saloonkcepcr.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
Miner Gain a Point.

After being in session all night. the
managers of the Kinnickinnick. Glens
Falls and Farnum mines and their en-
ployes arrived at q settlement and GOO
men returned 10 work. The operators
granted the rate of 81 cents per ton.
which is the price asked by the men for
machine mining Other differences were
compromised The demand for coal has
greatly increased of late.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
TayIOr L. Caught.

Advices received ut Jacksonville. Fla,
via Tampa, announce the arrest of w. w.
Taylor. ex-State treasurer of South Da-
kota. who absconded with thousands of
dollars. His capture was effected Sun
day III Mexico by Pinker,on agents.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
ROscherX to Quit.

1t is stated at London that Lord Rose.
berry. owing nominally to the present state
of his health. has determined to place his
resignation in the queens hands immedi-
ately after the Easter recess.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
FIGHTN THE CHURCH
BOLD BEARING OF AN OMAHA
PRIEST.

Nine Italians Lynched - EmbeZZler
Taylor Run Down in Mexico-Evans-
ton Bankers Charged with Embez-
zIement-Lord ROsebery to Resign.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
THE DUET.
By REINIcKs

There sat little bird on a spray,
On silent lovely May dav's eve,
On the grass beneath a maiden lay,
On silent lovely May days eve.
The bird was hushed when the
maiden sang,
Then listened the maid when its
warbling rang.
And echoes prolong
The duo song
As they bear it the moonlit vale
along.
What sang that little bird on the
spray,
On the silent lovely May days eve?
And what was the gentle maiden's
lay,
On the silent lovely May days eve!
The little bird sang of Spring SO
bright,
And the gentle maiden of loves
delight.
How that duet
My heart beset
I never, never shall forget!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05

fhniirte Rod nit ben nuBsroBen Sill
krfn0pftn ftanb often unb lieb Elm
aerriifsnes, blatbefhdtes 0enb feben.
Sm Giirtel itafen MeHer unb piitolen.
@arolta mar gu Der @rDbmutter
geeilt unb bate ben Mrm ihiibenD Inn
ibre @hultern eelegt unb ih mar me-
ben ben alien 9errn getreten, I'M ibm
na9 Rrdften bei3ufeben.
,Was tpiIIft Du BON mtr9" rief
DeIp unerfhroden, .lein Weripalter
tpirb euh einsn 9amulel mnb einige
6Iainen Brannttpsin geben."
,DieIer Sting gefdut mir, ben mD9te
in baben.1 Ser 8urI9e ergriff bic
Danb @arpltas, an Der Elm Oiamant
blibte, imb mudte Miene, iie an fih su
3is6en. SD fiiblts, tpie mir bas Blut
gum Gsbirn idob; ba i4 feine Waffe
Bel Der 9anb bate. rib ih ben 5ofofd
(8eilitod) bes 9ausberrn aus Der gde.
ihleuberte bic 6anb bss Hdubers aus
rid unb fents mid ibm fampfbereit
geseniiber. Der 9urfhe ipollte mid
entipaffnen - ba ertDnts Elm tpilber
MufIdrei - Sarolta bate iid atpis
fden uns setporfen unb rief, mid nit
beiben Mrmen umflammernb, benz
Mduber gu:
sd sebe Dir ben Gins unb alIss,
mas ih babe; tDbte midi, tpenn Ou
ipi[f, aber tbu ibm nihts gu letbe!"
Der Rduber fubr betroffen auriid;
bic alte Dame perludte persebens, bic
Ghfelin bon meiner Bruit gu lDfen unb
rief nit bor Wutb bebenber Stimne:
r@arolta, Rinb, befinne Did, lei bod
nidt 10 tb0riht; bas san3e 1T ia rur
Elm Sdera, nur bic grfillung BON
Oeraies propbe5eiung! gr ift teiu
Mduber, fonbern unfer lisber Mrpab,
ber Did iiber alles liebt unb Define
9anb begebrt. Gomme bod gu Oir!"
r2afen sic fie, Grau Sants," iagte
Nrpab iebt NIT ietner natiirlihen
@tinupe. r5ie ieben, aus bemSpiele
1T Wabrbett getporben; td bin Elm
armer 8uride, ber bic Strafe fir iei@
men uebermutb erleibet!"
Der Wilofang ipoute iid iebt Be-
fhdmt aus n1einen Mrmen l0fen, aber
her 9roBbater leste bic Sdnbe auf unz
iere ROpfe unb fpra9:
sd perfiinbe bieu,it feisrli9 bas
Sfa,lbre9t; bieier arme 8uri9e lit
uni4ulbig, absr ben Oudmdufer ba
babe ib auf friIder Shat ertappt; er
hat mir mein ltebFes &leinob, bds
5beuerite, mas mir auf Grben nod Be-
fiben, geraubt, besbalb bat ct feline
Sreibett bertDirtt unb muB Seitlebens
bic i9neren 8etten ebelider &ne9ts
f9aft trasen!!"
Die @roBmatter i1iittelte ben Gopf,
entpeber prOteitirts iie gesen bic fre@
bsntlide Deutung oes ebeli9en Gliides
ober segen ben unertpiini ni9tenl1rtbetls=
fpruh = i9 absr, ber ih 10 oft bic
unfeblbarfsit Der Surisbiftion anses
atpeifelt, biesnpal neigte i9 bas 9aupt
ergeben Dor ber @etpdlt bes Stanb>
rebts, bor Der MutoritGt bes Gi1ters
unb bor Der seFimniBbouen, untpiber<
ftebliden Ma9t, bic bas 9era gum
6sraen aiebt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
3wttsefana.
Bon 81 eini d.

SIN Glieberbnf9 elm @6slein fab
Sn Der ftillen fbOnen Maiennddt.
Earunter elm Mdgblein I'M bOben @ras,
Sn Der ftilen fhOnen Maiennadt.
Gang Mdsolein, belt oas 96slein
Stub,
Sans g6slein, bort bas Mdsblein 81.
llnb fpeitbin Hang
Ser 3miesefans
9as rtonbbeslanste Sbal entlang.
Was fang bas g0slein i'm @eSueis
Sur1 bic ftille fb6ne Maienna6t?
Was fang bod tpobl oas Ntdgblein
sleih
9urh Die ftille id0ne Maienna6t2
0Dn Griiblingsfpnne oas V0gelein,
Bon 2iebesmonne oas Wdgoelein.
II gDie Der @eiang
Gum Ser5en flang
0ergeb' ib nimnler nein 2ebenlang!
Sn ber lleberieBung BON u. gas=
ferpille.
THE nTTET
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
Ste ftmnt,tte Vratt.

Gin Meann batte cine syrau, bic tpar
itumm unb bas mar fir ben Martn
iebr unangene6m, tpeil er piel 2ange<
peile bate. gr sins alfo gu einem
Mr5t unb bat ibn, bab er 1einer Hrau
gum Sprehen berbelfen mDhte. .3u=
glei9 iteute dber Der Mann benz Mr3te
cine CUTE 8elobnung IN Qusfidt unb
bie5er mar baber ni9t faul, mahte
iib fpslei4 ans Mert unb lDste Der
5rau Die 3unse.
Disfe 3unse aber tpollte nun bas
8erIdumte eiubolen unb ging tpie
Elm Miiblrab in einem fort, Sag unb
Na9t unb benz armen Manne tpurbe
auIest gang bang pb bem etpisen
Mipptlapp! alnb alipptlapp! unb ct
gins pieber bin gu bemfelbisen Nr3te
unb bat ibn, baB er bod Bel feiner
6rau ben alten 3uftunb pieber berS
ftenen m0dte; benn 10 balte er es nidt
mebr ldrtser aus unb er lei setpiB
germ bereit, ibn ait belobnen, ia nod
befer au belobnen als bas erite Mal,
penn er ibm nur bisien @efallen err
peiien tpolle.
MlIein Der Mr5t ertpiberte, es tbue
INN leib, bab er ibm nidt au Willcn
1ein tonne; bsnn er tOnne ipobl Stums
men bic Sprahe nerIhaffen, dber
@prehenbe itumm au MAIDEN, bas
gebe iiber lein @ermDsen unb er iolle
iih alio in @ottes Namen aufrieben
geben.
Wie aber Der CUTE Mann INNER
unb inlmer tuieber in ibn brans lrnb
| ibn Bat, ct folle fih feiner erbarmen,
ba gins auf eianlal elm gebeimes
Ghubfah in bes Doctors Gs6irr1
fdftlein auf unb CT rief aus: .Wenn
Du mir fiinf3ig Dutaten be3ablen
tpillIt, aber i'm boraus, 10 fDeroe i9
Dir belfen, baB Du lnter berShpaB<
baftigfeit Deiner Jrau n;ht mebr
{olIt gu leiben ba5en!"
De,, Mann mar serae ba5u bereit,
adblte benz Doctor iogleih fiinf3ig
Dufaten b;n nnb ipraA: .1ier BAIT
Du Deinen 2obn! Go ieBt bilf nir!1
Der Doctor alabm bos @elb alsbalb
| IN Gmpfang unb mahte ben M mn
ltaub! lInb iiebe ba: benz Manm
NOR gebplfen, itab benz Doctor mar
aeholfen unb ber Grau audi. Mnm
aber Der Mann bate iprehen tponen.
| 10 pirbe er obne 3ueifel gefagt has
ben: 80 bdtt' ids BERN 2llten see
| lafTen, bann pGre ss nod beifer genes
len! Dean bamals, .. ba mar e iehr
sut!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
Stan0redlt.
Son @. gopper.

Mir faben por benz 6errsnbdufe Der
BuBtd nOeiplat" unb blidten gen Wez
item, mo eben bic Sonne in aller pra4t
zines I60nen Commandments unter=
eing unb felbit bic aufiteigenbenHal
iGulen in roienrotbe WOlfhen Dertpan@
bette. Die niebrissn, tpeiBsetiin4ten
WirtbfdaftsgebGube, beren einaigen
Shmud bic rings I'm ben Sirit sez
bGngten Maistolben bilbsten, Die offene
S9eune. ouf bersn Dad Der Stor9
trdumte, Die pertriippelten. fturmaerz
sauften Meiben am 8Ghlein briiben,
bur9 bas elm balbnadter 6irtentnabe
tpatete, ben langarmiss 3iebbrunnen
ben bic Sta[maeb in 8stpesung fsbte,
bic ipeite WteIe, tn beren iippigem
@raIe bie9rilIen sirpten = bieie ganae
alltGsli9e, eint0nige ltmgebung er1hien
in benz tpeiden, perfldrerben Nbsnb=
lihk itimrnungsbpq unb anaiebenb.
Wir bIidten in tiefsm @dfpeigsn gen
Meiten unb lieben bic Morte unIeres
@aftfreunbes. Der uns bon ben Opfern
bss leBten greibeitstampfes sr3ablt
batte, na9flingen.
@ie bas S9eiben elmer groben Seele
bic sanae l1msebans perfldrt, 10 baB
dlles 9emeine perl4tpinbet unb ierbit
bas @ertnsfe bebeutungsbou ipirb, 10
erfiillt bds Sheiben Der Gonne Mnes
rinas umber NIT feierltcher g(nbaht,
nit abnunssoollem Sdtpeisen.
Infer freunblider 9auskrr, Der
gpeile Qlmbroiius Osfp, bliss btdta
Mauhtpolten in bic fti[le Nbenbluft,
feline 5rau bate bic 0Gnbe NIT benz
Stridfrunpf in ben 5dooB finfen
laHen; unter benz 1eibenen Ropftu4,
bas iie naa 4rt Der 8dusrinnen tief
in bic Stirn seaosen, fab man bic fei<
men 3iige Der Nriftofratin, bic flusen,
tpsitblidenben Qusen Der erfabrenen
@eifin. Neben MIR fab Der @roBneffe
Der Oeips, nsin alter 5dulcolIese Nr<
pab, Der gleidaeitis nit mir auf Der
llniberittdt 9eibelberg bon ben Srrtbii=
nlern Der Ne9tsgeld6rtbeit senippt unb
iib in bic Mabrbeit bes Weines Der>
1enft battes er trng bic fleibiame llni<
form zines 9ufcrenofficisrs unb be-
f6dftiste fta bamit, bic feinen Sp;ben
feines f9pdr5en Sdnurrbartes nabel<
fpiB gu ore5en.
Die tiefe Stille tparb bur1 bas
Bimmeln Der 9serbengloden unterbroz
den; bic 3iibe tamen bebd9tigen
@Grittes, geneigten Ropfes bon Der
Meibe unb fudtsn ibre Std[le auf;
ibnen lla1 febrtsn itampfeno, fprin<
gsnb, fdnaubenb fnb 1pielsnb Die
pferbe nnb bic sSoblen bein; es mar
Elm berrliher Mnblid, tpie iie in unsez
bunbener Rraft, lire Mdbne f9iittelnb.
iiber bic tpeite gbsne galoppirten; Der
pferbebirt, Der in leinem tpeiten, tpei<
ben 9einfleib, nit Der fur3en peitfde
betpaffnet, neben ibnen berlief, bate
Miibe, fie sufammen5ubalten uno 5u
bdnbigen.
Cine fh0ne brrineStute lief gu uns
kriiber umo fdnupperte an ben Sd@
fGen beg alten GERM, bic ftets fur tie
gefiillt iparen.
.Das lit Saroltas Sugar, no
nur tpiebsr Der Wilbfang bleibt -
.Du baft redt, Grdu, iiber beu
Ghpaben BON alien Sasen haben mir
BE Rlsins psrgeHen. Denique. 10
finb bic iungen Mdnner bsutsutdse,
ftutt einsm biibfden mdbhen nadaus
laufen. fiBen lie Bel ben lungfDeiligen
@reifen; 3n unfersr 3sit mar bds an
bsrs, ilidt tDnbr, 4ltt2'
.Roun, Span, mir molten bic Gds
rcIta fad)er, : fagts Mrpab, feinen 4rm
um mtint Gdultern IegsnD. Jn bies
itr Gkluna nsbsn usiner tart Dor,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
Sapanifd1e spriG,n0rter.

ginnnnl fsben ut beifer als bunbert
Mal bDren. - Dlrh eirle griine9uille
Febt AIes grin aus. = Die bOie
9bat eilt taltIenb Meilen melt, bic
lgute gehf ttift aus Der 5biir. -
Wenn Du fsin Neb bait, geb afht
gum Gd9e1- - Wenn ein Maler unb
Elm Mbbofat ettpus IN bic 6dnbe be-
fomnlt, pirb aus peiB fhmara. -
3ufhauer buben aht 4ugert. - Menu
man feline pfl;ht sesen Die Gltern er<
fiillen tpin, finb lie friM mebr am Ges
6fn. 9la9 Dem @iege binbe ben
6efm feF. Gelb ruff Gelb. -
Gtirbt Der Rrailte niht, 10 6at i'm
Ser glr3t gebeilt. 8eim erften Glas
trinft Der MenIh ben Mein, bein
aiDeiten Der yBein ben Wein, beim
britten Der Weitt ben MenIhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05
@AIaafertig. CUR Sci:

9 d la gfertig. CUR 3elt
Der 8eldgerung BON paris besegneten
5tpei iiber glnbt 0fficiere getDOrbent
spfla5tertreter bem in5ipifhen berItorr
benen nineiifhen Gelebrten EinsEuns
Ring auf einenl Der Houlebarbs. Der
ipdre jebt aud lieber IN petiug, Be-
merfte 3iemli1 Iaut ber cine Der 9el.
Sen, tporanf fi9 ber Gbinefe unlbrtbte
unb nit jeiner idnften Gtilame rubio
srpiberts; sllHb Sie III Berlin
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6 dIehter Sro 1T. Mnr1:

5hlenter Sroft. MDru:
.2aB Dir bns niAt 5u 6er5en geben,
meine 2isbs, unb CLAUDE l1ur Niht, buB
Nliee nit Sad tpirtlih berlobt lift. Du
tpsiBt, man fonn fih rlienaIs duf bas
perlaifen, fpas iie Iagt. Dora: yDas
it's ia eben. Sie behduptet, iie iei
tim nur eins G.caubin.1
NobtI. Mrbeiter: sd babe
h Der 3eitlng gelefen, baB aus Sbrem
6auIe elm 0unb entlaufen 1T bier
bringe idb ibn ipieber!@ Naronin:
rSebr fh1n. !. sSobdna, brIdsn sic
BEN ulaua< bic 6of6l@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05

Dertrauli4es. WtpDea
bame at ibrer 9ohter:: ngebit Du
|nus, meins Gis6se4 so. DIANA. :
llnb iDenn ber JriIeur founlel follte
- Deintr Mbtpe5enbeitg4 sWudt
|nidts, Marnu, ih babe Gieurette bic
1ennueifeu Weiflingsn binteridfen.1
Muh esi ne Art bpn 3uS
|xunftsm1fif. sd bitte Did,
{tisI bod niht INNER Wagner, iA
&tIrnme nod Ropftpeb 6dDonr ruft
2Qma i1rer 6ltsrft 9omter ms Nss
ben3fmmer. .1ber i9 Ypiele ia gan
is 1ntiportet bas janss Wldbhen,
- III bas 9abb, nit bem bic 9Onns
nr 5sldDier int
GIti9 ss9oTfsn. aIts
n6tsI:: ~eIdb, tDenn ss mir bod 9e-
Mbd1bsrt 81 nuftrideal1
aubtn: .wla& ibu baIt 9 9aar
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-05

Utupt u'tU obtSIHu VII "tSHpSHI @hut
lebnte.
.0alt Elm, rif Der fdtpar5e @Duri,
ben 8urihen 5uriidsiBenb, inbem ct
i6m cine sBiitole por ben Rppf bielt.
Gs lit cine Seisbeit, eins tpebrloie
5rau 5u iiberfallsn unb tper bon eu9
nod etnen 0erflid mabt, bic 9errin
bes 9aufes su dngitigen, fpirb fofort
nieberseiAOTen!
sd banfe Dir, iagte meine @ebies
term, fid tpieber aufridtenb, nun iage
mir, mas Du forberit unb bann aie6s
in 6rkbsn.
.,@etpdbren sic mir nur brsiDinge;
ipe,. ipeib, spie baIb bos Stanbreht
nsin 0anpt forbert!
r6prih, ia bertraus Dir, baB Du
nihts Inbiaises bsrlangen tpirIt.
sd srbits mir bic Gstge S6res
Gobnes, bic bort an Der Munb bdngt,
.in @las Sbres feurigften sofapsrs
unb einen Rub bon ben rotben 2ippsn
biefes Rinoes-, babel seigte er uuf
MIDI.
,O6nS cine 3uitimmung abautpars
ten, riB en- bic Geige BON ber Wanb
nnb fpielte einen glarbas.
sd Deriihere Did. nein Rinb, i1
bate nod ME 70 ffiiriniI6ss 6eras
flopftn ME an iensn Mbeno unb benz.
nOH 3udkn mir bic JuB5piBen, 70
ipuBte ber ihiparae GDuri ben 8ogen
all fiibren! sd muBte ibn irnuerau
dnfeben, tDis sr Oaitanb, bic bIibenben
Gussn auf mid gsbsftst, 0ie aippeu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06
plant sustained and ten days allowed

plant sustained and ten days allowed
to amend.
Lucinda A. Lebecher VS.. George c.
Lambert; demurrer to complaint over
ruled and ten days to answer.
Edwin Petit VS.. Stonewall J. Steekey
ct al; demurrer to complaint over
ruled and ten days to answer.
c. r. Savage VS.. Christian Eisele;
demurrer to complaint overruled and
ten dayssto answer.
D. D. Mallory VS.. e. A. Kessler ct
al. demurrer to complaint oVerruled
and ten days to answer.
Richard A. Lowe vs.. Elizabeth Show
ell ct al; demurrer to complaint over
ruled and thirty days to answer.
H. S. Joseph ct al. VS.. E. Haviland,
Jr.; demurrer to complaint sustained
and ten days to amend
Walter L. Price VS.. L. G. Hardy,
collector; demurrer to complaint con-
fessed and ten days to amend.
Elmer e. Darling ct al. VS.. H. John
son ct al; judgment and foreclosure
for the plaintiff.
J.. H.. Bennett VS.. NJ H. Beardsley
ct al; judgment and decree of fore
closure by default.
Salt Lake Lithographing Company
vs.. Ibex Mine and Smelling Company
ct. al; motion to strike out part of
complaint sustained; demurrer to COM
plant overruled; motion to strike out
cross complaint of w. S. Mccormick
overruled; ordered that receiver pay
clerks fees.
George T. Oden VS.. A. G. Hollister
ct. al; five days additional time to
answer.
Sarah j. Williams VS.. Charles A.
Westman ct al; guardian ad Item
appointed.
Sam Levy VS.. H. P. G. Coats ct. al;
demurrer to answer and motion to
strike out answer oyerruled.
Thomas Borlase VS.. c. o. Brown;
demurrer to complaint sustained and
ten days to amend
Charles Sleeves VS.. D. c. Grown;
same order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06
ALLEGED False Imprisonment.

J. B. McGrath yesterday, by his at
torney, Fred McGurrin, began suit
against the Merchants Protective as
ISOLATION, F. G. Luke, w. H. Sells and
Constable Anderson to recover So. 900
for alleged false imprisonment. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants.
on August 81, 1895, by force, compelled
him tc go to the county Jail and there
imprisoned him and deprived him of
his liberty, without right or authority
or probable cause, to his damage in
the sum named, for which Judgment is
prayed.
The facts appear to be that a judg-
ment against McGrath for a small
amount was put into the hands of the
Protective association for collection,
and McGrath was cited to appear be-
fore Justice Sells for examination as
to what means he had. He appeared
and it developed that he had nothing
to apply on the judgment
1t is claimed by McGrath that he
was bulldozed and inundated and
finally committed to Jail, where he
was kept from Saturday night until
Sunday night and then released.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06
STOCK DETECTIVES.
Authority Under the Law For APP
pointing Same.


pointing Same.
In the matter of appointing the
sheriff of this county to the position
of cattle detective, as a method of
getting around the law and providing
a means of paying him money for work
which he does not do instead of pay
ing him for what he really does do,
this paper has received a query from
a citizen to know where the authority
comes from.
This appointment is made with
authority of law, however. In section
that 1.-The county court of any county
in the territory, when deemed neces-
sary for the public welfare, may ap-
point one or more detectives to dis
cover and detect violations of the
stock laws, ETC., etc"
Section 22O9, provides penalties for
those who shall steal, lead away, ride
away, drive away amy meat cattle,
horse, goats sheep, mule ass or swine. :"
1t will be seen that under the
authority vested in the court it had
the right to appoint him cattle detec-
tive. In fact now this section has been
discovered it will be odd if the court
does not find places for all it's friends.
There is still open the position of de-
tective for all the animals mentioned.
Hardy being cattle detective there re-
mains to be chosen a horse detective, a
goat detective, an ass detective, mule
detective, a sheep detective and a hog.
detective. 1t is thought that Hardy, by
virtue of his position as cattle Betec-
tive, is the ranking officer, and that
he may appoint these. If this is true
it might be a good thing for him to
appoint the members of the board of
selectmen to these positions. They are
all over the country every day, includ-
ing convention days, and can certainly
get action ON thieves sooner than any
other men in the district Geddes as
goat detective is at once alliterative
and appropriate, while Roberts as mule
officer would sound extra we'll. Chris
topherson acting in the capacity of
sheep constable might be a good thing
too. These suggestions are made free
of cost and can be acted upon as the
members of the board see fit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-06
FIVE FACTS.
THE
Great Rock Island Route
Cheap
Outing Excursions.

FIRST. For the National Educa-
tional Meeting at Denver, opening July
9Th, the rate will be one fare plus 81 90
for round trip. Tickets good to return
any time UP to and including Sept. LIST.
SECOND. The regular Tourist Car
to California via Kansas City runs
once . week, and leaves Chicago every
Thursday at 600 p. M, Kansas City at
1880 a. m. every Friday. Tickets
based on second class rate, and car
runs on fastest trains, and known as
the Phillips-Rock Island Tourist Ey-
cursions. Car arrives at Colorado
THIRD. Home-Seekers' Excursions
to Texas and New Mexico Next one
June 18th. Rate. one fare for round
trip Tickets good twenty days.
FOURTH. For Mexico City the Rock
island runs a Through Sleerer from
Kansas City daily at $40 D. m. via
Topeka, Mcfarland, Wichita and Fort
Worth and Austin to San Antonio.
Two routes from there are-Interna-
tional r. r. to Laredo, and Mexican
National to tie City of Mexico; South
ern Pacific and Mexican International
via Spofford and Eagle Pass to City Of
Mexico.
Connections are also made at Fort
Worth via The Texas Pacific to Ell
Paso, and over the Mexican Central to
City Of Mexico.
FIFTH. Send to address below for a
Souvenir called "The Tourist Teacher"
that gives much information TO tour
lists. Sent free.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A..
CHICHGo.