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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02
SAMPLE QUESTION LIST REGARDING
THIS COUNTRY.

There are three or four families
in certain Illinois town who are
planning to move to South Dako-
ia, some day, but who first want
to be assured on some doubtful
points. They ran across pam
phlet of the vintage of 1889, is
sued from the Office of Immigra-
ton Commissioner Hage t y,
and Immediately got into CORE
spondence with an Aberdeen real
estate dealer. AS showing the
general lack of information and
The vast mass of rnisinformation
obtained in many eastern parts,
some of the questions asked by
these people are very pat. They
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

Judge j. E. Garland of Sioux
Falls has been appointed special
assistant United States attorney
to aid in the prosecution of the
Homestake Mining Co. for cutting
timber unlawfully in the Black
Hills.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

The rosy fingered morn did there
disclose her beauty, ruddy as a blush
ing bride, gliding the ,narigold, paint
ing the rose, with Indian chryso1ites
her cheeks were y'd.-Baron.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

Editor r. S. Persons and fam;
ly, of Howard, will have the
heartfelt sympathy of the editori-
al family in the great loss which
has fallen upon them by the
death OF little Robbie, aged seven
years.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

State Oil Inspector c. w. Stat
ford and his son-in-law, Attorney
S. H. Davis, both recently of
Waubey, have purchas ed the
Brown County Sentinel, weekly
Republican paper at Aberdeen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

1t appears that Bob Kneebs
came out ahead in the fight made
against him in Germany, and that
the imperial court has quashed
the conviction against him.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

Nature is the most thrifty thing in
the world; she never. wastes anything;
she undergoes change, hut there's no
no annihilation, the essence remains
matter is eternal.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-04-02

AS a large amount of arms and
ammunition have recently been
landed in Cuba, it is more than
likely that the Spanish army will
soon advance backwards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
THEY ARE TRAITORS
BLACKBURN TALKS OF THE GOLD
mug DEMOCRATS
Claims That They Have been Led
A''rSy by President Cleveland
Ma Secretary Carlisle.

Lexington, KY March Ex-senator
blackburn came here tonight anG was
rendered a banquet by his friends in
this city. After declaring himself Il
candidate for recollection he BACON to
take Governor Bradley to task for his
"bayonct rule"
lie declared there never was any
cause for fear and believed the govern
or was frightened for his own safety
lie told how he had sat three days In
the cloak room looking at the soldiers
as they trod the halls in arms. lie
said that 1t was shame upon the
state and he trusted the Democratic
party would right the wrong by elect
ing solid legislature at the first OPP
portunity who would "impeach a gov
ernor so cowardly as to bring dlshonor
OH the state"
He characterized the sound money
Democrats who Had failed to vote for
him as traitors, led astray by Cleve-
land and Carlisle. His denounc Bnent
OF them was bitter and he declared
that but for their action he would have
been elected without difficulty. He de-
clared that he would return to Wash
ington and raise his voice in defense OF
the state and would leave it to his
friends to see that the disgraceflE
scenes at the capitol of Kentucky
served to solidify the Democratic par
ty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
SOME QUICK REPLIES
Mayor Paddock Tells why He
Should he Re-eIected-The work
OF His Administration.

The municipal campaign was on in
earnest last night in Fort Worth. The
bands played. the works were dis
played and eloquence foated around in
the air FOR about two solid straight
hours, The city's present chief ex-
ecutive. Mayor Paddock, addressed n
large crowd ut the square. corner Of
Tenth and Houston street, but in which
could be found many NAPLES orSFrS
supporters who permitted their en-
thusiasm to actuate them w 70 q,
pitch of giving an all-around yen. the
IKE Of winch has made Mark Ellison Of
Dallas famous
The main feature at the Paddock
meeting was the colloquy between his
honor and Secretary A. M. Carter.
The dialogue at times reached most
interesting phases after which Mayor
Paddock turned his back to the eN-
senator ana addressed the part OF the
audience on the opposite side
Mayor Paddock, In II speech of some
minutes, defended his administration
as economical The mayor continued
along this line until he was interrupted
by ex-senator Carter who wanted 10
know OF the mayor concerning the
lSSas investment company and the
Texas Investment company. limited
Mayor Paddock--I have no connec-
ton with It now As long as | was
associated with 1t 1t was all right
know nothing about the Texas Invest.
ment company. My connection wHs
with the Texas Investment company.
limited.
Ex-senator Carter-How about tho
note you indorsed? ''e
Mayor PaddoCk-They bring nm
Things against me that happened thir.
teen years ago. | plead Limitation.
Ex-senator Carter-Thats ali YOU can
Ex-senator Carter--How big do vo,,
LINK you are, Paddock, anyway?
Mayor faddock-Six feet and seva,.aI
ihches, and / weigh a ton.
Mayor Paddock said sometime. ,t,,,,,.
some NAPLES men losing ali sense Of d.
ccehcy, to which the ex-senator renijoJ
tnat the chief executive ought Ia ryi -
nus nose All the time the two ,rara
making retorts the crowd v-ls "boari,,,s
ana yelling and such expressjn, - 'b
Let II so, Gnllagherrr "Give htr, 90
ke@ or nallsw Give him 49,
el6ar that ~ kill himf' put n % nnd'
,,2ek on Paddock" ETC.. were banrlI
~ IN ~ Paddock finally concluded In.
iu.nplnS on tho other candldates viii
nueh ieSt' and his closing renarl,s we,.
especially aimed at Mr. Wnnlee 80
Mhieh alderman VI. a. sponnts sn,i,t, a..
Paddock's interest 'po@e IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
BEGINNING APRIL 1S
SEASON WILL OPEN UNDER FLAT
TEHINC CONDITIONS.


~,
The schedule of the Tcxas Southern
Base Ban leat1ie VIVA corni,,.d y.s.
terdhv and Ia ,.t,.,,, r.. IL, I,,u NJ
da,, ~, '''', "''' III lu'l i'eS'-
ueht ward says the season will open
under most nattering conditions and
he looks Tor this 10 IA, tho ,ron, suc-
uesslul seuson In The blgtorv Of thn
neld perfectly anJ ia a, '" os,a,,,,a al XIV
no ooniicts viii as%uT isa t 49, u,a'
pient lntsr,s,i ~ ti,,, 1870, 40 "a sum
pApctnenta in cach c,t,, ''e eh-
In In, srb,.i,,i, t'1,t,,''y, ,.,u ,..,..
undeiEtood by rcnembern,. -, t,nt DSe 49,
viii i No. ne, , iv'ers 10 me me Eames which
M han5 s eN ~, w N' uHueI Wnleh
ias NJ hnrrc| Ias,,.,i,n i'HlHn,e, Dai-
I'm ~ - uvs ~, 'ov' thv uuleH Mhieh
t,, mo 49,, "a WV ~ OF Ddllas
~ o an "o ,.i,, cam usalls' lh1 teams
1'"yi e,e ' uleniloneu under the
mead tue oates annexed
Auhtiii ~ ho1nc--N IN Dallas, May
~ ~ ~ july H. ~ u, August ~, n,
~ aeptuiinrr ~ october ], =. Win
iprh,son' NAY ~ ~, june u July u. 10,
~ n nv, -, ~ w., september " as,
IN. NUi'"; 'iay 81 - XVI July -
y Nv Nusust ~, w "a October 3, 4,
y. G LAY Mny J. = June 10. -.
a. Jul| ~ ~ August ! September "a,
" w Houston May 4. Q. O; June II.
49, ~ NuEuht = = 4, september Is.
~ Z" shetman May 2i, IS. 90; July
a, 70 10 Ii AuEust, 10 ~ 2f' september
IN 20 S"I hhtonio, April 49, ~, 90;
SHiS' j. - o. july ~ @S' ~; september
D. ?, y
H ias ~ hoinemWlth Austln, May
., Az, June, ~ ~. 2t August, Q, 10,
~ Hf 10 ss i v ~, II Denlson April,
~ 'v' June, ., =, q iuly. ", a. 2b;
xvns,h a., SSep'emper i, Fort
vs, o. "aE, - :, o. July, I. ., q; Aug
NAV " ~ vS.1per, .; /" s. Galveston,
10 Il, ~; ~ June, 20, ~, 2ti August,
ION Mav u ,g. ~ ~ ~ Hous-
ust "a ~. 40: June. II, ~, -. Aug
sherman NJ, SS,p ss ne 10, ~, II.
July 20 q 90 g., =, ~ June z, J, 4;
Antonio. Mny ii - 'e nv. ., y o; san
August a Z \. sar,,,. 20, Su"e ~ ~ Il;
Denisoi, NJ homaNIyI,h q -
II. i5. is; Jun % 90 an an Nustin' May
IL; September - "a ~ ~ Anusust 10 ~
27, 2S. 20; June 4 arto' III ' sa Aptil
Sept. Is. 10. 40 En,, ~ y W ~
May /, 2; June IL 10 IA. Apnil w
rs; Aug. q. EEL % C;aive,,onS ~,
.. 10: June To- 20. Fl. Aug Guy
O =. s. Houston; Nav Il 80. 3epN
e %, "a. Aug. ., 10, ii: scnt "a u iI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Aistiu. Tex, March 1S.-tSpecial)-
ON call of trial docket today In the
Third district court of civil appeals the
following proceedings were had;
Adirmed-Carpentnr ct al. VS.. Hannig,
from Travis; Wilson u Mosely VS..
Hartford Insurance company, from
Robertson; st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railroad company vs.
Bland Il Robertson, from Williamson;
w. r.. Moore, Jr. VS.. Johnson, from
Llaua; Arnold. administrator. vs.. Peo-
PIES. from Milan. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company VS.. Kelley,
from Robertson.
Reversed and rsndered-Caslno ct al.
vs.. state of Texas, from Travis
ON call Of motion docket the follow
Ing orders were made:
Overruled-Johnson VS., Patterson,
from Bell, for rehcarng; Easily W.. En-
dowmcpt Rank knights of Pythlas OF
the World. from Clay, for rchcaring of
judgment, striking out statement OF
Facts.
Granted-Noncs VS.. McCrcgor frln
Wichita, for cortioTari; Bull ct al VS..
Martin. from Coleman. for ten days
In which to file argument on motion for
rohearing.
In the case Of Thompson vs.. Fisher ct
al, the motion for writ of certiorari liz
granted as prayed for, and appellant is
allowed tin second Wednesday in May
to perfect transcript; from Tom Green
county. In Hall & Clampitt vs.. Nc
Gill from Runnels, being n motion to
dismiss appeal and strike out certain
parts Of record. the following order is
made: Submission Of this motion is
set aside, and the motion is set for sub
mission for second Wednesday in April.
1896
Submitted for Rackley VS..
Fowlks from Tom Green; Moore ct al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
IN THE THuuD WARN.
housing Meeting Held ana War,
Speeches Made.


,,, LAST night there was nm enthust,..,.
,mr, ~ meeting in the Third worS
me Inc meeting was held at John Msh ,s,I,
F,n on me corner of Sixteenth ard
me room was completely n,led m,
,a ,any went away for lack of standtno
MT Paul NAPLES made ono M ,ha
, rlvs, telling speeches OF the whole cam
paign, He showed up things I yery
PLAINLY as they are and aid moi mincs
mlutets at all, Mr.. NAPLES made n
very orr, happy speech. His rerirrks were
opportune and he intensified the Moe
sng impression he had already made
HsIlohs The many voters and made now
friends Tor his cause. As this was ~
iast Tine Mr.. NAPLES could sneak Sn
best work fN' III ms
T. 5. Ross, ESQ. followed Mr. wo
pies and told some plain facts I'm
very forcible way. !"
MT jerry Deems. candidate for nj
OF his candidacy. III 0ehalf
iherc was band present and e,or,.
thins was lively and lovely. 800 s'efy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
Highest of all in Lcauenng Power-Laseyt II . 4
R|>:&!A!I! RR sxiaR!,|
AB5@AUTEE.Y PANS
civil Appeals of the Fourth supreme

Civli Appeals of the Fourth supreme
judicial District:
Anirmed-S. Mahuriu vs. Stewart
AfcClung ct al. from Hill; NJ, X. &
II. Ry Co VS. c. w. Batsell, from
Grayson; Merchants Insurance Co. VS..
Willard story ct al, from Dallas; Flor
ence 5. Cowan ct al. VS.. n A. Nelson
Mfg. Co. ct al, from Dallas; j. T. X.
,Jouett VS.. w r. Gum, from Collin j.
Il. Flanders va. w. II. Hord, from Dali
las.
Judgment of district court set aside
and Judgment rendered-A. II. Norton
VS.. Il. A. Davis. from Dallas.
Reformed and aflirmed-Ludwig
Pape VS.. Elelia Pape, from Kendall.
Reversed and refCrmed-Emma Gull
nell ct al. VS.. Jesse r. Borum ct al,
from Bee.
reversed and maEded-Sanborn &
Warner VS.. George II. Plowman. from
Dallas: A. F. Parks VS.. state National
Bank Of Dallas.
Submltted-Vorhees Miller & Co. ct
nj. VS.. n. l.. waller, from Limestone
Affirmed as to interviewer and re-
yersed and rendered as to ]. @. Lee.
unless remittnr OF $3.50 is entered
within Is days. W. ID. Simpson VS.. j.
G. Lee ct al, from Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Terrell, Tex. March lS.-(speclal,-
special meeting OF the Odd Fellows
was held Monday night Eloquent
usually largo attendance was ON hama
Special work was done by the degree
and visitors.
The measles among the children have
subsidized sufficiently to quiet any fears
ovrr the public schools.
Judge Gray Of Dallas county is cnn-
vassing the county in the interests of
his own claims for congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
FRANKFORT LONELY
CONTRAST sIpcE ADJOURNMENT
MAKES 1T SEEM DESERTED.


Frankfort, Ky. March ls.-Frank-
Tort loked something like deserted
battle ground today. The McCruary
guards and company OF LeNington
remained on duty at the state house
until 10 o'clock this morning when
they were relieved aud the heavy tread
OF militia and the rattle or fnusketry
it'll.
Governor Bradley again said today to
number of persons that he did not
intend to call an extra session ~ the
legislature because OF its failure to
pass TIM needed revenue bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
TAILORs Qurr work.
Two Thousand Men S'rc low Idle I'm
the CITY Of ChIcnrn

chicago, March lS--Nearly 1000 tail
ors, hitherto unaffected by tho strike.
ault work to-day. About 60 shops are
directed. 1t was reported at strikers
headquarters that all employees on
special work for tailors had gone out.
the strike is In sympathy with that Of
the cutters. The taiiors also denard
the 20 per cent increase IN wages ask
ed by the cutters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
SECRETS LAID BARE.
Candidates for City Offices Endorsed by Committee
of the A. P A.

leans was organized on February Y
by Deputy Charles X. Allcn of Kansas
City. As stated, It has but 10 mem
bers These are some of the secrets OF
the action OF the y. r. AS. STATE
Councillor Bashaw of the Junior order
has repudiated the action Of the COM
mittee 50 far as his order is con-
carnpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The interest In the Red and Blue
contest in the Y. NJ. c. A. is Increasing
to fever heat as the time of conclusion
approaches, There will be grand
rally OF both forces on the final night
=, warning signs tell the visitor at the
Y, NJ. c. A. rooms TO beware OF paInt.
II quantity Of which has been applied
70 the interior Of the rooms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Dr' X, g Flower, the eminent phys
worth people. will be In the city In n
DAY or two, and will deliver a lecture
az Grenwairs opera house to ladies' ana
gentlemen. DIR, Flower Is an eloquent
speaker and viii interest all who at.
tend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

RIO Grande City. March lS.-tspecial)
The Starr county Democratic con-
yenilon met tonight and Instructed It's
delegates TO vote for Hon. Rudolph
kleberg first. last and always which
report was unanimously adopted. The
Following We're chosen as delegates,
James u, Wells, John l. kleberR. ID
HiFseh and James CLARK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
WAS NOT APPOINTED.
A. II. Grisgs Never Held n Political
Position.

Dallas, Tex. March 1s,-The Gazette
Is In receipt Of u communication from
Rev. y. II, Griggs, in which he cor
1ects a statement which appeared in
the public prints to the effect that he
was appointed as one of the commit
tee TO the Republi ,an convention at
Dallas. He says that during the "a
years of his ministry he has never
held any Political position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Grand Raplds., s MlsRs l'sa
grain 81 dealer. nan 1Na,,IaIss' sls
assets are largely .i., y IN lair
amount, but cons'sS, X 'saslly ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Willis, Tex. March 18.--(Special.)--
captain w. II. Harlan, who command
but who settled here when hostilitles
closed. died here, ared IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Fred u. Fry is now prepared TO do
all kinds OF watch. clock and je,selry
rsrairing. Engraving a speciality. At
Main and Houston stree,s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Philadelphia, March fS.--The NJ. u.
conferences In session here today voted
III TO 10 TO admit women as lay dele
gates to the general conference
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The catholic Congregation WAS
CnmncIIcd 90 AhioMrn for Noisc.

night to a considerable extent while
the services were in progress at st.
Putrick's Catholic church the political
crowd outside began firing anvils.
shooting Roman candles, and raised
such a noise that the worshippers in
the church were compelled to adjourn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31
The First Speech Of the County 'ndors
Ing Bryan and Free Silver.

On Saturday night { 18th inst, }
Hon. w. +. Cox, OF Jasper, de-
livered a stirring address on the II
nancial question to a large and en-
thusiastic audience at this place
dubois, Ind.) A place was has.l-
ly prepared in the open air, as the
hall was too small to seat the peo,,
ple present. Mr.. Cox was listened
to throughout his address OF hour
and Is minutes with the greatest
interest by all. He is a firm De-
lever in bimetallism at 10 to l.
His arguments we're unansweraple,
and his explanations were so pam
that all could understand, ana al
went away well pleased with tn'
speech and fully determined to give
| Mr.. Cox, as well as Mr.. Bryan,
lrousing majority in November
Hoping he may come again peior
1.-The campaign closes, ! am
CITIZEN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

The l.. f.. 4 st. l.. Cons. X. X. will
sell excursion tickets TO the following
events, and on the following times;
Sweet Sulphur Springs. Velpen, Ind.
White Sui pher Wells, English, Ind.
One and one-third fare for the round
trip. Good for 30 days. -.
Home Seekers Excursion June Sth,
July 9TH and 2lst.
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Indian Territory, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri,
In. Carolina, S. Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, and Virginia.
National League Of American wheel
men meet, Louisville, KY, Aug. l0th TO
I5th. The Air Line will sell excursion
ticket to Louisville and return on Aug:
IL. Q. 10 and ~ at one fare for the round
"Trip, good returning up to and including
i Aug. the 18th Louisville possesses the
greatest wheel track in tie country,
know as Fountain Ferry Park. -,
The crack racers Of the country. VIII
participate in these events, and thous'
lannds Of dollars worth of prizes will pe
awarded to the winners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

"Mv mother, my wife and myself use
Chamherla Cough Remedy whenever
,rnnhled with a cough or cold. 1t is the
medicine Of our home: 90 no, NM" ss,
how we could do without it. We feel
that it is an indispensable article: me
people in this vicinity too are peg,n i,inns
TO learn OF the merits OF TINS exceIle :.
medicine. never lose an oppor.unass,
to testify to its value for y mas saver We
many a Doctors bill in my fanny; W.
s. Musser, proprietor OF the Mnsse !.
House, Wilhelm, Pa TINS remedy =
famous for its cures OF bad colds. lry
il and you too will recommend y 70 your
friends. For sale by NJ. FREEDMAN
Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31
Ice Cream Supper.

The Y. p. S. G. f., OF Porters-
vile. will have an Ice Cream Sup
ne, IN the Church Grove, Aug. Sth,
iso6. for the benefit Of the Church
and society. Music will be furnish
by the string band. Everybody !
invited to come and spend thu
evening with us, eating ice cream
cake. etc, and drinking lemonade
which will be made in the SHADE
and stirred by an OLD MAID.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

H-The Reeves brothers, VINO
shot and killed sheriffs Gardner ana
Cox near Jasper, and got away
eleven years ago, ana VINO a''e.
wards we're caught and sent to
the Kentucky States Prison, io'
crimes committed in that State
will have finished their sentences
there the coming Fall, when Sherlf
Cassidy will receive them at the
prison doors and bring them oacf
to Dubois county, to answer Tor TN
murder Of her officers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31

Some time ago the one-year-old child
of Mr.. NJ. +. Lindsey, OF Franklin
Forks. Pa, had very severe attack OF
colo. She suffered great pain. MT.
Lindsey gave her a dose OF Chamber
iain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in ten minutes her distress
was GONE. This is the best medicine In
the world for children when troubled
with collie or diarrhoea. II never falis
TO effect prompt cure. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is pleasant
for them TO take. 1t should be kept In
every home, especially during the sum
mer months. For sale 10y NJ. Friedman
Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31
nHThe town marshal has thi

p~The town marshal has this
week put in culvert across Sd
street. at intersection Of Main. He
built it on top OF the ground and
filled each side with dirt. He also
put in a crosswalk over Main street,
at the same place, in order to. give
people a chance to get to Nollmer's
livery i'm muddy weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-31
Circuit Court

Resumed its session on tuesday
morning, and the following pro-
ceedings were had up to Wednes-
day night
State VS. Perry Beatty; A. x b.;
plea guilty; fined SO.
State VS. VIM. Hall; petit lar
ceny; plea not guilty; jury empan-
eled; nollied by Prosecutor in one
case jury verdict not guilty in one
case.
State VS. Jos. Hays; petit lar
ceny; nollied.
State VS. Chas. Peterson; pettlt
larceny; nollied.
State VS. Ed. Taylor; petit lar
ceny; nollied.
State VS. Ralph Baker; petit lar
ceny; nollied.
State VS. Thos Stillwell; A. x b.
with intent; nollied as to intent |;
plea of guilty of A. 4 B.; fined $lo.
Cath. Uehlein VS. Elizabeth Ueh-
lein, ct al; J.E.McFall, Commission
er. reports sale of part OF real estate
to Cath. Uehlein for $50, ano
part to Mary Theile for $1l2, and
n part to Hubert Quante for $1O3i
o sales confirmed.
X. +. Milburn, admir-. est. Q
Hannah Shelton, decd, reports salt
Of real estate to VIM Padgett TO
O S15O. Gale confirmed
Il Andy Rohrscheib, admir- est Q
e Geo. J. Rohrscheib, reports sale Q
e real estate to Caroline Rohrschel
Is for $4O5. 80; sale confirmed.
Bernhard GUIDE was authorized
sell his real estate without conser
T. of insane wife.
ct In the Norman cases the Receive
was ordered to Jointly operate u
"a mills in which John p. Norman ha
= one-fourth interest, until furth'
., orders Of the court.
g Dubois County State Bank VS.
p Norman, ct al. Finding again
John p. Norman only, and that t
ed others did not sign the note.
Tor l.. Kelso, Receiver, reports a
sb praisement of property by Ler'
oil. Cave and John Kreilein,-real
b. tate at 81, 4O3; personal at $24. Z
and notes and accounts at $780,
on Receiver was authorized to sell sa
ry personal property at private sale.
Tor Ca.harine Renner VS. J.P.Normi
on and John o. Norman finding
,e- defendant John o. and ludgeme
nd VS. John p. for $S7.4
Mary X. Schneider, admir- est.
Ferd. Schneider, decd, VS. N. Has
ms ct al; foreclosure OF mortga
zen ordered for $979.S0.
.. John Vernia VS. Est. OF Geo.
oy King; dismissed.
NY In the case of M. +. Durlauf
TX, school trustee Of Jasper vs. A.
INC Koerner, County Auditor, to co
eld pel approval Of bond, defends
rs. filed affidavit for a change OF ven
ent fir, m Judge Ely, and the same p
ceedings were had in the case
Ar which j. +. Judy is plaintiff, but
edy Judge had not been obtained up
nth Wedn esday night.