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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

wonder that the digestion Of both gets out
Of order
Nature works o., hard as she can, but
there ru SOME th'uHH .ha cannot stand II
O. man vets aina foreign substance into the
works ui his watch. Hr doesn't expect the
wligh 90 mn until the impeachment Is &C.,
moved. lIiH own digestive system b. a
much Mote wonderful and dg,ic1tr meghau.
SOM tuu that uf bis watch and vet he neg.
leCH 70 md abuses o. lle lets Il get out Ut
ufa.I aul fgiu. Co help a. Ia the end
he neglect reacts with terrible force upon
himself Th. reaction comes ON gradually,
however au that sometimes he scarcely sus-
IsrH tHH cause
THE cause OF nine terihs 1T the sickness
of ila world b constipation IA condition
Go common that four people out Of Eve take
% as matter Of course, From this one
cause COME Indigestion disorders of the
s,nm Do liver and Kidneys hili0usucsl
headaches 0atulcucr heartburn, impunty
of %. blood and the serious complications
HHt follow 70 begin with constipation is
q little dining and "a little thug viii cure a.
pI l.a-gr.s Pleasant Pellets are tiny sugar.
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Con-. Htl. hU'u she r".Nt. They ar as
r.HIH ls they are efficient, 0ud will per.
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There nothing 800 the world like them, Z
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dr who tries 90 SEN YOU something
ell. Has H.B own interest iu view aud not
y0ur
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Medical Association No. hg5 Main Street,
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Any. ONE sending % a1ne.nl stamp, to cover
g.. n uaNinr rHN win receive ugt % copy Of
The ,yEpeuH Iot r..auolng ih.s wonderful book
hI been 'lIA HE iHU sale ui t'a 300 copies uf thc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
Smashed in the Door.

Part OF Justice wonget's time was
taken up t0ufy Ia hearing tho case
ugsinsI Ella Wallace, woman Of un-
savory reputation who, IL sppears,w
10 a certain sporting house lust even
lag, and deliberately smashed
IN the door with Au IA. IL
was clear ease agaiust Ella aud thr
court taught her that such conduct
Wis entirely ciscounlonnncod by the
ely OfdinGuctr, by ordering her 10
Iay over tue sum OF so " DO i'm.
pglsonoj In tue city isii Tor 20 dayr.
she paid tue oaan.
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For Burglary.

James O'Conaor Was awaiting trial
In the police cours this afternoon for
burglary. Tue cnarge against the
defendant consists OF tho thsit aud tale
OF taidlu ami bride bplouging g Mr.
Bert rtaadel. IL Is claimed that
O'Conn0r admits having cold tho arll.
clef, but no contends that they were
Stolen by another party.
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An Ashanti with a Rrnnm.

Mrs. Jane Grnniord was In tho
police court today ehargod with an hs.
snult upon a boy named T.. DoVsnup
The evidence Aiduced went TO show
that the lad, according 10 orders, wns
repairing fence In front OF the hnufc
IN which the defendant live, when
the lniy inirtifv'i hy batiofing him
with DO a.. Onto number OF wit.
rtsscu were cx'miued In tho case,
which was not concluded n, prcts
time.
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sIoCHs Avn nAn,,,,


opeSSd ,l, %gh; June The stock ma,
way displayed an improving tea,,tht iht
W. news OF ataliy in London t'ri'tl'l ulle
ulA,H were iugiinrd 10 sag win my. lnius
s,,v,T se,tialSs,gsu.e H y, 10 torcIeu erhd5'..'
chaurot hand o. HHf.HH ''N' 'I VIVA
Toe rcucfal market dispiayst...
,,snnth'y atter iI.l', under rrfssa,I ahif
tobacco and sugar deemed a 80. sA.fi 'Ifs
g.ellcd 70 w. un dec afaton oi a.. N,ai'tF
proceed nFa Speculation in sIIys, ~. ~
,9ntinuo 10 attraot att,nt" h. fgftts, I,l.ott,i
oiti'tfu at tll being made 'N'' IAlrIa.tt
Mi|Hluu Pacific hrUkr n. ,
May. 'ainiuNt w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
Bound Over For Grand Larceny

a youth named Albeit Ma.qu,,t was
before Justice wenger today charged
with grand lhtceny, In having stolen
q horte, harness ami wagon belonging
10 "a Mr.. simpson which ne Altofwatga
tried 10 dispose " fOr $40. The oy,.
uencc vas conclusive against him Hni
he was bOund over " the ulslflc.
court In bonds Of ll0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

Lambert Il. Common, IN oAElsnd,
Cal, clerk who was In ~ health and
ont Of wort, dropped dead In presence
Of his 'amily on Monday. The fsmily
had been on The verge Of starvation
several dpys, and this II supposed 10
have caused the death, Conner leaves
wife aud three small children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

askod you forn verdict Of guilty In the
mrs degre.. In behalf Of The defend.
ant ! aCrrrt the challenge thus thrown
out that this defendant II guilty Of
murder lu The 0tst degree OF l. entitled
10 n verdlci 1t not guilty.
JUDGE Powers was talking when the
NEWS report closed, MI Haue Will
q. Joe Ior tlo prosecution Gu % 10 c1'
pooieI tina, tue case Will 20 90 the jury
this evening.
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OGDEN.
Junction CITY items.

Suit has been nled by Samuel NJ.
Jarvis and Roland II. Couklin against
the Lhnd's rtust c mpAuy TO recover
tho rum Of fO7 900 with Interest, which
increases the amount sued fos to 500 q.
900. The Land'a Trust oNmpnny T. m
Ergliah c0frr ration, AMI between May
!, 1891, and January I, 1895, plaintiffs
Rendered uutvlctH or defendants. The
nliuro ~ the laboS performed consist.
ed In organizing land invottmsnt com.
panles Ia various parts u the United
Staisp, and for such services the above
claim Is made.
Yesterday tho police ran on 10 n gang
Of thiFiy-twO hob0s surround NJ n
thirly.iwo.sallon keg OF beer down m
the brush In the northwest mart Of
town. They deflnd the objects,
but the sight OF their guns
subiuu them. Fifteen were tak.
en- TO lai. They arc samples
OF the lowest Of the hobo element and
used Insulting language 10 l4uies
whom they met while on the way 10
jail. Two houses were butglatz q 10
tho vicinity 4 the hobo cRmpiu z
ground on Thursday night aud $40 and
a golI watch taken from one,
Thomas Dioey ~ Boise city was
buuoyod out Of $50 yesterday. He
showed bic now Acquaintance his
n oncy, whom one Of them grabbed II
and ron oh, the Other broadening 10
kill him IL he made any noise about II.
Tho commissioners Of Weber AMI
Davis counties have te0n vlsitiug tho
bridge wAshout In Weber csnyon, aud
havs concluded TO put Ia q new bridge.
They met thia morning 10 act upon the
proposal Of Andrews Bros. to put In a
new bridge.
Huntsyl!lr, Elem sni Liberty viii
Join IN Four h Of July celebration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

Detective L.. A. Franks IA raising
prehond Hermans. Anyone who will
donate anything 10 the fund may Do
no by mall or by calling nj hs oiict,
"a wet Fad South, between 10 and Z
?. IN. Friday and Saturday, or by ad'
dressing Ffsnks' Detective Agency
L. q. Box GA city.
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DllN'rIras.

isyl. Harriet Do,ofeuN Hichgns, agsd Z. LIZ. ~
I months and 10 days Juiucd DC tHur.st1
her native land, England. gathered UI.b ~
sainin IA Utah IN the year rs iu Can't.
HM9t'u hAhlN ~ COMPANY, manned
uisht children aud two dead iiaf uHfgUt.
joined the church under the bauga 20 f..i
dent ". Noetrun, being mcmIrfs U. E.
shl'.. ~ lnts ,. ~, lh tsiiauir' trs 'hhd
b. 40 who knew her. Two % lef sUrs f. fa
ffofn Nefnrl. tiriah, on h1sstL4.a DO ur ~.
unt N hur funeral, when Wa largely ATTENDED
MtiCnnial star, please copy.
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others woro called in. with 10 ask YOU
also something regarding Nourioli moro
directly. / trust you Will give the mater
serious thought before deciding uron
tho na'ufp of your reply. ] nn sincere
in saving that were you moro during the
trial do not think DO would ho necessary
Tor yuu FOO appear iu u1urt#such 30 u.so
the opinion u my attorney but
thuuiI wU doom Dr. ucCOfHarv
that yaI should boo hero no that time, that
j might SEQ you peg Ouallv aud obtain
immrl .Uoly any Information that would
boz ~ service tu me. Would YOU Do VIII.
ing Goo come IN send for yuul Tho triul
istp ior tho b Of May, Just two w,oNs
tum TODAY. You mus. certainly realize
what YOUR T0ply means 90 us aud tho ne.
c.4si.v ut NuJr writing lmmCdNoly up.
ON receipt oi this, even by the rutufu ~
mail 10 that IL possible. I trust on will
uu delay 10 moment Regarding ,lo
suspnudpTs, I hnvo not ne We. Soon
brothor Leo to ask him about them. but
Will do 900 upon tho hr.t opportunity
You remember that Ice hns them. Trust
ing NAV not 30 disappoiUtoi iu receive
Ing uu early reply, also hoping that YOU
will continue 90 fol better. ] remain,
Very sincerely yours,
HHH.#.....H.H.H.aa
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~ CmuI.E EOR QuEEN.

This coupon entities holder 90 ono vote
for Queen OF the Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake CITY, July md, sud aud ith,
$500.
All counties he tho Sta'o will be- invited
10 Join Ia tho Carnival Pageant aud to
choose queens ~ thoir several counties
10 represent th0ir delegations. who Will
b. received by tho Carnival Queen ~ the
Throne us guests OF Honor.
- =
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uhcaso, Jgael
Nheat--Junc s5l july. H.
JoTn-Juno, as July. u
uhts-Junc. III, July .s5.g
iork-Juur, ttuu, july. 500.
l.ard-luno, - ilE Juiv. q, ft'
Timothy s. %
barley MAN
Rye Il,.
iiaN tuCd-.i.
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H1HTl woTtman onen

VT workman oOen
cats his lunch on the
lme bench WHERE
hr docs his work
The uMce man
tultehrs a few min.
utgs nom his ocru
; patton and turn his
desk into "a dining.
table. Neither gets
the exercise he
needs. neither takcl
the proper time for
eating II Is small
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

members VI the choir and others par.
ticipatlng in the grand concert tour
The poem can he had at the Juvenile
Instructor aud woman'a Exponent
gflirEs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
DEMAND FOR OUTSIDE MONEY,
Another ; n CT the New Mortgage Taxa.
ton Law |, Having.

Tho uew law taxing mortgages held
by local lenders Of money IL creating
quite n skurry among borrower. A.
Tact rs loans run out people who wish
10 renew are informed that they eau
DO 90 by adding 10 the rate Of Interest
the amount OF tho lax, which will be
close upon three por cent per year.
rne man, therefore, who has been
borrowing ats per cent aud considering
himsoli lucky TO get that rate, will now
have to pay II Per cent II no II borrow
ing ION local lender. Building %.
Citations u curse are exempted from
tbr PROVISIONS OF the Jaw.
Heller J. Grant q Company, who
have placed considerable amount OF
eastern money 10 5ait l. ks real estate,
cay there has been hvcligf demand
Tor money IA the pat few days
tnan Tor some months prior The
now Law exempted Ouislde money from
taxation ~ that everyone was alter u
foreign loah, tue difference In interest
rates buiug 70 heavy. They nave
the past TOW days.
The New York Life Insurance tenn
pauy, who togE the $500, 900 city bonds
through GHLt q Company somu tint
/ ago, wrote thu, arm tuat they woult
\ bid Tor the whole issue OF State u0ndi
/ " thty bote u per cent iutefest, bu
/ that they dii uut desire TO compete wi
/ 4 Ier cent bonds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

The utuhl attendance Ia seen ut tho
Lyctum tntH8 fnu summcr evenings
AMI laughter aud applause fll the
house dufing the Performance Of the
farce comedy "rwl Of q klndp The
tiuging of Miss wills Sayuc DO fully
appreciated and james h. Post Il ~
iuuuy % ever. GoOi hu1iucys DO looked
Tor az this house iJt the matinee 5atut.
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND

Good houses continue 10 greet the
performances Of Camille at the Grand
and ,iit Hsmu appreciation OF the sx.
colleut work done by Remark and
Bdnker IL mAniiestod, rs upon the
opening night. Greater familiarity
with their limos IL apparent In the
5uppoIt aud more huisbsi perform.
AuCga arc given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

uov, Chicago lgasl
light, 4l.tOafi.n.
Mhod, tLgIuti go.
Heavy, 81 1855 %
Rough, - 5ad1uQ.
Cattle
HcoNUs, SlIdAai
Cows anu hcifcfs, 81 raf.gal
Texas stCUrs, flGantI.su.
storkcr. sud tetdcr., l3igIr.'J
sheep Market steady.
htiNcf. Lrsd
fiivfFfsH
Lead 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

There U.s bul5 among tho biz
CIowl 300 tuu court room when JuIgy
Powers aIgun Iu an argument Zoe lAt
defendant uH opened bv a.al,nr That
tN.ru Wls grB, difference b tWrru
civil aud criminal raBs. Iu the
lHtil matter .fu0llafs Auu ugu.r
--HHmcthirE ina, man can gem Uu.
1000. IT, tue second Glaze OF cases wa
IHF..g" tina, Whiuu man cannot CIV
lH. Nll.l comes from GlI-lIfr, tA
W.vuce. ilelfw knows no uiltIntuul
between individuals when their live.
sue 10 question. Tbs prosecution bga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

While Ju#gu Powtt- vac reading tho
shove o. he Jury Mr.. ID me- had refusei
tue next letter hul stated that be
would consent 10 ils Aumifslau, when
the following was read, huvlug leUu
Identified by the witness, w. 4. ID n.
wOOdey, ~ having beon Written by
himteli 10 Mts. Hyndg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

This afternoon upon IoassembIing OF
c1uri, Judge Hiles announced tuat ha
WuuiI deny the require. OF the proirCu.
ton 10 Instruct the Jury that ueii.t.
mont, o. uuhaud iu tho law, does not
occur except when the character 10
previously Chastg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
SCOUTS Ar TUE CARNIVAL.
Adam Paul WIN Have 8OO-B Beautiful
Desirfs for Floats.


Adam Paul, chlo' Of the carnival
scouts aud pi0nceu, announces that
he will have at ltas. 800 meu, oil well
mounted ami cob.umrd, In the pa.
tades. He has just returned from n
sour Of the county and experienced no
trouble ln securing volunteers. The
exposition grounds will bo their Csmr-
ing place hiio In The city and drills
and r,col,l ne Will DO held thoro daily
during tue carnival
The * uuiivc committee yeslefday
adopted nIai dttigu pftaented by
Art Director IlaReou, IL Ia 10 repre-
cent the fusU MY. a mammoth
specimen, hanging "a canopy over
tue Floral q lrrn, will DO the principal
feature. Decorator Bradley 10 well
pleased win % aud declares that with
such sun e.. Boz eau Guido the best
Il Ifsi ti1ai IN ilu 5aa jose nests, with
wuich ho was Identified. Another
Loaf, rCprtseuli the United States,
over winch thu GIdtess Of Liberty
hOvtrs 70 protective way, IL another
dtsia Il from the same artistic pou,
which tho executive committees will
conbiuef tomorrow.
There wusadto dCd luli IN tho queen
contest yctiptIay the position Oi the
leaders remaining about tho same ~
they were at the close VI tho polls
fuetdny afternoon. TIE vote now
stnuds!
Mh' jean %. Russell ......"..........i7.'oi
Keep your avsrtc above this lire 8; yoa
wish uCr 60 succeed.
hHH Nliaic fCari,.ss,..s.....,.s.,.. ,t's
Alns tnufrn 0 thatcher. ..s....ssss.. 4ilN
Niaa Laura NtuUtssssss a.ssssssss NO
Ars 4. D. Ahin..'sHs.s.H.' s's.,,,...s.t'.s 'ls
Cot this ont and sond to executive
committee, room $40 Atlas Block, city.
~, y ~ ~; NJ, $500
MY CHOICE FOR QUEEN,
Oga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

Eph. EnRboTg, ompl0yo Of the Din.
wUoIoy ostsul shmoui, waB called by
tho Prosecution 90 prove that Mit.
Hynds oamn 20 tho store on several
orcaslons IA quest o. the DECEASED, but
no was not allowed 10 totuly on etjer.
tiuu from the defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
GladneSS Comes

NAJith better understanding OF the
w transient nature OF the many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before propcrcf.
iurts-gcntlc Cnous--plOugau forts
rightly directed. There rs comfort la
the knowledge, that 50 many forms OF
sickness are not due 20 any actual dis
ease, but simply 10 II constipatodcondi
ton Of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupof Figs, prompt
" removes, That Is why 20 rs the only
remedy with millions Of families, and ~
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects arc due 90 tho fact that tits the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without dchilituting tho
organs on which IL acts, II Is therefore
all important, In order 20 get It's bcno-
hcial effects, TO note when You pur-
chase, That You have the genuine arti.
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
tornia Fig Syrup Co, only and sold by
all reputable druggists,
II in the enjoyment ~ good health,
and the system Is regular lnNativos or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 10 the most slSillful
physicians, but II In need of % laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
wcll-informcd everywhere, Syrup Of
Figs stands highest and "a most largely
acknowledgements general satisfaction,
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nom sIDEi KEsTED.

Al this point both sides rested, the
Jury llod out OF tue blx and Mt. Zane,
,ur Ghe prosecution, addressed the r0ufl
10 a request ior certain insgTuOtiann to
the Jury.
Mr. Z,us's address was not n lengthy
ne tut II was very pointed and NJ
lime spirited, being addressed pttiuu.
arly 10 the c3uTps Interpretation u
tue inv on 'dUllumont."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-25

obstacle. rs not this Josephs sonY' they
inquired. He has been in this community
thirty years, and we have seen Him and
known His mode of life. So they re-
fiected. They might believe that IN the
space of a year He had been transformed
into prophet. IL was too much 10 believe
that He was the long-expected Messiah.
foretold by the great Isaiah, that He pos
sessed such eminent qualities as had been
described in the lesson. luke Nv, 30
CONCLUSION.-F-om that Sabbath in
the synagogue at Nazareth Jesus went out
to establish His high claim. His message
thereafter was in harmony with the an
nounced functions OF His Office. He de-
liverei the captiyes He recovered the sight
OF the blind. duke vii, 21-) He declared
the acceptable year OF the Lord. He proved
himself to be a physician and redeemer
He discharged poor sinners from their
debts. (Acts v. 31-) And this he has con-
tinually done for nineteen centuries. His
words were no vain boasting in an hour
when foolish men might seek 70 glorify
themselves among those of early years. but
the sober utterance Of truths in which the
world has come to rejoice. And the wonder
of the Nazarenes who heard His speech
has been reproduced by the wonder Of mil
lions who have witnessed his deeds Grew.
iy. 2l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-25

action that is likely 10 create all kinds OF
trouble for the eh7igrant clearing house of
the Western Passenger Association. He
are employed by the clearing house are net
entitled to any passes. Last year the
agencies were allowed one pass each. but
this year they Will get nothing. This de-
cision cuts out such agencies as Peter Nc
Donnell, Muller & Co. and A. Johnson &
Co., and the warmest kind of protest is
expected from these agencies.
Much confusion has arisen regarding the
issuance of free transportation to private
ear companies. The lines east of Chicago
give two annual passes to each private car
company owning one hundred or more cars,
while the Western roads allow only one
annual for each company for the use OF
bona fide car inspector This privilege has
been abused. several of the lines having APP
piled for as many eas five ANNALS. These
applications have come from every con-
ceivable concern that operates or controls
any kind Of special sssv Tne s e
officers and agents to be used by them In
travelling over Western territory to solicit
business. Chairman Midgley has ruled that
only one pass can be given each car COM
pany and that If they are given more the
agreement will be reduced to an absurdity.
A Pennsylvania official who has watched
with interest the promotion of L. +. Loree
until he reached the position or general
manager OF the Pennsylvania lines, said he
first came into notice at the time OF the
Youngstown flood. Vice President McCrea
tnen put MIN III charge VI the WOIh VI Duilu-
ing long trestle work which was to span
the long stretch of roadbed washed out.
Another force was put to work from the
east end, and Mr.. Loree was given to un-
derstand by his superior officers that he
was expected 10 meet the gangs building
from the east at least half way. He stood
at his post giving orders day and night,
and had the pleasure Of exceeding the ex-
pectations of Vice President McCrea by
building several hundred feet more of tres
tie than did the gang approaching from the
east He was then engineer of maintenance
of way on the Indianapolis & Vincennes.
and took men from every Western division
to do the work. The record he made drew
from First Vice President Thomson the
highest commentator, and from that time
promotions came to him rapidly. Since APP
pointed superintendent of the Cleveland a.
Pittsburg, from which he went to his new
position, he made an excellent record in
improving the property and doing II in an
economical manner
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-25

The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted
Original-James NJ. Mercer, New Lisbon
James II. Watkins, Terre Haute; James
NJ. brook, Mier; James X. Morrison, WASH
ington.
Additional-Charles +. Truax, Kokomo.
Restoration and Supplemental-Cary B.
Basngham, Madison.
Restoration and Increase-Thomas C..
Robinson (deceased), Elizabethtown.
Increase-Andrew Hishman. sIdlewild;
Thomas S. Bailey, Vincennes; Henry
Baugh, Ellettsvilie; Simon II. Roberts. Fair
land; Joshua Hunt. West Lebanon; Adolf
plus II. Booker. Burdick.
Reissue-Jefferson H. Baker. Boonville;
Josiah Emery, Salem; Samuel Appleget.
Ciermont.
Original Widows, etc.--Minors of Thomas
G.. Robinson, Elizabethtown; FRANCESCA
Bechtle, Evansville; minor Of Thompson
Vandever, Mt. Vernon; minor of William
Woods Waco; Catherine Bayer, Harmony;
minors of Daniel Turner, Indianapolis; Ur-
hanna G.. Beard. Indianapolis; Mary +.
Franklin, Nashville.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-25

Walter Ross, a colored hostler employed
about the stable of William c. Buschman
& Co., grocers at 200 Fort Wayne avenue.
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
stealing two bottles of beer and side of
bacon. He was seen leaving the store car
rying a keg supposed to be empty. The
man was not permitted to be about the
store. and he was at once suspected of car
rying something concealed in the key. A
member of the firm and patroman Cop
linger. who happened TO be in the store at
the time. followed Ross to the stable. He
seemed uneasy at the appearance of the
patrolman. and was unwilling to show him
through the stable at Mr.. Buschman's direc-
ton, but finally went with the officer 10 the
loft. Mr.. Buschman then examined the
key and found the bacon and bottles OF
beer, wrapped in piece of coffee sack
Ross denied knowing how the articles came
to be in the key, but he was taken TO the
station house. In spite of his protestations
of innocence