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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-14

RACINE, Wis, Nov. BIN the suit of
Mayor Frederick Graham and Chief of
Police Johnson against the Volunteers of
American to prevent the latter from hold
ing meetings upon the public square, the
Volunteers come out victorious. Captains
Wilson and Bryant. of the Volunteers, We're
arrested a week ago. charged with disturb
ing the peace. Judge Flett to-day held
that the ordinance under which the men
were arrested was invalid.
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port that the officers who resigned yester-
day afternoon did so because of friction is
vigorously denied. Mr. Sovereign is the
only past general master workman in the
order all the others who have occupied this
position having been expelled or died The
report of General Secretary and Treasurer
John ". Hays was read this morning, show
Ing the order to be in a prosperous condi-
ton. The morning session was taken up
with the reports of minor officers The as
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-14

HARRISBURG, Pa, Now 13.-The Ma
tional Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
held sessions in the Supreme Court room
both this morning and afternoon. Worthy
Master j. H. Brigham presided over the
former and Overseer Aaron Jones over the
latter David Lubin, of California, made an
address on the economic conditions exist
ing in this and other countries In explain
ing his theories on free trade, he said that
the tariff and bounty system taken together
mean equity.
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Want $4,000 Damages Apiece.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 1S.-August Lud-
quest and Al Burbank, arrested last week
and charged with the theft of $1,000 from
Barney Van Hoorebeke's house, were ac-
quilted of the charge after being in Jail
almost a week, and to-day retained attor-
the Norton Brewing Company which
caused their arrest. 1t develops that 81 300
of the money belonged to the Norton Com
without security. The robbery is still
great mystery
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In NIississinni.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 13.-Dr. Purnell
reports from Edwards to the State Board
of Health that there are two new cases of
yellow fever in the country near that place.
Two suspicious cases reported at Clinton
yesterday are pronounced yellow fever No
new cases are reported from other infected
points in the State.
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Fire at scottsburg.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SCOTTSBURG, Ind, Nov 13.-Shortly
after 1 o'clock this morning fire was dis
covered in the q. c. Mathes frame building,
on the northwest corner of the public
square, occupied a general grocery and
provision store by James B. Keith. In
few minutes the fire had spread to Charles
Prices frame building, on the north, occu-
pied as a tin shop and wareroom for build
ers materials and farming implements by
j. M Price, and also to the large brick on
the east occupied below by ]. M Prices
hardware store and Charles McClain's drug
store, and above by the Knights of Pythias.
me Mathes building and the Price frame
bulldlng were destroyed. Other buildings
across the street were slightly damaged
ana were only saved by good work by the
bucket brigade" the only protection
against fire which the town has. The losses
on buildings are estimated as follows: u. c.
Mathes, 5000, with $500 insurance in the
home, OF New York; Charles Price ST. 500
ara no insurance. The residences of j. M
Price Nathan Spellman, S. b. Wells. viii
by neat and water to the extent of several
hundred dollars. The losses on stock were:
James b. Keith, groceries, $780, with in
Surance of 200 in Traders of Chicago: J
M. Price, hardware and builders material
25O0, with insurance of 1000 in the Mil
Waukee Mechanics; Charles McClain.
drugs, covered by insurance in Fireman S
Eund. OF San Francisco; S. Shapinsky &
Brother, clothierS, $500, covered by insur-
ance in several companies F. w. Sellers.
geWeler, $780, with no insurance. X of P.
Lodge $2U0, with no insurance
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Australian "Footpad" Sentenced.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Upton, Ind, Nov. 13.-Last night jury
sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years James Edwards, a footpad, who at
tempted to hold up travelling man during
the fair. While the sheriff was returning
with the prisoner to the Jail the latter ran
and was about to make his escape, when
a shot from the sheriffs revolver brought
him to a halt Edwards claims to be from
Australia and threatens vengeance against
the prosecuting witness, the jury and court
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The home Of Celia Thaxter at Appledore.
Inspection of visitors 1t ranks indeed, as
the chief attraction of the spot 1t consists
of house and garden, and the greater of
these is garden. Not that its actual area
Is so great but never did so many flowers
OF so many different varieties and of such
prodigious capacity for blooming thrive in
50 small a space Celia Thaxter loved
flowers and the plot runs riot with them.
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Gov. Atkinson a wouId-Be senator.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Nov. 1S-Gov-
ernor Atkinson, in an interview here an
nounced his candidacy for the United States
senatorship from West Virginia: This, how
ever. is conditioned on the withdrawal of
Judge Golf from the race If the report that
Judge Golf has withdrawn is true the Gov
ernor regards himself the logical candidate,
but will not run if Golf should be candi-
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Merchant Dorter shoots Himself.

Special 10 the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 13.-Frank Dor
ter, novelty store merchant, of this city,
shot himself this morning at l o'clock. The
case is mysterious. He says he was prac-
ticing with shotgun in his room when it
went off, The facial artery and the jugu-
lar vein were torn open and he bed almost
to death. 1t is thought that he will live.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Evan Reynolds
was instantly killed this afternoon, while
hunting rabbits. He. was climbing a fence,
west of Muncie, when both barrels of his
shotgun were exploded. The loads entered
his heart. He was thirty-five years old,
and leaves a family.
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Rritish steamer Founders.

QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 13-The British
steamer Rutherglen, Captain English from
New York on Oct. &c for Plymouth. has
foundered $50 miles off the coast. Her crew
has been picked up by the Norwegian bark
Hermenas and arrived at Crook Haven,
twenty-one miles from Slxibbereen, to-day.
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Other Sufferers by the Failure.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CORYDON, Ind, Nov. 13.-Sterling D.
Alexander, of this county, lost 81, $50 by the
Leavenworth bank failure. E. G. Briscoe,
trustee of Blue River township is reported
TO have lost 81 800 of the township funds
which he had on deposit at Marengo.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov 1S-This
morning Judge Vaughn, of the Blackford
Circuit Court, appointed J.. A. Newbauer
receiver for the Montpelier Light ana Power
Company. The company indebted to
the Farmers Bank, at Montpelier, to the
extent of 5000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-14

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 13.-Four new cases.
no deaths and twelve recoveries was to-
days report. New cases: Hazel Smith.
Kate Bearsely Henry HODGE, S. w. Cobb.
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was initiated into the Elks lodge at that
place few weeks ago. Deputy Armstrong
went to Marion to-day to carry out the
order of Grand Exalted Ruler Detw1ler.
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ALL ENDED IN SMOKE.
FairmOunt Dynamitcrs Not Indicted
by the Grand Jury.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
PARAMOUNT Ind. Nov. 13-The proba-
bilities are now that the famous dynamiting
sensation which was sprung here early in
August of this year will amount to nothing
more than a sensation so far as the law is
concerned. At the October term Of court
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, Nov. 13.-The pipe
line statement of the oil product of Ohio
and Indiana for the month of October shows
that there were 1000 more barrels run into
the line than were disposed of. This is
accounted for by the completion of good
wells in the Peru district of this State, and
the Hume and Toledo fields of the Ohio
field. During October the runs were once
more in excess of the shipments, and an
increase in II ,720 barrels in the net stocks
was recorded. The October runs of the oil
from the Ohio and Indiana oil fields aver
aged SO 1879 barrels a day, decrease of 151
barrels from the average of the preceding
month. The following is a summary report
of the Ohio and Indiana fields at the close
of business Oct 81:
Gross stocks ............ 25191 6S6.50
Sediment and surplus. 1888 O97.61
Acceptances ......... 16, 500 100000
Credit balances ......... 6.S5S, $3.50
Net liabilities ......... 22s5s, 5sS SO
Runs from wells. $40 170.06
Other receipts ........... ...........
Total 49,. ............. 1.649 ,17OO6
Regular deliveries $3.50. l, sol .449.4
Total ...... ......... 1901, 44s AZ
Refined OIL
Receipts for October. ................ 46. 664 26
Deliveries for October ................ 90 $3.50 81
Stocks for Sept 30...................110 $50 IL
Stocks for Oct. 81. LOT, 900 40
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 13-This morning
District Deputy A. B. Armstrong, of the
order of Elks, received the telegraphic
order from Grand Exalted Ruler Detwiler
instructing him to proceed to Marion and
take possession of the books, charter and
holdings of the Marion Lodge of Elks. dis
possessing the Marion brethren of all rights
and privileges as members of that order.
This peremptory move on the part of the
supreme officer OF the 3. p. O. z. is the
result of the refusal Of the Marion Lodge
to expel Pugilist Bob Fitzsimmons, who
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Pertinent Questions for Teachers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Superin-
tendent Wiley, Of the city schools has is
sued a circular addressed to the teachers
in which he asks a number of questions.
Among them are questions as to the ac-
quaintance of the teachers with the parents
of pupils, of their home life and what ben
eft the teacher has derived from such ac-
quaintances. Another question is, How
many of your pupils are the only child of
the family" and this is followed by Have
you observed that the only child mani
tests any peculiarities in submitting to dis
cipline in school?' About all the teachers
concur in saying that the only child" is
less susceptible of discipline. Other ques-
tions are as to the discipline of pupils who
are not of robust health, and What diff
ference if any, have you noted in your
ability to secure discipline and impart in
struction in proportion to your own good
or i'll headth?" The final question is, Have
you observed that satisfactory work is any
more difficult to secure after late hours at
parties, attended either by yourself or your
pupilS?"
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, The Boulder City Brewing Comp
. corporation, by its certain deed Of trust, da
February 5th, A. D., 1892. and recorded in
office of the county clerk and recorder oi Bo
of April A. D., 1892, in book l52. at page q
conveyed to the undersigned R. H. Whiteley, :
trustee, all the premises situate in the Count
Of Boulder, and , State OF Colorado, Known W ar an
east corner Of block two l2), Smiths Addit
to Boulder; thence north 70 deg. east l1S ts
south Is deg. east 100 #; north rs deg, east.
80 IT,; south IS deg. east l4O IT.. south Is dtI
west 50 #. south is deg. east 200 it.. south
deg west ls3 IT,; north Is deg. west 400 1T:
point Of beginning, and part OF @ lot numb
scribed IS follows: Beginning At the north:e
corner of said lot two, 12) thence south 200
thence west $50 it,, thence north 200 it.; the
east $50 # to beginning: :. The , same n, being
east quarter of section thirty-six 1881 townsa
one ~ north range y west and the north-v
quarter of the northwest quarter OF sec.
thirty. one 80 township one (D north +,
{ J certain promissory notes made and exec,
by the said The Boulder City Brewing Comp
payable to Mary T, Mackenzie, bearing g
date Herewith, @ for the aggreRate sum Of
able quarterly thereon according to the t,
and effect of said notes, And l
Whereas, default has been made in the
ment of said notes and each OF them and o. 4
interest and charges upon said notes and i
of them, and ~
Whereas, the Honorable the District Cou
Boulder County, Colorado, by order duly
ed on August twenty first, A. D., 1895, appot
one Samuel c. Young, receiver for said n
Boulder City Brewing Company, which rece'
ship, the said Samuel c. Young accepted, a, s
Whereas, ever since said August twenty
A. D., 1896, the said Samuel c: Young has
whereas on June 18th, A. D., 1897, said c
upon petition entered an order permitting
trust deed to be foreclosed in accordance
the terms and provisions thereof.
Now therefore, at the request OF the !
holders of said notes. and by virtue of the
thority in me vested by said deed OF trust,
tainty, and on account Of the default aforei
|, R. H. Whiteley, trustee as aforesaid. wi
Monday, the twenty third day of Augusta
1897, at the hour of ten o'clock, in the fote
of said day, sell and dispose of the aboys
cribed property, and of the right, titie, bend
and equity Of redemption Of the said The b
der City Brewing Company and its success
south front door of the court house, in the !
and county Of Boulder, and State OF Colorx. !.
for the highest and best price the same v
bring in cash, for the purpose Of paying ga
notes and interest and charges thereon to tn
day of sale and other sums designated in tn
above mentioned order Of the court made o
June 18th, A. D., 1897, together with the coz.
and expenses OF executing this trust.
Dated at Boulder, Colo July 20th, A. D., 10
" - frus
Sylvester 8. Downer Attorney for the he,
Of the said notes.
First pub. July 2O-Lsst pub. Aug. 20, VI.
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1t is understood that Horace Hall, a
graduate of the university of the class of
oI, will fill the position of mathematics
teacher in the preparatory school this
coming year, succeeding Wesley Pu:-
nam. Mr.. Hall has been following the
profession of surveyor in Grand juno
ton and in the vicinity of West Creek
for the last six years. He was formerly
a Boulder boy, his family still residing
here, few miles east of town.
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The case of the People VS.. Gould came
up before Judge Ingram this morning
with Guy Duncan for the prosecution
and Oscar Johnson for the defense. The
prosecuting witness failed to appear and
had to be procured on an attachment, as
was also Charley Rittmaster, who, it was
said advised him not to appear. The
case was not closed as we 60 to press.
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T0M0RROW'5 SERVICES.
st. Johns Church.

st. Johns Church.
PERCIvAL H. HICKMAN, Rector.
7:3o a. m. Holy Communion. The
7ih Sunday after Trinity.
GAS a. N. Sunday school.
am. The Holy Communion and
Sermon
7:45 p. m. Evening prayer and the
fourth sermon on St. Paul's Epistle to
the Corinthians.
ORDER FOR THE WEEK
900 a. m. Daily. morning prayer and
confirmation classes for girls on Tuesday
and Thursday; for women on Friday.
Ioa m. Thursday, the Holy Com
munion. (The TRANSPORTATION of Christ.
Ago p. m. Friday, evening prayer
Boys confirmation classes.
7:3op m. Wednesday, evening prayer
Teachers Lesson study.
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Miss Anna Robinson, who has been Ill
fol some time, will be removed to her
home in Evans, Colorado, tomorrow
afternoon. 1t is expected that she may
be compelled to undergo another opera
ton. in which event she will enter Dr.
Hawes' private hospital in Greeley.
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M. T.. Church.

o:3o a. m. Sunday School.
11:oo a. IN. Public Worship.
Gas p. m. Epworth League.
7:45 p. m. Evening service.
Rev. Hornbeck, the pastor, will be
present to direct the morning and even
ing services. Mr.. Edward Kimball, a
layman of wide reputation as public
speaker, will deliver the discourses at
both services.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
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Screen doors at Woollett Browns.
Latest in ladies shoes at Dale's.

The death of DR.. ]. H. Couch of Lafay-
etteis reported this afternoon. Death
resulted from an abscess of the stomach.
MIR Trezise will go over tomorrow to
take charge of the funeral
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-Four lots in university addition, just
s0rst Of the university campus, were sold
s<01 decree of foreclosure and sale this
morning from the court house steps. The
property was foreclosed on mortgage
8iv,n by Charles E. Lowrey to Mrs. c.
~ Fulton. The lots were sold for So75.
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The Denver Republican this morning
aexontained description of the proposed
new university buildings. together with
s'ruts of the plans that show them up very
.zuractively. The ground has been
selected for the new buildings and work
uen them will be begun shortly.
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June Henderson and wife returned last
evening from Estes Park, where they
have been summering. Mr.. Henderson
says the fishing was good, but became
u1xther poorer at the close of his stay.
The suggestion is something original
gwen for fishers yarn.
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First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian church will hold
services tomorrow as follows:
o:45 a. m. Sunday School.
1I:oo am. Morning Service.
900 p. m. Junior Endeavor.
6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
800 p. m. Evening service.
The public is invited to attend both
morning and evening services.
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All brick masons. stone masons. Mas

All brick masons, stone masons, plas.
'erers, contractors in masonry, carpenters,
Auilders, and all others pertaining to the
nerection of buildings, are requested to
meet at the hall over Fosters second
hand store this evening for the purpose
j, Of organizing trades assembly.
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Mr.. Payne is now making changes
about the store, taking advantage of
every inch of space, owing to the fact
that Mr.. Holstein has purchased an i'm
mense stock of clothing, shoes, furnish
ings and hats, for fall and winter and
shall require extra room to display them
properly.
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Coal at W00llett- Browns.
Newest thing in ladies shoes at Dale's.

Ladies learn to cut and make your
own garments by the famous Compass,
Triangle and Square French tailor
system. Full course of instructions and
diploma at half price. Patterns cut and
guaranteed. Madam Doty, corner 10th
and Walnut streets.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episco-
pal church, Mrs. VIM. N. Ogden, presi.
dent. will give missionary Tea" at the
sresidence of Mrs. Edison, 1927 Spruce
street, on Monday at 2:3o p. m. Papers
by Mrs. Henry Fulton and Miss Hick.
Enan.
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Considerable excitement was created
Al the station this morning by the raw.
ngs of C. A. Johnson, whom Sheriff
Dyer was conducting to the insane asylum
af Pueblo. Johnson is from Nj Wot and
lad been consigned to the asylum some
aIme ago, but had been released as
cared.
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The Little Pittsburg Mining company
being incorporated by E. c. Atwood will
have capital stock of 100000. The
directors at present are Chas. !. Page, ].
P. living and E c. Atwood, though the
board will shortly be increased to seven.
Mrs. Atwood made visit yesterday to
Denver to close deal for the purchase
of new milling machinery for the COM
pany's property in Gilpin county. The
two properties, the Lowell and Little
Pit!sburg. being worked at Magnolia by
Mrs. Atwood are both making good
showings, fine ore having been struck
in TIE former last week, and prospects
are good for enjoying returns from both
the properties soon.
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DR.. E. " Pennock. practicing physl'
ss<,an in Georgetown and a graduate of
e1ine university, was in Boulder today.
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Mrs. H. o. Dodge, son and daughter
-xetarned last evening from California,
awhere they have been touring for several
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MIR. Kline, formerly of the firm of Kline
Z Woollett, lumber dealers, came over
from Denver this morning on business.
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Miss Jessie Thompson, daughter of w.
EH. Thompson, formerly of Boulder. came
mp from Pueblo this morning on visit
ltr Mrs. H. c. Barker.
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Charles Yates filed lien claim against
he Golden Eagle mining company in
lie county court this morning. The
sr1aims amount to $I,7oo.
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To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Only Is cents.
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At meeting of the board of directors
of the Boulder Milling & Elevator com
pany this morning a dividend of 10 per
cent was declared. A good surplus is
also carried over. The concern, which
is one of Boulder's most valuable insti-
tutions, was shown to be in excellent
shape and reflected great credit upon the
management. The meeting of the stock
holders for the annual election Of direc.
tors will be held next Monday.
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Miss Susie Andrews went over to
Denver yesterday for weeks visit with
IL riends
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The transfer of the old German house
on Pearl and 9th streets was made today
from F. Hezelman to Charles Kitto for
consideration of 5000. The German
house has been conducted as hostelry
by Mr.. Heizelman for over 20 years, and
is well known to all visitors to Boulder.
MIR. Kitto will take possession tomorrow.
Mr.. Heizelman in retiring expresses a
desire 10 thank his former patrons and
expresses hope that they will continue
their patronage to his successor. He ex-
poets to start for Europe early next
month,
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Losr-A ladies' gold watch. Finder
please leave at this Office.
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c. w. Caryl, the Wall Street camp
suniner, was IN Boulder today.
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The neighborhood on lower Hill street
was regaled last evening by a domestic
row in the family of George Cameron, in
which the man and wife. an umbrella,
some fists and a great deal of loud talk
figured largely. Officers we're summon
ed to arrest the man for assaulting his
wife, but she would not testify to any.
thing save that he spent all his money
for whiskey. No case was made of it..
The man is reported to neglect his
family. furnishing them but scanty sup
port and plenty of abuse.
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nc. Holstein is expected to return
Il rom the east tomorrow morning.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Wood st Wo0llett- Browns.
Go to Golden Rule store for shoes.

See those ladies fine shoes at Dale's.