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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

A dispatch from Cleveland. o., repre-
sonfs that the Army and Navy Post. OF
the Grand Army Of the Kepublic' OF that
place. has reported TO the school authori-
Ties OF Cleveland that certain history
puhIishod by "A Baltimore firm. and used
all through the South. Is rabdly partisan
Tho Southern generals, IL says, are all
eulosizod. and the book says that Jefler-
son Davis was second TO nonc.as a pa
triot. and that his name should be rcvered
by his countrymen. The dispatch adds
that it has not yet been decided what will
be done with the report. but that it will
probably be referred to the proper com
mittee OF the National Grand Army Of the
Republic.
II this sort OF thing were not irritating
and exasperatng. IT would be inoSpressi-
bly, funny. What has the Grand army OF
the Requisite. Of Cleveland, o., or in all
the other Northern States. to do with
what we choose to teach our children
In our own schools? We sustain our
schools without asking the contribution
OF cent from them, and we viii teach
in them what we think our children
should learn. without the slightest regard
to what they think they should learn
But. with the point OF strict right re-
served. we do not object to a friendly dis
cussion Of the merits Of the case that
is presented. II a member Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic would pause ana
think. lie would be compelled to say that
nothing could be more natural than Tor
the southern people TO think and teach
their children that Mr.. Davis was an
exalted patriot lie was tho representa-
tive Of the cause to which they devoted
their lives and fortunes IN the bloodiest
and most desperately contested war that
was ever fought. Could anything be more
natural than for them 20 think that the
man who unsedshly devoted his whole
mind, and soul and body 20 an effort
to make that cause succeed, was a man
of noble character, that their children
would do well to emulate? DO these peo-
pie tnnk mat we were paying thc pdi
Of cIi--,lren in the war, and that we were
not more than half in earnest? They
make Il great mistake If they think it,
We have abandoned recession, and arc
now for the Union in sincerity and truth
But while we maintained the doctrine of
secession we maintained it in earnest
We believed IN il as our constitutional
right. and we would have been false TO
our deepest convictionsif we had not put
out every effort to make our belief pre-
vail. When our best efforts failed. we
agreed to abandon the contest, and We are
Just as sincere in our agreement 10 live
W TO this new contract as we were In
our belief that we had tho constitutional
right of secession. We are glad TO be-
Heve that there arc only a few malcon-
tents In the North who still insist
that there IS some -f6proach TO US for
having fought upon our side of our civil
war The great body Of the northern
people are broad-mnded enough TO con-
cede that. even from their standpoint
we did no more than exercise the right of
revolution that inheres in all peoples. and,
thank Heaven, the era Of passion and bad
feeling has very nearly passed away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
MHJU. WALKERS ADDRESS.

The address Of Mr.. Walker. OF Massa-
chusetts, who Is Chairman Of the House
Committee on Banking and Currency, be
fore the business men OF Richmond last
night. was a significant and notable
event. That New Englander, a Re
publican. a leader in a Republican House.
a gold-bug of gold-hurs. should have dis
closed the opinions he did in favor OF
great liberty in banking, anu especially
In tho issue OF bank notes. 20 as al once
20 meet every reasonable demand Of coun-
try borrowers. and al the same time TO
make banking profitable. was a revelation
10 some Of his audience. who thought the
gold-bug and the opprossor were synono-
nous terms
Mr.. Walker has rendered a great SER
vice 10 the cause Of sound money IN this
region by the earnest way in which he
advocated. and the learned way in which
he Illustrated the merit Ct the old State
bank system OF ante-belum days 0he
Suffolk Bank particularly over the OPP
pressive national bank law Of to-day.
The devo;ecs Of free silver who heard
Mr.. Walker must have felt the thrin of
new and correct ideas. while the adhc-
rents OF sound money ana free banking
were encouraged orI i'H.d m their
fight.
One fact was bro H..rh should
be kept before the minds oi an who wish
the reform OF our currency system. and
that is the necessity OF constant and UNI
Onnting agitation OF the subject. Pres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
THE TIMES-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1897.
er submitted to the Senate during the

ever submitted 10 the Senate during the
century.
10 IL hard 70 conceive such thing
but many Of VS. are getting to that point
whore we are not SUR rised at anything
tho Senate may do. We do not believe
that It would dare kill this treaty. but,
il by delay and by changes, il can annoy
President Cleveland IT will pursue tnat
course. The delay in confirming the ap-
poiniment OF Secretary Francis Is another
exhibition Of ;he Scnate's obedience 10
Mr.. Vests spite. II is not possible Tor
great men and statesmen to stoop so io"'
and the Senate is only advertising It's
own Httlcness by resorting TO such Tao
tics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

The Hearts Answer.

adapted from the German OF friedrieh
Haim)
Heart ten me. when J ask thee
What ls this love. [ pray
1.-TWO souls 10 one thought subject
Two hearts one law obey
And say. whence comes ms love. then
"ft comes We know not how
bur say. how goes that same ioF''
40 love IL false the vow
What love is purest. sweetest
no thought OF self DC knows
And when is love the deepest
Tho stream thar silent flows
And when is love the richest
"fTis richest when 10 gives.
on tell s~eet love gan. Daee'
In deeds, not words &c lives
S.saryr -arSsSsis>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

sure must be kept on Congress by those
who are most interested In having relief.
This Is not 70 be expected from New YORK
or Boston or Chicago where no grievance
is felt. but from Richmond, Atlanta, New
Orleans. Louisville, Nashville, Galveston
the cities Of that region where the grew
ance Of the national bank law is ielt
heaviest.
Our citizens owe Mr.. Walker dent
ef gratitude Tor the visit he has paid
US. and for the instruction he has given
I'm his own breezy and striking style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

The Ecpie,iu suit unexpectedly Knocked


The Eepiesin suit "'Ap''''''' N'''N''
out
A bin in equity Will probably be hied
by Mir Thomas II. Ryan. of Ne" loiN'
iu tine matter of the seoooAiH ana i'o'-
uokc railroad stock To- which he claims
possession, as the return mAte S'tui '''
to the Wiz OF iepioFin issued On j ll""s
shows tA.t the particular cetli"eale o-
stock called Dog the writ has been ea"-
cclled. and the old certificate, therefore, ia
yaluc.oss. Mr. William j.. M'fmu.!' Joe
cal counsel for Mr. Ryan was tA'.iei
ffm.I. IITrufNIII IU - IIIrL instance hAl''i't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

At a recent banquet General Horace
Porter said that when invited he was
seized with hypnotic intensity OF mem
DRY which took on the form OF neural
eia Of the emotions" After this no ono
will doubt that banqucts can be con-
nnnod too long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

st. Louis is gravcly discussing the ques-
tcn. "Cau a business man Dee Chris
tian?" Possibly now St. Louis is in the
same ny as Boston. whore sam Jones
SAYS "the reason why going to heaven
in that town is difficult is because the
streets are crowded with people going the
other way'-ChicaEo Intcr-Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

SO FAR Mr.. Patts horror Of Washington
rfe has only actuated him ia refusing
tho valueless endorsement OF the cleo
torai college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19


The now president oi i.e i.'' odd ID"
emv Sir Ed"i J".n Roy "',
1s.e OF tudyrd hilli.' 'i'
English parontaee. though 'o'h 'n
and BIS cd years OF ae Nh"'
likely to mako hrilinL Ii'.'
ls considered to Doe 7a''.
choice. AS b. b. A. hc i''.
of 5000 per nnnHih. ''" '
as director OF iN' h'Ii'i.'' ,....
Air Sims Reeve. lN' =,
I.n tenor if t1 make
American audiences tnis year, i' 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Mr.. Cornelius y. Bliss. OF New YORK
says now that he will not. be in the '@ol-
net. There was. Of course no chahce
for bliss in the official family with
sherman and AIger at home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Last winter. hand in hand they SKINNED
The frozen lake on cleaning skates
Then rothing loves horizon dimmed,
on married their happy laies.
Now on the shore he mourniul stands
As ROBBED in costly fur,
She glidcth past in other hands,
Ho cuts no Ice with her.
Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

The Philadelphia Ledger says that u
can scarcely credit TIE suggestion that
men 81 sufficient standing TO De elected
United states senators could Dee induced
to resort TO any such petty means Of taxi
ing revenge as that Of refusing 20 ratiiy
,ba most irnnortan and hene6cent treaty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Tho recent ncl,nations Of several Of
the various state electoral colleges 10
endorse candidates for office. smacks con-
siderably Of the bogus diploma business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

seclcy. OF New York vaudeville dinner
notoriety, is a grandson Of Phineas T.
Barnum. lie can without fear OF con-
tradiction. claim 10 have had the great
est show on earth" such as It was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
MANCHESTER BUREAU, nA HULL
STREET
PETERSBURG BUREAU, BNRNE AND
HALIFAX STREETS. GEORGE +.
NEVSOM. NEWS AGENT
PHONE 1S8.
WASHINGTON BUREAU. ANGUS NC
SWEEN. MANAGER, WASH
INGTON. u. c.
TINES BUILDING.
tssFR l., l-'i =.

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PR:NTI-
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN DAlS >.
THEREFORE. DO NOT FEEL = Nf.AsS, a \,
II THE DATE OPPOSlIE nOlh N s-Sil
ON THE LITTLE PINK Sill u NQ2l
CHANGED AS SOON AS TIE BUD
6CRIPTION Is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Another advantage that Hanna sees in
q sonatorship is that it lasts Two years
longer than a Mckinley cabinet job.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Even the wen-lnformed washington
Post will have 70 guess again on the bliss
-clncflon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

The price of The Times Is two cents per
copy and ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits OF Richmond and Nanches-
fer. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
To Correspondents.

WE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATIEN.
TION OF ALL PERSONS SENDlNs.G
Political NEWS AND OTHER CON ON
MUNICATIONS TO THE TlMhS -, ~ !,
THE NECESSITY OF SlGNlNt ) - ~, ri ~, y
THE RULE or THIS PAPER MOI ~
PUBLISH ANY ARTICLE TIE NeMb
OF WHOSE AUTHOR lS UNkNOWN'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-23
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Supt. Racker of the Co OPP went to
Salt Lake on Wednesday.
Mr.. &. A Granger was visitor to
Springville on Thursday
Manager T. r. Cutler made a trip to
Springville Thursday afternoon.
Hon. John +. Booth left Provo last
Wednesday afternoon over the U. p. FOL
Southern California.
A cancerous growth recently appeared
in the mouth OF Miss Estella Woodhouse
DIR. Seabnght rem owed it thus prevent
ing farther tro:ble.
The second session Of the State Legis-
slature, when all its bills are paid, will
have cost about 5000 This includes
an estimate OF $4,000 for printing the
code, and appropriations for session
printing amounting to about $13 900.
The roads between here and Mercur
are in very bad condition. On We'd
nesday several teams went over there
with goods for the Coop On going up
the canyon to Mercul one of the wagons
slipped and rolled off the dugway going
to the bottom. But little damage done
and no one was hurt.
Since our last issue Eugene Bone and
Lorena Peterson, Alonzo Wilcox and
Ada Wagstaff and Frank Brown and
May Wilcox have launched their barks
on the..matrimonlal sea and will weather
life storms together. The BANNER offers
congratulations and joins with many
friends in wishing them happiness and
prosperity.
lWilliam Hutchings, more Familiarity
known among his acquintances as
Utah Bill, returned yesterday accom-
panied by Mrs. Hutchings and children
from Utah where they have been visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Hutchings will re-
sunle his labors in the dspa:cher's
office to-day. Tribune
President Bone OF the Lehi Irrigation
Co. says the creek north OF town is in
bad condition to hold the amount of
water thot is expected down as soon as
the weather becomes warm. He says
p there is considerable work to be done at
the mouth o! the north bench ditch as
soon as the snow and frost leaves the
ditch.
The Senate refused to confirm the
appointment of Mr., John Nicholson as
a member OF the board of arbitration
because he voted for Mckinley. Since
the adjournment Gov. Wells has APP
pointed him as chairman of that hoard.
There are but few in the state but think |
he is a good man for this position. The
governor has also appointed c. IL.
Blomsterberg of Provo as a member OF
the board OF horticulture for this dis
trict.
WMr. and Mrs. James NJ. Kirkham
have gained quite reputation as enter.
tainers and they added laurels to their
fame at the social given to their relatives |
and friends at their residen ce last night.
They made all feel perfectly at home
and it was The scene of mirth and mer-
riment for several hours. The time was
spent in singing, music, dancing, play
ing games, etc. Supper was served at
II O'Clock and an hour later the guests
look their departure.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-23


repair shops at Lehi.
An item OF interest-$l000 in the
bank. 3D.
Mrs. Cooper is suffeE I with severe
attack of erysIpelas.
Mrs Martha Phillips is still suffer-
lug from i'll health.
Mr. Mccullough, the railroad man
has removed to Salt Lake.
The contract to build the new resi-
dence for Mr. Ed. Ross was awarded to
Wilson & Jensen.
Messrs Jonn and Andrew Austin left
here yesterday for their sheep herds on
the desert.
Mrs. Rees, former resident OF Lehi,
was visiting her friends here on Satur-
day.
Nothing is allowed to go to waist
these hard times except the young
MEMS arms.
On Saturday at Provo a marriage IL
cense was issued to Edward Southwick
and Rachel Webb both OF Lehi.
George Kirkham is having the
foundation of his new residence laid by
John Donaldson.
Mrs. Sarah Berry, of Cedar Fort, was
here doing business in regard to the
sale OF her property Thursday.
Hyrum Webb will commence the
erection OF new house across the road
east from this office ia the near future.
A surprise was given Miss May Tho
mas last Friday evening by her school,
friends. An enjoyable evening was
spent.
The house formerly occupied by Ed.
Ross has been RACED 10 the ground. The
material will be used in his new build
ing.
VIM. w. Clark returned from Provo
valley on Saturday He states that 20
inches Uf snow fell there during three
days of last week
Since the City Council has prohibited
card playing in saloons it will now be
in order to pass an ordinance against
the sheep gamboling in the fields.
The Mississippi rives is on ram page
and is overlooking, causing a vast
amount Of damage and some loss OF
fife.
DR.. II. A. Anderson was in Lehi
visiting relatives on Wednesday. 1t is
very likely that he will locate in Salt
Lake City
The officer who went east found that
the Wilmington suspects were not
Kofiord and Mickle though there was
strong resemblance
Mr.. George Austin OF Payson, brother
OF John Austin, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Lehi. He came over to Join |
in the reunion OF the Austin family. He
left for his home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Emma Briggs went to Provo on
Saturday to VISIT her daughter, Lizzie.
She returned OH Sunday. The trip was
made in buggy and the lady suffered
much with the cold.
Mr.. George Beck WAS unloading ano-
Their car OF lumber and shingles yester-
lay. He says it is the intention to
build room frame house at Beck's
on the bench.
The following definition of a patent
medicine is a good one: Patent medi-
zine is mysterious mixture Of drugs.
more or less dangerous as the case NAV
De and generally is, which has cured
1000 people and cost dollar a bottle.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-23
THE LEHE BAN NER
Lehi. Utah County, Utah
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor--Mosiah Evans.
Coua,itn5a-To I'm r oberts IT,, 0
Ellingson, Richard Bradshaw Andrew
A. Peterson, John S. Willis.
Recorder-John +. Ross.
Treasurer-James Harwood.
Marshal-Joseph A. Thomas,
sCity Justice-L. b. Willis
School TRUST EEs.
ames 3. Gaddie. John l.. Glib, James
p. Carter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
LOST MONEY AND MIND
An Austrian Rolled by a Galena
Street CRATER.
LOSS OF IT CRAZED HIM
He Had Been Saving Up His Money to
send for His Wife and Family in
Austria He Was Sent TO
the Insane Asylum.

An unusually peculiar aud sad ease oi
insanity was Investigated last evening
before Judge Lindsay VIZ q commission
composed of prs. LeaNitt AND MeDun-
aid The subject was Daniel Iarcn-
ehevich an Austrian. Who, until re-
Gently rad ben Employed II the Baste
& Boston smoitor. At The last payday
Parenehevieh took his check and came
uptown and Was rolled fin al his
money ny some Galeua street CRATER
and, as usual. the woman who robbed
him was unmalrsud.
The loss of his money worried Ia
renchevich that it affected his aind
and he became violently insane. After
he had been locked up IN The county
Jail he tried 10 hang himself in ord n t.
get away from some imaginary Itr-
sons who were going t. Kill him lie
fought against going lnt1 the court
room last evening. and il was necessary
To put handouts on him lie imagined
he was 10 he hung 81 cut nn lie said
IL was a shame - take him into court
when he was worth S3.ooa, GOO. Deputy
Sheriff Sidiey offered him = drink of
water but he refused to take H. and
said he knew there was poison in II.
Al the examination Or. Edgar Brooke.
Jaier Pishkur and Deputy Sheriff
Aware testified as - the mans eondi-
tion and the facts ~ hieh wtse sup
posed To have resulted In his insanity.
IL was stated THAI h. has Il wife and
several children living in Austria. The
doctors then questioned Eaf HeNiCh
and for a time were puzzled Iy his APP
parently rational manner aHt ANSWERS.
He said he felt well and That there was
nothing wrong with him. br IHayitt
asked him il he knew why hc was in
court.
II don't know way" h. replied. 'eX-
cept that they accuse mo III being crazy.
but ! don't think / am ,razy. > never
was crazy in my lie. ] was never in
Jail before and never in trouble sd amy
kind"
He talked for FIVE ar ten minutes as
nationally as aay enc could. he said
he got drunk some times and told about
losing some money and that two men
and a woman on Galena street once
threatened TO kin him. DIR. Mcdonald
asked him a question concerning his
family and that threw him or.
MY wife is herr" he said. She
comes outside the Jail and ] hear her
fighting and quarreling. / paid s2.l15.-
900 to bring her to Butte. and IT costs
a great deal TO bring the soldiers here
from New York
RI appears from what the mans
friends say that he was trying II save
money enough TO bring his family from
Austria. but he has been unfortunate
and for "A. long tinle WAS otlt u eHl-
nlovnei... when be finally secured
work and had a little money ne Was
expecting soon 70 have bis VIE ana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
Neclltie boxes at GallogIy's.


Julian Mitchell Who is staging the
new Weber & Fields burlesque, ttlls
a characteristic unecdots regarding
Charles Hoyt. whose stage manager he
was for 4 considerable time, says the
New York Telegram. An actress VINO
WAS engaged for enc Of the road COM
panius, was seen hy the owner Of the
show fer the FIRST time when the troupe
opened at EaNt's theater. Charles -.
Huyt was Instantly captiNated. lie
hunted up Mitchell and said. hal
girl is stunning. J VIII send in basket
If flowers that | want you To give hef.
] don't want you to tell her under any
circumstances, who sent them.
The basket arrived and VAS presented
tu the lady, who Jhrreupon saluted the
astCnIshed stage manager with a re-
sounding kiss
Hayt later ON appeared and askte
Mitchell if the lady got the roses, an"
what size said.
she didnt say anything said
Mitchell. "she Just kissed me"
Well wen said HOyt, next time
you may bus the flowers and III 90 the
presenting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
MADE A CONFESSION.
Two Cousins Killed by Boy-A Woman
Hid the Bodies.

Frankfort, Ky. Dee. l1-Samuel
Crabtree, a convict % years ot age, who
is serving a second term III the peni-
Tertiary for housebreaking. made a
startling confession to the prison au
thorties tonight
Crabtroe sent for Warden Hancock
u come to his cell saying that he
wanted to detail To him 4 crime which
remorse had prompted him To confess.
The warden WAS sick in bed, and 70
Prison Physician Bruner Crabtrce con-
feSsed 10 the murder in Lawrence roun-
~. three years ago, Of his two cousins,
Tony Rice and William ShaEt. He says
David Ncllmah. David Dean ANA Dol
lie Frazier and a sister were present
when the murders occurred. aud assist
ed ia hiding the dead bodies under q
trestle They had quarreled over Miss
Frazier
The other parties We're tried far the
murder ana acquitted. Crabtfte's
father hrcudel over his Maynard son
and committed suicide while insane.
These matters 50 preScd GA his youth
iul mind thag lie Decided to confess
Crahtree SAYS that he hopes that he
Will bo hanged. AS he can never have
any peace af mind. holding htmsetf re
sponsihle fer the suicide It his father
ia addition u The murdcr of his cousins.
lie viii he taken before the Lawrence
county grand jury when it tonNeHes
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
Notice to the Public.

w. J. Johnston has purchased the in
terCst If William j. BorhWick and
Thomas q. Borthwiell as leeatees un-
der the win Of James Borthwick, and
Will pay all debts contracted in the
name Of said firm. The estate OF James
BorihNick deceased. has no interest in
said teaming outfit and will not be re-
spcnsihle Tor any bills contracted in
said firm name.
William !. Johnston. William J.
EorthWick Thomas q. Borthwiek. Ma
ttlda Bnrthwiek cNeeutriX Of the Will
and estate of James BorthWick. de-
ceased.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
moker SITS at tiallogly $.
What j. II. Mccarthy saws.

J II, Mccarthy, city treasurer, says
H. has consulted several aculists all pf
whom have furnished him glasses. and
vet he has never been entirely free Of
headache on neuralgia until two months
age n called on IN. Dudd ii the
9wsley block. who furnished him
glasses which have entirely relieved
him and which afford him much conn
fort NJ ane has ever made 81 carr
ful or complete examination of my Eye
as ur. podd SAYS AIR. Mccarthy. "aud
/ wish E0 recommend him To amy Of my
friends
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

IT YOU are contemplating an Eastern
trip for The holidays. cail and see us
aud make Your arrangements Via the
popular line III you Hill do this YOU
viii realize. after reaching your desti-
nation. that there is some truth in the
statement There II luxury in travel"
THE Nnrthcfn Pacific is the only line
operating through Montana solid Nesti-
bulra steam-heutea trains. Pullman
standard irst-class and tourist sleep
ers. elegant dining cars and day
coaches. City ticket office % East
Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12
l1mllczzlcr Arrested.

New York Dee. l1-Eugene a. Cash
man foreman IN tho street cleaning de-
partment Of this city, was arrested to-
day charged with rmbezzling $4,000 from
persons in Nebraska, The arrest was
made on a rcauisition from the governor
uf Nebraska
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

children here The loss of the money
destroyed his hopes and il so worked
upun his mind that he became insane,
He was ordered committed to the asy
ium.