The Muncie Morning News from Muncie, Indiana • 1

THE MORNING NEWS. VOL. xvn. NO. 289.

MUNCIE. INDIANA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 5. 1895.

toe Pm Ml; Simla Copy Cub A W. IN HOCK. ITS A FACT The Big Arch ALWAYS Shoe House! AHEAD. That we can offer yon better bargains in Real Estate than aaj other dealer within lift) miles or Monrie. We like to put a bargain in a mans way, we are as pleased to do so as he is to get the bargain.

It pays ns in the end, because it brings grist to the mill, so as to speak, meaning business. If yon are doing or contemplate doing anything in Real Estate, we want to see yon. Hare a bargain for yon. We hare several vacant houses on onr list. If yon are thinking of moving call on ns and we will rent yon a desirable dwelling.

For farther information call at Reom 3, Boyce Block. If we can do anything for yon in the way of INSURANCE let ns know, as we have quite a number of the largest and beat companies represented in Mancie and county. have refused to proeeoute 8erlee, henoe the burden mate with the Sentinel Oompany. Tbeir position in the oase is exceedingly peculiar and ta enough to keep them in a isndary. Not knowing that tbe credential are forged and not having them aa a ground upon wbioh to base their prueeouliou, they are almost unable to proceed agaioet him criminally.

So long as 8rarlea refuses to divulge bie plaoe of New York residence, unless it should be ferrettsd out by detclivea these condition are bkely to prevail. There la a law in New York that makes it possible to hold a prisoner sixty days on a vagrancy charge when he refusee to gne hie residence It wee lersiood that this charge was lodged agaioet him last evening Searles osreer in the past hss been at times meteoric and et ell times erratic. Beicg no stranger to a squeamish piece and possessing both the nerve and ability to take cure for himself, it is more than probable that he wi.l oome out of hit present eorape on top. To do it, however, may require soloes mouth and sixty days in the Tombs. In tbe me time the Sentinel is at work on tbe case.

Stock of spring footwear most complete. We have stacks of pretty new styles shoes and various kinds of Oxfords, Southern Ties, Juliets; Strap Sandals and Slippers. Ask to see the new Razor Toe, French Kid, Ladies Dress Shoe, at $3.00. See the new Juliet, imitation button, at $2.00. See the new Russia Tan Mens Shoe.

Many kinds of Mens Narrow, Square and Razor Toe Patent Leather E. W. Bishop Son, SUCCESSORS TO JOHN T. HARTLEY. i Come in and look through You will find our Robinsons BARGAIN STORE; NEW ROOM.

216 South Walnut Street, PRICES LOWER THAR TBE LOWEST Is the place to trade. Robinson has returned from New York with the grandest bargains of a life time. Just stop in and see them. Immense stock of Laces and so cheap. Ribbons and Millinery, White Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Gents Furnishing Goods and Shoes.

All departments foil. Goods bought and sold cheaper than we bare ever known them. Come and share with yonr neighbors some ef these overflowing, never ceasing and matchless bargains. Big Arch Shoe House, Robinsons Bargain Store, 216 South Walnut Street Dissolution A Monde Boy Fractured the Law in New York. A COMPLICATED CASE.

Cap Searles Runs Amuck and Turns From Visions of Gay Paree to Contemplating the Gray Walls of a Dismal Pri son The Story. Arthur W. Searles, a dick sod nervy citizen, whose parents reside on East Washington street' in this oity, is languishing in the dark, dismal -Tombs in New York city. SupL Byrne's lynx eyed officers are responsible (or bie arrest and the future dose not look eo bright tor "Cap aa it did a day or so ago. Then he contemplated a trip to gay "Paree on oi of the Compagnie Omerala Transatlantique ooean liners; mw it looks like at least sixty daya in a New York workhouse.

The reason tor Searles' inoaroeration dates back to the time ha was employed in the circulation department of the In dianapolis Sentinel. While there he became very Intimately acquainted with tbe papera management and was in the habit ot lending it email aumi of money, $75 at a time, with which it kept ita bead above water. Searlee was in Muncie a few week ago and from here be went to New York City. Not muoh was beard of him except that hie mail went to the Hoffman Houae. He wrote to friends Indiana-polie telling them that ha was going on the road thia year with the Barnum Bailey ehow but further than this noth ing waa known.

Some. days ago reports began to oome into the ofjloe of the IndianapoHa Sentinel to the effeot that in New York City one Barry T. Monroe waa obtaining transportation from vanoue railroad and ateamebip companies upon the presentation ot credentials, certifying that he waa tbe duly authorized agent ot the Sentinel Company, whioh credentials were signed by B. McCarty, treasurer of the oompany. Tre greatest howl was made when Monroe secured transports tion to Paris, of tbe ateamebip company above named, and afterward told the ticket.

The ciroumetsnoee were reported to the Sentinel Company and it, knowiDg that the man waa an impostor, at once began an investigation. Suspicion fixed itself upon Searlee and when it waa learned that be waa loafing around tbe headquarters ot the big show Byrne's "Finest were instructed to take him in to oustody on suspicion of being a forger. This was done at 6 p. m. on Wednesday and since then Searles haa been in priaon.

The Sentinel Company bava evidently taken tbi position to be on tbe aafeeide in the matter. It i not known that any pert of the oredeotial held by Monroe are a forgery. While in the employ of the Sentinel Searlee may have gotten hold of a letter-head with McCartys name to it and just retained it with the intention of naing it to hi personal advantage some time in the future. When arrested Searlee refused to give hie name end no paper of any kind were found on his person. There wee absolutely nothing that wonld reveal hi identity.

Since hie' arrest he haa doubtless undergone tbe "sweeting system in vogue in New York City polioe circles, for yesterday it wee learned that he bed admitted that his name waa Searlee, but poetively refused to give the address of bis lodging place in New York. He was arrested at B-B headquarters and it was known that he got bie mail at the Hoff man House. Aano paper were found on him tbe conclusion waa evidently reached (hat they were oonoesled in hie lodgings. The address of these being secret and as the Sentinel Company probably wants tbe credential more than they do Seerles tbe reason for tbe atrenuoua exertion to ascertain bia lodging place becomes apparent A telegram etatiog that Searlee was under am et but that be refused to give hie New York sddreee, and asking that it be forwarded waa received in this oity last evening. Tbe address was not sent.

It is understood that the French Line, of which be obtained the transportation, KOONS ANTHONY During the Special Sale of Dress the lareest stock in the city. On first quality footwear. FIANOK, BLOCK. Goods and ackets Sale AFTER HOBBY. Mrs G.

Jones Visited the High Street Wine Rooms. Hubby Heard the Familiar Voice and Escaped Through the Rear Door She Says Her Husband Visits Them Regular. George L. Jones owe a grocery at 900 South Walnut street and reside with hie wife, Rhode, at 908 the earns streeL Last evening this bueiand end wife were the cause of no email amouot ot ex oitemeht on High street shortly after 11 o'clock. At the time mentioned a woman of medium build oould be seen entering the High Street Theatre restaurant, located one door south ot the saloon.

She hastened to the rear of the room and at-icmptqd to enter the wine room which are located in tbe rear of tbe restaurant. The night clerk informed her that ahe oould not get into tbe rooms aa it wee after 11 oolock and that tbe doors were closed at that hour. The women then informed him that she must get in there as she wanted her huebend end knew that be wee in there. When asked who herhnsband wee she said he was George L. Jones, the South Walnut street grocer.

Patrolman Coffey happened along and heard Mrs. Jonta story. She eayathat her husband goes up town et night and epende hie time with the fair damsels in these rooms. Last night he was not at home at the proper time and she deoided to go after him, Patrolman Coffey went to tbe rear of tbe btilding end entered the wine rooms, bnt did not find Jones. If he was in the rooms, as hi wife stated, he heard her voioe end made his eeoape torough a rear door before the patrolman arrived.

Lost. Poiioemana maoe on Main street; marked on strap. Finder return to polioe headquarter. A Large Claim-The Petton Manufacturing Company yesterday began suit against William C. Herron, etel of Cincinnati, to oollect tbe sum of 11000 ellrged to be dnefor money oollected end good sold.

Economy Gu Co. The stock holders of the Eoonomy Gas at a speoial meeting held in the oourt house Tuesday eveeing, voted to make an assessment of $10 per share ($20 ga right) for the purpose of drilling two wella on tbeir east end line. ve dollars of the eeeeeement will be due July $5 September 1, and $5 November 1. These assessments will place this plant In first class condition to withstand several cold winters. Miller Ont Again-Charles Miller, tbe young man who waa so seriously injured in the boiler explosion et the dairy north of town some weeks ego, will leave today for Columbus, Ohio.

Since tbe accident he has been in the Muncie hospital, and st first it was thought that be would entirely lose the nee of (be limb that waa the worst injured, but careful nursing and expert medioal attention have worked wonders in his case and he leave the hospital with tbs leg but on inch barter than baton the accident The firm Stimson Taylor has been dissolved, Mr. Taylor retiring. We will continue to cut and fit the waist free. You should take advantage of this chance; save money on goods and linings. NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING AND FITTING.

The World's Fair System MONEY IS OUR NEED Will Cut Free Only for a Few Days. Those Who Have Tried Wonderfully Pleased. At present and in order to raise it we will offer everything in our stock at prices never known in Muncie FOR CASH. We are showing a beautiful line of Novelties, all new shades and styles, no two the same. We are sore to please you.

Come get our prices and see the goods. Beautiful line of This sale to begin Monday and to continue until further notice. This is a chance of a life time to buy your House Furnishing goods at a very small cost Spring Capes up juLv ODD FELLOWS BLOCK. Meast Corner Jackson and Walnut Streets. 321 AND 323 South Malniit Street.

N. worth of Silverware given away. Come get a ticket..