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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

lHH ltttsraiors prAn.-At the Con.
frefslonal Cemetry in Washington. which
mas oeen greatly improved during the
P'-' l,af' 'eh'npis have lately bccu
y,e,',' =. i,uen'hranee Of The following
distinguished mon
"llou lamcs Ben. Senator f,,,, ~
Hlmpshire Hon. Josiah Eyans. s.nst,..
from South carouua; Hon. Tborn~s I
nu'h, F'n,iof nom Icxas3 Hon. y.
IlneeneY henderson SENATOR nom Tex.
fas hou. Mnse Morris. senator from
New lampslue and Hon A. ". butler
Senai ifom south Carolina
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

There appears 10 be a great want Of har-
monv among the scientific men of the coun-
try. Within a few weeks past, we have been
treated to a quarrel between the Professors
and Trustees Of Dudley Observatory a
controversy between Professors Norton
and Pierce, OF Cambridge as to the com
position Of the comets tail and now we
observe that Lieutenants Maury and
Bache are coming into opposition in refer
onae TO deep sea soundngs."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

We submit the following for the consid-
Grafton Of thu citizens Of Jasper county.
We leave its construction and affect to De
determined by the lawyers:
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Nicholas Longworth, the great million
aire of Cincinnati. was summoned a few
days since in the Police Court ofthat city,
under the ordinance forbidding the plac-
ing ofany kind of ohstruction within eight
teen feet of a cistern in use by the Fire De
partment. The complaint was made 10y
an officer of the Third Ward, and when in
formed that such was the fact, Mr.. l.. in
sisted there must some mistake about it,
as murders and other outrages We're being
committed allarouud, and very little com
plant was ever made ty efesrS! tie there
lore commended that he couldn'thav been
complained OF by policeman. but said
ne would be up on the return day to see
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

You've AMERICA CoRS AND Cos Mill
Messrs. II. I. REYNOLDS & Co., Mobile
have sent US circular setting forth the
excellencies Of this Mill, for which they
are agents. Judging by what is said Of
its performances, and BY the certificates
proddced, We think it altogether worthy
the attention of planters.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

So fellow named Scro9giu, AZ Frank.
fort, KY e short time since. kicked his
wife in che side. causing her death In q
few hours ne was arrested and lodgod
ia jail
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

SUICIDE OF \ LITERARY MAN.-Edwin
Dickens a, relative Of the great novelist.
/ committed suicide in New York, at the AS
tor House, recently by taking cyanide, 20
tassium. He has been connected with
newspapers in Australia, and also as wri.
ter and theatrical critic in the London pa
pers. Poverty was the cause Of the deed.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Il Is said to be Mr.. Ten Broecksintien-
ton to 90 back 10 England in the spring
and to take with him some fresh American
horses to test their qualities again on the
English turf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Srytron raarv-The citizen. of Wash
ington Dfy recently rendered ottr distiu-
rlishei senator o. complimentary dinner.
in acknowledgment &c his service. o.
chairman of tlr Senate committee on tho
District of Columbia. in tho discharge %.
----A- committee
GOV. bpuwy has been thrown into CON
slant intercourse with the corporate 1u-
tborites and lending citizens of Washing
tom CITY. aud mo- other senator has ever
occupied thc position who seems 20 have
won so greatly upon thcir admiration and
rtrud The d.nuerwas declined n a very
neat anil appropriate letter.
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MATERNAL JoYs.-An exchange perpe-
trates the following scandal. He ought to
pc tried by jury of twelve Young mar
licd women, who have just had their first
babies:
''Ba-a-a-a ba-a-a-aw ,hrickeda half-na-
ked infant, of about eighteen months old
w hats the matter with mmma's thweet
little duclley: ~ says thealiectionate moth
erwhileshe presses it to her bosom. and the
young serpent, in return. digs its talous
into her face. baden. Mi,-e-. / know
what little master Sim wants. " exclaimed
the chcrub's negro nurse. You black huz-
zy.why didn' you tell me, then p" and the
Infatuated mother gives Diuah p9us in the
CHOPS with her shoe. "Why. hewaujs TO
put his foot into dat pan Oh grady wat, on
de hoif.' whimpeTed the unfortunate dar-
key. We'll, why don You bring it here
you aEsrayat'ng niEgor." replied the
mother OF the bawling little one. nuah
brings the gravy, and little Sim put. his
bare feet in the pan and dasles tue milk
warm grease about his sweet little hanks.
to the infinite qualification Of his mama.
who tendorly exclaimed, Did mama'S lit
Tie Simmy want to put his teeny weenv
,ooties in the gravy? 1t shall paddle in
the pan as il soysey vooseys. and then it
shall have itsits poozy red frocls on and 90
and see is pappy-pappy.'
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Rochester. \. y.
n p sl,oo and postage stamps enclosed to any
pills fy return mail
bile. ~ ~
J. G. Lauier. Nilll-barg Miss
J. Wright Co.. New Orleans
y. $. e. Castoel, EuUldng
Jan 1855. Ia-Tv
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Lone SENTENCE. named Hazlitt.
agent of the underground milroad was
recently triod at Dorchester. Maryland.
and convicted of onticins slaves to escape
lrom their mastcr- ~, was found guilty
on sgvm indictments. aud sentenced to
the Penitoutary f1r frs ftHefs.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Tm Lars ErmrviF Is INV OurrASs.-
The Cytr gives che number Of deaths
by yellow lrycr during the late summer
and hll From NAY 2,th % Now 2~tb.
there Wcrc $500 victim. of the epidemic
During the corresponding period iu 1858.
there wcrc 1896 deaths from the same
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

MouuF Etrcriov An election Cor May
or. seven Councilman aud seven Alder
men. took place iu Mobile last Monday.
The democrats elected their candidate Cor
Mayor. Col Wmrrs. the present ineum.
bent, over Argrsrrs Buooks. the Know
Nothing candidate They nho clccted the
seven Councilmen and Eve Aldermen
The canvass was one of thr most uctiy,
and exciting ever known n thc city. yct
perfect order and rood feeling appear a.
have prevailed ON che day of election
This 3 highly 0ediable to the iutcllt
rcuce anil patriotism Of the people 81
Mobile.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

rS~Mr. Forsyth, late minister to Mexi
co. reached Washington on the Both ult
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

nE-A dispatch 10 the New York pa
pers coutradicta the rumor that Secretary
conn was about rcsirnine his seat in the
Cabinet and accepting the position Of Min
istor 90 France Who g. Co receive this
Important forcin mission remains yet o.
question Tor speculation among the news
paper reporters and correspondents at
Washington. and will furnish thcm sub
icct Tor many o paragraph.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11
The Great EngII.h I.emedy.
SIR JAMES 'LAEkE
Celebrated Female Pills.

II0T-rFd1 " N0T1- L1-T-18 I0tolt.
Prepared BY prescription ofe.r ). Clarke, NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary e. the Queen.
his invaluable medicine uIlfailng IN the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which the
female constitution b. subject Il acderatcs an ex-
cess and removes all Instructions. and speedy cure
may he relied on.
To Married Lc7ias
1t Is Peculiarly suited. It viii a short time bring
on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price one Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent counter
fets.
CTldtJn.
These Pts should not Be taken 5fnaes d7,rug tEs Ff
Tire Months u PrtHdac1 as le are s,rs to JsfEg on
Miscarriage blu n a'y otter time heJ are safe.
IN oll cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
ia the Back and Limbs. Fatigue "a Slight exertiou
P4pIt1u7a ui the Heart Mysteries and Whites these
Fils effect cure when al other means have failed:
ana although powerful remedy. do not contain iron
t'domeL ntimony, or anything hurtful 10 tile const-
tuition
Iull directions in the pamphlet around each mack
age, which should be carefully preserved
sole Age NJ Tor the United States and Canada.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

SoUTu CAROLINA LEGISLATORS OK TIM
SLAVE TRADr.-Rcsolutious have been in
troduccd into the Senate of South Caro-
lima. declaring that the Constitution Of the
I United States contains mo- grant of power
. 10 interfere with the commerce of foreign
nations therefore. that an the acts OF
/ Congress purporting to prohibit the slave
. trade between foreign countries are nm
constitutional. null and void; also. that
. the act of Congress declaring the slave
trade piracy, ina-much as il purrorts to
convert into piracy what Is not so I'm tho
nature of things or IN the sense Of the
Constitution, is uncoust itutiou1l. null and
void. Senator MAsEYcE made strong
speech i'm favor Of the resolutions. dcclar-
ing Congress might just as well make the
trade in coffee piracy as the tradein slaves.
and diSputing the right Of the L.. States
vessels 20 interfere with the slave trade
between foreign nations. The resolutions
were referred TO a Committee ON Federal
Relations by vote of twenty-five to thir-
teen. which is considered fatal to them.
GE>rliNs BAZAAR, NrrEsHyEG.-Iu cali
in. attention To this magnificent establish
mont. we cannot do better than to copy
and adopt the following from the Wig:
flour own citizens, and strangers visit
inc the CITY, wish to see something haud-
some. Gorgeous and classical we advise
them bv all means 10 visit Gcnclla'- China
store. The lovers of the beautiful will
find it here on every hand, from the pref
tv cut-cla-- goblet % the magnificent CHI
ma and silver table sets. We must 49,
knowledge our-elf dauled with the beau
ties arravcd around Us. on dropping into
his establishment. which. together with
our ignorance of the use Of great many
of the articles. prevents u- from describing
them We can only say that no one who
| goes In there has ever been able 10 leave
without purchasing something, and no
one ever called for anything in his liue
no matter how costly, thai me dIdn { hav,
u. ttv-n~iioi~ Picture Gallery 5 another
most attractive par, 0f his .ahll-luyut
rich paintings Oi scenery. Nr.. in foreign
I countries and Iu our own. historical. de.
-criutivr and sentimental, are spread
I about iu pro.u-iou. making !, ana attEle
I tive place to visit, 10 one docs not wish t1
buy.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

GrrAr F.az IS Wo1uvIlrE.-A vggy.da-
stuctive fire occurred In the town of Wood
VILE Wilkinson county on the l-t inst.
by far the most disastrous that ever bo.ei
.ue town, and considering the size Of the
place one Of the most egiamitous that ever
occurred Tho fire broke out about :
O'Clock in the morning. and destroyed all
the principal stores in the placa-uine i'm
number. The loss s. estimated at 100000.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Mr.. UoJGAs.-iu the name of the pco-
pie of New Orleans. tender YOU o hearty
welcome. and offer you the freedom oi
The metropolis of the South. and hope
YOU will remain with us a sufficient time
to enable all our citizens Co greet you. not
3s partiuu. but as q citizen Of our COM
mon country. who has won their admir1-
ton bv biz bold and noble defence of the
Constitution.
Tho Mayor then stepped back, and Mr.
Douglas was addressed Ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19
Notice.
July 10, IS

We hereby give notice that we have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tons. Heneeforth, no name will be entered
on our books unless il be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
per will stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do SO; but they mustloo to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of us, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised 10
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, but if they see fit to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papersrespectively
will be strictly Adhered to.
j. h. HOWELL 6 co.
HENRY NEWTON Il CO.
kEOkUK POST,
rer Wv. Res, As't.
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rns ewinund wnson ,,t,,r.

1t will be recollected that toward the close
of Congress some sharp word. occurred be.
tween Senator Gwin, of California, and SEN
ator Wilson. of Massachusetts Gwin
wilson, aud like man of true
courage, Mr.. Wilson declined 10 accent the
invitation 70 murder Or be murdered, but in
formed Mr.. &. that he should defend himself
II assailei. Some friend Of Senator Gwin.
NJ not twin himself. having published a con
tempi,blepack # lies respecting the difficulty
Mr. Nils0a has made a trump haut reply
Ia conclusion he says:
When | declined Mr.. OWNS challenge.
did suppose lie would assault me at sight,
and was no, unprepared to meet it. did
not deem physical courage SO rare a thing or
so exalted quality as to lead me to impnte
any want 81 tito him but did not suppose lie
was fool-hardy enough to attempt upon me
what this letter writer desgnates .sanother
Gaming AFFAIR."" Since helned 20 wash the
blood from the head Of my coleaguein Nav,
lo56, have had an idea that il would not he
quite safe for any one to try upon ms ga
Ginning affair" shall continue, | think, 70
indulge that idea some time longer.
Yours, truly, lIRNRY WILSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

One Shoemaker was recently nominated
for State Senator in Indiana, in the district
composed of Warrick, Spencer and Perry
counties, by the Anti Lecompton Democrats
Mr.. s., il turned out subsequently,, was al
Anti Leeomptonite Of the Bill English school
whereupon quarrel ensued between ,h,
Rockport Democrat and the Canueton Re
porter as to his orthodoxy, in the course of
which the Democrat lets cut some Of the Sc
crets of the party as follows;
"We did say that Mr.. Shoemaker had
pledged himself against the Bill English
swIndle. and we are able to prove it. And
more than that, in order TO show US what n
traitor Bill English was, Mr.. Shoemaker said
when he was in Washington City few weeks
ago, be had private CONVERSATION with
Jesse ID. Bright, and in that conversation
Bright told him English was acting ia his
(Bright's) confidence Mt the time that he was
opposing the Lecompton Constitution, and
was ready at any time to cast his vote for
Lecomptnn, whenever II was necessary to
carry the measure through. And more than
that, Mr. Shoemaker told us that Bright told
him that he bright Green Of Missouri, and
stephens of Georgia, drew Up the Confer
ence bill themselves, and got English to IN
troduce j; into the House as the English Com
promise bill"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Judicinr Con,ention.

There will be Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and De
Moincs, comprising the lat judicial District
holden at Burlineto Wednesday July 2Sth, at
o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF nominating can
didsses for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem
Der Of the Boardof Education. The ratio Of rep
resentation will be one delegate fer each one hun
dred Republican voters.
PHILIP WHILE, Chm Cent. Com, Lee Co.
d. S. ELLIOTT, Henry Co.
A. w. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, Des Moines Co.
Jnne q lSiS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

i FoR PRKsIpRSr.--T The West Tennessee
i Wing publicly announces John J. Crittander
as its candidate for President in 1860. The
Memphis Eagle and Enquirer has done the
sams.-[Ex.
| Mr.. Crittenden is a great nah and good
man, and commands the respect Of his coun-
trymen in an eminen, degree. For his bril-
liant talents and his truly national spirit We
honor him. For his late firm and manly
stand in favor of popular rights, agains,
fraud and executive usurpations, he has our
| highest esteem. But he cannot be President,
and the efforts Of his admirers to make him
such, are utterly futile. 1t does seem as if
il must be palpable to men Of the dullest
comprehension that the next President uill
and must be either Democrat or Repub-
lican. There is no middle ground in the
politics Of the time, and there can be no
Spontaneous combustion" candidate. II
any man thinks differently, he shuts his eyes
to the plainest fact of the times.
GOV. WISE ON "Mup- SnLs." -The fol
lowing extract from recent speech of Gov
ernor Wise is somewhat 'peculiar," com
ing from the Governor of the Old Dominion
just at this particular juncture. The ex-
pressions would have been held reasonable
BY the slaveocracy had they been uttered by
a Republican citizen Of that State
at is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mining, mechan-
les and foreign commerce. No country, no
State, can live upon one only of the FIVE car
dinal powers Of production. She must re-
sort to all the five combined, and she is do !,
ing it. Go, before you leave here, my
friends from New York, and look at the iron
factories that are growing up around this
noble scenery. ! say that labor is not the
''mud.sill'' of society; and thank God that
the old colonial aristocracy Of Virginia,
which despised mechanical and manual Ia
Dor, is nearly run out. Thank God that we
are beginning to raise miners, mechanics and
manufacturers that will help to raise what is
left OF that aristocracy up to the middle
ground of responsibility. daughter and ap.
plause. Look ut the iron factory here look
at the tobacco factory here--that Is every
day stealing my life away with the very weed
of luxury" THE Governor chews tobacco
freely.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19
June ~, 1858.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Lee County will meet in
Convention at CHARkEsToN, ON SATURDAY.
JULY 24th, for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for Clerk of the County; aso, to appoint
delegates to the Judicial Convention to b. held at
Burlington, On the 2sth Of July to nominate
candidate for J udge of the First judicial Dis
trict of Iowa nd for the transaction Of such 9th.
~r business as the public interest, may require.
PHILlp VIELE,
Chairman Rep, Central Commt &c.
June 2 q, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

DrKl BETWEEN ST. LorItASs.-L. Bowler
and John q. Moore, Of Il. Louis, got mad
enough 90 Tuesday last t. shoot al each 9TH
or, and accordingly went over to Illinois for
the purpose. Shots were exchanged once,
without effect, and then Mr. Bouyier, insist
ing that he had 'flled the bill,'' cleared out.
leaving Mr.. Moore upon the ground, demand
ing .Ds.lss s...s. RE saot from one oi she
parties cut IN. coat OF the other across the
breast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

The slave trade, SAYS the National Era.
tnds protection under the American lag.
Had our cruisers proper instructions, the evil
could be corrected to great extent, and our
country saved from dishonor. But they have
no such Instructions. Congress has done its
duty and passed laws denouncing the trade
as piracy, and providing for its suppression.
That they are not carried into effect, is the
fauit u the Executive branch of the Gov
crnment. Now, what is to be done? What
do We d. IN other cases, where wrong and
oppression prevail in defiance of law. bv
reason OF Executive encouragement or de-
h"qaencgf Appeal to foreign arm, to for
eign influence Move change the Admin
istra'ion We turn out the disloyul President
and elect loyal one, who, We believe, will
ably and faithfully discharge his whole duty.
That Il the dictate Of common sense. The
suppression Of the slave trada under the
American ilag, is an American, not a British
question: II the American People are de.
tcrmtnei 10 Do II, they can % it~-but never
oy eieetlng Presidents imbued with Pro-
Slavery ideas or under Pro. Slavery counseIs.
iiow loa. would the slave trade find shelter
under our flag, were Chase, Seward. or IIaIo
al the head II the Government.
4 Great Britain no longer claiming the right
y 70 s3slt cur vessels, 70 dsterruine their IA.
'lona!itY, We have now to deal with the ones.
ton. ii9~ shall the SLAYER and pirate be
prevented from finding shelter under opr
nag ami for the settlement Of thi. question.
we require a Republican not a Pro. Sl4rcry
Administration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

CRors IN WAsHINGroS Co.-Ihe Washing.
ton Press says that the earlier sown spring
wheat in that county will not yield more than
half crop the later sown is less injured.
Oats not worth cutting. Corn growing
finely, and an ordinary season will make an
average crop.
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q IL ND THU NIX RAILR q A n
OF CANADA.


e~A DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC RoUTErs
IRON THk WEST TO
Boston, Nep York, and fhe Eastern Sfafes
Wa TAG Michigan Central Great Ueneyn,
ogfsnsburgh% Termont Central. and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some of the grandest and most Won
defful scenery In the world, including Toyorfe.
Niagara Fdiis Srspcnsios Bridge, TAoasand Islands.
Rapids Of the 81. Laurence, Quetse, M5nfreaI Jyhu,
honhtaus me Tubular Bridge, lnsoriy iies IL.
iengfh), Lake Champiatn Tais Of Mon,moreaet.
Hudson Rtefr, etc, ae.
On aud after May l. 1853, Bareag. win Ia
Checked Through from Chicago
To EulGRANTs.
Passages may be secured at the ofice Of the Com
psny IN Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Huli.
hberdeeH and Monirose. An agent II the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superiutends the removal Of
emigrants and baggage At Quebec free Of charge
Pare from $50 to $35 to Chicago, Including
cooks provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI HA n.
or 22, 800 TONS AND 100 FEET LONG
IL under contract 10 this Compsn for one or moys
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns in Europe viii
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for ali
points East. also for the Leviathan, or for the NJ
q -. ,. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the Once
Of the Grand Trunk kaiiroai, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK
Agent OF Grand Trunk X. X. Co., of Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

T-There is a deficiency in the hog CROP
Of Kentucky, as compared with last year
Fifty-one counties are I93,55O short. The
balance Of the census not yet returned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19

SINGULAR SUIcIpE.-Edward Cole lately
committed snicide, near ST. Peter, Minncso-
Ia, under very singular circumstances. lie
took down his gun, when by some accident
it went off and killed his wife. lie wrote TO
his son, informing him of the circumstance
and telling him what disposition to make Of
property. He said that himself and wife
hnd NOT lived on GOOD forms, ard that 40 thc
accident might be attributed to design on his
part, he would prevent any further trouble
by leaving the world.