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THE TRIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHARLEsrowN, Va, Oct 90
During tho afternoon proceedings in the trial NJ
brown several witnesses were called for the defence
and not answering, Mr. Brown arose from his mistress
lows: " W.
May It please tho Court discover that notv,itb.
standing all the assertions that have received OF ir
trial. nothing Ike fair tIlal Is to DO given me A. h
would seem gave the names as / could pet at
t1em OF the persons wished TO have called as wit.
nessea and was assured that they should be
l wrote down a memorandum 10 that effect, faying
where those parties we're, but 1t appears that they
have not been HubpWnaed so far as / can learn. aud
now ask II am TO have anything like or az ali de-
serving Of the name and shadow OF fair trial that
this proceeding oe deferred until tomorrow morning
for have before stated on whom thipk thai 1 c,1
rely am in hopes that counsel may arrive who will
attend to seeing that get the witnesses who are ne
am myself unable to attend TO It. have given
all the attention possibly could to It. but am una
70 see sud know about them And cannot fud out
jheir Names aud have nobody to do any erTnnd aud
my money vas all taken from me whom attacked and
stabbed aud haYe not a dine
had two hundred and fifty sixty dollars In gold
and silver taken from my pocket aud now I have no
positive means OF getting anybody TO 20 ON my orrands
Tor me- andhthey have not been DONE have al the
the witnesses been subpWnaed; they are not within
reach and are not here ask at least until tomorrow
uorning TO have some something done if ANYTHING Ia
do Nghed II not, am ready for anything that may
brown then laid down again, drew his blanket ovor
him, and ap 'eared to sink into tranquil slumber Mr.
Hoyt prisouaTa counsel from Boston, asked for an a
journment till laornng the ground that Judze Til
den would probably arrive during the night and be abl
10 appear counsel
He excused himself from conducting the deienc,
because ho was unacquHinted with Virginia crimina
law.
After further conversation between the counsel Mr.
Green to state that Mr. Bolts and himself would
now both withdraw from the case, and could act nc
longer In behalf Of the prisoner he having got up
declared that he had confidence in tho counsel who
have been assigned to him.
should feel myself intruder upon this case we're
to act for him from this time forward. had not the
disposition to undertake the defence, but accepted
tho duty imposed on me, and do not think under
thess circumstances when feel compelled TO with
draw from the case that the Court could insist that
should remlin In such an unwelcome position.
Tue Court would not compel the gentlemen 10 re-
1atn In the case, and accordingly their request was
q Nnted.
Tive proceedings at this point were postponed, and
the Court adjourned at o'clock
Great excitement prevails In the town. and the guard
has been increased tue conduct Of Brown having
REGARDED as a tick
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PROM YPsILANTb MICH.

1PalLANTI, Oct 20.
,r, stats Normal School building with the librarles
!, ~, re and laboratory was consumed BY Ore last
nisht s,Qsa t2b,OOo-lnsared Tor $4,000.
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''---i tnen they lifted up
Their eyes as II grew lighter, and beheld
bach others aspects-saw, and shIieked aud died
Even of their mental hideousneas they died"
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WOMEN ARTISTS IN ALL AGEs AND Countries.
BY Mrs. ELLRT, author OF "Tne Women of the
American Revolution" 90. New York: Harper
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Such book as this must be eagerly sought for.
1t is complete cyclopedia or rather biographical
dictionary Of all tie women Of art who have lived
and labored down TO this present time. The
sketches of many living artists have been prepared
from materials furnished by themselves or their
friends, and oil are eminently reliable. The
sketches Of Md'lIe Bonheur and Miss Hosmer, the
American sculptress, are specially interesting
For sale by Cobb & Co.
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GooD FtoHr, AND OTHER TALES. BY CHAs
READE, author of Love Me Little, Love Ne
Long" Peg Wofington,' "Christie John.
stoue," 60 with Illustrations. New York
Harper & Brothers, 1889
The readers Of that recently established and ex
cellent periodical entitled "once Week" and Of
"Harper's Weekly" have enjoyed the tale Of the
olden time, "a Good Fight" written in Charles
Reades peculiar style It is a pleasant story of
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The Autobiography Of Thief" being the SELL
history which the readers Of "Never too Late 10
Mend" will remember Mr. Eden set Robinson to
writing in Jail. All those who have enjoyed the
previous works of this author will not fail to pro.
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]. b. Cobb & Co. have IT,
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II merifaniGCDe Neacbrtcbteu

8afbin8tOn 20. Spril. Der neue
meritanii4e @eianOte %befiuDet li6 in elmer per-
prieBlidtn Steaung. Der fraber ron @DmOn,
fort unO ipdter pcn3ulca8a be9lauti9te @elanpte
dpble8 bate bel leiner Helle mad Wtritp, wr
er im Oe3br. 1858 ben perunsliften 5taat8
trei4 maAte, ben 2esalipnSletretdr 8aranoea;
ran bier als interimtltiiGen Steupertreter be,
laiien. Dieier bat ieet Die often Der @elanot.
i9ait in leilem Belts, aber Da er elm Anbduqe,
Der &irdenpartei (D~tlramOn) 1T, 10 aeiat e,
niat Die mlnDeiie 2ult 6errn Ufata ais leinel
Nmtsna9folBer an3uerfennen NIB ibm Die Nfter
au83ulieferH.
0aS Wanerfef in 8roOftpnI
90 D., bas burdl Die Nuferfinfte oes Su'
ptter BluUius 10 i6mdbIi4 U~ereitelt wcrDer
mar, bat nun bod nod ltattsefnnOen, weur
AUDI 9lei6lam etlt post festum. Der q. .
Democrat beridtet partber:
Wlr BADEN un8 perfGulidI pd8 S9aulpiel in
Aasenl4ein 9enpulmen uno molten eetreulid
beri4teH, mas mir fuben unb bSrteu. Ills mll
nit einem beflaS9ten 8oste Der Sutton oinic
binuberIulren, hatten mir be @bre, cine 4usabi
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P(unper (etpa 20 Stif9 gu $19 oa8 Stiid At,
lebr moblfett uuO nur aus belpnDerer Treuuo,
l4aft gsideben, pie i'm perSaultrer perliderte.
81 probirte ouun lc3leid Die an9eprieieaen
WunDerfldfte-uno ba8 9teiultat mar cine Slas
sc pe9en SAwlnoel5, Die unter unsebeurenl
3nlaufe be8 Yublitum5 Dor Squire Gartber
~tattIano. Au6nabmSweiie Delan9 e5, benz Be
trigger feline 8eute pieoer ab5uIa9en. IuBer Dem
&ld9er loueIl iibri9en5 nod ptele Nnoere Oa8
Opfer olele8 S9minbel5 gepCroeu Ietu. -
8atnbrto9e, SUB. (4nti' Sautabaf~
Ueretn.) @5 bat ltA bier aus elmer 5lenliAen
3abl Iuu0er uno alter Wfdnner Elm Nerein uns
ter O6isem 1itel 9~ebloet. Die Witolieoer Der>
pfG4teten liA, rpeoer gu fauen nod gu iduupien,
uno man Ia9t, DAP uniere Srauen unD Wdos
den nit Dem 8erein poer, beiier 9eIa9t, nit
oen e~in5elnen WtitglieDern O~eIlelben bOdlt 81
%frieOen IinO. Oiele 5imperltden QaoieB betlas
gen it'd, uur nod iber pas OfDttO, welAe8 Der
8ereir an8enomiIen uno I'M Seri1u1ulunBSIaale
nit 9rcBen 3ettern angeIAla9en bat:
LIN ben Daulen better gu 9efalea,
Galen SdnupI@ u: Gaus1abaf mir fallen,
Hir wdren aber nirtlid 9rpBe ytarren,
&ntpObnteu mir uus AUDI nod Der : l.
60EreH.
0elun8ene 9atpre. 5sia3en IAIelb
in lelnem Ylouter Wtan erDartet in 9temSgort
oeu Priuaen AOalbert Don PreBen init Der 6reS
9ltte v@efion", duI tpelder er cine 5Ielle u1I
Die Welt Ssn,adt. @5 il pie8 Der elbe @rpB@
ADMIRAL Der preuBliAen4rmaOa, Der an Der aTtt'
t1nllhen &ulte BON oen Rlffptraten, ben Sohano
lideu, lc unbDHtf bebauoelt wcroen 1T. 5n
leep52)ort aber bat er nod SAlimnereS 81 er>
parteu. yBie mir aus liAerer Quele aus Walb'
iu9tou erfabren, fol- Ell in 0tew Occf nit ldem'
tarer S0htdteIt empf1nsen, Damn aber %unOerle'
ben5 in Die Combs 9ebrlht uno lelne Gre9attt
NIT 8eidtaB belest weroen uno 5par Q l1n9e
bis Die noroamerttanil4en Burger Iret9elalleT
unb entiAdot9t iInD, Delbe man III PteuBen II
ole SclOateniafe 9eitedt bat. 0err Su4anar
UerOieut fir Dieleo Verfabrea pen Oant leOeE
Palrioten, wel9er Barrier er AUDI an9eDOrel
mS3e. ags afsag
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lebensLdn8lider 3udttau8Rrafc be9naoi9t,
pnroe WIttenbur9 in Die Strof- Nnltalt Bran.
oenbur9 "b9efiibrt. Slun etn Sabr Ipiter en-
ldten b1s neue StraIgeles6u9, oa8 ben ,Op6.
perratb 9e9en ben oeutlden 8nuo" aus Der
01etbe Der ltraIbdren Sanblun9en ltrid,. OelIen
un8eaAtet blieb Bittenbur3 I'M @efdnsnille.
Aus Sfrien. Die bdufiJ auS9elptO4ene
Auli6t, cine eUentuelle 2ln0unS Der Sran5Clen
in SQDrien cver Dalmltien t0nute ben 3wef
baben. Don bort uu8 in pa8 Oer5 Der OltreIAl>
idea Wonardie, iad llnBarn u. |. 10. Uor5u,
~Drinaen, l1eint aus Der Betradtun9 elmer Iebr
mlnaelbaI ten 2anofarte berpOrgeBan9en 3u letn.
Cine 21n0uus in Sltrten, oereu aufdlt8e8 @e
ltngen Gem 8einoe 9ewiB Uiei msbr tcten wIcot,
at5 man in Bari8 pOer Guriu, no man ltet8
Die &eAnun9 obue DEN W;rt9 gu MAIDEN &c
nobnt 1T, ~slluten riirlte butte einen Sinn gus
u0r0erlf nit 3fidlidt 1uf Bola unO auf cine
f0rmlide 8eieeun9 Der Wlrtgrafibaft; Ieoe
meitere GrpeoltlDn bon bier aus wIre lepCh
rGli9 unnGAlid. Wer paS SlpeQauo, Oa8
n6roli1e Sltrien fenut, 1T bon Der balstreheris
IAeu @efabr zines 8Grrlifen8 in oteI et 9Itd
tun9 rollfomuel iiber5eust; leDer 0G9el bietet
fir Den Vertbeloi9er cine treffllde NHfIteilunJ,
einer had rem anoerli mii6te %erittrnt wefoen,
uno es Ourfte liA Bel Dieler Arbelt mdnGer
fran50ltI4e 8eteran an ben Walafoff e%rinneru,
Cbne leocA, lelblt init benz belten lBtilen, letnem
Tibrer einen 6er5o9atitel erflulpfen gu tDnnen.
Sn Oalmatleil 1T eiue 2anrunB lAOn an uho
fir ll9 ldwer; Die rteten tleineu Snleln ltelen
lt1 o~erleIben al5 eben 10 Dtele OtnOernlllt. nil
nDhten f1lt lager, al5 ebenio uiele Stithngen,
ent9eBen. lin ba felten Sup faIIeu 81 %fcnnen.
mltBte man llb Oorerlt in BEN S5ltB Der 0lEer
Don Orauoid UNI @attlrO lesen; alel1 eIn,
lplde Operation mare Dobl nit BroBerer
SdDterI9telten oer6unDen, al6 man UIeueld}
9laubt. Ite9nen mir aber an, IS lDl1roe MT
ltnJebun9 iener NdIen etneQa louu9 bewertltel-
li9t welAeu 3Def f6nnte lie blbcn ? Gtlpl
Den, pnrd Die 0er5eBclDinl unO 8O0nie1 Sc.
gen ltn9lrn gu mlrlAIren ? Dl nlllBte maI
pOrerlt Die lulil6 pinlril den Nlpen llber l1rei-
ten, 5i Dteiem 3ped aber fritber etn pllr u:
gImeuter Stetlbauer rOrausl9iden, um Dem
Oeere Die We8e gu bereiten pno etnt9e t%aulenr
Bade Ell requtrlrea, UNI auf DEM UtarlA ourt
Die StetnDttlte, 0et5O8eWtna 8%en1nnt, oaS Sc.
ben f~riGten an tSnnta. &nr5, lAon inl Sinblid
aui Die SttlIden SerbGltnIlle lit DIE 4ulidt e$
t6unte cine 2lnDuI8 in Sitrltu pper Oltmallel,
belbtlbtlAt lDeroen UNI etled 04tdbrG1 nod
~ltnBaru gu Ueriu9en, elne refine @bimare. Da-
mt lOI leOoA feineSme55 i'll NbreOe SelteQl
weroeu, Dap etue Iol6e &lnOuns nl4t anpere
;3pede baden f6nnte. Die Beoeutu1s Uou
4ola fir Die j3utanit Der 6ltreiAiidei Utarine.
bic Interchangeable weldea IT'D i'll Dalma
ten Darbieten - linD Dies nldt civililatcruhe
3uterelen", tpi0tI9 SenuB UNI lbnsIl iii
Der Seine belpnOere AuFncrtlamteit 3u5u.
tDtnoeu? 40
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rem 9et0otet wurben. Die RapajceS ~perlureu
1000 S@ate. Die 3unie Supianer balFen pen
NpldeS.
Neuert8 aus GaliiOrlicn per lteber(ouSnat,
st 2outS, 80. Npril. Ole @aIlforni
ide ueberlluopolt pCn 8. b. lit anaetommsu
Sn Sln 6ranci8co fanlt1 piele S6jlfe an NM
Der Wtarft mar ~i6erfIQt, weSbalb Die Ytere be.
ltlnDl9 fanten.
50 tamen an bic SAiffe 8ueuu 8i(tu Don
Salt'mote nno WooniiBbt pon Rep Oorf
0aS leetere beriAtet, oaB es i'm attauttlnen
Wfeere IN Ia. 8rette uno 35. QGnoe. an eioenl
Otennsnoen S4iff Uorbeipailtlte, in weldem es
Den WfonitOr ron Rem Oorf oermutbete. Ser
lelb' mar pom mebreren 54iIIcn uul1ebelt, 10
Dap nlan gu benz 8Iaubtn bere4ti9t III. ollie.
bic IT'D au BcrO befanpen, Ieien aerettet. .
Die pulfanilheu Nu8briihe auf rem Sanos
MID Jnleln Dauerteu ndd ben leBteu 8e.lhten
fort.
@tne lebr reI4e @uanc Snlel waroa beini
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IhtFtten et1eS ttgr1 fubrenbta 0elesAttn seae iuBer beat
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Otse9af i0H tn Uetref br pen prIloenten keru entn a3en2e
fdiserld "a nl9a8 Hen YeatoeHten ait uRSemtuSea Nfbttsot.
zen Oett'et8t paOsa pea II leeP4 ntbt 10. l0a6frn Ger ttnn.
8e9fnubsr ben Oeleslitn, Der lstnea Namen as 0rdlfpent an
os Sglef zines 9,Otttts stetd ben NIT srOBer Nja!OgltGt pet
babl9 Bal Der {Dabrpett atblisi en- iSr uatTTea Es- SSsnnl..,
tasg 1aa9stfstf 1 ans WAS Biz etta %srpapntt @edera}ptr.
laInmt'"a ottrtTt 10 mar bas Dfer'p dtb ahe In ]perlelben,
t'des erbO tros Der 1aufenOe, @sl3e ibi uatlr,ei1nei bSsrn
loH n. SIN tleDrt9sn BABE t5 Bios nod gu Gemerten, oaa td
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ben Wtttglteosr n CUR Sseutd6tNns ~psrstlegt werben. iuoletd
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- JSe6isl in Der 9(bfa1rts3ett auf Der
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anb nrt te @~rprebti4s Hnb 9alten nur In gDalbinatpn u. An-
napGlts SuncttOn. 1913.
3ur Seausmlt1tett fur @erfUnen, mel4e lber Ia6t tn
Saltimore pSi QDa(ttnetOn su 81 tSta Wunfben werbtn StI.
ietts ausaeaebsu, wel1e fir bic ya tmittaassdae ,ur 6tnretle
unb tur Ste ndGaea aaCrsentiee far rstOHr) eaGtts in9.
8etOnbers gin. lnb 3nrad-atf'ts werben fur BIC 5nmfas
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@beulp werbsn @unb.Gtdets Serfauft fir bic MOrsensaas
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