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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-08

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fall r,Il.,-l Phi. tragi=4l'y.
Il sincerely hoi.e not. ! would
bc decidedly di-a-rceable, laughed
Fanny: "hut if | thought we should
ever quarrcl.and have ill-ihor gh'S to-
ward each other. | should be tempted
TO terminate my existence -
My precious Fanny" cried Phil,
sprincing up and ul,~ctiing the toast
plate on the CARPET. of which he was
entirely oblivious in his eagcrness to
get his arms around Fanny. "Mv
foolish little darling. as il We would
ever be so absurd. Ia kiss.) May
be drawn and quartercd (ancticr
kiss) if ever | speak on, word that
shall cause Il tear to till the divine
ewes of nv dearest IA third explosion)
Fanny.
"Oh. how happv vou make me.
Phil, | shall try so hard to be lust
the faithful, loving wife you deserve.
Now finish YOUR breakfast, dearv.
The toast will be growing cold.
And Oh. Phil, did You notice Mrs.
Smiths horrid new bonnet last
uirLt? | declare it DESTROYED all
nv Measure in the music! lido wish
ncoolc who will wear such untasttul
bonnet would STAY at home from,
those delightful corccrts!'
$50 do L, Fanny. | noticed the
uoIv thing the moment we entered
the hall. Blue flowers and pink rib-
bons. and she dark as a creole"
"No. nv love. the flowers were
sreen-grecn and blue look so
much alike by cas-light."
"Iknow tHev do but T noticed it
so particular that | could not be &C.
ceivcd. Blue - especially light
blue-looks fearfully Oh a darkroom
plexioncd person.
$50 1t does fh'lI, l quite agree
With you, dear; but the flowers
were not blue, they were green. l
saw them at Mrs. Grays shop before
they were purchased.
my dearest Fanny, OF course
you tt!'nk you are riSht, my love; !;
Dut nave a very gooo eye lor color'
ana notlced thesc flowers with
great attention. b'ue anemones
with yellow centres.
"Gree1 nm. h.onscns ns":1 with X white cen en-
Tres, my oe"r iH''. very pretty 1or
e,ns ns"i,.Mou hs,'no.to !" "'''''' W. "o''''
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-08

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GU. i,
"Hohc wrong matter enough !.
ol' | ncle 'ol'n' he II wretch, ana ana
he Sc, OUT TO Slr'Nc me w'tha poker.
Ana she threw a plate OF mullins
and the platter OF ham at me.
lies monster, Uncle John.
III be divorced from him this very
day. lie worse than a savage.
80 he Is, cried Uncle John, en-
terlng warmly INTO the spirit OF the
tA'ng. 80 ne 's' stripping on
cort-" ana Ill settle the matter at
once. You stand back, Fanny !;
l II give nm such athraslIlng as he II
he likely to remember. Striking
his Wlfc with poker, Indeed l IL
rcctify matters, and Uncle Jon"
SraSped tne 'onG-handIed feather dus-
ter and hourshed 1t threatcnlng'y
around the head or his nephew.
"Iherc, sir take that, and that,
ana that! exclaimed he bringing
down the feathers on the shoulders
OF the amazing Phll. +" Fanny, my
dear, LII not leave bone of him
wh"'c'
ranhy S r"un" D'uc eyes had been
growing larger ana larger, and now
her Inauguration purst.
"1ohn Hays screamed She,
lyon re hea'hen and an Ola mcd~
dllnS VaSaoond. Let Ihll alone.
lies my dear, dear husband, and
you nave no business to touch hlm.
ne $ an anger. lie never intended
10 str'Ne me. DE st'ii striking hlm,
or you II oe sorry ana rahny seized
tue oroo'h from ochind the door ana
prepared TO 90 oattIc.
=. n'"''u oacN cr,ca Ohcle Joh',,
~, nc ) monster ana deserves death.
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s'r.Nc woman cuSht 10 De hunS.
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a.. ome,o "o." 1 W." '"c sl".c ora u.
Sress' ana the way the trio went
:'o''''I ~ t''o '"1'', was worm "ltheSs-
I"S. o"c,c Hon" aver III WIN me
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-08

PORT WINE.-Port wine is pro-
duced in the vicinity of Oporto, on
the Douro, in Portugal. The prin-
cipal vineyards are in the mountains
GUS districts, about fifteen leagues
from the city. There the vines are
not suffered to grow higher than
three and . half feet. The vintage
begins in September, and lasts about
a month. The juice having been
expressed from the gr.pes BY the
treading procesa, 10 placed in casks
to fesment then transferred to Iargs
vata where Q sscood feementataoe
ensucs. In the winter il is rsrksd
into pipe. and sent To OPorto- Va
vioas qualities sre made, bot noos
- suffered by the in~p~czss 10 lss.s
the cczssry. bss . arca@. Asrk
swees kina- Tkss ~ ansx fssqes1e-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-08


\ THEoEl ~ CVLs.-Doesiick>
furni>lc- the following original theo-
rv of billiard cues: II need hard
ly tell you that the game of billiards
consist of punching ivory balls upon
Il biz table covered with green cloth,
tia, looks like half an acre of med
o.v land. with an india rubber fence
around it that the balls are pushed
with long wooden ramrods, with
wax on the end to save the wood,
and leather put on to save the wax,
and chalk pnt on to save the leather
from wearing out" Having thus
described the cue, he thus proceeds
to furnish the ambitious student of
the scientific game with "cue' to
its mysteries: " You take your RAM
rod and rub some chalk on the little
end; then vou lean over the table ;
then YOU squint; and you lift up
your leg then you fiddle a little on
your left hand with your ramrod If
your ball runs against the other
mans ball, you've done a big thing.
and dyou poke up IA lot Of buttons that
are strung on Il wire. This is all
there is of the game of billiards.
Any one can punch billiards.
nssy- Otto Won Konigsmark (un-
Gle of the Konirsmark who shot
Tom Thyme, of Longlcat,) appear
ed as an ambassador at the court of
Louis XIV, and had to make a
Swedish speech at his reception be.
fore the most Christian King. Otto
was a famous dandy and warrior,
but he forgot the speech, and what
do you think he did? Far from be-
ing Disconnected, he rccitcd Il portion
Of the Swedish Catkcchism to his
most Christian Majesty and his court
not one of whom understood his lin
60, with the exception of his own
suite, who had to keep their gravity
as best they might.
nzy- The newspapers have great
" con ntributed to enrich the English
language. We shall shortly have,
thanks to the gent emen ofthc press,
pretty, delicate, idiomatic turn of
speech for all the principal affairs of
life. Thus, a widow is ga fair rel
let ;" young woman making her
debut at police office, is "an inter
esting female" Formerly crimin-
al used to be hanged, but now he is
launched into eternity" A man
was sometimes drowned in oldcn
times, but it oftener occurs that he
Is immersed in the liquid ele-
ment till life was extingnished."
nF \ lady lately asked gen.
tleman the meaning of the word sur
rogate. and the gentleman explained
it tn her as "a gate through which
parties have 10 get married.
- Then | imagine. said the Ia
dy. :" that II Is corruption Of sor-
row- gate
Nea ar rigst mis-, replied her
Infsrnasut - -oG2a y At abrevls-
fAsn of wo-s - hasa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
the RECEPTION.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 20, 1866.
The Henrietta was received with cheors on
passing the Needles.
Captain .ss g:g--c, II: Secretary Of the Royal
Yacht Club, CAME On board and offered the
hospitality Of the Club to the party.
A public dinner to the yachtmen IL pro-
posed
The Captain OF her Majesly's iron-clad Heo-
tor has offered the facilities Of the Portsmouth
Dockyard for repairs but as mono are needed
the offer has been respectfully declined
The Queen is staying at Osborn House for .
few aays. 80 ~ 49,. 49,
Her Majesty Informed Of the Result.
Cowrs Dec. &c, 1868.
The Earl Of Wilton has stnt congratulatory
letter to the yachtmcn upon the successful
issue of the venture. The news Of the arrival
Of the yachts was sent mp at once to the Queen
by her special request.
Yachtmen's Aaiate.
This morning (26th Decembe) the Royal
zach. Club OF England fred salute Of eleven
guns in honor Of the winner.
Reply Of the Henrietta.
The crew OF the Henrietta manned the yards
and dipped her colors in true man-ofwar
style, in acknowledgment Of the compliment.
Tender Of banquet.
A dcputation Of the citizens Of Cowes have
rendered the party grand banquet, to come
of at their convenience.
The People Ont.
Large crowds OF curious spectators are on
the shore and others on the boats cheering the
three boats. =.
Many visitors have come down from London
to witness the scene.
Great interest has been felt in the yacht race
in England, and it is being generally discussed
among all classes.
They are astonshed at the quick passage
made undcr such unfavorable weather.
Numerous offers Of hospitality are being re-
ceived from various parties.
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NV, Isaa kfylpL
Grea, stsv@--The rsisea states senator.
chip, &e.

Gr-at stsvm-The Csisea states senator.
chip, &e.
AS fsA-cf.oo. Dec. -, 100
tsfable sorn, la.ing ssost TIRE hosr.. pssssd
over ,srsds On n. 9Th In, Ran saf bail pcsfsd
down alternately socomp,Bss with thaudst AL ist'.
mig acilns the sad STORE. Fssess .~s lsssls
led 70 the srolas ssd large sat ps-s sssppsa %
a. ,hoesh ,tsy were piDe stems
The yrsns city Nevada Frf>yJrss a perswsey -
Las en.thy u.lcle tho rni~f sssss srstofsl ~
that r,ss tls siecton for vhch takes place
rsrt mouth. Ia vhlch rTs "tbs saeceRs
~ Jssnas W grs IL assured fssls, snd he
ssetlca y das 70 ;he fofcs " the roIasr vb vhca
lnsrifssng issf % irsslaiS'F nr0uxhs2l the sasth
Rs.,r "a % ,bs sgynlng u pal's Mn, shs s.ms psp~.
says" The RIA y esmpsts, rf frtrtinc ~ tes
nsarnlnsrr h tsvss. sns sghns bui sroseri msrt N.
lo<sf1n a. the fsr1ss nzl NH rhH sufirs ssius u
~ psln wss eito GO; isssrsEcs. t0.oo
Ovsr i~uy az " bullion tersmai&inz IN ~ g~s-
ssNrss shirnsr ~ scf v tt' ssts w fvsds ~r-s
TIE noasislns vsa Hssnit
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the ALLIED gHsxeY faAuos.

Cases acst Before abe Grasd Jsvv.
The casss u Davis and cunnngh ham, wsre have bssa
further examined yesterday morning before Unstel
States Commissioner Jones' Brooklyn. and tho psruss
with their counsel appeared In court, but rcoo1-
mcndaiion Of their eouIss r. Crook they oonssnisl
bail 10 avail, tho acton OF tho Grand Jury. Ia sy
were Indicted The parties we're thssefors required ~
COMMITS oner Jones 70 their ball 10 await the
ton OF The Grand jury in January.
'sse Of William Murray, Dissiiier la Brssklys.
william Murray found running hz dislillsyy -
sne Ath VI September last, without u Is alleged. cay
noen'e Of authority Of law His reported 70
voc ins'e.l Revenue Collector, AVID mad %
nevenss's Murray was found running the dissiis~y
nom IN .ne until octobsr Al ave o'clock 10 the
mosesns = VAT day no found with three bsrsVig
and punenso' Of whiskey hand the whlsksy besns
unbranded Al seen ocloet IN m. morainr /, n ,,.ioa
that The punrneon driven Ia Dcveilns place, aaA
1'a1a ass ~ % Manufactured 'prsr 10 ssptsu'nss
collsoso. Of the Ih.'a dis.na,. aud : sassars
was made and : keep, placed IN possession on the
oovsrsa thai, no,wsSsssa ,Ss .s,,a, a,.y ia
been running without inform aad had sold sleysa
again soNed by Collector "a ana koeper pacod
In posscssioo Twonty-oue hogsAsda Of moiassSs Wsso
iosnd on the place ., The s'.e hnow turns out ,hAs
Murray has continued to his astl.ry notNhg,snd
this seizure, the keeper acting and
has run nnesn hossheads OF the nolAs,es making e
Attorney heard that hurrsy was running ma ne -
word to Collector Wood 10 that eject NolvhsandinG
this nos maAhe, were made on Thursday and asaa u
Friday snd tho -,lll conlnacl 10 opefsloa bn Friday
tho Dis'rc, A,iosns; caused warrant 10 DO issasa
sgalnsf fVnS. snd Yesterday no was ssoslrd aa4
brought before conmlssoner Newton. Il 10 uaden,osl
Ns' on Friday no pad IN 1890 20 the Collector o. ss
rWspt OF TIP case II further appears that the ownss
or tls popety Zone Conway did, from October 70 70.
The Ia down Tor hearing before Commissouos
Newton nox, Monday si ton o'clock A. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
SAD ACCIDENT ON THE FLEsrwIae.


ssN Nen swept iron. Her Bow.prit.
Cows Dec rs, 1866.
The Fleetwing and Vests arrived early this
morning.
Tho former had q rough passage. six sea-
men were washed Off the bowsprit while furl-
Ing the iib in gale.
The yes,a reports nothing else OF moment
on the passage. All or board both boats are
well.
The yachts arrived before Commodore
Mcyickor, who Is expected to-day.
LONDON, Dec
Six men were lost from the Fleetwng on the
eighth day out, while working on the jib-
boom The wind was blowing gale at the
time, and IL was imp ossible 10 save them.
MIME. az the Men Lost.
LoSDoS, Dec. q, 1856.
The persons washed overheard from the
Fleeswing on the voyage we're Sailing Cap
tsins Nichols and Woods and seamen Kelly
and Nelson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
Itrr In J'Lslad~ipl,la,

fHiLs Bstrlu,. Dec. -, ls,1
iven's factory, corner Of sixth sifeei and Columbia
avenue was burned carly thus morning Tic ios- Is =.
tima,sd q; $4,000 The principal Loves K I0saa,
manufacture Of brsss and sided maHn'nss f0g military
equipmehis, t3s ooo, insured ~ $4,000. william
s,oles, wooden yam manufaeturr, losr mnshnery.
500 stock, ~ 900, insured for o. 900. John >
clazlor hosiery manufaclor'r, oss on mscAirey and
tos, 81, GO insarcd Tor $780, Infer Maths, los
% machinery, o. 20 ls lraee, Issac stead, wool
Ten spinner, iOsa machinery sud 40 = fl@ oa2 n.
Tated for slI,001 The bnlldBg fronting on 'Afrth
strlt owned By LaeieT Adans,n rse uaHul,ciGfers,
damaged ~ iaing walls sd Malef " lbs amount
" 4. 10 fully cred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
THE HENRIETTA AT Anchor.

Cows, Isle OF Wight Dec. Is, lsGG.
The yacht Henrietta passed the Needles on
the westerly end Of this island this afternoon
at quarter to six, winning the Atlantic yacht
race.
Neither Of her competitor. has yet been
heard from.
The Henrietta Ia now anchored in the South
ampton channel, opposite Osborn House.
whore Queen Victoria IN staying for q few
days
THE Time.
The Henrietta made the trip In the unpre-
oedented time OF thirteen days and t,c.'iy-ico
hours, mean time.
All Wen on Board.
All on board are safe and welt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
ne IAnfF.

Meeting In Philadelphia for tho Purpose OF
Taking Action 20 secure the Reduction Of
the Tax ON Manufactures, Ac.
PniLsDaLPHia. Dec. 20, fscG
meeting was held AZ the Board ~ Trade rooms 10.
day 70 take action the reduction Of the I've
per manufactures. large number Of prom
ibent and influential manufacturers attended william
Divine occupied the chair. aud George Bullock
acted secretary. Addresses we're delivered
by mr. Divine. Archibald Campbell General
Patterson, Richard Csrsed and others On
tIon, q committee vas appointed 10 prepare . me-
Congress 20 procure The sbrogson 81 The ave
per cen, tar. Tho Chairman named the Committee ~
folovss-Ceneral Robert Patterson. Archibald amp
bell. Dennis Kelly, Richard Carscd, James Long On
notion .r Geo Brllocx aided n tbs Committee.
Mr. Dunlop suggest that other branches Of msnuiac
turos should lie male interested la this movement The
Iron taxed Ave per cent for Instance,
and thore were other glasses % manufactures
equally bardsned. They should al take part
In the effort Mr. samuel Cslte1 made
few rsnarts urging that the matter bs
Pot before the COMMITTEES Of ways and Means of the
houss Of Representatives by the personal action Of
large committee who would 20 20 Warrington and
press tue matter earnestly. motion 20 that eject was
made and adopted The number Of the COMMITTEES vas
nxcd twelve, the Chair 10 appoint The meeting then
adjourned moe, two r NJ on such dag - tho Chair
.Lould announce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
FETEs OF HONOR.

THURSDAY, Dec. 27--7:30 2.
The members Of tho New York Yacht Club
now in England are being entertained at dinner
BY the members Of the Royal YACHT Club. The
best feeling prevails and friendly rivalry ia
being pleasantly discussed.
The Royal Yacht Club has received from the
Queen an invitation to visit Osborn House 10
morrow friday with their guests.
On Saturday II Is agreed that the yoch'men
will attend grand banquet given by the
officers OF the town Of Cowes.
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THE NEWS IN FRANCE.

Great Animation Impaired In Aquatic Cir.
cics-A banquet Proposed In Paris.
PARIS, Dec. 20, 1868.
The Americans in Paris are jubilant at the
splendid success Of the Atlantic yacht race.
Tho event has given new interest to tho
Cherbourg rega,tn.
A banquet to the American yacht men Is
proposed by their friends in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
THE ENGLISH PRESS REPORTS.

LONDON, Dec. q, 1866.
All the leading London newspapers have
long editorials complimentary to the yachts
and their crews which took part In the great
race.
The Tines contains special report Of the
voyage Of the Henrietta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
the EASTERN QUESTION.

Au"''iaa Idss af An Iavas'on Of Turkey.
PARIS. Dec. "a, 1899.
besn Journal, understood to speak emi-onically,
oee".es that Austria meditates invasion OF Turkey
Lospos Dec 20, 1850
We have repetition OF the rumor that the Christian
Powers will intervene tho affairs Of tho Greek subjects
Of turkey.
The Times Of this morning expresses tho belief that
collision Ia daily growing less likely but adds that the
Eastern question should como up England will DO dis.
posed to let evonts take their without any effort
TO shape them TO her wishes
The Defeat Of the Turks Confirmed.
ArHkSs, Dec. Is, 1886.
report from Canes the capital Of Csnda by way OF
syra says another battle had taken place between the
Turks and tho Greek insurgents, in which the former
were defeated with heavy loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30
NEWS faOm THe PACIFIC COAST.

Failures In san ncisco-Shock Of an Earth
quake nt Antioch. California, &C.
sAs rRAscssco. Dec ~, 1893
Tho steamer Golden Aes sailed today, with ese<. $40
treasure. es2s, 900 u which was for New York
half dcxen small failures IN this city announced
yesterday. includinx three produce commission nrms
Tbs most extensive failure In that Of Brennaa Co
against which house sttachmsnts amounting 10 $40 900
have hssn issued.
ssyero earthquake ~N felt ct Antioch, IN this STATE.
December 20 No particular damage wa done
Iooee furniture shaken 90, n place and consider
abs alarm Was manifested fov slrns.
The Pioneer Oh Company. of Oregon, has nled osyts
Gates of incorporation WITH The Secretary u stats Of
Oregon The capital smoGnts 70 $500 900 II IL
proposed 70 build mills respectively ss saisn. Oregon
Ctr and Portland.
6enera McDo~si has issued special order ssisbi Oh.
ing military post Ia Yerbs Basns issnf sat Fgsnc sco
Larbor ana requiring every psr.0n reading on TIE sisat
70 obtain lease IRON bssdqasrsr
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Dsscyvr os GAyBf-e Hot~s --Abou, twelve O'Clock
ss, ulgbt cspsln Gsrsnd q toe roureen'h precinct.
assisted BY sergeant Roberts and su1ad o. msn made
descsnt on an alleged gambling house. No. East
Houston street, KEEP, by man .nsmei george pirrs
The police succeeded " syycstnx George lane rssrcs
Tnnn, John Roberta VIM. johnson, Y. hsnsassd. John
williams and Georgs Perez tho issf tie aese ss~rsr
All the gambling implements were also s~curet valued
81 over 81 900 ne above premises ere $40 20 b COS
OF tho m.~t n0togsss 10 the city, sgaEst sboh
oos couplsnp have bean osds Ons h1rsssd snf ef y
desrs IN money aiso recovered ~ the roiee TIE
prsssss 81 l,cssd W ,ss soartssnsn pssaiscs
stausa houss
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A Feaian Omcer Drnounce. stephens.

Fenian Omccr Drnounccs stephens.
DcsLIy Dec 3D. 1900
litter OF General Mien President Of the Fcnisn
Military co.:ncl Of Ireland in which he dsnounces
James Stephens, O. p. J. r., ns "humbug'' and a
"rasca" published IN tho Dublin papers has created
profound sensation among the popalace.
II IL regarded by some stratagen Of tho british
government 10 put down the reniaa movement.
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the RUN OF THE HENRIETTA.

Cows, Dec. 20, 1866
We lost Sigh, Of the Fleetwing and vesta on
the night after we started, and have not seen
either Of them since.
The Fsetwing took the course 10 the north,
and the vssta the course 10 the south Of that
taken BY the Henrietta
We kept the regular steamer track the whole
distance.
During the ast seven days Of the passage
Ne had cod, rough weather, with alternate rain,
hail aud 'now-sQually, with wind from the
west
Assshes Acessss.
A vrivsse despatch from the Henrietta ssa,ss
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The Course and Time ef the Henrietta.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 26. 1865.
The yacht Henrietta made the entire pas
sage on one tack and without the slightest
accident. ne
.SNe
The greatest days run ,oas TOO hundred and
eighty miles and the least one hundred and
thirteen miles, which was during heavy
storm, when she hove to for several hours.
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Nospr.r, Z y. Dec - isss
The tfsiy 81 tho psnisns al sseetaIrg, stcF issts
four wesks and costing the csnsfisn government
siooooo. have terminated, ~ih the following fs.ult
The prisoner Cohuru All Powery d.haTssi the Grand
Jury having gDorcd The bll'. sgsa1 them Rosefs
Howard snf ncgo~sn disch1gei ~lthog' uia'
gliysn oper. Carroll ana nofrii -sfs aeaau>d fef
Mcdonald aquitiei the charge ~ isvylsz ser
.ld two jures fissgesd the robbery cbsfga
NV. u The pvsoae- temsis 70 lsli-Hoine.,
under sentence Of TOO month"; l1.fis9nms1t
fof larceny; Crawford, anfsr seni-ncs ~ three
upuths for receiving TOisn goods sra MADDEN, IN "a
aus Cso~isy Under ssatsucs o. Death hs general IN
s .i0s that IN. ssI'snos % death oil n0s % sif3
ont, and that the Whole saslf rO,h.hs more tbsa
solemn iassl drama
captain Lynch. ~ tho Royal Knsss.rr, sss arrived %
naas Tor ths purpose Of srsminns the ehsDc@s u
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