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Annual Council of the Protest

Annu al Council Of the Protest.
ANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF TEXAS.
From the Brazos Tri-weekly Eagle.]
The Twenty first Annual Council
of the Protestant Episcopal Church
met in this city on Thursday, in st.
Andrews Church, at 10a A. NJ, and
was opened with the usual services.
Mr.. w. Il. Darlington, of Calhoun
county, was ordained to the Dioce-
nate, being presented by the Rev.
L. P. Ruckcr; and the Rev. j. w.
Phillips, of Navasota, and the Rev.
e. G. Benners, of Jefferson, Deacons,
were ordained to the priesthood, the
other Prcsbyters or priests present
Joining with the Bishop in the clay
ing on of hands"
The Rev. Mr.. Davenport present
ed the candidates and preached the
ordination sermon from, "It is ro-
ouired of stewards that man be
found faithful" .
The council met and organized
for business at A p. NJ, the Ri. Rev.
Alex. Gregg, ID. d., Bishop of the
Diocese, presiding. We notice an
unusually full attendance, both clor-
ical and lay, from the various parts
of the State.
The Rev. w. r. Richardson, Of
San Antonio, was reelected Sccre-
tary and Mr.. James III. Raymond,
of Austin was reelected Treasurer.
The Chair then announced The
following standing committees:
On the state of the Church Rev.
Nessrs. Rogers and Patrick, and
Col. J. Y. Dashill.
On New Parishes-Rev. Mr.. Eat
on and Messrs. J. II. Price and Il.
+. Mitchell.
On Finance-Messrs. r. II Elgin,
Geo. D. HaswelI and Edgar DemA-
ret
on Canons-Rev. N. Rucker,
Hon. Peter w. Gray and Col Hob
land
Unfinished bpsiRsss--Eoy- NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE, for
June, Is received. In July this sterling
Juvenile is TO be enlarged and improved.
Those subscribing now receive one number
free If they ssk for it when they subscribe.
one dollar Year. Published By seBell 4
Miller, Chicago, Ill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

~we have not had letter from our
Northern Correspondent, ''Snug' for sew
ernl weeks. OH those mails
Since writing the above we have received
another Of ssmugs" interesting letters,
which we shall publish next week. He
dates from away dsvn East in nVarmounLn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

p9-Ws had ,hs pleasure u = call On
Tuesday las, fSow car friend asi fsrmsg
il1hstp TyFN John T., shiPlsy, Of EllIa-
helhlosn, Dsnieh county, lie mas in fae
health, aud MAS on his way To the coast
cities 10 puIehass goods, lie represents
The prospects Of crops in bis region ERs,
money plsbi!, and HE sOaatTV Improving
rapidly, The lille hamlsls % 0rapsSlns,
ElisabeIht0WR aud Fraire Poihi, which, To-
fore the war, were mere post Offices for The
nelghborhOods, have srowpi slhee the var,
all 10 be rourishibg little lawns, prosperlns
and Improving rapidly. Al6nis'lne, there
are four stores, ilne large school house,
(sOmeihing, by.ihs-wsy, which Dallas does
not yet possess and two brick churches
now In course Of eons,Tuellon--oae for the
Melhodis,s, aud one for the DspIisis, AZ
ElifabethIOwn, which Is situated Ia the
Southeast corner Of DeniOn eOuhiy, there
are three good stores and al Prairie Point,
Wise county, there arc three store doing a
good business.
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KoSkoo Cures Scromia In lis Worst
Forms.

rrrui A. 81. Minis, prominent aud s,il saoun n,rr.
: cl'sh Of Norfolk, We.
No IL Main street, Norfolk, VA /
sept. TO- isOs. !
DR. LAwnEScr-Dear Sir:-Your hos
koo has worked wonders In my family. My
daughter has been sufferer irom Scrclula
since childhood. She lost ihiriy.oue pieces
Of bone from her ankle, several from her
arn, besides having ulcers in several parts
Of tbs body. Whilst In this condition she
commenced taking yohr Koskoo-n acted
Eke charm on her; Under its use The ulcers
gradudlly heated, and her general health
yrediiy hnprored. II certainly saved her
much suffering, aud perhaps her life. |
regard Koskoo specific for nll scrofulous
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Eayl,ed Cloud, the Indian Chief has left
Washington City, dissatisfied wiilshis con-
ference with the Government, and those nc
ouaintcd with Indian Councils and charNc-
ter, predict an carly and serious Indian
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s6s- We are indebted to our Representa-
tive, Hon. Mr.. Shclburne, of Collin county,
for copy of Bill to be entitled "An act
to establish Code of Civil Procedure, for
the State of Texas" 1t is q very volum-
nous document of nearly 400 pages.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

WooD's llousEnoLp MAGAsISE, For June
Is on our table, Il hasa large amount Of
uaiieF IN il, ola very Interesting character,
5, 5, wooi, Publisher, Nssbarsh, \. Y,
Terms - per Apnum,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

faT We have received from Hon. Jno.
C. Conner, a pamphlet copy of his speech
in the House, in reply to Senator Morgan
C. Hamilton. We shall make some ex-
tracts from il next week.
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!pprortl b. lhf al.hnl NrdltaI lnlhsrll
koSIxoos

IHdersei sni TseamHen lel ~ the frssi-
deaf AMI Faculty Of the 4, Medical Col,
ledge 81 The city Of New York.
PRoTrsoR n. s. MENTION, NJ. Il.
Professor and President Of the Faculty,
late Professor Of fsory anl rrae-
lice Of Medicine, Cincinnati, Nc,
Zee q tho most ENiNIST asisai Inen & this ass--
sSli knosh ~ thu suloT u ihs hliuslhE sIAsh,sh
ulcii0zi spaksi NENnsNs u RAsIisf a. NfHiuNt,
nisfAsfs 90 tmniafe "NFaInNls sTnEs SIEGI-
EI,H ks-, Ia ths hsormi~T unalsT Il The .isusfas
Medical ErFtfsr-IeEe Gs. says3
Am8hg he MANI IesfHi efforts O. introduce PIP,
nlsTly, sanit II the hsN nnriirs, notice = nes
pfrisiTaiion oouil ssun,isl ~ J. q iAshIkTs a. Il
The I.uulc IN sny d-sirs-i gushiiiy We Itsniiy -
aard AZ laAsFsiag, ant lsfaine siy sshsFf.i that
al HE saTk d 'oae Ia the lot nanneT ny the Us,i
sfgFsssd prsess q, and fs'in ~ ~ uahFlh grh -,
Evssha as,ilrar AIffsl the uoNfipfNrH II the RAJ
selAAs sud the rrhtir,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

RGrTom r. Burnett has commenced the
publication Of weekly paper at Honey
Grove, Fannin county, called the "Enter-
prise" the first number of which, contain
ing some of Burnetts peculiar spice, is
before us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

BE- We are informed that the bill grant
ing $4,000 of State bonds per mile to the
Southern Pacific Railroad, passed the Senate
on the 18th, by considerably over two
thirds majority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

tslr Dallas, Ellis shi TsTTaui SsahiiFs
sgmPT,ss TIE fsaHssaih luiieisl bislTisi,
unlsT The uss Juiisial District Bill passed
BIZ he legislature,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Ia~ilf Ausiih lsaTssi ssyf 'lsi a. ..
T. O. vsTrfsurs MrCah 20 hssa hss
IaIriassi 90 sfsSs aul 10 alsai is starr e
Eslisal raFsT si ~ isiisf place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

bsrEl bshan, stll knosn hsis a. enc
= ii.s C.i.P iTsupf is ia iAs fsusy paper
haugiug busiHsss ia shreveport, "a,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

~ We have received q pamphlet copy
Of the minutes Of the Pres5ytcry Of Central
Texas, held at Anstin, Texas, AprH p, e.
2 and %. 1870
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Eays:
The Indians inhabiting the Indi
a, Territory bad meeting and
.,5ac,eS an address 10 the United
states. expressive Of amiiy, but ad-
i.erepee 10 tresties. and opposition
1oteITitorial billaud railroad grants.
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FROM DIR. LLOYD, A rnYsrcIAS OF LARGE
PRACTICE.

FROM DIR. LLOYD, PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.
Great Bridge, Va, Oct. 8, 1859.
J. J. LAWRENCE, N. D.-Dear Sir:-l
cheerfully endorse your Koskoo as being a
most valuable preparation. Upon examin
ton of the formula, find each ingredient
highly extolled by our best and most pro-
eressive clinical investigators. L have
tested its effects in my own practice, and
have no hesitation in recommending IT..
In my opinion, it is the best compound OF
its class ever put before the public-ex-
ceeding by far all the various compounds
OF sarssparilla, &C., ever invented. II is q
decided Nerve Tonic, and lnvigorator OF
the animal forces, aiding digestion and as
similaton, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should be the basis Of treat
ment in all chronic diseases. Hoping you
will reap the reward you deserve from the
public as benefactor,
am sir, yours truly,
CHARLES LLOYD.
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HWkfp tnifiih sifff riarstsff t1fs
i'sl ftrsi is Nts Mftira srl itf fsIsia
tisa ~ on Pc. sTt iffias ihittrsafl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron THE eURE or
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side. under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain Is in the
LEFT side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and il frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder. and Is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costiye,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, &C
eompanied with a painful sensation
of having left uhdone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an az
tcndant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning.
and he complains ola prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up foftitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Living in hoPcs-parwhssers Of
Iyllcry tickets,
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Had state OF the HOOD

nR A pIsElsEB CONDITION az TnE
Licsr AiiArys, AeTraWs .Sgaira, a..
Il il..sssshlg ERAhirATKs r,sss kis.l Z iis,.ss
aat haa gsisi, eta irita1ss A. raliir ssrifaa O.
lrAliAE raaatlsast
Iiiul SANS HAVE max giisNuER ~ THF
tsk of rus AfhitiA ~ fk0N NfAk, sitAiN-
- ffihlA8tkEAEi as, fsls ghitAts, MfALlnA
AM hAffl NhS AAh nHnEN,
No Msiirias has aiiaihsi such GREAT
REPUTATION as ihis Jaslly CELEnRA,
fkD cemPsnHd,
lpptoI.d hT The Ilisht.t Nrdiral iulhsfltI
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr.. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, TN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PtTTsBURGII, Pa,
PRoPRIETORS.
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take "9nf en- ,, Wt'
IPLane's, p,tpa,ed 6y Fleming BroS., IiHs-
Sm,gh. ia.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, and Country
Shareholders generally.
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Ta,Ior'. TionitOr.

Nsw SAD Imprpsel Eiiiisn. lssi issuti,
Price sloih n 5n Sent ~ nail
IN. SNlADELllS, Herald 0hee,
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URDER ny PHYSICIANS,

Killing by Vaccination Treating for
Measles while the Patient wa- Dying Of
smail-POx -Bu rial Ordered without an
Inquest.
Mr.. Tn 'mas Keely employed two physicians to
vaeeinate bis child, Cecilia, ana three days subse.
quoniy an eruption broke out on her SKIN Mr.
Keely, alarmed. called upon one OF tho physicians
and begged him to visit lis bouse. The doctor srnt
his partner, and that parsonage pronounced the DIS
ease measles, and prescribed for measles. The child
died Monday night, undoubtedly Of smallpox, com
munieated by ioul vaccine matter. The phi, siciin
who had thus killed the child now wrote a bur III
certificate and was holding II IN lis Laud when the
parent, weeping bitterly, said: Doctor. lay my
loved ehild's death ut your do r. God forgive on
You didn't know II was SMALLPOX, but your partier
did, and you prescribed for measles" Here TIE ply
stefan, LOSING his temper, tore tho burial certh
cate and threw It into the waste basAr saying
All right; YOU can't get certificate from ne, and
you can't bury your child nov until there's coro.
ners inquest held on 1t. Ii ,ou lad kept quiet you
could have buried her TODAY " (NOnday). 1hr
parents appealed to Coron = ltonns, intormlng HIM
that their child wss lying dead at i0i st. Marks
place; bat the facts having reached DR.. Ilarns's
ears, ne ordered the burial OF Ihc child without an
inau
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Italian Opera Res ppearance of MI-s
kel.oRg.

Miss Kellogg appeared last evening In "Linda
d. Chamourix." OF the brightest Inspirations OF
Donzettfs genius, and one OF tho that the
fair singer finds most congenal to her powers. so
as ncr IT was concerned there was nothing len
To be desired. Sic eeye Lbda with all that grace,
sweetness, and perfect voeanzaton that hive made
her famous in tie past. Lotd also sang with
usual spirit and power. Roncuni was not In
good voice. lie had taken all the labor OF the pro-
ducloB OF " Maria d. Rohan" by the smAt, At the
Union Lesrue Theatre on his shoulders hs lsbors
that direction oulnnated At the representation Of
tn 'lay evening, and left h'm fAtgued and wptn.
Nine. Lumlvy, new utfalto very ably -econ led
Miss kellogg. lhCr' IL no mls axe about her voice.
IL Il not uCzzu-sotrcEo iCrcod down, but has tue
true Contrato c"llr, and ~ strong and sunofuus.
The s'ssNGs, ,'espec aily UOte Of the second sct,
re admirably eung,
Rumor s7ys that an amateur, q baritone singer
well kno Nn IN New York society. Will make his up.
pearance next week m ihe " Bi,l1 IN Aasebera."
Tue company certainly needs Improvement in tbs
direction.
Tonight the Bal dopera takes place, and on
Friday " hgolctto" ~ gIyen with rast that In
cludes tlc strength OF the company, MISS Ke lOgg.
Ma tame Lumley, Lelrsnc, Roueoni, and B@r,A being
Oi tlc cast.
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Now YORK. Nnrhets.

wHp~HspAy. F"h. a-FLouR AND NrAI n ere
good demand from the -nde hut the iqUiy icf
SHIPMENT wa in,iied. Pr,ce howevcr ruled ,'D rrn,
IN rnles ~ hA $500 ~ "A Tor ernuo state
md westerr. a eoati20 for shipping eNINs DO. ard
fo20s 20 for la e-s and famiiy -.nhs, inc'7dn, 81
nnd fnmny cNtras, ssssss5. rive rour si1t ahl1
Corn meal. tid0asN Jersey bnr meal sold At 81 y io
cunrsc. and VI - for nne whIto y l00 Ms
PnOvtNoSs-Pork war more 81 ndy, With nor, fonf
for Munro deiyervi bnt quiet m the ~ IS trfs
rme.s, and s2t Tor prime a'fo i0n hhls mos Nint
y SO for Mar-h md Ann. Becf quiet md uuthinrc
Reef hams testst % Cnt 'reats IN heavy pctl1
hans So At itc. Bacon Quit. Lard more . p, al
he better 6. 40 tc. = liNlsis for rrine sti
Change 5Do tee. prime Western steam for oNuoi Ne
also 200 ties do Tor fnturr delivery closne s,t,
Fen. sud March, and i5Nc next I'VE mnrts reesd
hos n NOR nc i.GliAc for Western. and li2 &C. loi
ctv HITTER an che sc are iull.
urotHpiYs- Q dun Rio. liifTI9c cr''. Not
duiet 6H9ftc. Mol .sao~ dali. snRira nrm fqsleli
far refining. new and old crops, oksloci b, Cd
IhGnEc.
SuNpRIEs-Cott0n raihor more steady nat -,' 7Ni,e
al 2:Ac for ~, fdlinr nrlands snrils tu-rrrff ~.
ing more freely NJ ist4ac Resins N goo o. "a ~
stralneh, $40 Petroleum -wcr and nor o. ~ r.
nrcd, 8eS1sitl<c.i crude m nnlg, iGgNiui e. NhttO
ouiet NJ gs6Pacc. Talow in drm9nd ~ 100 f pflna
G tv Froighis continue dul whopt 90 81 ~, ~
steam 3D. ct~oleum 10 prcnon Ivy al, 2. 20
GVAIN-wheat &c better, and moro .'..'c 'ali
er CO. tushols At si7 inr white Nlc,,irSn, 'NgS
. 10 a. 20 for No. 2 DO, and fi.i2 Tor 40, e. Cin
s'esdvi sales esooo pushrls NJ Mcsasl Tor now
t.01 for olt r,iNed, nnd soc flr rev a.. ulr ~ ad
FIRM PClrsyNtn'a OhN, md sta'e. e t' ~ torn
2 "a 5S". Urine Canada hat ey malt. geo me
Rye and barley entirely nominal.
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Whether or not members Of Congress ever
do actually sell West Point cadctships, there Is
certainly generally prevalent opinion TINT such
il the fact The charge has never indeed been
proved in any specific case, but snumber Of
stories are in circulation like the following, which
we sake from the 1l5ony IrgVs!
ave arc crediby informed that IN q certain Con
ersssional district In tins State, tie cadetshp was
soid cut for n large money consideration The Con
Ercssnan said TO be gully OF the Outrage occupies
highly respectable position N society, and out Tor
the ycnal character OF the pa t. 70 which belongs,
and lhe corrupt surroundings at Washington, 1t
would he di1acu " believe that the idea Of such
transaction Ould ever hnd lodrment IN his BRAN.
We further understood that the matter wae charged
uron him IN 0 Inblic meeting last ial, and be Sas
ch Hinged 10 br & the question before the Military
Committee Of to cre~s, in case he should cut sider
thai injustice had been done him. But tie suspected
member has n.yer asked for an invesugluon, and
the matter mas slept Until the rec, Mt movement OF
the Mlit'rv Committee TO examine into cases OF q
similar character"
If the informant Of the Argus is telling the
truth, why does he not himself furnish the name
Of the accused member 10 the Military Commit
tee, and have the matter inquired intof
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property aud detect the INSCRIPTIONS pilfsrsrs
thereof that che can influence love affairs 10 the
advantage Of her clients and, In short, that she
Gu, accomplish all the wonders ever attributed 10
the wisest seventh daughter Of q seventh daugh-
ter Indeed, in the earlier stages Of her career,
when established in an obscare quarter Of Gin
cinnati, this remarkable kmale, for the triaing
sum often dollaye, furnished her customers with
charms which, carefully worn about the person,
would insure the wcarer good fortune for the re.
mhinder Of his or her natural existence. In New
York, however, in consequence Of the erorbitant
charges for rent and increased advertising OK.
penscs wealth and comfort were not 70 cheaply
dispensed, but q more remuneratyo tariff was
adopted.
The stock brokers and none y.changers Of Wall
street are supposed TO be tolerably sharp, but
what earthly sight have the shrewdest Of them 10
n transaction with one who can read tho future as
easily AZ If II was printed in bold.faced letter.
How readily will the same bright eyes which can
look through and through q brokers viscera
penetrate tho hidden recesses Of the most intri-
cate combination ever formed to work corner !
Imagine an impecunious operator endeavoring to
hypothecste a stolen bond, bought al 20 per cent
discount, with one who can not only discover
stolen property, but also point out the perpetrator
Of the theft, And as for selling long or short to
gifted seer who can, II she will, give the mar.
ket quotations three months hence as well as she
can give those Of three months ago, why, the
very idea is suggestive Of general bankruptcy on
the one hand, and an accumulation Of wealth on
the other only limited by the selfsncrificing
spirit OF that benevolent disposition which for SO
long period found pleasure in selling charms
that would insure lifelong happiness for the
ridiculorsly small consideration Of q teu-dollm
grcenback.
We believe that the impression that the new
firm 10 supported IN Its operations by Com
modore vASpEnBnLr Is a mistake. The capitalist
who honors the drafts Of woopnutL, CLArLrS 4
Co. is more retiring and more obedieut to the
mysterious powers that have him under their
control than the great railway monarch could
ever be.
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THE END or HIrFERN.ix's FhoLIc

The EN-President OF the Board OF AIdcrm N
Released fran iud ow sire Jni -.Judue
IRGraham W.. Judge AIeruun-Tno War
den oil the Tombs suffering for Another
Persou's spree.
John llcfernan went 10 hop IN Mercer street,
and had trouble with Jennie Collins. Having been
arrested, he VAS committed To the Tombs Hu, sp
peal was tax en- to Judge MeCunn, and lis Honor ur
dcrtd Warren stacom, o! the City Prison, TO pro-
Dc Mr.. lltnornnn IN tie IN. erior Court. Warden
staeom. having failed 10 obey jude McCunn's or.
der, was consigned to Ludlow street Jai. where re
spent Tucsduy night and Yesterday morning.
N anime writ OF kabeds corpus had been sued
out, ami yesterday morning Mr.. siacom was tascn
before Judse Ingraham.
Mr.. Bookstayer, oftlIS nrm NJ Brown, Hal Van
derpo,i, counsel for the sheda reLd'the return Of
that ofhCer, and then the Dstrit Attorney real Mr.
stacom's traverse to tie return, which alleged that
tne commitment against him was made without any
order adIudgng him to be In contempt, and without
snY order TO show cause Why the commitment
should not issue, or any learng thereon. and with.
out any service oi papers upon which tue comm T.
ment ISSUED; tn judge Mccunn hld before him
the return and ira scrpt u tuRl JUDGMENT IN a
criminal case afplus' JOAN Hofegnan and tho sen.
tence thereon; that no attachment was issuei 10y
Judge McCunn or serve upon Mr. Siacon beftre
commitment that he was al visei and believed that
the commitment was utterly void
Tho District Attorney then said that no surrosed
the oniy question wit whether the facts stated in tie
traverse were tue
Mr.. Bookslayer, on behalf of the Sheriff, said The
hcts we're rot conltoyt rt6d
The District ATTORNEY That being 60 I sun
pote Mr, ~ CON Is ,ntlted u his dischsrge judge
Garyln then RAJ the section of tne hGbeds oDrIrts
nci winch provides that persons committed or de
tuincd nv virtue o. final Judgment or decree OF any
et,n' u olnai OF criminal or evil Jurisdiction,
shan not te emit 10 prosecute the writ. lie
claimed thut the moment that fact appeared II was
the end OF the case.
Judge In 1nham Inquired whether the Sheriff
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