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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

We learn that DR.. Buck, report.
cd by special correspondent yes.
terday, as having shot Dr.. Hart
field i'd Jackson, has been released
on I've thousand dollars bail.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

GOdbe, the seeding Mormon el-
De-, is the husband Of four wives
and 40 father Of seventeen chill
dren. Upon being e~xCOmmunica-
sed, he nld his plural wives they
could have divorces If they chose,
and'he wonA divide his property
pro rata among saem. They pre-
'ferfed 70 remain ilh him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

GREAT trouble prevails in q Con-
necticnt town concerning a young
lady, WHO'S said. by the medical
faculty, to have been eight days
dead, yet whose face is full, eyes
r unsunken, lips red, cheeks suf-
fused by the nu.h Of life, and mus
Giles supple. The popular him is
that II Is a case Of catalepsy or
trance. But the physicians think
that the singular appearance of the
body is owing to the arsenic which
the lady h%abitually swallowed du-
ring her life to improve her com.
plcXion. This habit prevails more
generally than the unsophisticated
are aware. Those who have been
long accustomed to indulge thus
become confirmed arsenic eaters,
and are finally compelled to minis
ter to the appetite without refer
cncG to The complexion. The habit
was suggested by the plump and
fresh appearance of the workers In
arsenic, who cGt Ii az an antidote for
It's poisonous fumes, aud who live,
looking comely aud healthy, com.
paratively short lives.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

The leading Mormons, it is said,
are not content 10 submit 10 Con-
gressional dictation as to their do
nestle relations, and are preparing,
under the direction of Brigham
Young, to found new home IN Ar
izona, just beside the Mexican line.
Here all who cling to and love pO-
lygamy will go to live, leaving be.
hind, In Utah, only those who will
not care a straw for the operations
Of the Cullom bill. II Congress
follows theplurality.Of wives lovers
to Arizona, they will quietly with
draw into Mexico and snap their
fingers at our interference. The
schism which was developed in
the Church will perhaps hasten
his scheme-a scheme quite plaus-
ible, and by no means extremely
difficult Of realization. Ii he car
riCs il out, Brigham will be able to
take away only the chosen, leaving
the unfaithful to fight their own
way among the Gentiles, or relapse
into the Christianity from which
many of their number have been
seduced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
LATEST TELEGRAMS
,.,vc,.,. RI n COLI HILL DAILY NEWS By
n wxsrxlN UNION TELEGRAPH LrSE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Thc RiIIiard Tournament Aims
House Appofntees-Othcr Appoint-
ments-A Democratic buti-Hops
Steamship Sailed, Etc.
SAN Francisco, May 1872 p. NJ
Little beat Mott easily last evening,
by 245 points, and carried of the silver
cue. j. B. F. McCleery, n of the
combatants in the tournament, has
challenged Little and put up his for
felt. The game will probably come
off in about thirty days.
Mrs. Heating, wife Of the appointee
to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Aims
House, has received the appointment
as Matron of that institution ; and DR..
Kunkler being removed, DR.. E. Kelly
was appointed Physician at the County
Hospital. The Board of Health has
made q clean sweep. e
The Board of Commissioners for the
regulation Of Sailor Boarding Houses
met yesterday, and adopted rules for
regulating licenses to shipping masters
and sailor boarding house keepers.
P. S. O'Riley has been appointed
Secretary of the Fire Department, vice
William Martin.
The Democratic County Committee
last evening modified the test for the
primary election to read as follows:
"No person shall be permitted TO vote
at such primary election who was n
lawful voter and voted at the last gen.
eral election, unless he voted for and
supported the Democratic Legislative
ticket"
Twenty-eight thousand pounds of
California hops went east by railroad
yesterday, being the largest single
shipment yet made.
Gold opened to-day at 1l5 but de-
clined, at II a. NJ, to 1l47S. Green
backs S7IG; selling at IS.
The weather Is warm and cloudy
wind southwest, with 4 slight shower
at 10 A. NJ.
The Constitution sailed this morning
with 1886, Isl in treasure, Of which
SIC, 900 goes to Panama and the rest
to England.
The Custom House seized 80 pounds
of Struggled opium OH a sailing vessel
to-day.
George O'Conner, aged seven years,
was severely injured this morning by
falling against II curbstone ut the cor
ncr of Post and Mason streets. The
child was carried in M inscnsible state
to q neighboring drug store, the pro-
prictor of which refused any assistance
even q glass Of water.
Admiral Oliver S. Glcsson, who.com-
manded the Santiago dc Cuba during
| the war. is expected here june LIST, to
supercede Admiral Turner, in COM
maud of the Pacific Fleet, which EN-
braces both the north and south squad
rOnS.
Dispatches from Los Angeles say
that rich silver ore has been discovered
in that county, but the locality is kept
secret. Quite an excitement is created
by the exhibition of rich samples Of
ore taken from these mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
CALIFORNIA CROP ITEMS.

The Monterey DemOcrM says that
within the last week the reports from
the growing grain are much more favor
able. Notwithstanding the partial
drouth, there will be nh abundance Of
food for nan and beast. The Castro
vile ArguS bears similar testimony, rs
the result of personal Investigation.
The barley crop is ''truly magnificent"
and the hay is fair. The wheat Is much
worse, though the editor saw II or
two fair fields. There are heavy iOgs
at night, and cloudy days, which are
helping out the grain considerably.
The Fresno ErpoSiiOr records another
freak of Nature, of n similar character
to the II chronicled last week in re-
gard to the field of grain belonging to
Mr.. VIM. ii. Hill. Mr.. Hart planted
potatoes this year on n piece of ground
OH which grain had never been sown.
and that 4 crop of barley has come up
which has completely supplantcd the
potatoes. The barley is making such n
splendid crop that he has concluded to
harvest it and let the potatoes go.
In San Luis Obispo County, it Is
said, some Of the farmers are about
cutting their grain crops for hay, be-
lieving the supply will he so small that
hay will command 4 good price,
-whereupon the STANDARD says that the
hay crop in that vicinity will be unu-
sually heavy, and the market ovc
stocked, and urges the farmers to har-
vest their wheat, barley and oats.
The grain and hay crops in Nevada
County, according to the GozeHe, are
not so good rs wa expected. The hay
is being cut, and grain is so near the
point Of ripcning that rain would now
do little good. The same paper mon
tions pic plant grown in that county,
stalks Of which measured 81 inches in
length.
On Cache Creek, Yolo County, it is
now certain that the late sown wheat
cannot amount to much. Summer fall
low looks best, and early grain on
plouGhed land will make something,
The hay crop is about IN average, and
barely promises 4 fair yield-all this,
provided, of course, that there are no
more hot. dry winds.
The SolanO Democrm has correspond
ence from SuiSlm, Nacaville, Silyey-
vile and other points in and around
SOlano County, which shows n little
more hopeful feeling in regard to crop
prospects, though it Is evident the yield
will be short and unsatisfactory. Grain
in shallow-plonghed land cannot make
anything.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

CAME TO III MARmED.-The Japan,
which arrived from China recently,
brought amongst her cabin passengers
Miss Choy Chow. who was accompan-
led by her servant. The lady Is one of
the most beautiful Chinese women out
side Of the Celestial Empire, and comes
here, we understand, for the purpose of
being married to = rich Chinese mer-
chant. The wedding will take place
I'm n few dayS.-CaH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
srnnrr DEArH OF @. a. BRIER.

II is with deep, heartfelt grief that
we refer to the death Of our old friend,
comnanion and coadjutor, G. A. Brier,
"A announced in a telegram received
last evening. An intimate acquaint-
ance with him for years had given him
a brothers place in III heart, and
many besides oursslf grieve at his very
unexpected taking away. Whatever
faults he may have had we do not
desire to remember, esteeming him
only for his many good qualities ofmind
and heart. We knew him for 4 true,
warm and steadfast friend, and, rs
such, render this last poor tribute to
his memory. The telegram states that
he dropped dead yesterday afternoon,
about 3 O'Clock, in the office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., Shermantown, and that
be had been suffering for several days
with congestion Of the lungs, but we
think this is a mistaken idea. He GER
tainly was a man of powerful, healthy
lungs, but We personally know that he
has at times been afflicted with heart
disease, and that, in IL opinion, was
the immediate cause Of his death, SUI
perinduced probably by over-exertion
Of both body and mind in starting his
paper at Shermantown. His funeral
takes place at Hamilton to-day, under
the auspices Of the Fire Department,
Of which he was an active and promi-
nent member at the time of his death.
The Enterprise. Of this morning, in
its editorial columns, thus speaks of
our deceased friend, and the sentiment
Of the writer we most heartily indorse:
"Mr. Brier was a man of scholastic
attainments, having been educated at
the University of Indiana, and after
wards studied law. He emigrated to
California about seventeen years ago,
and soon adapted himself to the neces-
stiles Of early California life by learn
ing the carpenters trade. He was
we'll and avorably known in this city
and Gold Hill, where he was for some
time local editor Of the News. He was
also local editor Of the Inland Empire
during the greater part of the past
year. A giant in physical strength,
the announcement of his sudden death
strikes the writer-who parted with
him less than three weeks ago-with
peculiar force, as he was then in the
possession ofperfect health. Mr.. Brier
had entered on his forty-first year.
His was the soul of generosity and
honor, and his demise will be mourned
by thousands in this State and Califor-
MA. May the wild flower. of White
Pine bloom over his grave and the sod
rest lightly upon it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
from the News Of Monday.l


Addison Rodgers, n native Of Ohio,
aged about % years, vas found dead
near Phoebe City, a few days since,
with a bullet hole through his heart.
His siX-shooter vas lying beneath him,
with one chamber empty, and it Is sup
posed the pistol fell from its sheath
and that the fatal shot was accidental.
Rodgers had become somewhat unen-
viously noted in Eastern Nevada, and
had incurred the displeasure Of the
Mormons Of Meadow Valley. from
which fact some attribute his death to
the Danites.
Governor H.. G. Blasdel, William B.
Bourne, proprietor of the White Pine
Water Works and one of the Trustees
Of the Original Hidden Treasure, A.
Wheeler, another Trustee, B. Flint. n
heavy owner in the same company,
and Henry V. S. Mccullough, q min
ing engineer of note and for a long
time Superintendent of the Overman,
on the Comstock, arrived by the stage
last night.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. shipped from
their office in this city, on Saturday, to
LILO oNAA VI Aih, Sllt IhlClSCO.
three bars Of bullion, weighing 32G
pounds, and worth $6,0l4 81 and from
the Aurora South, to J. Il w. Selig-
man q Co., New York, two bars. weigh
ing 1S4 pounds and worth $3,477 o..
Total, $9,49l IL.
Three thousand pounds Of ore from
the Great Eastern mine in Patterson
district, brought in by Thos. Reynolds
and worked at the Big Smoky mill,
gave a yield of $2l2 to the ton, and
worked ninety per cent. Of assay. This
is fully up to the best ore on Treasure
Hill.
Yesterday we had n driving wind
from the south, which blew down a
canvas house on Mill street, ripped up
the east end of Franks saloon, on
Main street, and filed everybody's
eyes and lungs with dust-followed ut
night by an inch Of snow which fell rs
gently as n benediction. Ice cream,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO rnE aofb NH DAILY NEWS BY
n wEsTERN UNION Tl1EoRAPH LINE.l
DATss no LAsT NIGHT.
From Wa,hinRton.

"unuAM8AOA
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Recon-
struction Committee has agreed to
report a bill to readmit Georgia on the
same terms prescribed for Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas, with the addi-
ton that the four States named are to
be allowed to organize, arm and call
into service their militia forces.
The President expresses the opinion
that the dangers from the Indians are
passed.
The San Domingo treaty will prob
ably go over to the next session.
General Fitzpatrick, It is understood,
has resigned the Gillian Mission.
In the House, M. Julian asked leave
to present two petitions, against Ste
phen j. Field, Justice.o of the Supreme
Court, and Ogden Hoffman, Judge de
tacto of the United States for the Dis
trict of California, praying that arti-
Giles Of impeachment be presented
against them.
Mr.. Banks objected, and Mr.. Julian
%thereupon presented them underthe
rules. and had them referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Election in New York.
New YORK, May 1.-THE State
election for Judges of the Court oil
Appeals, to-day, was carried by the
Democrats by at least $4,000 majority.
The Tammany candidate was success
full throughout this city by about the
usual majority. ColOred men voted
and we're not interfered with. Tie
arrests were few, and the election UNI
usually quiet. ga..
From Canada.
TORONTO, May 17.-Troops are being
pushed forward rapidly for the Red
River.
a Small Rebellion ut Gettysburg.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE jul
nior Glass of the Pennsylvania College
has rcbelled in consequence of the slls-
pension of three members for thrilling
offences. The Class will probably be
suspended.
New Postmaster nj Hau Francisco.
WAsuINGToN, May 1.-THE Senate
confirmed Napoleon B. Stone Post
master at San Francisco.
Repatriation mt Richmond.
RICHMOND, May INCARCERATION is
closed. The whites were ESQ ahead at
the last registration, but the blacks
now have several hundred majority.
From Boston.
BosToS, May 1.-THE wife Of Scna-
tor Wilson Is dangerously i'll.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, May IA portion of the
tunnel in course of construction under
the river at Ia Sale street, cavcd TO-
day, owing to the weak timbcrs sup,
porting the sides. 1t fell so gradually
that the workmen had time to escape.
Nobody hurt.
Extensive preparations are making
in all parts Of the West, where soldiers
are buried, to observe Decoration Day.
A sad Occurrence.
RocKFonD Qll.l May 17.--Near this
place, to-day, n party OF young persons
were playing croquet, when two young
men quarrcled and one struck the other
OIL the head with 4 mallet and killed
him almost instantly.
Odd Fellows in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows of the State Of Missouri
met here to-day, and the attendance is
very large.
The weather throughout the West is
very warm for this time Of year. The
mercury here reaches eighty-flvc de-
grees in the shade. The crops are I'M
usually forward, and there was scarcely
ever better prospects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

FoRr SUMTER is in danger of being
carried off by tourists. \ Charleston
paper says that elf all Fort Sumter
excursionists bring away as much as q
recent party Of eight Northerners did
as relics, the Government, if it waits
awhile, will be saved the trouble of
dwelling the walls"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

A MAN at La Grange, Indiana, has
zee thirty-siX citizens for presenting
Nun with a new suit of clothes. He
aian5 like the material, which was
naHeu goods, feathers and tar. and
s s,.sl tnin1gs., He had borrowed Il sheep
skin with q horse under II,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

preacher i'm Illinois
= Sar pnes 'nrSe hours in the delivery of
q pa Sss%1 a reso Sfsssn,l fSI his !, eSsngrsSaiion
his sermons at ! O'Clock, but at hi. nr.
gent solicitation it was extended to
two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

CHANCE FOR JOE CoBURN.-A tele-
gram. dated May 18th, says that Tom
Allen, who signs himself "Champion
of America, by permission of James
Mace, Champion of the World" has
issued a challenge to all professional
b~ruisers, except Mace and Heenan, to
fight for $1,000 or less. He is particu-
larly anxious that Coburn shall accept.
Allen admits his defeat at the hands of
his antagonist heal New Orleans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
LOST.

AT THE MAY FESTIVAL, ON FORT
n Homestead, on tho evening OF May 10th, a
Lady's Gold WATCH CHAIN, eighteen inches
long, with q brooch attached. Tho finder will
receive the thanks ofIhe owner by leaving 1t nj
Taylor & Melzner's saloon, under Odd Fellows
Hall. MRS. MELZNER.
A libiral reward will DO paid for Its return.
Gold Hill, May 18th, 1870. my17.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

In New Haven, a druggist has been
selling a customer opium instead of
rhubarb, causing a funeral in the lat
ter's family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

AT the Louisiana State Fair 4 girl
twelve years old took premiums for the
best pound, sponge and fruit cake,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
NEW TODAY.
REWARD.

1--WE DOLLARS WILL BE GIVEN TO
Il anybody that will return q little yellow
covered book entitled POPPING THE CUES
TON" which was taken from the Palace Sa.
loon. .rt.f
Gold Hill. Nav 18Th. 1870. my1S.tfA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

Two drinks of whisky In Pittsburg
whisky recently resulted in 4 funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
l,nox OUR REGULAR oonnrsrosD.sr.l

Chiness Gamblcrs-A Musie.LevinS
Public-A Clever .ForGery-Revi.
val Of the Legitimate Drama
Gossip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

NOTICE 80 hEGHANICs,
A PREMIUM OF 800 win be given for III.
best Model OF two Wheels OF glass and iron. for
this distribution. The Trustees reserve the
TO reject any and all models.
my9-lm2p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

GOLD HILL QUARTZ MILL;
(T and Mining Company.-Location, Gold
Hill Mining District, County Of storey
State Of Nevada.-Notlcc Ia hereby given,
that at a meeting OF the Board OF Trnstees
OF said Company, hold on the 10th day OF MAY,
isGS. m Assessment OF Twenty Dollar
pcr share was loyIed upon the capital stock OF
aid COMPANY PAYABLE Immediately, In United
States sold coin, to the Secretary, r. Wegener'
414 California street, San Francisco, Caii,os sha1i
ANY stock upon which LA d A., ass ~ .Jin.' fsTO,
shall be ad deemed delinquent, and win be duly
advertised for salo at publie aneion, ~ ha
unless payment shall be made before Tsh wiz len Ss
sold on MONDAY, the 1llh day o. jury ,9S,.tbs,
- ,s;,I Pa co.t aug AZ .dyertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
r.I,ansnJs myi6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
Tickets for Sale June list. 1870.

The Trustees have appointed NAJIRIcE
DORE and CHARLES II. PETERS, Sis Cali.
lornia street, Business Agents for the ,sIr of
Tickets, and for the iransaction OF ali BurIne .
conneeted with The Entertainment, to whom all
communications may be Addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18
CENTRAL and WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS,

Time Schedule, Mny 10, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-18

EEf-Due notice will he given OF It's hrst aES
pcarancc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26
CrRIOSTTT ES or CRIME.

Corrie Brown, aged u years, poisoned herself
with arsenic. on Monday, IN PhlpspoIt, \. y
Tho trial OF Thomas Sheridan ior tie murder OF
his wife has been postponed until the fourth Monday In
June.
Some Of the Paterson people aye dissatisfied with
the Coz toner's verdict concerning ore datl of Michael
0Rourke, at OLDHAM. u l. now whispered that his
wife reponsioie for hls dC0th.
George Livingston was stabbed on Tuesday night,
OF the tea strcot bridge. Oswrgo ana his body wac
thrown iTto the river. dc had feuuCcd young woman
II New York. and was the Wet IA Of her avenger.
William Halls and John Pfiiirs coloretl, are Or
tIlai IN Boston, for the murder Or William Jacobs In
stluston in Fct ruggY last. Nala, VIE Of tails, n
dctsd rs an acco up lee his turned utc's evidence
Frederick T.. S'Tippeimln v1s arrested wncn
about TO sal on the stetnap Gctnlnia for Europe.
He goes back In Nicshrir TO ar n for eLbeZZlIng
nom the house of y. &. Erglcson & Co.
NJ. lhonas A. Morrison, OF q Arm % Morrison,
Son Co., 2i} BToa way, vcsteT lay accused j. Cr1ss
Noton OF being conc 'rrct m the larceny ri SEQ
worth of bonds which r. stolen rom The OfiiGe OF
thai GIm on he Of November, lEh
"a Miss Jaseu' inc ri hroule, o, % West Thirty.
eighth .trrst wa gong down Madison .vcnUe YEA ter
day afternoon, william NaehaL ,. hlzlb N, n j.,
. ttchaI from her hand wallet containing f1s. Miss
shroune gave 81 ase. ara was tel ~ utcei Clinchy
who Dnlsue1 and cIughi the th'H IN cXlngton ave-
nue. lie Wat committed 10y Justice scot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26
4 rfERJloNr DIToacE SUIT.
The Kind of Hitncss set ~ 10 Damugc the
Character at Mr. pcmUre4t Mrs. Ryder .
Lager Beer saloon.

The Kind of Witness -c, ~ 10 Damage tho
Character Ut Mr.. pcmUre4t Mrs. Ryder .
Lager Beer saloon.
\ -ut msutu,.d By sarah T.. Demarest 20 be
release from her msrr-,d ties 20 Carrot A. Dena-
rest, VS. ;ried yesterday before Judge Iagraham
The couple reside in Pi,TmoLi, Rocki.nd county.
md nave been married since 1913 As In Charles
Roades story oil " Griffith Gsunl," which not long
ago occupied the attention VI the same Court for
many days, Mrs. Ryder also f,u-es prominently in
this case OF matrimonial infeley
Mrs. Demsrest-wLose attorney is partner OF o.
A. House, the div lawyer, against whom pro-
ceedinGs pending for the purpose OF striking him
from the roll OF attorneys for misconduct-sought to
rrove - youth named Michael Powers that her
husband committed sdutery with Mrs Ry'er ia
March, l,siS, In her house, which, il was claimed,
was of ~ rcpute.
Mr.. Demalest called residents of Pernont 70
show th1' Mrs. der kept ll-rr beer saloon,
which was plaCs Of common r, sort, and Powers
was shown TO have been eoMritci to prison for
larceny.
Mr.. Demarast slso claimed that liz wife had lived
aud cohahtcd with him since the ALLEGED adultery
His and two daughters were called prove this
ALLEGATION, hut they, willie toy admitted tHat tNeir
fat1er remained In the huuFc with their
mother for time, profess sod rot to reuieinpor
whether their parents occupied the same ROOM
q oagh neither OF them WoGId swear that they
did not.
Judge Iagraham reserved his decision.