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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-28

TIE DEBORAH RrpnI!icaa Of last
week says: "Dr. Bulls has been
able to make several trips down
town. and shaken hands with every
body. 1t is almost worth while to
be dangerously sick, in order to
learn how kindly people feel toward
- fnllnu- -
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-28
PeYnicious Teachings.

The dubuque Iefeyr0Ph assumes
to be the advocate and friend of
Irish Americans, but is the unsafest
counsellor they could have. That
paper addresses only their national
prcjudices, their passions and their
: bascr instincts. Against the almost
unanimous voice Of the organs of
Irish opinion, the clergy and press Of
the Catholic church, and good citi-
zcns ofall parties and denominations,
the Telegraph defends the savage
mob which on the 18th inst. sought
TO inausuratc a carnival of blood
and riot in the streets Of New York,
expanding its Indignation only on
the assaulted party, for exercising
right pledged to every citizen by
the Constitution and laws.
Apparently nettled by the scant
endorsement given its opinions even
BY it's own party and church, and
the universal condemnation of the
mob, it maliciously assumes that the
tendency of popular sentiment in
this country is to single out Irish
Americans for persecution and pro
scription, and upon this unwarrant-
able assumption advises that class
Of citizens to hcncetorth withdraw
from active participation in politi-
cal affairs. There is 4 spice of mis-
chief in this advice, fer nobody
knows better than the editor Of the
Telegraph that class without
voice in public affairs is always a
dangerous element in free govern
ment. He knows that if his coun-
lrymen would act upon the advice
whTcf lie thus protiers them, and
absolve themselves from all respon-
sibility for good or bad laws,
they would become in this country
what they are in Ireland with more
reason, sullcn, discontinued peo-
pie, continually brooding over
wrongs, real or imaginary, for the
redress Of which they have no hope,
save in turbulent uprisings and
scenes of bloodshed and rapine.
The ballot in the hand of the natur-
allied Irishman is the safest and
most efiectual weapon he can have
to secure and defend his lights, and
he who would deliberately advise
him to relinquish it, and become a
political pariah in the land Of his
adoption, is alike an enemy to him
and the country. In this sense we
look upon the advice of the 7ele-
graph as designedly mischievous,
designcdIy because it must be aware
of the inevitable effect Of its teach
ings if accepted, and know that they
are only evil.
The assertion of the Telegraph
that Irishmen as class are con-
temned and begrudged the psisi-
lcgcs Of other citizens is as untrue
as it is insinccre. The charge sounds
like the querulous growl Of a used
up politician, who with nothing in
his record to inspire confidence, and
nothing in his teachings to beget
respect, takes revenge on an unap-
preciating world by uttering non
sense and plotting mischief. Irish
men are not made the recipients of
popular criticism and rcbuke, ex-
cept when, led astray by the teach
ings of unwise and designing coun-
selors like the Telegraph, they for
get that American citizenship re-
quires them to uccol.d 20 others as
well as enjoy its privileges.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-28
a fellow

Tom Atherton wants more Sidewalks
in Usage Eldora Tribune.
II is but truth to state that no
man in Usage habitually needs more
sidewalk than that same Tom Ath-
ertOn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-28

A French chemist asserts that if
tea be ground like coffee, before hot
water is poured upon it, it will yield
nearly double the amount of its ex-
hilarating qualities. Another writer
says if you put piece of lump SUI
gar, the size of u walnut, into tea
pot, YOU will make the tea intuse in
half the time.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-07-28

Among the innumerable articles
sent to Capt. Hall to cheer his jour
ney in the polar regions was a tin
can carefully sealed, labeled, "Not
to be opened until the Polaris has
reached the Arctic seas" But on
it's passage to the navy yard it met
with on accident, and the secret
lcaked.out. 1t was a can of patent
axle grease, with which Capt. Hall
or his survivors were atfectionately
requested by letter to lubricatc the
axle of this venerable planet.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
TONES POLICE Co.gT.


an Old shophites Gapsmyes-Jules Envro
tpriag iaiv Is sssnGss.
Although there was the usual complement OF
eases Before Judge uo.fan yesterday, AZ tlc Tombs
Police Court, there was bat ono or TWO Containing
anyt hiag ol more raan Ordinary interest,". oae
the arrest OF a respectaoie-ooAing bas-neaaed
lseurew, who gave his n,tlne US Ausuatu5 WortA.
1k wcnt nifO the store VI Asrafkin Hooey < Co.,
49, 3rvad way anJ as seeu to drop COX o. triai-
Iuss 10 io aa,, alter wnic1 he ssrfl 20 leave Inc
place, Me- +. u. Weber, u sGissnlaa, sppped iiiin
as nc wa, eelii cut ald, taH.iA. Oh MS Alt, loHaa
tile UoX .tnd tfuniags ya..ei az Sio -. They .eid
the eutespr.stii1 &C, fe,iaa ana Cd lei olsccr
Beatty. o the Eroafway squad, who cseotiel .ii.n
ID tLe FsHibs, Hnete ,e ltOsLn hcid in ia tie
Eiut VI $3.50 bau ratner sleepy, saeaky looking
Gcrmaa who gave his u1iIe as
JULES FAlRR,
was artaignnd on TIE charge Of having given u
ltauiucn. ctieelI o. tie ieiill National Biah for
S27a. Jaie, Near mao The lager beer saloon. "J6
s>tId tcc UsiEu' aad agreed 10 Dns che place out.
lie gave The cicgk aad lock posse ,sloa called IA
his lrietius treated tlein ul quite lreen, lnok
poSsessioD OF The money N the drawc, and neat
morning ne cleared our. Tac clccA was presented
III tne BANK, aud tie owacf 81 the saJon, Siry.
Ein!iki rca,nd saw ttat Ste htd been sold herself
inS1e "a vi having sold irr saloon. jules biiu ne
wcat into The store aud was roDoed, ana that he
gave the cheek iecausc ne tntcade.l 10 maze The
deposit Judge Hogan C0Iilnltted him ia dciault OF
$l,OUa nail.
Sergeant Quinn, or TITO Court squad, yesterday
arrested MIR. JOi,i f. WlESloW On a WARRANT Issueu
By Judge U0wiils CHARGED Oy air. William Ii.
Leach. Of - Duane street, Win cnbezlieI cni.
NiAsiOw was coauIansiai CLERK III the establish.
meat AMI i5 Supposed ~ nlve uoac ava; VITA
at icast $1,000. lie was committed III deiault OF
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER "a l81rRlPLE

Of that mouse In 1892 and that nc lived there with
L0tt1 Arthur. as her husband.
John ilaheil iesiEic1 tsat M. and Mrs. SchsemaY
her ~ his wie.
In lsg NJ. raniell signed, as witness. a wi II, IN
when Nj. schooner fct all his property 10 niS
vie, the plI!nt.i.
Jehn y. Te;icer tes,inei that tho de'endnnt mad
always introduced the rlan,sf as his whe ard that
tncy M gone mo society aS man AMI VIE; ne wa
also 3i',>cTtnng wliness 70 this VIII.
Y. u. >chlupel te5tt ed 10 tue same encrt and
also u 'ne BUSINESS Standing OF the dcfendant
which he said was good. HE
lbert llbaim TESTIFIED thar no bought the n0neo
o1 Harrison street Of tie iefenlant years a.0.
On cross exaniinaflon he testified tnaf ne had
known tie blalntia IN Germany before her coming
70 titS cu'Drf ana that she was wnIe there All III
mair 81 Mouse 0i prostitat1oa: nat he once went
10 i'hs house In Eacsucld, Germany, with MIR.
Scni3eGer 10 see ner.
ihc deiendsn' te 't.feo tnat the yainrrY nad been
ms m stess ior nfp5cr oi years. AMI that he first
Lct Dcr III .crfiiany, where she was IN inmate y a
dsicphta lie hoa c. His testimony ecnTadictcd
tnt ui pam iiat every point. Other evNcHce was
tasen ann tue casH came up bel0re Justic' Tannen
yeshruay on Tia motion OF coaisc iur Mrx
Schloc'ner 70 near the lesefcs'3 rcpor IN
her ilvor coDhr Counsel Tor defence OPP Osed,
anu az Ued inlt the laY o, reyas, ~ iG existed in
lStr fOptilne tnotu0g ~ esiaoit the marriage as
vhiit enc. hc he'll TIM. the plaIisR should iur.
ntsh ihtisphtabie ptoo iutL ltwu nli gliaxe cece
Mony rad Deen perforated. and Asserted mat ih0
parties nai pecD nvtrs ,ogetaet IN c0ncubnage.
JudSe Iappel reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
COURT CO. ssp.as-fsIS GAY.

suPREME CouRr--GENsRAL fERN-Iled by judges
htgraham, Barnard and Cardozo.-Nos. 10 III,
To- a. IJ5, LA, In, Ige, 21J 20i, 90, 2Va, 2Jf,
3-5, 2J6 2of, 2es, gus, 2lo, III lIA lla. ia 25,
lla-
su. RENE CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
BrasIy.-Nos. IL. ~ ~, So, I'll 81, II, ~, 91 9T,
Lee la, l87, 1io. III u.s. Hp, lyo, III, I12, 123,
ia, ls6. LAO.
sUpRaiIE CorRr-cIRcuIr- Part Held by judge
Van Erant.-Nos. 10, 1913 1915, 1855, 1889, lA9,
l3e3, 1874, 1e-s 1865, 2ooQ l227, 1875 ls2. 1907,
1863, 1919 2olS, 2Oss 2lo5 2iis. 2i53, 2lo7. 4l7s
SUPERIOR C0sRr-TRIAL TERA-PAnT Held w
Judge McCunn.-Case on.
COUHr or COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-PARr l.
Held by Judge ]. y. Daly-Set down cause..-N0s
l74o. i!6s, l.i2 isot lsoo ies7 ,4s. ia i!Sa l4.
1884, l42s, l7s l70J 1857. l7o4. 1l1 1sso 1882 1885,
l7si. Part 2-ield by Judge Larremore-OG term
cansesN0s. lisa, le7S la1d l41s, lC66, zoos, 1911.
12sS l66 l5e9 1915 1Cl3 1861, 1910, lo63, 17lo, 14A
l4o5 1925 1855 1886 146S.
J. MARINE CouRr-TR.AL 1ERM-PART Held ny
Judge Joachimscn.-Nos 1221 6799, GI30 5l71, 6iS7,
sol 1904 loO0 ilSs 7i9i o5 5ios osae Part 81. 8
5osl 1894, S26i. 7vas 7l7o, 1858. 1878 7g0a 1IOl,
5iIl. oSss. Fart 3-IIeld by Judge Cnrti..-Aos.
t4s6 1854, 1850, So4, $685. 74s7, GAS. s'0, si3s,
6136, 8l37.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
COURT Or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Tony Wener.s Aiibi Outdone--Whcre wns
James sn!;h Friday Last NJ Noont
Before Judge Downing.
The calendar laid before tho Court yesterday
morning Was very light indcea, only twenty Ave
cases Ia all, and lone OK those embracing any points
OF spesial III crest one, which involved case
Of m.stakcn identity and S3 o.. Tt,is case was
brought by gent WHO ncts and a!Ks like Dundreary,
and wOnIl io0s very much ike the namhy-pamny
lord II had SIDE whts4crs aiid "A little more luxu
rant mus Icue. lie sworc tnat he nal ''piudt
n,an tnin man whO-o givin hiiii name ath
Inmiti, three dollan an thickts.taree thenth
Ion nawf ron Coal on tnday iaath. Vt
bout ave nluih pauta twelve o'o-oCa., Tne coal
yard wiese tue money was paid IS II Thonii'son
near .Auiity Sircet. IIe O1Hes oi Tie yard swOrs
tnat omiln was rot uu Bor1ei 10 receive itoGes or
MN vas nos cnipluycu ~ bin. ine owners
brulnsr sacw .,a.in aul aWosc nD eaW Ann aG the
yaiu OH Fi,oay ~ exactly tNu.fJ -nSe itiules iast
tYeiSe clock. iie SPOKE " iln Stll Goull not %
Ini5a Az least hl.t dozen .Lues5es, lisiuu-
Eis Aos,t iGoaing laDorors, ,iaaterers ad ataers,
swofs that aInitk VIA carrying nod o. friiay AZ
FEiy-s.aiu slrses and SIKH Ivsule. litsy were
villa AL DAY: saw HIN ca ,4. hs uianei 81 ihs
vcry tlnie the o.hcr wllnesss5 saw huu IA ihuiap-
son siI sat. Judge Dowiiaz was puzzled tie
ueslarc, lncic must ~ s,uiS mistake; tiat tho
d3J was oycrwhcnRiasiy proved, and tie prisoner
mus, be acquitted. me roGr 1elisy wasf 70 over
powered taat ne scarcely knew when way ~ W.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
BY Judge JoachimSen.
CtU.J ef lIasRAL SESSIONS.
Tho Keeper Of VIaihci Sent ia tho Stutc
Pris0n--A Day OF AcanjttaIs.
CeiOre Judge bedford.

Tho Keeper Of VraIi.ci Sent to tho Stutc
Prison--A Day OF AcanjttaIs.
Uciore Judge bedford.
The frst prlsouer called up tor trial yesterday by
Assistant District Attorney Fellows was Margares
Scott, charged with stealing pockcfbook contain
ing So from Patrick Gaynor The l7tn OF October
As u was proved thai she was IN the creseace Of
b,sr husband al ,he tune the alleged larceny was
committed Tie jury rendered verdict y. !os @unLy.
Herman Miller ani AbBae EiiSiey were joliy
uisd oT grand Larceny, III stealing @lip Nom MaAk
Riihsh Gerber un the night .. the II OF Ccio,er.
Tpr prisnuers kcrt di.acEut4 lc establishments In
hester street Th5ro was not snscicus ies' aonv 10
h.aa Tie WOMAN. but the Jury cyavCtol Miller,
whu WI. acRtencei by 'niGe i;toi .rt tn the state
Fr,-on ior years. Ills Honor rcnlarN,i. lEat he
kaa an utter coaeinpt Tor men wno hved upon the
kSsfic ~ allen wnstsl.
Whnaia ioaes q bon was foani NOT guilty Of
steal @cix Chala ..!l James bia ~ VE iBe -lat
Of October, The saApla aaLt evidently l!is!aKinS
Jcpcs ioi the fhta. taert
Is.rnarf ,.uuaey was acquiitcI OF charge OF
evcaius a E,sa watch from Joan \. Ua.lio1 en- me
2.tR a. sspAsmbor The fcstliocny siowsl that the
eor.pia naaf was very much inso%icdtc6. AM tie
Aeeesed proving an aDexSep'.uilaDls gou1 ctil.
roctcr me uly rendered vcruiet Of not gully
whhcut leaving Their ssits.
MsrraIat SeAara.a rradcd guilty. TO stealing an
ovcrcoa, the proi efiY ~ Wliua II. biceie. and aS
tsat ls Ler Grst oncnec ludginent was suspended.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME ccuar-spscAL TERM.
A Divorce Case-Was This n Marriage ID
TexasS
Before Judge Tappen.

Divorce Caee.WaD Ihis DA0Tfla90 IN
Texass
Before Judge Tappen.
Matilda Schooner cs QUO Sch oenner.-Ihe do.
fefdant in this case Is vino importer, engaged In
business in Pearl street, New York. and residing In
Breokyn. The plalnun brings suit for an absolute
divorce on the ground Of adultery She swears thas
she was married 10 nim In Houston, Texas In lS4s,
and lived with MIN until June, 1859. On the part OF
the defence every allegation In the complaint Is
denied and Mr.. Schooner prefers o counter-charge
OF adultery against the plaintiff. The case has
been before referee for some time past, and con-
siderable testimony has been taken. Mrs. Schloe-
mer WAS examined and tesilbed as f0H0ws:-
came TO Tins country in lS4S or lS49; was engaged
TO Mr. Schooner before camc here; CAME On AZ
pls request; landed &C Galveston, Texas; ne sent
two agents on board the ship and met me there on
board; We went to hotel and had some supper; ne
Void me that We must 60 10 Houston TO get married
because oil slckness there: did not understand any
Ebgsh he TOOK me ~ house; there was man
there, and No said something. and supposed ne was
authorized TO marry me; Mr. Schooner told me 70
priest was not necessary; that, he said, was the
fashion there; lived with him ~ wlfc from thae
TIME TIL June l3 1869; nad some silver. &c., when
came hero. which was sold for cows horses, xc.j
had from $1,000 70 $2,ooo IN value; have resided
here ever since, tho furniture ana nxtures at No.
Harnso2. street were mine wniic we lived herei 4
kept posseAGon TIL after this action was
wien soid'it; my partner gave me wedding ring
when was n msrried; am iortynlne or nfu Jears
JnIis CoburA testified 70 having seen Mr..
Schooner at tho BAyonne Manson House IN the
srmmeT OF 1853 unAef the name " RobertA
Peer H. Lewis. an hoster a. the BAyonne Man.
ston House. tssuAea ID ,havlna Deen NJ. schooner
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
lKIIfD STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho Case nj t'iuor, lie Alleged onnf erfcit~v.
Yesterday motion was made before Judge Wood.
run III tue case Of the United States vs. J. II. Minor
TO reduce the amount Of bali nxod for the defend.
ant Tho Judae reduced the bail 70 $4,000. The
dcseudaRt, It viii ee tome nsDercd, is now under
several mdSsmenis taevaqtecn IN all. we belleye,
clargns yl4 WIN naysn9 pad count, ricit msneJ
1, i've Uchos3G ksl evening aTn,sr appeared be.
fore Conmtssaner snisllfs an entered into the re,
carmIne skees; David Ciarkc sevent seventh
street and broadway, ana Jeremiah Crowley, 3s5
West Forty -thfr.t street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

Motion 20 vucsis sfrder oil Arrest.
Before Jufca Ualy

VAOItoN tO VurNtF AftUrr Ot ASrests
Before Judge Day.
.yrTles NJ Csealieil ~. II. Ne,omdif Il motion
is now pendgn. before this Court 10 vacatc the order
OF arrest granted against Mr. NcwmarI, upon the
conp.aiat OF iaIues ~. ,rorne!ein. The actlgn was
brought by the plaintis u.,oa tie atdavlt OF Mrs
liecRer. cOn'a,nisg hashous charges against his
Wisc ana the hooa 10 GleApe the order Of arrest is
hi I'd Epos subsequent ailavit, sworn TO by
JsiS. iSscer IN WliGn iis states .islt sne was NOT
sesAssilet vita tsc irue ch ltenis OF her lrsL ai-
xavlt, iiaYng hecn t.duCed 10 sign II willie
IN a stae OF mental and pnyIleYl lepression, and
upon k..sc reprc>. tstOAs uha pfon,scs maze 10
hen ~ Crouae cin. ,ise . an~d auj size now post
tivoIY sWcarS tnai sac never, uT1n any occasion.
saw nHy cs5asc TIA was iInnroper or anboeuu-
lng uY on h.c part oi ei!ner Irs. Craanecn Or dr.
RewslaYk. The above Gloaon Will be arsnad III O
f.w dass wten tno wnele nclest III uhe case VAL
be Geveiopei.
Dc is:ns@.
O'Far9eu rs. Aa,sitgl z NO ion granted.
Brood sts -. Set@ f.,lgi On granted Oh payment
OF $40 sosts.
Ero.eur.l rs. TWcr.-Or,-r settled.
f'S@21g ~. JsrnfR0s.-9' 'ot.ol for Injunction de.
MED without costs.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

tnNts"r t0n'pIairt.
The following explains Itself
To tug Eptroa 0f ris iIERALp:--
Please permit u reaaer OF your widcy-extende
journal siaee 10 inqnne, is here remedy 10. the
imperfect gas winch the pcope WHO aic uufJr,u.
nafeiy located above gnrty fourth street have been
compelled 10 eaunre ay gss bin darlag tue
winter, lud in. rolu the past, win AVERAGE from
s2s 10 ssv per mon,n NY ous.ness S cons,anty IN.
teyrujted aud lre13cniiy Srss.aned On account al
Ire absence os nsni. I aavc aga,n as.d again re-
msnetracd @Rb the coihpans b, letter aaa per-
eOn0l ~ piIratoa. W NJ purpose, III trpeg Gius
u..Qn rte Siccr.ds oi by nuslnss - pay sTy pits
hava ,sIei my lawyer what is 10 ne suae 10
remedy the eyii; ne sr.gs nie shoulder. ana says
II Is u monopoly. thc press. INA, las aAl i rev
0u,iopizag saeR eat things VIII Gx ,Hcr n.tis utou
the Metropolitan oas Csnnoiny ami I've rs fi3ui II
VIII receive tie benedltton o the workspg clio scs
EVE9E1T. u
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
suptS,cs C5upr-.psciAt Ts3l
The use cfa anne In LAW.
Rcfnre LullGn rnenrcr.

y
Pefore JulGe spencer.
Thomas ". Dre,c ~. Thn'a0s Deroe.-The pian.
tif and defendant are both engaged Ia carrying On
the experimenting business within few doors or
cash ornsr Ia Carmlae street. The defendant has \
sr.a upon hls pren'Ses wlrh the name "Drcw" upon
IN large testers nad his name above 1t In very
sniai letters. IN. r,alnuI cinIns tnat thereby Ms
eNsIo,ne,s are dsittes r,t0 trading with Tue He
fendarr, Oai'vil. ma. tirs are trlllng with HIM.
;he ieioaasnt co,tanss tatt ne has right To Use
the rkalntiii> usifae, hiS stare hsvf"s 0nce becn
oYnel by plalnih md ncsetuchlIy purchased hy
him. 81 the bili of sa iDctides 'goOtls Signs and
st"ras.' TIE piaint,si, the other hanu cnntcus
t.ts me mi ot S, only c3nvt,a1 TOE ,irrc laatc-
rtlss Oi witch the signs are made. ahd t1at ~ thc
'.50l wik' was L %rti or included Ia the niit OF
ssia mat the III entant caunot uge his mare. and
ci'ea .evevh ade.0r,ues " maInain his post!9n.
JlaNu tnarH'ore brln,s tha SUIT 10 eafpn Inc &c.
'antao, fsop f,ag ais nanir aud 10 compel hin 70
obfteratn stuie rom The Ssgu
A iretlan was Eiaac 70 DISMISS the cOnnnine ana
argueu Al iengtn, nnt sM,seqlently deuiai, fha
O,nrS allowing the plAiptif to Infr iuce iarner evil
0eace so s,ow' mat vuTlOas persons have been de.
cciyed BY the slsn. Case sti Oh.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
UNITED STATES cosaIsaaMys COURT.

Charge Of Passing sounssrfeit Money.
Before Commissioners SHIELDS
1ne United States ps. S Hareo.-The defendant
was held in $1,000 bail for examination ON charge
OF pass,ng &lO,oC0 counteIfeis OIL
Nou-Paymcnt of special Tax.
Ths United States rs. H Bere ana n. Krone.-Tho
defendants ore held IN $500 each for examination
on q charge OF doing business as liqnor dealers
Wirnouk paying the special tax required By law.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
SUPREME c1vRr-iENERAl Tern.

Tho Appeal Caacs Of Foster, Lookup Evass,
Edwards and Collins, McNevins and Others
et tho General Term.
Yesterday the General Term room OF the Supreme
Court was quite crowded when Judges Ingraham,
Cariozo ana Barnard TOOK their seau on the bench.
The cause Of the unusual crowd was in the fact that
the appeal cases Of Foster. convcssd Of the murder
OF Mr. Putnam, and Mcyevins, for the murder
OF man In . oarIoom, both eeGtsnced 70
OolIinA tho innrisoned nx1xAkGhtArii william
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

c'kep convicted OF receiving bonds stolen from
the knrwca !inaS: i19skrl Erans, tha sentenced
asorr ousi. ADD several otnsr iesser criminals were
10 &c srgoei. &#N5 N&A>
rrsM cacn ease beng called the Districs Attorney
aEsv cred not really. ani accordingly I've entire
Evaissr ~ ca es waie set dnwn Tor afglinent nu
The trsi We,Ne>ai, Ia Dese nper. Nc iTt Shnier
cas.i.curd very unfav~ras'ly on the de.ay eec1
svheI Dy TIE district Attorney BENG upcrepared ed.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
GEORGIA INDUSTRIAL FAIR,
SAVANNAH. Ga. No,

SAVANNAH, Ca. !, NOV. 2a 1911.
The crowd at the Fair OF the Industrial Association
TO-DAY was immense. the receipts at the gate show.
Ing not less than fifteen thousand visitors The ex.
hibition is very One. In order 10 allow time for ex-
hrbi.0rs ~ enyer articles now on the war To tn 3
cJ the Ioard Of directors nave concluded 10 extend
the fSll 70 next Wednesday The far v complete
tpcceek~
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
UNITED STATES o,TaIcr COURT.
A Revenue Suis.
Before Judge Rlnfchford.

Yhr 0nffed STARS o.. Quantity or Cfoars ana
Tobocro, seized -, FWiton ssreef.-Thm was suit
bronsns by the government for the purpose Of con-
demn,ne quantity Of cigars and tobacco, seIzed At
the place above indicated, soy alleged violation Of
the Internal Revenue law, The case vas al hear.
dehncrate. Y tley agree they win hahd in . sealed
verdict this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
secouns cr the gurpy Y gas being good 70 ono part

..As Tor the issinSs, tire cenapan.es are boani 70
kEEf InE giAssss t7tAT
ana the Nights ~ II otteD AsppebS mat tho com
paaes use small pipes "a soSe sfraes ard rye
Os.c- IN aHoi ncr ~ course IN h.oek where thero
ave a great many bnrners the small ripas are .x-
hsusted qurnSl;. and tic cns Is dIs'rh1cd o. great
scarcely. arsslsnt sor tha Gas aein2 d,m IN some
hooks AMI ncsser IN diners hs .ae iaci ika some
blocks hefng AZ drercI cleya'i.ns frani Others 10
nor ge; tbe Sane foicr from The pipes. mis- "a.
however 4 mfrcui mailer 10 regulate: IN, my
opinion ~ tina, TIE gas nrnisnel ~ the com pal.es
III had, AMI mat tht opes are not al iaut ami t.at
they know III
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
haaHt elJsf--yasr |.
A yvsi,su dnv gui.

A tTs'i;su dny 'ui:.
Raufseh rs. ROB ansteiS.--rhe pla!nt.T, last Whit
sunday q great holiday among The ;erm"as, visited
Bellevue Gardea, kept hy feicgdaat, ani after par.
taksDa oi tnc Irevaine beverage thcsSht he would
take int whlch he accordingly did. bat on MA
return to HE shore while ~ The act o! gctNng his
most ultimate garment over his head the detendant
horsew Ii o cd htm about The nnly aud leRs, for
witch he c.i.niS 10 Gc rennaefbci. Ine de-
Hra.tIt's stery iS that he saitd from his otce
+; aullAcf 81 tho Visitors. 9ho demanded that
bsluha snoHd be put oat; that going TO the
nv he ouad BlaintlB there noattng On his Daek
and cyp0sias MS person; that nc caied upOA hun
10 sw IN 10 a retired stJ,, 10 .u'ch ne would nave
his IL thcs scri, Tut d piaiHttf' le use1 nsin% vile
kinguaac. comlag IN again anu landing on The
Ptcaises aud there beng no Policeman around he
aid ;kc the law into htS own hands by giving
plaintiff u fcw cuts OF WIN winch o bysLlnd,r
Supplied MIN with. Verdict Tor plaintn Tor So.
aN4 Erci~t.gs.
by Judge Joachimsen.
Jones 10. The Snpdrr misunderstanding Company
Action or conversion OF aoods. Judgment Tor plain
tn for sc25 =, being the value Of Tie property
found. less charges. e-
Ka rs n ~. RO5pf,stffn.-verdict and judgment
for pa utin $50. Costs defendant, hy statute.
knso,. T.. s.thTrsfdte,.--JudgInent for deicaLant
for costs ana allowance.
Het,t fs Mciafn.-!udGment for plAutiH for
S153 81, vita costs and allowances.