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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30

TERRE HAUTE, October 29.-The fol-
lowing special was received from Green.
castle BY the RSpreSI at4A.M:
The fire is dying out The National
Bank is saved. Twelve residences and
many business houses were burned. No
lives lost but many injured. An engine
and two reels arrived from Indianapolis
at S:05. 1.-THE engine had arrived an hour
sooner they could have saved $4,000
worth Of property. Total loss $350,00O.
Insured at 100000. Kimball's planing
mill was set on fire, the citizens pursued
the two incendiaries into the court house
yard. The following Ia the total loss (.
Post Office, Southard's dry goods store,
Lsnder's drug store, Williams dry goods
store, spurgeon's block, Thomas drug
store, Ccewe's grocery store, Dunning-
toms agricultural store, Aliens marble
works, express ofilca, Burk's restaurant,
Dingers Sgency, DArnall's grocery store,
Sheriry's furniture store, Stevenson s
Kingstons hardware house, Talbors
dry goods house, Aliens magnificent
drug house, Burley's grocery store, Hills
art gallery, Black s Dogges boot and
shoe store, Boswelrs grocery and feed
store, Hswley's saloon, Boyle's saloon,
Leggetts block, Blacks livery stable,
Putnam House, east, southeast aud north.
east side Of the square Is q total ruin, ex-
cept the bank building and Mrs. Hop.
kins and Mrs. Hsmilton's residences.
Ten smaller buildings were also des-
troyed. The city council had gone East
three days ago to buy fire engines.
1NDIANAPoLIs, October 29,-The fire at
GreencSctle commenced at KimbalIs
mill between one and two o'clock, and
heavy southwest wind OF the time drove
the flames with fearful rapldity through
the town. The town had no fire depart.
ment, and called on Indianapolis and
Terre Haute. The help furnished by the
latter place aided materially in saving the
First National bank.
LIST OF LOSSES.
kimbalrs planning mill and cabinet
shop, Morse Bros. law office, Williamson
i Doggy's law office, Drs. Ellis, Fisher,
Smith, and Hsnnsh's offices, Black & Son
insurance office, Vanc!eve. contectioner;
Addison House, Stevens s Drnnington,
hardware; Charles Talbot, dry goods;
jerome Allen, druggist John B1rley,
grocer; W. q. ShsIey, furniture; s. Fur
geson, photographer; Geo. Cookery, tur.
niture; Spurgeon, jeweleT; Postoflce,
Green Castle, and the Banner Halls of
the Odd Fellows, Masous, Knights Of
Pythias, Good Templars, Gfangers,
HibeTnisns, United Wofkingmen, College
Societies, etc, together with their re-
gallsS, SOuthsrd s Brown, dry goods;
Howe Sewing Machine Agency; Ssund-
ers, druggists; John Couey, billiards;
American and Alsms Express Offices;
Dsrnall & Sons, grocers; Brown & House,
law office, and several eating houses ald
butcher shops, and the residences OF Geo.
Rlckett and his father, Jas. A. Hopkins,
]. D. Mcdonald, John Hammond, VIM.
Wallace and others. Rickett und Put
nsm's houses in other portions OF the city
were set on fire, but were extinguished
without much damage.
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l!.LLAND.

ROTTERDAM, October 29.-The old
Catholic Bishop Heycamp is dead.
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Sons Of Temperance Conren,Iep.

TOLEDO, October 29.-The State Con-
vention Of the Sons Of Temperance re-
assembled this morning and proceeded 10
the election OF officers for the ensuing
year. Francis Granger, Of Toledo, was
elected G. W. P; Mrs. A. N. Brazier, Of
Cleveland, G. ". a; John Gundry, Of
Cincinnati, G. s, Dayton was selected
as the plsce ior holding the next annual
session, and after the passage OF some un.
important resolutions the Convention ad.
iourned.
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THE TURF.
TOLEDO DRIVING pARE RAcR,


TOLEDO, October 29.-At the Toledo
Driving Park Association races, third
day, in the 2:27 race, which was post.
poned from yesterday, Small Hopes, own.
ed BY F. Deyo, Of Jackson, Mich, won
Two heats and the race. Time OF winner
2;40t, 2;4Of.
In the 2:40 race, postponed from YES.
terdsy. Grey Billy won the heat and race.
Time 2:40i, 2:S9, 2:40.
The first race to-day was a running
race, mile heats, purse $50. Two start
ed. Won by Nellie Bush, owned by
1921.
In the $50 race, purse $500, four start.
cd, four heats were trotted, Bashsw win.
ming the second heat and Darrell Prince
the first. Second heat dead, postponed
I'LL tomorrow on account of darkness.
HERRING Run RACES.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-In the race
today over the Herring Run Course, be-
tween American Girl and Conner
Bottom, for $1,000, American Gin
wen the first and fourth heats in 2;10 and
2:2lt. Copper Bottom won the second
and third heats in 2:2l and 2:l0. DARK.
ness put an end to the race, which will
be concluded tomorrow.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
THE RELEASE OF. Won ARylM.

TIE RELEASE OF. Won ARSIM.
BERLIN, October 29-Von Amin,
when released, was merely required 10
guarantee that his absence should not
cause delay in the proceedings in tho
case. He is not bound to remain in
Germany.
TRIAL COMMENCED.
The Trial Of Kullmann for the Of
tempted assassination Of Bismarck began
today Of Wurseburg. The prisoner i'd
mitted his guilt.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
0hiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ata.
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WARRINGTON, October 29.-The Presi.
dent has Issued his proclamation setting
apart Thursday, November 26th, as o day
Of National Thanksgiving.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court at
noon today made their annual call on the
President.
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tERAl eI ru1 HEEE1Y:
Chicago.

POstnAsterI lsO requested % act ls AFcps,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
Europa.

q uocych delech ocelorych pise ,,Frem
denplatt": Beze vsech zbytecnych frasi
beze vseho pfepinani poucuie mas celJ w
sledek posledni zkousky del tom. Re
kdyz IA poslednich dvou desitileti j.
nych statech upustilo Sc jiz cd soustavy
del bronzovych a pfijata byla soustava
del ocelovych, Rakousko vydavalo Milo
ny ma zbytecnc pokusy Lenkovon strel-
nou bavlnou, neosvojivsi 81 soustavu del
ocelovych ami zasad6. Cd te DOLBY, co
dela ocelova byla V jinych statech zavede
ma, osvGdcila Sc jich vysoka cena nejme-
ne ma padesati bojistich, cd te dolby pre-
mohla dahlgreenska> della Amerikand
Charleston, Savannah, Vicksburg Novy
Orleans, cd te DOLBY Kruppova della nesla
zahubu fady francouzskych boiovnikd
pod Metami a Sedancm, cd te DOLBY po
kusy Shoebarynessu podali ddkaz 0 jls
tote tryalosti della Armstrongova, ba r
1866 docilili Vlachove jedineho vysledkr
tax zvanym ,,CorallovJm delem" Bor.
gotorte: avsak nase ministerstvo vaIky
iak Sc zdd, vsech t9chto vysledkh 81 an
nepovsimlo. Po valce nemccko-francoul
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da jakas vdova podala mi jej prosic, n
bych i to netitelne, slzami smyte pismo
rozlustil. Zkusil sem to, srdce mi pu-
kalo pfi cten. Nezfastny muz louGil Sc
nj SO syymi opustenymi ctyfmi detmi
Pravil, re by ST mic nedeal re smrti KITE
ra iei sprosti tolika muk, co iich byl liz
pfestal, ale &c mu Jest hrozne umirati s
myslenkou, CO bude nj tech ubo.
hych sirotk6, ktefi nyni budou sc muset
doprosovat sousta chleba. Bylo iedenact
hodn, kdyz Bruo opet vstoapil do chramu
Nestastnici prosili, ably Jim iest6 aspoh
hodinka zivota byla dopfana nabizeli
mu kdo co kdo mel ma pen6zich Ale ne
tvor odpovedel do slova: ,,Mtlf isnio vas
jiz davno postfilet, hned iak isme vas "a
jail, nebot Wy jste ia prava holota. Peni-
re nechci co zadam, to ie vase krev."
PAX Sc obratil ma kncze otazkou, isou-li
jiz sc zpoyedi hotovi. A kdyz tito pfisv6d
Gill, rozestavil Bru podel hfbitovni zdi
100 stfelcd, nacez dial prvni oddil obtti
vyvesti z chramu. Rany zarachotily n
pfi desnem zvuku tom zavzn6l
z kostela optt zoutaly vykfik ostatnich
stastniku. Ma to slo Sc do kostela pro
druhou cetu obei. Pero zdraha sc
vypsati to divadlo vrazedne, ktere trvalo
ma hrbitove pdl druhe hodiny.
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Y dvanact6m kongresnim dstriktu
(Cuyahoga distrikO navrhla opozicni stra
ma IA poslance cti9odneho III. b. Pay
II a Cleveandu. Muz ten Sc o navrze-
nj neuchazel. Delsi dobu pred sejtim Sc
konvence vylozeny byly mtste archy,
ably Sc ma nc podpisovali ii, kteri 81 iej
pref miti kandidatem. VelikG mnoz-
stvi podpisd timto spdsobem sehnano, 2
cehoz zjcvno bylo, ze 81 opozce II. B.
Payne h 0 IA kandidata prejc. On pax
sam, pfesvedeiv sc tim spdsobem pfani
velike rcasti vazen6ho obcanstva, prop6i-
Gil konventu sve jmeno byl t6z navrzen
sice jedno hi asnG.
Ny osebne cteneho kandidata nezna-
me musimc tudiz iisudek svGi zaloziti
ma tom, co Sc o mem z iin}ch pramenti
doyidame iakoz ma vlastnim .jeho zasad
vyjadfeni A ten ilsudek jest rozhodne
pfiznivy.
Z. Payne jest od r. 1888 osadnikem
tohoto mesta a byl neien svedkem jeho
vzrdstu ale sam statetn6 phi mem poma
hal. Jeho hmotne zajmy jsou Sc zaimy
mGsta tesn6 nerozlu6n6 slouceny. Jest
on fedtelem Clevelandskych vale oven
Rolling Mild, zdeisi kotlarny velike
tabriky ma vyrobu ocelovych sroub1. On
byl 20 vice rokti clenem mestske rady, V
kteremzto cestnGm dfad6 velikych zasluh
mestskou vodarnu ST dobyl, byv clenem
prvniho vyboru pro vodarnu. On ma 70
vn6z velikych zasluh rozvoj zeleznic V
tomto mestG. Draha Columbus byla "a
.jcho fizeni nejlepe spravovana rovnez
draha Lake Shore tesia Sc nejlepsi spra.
We, kdyz on byl cleneln feditelstva jeji.
Y politice dcastnil sc Payne tez cine a
ma tudiz znaenou We ytci t6 praksi, KITE
ra spdsobilost ieho k poslanectvi zvysuje
Byl pred mnoha lety clenem statniho Sc
natu, 1857 byl kandidatem guverner-
styi proti Chasovi, kteryzto jen malou vet
sinou zvitezil, 1860 byl pfedsedou ohio
skc delegace k narodnimu konventu V
Charlestont, kde pfedsedal vyboru revo-
lucnimu co pfivrzenec pfitel Dougla-
s1v tehdy znamcnitG reel mel prcti jiz-
MIN ohne-zroutGm odst6peni, "a valky
podporoval vydatn6 vladu pr kazdem je
Jim zakonitGm pokusu Il podniknuti k po-
yaleni rebellie a 1872 byl clenem narod-
niho konventu Baltimorskeho, ktery ma
vrhl za kandidata Horace Greeleyho.
Payne ma sve vlastni poltick6 pre-
svedceni, j eA ne fispns b nj e k a
lzni stranicke On Jest rozhodne pro
zaplaceni dluhd iakoz vyplaceni urokn
razene meme, llsi Sc tedy od tech demo
kratd, ktefi za vndcovstvim znameho
Pcndletona letosnim demokratickem
konventu statnim castecnou repudiaci dc
plattormy sve pojali.
Jiz jen to svedci samos tatn6m pre-
svedceni jeho, ze, coz ostatne nasim ma
hleddm Sc pfiti, zatracuje pozdvizeni loui
sianske proti kellogovi ospravedlnujt
zakroceni moci spolkov6 ddvoda vyss
polit-ky.
Ostatne ponkazujemo ctenafe k 1ryv
ku Paynogy feci na ctvrte strand listu
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Ia posledni dny zvestvje Sc Europy,
re Bismarck nabizi danskemu krali Chris
tianovi east Dany obydleneho lzemi Sizes
vik-Holstynu pristoupili k nGmecke jed
note, t. j. pfiime-li zavdek takovym po-
stavenim, jake ma Bavorsko nebo Viltem
bersko kral dansky zIstal by ST donna
svrchovanym panem, ale politice zahra
nicni zalezitostech vojenskych, zvla5tG
pripadu valky, p,droben by byl kGmec
kemu cisafi a icho Wade. Tento Bismar
ckdv zamer jest pfilis pr1zracny nez ably
druhe mocnosti europske dopustily ieho
vyvedeni. S Danskem samym bude mi
ii yarzinsky Machiavell dosti krutou pra
CT, nebot nenavist Dani k N6mcim cd
posledni slesvicko holstynske valky 1864
jest ne Ii silntj4i zajiste tax silna iako Ce-
chG. Ale IL zeeneho stolku diplomati
Sc ne vzdycky pocity narodi berou ma II.
vazenou; zde rozhoduie obvceine pro-
speech dynastii, a ten by snad dovedl
zchytraly obratny Bismarck uspokoiiti.
Naklonil 81 po ,bratrovrazedne' vace
1860 mocnes Rakousko ano pfimtl le k
tube alianci, proc by nemohl oblomiti
tvrdosijnost malinkeho Danska2
Avsak krone Danska isou zde mo-
nosti jeste jine, ktere Sc pruskym Ne
meckem mefiti mohou - sce Svedsko
Rusko. Svedsko ma francouzskou ro-
dinu panujici narod pfeje Francouzdm,
zavide Nemc1m jeiich posledni vitezstvi
nenavide je pro jeich zpupnost hra
bivost. We Syedsku Jest mocna strana,
ktera usiluje o docileni narodni iednoty
Skandinavsle. Svedsko Norsko ison
sjednoceny, schazi tudiz ieste Dansko. Y
kterem strana Skandinavske Unie Jest
taktez silna. A toto Dansko mel bv
schlamstnouti Prus opanovati tax cele
vodstvo severoeuropskel V tom spo6ivd
neien nebezpeti pro Svedsko, ale pro
Ru k o, ktere by lodstvem syym mo.
ri baltickem odkazano bylo ma milost i
nemilost Nemecka. Ida Sc tudiz, &c
zprava Pafize vedle niz Rusko velmi
jest ma Nemecko popize ieJikoz by to-
to po docilenem srozumeni Danskem
melo klic k baltickemu IL velke caste rue
kemu) mofl, ma pravde Sc zaklada.
Dosud zbyvalo jedine Rusko, kter6 M
hle a pfilisne vzrostsi moci nemecke &C
protivaha SO postavti mohlo; kdyby Sc
ale Nemecku opanovani pflstavu dan
skych podafiti m6lo, pax Jest nepfcmozi-
telne ma zemi ma vod6, pax Jest faktic
kym panem Europy. Jen namofnf moo
: Nemecku schazela, pfimefena brannG m,
ci pozemni; "a nedostatku vhodnych pr
stavd SO nemohla nalizit6 vyvinouti. Pr
stavy chce ziskati vlakanim Danska dc
pasti - ntmecke federace, Gimz by kro
!. me pfistavu ovladio batickym moienl
> ztenclo moe Ruska ma severn Europ,
: ina jihu jest obmezena pafizskou smlou-
vou), pfekazilo Scandinavian Jednotu &
zbavilo Sc jednoho nepfitele, ktery aG ms
ly, zemepisnym polozenim SWIM znae
: nym lodstvem pfipadn valky Nemeck,
i citelne mohl by skoditi.
v Doufame, ze Rnsko osvedci dosti bys
II trozrakn raznosti, ably tyto zamtry '
! Gas pfekazilo.
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SINGERUV SICi STROJ
owe trium 1 v.
PrOdeje pOslednihO rOku.

Statisticke pfisezni vydani prodeji 81
cich stroiar. 1872, dodana 1878, ukaznil
ze Singroya spolefnost strge vyrabici mi
nuly rok prodala
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tyz ma vzdy mnozstvi loti, domi farm
ma prodei.
sY- Kancelaf Gis. g. Public Square
OtydE 1871 Osborn street. 25-25
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
No Man.

Miss LAGRANGE Of the Santa Bar
1ara Press, puts one of her editorial
grievances in the following light: ga
sense Of insutficiency and litteness
stole DER us, when, III contempt, that
stranger rose and lowered up before
us, and said with such an injured
look and tone of stifled thunder "ls
there no man about the place, no
editor, wonder?" " We're editor"
we meekly said, "of feminine crea-
tion, but fain would be a man or
two for your accommodation, and as
relentless fate forbids so sudden
a transition, We'll try and find q
man who'll do, to take your deposl-
tion.n We found him standing on the
street, the mountain tops surveying;
and sent our eager guest to him with
out the least delaying. Two days
have passed, and still that man that
eitizent is boring-a ceaseless flow OF
eloquence upon his senses pouring;
while we enjoy sweet revenge. upon
our ancient foeman, and thank our
friendly stars that we are nothing but
q woman.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
MANA SAHiB.
a Brief History OF the Indian Butcher
Captured by the English.

Mana Sahib, the title of Dhundoo
Punt, Hindoo Chieftain and a leader
of the Sepoy mutiny in 1857, was born
in 1924. He was a son of the Brahmin
of the Deccan, and when little more
than year old was taken to Bittoor,
where Bajee Row, the peishwa or
chief of the Mahrattas, adopted him
in 1927. On the death of the Bajee,
without heir of his body in 1851, an
estate in the neighborhood which had
been bestowed upon him during the
pleasure of the British was declared
lapsed to the East India Company, as
they had previously refused to recog-
nize inheritance of land by adoption,
and pension of $3.50, 900 year grant
ed to him and his family was also
stopped. Mana Sahib sent an agent
to England to advocate his claims,
but without success, and this supposed
wrong he never forgave. He lived,
however, in apparent friendship with
the English, initiating their customs
as far rs he could, and was permitted
to occupy the town of Bittoor, where
he possessed great wealth and influ-
ence. When the Sepoy mutiny broke
out in 1857, he was fully trusted by
the English, who applied to him for Il
body of soldiers to guard the treasury
of Cawnpore, which he Immediately
granted: but no sooner had the lnsur-
rection occurred at the latter place
than he put himself at the head of the
rebels and killed all the Europeans
that fell into his hands, among whom
were two large parties, principally
women and children, who were trying
4 fl1o (ln n mi oh
curb. The English at Cawnpore, in
the meantime, defended themselves
until June 9th, when they surrender
ed on the Mana promising to send
them safe to Allahabad. They were
permitted to embark, but Immediately
afterward fired upon and many killed,
the rest being brought back to land.
The men were put Ito death at once;
the women and children, after suffer-
ing horrible outrages, were maSSacred
July 18th, the day before Havelock
arrived at Cawnpore, and their bodies
were thrown into a well. The Mana
retreated to Bittoor, where Havelock
defeated him on the 18th, driving him
out of the town and destroying his
army. He soon got together another
army, wich which he followed Have
lock into Dude, but afterward returned
towards Cawnpore, with the intention
of attacking General Neill, who was
in garrison there with q small force.
Reoccupying Bittoor, he was driven
back in confusion by General Neill,
August 18th; on the next day by
Havelock, who had returned from
Dude and defeated his whole force in
a sharp engagement. Owing to the
exhaustion of the victors and their
want of cavalry, the Mana escaped,
and without coming directly in con-
tact with the British, except once
more at Cawnpore, where Sir Colin
Campbell defeated him, December
9th, continued an active and harrass-
ing warfare. On the occupation of
Gwailor by the rebels in June, 1858,
he was chosen peishwa of Mahrattas,
and his nephew, Row Sahib, was put
in command of the city. His subse-
quent career is difficult to be traced,
for his energies were bent rather upon
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
Teachers Institute.

The Institute convened at o'clock
yesterday afternoon with County Su-
perintendent Geo. III. Peck in the
Chair.
DR.. w. T. Lucky and Mr.. J. M.
Quinn were elected e-Presidents;
S. H. Butterfield, Secretary; Miss
Halle Scott, Assistant Secretary.
On motion, the following commit
tees were then appointed:
Committee of Arrangements. M.
Quinn, S. A. Waldron, w. p. McDon-
aid, Miss Annie Cassad and Miss
Maggie Hamilton.
Committee on Music-Profs. Butter
field and Kimball, Miss Porter and
Miss Bengough.
Committee on Resolutions-Rober
Furlong, J. M. Briefly, w. S. Reaves
and S. j. Morgan.
Committee on Entertainments-S.
A. Waldron, Lyman ID. Smith and p.
G. Towner.
The Intitute then adjourned, as no
other business was before it. Little
was expected of yesterdays session,
except q complete organization and
the real work in hand will commence
to-day and be continued during the
week. All of the public schools in
this city were dismissed for the week,
except those in the High School
building, and they were kept in ses-
sion to receive visitors during the day.
For the remaining four school days of
the session the scholars in these de-
partments also will have holiday.
The attendance at the Institute is full,
and all of the schools in the co0nty
are represented, we believe. The
prospect is good for an interesting re-
union of the teachers of the county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
Social.

The Teachers Social held at Good
Templars' Hall last evening drew q
full attendance - almost complete
representation of the teachers of the
county being present and many of our
citizens who take an interest in edu-
cational matters. Besides the social
part of the evening, some literary and
III usical entertainments We're given,
which added much to the pleasure of
the occasion. Prof. Havell favored the
company with vocal and instrument
tai music rendered in his usually
happy style; Mr.. Saxon gave avariety
of readings F.; Mr.. Butterfield read
"Shamus O'Brien" with fine effect
and Mr.. Hawley produced the speech
of Sargent Buzfuz in the famous case
of Bardell VS.. Pickwick. During an
intermission of the literary exercises,
the company engaged in social hop,
extended only to one quadrille. DR..
Peck and lady led down the dance in u
manner to show the young people
present that they had not forgotten
their earlier days. About 10 O'Clock
DR.. Peck dismissed the assemblage
with neat little speech which was
calculated TO send all away in the best
of good humors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
Important Law Suit.

The case of Pico VS.. Cuyas was called
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yesterday in the
District Court, Glassell Chapman &
Smith appearing as counsel for plain
tiff. The case came up in the form of
q complaint to sustain an injunction
to prevent the defendant from taking
possession of the Pico House, which
the defendant was entitled to by the
decision of the Supreme Court.
The complainant AYERS that the de-
fendant entered upon the possession
of the property pretending to be n
partner, but had no authority in fact,
either by lease or articles of co-part-
nership, and that no lease ever exist
ed. The details of former suits were
presented as evidence of the above
facts, and it was further urged that the
defendants only object in getting pos
session of the property is to force the
plaintiff to pay him money to get
clear of him, etc.
The defendant answered by his at
torneys Messrs. j. Hawer and Frank
Ganahl, that he had II lease and arti
cles of o-partnership, and that he en-
tered upon possession of said premises
with the full consent OF the plaintiff
under the stipulations contained in
said documents, and remained there
until he was frauduIently elected by
plaintiff: That the terms of the lease
were that defendant was to furnish
the house, which he did at an ex-
pense of $4,000: That Pico acknowl-
edged the partnership at various times
by paying the bills againit the con-
Germ for a long time. The defendant
has always been willing to come to q
fair settlement, and when reimbursed
for time and money he was willing
to dissolve the partnership. The de-
tails of former suits were presented
to substantiate the answer.
The plaintiff asked the Court to
grant time to answer the defense,
Court took till 2:30 p. NJ. o'clock to
consider. At this time the case was
resumed and argued till 5 O'clock,
when it was submitted. A decision
will probably be rendered to-day.